Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GET RESULTS VORJSALE y Fee tWr~-On.i dark, JeiW Jpw, th yeats Old Vt th imecnd cflHH?| ^^fffl^wetl tte-; . .^tl-it-; For S?le-1 will r?n my J?m' ^?t aisling of iS5 ?cr?? df ihe lino; faming lonrt In G?or*J&; vr; foi tile, .narie loam and#mgr ?absoi About 4C8 ?crt? in.?tlrtTatlon ; i plow? on iamo. fluwis high wa run?, through lt. /tenant improv? rn on I?. Three m life east of Vienm G?.V atown of 4nfcV? "Will eell ic ?30.00 por ai're/?4$?v0.0Q IMO t ? 1-2 per ceut. feigfeg & years, ba anco each. 1 cfc* owner and nt ;>*gP e?tatc AWnr-:-'- Iton't wrUo ut 'ijpH. yeti m*|Bepwnes!i. Vt'urs truly. ?<fi??t.*y ' % *' ' ' ' A,-M-.-?IKIJI?, Cordelo, Ca. Wasted#g?^<% ta Drag Store wit isodu.'fottnfsln; ?Hawj cotna kuna ledge pf druga. Three ycara oj per}enc$ at Boda fountain. Ce ad refereocfra. Andreas "J ..if the Belton Joynin ?J-Typewriter parchasen re oter 200 new rebuilt an *aaa typewriters,. ftp?| 'hasp. AU wakea. Pyle ? reuest. ^ J. ?. Craybm "W^Wd-Efftybody. to know -we raak tte?N*st'ste?l tanks for nit purpose! fay. tank made on .short nntlct ?... . .; - ?>hVcr Roofing Co., ..3^^l?a_Witfa a Reptttatlon. cob you. fltsUvored. promptly, i'i?ilmont Wood Co. Sa^5Sai^^^'^'r' ' ' .Bl!? M?^?tv~.Trial 1 ? ;z : M?-7 "year $t?. The fsSteet and best br? t?^e you ever bad a chance t . v, J*?$d .t?>,'; Will, be ;Js thc;, stud s CMM Mt . : lim I -. ....... MfiMHMM .?A T/Jlt ho nts stioi di candidates. Th J**'as folioWai Po m both deity am 1 ejection 17;!*}; ti i.OO; ooah in adtrauc 4ty oiEleoa: in dali .00 ? nid? rm en $5.00. ?lUl?wC? ?Ky??i? ta 'ifciwui yor of Anderson, subjec les of tho r?omocratlc . on :f. J, A?. PAVNR, re ls hereby announce for mayor, subject t iie city coaaccra?te prl . Ashmore ls hereby sn rules df the city demo frkhite o' vV? Bplssey herelr ^AIs^ls?^'Wr tho. democrat! aUos fdr-taayor nf the city o * to.?fcc mes of ?JJ rntic primary. DR ttdPgftfit?N ???? ia'of 3, I. Brownlee an * candidate fer ??der ! - 1 j Ht. Kev. Walter A. G uer ry, bishop of I tho Protestant Episcopal church, dio cese of Houth Carolina, waa tba guest J of t??nor last evening at the Church-1 man's club of Grace Episcopal church.! Anderson, and delivered'a talk to tho! members of "Tho Work of tho Law and Order. League" of Charle?lo?. The uiueUug was hold at the hcautl-1 fal home of .Mr. and Mrs. J, ll. Godfrey,.! 121 Webb street, and tho splendid hos. > pilaHty she^sra to -the gnests by that >J household made the o veiling pant > quickly. Music and refreshments were I features that were history enjoyed by gil present. Perter A. .Wasley, waa chairman or the meeting, i The blshtm waa formally presented to thc club by Rector J. ti. Glboney, nf J Grace church, or rather the elah was ' presented to the blsnop, the visiting \ prelate already having recognised : ramt of I be ? member f. and nailed them 1 by their drat names. Bishop Querry ; said that ha had made no ?pedal prep aration to deliver ? formal address on ! the nnbjeet, but would Just talk in a * gesund way on Ute work of the Char , ' teston organisation as he had observed Non,|,eiiiic?r^rira"is?ttlon, ' * :n.! ;??n tc to talW/' -said the ittsh , np, ^about CnarioMtoui but 1 am not I going lo' condemn tliarleaton,.because : i never had'any use - for a mau evit? > Wont-' a Kout criticizing Gie town where (he Nv** biroseir. I may criticize somr , ss about tl* city,, but if i du v jshall make tbs criticism to a Charles-' linn :iiuil<>ni?o anil li. u!ll '.'.? inr> tl?o f beaefti? ot Gie <ity/ us I coe it. ?. "1 may ante that the law and order . league of Charleston is not political, *,but is au organ iKation of the chore h \ people mostly so that they may the better work . ont the civic betterment 3 program for their-city-a city, histori cally great and whose very fisgstonoj 1 have been baptised with Ute- blood of j her patriote time and again. Her past . is so great that we are confident that ^jshe will rise Phoenix like from lt to .a matchless grandeur that will make ; her the ?pride of the So^th, of Gie state and or the nation." The bishop told about some of tho Obstacles mei lh getting th? organUn . tlc-n to work and how some of tho rc I huffs to t*>e workers eaten frdm une* *;peetsd eaurces. ''But we feel that v. e ure working Ulong tba right lines and J that we shall win oar butilos for the 4 . right though it may take time. I said . i that, the Law and Order League wa? . not political, but I may as well add . j that Ita 'members will take a hand at 'the polis in Charleston'when the time . j eom?s and try to elect the cleanest j man or ison t? govern the citizens :M'caaing again oi inc-obstacles, uri t rather reverting to Gikt Rubiest the -jbishep said that many high class cltl fxena nuibbicfi ?vc?r xi^ning tts cari j membership, which read that the ?tgn . ?rr v.ouid endeavor to bo honest and -to . make his neighbor honest, tie said o the'interlocking ot Interests of ' Grose. ,- "higher *p"' wtth those on a InWer strain was startling to bloat people, 1? .?reminded him, bs said, of what a no - table magasine writer had said about -, i tho evil conditions of tx certain straits -jof society being governed, by thone I ii!.??.:;:;? np. -J "The .'work lu Charleston, howeve*. y is coming on, db tl wo are not prono lo-' o? com ptain so far. I hare bess Grid by' f (?nstay cf the bast people of tho olty a the program'for civic-righteous j ne?? witt Mtlmate?y wi? ?vnd I feel -1 t?&'?fe? j^'priq^trpg o??ractiy." ! BISHOP GUEREV " Ten Communicartts Added To] a d j Graos x>pt?c^psHC??a*cl* i Strpn? Sermon delivering cae ot th? most clo* J tebolarly. and interesting sar-J card in Anderson la .'years, J ter. Bishop-'/ berry, conflrm?d| L ? ? ????? sg. .GraceI rated with ? NO VERDICT YET iM THE SLANDER TRIAL ENTIRE DAY CONSUMED IN THE HEARING -W- I JURY STILL OUT Dock Eidref-e Wa. Acifuitted In Fifteen MlftUte? on Charge Of I Sellin? Whiskey Thc attention of the court of general Reunion* for Anderson county ?rae oc cupied almost all day yesterday with hearing the case of Will afilas, al young whlto man, charged with sland er. This action waa tarougt by Revi N. Banders, a Baptist minuter of Anderson and concerned reports spreed by Hiles, following the Baptist Young Peoples Unlod ' convention, which wan held In Oreenvllle thia] year. The case-wss fought hard from strut to ftnlth and almost tho entire! day; was consumed 1 li car in? tho -evi-1 dence. Those introdnced. by . thc state a* witnesses were: Waltor Gar rison, 6am Norris, John Beard, E. N. Bander?; C. P. -Y2W?r&7'G I. Not?. A. Mutti con and Bata Buber.. Wit nesses for the defense were Fred Led rnrd and Will Miles: Arguments of the attorneys crmriud?d ahnet 4 o'clock afton.?iou and the judge charged jury. Following that the jury com ?d?od ni ? H.liowlng men, withdrew: J, J. i 'in?ry, foremanr J. CV Hender son, D. M. Campbell; A W. Campbell M. B. Dunlap, J. W. Bagwell, "L. P. _ Sullivan, V.\ L, Dunlap, A. P. ..'Stone, ?tttjrdo MettnyT?; If fPrettt, S?d ?WE. .':TKo .hiry-v aft ?till o?t when i Befcurt: ?orrtr^a recess hut nignt nt ?)Q!l|K|eMmnd' Judge Prince Instruct*?!! ;':. ?'orvm'an to rr-torn ? ?Q?i"l v, t di"! 'M.; rooming when. < o'iri rm .?.f.-?.. i.'.Ardill ah arr- ? *,? i.-i -Ma *t? i-^C?ffd. .'. . >: 1 o*-ly othcr^'cas'* l?K?t dr.-! . il l'y i^C?t that Ol' DU'O'A Darne*.rei:ttrgod -.with'Viola ''itfttMi ?I pan*J ry law.'^fila-ca 3ii>? .?fi nihill af^.lTi at one min '<> (- o'clock the- ju?*? ?returned .W r . o' net -t?lii -. The case of T. Gilbert, ^Uargcd^ n?urdr"arid continued froTi th? li tr*& o? court, hal beon sot lor yeatti lit* hu- tho dctondant -a?:l io .j?*Hr m d ?be case was pnsip'i ..-<} tu nv. .Cay. - T'io? ?:e?'iuded thc. v .yV bu fri mid ibu c. urttook arr?e ^vst ?1 JcUt ISS* nlghtr; r . ; NECaR?^TOf^LCE SERIOUS CHARGE WnMed in Abders?n For Insoft?ft? Young Lady, Arrested in Jack? Johp Thomas, a young negro of about>?0 yedra, ts bel?g held by the police officials tit Jacksonville, Fla., and Sherltr Joe M. H. Ashley of Ahder -.-i. ^..i?Aiiin tn Florida t-O ihs n"fi*"c"*Lvr.' T^bis4*-* . i"- ?*s*?t*M5 hero for offering an Insult to a young white woman late Saturday morning. According to information obtainable Thomas was hidden in some'-Wshes on one side of the road, ;hetween Honea Puin and Donalds,. In Aofcc-viilc county and when the young lady came by ho beckoned to her. She wa? frightened and screamed ? several times, alf rac ting attention tram near by people, but the negro at that time made gc<id " his escape, y The young-lady-ls ?aid to be a dav'gh ter of a prosperous and sreR-'knewn SHevillo county farmer and" great In terest w?s* aroused all over'that sec tion. A posse was noon formed and a search tfsgun for thc ungro. bot; he eluded hie pursuers and succeeded ia taking train from Nln?ty-Slx, Sheri? Ashley learned tLat the negro bad Sjought a railroad ticket to Jackson ville and ho requested thc ' Florida of gfeWS to "bb on! the IcoutTor too man. Cl^rfrl??WRATES FOR THE REyNIQN rc don on May 27-TA The se^od pH?eiris? rallreads op eraliwjr lltroegh .s^via?b?ott'' Of . tb? country hive gmntod very ?oW rdand ^pvra?osfrew- all -pointa tn South oamlina and some North'-. Carolina reifes I? most 'instances "?tre^TsinAru rSWty" WW HDQ Win r^T?*r?^ - ?ita??.??t come here tot teh etent ifnereaa they . ..Mid not ?ci her wt? do a?. Th?*' 'rr. li ruada publfming the reduced ratae tCerotras. CPnehtteld & CWe* Char 5EBAT1 DEFEATS Wim ??rwT wtt?TE LALST ?VE| AT ANDERSON COLLEGE LOCAL BOY SPOKE W. F. Coxy Jr., Spoke on Ute Win nins Stefa Favoring ?Cfcfced Shop*"-Speeche? Good j The dar or the orator ia not peat in I South Carolina, for aa long aa tic cd-B ucatloual inirtltutiouB of the State con- fl tlnue tu turn out young men who caul -?peak with tito fluency and oaae of thu I debaters wno ente-tained au Anderson I audience, at tho Col? ega auditorium, I . linne to be oratory. fl j Tile occasion wat, a joint debate be- fl tween taratan.tinivcrHity.und Woffoid ] college, tho subject being ono of thc livest, that could huvt) been selected, I except perhaps that of primary reform ? in South Carolina, lt was "Resolved* H That the Labor Unions of the United ? States are just li; >d in . dpjuandlng ? 'Closed Shops. ". ! The affirmativ*, represented by Fur. ?linn, won liv the unanimous, decision, ? or tho judge?. The speakers were: | Furcian. W. F. .'.ox. Jr., and J. H., Simpson; Wofford P. D. Hoff and iL. A, ] Moyer. Prof. C. M. Faithing presided over the exercice? which were opened j with prgypr hy ?fr. R. S. IJgon. Hon. T. Allon and Hon. Jhhn K. Hood, nfl Anderson, abd Prof. A. B. Bryan, o? Clemson College', acted a? judge? . Karil speaker was allot ted / twenty fl minutes for bia opening,speech and Ure minuta? In reply. The subject wa? handled with signal ability and the breeches showed careful preparation. Libera], applause- was : accorded each , nneiker, an? especially marked was Uiiat given Mr. Cox. who is an Ander-? son -boy.'' th? soi? of Judge W. F. Cos. .;. II. Sinpso". BBflflpflBBiekei'' ns tho affirmative .was .?, tt; simpson. He began by de picting conditions walch existed be-; I I fore the Organization of labor unions ? and showed wherein their organisation had imnr?ved the condition of tba la boring man, and that modern indus trial conditions reade the labor organ, satlono easent'.nl. Their claims, ho contended,/ are just and reasonabie, ?and though, they have short coming j they should not be condemned there for. Aa adt?cators the labor unions i are worth touch to the great number bf foreign laborers who came to America , evary year. ?:?Wb>rre ls a constant warrare between , labor abd capital, and employer? fav ! no minion labor lt their endeavor j to destroy :li>-. union. Detter condi tions nrs fcatf *tfetr?agh collective sell ing of 'labor* throegh the unlon-'-tha non-union laborer having no freedom or contract. I\ iv. ir?w. The first, negative speakor waa P. D. Huff, of Woffoja college. Ho conceded , that-men had . the.'right'to no those .things best for themselves.- and they .could even Join the unions If they j wished. Put the fact remains that ?7??r7,: ?w V"-^ CfTit or- tm- i LI wi ii ? Vj 5 iiir:7i of ihv COBnt?Sr tri?Ustg- t~* -hl^llC; Which from a fraternal point of view are all rlfcbt. r-'it ali wrong from n militant point o? view. Aa a militant t .CK I' ??blc for the con niels between capital and labor. '"Labor uniona." said the th?1 speaker, "have walking delegates who go round with a double barreled i wtlapon, one barr?! being labeled 'boy tcotf. the other 'strike' " Mr. Huff ?made a very logical .?peech which waa j w?tt received. [ W. F. Cox. Jr i was th? n?at sneak' r?-sr^wv'"tSc s^rma\lye, He ate.?cd thni the-^natter wair resolved Into thres : j ?casta?a: 1. Are thedemaods of the ' Can tlie-open ?hop BHiisfy these de . manda? 8.? Can the closed ?hop mftst these demand?t' H> contended with telling force that the demands of Hw labor unions -are just and r-?asonado j and timi the. cloned shop and. [not--tho''ope? ?hop can meet iii ?med ?H in earn pe Ititlon-'Wttb ^#???1,whieh may bo di vided Into tWO-TgSMfa ceJdb?tUive and i J ruo ? n"ei!ti?u? ui ?t.-uira?vsxts?e on?y |wh?n vomblaed labor 1? pitted against eapjtal. Mr. Cox ably maintained that the desert sho? bchaflte alike tb* em ployer, the etnnloree ?od tho public. The rntiptoyor gate-mora?killed labor, Uhr. employ1** fe&her WRtces and more i men ein v ? -, tl t it r 5 ?M ? Pi bHfer The last j of mem . worfcths ABE URGED IO MEET J Camp W. W. Humphreys, S C. V. W?1 H?l? Importan* Gather hug Thia Afternoon A meeting will be held at Ute An Idetaon. cl.nmber ol. -Commerce this af-| tcruooo at 5 o'clock by tb? Bone of Confederate, fit which time plans will be outlined for the approaching Con federate reunion and the work as* signed to tho various members.of the HORB. Every Bon in the city' ta urged to be present and the commander of tho local camp has asked that.every man In thc city*, more, especially the young men of thc city, eligible {for membership ia- the Bens of Veteran?, j be present for the affair and take part In the meeting tbJP afternoon, lt ls hoped tb get . the plans for the reor ganization of the local camp lo such order that much of the work for the reunion csui be . atiended to. by the S C. Vis aa te right and proper. J. W. Qa??tkrbaiun. commander of Camp W. W. Humphreys, Sons of Con- I federate Veterana has loused a state-' nient in which ha says that lt la the duty of every descendant ot a veteran to he, Iii' attendance this afternoon. . It la the duty of evory man to ho l?ng to this order if he possesses the right to membership and the tocal c?mp is very d?sirions of securing all'the new members possible before the reunion convenes here. Mr. Quattlebaum said yesterday that his was the first opportunity the veterans hau ever had to come to An derson and lt was the first time for theSons to convene here and he con uiders that lt la the duty ot the local Sops to see to their part of the work in wo ?enanm. x KZ? P?.O um WXil jr veteran coming lhere and all members of the S. C. V. are anticipating a great thee while they are Sn Ander son and it is clearly tho duty of Camp .W.' W. HU21n!;?S*S mamluira in atm tn it that net one Bingle man ls dtsap poited. Tho local camp of. Bona waa .named for tho late W. W. Humphreya and Lw?v organized about 1% years ago. Ma jor Humphreys was a major tn Orr's regiment and waa regarded as one of the freest soldiers of the Confederacy. Members of the -local camp are proud of the same. lt is hoped that tho meeting thii af ternoon will be largely attenoe? and that there will be* a number of the youag-men present and ready to ranko application for membership la the or 1 sanitation. passed eight hour laws cad more re- : forms are being brought about through ] peaceful meaua outside the closed i shop. i After well thought out and expressed , five-minute replies by the speakers, the . Judges banded In their decisions, which \ I bein* .unanimously Jn favor.of the.afr ?' SSS^t?. ............... -.i\ NOTICES i '????' " ' ?"?| ; .ni i NOTICE. ' j An Act to Rep?late tho-operat?oa o? . traction engines on or across public ' bridges of Anderson COUR ty : H gifte* across pOMtc bridger In Ander- j ?on county, regulated. Se ? cbaeted by 1 the General AsBeWbiyrof ibo State off. Sooth Caroitna; that from and arter j thb passmio' ol this ??i. any pt re On, j I Ursa or corporation, using ar causing} Oy ho usedi i?y traction'' euattie wm ginee c^ er s^res^ the bridges aa thal-: public, highways in Anderson County,] *$a!l< ta-eioa^Bs^^any ??f trio sahl H bridges, place ttpen th- surf see pt said j taro inches^ thick avod twelveJncfcee J j wide, uh Wntvn uri IM I nrwia MIHI y&g^ ? ' j In The Booked a good berth to the fetid b'nou and has been the cause of our selling ^?A??SV frails B?TTpNLpsl: PAJAMAS. They are woi fh know? U?^ that is why so-many know them. Prices--$1.25 to $3.50 Snit Order hy Parcel Post. $5 Plates and Up. Bridge Una Girowa Work. tfOft NSXT TSN DAYS. fis Gold Di. st Plates . $12. Ow Specialty . $12. $7 Crowntyta ftt?e ^5. Atm l??lg?sii?n and Jmprove your BEALTH by having os m tOM ?El?a. DR. t?. R; WELLS & CO. ...Electrical Dental Fari?re... Over Farrh?rs ? Merchants Bank. Plume $27 I ?tfy- Attendent when ai pall* ot thc right r-avo^them. it conj,ot h v??wg?pf.t? l'or our pr?tes^ moderate. It cannot, he irtltincr the wrutiir ccientiflc against, that, i- rico?tea to f$M and upward framer and, papts 10. eel ward. ' their eyes, asses would the ;foar of aro always Wk jlrcad of ? : .tor mir UP DrvM; ft. Campbell li?f "Vf. Whit?? St Ground Floes CMBce 'jpfeeae^ 8881. Ko?. Thone im COUNTS SEVEN FINGER CRADLES-the tightest* strongest and best Cradles on the market. Each Snath is warranted natural crook. Al! Fin ders are hand-cut and will not straighten when tvet. Blades or Scythes are the best m tur-, id; they are ground and sharpened, ready for ase. ? COUNTS has been making these Cradles by rand ipi a number of years. No one knows so .veil tust now to make and ;tset?; cradles to suit he requirements of our farmers. Airy fartu?r rvho has used a COUNTS' CRADLE will have no :>ther. We also have the JOSH BERRY FOURTEEN FINGER ?nd the SCHW?BS FIVE FINGER pptoLES. luie is ccmnle^|fe ra jv^ Anderson. Belton ?i?^^?Y^nvrittrr^ Bj