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ljn. H _i ? i, . fe a ? We have ?ome-be%utif til residences in the 4 city for sale at prices very te?sonable. If your are interested in a nice home phone us and we will be glad to show you what we have: ' ' ' ' We also have some good farms close to i?wn very cheap. See us for anything in "REAL "ESTATE as we are always on the job. J. F?RMAN EVANS CO. Evans Building ' ' ::' ' 'And^rsoti S C. jj Money Making Ways of Using Want Ads 4 HOW WANT. ADS WILL HELP ' :? ' A SMALL BUSINESS CROW Thole Is rosily tm Unit to what Want A?ls can do lo put life Into muai! business enterprises. 'Toa want inore customers, more ' capital, or something else to help you grow lu a business sense Tho Want Ad In ALWAYS ready, and ALWAYS willina;. lloro nrc some Want Ad Ideas lu '"this connection. "* v-. " How to Get More Customers This ad. Is good fort* per ccut on any article in this store. U the value ls not easily aa great as tho original price plus ?6 per cent,.don't take the goods. Come at once --i-rrr-T Keeping after Business | Through Want Ads Every day the way Is open for you to' Increase yobr - business - through .: : these columns. Flan ofter plan will v unwold Itself to yon once yon have \ BEGIN NOW! This should be ' the . stattcd. i turning point for LARGER AND BET-. . I TER BUSINESS. M T? Want Ad WM Make W?t& [Free Advertising For farmers JJ ? ing the Coupon Below The main purpose of this innovation is to establish trade relations between thc country 'producer and city customer. - j There are hundreds of housewives who read The Intelli gencer who\ would be glad Of theopportunity :tt* secure fresh . butler, eggSj poultry and produce direct from the country if S th?yktiew^her? to send;forit; J ?, . . "V ;. ? On this? b?g?v the farmers M no bave$rcri. t,o ??l?; 2pt get in ' touch with these city people quickK ' ]. ?f?;."./.'. The tai?llfgenc?r WM p?bUch "one gttVer?seni?nt free. Write whit you hav? t? 'sell ail the fcpUpon.*e!?w-and mail to us ?t or?c?. IT IS 1P0.SIT1 VBCY;FREE? f?, .g\, ..v fcieas?write plaint^ artisigu nani?;,arid tull ad3r?ss . i i? ti \: ' :"'} :..'^ ''- 'r . Ifi ?.' ' 0 ' ' ? A GOOD MAN BACK INLANDERS!)*' ir.TD." nkrper,"Popnlar Clotbtnit Mun, Again With B. 0. J:vans & Co. . H. B. .Harper Sa again with B. 0. Evan BSC .CO., having,gone to work there Monday morning. Mr. -Harper is perhaps one of the rnoBt popular clothing salesmen In the city and lils friends, who are scattered all over the county, will bo pleased to l^ani that he ls again ldentillcd with tills ponul.ir establishment Mr. Harper goes in as au addition to the already very clever sHlesforce at EvanB'-the buslr.ons, as the fall season approa 'lie;;, being too Ueav> ior tho present fore*; to handle with thc dispatch -denu-.nded by the manage ment. XO. CENSOR MOVIES Bill Introduced by Congressman | Hughes, of Ge?rgl*. .Atlanta, .iuly 20.-The bill recently tn thc national house of repiccc-nta-j ttves by Congressman Dudley K. Hughes to establish a national cen sorship on motion picture shows, is receiving indorsement of a cumber of organizations interested In the wel fare of children. One well known civic organization I of Atlanta .bas ISBUC da petition urg ing the passage of the bill an : highly commending Mr. Hughes for his idea. It shows-- that the only censorship now ls not official and does not prevent the ?shipping Into Georgia of films. Mr. Hughes' bill provides for tho| creation of a new division of the bu reau of education to be known as tile 'Federal Motion Picture Commission and defining ?tn cutler. Thc commls misslon is empowered to appoint deputies ' and ot'aer assistants', and shall license all films intended for public display unless it finds that such films are obscene, -indecent, immoral, Inhuman or depicts a bull 'fight or prize or ls of such character that lt j would tend to impair tho health or j [corrupt thc morals of children or I adults or incite to crime. Penalties are provided for violation of the law. With thc growth of the motion pier ture Industry there has sprung up a great demand for some regulation of the exhibitions. Children, witiumt I thejlr parents, arc constantly seeing In thc cUieH pictures which are far worse than the dime novels which once were so vigorously denounced. SMITH WILL RECEIVE OVATION AT LAURENS. Will lUdo Upon Baie, of Cotton that Was Ginned In 1862. Laurens, J,uly 20.-The senatorial speaking Wednesday will complete the canvass of thc northwestern section of the state and it is expected that this candidates will. bc greeted by a tre men dour, crowd. The meeting will be held at Holmes Springs, on Eust Main street* . Ample preparation bas been made for the. accommodation of this speakers and the crowd, hundreds of, benches hating the past week been placed in. the park and tho speakers' stand overhauled. :. . - . ; . lu .connection wlth.^ho campaign meeting a rather unique'honor la to.be Smith; ! As now planned Senator accorded United States Senator E, D. Smith-Will ride at tho head of a pro cession rrx. a the-public square to the park oh a gally bedecked wagon on which will be mounted a bale of cot ton that. was grown in thia county during the war -between- the section. It Was ginned by Mr. Henry Thomp son, a farmer of Cross Hill township, in 18G2 and ii now the property Ol Mtv Thompson's- grandson. Mr. Robert Hal! Fleming of this'dt): . It was ginned'and packed wi tl. BU old fash ioned horabpower gin and hapd press and bound with ropes. Eleven years ago., lt_ rta* i repacked . with - new ? bag ging aa j steel ties and then placed In. a bonded ware -house' in this;, elly,': S'here. . lt bas since ' remained. ?The' ale weighs 4?0 pounds. and la well preserved and.-of very good grade, it ls Bald to bo tile, oldest note of cotton! lia existence, arid, requests ; for samples ?t the staple have como from many quarters of,tho,globe since the publi cation a few years ago nf OB exlst nc?., ' Primarily the demonstration ts Intended as au honor to Senator Smith for: the long and incessant fight be han made tn . behal f of t h e far m ot s' main product, and also to show to thc world the practicability of storing? and pre serving tho staple. ' 'It has bean suggested that the team wll) draw the.wagon the -ancient bale of cotton and the county's d la t Ingulsh cd guest on this occasion, bo/four home, raised, mules and tho wag?nit self .be- a; Laurena county.' pr?diiet Th reo .prominent farmers compoBQ thq committee bf. ?rrangements-^Tltos. M, .Shaw* W. D. Byrd and Glenn A. Futter.' TELEPHONE BLOCK SEfeVlc?. {j Te lie Installed by the Southern OR its Macon Division. Atianiu, JU?y, 20.-S??Ca?i-? 1 R?iiwuy ls preparing- to l?etan a ?;. telephone block system io take the, pltxe o.fthe telegraph system .now in -use ou aim Atlanta, division between Macon, ba., and Oolteivah,-. Tenn., a distance of 225 miles andvpart of tho route of ?the Southern Railway's : through trains bete ween the West and Florida. The present- telegraph block system con sists of two Wires and each office trill be equipped wjth one bell cn the north block and one. bell on the south block with Hie t?r?pii?De so Installed thtat ic ban.be connected,,with <rither. , . % ^jTh?'JUfaes?Wl?Ube so arranged at tho offices that... when ; a, block, office ls closed' the lino ,can bc cut through lt, Tlio wires used for tho telephone block WM .bo ?Iso, Used for-.* /QnwtopB^r-' ?ujUfrb?h Atlanta to IMtacon "nod ?for ianother, circuit from Ai santa io : vol-' [tewan toto Cbattanoog?i !( lir order fd tuko care of $0 heavy Florida tkf-? ! fife 'last wroW: t?l?phon? Jb?oc* ^ra* put in operation between Bacon . And Jesup ?pd? WjM found, so .edHsfactory; that it has now been decided to extend tho system" over'the-- lino between '061-1 towah abd Jesup^ Th? now ByaU-m OTI^Itei put uv effect j a?. ?con aa the ' jkhj^EOicgh ?e.mide. ... TCTfiVii;, ?>'?l<"''' '/^::.L'-'vj;...*...-. -, ??', ?(jfi; .'JV.f.:M'-.-.. * . ? '? J- "--el ,' 'I'" ',-..' v !': eWM*. :? n&j-H'.K .VT' '?'* ?ri1, *v*v*,t: .'.?i."i.'.Ti\i--'. .s Financial anc New? York Cotton New York. July . 20.-What wn: claidcd'by-tn? -hulls to be -a very critical ."iination In Texan. w'-as very largely rda?ot?kl^ble for a strdhg un dertone tn" the cotton market today, and with few ' exceptions the trend of tlic pricer waa steadily upward, the closo being very steady nt 10 to 16 points net .advance, or v..iain a couple of poipts of Uiet op of tho day: 1 ' Over Sunday Texa- was dry and no ralu was shown ca Monday's leap nor aqy In prospects for tomor; o .. T$is with continued high temperatures re sulted in, bullish advices from the Southwest which created considerable apprehension' in locul circles and lcd to a heavy-covering besides quite an extensive lino of new buying, partly based on anticipations of a bullish weekly weather rcpoit tomorrow as the government last week said ,Unit, Texas was oven then in need of the rain. At the opening the market was steady with obi crops unchanged "to 4 points loTvir and new crops 4 to C points. higher. The new crops were 4 to 5 points higher. There waa little selling in the forenoon but contracts were gen erally rcarce until after mid-day when spot houses became quite liberal sail err, on tho idea that the ' heaviest outstanding short interests bad been covered, although thc pressure was well absorbed without materially af fecting thc upw.i d trend. 8orac au thorities intimated that without the rain soon thc Texas crop would be cut under 3,000,000 bales. Cotton futures closed rtcady. - Open Close July .V>;'.>. 122 1237 August . 1218 1229 October . 1219 1231 December . 1240 1250. January .".. 1233 1244 March. 1237 1248 Spot cotton quiet; middling up lands 13.25; Gulf 13.60 . No 'sales. New ,Orleans Cotton - i Nw Orleans, July 20.-The drouth In the western - portion of the belt was thc dominating influence in thc ?cotton market today and it put prices [up for a riso of. a dollar a bale. Sellers of .the last day or two of last wcok were the best buyors. They put out short. cotton on the .belief that there Would bo showers In Tex as Sunday. Practically no rain was reported and complaints from thc ?drouthy counties increased Monday [ morning,, , Shorts . bfij prices up on themselves in buying their cotton. At tho bee'^of. the, day, late .tn ,the session, tho trading months were '21 to 22 points over last week's final fig ures.- The close was at a net gain of 21 to 22 points. '?Favorable crop reports .from the eastern .and central portions of the cottoa region received but little at tention. .' .... , . - . . Cotton futuros cloded steady. Closing: .July ?20O? August . 1285; October 12491'December 1201; Janu ?ry' 1256;; Mareil '., Liverpool Cotton -Liverpool, July 20^-Cotton un changed; good middling 709; middling 738; low middling 890. Sales 6,000, Speculation and export 300; receipts 9.000. Sf Futures quiet. July 714 1-2 ; July abd August 714; Soptdmber and Octo ber 072 12; December and January. 661 1-2; February, and March G63; April and May 664 1-2. The cotton exchange hore will close l on August 1 and 3. Cotton Seed Oil New,. York, . July '? .?O.r-Co'tton seed oil was-easier for. August uhdor liqui dation by timi longs, while the bal ance.of the Hst showed s tend InesB on covering of shirts and "with tho strength of cotton. Final prices were 4 points lower to 5 net higher. Salen 11,900 barrels. . ' r ? ! .Market, cloeed steady. Spot 718 n 722; July 720. a 723; August 724 a 726; September 727 a 728; October 699 a 703; November 670 a 672; De cember and- January CGI a 663. Cotton Goods New York, July 20,-Prices on Bta plo ginghams were steady today on tho basts ot last year G 1-4 for stan dards. Dross' ginghams were reduced l-2c a yard and tickings l-2c by the Low and dregs ginghams , were un changed. Yarn were quiet Fancy worsted suitings (or men's 'wear were Irregular from ? l-2c a'-yard tb fi cents and,upto2,l-2 to 5 down on the va rious numbers. Cotton goods wero 'quiet,' ?"-'; ; .. ? Grain & Provisions Chicago, July 20!-Assertions that if unfavorable weather was- encoun tered In the. Dakotas -arid Minnesota, this .week .thc damage, from black rust would bo Wave, led to a decided rally today In tho weather market. Prices cloted atrong ?t l-4;tO *8-4 net od 'Vnace. '.. '.''.'?. 'Grain and provisions, closed Btoady. Stocks ar.d Bonds New .York. July "?Q.-^?ontuslng re -sorts regarding > Um eastern; rate sit Ulori , arid : 0 budget ^ of: > un faro ruble tffif-'1tttsg*t< '^tftjappji^ ^n adSS.tO the ??Mp jiharct koid her? :<OTv?3?aon. ?Sm^?ea from Amsterdam1 were again reported/ ilaltltnuro and Ohio commons and Sro fer red .descended : to tho new ^ow , > vol s. Heavy Offerings on ; both Issues ! ?'"..'? -, . j .ii' i ?,.m' v ,;( i' . \ , * .\f>: rt??$^tfiav.t*nc.'?'.? #> *y?>t. . !<? -..; . I..V .}..> ri--V?rt li >|V. 4 V.JH for future delivery attested tho per sistency of the foreign liquidation in these sharer. Erie and Wheeling ground?-. Irregularities were shown by the other mino, issues, some recovering and others falling to or near last week's quotations. Texas company was the most ju eminent of the spec-, ialtles, droj/iiig live pointe. Monds were bul slightly affected by the sagging, tendency lu stocks. Total sales .par value, aggropated II, 307.000. .. United State bonds were unchanged on call. \t Money On Call New York, July 20.-Mercantile pa per 4 aM. Sterling exchange firm; rlxty day bills 4.85.20; demand 4.87.-1 20. Commercial bills 4B4 1-2 u 3-4. Bar a ll vcr 54 1-8 Mexican, dollars 41 1-2. Government bonds steady; railroad bondr irregular. Time loans weaker; sixty days 2 3-4; 90 days 3; rix months 4. o o o o o o o o o o o o ooo o o o o I o o o NOTES FUOM IVA o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O Iva. July 20.- Kev. \V. S. Ilamiter, of Blackstock, will preach im thc Pres byterian church here next Sunday morning and evening. A congrega tional meeting will bc held after the morning service at which timo tho matter of calling a pascor will bo con sidered. .Mrs. L. S. Clinkscales, of1 Stt?rr;' is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs"! JT'C7 I-i gun b?r and Mr3. S. W- Watt, or Duo] Wost, spent E'tndny night at. the home| of the .'ormer's brother, T. R. Watt. Miss >'na Pettigrew, of Kt ore vii lo, spent tht week-end with her friend, Mr-'. Iltru. W?kelleld. Mi:;-. Hci 'o Jackson, of Storovlllc, was th-' g; ?.ti for a few days last | w onk of ??si . tor, MrB. D. A. Hurrlss. i.'tlsH Cai?.. ">rnton, who has been i spending ?om?. me hero with her sister, Mrs. j. c. nes, has returned] to her homo in iiari.vell, Gn. Mr. Carouth Jakson loft last week] for Cornella, Ga., whoro he goes to | spend several weeks on business. Mr. Rosamond Scawright of Ander son, ' was a visitor here a few days] last week. Mr. Gti3 Townsend was a business | vlf.'.tor in Hartwell. Saturday. Grady Clinkscales, of Starr, was a j visitor hero last week. Miss Thelma flin Ith has gone to I Hodges to apend norna timo with her] grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Rnmpoy. MrB. A. C. Townsend and daughters. Misr. L-stle and Miss Edna McGee, have returned frdm a short visit to j relatives in Hartwell. T. C. Jones and wife spent 8undayl In Hartwell with relativos. They went] over in their .new car. Misses Marilla ind Lucia Rold Ew art and brother. James nos, of York ville, aro spending a while hero witlf | relatives. ' <J . . Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McAllster, of Mc Cormick, aro her on a visit to the lat ter's parents, Rev. R. G. Martin and| wife. Mr. Leland Sadler, of royston, Ga., ?B here to spond several" weeks with | his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Sadler. MIBB Laura H/.rdy, of Starr, has| been here for a few days with rela tives. Rev: H. W. dione and family spent] Saturday nlgLt at tho.homo of W. A. WIIeB. ; Clem McGee, of Anderson, cpent| Saturday night here with his mother, Mrs. Jane McGee. V Miss Sadie McDonald hos return*: to Anderson after spending two weeks] hero with homefolks. J Messrs. Wayman Sutherland and J. C. Jones spent last Friday In Green ville on a business trip. Dr. Ham McLesfcy and family, ot j Pendleton, spent Friday in town with] his brother. 0??F. McLeBky. Messrs. T. C. Liddell a and Junior] Harper were business visitors hero] Monday.. Miss Clara Townsend has returned! from a week's stay in filberf^^OT with relatives. M?L POLLOCK WILL NOT .AT PRIZER Greenville. July 25.-W. P. Pollock, candidate for tho United S tat OB senate will not v^.e.ik at.Pelter a?-announced. Mr. - Polloci- was to have spoken there but du ri mr ibo melee at tho etty nark Saturday l?st his "cs!ico" ticket abd hal tK^Oiio Cheraw to secure an other. This ticket created considera ble inter jct at. tho speaking Saturday abd is .considered ono of Mr. Pol Ib?k'? strongest points. Th? War of ....... 1 i. . . . - Business I Clear Eye, Strong Arm, Good ilealtb, j ara Secret? bf Bu ?-esa The man with the punch, both men tal and physical ls tho big bu?lnoss j success ot today. . His, bodlty .health is the fbre0 be hind bis business possibilities] Tho btiBiuODS-world has no timo to listen to tho grouch ?tory. Sour, stomach, malaria, indigestion, J coete?i tongue and a hundred other j ] 'bodily Uta come from an out-of-order | j llWk. calomel used tb be considered the I-on ly re! leL Modern medical science I bas provided a far milder and more pleasant form of liver relief In CARS WELL'S LIVT2H-AID, a -purely vege table liquid romdy. A largo bo tn econ bo bad for SO | [ coats at Fricroon's Pharmacy Belton j I S. C., wherG tho purchase prlc? willi be promptly returned in caso you wish ] ! it after trying^thls wonderful remedy, '-i- ' ;. .. . .. -H... .? ?? -, .? ?TV- : I '. >ff fi" ; d .;......<:*?..>.?.*:! .< '!.;.' ^?i-K?f'i; . Iv?.:-:.. ..K..V-"., ?,.*HS.1.?^: .. . A We H?v't coming in almort latest shipment b Come in and let They are 1914 M We have a nie? buggies. Political Ann FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR i I hereby announce myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject to tho rules- governing tho democratic primary._T. M. VANDIVKR. I hereby ari nomico myself a candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary. . X ,. C. P. MARTIN. i I hereby announce myself as a can didato for county supervisor, subject to the rulos of the democratic pri mary. ' W. J. JOHNSON Peluer. 8. C., R. F. D. 1. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Supervisor of Ander son county,. subject to tho rules of the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. RF. PRESENT ATI VK .1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for ''House of Representatives from Anderson county, subject to the rules of the democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. !?.''" I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representativos from Anderson county' subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. , ,. RUFUS FANT. JR. I hereby announco royBolf a' candi date for tho legislature subject to the rules and regulations of the democra tic party. GBO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho House of Representative from Anderson county subject to the rules of the democratic primary. WALTER F. WHITE. I announce myself a candidate for the legislature from Anderson Coun ty subject to the rules of the demo cratic primary. T. P. DICKSON. I am a candidate for the House of Representatives from Anderson comi ty. . I will abide the rules. ot tho primary. SAM WOLFE. FOR-PROBATE JUDGE W. P. Nicho i son?is hereby announc ed as a candidate for re-election to lie office of Probate Judge, subject to the rules of th's democratic pri mary. ? I hereby announce myself a candi date for tue office of probate judge ot Anderson county, subject to the rules and to the result of the Democratic primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE I hereby ?unouno myself a candi date for Probate Judgo of Anderson County subject to tho rules of the democrtlc primary. W. F. COX. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office df Probate Judgo for Anderson county, subject to the rules ot the Democratic Primary. I.,T. HOLLAND., I hereby announce myself a candi date for the'Office ot judge of pro bate for Anderson county, subject to the rules governing tho democratic primary election. >^?6 , W.H. FRIERBON . FOB. AUDITOR ? I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Auditor, subject to the rulos of the democratic primary: R. A- Abrams. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the officn of Auditor of An derson* County suoject to tho rules of tho Democratic ratty. II. WARE AUSTIN. i hereby announco myself a candi date for the Office of Auditor, subject to tho rules of the DenTocratie pri mary J,.R. C. GR0FF.?N. PUR SUPERINTENDENT I . hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of County Superintendent of . Education. Bubjcct to tho Democratic primary. .J. B. FELTON1. FOR COMMISSIONER R. A. Sullivan of Fork township ls hereby announced ?or commissi one* tor Section One, comprising -Fura,' ' 'v\v 'iH'; l* .''?'-. kt'\ . < f. v- ;v : -vi . ?> ' ; .-?.-' -o? if ;v .-.-..' . ' ". - riv^ , .Vf \\ "'.. .:.;'. .' ?-. . .. .... - . ,v. I'fsw.'M : . '-.A i ?? : buggies fi <. ju every day th? < l l eing a car of-'vj'! 1BUS us ihow them. ? odela. s line of Ponv .j j .iii 1WL?R ??unc?m?nts Rock Mills, Pendleton and Ceutervllle townships. - . _ I hereby announce/myault a candi date tor county com ni isn io ncr for tho third section, consisting ot Garvin, Hrushy Creek, Will tampon and Hope wull townships, suhjyflt to tho notion ot tho democratic primary. _t'\yt \ POSTER. I hereby . announce, fn.vnelf a candi date for commissioner for Honen Path. Relton, Uro ml aw ny and Martin townships. District _5ip_ 4, subject to tho rulen o? the dnmocrhtic primary. W. P. TOWNES, -I-i_ I hereby unnounce myself a candi date for Commissioner} from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock Milla, Pork and Carterville town ships. Subject to tho rules of the democratic primary. _JOHN R. CULBERTSON, I hereby announce); my candidacy for couuty commisslonpr rrom Section 4, comprised of Belton,, Martin, Hone* Path and Broadaway,,tpwnKhlprt. Sub ject to the rulos of,,fhe democratic party. R'p. SMITH. Better known as ''Dick" Smith. W. H. G. Elrod announces himself a candidate for county commissioner from the district, composed bf Wil liamston, Garvin, Brushy Creak and Hopewell, subject'td'the rules of tho democratic party. . .'" _ I hereby nunoimco, jny candidacy for County Commissioner of Anderson county., from tho thi/.d section com prising HopevolL,, WHlltunnton, Brushy Creek and Garvin townships, subject to the action of the Demo cratic "?arty. , J. MACK DUFF ROGERS.. ". I hereby announce myself a candi date for Commissioner from District No. 2, computing Pendleton, Rock Mills, Pork and Cehtervlllo town ships, subject' to ruleBi ot Domoct-atio party. J. H. WRIGHT. --rrq-; I hereby announce myself as a cau diJ.ate for Commissioner of Andorsor county from Section, No. 3, composed bf Garland, Brushy Creek, Hope wei' and Williamston Townships., subject to, the action of the democratic party. W. T. Watson. _?_JOJ_ ? I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of codmissloner from section . 2, comprising Fork, Rock Mills, Pendleton and Contervillo townships, subject to tho rules of tho democratic primary. ; W. R. HARRIS. -.-j-; . I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, 'Rock Mills, Fork and Contervillo townships, -?object to. the rules of thq democratic primai Di'S. HOBSON*. FOR MKiNTY THEA SLUSH ' 2 hereby announce myself a' can di late for county treasurer, subject to thd rules ot the democratic party. " , J.'MERCER KING. ---rr. ITT-:- i ',-; I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to . tho rules and regulations of tho democratic primary. _Dr. W. A. Tripp. ! T hereby announco myself aa a can- , dldate for County Treasurer, Of An derson county subject to tho rules ot tho Democratic carty. > , ; JACOB O. BOLINGER. !I hereby announco myself a candi date for County Treujurer. subject to tho rules of the Dejipcratlo primary, W. A. ELROD. FOR STATE SENATOR I hereby aniiuuiico myself a candi date for Stato Senator'from Anderson County, subject to the ralea ot the D? mocratie primary' election. J. 1? SHERARD. I hereby announce myself a candi late for the. State Senate, from An der - ?on county, subject to tho rules bf tho Democratic primary. Clint; Summers, Jr. ~ FOR CONGRESS \ ~ I hereby announce myself a candi-, late for Congress from the Third Con gressional District, , subject to the rules of ?ha democratic rarty. r" ; JOHN A. HORTON. Belton, fl. C. j . . . -v . ?.. .. >; .:?/..... : \; ' ..:.".:/!/.;...?. .v.- il?.. ?'.'. i'.... '"'. \?\ Utl^.-i,'::^ - ?> ?"Te Ai ' ?. '.:.