The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, July 22, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
We have some beautiful residences in th?
{; city for sale at prices very reasonable.
Iff If your are interested in a nice home phone
us arid we will be glad fb show you what we
have.
We also have some good farms close to
town very cheap.
See us for anything in REAL ESTATE as
we arc always on the job.
j. FURMAN ?VANS CO.
Anderson. S. C.
5?
Evane Building
Money ISdaking Ways
Using Want Ads
HOW WANT ADS WILL HELP '
A SMALL BUSINESS GROW
There Is reni I y int Italt to what
Want Ads can t?o to put life Iato
email bds?DCs* enterprises. Yon
want.?ora customers, more capitali
or something* else io help- yea grow
In a business sense. The Want Ad Is
ALWAYS ready and ALWA? willing.
Here are some Want Ad Llena- Jn
this connection. r '- .
How io Get More
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the value Is not easy y as great as the original price plus IS
cent, don't talco the godas. C?me at ?nce; **^r? ?^
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Keeping after Business
Through Want Ads
Erery day the wfty. Is open for yon ?
to In creane your business through
these ?olonms. - Pinn ?fter plan wilt
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BEGIN-MOWI-This ehenid be the
started.
turning point for LAItQEB AND ET?
TED BUSINESS. t0?m * ?
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h?ake your Business
Free 'Ad??rtiStf?
mg th? Coupon Be?ow
Th? main purpose > ?f this Innov???iri: to establish trade
relations between the couhtfy ]if?d?cer/?
.. There are hundreds, ?f housewives who read Tjie Int?lli
genrjer who would b? glad & the opportunity to secure fresh
titter, eggs, poultry and prrjrlij?e, direct ft?rti the country if .
they1.' kn^w where 't?. send fpi?lf; ;."'? . ' ?
^?lwi? ?*wt?l^Hb haveisii?n t? ?ell can get in
with ;tfees?B,c?ty t>e^p]feliv??kty. , : ?
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it 'f?r yo?,to publish one time
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.'? v^V.fi^iw^rwfet??' v. t? the talsi?tf. waters of At?sjif? ani
Atlanta, Jul* .SL^M ' Tr?mmett h?r ebvli(pmi^; , : ,.
tho onl? ctroUAat^itos re-elcc?Q to The <xjmmdsilonere agreed, thi^t Mr
the railroad cxTmthfSsi?n has a prob- Tr?mmoll Was the proper member ti
- ? from citions .camply./withvihe;*e4uesu.ah? beai
mission two_ .
who evlC??tlr.'
of ui^^hedy^-^'Onoji
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Ily, w*U |r( 4WC 0 ?0 A i C&ZAyttleQ ^ir*4J<
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doom: of cATti?' rteii skalkd.'
Ule Egoaijes feflt?r Five New Counties
-aVrogress in Otiter Counties.
CletnHon College. July 21.?These
are hard time* In South Carolina for
eattle ticks. They arc receiving very
rude treatment?being killed in large
nuinbcra, in fact. Fupld progress In
j, the work of state wide tick eradica-,
(?tlon 13 reported by Dr. W. If. Lewis,
inspector la charge. The work is be
ing done under the joint direction of
Clemson College and the U. S. Bureau
?f animal industry.
Preliminary work was begun July
1 in Edgcfteld, Saluda, Lexington.
Alken -and Calhaun. counties. Title
work consists of locating Infested
premises in order to have them ready,
for.the actual work of eradication in,
these counties, which will begin next
spring. The work is under a volcMn.
arian and a group of field agents.
Dr. Lewis said that many people In
these five counties who are interestd.
and willing to co-operate will clean
their presitene Individually before
next year, : which will make the work
ffjof eradication in these counties alm
^ j pier and more, rapid.
Eradication work is going forward
excellently in Charleston county es
pecially in the construction of dipping
vats. ? Twelve or fifteen vats have
been built in that county already and
there is art expert on the ground who
IS devoting his time solely . to this:
work. It 1b expected that by Septem
ber 1 Charleston will have between
50 and 75 vats for dipping.
The interstate shipping station vat
in Richland county was finished re
cently and a. lively movement of stock
through Columbia will probably begin
as soon as the railroads have built the
necessary free and unlnfested pens.
Dr. Lewis said he knew of some ship
pers In other states who are waiting
for these pens to be completed to be
gin moving stock through Columbia.
0eorgm legislature.
Would Pass a Law to Protect the For.
chasers of Oysters.
Atlanta, July 21.?The general as
sembly expects to have a buey week
before It .fo rthere are many matters
al f?Ver. Tbe house began its day
anging fire and the session Is nearly
by renewing the debate on the bill to
abolish the ofu?e of solicitor general
and create that qf prosecutng attor
ney5. The senate -has under consider
ation a similar bill .which puts eollcl
tOTfl*oh a salary instead of fees. '
this week a bin. buried since last ses.
The. assembly probably will take up
this week-a bill, buried slnee last ses
sion, designed to protect owners of
oyster beds and consumers of oysters
against the pirates who rob privato
beds and sell the blvavles, careless
ly handled, to Innocent consumers.
The bill was the work of Jesse E. Mer-,
cer while he was state game commis
eloner, and has the hearty backing of
the fish and game commission.
Owners of oyster beds are suffering
losses and others are kept from going
loto the business of raising oysters by
the prevalence of thieves, mostly ne
groes who row ont to the hods at
nighti -.tefe!, ' the oyst?ra ?ad marti?i
thorn io Unscrupulous partlos, oft?n
handling them in an unsanitary and
dahgerous way. The law would re-,
tau ire licensing of .all dealers, the,
I feos to go toward paying coast patrols
who will keep ' unlicensed boatmen
away from privato beds. .
DOST STOP CtJLTlYATItfG.
Experta ??ilag M?ea Stress <>? Itt*
portence. of Continuing,
I Clemson College, Jtily 21.?*'DpuVt
fctop cultivating, now/' This advic^A
being urged upon 'farmers ?t this tim?
persistently by? tho extension division
?df ?lemso'n C?li??o.' In many parta
of the etite cqridltttms aro, such that
to leave qft cultivating before th>
proper, time win probably' mean IoajA
.e?\crotte.;,; ?' ?'?.. -. - .. ; ?/ ; ? .. . ??-;.,
''- Repeated d?monstrations have
b?)OHa that it ; paye to. continue yi.
shallow cultivation of cotton until ttb>
earliest.-bbJla ?r? matured. Alsb.
has beep; demonstrated-, that cofu.
should be cultivated until it Is In the}
roasting ear stage. . ..
There is Jome anxiety on the part
of tWext?h?ion wobeie, that farmora
Will make tho mistake of ; conelng to
cultivate at or near tho usual laying
by time... This,.-it.. lb said, will be
ra?eh tpo, ?arlir?thia year, hecc uso tho
la ten es a of planting and-germination
.of a largo percentage of tho erops, on
account of this year's exceedingly dry
'Bprt?g. ?wlU necees.arlly , ext?ndo ?o
j" growth, and maturity of these crops
iw?ll.int?;the, autumn rhdnths.
.Cultivate cotfoh until the earliest
b?lte are matured. ? '
Ing" car.?tage. . ?'
f' - Th?se ar? two principles which are.
. bolng urged upon,; every farmer In ?
{/tenth Carolina at title time.
? - SCHOOLS tt?" ,*?TIB.COtr3?T?.
?ver? school In Anderson county
bavin g a? many aft SO children should
Mm ma? th? h?t^^mm^mm
order tp febeive state aid lb
count ot ^ ."? d?eiaredMr. J,
tod. eo?j?tyvepr?rtot?ndent of
m t?d^./sWaViWwt have iff
Felton, CO.
te?t Ibh 10<?v
schools' lb the county recel
?n?j4,.fcnd?r title, ?fiSfl, and
at toaat Ifi mor? that simuld
w requirements nnd corno in..
-principal rcAsonc why thute 1?
sh??o- not or do not meet the
ments ; because they Katie no
?ax ?>.faur Milla for school
>, voi!B. - ? ' ?- la the first require
ment . The; noxt imprrtant roqu?re
ment ia two teachers ; or a term of ti\r
or mor? moa. ha, Vue third l? the ay
orage attendai.? i? not no for Uie en
IteK??>?lD4'ra;'ffvery- achb^I in A ?? ?*
.. ?oh. county Bhould run seven - ? mont he.:
- j With t?Ss.4lreperatloir of the people
t land-.lbe^epartment ?t .education-this! 1
t, pan iba t?o?o in Aaderson county/in th?
( *?t hi in -j- ? - j : > ?5? .
..-.-fe i- ?nVi^ioh ? i.'ibtidi-?b. noijn.tit - ?
??oi,--:,'? hffifl?i M '??, '; ?~?,';' !>?.? ;??)
Financial and
New York Cotton
New York, July 21.? The fact that,
the weekly covered report disappoint
ed bullieh expectations as to condi
tions In Texas turned the cotton 'mar
ket easier today .after It had, during
the forenoon advanced atout 10 points
over the previous atg?it. There was a
good deal of realizing and not a little
fresh bear selling.o ntlio idea that the I
recent advance was a full reflection of i
v^tusteve^damatm?had occurred irom'i
dry weather ta couthwost. The
close was steady with prices unchang
ed :tb~3wointitVn&tvJQwor.
R?gaMlng all- fcftcttonB of the belt
except f&e southwest, the weekly re
port. wn?^quir^ bejflBh. Even in Tex
as. Oklahoma arra AnrkanBas it said
the early planting was standing the
drouth fairly well and fiat boll weevil
appeared to be doing little damage in
Texas.". Liverpool Was erodited.- with
large salee through brokers In the
early part of the, day but the Taxaa
ne?vg?wastsp bullish before noon that
offerings were- well absorbed und
prices held firmly until after the
weather report was Issued.
iPUtuV?s clptc-d steady.
Open High
July .12.35 12.37
August..12.30 12.29
October... ..12.35 12.30
December . 12.54 12.47
January.12.48 12.41
March.. w .. .. .? '..12.54 12.47
Snot cotV>b quiet; middling uplands
13.25; middling gulf 13.50. No sales.
New Orleans Cotton
New Orleans, July 21 -Tin price of
cotton'felli-Off .today; Under selling in
spired by the.weekly weather reports
from the government. At the lowest
trading, months were C to 8 points
under yesterday's close. The close
wa^ at a not to&'j ? to <; poin).<i.
In the mommi? tuo. market stood at
a net gain ,-r yesterday's idose of 6
to 7 points as the result of the dry
weather map, envfag a.s (Ho western
belt was concerned, and prospects
of more dry-'waiitber to dime. The
ma-set was steady at 11 o'clock, when
the weather reports wore read, out did
not display anv real strength after
wards. "Th? dry gf??jjther in jUi?* west
gave the market - a '.good undertone,
however, throughout tito session.
Spot cotton .steady, unchanged.
Sales on the. ..sppi., ?/750; to arrive,
none. ? t> a&W^i&&m;
Cotton futuros steady.
: Closing: July . 13.09; August 12.82;
October-12.44; December 12.4G; Janu
ary 12.50; March 12.60.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, July" St-^Cotton spot ir
regular; good middling 7.98; middling
7.41; low middling 6.03. Sales 5,000.
Sp?culation and export 600. Receipta
8,000.
De^n^r?Snua^e^j February
and''Witgtr frTQ* ^AppMay 6.72. - .
'. "'.Ortt..; - ?' #
N?w , ; Ju?y>2l-.---Eott?n .seed oll
was fir in on early support of old crop
motithe by refiners.and scattered com
mission houses buying of forward po
sitions. ' Toward ;the ? close; ! however?
late months' turned easy,, reflect ing the
heaviness Irl lard and cotton. Final
prlcesVWertf 3 points higher to 1 net
lower.'-'Salee 13,600 barrels. ? ,
! The'? market ;cioeed steady spot 7.24a t
7.80;? July^758 *;27; AugUpt 7.27028}? *
S?p^mber^.B9s80}- Oetoher? 6.99a7;flp ;
NeVfmD?r?.m70r,r3ec?mber 6.64a66;
Jan un'ry ' G.til a 65 ;?February. ?.62a68. ?
GoUo??ood?
Nevr '^?rk, -Jiiiy '21^-qott?n goodsfi
maik?t was duiet tod^i'rtlth an easy \
tendency.''?t?' br?Wn 'goodsT Jobber 13
frefe'-'mode'^teV active.- ' >L?ght welgii.
Men's. W?hr 'for J shmraer r.uso wn.t .*
bought .liberally b?t. "' ctapfos were'
lulei; ?<0^ ;y-V' "
Gr??? ?Pro^ion?
Chicago, July 21.-^BIack rust dam
ago increasing dhd reparte that Con
trai nusal? -.was face to f?co wjth fam
ine.cc?'dlilbns .carried the .wheat mar
ket -'-tOiW-t*^higher lifts!. ?< There
was h: wendy close, -8 t? 3?4*
above launig bt.
Corri ghtt??d 1-4 to 1-2 net; oats fin
ished unchanged to l-8al-4 up and
provisions varying from 10 cent de
cline.t? s rise of 2 l-2ci^
MONEY ON CALL. . ......
.Hew York, July 2l.--Olb*e: Mer?
cantile paper 4 <l-2af>. Sterling firm;
sixty day bills, .4,85.481 ' demand
4 8760 ? r/v M, ?**;'-.?=.. ?> -.'' '
'??nmi?iilft'i bills, 4.84 ?-2a4;86.
Bar silver, s? 8-8; ? :??.?. --
Mexican dollars, 41.?
-Government bonds steady; railroad
bouAs, steady. .- ??,' ?#?' ? i '.?
Call money easier; 2a Ir?;. ruling
rate 2 1-4; closing 2-l4al#.;
Time loans firm; sixty days 2 8-4;
M) days 3; sis month* A, ' 5 ' .
J?ew York, July 21.-??Vlr> tao first
Urne ih m?re than a * a? fairly
goherei advance in etooM<;Wae wlt
a?esed ' today*': The m?ve?aent; made
lant?ira* j?r?*p?tjea ot $ fornMdabie
boar faction, embraced all tho promi
nent leaders as well as, many minor
f'^^--al'?<ha'''??teet yira down,
?altlmoro and Ohio,. Erio and Wheels
ing,and Lake^ Erl?s. Kock Island col
!?torrTlp and Now Haven -3 1-2? were
uroong tho securiUes that feli to now
l?fM?/. & a ' ?j' " '::< ' .?: ^-'-U
. Before midday % the market dwb^. t
round on rumora of. an,- early a t?? 1
1 : ?"ihilw' ;<il.iu;i''.-. ?'? ?. ? -' :?, ?.' ;?
j'-if.v o? ??' pffJt d??>?r . Jut? ? . \.. ' ' . t.Ur
1 - < ?. .- i;- '?{. f-n?vi\y ???/? > >j .?
Commercial
uouncement of tho eastern freight rate
ieolpion.
Calne of 1 to 2 points wore reoorded
loss than an hour. |
Foroign exchange made another
smart advance, its strength being!
igaiu attributed to political conditional
m tho continent.
Bonds steadied after early ind?cis-'
on, due to weakness in Nov.- Haven'
uid a few other Issues. Moxiver and
Rio tirando refunding >? udvanced:
I 1-2 per cent. Total sales, par value, j
iniounted,. to ? , , . ,.y. S. Hands
v'ero unchanged on call.
Live Stork Prices.
The level of prices paid to producers
it the United States for muat animals
IccreasedU per cent during the month
'rom May 15 to Jjne 15. This com
)ares with an increase of l.C per cent
the prive level from May 15 to June
15 last year, decrease of 2 por cent
wo years ago, a decrease of i.*7 per
:ent three years ago, and a decrease
>f 1.1 per cent four years ago, ?rom ?
May 15 to Juno 15.
In the six months from December
15 to June 15 the level of prices for.
noat animal advanced ? per ojcpt*}
! scompare? with an advance cf,*2.i
jor cent during like period a year ago,
in ndvanco of 10.8 per cent two yewrs
igo, and decline of 12.3 per cent three
rears ago, from December 15 to Juno
15.
On Jtfhc 15 the avcrago (weighted)
irice of meat animals?hogs, .-.attic,
dicep, and chickens?was $7.22 per
IGO pounds, compared with 37.11 on
Tune 15 a year ago, $0.27 two years
tgo, $5.45 three years ago, and $7 20
Our years ago.
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) WEEKLY CROP REPORT o
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Washington, July 21.?Weather was
ronuially favorable for cotton during
bo wjok which ended lost night, cx
ept in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkan
sas, according to the national weather
ind crop bulletin, issued today-by tho
lopartment or agriculture. Sunjmar
zing conditions, the bulletin rays:
"Widely distributed showers, with
nodcrato temperatures and tbe usual
imount of sunshine, greatly Improved
he condition of cotton over all east
ern and most central districts and tlio
irospects continuo good. '
"In the western part of the belt
practically no rain occurred in .Texas
ind only small amounts In Oklahoma
ind Arkansas. High temper?t iros
prevailed during enuch of the week
ind late planted cotton is suffering
severely. Tho early planted is stand
ng thp drouth fairly well, but rain
s .greatly needed in most of tho dls
rlct... .
- "Boll weevil coLflitione remain
ibout as previously reported; they ap
pear. Inactive, however, and are doing
little damage in Texas.,
, "In.the principal truck growing reg
ona of the south to eastward of the.
Mississippi river conditions were gen
erally favorable and ail! crops im
proved.'-' ? ? ?
Weather and crop conditions for the
cok'were reported as follows:..
Virginia?The week averaged show
if y and cool, and vegetation made
rapid advance. Corn, truck and gar
leuB Are' in good condition, and to
)?cco is much improved. Fruit'is do
nt; welj. Haymaking h'ae advanced
md pastures are in fin? shape.' ,
Jiorth Carolina?There was- nrticlr
il?udlnees with .--'unevenly distributed
alno, but tho weather .was generally
avorablo for crops. In the . north
vestcru part too' much rain fell, re
ardlng eultivutloa. ?Montura is lnsut
loient in some southeastern counties;
2arly ? cotton is unusually well ad
ranced. Beaches and melons are
ilentiful. . - , . - ? ..
South Carolina?The crop improve,
pent continued under frequent show
ire,-old corn especially gaining.There
sestili .some complaint of drouth lo
la?ly/ Cotton hap done well,?although
orally hea>y rains wore detrimental
dolon prospecte aro good. . ,
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Washington. July 21.?Senate mobfd
it noon.
Committee entered last stages ot
h?lr Work on trust bills; . <>a ? o
Minority of hanking eommlttoefihSr
mm protei ring favorable report on
tomi nation of Thomas D. -Jones to
oderai reserve board. v ... ?' ....
Announcements made that complete
rust program would ho presented, to
ndrrow. ............ . ?
Debate resumed on river and har
>or hill,. Senator Burton leading st
ack an m?ny. items. ?
Adjourned 5:15 p. m. to moot noon
Wednesday. . >..<?. . .?;,., .
Houao met at o'clock. . ... .-:
ilo presentati ve McDermott, demo
?r?t, of min?le, under= fire la lobby
nvestlgati?n, announced his resignad
loh. ? vi :, ?-. .?..,
Sundry civil bill conference report
considered. .??.
IH? for loaelng system for oil and
nlntotol landa on public domain con
Jde?ed by lnndr committee.
Bad Habits of liens. t
Feather eating and egg , eating
miong fowls; are often traceable to
?vercrowded I conditions In the. pouj
ry house. ;Fowls need plenty;, of
com to movo about.and exercise In.
Anther eating i? Likely bIsr to bo?duo
0 a lack of animal diet or the.ravages
it mitos. . Separate jihe guilty birds,
toni'flocke as bens are very quick to]
sara bad, habits from one another.
*or-ose ontlng fowls - supply nests ?
rttb plenty, of straw to that eggs wHl
iot break accidentally, and darken
tests. When a hen is a> confirmad:
Kg,eater the safest' courco la to kill
,er and prevent tho spread of tho j ?
abit. ' ?-??*?
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J. S. FO
Political Ann
FOR COUNTY SUPE EVI 80
J hereby announce myself a candi
ate for county supervisor, subject to
ie Democratic primary.
J. MACK KINO.
I hereby announce myself a can
Idate for the office of county super
Isor of Anderson county, subject to
le rules governing the democratic
rlmary. . M. VANDIVER.
I hereby announce myself a candi
ate'for supervisor of Anderson coun
y, subject to the rules of democratic
rimary. CF. MARTIN.
I beroby announce my nel f as a can
Idate for county supervisor, subject
0 the rules <of the democratic pil
abry.
1 . W. J. JOHNSON,
'ober, 8. C, R. F. D. 1.
I hereby announce myself a candi
ate; for County Supervisor of Andor
on county, subject to the rules of
io Democratic primary.
THOS. B. KAY.
REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce myself as a can
niate for House /of Representatives
rom Anderson county, subject to tho
ules of the democratic party.
OSCAR D. O RAY.
I hereby announce myself a candi
ate for the House of Representatives
rom Anderson county subject to the
ales of the democratic primary.,
. RUFUS FANT," JR.. .
I hereby announce myself o candi
ate for the legislature, subject to the
ules and regulations'of the d?mocra
te party. GEO. M. REID.
I hereby announce myeelf a candi
ate for tho House of Repr?sentative
rom Anderson .county subject to the'
Ules of the democratic primary.
WAI/T?R F, WHITE.
11 hereby announce myeelf as a can
Idate for reflection to the lbglsla
ire subject to the rulos of the dtento
ratle party.! , \m %. F. NELsOI^..
1 announce niyoelf candidate." "er
lie legislature Crom Anderson Cou Or
subject to thQ.,ru?,es of th<i demp
ratic party. T. P, DICKSON. '
I am a candidato for the House of
:opr?sontatlyes from Anderson conn-.
f. I will abide the rules of the
rimary. , SAM WOLFE.
VOR PROBATE JUDGE
W. P. Nicholson Ii hereby announc
1 aa. ? candidate . for re-election to
ie Office of Probate Judge, subject
) tho rulos of the democratic prl
I hereby announce mynelf a .candi
ste for the office of, probnie Jtntee ot.
ndoreon county,- BiibJ?ct to the rules.
ad to tho result of the Democratic
rjman vict m it nnwuiKH
hereby announce myself a candi
ste for Probate Judge, b f.-. Anderson
ounty subject to the rules, of tho
omocrtlo primary. W: F. COX.
I hereby announce myself a candi;
ito for the office of Probato Judge for
nderson county, subject to the rules
t the Dcaoocratio Primary.
I. T. HOLLAND.
I.hereby, announce myself a candi
ate for the. office of Judge of pro
nto for. Anderson county, subject to
ie rules governing -the democratic
rimary election.
,? W. H. FRIERSON
FOB AUDITOR *
I hereby announce-myself a cand?
sta for County Auditor, subject, to
io alea of the democratic primary.
f _. .>. - -.-B. A- Abram*.
I hereby announco myself a cnndl
ate for .the ce of Auditor of -
orson County snhj?ct to th? rulos Of
ie Democratic party.
M-R. WARE AUSTIN.
I,'hereby announce, myself a candi
ate for tho oflico of Auditor, subject
i the rules ot the Democratic pri
M . fiwOw'^ROWV."
hereby .arirmun?;\ myself a candi
ate for roT?le?tlon to tho officerei
puntj: Superintendent of Education, j
Jtbjoct to Mio Democratic primary. .,
FOB COSSnSS?ONEE
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Buggies
every day the
eing a car of
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ua show them,
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line of Pony
IWLER
Bni
hereby announced for commlnnioucr
for Suction One, compri In e Fork?
[lock Milla, Pendieton and Cent er vil to
townshlpB. ?_i j
I hereby announce mynelf a candl
late for county commina Ion or for tbo
third section, consisting of Garvlo,
Hrushy Creek, Willlainston and Hopo-,
sveli townships, subject to tbo action,
)f the democratic primary. j ? ;
_II. a. FOSTER.
I hereby announce myself a candi?
dato for commissioner for Hoijoa
Path, Belton, Broadawsy and Martiri
townships. District No. 4, subject to
the rules of the democratic primary .j
W. F. TOWNE8. r*
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hereby announce myself a candii'
dato for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising Pondloton, Hoick
Mille, Fork and Contervillo town
ships. Subject to the rules of the
democratic primary. '.
_JOHN R. CULBERSONy ,
I hereby announce my candidacy
for county commissioner from section;
4, comprised of Belton, Martin, Honoa
Path and Broadaway townships. Sub-,
Jcct to the rules of the d?mocratie,
party. R. D. SMITH, \\
Botter known as "Dick" Smith. ? ?
W. H. O. Elrod announces himself a
candidate for county commissioner
from tbo district composed Gf ?giti
?lamet?n, uarvin. Brmihy. fc'raok ondi.
Hopewell, subject to-tj^of?grof the
democratic party.- i?rr '
candidacy
erhon..
iitlafflslon.,
I- hereby an ou co my
for County CommiBsiorie
county from, the ^thJrS
prising if ?cperb?r,
Brushy Creek and Oar in townships,
ihibject to the action of ,tjro' :Denlo~
orati?. party. \ ? i, f ?< *
J. MACK DUFF ROGERS..
I noreby announce .myself > a cand??
dato for Commissioner Crom District
No. 2, comprising Pond le tori, Rock,
MUIS, Fork and Center villo ?? town
ships / - Subject: to, r riles of : Domoc, ??io
party.
."^t" ; ,? ?'? ?? ? .? h3 'Wjuuht:'
t hereby announce t
Ihiaie for Commissioned
:ounty from Section No.'
)f G ari end, .Brushy Crep
uid Williamston Towneb
to fJto actlpn of the dbfo?t!
j -1-?Z^ftj*
I hereby announce myaoMh'a ehnOt
luto for the office of ,ccaml8oloner
from section 2, x, comprising"1 iFotlr,
Rock Mills, Pondle.ton nnd-CoAtervllIo
townships, subject to the taNe><bT the
lomocratlc primary. Wt^R?^HARRtS1. ?
-?;- },m)lltii ' -m
I hereby, announce myaelfd? candi -
late for commissioner non j)j?trlot
N?. .2. comprising Pendtetou; Rock
Ullis.,Fork end .Cehtervillp townships,
?ubject to the rute? of thp^ewocratla
Drlmury. ,., _..13. 8:, jjfogfakfo
\ fOR LOflfcTY TRKA?URKR t
. 2 hereby announce tuyspi^anenndj
late for county treasuroRsosublnct to
th? rutea of the democratic; party.
;?_J- MEBftBftjKtMOv
? hereby announce myself1'* rJKhdl
ilato for county treasurer? Jsn$lM:t to
the rules and ?'regulations'- {?''"ihe
jcmocraUc primary.
MLv;
! I heroby announce myeelnmaita'can
Sdate foe; County^ Treasurer ant I An
iraon- county subject to thduTul?s et
he Democratic party, a tov ?si
i.vt >?, "JACOB nmdTM?BRv
I hereby nhn'?unc? ru.
?ato for County Treasurer^
tbo rules of the1 Demoer
, FOR STATE BEH
1 hereby announce .myi
)at? fqf State Beh?toV ft
bounty, subject to the ru
noe ratio .primary .elect
tr. '^r?V.
I hereby annonnc?1_
lat? for the State Senato,
ton county, subject to the
democratic primary. ,
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; :?. ?OB. CONGRES?-.^Vf?: :
hereby anni>uoco myself- w cAhdl-.
lato for Congres/ from'the tm*d *???
sfctelon&l District, subjc^ '? to ^ ?
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