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com?as ia Rlmott ever/ ?m? ?ba
latest shipment . being a car of
?COLUMBUS-?
Come ra and let us show them.
They aro 1914. .Modeis. ', .
We have a nke Jine of Pony
boggies.
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J. S. FOWLER
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?Money leaking Ways
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of Using Want Ads
HOW WANT APS WILL HE?.P
A SMALL. BUSINESS CHOW
There Ih rcuHy no l m It to w list.
Want Ads can ' do to pot life iato
email, business (enterprises. . Too
want more r ustr-mcrn, moro cap?tol,
or Homclhjn? >\np to Jie?p ion; grow
In business sense. The Want Ad Is
ALWAYS ready and ALWAYS willing.
Here are Rorrfc Want Ad ideas In
^tt?f xpb???lipn. . ? ?
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How io Get More Customers
This ad. Ig good for. 5 per cent on nny article In this store. If j
the value is not easily as grt?rit as the original price pins 15 per
cent, don't take tne* good's;, Opine at* once 1 *5?'?- " '
Keeping after Business J
Irjirpugh Want A?s
... Evej-yyany ' the pui is;?pea. Jer ??jr- ?
to increase job? jfesISMS through
??e?e ?e!ta?33? ' a .after,ala? wpr*?- "
sawold' fts?i? to. yon onco yon hare
F, GI ' NOW ! This. should he the
turning point for LAfcGER ANI> BET*
TER 'BU8IN5S8.
Th? Want A4 WM
Ftek Advertising For Partners Us
mainimi iwiiiii^ li.A;
Malee Y??ifIa Business Grow
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mg* t ?te Co?ipon Below
The main purpose of this Innovation is to establish trade
rc.i???qrtS CMStpr?er.
?) , Triefe are hundreds pf housewives ?wJiQ read Th? Iritelil
gencer who would be glad of the opportunity to secure fresh \,
^butter, ei^ the country if
theykne^^ ? "\ ' '
On this r^ge, the can get in '&
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The. inleirigenwrVvill p?^sit . one_ aavcnisenieht free. jjj
Write wharyptf h>vJ?to sel? -in., the cp?bpn h'elbw and mail to ?j
' us at oncj?.; .i^IS^^OSlTiyBlLY FREE --l.? :?, ?* ? ? ?"?.?:?^4
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From the Farmers ?&er?&tW pn This Pag?
New York Cotton
Now York, July 24.?So mopy pri
vate! reports* or showers In Texas end
Oklahoma were received todny that
tho cotton market developed quite a
weak undertone and in the afternoon
: was-subject to considerable soiling
I pressure after which it was increas
ed 1?? eabiev reporting a very grave
j Austro-Servian situation and by the
weakness iu the stock markets. Clos
jlng prices were 8 to 16 polnt3 net
[lower and represen'' ! bottoni figures
I of the dny.
It was perhaps more hopeful tl:nn
tho ordinary conditions of yosterlay
[and today in the southwest which
l?duld probably result In a spoil of
wet wenllior than any genera 1 or
heavy rainfall, which accounted for
.today's - more optomlstlc feeling
among (ho -bear - traders. Cable s
were also effected by the rain news
and their . weakness .was responsible
for the opening partial decline of 2
points net. For a time afterward the
market -held' steady and even showed
occasional periods of firmness, not
ably when the Southwestern weather
details failed to confirm all of tho
'private reports of rain. Eastern bolt
[advlcos wore again conflicting, but
on tho whole gave little cause for a -
I prehension.
Weekly statistics, particularly the
small spinners' tunings wem consid
ered rather bearish and added to the
feeling of heaviness in the last hour.
Cotton futures , closed barely
( steady.
Open Close
[August ... 1232 1227
[October. 1239 1227
: December. 1258 1246
January. 1251 1236
March.r. 2264 1242
Cotton Seed Oil
New York, July 24.?Cotton seed o.'l
broke soverely for old mop deliver
ies undor heavy liquidation a ?d I
(atop loss celling, participating in tht !
: weakness in lard and poor demand
l'or actual oil. Lato positions wore
relatively steady. Final prices wert
10 to 34 points net lower on near and
unchanged to 3 net lower on late
! months.
New Orleans Cotton
Now Orleans, July 24.?Tho cotton !
market today . displayed weakness in
the afternoon session undor Small
mill takings, for!tho week and rc-j
ports.of threatening weather in the]
w?stern belt; which the trade con
strued to mean that there wu3 a good :
chanco of-the drouth being buken
overnight. The close was at tho 10w-|
eat of the day, a net loss of 14 to 17
points on tho now crop montha. The J
old crops were not ncttvj and July f
closed nominal.
The weather map and the .detailed
I reports from tho weather bureau did
[not Bbow any change of importance
ih weather conditlote over tho belt,
and' tho continued dry weather in
a and I Oklahoma hjd to b?y?.i?
early in the day. which gave tho
market a ?'.eady. tono. At tho hieb
est, howevtr, the moat act!\c mouths
were only on* point over y?sterdny'j |
closing level;. At tlm??S considerable'
soiling pressure apparently from tho')
short side was In evidence
Futures closed barely steady b'pdl'
i cotton quiet, unchanged, sales on the
Spot 32. :
COTTON .SEED OIL
I Cou H lug Much Excitement During a|
Break of 89-Points. ,
New York, July 24.?Cotton seed pil l
caused excitement on the produce
exchange today, when old crop posi
tions undor a heavy selling movement
precipitated by weakness ? in lard and
cotton broke from thirty to thirty
nine 'points.- The markot has bren
on tlyi y orge of a break t?r se or a
daya but until today It was believed
that' refiners were, abort of the old
crop months and^would relieve local
holders of the oUTtbey were carrying.
Til o new crop contracts held relative
ly steady and closed with but small j
losses. ?' ,.." '?
Gram & Provisions
Chicago, July 24.?Chances of war'
In. Europe tended to. sustain, some
thing of ? th? advance In nearby de
liveries of Wheat today but failed :o
Offset heaviness in the more- doferreb
apitona. The markot closed unset- j
tied; 1-2 off to 3^S up. compaB*d wit i;
Jaer?t?ght. I; :-?.-, m ?>.--* &t?.
. Cor;? suf?ored e. .not -docili)/ of Q-'Vi
eit! ?est?.1-4 Us 3-8.7,ln previslcs-; t?,$'
pptcomo was a Gctback of 22 1-2 to,
Wtftfs&cm- tor July park?. whiob?
?tocks and Bonds
V: ,?,Torfc;, July 2?.?Reasons t?g]
[ reported failure of Jho Ulster confer
n?es wore' perhaps tho most impor
tant'Xpcipre. ?,?.-..
.-Foreign markets were ?galh cmor
al I zed. The Londop markets, as weU
aa^Bortfhf -wner?; t?? h??heef dis
counts prevailed, again cold stocks
in 'considerable qu?m'.lttes: Canadian
iE*iea*\?f'?htl?n^
offered' at marked > ? concessions for
foreign holders and half a score of
active Ibbucs including New York
Central, Northern Pacific-Harrlmans,
tho Anthracites, United States Steel
end Amt?s&matcd copper receded one
to thrco potata; Centri sold ander
any pnce quoted In over a score of
years.
- Foreign . exchange continued firm,
with a hardening tcbdoncy to timer,
leans.
Erio issues were tho weakest of
' aW-bea**;" ?TbUP^* earea, par value,
j $9,028,000. United States coupon 4s
{?ecUned, ffl per ?eat on. cell,. . , ,
Commercial |
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, July 24.?Cotton spot
el?sn?y; good middling 780; middling
788; low middling G90, 3nles 5,000:
sp?culation and export 300; receipts
2,000.
Futures quiet 'end steady; July 710
1-2; July and August 716.1-2; Sep
tember and .October C'ivi: December
abd January 005 1-2; February and
March 607 l*t: April and May 6C9
1-2. .
Cottoli Goods
Npw York, July 21.?Sentiment, in
dry goods markets wm much im
proved today'by tbo result of the
creditor's meeting of Pie H. B. Claf
tin company. Trade eoullnuca quiet
in cottons and wool'.'Ui. . \
Money On Call j
. Now. York. July 24.?Mcrcnutiio,
paper 4 1-4 a G. ?
Sterling steady sixty dnya 485.70;
demand 4S8J.0. '
Commercial bills 484 3-4. 1
Dar silver S3 7-8.
Mexican dollars 63 7-8.
HovernmcnV and railroad bonds
heavy.
Call money, steady 1 3-4 a 1 1-4;
ruling rate 2; closing 1 3-4 a 2.
Dun'* Review.
J
Now York, July 24.?Further grad-j
ual improvement in tho business
is apparent at a time when a pauso'
?n mercantilo and Industrial activity.
is customary. Considerable Irregu
larities still, characterizes reports of
tho . leading centers. ' Yet favorable
influencer predominate. While com
plaints aro beard'of damage to the.
grain and cotton - crops another pip-'
;>croua year on. tho farms is virtually
9 surcd. Enhacoinent of values in
ii a and .steel Is a reflex of better
c> -? Iftlonr. in that trade. In copper
'.cas is pronounced and an easier
tri '? manifest.
" it ing attitude on tho part of
dry gui I?3 merchants is noted. There
bave becu active openings of men's
wear, yet new business is below that
of a year ago. Advices from New.
England indicate that moro activity
has. prcvuiic;t in foot wear than for
Bomc time. 'Leather showed -im
proveinent.' -.??-?
"Complet?, official , foreign com
inorco returns fob'June indicate that',
the balance of' trade Ib Still against
this country. On the other band/!
ibis nation's-.'credit position abroad.
Is likely to bo strengthened In the
tpturo by a heavy, out-go of all.
grain. v....
"Commorciai failures this week oro
352 against 208 last year-"
Weekly Cotton
? .?_:??. ., w_ ?iA?M . . ... .... - LfiJ,
NOw' York, Jn1y 2?;?Tho cottoti
market has. experienced another
WOok of relatively small fluctuations
With tho ? trend upward 5 for the first,
naif Of the week 'owing to the dry
weather in Texas and Oklahoma. Th? \
appearance o? showers on Thursday,
and .Friday ovor parts of tho .drouth
nerved to relieve epoculatlor. and' ap
prehension to, aemci extent and tho!
hs??-,ket toward ? the end . of tho.- week '
became rather easy in tone. ?'.? ? J
Comrlalnts have bfien received in:]
Alabn-aa und. Ov'orgla and the Caroli
a? which heretofore havo been re
port' Jg quite B?tlsf?ctory prospecta j
bu/ It was no* believed that the Bas-,
eru' belt situation had suffered any
- a?orlai set ?.back which, timely rains'
could .not overcome. In eome quar
ters ^t -yrafi ? feared ..;? that rains " in
Texas (itich tis aro needed to be of any
permanent benefit to the' crop might'
fcsult i? increased activity of the bolt
weevil, - pulls also pointed out that
the government report, which will bo
compiled;:** "of July tys/te likely to
reflect the ?b favorable weakness lb
whaihav .conditions id Texas, - *
,'A??do i/dm weather reporte thoro
was pot much - ' hews Of.ltuportonbo
during th? $winl?? Maw/ baloa ?. wc i I
received from Georgia, Alabama tn ' j
Texan, ?lthOUgh"1t wasyhot expected
that t?o' movement Would reach any.
largV volume Tor a couple of ?wecke at-,
least,' whereas" ? skinners, ar?* said' to)
bo abort Ot'white cotton which Is very
scarce! and commands ablRh price.
Th?y hat^c?ntractod'ifcir only a very'
^?ir part,of;their; future needs add
hedging operations which ard usually
euoh a prominent festere lattaia eoa
Aon of the year have been almost , ea
Mrciy absent . . ^Meantime speculativo
interest-;>:^tmaea . ^c*i?t?y on thej
s&e???.?:? ?, ? ;a ?.. L*, :\\,\: ...
t^^^M^?.''^'' '
Conferees' agreed upon a. compro
mise with, tho house, on cotton futures
bill. Deceived in executive session
epeclal. peace treaties with twenty
foreign nations.
Recessed'at B:58 p. ra. to 11 a. m.
Saturday*
House j 0
Mot at noon. -
Moss Wl for foderai^Uperrialon of
gratn.:?B4?paetlonp reported favorably,
> ? Representative Bartholdt, of Mis
souri, presented five thousand remon
strance* sgainst prohlbUIonal consti
tutional amendment.
Debato on general dam bill contlt
3?? ? : '?.' h, . *? ' '
i?journcd at- 5:4& until noon Seb*
aVuay..? ?.? M _-- '?. ?
;: ?-i. >>?.?;" "r- ?,. ',.??? . . .
Daily Thought. :-:> 'li
, However mean your lite it meet (1
gad lira*>$t; do.not shun it and call It
y ?t ii , .. i, ,i , i, v. ..
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o GREENWOOD HErYS 0
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ooooooooooovone
The many friends of Mr. H. J.
Drlnson, who hau been sick for some
weeks, will be be clad to know that
;ho -was able to bo out yesterday.
1 "Babe" Adams has been leaned to
the Watts Mill club for the game on
Saturday with Cheeter. lie will do
the twirling for tho'mill team and ex
pects to bring borne the bacon. The
Watty mill plays In Greenwood the
first three days of next wek.
Mr. Charles P. Preseley, vlcc-coun
bcI general at Paris,' passed through |
the elty Thursday afternoon en routo,
to Cedar Springs to visit his mother,
pira: J. L. Pressiey. He has been giv
en a leave of absence of sixty daye.
Ov,:r GOO people went on the excur
sion over the- Ptcdmoul & Northern
to Chick Springs this morning.. The
! erowd was so targe that many hnd to
go oh the regular trolley at 8 a. m.
Eases Torment of Asthma and Hay
Fever.
For tho discomforts and misery of
asthma and hay fever use Foloy's
?'Honey and Tar Compound. It puts
a healing, soothing coating over tho
; ?wollen, tickling membr?n?n, and
coses the thick and choking sensa
tion. Helps you to breath easily and
naturally. Mm. Agatha Longacker,
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin., says: "My
[left lung was groatly affected by a
[ severe cold, -and: ono-hslf bottle of
Foley's Honey -and Tar cured mo."
Refuse any substituto offered.
.Evans* Pharmacy, Agents.
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0 NOTES FROM ITA. o
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jvai July 23.?The ladles of the Mis
sionary and Aid Society o ftho Pres-'
by for lan Church will sell cake and
cream Saturday afternoon beginning
n* 4 o'clock in the grevi? ncro??? tho!
street from Mrs. M. L. Kay's residence. !
Mr. Carl Floyd of Greonvillo was a
business visitor here one day thla
week.
Mr. D. F. Sadler has returned homo
' after spending several days at Starr
With his son. Mr. J. Edd Sadler.
Mr; and Mrs. Charles StSolfflo of
.Vefdory are guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Wharton.
Mr. Tom Daniels left Tuesday for
Florida where ho goes on a prospect
ing tour.
Mr. J. A. McAlister spent Tuesday
1 to-Anderson with relatives.
Miss Louise Cunningham of Abbe
[ tillo is the guest thla week of her cou
Is1r>. for*. J. E' WM"nn.
Mrs. Sudlo L. Wright of Harts vii lo
titirt been elected one of the teachers
Tot /the iva high school for the next
[.session.
Dr. Land of Starr wasa business vis
itor here Wednesday.- -
Mrs. H. H. Anderson of Welfare and
Mrs. Ezoll of Spar tan burg are spend
ing th? we?k at tho home of Mr. 8. F.
Anderson.
Miscses Ells, Kate and Borth? Mo
bilster bavo been on a.short r~ M to
their cousins, Misses -ta and Bessie
Aliarne of Star?; 1
Mrs. J: E. Watson spent last Wednes
day .in Anderson on a shopping trip.
Hiss Sophry Jackson of Btoreville
and Miss Fannie May Stevenson of Ab
boville are tho guests of their coussin.
Miss'Hable Re?d.
: Dr. ?? L. Smothers of Anderson waa
..hero Wednesday.>
V Mrs. H. E. Hall and daughter, Mrs.
:? Willi of Lau ron a aro. visiting their
j cousin. Mrs, W.'.W: Peaty. '
The Saluda Association will c
v?ne -here' with the First Baptist
church on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. A largo crowd
Is expected on thla occasion.
. ". Mrs. R. P., CUnkscales of Anderson
; was here this week on- a visit to rela
tiv? .
v'Ali those.Interested to the Oeneros
toe graveyard aro requested to meet
there Saturday morning, the 26th. at 7
o'clock for tho purpose of cleaning.off
the grounds.
Col. John G. CUpkscales candidate
; for governor will speak here Baturdar
aitornoon in the grove asar, the depot
A PERFECT CATHARTIC
H Thole is sure 0'id wholesome action
in every dose of Fol?y Cathartic Tab
lets. ' They cleanse with never a gripe
or pain.. P. A. Morgan, Gore, Gg.
wrii.ee "i lately had occasion, to ubo
liver medicino, and took Foloy Cath
artic Tablets. t: They, thoroughly
cleansed my eye tern, and I felt 11 ko a]
iiow?i??:?iisqi and free." ?chronic
caspa of constipation fiad them invai
Suable. - Stout people are relieved of
that'bloated, congested feeling, so un
?bmfortAble. especially., in hot weath
er; ; "They, keep your i liver busy. ri
^Ev?pa' Pharrru'icy, Agenta^
ifloooo o bo
? H 0 NE A PATH HEWS* '
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o o o o o o o o a o O OOOOOOOOfl
I -Mrt, Clifton. Hurta and Messrs. Roy
iCamlrell and Mason Latlmer were'
j carri wl to the hospital at Chester ?
Monday where they were operated on
yeaiiuday for appendicitis. A message
from there today states that they are .
getting along nicely. |
Miss Mary Evans of Peadleton was
the guest this week of he? cousin. Miss
Carolino McQco. ' I
I Mr. J. c. Mllford Is > havlng three
[nice cottages erected on hla lot u*st
j of the ., ?. and A. railway: |
;;.-'Ifr. Ernest Rickets has beep, outte :
I ill for the post ten days. He - -waa
thought to be somewhat better today.
: Misa Laura Fent h er e ton e left this,
week fpr her home is Rock HUI after
a pleasant visit to her brother. Mr. J.
A. Feathe rstc-ne. ' '" r> ?
Mrs. H. A. Wiles and Misa Curtis
Ippi \w wat i*?!? i
Political Ann
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
t hereby announce my uif 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
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. M. VAN DIVER.
I hereby announce myaelf a candi
date for supervisor of Anderson coun
ty, subject to the rules of democratic
primary. CF. MARTIN.
I hereby announce myaelf aa a can'
didato for county supervisor, subjoct
to the rules of the democratic pri
mary.
W. J. JOHNSON.
Pclzer, S, C-, R. F, D. 1,
I heroby announce myself a candi
date for County Supervisor of Ander
son county, subject to the rulos of
tho'Democratic primary.
TH08. B. KAY.
REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for House Of Representativos
from Anderson county, subject to the
rules of tho democratic party.
OSCAR D. GRAY.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the House Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of tho democratic primary.
RUFUS FANT, JR.
.. I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the legislature subject to tho
rules and regulations of the democra
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
I hereby announco myself a candi
dato for the Houbo of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of the democratic primary.
WALTER F. WHITE.
1 announce myself a candidato for
tho legislature from Anderson Cruel
ty subject to the rulos'of tho demo
cratic party. T. P. DICKSON.
- I am a candidato for tho Ilouso of
Representatives from Anderson coun
ty. I will abido tbo rules. of the
primary. SAM WpLFE.
I EOit JUDOR
- W. P. Nicholson Is heroby announc
ed as candidate for .re-election to
the office of Probato Judge, pubject
to ?ho rules bt the democratic pri
mary.
I hereby announco mycelf a candi
date .for the ojlicp of probate judge of
Anderson county; subjoct to tho rules
and to tho- result of the Democratic
primary. .VICTOR U.' CHESHIRE.
. I hereby ar/nonncd mytfcii a candi
date for Probate'Judge of - Andov-son
County subject to tho rules of the
democrtlc primary. ,W. F. COX.
. I heroby announce myself a candi
date for the ottico of Probsto Judge for
Anderson county, subject'to tho ruloa
of tho Democratic Primnry.
I. T- HOLLAND.
I hereby announco infeoir a candi
date f?r the office of judge: of pro
bat o for Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing th? democratic
.p?*Jmary election.
W. H. FRIBRSON.
. POR AUDITOR
I hereby announce myself a candi
date tor County Auditor, subject to
th? rules Of the democratic primary.
. A, Abrame.
I hereby announce myself a candi-j
dat?'for.tho office of Auditor of An
derson County; subject to tho rutee of
the Democratic party.
R. WARE AUSTIN.
? hereby announco mysojr a candi
dato for the office of Auditor,'aubjoct
to tho ruler of tho Democratic pri
mary J. R. C. OB(*FF?M.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT
I hereby announco myself a candi
dato for re-election to tbo office of
County Superintendent 'of Education,
subject to the Democratic primary.
'J. FELTON.
POR STATE Sk'NA'JOR
-I '-hereby announce myself a candi
date for State Senator from Anderson
County, subject to tbo rules of the De
mocratic primary election.
i~ .1: 1,. SllKRAftl).
--1 heroby announce myself a eandl
" o for the Stato Senate, from Ander?
county, subject to tho rules of the
<-;>"' i-.-- ?' ? . ?
BhP?oN.v.C; .where thoy,will spond the^.i
rerhhlndorof ' ggfe summer. *: . '?..}?!
^^ -^ ^ ^^^ ^^?^ Anderson, jj
candidate for the houso.'?j robredenta- '
tivef was In th? city' yesterday after- ]
npon in the Interest of uUt race. He l? ]
a bright young man and would make a '
good representative.. - ?> fi . \ ); *y?i \l
Mr. W. . G. E1 rod of Wll llame ton. !
candidate for commission for section
No. .8 spent Monday In Honea Path
meeting the voters. He ia an affable -
gentleman and ' m ado many friends !
here. H Is card appears in thla Issue.
Mr r. 1. Prultt of the Keow*?e seo-J
tlon who underwent an operation at
thejOolunibia hospital last year, was t
carried back to there Monday where
she wiir undergo another-operation f
thla week. Her many frienda sincero- f
ly hope that sh? will soon regain her
be*Ub end.streagjh, t o
Mr. J. E. Rogers, a well known and c
popular citizen of Ware Shoals, died I
Sunday evening after an. lllnesa only, a I
of years. > Ho wub a clever, upright I
few days. Mr, Rogers was about 45
years old, aoft ?ved. her? for ft ?9^ '?>
'? < j . U . . <i ?
ouncemeijf?:
FOR COMHIBSrONEB
. A. Sullivan of Fork township la
iieroby announced foraeommlsidonor
for Section Two. comprising Fork
Itock Mills, Pcndletou and Ceutorvllle
Lownshlps. _
I hereby announce.myself a candi
lato for county commissioner for* tho
third scotlOn, consisting!, of Garv?n,
llrushy Creek, Willlamston aud Hope
well townships, subject, to tho action
of the democratic primery.
_jf.v^t FOSTER.
I horeby announce' myself a candi
date for co m m la e (ir."'.for Iionea
Path, Helton, Hroadawuy and Martin
townships, District No. ,4, aubjeet to
tbo rulcR of tho democratic primary.
, ,F. TOWNES.
-.-?rpSZ
I hereby announce.myself a candi
dato for Commissioner: from District
No, 1, comprising Potvllcton, Hook
Mills, Fork and Cqutecvllle town
ships. Subject to tho iules of the
democratic primary. ?, ,-?
JOHN R, CTJljBERSQN.
I hereby nnnouuee my candidacy
Tor county commissioner, from Section
4, comprised of Belton, Martin, Honoa
Path null Droadaway townships. Sub
loct to tho rules ?f ' the. democratic
party. R.. ti^ SMITH,
Hotter known as "Dick" Smith.
W. li. Q. Elrod announces hiniBoir a
candidato for county commissioner
from the district composed of Wil
llamston, Onrvin, Brushy Cr'eok. and
Hopewcll, subject to the rules of tho
democratic party, ti-.} 1
I hereby announce my candidacy
tor County Commluslonorvof Anderson
county from tho third < onction com
prising Hopevelf.' Willlamston,
JJrush)* Creek and Garv?n townships,
BUbjoct to tho action ?,?$ tho Demo
cratic party. ' J1 ? 'J
J. MACIC DUFF R0GER8.
I hcroby nnmiunbo'inYsclf.a candi-'
dr.tc fur Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising PondJqton, Rock
Mille, Kork and Cdntcrvfil? town
ships, subject to rules -of Democratic
party. >
_-, J. H. WRIGHT.
t hereby announce ranci! as a can
rlhiato for Commission?ri of Andorson
county from Section No, 3, composed
of Garland, Bruehy ?Croek, Ilopowol!
and Wlllinmslon Townships, subject
to tbo Qctlou of tho democratic party.
Watson.
W* T. V*
-VI tili
I hereby announce myself a cand?
dato for th? office"."br~rc??ralusloner ,
?r?tti section . 3; c6ffipTPn?lI?g' Fork,
{tick Hills, Pendietom ohd t'en ter vi 11
towntjliipfi, Subject to'fHp rules of tbo
democratic primary. ?? *W. R. HARRIS.
I -hereby ohdounic ?ny^elf a candi
date for commissioner-f.'f District No.
1, comprising. Corner, Hall, Savannah
and Varenn?O townships, subject to
tho . rules of tho democratic, primary.
PRESTON B. A -E , JR.,
?' -?va; S. C.
:-_-?j,?r*y? (??- -
I herebyiannounce myself a candi
dato for commissioner ,,from District
KM 2; comprising Pendlet?ft, Rock
Mills, Fork and CentcirviIlo lownGhlpa.
subject to the rules of the Idem ocratia
primary. D. S. HOUSON.
_iiij_u_:? ? .? .
FOB COUNTY TREASURER
1 horeby announce iny&ilf 'a candi
date (or county treamnaviubject to
the rules ot tho democratic party.
? , jf. MffeCER KING,
? hereby announce, my self, a candi
dato lor county trc?s?rbr''subject to
the rulos and regulations of tho
democratic primary. '.?<.?'
. Dr^iVyAaL Trlpp.
, I hereby announce myself an a can
didate'fot* County Treasurer ot An
Ssrsoa county subject to the rules of
JACOB O. 110 LI O ER. ?
' 1 hereby announce'-myeelt a candl
ilttte for County Trcasuror, Subject to
tho rules of th? Democratic primary.
! W. ' A. ELROD.
' " ' - i i ... -.i.'C.^ti.ij;.' .' ? '
I hcroby announce myself u candi
date for Treasurer, of iAndersot-. coun
ty, subject to tho rulos of the decic?
ciatlc prlxuary. J; LaltOV SMITH.
I hereby announc? ^mytrclf*a candi
dato, for county treasurer of Ander
son, county; subject to thu'.rules of the
democratic primary. ?:; J-.- . COOK,
-;-\' .. ?! -?
F?R CONGRESS
(i I hereby announce wy&o\t a cand?
date for Congress from the'Third Con
tjfdsfll?nal District,, aubjoct to the
rules of th? democratic party. ?"?'
JOHN A??HORTON, ;
.{ ?-uJ.. ^W:,:^V^^^';vBpIt?env.R.a .
^ ??^ . wag
hlghlx r?gM^ed:.by au;*nb k'n?w him.
rio matto. ron h y farm : f r 1eri ds Hon ea
Path, and *ho poy/s of . Jila untimely
leatn brought sorrow to -them. . The
?itcrmont ,wns made yesterday at Tur
cy Creek church. Roy. J. M. Dallas,
isr.lstcd by Rev, R. P. M?rrlS. con
lucting tho funeral ' ' ?eWrit?B. Mr.
Hogers was burled wltU'^hsoriic hon
ors by Centre Lodg^.or ^ placo.
Cltrolox for'? hljdren,
ClIROLAX- FOR. ?RO.?V'N-UI'S
Citrolas for Invalid? a?il''Delirate.
Children lovo to 'i^kpy?M?LAX^
astes like lemonade.' ^ tbo nicest
?hyrlc.^in the world^"for thorn; t.A
crown-up write*: ? VHj glvon the host
lushing of any cath#xtib,^jpyer us?d'i''
ind an invalid save;, vit, rsipta mo ox
atly-^ta action hr to; miid,,^ot litor.
ugh, I canont affor* to,, b>.; without
t." Nothing" bettor for constipation,
olir, distended rtopiacbl ,dnd bad
iroatb or- blUousncs^s.- Stops hoad
ichoa. quickly.?Evsh'A^J^'jRh'ftTOacy,
W?ciitOr-rAuT, ,', ?ftl,,,,;,'.,
?. .I^iiiiu.'