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RECIAL IT WAS A SHAME There is one particularly distressing feature of the action of Great Britain and Germany in declaring war on each other. It wounds us deep ly. If they were going to declare war at all they should have done so in time for the afternoon papers. Seven o'clock in the evening is no time to declare war.-From an afternoon paper. Thc Iotclliscflcsris giving the ful1 Associated press rep?rt ?f pr? , g gress of the European war in addition to Daily Bulletin Reports. Add to this the news of South Carolina politics. And can't you see what an absorbing and interesting edition each issue of The Intelligencer will be for the next few months at least ? In view of the general interest and to demonstrate to you that The Intel ligencer prints all the news we make this special offer: . . ? -.' ..>i .. C. VJ " '"-*.' ' i ' 7'' . ?N.'i . ... . j. -j ? 'vi.y Vim- '. .:. .-. For a Limited Time Only we will Have The Intelligencer *4? Delivered ai your Door by Mail or Carrier 3 Months for ?*jEP H -\- 1 i 5 .? *??>hinu sHVj ?iii ?i Photo by American Prcas Association. Servian Soldiers Are Brave Fighters Servia maintains only 30,000 men in times of peace, bat she has mobilized all of. ber male population trained to bear arms, and the number ls 824,000 men. The Servian army ls largely ' composed of veterans with u splendid morale and a record of first rate achievement In thc Balkan wars. This Offer Applies to New Subscribers Only I 35th ANNUAL S} Midsummer EXCURSION fe -TO IWashm^ D. C. Richmond and Norfolk, Va. And Principal Carolina, Virginia arid ? Tennessee Resorts . -VIA7 ?Southern Raflhvay PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH . W?dft?sdrv, Aug. 12, 1914 gjynal limit of Tickets returning ?ugust 50, 1914 ?he following extremely low round-trip Fares ll apply: ; ?From To Washington D. C. Richmond, Ya. Norfolk, Va.. Abbeville'.. . . #12.50 ^10.50 $ 10.50, Anderson .... 12.00 10.50 10.50 Visit tile national capitol-Travel through His toric Virginia; See the famous Battlefields. .. r?i order to accomodate the people bf Anderson iferritory Special Pullman Sleeper will be provid ed ari?ipperated from Anderson to Washington ?ekving Anderson at 2.25.p.'m.,. and connecting ifeG^^Y^rfe with first section,No. 38. Ireo^llpri?tely low round trip rates to. many <$|&er summer resorts. pickets, will be good on all regular trains both go . ^gr and returning, ^r complete information, tickets, Pullman res ^ti?h^^fcM cali on ticket agents, br ' 3kM. ANDERSON, Supt. W. R. TABER, T. P. A. Anderson, S. C.; Greenville, S. G. - W.O. MCGEE, A. G. P. A . ooooo ooooooo ?o TOWN VILLE NEWS. ' o 0 o oooooooooooo Townvllle, August 7.-Rev. W. B. Hawkins, J.* P. Lcdbettor, W. C. King, Lon Boleman, Elias Earle, C. E. Mar ou, J. N. Boloman attended tho Salu da association nt Iva last week. Tho many frlonds of Dr. W. T. Hunt aro pleased to seo him at his homo af ter spending several weeks in the hos pital in Baltimore. Wo trust that ho 1 will be restored to his usual good health. j Mr. and Mrs. Picas Mhbaffoy are en tertaining a little moj? at thoir home, k Willie Boleman visited relatives at i Starr last weok. I Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Widoman ano children have return od from a visit to Hones Path and Duo* Wost I Misses Kata and ?..jlo Sharp, of FM i voil, spent tho woek-ond with Mr. and 'Mrs. J. B. Ligon. 1 Mrs. S. W. Dickson ot Westminster spent a few days v.. th h or parents Mr. and Mrs. W. % Woolbrlght. Mr. and Mrs. Lee I uni aro rejoicing over the arrival of a little lady ai theil4 home near town. Mrs. Louis L'\ n ot Enoreo spon a few days last u>?k with hor parents Mr. and Mrs. W.U Hunt. Mrs. Llgoi is pleasantly ixmembored as Mist Clara Hunt. Roy. W. B. Hawkins, Lon Boleman and Lee (lain Ja are tho latest, auto mobile owner ? in our little town. : "Mr. and f t J. E. C. Afiblll, Mr. ant ''Mrs, J: D. I ibb are home from a VIB? (o relatives at Laurens. Dr. J. R. Heller recently visited hit mother, dV. is. S. It, Heller. . Dr. Joh has recently moved from Fair Play t Seneca and likes his new homo fine. .'Little Miss Rebecca Helier is visit lng her grandmother, Mrs. S. lt. He] 1er. IR Mrs. H a In ey of Westminster ls vie ltlng Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King. Prof. John Gaines and family < Romp, Ga., are visiting relatives hor. Mr*i. Earle Barton and chiidre spent Wednesday, with relatives t Westminster. ; Mr. abd Mrs. J N. Boleman spet tho week-end with relatives at Andel isbn: i' 'J. P. Lc dbe tier and daughter. Ailee spent Friday with Ur. and'Mrs. W. 1 [..Sharp. R Mrs. J. W. Dickson visited Mr. ai Mrs. John Sharp last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris spet Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ligo R. H. Price and Andrew Sulllvt have gone to the reunion at Carswc institute. Mesdames Lt h Bol ti man and Walt Dickson were the guests of Mrs. Cia Hunt Ligon last Friday afternoon. Mts? Willie Fant bas returned her h?mo after a pleasant visit Prof. J. B. Felton and family. Miss Marie Gaines, one of our, roc popular young Indies has returned.t ter spending several weeks'In.Cht lotte, N. C. ' - ' ' . ' m it v w?9K??: m* pt Je^i?o by American k>i*- ji&juiajk&?. ? Dir^ In Europct? I??ait Hero! ls'ah?wiji d'xff? ot the smaller ?tee war dirigible :.witb WMcbi both Germany nnd andv Franco nre liberally equipped, AH >lna>..of-iilrCrnfr will be Impressed Into service In the terrifie conflict In Europe, and their effective ness PS a made of wnifnre will be watched all over th? world. '.' Wootton. Mrs. T?E: Bolt arid daugh ter, jeanette, ?teri: Ti. ;,H.' Price ' ana Children, ritent the Week-end with rel atives at Lavenia'. . .<'.. * i. Mr. and Mrs. 'Le? 'Oarne? Visited relatives at Anderson Itfst week. ; Mrs; Clarence'Fant sad,'children of Johns, Ala., air? vialtlng relatives here. :'? Miss Marie Gaines of'Hdnca Path ia visiting Mrs. J. O. Babb. -1-'.'< ' ... - '"!.'?: . Keep Your Liver Acllte Buring tho Sommer Montls-*F?ley Calhsrtl* Tablent* for Sluggish Liver and: Constipation _ ~~ ~~ ' . I It does beat ali how auickiyi Fttfey 1 Cathartic Tabieta;..Hven yo?? liver ?nfl ' overcome constipation. Ney Oldham, wtmoerlcy, Texa?, says: "Fob? Catt art?c Tablets are the bea?.la*?ltrt;| .ever. used. They'. ,t?ke f1tbe .)}is#? ? ?t enlomo 1." AVlmlasem^ I stir ring and cleansing^ No griping. A comfort- to atout persona, aa they relieve that full bloated fooling^ .Ergna*. .Bh^ptacy INTERVENTION ASKED Peking. August .7.-China has ln structed her ministers at Washington and Tokio to request the United. States and Japan to Join with China' in an effort to prevent hostilities in Chinese waters and territories because'of the fat- reaching dangora connected w!th them;' - " 1 -:. The presence ?f Japanese warships off the Correan port of TslDg Tau is generally considered here .Mn' /mean that Japan has entered tho'war. The German authorities at Teing Tan Save received reports tbatvBriV tish warships have gone to, Vladivos tok tb escort a Busman troof* t'? T?ao Chau for the investment of T*iag Tam Bow To Cure a Sprain. .A sprain paay bleared in about one third tho time reoulred oy.tho usual [.treatment by, applying.. Chambfcrlaln'f Uniment arid observing tho directions with each bottle. For sale by alFdeaL We Have Buggies coming in almost every day til? latest shipment being a caf o? --COLUMBUS ri Come in and, kt m show them. They are 1914 Models. We have a nice line of Pony baggies. xs. FOWLER: ll-Mi ' iL ? '..'.'.;Y - .).?.. ? " ? . T':.'':'V ll rWwNIWMVs^ When you can buy a ,home and ?>ay for it morithly and let that rent ft?.ip to ' pay for your hpine. ' . ' -;, . . Vye haye some more of those tots on Tribbie ; Iff Street that we are offering- , at. very low ; Come to us with your real estate troubles., we can adjust them for you. . - J. FURM?N EYA^oT^ Evans Building " y :: ^ ^ ,/ . liominotlon Confirmed. : [Frederic^??^-"'^1??UB^.; otilt^t??ife,^s, - ; members of the Federal reserve board ' Washington. Aug. 7.-NcTulnhtlons . were confirmed'tonights>by. the-'Sen?