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SPARTANS SWAMPED. ?N OHED GAI SCORE WAS 21 TO 0 IN A SEV EN INNING COTESt YES TERDAY FANELLA PITCHED But Gaffaeyites Knocked Him Out of the Box in Ute Fourth Inning (Special to Thc Intelligencer) ( Jut ney, Augiiflt 7.-In a walkaway | contest the Game Cocks defeated Spar tanbrug 21 to 0. in aeven inings.' The ' mighty Fanella, who started tho gamo j on the mound for tho visitors waa knocked cut of the box in the fourth, i Oglesby. twirling for the l?enla, did ' superb, work allowing only two hits. He also secured a home run. Score by Innings: Spartanburg.... ..OOO OOO 0-0 2 9 Gaffney- .. ..002 766. x-21 16 2! Batteries-Fanella, McArthur, Lock erbie and Dean; Oglesby and Gaines. Piedmont League. Won- Lost Pct. Spartanburg .. .... 22 17 664 Greenville .... 20 18 626' Gaffney.. 19' 19 600 ANDERSON.16 21 417 North Carolina League. Won Lost Pct. Durham. 64 36 607 Charlotte. 64 37 693 Winston .. 49 39 667 Raleigh. 40 61 440, Asheville. 38 63 418 Greensboro ..... .. 84 64 386 Sonta Atlantic League. Won Lost Pct I Albany .. :. 28 16 661 Charleston. 26 16 610 ?olutnbus. 24 18 671 Augusta ...... .. 21 20 512 Savannah.20 . 21 488 Columbia ... 19 24 442 Macon .... .... .. 16 25 375 Jacksonville.. 15 28 349 Southern Leugne. rk Won Lost Pct.1 Mobile. 63 46 677. New Orleans ...... 60 47 66V Birmingham^, .. .. 63. . 50 ,558. ? Atlant?-;.; .. .. 62 60 6?0: Chattanooga .. .. ..65 64 505. NOShvlii? v.1 ... .. .. 66 ?6 4B? Memphis .. ... . .48 .67 467* Mjfotgomery ... ?. 4$ $9 '^V^y' ^'" -Aaerkaa L??gne?;, ...^X".>''..,' Won Lost Pct? aist?n-;: ; .. .. 58. 46 654; Washington .... . - 64 ? 45 64& patr??t' .. 63 49 52* .-. Chicago .. .. .. "49 62 . 48fc S^LonlS ... ?. 48 M 486 Nay-Ttork .. .... . . 46 60 42?, Cleveland ...... : . 83 70 SSO f ?j National League. ? ' ; 4 .?.V'-.^fA, . Won .Lost Pct., Newark .. .... - - 6g 88 ' /< 69*: Chicago .. ...63 . 4? 685; ::::':::: 8 ?I 9 Bh?iad??phla . 46 60 479 filTOnaU .. 47 62 iii t?^?m^^ . 41 62 44f P?lttbMlPgh 41 54 - 4M . V'V^V:'Y ??dora? fceafua, '.. . ?:ii*Y.:X- ? #? ' - -'Won. Lost Pc# Ballimore .. .... ..'68 40 670 SftSSyo .. .. .. . 4* 40 ?6H Mdll^lpOlls .. .. .. 60 ' -46 626 B?ffal? .. .. ...... 47 68 470 imm, dfy . . 48 49 4*7* . B^^opla . . . , : . 41 . 66 428 . ' . - v : :?? 'tetr Sf > ?fefcfrirf .. ? -A At m\ totila 3 ; NW York 4. v % ..,; " >y~mmir iaitting Won. .$t:. i*hls; Adgust 7.^-New York.by i buohlug hits Vith - 8tV Louis' '??rror* wr?'.toflay 4 to 8. NewJ^nrk OOO 200 200^4 9 1 ?kLbUfe .. .. ,.000 210 0?0--3 12 -fi ; -Fisher and Nunamaker; Wellman a^: ?g?ow, (C?osaln. ^ Frrow ?>ort the Gsme. . , C(?ve?Snd/ Att^st^.^Krrbrs. aa* Mitchell's wildness today gave PhflsV deiphlli a victory ovor. Cleveland four .ScOre*-? ' ?'' Phliadtiphta . . 200 010 010^-4 O 1 Clovol?nd? ; . i ;>0Od 000 -090-0 ^Bender and Bebano; Mitchell: abd Cobb Back In Gane* -fletrott^?a?rusi 7.^-<Vrr*l?akie ;waa bauer th^ Gregg In tho plhr.tes aa?4 Boirait:, t?ereated Boston today 3 .to 1; Cobb, back-in the ?ame for the second ?me aleen Jana -20,-made a tHpet and a-sacrifica, and drew two n^4i'^'4BM?9p^lt.>.r4n and socrod ^a^Mher. . . Sc.Qf?W- ... ' Boston :i. > .600,000 0^9-1 6 1 Detroit .. .. '. .ooo iflie Olx-3 9 X X Gregg. Bedient acid .&?f?mm Cady; Covaleskle and Baker. iE WI lR TWELFTH ' INNIN6 A WILD THROW BY THIRD BASEMAN LOST THE GAME PITCHERS' BATTLE McAl?itcr ?nd Smith the Opposing Twirler's Pitch Beautiful Game On Greenville Grounds (Special tn Tho Intelligencer) Greenville, August 7.-A wild throw by Stover, Anderson's third baseman? gave Greenville thc -"'"lng run la the 12th inning hore today. Up to- thc 12th lt was a pitchers' battle betweon Smith and McAlister, the former having a shade the better of it. The Bcore stood 4 to 4 in the ninth inng. The samo teams play a double header Saulrday. Score by Innings: Greenville . .'220 OOO OOO 001-6 12 2 Anderson ..101 Oil OOO 000-4 7 3 Smith .and McDaniel; Mc Al liter .and Moblcy. Umpire Heinrick. Time 2 hours. Attendance 160. .International League At Jersey City 4; Toronto 8. . At Providence 2; Buffalo 3 At Newark. 4; Rochester 3. At. Baltimore-Montreal. po.itpnned,l Montreal team unable to arrive un] timo. . ? . - American Association At St. Paul 10; Minneapolis 2-. No others scheduled. NORTH CAROLINA At Winston 1; Durham 8. At Raleigh 1; Asheville ll. At Charlotte 3; Greensoro 2. SOUTHERN LEAGUE ? At Chattanooga 6; Atlanta 6. 10] tnnings, darkness. At Nashlvlle 4; Memphis 3. At Birmingham 16; New Orleans 2. At Montgomery- Mobile, wet ground. South Atlantic .At Sav'annuh-Macon, wet grounds At Auguster 1; Jackson vile 6. First ? game. 7. . At: Adgfrsta7"2: ?kckaonvillff 1. 2nd gain?,, coiled end1 fifth, darkness*. At Columbia 0; Albany 3. At Oharieatr1" 0;: Columbus 3. !; At Pittsburgh 1. St. Louts 2. i* Only one game scheduled. ; ? . :----?' Won in the Eighth. . Pittsburgh, August 7.-A two base hit; followed by two singles in the 2th finning today-gave St. Louis two runs and a victory 6ver Pittsburgh 2 to 1. 13COa*Q.'~"' f St.-Louis.v . . ..000 000 020-2 8 1 Pittsburgh .. ..001 000 000-1 6 3 Keuppper and Simon; Dickson; Bar ?ger and Berry. . . .: v NATIONAL - . _. 'At Philadelphia 2; Cincinnati 0. At Brooklyn 3:-St. Louis 0. S : At Boston 1; Pittsburgh G. " ,Art NeUw Yot* 8; Chicago 2. ' Riiffan In Good Fora, Brooklyn. AUgUBt 7>-^RagtA today pitched tho best , ball he hos shown this season ana shut i out St. LOUIB 3 to 0. i Brooklyn today bought Pitcher Steele f roih the St. Louis club. Score St. Louis.. .... OOO 000 000-0 tl 21 Brooklyn . . .. 00? .01D 02x-3 12 l| Gilner and Snyder; Rugan and Mil ler. i: : ? ? --, . Three Ont off Four. .New -York, August 7-New York made it three out of four .from Chica go today, by ; taking the last, game of tho stiHoR. Th? chiapH?fc *?en !s lbs .fifth inning, when thry acpted" ' ftvel runs on. four, passes, an error and a scotch hit. ' ,Ch<?r,Ko.. .. .020 002 OOOrr-4 10 2 New York . . . .000 162 OOx-8 8 ?j ..Pierce,- Zahel, Hagerman and Ai-! cher; Fromme, Tesreau and- foyers. Itv Won Own OMO-?. : ^tU?elpHlja, ^u?ruai^ ^^Alexnnder not only blanked Cincinnati today, bub led tho batting rally 'in tho eighth Jn .{^??whSfih -ave Phtladelnhia today's "tb p. Amos bold ;th? fcpine team <o two hits until one rawjTW ?ln ..tho, ?ighth Innibg. Thence*-: ; aiwsr. doubled. ana Byrne. Martin ana Becker each singled, scoring two rnn Cincinnati ..000 OOO 000-0 S 0 Philadelphia L, OOO 00? Ofcr-S ? i Ames ond Clark; Alexander and Ktlllfor.,. \ .... . : ; , Lost-Gae .Oat of Tea. .*./., . , Boston; August 7.-v^teadlhess on tho;part of Cottrell, ara coupled with timely hitting ?by pitt?gh~wSm cbtt Boston ita flrot gamo In. tito lost [ ten played.. Pittsburgh . won fr %a> A. Boston.. .. ... .000 000 010-1 fl 1 i PUtabnr/th . - ..Jil H20 OOM 5 2 Y Cottrell, Ct?UXiot*#w;m Q**??? I Cooper and Gibson. PLANS TO MOVE ABUNDANT CROP Larg? Ships Are Needed To Carry the Cotton and Grain to Europe <By Associated Press.) Washington, August 7.-Confronted with the problem of disposing of tho country's enormous grain and cotton crops, tho administration today plan ned a conference In Washington next week or representatives of leading shippers in this country and foreign exchange bankers. Thc bankers have, been asked to como to. Washington formulate plans for the resumption of the internat ional exchange market and restore the use of International bills of exchange. The shippen! will bo asked to move American cotton end grain to Euro pean markets. In announcing thc conference call Secretary MeAdoo Bald: j "It is of vital importance to the country that two things be done as quickly as possible. FIrsti, provide ships to move our grain and cotton crops to European markets; second, restore, through thc bankers, the mar ket for foreign bills of exchange. ! Grain Crop Harvested. "Grain ls a pressing problem, be cause crops have been largely har vested and the movement is already ?teil under way. The cotton move mont ls not so advanced and will not/ be for a few weeks. It is my purpose ' to invite a conference on the subject af cotton to bc held at an early date, of which announcement will be made later. These ero important questions for the American people and every possible effort will be made by the ad ministration to co operate in the movement of these great crops." Thc ronato again failed to -pasB thc amendment to the Panama canal act admitting to American register, for eign built ships less than Ave years old. Senators Simmons and Williams attacked tho plan as dangerous and Inadequate to meet tho situation. Freight on-Naval Vessels. Secretary Daniels expressed the hope today that freight might bo car ried to Europe on.naval vessels. Con gress already hos granted tito neces sary authority for handling mall and light freight. "Just now," Bald Mr. Daniels, "there is heed for.large ships to carry cotton and wheat to Europe. If congress will authorize it. tho navy can give help. We could within a few days UBO -foiir large colliers,. each with an average capacity of 29,000 bales of . cotton ar 400,000 bushels of wheat. By Octo ber l we could commission twp more,", . . . .?* ITpe Case of L. L. Cantelou. TI o case ot L. li. Cantelou, Claren don, Texas, ls similar to that of many ethers who have used Chamberlain's Colic "moler? and Diarrhoea Remedy. Hw aayiV'"After tryibg a doctor iori several months, and using different . kinds of medicine for my Wife who'. hail been troubled with severe bowel c.mpiaint for several months,. I bough ? ? 25c bottle ot Chamberlain's j Collo, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy."! After, using tho second bottle she was . entirely cured." For sale by all deal-j era. >'?'. 1 niGHWAT ROBBERY French'Ambassador Held Vp Inside German Lines for $900.00. (By. Associated Press) '.ParlaifAUg.. 7.-Jules Combon, the! French ambassador to Germany, while ! on his way-from Berlin :to.Copenhv gen ' waa. stopped inside the German frontier, according to official reports and informed by ?MO major accompa [ ny In g him that he could not continue bia lourney unless he paid 3,600 marks j (1900.) . f ... .The 'ambassador preferred the ? ?beck, but the major insisted on cur- j Tency. ., ;. ? M. Camben then borrowed from his travelling .companion. enough to make up tho amount in gold which he then' handed over, requiring tho officer's word of honor ho would be allowed ] to reach the Danish frontier. This ; Wha^vep. ?The drench liner, France had not sailed Aom Havre up to last night, nor waa IL know n when abe would ??il. I"' ...5";- * ? .^te't^ench'?^ to the Uni ted States. Jules J. JiisBcrand, Is aboard tho Franco, and that steamer and'tho Chicago May Sall Together Sunday* possibly with naval con voy. <. W. T. Greene, ' Hopklnton, N. H"| writes the following letter which will fpterest eyedy obe Wno, hos kidney trouble : "For over a year Mrs; Greene baa been afflicted with', a. very stub-; bora Wdn?y trouble -' An operation waa advised.' Ti!?-L. -spuld not con sent to. Foley's' Kidney Pills ?y??1 ruoro to complete : ber recovery than ! any medicin? she bks taken and I feel lt my "duty to recommend Foley Kid ney. Pills .to, all'who may need kidney medicine.'* They at? tonio in action, quick to glvo good, results,-Evans] -Pliirmaoy.-Adv. PLENTY OF HONEY CoBPtroFer of Currency ?ives Stated . ?est that Money I? Plentiful. : Washington, ?ugr 7.-rCompv-oller of tho ? Cur ran cy, Williams in a Mat o ment tonight declared t?:o financial situation of the country Ia good ono announced thut tho national banks now are in position to. merit all res abio requirements. , "1.^*0 was^rsakl Mr. Williams "why Uiore should bo an? suspension, or currency payments any where. In this country, and if tho department nears of any notional banks refusing to honor legltimato demands of its customers or corresponden to for cur rency such dpllpqueatr,b*nk will be promptly investigated.'' ;. Mr. Williams said .shtpmeatu of ad ditional surrepcy ttp, to tho closo of today's buslncBS amounted to |137. I Financial and -^ - Stock* and Bonds 4 I jff New Yorg. Auk. 7.-Reports from Wall street/today that the New York Stock Exehuugo Boon would be re opened brought prompt denial. The committee appointed to maintain act ive supervision ' over the stock ex change during tho period of suspen sion made this stutement: "The special committee of live will not recommend to the governing committee thc reopening of tho ex change until in their judgment tho financial situation warrant.'! lt, and us before stated,' ample notice will bo given on the proposed reopening." The statement wan mode primarily because it. was felt reports of an ear ly reopening,'if allowed to spread un challenged, would glyo alarm all over the country. It waa known that pressure was being brought to bear upon the governors by some members to consider an early reopening. Thc position uf the brokers ls rendered difficult by the heavy losses du.Jr.g the time of Idleness, and it was felt by some members that there would he small danger.of heavy liquidation hy European holders of American se curities, such as upset the market last week. This selliug, it was said, was for the purpose of necurlug gold with a virtual embargo on additional gold exports now in eifert II was thought Europe would have no further reason for dumping securities on thia markot. | Tho committee of five "felt however, it would bo highly dungerous to reop en the stoek market until the finan cial skies had cleared definitely. It may ho stated authoritatively that the governing c^imlttee intends to be guided by he judgment of the most prominent financial Interests of the country and not by pressure from Impatient oveknnge members. There wore indications that the out look was improving so far as the po sition of tbe ont of town banks was concerned. . Now York banks received tension was not so acute as a few assurances which showed that the days ago. An easier tone prevailed in the market for tuno money and it wa* expected that the banks would lei:.* more freely next'week. Dun's Review New York, Aug. 7.-"Business ls, with remarkable power of resistance, adapting' itself to conditions unprece dented in the bis tory of the world, Never has. this country given more convincing proof of its ability to meet grave emergencies..-promptly and ef fectively. Already, .conspicuous prog ress baa been made lu the work of preventing demoralization in the mar keta and, preserving order and sanity In. all' branches ; of the trade. "Sd far as thin-country Is concern ed the worst of the financial stress .IS over, and tho markets aro gre/" nally getting into a .portion, which material advantage .?m??i^d?ived from, the disturbance. The interruption to the expo.it trade, due. to the situation In foreign exchange and the wit nd ra wal of [ ocean shipping fac? i it ?es, ls now the chief cause ot trouble, export freights . beginning to pile up at tho shipping centers, but concerted mea-' sures are bbelng taken to relteve this' situation-aa far as practical. . j ; "Commercial falnreS tor the week in 'tito United States were 368 against .266 'last year; in Canada 67 against 21 last year." . Weekly Cotton . Now York, Aug.rTbe world's cotton trade has been practically at a standstill since the closing of the ex change last week. Local operators have been busily engaged In evening up old business and practically all the .interest which remained- oustandlng ?St the end of last week ls said to ;iave been; liquidated except for con Involved tn Friday's, failures or international commitments but so far no movement has bean made to ward any immediate reopening of tba o.flclal mark. i-. Cabio received rroifi ; Liverpool to day stated tbat spot business bad booti i resumed there with sales at a declino of lg points from last quotations, Other wise notb lug had developed, j apparently, with reference to probable vnlucH under :war,iCondlllpus and lu judging from talk. in local. circles the conjectures as to tho new crop mark eting and. price's are considered con tingent .unon Eurojipan developments and tho ?tate of international trade. ?'T?fce, geek's weather advices have been 'considered - favorable and it ia reported that good- rains baye ben efitted-lSte cotton lu tho south weat. Cotton Gooch . New York1, Aug T^Prlres on linens ana ??**ei? ?C2? ?oday iiid buying was inore' activo. Carpet Wools were 1? i per . cent, higher and leading carpet i mills .have, gone on short time. Burr laps were quoted at a wi ' m ounce for 40 inch goods and cuiton goods .Were bought to suppliant tbcia. Yarns and many lines bf staple cottcn goods' continued easy. F?wfJc. manufactur? era were greatly ; ? troubled by the scarcity and high pnces bf dye stuffs. Liverpool Cotton ; Liverpool,, Aug. 3.-American apot c/^ton-business was resumed today, and " thorp vwere a?^^t?, nmderatb gales. Quotations . ^?r? reduced. 15 points. Tho." ?aloa totalled 2.000 bales on tho baals ot G.r.Od :, foi American middling. . Chicago Grain . chicago, Aug. 7 -^sVfter a serious de clin?, wheat coday rebounded 3 3-4. owing mainly to the baseless rumors of an .overwhelming. British victory ia tho North eea. Closing prices woro Tho lothcr fading staples too. all mu-lo a showing of net gal na-corn Commercial 1-8 to 1 ?-8. oats 1 to 1-8 a 1 l-l aud provlsiona 15 to 55. Cotton Seed Oil New Yor, Aug. 6.-At a meeting of tho bord of managers of the New York Produce Exchange it was decided to reopen tho cotton seed oil market on Monday morning August 10. Worleys Finances. ( Now York. Aug. 7.-Dank clenrings for tho week ending August_J*-, as re ported to lt rad.st roet s. aggregate $2, 935,170,000 decrease of two per cent from loot year. Money On Call New York, Aug 1.-Mercantile pnpor C. Exchanges $187,481,355; balances $8,2711.000. Citrolax! CITROLAX C1TR0LAX It's a laxative, of course-name tells you that. And the nicest hot weather drink you ever tasted. Flushes tho roughly, and pleasantly, too. F. C. Crysler, Syracuse, N. Y., says: "Have Scd laxatives for 15 years but this trolox has got everything else beat a milo." You will agree with him. Specially nice for children and deli cate persons. Sweetens a sour bilious stomach very quickly and stops head ache. Evans' Pharmacy, agents. ENORMOUS CROP OF WINTER WHAET Millions of Bushels More Than Was Forecasted-An Abundant Yield of Other Food Stuffs (By Associated Press.) , Washington, August 7.-Tho coun try's record breaking crop of winter wheat amounts to 675,000,000 bushols, the department of agriculture state? today In its preliminary estimate. This is 22,000.000 bushels more than was forecasted in July. Prospects of the spring wheat crop huvo decreased during August and that crap ts now estimated at 230,000, 000 bushels or 38,000,000 bushels less thou in July, making the .total wheat1 production forecast- of O?l.OOO.OOO bushels, or 16,000,000 bushels less than indicated July 1. Corn prospect;- decreased 283,000, 000 bushels during July und a crop .ot 2,634,000 is now indicated, while bats decreased 44,000,000 bushels. Potato prospects increased 9,000,000 bushels and- ? 270,000,000 - bushol har. vost ls indicated. " " ' -z~;?^ f. Weather conditions 1 for the' great grain crops were not especially favor, able during July. ?VStii}-ut-Honic" Sufferers of nay Fev- j cr and Asthma-Get a Bottle of Fo. . *c-;'s ??&n?y and Ter Compound. Restful sleep, relief and comfort from choking, gasping asthma and tormenting bay fever for those who .take. Foley's Honey and Tar.. And be sides, lt spreads a healing soothing j coating as lt glides down a raw, tick ling throat, stops irritating ' coughs I and summer colds. Don't suffer when | you can buy .relief for so little cost. Remember the hame-Foley's Honey j and Tar Compound and ref UBO substi-| tutes. Evaps' Pharmacy, agents. CANAL TO OPEN Will be Opened as Per Announcement,] Says Secretary flnrris0n. (By Associated Press.) Washington , August 7.-Secretary Garrison issued a statement today to sot : at rest, doubts as to the . opening of the Panama canal August 10. . "There ? .no reason at present known on the Isthmus or to. tho secre tary of war," said the secretary, "as to why .the canal should not be oponed pn' that .date to vessels not needing moro thad thirty feet of water." -. Not So Strange After AIL You may think it strange that so many people .are cured - of stomach troublo by Chamberlain's Tablets. You would not, however. If you should give them a trial. They strengthen und In vigorate tho stomach and enable it .to perform* i~ functions naturally. Mrs. Rosie ;Rish, Wu'^h. ind., writes, "Nothing did me tba least lim! until j I began using Chamberlain's Tablets, i It in decidedly tho best medicine for ,stomach trouble I have ever used."] For. sale by ali dealers. WILL RE? AI fi NEUTRAL Italy Will Not Help Her Ally, Gorma. I ny in the Great Conflict. . . * ' .:'v.'' . .' " " 1 Rome. Aqg. 7.--The German govern ' meht Is doing Us utmost to bring about a chango in Italy's attitude tn the Eu ropean situation, but direct appeal to Kljig Victor Emanuel havo bo?n in vahV It, tj* asserted that Italy, hav ing decided war. lng declared her neutrality, inend? to maintain it. Italy's position as a member of the triple alliance, and therefore, Germa ny's ally under certain conditions, has been discussed in every phase and the concensus ot opinion ts thai the Ital ian people never would permit an act of hostility against France and Great Britain. . . '. .'" " Because Italy is neutral, all mani festations for of against the bolllge rents are being repressed. Yet, *y e ry where spontaneous ? / outbursts of enthusiasm,for Franco have occured. Tho French embassy hero and the Frehth consulate tn other cities of Italy are lecclvlng offers from mon' who tjlah vo Jom'lhe Fr?a?b toreos; Pol?tica! Ann FOB COUNTY. SUPE RYI SOB I hereby uanoun.ee myself a candi date for county supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. I hereby announce myself a can*] dldate for the office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject to| the rulos governing the democratic | primary. T. M. VAN DIVER. I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to lbs rules of democratic | primary. C. F. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself aa a can didate for county supervisor, subject j to the rules of tho democratic pri mary. W. J. JOHNSON. Pelrer, S. C., R. F. D. 1. I hereby announce mysolf a candi date for County Supervisor of Ander son county, BUbJect to the rul of | tho Democratic primary. . THOS. B. KA*. HE rBESK STATIV E~ I hereby announco myself as a can dl?'-t*i for House of Representatives frr Anderson county, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. OSCAR D. GRAY. I hereby announce mysolf a candi, dato for the House of Representativos from Anderson county subject to the I rules of the democratic primary. RUFUS PANT, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi-1 dato for the legislature Bubjwt to tho | rules and regulations of the democra tic party. GEO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representativa j from Anderson county subject to the j rules OL' tho democratic primary. WALTER F. WHITE. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for thc-house of representatives ! from Anderson county subject to the 1 rules of the Democratlo primary. W. I. (Bill MAHAFFEY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representatives I for Anderson county, subject to thc ? rules of the Democratic primary. ASA HALL, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Representative from Ander- j son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. . i J. T. WEST. . I Bolton, S C. --;-1-i-1 1 announce myself a candidate fer the legislature, Jrom Anderson Coun ty aubject tb. the rules ol the demo- j eratic party.... T. P. DICKSON, j I am a candidate for the House of .RopresentatlT>s-frbm. Anderson cena? ty. ' I will abide the' rules " of the primary. , ,. SAM WOLFE, j I horcby announce myself a' candi date for House of representatives for Anderson county, subject to the roles of tho Democratic primary. J. BELTON. WATSON. I hereby announce myself a candi date' fp.r legislature,' subject to tho j rutes bf. ibo bomb eratic party. "* 1 ' " )'.". .. jj .... "" S/;A;;BUBNS;"\ I horcby announce myself n emull-. date, for.Hbdsp pf repr?sentatives fQr?? Anderdon county, subjeot. to the rules of the Bemocratlo primary. - 1 S? , ,.. , L T. CAMI JELL.. .' FOB I'KIHM.TK JIBOK W. P. Nicholson la hereby announc ed .EC' a caudldate tor re-election to tho office, of Probate : Judge, Subject to, *$e. rules. &. {he' democratlo prt* ????It .:" ..'.'..'. i hereby'announce myself a candi date fot;,the ofllco af probato Judge of Anderson county, subject ito tho rulen and tb th0: fcsTtU of the ?omocr?i|c * %'herepy announce myself a candi date for Probate Judge pf Anderson Comity subject td. tl^o rules .of the 'dom^rtlcvyly>s;ry.W. F. COX ? hereby announce hiyfte.lf a eatuR dato io r the ofllce ofl'robuto .Iud KO for Andejsbh cototy. snbjiict to lbs: rufos 1 of IhV^?u^Wtlt?Prirha?y. j ,?; : - T i. T.1 HOLLAND, i Jes governing,' tho democratic y ?ibctlon: ./.".' " Vf Tl. FTU ER SON.. FOR CONGRESS I hereby announce myself a candi date for Congress from the Third Con gressional . District, subject to the! rules of the democratic party. JOHN A- HORTON, Belton, fl. O. ' I hereby announce myself a cnn dl date for congress from the Third Con gressional dist ret, subject tb the rules of 'the Democratic primary. WYATT AIKEN. ~~ FOB STATE SENATOR I hereby announce myself a candi date for State Senator from. Anderson .County; subject to tho rules of tho De mocratlo primary' election. J. L. 8HEBARJV i m. f,.,.^^,, .-.... , . , ~r I hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate, from Ander son county, subject to the rule? of tho Dem oo rat lc primary. '^'ms&f?* CUL* G?mmers. Jr, ?- ;? , ,'---, FOR SUPERINTENDENT I hereby announco myself a candi date for re-election to tu? office ot County Superintendent of Education,] -- m-. louncements f? j FOB COMMISSION?.'B District No, ii I hereby announce myself a candi dato for,commissioner of District No. 1. comprising Corner, Hall, Savannah und VarenneB townships, subject to the rubs of the domocratic primary. PUBSTON ll. GA1LEY. Jil., Iva, 8. C. -:_X4& I hereby announce myself us a can <lldat.- for County Commissioner ot Anderson county from district ND.il, comprised of Savannah, Corner, V? rennos and Hall townships. Subject to the action of tim Democratic pn mury. J. LAWRENCE McGER. . -,-.-U-r* I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner for district Np. 1, comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner and Ynrcnnes township, and pledge myself to abide the result fo thc demo cratic primary. G. E. CONWELL.'jf. District No. 2. R. A. Sullivan of Fork township te hereby announced for commissioner for Sert lon Two, comprising Fork Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville' townships. I hereby announce myself a candi dato for Commissioner from District No. 2; comprising Pendleton, Rock Mills, Kork and Centerville town ships. Subject to the rules ot the democratic primary. j? JOHN IL CULBERSON. I hereby announco myself a candi* dato for Commissioner from District No. -, comprising l'end lc ton, .Rock Mills, Fork and Ccntcrvlllo town* ships, nubjeut to rules ot Democratic party. J. H. WRIGHT. . I hereby ann?unco~myself a candi dato fer tho off leo of c admission er from Gcction 2, comprising Fork, Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville townships, subject to tho rulos, of the democratic primary. W/ IL HARRIS. I hereby announce myself'a candi date for commissioner from, District. Ko. 2, comprising Pendleton,'' Rock Mills, Fork and Centerville townships, subject to the rules of the democratic; primary._D. 8. HOBSON. District No. il. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissioner for tho third section, consisting of Garvin, Brushy Creek, Wllllamston and' Hope well townships, subject to the action ; of the democratic primary. 1 _ H. A. POSTER. I W. H. G. Elrod announces himself o candidate for county commissioner ! from tho district composed of Wll liamston, Garvin, Brushy Creek nun Ho powell, subject to the rules of tho democratic party. !^ ' I hereby announce my candidacy tor County Commissioner of Anderson county from the third section corii pHsitfg . ? " HOpew?lir- Wllllamsttfy . Brushy Crook ond Garvin townships. I subject to'the action of the Demo cratic party. 1 '\;'?; J, MACK DUFF ROGER"; : t hereby announce myself as a cubv dilato for Commissioner bf Anderson' county from Sect lop No. 3, composed of Garland,' Brushy Creel:. - Hopewell ah? WU 1 lams ton To w nsh? pfi. ' subject to ih0^cttqn:of .the democratic ?part?s ^^WlW&fflf -:i W^'T.' Watson. ' $ I hereby apupMpc? myselfa candi dato for commissioner' for Houca Path,. Bolton; Bfokda^ay and ^fariin I hereby . announco .ray?. candidacy for county commissioner from" "Section . .4.. comprised- of Relicto. M?rtid, ttea Path and Broad?way townships. Sub ject to the rules ot tho democratic; patty, H., p.: SM?TH,L , i ^Better known as "Djck** Smltit. .'? ?; ' FOR/COUNT? TBBASCBKU " I hereby, announce myself .^.candi date -tyFcfninty'treaitt^ the rules of the democrats party. 1 1 ' 3. MBU?^g KINfL - I hereby announce injaelf a candi dato for county treasur.sr,subject to tile nt lei and v- r?gul?t ions ot- tho domocratic primary. .'. Su-: ; [-. .//..'. ? Dy,. y.-.A^STjrlpn. I 1 liurcby announce myself' as a ??n dhiate .for County Trwwuror. of An derson county suhjeel LO Ibo rules ot ? ! tU? Democratic party. , ,. r " _ JACOB T?. ItOLlNGBB. r , hereby announce myself a candi dato fdr County Treasurer, subject tb the rules ot the Democratic primary^ : ' "'?'"'. ": : W. A. ELP.OD. :1 horeby nnuounce myself a candi date for Treasurer of Anderson coun ty; subject to the rules o' tho oemo crnUe primar,". J. T >_J. UY SMITH. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer ot Ander son comity, subject to tho rules of tho domot^Uo'prmiofy. J.r A'COOKr : ? hereby announce myself as n(|B|^ .dld?te tor treasurer ot Anderson coun ty, subject to tho -rul?s of the Deh>?-' eratic: primary. , J, J. FRET WELL, JR.. 1 hereby" announco' myself a; candi datei for coanty treasurer, subject ia thc iVplos pt tho democratic - prmiary. ? *. FV! . ? G; 'N. C. BOLEM?N*. .' j-i-, ? V -;f/r FOB AUDITOR i hereby announce myself a candi date for County Auditor, subject to the rules of tho democratic primary. ?;.,' .- ' - ?/. V li. A. Ahram>.r I hereby announce royaolf u candi date for tho ofllco ot Auditor ot An derson County subject to tho rules ot the Democratic party, :,??'.'?? R. WARJB A!>J8T^Nl * v t hereby announce myself a candi dato for the office of Auditor,. sobject to Hie mies of the Democratic p/I o&jy . ',. . '... J. R. IC. GD?FF?M.