Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i THERE'S --For Lui THE W. ^^^^_yHOME OF YOUR^.J-ffij^? ^p^^Clv/N IS A HO_M?lIM OEF.P.. ^S^fii ^^^^^* North Anderson lu gHtiiur .j-ffjs^' rty^ good advertlsenienl out ol j Hu? Air Holm?- j i jj. _;^g?^JoT?N UNI c v fit5rxrjrA,|W>'< ft? sS?i^ Tho "Air Dome goers" have made many complimentary remarks about (he appearance North Anderson pres enta at night. AM? IT IH A FAIT, Tl? lil HM.? lightB. anti thc ree parkH, make now. ?M. ?: M. SHARPE & CO., Agenti I fer good substantial and reliable old line Fire Insurance Companies eal ' oj? UH when In the market. M. M. Sharpe C. ?. M^a?ldin J. C, Shearer S.?I?? lil Three-Qnarter* of a Century of Consistent Ideals in ItfceJTrainjuig of .Young Menand Young Women . * yA timc-eenuoned Institution cherin g superior nd vantage J for the training j of the intellect and the development of diameter under sound Christian influence?. Situated in ? quiet college town, educational and religious in 'life and atmosphere ; influences highly favorable to study. Health condi - lions unexcelled. J Buildings equipped and arranged to afford the maximum of efficiency in college .Work and administration. College Home accommod?tes seventy young men. The Wylie Home, a handsome new build? tng for young women, provides every modem dormitory equipment and convenience. ^Twenty-acre campus; out-dcor sports And exercises. Literary and science courses of collegiate standard; B. A. and M A. degrees. Library of 10,000 volumes; Laboratories, Observatory, Fitting School. Government based upon an appeal to honor and self-respect. Free tuition to young ladies in Wylie Home Expenses for year about $200 . For, Catalogue Address f James Strong Moffatt, D.D., FrasMeat DM West, Seats Caraba Puou ...THEATRE ; 45rODAY?S PROGRAM. ?E?JONEE, AITKEN, WHITMAN, 110 ?ANO QUARTETTE In one ot the I, j vaudeville acta ever seen here, i ?111 wonder how'they do Uie mar ? us stunts in their pedlar specta r act A Night on Crocodile Isle. ] >TTB RECEIVED actor. A 2 reel, western drama I ot tense moments and excitement ft Warren Kerrigan. M SULTAN'S GARDEN MP. Drama with King Baggott and tutlful Mary Plcford. .\. URTH BEEL TO BE SELECTED *looming, Monday "Cleric? Grogan Olio" ?iooo wonderful musical talent entertainers. ELECTRIC ... THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. V Coming Tuesday In pictures *<LueIHe 'Love" No. 15 tho last of the Berlet j THE LURE OF SAWDUST American. A two part romane ,wlth thrilling incidents of farm an circus Ufo, OUR MUTUAL GIRL- %; Reliance. ^5. THE BEADED BUCKSKIN BAG Selig. An historical Incident of th days of '49. LONE DOO, THE FAITHFUL-r Lubin. tfHE iNT/IA?TS GRATITUDE- * Bre?cht?. . . ' v? ^ U WIG REELS^lOc E BUT ON mbcp, Bu L . BRI S j* ELECTRIC CIT * - 1 * Items of Interest and Person * Wireless on the S .Y- Y- -Y- -Y- Y- -i' :{. Y- .'{? Y- Y- Y- -Y- Y Hyi'MfuiYs Meure In Kntlre Country. Tho cotton mills of the country I producing colored goods are eonfront I <'d will? H very serious situation, inso I far as thc supply of dyestuffs is con cerned. There is said to he only about one month's supply in thc Uni ted States and should thc war con tinue a grenier period-which lt no doubt will-then the majority o? the mills turning out colored goods will have lo shut down on these lines for want? of material lo color their pro duct. Germany produces practically all of tho dyestuffs of the world und thc situation abroad has been such that all the plants have been closed down und the majority of workmen, I particularly in Germany, have benn called for military service. This luis lett the factories dismantled and even should the war continue only M) days, sometime would be required to get the organizations back in full work I lng order. It la stated however, that the German factories have a year's ' supply stored up in the warehouses and depots, but owing to thc blockade and the inability to secure ships for transport, theso supplier, ure entirely useless so far as Hie American mills aro concerned. -o ticen liant s For Every New House. Some suggested yesterday that too much building was going on In An derdon, that tho propert" owners might soon be confronted with tho problem of trying to lill a number of vacant houses. Whereupon ono of the salesmen connected with the Ander son Real Estate and Investment Co., spoke up and said that within the last two months his firm had erected four new houses on Rrocklyn avenue in ROBC Hill and that now every one of these four houses was sold and occupied. The salesman went on to Ray that no matter how many bouses are built in Anderson, the real estate flrroB cannot And enough of them to supply the demand. This would in dicate that Anderson's growth ls de cided)- steady and continuous. Meeting Will Excite Interest. r The meeting of thc special commit tee of the Anderson county democrat Is executive committee, which is io be held in. this city Monday at ll o'clock, will bc of considerable inter est. Tho sub-committee was selected at a meeting of the entire committee, hold in this city on last Monday, and lt will be the duty of the committee at tomorrow's meeting to take the club rollii for consideraion and to purgo the club roliu It Is not behov ed that many irregularities will be found, although-it is known thut In some instances one man registered twice, due in most cases to thc fact that he was.in ignorance as to which was the proper precinct. Two Candidates $f At a Late Hour. Two ot the last candidates to file their pledges with thc clerk of court yesterday wore G. C. N. Bolemun, a ! candidate for tho office o? county j treasurer, and L. T. Campbell, a can didate for tho house of representa tives. Mr. Boleman field his pledge I with the clerk of court at 11:41 and I for a time lt seemed that lt would 1 be the last before the time limit was ?reached at noon, but Col. Campbell's .pledge was received at 11:66, five ?minutes before thc time expired. I However, the ruleu say that it must i be noon, meridian, before the time ex r pires and that ls about 12:37 In An derson., Home Coming Day ut Pelter. The ''home coming" day which will be held at Pe Uer today will prove to be a great event for that town. A number of Anderson peoplo yesterday signified. Uielr Intention of spending today at P?tzer and the attendance from either towns in tub, immediato section w.?' also be large: The Pied mont & Normern railroad has an nounced low round trip rates for to day at Pelxer. ' The program dalis for the exhibitions to begin this morn ing at 8:30 o'clock with the motor cyclo races and there will be some thing dotng every minute throughout the day. Ba?* Bee Cafe Has Been Moved. The Busy Bee Cate, which hos been located on Mo!u street Just next door ito the now Blue Ridg** station,, was moved yesterday to the quarters on Benson struct formerly occupied by King's cafe. It Is understood that a barber shop is to be opened in the building vacated by tho cafe. ' o New Malinger Of Pool; Boom. It Is understood that C. E. Howell has leased the pool room now conduct ed lnv the soma quarters with the Sanitary Cor her Shop, from L. H. See!, the proprietor of the place, and will take. cabrge of the establishment from thia time on. ' It Is understood that another pool room Is to be loca ted In the new Wktson-Vandlver building when Bray's Cigar Store and soda fountain la opened up. E "BEST ildlrtcj Mi SSE Y LU * * * * * * H- * * * * * * # Y SPARKLETS * _ * al Mention Caught Over the * treets of Anderson * ramping Party Hud Fine Time. Returning lo Ibu city ?ti?or u week's stuy at Craft's Peery when* they were lu camp, a party or young Anderson men said that there had never been a finer ramping trip than was this. Those who spent the week at this de lightful place were: W. F. McGee, O. M. Dodson, Sam Fleishman. W. A. Clamp. Paul Pearson. Peace McCar ley and James McCarlcy. They said that one of the moBt delightful parts of the trip was the splendid cordiality shown them by Jack Craft who did ev erything possible to make (heir camp qomfortublc and make them feel at home. -0 Carried Away F lit Ire Window. Jim Watson, Jim Crawford, Houston Tr Ibbie, all negroes, were arraigned in Magistrate Broad wei l's court yes terday on the charge of gambling. They were all found guilty and were sentenced to poy a fine of $20 or to serve 20 day3. Trlbble raised tho coln but Hie other two had to take to the gang. Ofileer Drennan in de scribing the get-away made by one of the negroes, said that he did not carry away merely one half of the window, but that he took out the glass, frame and all from the entire wall. Anderson Mun Is . Appointed Del?gate. Governor HI ease yesterday sent to Hon. E. J. Watson,, commissioner of agriculture lils appointment of del egates to the Cotton Congress, which is to'be held iu Washington on August? 18-14, The delegates- were appointed by the governor, one for each congres sional district and several for the state at large and in the latter num ber is found the name of Hon. Josh W. Ashley, of Hon ea Path. It ls pre sumed that Mr. Aotjley will make the trip to Washington if hld health per mits. '.' Excursion Drew . - '" A Large Crowd. Thu excursion operated from An derson to Spruce Pine, N.C., yester day over the Piedmont & Northern lines and the .Carolina, Cliachfleld & Ohio railroad, attracted a large crowd. About one doten pcopic went from Anderson, leaving the city at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning, and returning at a ate hour, last night. Those maki-?? '.ac trip from this city said, that the attendance was very'good indeed and that they never saw such beautiful scenery us that along the lines o? the C. C. & O. Anderson People Send Sympathy. A number or letters-, and telogramg were, "sontj from Anderson yesterday to President Wilson and his family by Anderson people, expressing their sincero sympathy in bis great loss. When the news became circulated around Anderson Thursday night that Mrs. Wilson was dead a number of people called at Tho Intelligencer of fice to ascertain it there wan any truth in tho report and universal sympathy for the President was x presscd. Postmasters To Have Vacation. A statement has been issued from the office of the postmaster general lu Washington to the effect' that all the postmasters at first, second, third and foUrthfourth class postdmdes In South Carolina will be granted a leave of abs en co not to exceed four days for the purpose of attending 'the South Carolina association of Postmasters, which meeta In Washington on Octo ber G, G and 7. Postmaster Cochran bf the Anderson postoffice will doubt less make the trip. The Exhibit Will Attract Attention. It ls bellevod that the pure food and agricultural exhibit, which will be on display at tito seed house of Furman Smith this morning, will at tract considerable attention. This exhibit ts furnished by the Depart ment of Agriculture of South Caro lina and has been at WUUainston dur ing the last throe days, when hun dreds of visitors to tho Farmers' Chautauqua were much interested., Mr. Smith brought the exhibit to An derson last night and,ho will doubts less have roany callers today. -Negro Fined "/ - For Stealing. \ JuniuB.Smith, alias! Janie Tate, was given a hearing before Magistrato Bros dwell yesterday on a charge larceny, lt was alleged that the. no gro ?tole a bracelot and a brooch from a residence In Towavllo1 some dajw ago. After hearing all tho''evidence the magistrate decided that'tho de fendant was guilty and ha waa-there fore sentenced to pav n fine of $40 or to servo on the publMj works of t .county for SO days. K?Ltook the days. College. Men Held Bennion. ' Newberry gradu?te*living^ln Aa* derson were much Interested tn tho OF Al ater?ais a TO THE SURGEON'S TRO| dy Co. As this is their la: immediately after each 3 BRONCHO BILLY ANi Western dra SNAKEVILLE'S NEW OUT IN HAPPY HOLL 2 Shows in Afternoon. Th THE COOLEi reunion of the Newberry students, which was held yesterday at Little Moutain. This is an annual occasion with the Newberry college men and they never miss an opportunity to at tend one of the reunions. They are al wayo enjoyable and yesterday's ev ent was even more enjoyable than usual. i -o Mormon Eider In Anderson. A gentleman living in the residence section of thc city said yesterday that a Mormon elder has arrived in An derson and is going from house to house, distributing literature and cir culars relative to the Mormon relig ion. The property owner objected strenuously to tho presence of the older and said that thc city officials should not permit this itinerant Mormon to preach his faith while in this city. ' ' --o New Man For An Important l'ont. , That the Equinox mill 1B determined to engage none but the beBt mon for positions in that mill IB shown by tlie class of mon they are ZCT: secur ing for work there. George Welch has been secured for tho position ot assistant superintendent and has ar rived in the city to assume his du ties. He is an experienced cotton mill man and will bc valuable to the Equi nox people. Many Attended The Cruytonvllle Picnic. A number of people from Anderson wont to Craytonville yesterday to at-, tend the picnic at that place and' when they returned to tbe city last night they said that the trip was very enjoyable indeed. As is usually the case, at this season of the year, the picnic dinner and the prosence of the candidates proved to be two of tho striking features of the day. .'. - -?..-, ?' Erecting Pretty New Signboards. The C. M. Guest Paint company, ia now engaged lo erecting on all the' public roads leading into Anderson, neat and attractive signboards. TIICE ? are placed at Intervals of one milo and serve the. double purpose .of advertis ing the wares of this new, and pb pul ai . paint company and. of" marking, the distance from the city.. -o Sun Soon To Be in Eclipse. A partial eclipse of tho sun la scheduled to .toko place on Friday, August 21. Tho-eclipse will .occur late in* the afternoon 'and owing to the fact that Anderson j is near the Southern limit, it will barely be,visi ble in this section. DELEGATES NAMED To go to tt> Jott-n Congress at Wash ington Next Week. . Special to The Intelligencer. Columbia, August 7.-Delegates' to represent the state at the extraordi nary session of . the southern ? cotton congress at Washington August 13 14, have been named by Governor Blease and made known in a communication from the governor to President BL- J. Watson, made public today. Th? ap pointments were made at the sugges tion ot President Watson and ar? ti, follows: Senator J.. D. Ackerman, Cottage ville; Coi. W. J Talbert, Parksviiio; U W. Floyd, Newberry; B. G. Wil burn, Union i T. J. Cuuingham, Ches ter; Thomas P. Brown, Florence; J. I. Brogdon, Sumter, representing tho re spective congressional districts j and tor the state at large John L. McLaur l?i Bennettaville; J. Arthur Banks, St. Matthews; Josh Ashley, Honea Path; B. G. Landruixf, Spartanburg. BULLETIN Yohohoma, Alg. 7^-Tho Canadian Pacific Lino steamer Empress of Jq. under charter of tbe British ROT lent, sailed frost Yokehonit tc for Hong Kong convoyed by a wrxsblp. sfYTHJNG nd Plaints OMPANY TT O THEATRE DAY'S PROGRAM UBLE Presented by the Jack-Van Musical Come st day at the Palmetto, Vaudeville will be shown reels. * * D TK? GAMBLER . . . .Essanay ma featuring G. M. Ande? son. WAITRESS.. Eesanay Western comedy. .Biograph Farce comedy. OW.Vitagraph Three at Night e Best Vaudeville Ever At * ST PLACE IN ANDERSON 9 HI S The Anderson Cash Grocery Company has declared war against High Priced Flour. New Flour, Best Patent, "Diadem Brand" ground from new wheat 481b bag $1*35 $5.25 per barrel. Blue Ribbon Patent Flour 48 lb bag $1.20 $475 per barrel. Home Maker Self-Rising 48 lb. bag .$1.50 We guarantee every sack of flour to give satisfaction or money refunded. ri ('KENS POLLS NEARLY 4,000 | Mountain County Hus JLirge Number ?f Enrolled Voter*, j ..Pickens, A ii trust 7.-Nearly. 4,000 notera nra unrolled In Plckena county | tor the approaching primary,. The en-, rollmeht by precincts lc as follows: I Pickens..._ 65k' Basley Cotton .Mill.. ....... .... 138, Plckons Mill.. .. .". .... . ?- :83 j Holly Springs... .. . . CG i Urosswell.;. .. .. .. .. 63, Pleasant Grove.. .. .. ;. Ml Praters.. .. .. .. ,. .. .. ... 89! Bosley, R. 2 . . .. .. .. ..* .. .. 69 31x Mlle .. ...... ,. 2111 Pumpkintown.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 112 MMe ?reek,.... 74 tsaqueens. Mill (Central).. .. '..103 Liberty \.?.. .. 815 Rotors Ofjek..;. ? 65 r ul tan's Store.i .......> 65 Sap Hills .. .. .. .. .. ... 44 tile? M?H.... .. .'. ..... ?I.. -.". ? 67 Hat Rocks. " ... -8? Renwood Mill.. .. .. .. .? ... 184 ?toadyOrove.. .. .. .. .. .. ..,- 59 Looper's Oin.. ...... ........ 65 Calhoun..._.. '.. W Antioch.-. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 68 Jross Plains.. .. .. .. 103 Antral. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 248 Seeley.. ... .. . .658 iorris.. ........ ...... 103 Jateecbeo.. .... .... .. 123 ?fccuavllle. ..... 91 County total... .. .. .'. ... ....3990 Mrs, Clarena Norryce has gone to Car boro. N. C., where she wiU visit ?elativca. From there sho will go ;o Philadelphia where she will make ier homo with relativen. There is a Paint, Varnish, Ena mel or Stain for every purpose, and we have'it. Free informa tion ?bout painting at our store. * Anderson Paint & Color ^ompany. Beckley Bk? ! 647 We will move about Sept lat to Watsca-' al . BULLETIN -London, August 7?--K?rt ron Law- - : T?ry. an Amt ricao who arrived: Jo London today from gai ?nany, said ho saw a Frenchman take? fra? 4**OQnhi,a ander the suspicion that he was ? spy and shot on tho; Biatlon platform at C?sea?-fa thc presence ofall the pas sengers.