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Political Ann FOB COUNTY SUPERVISOR I hereby announce myself a candi dato for county supervisor, subject to the Democratio primary. J. MACK KINO. X hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of county super visor of Anderson county, subject to the rules governing the democratio primary. T. M. VANDIVEH. I hereby announce myself a candi date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of democratic primary. C. F. MARTIN. I hereby announce myself as a can didato for county supervisor, subject to the rules of the d?mocratie pri mary. W. J. JOHNSON. Pelzer, S. C., H. P. D. 1. I . hereby announce myself a candi date for County Supervisor of Ander son county, subject to the mles of the Democratic primary. THOS. B. KAY. BEPBESENTATIVE I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Ifouae of Representatives from Anderson county, subject to the rules of the 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 Ute democratic primary. RUFUS PANT, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho legislature subject to the rules and regulations of the democra tic party. GEO. M. REID. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho House of Representative from Anderson county -subject to tho rules ot the democratic primary. WALTER F. WHITE. _' .'?.i>_.. I hereby announce myBolf as a can didate for tho house-of representatives from Anderson-county subject to the rules of tho Democratic primary. W. I. (Bill MAHAFFEY. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representatives 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 son county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. T. WEST. Belton, S. C. .1 announce myself'a candidate fot the legislature from Anderson Conn-, ty s object to the rules of the demo cratic pa rt y. T. P. DICKSON. . I am a candidate "for tue House of' Representatives from Anderson coun ty. I will abide the rules of .tile primary. SAM WOLFE. . ? I hereby announce myself a candi date for House of representatives fo? Anderaon county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. BELTON WATSON. '. I hereby announce myself a candi date, for legislature, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. . S. A; BURNS. -.' 1 .?' . ? . . .. I hereby announce myself a candi date for House or representatives Cor Anderson' '?bhnty? subject to tho rules of the Democratic primary. - ' ' L. T: CAMPBELL. - fi ? Li qfl ? '; ? . ? jj ' . ?j i I hereby announce myself a candi date for representative from Ander son county subject to tho rules ot the democratic primary. 3. H. HUTCHISON. . I hereby announce myself as a can didate ' for re-election to the legisla ture subject to the rules of the demo cratic party. T. F. NELSON. . " FOB PROBATE JUMB..'. ' W. P. Nicholson ls hereby announc ed as a candidate for re-election to the o?Hce of Probate Judge, subject tb ?he rules eil tf? d?mocratie &rt mary. s ' * >* ? y? rf ? rr.-;-:-???---1?! v I hereby announce myself a candi-! date for the office of probate judge of Anderson county, subject to the rules abd to the result of the Democratic primary.: VICTOR ReHSfflmn .1 hereby announce myself a candi date for Probate Judge of Anderson County subject to tho rules of -thc. domqertio primary. W. F. COX. - I hereby, announce myself ? candi dato tor the omeo of Probate Judgo for . Anderson county, subject to tho rules of tho Democratic Prlmnry. I. T. HOLLAND. :';?????. ..- ?_:? 1 hereby announce myself ? candi dato for tho office- of Judgo cr pro bato for Anderson county, snbject to tho rules governing tho domocratlc primary election. ' W. H. FRIERSON. FOB CONGRESS I hereby announce myself a candi date for Congress from the Third Con gressional District, Subject to the ride* of the democratic party. - JOHN A- HORTON, Belton, a ft I. hereby announce mysplt a candi? dat?, fdr congress from the Third Con gressional dJstreW subject to tho rules bi tho-Democratic primary. WYATT AIKEN. FOB SUrRR?WTBNBENT I hereby announce myself a- candlr date for re-election to. the office, of. County 6uperint*?dent of Education, subject to tho Democratic primary. enticements FOB COMMISSIONER District 3f0. 1. I hereby announce myaelf a candi date for commissioner of District No. 1, comprising Corner, Hall, Savannah and Varenncs townships, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. PRESTON B. GAILEY, JR., Iva, S. C. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for County. Commissioner of Anderdon county from district No. 2, comprised of Savannah, Corner, Va rennes and Hall township". Subject to tho action of the Democratic pri mary. J. LAWRENCE McOEE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner for district No 1, comprising Savannah, Hall, Corner and Varenncs township, and pledge myself to abide tho result fo the demo eratic primary. ' G. E: CONWELL." District No. S. R. A. Sullivan of Fork township ia hereby announced . for commissioner for Section Two, comprising Kork Rock-Mills, Pendleton and Centerville townships; I hereby announce myself a candi-' date for Commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock hillls, Fork and Centerville town ships. Subject to the rules of the democratic primary. JOHN IL CULBERSON. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date fur Commissioner from District No.- 2,- comprising Pendleton, Rock Mills, Fork and Centerville town ships, subject to rules of Democratic party. J. H. WRIGHT. I hereby announce myself n candi date for the office of? codmissioner from section 2, comprising Fork, Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville townships, Bubject to tho rules of the democratic primary. W. R. HARRIS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for commissioner from District No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock Mills; Fork and Centervlllo townships, subject to the roles ot the democratic primary._P. S. HOBSON. District No. 8. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county commissioner for the third section, consisting of * Garvin, Brushy Creek, Williamston and Hope well townships, subject to the action of the democratic primary. _H. A. FOSTER. W. H. G. Elrod announces himself al candidate for. county commissioner | from the district composed of W1I llamston, Garvin, Brushy Creek and Hopewell, subject to the rules'of the] .democratic party._? I hereby announce my candidacy I for County Commissioner of Anderson j county, from- the third - section com prising Hopewell, WUUamston, Brushy Creek and Garvin townships, subject to the action ot the Demo cratic party. J. MACK DUFF ROGERS. I hereby announce myself as a can. d ida to for Commissioner of-Andersos county from Section No. 3, composed of Garland, Brushy Creek, HopeweU and Will lams ton Townships; subject to tho action of the democratic party. W. T. Watson. I hereby announce -myself a candi date for. Commissioner Of Third Sec tion consisting' of Wllllnmston, Brushy Creek, Hopewell and Garvin Townships, subject to the rules of the' Democratic primary. W. A. (Berry) SPEARMAN. District No. #. j I- hereby announce myself ? candi date for commissioner . for Hon ea Path, Belton, Broadaway and Martin townships, District No. 4, aubject to the rules of the democratic primary. W. F. TOWNES. . ' . . . ' . I hereby announce my candidacy -for county commissioner from Section 4, comprised of Belton, Martin, Hones Path and. Broadaway townships. Sub ject to the rules of the democratic party. R. D. SMITH, Better known as MDfck'* 8??tk. j I hereby announce my. candidacy tor County- Commissioner from Section 4, compiled of Belton Honea Path, Martin and Broadway townships,1 subject lo the-rules of the Democratic primary. . 1 J. M. Hollldoy. .,.;",. ? ti, i. "- ? .. ? . 1 horeby announce niysolf a candi date for re-election aa Commission er for District No. 4., comprising Hones Path, Martin, Belton and Broadway tow neil lp, subject to the- ml ea of the Democratic primary. * J. M. Dunlap, : The friendo ot Rv A. (Lon) Mulllkln hereby announce him aa a candidate for County Commislsonor from dis? trlct composing Hopewell, Brushy Creek, Garvin and willlamston. Sub ject to tho rules and government of tHo democratic primary. . FOB STATE SENATOR I hereby announce myself a candi' date for Stato Senator from Anderoon County, subject to th? raia? o! the De mocratic primary ?lection. . - . V . - J. L. SHERARD. ! ..' i ''.""'i 1 - . ".li, j .1 Uni. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho State Senate, from Ander son county, subject to the rul?s of the Democratic primary. . >**y - Clint Bummers. Jr. -----? ' "'"?'.>*' FOa AUDITOR I hf roby announce myself a candi* dato for County Auditor, subject to the rules pf the -democratic primary. ;?- .-' ? H. A. Ahrama. I hereby announce myself- as a can didate for re-election to the offlc?-.?t County Auditor, Anderson, subject to, .the rules and*regulations ot the. der^-. ocratJc primary My /ecord as a p uh 1 !. bi ? /" Ile .servant stands for itself and I will appreciate tbe votes of Ute people of this county. 1 WINSTON SMITH. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the ofilce ot Auditor of An derson County subject to the rules of the Democratic party. ' N_R. WARE AUSTIN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary J. R. C. GIWFF7M. FOR COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to the rule? of the democratic party. ' 2_J. MERCER KINO. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to the rules and regulations of Ute democratic primary. V_ ... Dr. W. A. Tripp I hereby announce myself aa a can didate for County Treasurer of An derson county subject to the rules of the Democratic party. _JACOB O. BOLLINGER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for County Treasurer. Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. _W: A. ELROD. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Treasurer of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of Ute dpino eratic primary, J. LeROY SMITH. I hereby .announce myself a candi date for county treasurer of Ander son county, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. J. A. COOK, I hereby announce myself as a can didate for treasurer of Anderson coun ty, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. - J. J. FRETWELL, JR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county treasurer, subject to the rules of the democratic prmiary. G. N. C. BOLEMAN. oooooooooooooo ? STATE NEWS o o o oooooooooooooo Col, Lewis W. Haskell. Lewis W. Haskell,- native "of Abbe ville and former assistant adjutant general of the state, 1? consul at Bel grade, the capital of Servia. Herman L. Spabr, of Orangeburg, ls consul at Breslau, Germany. P. H. McGowan, the Washington correspondent of thc Columbia State, reports Hint much anxiety ls felt because nothing has been heard of Col. and Mrs. Haskell for three weekB, when they began a return Journey from London to Bel-, grade. - . ' '?" ' *~ ~ Mrs. Mary Rodgers Mauldln. Easley, Aug. 8.-On Augu/t G Mrs. Mary Rodgers Mauldln, wife of Laban Mauldln * died at her home on Main street lu Easley in the 71st year of ber life. Sho was. born July 27, 1844. In early lifo Mrs. Mauldln united with the Baptist church. V Tobaeco Sales. ; v" , Report on the tobacco sales . for South Carolina markets was issued Saturday from the State department of agriculture. The. report covers 23 markets and 55 warehouses. During July 3,862,346 pounds of tobacco were sold for. 9387.7.63.31. During July of 1913, 8.731,789 pounds Were sold for $1,094,415.34. Comparison phows a de crease of 1914 from 1913 of 4,869,443 pounds and $700,053.03. The average price this year is 10 1-0 cents as com pared with 12.1-2 cents last year. COMPULSORY EDUCATION. , Judge JnlluH E. Beggs Submits Bible Proof For lt. . i. ..... . . Editor The Intelligencer: The people who-oppose compulsory education ought to be. willing and anxious to repeal Ute low which makes lt a misdemeanor for a man not to^proiride for his children. > They pught to express themselves an-against the Apostle Paul who said: *;HO that prov 1 doth not for his own household batu .denied tho faith, and; ia worse Utan an infidel." . Now the' Great Teacher said: "Tho lifo ls more than meat and the body ls :more-than raiment." Tho logical moaning of this is that the intellectual.liio is tho main thing, and a failure, to provide for it ls as great an .?*<ms? as .maiming the child in its li ami s cr making lt lame Ih n? feet : ' , - Jr. The people who oppose compulsory education ought to read tho drama of Jacob moeUng. Esr-u. Tho climax of his speech io En?u wad when ho said: "The. children which God .has ..gra ciously given thy servant." Let them look at the gift in this way and study "their obligation, not Only as a citizen but -a's- an Individual, and see if they do* not soon-come to think that the relation ot every man, not only to his own children, but also to every child in the State, com pels him as a good cftlsea to do all lu can to promoto compulsory educa tion.'-. ? '?,..< '. ' "The children whom God has" gra ciously given us," must not bo man acled and shacfcoled by . Ignorance, and the only/thing that compulsory education means is to strike off these shackles'and lot thom have-life and have H more abundantly. < . The man who ls willing that the question should be left to local op tion, Jast has a cotton string for :> spinal column. Ho has not? the emir /.ge of his con viciions, ?nd he ts away, behind this enlightened ago. Tn deed, and in truth, "the life ls-mono than menu and, Ute body more -than rai ment." .-. ' -. ',-? ; ' .' f?'f? JULIOS E. HOOGS, - Anderson, S. C., Aug. ll, 1014. LEGAL N?TICES Delinquent Road TUA Notice. All delinquent rc. 1 tax collectors are provided with <*u official receipt book with numbers, and stub numbers attached. Pay no money to collectors unlesB you get the official receipt as above provided for. J. MACK KING, tf County Supervisor. HOOKS OF REGISTRATION For the convenience of the voters of Anderson County tho board of regis tration will meet tho following ap pointments to register and renew or transfer certificates: . Pendleton, Tuesday. August ll. Townvllle, 'Wednesday. August 12. Starr, Thursday, August 13. Iva, Friday, August 1.. Toxaway* August 15, from 9 a. m. to 12 m. . Anderson Cotton Mill, August IC, 1 to 4 p. m. W. L. ANDERSON, W. C. BURRI SS, P. N. LINDSAY, Board of Registration of Anderson County. PENDLETON CENTENNIAL? . The Farmers' Society IN 1(11) Years Old .", In 191.'.. To tho Member;* of tho Pendleton Farmern* Sorlcty: The committee appointed to ar range tho- program for the centen nial .'c?l?bration next year, desires to make a report to the society at the Angust meeting on Thursday, August 13..19H, Wo are prepared to submit a full* program to the society at that timo, but. In order to make this cen tennial ' c?l?bration a success, wo must haye, and tho society must have, the hearty support of every member. We therefore, urge you to be present at the meeting on Thursday, August 13th. to receive and discuss our re poTrlV "* * Wo make special request not only for your1 own attendance, but also ask-'.'that^you bring as many of tho men In your community UR possible, and g tl .them, to join thc society and assist in this celebration. . . * Yours very truly, J. H. HARPE?. Chrm. J. C. STRIBLINO, - H. M. HUNTER, T. R. MKT IA RY, W.. H. MILLS. Sec'y. Pendleton,^. C.. Aug. 10, 1914. COMMANDER L. C. RICHARDSON Will Speak nt. an Entertainment at . . 'v Lebanon, Friday. : On Friday evening, August 14th, the Ladles" Improvement Association will give an. entertainment at Lebanon Schbbl 'Park. There will be "fiddling" by many fiddlers, nongs by pupils of tho school and ah address by Lieuten ant Commander Louts C. Richardson. A small edmis.-ion fee will bc charged. At f> o'clock the members of thc association will begin the sale of refreshments. HELD AS SPIES ., % ? ?. -. ; I. American and Wife are Held by the German Police. Paris, Aug. 8.-Archor W. Hunting ton, president of the American Geo graphical society, and his wife, were arrested at Nuremberg, Bavaria by tho German police and are now held in prison aa spies. Mr. Huntington's chauffeur, who es caped to Switzerland, telegraphed to the American embassy yesterday, had. been malteartod. Mr. Hunting ton, he said, was stripped naked and the polic? were searching him and nli wife was subjected to Indignities. TOURISTS GET BELIEF* Committees Are Doing Everything Possible for Stranded Americans. (By Associated Press.) London, Aug. 10.-The. London residents committee- today paid out ?10,000' to tourists on cable orders rom their home banks. In needy cases hotel bills were paid until trans portation, could be. obtained. - The various committees formed to help Americans, having found they w?r? being victimized, today estab lished a common investigation head quarters to eliminate imposters. > A society of college women has been formed by Mrs. Walter H. Page, Mrs. David ' Starr .Jordan - and others to guard the . Intererts - of stranded American school teachers. WILL ASSUME RISES Belgian Governaiont Wants Grain and - Guarantees to Cover All Rlnk> . . of War. (By Associated Press) Montreal, August 10.-A cablegram was received today from the Belgian minister of foreign affairs requesting the Belgian consul here to inform Ca nadian grain exporters that tho Bel gian government will co vor risks of war on any grain'shipped to Belgian ports. AUSTRIA FIGHTS WELL. J " ... J H-?t? Montenegrins ?ad Russians Hove . liceu Briven Barb, i (By Assoc lated . Press. ) Vienna, Aug. lL-^Vty London. Five timur and Montenegrins last Sat urday advanced againn tho Austrian froutlor posts to the oast of the for *tflod.?OWjti-,of Trobinje, Herzegovina. Tho Austrian losses were oho oRicer and 21 men, while the Montenegrins lost 200 men killed. - Thc Russians have made st reft no nc efforts to onto-; Austria, but have been repulsed. Th? Austrlah frontier troops MM/MtitU?; catt; successfully, severs* reconnoitering, expedition?. NO FRAUD DISCOVERED IN ANDERSON ROILS FEW MISTAKES WERE NOT INTENTIONAL VOTERS PLEASED County Executive Committee Will Hear Favorable Report From Club Secretaries Saturday The secretaries of the Democratic clubs tn the county carno to Anderson Monday and compared the club rolls with the certified copies. In nearly every ln3tar{?o tOie secretaries re ? ported that the club roll IF made up i of bona fide members of tho club and I residents of the territory embraced by the club and that there were no outsiders on the club rolls. Further more, the secretaries found about dupllcntioi.,; of names which had been made through honest mlstnke and the voters themselves requested that the chango be, made. For instance. In tho caso of the forming of a rifew club, mich as Frankvllle or "ox mills, the voter might have enrolled his nam?! on tho old club roll before lcuinln*, i that he was required to vote In tho I new box. Ther.o all came ns volun tary suggestions. Four'harnea wore reported lo bo in error as tho subscribers had uot lived In the state long enough. Their mimes wore left on li U rolls, but the parlies wore notified to present themselves and show onuse or tholr names would bo ernr.od nt t!io suggestion of tho en rolling committees of the clubs. In only ono case.were duly quail fled persons refused the right to on roll. and Hint was through thc Inan verlenca of the club secretary, who report od tho mnlror himself nnd the two mon's names wore authorized to bo enrolled, os they had applied for Ihn right In due time and had not been allowed to enroll. Secretary Loon L. TMse said last night that ho believer there ls aliso lutely no fraud In the enrollment, and ?ie believes that every person has had the opportunity to enroll. Tho executive cointaittre has been call^i lo mrot on tho 13th to.pasa upon thc Mattera roforrod to above. It will con vene In the court house st neon. Tho list' of managers of election is pub lished elsewhere. Tho committee har fQiind that there are, out of tho more than 8,300 names, only between 00 and 70 who Blgned their initials. However, ns they were honest in ?-* :nlng tho rolls, it will be recommon ed to the committee by tho ' chairman, S. Dean Poarman. . that these mon be allowed'to vote provided that these Initials fully identify the voter.' It ? may be recommended thnt tho votes of those men be placed In 'envelopes, to bo counted separately, if this is constitutional. This woma protect the entire, box from being thrown cut by thc State executive committee in caBe of any contests. Tho county chairman wishes to have every man in the county permittod to exercise thc right to vote, but not io Jeopardize tho vote of his enUro pre cinct by voting irregularly. ATTEMPT MADE TO MURDER MAN Miscreant Hiding in Jesse Duck worth's Barn Shot at Him Three Times Sunday Jesse Duckworth, a well known Anderson county farmer, had a nar-' row escape last Sunday night from being killed when sonie unknown white man fired at him three times. The' attack was entirely unlooked for and by tho time Mr. Duckworth suc ceeded in drawing his pistol and re turning the fire his assailant bad made a get-away. . According to Mr. Duckworth's story of tho happening, he. drove a horse to his home, eight miles north of Anderson, Sunday night* arriving there shortly ofter ll o'clock. He en tered the barn to placo tho animal In the stable-and as he did po' he saw a man step out Into the hall-way of thc barn. Without a word of warning the man fired a pistol. The first bullet struck Mr. Duckworth's coat, passed on through his shirt and out tho other ?Ide ot his coat. Ho was so >\? not move and a second later tho man tonlsbod by tho ni rack that he could again tired. This bullet ?also pene trated Mr. Duckworth's coat but did not graze his-body. .Dy that time Mr. Duckworth had gotton his own pistol out of his pocket and he began to Are, shooting at the fleeing man four times. The assailant jumped-a fence and escaped. Mr. Duckworth fol lowed him and found his trail but aa be waa on tho point, of telephoning to Anderson for bloodhounds, a hard rain began to fall. Mr. Duckworth aaya that he baa no Idea ot who the man. was, other than that, be knew him to be white. He. said that os the man would fire each time tho flash of the powder from the pistol would light up his countcnttnut? and lie could say that his fa^e waa wblte. Either the man was in the barn" with a view to stealing a horse or ho went there because of-personal- mallee against'Mr. Duckworth and in an ef fort to toko his Ufo. Tho latter would seem to be the more, plausible expia, nation Since, Mr. Duckworth's brother had Just been to- tho barn, less than 16 . minute/r before the shooting 'took place and he noted nothing out' of the ordinary. .'The''case han been placed lu tho bauds of tho offlcem and vit is be lieved, that the miscreant, way be ar rested. . . ? \ "r ' ' ?" v .;; FARMERS OF COUNTY TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES SEVRAL WILL GO When Southern Cotton Congress Convenes Tomorrow, Ander son People Ateend When 'JIP Southern Cotton Con groHH ls called to onlor in Washington Wednesday to face, the situation, which lias boen described as desper ate, in regard to tho colton crop, An derson county will bc well repre sented. A number of thu prominent business men of tho city and bankers have signified their Intention of at tending and yesterday morning nonio of the representative Anderson county tar mern hold a meeting and selected delegates to represent them. The meeting.was called to order yesterday morning nt 12 o'clock with Hen J. Peormnn presiding and the fol lowing well known Anderson men wore selected as the representatives of lilli organization: J. J. Frotwoll. Harvey H. Kelly and T. T. Wakefield They all agreed to mnko the tri)?. The county union wHI moot Tuesday and will senil a delegation. E. J. Watson, commissioner of agri culture for South Carolina, and E. W. Dubbs, president of the State Farm ers' Union, are hoth doing everything lu their power to impress upon tho farmers nf tlila State that the situa tion is serious. Provident E. W. Dubbs has named the following from An derson county as delegates from tho State Union: H. Harris. J, M. Rroyles. J. W. Rothrock, W. W. Long. T. T. Wakefield. NOTICE AB required by the rule of tho Democratic party wo publish below tho mnnagors of .election for the va rious clubs of tho county, together with tho polling pince of each club. . S. D. REARMAN. . . County Chairman. LEON S. RICE. Soc. Anderson, wWard 1 - (Crayton's Drug Store.)*f-J. W. Erskine, W. T. W. Harrison, J. T King. Jj M. Giles, dork. . ." Ward 2-Frctweli's stable.-E. J. Henderson, ll. A. Strickland, II. N. Wyatt. Ward 3-CJty Hall-T. W. NorrlB, John T. Uroyles, A. D. Sullivan. Ward 4-Davis Stable-N. C. Dur LTiSiv Av B? Todd^W; Nv Watt,- * (- Wnrrt TS -CrJtrrt~1 fourre" J. I!. ' Har bin, J. Fleet Clinks?alcs, D. H. Mirna. . Ward 6-School House-R. D. Sut tles, W. C. Herring, W. a. Williams. Relton, 1 and 2-Front Goer's Sloro -J. T. Cox, A. P. Fent, S. W? Harris. Relton. ;<-Mill Office-W. A. Clem ent, Walter E. Todd. Ellis C. Cox. Dlshop's Branch- School House John S. Martin, Oswell EvatL John P. Swords. / ! Broadway-Neal'.* Creok-J. W. McCarlcy. W. C. BurrisB, H. P. Mc Daniel. Bowling Oreen-Whitefield Church -L. W. Harris. Wesley Welborn, H. H. Hand. L. E. Knight. ?'.1er .v. Drogon-Mill Storer-Will Horton, C. L. Cnthcy. J. J. Wade. Brushy Creek-Mt. Airy-Walker Flemming, C. C. Foster, M. M. Mer ritt. Campbell's Store-At Store-R. E. Campbell, P. B. Gentry, W. C. Camp boll. Cedar Grove-J. B. Ellison. II. H. Kelly, Sanford Cooley.. Concrete-Coley'a . Store-J. W. Childers, R. L, Harrison, H. M. phil* ! ips. i Corner-Sherard'* Store-R. S. Sherard, W. D. Brown. Jack Craft. Cox Mill-W. R. Ledford, J. T Fos ter O. W. Bell . Chlquola Mill-Mill Offlee-W. H. Erwin, J. W. RogBtlale, A. Y. Hughes. Craytonvlllo-CUnkucales* Store W. B. Cowan, W. C. AdnmB. T. . O. Wright. Fiat Rock-School House-W. G. Tate. W. H. Whitaker, C. M. Brooks. G/W. Tucker, clerk. Five Forks-At Five For'xr.-W. L. j Copeland, C. L. Martin, W. L. Casey. Walter Earle, clerk. I Ford No. 1-Maddox Mill-Jog Stonecypher, H. C. Routh. W. L. Dob bins. Fork No. 2.-C. E. Maret, J. C. Meredith, J. E. Farmer. Fronkvlllor-J. . F; Drake, D. 8. Guess, John Hand. Friendship-At Church-J. C. McMillan, Richard Lusk, J. F. Lewis, i ?luck Mill-School House-O. J. 'Myers, Rv-Hl Spskes, D. M. DavlB, H. E McDonald, clerk. ! Grove School-*-At School House J.'A. Cllnkscoles, W. A. Harris. L. 8. 1 Cllakscales. || Hall - Carswall Instituto. - Sam Bowen, J. J. Finley, C. II. Dalley. I Monea- Patb-M'ity Hall-J. D. Mc Cullough.'R. W. .Henderson, W. A, ! Harper. Hopewell-Hopewell Spring-S. M. Bolt,.W. W. Harris, U E. Martin, j. Hunter's, .. Spring-At . Hunter's Spring-jA*. M. Hembree, L. E. Aber crombie, Fred Bolt. Iva-S.. E. Anderson, J. 8. Hstnby, A. H. Galley. j Long Branch-School Houso-W. IT* Greer, N; E. Cromer, Albert Gam ? brill. W K; Maddox, clerk. 1 Martin-Wright's Store-John T. Murdock, Josso W. Baylors, J: Hamp Hanks.' .': ' *. . Mt. Tabor-Sent In hut misplaced. North Anderson-At North and Oro. Co.-W. W. Leathers, S. G. Hardin, Monroe Smith.' . Orr. Mlll~fNear Mill Store-john A. Hayes. II. H. Russell, ?W. H. Coth An. Pendleton-Guard House-H. 8. Trescott, -8. B. Whitten, Cap Garvin. ' Pelaer Hudgen's Store - Thoa. ri o o o o o O O O O O O (I O O 0 O I? o o o o o O BA KN KS ITEMS. O o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ? ? Hamos. Aug. H.- Mr. Kulnian Brown loft lien- last Friday night for his home at McCormick. He was ac companied hy Eugene McMulian. They made the trip in a buggy, enjoying a moonlight ride. SHMI Master Clyde Evana spent last week In Willtamston visiting relatives and I attending the Chautauqua. Mrs. II. W. Stone and little daugh ter Elizabeth, was here u few days last week attending the series of meetings. Mr. and Mre. C. I'. Pruitt, of Green ville, was here recently visiting the I family of W. II. Evans. Mr . John C. Broiulwell, of Wnl [halla, was hero recently spending I awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Etheridge. Misa Annie Miller, nf Union, ls here spending some time ut the homo "of her brother, George Miller. Miss Myrtle Burton, nf Anderson, returned lo her linnie yesterday, hav ing spent a week here .with '. her [cou Ins. thu Misses McMahnn. Miss Eva Gosuell, of Pelr.er, ls-vis iting ut the hmm! of A. S. J. Hall,,, Mr. Guy McKinney and sister. Miss I Mary, nf Lincoln lou. Ga., are here viu j liing friends. They moved from this ?place about live yearn ago. Mrs. B. S. Burton and children of Ivn, ls here with her sister, Mrs. Lowie, and other relatives. Mrs. Sarah Patterson of Iva. spoilt Inst week at the home ot Walter I Newby. Miss Fannie Campboll, or Anderson, is hero upending some time with relativen nnd friends. Mrn. Forman Brown, of McCor jmick, ls spending two weeks hore with home folks and other relatives. Mr. Andrew Dixon, of Hartwell, ?On., H. F. D., ls visit Inc tho homo of John , Will Brown. Miss Eato Huchlnson, of Lown ? des vii lo, was hore recently visiting I her friend. MISB Rose Tucker. Tho weather tho past week has I boen very favorable Tor the growing i crops. Added lo*thia was a nico rain on yesterday. Tho protracted services closed here on the--9th tinsr-.r with . eight Candidates Tor' '.' baptism. Rev. ;iH. W. Stono was assisted by Rov. D.'v. Williams, of Longly, S. C., who preached very forcjbjy and gave his hearers tho gift of seeing -ourselves ag others soe us Tho church ia re vived, and much good accompl Inned. ?.Tilo congiegation wan largo and -at tentive and good ordor prevailed throughout the meeting. Tho 'ordl , nance of baptism will bo administered on the first Sunday morning* in Sop I tomber. j Tho Sunday- school waa well i at tended hut Sunday. Total atiendnneo. 115. Let's eqe if. we .can increase tho number on next Sunday. ? . ''Vio RUMOR DENIED Tope Ia Not 111 and is Granting Mnny Andiene?? -On ? Ele tenth Anniver sary* or ni* Coronation. (By Associated Press.) Rome, August 10.-The Tribuno to day reported that thc Pope waa indis posed, suffering from a alight influ enza; but this was denied at the vati can where lt was stated he was' grant ing many audiences and receiving kings on the eleventh anniversary ot 'ils coronation. Bottled lin, * r (Hy Associated Press.) Halifax, N; 8. August 10.-The port of Halifax was closed temporarily to day. British ships will be convoyed in artor the regular examination, but once in port, they will not bo allowed to leave. Thc Cunard tine steamer Mauretanla ls among the ships In Halifax harbor. Toil ison. S. S. Fennell, Jones Wash ington. Polzcr. No. .4-J. L. C. Spearman, Fred Turnor, Claud Callahan. . Piedmont-Front No. 3 Mill-J. F. Hammond, J. F. Donald, A H. Clardy. Pie rs to wn-School .. House- A. : M. I Guyton, J. J. Lewis. T, R. L. Elrod^ W. Owen, clerk. River ? and . Toxnway-Godfrey's ?Shop-J. C. Acker, R. E. Nicholson, O.. IR. Hobe ri s. X . . '" Rock Mills-Robert's School House -R. H. TU'y. JV L. .Yon, i. B. Shir ley, f. Sandy Springs-Cotton Wnrehoako J. M. Milan), G. W. Darby. IL W. Hammond. ... \ smrr-J. S. Jones, Haskell Hanna, J. M. 8mitb. . , ? ? J%.'. Three and- Twenty-At School (Hquao-J.^/f. Smith, J. C. Henderson, I C. M. Tripp. J. D, 8ltton. dork., Toncy Creek-Cox's Store-J. M. Cox, W. H. Acker,, J. L. Chapman. . jownvllle-^J. D. Babb, K B. Far mer, C. C. Kay. i , Walker McElmoylo-N. S, Reoves. I Wi. M. Rankin,' Rufus Moiton. Ed I Johnson, clerk; Wost Savannah-Holland's Store J. A. Winter, J. M. Jones, H. J. Strick land, ; ' . : ; WlUlamston. Nu 1-Spring ParkV J. D. Miller, W. J. Guyton, . R, N. Hammond. Williamson, No. 2-Mill Office-C. IL. Koon, O. R. King, B,.B. l^ultt&tfv: White Plaint-E. A.-. Durham,^';H?V iToUlson. Tho*. Johnson, .. - ,