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VOLUME 1, NO. 187 Weekly, Established I860; Dftllj, lu. lt, lflf. ANDERSON, S. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 28, 1914. PRICE FIVE CENTS $5.00 PER ANNUM THE SECOND RAGE IS DETERMINED Richards, 26,954; Manning, 25,289; Cooper, 24,983 COLUMBIA, Aug. 27.-Richard I. Manning of Somier and John G. Richards of Liberty Hill Will Make the Second Race for Governor of South Carolina. The Second Primary Will Be Held September 8th. The Complete Report Follows: Richards, 26,954; Manning, 25,289; Cooper, 24,983. This Is Not the Officia! Report From Al! Counties, But Is Complete and Is Accepted As the Result of the First Primary. The Figures Will Not Be Changed Materially, and the Relative Standing Will Remain. MONDAY We'll have another lot of pretty NECKWEAR "Pf in variety of new styles including a num - ber of the new Collar anet Cuff Sets Weil worth seeing and certainly worth buying at 25c NPiece and Up ALS? NEW Shirt "Waists at only $1.00 "just different that's all.1 Don't forget if you are ready or only look ing we've got the Coat Suits, Dresses & Millinery College Girls will find this 1 a mighty good place to make their bill. COMPANY ! j iii? ?. : JTUi Ow ginneries at the Farmers Oil Mill and th e Ex- ? celsior Oil Mill have Deen thoroughly overhauled, and we will be glad to have you lnok them over. . We will gin auy size bale of. cotton up to 6oo lbs., and wrap it, using six yards of bagging, for $2.15 per bale. We will exchange meal for seed pound for pounJ, of give you three pour^s of hulk? for one pound of seed, .?j You can leave your seed ih our house, and haul out the meal or hulls when it suits^you.. We have careful, experienced ginners, and accurate j office forces, and will give your business --?ur best at- jj tenticr.. M j- . r----rw---| j Anderson Phosphate & Git Go. i S . . ANDERSON, S. C. Palmetto Detective Agency * ?< -Grmto&-?*&-a*?i fawk $ carpr. o? ?raicea Specia.iais w&oae aerrleea way fae ?acarea ia .triet ?f leeiiiBi??- wort. ii Address P. O. Box 402 I SOC] mrlhbUngJFoNttr. Invitations reading as follows tiave beea received in Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. J. Conelius Strlbbllng request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Lvh-e Mr Milledge H. Foster Wednesday evening. September the| ninth at seven o'clock PheBbyterian 'church Pendleton, South Carolina Party for-Miss Hardin. .Miss Edna Campbell entertained at her lovely new home In North Ander son Tuesday afternoon, in honor of Miss Florida Hardin who is a mann ing visitor from Columbia. Dainty re freshments were served the guests who were Misses Natalie Norryce, Ola Trlbble and Eunice Campbell: Messrs. Parks, Lindley .Beeland and Norryce. Miss Htrlbling Honored. Miss Lelze Stribllng of Pendleton, whose wedding will be an interesting event of September, was the attractive guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Jess Strlbling and Miss Jessie Browne entertained for her at Miss Browne's home on West Market Street Two! dozen of the honorees most intimate friends were invited on this occasioti. They were welcomed at thc door hy Mrs. Chas Gambrell and linnea nto the living room where Miss Brum ne. Miss Stribllng and Mrs. Strlbling re ceived. In the hall where Misses Eve. Jyn Browne and Ann Gambrell served refreshing nectar -Miss Lila Stribllng and Mrs. Raymond Beaty greeted the guests. Huge bowls end jardeneirs were filled with brilliant golden .glow and other garden flowers to givo au at tractive back ground to the rainbow acrtss the celling of thc living room. After all the gues t bad arrived Miss Stribllng was told to go to the end of the rainbow and find the pot of gold In* this large gold pot were numerous useful gifts for the bride elect from the guests present. In v\e center of the dining table which was spread with a cover of cluny lace. waB an immense, bowl of white clematis. Around this .were comports holding green and white mints. Misse? Kathleen Norryce ar.d Caro line Vance served a tempting salad course. Miss BUIlBgbam'g Party. Misr. Mable Dilllngham was charming little, hostess Thursday when she entertained teu of her girl friends with a spend the day party J At six o'clock r?verai more girls andi j boys Joined this happy crowd and j rook was enjoyed for two hours. After' I the cards had been laid aside cream and cake were served on the tables, that had loen placed on tho broad piazza Those accepting Miss Dilling ham's hospitality were Misses Hazol Murphy. Elizabeth Kelsler of Char lotte, Virginia dimer. Caroline Banks. Dorothy and Lula Sullivan, Marcele Ouest. Lucia Sullivan. Clarice^Town r.end. Georgia Harris, Carolyn and Sara" McFall and Lydia McCully.; Clarence Brown. Frank W?hlte, Tom Halles, William Martin, Todd Barton; Pat Sullivan, John Ledbetter. Porch Party for Visitor. Mrs. Paul Workman ot Kock Hilt who ts visiting Misses Leila and Mae Russell was tho guest of honor at a lovely potch party when the Kisses Russell 'entertained Friday afternoon at their home en South. Main Street. Punch was served throughout the afternoon and later the guest werri nerved a delicious ?v eet course. Mrs. hreeso's Lawn Party. One of the most charming affairs of tba week- was the lawn party Thursday afternoon from six to eight, when Mrs. Nelson Green entertained in honor of her cousin Lieutenant Commander Louie C. Blcharoar" . V. S. N" who ls spending a short while at. home. About thirty of Lieut Commander Richardson's iofn>cr friends were given tbe opportunity ot welcoming him home. Mn* Oreeu served * salad course following thir with sweets. Deaswfjegcr. A very pretty Wedding took place Thursday afternoon when Mies Ber the Dean and Frank Unger, were uni ted in marriage at the home of the bride on the Fiat Rock road. Tho ceremony room waa tastefully decorated with palms and ferns. Tho color note was idnk, the attendants being dressed in pi nh and carrying exquisite bouquets ot white carna tions. . First came the bride's malas ano . groom's men Misses Herron and Car-j rle Scbri.np ot Starr and Reid Jack, son and Lewis Geer of AndeVson. Thel bride aad groom entered together. aa? i before ah Improvised altar Dr. W. ?H. i Fraser performed' tho ceremony. I, The bride Wore a. lovely gown 01 ; white crepe de chine with pOlttt lseo ? abd carried a bouquet' of bride's roses ' and" fern-;. ^ fi Thabfc?de'?? ? daughter of J?r. Wal- " { ". . VT i?mZy--' ,.-V t SET Y !? ter Dean and has many frienda in Anderson who are glad that lier mar riage will bring ber Into the city to make her borne. Mr. Unger ls con nected willi the Anderson branca of the Columbia Tailoring Company. , Tennis Ten. Thursday afternoon Miss Xatllle Norryce entertained n few congenial tennis playersjih her court on Norria Street. Aftef^* many interesting seta the hostess served tea and Fand Wieh es. v Smith- Coleman. Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Smith request? the honor of your presence nt the marriage of her daughter Leon to * Mt Clifford Dean Coleman on the morning of Wednesduy, Sep-, tomber ninth at nine o'clock Lebanon ?3* ntist Church Pendleton, south Carolina Smlth-i,e tunion. The wedding of Miss Camille Smith, daughter of Mr, inri Mrs. En L. Smith aud Wallace Edward I.emmon, Jr., of Elliot, Sumter County, solemnized Thursday evening in tbe First PrCsby. terian Church at Lowndesville. was one of tho August weddttrgs In which Anderson soclcty* hus held an interest. The church was well filled with re latives and friends of the popular young couple, and the gathering con gregation was delightfully entertain ed by a program of organ music by Mrr.. Archie Talbert, who also played thc wedding marches for the proces ional and recessional. Tho church de coration was exceptionally fitting and artistic, palms and ferns being group ed effectively againt .*. the rostum. Car dlea burned ? upon the altar and against the background of greon. Marshal! Lallmcr, Game well Thompson, Walter Huek?.fcce. and .lack Cooley entered first stretching ribbons tn euch aisle. The usher? were Jas. Ben;. Kay, James Ellis. Rembert Allen, and Robert Lee Smith. Misses Leila Moseley of Anderson, Louisa Cunningham of Abbeville. Ree powell of Augusta and Elizabeth Bell of Lowdesvllle wer? thc bride's maids, and Mles Mary' Lemroon ot Lynch burg. S. C., the: groom's sister, maid of uonor. They .wore lovely gowna of crepe meteor and white lace with overdress of filmy white crepe chiffon All carried great bosches *>f r:a? car nations tied with . pink tulle Little Mlsr' Alice Mesohlne 'w aring a dainty white lingerie frock preceded u> bride aud scattered flowers in ber path.' Tho bride who entered with her maid of honor wore, an exquisite go'. n of white crepe meteor, tho hkVrt modishly draped add lengthening lu to a long train lt*, the back and tho corsage formed almost cntlioly of Chantilly lace. Orange blosron-x held the veil to form a Juliet cup and bride's roses, tied'- with tuile compo sed the beautiful bridal bouquet. Th 3 groom entered with Ins broth sr Dr. Chas. ?. L?*nsisn of Sumter who acted as best'man, and met tho bride at the altar where Rev. J. Ci Chandler performad thc ceremony. ! At the smith home a reception wad held ofter the ceremony-^for relativos and intimate friends. Thc living room, hall and library in which thti numerous prccnts- wore displayed wore all given a prevailing pink effect by the use of quantities of pink car nation's.'and the dining room was all ir. pink and green, lu the coiner of the bride* table which was spread with a cover of cluny la"? wno a t.-?|l vase of pi'i;c carnations, .set upon a lareg tah'e mirror, and smilax and tulle* wordt used with an e'let-t of airy daintiness in tho deroc ttion. Thc cakes, ices and mints were all In green and pink. On the porch re freshing punch was.servad. Mr and Mrs. Lemon left immedia tely altor the reception for their wc-di din;; trip, planning to return a?ier a ' few weeks to make their home un 'he i grooms plantations in Sumter county. Anifti'g the out'of town guests .vere: Misses Bose and Ljtc? Berfe.U of Lu- i colet?n. Ga.; Miss' Ann'e Brown, of Greenville; Mr. Lee Edmunds, of Bor deaux; Mrs. T. B. Holcombe, o? uy-, lia; Mr and Mrs. Archie Talbert, o! < VfcCnrmlck : Mina (VtnrpU Hell ? ll:i5<-l ?tin, of Iva; M ?BS Louise Cunntngnara. I ot Abbeville Mr. rind Mrs. Jno. I'nltt; of Anderson; Miss. Lelia Moseley, of Anderson; Mrs. Jue Marrow, of Mt. . Carmel Mrn. W. E. Lommon. Sr.. of Lynchburg; M'ss .Mary Lnnmon. of i Lynchburg; Or. Cha?: J. Lcmnion. of Sumter; Prof J. B, Key. of Elberton: Ml3r. 4eR8ii Wilsen; of Anderson; Mr. ind Mrs. Calhoun Harris, of Ander son: Mr. and Mrn B, B. Bryan, of Columbia; Miss Catherine Bryan, of Columbia: ll. t?. Harper, ol Anderson; i Julius Smith, of Spartanburg. Nomination t oatlr. rd Washington. Aug. 2?.-The senate ; today confirmed the nomination of At- j to rn ey General McKay nolds to be aseo*' ' elate Justice ot the supreme court. Beaton* said that the vote was very iecldedly in favor of the confirmation. ' The senate alto conflremed without ? R roll .cali to nomination of Thomas, W. Oregoty to be attorri?y general. . Personal J. R. Pruitt and Bruce Pruitt ot Iv? spent a few hours In th' city yesterday. Miss Ltll'an Simpson of Iva was among the shoppers in the city yester day. "t Earl Green of Sandy Springs spent yesterday. In the city on business. R. A. Opt of Williamston. was In Anderson yesterday for a short Blay. D. P. McPhsll o? Hopewell spent a part of yesterday in the city on bus iness. Mrs. John Reynolds of Anderson R. F. D. was In the city yesterday. John Welborn of the Hopewell sec tion spent a rew hours In the city yesterday'. , Lawrence Brownlee of Due West ar rived in the city yesterday to spend Sunday. J. L. Bi Patterson and H.A. Back man were among the well known Jew elry salomi en to Spend yesterday In the city. Mrs. A. M. Cochran hus returned to hov home In Charleston after a vis it herc tn her ton, R. E. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs'. John Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Burton of Mari etta, Ca., Egrl Burton of Atlanta ant i James Tucker of Abbeville are visit ing C. L. Tucker on Elizabeth ave nue. J. B. ^Sentry o? Greenville was one of tho visitors to spend yesterday lu {] Anderson. ' ii* ' Mrg. S. W- Danner. wife of Rev. F am Danner, who has been spending the summer on Sullivan's .Island haa returned to Hie city. Mis* e Felder of Or?ngeburg, ls vin 1er sister, Mrs. S. W. Dannel lockley street. Misa AbbV Morgan Davis of Neices Is visiting Mrs. Danner on Bleckley street. Addison Pepper and Thomas Duck worth of the Three and Twenty sec tion were in Anderson yesterday. Frank Sharpe of Pendleton was ono of the visitors to spend yesterday Iii tho city. Mis Edith Gossett of iWilliamston, wac shopping if*, the city yesterday for a few hours. Mrs. Walter Nelson ..nd Miss Lu cile Nelson of Charleston, who are spending the summer In Williamston were in Anderson yesterday, the guests of Mrs. J. M. Bell. Mrs. E. C. Yarborough and Mrs. E. C. Yarborough. Jr., have returned irr.n: Wilmington, N. C., where they have been visiting friends,. E. A. Kl rod of the Flat Rock sec tion spent part of yesterday In the city. Whit McClure and Ed Hall, well known Anderson planters, were in the city yesterday. George E. Moore of Honea Path waa am oh g the visitors to spend yesterday la'the city. Miss Lucy Brock has returned to Mt. Carmel after visiting friends and relatives In Andert-oh. Bruce allrper has returned to the city from Boyston, Ga., where he has been .visiting his parents., M. L. Snellgrove of Sen Cv a was one of the visitors tb spend yestcrony In the etty. I! .Haprey'Routh of Townville was Iri the eily yecterdsy for a few hours. Mrs. O. H. Reid ti$? *?rte to Har nell. N. Y. for - yis?? to fronds and relatives. Prill Picketts Of Hender son vi lie. N. Cv, ls spending a few days in the city With relatives. Miss Hattie Hall of Piedmont, wa* shopping Ih the city yesterday. , . ? -. Miss Sallie Dena of the Roberts sec t . n. spent a few hours in the city yesterday. Robert Whitworth of TownvUle spent part of yesterday in the city. J. Rufuy Bolt of the Roberta sec tion Waa In Anderson yesterday for I ?ew hours. Glonn Simpson of Starr spent a f?w hours in the city yesterday. .-r \ J. E. Garvin of Pendleton, was in the J citjf yesterday for ? uhort stay. J.D. Smith of the Lebanon sect ion rs is,1- aL"yjt. . .v ....... y m>?? t*y -""pj ^^^^TV?MC o, -J0f?%%*9PS A HO We have heard that latt Sunda) 'jpf?? the BEST YET. Mr? HemLree is effort to make tl hoon concerts < HO iii keeping Wi W? believe yoi ride, the music, spring water-?? vary welcome! waa among the visitors to spend y ?s lenla.v in'Anderson. T. E. Watkins o? near Holton spent a few hours in the city yesterday on business. ar. A. Pruitt of Starr was among, lie visitors to spend yesterday ia the' dty. S, t). Hoyle in han returned from EVrlghtsvllle Bench where he ha? been', mending the last f?w weeks. Dr. and Mrs. McCalla of Starr were ? ?hopping In the city yesterday. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank ('.entry and Mr.! md Mrs. Charlen Finley of Starr tfrere imong the visitors to spend yest er lay in the city. John Rogers of Pelaer was among he uiia?n?isr vi si i nrs io spend y est er in;y In the city. E. J. Mcf'own and J. O. McCown, if the Men! a i ii Creek sec tion were n Anderson yesterday. Frank Meioses of Townville spent a ew hours In the city yesterday. Mr ami Mr?. A. S. Fanner and disses Alberta and Annie Earle Ear ner, have returned from Atlantic ,'ity. Misses Tesrte Jones and Annie emi lio have returned home from a week'aj Islt to Miss Eula Welborn. of Whlte leld section., Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dlever. Mina Ag iCs Dlever. und Miss Haze! Hendrix. ?f Greenville. S. C. are visiting Mrs ". U E. Jones, on North Faot street.^ E. F. McDaniel, of Anderson', Route . waa among the visitors to spend I eslerday In the city. J. Ti. Smith har returned from] X) wildes ville, where .ie whs one of ho guests ut a wedding. A. f. Smith, of Lowndesvllle. na**-! id through the city yesterday en roule] o Hendersonvlllc. N C.. where lin rill r.pend a few Week*. I Wilkes Webb and Willett Sloan left esterday for Clemson College mm. cpd, the reunion. Mis-? Andie rA'gan lia i VcturdW to ter homo- In ."?-.?r.e- on, lo'.lo"-'* ? rt Islt hero to Mrs. Wadi? *" J.'.T. f?rute* ? ' .,. N. C..' ins been tpU-f?ng .' dhyr In t'-.e tty with friends. Another Rlrlglilr |.?st. T.ondon. Auj; 559.-9: IO p. m.-A teutcr dispatch from :-'t. Petersburg, ays n Zeppelin dirigible which bom-j uir-lcd tho railway station' at .Miawa,J utjt oyer tho border of Rnsnlnn Po. and. was brought down by Russian Iro. The car carried* eight sc'C ta .nd quick flrws and ?xp!o*lve?i. 5 _>j/^^ I several say r*n music was , - : ?c. _?r flaca ->>'g-~Tiryr??j1 WM"??? tiNLtr 'sr-W-L^ makl.-'j a special hese Sunday "Jter en joy able as well ?th ihe day. j v/iP. enjoy tba and that good Certainly you afc IN GROCERIES We have a ccmpleteand choice stock to select from. ID Fresh Ve - Wish Potatoes. String B?ahs, Corn, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, etc. In Fresh Meats Veal, Sp r i rig Lamb, Mutton, Native arid Wes tern Beef, Live and Dress* ?| ed Poultry. W. A. POWER 212 S; Main, j Sam D. Harper, Mgr. TONIC x * SS :*? - in outdoors and plain living but yon need something to take abd help, to keep your system regular in all ill functions'. Re L. I * win Act bri YoYif System M ko a summer shower on the witted tlou'ern Spring is' Just around tue corner with that ur??tai/''tired feeling** effect ard ?' ' von lo take hold of l"> . .. a nnft K'aap. ! H. L. T. :;\ pou a good start, ..ot.* and UH) per buttle at your .rugglsts. - ( . , " . ' ' " .Manufactured and Guaranteed Ly Evan's Pharmacy. Three Store*. It H. Burris, of Anderson, Routo 8. spent part of yestorday In the city. Mbts Annis Milford o? Towavllle waa shopping in the city yesterday.