Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IN EDISON VILLE. I A nice pickle happuned in the Wizard City Billiard and Pool Palace Friday nit c. Ezekiel Hick, chief chambermaid in Joshua Miller's livery stable, and Bill Haw- f , kins, who runs the Pallace got irf ? little argument over the name of Ike Flynn's new au tiemobile. Ezekiel got warm under the coller and plastered Bill 'long-sidethe south ear.. Bili got real cantakerous and threw a pool ball and broke his new 100 what lr< >ric lite. Then we all had tew troup home on acct, of darkness. 7 ?*| \ .f||}| ?*[->?' <t*** We was a 1 superfically peeved as it v/uz only eight thutty. 1 ?**?*.*.. sfi'.>. \ ll Which All Proves You Can't Do Without ELECTRICITY Southern Public Utilities Company_\ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS IOU f'QrXTt SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a-candi-1 date for county supervisor, subject to| the Democratic primary. J. MACK KINO. i hereby announce myself & candi-j date for supervisor of Anderson coun ty, Hubjnct ?c the rules of demcoratic ] primary. ' C. P. MARTIN. REPRESENTATIVE. , I hereby announce myself as a can. dldate for House of Representatives I from Anderson county, snbjiit to the| ruler, of tho. democratic party. OSCAU D. GRAY. I hereby announce myself a candi-1 date for the House of Representatives from Anderson county subject to the] rules of the democratic primary. RUFUS FANT, JR. I hereby lnnounce myself a candi date for thc : House of Representatives] for Anderson county, subject to the | rules of the Democratic primary. ASA HALL, MR. I am a candidate for the Hous? of Representatives from Anderson coun ty. I will abide the rules of the pri mary. SAM '.WOLFE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for representative from Ander son county subject to the rules of the democratic primary. j J. H. HUTCHISON. FOI! COMMISSI ONER, District. 9?9.. . R. A. Sullivan of Fort township ls hereby announced 'for ' commissioner for Section Two, comprising f ork Rock Mills, PcAdle??ii and -Centerville township?. ' I hereby announce myself a candi, date for Commissioner from District No. 2, ccmprising Pendleton. Rock Mills. Fork and Centervllle town ships. Subject to the rules of the dem ocratic priihary. JOHN Ki CULBERSON. District No. 8. I hereby announce myself a candi date for county Commissioner for the iv third section,. conaiBtlng of Garvin/ Brushy Creek. WiV.?'-ctcn and : nepjr-? well townships, subject to the act of the lcnocratlc primary. H. A. FOST I hereby announce myself a Jlbndi late tor Commissioner cf ThlflT Sec lion consisting of WHlJkmston, BruBhy Creek, Hopewell an# Garvin Townships, subject to the fules of the Democratic primary. W. A?. (Berry)' SPlJkRMAN _JL I hereby at ?ounce raw candidacy for county. comniiseionejf from Section 4, comprised of Belton, martin, Honea Path and Broadway tJwnshlpe. Sub Ject to the mien of tile democratic party. JR. D. SMITH. Better knowjn as /Dick" Smith. I hereby ahnouflce my candidacy for County ComL?Sstoner from Sec tion 4, comprlkeM Pt?BcRph, Honea Path, "Martin knjjr Broadway (own ships, subject Jb the rule?; of the Democratic primary. " J. M. HOLLIDAY. FOR COUNTY TRKAgjjHER. ? hereby (announce uiyseir a eandl the r?Tca a\Td V?g?tations of tho dem ocratic pri*iary. Jr DR. w; A. TMPP. 1 I hertthy announce date forlcounty-treasurer, the rulc#j of th?'fpemocretie primary, / ,0. T?- C r. IMA N N lflHHHH Oraniielkuig M??W<tvSure o? His Car- o .ling Xnn*l*T;*f ^nollee," ? Editor ?The IntclHiiVnccr. to I halte Just returned ?rom tho Pi mont Jooctlon - te ?nd 1 f?et tl sure Shat Man;: tlve fains In ti o,( especially fi in ?iartnnhor. Picke?* s and %3reeuwood. "Io 'this. Orangebutg m coiiiit? Mr. Mannlti "injuria? of aav<vh""0 from ?!f'ccn hiinrireB^to iweaty-.ivs kindred- I ?ave ^Hoor.s from Bambara-, .Barn- ? Well jHkmptOr.., T. Mild ' li?mi c^Rati-s. lu esch of these Man n ; ii tr \WBk m-id e. ... '.> . >i M<d win .JJHnivo handsome inajyrltlc* in . fach ? ME&i&a: i. II. Woodward, j" ll, ; ' Be Not Over-Cor Advice Indications Are That He Hes a Tr Will But Come Out az To '..he White Democratic voters of South Carolina: We have just passed through one of the most strenuous campaigns ever known in South Carolina. The nom inee for the most important office, that of Governor, hos not as yet been se lected. The final decision in this race will be Tuesday, September 8th, when you will be called upon to decide by your ballot between John G. Richarde o' Kershaw county, and Richard I. Manning of Sumter. The indications are that Mr. Man ing will be nominated by a splendid majority and will be our next governor provided tbe friends of good govern ment do not become over-con tide nt and careless in the matter. We must work every minute from until the votes are counted and Mr. Manning is declared the nominee. Do not relax your effortb just as victory I? within our grasp. Let us not be content with the nomination of dir. Manning, but Bee how large a majorrity we can give bim and the cause he represents. Messrs. Clinkscalcs and M. L. Smith have already tendered their aupijprt and services to Mr. Manning, and it fs expected that Messrs. Cooper and and C. A. Smith will do the same au soon as the State Executive committee officially declares the result. If the supporters of these candidates wilt now rally to the support of Mr. Man ning and put forth their beat efforts In his behalf, be will roll up one of the greatest majorities ever known in this State, and will make a Governor of whom South Carolin? will be proud. Mr. Manning,,will use hh*Jjest ef forts to build up our state In ovary way that is best for the people. He w-;ii hold bunnair above...feitttenalfem,. _.i '_' -is ?A Man ot the P? Frank She / ' ! Candidate for Railroad Commission f Sobriety and Integrit Commuta. Sej. ' -The office ol t .allroad commissioner. is a' very im- v sortant one. The man who is elected r o this position bas it for six years c ?ontinuously. It ls very Important c herefore that a good man should be ihosen. The position requires more than] inn character, honesty and morality; t requires business oud administra rte ability and technical koo dredge, io real railroad man has ever been ilected to the position and that has \\ways been a draw-back In getting test results from the office. The people of South Carolina now lave an opportuntiy to get the ?er ices of a man who has had acutal xperlence in track laying, in firing \ locomotive, and on tho other hond mo prospered In life through hts wn efforts and baa a broad vision of If? and sees the righto (of the great lubllc an a shipper. Frank W. Shealy. who ls the can ?dato referred to, Las had an expW 2nce really remarkable. His fathseT, I Confederate Boldler, died when ?be ey waa but 12 years old. While yWt.i? ! his teens, this boy vtnsed us a jg r ot lon hand to make mosey la sup. j g ort tits mother and fq ;r brothersvandXI ? iatert. Later he was/ a fireman on eu? ? ld "wood-burner" locomotive. Sub*.l{j eqUetnly he became a carpenter and j?, ontractor and a saw mill man, and Je ? every'undertaking waa successful.; Twelve years ago be entered Doll ies end offered for ? county treasurer >? gainst the man who was supposed to 'r e th? strongest man In politics In *xlugtob county. /Shealy was elect- 4 d hy a large vote after a clean camr alga. He was re-olectid ?,fr*e time?, n 190ft h? waa elected clerk of court ver a strong man. In 1912 he was re. lectet? on tho first ballot over three ] pponentn. . As county treasurer . he Introduced ? tte plan now in vogue In every coun r to have the tax receipts made out I i advance so that the tax.; payers) honld not be kept wafting around SENSATION REPORTS au?ed Rna on Bank aad 8gsaemaIenU Of Bnsfness. [f, Pensacola. Fl BL. Sept. l.-The .merlcan Nantional Bank of 'Pensa ol* closed ita doora today after a ru* ifident to ?? nning Men emend?os Majority, If the People id Vote Next Tuesday and will know no class or faction, but will be the friend of all the people. The next two years wiH be critical times with the farmers of South Car olina, and it ?B necessary that a sound and experienced business man and larmer be placed at,the head of our government, especially at this time. Mr. Manning ia Just exactly the com bination needed. He is a business man of the highest type and recognised ability. He has been a farmer practi cally all his life. He dams farms in Sumter and Barnwell counties, and gives them his personal attention at ail times.. Mr. Manning has promised.if elected, to support every i measure that will benefit th* j fanner. \ He also! pledges himself to the en forcementifcttail 'laws, including those against rene track gambling and the blind tigers.Y< He:will be.governor of all the p?dala, and will be a credit and honor to Ibo - State. The pecgile In Mr. Manning's home county. Sambar, .gave him a majority af morl (nan.-.four hundred over all jpponontsj while, his opponent receiv ed less than one-third of thc total voto cast in hts homo county. Kershaw. What does Ubis mean? Get busLi?en,. and keep busy until the v?tes ?rei counted and Hon. Bich* ard I.' Manning is made Governor of ?btath Carolina, the state we love so well; ^ImL'tis'. forget the past difference.';, md put. forth a strong fight for South karolina- "If you will do this and get your neighbor to do the same. Mr. Manning will.bo nominated and elected j >y .a splendid majority. ? . ? . Respectfully. 'J O. K. LaRoquo. S. C&MFfc 1? ?8?4 ington er Had ?I Hard Fight in Ufo, bot we Won Out j yti?a. r??.\ I OJ juro S he windows-i wbii the tax dues rere being hunted up. This plan is iuiv ia use in every- couutv and ia a ompliment to Mr. Shealy's business apacity, ' .1, Honesty has been the watchword of I tis life, and an 1 ll us trat ion oi his high | onception of dury ls his conduct af er the failure of the Lexington Sav- j tags Bank. In that bank had Uccu tac tosited trust funds belonging to wid-j ?s and orphans. A large portion of these funds had] cen placed in the bank by Mr. Ihoaiy's predecessors, a groat deal of j chich Sbealy himself had never seen. The saving of 20 years or honest en-| leaver were thus swept away In al aost the twinkling of an eye. ' Eml. lent lawyers, both of the local har nd throughout the state, advised Mr. ?healy that no court on earth could old bim or his bond responsible for he money. But down In his big and generous earl, Frank Shealy remembered the Irst and only promise.that be had veV made to the peonle of bia ceun y-the promise.of an honest adralni tration-and he at once went about rraugteg for the payment of all just emands. "s nicrts?grn? ulm nu?cu?i? irrm something unknown to ' Frank lhe*?y before, and so far bas met ev ry payment that has fallen due.) inly lev? than a month ago a poor /uman fr^ni . .ewberry county, who] ad.Just reacnea the legal age, walk et into the office of the Clerk of 'ourt and ' presented an instrument called for nearly $100, an mount due her from the- estate of datives and. whit h had been left in be hands of the court untfi she reach d the age of 21 years. The money j ad been placed In the lexington laving* Bank for nearly tea years r?vions by Mr. Shea!*'*' rfrdd?ce**! or's In ornee; and, although he had, ever seen or handled . tho .mopey, "rack Shealy weat down to the bank nd borrowed the money and sent' the roman on her way rejciclifk/.i ; istlng about an hour. Aroused, by on satlona! reports esterday and last night depositors locked to the bank this morning. For we time after ^he doors were elosl i streets In front of the biuldlng were rowdad. KING GEORGE REVIEWING SAILORS ^^^HHBS?^8MBB HbpsHH^?JKBHBm * B?K9 KL#'.' ' JP "'""TB ^v-flBy' JB ?? - , a wMwwwuwT w ' aun^Ha V^^^'^SW^^BII^B^ISS^^^^^BBB' Photo br American Press Association. fefn^wimim^?^1. W??????"?. Crown Prince Frederick William, ^^^SMy^^ PrtUCe Adalbert Prtn? ingest. Prince D*? SS' ?I' Photo by American Pro?? Association. The Battle Cruiser Indomitable THIS British hattie cruiser Indomitable ls a elster ship of the Invincible and tho Inflexible. Rb.? v. ju-d m Maivb, MOT. She has a total length of BG2 feet. ? depth of ?0 feet ?nd o displacement of 17.250 tons. 8he car rica eight twelrelnch gun?, sixteen four-inch guns and bas three eighteen incb torpedo tubes. EXCURSION -TO Atlanta , Ga. _-AND BlFiifilnottairri, Ala. -VIA Southern Ry^ PREMIER CARRIER OE THE SOUTH In connection with Dine Ridge R, R. Thursday, Sept, 3rd, 1914 FROM-Greenville, Greenwood, Abbeville, Westminister, and all intermediate points, on inc schedule and Excursion Fares: Tra?a Ko. 16-Round Trip Excursion Fare Atlanta. Lv. Greenwood .10:15 a. m.. " Hodges .10:34 a. m.. " Abbeville .9:10 a| m. " Shoals Jct. .10:47 a. m.. " Donalds .. ...10:63 a.m.. " Honea Path*.11:05 a m. . Ar. ?Belton .11:22 a. m.. Lv. Belton ..".11:22 a! m.. " Anderson .11:60 a. m.. . " Autun .12:18 p. m.* " Peudloton .12:26 n. m. Ar. Seneca .1:05 p. nj..'. R. B. R. No. Si Lv. Walhalla .11:40 a. m " Weetuntoti .11:45 a. m. Ar. Seneca .12:05 p. m Ar. Atlanta .3:55 p m. (CT).; LY.. Atlanta . 4:10 p.m. (CT). lOiO? p. at 3.00.. 3.00.. 3.00.. 3.00.. 3.00.. 8.00.. 3.00.. 3 00.. 3*00.. 2.76. 2.75. Anderson, the follow Blrnlnghara . 6.00 .,.. 6.00 .COO .6.00 .6.00 ........ 6.0? ........ 6.00 ..6.00 .6.00 .........5 75 .A... ...5.75 2.75. 2.75. .6.75 .6 75 Ar Birmingham ...Excursion tickets will be'god only going on special train and regular trains to connect -sith special train as mentioned above. _ EXCURSION TICKETS WILL BE GOOD RETURNING A8 FOLLOWS: TO ATLANTA: Returning on all regular trains except At lanta Special and New York-New Orleans Limited Nos. 1st and 2nd 38, to reach original starting point by tutu night, Monday, September 7. 1914. TO BIRMINGHAMS Retitling en all regular .trains .ex. cept Atlanta Special and New York-New Orleans Limited, Nos. 1st'and 2nd 28, to reach original starting point by midnight, Tuesday, Sept 8, 1914. A .RARE OPPORTUNITY To. visit Atlanta, the Metropolis of the South and Birming ham-, the Pittsburg of the South. Attractive Labor Day celebra tions in Atlanta and Blrmingl am. BAS EB Al.I. GAMES AT ATLANTA WITH MONTGOMERY, SEPTEMBER 3-4-6. AT BIRMINGHAM WITH NASHVILLE, SEPTEMBER 7, (two games)__^_ Five Days in Atlanta-Six in Birmingham Far farther information apply to ticket agents or W. E. MeGEE, A. G. P. A. Colombia, I H. ANDERSON, Spt. B. R. E. H. Anderson, W. R* TABER, T. P. A. GreevUle. _A_?_:_._;_:__' MRS. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY Hi mai amt Reive Uh Tt?? ??larVAt/?fc compound bu boen ?lo los the people to aood bea?tb for nearly .'urty yean. lt ls rf commondoil In Ml forma of nloori poison, au uluu Uko scrofula, all of tbat Brest bast of disorders arising- from trapo ver "fm SA blood. Not only li ll a corroen ?e. but atonic, enriching UM blood as well a? lng. Heneo it relieves all nervous. Thousands off YOUR Neighbors Tastily to Its Valu? Many Uk? Thee? "I was afflicted with nervousucM and gen eral debility io. rssrly ?Ix yean?. Every few 1S?r?I bad aeryooe ?pells, end hardly bsd strength to walk arras? UM roora. 7 bout tit batr * dosen bottle? of Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy ?Dd today I can say I sm a well, healthy woman."-Mrs. D. L. Barnes, day ton, K. Cr ' "Two years ssa my wife asad two bottle?of rom Remedy an- Indigestion and waa cared. Truly I twill do wbat you claim for it and ls a wonderful tonie."-Claude G. Pepper1, Agent Seaboard Air Un?. Hoffman, N. C. "Yonr Remedy ha? entirely cared our ecsema ipertouicenr> from tb?tims sb? Was tkraa weelu old natl! ?bo waa ?Ix rears old. .Sra ls now perfectly welL"-J. w. Cobb, Ureensboro.W.C. ? .< " . Your druggist probably ats th? Remedy. Tf lotiaaeUoa wttb tb^r?ld^r ?u'era of earfscoL Ul?Mpseto1 ty va^bte^o*warnen" MAKING A MOUNTAIN OIT OF A MOLE HILL. The alarming - stories which ^Had been circulated relative to the alleged ? injuri?os Ingredients of coca tola re ceived their death knell" when the I' S. Government made its searching tn veetlsstion cf ?'.e popular soda foun tain drink. At a cost ci inured In the neighborhood of 100.ouo.0t? the *? government brought together the most distinguished srrsy of medica!, , , scientific and legal experts that ?vcr - investigated a food product, l'rofos* eora' of chemistry from the bli; uni- '3 varsities, lecturers from tho loading u medical colleges of America, experts In analytical chemistry and pharma cology, scientists of national aud In ternational reputation and Govern ment experts from the Hureau of 1 Chemistry tn' that Department of Ag riculture, labored with the brightest legal minds of America to And some thing wrong with Coca-Cola. After years of Investigation And ( nearly four weeks of Joint discussion tho court found that Coca-Cola was neither misbranded nor adulterant The manufacturera* statement of tho . Ingredients of the beverage was ott?? rect No alcohol, cocaine pr o^r narcotic drug could ne fonnd. Sugar,. .<? caramel, fruit flavors and caffa?6*e (the active principle of tea. and oof-) . fee) were found to be the riTTiniithrl ingredients.. Even the caffeine- ? - found to be pr?sent In only abott one-naif the quantity found iii t& and coffee. The mountain turned otk t_ - _ -i" um A J.. KaSsaSBlSBSSSBBSSBSBBBai