Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Classified Want Advert Twenty-fire words or less, One T Six Times $100. All advertisement over twenty-flv word. -Rates on 1,000 words to tlon. No advertisement taken for less It your name appears in the Ule your want ad to 821 and a bill will prompt payment FOR SALE FOR S.ALE-8eeds that are yet sea sonable for that winter garden. Lettuce, beets, onion sets, cabbage, spinach, kale, mustard, turnips, salsify, parsnips sweet peas, if In doubt. Or, In a hurry phone 464. Purran Smith, Seedsman. . FOB SALE-We havo a small tract of land formerly part of the Quince Ha mond place, which can be bought cheap If you act quick. Frank A De Camp* Realty Company. 9-30-tf FOB 8 ALE-150 bushels Fulgham Sta gt,91 per bushel. J. M. Bailey, rt ton, R 2. ltp FOB SALE-Pure Apples and Fulg ham Seed oats. Home raised and nicely graded. Let us book your orders now. J. f. Fretwell. 9-21-4t FOR RENT 1 FOB RENT-Offico up-stalrs in new lHtseu-Vanalrer ballding and office lit -treat of job department down stairs. Splendid central location. Apply at Th fe Intelligencer Office. 10-2-tf LOST LOST-Dust Cap from Cadillac auto mobile, livestock day between An derson and North Anderson. Reward will he paid .hy the undersigned for return of same to Chamber of Com merce. 10-2-3t ?WANTS WANTED-Experienced bookkeeper ^jnimt neeltion at once, reference waw^iJr first letter, now employ ed; '4?0d rear on ?for change. Ad dress, L. R. Bookkeeper, care In jStiaTe Just received a large ship ftsht ot box liles, and can supply : &ur wanta te this lino. Anderson Intelligencer, Joh Department, tl ???W?^rTEB- You to know that we do ~"IS??'?**-.cleaning and pressing. IllSli w?rVesp'??ls??y: Agsr.ta Bes Vpnd? Coo^ny, the South's largest dyers and dry cleaners. Columbia fffjlprlng Co._ ? lt. SEEMS. ?O BE-A special provi sion that fruit is the most desired and adapted food for warm weather, ?Mi you'll find it here-California Mints, oranges, grapes, plains, pears ?a$ northam apples- all fresh. #Wso Sickle pears, and plenty pt ^apjauaa. J. K Manos. ' *M?/^aBBS?.NG-Switches made from..your own combings. Same can he found at 106 E. Church street up stalr*. lira. Leona Arnold. ...8B3?,W. A. Todd, the MQnument Man, ,.fpr^ anything in the Monumental ' line. Tombstones of all kinds. TV. . :*?$9dd, 1*0? South Main street, i ffiSrw'^iT1 ;horeby forbid anyone hir ing or harboring my sim 3. P. Rig by,, who left, home . without cause, .old, about S test tall, dark :JCidi.S?in. coarse vqlce. Reward of ? l^^ty**^^* &Wtot his re C0I?BBHSBD PASSENQEB SCEEP VUS PIEDMONT AND NORTH 4wWA? ,cp|TPAifr, Zftoettve August 16, Mle, 4lMffw, 8. CL -145 a. rn.No. aO ?-20 a. m. ?,40 sw.Bt.Ko 32 8.20 a? m. X*S J1A5 a, m.No. te 10.25 a m. 8? 1.S5 p. rn.No. 36 ll 50 a. ?a. iv AjSO.p. m.Kc. -ss z.io p. UL Al ^N^tajfe ?4? ?. ? No. 48 .A",4>_ja.Noji4* 4 45 p. m ?Ot 45 ^,10 ,;>. nt.No ,44 6 45 p m. #0. 4? ll_l? p. m,No., 46 loifio p. m. C. V. ?ALMBR, O,??**** Agent ?TMMMMk Etbme-Made Beaten Anderson Cash Grocery. at the ising Rates imo 25 cents. Three Time? ?O cents, e words prorata for each additional he u-fd in a mouth made on aupli than 25 cents, cash in advance. Shone directory you can telephone e mailed after its insertion for LEGAL NOTICES Delinquent Hoad Tux Notice. All dinlenquent road tax collectors are provided with an official receipt book with numbes, and stub numbes attached. Pay no money" to collectors unless you get tho oiflcial receipt as above provided or. J. MACK KINO, tf County Supervisor. KOTIGE? Thero will be a meeting of Post D'. T. P. A. Saturday night at 8 o'clock, Oct. 3d, in the ball over tho Traction Co.'s office. There are several matters of importance to be discussed and will ! ask thht every 'member be present. C. BAN ALLEN. President, Post I). NOTICE We ate doing superior work at our ginnery. Swap moal and hulls for [seed. Also have five hundred bushels of Bancroft Prolific Oats tgraded seed) for sale or exchange for cotton seed. Price $1.25 per bushel or one pound oats for four and one-half pounds cotton seed. 9-26-lmo. GI?UCK MILLS. SPECIAL OFFER. I will furnish your applcr oats at fl'.OO per bushel and Fulghum oats at $1.35 per bushel, and will give you' 10c per pound for cotton in payment for same. These oats were raised by me ahd are very fine and worth that money in cash. You will find samples at the office of The Fretw?il Company. This , offer good tot. Immediate.' acceptance. . J. J. FjRBTy/BLL [ CHARLESTON * WESTERN CARO LINA RAILWAY . aira. and ft om the I . aOBTlt -SULTH,-EAST--WEST Leavest No. 6 .7.30 a. m. I No. 22.2.60 p. m. Arrives t I No. 21 .11.35 a. m. I No. .3 . 3.10 p, m. Information, schedules, rates, et w" I promptly given. B WILLIAMS. G. P. A^ xVwgu?t?, Ga. T. B. Curtis, G. A. Anderson. 8. C. I Above figures effective Sunday, Sept. 187th, 1914. Straight Vaudeville with Pic tures at Palmetto today. The Road lo Advancement i ??i Better things are ia store fer ; the young man or woman who systematically la j s aside a part e! their wag?a even pay any* Systematic Saving ls ? great factor la build lng elaracter. Try K, The S?vinga De partment of Th? Strongest Bank Ia the County. JfVerldV Darkest Moment The darkest moment ls said to ba lust before dawn. This ls now dis covered not to be so. The darkest moment, relatively speaking, la when the noonday sun shines. Then lt la that living things on the earth ara blinded by the dassle of the sun and o IVA NOTES o o o oooooooooooooo Thc PhiUtlica fiann of tho Presbyte rian church bold it? regular monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon with Miss Georgia Hello i?aukin. After :t short business session the hostess Her v? delicious refreshments. Mr. Milton Sherard,-who han been spending the.summer months In Mary laud is herc on u visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs.* lt. s. Shcranf. Dr. J. W. Wilson of Peleer^spent a few days hero, this week the guest of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henty of An dereon were 'tere n few hour:; Sunday With their amit. Mr.-. M. E. Beaty.tj Miss Kan tie Lou Sherard ot Mjcan opy, Elorlds, in spending sometime here with her homcfolks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis were herc Sunday, thc guests of relatives. Mrs. V. W. Shearer who has been on a visit of Beverel weeks to relatives in Scqeca,. Gaffney und Williamston, lias returned home. Miss Annie Halford of Blackville, who has taught music hore for th* past two Sessions has returned and ls ready to begin her work for thc next session. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McAllister have returned from a stay of several weeks with relatives In Anderson. Mrs. Jennie Speer of LowndesVille, was the guest of friends hero Wednes day. Among those who attended tho llve Btpc-k ?how in Anderson from hero were Messrs. J. A. McAllister and Joe Sherard. Airs. J. B' llrownlee has gone to 'Antreville to niuko a short visit to relatives before going to Due Wost, where oho will spend tho winter with hqr sister.-Aiiw.jM. B. i'link.-cnles "Mr. Mursnall Jones has purchased a handsome Saginaw Cyclocar. Mr. I). W. McLean of Spurtanburg i-a spending a few days here this week as tho ghost of W. Frank McGee. Miss Ida Mae Brownlee of Brown lee waa vi-ltlng in town a short while Wednesday. Mr. A. G. Thompson of Starr was in town u short while Thursday, looking after his Starr-Iva phone linc. Mrs. W. T. A. Sherard and chil dren have returned home after a two weekB visit in Atlanta with her sister, Mrs. E. S. Wehster. Rev. J.H. Mc itei of Soddy, Tennes see, will preach In twf* ^rcdbyterian church here next Sunday night at 8 oclock. The public- ls cordially in vited to attend. Loss to Newspuperdom. . We'have received the following an nouncement: . ., "Tho Anderson Dally Intelligencer wishes 'to announce that Mr. W. W. Sui oak, '. who .Was business manager, has been chosen editor to succeed Mr. Wm. Banks, who resignB to ac cept an important position with the State department ot agriculture. Mr. Smoak will nlso he business man ager.'This change becomes effective October ist." We regret that Mr. Banks has de cided to leave the newspaper .field In which he has labored for so many years, but we.hope that the change is for his welfare and that his work will be lighter and-lil- pay-roll heav ier. Mr. asks is a forceful writer and his retirement is a decided loss to the newspaper profession of this State. Newberry JJ void and News. / Again.With Col. Watson. William Banks, editor of tho Ander son Intelligencer, has decided to ! give up newspaper work and go with j the state department of Agriculture, | commerce and industries. He will do | clerical and inspection field work un der the direct supervision of Col. E. J. Watson, the commissioner. Mr. Banks will Commence his new duties as soon n? he can be relieved of the editorship of Tho Intelligencer. Stace the seed and condimenta! feed inspection , work has been commenced by thc cpartnu nt of agriculture, much detailed labor has been placed op tho already overloaded shoulders of Col. Wat.-on and he has been placed lng nbo'?t for u suitable man to do some of the work of the department. As soon as lt was known that Mr. Banks was contemplating leaving the! newspaper field, the position waa of fered him and he accepted.-Colum bia Record. William Banks ir. a newspaper man of largo experience, and Col. Watson feels that he bas secured a .valuable man for th? department of agriculture. Mr. Banks bogan 'h's first act! rc work on a doily newspaper under Col. Watson, when the latter waa city ed itor o? The Starr before the Spanish American war. Col. Watson, In ?peaking of the multiplicity or duties in the depart ment of agriculture, said'that, since he waa made commissioner in 1904, he has not had a day's vacation. Great liable Starts In the eastern theatre ot the war a hattie which promises to bo the great est and most important of that cam paign -baa commenced near Cracow, Galicia. There * an Austro-German army, estimated to number 800,000 men, ia endeavoring to check the Russian adran e- Both sides are bringing uf\ reinforcements. NOTICE * Tho regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anderson Cot ton Mills will be held in the office ot the company at Anderson, S. C., on Tuesday. October 13th, 1914 at eleven Relock, in the forenoon, for tho elec tion of a board of directors for the ?nauing year and for the transaction >t any further business that may come Jofore tho stockholders. Isa. M. Cathcart, Jas. D. Hammett, Secretory . ProsL and Treas NEW COUNTY REPORT c SAIL THAT COMMISSION WILLI SO REPORT CALLED M'DUFFIE Preposition Now Being Investi-1 gated and County May Be Formed Indications aro that South Carolina may soon have a new coun' accord-1 ing to reports coming from McCor mick. Anderson people have buen j keenly Interested in "ils proposition | ever since it was fe broached and tliey will therefore . am with inter est that tho comgitgsion ts hard at work wth Its investigations. Messrs. Ilo'lingswurfh n*id l'nrka j from Hdgefleld, Mays and Cheatham from Greenwood. Calvert and Cham berlaln from Abbeville, the .-omuiis sloners appointed hy the governor, to act on the petition of portions of tlie.se threo old counties for the establish ment of a new county to be known as McDulIle, with the county seat itt MC'T| f'ornilck, met in McCormick in the opera house yesterday, and after going over tho matter, it is >onfldemlally. expected, that the commissioners will report favorably upon tho petition in which it IK claimed, that toe pro posed new county contains thc,inhab it un ts and total of property required by. law for the making of newt coun ties will bo certified, after $ whyMljl Governor Blease'wlll order ali elec tion. 1 It will bo remembered that portions of this samo territory curried an elec tion in 1901 on the proposition, the county then proposed to be called Cal houn. The plan was knocked out in the legislature on a technicality, hut now tit** people In the old counties from, which the new county will bc mnde recognize the needs of tho citi zens in the portions which tun to gether, all burdensome to roach the-j counties to which) each section be longs, and are willing to lend a help ing hand or, If 'not that, they, to say the least, will not fight it. o SIX AM) TWENTY ' o Wjlilaniaton, Oct. i-r-rlSpeciai) Wo havo heard several nay that.a light frost was visible in several ' places last Saturday and Snnday mornings, Every paper one picks "i> t?'full to overflowing with advice to tho farm ers to hold hlB cotton and not IHM lt on the market while the prlc?jl? low, but the greatest thine; is stitt to bc brou ph t forward. That ls- tn' plan whereby they can hold, i lt- . Nine tenths of tho cotton made Is made by tho poor man. Now tho question: The noor roan owes the land-lord, the mere nant and tho fertilizer . ' dealer To Ijvs and &eep their business go ing they are obliged to collect what tho poor man owes them. HoW Is thc poor man to poy what he oweB with, out selling his cotton? Now. our ad vice to thc farmer is this: Go ahead and do the\beat you can. for we are certainly catching what Sher man said was is. Anderson Griffith and "Bu3" Link, two of our most popular young men,, ure getting to be iii? V??iO?G shov.', they having, recently made a very pleasantNtrip down near Columbia, for the purpose of seeing two "pet dears." Next trip they make they ?av thnt they intend bringing the "pots!* back with thern^ provided they agree, and they are planning vam thor trip, real Boon. . v.. Fohert Richoy was at Six and Twenty last Sunday wjfi a ti*w bitit on. No news in' that- Vail' Mr.: Richie ls one"ot our mist Drcjhiincnt and successful farmers, and t-os st home and boards nt tho 'imr^ r ?'?<?. Onlv a few wooka a?o ho ?ist i rift vear and this ?a the flirt f iraej in his life to purchase an entire .jpult of "store clothes." Who can :>cal lt Tlic many friends of Mr.-W- C. Mullluax; better'known na "Unelo pock." will bp grieved to Jearn of his dpath at h's' homo near McBlmoyle last Saturday morning. Mr. Mulll nax was a ?pod man. loved and re spected by alf who'Knew him. Ile waa a faithful soldier for the lo9t cause,1 wag e. prominent Meron and a mem-' ber of Sharon'M. E. church, at which, place tho remains were interred Sun^ day afternoon. Fondic-lon Inigo cf Masons had charge Ojf the, burial Prof. Marrett, of Westminister, who, has been elected principal of Melton, school for the comlng*e<Ms?on, was a* visitor hero Saturday and Sunday. Every mewlber of the> church at this place who can. possibly do so la re-, guested to bo at thc church Satur day afternoon for the purpose of elec ting a pastor for .another "year- Ser vices will begin at ?. o'clock. The many friends ot Hi,.'Mi'Stone,' \ former resident or this section, bnt now pf Central, are glad to Know ho is now fast", recovering front n severe paso of typhoid fever. lt. I J. .El rod and S. I: Richey hav> rented a sto^ room at Frank viii?, and opened UP a meat market and barber ?hop. Wc wish ibo boys much sne ?CS8. Tho lawn party nt the home ot ^jif?ii Fiskens a :\-w i(!ghi? uso Wfi* greatly enjoyed by all who' ' wenf iresent The biggest crowd that ever gather^ id at this place was thc one here last- 1 Supday. attending tho singing conven-.: ion /Such Rinding has never before]1 heard in' thin section and 'go?trr irder prevailed throughout the en* Ire day. t ? Home-Mad e Beaten, Biscuits at the* j Lnderson Cash Grocery. I V / . . J CAROLINA J TECH T? A FAST GAME IS STAGED IN ATLANTA CLEMSON TO PLAY Many G??dirons In South WiU i Witness Some Good Exhi bition? For the Saturday Contest. LoulsVllle, Ky.. October 2.-Foot ball Rames of minot Importance only are BCbcdcled t obe played In the South tomorrow. Carnes which Will have a bearing on tho Southern ! championship will not take place un til October 10 or thereafter. Interest in tomorrow'.! game cen ters between "the lTuniverslty of South Carolina and Georgia Schooi of Toehnoogy at Atlanta; North Caro lina; A. & M. at Wakeforest at Ital .."ii. .- "-J? ". ? Sr. iii The Plow WM Built on Hoi Material:-Perf The Plow hat backs MATERIAL, < WORKN THE GENII! |ji i I H So great is the popularity, ot th scrupulous and piratical parties good name by making and offer ' parts, representing them as.gen: mado'by the Oliver Chilled P?? lute guarantee of being tho hes* made for the price.asked. Every PLOW has stencilled on the I lured by the Oliver Chilled Plc U. S. A." All Genuine Oliver Landslides and Standards have c on the under side. Sullivan Ha Anderson, S. C. Green' BIG SHOWING OF 1 In Ladies' i Suits, Coats Ladies? Skirts, Waists Without a doubt the largest parel for Ladles' Misses and CUM the State. Not only ?viii yon find < find, the values greater. Tho sty Wo cordially Invite yon to call sind to.Wear for Ladies, Hisses and Cb) LADIES* AND HISSES' COA1 SUITS. - .. . '.. Big line of new Suits in Borges. Broad Cloths. Poplins and Garbldlnes lu all the new shades. Black. Blue, Nigger Brown, Russian Green ami P\v.n at $7J8, f$M? $liW), il.%00 and LAPSES AND MISSES* ?OATS. Big line Ladies' and blisses* ICoats in all the newest | mate* < ^ rials and colors, cut In thc new est styles alf $2*8, gLSS .0.98^$?. ?8, $12 4S, tU.M. I JUST RECEIVED NEW FA S . DRESSES IN' GI 3 il II AMS, MAD 1 AND 8$c YS UM TODAY eigli; Vanderbi!' against Henderson Drown and Nashville. Tin- latter game will afford South <-rn . nlhusla8t;< . the only opportunity of ::<<ing tho McGugen eleven In ope ration before tho Vanderbilt squad meeta tho University of Michigan at Ann Arbor on October 10. Oilier South rn games schednleg include: ^~ C<i:agia TS Citadel, at Athens, Ga: on li Carolin:* vs Virginia .Medico* at Chapel Hill, N. C. ; Clemson vs David son. at Davidton. X. C; Suwanee vs Cum borland at Sew mee, Tenn; and Vlruinia Poleytechnlc Institute vs KniKiolphrMacon ut Blackburg, Va, It Aiwa) s Does the Work. "I like Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy better than any other," writes R. E.. I'.oberts, Homer City, Pa. "I have tak?-n it oil and on for years and it bas nov'er failed to give the desired .suits'." For sale by Evan's Phar ma -y. All dealers. I9.S.B. a Reputation tor -Of Best ;ct in Design, up all claims as tb QUALITY and ISH1P mr sxnents that un rs/de ?pon thea* imp)' ti? [e imitation Plows an ember, that, every Plow fal sold with the abso the kind thai can be OLIVER CHILLER scri^t lc* 11 *'^f???w^ A ^jSouth Uend, lr?dianaj, ares, 'Mouldboard^, Mark cast in the metal re Cp. C. S?ifcMB, S, C. . II.in ME^ (rea ?ai FALL STYL?S its&ea ren's shown fat this section of. ent large bat yon will; vrs? are . abs ol ntely correct, ;4 ac west fashions la Ready- -1 FA ILL LIUE LADIES i? -HIS&??' DRESSES. rges. PopMns.and ?atina. i Ratest styles, from;?|^ D'.SW?.W?" ; ti Uno Chiidron'n Coats from* to f^tjft. AU In tho ?ow in serges. Broadcloths, Poplin./ : and. Garbedines, made In the : newest styles at $1*8, ' *gJ6?, Big, lino, Ladles' new fall _ Weist?, made in the newest ? strle- et 48e> Gs sad f8c SKIPME?fT OF CHILDREN'S 18 A* D GAL1TEA'' AT ISO, 7fi PROFESSIONAL CARDS OOOOO0OO o , DR. HOS ? o Office: New-Wat^m-Vgad!ver Bldg, o o o o o o o H (i u i * 12-1; 8.5 p. m. Telephone 458 or 522. I* * * * . * ?*?*.?.*.?**** DR. J. C. MITCHELL Veterinary Sargeon Davis Bros. Stable SIG- rhones-HIS* * Anderson, So, Car. [?"?*??..**.;*'.....**.. ******************* DR. FOREST ?). SUGGS * Dentist * Offices 413-415 Blecklcy Bldg. * . Associated With Dr. IV. Ww ChlHoim Phone 330-J Anderson, S. C. * CASEY A.. FANT ARCHITECTS Anderson, S. C. Brown OiLce Building Second Floor. Phone Sit * T. Frank Watkins Sarai L. Prince . WATKINS & PRINCE . - . . Attorneys and Counsellor-atLaw . 1st Floor B??ckley Bldg., * Anderson, 8. C. 9 * m ;* - j? ? o o o o o o o o o o J?R. ULL?AN L. CARTER o o DH. SABA A. MOORE, o o Osteopathie Physicians ? o 218 Bleekley Bldg. a ? - a o o o o o o o o o o o o l,??BIJ5?^st ' C.?LHEARD ? SS Phone ?a jfhsRex? B DRt L. H. SNIDER J VETERINARY SURGEON J Co, Stahle * Anderson, S, C. . UNDERTAKERS 117R WUtner St. Answers all rafi s day or nix?& ftaMaa ka en Sett* baa BBB. I .? tk?ie ^reaktes csa a ?ut-f^im'-ptit -Hutt finish an 1?2.W. Whitnar St. Oro ned fhwr-teleaaoae eas * * * * *> * * ^ * *T* * * FRESH OYSTERS * % in any style at the .zmwomcAFE *. * * * * v * * * # # $ *