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COil?? TRUSTEES HAG $ iii ni CHOOSE OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING. THE A? n ?ody ^be Trustee* Aro posed to th* Gen??! Ml**?* Any - The A?dfr>c?,cottnty school trus ts moi yesterday at IS o'clock in the roeros . ?px ?ie ' chamber of com merce. *t which time mehr mattera fThe moat important matter to come before tb* ^body af tfets meeting waa tho election of officers for tho coming year. Thu resulted aa follows: Dr. w. A- Tripp, president; J ""ii.' Paget, first vice-president; T. C. Jackson of Iva, eecond vice-president; E. C.Mc Cants secretary abd J w? Sanders of Pendleton, assistant secretary.- . *~ -J- P' E?!i?n, county euperin tendent of education, opened the discussion on the prqposed P?Udponeinehl?of itax. paying and the' ^A&SmM ^otnT' fd out that such a step wquld be dis ??^ZISJ" ?fh^? ** the cohn, .the- proposed ?ptep aaV presented ai } peyn^t's. tnovoti J?w. Uer 'payjneb* of taxes ? be " not P^pon*4 and the following frfe ^?on-^mS3?>^y carriod: "We, the Trstees? Association of Anderson county, in cohvenftion assembled do go on record aa asking our General I *\i*einbly to oppose at the eytra ?es Rkp any atonement,toward the,weel^ poncmcnt or ?ayment of taxes fdr this ?year, believing that av ch postpone ment will be enormously detrimental lo all Uio ecrools of tho county E. C. JMJcGants, superintendent of tho city School*, introduced, a resolu tion regarding the county superinten dent of edcation. which waa nani mously carried. His resolution wafe to the effect that the body lend every possible ak! to the county superin tendent in an evo rt to get moro ads-; qate pay ter Iris services. Also that ! Iris tormof office be made to conrea-? pond with the scholastic, year.i beging ninb m July 1 and ?hat V???f'Mt*b? office be for four years instead ot two years as ia now the case. Winston 3mlth, county auditor, Rooke at eome length urging the'trna.', tees to see1 tm:*W*tf?W?bmt' ed properly for taxations. ^ Following the conclusion of tho bn <aas tho tr?eetiPj was 'ndionrhiM*' to! meet.agaiaJn thia cdty in Novr The attendance y?starday was rp?en-j did and the county superintendent and ! the offjee.ro of the aasefefaston wens well pleased with *1 if ??rnnj^nfijlflijii manifested throughout tho DlssyHead, Flattcrlte Heart. Fl RffinmsKi ^^3HHss! These are s?gM^fitlt?ilney and blad der trouble. V ,?^11 have headaches, too, backaches and, be tired all over. ^ j'ajy.npj' PJUs ?ii TOOT. ?? T??S^j feeling tvll? bo gone. You will sleep well, eat well and grow strong ?and active again. They aie a tonic ~iM your entire system sa wall as your kidneys and bladde? will be bsnefitted by their, use. Try?h*m. ttitaa' &?uoi> ? macy, agenta. v i o o ooo o o o o o o o o o o o ooo o' o o o o o o o o fl .. 'ti&?y 'bite* referes*,* 'concern?a* tual fighitng ie ^a?ade by the Fr ; ,w?? office in tl? late?t report on .' "cpniiiet in .notharni^sWaftjja* V o ?? o ? "o' rrroaod to the German*, ths later wari office eta??&ent ?nerely declare? that) the adUott atilt conti OB*?, it adi stans report that ?bc Geraba h> Kl Husftioo amitos Af Prussia vrith Aili Preaxb^g by Rev, tinana to Draw Cw? A vat* j meeting vu held yesterday afternoon in thu Methodist Church In |,nj^P|llon ot tibe eolbijge prayer ijjjjn?nkg. The meeigg-yee thought n/J Mr. Sseako to be ??agreatset In tho^ j ?cries. The attendance waa very large Hand more thin hate of those tn attend iahce pledged themselves as persoual wor^rB. Tho t*xt chosen we* .from ?jsrk VH: 1^18-84. Mr. ^peake said: "The condition of ail true work for good 1B to be found ll In MM~ '\~"'"T^ 'cok Uj ?rar'? God." He also said the intercourse with Jesus has at the foundation of all suscessful work. If we cvould give sight to th? blind, we, ourselves, 'jmuBt be geeing lato> heaven, What we do, said Mr. Speake, "depends on what we are, and what we are depends on whet Wa re ceive. When tho vision of God's heart j and passion is clearest, our pity and sympathy for our fellowman is deep est;'We have looked .with little pur pose noon od if we haven't learned to iffer for God's children. Holding on, en, to all the.resources that dod had add possible through His : atoning *, wo are in position to minister to eraohaf-needs of'ou? fellowman, lind cannot lead the t#in?\?? " ] jS man to Christiu?iil*^ 3 have found Hin* We can-\ har^a?ry ot Sae croas ] e neon here. i .1 ?Kation seshed tn be woa derflly stirred, many fauvlst mr-1* ei%' for specie! loved ones, m?tr^?r?Vfor Children, anc? many foi" f.'Ian&l'.It Wae decided to hold another servie* ai tny church Tuesday afternoon at four o' clock. ' The Monday night meeting Was tal ly as well attended as-the meeting last Monday evening showing the interest in the meeting had in no sense dim inshed. The singing as led by Mr. Din ner, was unusually impressive. Mr. Spaik? preached from the text Romans 11:20-"fly tho deeds int the law shall no flesh be Justified." The text .was well taught and tho general impression was in conformity with it. Several new illustrations were used and he f.i>ieh-^ ed his sermon wUh n ?lea foy Ma peo* plo,to he ready when $e tiru* comas, j-for them to go to tn? worl? beyoad. Several at tho close of .the service; made a profession pf saving faith Ia orxhe weeku di alfi cn^^^T^be^^^^eoHo with the Iglon Bible Class. for Our iSuf. we' hs ? The con WILL ORGANIZE J i?\juraa y^?*?j<rxj??r\ of Ira^rtanc? ?o Wi?BeKe?dat . A? t?Gfo Tosught. i: o? . :: .: i night Behool cljwses yt^Brogan and. Anderson mill last night. K: H. Burnett, secretary of the Ands Y. M. C. A., said that he ana I i were TC?jr w.?^.? -.^--v. i ?av ?Xkro?i?j?iii'.' rnjriy. ?iliaciltj? ?u-j rolled last night at these two mills and { more to come. Mr. .Burnett has announced that a chiss will be formed tonight for the young men of the city who are ?com nejilfd to work during the day light Iv jurs and ail the young, men- of the c-ity proper interested sn the - night <choot are asked tel* present at-tho Y. M. C. A. tonight at.7:30 o'cteek. At tho same time and placo anoth er class will bo organised la textile j designing, mill ealclaHcdc and mech- J anical drawing and those iatere4tM:M* this department should by all means ba present. Wr. .Burnett cays Uiat the Outlook b^rskhz aa? ?ts JlespowitK^ty. Says the Anderson Intelligencer: "The..Hon, W. ??jev?nson, r^ jChe ; raw, has suggested a plan for tirtanc tor titiln? ov< - - nos. Whatever Mr. ce r"les groat weight. ot tb* South. * * _ several big things ?or I atore to do. They ere'co hlg] HELD A DELIGHTFUL RECEP-?! TION um iv Tea??e? pi School, with Friends ! and Petrona, Had sm Enjoy ; When the good women, bf a section cet busy oh any proposition, there la aaa*.Aa be ?oroethlitc happening; pre? ty soon, and ii they once make un their minds to do a tiling lt win be done, and whenever they do a thing it.fa?jbca>:1 to bo done well. The truth ot the Of'" /e statements waa very man ifest yesterday afternoon when tho Lebanon Rural School Imbrbvementl Association gave a reception to the faculty and patrons -?f-^manon High School, m honor pf the opening of the school, which took plane yesterday morning. Promptly at 4:3? o'clock a large ?^&.r ?y -patrons'aW friends of, the school assembled at Lebanon park, and Tor a season forgot that thWrVi? war in Europe/ and tho* cotton; sold for 71-2 eette at 'Anderson veale Tray did . not'semn to* be aware /* there waa say ouch "feing aa war ? cotton io existeocttSnH^ono thddfrbjt wasche success of =tMs VWAW^HI of the, Lebanon High^nool, and to make everyone pre?fett.?hjoy thc first reo^ptibn given ; .Schoo* Irct provemeat AssocJair?rr. >?-Mw N? gathering t? corapleib'Withoul or atory., and Mr. Robbin?..'a member-of the-board of trastees, acting aa mas ter of ceremonies, called upon sever ot those/present for short addresses. AmoRg those who spoke were Mr. j. H. Felton, county superintendent of education; Misa. M?&e* Carlington, j count y rural school supervisor ; W.-W. Saoak, editor of the Anderson in telligencer; Mr. M. a. Rtchardaon? Mr. _ J. D. Welborn, Prof. P W. JwroeM principal of tho-school, aud others." Those speakers were very: comrdlrnan tary to the spirit of the encastan, and predicted big things'.for th? achoo!, . At tb? conclusion of Uie/e?febf ina mind the ladies had prcnared a feast for the appetite, in the Shape of dellcifl oas fried ehickfin, %??. r^?, y&f* and cake, the Varloty and abundance of which bespeak thrift abd plenty. The Lebanon Rural School Improve afjout thc same number ot honorary ^g?W?er?,Vy?h|eh in Wj?y their huai anas, sons "and sweethearts who do as ibo ladies say do. Mr?. John Smith ^.president..and she is ably assisted: by Mrs. Annie Smiter vice pr?sident; an? Mrs. D. C.. Craig, secretary andi t now the association i*s planning & to erert a hal! at the ?ark, and thel. following , ladles constitute a building! committee : - Mba- Nannie Ducworth, i Mrs. R. A. i-caseale;VMrH. D. c.; Craig It is tbdttght .t^t work shon b#-*tar*?dr}on tal? building, iv ?ll Ka xi?AllUux tr? .ty OMrar of the school thia year j ron* one. and the enrollment at] wing .yesterday was moa t grail ? JeWgt.largfir tnan it has e*$?] iM^^iSM ai .a very busy time or iii T ?.r t"pr? were Iib" pupiiFi eh-f d at the opening of tho schooL following ia tho faculty: Prof. P. *S principal; Miss Mary Broy Mabel Cooncr, and "Misa ?n:?i5 in; ??ei?tants Prof. Jayroe la i at? of the S. C . Unlvertftfc has taught five years. Miss Broj" graduated at Winthrop; Miss Coona.s at Columbia College; M'as BlackmanL at lander College, and each oftheeeB young ladlee'has taught two years. " 1 A Sa? l?EATi? death, angel visited the borne' tad. Mrs. Neater Banner vealrig, Oftebef '?, end ned b ryphoi what slonc. Qitr suffV; : Kv&ryhlng was dou? for the ffarer bot God had Dianne .., .-...... , .^T.(ri..r..|.-?MtiMiiiiMi rim-i-rr For Men and Young Men " FREE CIRCUS TICKETS With Every Hat, Selling lor Two Dollars qr Mere STEPSONS EXCLUDED TRANSACTIONS CASH W&?Sm ?H BRING CQUPQN WITH Y??lw a Ucket to RINGLING BROS, fl i .1 ' CtACVB, Oct 8. 1?14. ' I .V..J .'.?it. t r. fi ..J.......;., .1. T L. NEXT DOOR TO EVAN'S PHARMACY NO. 1 eal I AAAAA A .j, rf?, J, J personal _ . G. Watkins, pf Pendleton, was ?orig the visitors to spend yeater r In Ute city, leorge E. Moore, editor of tito nea Path Chronicle, spent yester y In the city. ?. H. Gilliam, of Charlotte, w.;s \ |non?T the visitors to the city yester IG-.UV. Prlec,. of Spaxtanbrg. spent Kateraay in the city, a guest at ,t) e | niquola hotel, H. J. Shoemaker, of Spartanbprn;.. - in the city yesterday on burl Mrs. Felix Watkins, of , wore shopping tn the eily Pani Trihle, of Martin Township | Iwnt a fow hours in the city ye:: J. M Tribble, of Belton, was in An acreon yesterday for a abort stay, y j Jim Mitchell, or ute Broadway es J-j lon, waa la Anderson yesterday cn Rainess. Ii. G. Harrison, of Sandy Springs bent a feV hours in the city yoster*-: B. Harris, Jr., of .Pendleton, was mong .the visitors to the city ye>. srday. J- Mercer King, of Martin township,' nae in the city, yesterday on bunine:.*. B. A, Wilson, of Pendleton, spent, a pw hourn in tho city yesterday. Si?noy Strickland, of Martin to vi vas among the visitors to tito Siy yesterday. t G, L. Winthrop, of CJyeenville, wlip kho ia conner;ed with the . Piedmont rnd Noriherc. line?, was ??, Ar.: featerday. I J. A- Cook, or iva, was arnon* tho irtettors tb spend yesterday, in Andcr i.T.'c. Jackson, of/ Iva, waa in Aa !er8oa^ae*terday ferr a abort atay. ! Mr. and Mrs. BTH, Hodges, of 8<arr, ware tfcoppinW In tito city yes terday W. O. Hoghes add L. A. Todd, of Starr, wore la tlie city yesterday ?nj business. | * L. C- Harrison, of the Denver sec-1 tion, spent ? few hours In the city yesum??y. Mr. and Mrs. John Chantine, of Anderson, R. P.- D., wero shopping fn'the city yesterday.' oiauoe Sorrell?, or Hartwell, aa., waa among tho visitors to tho city yesterday D. T. Blackwell, of Duo Weat, was in Anderson yesterday 'for a short stay. W. TS. Giles, of Townville, spent yesterday in tho city on business; -- M. H. Sexton, of Starr, was in the city for a few hours yesterday. . FkowolBki, a well known Anderson " county planter, waa In the city yes terday. M. N. Campbell, of Belton, spent part Of yesterday in the city on busi ness."** I* W. Campbell, of Pendleton, was among the business visitors to thc ! city yesterday. f . TI im --- J. N. Nance, of Due West, spent yesterday in thc city cn bts>?nes?> . D. F. West and Joe Kroc mun, of thc Roberta section, were in Anderson yesterday. r ST. W- Hale, f Andorspn, R. F. D^ was in the city yesterday on busi ness. Frank ' Bre?ronle, of tlie Lebanon section, spent a few hours in thc city yesterday C. D. Chamblee. a well known Anderson planter, waa in tho city yesterday. i ' . Miss Pensacola, Brunyon, of Starr, waa shopping in the city y*c?&rday. a a ea 4 a a a 4 . . e o a o a CLEMSON, COLLEGE KOTES, o a -- a . o a o o o o a a e e . a C!*niaon Col'.eso. Oct. 4 -Tho ono I year agricultural men arrived on tho I 1st ot October. They aro *hO"t 60 in ? number and bave awaited the enroll- ? meet to 801 men. This number (?01) i is about SO i i excess of last year's f enrollment. I ? ?' ? i Tbs Clemson. "Tigers" left hero Friday at noon for D* vii son to play Saturday. The gamo resulted in a ti? j score-C5*msou 0,K Davirton 0. The i players returned Sunday and alt arel] :W7 Wk The expense of making the. crops should be paid ou - of the crop. No fariner >vQul^ try to make Cotton without ' using * Fertilizer. The Fertilizer debt \ should be among the first debts paid. Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co, - n good shape. Thia hoing tho first ?une of the Season, the gaine was tot >eon later n the season. i? good aa it weald probably have In all probability there will be a arge number of'Clemson mw pres ent at 'he sv^n'rig performance of (tingling Brea, eirena - mwaa ItflfTICE-I hereby forbid anyone hir ing br harboring my aaa J. P. Rig' ? by, who left home without rn WP.?, ; ,17 years old, about s feet tall, darb red skin,1 coarse roles. Kew;; ; 25 for Information causing hl?*re tarn Kelley Klghy. Sandy fi. C. Phono 43*6.. Ki-:.