Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Classified Want Advert? Twenty-fire woree or lets, One Tu Biz Times $1.00. All advertisement over twenty-five word. Astes on 1,000 words to 1 ttQ*. No sdrertisoment taken for less t lt your name appears In the teles your ?ant ad to 321 and a bill wini prompt payment. FOR SALE FOB SALE-New Ivers and Pond plano, for $300-coat $4?5 0u. Ap ply to P W. Major, treasurer Ham mond Behool- Anderson, R- I. 10-9-lmop FOB SALE-W?J have a small tract of isoi formerly part of the Quince Hawjnd place, which can he bought cbir?p if you act quick. Frank & De Cto?pt Realty Company. 9-30-tf FOR SALE-Fulghum oats, free of foreign matter, county raised and -radcd. $1.10 per bushel, even bag* while the supply lasts. " Smith, Seedsman. FOB SALE-One Cole hot blast stove, in flrpt class condition for $5 cash. Apply to 8. L. Prince, Beckley Build inj|Al-l-3t. FOBljiALJS,-Ono sideboard, dining tabjs. refrigerator. All in good cbndiUon. Cheap for cash. Mrs. J. P. Hamil, 122 E. Church St. 10-*-8tp. LOST L0t)T-A female Irish Llewellyn Set tor, white with brown spots over body and head. Had on collar with Bthall piece' of rope attached when last seen Thursday. Dr. H. H. Har ris,' Phone 82. ?^Et^ MONET TO LEND-Few hundred dol lirs, st eight per cent to be secur ed by first mortgage on farm land. Sca ts ai once Greene & Earle, Attys.~llt44V 11 '["ilTfllHIH ESTRAYED from W. P. Bell's Mond>y oho medium sised mouse eol nare mule, about ?^fegrg' of?. BftBipP to Mrs. W. E. Cowan Notify W. P. Bell. ll-fSt Fi? and Oysters ARRIVE DAILY Sopers send ss tho t&sptj' fra?? Oysters, Spotted Trout, Blackfish, fud Mixed Fish shipped here. Phone Your Ottler to McKelvey & Thomas . . s .* . . ea eVe' e . . . s e e e J DB. L. H. SNIDER . J YETERJNAB? SURGEON . * Fvetwett Ce. Stable 3 J An?ersoa, & C. . a ?-^iffif* oe o ea eoe o o V I *>-t??*aM??ito> ef ? -? PjfcOT^?BBAPWY o I lSki?Lti#*l??KX<t?B o i OVER KEE??JTK WELBY STORE * e ?oas .**..?.??**.*.* .sucos J : t?&m* A^ertoni S. C. J ? ..?>/?:.. ? . ? Columns sing R^tes ne 26 cont?, Three Times 60 cents, words prorata for each additional io used in a month made on appU nan 28 cents, cash In advance. ?hone directory you can telephone e mailed after Its insertion for WANTS A COUPLE with children deidre two furnished rooms for light house keeping. If you object to children j don't answer. Stato price, location, etc Rooms, caro Intelligencer. WANTED-The public to know thal we have Just received a large ship ment of box files, and. can supply your wants in this line. Anderson Intelligencer, Job Department. tl WANTED-Bright, energetic boy for carrier. Good salary and commis sion. Apply to Tho Intelligencer of fice, tf WANTED-Ton to .read .our .two weeks' bargain sale on page live of this issue. Southern Public Util ities Co. dtf MIDWAY CAFE-Clean and up to date place for ladles and gentlemen. Wo are Americans and deserve your patronage. Think lt over. NOTICE-Wo aro now prepared to do your grinding of all kinds of feed stuff-cotton stalks, corn stalks, shucks, straw, grain, etc. Price 20c per cwt Strictly cash. Anderson Mattress ind Spring Bed Co. PLEASE-Don't believe the follow ing statement, but come, seo for yourself whether lt ls true of not We claim that we give Just a little better shave, a little better haircut a little better service in every way than is offered elsewhere in the city. The Eaglo Barber Shop. FOR RENT FOR RENT-One five room house, electric lights, water, large lot. Rout reasonable. W. M. WALKER. SALTS Ir BAGKACHY AND KiONEYS HURI Stop Eating Meat fer a While If Your Bladder Is Troubling Lou. When, you wako up with backache and dull misery In the kidney region lt generally means you have been eal ing too much meat, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to fiitcr lt from the blood and they become sort of paralysed and loggy. When your kidneys get *luggl?h and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all tito body's urinons waste, else you h? backache, sick headache, ditsy spells; your stomach sours, tongue ls. coated, and when the weather ls bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine ls cloudy, full of sediment, chan-. nols often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night Either consult a good, reliable phy- j ciclan at once or get from your phar macist about f.qur ounces of Jad Salts: take a tablespoonful In a glass ot] water before breakfast for a few, days and your kidneys' will then net fine This famous salts ts made from the I acid of grapes and lomon jutco, com bined with llthla, and hat hean used for generations to ?lean and stimulate sluggish v'dneys, also to neutralise acids in the urine so it no longer Irri tates,, thus eliding bladder weakness. Jad Salts la a life saver for r?guler meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, can not Injure and makes a delightful, ef fervescent llthla-water drink. for Cleaning Tinware. ., first wash Ute tia tn. hot soapsuds and wipe thoroughly dry. Then scour with dry flour, applied with an all Throw Your Lantern. Try a "Want" A* InTne Intel thence r f if you are trying to find ?onie lost article. With your lantern. ?ted S .onto. Try Itt + ii Personal j Miss Kmiun Sltton of Pendleton wa? shopping in the city yesterday for a few hour.-. Olin Simpson of Westminster spent part of yesterday In Anderson on business. Frank Sharpe of Pendleton wan among thc visitors to the city yes terday. Milling Fricrson bas gone to Co lumbia, where ho will enter thc Uni versity of South Carolina. Dr. W. S. Hutchison of the Leba non section was in the city yester day for a Bhort stay. Dr. Burton and Dr. Watson of Iva j were in the city yesterday on pro I regional business. H. H. Springs of Greenville has been spending a few days in tho city. J. T. Banks of Greenville was in I tho city yesterday, a guest at the Chiquola hotel. J. C. Caldwoll of Spartanbur;? spent I a few Boura in the city yesterday. ?t. L. Bailey of Greenville was among tho visitors to the city yes terday. A. M. Aiken of Spartanburg has \ beon spending a few days in the city. R. C. Rrocklngton of Rion, 3. C., ls In tho city for a Tow davjj on bus iness. W. I). Ballard of Pendleton WA3 amoug the visitors to spend yester day in the'city. A. G. Thompson and Glenn Rlmp son of Starr were in the citv yester I day for a few hours. Joel Keys of Darlington is In thc ?city for a visit to friends aud rela tives. John Chastine of Anderson, F>. F. D., spent a few hours in tho city yes terday. Ernest Latlmcr of Lowndesvillc spent part of yesterday in the .?'.y |ou business. R. li Swetenberg of the Portman shoals section was tn the city yes 11 ord ay. W. L. Duckworth of Williamston was among the visitors1 to spend yes terday in the city. Oliver Bolt of the Ceatervlllo sec tion wa? in tho city yesterday for a few hours. J. W. Brown of Starr spent part I of yesterday in the city on business. E. M. Duckworth of Anderson, R. F. D., was In the city yesterday for a short stay. F. H. Cambrel of Pendleton spent a few hours in the city yesterday on business. Mack Reed of Anderson,. R. F. D. ?? MOOflic t?io visitor* tc- thc cit" I yesterday. ~ Steve Fisher of Level Land spent j a few hours In the city yesterday. B. H. Hodges of Starr spent yes jterday in Anderson oh business. - vMrs. Julia Anderson of Anderson, Ri F. D" was shopping in tho city I yesterday. J. J. Glenn of Sandy Springs (?pent a few hours tn the city yesterday oh business: TX N. Watson, m progressive Ander son county planter, was in the cit} .yesterday. Arthur Sullivan and R. A. Sullivan ,of -Townvltlo wero In tho city yes terday. Forest, Pruitt ol Pialo, Ga., has ar rived' th tho city to attend the A'n derson-PruUt wedding which takes j ? place toalght. Mrs. C. r? Wean of starr waa shopping in the city yesterday for a |;few hours. Wari Said tho philosopher: We*, ta Na ture's anUmony. daid the sentimentalist: War ls the ( cr.me of Ute ages. p poit: The scourge of God. -.49 diplomatist: An error in con versation. The ruler: A necessary eviL The mother: The supremest sacri fico. The seer: The nth powe*. of stupid ity. Tho financier: The burden ot pos terity doubled, jy lneTorihiii. Rota.' soldier: War ls glory-and hell The darkest moment 1? e*J4 to be jost before dawn. This it nra dis covered not to ba to- Thu darkest moment, relatively speaking, la whan the noonday sun shines. The* lt la that living things on the earth art blinded by tba das?!* of the aaa and fat! to recognhje light that nevar fails, out rp space. 'J..! '.Ji-?, " _ ".UJLL. A1 S'.'-i.'"!' MORE THAN HALF TH IN THE ) With the entrance of T?rke) than half of thc world, from thc v illation, arc now actually at war, re upon Servia. Herc are the ligure THE A Are British Empire. France (including colonies) . . , Russian Empire., Belgium (including the Congo) Japanese Empire. Servia. Montenegro. Total Allies. GERMANIC Germany (including colonies) , Austro-Hungarian Empire. . . . Turkey (including Egypt) . , Total Pro-German Total of countries at war . . . Total land area of earth . . . Total population of earth. . , .. .NOTE: Egypt, though liomin Leen "temporarily occupied" by Gi of Alexandria in 1882. RIVAL-RUSSIAN AND 1 AND NEW ARM RUSSIA BATTLESHIPS levas tafi. loann Zlatoust. Patelimon. -- Rostislav. Tri Sviattitelia. Georgi Pobidonosets. PROTECTED CRUISERS KaGouL ramiat. Ten torpedobttftts. OTHER WAR^VESSELS Nine destroyers. Eleven submarines. Four gunboats. Total tonnage of battleships] and cruiser*:, 83,390. This comparison it made fro ing Sh?ve. There are a number c The Goebcn and the Breslau are many. The former ia classed as ment of 22,640 tom. Two of t ships are small, being reconstruct Russian battleships ia old and ama with 10 torpedo bea ts, 10 destroy boat*. 3371,000 MOFE ME] The entrance of Turkey int? 371,000 more men and the na vic gie. If Italy and the Balkan St lineup* i? likely to bees followst FOR THE G Turkey Army on wai footing. Ntrvyj"--erev?Ci. Total mem . FOR THE ITALY Anny on war footing. . . . Navy-169 ships, with crews GREECE Army on war footing. . .. Navy 41 shat?, with crews c iBrtn-GARIA Army on wat* t ooting. ROUMANIA Army on war footing. Total mela'. THE ANDERSON JOB PRINTING E PEOPLE VORLD NOW AT WAR ' into the war, considerably more ?evypoint both of area and of pop Stltting from thc Austrian demands s: LUES. a (in square miles. , .13,123,712 , . 4,291.810 . . 8,400,000 . . 813,400 235,900 . . 34,000 5,800 ) Population 435,000,000 94,730,000 164,000,000 22,500,000 65,100,000 5,000,000 500,000 .26,904 786,830,000 ENTENTE . 1,343,020 261,033 . 1,058,094 80,000,000 51,340,000 31,580,000 2,562,094 162,920,000 Area .29,566,416 .55,500,000 Population 949,750,000 1,623,000,000 ally under Turkish suzerainty, has eat Britain since the bombardment TURKISH FLEETS IES THAT MAY FIGHT I TURKEY BATLESHIPS Sultan Mehmet Rechad (dreadnought). Harrredin Barbarosse. Torgud Reis. Mirin-I-Xaffer. PROTECTED CRUISERS Hamidich. Medjidich. GOEBEN. Breslau. OTHER WAR VESSELS Nino torpedo boats. Eight submarine*. No submarines. Sra gunboat*. Total tonnage of battleships | and cruisers, 89,700. ria data contained in Jeno's Fight rf other small craft in both navhs. bo cruisers purchased from Ger a dreadnought, having a displace? he Turkish fleet classed as battle od .merchant ships. One of thc IL Other advices credit Turkey 'er*, and twenty-eight small gun? M MAY ENTER WAR y the European war may ring 3, ts of three nations into tho strug ates abandon neutrality, the final ERM ANS: 1,000,000 . ' 31,000 1,031,000 ALLIES: .1,200,000 of. -. 8o;oo? V. i-\?f.* ': . - . " ' . . - *0, . 150,000 if . . . 30,000 380,000 . 500,000 .2,340,000 'ARtf?i?B?T oooooooooooooooo] o IVA NOTES 0000000004*000000! IVA. NOT. 3.-The Iva theatre be gan a contest on Octobor 31 and tlx young lady who tells the most tick ets to the movies and gets the great est number of votes will ge a dia mond ring, and the one coming sec ond will be awarded a watch brace let^ Tho contest will close Decom ber 31. Much interest is being man ifested in the contest. Tho followhig young ladles havo entered thc con test: Misses Essie Cook, Marie Mc Gee, Helen Loverett, Annie Griffin, Ethel Cunningham and Annie Half acre. Dr. C. H. Burton spent a few hours lu Starr Sunday v/ith friends. Miss Vera Spoon has roturred from a few days' stay with friends and relatives near Honori Path. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones ore in Hartwell for a short stay, attending the fair. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hall were visit ing in Barnes Sunday. Mr. Oscar Smith of. Athens, Ga. post office Inspector, was hero' Tues day on business. Mr. William Kennedy of Troy ia visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. F. Mc Gee. Rev. S. J. Hood and wife have re turned from n VIBII tu friends in An derson. . Rev. I. N. Kennedy of Troy spent i Saturday night here at the home o' Mr. W. P. McGee Mrs. Rosamond Seawright, who har been spending several 'weeks here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W T. BurriSB, has returned to her homo in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sadler of Starr were visiting relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. TL Bonds of Bornes1 were here for a short while Monday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wharton and Miss Rosa Wharton have boen spend ling" a few days In Anderson with rel I atlves. Among those who attended the meeting of tho A. Fi Presbytery which was held in Anderson were: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McGee, Mrs. A. C.. Townsend, Mrs. W. T. Burriss. Mr. J. D'. McDonald. Amos McDonald. R. C. McDonald. Miss Bertha McAllster and Misses Lizzie and Alkamya Town send. Master James McDonald, who has ?been on a visit to his grandmother, .Mrs. Ltszle Seawright, has returned ? to his home itt Anderson. MUs Susi? Wiles Bpent Saturday In I Anderson with frier ds. I^Mr. B. H. Sadler and children of - cn:..cen T.'C;?,r. hero ? io? uOiii? Sunday with hts parents, Mr. abd Mrs. D. F. Sadler. Miso Sarah Gili Hand, a student of Anderson college, has returned to An-, derson, after a few days' stay her' with her' parents. Mr. S. O. jackson, Jr., of Storc ville, was In town a short while Sun day with relatives. - Rev. W- S. Hamiter of Blackstock j will preach in ihe Presbyterian church tibre next Sunday morning abd evening. The public ls cordially invited to attend these services. 3 Mr. rx I j. Snipes and daughters, Misses Audrey, Imogene and P.o<n Lee, of Felzcr spent Sunday here" with hts daughter, Mrs. W. R, Malli na*. Mr. S. M. McAdams lett Monday for a business trip to Tampa, Florida. / 'Misses-Corinne Haynie of Creen-j ville and Emma Drake or Pelzer were j guests Sunday ot Mrs. W. R. Mulli na*. > F?3v. J. L. Singleton of Starr was a visitor here Monday. Mr. L. H. Hall was a business visi tor In Anderson Mondsy. Mr. LeRoy Sadler left Monday for a business trip to Mt. Carmel. '?i--- ?"? \ "' . .'. ? ? elnhocat?on I am now located over YV. A. Power's grocery store at 212 1-2 S. Main Street. 1 thank my friends tor their past patronage and ask con tinuance; of same. I make plates at $6. 30 I make sold crowns at$4.00 I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhe?, Alveo larly of the gums and all . crown arid Eridge work and regulating rfc*! fOfrjred'teeth; ; All work guaranteed first class. & G. ? RUG ? . nt?rs&t ; , ; v ? ?? ?? ? ' "j: _^y';v ? " 1 ?f* r : ??Pos?T ye With tis? and then we will lend Interest Paid' Tffe Farmers a?? m *. The Farmers U Combined Resources a little tl OUB ?) J.'?. Hu?l?m H. A. 4?rry ? IJ.-J. Major, Taos. C iaetsea, f. Sr 1 ,' "!! . ' J ?aw?M?u. SPEG? RATES GREATLY RE I) rc KU BOUND TRIP PARKS VIA SOUTHE BN BAIL. WAY IN CONNECTION WITH BLUE Bl DOE FROM ANDER SON, s. C. $4.40...Atlanta, Ga. And return account of Christian Temperance Union. Tickets on sale Nov; 7 to 12 ln'cluBlvc, " with return limit Nov. 22rd. ^ Savannah, Ga* $7.26. Annual Convention United Daugh ters of tho Confederacy. Tickets on salo Nov. 7 to 10, final limit Nov. 20, 1914. Richmond, Ya* $16.75. Southern Medical Association. Tickets on.sale Nov. 6 to 8; Anal limit Nov. 22, 19914. Spartnnburg, 8. C $2?0. Spartauburg Fair Association. Tiokcts on sale Nov. 1 to 5; final limit Nov. 7, 1914. For completo information, tickets and etc., call on ticket agent, or write: J. R. Audcreon, Supt, Anderson, S. C. W. R. Tabor, T. P. A. Greenville, S. C. W. E. McGee, A. G. P. A. Columbia, S. C. Charleston & Western Carolina Railway To and From the NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST Leaves: No. 22_6:00 A. M. No| 6_; 3:35 P.M. Arrives: No. 5 . . .10:50 A. M. No. 21_4:55 P. M. Information, Schedules, rates, etc., promptly given. E. WILLIAMS, G. P. A., Augusta, Ga. T. B. CURTIS, C. A.? ? Anderson, S. C. CONDENSED PASSENGER SC??ED ULES PIEDMONT AND NORTH ERN RAILWAY COMPANY, Effective August 16, 1914. Anderson, 8. C Arrivals Departures ! No. SI 7.45 ft. m.Na. 30 6.20 a. m Na. 33 9.40 a. lh.No S3 8.20 a. ttl . Nox36 ir.35 a. m.No. 84 10.25 .a m. No. 37 135 p. m-No. 36 ll 50 a. m. I No. 39 3 30 p, m.No. 38 2.10 p. m. No. 41 4?45 o, m.No 40 3.30 p. m. No 43 6.56 p. lp:N0Jc43 4.45 p. m. Na ?6 7.15*. ttiNo. 44 6 45 p. m. No. ?7 11.15 p. m.No. 46 10.00 p. nt (x-Limited train ) C. V. PALMER, General Passangar Agent If It your eye? er sisers tn .MI F-*-1 ?lisa en thssn f ean.gtTt. 70K Ogg werlTtl^t?eBr ssAlsfi pates 30c vp. DR? Mil lfe 112 W. VVhitner St. fis ol' Hrtip%eee eon* you money when you need ifc | on Depo ?ts. Merchante Bank yan 4P Trust ?o. be Ris* of On* M&?* Dollars [RECTORS: Fester' -WBrVwni' x.ar>*atAiL 2. jr. - fan direr.