Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Want Advert? Twenty-five word? or leia. Ono Ti 8ix T*ta**-ft?0,, L? All advertisement over twenty-tiv? . word.' t lat ?? ba 1.000 * ords to i doa. No advertisement taken for tess t If your munt- appears In the relej your vint ad tu 321 and a bill willi prompt payment. F?R SALE IB SAIE-Hlgheat ntralns Barred ttnouth Rotka. RO Pullets. $1.00, Cookorlr, ?1.26 to $100 each. Migo . Turkeys at reasonable rsi*. X&Jfefbbliaf, Pendletotn, ?.-U-U-afc _.... E-WHEAT- Seed wheat; I f ?cleened ant graded-quality will please atty one-price $2.00* pey bushel. Supply limited. Purman Bmlth, Seedsman, Phone 464. i FOB ?ALE-Early Jersey Wakefield ind Charleston Wakefield .Cabbage plants, J. B. Pant, Phone 86?. ? li-iMt, , 'Vi;'-"* .:f\ WANTS ttAKTBlV-Ta*??elle to know tkat _ Oles, sod can supply m tata Una Anderson Job Department. tt, W ANTEf>~-Rright, energetic boy for1 caf Her, O s'i salary and commis sieh. Ap ol y to The Intelligencer of fice, tl WititJTD-Yo* te read .oar .two weeks' bargain sale on page five Of thia leen*. Southern Public UU1 fttte CcT 4tf WAHTEJO-AIT* kinds of Junk, cast iron, raga, cane, rubber; brass? cop per, zinc and load. Bring to Sam nisner, corner E. Whttnsr and Man ning and receive cash. ll-17-flto?, NOTM'E-^Wb are now prepared to do your grinding ora? kinda of feed stu ff-.cotton staHrsy corn stalks, ??>???. g*?!*/! ?tc. Fr?c? 2S? per cwt. Strictly cash. Anderson Mattress and Spring Bed Co. the monumental of all kinds. W. Main atraer. anything Une. Tombs A. Todd, Anderson, ~T?C? pani.- :? .o^J^f?n^e'Th'.msas nnd J. C. Thomas are lb the Cleaning. Pressing and Dying and Repairing hmlnMiL Pride? ohean. Olva ns a ?Sal. at-ltp Columbia Tali-i oriug Co.{ 122 West Whltner Street. Clothes c?rt?d for and delivered. WijSSS i* Stott told Jeff we serving Oyatera, stewed or fried: Whola 580, Half i5c.-Mldway Cafe. ! DBESd tf?tof? of all kinda, neatly ar.d well, dobo, quick service, mod ?Tftte price*. ; Miss Porter. 1025 t?. Towera.-ll-ao-il v?tt itkNT--Mvr houae on West, Franklin Ut Electric light, water and all conveniences, Ratea Reason- j able. C??a?. W. Www or ?. j. TrowbriOaa^ll.WWtp. Because .1 recently . ?tated that 11 could then buy good, pecans in my home town for ?cents.a pound. Ii have hadhumber ; qt isttargr persona who aeeto* laureated in i,,. t^oo#M the statement would, injure growere,. a cerreef?"*^ _ or 2B cento a >*wa3rnlng. ?read do not mean to be drawn Into a dts o:.-OMbn^,?, pecan pd***. 1 hope all tifio gtawm win gehrig. pno?, but tt ?HUfco me that when all the ] paean SMfa^itm*.-m?w t**s? s?a?M??; ie the ,800th cet Into bearing, th* growers- war b? fortuoaie to get: 15 cents. 4; pound: for -the nuts.- and ? v Us?t* tfcty- wo*? not be attees 115-4 U ?11 , Awrsf'?ssSB*-*? ffiraMK, 'Li . * i i niininfa-wi.i'iiii II ? ? iii^?S<?M*?aiwrMM :A?p KR?N' ^"?psaftsn Qaa II Columns sing Rates me 26 cent? Three Time? 50 cent*. 1 wordi prorata, for web additional ;?... o HO lu ;i moa tb ut*J?> on u;ip' ? han 2b cent*, raab lu _dvafic* ?boo? directory you can telephone te mailed after ita insertion for GRAIN PARTY VISITS SENECA No Meeting Wa? Held on Account ol Not Being Announced in Time. Special to IiitclUgracer. SENECA, Nor. 20.-The State party ot grain promoters stopped for a while in Sneca today. The party con sist* of Hon. E. J. Watson. A. O. Smith, abd L. L. Hoffman, bf Colum bia, Prof. W. H. Barton of. Clemson College, and J. C. Stratton of Chica go. Mr. Stratton is the grain elevator man, The party left Anderson this morning, and came here by way of Townville and Westminister. They ar rived here about vane o'clock and took dinner at the Oconoo Inn. No meet ing- was held here Oe cause of a fail ure to get lt announced In time. They left here for Easley and expected to spend tonight In Greenville. The party Is traveling ip a large six cylinder Mitchell automobile, and aro making the trip In fine order. Dr. BL A Hines, the secretary of the South Carolina Medical Association, and of the State Board ot Health, is in Charleston at tending the dedicatory exerclsss of the new State medical college build ing. The ninth annual meeting of the Fourth District- Medical Association will be held in the Masonic hall at this place next Tuesday. The meeting will be called at 10: SO, and dinners will be served at the Oconee Inn from 2 to 3 p. m. The officers of the association are: Dr, J, C. Sanders. Anderson/ Presi dent; Dr. E. W. Carpenter. Greenville, vice president; Dr. A D. Cudd, secre tary and treasurer; The following ls the program: Address of Welcome, Msyor of Seneca. Address of Welcome- Dr. J. H. Johns, president Oconee County Medical Association. Response- Dr. J, O. Sanders, pres ident 4th. District Medical Associa tion, Anderson. The Stomach, and its Biegendes N. F. ntalt. Pjimnhoiiln A case of Esphagospy- W. J. Kel ler; Spartanburg. Subject Unannounced- E. W. C?r Schtsr, GrescTfl!*, The Blood Count- T. R. W. Wilson. Greenville. The Enlarged Spleen, Its Signlfl ranoc B. B. Steely, Spartanburg. Subject Unannounced- Geo. T. Ty ler, Greenville.. The Curability of Gonorrhea th the Male- Clyde F, Ross. Anderson, The Importance of X-Ray as sa sic In Diagnosis with Illustrations and Report of Cases./- Dr. Frank Ash more, Anderson.1 The PeUasrrs Problem- j. j.. Lind say, Spartanburg. A On*? nf EplStS?iS- W. K. Nar din, Anderson. The Second Summer Baby- D. L Smith, essayist, Spartanburg. Subject Unannounced-- B. A Hin? ry essayist. Anderson. Random Observations of Medical Europe- E. A. Hines, Seneca. .Typhoid Fever, its cases and treat ment- E. C. Stroud, Marieta. [ Mr. Ban Allen and J. F. Thomas two popular traveling mea from An ?ilarson, ave calling on Uta trade in Seneca today. Mr. Cnaa.. W. Webb, of Anderson was a business visitor to Senses to day, : Mr. R. W. McNeely of Cocoon, Ga, is registered ai che Oconee inn today Mr, J. H. Bryan has returned from a visit to Memphis, Tenn., and th? University of Mississippi, where hi visited bia son. Harry, who ls study ing law in that Institution. . Mr. Jones Fowler, from Gleenvllle N: C.. .spent Thursday night in "Hnecs Mr. Fowler was en route to Anderson with a drove f > -boat sixty tnrkeye Mr1. Ray Dendy ot SouUt Dakota The latest arrival'in town is s young lady, who has taken tbs nsroi of Miss Clara Kilpatrick Thompson She arrived Tuesday hight end ii stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs tV ?. Thompoon. where she will mak< heir home in the future. . Mr. J. R. Garner ot Greenville li in Senses today. . Friends of Mrs. B. F. Sloan will hi .?orry to know that she has been quit! .dM: at their home en Walhalla stree* irises l?e? return from % vt ali tc Greenville. But she is reported to bi nome better. f? elk*!'. L. A 'Bttwerwe. who has beer quite sick ts able to be ont again. Mr. j A. F. Browa has removed hu family to Amerlcus. Ga., tor the win $tt!v ? Deapeadeney Dee te Tbdieeatfea, Tt is not at all surprislna thst per son? who have indigestion beeres? t?swuragiVl and dee oem dent Hurt ; few words of hope and chw for them by Mrs. Blanche Bowers Yndlana; Pa. ..Per years my digas was so paer that I could o*h eat^h* lightest roods. I tried even thing that 1 heard of to get relief, bm i not until about a year ago when I ma Chamberlain's Tableta advertised an? betti* of them, did I find th? |Vi/rht tfeajanentv I-nocet began to ire and Bine?'tsStt?rg a few bottle? ^f^hom my digestion is fins." Fm ? ************** * ELECTRIC CIT * _ * Items of Interest and Person * Wireless OD (ho S ************** Ne Celebration For Arbor Ray. Yesterday was "Arbor Day" and wag observed all over the country as such, especially with the schools, but r?) celebration of ' any kind marked the day In Andereon County. This event ls never of any considerable lm partance In this section of the coun -o Grolu Party At TownvUIe. The grain department traveling over the State from the department of Agriculture, spent Thursday night in Anderson and got en early start for TownvUIe Friday morning. Be cause r.f the faet that TownvUIe peo ple did not know at what hour to ex pect the party there was no large crowd gathered for the meeting and tborefore no addresses were deliver ed. Prof. W. H. Barton of Clemson college spoke for a few minutes to the school children and then the party went nn to Westminster, lt. IP believed that the visit of the party here will have A good influence. Bent Pri?e , Seven Cents. A few bales -less cotton were mar keted on the Anderson market yes terday than has been the case for the nast few weeks. During the day the best price offered by local huyera waa 7 cents per pound and a majori ty of the cotton sold here during the day sold for 6 l-l and 61-2 centa per .lound. This was because a quantity of the cotton did not grade up as hill as the top of the market demanded. -r-o-* M?nagera <anV Get Money Yet One of the Federal election mana ren? Cor' Anderson County yesterday told a reporter for The Intelligencer Mint he had been well-nigh pestered *o death durirhc the last few days by managers wanting pay for their ser vices during the recent election. The commissioner said that he bad re paved rm funds as ye*/ with which to ray. tho managers and that the vrv m'nnte he doe* get the monwy be will mibllsh the fart Meanwhile it will he well for the managers to. take things easy and not bother the com missioners to death about tbe matter, o PrMI? Felphrir Salvation Arajy. Ensign Belcher of the local post of th? Salvation " Army anid yesterday ?hat the people* ot the city have re ?eondM very .liberally to his request **ir gifts of clothing, food,.etc., to be Msed in providing a Christmas for tim .noor people of the city, but the en itam save that still Partner contribu tions will hp necessary If all the peo n?a of fhe city are to be look?** *f t>r. Numerous psc-pls are dropping their mites into the boxes provhi?rt and the poor people in Anderson will he properly looked after this ye?? ??venl if it ls "war times." ? ' O Hmtr Cseu Have Been Stared Away. No more this year will Anderson "??onie ride out of the eltv on in?> pa latial chair ears on the Piedmont t\r\A, {-Northern line. Some time ago offl "tala pf the* cowmanr annnnnr?d thal .\i\y wnnld be forced tn discontinue 'he chair car service, because of lack -? natrocage an? ?uis sten was takf r?isterday. The cars were taken tr OrearnvUle and there stored and frorx now on all passendere will have tr -Ide; alike. A numbVr of people -will -?.irret' to IC^ITI of .this change, sinci 'he chair. car service enabled manj Al them io make more pleasant Jour neys than will' nqW' bp the c?se. i*eeple Interested, V i Tn the TnveK?Igatlon. , Anderson people learned yesterday .vlth considerable Interest tbat. i hearing js .to be held' lb the city ol Greenwood on November 30 relativ? to the complaint brought by the Mer ^ h as its Association o? Greenwood ->.ra,'nst the. Southern Railroad. Th? -isnoHatton contends that Green wood's freight rate is too high atti a decision; In the case will be awaited with Interest'because of the fact thal strier towns and cities in thia sect lor 'viii nrobably take tho sama actltn nrorided tHk city of Greenwood should bs successful tn thia casa. - - ? ,. Q.* ? Here as Yet. Anderson bankers said yesterday that so far aa could be seen. UM open tag. of the Regional Reservi Jiank in Richmond. Va, baa had m affect, ort local banking conditions A maMrity of the Anderson banker! seetano .think however that some de valpn?sents will be evident in a da] ff??^a IIMHIa : Many a householder aroa* yester lay morning and dlscoy,??? wit! -lfsguft that hie water .V.pes' had 'rcrfenx dufifis tito ut ?ht abu maia] of u,jm burst yesterday morning lumbers all over the city did a good business ead moat of them are will ing- for. tho vary, cold weather to con tinue tJm long- sa business holds ut so good. * SpfciafMWav ^ . ..^JW>w?T*ta, ., One should stop and deliberate be fore one gives a mortgage on prop ertr ne possessed, As a rtesitj >f not hartog deliberated ott thi? ti?S?tkMt John Booti: a negro, is ii the A? dorso?i County Jail. .Stott rave a mortgage to .a local bank* os n rhule and when the bank tried U on ttl* mule they found thal inal did aot belong to the no un. Y SPARKLETS * _ - * al Mention Caught Over the # treets of Anderson * Diphtheria Record For Ibis County. j According to a statement issued yesterday by the South Carolina State Board of Health, there were 31 cases of diphtheria In Anderson County dur ing the month of October. Thi? is a less number than for the month of September. According to the publish ed report, there have been fewer caaes of this disease in all parts of the State during November than fer i tho previous month. Other diseases also seem to have been far less prev alent during the month. -o One Case Before The Magistrate. Magistrate Broadwell had an "off day" yesterday and plenty of time to figure up additional schemes for catching the law-breakers, ljc had only or.*? case before bim yesterday, thnt being Roy Watson, a negro, who got Into a fight on the carnival grounds in North Anderson Thurs day night. He was . adjudged guilty and the magistrate sentenced bim to j pay a fine of $10 or to serve 30 days ich the gang. The negro paid. -o [Larger Mains Saved Big Loss. Discussing yesterday the narrow escape his lumber plant had Thurs day night when a near-by house Caught on fire, W. L. Brissey of the Brissey Lumber Company said that he was very appreciative of the , splendid work done by the flre/de I pertinent. Mr. Brissey says that he ; is corlrlnced, beyond a reasonable i doubt, that his lumber plant would, i have been damaged at least $25,000 j had lt not boen for the fact that a I few months ago new water mains were laid on Earle street and the de partment therefore had six inch -nains tasterd of four inch mains, to connect with. Mr..Brissey says that this is about the only way his plant was ever saved ?? ' o Jackson Mill Had Very Narrow Escape; The night watchman at the Jack Ion Mills in Iva smelled burning rope during Thursday evening and about JO:no o'clock he discovered that the main rope running from the engine pit to the too of tho building and connecting with the machinery was on fire. This waa a narrow escape for the mill as the entire" place would have been in flames'in a few minute had the discovery, not been) made Just at the time lt'was. -o' .v.'"., . ? r?!?: . Great Demand Fer Clover. . _ -. ._fiS.?_?u i-?_m_ TX '.oil ( J., ?MW. yesterday In Anderson said -that there-] j la a great demand now* fdr sweet clover s?>ftd, so, great In fact thaf many farmers are planning to plant ba the spring so aa to get seed to sell After this haa gone on fer a few sea sons the price will drop but mean while' farmers will .have enricher their land with a good'legume, with which a straw can bo moro easily sowed than with ordinary clover. Firemen Had Merry Time. Members of the Anderson fire- de partment and a few invited guests had a splendid time last - eveninr when Ohio? Jackson and Drivor Gec?" both ot tho fire department, enter tained at a "possum" dinner. The event began at 6:30 o'clock and last ed nntll well In the evening and num erous Impromptu speeches were de livered. The event waa ono or UK most enjoyable-that the firemen havr ever attempted. CITHOLAX. Users say lt is the Ideal, perfect laxative drink. Mr. M. J; Perkin? Green Bay, Wis., says "I have used pins, oils, salts, etc., but.were all dis agreeable and unsatisfactory. In CL roi ax I have' found the ideal laxative drink." mor sick headache, sour sto mach, lazy liver, congested bowels it is the perfect laxative add gives c [.thorough flush. Sensitive,.delicate people, Invalids and children: find it easy to take and pleasant in action. Results thoroughly satisfactory Evans Pharmacy. siLK AND comir. Editor Sm oak of The Intelligencer says: . '"Too much money spent on so called silk hosiery," Saya a man who knows. For once we are in nocent The pare stuff for us three palra for s quarter; that ts , >when. we have the quarter. Auother "mare man,'* ?peaking be fore a large ccngregalaW ht'w^men recently, said that cotton, stockings are one-third the pricer of eil,* ones, and would last throe times as long, ther*>frtre fnktnae nt.-w?VInra a worth nine Urne? as mucn as silk, i ; The men can tell thdt sort of thing I : to the marines; no woman ls geing ta - balice a trord cf IL fiat's mattias; la best with her.-NewhsMry* Observer. Foley's Hosey ead Tar Cempetmd Creep rtifS'ee^^ creepy cough, broking add gasping for breath, laboreo 'Breathing, call for lm teedb?'.e teilet; The very first doses of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound will master the croup. It cats the thick mucus, clears away th? phlegm and opens up said eases the air passages Harold;Berg. Maes, !Jpeh, write? "We give, Foley** Hooey c-id Tf?'te our children, for croup ead lt alway? sets quickly." Every user is a friend Evana Pharmacy. You can get the new? wane its aaa t Tao sawn ds j niaiy>life?winjn?oer. f^eaa?.1 -v, - . ^XSt??Rria*? MOUNTAINS CLOTHED IN ROBEOF WHITE BLUE RIDGE HAS FELT WIN TER'S GRASP SNOW EVERYWHERE Anderson People Report That Blue Ridge Mountains Are Beauti ful Since First Fall of Snow. Could those Sn Ande, son who are ihiverlng in their boots as a result of ho first real cold wave of the seaton o transplanted to the Town ville scc :..>n of the county, or any other por tion where'a close view of the Blue Ridge mountains is to be had, they night understand right readily the jourco of the "bite" that is in the at mosphere and the meaning of the squall which hit the city so suddenly ind with such icy breath Thursday sight. Blanketed in a mantle of snow, the Blue Ridge mountains to the north of here shone yesterday with a bittering that made the onlooker feel -older than he really was. Sometimes Thursday night the first snowfall of Lhe season occured in the hilly r?gion skirting the northern section of the state, and thc westerly wind yester day, blowing down from the snow zlad summits of the mountains, brought the first dash of real winter weather to Anderson county. Jat/k Frost was also prominent In lamp places yesterday, and scarcely melted even in thc sunny places dur ing the day. Along highways thick ice :oated every* mudhole and ditch in which water v/as standing the night before. Water pipes in the city which were not drained Thursday night by thoughtful housekeepers were a bit loath to give forth their liquid yester day morning, and in some of tho more exposed places wero frozen up. Apparently there was little moder ation in the temperature throughout the day. and indications early last eight pointed to a continuation of the ee l snap. COSTIVE BOWELS, HEADACHE, COLDS, TAKE C?SCARETS No Headache, Soar Stomach, Bad Cold or Constipation by morning. Get a 10-cent box now. - Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indiges tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Iiead nphaa fnma frnm a . tnrnif? lU-or onrl clogged bowels, which cause vour stomach to become filled with ur.digea ed food, which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to unt?lo misery-indiges tion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow skip, mental fears, everything that ic horrible and nauseating. A Cascare! tonight will give your constipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. They work while you. sleep-a 10-cent hos from your druggist will keep you feel ing good for months. Millions of mea nod women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know s miserable moment. 3>3n*t forget thc children-their little insides need t good, gentle cleansing, too. Get Bendy for lt. What about your plans for next year. Mr. Progressive Farmer? Ar? ihey made? Have you a definite, clear cut system already outlined and tc which you mean to adhere? Above all, 'lave yon agreed with yourself that next year your cotton acreage will bo reduced and' that you! will give yourself, your family, your, stock, and your land a chance by planting lib erally of food, feed and soil building crops? We want to -ike thia aa urgent individual appeal to you, for we be lieve that lt is only aa the individua! grrower realises that all cotton anoth er year means ruin ihat we can hop? to achieve any real results In acre age reduction. Let'er see what thc acts in the case are and then look them squarely in the face. 1. Cotton is now selling at seven '.enta, or from three to three and one self cents a pound below the cost ol production, ?t is, oi coarse atwayt unsafe to attempt to prophesy, but wt Are only stating a truth when we saj ?bat to base our 1915 operations on ^nv^hlgher prjee is to court financial 3. Undoubtedly the coming will a?e the almost, entire ?ithdrei ot the credit usually extended to cotton grower. This ia merely gc business on the part of the merci and banker, for they will see that ?tfUft'g money on a crop for whick there may be no market la too. dan ??npw s. r?s?? ?s t^kc? S. Corn, oatt, hay, meat, butter and eggs-In fact food and feed stuff* of every kind, because M thc va** destruction wrought in Europe Till bo in enormous demand ana a ligher prices than for years. With these tacts before us. it I nothing more than sound baaioaai sense to plant lesa cotton anothei ?-eat- And let us forget we are no cutting the cotton acreage to get * higher price for cotton, but auspl beetupe we can't afford to grow lt ai pr?sent prices priceajhat in ail Ukli iiood will prevail next year. 's not expect. *be ether fellow lo it, for exitfrtenco has shoat bj* can't bo depended cn. Rath . wsw yon and I. any friend, ci to tr.ie thing, and prepare for u nt Otherwise the hard times we are .nv >xperieneing will be> doubly, trel ? a year fri. ni new. For the farmer the handwriting th* Wall. OVERSTOCKED On Men's Clothing And we are going to UNLOAD if the RIGHT PRICES will turn the trick. s -,-r---U 47 Men's Blue Serge Suits, worth^7.30, sale Oft price. . tpT"??/0 - j 143 Men's all wool Suits, in Blue Serge and mixtures, worth $10, extra special. $6.98 All our $12.50, SlS'rOO, $18.00, and $20.00 Suits to go op this sale for... . \. ,.. .. $9.98 A full and complete line of Boys' Sunday and work Shirts, sale price.. 5oo odd Vests, worth 5oc, sale price ->. each. 24c * . Sc 150 Men's Sample I'ats, worth $3.50, sale price. ....... Remember we are agents for Carhartt Over alls for. 75c $1.00 247 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, size 3 to 8 worth St.50 to $3.00,'your chbice. '.. ... 98c 119 extra size Boys' Norfolk Suits, $7.50 to $10, your choice. worth $4.95 275 pairs Men's sample Blue Ser.Te Trousers, worth from $4 to $6, your choice_.. 197 pairs guaranteed all wool Dickey Kersey Pants, worth $2.50, sale price. $2.98 $1.48 237 pairs Men's sample Pants, no two pair alike, worth from $2 to $3.50, your choice 98c The LESSER CO. LEGAL NOTICES* Delinquent Road Tax Notice. All dlolenquent road'tax collectors are provided with ? an official receipt book with nutnbes, and stub numbes attached. Pay no money to collectors unless you get th? official receipt as above provided or. J. MACK KINO, tf County Supervisor. No Service Sunday. A Notice has been issued by Rev.1 Father Edward A Duff to the effect i tr ut t?tere will be no services st St.: Joesph's Catholic church on Sunday, ! November 22. i FROM NOVEMBER 1ST TO NOV EMBER 30TH. WALLACE WILL GIVE REDUCED RATES ON PHO-1 TOGRAPHS TO AVOID CHRISTMAS RAJ SH. STUDIO 2 DOORS BELOW j BEE HIVE. I Change In Location I am now located over W. A-. Power's grocery store at 212 1-2 S. Main Street. I thank my friends for 1hcir past patronage and ask con tinuance ,of same. I make plates at $6.50 I make gold crowns at$4.00 Silver f?TIngs, 50c and up. Cold fillings $1.00 and up I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, Alveo lare of the gums and all crown and bridge work and regulating mal formed teeth. AU work guaranteed first class. ? ' - S. G B RUC? DENTIST DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY With us, arid then we will lend you money when you need it. Interest Paid on Deposits. The Farmers and Merchants Bank and The Farmers Loan & Trust Co. ANDERSONS, c. Combined Resources a Little the Rise ol One Million Dollars ?. A. Smythe, N. 3. Sultan, J. F. Watson, J. D. Hammett, H. A. Orr, ?J, J. Major, Thoa. C. Jackson, OUR DIRECTORS: Geo. W. Evana, W. Uoghittt, J. C. Barris, Foster L. Brown, ? J. B, Dost hit, R* G. Witherspoon, J. J. Major, J. R. Vnndlvcr. Will Hava iRc^ojn for Thanksgiving If You JJ Send Her a Box of We receive fresh shipments every week Of Bon-bons, Chocolates, etc. Price S0(U ? Worth double. OWL t>RUQ CO. Phone 636. Anderson. S/C. BaSHHIHnSC