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******** ******* ELECJ?JUC cm * * * Items of Interest/4r?d Persona * Wireless on the Sti 3f> 3ft 3ft 3f* 3fc 3fr 3ft ?ft 3fl 3fc 9ft 3f$ 2t- 3fi ?Y Was First Hebserlber Tu Tile Intelligencer,. ( Through a subscriber tu'The Intel ligencer making inquiries au to. why she failed to receive her copy of the paper last Sumluy muming, it was learned that the late Col. Elliot M. iv ?ith of thc Anderson Bar. was the flr.H subscriber to till?? paper. As gen erally known the paper was rounded by the late Col. James A. Hoyt. When the subscription list to the new paper was being prepared Col. Keitli WUR the ilrst une to have hit name put i down. His wife makes her nonie In! the city with her daughter. Mrs. O. li. Van Wyek. Other daughters of Col. Keith in thin city are Mrs. Flora Overman and Mrs. W. A. Chapman. To unship Assessors Arr Notified. Clerk of Court Janie:* N. I'rarman i yesterday issued notice .. to the men pf . this county who have been appointed j township assessors Ivy Governor Rich- i ard I. Manning. The names of thrao j appointees were published recently- in j The Intelligencer. Assessors for the j 16 townships and the G incorporated ? towns of the county wore appointed. I -o Cotton Reeclpts Arr SHH fifi. According jto data given o;:t venter day, tho receipts of cotton at the j platform of [tho Standard Warehouse company, up to Saturday night.- last, were 1&.46GI bales. The receipts for tho correRooUdlng period of last 'year were 19,239. ? The figures show an ex cess In favor of last year of 3.773 bales. J. M. MCCOWQ'S Grocery Chickens Require Food Just as Human Be ings do. Wo havel Chick food ?pr the llttlo i "Biddles".; Scratch feed and a f uv -. splendid Dry Laying Mash which makes hens lay eggs.' Pri?es right. J. M. McCOWN 1 Phone No. 22. i SUCCESS Wim opens ii Savings account und adds to it regularly. i ; "tl mir Ho ls, l,nt u position io ?bi . . . take ad.? ?stage, of., potlualUcH when ;prc h?. tiled. ,. , The Bank of Anderson The strongest Baak is the County. SEVERE PUNISHMENT ? Of mrs. Chappell, ot fire lear* Standing, Relieved by Cardri Mt. Airy. N. C.-ttrf*?* M^fap Ku ?t ?As mm? ^iiCL?ffi^J2S e years with wominiy^^Wte.^^ > stomach troubles, and ?^untshmcni was more than any one tflWlteii. 1 tried most every kind ol medicine, but none did me any good. I read one day about C*rdm\ the wo man?tonic, and I de?ded-to try it. I Sa* nortaken but ?S?^^??8 ""2 I was almost cured. It did mc more good than all the oUtft?edldnes I tod \ filed, ^together. My friends begani ?ki?f. me why IM Do you, lady reader&?riier from any ot^eWme%yduel^S^^e, such as tusche. Jbad^^sideachc. sleeplessness* and tratfvaftastingly bred feel lug? ^SiMfiE-7 H so. let m.urge y % ^sSSSSL? trial, Wc feel conlWejit it ?fe? *elp you. tust ss it has a minion other women in the past halt century. won't regret IL AU druggists. f SPARKLETS * _ * I Mention Caught Over tho * 'eels of Anderson * i * ************ Marli I ni cr??-* In Hr. Hn)dcr*K < <ni>iiiu. Considerable local interest is being taken already lu the appearance here next Sunday of Dr. Henry X. Snyder, the tulanted president of Wofford Col lege, who will address thc men's mass meeting in the court house. The sub ject of Dr. Snyder'? address has uot yet'been announced, but he ls sure to speak on some topic that is thoroughly ulive and in a manner most interesting. Dr. Snyder is one of the most talented speakers in this section of the country, and wherever he makes an address he is heard by capacity audiences. Ministers Held I nt;-1 cf ing Meeting. An Interesting and helpful meet ing of the ministerial union of the city wau held yesterday morning at the Y. M. C. A. building on West Earle street, the following ministers boin* present: Revs. J. M. Garrison, J. T. Clack, t. W. Speuke. D. W Dodge. J. A. Anderdon and \V. H. Fraser and Di*. P. C. DuCoso und Secretary W. T. Delvin. Ono of the most interesting feature3 of the meeting was the read ins of a paper on the causes and ef fects of th; European war, by the Rev. D. Witherspoon Dodge. After the reading of thl i pan."r thc ministers Indulged !n discussions of various church problems. Muse Income Tux Itt lurns. Persons liable for'the income tax arc urged to make their returns at che earliest possible moment. The lime for making these return j expired March 1. p.nd those liable lt?.* it are ur/rtd to qia'-e their returns before tho rush v>f the last few days. In lividuals with an Income of nv>r $3. 000 or $4,000 If married are liable for ihc tax. Corporations ot un m"v.o ???j required to make thc return, whether there lins been earnings or not. Treasurer Equinox Mill Is Herc. J. M. Jackson of Boston, Mass., treasurer of thc Equinox Mill, is n visitor in Anderson, having, come here on official business. This ls Mr. Jack son's first visit to Anderson and nat urally he is very much Interested in tho city and this section? of the coun try. The mill which ho comcB to visit U one of i he best of the kind in this ?serton;-and- ls engaged in thu manu facturing of duck. Mr. S. C. Mnlor Out After Ah IHjies>. .VfcFrlonde of-'Mrv?8. C. Major, a well known and-prosperous planter living Just below\the city, wr.ro,. delighted ycsjfcrday toYseo^lja. ott the Btrccts again a?ter $ rather sere-re attack df la grippe. Mr. Major has not fu recovered from., ibo ?.-alta, ck I""" ?*iC?Mg.cw"M3h AO KV> about a little. ^rs.;. Bvron Wives . Tp Pindi Ion Hore. 7. "-frtendr nt Mrs: Edna Nr Byron "wtll ^o-lntcrestpd In knowtng that she baa resigned her position with the Sloan rnaurunco agency, preparatory to Joining h ir husband Mr. S. H. Byron, who recently took jver the Aiken Journal and Review. Mrs. Byron hud been connected with this company for twp years, and prior to that time was "i?h the Citlcens insurance company for six consecutive years. She is one nt the most capable stenographers in thc city. Mrs. Byron's many friends in tho city will regret t\> hear that .<ho ls to leave tho city. Mrs. Byron will tfe .succeeded nt the Sloan In surance company by, Miss Kathleen N'orryce. \ --o ('ottos Yesterday Hold for 8 U Cotton waa quoted yesterday on the streets or Anderson for 8 1-4 cents, tho same which has prevailed for the pest several days. A. considerable^ quantity ot thc staple was purchased during the day by ?ocal buyers. -o-~ , j Local Interest, In A bbc ville Elevator. There is considerable local Interest in the announcement that W. W. Bradley and other business men of Abbeville are planning to erect a grain elevator In that town tor the ? handling of oat t,, wheat, corn and i M her grain grown sin that section. It ls understood that all preliminary ar rangements for the erection of the elevator have boen completed. TH y Kore** At work on Mouin J?U?II. Under the direction of Street Over- j seer Oilmor, the city forces were en gaged yesterday In smoothing the sur face of South Main street and in cleaning out the drains. The surface j sf the street had bscem? too dry for drags to be used to the best advan tage ,in smoothing down thc rough i btydes.< so laborers were put on tho! fob with picks and shovels. Tho Im provement In the appearance of thc thoroughfare is quite' marked. Narf<mly Rumped !????;.tway Horse. Miss .T?uie c. 0?riiu&ttn ( in ch?rge ' .yt the tomato *nd canning -club work In Anderson County. and Miss Marianne Breazeale. .had a narrow es cape from Injury yesterday morning about ? o*ci?ei^t|^^rtrnaway team crashed into the buggy In which they were driving along West Whitner street, near the ootnt where lt crosaes the tracks of th? Blue Bridge Rail road. Misses Oarllngtou and Braax eale were en route to the Roberts school, sud on their way up town met the runaway team. The frightened hers? dashed against Miss Darling ton's buggy and the wheels nf the buggy hitched to this horse mounted the wheels or Miss Oarling'?n*B buggy, smashing one of the'wheels of her vehicle. Fortunately neither indies occupying the buggy re injured. fNough they had a Positive Relief For Constipation Tiic progress of modern modicni science is perhaps, no more force fully evident than in thc simplify, lug of many of the old time re medies of past generations. For instance, thc harsh, cathartics and violent purgatives used by our forefather? io relieve constipation are now known to be not only un necessary but really harmful. Constipation can he more effec tively relieved without thc dis comfort and pain these old-time remedies occasion. A combination 01 simple laxative herbs with pepsin, sold in drug stores under the name ot Dr. Cold well's Syrup Pepsin ls most ef fective, yet mild and pleasant. It is absolutely free from opiates anc* narcotics und equally as desirable a remedy for the tiniest babe a for rugged manhood. A free trial bottle can bo obtained by writ" to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 412 Warm ington St., Monticello. Ills. narrow escape. The buggy attached to tho runaway horse was unoccupied. i"i\p o-ner o' Inc team could not be learned. Or. jenkins* Lecture Highly Eniorable. A record breaking audience heard the lecture Sunday afternoon of Dr. Millard A. Jenkins, formerlv pastor of tbe First Baptist church of Athens. Ca., which was delivered nt thc court house at 3:"? o'clock under the sus plees of thc Y. M. C. A. Dr. Jenkins' uib.iect was "Running Past the Dan cer Signals.'1 Dr. Jenkins also preach ed Sunday morning at the First Bap tist church, being heard by one of the largest congregations that has been nrescnt at this church In some months. His sermon was on the sub 'oct of thc European war, its causes and consequences. Evangelist f* Coming Here. Announcement WUP modo yesterday by the Rev. W. T. Melvin, pastor of Orrville and " Toxaway Methodist churches, that_.the Rev. Will Yar borough, commonly known as thc f "soldier boy preacher." who 1B station ! ed at Leesville, will conduct a revival at thc Toxaway church, beginning Fri day, February 19. Evangelistic Campaign To he Conducted Here. At st John's- Methodist church Sun day morning Mr. R. S. Llgon, lay leader for the church and member of m district .committee on evangelism, :u..iounced the plans of the committee for conducting a camnaign of cvangel *j\ In this dtetrict. Jie stated that an Invffstlfrat?Qn'by ttieHcommittee had brought/.out th?u?act? thab/46.000 peo ple reside in tpe Anderson, district whb aro not affiliated with any church and who do not attend church ser ! *.;?J?hUe the committee has not eompletec'.*?? plans, it is their inten tion to pi?cure a'Rumber of tents and bring some well known evangelists to the district and conduct a district wide campaign. The-'district commit* too on evangelism consists of tho Rev. T. C. O'Dell, chairman; Mr. Oeorgo Uoodgoift of Wllllamston, the Rev. J. W. Speako and ;Mr. R. S. Ligon of An derson ' * 5 ...?_o . - Hones For County Board Fnnd Yet. In conversation yesterday with a re porter fer The Intelligencer County I Superintendent of Education J. B. Fct |ton stated that he T^'OR hopeful the ?ounty legislative delegation would yet provide th? one-half mi'l tsx for a county board fund. Ho scated that ho had conferred with Senator Sher ard about the matter and was hopeful that tho item would be added in with the appropriation bill, which has al ready gone to Representative West of I thc ways and means committee. The ?levy would pr?vido the board with J about $6,("?CO. which would be used in I'Miytng 'school furniture., larger lots for txmools and extending school1 [terms. ' - ,. Last Package* J'or Belgians. <?xprcsB officials of tho local office I report that the last two packages for the Belgian ship which ls to sall from Charleston th! v week for Rotterdam 'were sent by the Hev. J. D. CrouL These packages Included articles ol clothing for the stricken Belgians. Bur? Another Illustrated Lecture. So successful have uewn tuc i???o trated religious lectures which have been given at the cotton n ils under the auspices of the extension depart ment of tho Y. M. C. A. that another lecture has been purchased. This one deals w|th missionary work .in thc Philippines and ls entitled "Over Southern Seas." t'rasy Han Rles In .County JaiL Charlie Lucas, a feeble minded ne gro who was brought to the county Jal several dav? ago where he waa be ing held pending the Issuance of pa pera committing him to the State. Hos. pital for the Insane; died early. Bun day-morning. The negro was attended throughout his illness by Dr. H. il. Acker, county physician. -o-~ Magistrate Broadwell tYUdlng ap Affairs. * Magistrate W. C. Broadwell Is busy nowadays winding up affairs of his of fice preparatory to turning lt over to Ms successor. Asked yesterday for some data with reference to his rec ord. Magistrate Broadwell stated that during the time he had been In office which has been since inly 24, 1912. he had tried 1,22? cases. Various ver dicts were returned in these numerous caaes, bnt not tu a Mingle Instance baa higher court reversed ana'Of hi sentences. Many of his decidions were apealed, but thc higher court hus al ways upheld him. Mr, Broadwell is justly proud of his record. Ho Blot ea that he is grateful to his friends whu endorsed hin petition for reappoint ment and ^predates thc kindness. m ty have uliown him In thc past. I. Itel lon Wat KO n M or h Improved. Aicord i ur, to Infirm?t ion received yesterday from thc bedside of Hon. j. Delton Watson, who is lu a Columbia hospital, where he was npcrnt'-d on last Thursday, the patient ls very murh better. This will bc good news to Mr. Watson's friends throughout the county. llarnld Webb Jlctfer Yt ?jTdnj. Reports yesterday from the bedside of Harold Webb, who suffered con "stlon of the liver following an u' tack of jaundice, were to the effect that he waa somewhat improved Up ra his return from Florida about u month ago. where he nnd other young men went to assist in the harvesting of the orange crop, Mr. Webb developed the malady from which he has suffcrcl considerably. Mr. Cooper's Violin IMayiug Enjoyed. Thc congregations attending morn ing, vesper and night services at St. John's Methodist church Sunday were charmed with thc violin work of Mr. Cooper, who will be director of the or chestra of "Tho Anderson" theatre. In addition to playing all thc hymn:) S ? day morning Mr. Cooper rendered a ?olo. At the vesper services he rendered two solos and the obligato for a solo by Mrs. W. H. Nardin. Mr. Cooper is a. talented violinist, and ls a graduate ofy.he Conservatory of Music ut Cincinnati. ? Personal Asa Hall of Antrevillo was a visitor In thc city Monday. T. L. Watkins of Belton sp:ut yes terday in the uity, on business. Dan Douglas, a jewelry drummer of New York, was In the city yesterday .ailing on local dealers , D*. A. ?. Odom of brocnvlllc was in tito city yesterday on business. 11. . i W. K. lludgcna of Pclzer was a visitor 'in the city .yesterday. J. M. Elgin of Mountain.Creek was 'inong tho visitors ip the city yester day. ? ' ?<.. . -IUI} : w . C. K. Drown of i thc .country wus In cit? yostorday o?'business. John M ab l G rs o? ?t?e jMountain wreck section wu? among tho visitors In the city yesterday. Will Martin, of the country spent yesterday in the city." Henry Tate ol Stan was among thc visitors in the city yesterday. J. C. Bolt of the country Was in thc city yesterday for a short v/hlle. L. T. Campbell of thc country spent yesterday In the city. E. F. Ali'Kid nf Liberty spent yes terday in thc city. J. C. Nally of thc High Shoals sec tion was among the visitors in thc j city yesterduy. Bert Nally bf Ute High Shoals sec tion spent yesterday in the city. *j Jj! nixon of the local bar went to Pendleton yesterday on business. t). B. McPhBll o' thc Hopewell sec tion wgs among-the visitors in thc uii/ yesterday. R! C. Brownlee of Due \Vest la vla itlcg In the city. Joe Do?thlt cf Srndy Springs spent yesterday in the cky. S. F. Hank i bf the country was -?"^ng thc visitors in the city yester day. . Jule Duckworth of tho Lebanon section spent yesterday in the city. S. M. Jones of the country was a visitor in tue eily yO?icru?j. D. T. Blackwell of Due West was a visitor in thc city yesterday. A. P. Spence who travels out of An derson spent Sunday in the city. Joe Sullivan spent Sunday In Wil Hamstbn with relatives. 8. S. Rittenberg, publicity ?gent cf Clemson College, was In Ute city yes terday. C. A. Chapman of SpartanbUrg was -ir?onf tho business visitors In tho ':ity yesterday. . Mrs. J. O. McKinley of Augusta was In thc city yesterday for a Bhort while. R. C. Kornegay of Lumberton. N. [ C., spent yostorday in the city. E. A. Crawford of Richmond was ?among the business visitors in the city yesterday. . Miss Carlbel Cooiey of WU liam a ton ** a?*ong the ?hoppers in the ?ity j yesterday._ ' . . Miss Lillie Buchanuon of Au tun and Mr A. Ff. P. Sit ton of Pendleton were shoppers in the city yesterday. DELEGATION GOING TO MEN'S COMffllON ANDERSON WILL BE WELL REPRESENTED AT BIG CHARLOTTE MEET REV. P. C. DUBOSE Delivered Lecture Herc Sunday on Subject of the Approach ing Event Bundey morning at tbc hour for thu Sunday achoo! ica:sou tho Hov. Palmer :\ I >u I io: . addressed over ono lum Lcd men lu tho Fitting School room of thc Firsi Presbyterian church ni thc subject of the Laymen's Conven tion which will convene i:i Charlotte, next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day, thc 1?. 17 and 18. A large dele gation o? men from the churches of ^idcrson and Anderson county will attend this meeting. When asked about the matter ycierdny Dr. Fra zer declared that lie had already re ceived assu.ance of 11 men who will to from his church, which l? the First Presbyterian. There aro libers who are considering tho matter and will most probably go. lt ta to be a gre??, meeting for inspiration and broadan :ng of violon. Dr. n. A. Henry of Hie Central church and Dr. Frazer of thc First church went to thc first convention, which was held in Hirmingham in 1911. and they huve hceu enthusiastic, "vcr tho approaching convention to be held In Charlotte. They will both ittend. and arc urging ull who can to go. The program is one of thc moEt attractive that could have been prepared. Dr. John I > Molle, who is tho Chairman of tho W orld's Mission ary Conlerence, and chairman as wdl of tho Wolds Christian Student Federation will speak on, ' Tho Mes sage of Thc Hour." Dr. Motto has Just returned from Europo, where with credentials from thc president of the United States he was allowed td pan through thc lines ci battle and hold conferences with christian Icad ora In norlin, Paris, London aud other centers. Di*. Robert E. Speer will ap pear twice on tho platform of tho con vention: first with the message on, "v'ondiiioos for World Evangeliza ron," and second w!th a message on, .Christian Mlfslona und Wirld Is SUCM." William T. Ellis, familiar lo all church workers, will Bpesk ott. '.Tim Now Times and The New Man." Mr. J.vCatnpbell Whlto, secretary of the Laymen's Missionary Movement, will ipeak on. "Leaving Your .Mark On the World." and, in addition will '.?nduet conferences t-n stewardship during tho convention. Thc famous -Union Seminary quar tette will bc prominently before tho convention with the great spiritual lioogs for which they arc noted. Thc whole of thc Cnlon Theologi cal Seminary. Including faculty and students, w'.ll be present Davidson college will have . Its cntlro student body pr?tent at least ono day mid permUsltm will bu given thc students to ri-rualn for tho whclc time Upon re quest. A solid train will be run 'rom Allanta .and sections will come from Mcbile. Montgomery, Hirmingham and "?ther centers. ' This will bc a gather ing long to be remembered. The bles3iugs to be realized are Incalen labio. Happy that church which hall have a strong delegation to ut tend. /; CASCARETS KEEP BOWELS REGULAR AND CURE COLDS No headache, sour stomach, bad cold or censtitpation by morning. Get p. ID-cent box. olds-whether In thc head or any part of thc body-are quickly over come by urging the liver-to action and beeping, tho bowelB free of poison. Take Cascareis tonight and you will wake up with a clear head, and no doubt you will wonder what became of your cold. Cascareis work while you sleep; they cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove tho sour, undi gested food and foul gases; take tho excess bile from the liver and carry off thc constipated waste matter and poison from the bowel.--. Remember the quickest way to get rid of colds is one or two Cascarcta at night to cleanse the eystem. ' Oet a 10-cent box at any drug store. Don't forget Hie children. They relish tills Cundy Catartlc. and lt ls often all that ia needed to drive a cold from their little systems. John A. Servas of Rochester, N. Y., representing the manufacturers of the scenery for the new theatre, ls In the city for several days supervising the Installation of the scenery. E. G. Evans of Pendleton was In thc city yesterday for a short' while, P. Bagwell of Piedmont spent yes terday in tho city on husmeas. M. H. Felder a student of Wofford College is visiting his sister. Mrs. S. \V. Danner on B'.eckley street. De Tea Fiad Fault With Everybody! An irritable, faul? finding disposition la often due to a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion ls nearly always good natured. A great maier have been permanently benefited '>y Chamberlain's Tableta after years of suffering. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it fi perform its functions naturally. ? bulnabla everywhere. . /<-:' LYCEUM COURSE at ANDERSON COLLEGE Tuesday, Feb. 9th The Frank Lea Short Players in "THE ROMANCERS" Written l\y Edmund Rostand, the greatest living writer of Comedies. PRICES: Adults.?*. .\75e Children.. . . 50c No seats reserved. Curtain 8:30 P. M. a a. ...i.i SATISFIED CUSTOMERS f. " . .'<?.".; 1") ; WT H').-1! Is vt hut iiinkcs our business good. Yon may pain u little lions lhere and yonder, but ticing our goods all tbc nay through,, from month to mt.nth, you will Hud Umt the quality und price cammi be beut. ?I Vc ran supply your table nilli more g?:ed things tu cut tbuu iiuy store in Anderson. In uddltlen lo everything yen cull tor tn table luxuries, nc have Mfg nnd Reef ll rn I ns, Liver Sausage, Spure Itlbx, Pork Chop* Mid .Souse Aleut, Liver, Y ci:! Chops and Steaks. Pork Sunsitgc, Ifambcrpcr nnd Frankierter?,' West Point fJjs? ters und Fresh Fish. - ' ' jT' 1.1 VF AN? RHF.NNKll POl'LTRV. You mu help us by 'phunlng in your order carly every mum? lag. Phone i:j-J. w. A POWE ??L? SOI TH MAIN SAM HARPER, Manager. ii ? '/ .o \ . .. Scene ?rom "The Ghost Breaker" at The Paramount Theatre Today Butter Paper .. ry* S a . H\_ i ne Desi we nave ever had. Fants Book Store Your complexi?n nettUr DAGGETT & RAMSDELL'S PERFECT COLD CREAM \>sm hr *h* ?tttm mt N.w York te? y for twoety tW? y ?tm a?jl ?tfljlfcajr ??*?H*a tmntmruUmmMk -afc-?tty f th??Ma. w>?tii?^?a* Th-, Mass Katar?'? hil ?fm to ?*H?*r cfc-H. A--r???? C*t?jh?Saj *ad wiiahl??! 1-rm ? y** *omk? %m to?Vra 10c.XS?-. KOc. In far? SS?., SO?.. SSV-. SI .SO. Wfcao ^IM /n?/?r ?#?. O # *#< /.s> bett,cel? **rm*m Im t?* J?txr.