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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
Celebrated Birthday.

Mtss Ethel Clark celebrated her
tenth birthday yesterday afternoon by
entertaining Il company of sixteen
schoolmatcs at her home on North
Eighth street. Games and music were
the pastimcs and ut 5 o'clock "a de-
licious luncheon vas served.
---ss-
Presbyterian Church Music.
The following program of music
has been arranged for the services at
the First Presbyterian church ON
sunday. William wellington Norton,
the director.
Morning.
Juhilatc Dec in Meitzke
Quartet Awake Up My Glory
One sweetly' Solemn Thought.
......... ........... Ambrose
University Girls Glee Club.
2oPfano 500 ..''....... Selected
Crossing; the Ear ALLEN
Miss Irene cox
Made Suffrage BannerS.
Devils Lake journal: Miss Hazel
Davis Of this city has made some very
pretty suffrage banners in the suf-
frage cnlors of black aud orange.
Some Of tho banners we're presented
to Mrs. BeuIah Anlidon while she
was here on the tour Of the state
with the enforcement league. Tho
others will be sent to the w. e. I. U.
headquarters and to the suffrage
headquarters at jamestown. The an
ners were used effectively to decorate
the court room during the enforce
nlcnt league program and rally Mon
daS,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

xJCUy " NleCy-
The Lady Maccabees will meet Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock At the home
Of Mrs. A. r.. Irwin. 301 North Sixth
ed to oil members Of the organi.a-
School Of Music Program.
The childreM's class at the Grand
Forks School of Music. gave the fol-
lowing program this afternoon. in the
recital hall, in tho Security block:
Duet-The BOY at Play... .Sartoriu
Doris I.ond, Marion Lond.
Lullaby krogmann
Phyllis Thompson.
Airy Fairies .Spaulding
Evelyn Saundersun.
Mabel l,uwnham.
Peters Ride to- the Wedding. 5000.
SpauldinS
Helen Ryan.
Janet and JOhnnN. ...... I'crber
Mary Kelly.
Minuct for violin... Wcdis
Rcryl Seymour.
At the -. .Socllting
Laurinc ndcll.
Phyllis Bennett.
Encouragement ......... krusmann
.Glenna t;arvin.
Water Sprites ..... Marschol-Locpkc
Grace Griffith.
a June Morning. Marschal-L ucpkc
Eva Matthew's.
Bella':s Dream .Lcmont
Helen Hoffman.
The Robins I.ullahy. ..... Krogmann
Mildred Lehman.
The Pantry Mice~~kathlern Ne
Grath. Grace Griffith, Joseph Shulzc
and Kenneth Jacohi.
Rental nj Library.
A large plumber nf people gathered
at the public library Yesterday after
noon to attend tho recital which was
given by the music pupils OF Miss An
ma Z. Monty. The complete program
was as follows:
Sweet Thoughts ..,....... Maratine
Old Melodies ..t...,....... Maratine
Marion Neitvh' and Glauch Warn
Dorothy Donovan.
Playing With Kitty ........ Renard
Dream Dance GODDARD
Edith Dean.
ltahda Spauldins
Katie McMahun.
Shepherds Dream Helms
Evangeline Reidy.
Ra,sy Waltz Virgil
Lloyd Smith.
Fly Away Birdie ............ Virgil
Nalse Virgil
Louise Sprisgs.
In Blooming Fields ....... Saratorio
Ethel Leo.
tlunllns song ....:........ Ducelle
Chas. Reichelderfer.
FteNerie Wettach
Ruth Dean.
Staccato Polka ............ Merkel
Eva Corcoran.
Nalso Durand
Coming Doves .............. Fetrit
Blanche Warnken.
%Tarantella Gurlitt
Marion Ncitch.
When Roses Bloom ....... Saratorir
Winnifreh Donovan.
Hazel Stoddard.
Glistcning Pearls .......... McEett
Orpha Smith.
Under the Apple Blossoms $50. Virgil
Helen Ryan.
Helen t'osgr!f.
Scrcnade ..... Helms
LAST Rose Itrarscriutiom 600. Jacl
Florence Williamson.
Military March tduct) go. Englemar
Kathleen and Winnifred Donovan.
Over the Waves .......... Bohen
Queen of the Salon ........ Soratori,
Belle; Gallagher.
Evening Song ............. Gunto,
Ag3ss Mctirath.
Goidflschen ..t.t Heinz
Ruth kenmer.
Gerenade eor,t,r;,
Ncva stephenson.
Robins Song ........... Richard
Warren McMemany.
Muriel O'keefc.
Humoresquc DVoral
Marie Monty.
Twas a. Lover and His Lass. New,
The Thrush New,
Marche lIuugarasche 80. Nanderhul
Margaret Cosgroye.
Minuet Clotllild'
Ferna Scott and Margaret Cos
grove.
Etnde Mayer
/. Ncrnie Scott.
Pilgrims Chorus ......... Wagner
Leo Schmitz.
Overture to Mn. Tell ...... Rossin
Misses Srott and Cosgrorr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
Y. ". e. A. SUNDAY Vespcr-.

Miss Eta Mahood will speak at the
Nesper service sunday at > o'clock.
Her subject is "A Radiant Life" The
meeting will be in tn" gymnasium.
Come promptly at ) i'm order not to
disturb the talk. Every young woman
is welcome. Remember the soeiai
lIlll. NJ 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
"sb" Clnh to siixa n.nce.

:, a7seSe'
Tho "55" club will give an informal
dancing party next Tuesday evening.
March Il. in the Knights Of Columbus
hail.. Owing to the fact that Tuesday.
will be st. Patrick's day, the affair vas
arranged in honor Of the occasion.
FtnleS's orchestra will play and a very
pleasant time is anticipated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
Congregations, Chu..l, Music

The following music has been pre-
Pared for the services at the ConEre-
Sational church Sunday:
Morning.
Lord" .............L. II. Fillmore
BY the Choir.
local Solo-Selccted ...........
CuNler Anderson.
NcsperS.
Anthem Come to Our Hearts and
Wilde e.. Massey
BY the Choir.
Vocal Duct. Give Mo Thine
Heart"
EuNler Anderson. SEQ, F.. schlafcr.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
Entertained a, Birthday Party.

Rosemary Lois Hurt, little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hurt of the
:Neils block. celebrated her second
birthday by entertaining n company
of little folks. Various were
provided for the entertainment of the
little guests, and at 3 o'clock a deli.
clons birthday supper was served. 4
dainty color scheme of pink and white
was carried nu, in tlc table appoint
n'cnts. Two birthday cakes, with the
lighted candles. adorned the tables.
Pretty little baskets. tied with pink
ribbons n filed with pink and white
candles. were arranged at each plate
and dainty cards Of pink and white
marked the place for the guests. Gov
ers wore laid for twelve and Mrs.
Hurt was assisted in serving by Mrs.
H. $. Gorder and Mrs. George Revell.
Those present were Wallace, Kat,.
crime and Barbara Gnrder, Molly, I'm.
lily and Baby Mctlrait1. zerinc and
Ernest Chandler. Harold Hawkins
Clarence Stornholm. George Reveil.
III. Beatrice Stornl1olm and Rosenlar,
Lois Hurt.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

The regular meeting Of the Liter
AIRY and Musical club of the Civic
league at Williston was held Monday
evening, March ., With Mrs. Gates
and Miss Roc as hostesses. Roll call
was answered With current events and
q. splendid program was given.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

The State OF South Carolina,
County of Anderson,
Elk Parte
= Mrs. L. M. Ward, Petitioner,
In Re
The personal estate of w. l..
Ward. deceased.
Notice of application for appoint
ment OF Homestead.
Whereas. Mrs. l.. M. Ward has made
application 20 me to allot and set Oft
to her hmestead In the personal
property of her late husband, W.. L..
Ward. deceased; notice is therefore
given that ton the. fifteenth. day of Oc-
toher. 1914, at ten o'clock A. NJ, the
undersigned will appoint three disin-
terested persons, resident of the couii-
ty of Anderson. to proceed to appraise
said property and set the same off as
9, homestead, according to law, E
CLARENCE W. BEATTY, 80
Dept. Clerk Of Court Common Pleas
for Anderson County, South Carolina
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
ARTHUR GREER WAS
KILLED TUESDAY
While Unloading Car, Knocked
Frenn Trestle and Sustained
Fatal Injury

Anderson people learned yesterday
with much regret that Arthur Greer
was killed Tuesday while unloading
q car on the Southern railway. Mr..
Greer was u naii,u ui; tss.s so..::.y =:.a
had many friends and relatives in this
section. The Following, from the
GreenyilIe News Of yesterday tells OF
the deplorabie accident! @
while assisting In the unloading of
a car Of coal at the plant OF the
Piedmont Manufacturing Co, at Pied
mrnt yesterday afternoon. w, Arthur
Greer, age 43 years, was Knocked from
the trsstle OF, which the car was
standing at the time and fell to the
gyound. q distance of about II feet.
and as q result OF the injuries receiv-
ed from The fall died several hours
later.
,eThe coal car which was being nn-
loaded wss OF the common type
which is discharged fr9fG the bottom.
Some trouble was experience in get
ting the trap to open, and IN the ebf
fort to drop the coal MIR. Greer was
thrown from the trestle work The
rcal was reieasea he fell end some
al on him eansing fatal injury.
ssas iniifed ediately removed 70 his
aSnce ard was eiyen oil possIble
60: GO: ,ltion, hnt death epsnea several
hours Afterwards.
Mr.. Greer was born in Anderson
county. He has been a resident Of
Piedmont for the past fifteen years.
at least. He Is survived by his wife
and nine children. He is also srr-
vised by his father. Ra a Greer. anG
one. sister. Mrs. Lewis Land. both OF
s1daTsoa Mrs Land resides on,
Glenn street. her husband being over
seer In tho TwIt1e n1isl They lost their
infant SON an Sunday. = 5, 81 ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
PROMINENT MAN DIES
Well, Known Newspaper Man Of Geor.
gla Dies in Washington.


Wasniuston, sept. 1o.---J05epi /.
Carter, private secretary to Senator
ioEee le Saith, died OF aa afsss..5tss;;oIi afsss..5ts;;oIi of
the arteries at Garfield hospital here
today He had been in poor health
several years. 81
Mr.. Carter was one OF the best
known newspaper men in Georgha,
bavinE bssE city editor off si,e Atlanta
Constitution under. che late Henri W.
Grady. and managing editor of the At
lanta Journal when Senator Smith
was interested In that publication.
He was Mr. smiths secretary whet
thes latter was governor OF Georgia
and came to the senate with him thrse
years ago In the same capacity. He
was the owner of the Marietta, Ga,
JonfEal. 3
N Ms Carter was SO years old. He
leaves a; widow and several children.
sIis body will be tesken samorrow to
Atisnta where funeral aervices Will
be held. rs "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
SITUATION UNCHANGED
,A:.:.eei.s, A::e.s, neHes: ss r.:s..s.
zl1 Have Taken Place y

y
sls Have Taken Place
E Paris, Sept. 23- The following dis.
patch was given out In Paris at 3
!ise'ciack THE efternoon:
First-0n our left wing, on the
| right bank of the River Disc. we have
advanced in the region OF Eassigny,
where tA;ss:s.aa sA..;sssaa have been violent en-
counters with the enemy on the left
bonk OF the Oise and 20 the north of
the River Aisne the situation Is nm
changed !. Il
Second On the center, between
Rheims and the River Meuse. there
has been no change &c ifaporfahce.
tance. In the Woevre district TO the
northeast OF Yerenn and Id tho 4 III
lrecften OF Dompisyre, che enemy
undertook vioient attacks which were
repnlsed. In the enorth part Of sile:
WceyEe district the srn etny holds q
dine from Rickeeonrt td Seicheprey to
Lironyillc. from which he iias not yet
isEt.a.l 80 6
rhird O, our right wins. : III Tor :
raine and the Yosges. the Germans
lave evacuated the Nonneny IN & Arfi,s
|cotftltand Rave shown ll4fle activity
In the country arannd' DoneYres s.
q Flle capture hys The Russians Of
The fortress of Jaraaian In Giiiiein, Il
Iannounced. :. y &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
sCFTReIAY

Gssra say IL Is the IDEAL peri {.
iaxatiye drink. NJ. IL. Perkins. Cire6n
Bay. Wis., says :. ! have used pills,
oils salts, ste, but were all Disagree
Estle and ifisatisfgc ctory. In citfolax
= have found the ideal laxative drink. .
Per sick headache, sour atomaah. lazy
liver, congoated boWels=-it Is Fhe per-
feet laxative and gives thorough
i'Ssis, sensss:se. delicate Te0pis. M
ynlids and children find IL easy ia
take and pleasant IN action. Results
theoretically Unsatisfactory. a Evans
Pharmacy. uBents. !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
COMMITTEE CHOSEN
FOR LIVESTOCK DAY
WORK DIVIDED UP INTO
SECTIONS
PLANS COMPLETE
1t Is Believed That Between 1000
and 1900 Farmers Will Gene
To Anderson for Big Event

The committee on arrangements
'Hc chamber OF commerce in til, plans
for the holding of livestock exhibit
lay in Anderson. yesterday had print-
I'd lar~e number OF placards which
are to be posted all over Anderson
county. two ~ each cross roads. max
ing a total Of $50 all told and anoth-
ar leo VII E' placed in prominent
places around town. These cards are
part of the advertising campaign
boost t'c celebration Which Is to
10 held bore next Saturday II is
believed that this will be, decidedly
lie Lig"c.. thing or it, kind ever at
tempted IN Anderson county.
.!Ghn NJ. Davis yesterday gave out
The final Official program for the day
md it viii be seen that several chan
ges have boon made in different ev-
'nts. Tho program IL printed in this
'fsq,c OF The Tntelligenccr, and 1t will
be we'll for those Interested in the
movement 10 cut out this program
'ilce /; gives a complete list OF the
prizes. evplaiuu the method OF entry
lnd names the managers and officers
" the undertaking
Mr. Davis said il has been derided
% START the racing at 3 o clock IN
the afternoon as hundreds Of neupie
have telephcrIed him from different
parts OF the county asking that this
feature be begun at an early hour.
tIe also points out that the entire
celebration is open to FL the people
If the citv and county and IT will paY
any ono in the city TO attend the
entire celebration including the
peaking and other exercises but >ncv-
nrtheless the racing has been arrang-
I'd more especially for the city people
The committee Is expecting that
there will be tremendous crowd in
he city for the day but every possi-
ble arrangement is being made to
rrovide plenty Of room and make all
The visitors comfortable
Chairman Davis held conference
Yesterday with Or. Snyder. manager
II the racing department. who has
advised that he will have the race
course put in splendid shape and
-moothod off before the event opens.
He expects between % and 40 en-
'ries in the races and he SAYS that
interest Is increasing every day.
+ Considerable htsrest is also being
avidenced in the latest prize to be
nnnO0nceu,. WHICH IN huOWn aS pii"c
X and is for the best donkey to be
exhibited. a. rn.if .E..
The general committee of arrange
mentr has announced the following
DIR. J z. Mitchell,
manager of the hog and livestock ex-
hibit department.: Sidney C. Kay. en-
try secretary, F. NJ. Burnett, prize
secretary, t. IT. Wakefield. assistant
chairman. Raymond Fretwell, assis-
tent chairman OF racing department.
Prof. w A: Hagood of Greenwood,
Judge OF horse. mule and pony de-
DR.. Walter Sorrell OF
NJ c.. assistant judge.
When asked yesterday as to his
estimate OF the probable attendance.
]. w Rothrock says he expects 1000
or 1900 people to be here for the
day since 1t Is understood that an
,ffort will be made toward rehabit.-
tatsng the livestock and grain pro
duction in Anderson county and since
the! European war began there has
been great interest in this work
here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
DIsfrhoea Remedy, !.

! Il advised the boys, " San they en-
listed for he Spanish e.ir to take
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with them, and
have received many thanks FOR the asi I
vice glvca, writes J. II. Hcugiiiands
Eidon. Iowa No per.son whether
trayeiiiig oE 50 HON sifosiid .De WITH
out this great remedy" For safe by.
all dealers.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

FOR SALE-Two cars of granite dust.
4 fine for walks and cemetery. or con-
a crete work. Delivered any part of
city. Ligon building and Blue Ridge
station are using 1t I'M their con-
s atruction. Call Patterson's, stables.
East Market street. opposite City
Hall. 9-23-6tp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Treops sfoAlIisIne

Foss sss;=s g -
oFal mobilization OF troops In Nbrth-
sfs Mexico 10 General CaFrAnzha ae
now uilderS way At Monterey. accord.
Ing e reOorta eurrent in Matatisnras.
cnposiLr fsati = -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Cham 6griaiai'l,,s LiniInept.

S rs Ghanih trlRinss LiniInent.
rs ~ you are ever tsouhisf with aches,
pains or sofsness or the muscles. YOU
VIII appreciate the go9d Qualities of
Chamb berlaiIi's Linimhnt. Many ssuf.
ferers from rheumat shi and sciatica
have used It with the best results. n
IS especially valuable 9or Iumbago,
and lame back, For sale by ail deal
era.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five words Time cents
Six Times 81 co.
additional
o be used in aup.
ton
No advertisement taken for less than
telephone
prompt payment
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
NOTICE OF, FINAL SETTLEMENT

The undersigned administrators Of
the estate of w. l.. Ward, deceased,
hereby gives notice that she will on
October Is. ,I914 at IL o'clock a. m.
apply to the Judge Of Probate for An
derson county. for final settlement
of said estate and discharge from
her Office of administrator.
MRS. l.. NJ. WARD,
Admx.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
LEGAL
NOTICES
DeIinqnent Road Tax 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 the official receipt as
above provided or.
~. MACK KING,
IT County Supervisor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

FOR RENF-Store room ON public
square, capacious with new mod
ern front Apply to d. S. Gray at
2 Orr Gray Drug Go. 9-24-6t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

SEE W. A. Todd. the Monument Man.
!. for anything In the, Monumental
4 line. Tombstones of all kinds. w.
y A. Todd, 1909 South NJ! .r street,
Anderson. s. c.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICE

Beginning Mnday. Sept. 21st we will
sell meal, hulls and coal for cash only.
Peoples Oil and Fertilizer Co, L. A..
Geer, President 9-1S-tf
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FOUND

FOUND Bunch of Keys ON Ella street
Il Thursday morning, Owner can get
same by Calling NJ iIntelllgencer Of
y flee and paying for this ad. 9-24-1t
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

P0R SALE-Large double flat top
desk. light oak finish. good as new.
cost $4,000 will sell for $4,000. Can
be seen at DR.. ]. o. Saunders. Of
flee. Bleckley Building 9-17-3tp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

AT IA II Ei'5ON'S stables yon will
flnd ltc place to get the best teams
q and tuFE 1ats. The best service
i guarantt trd. East Market street, OPP
posite Gits Hall. 9-23-6tp
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24
HOST

L0sT--Tie Clasp in front of Intel
iigencer Office Tuesday night. In
itfals "T. z. L." engraved on same.
Finder please return to this office
and receive reward. If
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

A Swedish actress was arrested as
Q German spy near the outakirts nf
Paris. She raised her, skirts Ind dis
closed a delicately shaped ankle and
loot DO these look German?" she
demanded. Her captors agreed that
they did not and released her..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

HAIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. made
fFone your own combines. Same car
4. % found .af 1 05 q. Church street ,lp-
ssairs, Mts. Lepna Arnold.
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For Snle--Sweet Peas, Burpee's SUI
perb. Spencer's Collective, rs. so and
.s$1.0G per box. Furman Smith, Seeds
man, Phone 464. II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

IS The King OF the Tonga Islands IN
the South Pacific has declared neu-
trality.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 8.
Adjourn for. circus.
Friday. Oct 3.
Mutually ys. Mutually.
SIX cases on9this title.
Saturday. October TO-.
F. Brock and Sullivan VS.. Life Insu-
rance Co. s,r5
Monday, Oct. Is- Second Week
Summey VS.. Anderson Co.
Ragsdnle VS.. G. S. G A..
Paper Co.. VS.. Cheshire.
Milford vs.. Greer
Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Rreeden va Martin
Bank VS. Mattison.
Peoples Bank VS. Kay
Peoples Bank VS. Kay.
Wednesday. Oct. II.
Hill VS. Burriss
Griffin vs Gregory.
Paint Co.. vs. Shirley
Thursdhy. Gci. Is
Owings VI Chiquoa Mills
The following are Jurors drawn TO.
the two weeks of civil court:
Paul Sears. Pendleton.
!, N. Pennen, Martin.
w. r.. Davis. Honea Path.
II. .. Burton, Hall.
G.. M, Robbins. Garvin.
i C. Spears, Fork.
Fred Schrirnp, Corner,
T. Fl. Burfiss. Centerville.
p. B. Gentry, broadway.
w. w. Chapman, BeIton,
+. H. Wright. Rock Mills, s...
G. e. Ccbb. Anderson, ,,5,,,.. 49,,
w. F. Chiids,. Varennes, .s57.
T. c. Stewart. Williamson,
w. P. Wright. Anderson,
J. T.. Mahoney, Varennes,
j. y. EasSs anderson.
II. F.. Hanks, Bolton.
j. p. Croather, Anderson. y
w. r. Davenport. Bolton,
r. l.. Sullivan, Fork,
-. NJ. bowen, Ienterville,
w. f. McLees. Varennes,
G.. NJ. Wilson. HONEYWELL,
]. II. Mcconnell. Martin,
Sam Bowen, Hall.
John T. P-uitt. Savannah,
j. A. ElgiI, Broadway,
j. w. Abefcrombie. Honea Path,
j. T. O'Barr. Pendleton,
i. T. Erskine. Anderson,
G. T.. Pilgfom. Williamson,
q. n. Wyatt, Brushy Greek,
j. T. Murdoek. Martin,
FIRST Week Jurors
w. L. McCown. va-ennes,
r. IL. Hiflhouse, Centerviile,
Stephen Hanks. Martin.
w. A. Caliahan. Honea Path,
]. u. Ivesfer. Martin.
]. w Cooper. Honea Path,
l.. N. Geer. Anderson. f-fE .,istsis
A. +. PooEe,. Bolton, aNS0ii
8. Y. Fisher Martin. d
J.. n. Loii!a, Wiliiamston. 81 .istg
James A. Winter. Savannah,
Z G. s. Godgion, Williamson,
WI. Shirley. Rock Mills.
D. 8. Vandiyer. Anderson,
b. N. Harris. Corner,
I w. e. Giles. Fork. sfs
Paul Martin, Hopewell,
George Reed. Williamson
s.. A. Purdy. Hall, ~
j.. NJ. Fant Fork, !; g. &
i. S. YeaFgin, Corner.
T. T.. Wakefield, Garyin,
u Il MesnAniel t:nnegeii,
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W. IL. Estes. W;lliamston.
.sB. Wilson, Anderson,
y. f. Horton, Beiton, /.
r. 3. Erskine Broadway,
W. NJ. wallace, Anderson,
j. A. Dickson. Brushy Creek.
j. N. s.. Mcconnell, CenteryiIIe.
w. IT, Wetson. Brushy Creek.
w. F., Marshall, Anderson.
81 Harris 5r., PendletonSy a
Roy e. Bufriss CentefviIle,
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FOR SALE

FOR ShLR-Pure Apples and Fulg
ham Seed oats. Home raised and
nicely graded. Let us book your
orders now. J. ]. Fretwell 9-23-4t
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R(g3l ls sNr--,Sow five room hn,,a,aqs
two halls. eeH East Franklin street .
~ ssslr heisteily street school. modern
SSs s.,s flseSsss apply Mrs. 6. Al,
Sestsoll, ges = Franklin at. 9-22-6tc
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

4 The London Financial News says
that the Kaiser, should ne be dethron-
ed, would come to New York and build
3 mansion on Firth avenue.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

= The private fortune of King Char
les OF Roumenia is tied up in Ger
many. II he fights the Kaiser he will
become poor man. If he doesn't
bis subjects may depose him
After sharp battle. near Crecyl q
heavy thunder storm came up and
the French soldiers stripped and en-
dcyed a shower bath, the first time
@ince the war began.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-24

A Britisn agent buying mules for
the British army rejects all gray
mules. He says they can be seen too
Tar.