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pENDLET0N CENTENNIAL.
The: Farmers' Society TX 100 Years Old
:IsS In la1i

The: Farmers Society TX 100 Years Old
~ a,, In 1915. XII
To the Members of the Pendleton
Farmers. Society:
The committee appointed to mr.
range the program for the contcn-
NAL celebration next year, desires to
make report to the society mt the
August meeting on Thursday, August
13. 1914, We are prepared to submit u
full progrdm to the society ut that
time, but In order to make this CEN
tennial' celebration n success, We must
have, and the society must have, the
hearty SUPPORT of every member. We
therefore urge you to be present at
the meeting on Thursday, August
18th, to receive and discuss our re-
port -
Wo make special request not oni,
for your own attendance, hut also
ask thatifyou hiring as many OF the
men in your community as possible.
and. get them to Join the society and
assist in this celebration.
Yours very truly.
j. II. HARPER; Chrm.
80. j.. c. STRIBLING,
j, :; ~: H. M. HUNTER,
., T. r.. McCTARY,
W. II. MILLS. secy.
SPendieton, c., Aug. 10. 1914.
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Tobacco Sales.

Report on the tobacco sales for
South Carolina markets was Issued
Saturday from the State department
of agriculture. The report covers 90
markets and IS warehouses; During
July 3,S62.346 pounds OF tobacco were
sold for $387.763.S1. During July Of
1913, $751; ,7S9 pounds were sold for
$1,094,415-34, Comparison shows q de-
crease of 1914 from 1913 of 1858. .d43
pounds and $J06.G53.03. The average
price this year is 10 10 cents as COM
pared with .121-2 cents last year.
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NO FRAUD D|sCOvE:R!Es
IN ANDERSON ROLLS
FEW MISTAKES WERE NOT
INTENTIONAL
VOTERS PLEASED
County Executive Committee Will
Hear Favorable Report From
Club Secretaries Saturday

The secretaries of the Democratic
clubs In the county came to Anderson
Monday and compared the club rolls
with the certified copies. In nearly
every tu3tatce t0ie secretaries re-
ported that the club roll is. made up
OF bona fide members of the club and
residents OF the territory embraced
ty the club and that there were no
outsiders on the club rolls Further
more. tho secretaries found about
duplication. of names which had been
made through honest mistake and the
voters themselves requested that the
change be made. For instance. in the
case OF the forming OF new club,
such as Frankville or Cox mills, the
voter might have enrolled his nan.,
on the old club roll before leuinins
that he was required to vote in the
new box. These all came ms volun-
tary suggestions.
Four NAMES were reported to be in
error as the subscribers had not lived
In the state long enough. Their names
were left OH no rolls. but the parties
were notified TO present themselves
and show cause or their names would
be erased at tho suggestion of the en-
rolling committees Of tho clubs.
In oniv one case were duly luali-
fled persons refused the right to en-
roll. and that was through the inan.
verinnco Of the club secretary. whu
reported the matter himself and the
two mons names were authorized to
be enrolled, Us they had applied for
the right in due time and had not
been allowed 10 enroll.
NrCratnrv nfoo oCtd To ct
night that he believes there is ntso.
lutcly no fraud in the enrolment
and he believes that every person has
had the opp0r unity to enroll. The
executive cominittcc has been calle:
! Elattcrs referred TO above. 1t Will con-
vene in the court hoase at neon. Tho
list Of managers OF election is pub.
llshed elsewhere.
The committee hnc found that there
are, out OF the more than $500 names
only between 60 and 70 who signed
their initials. However. as they were
honest In - '.ning the rolls, 1t Will be
lrecommen ed 10 the committee by the
chairman, s. Dean Poarman. y thai
! these men be allowed to vote provided
/ that these initials fully identify the
VOterI ~ may De recoUtmenueu tnni
the votes of these men be placed In
envelopes. to be counted separately
II this Is constitutional. This wonio
protect the entire box from bc!nG
/ thrown cut by the State executive
committee in case Of any contests
The county chairman wishes to have
every man In the county permitted tt
exercise the right to vote. but not tc
jeopardize the vote OF his entire pre-.
cinct by voting irregularly.
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ro'lison. 8. s. renneli, Jones wash.

To'lison. 8. s. Fenneli. Jones wash
ington :, x. +
Pclzer. No. ii. L. c. Spcarman.
Fred Turner, Gland Callahan.
PicdmoHt-Fropt No: 3 Mill. r
Hammond. j. F. Donald, A. ;B. Ciardy.
pierstowqr-School I. ITonse--A. Nm.
Guyton, J. J. Lewis. T, II. L. ElrodsSW.
II. Owen, clerk. ss. IS
River and Toxaway-oodfrey;a
6nop-J. c. Acker, II. T.. Nicholson, 70.
r. Roberts. III 7,.i 8. ~ I :.
:. Rock Mills ARobort,a Il School ,cl, House m II
r. H. Mliy. p L. sYon, b. B. shir-
Sandy sprlnssGcotton warehoase
!, j J: M. Mllam, q. w Darby. n, W. J.
Start: s. Jones, Haskell Hanna.
Three and, Twenty-At seI,ani
HouseTJ. .sW. Smith, j. C. Hsnderson.s
G. NJ. Trip. j.. D. Sitton. clerk. {, q s, \,
Toney Creek-Cox's Store--J. 6M
Cox. w. II, AGker,iJs L.o Chaumau.ys ysG
;Townyille+J.s d. Babb. n. B. Far-s
mer. C. G. Kay. if " 30 IS
Walker Elmoyic s.. Reeves.
WI NJ. Rankil.. Rufus s, Melton. yas fCd
johnson, clerk! ~ ;s IS e, ia s:
West Savannah Hollands Stora.s
y. t a, J. Wintef. =. M. Jones: II. J: strlck-
], W WWililamston. NG. 1-4sprins j i,ari 81.
I: p. Miller. w. j. Guyton, R,ls,s..lS
Hammond - sfs3a I.sSsS
b Willinmston. No. 2--hiii Il IA Ofjlce
y: .kOnn, G, r. King, s. sBs pruitt. ~
|is White Plains ID. AZ. Durhams3y 3yvs M
Foliison. Thos. Johnson S.sss5s 1888
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HELD AS SPIES
A::.c.:cna md Wife are Held by the
German Police.

Paris, Aug. 8.-Archer w. Hunting
ton. president of the American Geo
graphical society, and his wife. were
arrested at Nuremberg, Bavaria by the
German police and are now held in
prison as spies.
Mr.. Huntington's chauffeur, who es-
capped to Switzerland, telegraphed to
the American embassy yesterday,
had been malteartcd. Mr.. Hunting
ton, he said. was stripped naked and
the police were searching him and MS
wife was subjected to indignities.
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ATTEMPT MADE
TO MURDER MAN
Misereaat Hiding in Jesse Duck.
worth's Barn Shot at Him
Three Times Sunday

jesse Duckworth, a well known
Anderson county farmer, had mar
row escape last Sunday night from
being killed when sonic unknown
white man fired at him three times.
The attack was entirely unlocked for
and by the time Mr.. Duckworth stic-
ceeded in drawing his pistol and re-.
turning the fire his assailant had
made a getaway.
According to Mr.. Duckworth's
story Of tho happening, he. drove a
horse to his home. eight miles north
Of Anderson, Sunday night, arriving
there shortly after II o'clock. He en-
tered the barn to place the animal in
the stable and as he did go lie saw
man step out into the hallway of the
barn. Without word of warning the
man fired a pistol. The first buiie,
struck Mr.. Duckworth,s coat, passed
on through his shirt and ont the
other side Of his coat. He was 30 Pas
not move and second later tho man
-tOntahGd by the attack that he could
again fired. This, bullet .also pene-
trated M-. DuckwortIl's coat hut did
not graze his body. BY that time Mr..
Duckworth had gotten his own platol
ous "a hk6 lFOShCI anu ltt UeSdu 10 IlESs
shooting at the I fleeing man. four
times. The assailant Jumped fence
and escaped. Mr.. Duckworth fol-
lowed him and found his trail but as
he was on tho point OF ;telephoning to
Anderson for bloOdipounds, a hard
rain began to fall. ..si
+ Mr.. Dnckworth says that he has no
idea OF who the man: was. other than
that he: knew him to be white. He
said that as the, man would fire each
time tho flash OF the powder from the
pistol would light up, his countennnre
and 9he could say that his face was
white. 60
Either the man was in the barn
with a view to stealing O horse or9he
went there because OF personal MALICE
against, Mr.. Duekwofth and iIi an ,ef-
fort TO take his slife9 The rlatter would
seem to- be the more plausible expIn.
nation since Mr. ckworfii'A brother
had tnst been ttos the barn less than
i5; minutes before the shooting took
place and he noted nothing out OF
the ordinary :.Ss~ !. " .;.-. > 6,
|: The case has been, placed inS tls
hands ofsthe officers snd 1T. is heE:
iierAd that, shS siilscreants MAY be ass
rested. s !,
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o o 1000 o 900 o o o
Q STATE NEWS .
o = r O
900 oooo ooooo DO o
Col. Lewis w. Haskell.

Lewis w. Haskell, native of Able
Vile and former assistant adiiitnnt
general OF the state, IL consul Mt Bel
grade. the capital Of Servia. Herman
L. Spahr. of Orangeburg. Is consul at
Breslau, Germany. p. H. MCGOWAN,
the Washington correspondent of tho
Columbia State, reports that much
anxiety is felt because nothing has
been heard OF Col. and Mrs. Haskell
for three weeks, when they began q
feturn journey from London to Bel
grade. 49, t'.-' .-..-z ----' ----- -
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VIII Speak mt Entertainment, at
&'iS;e: Lebanon Friday.

Z. On Friday evening, August 14th, the
Ladies': Improvement Association will
give an. entertainment at Lebanon
School iPnrk. There will be "fddling"
by many. fiddlers, Bongs by pupils of
the school and an address by Lieuten-
ant Commander Louis G. Richardson.
A small admission fec will be
charged. AT Is O'Clock the members OF
the association will begin the sale of
refreshments.
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Mrs. Mnry Rodgers MauldIn.

EasIey. Aug. Son Auguzt @ Mrs.
Mary Rodgers Mauldin, wife of Laban
Mauldin died at her home on Main
street Il. Masiey il the list year OF
her life. She was. born July 27, 1914.
In early life Mrs. Mauidin united with
the Baptist church.
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Democratic party we publish below
tho managers Of election for the va
rious clubs of tho county. together
with the polling place of each club.
s. ID. PEARMAN,
. County Chairman.
LEON S. RICE. Sec.
Anderson. Ward 1-(Crayton's
Drug store.,RJ. W. Erskinc, " r.
w. Harrison. 1T King. ]. NJ. Giles.
clcrk. So
Ward 2-FretweIi's Slahlc.-E. j.
Henderson, b. A. Strickland. d. N.
Wyatt
Ward 3-City' HALT. W.. Norris,
John T. Broyles, A. Il. Sullivan.
Ward 4--Davis Stable-N. c. Bur-
.r:s1s A. E4 Toldt tlW. M Watt; ~ su,-N
Ward 6-edurt ffouge-J.- H. .AHarL
bin, J. Fleet Clinkscalcs. d. Fl. Mims.
s6-School Houso--R. D. SUIT
ties. w. c. Herring, w. G. Williams.
Belton,1 l and 2-FrOnt Gcer's Store
ii. T. Cog, A. p. Fant, 6. W. Harris.
BoIton, 3-Mill Omce-W. A. Glenn
cnt, Walter j.. Todd. Ellis c. Cox.
Bishops Dranch-School House
John S. Martin. Oswcl. Eyatt. john
p. Swords. (
BroadwayANenl'a Creek-J. w.
McCarley. w. e. Durriss, H.. p. Nc
Daniel.
Bowling Grccn-W -Whitefield Church
Il. W.. Harris. Wesley Wclborn, II.
II. Hand. l.. =. Knight, CLERK. a,
Brogon-Mill Storer--Will Horton,
c. L. Cathey, J. ]. Wade nj
Brushy Creek-Mt. Airy-Walker
Flemm;ng. c.. c. Foster, M. NJ. Mer-
rift.
Campbell'o Store-At Store-R. e.
Campbell. p. II. Gentry. W., C. Camp
boil. E.t-i, - ~
Cedar Grove-J. d. Ellison, II. II.
Kelly, Sanford Cooley.
Concrete-Celeysi Store-J. W..
Childers. II. L. Harrison, H. M. Phil
ips.
Corner-Sherard'e Store-R. S.
Sherard, w; ID. Brown. Jack Craft.
Cox Mill--W. R. R.,Ledford, J.,T Fos-
ter G. w. Bell
Chiquola Mill-Mill Office-W. II.
Erwin. J.,W. Ragslale. A. Y. Hughes.
-Clinkecales' Store
w. B. Cowan., W.. c. Adams. T. O..
Wright.
4 Fiat Rock-School Houae-W. G..
Iate. w. H. Whitaker. e. NJ. Brooks
CIV. Tucker, clerk.
Five Forks-At Five FOrIs-W. l..
Copeland. C. L. Martin, w. L. Casey.
Walter Earle. clerk.
Ford No. Maddox Mill-JnT
Stonecypher. II. G. Routh. ". L. Dob
bins. s III .s i.3
Fork No. &C, f. Maret, J. c.
Meredith. j. u. Farmer.
: Frankyille+-J.s. IT,: Drake, d. s.
Guoaa Iobn IJaufl ltH
Friendship-At Church,. C..
Mcmillan, Richard Lusk, J. F. Lewis.
Gluck Mill--SchooI lIousc-O. J.,
Myers. H,-H. Spakes, d. nj. Davis, II,
E Mcdonald, clerk.
Grove Schoo.--At School House
J.tA. Clinkscaies. w. A. Harris. l.. 8,
Clinkscales. - ~ 3,
Hail Carswall Institute -. Sam
Bowen, j. j.. Finley, G.. II. bailey.
Homer PathA-City Hail.. D. nc.
Cullougha Il. W.. Henderson, w. "A.
Harper. ,p;.slt. (. II.
Hopcwell-Hopaweli Springs. NJ.
Bolt, w. w. Harris. L. E. Martin.
Hunters, !, Spring--At Hunters
Spr;ng--A.. M. Hembree. L. E. Aber-
crombie, Fred Bolt.
Iva-S.. r. Anderson, J. g.. Handy,
II. Is. Galley. .sst,a 3
/, Long Branch-ASchool House--W.
l.. Greer. N: E.. Cromer, Albert Gam
brill. W. K.tMaddDx, clerk. s;:5 .
Martin-Wright's Store-John 4.
Mhrdock, Josse w. Saylors, j.. Hump
n Mt. Tabor Scnt ID but misplaced.
North ,AndetBon---At,N North and Gro.
Cow. vs. Leathers, S.: G. 4. Hardin,
b ? 4 - Z
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O o o o
u BARNES ITEMS. o
O o O o 100 600

Barnes. Aug. 11.--Mr. Fulrnan
Brown left here last Friday night for
his home at Mccormick. He was ac-
companied by Eugene McNiallan They
made the trip in Il buggy, enjoying a
moonlight ride.
SEMI
Master Clyde Evans spent last week
In Williamson visiting relatives and
attending the Chautauquu.
Mrs. II. w. Stone and little dauglr-
ter Elizabeth. was here few daya
last week attending the series OF
meetings. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Pruitt. Of Green-
villc. was here recently visiting the
family OF w. II. Evans. f
Mr.. John G.. I'rondwcll, OF Wall
hnlla. waa hcrc recently spending
awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
EtheriGgc. 1I
Misa Annie Miller. Of Union, Ia here
spending some time ut the home of
her brother. George Miller.
Miss Myrtle Burton. OF Anderson,
returned 10 her home yesterday, hav-
ing spent week here, with Ii her
cou .ins. the Misses McMnhan.
Miss Eva GOsnell. of PelEer, ,is yis-
iting mt the home OF A. S. J. Hall.
Mr.. Guy Mckinney and sister, Miss
Mary. OF Ltncolnton. Ga. are here vis-
iting friends. They moved from this
place about five years ago.
Mrs. u. S. Burton and children OF
Iva. Is here with her sister, Mrs.
LOWE, and other relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson OF Iva. spefit
last week. at the home or Walter
Newby. aat 8.
Miss Fannie Campbell. or Anderson.
is here spending some time with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Furman Brown, Of McCor-
mick. T. spending two weeks hore
with home folks and other relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Dixon, Of IIartwell.
Gn.. II. r. d.. is visiting tho homo of
John viii brown.
Miss l.atc Hutchinson, of Lown-
desvillo. was hero recently yiettinig
her friend. Miss Rose Tucker.
Tho weather the past week has
boon very favorable ;or the growing
crops. Added o.this. was nice rain
on yesterday.
The protracted services closed
here on the,r>7th rinst.y with eight
candidates Tor : bantiEm. Rev. H.
w. Stonc was assisted by Rov. d.
Williams. Of I-angly, s.. c.. WIN
preached very forclbly and gave his
hearers the gift OF seeing ourselves
as others see .!s Tho church ia re-
yivcd and much good accomplishc2l.
The congregation wns large and :ff-
tentive and good ordor prevailed
throughout the meeting. The ;ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
on the first Sunday morning in Sep-
tember. = /.
Tho Sunday. school was welll. at
tended last Sunday Total attendnnee.
ll5. Lets see II. we can fncrcasc ti,a
number on next Sundny.tjss .ss.y4g.
D
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hereby announce myself as q can
didate for County Commissioner Of
Anderson county from district No. 1,
comprised Of Savannah. Corner, Va
rcnnes and Hall townships. Subject
To the action of the Democratic pri-
mary. J. LAWRENCE MCGEE.
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TOURISTS GET RELIEF.
Committees Are Doing Everything
Possible for Stranded Americans. 6.
49,. {By ASHOcfatfd ipraaaI

London, Aug. t0.-The, London
residents committee, today paid out
$4,000 to tourists on. cable orders
from their home banks In needy
cases hotel bills were paid until trans
portation could be. obtained.
The various. committees formed to
help Americans. having found they
were being vict!mized. today estab-
Iished a common investigation head
quarters to eliminats imposters.
8 A society of college women has
been formed by Mrs. Walter Fl. Page,
Mira. David Starr Jordan and others
to guard the tnterects OF stranded
American school teachers.
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FOB COMMISSIONERS
District No. 1.

I hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner of District No.
l. comprising Corner. Hall. Savannah
and Varennes townships, subject to
the rules of the democratic primary.
PRESTON B. GALLEY, JR.,
Iva, s. C.
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Bottled Up.
(By. Associaioti FreaA.l !

], Halifax. N: s., August lO.-The port
of Halifax was closed Temporarily To-
day. British ships Will be conyovef,
In astcrS the regular examination. INIT
once In port. thoy will not be allowed
10 lcnvo. The CUnnrd limo oteamer
Maurctania is among the ships In
Halifax harbor. ~.
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WILL ASSUME RISKS
Belgian G6vernment Wants Grain and
Guarantees Ito Corer All Risky
.(Ry Associated Preasl

! Montreal. August 10. cablegram
was received today from the Belgian
minister of foreign affairs requesting
the Belgian consul here to inform Ca
madam grain exporters that tho Bel
gian government. will coyar risks OF
war on any grain shipped to Belgian
ports. .4SS-.I--.ssys S--.;ys sIssf55
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for district No.
I. comprising Savannah. Hall, Corner
and Varennes township, and pledge
myself TO abide tho result TO the demo-
cratic primary. G. F.. CONWELL.-
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RUHOR DENIED
Pope Is Not iii and is Granting Many
Il Audiences 1n Eleventh Annlynr.
''..sary, Of His Coronation r. -
(By Associated Press

Wy HbSuCIHIeu 'FreBB, 3iH
home. August 10.-The Tribune to.
day Teported that the Pope. was indis-
posea' suiering from q slight influ-
cnza; put this was denied Mt the vati-
can where 1t was stated he was grant
Ing many audiences and receivinr
kings on the eleventh anniyersnrv nf
Ills coronation. - -
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House OF Representative
from Anderson county subject to tho
rules OF the democratic primary.
WALTER F. WHITE
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/ hereby announce myself candf-
date for the House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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hereby announce myself candl-
date for the legislature subject to the
rules and regulations of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
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I hereby announce myself candi
date for Representative from Ander-
son county, subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary. J. T. WEST.
Bolton, s. G, ~
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I hereby announce myself 4 candi-
date for the state Senate, from Ander-
spn county. subject TO The ruiAa Of the
Democratic primary. 81: &, ~ Ii,
I Clint annimefs. ii.
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hereby announce myself candi-
dsle for IIeMse OF representatives FOR
Anderson' county. subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
]. BELTON WATSON. >
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1 am a candidate For the House Of
Representatives from. Anderson conn.,
ty. I will abide the, rules :of tile
primary. SAM WOLFE. ~
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Il announce myself a candidate for
the legislature from Anderson Coul-
ty subject to the rules OF the demo-
cratic party. T. F. DICKSON &
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty, subject to the rules of democratic
primary. G. F. MARTIN.
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hereby announce myself a candf-
date for representative from Andpr-
son county. subject to 4the rules OF the
democratic primary. i:i.,s - ~.
]. H. HUTCHINSON. /
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of Auditor of An
derson County subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
r. WARE AUSTIN.
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hereby announce myself as o cam
dldate for reelection to the legisla-
ture subject to the rules OF the demo-
cratic party. II. F.; NEJ SON.
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hereby announce myself as cam
didate for the house ,os representatives
from Anderson county subject 70 the
rules of thd Democratic primary.
w. I. {Bill MAHAFFEY.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to the
rules Of the Democratic primary.
~. se ASA HALL. 'JR.
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] hereby announce myself a candi-
date for House OF representatives for
Anderson' 4btnty.. Subject to the rules
OF the Democratic primary. - .;e-
~ ~. .4.,''ss''5 ,s T., tT::iGAMPBELL. Z
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for legislature, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party.
45~~ 8. A. BURNS.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of Auditor. subject
to the rules of the Democratic pri-
mary j. II. G.. GRIFFIN.
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hereby announce myself a candf-
date for. Commissioner of Third Sec
ton consisting : of Williamson,
,Brushy Creek, Hopewell and Garvin
Townships. subject to the rules Of
the Democratic primary.
Wa. sfBerry) SPEARAIAN.
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hereby announce myself q can
didate for the Office OF county super
visor of Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. #. M. VANDIVER.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

I hereby announce myself q candi-
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary.
:. MACK KING.
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hereby announce myself q candi-'
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centerville town.
ships. Subject to the rules of the
democratic primary.
JOHN Il. CULBERSON.
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sFORg RgkUDTTOR

I htfeby$ anne ounce myself q c6ndi.
date foti County Auditor subject 10
The ruies pf the democratic primary.
81 $s } ! ~ n. SAs AbsaTass J:
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Supervisor of Ander-
son county. subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
- ~ THOS. B. KAY.