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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-11
NO FRAUD DISCOVERED
IN ANDERSON ROLLS
FEW MISTAKES WERE NOT
INTENTIONAL
PLEASED
County Executive Committee Will
Hear Favorable Report From
Club Secretaries Saturday

Inc secretaries of the Democratic
clubs In tho county came to Anderson
Monday and compared the club rolls
with the certified copies. In nearly
every LnstaItcc The secretaries re-
ported that the club roll IL made. VII
OF bona fide members of tho club and
residents Of the territory embraced
~ the club and that there were no
outsiders on the club rolls. Further
more, the secretaries found about
Implications OF names which had been
made through honest mistake and the
| voters themselves rcquertcd that tho
change be made. For instance, in the
case of the forming OF O new club.
such as Frankvillc or :,ox mills, the
voter might have enrolled his nun,,:
on tho old club roll before lcai ihh
that he was required to vote in the
new box. There oil came as volun-
tary suggestions.
Four names were reported to be in
error as- the Subscribers Ind not lived
In the state long enough. Their names
were left on the rolls. but the parties
were notified to present themselves
aud show cause or their names would
be eraFcd nt t::o suggestion Of the cp-
rolling committees OF the clubs.
In only one case were duly qualt-
lied persons refused tho right to en-
roll. ;iii;a that was through. Inc inao
vcrtcrca of the club secretary, wit,
reported the matter himself and the
two mems names wcro authorized to
be enrolled. as they had applied for
tho right In due time and had not
Ecca allowed to enroll.
Secretary Leon l.. Riso said Mast
9ight that lie believer there Is abso-
l1telv no frauu in the enrolment,
and he believes that every pcrson has
lind the opportunity to enroll. Tho
executive committee has been calin1
to mtct on tie 18th to pass upon the
mattcrs referred to above. 1t Will con-
venc In tho court house at noon. Tho
list of managers OF election is: pub
lishcd elsewhere. G
Tho committee hac found TINT thero
are, out OF the more than $500 names,
only betwnon 60-nnd 10 who oigncd
their initials. However. rs they were
honest in signing tho rolls, 1t will be
Recommended to the committee by the
chairman, s. Dean Pearman, that
these men be allowed to votc provided
that these Initials fully Identify tho
voter. 1t may be recommended. that
the votes OF these men be placed III
envelopes. to be counted separately,
III this ie constitutional. This whild
protect tho entire box from being
thrown out by tho State exerutlve
committee in case of any contests.
The county chairman wishes to have
every man In tho county permitted tU
exercise the right to vote. but not TO
jeopardizo the vote of his entire pre-
'cinct .l.by voting irregularly.
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II Mixed with Sulphur Il Darkcns
no Naturally Nobody Can Tells; 3

! GEandHioths. aseps her iiair .beauti-
fully .darkenad. glossy and abundant.
with a brow of iSage Tea and Sulphur.
WHENEVER her hair foil sout or took On
that dull, faded or strcakcd appear
ancc, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect, By asking ut
any drug btnrn for, g"Wyoth's Sage anu
Sulphur ,Hnir Remedy" you will sEct
q largo 7bottic Of this old -time recipe. )
ready TO usc, for about so .conts. This
simple mixture can be depended snp0n,
10 restore nnturnl color and beauty. To-
tho hair and Is splendid for dandruff,,
dry; itchy scalp, and falling hair.
a wcll-known GoWn,owns druggist
Beys cvery body urcp Wyetii's Sage
and Sulphur becauso &: Idarkcns 10
naturally and evenly tlitt nobody can
ee!l .:s s 30 y
To- tiso. too You simply lampen d 81
comb or s0ft brush and n drawistit
through your hair, taking ;ono sirap1
at n time. BY sm6rning the, gray fixiri
HisapVears; 1hftar lnnDt Their application
Or twoS ii afs siresfnrad5 tn Its = nf.isssI ]
t.olnE and .lnoka lnssy soft .and abpn.I
datlt Evans Pharmacy. az We V: rs
IN. E -
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:. PENDLETON CENTENNIAL.
Tho Farmers SUciety Is 100 Yeurs Old
I, efie} in 1916.
To oitlo Members OF the Pcndlcton
<, Farmers. Society.


To tho Members of the Pcndlcton
Farmers. Society:
I-iir ::!s;::::..:.eee ::!s;:::s....::..eee snnnintcd to ar
range tho program for the ccntcn-
nIal. celebration ncxt year, dcBircs to
make q report to the society at the
August meeting On Thursday, august
49, 1914. We are prepared to submit {.
full program TO tho society at that
time. but In order to make this CEN
tcnnial; 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
tho meeting on Thursday, August
18th. to receive and discuss our re-
port. ~ ,4l2sgl ..,.sl.,
we make special request not oni,
for your own attendance. but also
ask that you bring as many OF the
men ins your community as possible,
and :get thom to Join the society and
assist In Fthis celebration. r.
Yours very truly,
j.; H. HARPER, Chrm.
~. G.. STRIBLING, i,
- ~ 81. II. NJ. HUNTER, Z
:n,s..-. ~ +.iIsS r., McCTiARY.
n. w. H. MILLS. Sec,y.
Pent!oton, g.. c., Aug. 10, 1914:
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Tobacco Sales.

Il Report ont the, tobacco sales for
,Southe Carolina markets was issued
Saturday from the State, department
The report covers 23
markets and 55 warehouses. During
,JnlHi I, ,863,34G POUNDS OF rtobacCo were
.soAdfor' 1887, ,782. 81. During July 7sof
'1918,.8,73i.789 pounds were sold ifnr
81 ,094, ,416.34., Comparison shows q de-
crease Of 1914 from 1913 yof 4,869, ,443
pounds and ,$706. .653.03. Tho. average
price this year Is 1910 cents as COM
pare h !et-s cents last yunr.
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ATTEMPTaMAD s n.
TO MURDER MAN
Miscreant Hiding IA Jesse. Duck
worsh's Barn Shot al Him
Three Times Sunday

JesRe Dnckworth, VOL known
anderson county farmer. had nar-
row escape last Sunday night from
being killed when some unknown
white man fired at him three times.
Tho attack was entirely unlocked for
and by the time Mr.. Duckworth sue.
Eopded fl drawing his pistol and re-
turning thD fire hts assailant had
nude q getaway.
According to Mr.. Duckworth's
STORY Of the happening, he drove q
horse to his home, eight EItles north
Fpf Anderson, Sunday night, arriving
there shortly after II o'clock. lie en-
tered the barn to place the animal In
the stablerand as he did 20 he saw. a
man step out into the halfway OF the
barn. Without word Of warming the
man fired O pistol Tho first buflet
atrnnk Mr. eDnrkWersl's ccss, S.ssSeS;::
on through his shirt and out /, tho
other .Bfdo of his coat. He WINS 40 4as,-
not Movc and a second later. tho, man
tonishcd by the attack that hefcouId
again fired This bullet aisv pene-
trated MIR. DnckwOrth.s coat hut did
not craze his! body. by that tine SIR.
nnckworth. had gotten Iiis scMa pistol
out; OF his pocket. and hb bog..n to fire,
shooting .at thets fleeing ! man four
times. The aesaiiant jumped a. fence
and escaped MIR. yDuckworth.. fol-
lowed him: and found his trail but as
he was ION the point OF telephoning to
Anderson; for 4 loodt tDunds, a.. hard
rain begap5to fail. .5i,s-. .s. Z;
MI. Duckworth says that he has no
idea OF who the man WAS, other than
that he knew him to s,bc white, He
said that as the man would Sire each
tine inc finhii OF the powder. from the
pistol would light up 3hie countenAnce
and he could say that his face ,.iwaa
Rhite. a (, 4 fs..stj 8, -. * !, Z
..ya Either the man was In the barn
with a view 10 stealing q horse or he
went there because OF personal malice
against Mr.. Dnckworth and I'm an af-
fort take his life. Tho latter5.wou
Seem to be ,4he more plausible expia.
nation since sMr.s sDuckwnrth,s brofher
had 3ust. been to- the harm less than
ibstninutes before the shooting took
place and hes noted nothing E oiit s.of
the, dinary. =. 3, l Ss, y
S. The Sease s has been aplnead In tho
hands of tho officers and III sis hc-,
lieved that the n;screant may ne ar
tested, & s.ss ,s.sss,.S;S e ls.;,
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HELDHAS SPIES,
American and Wlfcl arc Held by The
n German Police.

t:ariss,Aug. 6.-Archer'sW. Hunting
ton. president OF the American Geo
graphical society and zhfs wife, were
arrested at Nuremberg, Bavaria by the
German police and.Gre now held In
prison as spies. sHa
Mr. Huntington's chauffeur, who cs-
capped to Switzerland, autographed t.,
the. American embassy yesterday
had: been -mnltearted. Mr.. Hunting
ton. he isntd, was stripped ssaaad and
the POLICE were! searching him. and mis-
wife was subjected 10 indignities.
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Mrs. Mary Rodgers Mauldln.

lfTasley. Aug. Son August Mrs.
mary Rodgers Mnuldin, wifc of Laban
,MIagn9qldip died at her home on Main
,Ftrfet III Easlcy in the list year of
,hs hsf tte. dttfe. She was born July q, 1874.
II tn iffhtITiy ift life MrSf Mauldin united with
the baptist church.
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o o 900 900 90
o STATE NEWS Q
OIL - ss |. =, n
robl.--i.. ~
900 o o o o 100 90 o o o
Col. Lewis ". Haskon.

Lewis wv. Haskell, native of M,sbc-
wife yand former assistant ndjutant
general OF the state, is consal at Bel
graaoj tho capital OF Servia. Herman
L. Spahr, OF Orangehurg, is consul at
brcsiaui Germany. p. II. McGowan,
lthe heytVashiagton correspondent OF tho
sAolumbtR State, reports that much
anxiety Is felt because nothing has
f1ee4,heard tof Col. and Mrs. Haskell
for three weeks, when they began l:n
Return tourney from London to. Bel
grade. o,..,,.s o. :.
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sc0MMANDGR. l. q. RiCHA1DsoN
Will Speak Mt an Entertainment al
~ LebRnon, Friday. M

9'On Friday evening. August 18th, the
Ladies' improvement Association will
give IAN entertainment at Lebanon
School Park. There..will be: 'fiddiing"
by nin1y- fiddlers, songs by pupils Of
tho school and an address by Lieuten-
ant Commander Louis c. Richardson.
"a small admission. fec will bc
charged. At 6 O'Clock tho members OF
the association will begin the sale Of
Iuii v6Mlio.isSs.
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o BARNES ITEMS. o
o q
90 30 600 o O 90 5000 o o

o BARNES ITEMS. o
o o o o o o o o o 900
Barnes. Aug. 11.-Mr, Fu)man
brown left here las. Friday night for
his home at Mccormick. Ho was ac-
companicd by Eugene MCMalan. They
made tho trip In buggy, enjoying a
moonlight ride. 1
~
SEMI ias
Master Clyde Evans spent last week.
In Williamson visiting relatives and
attending the Chautauqua. n
Mira. II. w. Stone and littlc daugh-
ter Elizabeth. was here few days
last week attending tho series OF
meetings. 'it
y MFR. and Mrs. G. T.. Pruitt, OF Glaen-
vllic. was here recently visiting the
family OF w. II. Evans. a.ll
Mr.. John C. Droadwcll. of Wal
hnlla. was here recently spohdlng
awhile with her daughter, Mrs. Jcosc
Ethcridgc.
Mifs Annie Miller. of Union, Is here
spending Ucmc time Mt tho homo OF
her brother, George Miller. s1
Miss Myrtle Burton, OF Anderson,
returned TO her homo yesterday, hay
Ing spent Il week hero with her
cousins. the Misses McMahan. Ms
Miss Eva Gosncll, of Pclzor, is yis-
ftinG at tho home OF A. s. j. Hall. k
: Mr.. Guy Mckinney and s!stor, Miss
Mary. Of Lincolnton, Ca, arc hero Wis
iting friends. They moved from this
place about five years ago. II.
Mrs. II. S. Burton and children or
Iva. ID here with hor sister, Mrs.
Lowic. and other relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson of Ivn. spent
last week at tho home CT Walter
Nowby.
Miss Fannie Campbell. or Anderson,
Is here spending some time with
relatives and friends.
MRS. Furn,nn Drowo. of McCor-t
mick, j. spending two weeks here
with home folks and ptl or relatives.
Mr.. Andrew Dixon, OF Hartwell,
Gu. Il. +. 2. iB whiting tho homo Of
John VIII Brown.
Miss Knto IIitchinson. OF : Lown-s 6
desville. was hero rocontlysj vieiting
her friend. Miss Rose Tucker.
The weather tho past week las
bcon very favorable ior the growing
crops. Added TO this was nice rain
on yesterday. 5lsi si...
S. Tho protracteu services closed
Hero on the 7th inst. with cigtit
candidates for baptipr,. Rev. III. p
w. Stone was assisted by Rev, D. c.,
Williams. Of Lnngly, s.. C.. who
preac!.as very soES!a!y; nnd ;sS G siiifsss
hearers tho gift OF secing- ourselves
ns' othcra see stB Tho church ID re-
vived and much good-accompllsileiI y
The congregation was largo and at =
tentivc and good order prevailed &
throughout the meeting, The ordi-
nnncc Of f'baptism will be administered
on the first Sunday morning In Sop
temBcr. aI}ssiI }.sI 81, 4, \
The Sunday school was wcii a, at
tended last Sunday Total attendance. s
! is. Lots zoe 4, ,,Re can .incrnngo the 5
numbsE ~ mi on next next Sunday. iggs ii
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the legislature subject to tho
rules and regulations of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
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!, hereby announce myself as can
,didate for the house Of representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the Democratic primary.
w. /. obi MAHAFFEY.
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FOR COMMISSIONER on
District No. I.

] hereby announce myself a candi:
date for commissioner of District No.
l., comprising. Corner, Hall, Savannah
and Varehnes townships, subject to
the rules of the democratic primary.
PRESTON B. GALLEY. JR.,
Iva, s. O.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date Tor tho House Of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to tho
rules OF the Democratic primary.
ASA HALL, JR.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No. 2, comprising Pendieton. Rock
Mills, Fork and Centerville town
ships. Subject to the rules OF the
democratic primary.
JOHN II. CULBERSON.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner for distFict No.
], comprising Savannah. Hail, Corner
and Varcnnes township, and pledge
myself to abide the result fO the demo-
cratic primary. G.. Z. CONWELL.
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hereby announce myself q candi.
date for the Office. OF Auditor of An
derson County subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party. li5lp
II. WARE AJISTJN
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Il hereby announce myself candi
date for Representative from .Ander-
son county. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary. :. T. WEST. ;.
Bolton, 8. C.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Legislature, subject 10 the
rules Of the Democratic party.
<,sls 8. A. BURNS.
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I hereby announce myself candi-
date for House of Representatives for
Anderson county, subject to the rules
OF the Democratic primary.
j. BELTON WATSON.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for tho House Of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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! hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House Of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the democratic primary.
WALTER f. WHITE. :
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announce myself> candidate for
the legislature from Anderson Coun-
ty subject to the rules of, the demo-
cratic party. T. F. DICKSON s
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hereby announce myself as q can
didatc for County Commissioner of
Anderson county from district No. /,
comprised Of Savannah, Corner. Va
rcnncs and Hall townships. Subject
to tho action OF the Democratic pri-
mary j. ~ LAWRENCE MCGEE.
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District No. 3.

! hereby announce myself candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section, consisting Of Garvin.
Brnshy Creek, Williamson and Hope
well townships, subject. to the action
of the democratic primary. s,
H.rA. FOSTER =
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AS required by the rules. OF the
Democratic party we publish below
the managers Of election for tho va
rious clubs Of tho county, together
with the polling place Of each club.
- $. ID. PEARMAN,
County Chairman.
LEON S. RICE, Sec.
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hereby announce myself candi-
deto for Commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton. Rock
Mills. Fork and Centerville town
ships, subject to rules Of Democratic
party. '''a j. H. WRIGHT.
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the Office Of Auditor. subject
to the rules Of the Democratic .pri-
mary ~. j. r. C. .GRIFFIN.
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District No. q

hereby announce myself sa candi.
date for commissioner for Honea
Path, Belton. Broadaway and Martin
townships, District No! 54,t subject TO
the rules of the democratic primary.
~ x '15's;F ;,si.;S nv: E.TOWNES
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=. lam e eandidess- ss.: :;;sy l5sarse ce
Representatives. from Anderson gcoan-
fty. will abide the rules OF the
primary. SAM WOLFE. !,
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(: HEREBY ,AnnpunIice ;psyselt saaS i 1ail-
Atdafa Tor tp yhe 81 .6f
Ipergtic pFllnsfy record ss y pub
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I hereby announce myself a candt-
date for representative from Ander-
son county subject to the rules OF the
democratic primary.
y, J. n. HUTCHINSON.
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herahy annnnnca r,vsaR n cnndi-
date for House Of representatives for
Anderson county subject TO tho, rules
OF tho Democratic primary. q
! 81 L. r. CAMPBELL. 2
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for commissioner s-cm D:s..-::ct.
No. 2. Comprising Pendleton, Rcok
Mills, Fork and Centerville townships.
subject to the rules Of the democratic
primary. ID. s. HOBSON. y,
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u hereby ammo ounes myself u cAndi-
date for the State Senate, from AndSx-
con county subject 20 the tu1ss 1f ithe
nem6sratie pfiraary :lSs ssss
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. LEGAL I
NOTICES
DeIInuaent .Iioad Tax NotIce.

All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
hnok with numbers. and stub numbers
attachcd. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get tho official receipt
as above provided, for.
]. MACK KING.
tf ~ ;s.t,N ~ County Supervisor.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules OF democratic
primary. C. +. MARTIN. (
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hereby announce myself candi-
date fer the office Of commissioner
from section q. comprising Fork,
Rock Mills, Pcndlcton and Ccntcr-:!!c
townships, subject to the rules OF the
democratic primary. w. r. HARRIS.
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Il hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules Of the democratic PRIMARY.
G.. N. 9. 6GiiEasss.A.,ns..
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BOOKSl0F REGIsTRATION

For the convenience OF the voters Of
Anderson County the board OF regis
tration will meet tho following ap-
pointments to register and renew or
transfer certificates: M
Pendleton, Tuesday. August II.
Townytlle, "Wednesday. August 12
Starr, Thursday, August 49,.
Iva, Friday, August L..
Toxnway, August 10, from. 9 a. M
to 12 m.
Anderson Cotton Mill. August 15.
! to A p. m.
W. l.. ANDERSON,
w. &C. BURRISS,
=. N. LINDSAY,
Board Of Registration OF Anderson
County.
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9 hereby announce myself as d can
didatO for reelection to the legisIa-
ture subject to the rules OF the demo-
cratic narty;e :s;s T. +. NELSON.
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District No. :.

r. A. Sullivan Of Fork township 10
hereby announced for commissioner
for Section Two, comprising Fork
Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville
townships. )!
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] hereby announce myself as cam
didate for county supervisor, subject
to the rules Of the democratic pri-
mary.
W. J. JOHNSON. +
Pelzer, s. c., r. F. D. /.
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w. H. G. Elrod announces himself a
candidate for county. commissioner
from the district composed OF wills
liamston. Garvin, Brushy Creek and
HOpewell. subject t0 the rules of the
democratic party. ;,4,i
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i hereby announce myself can
didate for the Office OF county super
VISOR OF Anderson county. subject to
1he rules governing the democratic
primary. T. M. VANDIVER,
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REPRESENTATIVE

hereby announce myself as q cam
,dtdate for House OF Representatives
from Anderson county, subject to the
rules OF the democratic party.
OSCAR d. GRAY.
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] hereby announce myself O candi-
date for County Supervisor Of Ander-
son county, subject to. the rules Of
the Democratic primary. r.
~ ~. THOS. b. KAY.
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IS hereby announce myselfta sandi-
date fQr Ee,ele ection Ias Gommission
foE District No a i onprintng Honea
Path Martin, Bolton and 81 broadway
townanip. aubJuct to- the .Euless sof tha
Democratic primary. & lss.Sys yysSs
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+ MACK DUFF ROGERS

I hereby announce myself .as a can.
dicate for Commissioner of Anderson
county from. Section No. q, composed
Of Garland. Brushy Creek. iHopewel,
and Williamson. Townships. subject
to the action OF the democratic party.
sts W.T. Wata0n =
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! ! hereby announce my candidacy
fer County CoAmiss.cnor oe Anderson
ssssuntyi=f'vn n -tho-- third section com,
prfsing HopeWel, Williamston,
Brushy Creek and Garvin townships,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party. !.
u .At.! - II siRf GK l1IIIrfr y faCI5p q :.
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sfOR RslrDfTOR

s.;1 harsbys Ann0iil lue Iayaelf d candi-
date Tor Count Auditor subt tcct 80
,the rules of tho d democratic pfIrfary.
SO siys ri ~ Ahf111B.S
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Tic servant stands for itself and will
appreciate the votes of the people Of
this county.
WINSTON sMITH.I
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-11

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
the Democratic primary.
i J. MACK KING
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-11

hereby announce myself as q can
didato for trcasrrcr OF Anderson coun.
ty. subject to tho rules of tho Demo
cratic primary.
J.J. FRETWELL; JR.