The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-26
SIX AND TWENTY.

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Williamson, July 25.-Generally
speaking crops are in very good cone
dition through this section. In many
places the crops are SO late that it will
be almost impossible for farmers to
make enough to pay for their fertilize
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tThic section will have its full quota
of candidates in the coming election.
We already have three for commits
sioner and we are certainly sorry that
two OF them will nIye to so down In
defeat for they are all capital fell
lows and would make good commits
sioners.
W. A. Elrod candidate for treasurer
is former citizen Of this place. He
is son of one of Piercetown mer-
chants. J. H. Elrod. Andrew
would make good treasurer and
when the votes are counted the man
who beats him will be treasurer.
Conrad Johnston of White Plains
were visitors to this section Sunday
afternoon.
DR.. Pepper OF Anderson made pro-
fcssional visit to this section last
Wednesday.
Jake Bargcil of Pendleton visited
his daughter Mrs. Bessie Kay a few
days ago.
]. A. Martin and P. M. Mahaffey
were business visitors to. Anderson
Wednesday.
w. H. Frlereon.~ candidate for Pro-
bate Judge was hun:>.,s votes In this
section one day this week
w. a. Elrod Of Frankville was Wis
iting relatives here Sunday.
1t is good thing that the friends Of
E. q. Smith secured the services Of the
Jolly Band of Wild Hog to uIow for
him at the campaign meeting for after
the 25th of August his blowing will
forever cease. On the 25th Of Aug,
1914, they will be called on, to do the
"slow walking and sad playing act"
killed politically. I think.
We see that Smith is claiming all
the farmer votes. He ought TO como
to Piercetown for here o. out OF every
100 farmers are for Blease and this is
no fable.
We see from The Intelligencer that
some politicians are urging a division
among the candidates as there was
two years ago. We do not think
this should be- We think the people
in Anderson county should CHOOSE the
bcst man for any and every office and
vote for him and let tl1e other, fellow
do the same. A man. being for
Blease does not ado one iota to his
fitness for Office and being Z against
Blease does not subtract snnb from; his
fitness. One or the best offlcerssAn-
! derson county has etrr had was de-
{, feated two years ago because, he
| would not CO umit himself to Hlease or
Jones and q better one will never be
; elected. i,;,..r.,i..i : < i,tS K
i Atpceffort ,is being made to get @
,sihging school for this place. to begin
about August IT,. rev K; ~ + iifs, tyfs,
+ It is reported that A. w Pickena,
our popular rmernhant and !faffuer.
Twill enter:> the race for the house ..oi
Representatives ine the coming elec.
ttion. II he does decide to run Andef-
son county will never have the chance
OF. electtng o better naanr to o2represent
! her and he ought to, receive, every
j vote cast in the county e1s..
- Miss, Maynae Massey OF MI Springs
was visiting Mrs! A. NJ. Martin Friday
~, GIN. Murphy and a. MI Martin; ;were
! business visitors to Anderson Satur-
4 day.,. sf ~ Il Z, y Z & & : 5 ~
i, The protractet4 meet,ag Rilft begin
y at this place on the first Sunday III
( august The pastor wiz be- assisted
by Rev. Grim OF Pickens. ~
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