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no political share in the new administra
ton.

The only thing said Mr.. Rabasa
which the Carbajal government desires
is that an amnesty for political offenders
be granted and that protection be given
to the property of all The government
is perfectly willing to transfer the power
entirely to Gen. Carranza or whoever the
constitutionalists may designate. We
want no legalization of any acts of
Huerta or any other terms. 1t seems to
me that what we are asking is simple
consideration based on principles of mo-
rality and civilization. If an amnesty is
not granted. naturally the people who
support the Carbajal government will re-
sist to the utmost any advance OF the
constitutionalists. 1t would be a defense
against DEATH and am sure the Caraba jail
government can rally enough elements to
withstand the constitutionalists II it
comes to such a situation. But l do not
think it will. for l believe the American
government will use its influence to pre-
vent such a state of anarchy as might
result from further fighting.
But even if the Carbajal government
does submit and no amnesty is granted,
the constitutionalists cannot then be GER
tain of a stable government Rather
than take chance on being executed,
many of the generals who supported
Huerto will. as Orozco already has done.
go to the mountains and begin a counter
revolution. 1 am confident, however.
that the situation will solve itself when
all these phases are taken into conSid-
Grafton by the constitutonalistS.
Mr.. Rabasa had a long talk with the
South American mediators and called on
the Spanish ambassador before leaving
for New York last night.
Realizing that there could be peace
full and speedy transition of power II
the constitutionalists gave proper guar
antees, administration officials today di-
rected their efforts toward having Such
terms put into effect
Hopes to Adjust Differences.
Carranza's errand to Tampico, it was
said today, was to adjust differences be-
tween constitutionalists and oil producers
and merchants over the local financial
system The constitutionalists, 1t was de-
clared. had insisted that taxes on I'M
ports be paid in gold, while they COIL
PEELED merchants to accept revolutionary
money in payment for supplies
The case of Private Samuel Parks. who
mysteriously disappeared at Vera Cruz In
the early DAYS of American occupation
of that city, will again be brought to the
attention of the government in Mexico
City with a request for an explanation as
to what happened to him. This will be
one of the heritages to the Carfajal gov
ernment from the Huerta regime. Secre-
tary Garrison said today that any FUR
ther representations would be made
through the State Department and that
he would call the matter to Secretary
Bryan'S attention.
Gen. Huerta promised AN Investigation
of the case, but nothing ever came of it.
Hearsay evidence was. to the. effect that
Parks was executed by Mexican soldiers
and that his body was DESTROYED.
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one given a cordial welcome.
First Baptist Church,

9:45-Teachers prayer service.
10:O0-Sabbath school, DIR. A. l..
Smethers, superintendent.
10:15-Short address to all the
school by DR.. Jno. C. Carman.
11:3O-Public worship. Sermon by
the pastor, Few. Jno. +. Vines. Sub
tect, "Anderson's Dangerous Way"
3:O0-Royal Ambassador meeting.
Subject, THE Great War" Charles
Sullivan, Jr.. leader.
4:C0-Christian Growth club meet
Ing. Mrs. A. l. Smethers. leader.
6:30-B. Y. p. u service. c. b.
Earle, president.
. There will be no evening service as
We adjourn to attend the mass meet
ing OF st. Johns Methodist church.
The public Is cordially invited to at
tend and worship with us at all these
services.
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State Convention.

Mrs. E. w. Masters, Mrs. Tom Bolt,
Miss Anna Berger and Miss Bessie
Majors returned yesterday from New
berry, where they attended the annual
State convention Of the Woman's Mis-
sicnary union. auxiliary to the State
Baptist convention. There were about
400 delegates present from every sec
tion of the State and the president is
Mrs. j. d. Chapman, formerly of this
city but now OF Greenville. The con-
yention lasted three days and was a
splendid meeting throughout.
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Central Presbyterian ChureI,.

Rev. John C. Carman, superinten.
dent of the South Carolina Sunda.,
School Association, will preach at the
Central Presbyterian church this
morning. Mr.. Carman comes to take
tho leading part in the Anderson
County Sunday School Convention,
which begins this afternoon at st.
Johns Methodist church at four
O'Clock. Mr.. Carman is best
known here as the speaker who de-
livered the mastery address, "Thc
Artist Of the Soul" at the State Sun
day School Convention here last Feb
ruary.
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Ana GociatY.

The Aid Society OF the First Presby-
terian church met on Monday after
noon with Mrs. r. C. Langiin, at her
home on Greenyille street. There was
o splendid attenance and the after
noon was spent planning and arrang-
Ing for a dinner and fancy work sale
During the social part, Mrs. Laughlin
served an elegant salad and the meet
ing was most pleasant and informal.
She was assisted by Mrs. o. l.. Mar
tin and Miss Ella Avery.
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PlliInthea Class.

A delightfully."- pleasant meeting OF
the Philathea class of the Central
Presbyterian church, was held on
Thursday evening with the Misses
Cochran on Cater street The princi-
pal business was making arrange
ments for an oyster supper next
Thursday evening in the store room
next to Tolley's furniture store.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent in pleasant social way that
adds so much to the feeling of love
and fellowship in the church work.
Later the hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
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st. Johns Methodist Church.

John w. Speake. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock. o. M. Heard,
superintendent. Public worship con-
Quoted by the pastor at 1880 q. m.
For afternoon and evening services
see program for County Sunday
School convention.
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Turkey Dinner.

The ladies of Grace Episcopal
church will serve an elegant turkey
dinner on Tuesday in the store room
uext to Tolly's furniture store, be-
ginning at ~ o'clock. Dinner will be
35 cents, with 15 cents for desert, The
ladies will also have sandwiches aud
home made candy ON sale.
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Mission Study Class,

NisSiOh btuuy VHhbRs
The Mission Study Class OF the First
Baptist church met in the Philathea
room last Monday afternoon. Mrs. A.
l.. Smethers. who is vice leader. was
drilling the kings army" Two very
full and instructive model programs
were submitted; one on Cuba" and
her need, by Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum
and State Mission. our part in the
work." by Miss Olivia Duckett 1t is
TO be hoped that both of them will be
used at some meeting Of the local
society.
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A. n. u. Church.

Preaching at the A. r. p. church
will be held by DR.. Moffatt of Due
West instead of the regular sermon
by the pastor. No evening service
will be held on account OF the con-
gregation uniting with the Methodists
in the union.
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Week Of Prayer.


The Home Missionary Society Of the
Central Presbyterian church will OBJ
serve next week as week of prayer.
beginning Tuedsay afternoon. The
services will be held in the church,
and on Tuesday afternoon will be led
by Mics nellie Cochran, the president.
Wednesday afternoon the two pa
pers will be Mountain Work by Miss
Mary Russell, and Mission Schools, by
Miss Eva Mayfleld.
Thursday afternoon, 4 o'clock:
The Great West, by Miss Evie Lewis.
The Foreigner. by Mrs. Earle Lew
is.
Friday afternoon, 4 o'clock:
The Negro, by Mrs. Raymond Beat
ty. sls ..
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Tweayive words Time cents
Six Times $I00. -
All advertisement additional
Rates 1000 made on appl
= r
No advertisement taken for ess Ldvance
appears directory can eephoue
ad S21 q bill wibe insertion for
prompt payment.
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Doll Sale.

The Junior Philathea class of the
Baptist church are busy getting ready
for doll sale some time the latter
part OF this month. The dolls will all
be beautifully dressed and none will
sell for over $1.00. Two will be given
away. The young ladies are work
Ing hard to make 1t q very successful
affair.
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For the MountaIn ScbooIs.

The little girls OF the Primary
Philathea class of the First Presby-
terian church met on Friday after
noon at the home of the president,
Miss Elizabeth Hudgens. to pack
box for the children of the Mountain
School. Each one brought packages of
clothing, and nice box was packed
under the direction of their teacher.
Mrs. w. II. Frazier.
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John Howard. wen known Ander-
son planter. was in the the city yes
terday.
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First PresbgteYian Ch1rl,eI,.

There will be tho regular services
at the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
superintendent az. x. ~. Brown.
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor.
Night services begin as 1890. Every
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st. Joseph's Catholic Church.

Twenty-fourth Sunday after Penta-
cost. Sunday school 10 a. m. Mass
and sermon II a. m. Benediction 4
p. m. All are welcome. Rev. e. A.
DUH will officiate.
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With The Church Women
Meeting Woman's Missionary Society.
PhOEe 81.

On Monday afternoon at o'clock
the regular meeting of the Worlan's
Missionary Society will be held. 1t
Is II very important meeting and each
member OF the society, and those of
the seven divisions, are urged to at
tend. There is much to do In the
month OF December, and let each
member be willing to be made willing
to do her part.
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Christian Chureh.

There will be no services at the
Christian church other than Sunday
school. The pastor being out of
town filling ether pulpits.
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League Oyster Supper.

On next Tuesday, Nov. '17th, f.5ani
500 p. IN. till the oysters give cut,
there will be an oyster supner under
the auspices OF the Epworth League
of st. Johns Methodist church at the
store recently vacated by b. HiIlman,
next to Tolly Furniture Co., on e.
Whitner street.
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WANTED Bright. energetic hoy for
& carrier. Good salary and commits
{ Zion. Apply to The Intelligencer cs-
I nee. u
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John Welborn OF Anderson, II. f. D.,
was in the city yesterday on business.
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AT TIE CHURCHES
o 900 o o o o o o o o o o o o
Grace Church.

Grace Church.
Rev. J. II. Gibboney, rector. Phone
635. Services for the twenty-third
Sunday after Trinity, November 18th
$500 a. M, the Holy Eucharist. 10:15
a. m. Sunday school. 1880 a. m,
Bible class. 1880 q. m, morning
prayer and sermon. 4:30 D. m, choral
evening prayer and sermon. Wednes-
days, 4:30 p. M, evening prayer. The
vestry will meet at the Office of Gen.
Bonham at 4:30 on Monday afternoon.
Music at Grace Church Sunday AZ.
ternoGn.
The following music will be sung
at the Choral Even Song at Grace
church, Sunday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock.
Professional. o Mother Dear, Jer.
usalem.
Gloria Patri-Reade.
Observation-Disclosures.
Nunc Dimittis-Ciemens.
Credo-Stainer.
Hymn, Jesus. the Very Thought OF
Thee.
Hymn. Lead, Kindly Light.
Offertory Anthem, AS Parts the
Weary Heart for Cooling Springs
Mendelssohn.
Recessional, The. world is very
evil.
The public is especially invited to
tho Sunday afternoon choral services
at Grace church. IN
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Swi,.ar. McFall cf Anderson. r. r,
D., was among the visitors to the city
yesterfiay .- 7l- - -
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l. B. Humphries OF Goidshoro. N. c.,
an insurance adjuster. spent yester-
day !n Anderson.
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>at1tsfnurs a. MA. .,a r.,s -.
1sY<sDHD - uuss suiu SSii No wSEs
serving OysterB. stewed or fried;
Whole 25c, Half 16c. Midway Cafe
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Highest strains Barred
Plymouth Rocks. so Pullets. $1.O0,
is Cockerls. s1.25 TO $500 each.
Bronze Turkeys at reasonable
pfices. y. G. Stribbling, Pendletotn,
8. C.--11-1a-6tp.
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JsSANTED-You to read eur two
weeks, bargain sale on page fiye
uf this issue. Southern Public Util-
ties Go. dtf
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OEbhannve Boxes.

The ladies OF the Guild OF Grace
Episcopal church will pack and send,
this week. their boxes for the lEpisco@
.ani nss1l.. - .s..s. Vsssl<.sflss ns.e l.s..
containing q compiuete and substan-
tial outfit for s'their boys at the or
phanRge. is in charge uf the presi-
dent Of the Guild. Mrs. r. c. webb.
Twice k year these ladies send these
things for this boy. and so again fhin
week his usual bex viii so. The 9TH
es box IL In charge CT Mrs. ID. s. Gray
aud Mrs II. A. Orr, and wiz eon-
tain everything in the way OF cloth
Ing and provisions for the orphAnage
IN general, This box viii be- packed
the latter part OF the week at the
homo OF Mrs. ID. S. Gray.
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/. w w. Hale. q we'll known Anderson
county farmer, ives in the city yes
terday.
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WANTS.

HANxED--Iho pablo % know that
!. no have jtiht receive' q large ship
i1ae1t 0s hpE Giles, and can supply
your Wants Al this line. Anderson
{ Intelligencer. Job Department. Il
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j. II. Kay OF Hopewell was in And
erson yesterday for short stay.
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! q. M. IlaekHorth Of the Lebanon
section spent part os yeAts.,.:ay IN the
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aRRn P1TAT0R9-secand Cron, vir-
ginia gr0wn. Irish Cobblers. Prefer
Ted by truckers. For late November
and early December paintings. Our
Z stock iB shelect. Furman Smith,
SeedHman, Phone 164.
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FOE SALE--2G3 bushels Fulgum
|! Oats and 100 Hastings 100 TO /. C..
M. Brown, Anderson, r. r. d 2.
11-15-3tp,
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FOB SALE-one Ford Roadster, good
as new, or will trade for young
] horse or mule Saddier's Garage.
11-14-2t
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T. d. Jones and F. C. Hawkins of
Townville were in the city yesterday
for few hours.
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NJ. B. Camak OF Starr was among
tie visitors spending yesterday In the
city.
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II. M. Garrison Of Denver war In the
city yesterday for q few hours.
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FOE 6ALE-one thousand bushels Of
extra bottom sand corn. Write to
4 q q. Werner, Richland, s. C
11-13-3t.
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Miss Hollie weiborn of McLees
spent Q few hours in the city yester-
day.
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Misses Ethel and Alma Gale OF PEN
dleton were shopping in the city yea
day.
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f0R SALE-second hand Indian
/, motorcycle. Cost new $175. VIII
sell to first man for 500 cash. C.
II. Cromer at Todd Auto Shop.
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C. d. Coleman or iva spent part ..ss
yesterday in the city on business.
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Miss Carrie Darby, Miss Ruby Ger
ard and Miss Mary Farmer of Green
Pond were In the city yesterday.
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Oliver Casey OF septas was In the
city yesterday ON business.
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Prot. r. A. Abrams Of Roberts was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
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IS q. r. CarSenter OF Anderson. n. r.
D.. was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
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Pat Hobson OF Sandy Springs was
among the visitors to the city yeater-,
day.
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A. p. Wilson OF Apderson. r. r. D.,
was in the city yesterday for short
stay
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B. C. Cromer of tho Zion section was
In Anderson yesterday for q few
hours.
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I 3 NJ, II Cox os Piedmont wns In tsi
city yesterday Tor q few hours.
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w. v. Alexander was among the vis-
itors to spgnd yesterday in the city.
T. q. Webb of Williamson came to
Anderson yesterday on business.
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4 julie Duckworth OF the Lebanon
section was in the city yesterday.
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{ r. L. Sullivan Ot TSwnsille wks
among the yisttera TO spend yestef-
day N Anderson. 81. slss
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Robert Parker of the Varennes sec-
tion spent few hours In the city yes
terday.
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'iae panic Is. over and Jake Thomas
hf1 II g. Thomas are In the Cleaning.
Pressing and Dying and Repairing
buAinesB. Prices cheap. Give us q
trial. We are at the Columbia Tail
orihg Coz 122 Weet Whitner Street.
Clothes called for and delivered.
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r. D. Smith of the Broadway Town,
ship, was in the city yesterday on bust.
ness.
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T. c. jackson, Jr., Of Iva spent par
of yesterday in the city on kasin esS
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j.. G. Bolt OF Anderson. n. +. D., wa
In the city yesterday for q few hours
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E. G. Evans and daughter, Virginia,
Of Pendleton were shopping in the
city yesterday.
Tom Garrison OF Denver was among
the visitors to spend yesterday in the |
city.
Miss Annie Holcombe and Miss
Goode of Starr were shopping In the |
city yesterday.
Allen Barnett OF Pendleton was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
Prof. T. L. Hanna, the Misses Cole,
and Miss McCutcheon of Pendleton |
were In the city yesterday.
t. c. Jackson, Jr., OF Iva spent part |
of yesterday in the city On business.
w. v. Alexander was among the Wis
itors to spgnd yesterday in the city.
T. q. Webb of Williamson came to
Anderson yesterday on business.
Robert Parker of the varenncs sec.
sion spent few hours In the city yes
ferday.
r. D. Smith of the Broadway Town.
ship, was in the city yesterday on bust.
ness.
j. II. Kay Of Townville was among |
the visitors spending yesterday In the
city.
J. b. w, .kins of BeIton was in the
city yesterday for few hours.
L. M. Mahaffey of the Hopeweli Sec
tioa was in the city yesterday for a
short stay.
T. D. Jones and F. C. Hawkins of
Townville were in the city yesterday
for a few hours.
C. ID. Coleman or iva spent mart s.s
yesterday in the city on business.
M. B. Camak of Starr was among
city.
3. C. Cromer of tho Zion section was
In Anderson yesterday for a few
hours.
Miss Carrie Darby, Miss Ruby Ger
ard and Miss Mary Farmer OF Green.i
Pond were in the city yesterday.
Prof. R. A. Abrams of Roberts was
among the visitors TO. the city yester-
day.
Misses Ethel and Alma Gale OF Pen
dleton were shopping in the city yes
Miss Hollie welborn of McI.ees
spent few hours in the city yester-
day.
A. p. Wilson OF Anderson. r. r. d.,
was In the city yesterday for q short
stay.
Pat Hobson OF Sandy Springs was
among the visitors to the city yeater-,
day. sa
II. M Garrison Of Denver war In the
city yesterday for few hours.
L B. Hunphries OF Goidsboro. N. c.,
an insurance adjuster, spent yester-
day !n Anderson.
| w w. Hale. q we'll known Anderson
county farmer. ives IN the city yes
terday.
IS q. e. CarEenter Of Anderson, n. r.
D. was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
Oliver Casey OF Septas was In the
city yesterday on business.
julie Duckworth OF the Lebanon
section was In the city yesterday.
j. c. Bolt OF Anderson. n. r. b., was
IN the city yesterday for q few hours /
I. w. Dickens of Greenviiie was
guronE Ine visitors 10 tno city yssivE-
Jnie Earle. clerk at ts,s Cniquoiel
hofei. spent yesterday In Elbsrta, Ga.
w. @. BrsdfoEd OF Rock Hill was In |
she city yesterday for few hours.
~ f 10 y = sStss $ /
q. s. Davis OF Greenvilie was In the
city yesterday on business.
~ y ~ sz, ~ l.s,
s II. NJ. Floyd and William Cooker,
two well known jeweiry salesne I. Of |
Now xosk, spent yesterday IN Andef-
son.
r. L. Sullivan Vt TSwnsille wAs
among the yisttera TO spend yestef-
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,NWxftyE-We are now prepared to do
,yanr grinding OF all kinds of feed
emf cotton stalks, corn stalks.
akucts. straw. grain, etc. Price zoe
tsE 5sTt. strictly saGts. Andersen
AAttress and Spring Bed Co.
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J. b. Wa .kins of BeIton was In the
city yesterday for a few hours.
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l.. M. Mahaifey of the Hopeweil Sec
tion was in the city yesterday for
short stay.
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Prof. T. l. Hanna, the Misses Cole
and Miss McCutcheon of Pendletor
were In the cRy yesterday.
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u. 81 Davis OF Greenvilie was In tai
city yesterday on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-15

J. H. Kay Of Townville was among
the visitors spending yesterday in the
city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-15

s II. NJ. Floyd and William Cooler,
two well known jeweiry salesme, Di
Now xoslr, spent yesterday IN Andef-
son.