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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
Sarl uno iein smtes Hesept.

Sd mndltc ipiiien". iugte ciner. Der
nit aarl ging, Ypdrum Or 10 oarauf
ans bit. icbcs Wal Den Grnit eir5uz
LADEN! 6ait on ibn 10 beionrers
lieb?"
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gar niht bcipnbers lieul"
limb bod, b~cbanbclit Oh i'm NIT
mcbr 3uporfommenbeit ais iepen ana
bercn &nabenl"
.Sa5 mag iein!"
.Nlm. ih muB gcitcbcn, ba6 on
cine leltiamc Nrt bait! Sas Natiir>
lide iii bod Ses. gc9en Sic. pcld,c
man licbt. freirnblid 81 icin, unb Sic.
iueldc man niht mag. Iiscn gu
lalicnl"
IA - abcr Ser %oter iagt. bies
lei niht Der ridltisc @eg. ionpern ioz
balb nan merle, bn6 man aufnnsc
Scmnno 6u baiicn. 10 lei es Siliht.
lid, I'M 10 mebr 81 bemiibcn, geseu
i'm 6nportpmmcno uno freunolid) 5u
iein; aui bicic Irt mcrbe in furSer
3eit unIcr @cfilbl gun6 umgeGnbert.
limo ih CLAUDE, Der Batter bat Gcht;
bcnu ih babe Grnit Jest ifbn picl
licbcr nls irilber!"
%ic penis toltct bod iebc bon
tulIcnb tlcincn Sicbcsthaten, unb bod
pcr lam ibrcu 8crtb ausrehnen?
@as iii cs. bas Nnbereu bas 2eben
periiiBt? Niht elm babes Sueeno
sroBcr @obltbatcn in elmer s!ciden
3abl pou Sabrcn, ipnbern Die fleinen
alltdslihen 2iebcsoieniIe. nopon teiner
0 sroBcm Wertb ifeint. Seren forts
seieste &ieberboluns aber einen Sons
nenitrabl iibcr Die sau5e llmsebuna
mirft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
fur die liebe 1u0end.


luuo iuitberfommen ldBt. Mein
Vater ut lldmlid) ulid] i'll Den arieg
gcreilt, llno CT bat mir beim IbIfieo
geiagt, ih ion fiir i'm betcn ulb iebem
Solpaten. Den ib in Den arieg Sieben
Iebc, luilniten, buB Der liebe @ptt i'm
geluno 5urilffommcn ldBt." Sh
bunfte Dem ainoc, Das iih nieber auf
Icinen SluB am 3alm begab, unb sins
Iinneno pciter. Sit GO niht erbcbeno.
peni Gin Samilienputcr Die Seinen
bcim Ibidicb nit ipldem @pttper>
trauen pdppnet.
X
Safer 6rau5 Suief an bic 8inber.
Pin Die ainber l~Inleres Heihes!-
Wcnn id III Der Shnele bes Grades
i'll 10 ernIter Stunbe IN Gltd) mid
rid,te, geliebte &inber gcidiebt-es II
mebrfdden @riinben.
Ginmal naret Sbr INNER bic
Srerbe, Der Croft, ia oft in iduperen
3eitcn meincs lauaen Sebeus Der cin@
5i9e Croft uno Die ein5ise Srcube
Glicres &niiers unb aDnigs. Wenn
if) Glidl lab trnf MIDI in Den Sd)atten
peS Saleins lpicoer Elm CONCENTRATE.
Sbr Ieib rs, airipcr Die Dem Ser5eH-
Cures &aiiers unb a0nigs am ndd)iten
lteben, Die @lumen meines Heites. Die
3ieroe meiner %olfcr, Der Scsen ibrer
3uflunft. Iber nidlt BLOB @uerem
aniicr unb apnig itcbf Sbr am ndt,@
item, nod clncm. BOT Dem nildl Die
Wddtigltcn pielerI @clt hilflpie Sc
tJ,t,,fN tnN ' (SpB npe,yn,, tao,r,,
Sn guren Allgcn itrnblt nod Das 2ieht
oes ShDpfungsmorgens. I'M Guh lit
nod Yarabics unb Simmel. @ott lit
u1mdftis. Su ieincr Sano lic9t oas
Shifinl aller &Dlfer. Seinem Willen
beugt iih Niles, nuh ibnr lenfen iih
Die Sterne uno Die Menichcn. GnB
bieie ~allnddti9c @ottesbnnb Seitcr@
rcid)s llngnru bite uio beiuahrc, es
iibcr ieine sablreid,en Seinbc iieeen
llrlb i'm Sicge erltdrfcn lalle 81 8ottes
Gbre unb fredericksburg. bus lit nof
hns cin6ise, mas mir nah cincm an
SriibIdl rcid)cn 2cben 81 ipiinIden
ilbrig blcibt. gs ipar mein @unih.
ais ip 10 jung unb bpffnunssielie mif
Den Sbrpn meincr crlailften Batter
iticg. Gs miro Der @unif iein Der
bnlb ollf mcincn iterbeuoen 2ippcn als
bns Wort Der lcBten 2iebe llnb Gorge
fir mcinc Sdnber. meine Boiler pcrs
lpebt. @ptt lenft Iaes ilnp 10 pic CT
cs mill. @ir Menld)cu pcrmoecu
nihta nllBcr ibm uno obne i'm. Sa
Sbr. liebc &inbcr. @ptt Sindd)jt itebt.
bittct Cub @ucr Safer unD Apnig,
bctct, baB er inns icguc uno ~unicrer
Sahc lcine @nabe ihcnft. @ott err
bort bus @cbet Der llnid,ulb, neil er
JIG liebt, i'll ibr iein Bib crfennt.
Snrum laiict nid)t ab 81 ilcbcn nit
gefalteten 6dnbd,en, ibr aleincn unb
&~lcinitcn. @cnu bes Heides &inbcr
fiir ibr %atcrlaub hetcu, peiB ih.
unicr Stern Irebt gut. Sann icio
Sbr Misunderstanding am Sieges> unb
Gbrcntng bcs Heid)cs. Sbr hnbt Den
Seecn bernbeeflebt auf uniere Uabncn.
nuf nuicr Seer. 9iebc ainber. pcrs
geiiet uitt ros Neih Dem Sbr nuf
grbeu 5ugebort unb ieincn altcn
aaiicr Sran6 Spief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
so limb bic Wsenihen.

so limb bic Wseniben.
@ibt's no elm Scieriperf
Hennt Gaes gleid, binaii5
Ser Sterne lpegen gebu
Nur men &C aus Dem Sals.
- y =
.slmd elm Spfer! Z
Iuh ms greift Der aries ans
Ser8, unb tDnnen mir BE Seit ME err
lparteu, Bis, .lmiege .lisRs, 9sHtite Seis
tllng anfommt. linS mir baraiis ieben,
ipie sS unieun 8aterldnoc i'm 8ampf
nm feline Sreibeit sebt. IDA mir :iiht
bemittelt finp unb bod, .serne auf oen
Nuirui bin: r9itte, sebt!" etfpas tbun
mDdteu, 10 itebt mein Mann ieet ims
mer cine Stunbe friiber auf llnD lcst
Den Neg our Irbeit 81 SUB 5lriid.
Sa er tdslid 5ebn Gents our 6abrt
brarhte. 10 fommt auf bieie 8eiie
bod, etrpas @eIo 5uiammen fiir Die
5interlaiienen Der 9efauenen SelSen.
Sm Salsbalt fam ih nitt gut etipas
.eriibrigcn. bcnn ba lit obnebiu ME
etlpas umgetommen.-(S 5. u.
@is.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
&atbul;ider &ird)enfalenOer.

Sobannes i'm @efdn9niB 3.
Watth. II, 2-1O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
4, Ue,uObnen mir unS, 5i beten."

Ius 9ubapeit miro berihtet: gr5@
ber5ogin gliiabetb peroifentlift i'm
.4lfotmanp" cineu Brief, in Dem es
beiBt: -Sest, mo uniere Batter unD
8riioer I'M Sample fir 9ted,t uuo
Sreibeit ireben. oblic9t lins 3u Sauic
@cblicbenen cine nid)t minber ernite,
miftisc unb ihpierige Yilidt. @ir
miliirn in ms giutebr balten uno aQe
NeuBerlihteiten mn 2eidtfertisfeiten
ausitnlten. Die nit ocn ernlten unb
idlpercn Sasen nid,t percinbnr limb.
9cgraben mir in ~ltnierer &leibun9.
unicrcm Senebmcn unb unieren
8orten allcs 6cruusiproernbc. INSIDE
aber ieuc llntcrbaltungss unp
Tergnilgrnssiud)t, bic audi I'M Sric<
Den an pcruhten iii. Wir miilIcn
Gorge bafiir tragen, baB mir Sun9en
I'M Stanbe Iinb. Die Silden oils6u>
iiiQen. neld)c bic fciublid)en au9clu
III unierc Hciben 9cid,logcn baben,
@etpobnen mir ms 81 beten. benn 10
miro bos 8unb. pas ms nit uniercm
bimmliihen Batter uertniipft. lid ME
molS lnieu
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
JUST CRlPPLE AROUND.

Some people just cripple around
most OF the days OF their life. worth
about half what they might gbe i;
themselves and their families, With
all energy gone and only duty drag
ging them about their daily tasks.
They don't know what is the matter.
and treat first one symptcEn and then
another. without much result. The
real trouble is that the blood is not
Fiuh enough 10 supply the demand OF
the system, This lack OF the neces-
sary element may manifest itself in
nervousness, in indigestion, in rheum-
atism, In emaciation. In that "all
gone" feeling. Just give yourself q
chance by making your blood all right
and see how quick nature will give
yon poise and energy. Many OF your
Ineighbors have redeemed lives almost
|shipwrecked by the faithful use ci
Mrs. Joe Pears0n's R,emedy, which "a
Ia great eliminant and tonic. 1t clears
away the Impurities and then builds
|up the system, That was the case
with Mr.. job r. Fettigrew. OF Lees.
burg. NJ @, ysifo says: Several years
|ago I was suffering from indigestion
For three months Isthad TO .ito cE
milk and bkead. was Just as veal
land nerynfia as Is could be-. Eighl
bottles OF Mia. Joe Pearson's remedy
cured me, after the doctors medicine
ss,ic az =. : s ,l.;s 81 z. "
T6u can buy this remedy or Eos
druggis,. IL yonrs doesn'z nave IL fol
you eend II dollar 20 the Remedy Salei
Corporatiea Charlotte, N. c. and the!
lwiil supply yous Adv.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
NIGHT SCHOOL rs 3
TO BROADEN OUT
Additional Glasses For Carpenters
and mechanics Win Be Provid
edit Demand IS Sufficient

4 ssEue tile am onncsinsnt swas made
il feSs days a 70 LIZ the Anderson s..
NJ /: sc, Z "a. IS t6s a gaffs have q night
school during Tire ~ ter months, the
mill workers aud the young men
around town who are Interested III
textils Studies have been much inter-
ested, The school did great work
last winter and accomplished asgreas
dqal and the announcement that it5
sssiiI he con Tor aaos osiser sea on
Will be welcomed 'sS
Another very Interesting annonnce-
mknt been made REGARDING
q new class whick is 10 be. isiausyii-.l
rated.
A. special class for. carpenters and
methah hies stiI be conducted by iiiIe
" N. G. a. night school in case the
demand JH s1fii6fent.
! 1t Wall ID Remembered that Mr.
shas. W. Fant conducted d splendid
case III mechanical and agricuIturaf
drawing at the z NJ !. o. A, last sea.
son and 1t is hoped that several VII,
again be ihterested enough Ito AGAIN
pursue S,hf fikS along : similar limo.
Prospective stndents are asse;f "a
salgFla1i 1icafe with the local seSretar
'sies of The 3. -. e. A. and get tie de-
tails OF tine plan. IS IS q 81 q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02

cult. He met and was thrown iH com
tact with n great many peoele, his
reputation also rs an orator gave hin
an opportunity to meet and ,1ingie
with the ladies and child Pea with
whom he was very popular.-aI was
our good fortune to be intimately as
sociated with him for several years
when he was young man attending
school at Pickens. Many pleasant
hours have we spent togethe and
now shat the grim reaper has S4ther2
ed him into the garner. we sruSN that
he has met the reward OF the aitb+
ful--Easley Progress.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
MEMS MEETINGS FOR
THE COMING WINTER
AGAIN CONDUCTED BY Lo-
CAL Y::Shl. c. A. B
OF MUCH INTEREST
Popular Undertaking Launched
By. Association Last Year VIII
Be, EspesSe IS
OF MUCH INTEREST

rasti .-5lf x
People ali oyer. the city win -Ienrn
that tie Mems hisetings, as conducted
last winter by the Young Mems Chris
tfsn; ISOLATION af Anderson, will
again ba held Turing the coming win.
ter. - S
Throughout the summer, r. M, Bur-
nett OF the Anderson Y. M. G. A.. has
been working on his plans for the wili-
ter features and he says that he will
be able to bring some of the most Gis-
tinguished speakers and some of the
most eloquent lecturers to Anderson
this year that the people of South
Carolina ever heard. Mr.. Burnett Il
enthu:iastfc over his plans and he says
that the entire public WIN also be ems
thusisstic when tho sconfVaetd plans
Tor the winter are outlined.
These nReetings were very popular,
INDEED last winterss They vera heJa
on Sunday In the court house and tiih
building Was aiweges, taxed IN itE MT
moStto Rce0Inm6d date the crowd Afufllt
and pt tsprs features were introduced
and on the whole 1t wbs found 10 be II
very successful plan 5 s.
81 IA eft aainB OF the app DfBathidk wins
ter Air, Burnett sssd that he axpecte
ever more interest 10 be msnffested
this year and ito have 6 even larges
crowds He stresses the fact fisAi
Ethehe meetings VIII be for the coin
st5 people and the people from the
mill villages Just as much as sorstht
Reopie OF the city proper and nc "a.
sl7ea them eli that they viii ba hear.
tiy welcomed IS & q
Mr.. Burnett says fisat he ca iirin,
make any ysinnonncefnaft HT me con-.
piete program as yet. s,sit he lsxpsots
70 have Dg. Wsliiansat6p Of ST L6siis
90 spea% here on the orening dny. I'D
that other speakers e eonAilys a. rs3l
Known will come for latkf Saiiaaya.
Alissie Aad other feateree win Be iii tfoI
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
SAYS RESOLUTION
WAS NOT KILLED
Claims That Chairman of Farm.
ers Meeting Erred When He 60
Declared Yesterday.

A representative of the Farmers
Union stated; 20 The Intelligencer last
night that tho motion placed before
the meeting OF the Anderson County
delegation to the legislature at the
court house yesterday. enclosing the
propositlon 10 have the Legislature
empower the board OF county4 commits.
sioners OF Anderson county to ap
propriate part of the expense money
fof the agricultural demonstration
work In Anderson county, carried by
o majority OF the votes, but that
Chairman Carey called out that the
melton had lost. This, according to
the Farmers Union man. was a mis-
take. and he would have called for O
viva voce vote bad II net bcen thet
1t waa not necessary since there was
no. doubt but that the molten carried,
however. all the representatives and
State Senator Sullivan have stated
they favor the proposition anyhow.
and II has also been endorsed by the
Farmers Union at p recent meeting.
and also by the various civic and de-
yelopment associations and organizes
tions sA this, county, The Farmers
Union solidly fayors the proposition
as do practically all farmers and ous-
mess men. 1t is to be regretted that
there was mistake in recording this
vote.
The secretary OF the meeting, when
asked last. night as to what dispNsi-
tioa, be- made of the matter on khc
records, said that he entered 1t on tho
minutes. "a having carried, whiSa 4
did. F ~ "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
To Hold Peace
Service SUNDAY,

In practically every church In An
derson peace services" will be held
next Sunday morning when the pas-
tor OF the church and the congrega-
ton will pray that peace may soon
he restored in the foreign countries
and that the warning nations may lay
aside their swords and guns. An Of
fetal proclamation was issued some
days ago by President Wilson. max
ing this Sunday the day for the peace
services to be held. In all parts OF the
United States similar services will be
held on this day. While no Ander-
son church has announced any Of
fetal program to Re followed. II is
understood that every minister in the
city will discuss the subjec. ~ peace
either at the morning or evening Eer-
vice.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Forts Violently Bombarded

Washington, Oct. THE following
dispatch from the belgian minister of
foreign affairs made public today at
the Belgian legation.
"Forts south and southwest OF Ant
werp have been violently bcmbarded
since the a7th BY the heaviest ar
|tiilery.
ATTACKS take place assinst Forts
waelham, st. catharine and Lierre.
On the sogtls~ss., atteSS OF GersaaiI
troops against yviliebrosck hns repul.
SEQ q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
In Gen Comics pilehlI

Lcndca. Oct Ia PARIS aispalch
70 the Daily Telegrsph nays; =.
= fight IS proceeding on the part 81
the allies LEFT resembling tnat ii
PaaFdeberg, in the soain african war !:
Nearly $50 Germans are in ths same
Ipiikht that General cronje ssxs Tney
|afe completely surns.:s.l 4i &. -
troops 10 some qnasries where sliay are
out OF fsoIa al hope OF rsjolnins thelr
|siisiaich and are being shallsd !:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Carroll Brown Has
Gone to GFeenyille.

i Carroll Brown, who has been ticket
agent at the Anderson Office of the
Piedmont G Northern line railway,
left yesterday for Greenville, where
he goes to assume similar position
with the same company at the Green
vile office. Mr.. Brown has been sue
ceeded at the local office by "A. ogiP.
Hendricks. of Nswberry, and the new
agent has already arrived Id the city
and is at work on his new duties.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
|, SOCIETY .
, ~ 20
|, o o o % 80 90 900 oooeaooo a
s61SfIRTT
10 BE Married.

Anderson people yesterday received
invitations to the marriage of Miss
Meta Alien and Mr. william Bush
October i 8. The sinyitatfons read:
q Mr.. and AtSs. aaasii Berrien Asldn
atithe marriage of their daughtor
} s,3 q 4 Meta ! 8
iS n, {fSt7,s 4. to tSss - X IS
4 8 Nr. Jyiliiaa Bush Tufaar i!a
on THURSDAY agternoon, October ] 5.
b 1stis at fnisf AsnIools
First Baptist eiiurclE Anderson 8. c.
Cards read. u s 81
at home AfteS November I.
Eilsntoh, s. Q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Speeinl Committee
VIII Meet Mnntay.

Il. Sag sanouncsa yesterday that
the special committee appointed We'd
nesday; for the purpose. of examining
into the grain elevator scheme sifor
Anderson. with a view to buildinge an
elevator here, is to hold e meeting
Monday morning ct 10 O'Clock at the
Chamber OF Comme-ce. It is believed
that this committee will decide TO un-
dertake the proposition and that the
elevator will be built.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
N,aodmen VIII
Unyeil Monument.

The Woodmen of the World will
unveil monument at Asbury Meth
odist church on Sunday. October II.
to the memory Of Sovereign Russell,
who died In July. The w. o. w. un-
yelling ceremonies are very interest
ing and impressive and 1t is probable
that there will be people present from
all parts of the county to. witness
the unwilling,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
: ssfNNRH.EEeC0lYN

S Mr. AIajos Ace Gown end Miss fsnnics
Jones wero married & BY Rey. y !. n !.
Singleton At the h0Fise az the bride,
Wedne estiky afternoon. September 80,
et haff pnst three O'clock. The we'd
ding Was . very qaiat affair and the
happy rosSSs-...s faft ediateiy affes
|shes sill board the train tor SavnuhniI
from waie.t DtAca ths$ VII 9is 81
;yatefSio JecAscnyiEle. ria, ana other
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
cHlSsE N glnssr.

Kfessrs. BfcKelrsy and Thomas hAye
succeeded the firm Of Robinson and
Th0.aas IN the fish, and oyster bust
ness, They will cnn,inue their bueS
ness \ a. the same place Ias foffHers
and the business wifi continue sindk
the able suanaseInent OF Mr.. HaEayl
Any one IN need s6f fresh 4 fish al
oSstefs sisi ne4e iit= q ~. -
ing this popular firm.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
. 90 O o o 90 o o 0 % o 0 o o O O
4 HON. JULIUS E. BoGGs
s 90 0 5000 100000 o

e.. .ta . s
How sad the death Of Hon. Julius e
Boggs, He passed away ut the Anderl
4 BQp Easpital last Thursday morning.
EIp was onesof the brikhtest. lawS err, hi
the Piedmoht sectionsof the State and
WAS perhaps one OF the best known
men fn@tiie State. HesAas known as
fna silver-tongued orator. So gifted
was he as a speaker and lecturer, his
vices were sought on all occasions.
2l5p vas greatly beloved over the State
and the Snews of his death brought
great sorrow; He was n brilliant
WRITER and contributed many articles
ssto the newspapers and magazines.
4 For many years he was editor OF the
Z. .Plckcus Sentinel. His last articles,
Which appeared In the Piedmont Mag.
zine. were among his best produc-
I tons Mr., BogRs was solicitor OF the
Tenth Judicial Circuit for eight years.
3 He was very successful as a prosecut-
ing attorney. business man, writer
I ass:.s. llssctgsssT. iio mad great mind
ssssaa grest heart. He was one oss
sfcisens county's most illustrious sons
and rose to prominence by sheer abil-
: ity and hard work, The passing away
ef such men as Mr.. Boggs Is distinct
lnsB to the State and more especially
IL community in which he !iss.,
Eeacs to his memory -Tugaloo Tri-
IS lsard for us to feaiide that
,xsilirs e; Bpggs; Is; dead. For Ith9 past
Q y Se9rs We have known and admired
tlis lssaHS noble fruits OF character
nave watched bis carters In his
al'fsnke rs well as his public liie.
me was q human being with
hslseaA faults snd doubtless made mis-,
4 yet his yifsues outweighcd nj.
faiiise ne possessed a kind ant
! ch6sffsIi diapasition. aud n hesrs fhl
ZOE u . lqIlk Ct humnn kindness. q mar
4 Sp laosA than ordinary ta1ent. With
, b: sssls sss.ssssd slsts1ass ess..ca.;1e, ana
fhs attained by pieeamsaIs IN tn;
1 ff.zsssiion schDclS Of the county. set b,
einasv and observation he acquires
k now edge and attachments sha
him to the front In the bat
u s Sg ssfe. altd he hlied every tfus
sliI afedl 10 hiInsef and honor I,
.s coin fsg ss u !.
s7fuh & B6fftSs Was prob bahly uae. q
!: = I, 4 l,6as known ilnan IN the upper pas
II t,5 state For 4 number OF yeisr
E6 s.is & IAWgaf ~ fIclge as and fhs'
- n s hort 5iTtie eSI Tor on the icIseil
fiel and later for eislt years 20
81 a(fof 8f Ii & Old Eighth judicial Gu
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Keeping Tab on
the Purcel Post.

Beginning with October 1, post
masters all over the United States
began keeping records of parcel post
packages received from the respec-
tive zones and of shipping to other
zones. The reason the order was not
given in the instructions sent to the
local pc Hoe. but 1t is believed by
those WI have been watching the
TREMENDOUS growth OF the system and
also because Of the recent reductions
in the FIRST and second zones. that
some further reduction in other zones
may now be under consideration and
that the. postofflce officials may desire
to ascertain the average distance of
the harls and the number Of pack
ages going out and being received.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Gettirr RG"lv
f:o- Wrist Game.

GpttjrT RC:'Iy
f'Hr Wrist Game
The members of the two football
crcws OF the Anderson high school
will clash this afternoon at Beuna
Vista Park. Practice games have
heen going on for some days, but to-
day a regular game will be staged
between the scrubs" and varsity
teams, and the people of Anderson de-
string to witness the game will be
admitted free. Play will begin at 4
o'clock The first game scheduled by
the A. H. S. is with the freshman
team of Clemson college, which affair
is to be pulled of on Saturday, Oc-
tober 10. The local boys say that
they will be able to take the fresh
man into camp II the team continues
to improve for the next few days as
1t has in the last fortnight. ~ 80
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Horvest Sunday
On October 25.

Members of the New Hope church
and people living in the vicinity of
that church are much interested in
the services which will be held there
on Sunday, October 25. TIE dav Is tn
be known as Harvest Sunday" and
aDnropriate exercises arc 10 take
place. Rev. w. S. Myers is pastor OF
this church and he has issued n cor
dial invitation for the public to at
tend.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
County Board
Meets Tuesday.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Anderson County Commissioners will
be held in the Office of ]. Mack King,
county supervisor, at the court house.
So far as Is known the business to be
transacted, at this meeting will be of
are the. nature and nothing of any
especial Importance or significance is
TO come III, for disposition.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Teachers Like
New Rest RODEiis

Teachers Like e0i
New Rest R0oHis
Several Anderson county $1,000;
teachers were In the city yesterday
aud they were all enthusiastic over
the new rest room which is being fit
ted Np by Miss Maggie Garliugton for
the ceuyenience OF tine teachers. Miss Miss
Darlington had this idea in mind ali
last winter but was not able to com
plete her plans before the last ses-
sion camo to an end. Immediately
upcn her return to the city last
tnonth she went to work on the prop
osition and as n result the rest roou1
Is now practically complete and Is p
beauty. It is in the ssorrt house. ad-
Joining the Office OIL. y Felten. ccoyn-
" superintendent OF; education.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-02
Belten iExIpsesets &c {
a Large Crowd

i Ross Mitchell. MAYOR OF .gelten. was
in Anderson yestesd9Y, coming oyersto
attend TO matters relative 70 the Bel
ton Fair; Mr. Mitchell says That this
fair Is going TO DO a fer more i'npor-
tapt event than son9 Anderson peo=
pie believe and he says that they will
open their eyes when they see what
"a 'pretentions shpw Beltou is going
to stage. People from all parts OF tho
county have entered, the various con-
teats ana ecsE.e fire stock, cattle aEs
poultry will be shown. while the am
usement side OF the aus viii by no
means be neglected.