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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
MARGARET WILSON TO
 FAKE MOTHERS PLACE

Washington, Aug. 12.-President Wilson has not made any definite plans about his household affairs for the immediate future, but it is under stod that his eldest and only unmar- ried daughter Miss Margaret Wood row Wilson, will become mistress of the White House to fill the place of her mother.
 Official business in Washington vir- tua11y was at a standsti1 this after noon during the hour set for the bur ial of Mrs. Wilson at Rome, Ga.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
CHINYO PASSENGERS HOLD SERVICE. FOR
 PRESIDENTS WIFE

San Francisco, Aug. Passengers on. the Oriental liner Chinyo Maru held service in mid-ocean in memory of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, August g., it was learned when the steamer docked here last night. Addresses were made by an Englishman, a Ger man. HoIlander, an Austrian and a Chinese.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
New Dress Goods.

2 inch, silk and cotton Many new coors lovely fabric for dancing rocks and party Value 5ocat 29c yard
 38 inch Roman stripngs 6colors silk crepe fabric and pretty Ideal for drapng nics entire and .trirnnngs-at 59c yard. 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
Domestics and White Goods.

Good size Turkish towels. Red borders with monogram at each end. Ends fringed-15e.
 Extra large size, fringed bed spreads. Crocheted. Good as- sortment of patternss1.2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
THE SMITH-MURRAY 60.
 CASH AND LOW PRICES
Bathing Caps and Shoes.

We got this special lot of bathing caps from manufacturer at surprisingly price and are able to sell them to you at big saving.
 of fine grade different styles All Values up to 5Oc-at 25c 29c 39c.
 High laced bathing soies. In red. blue black brown and white. fancy stitching Soc; all 39c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
n.ooo FOR CHINESE RELIEF.

Washington. Aug. 12-Red Cross Headquarters today issued an order for s1,oo0 for the use of the consul general at Canton, China, in buying medical supplies for the relief of flood suffer CTS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

The cornnd missioner of correction has asked the New York board of estimate for an appropriation of $5, 400 year to pay for the services of five prison cooaza.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

Lieutenant Stephen Healy and Mi chael Sheridan, fremen, were injured when a fire truck overturned while responding to alarm on Riverside e Drive, New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Margaret Keane. daughter o MT. and Mrs. John F. Keane Of 29s Main street, is visiting relatives in NeV Haven for a few days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
YOST TYPEWRITER WORKS

OWING TO THE EUROPEAN WAR THE FACTORY WILL NOT REOPEN ON MONDAY, AUG. 17. NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN THROUGH THE PAPERS OR OTH- ERWISE AS SOON AS DATE OF REOPENING IS FIXED.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12
cnMANEAsx. BEST HAND soAr

Guaranteed not to inJtrs the alzin instantly removes Stove Polish, Ruet Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt For thf hand or clothing. Large can 10 ce1m Manufa ctured by Wul. R. Elnns s4, Etrat atford avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

White nainsook, 3e inch width. Fine sheer quality Value Special at 12 1-2c yard.
 40 inch ratine. Soft light weight, for cool summer gar ments. Value 9esyard- Special at 29c yard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

which the filing of name similar te hers without indicating the residence of the correspondent has caused her
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

Jersey City ferries report a decrease in vehicli1ar traffic of one-ffth as the result of the war
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

Lyman Gfnsberg, merchant, 76 Co., lurnbta street, was arrested this morn ing by Sergeant ONeiI and Policeman Henkels of the Third precinct station, on warrant charging assault upon Harry Ginsberg of the same address
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-12

Farmer Want Ads. One Gent n Word
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-22
Live Stock Prices.

The Level Of prices paid to producers
OF the United States for meat animals
decreased per cent during the month
from May Is to June Ii. This COM
pares with an increase of 1.6 per cent
in the prive level from May IL to Juno
l5 last year, decrease Of 2 per cent
two years ago. decrease of Ii per
cent three years ago. and decrease
OF IL per cent four years ago. from
May Is TO June IL.
In the ak months from December
10 to June Is the level OF prices for
meat animal advanced ,5si yer qcpa
Thi sQompures with an edvahcc tfT2
per cent during like period year ago,
an advance OF 1913 per cent two years
ago. and decline Of 1913 per cent ;hree
years ago. from December Is II .Iunc
Is.
On June Is the average (weightcd)
price of meat animals-h0gs, cattle.
sheep. and chickens-was s7.22 per
100 pounds. compared with s7.i1 on
June Is year ago. 1927 two years
ego. 81. 40 three years ago. and 81 20
four years ago.
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New Orleans Cotton

NeH Orleans, July 81 -Th, price OF
cotton fell OF .s3deN, rnde: scliing in
spired by the weekly weather reports
from the government. At the lowest
trading. months were 6 10 & points
under yesterdays close. The close
was; ut q NOT ioss o. ; to u points. =,
In the innrnIna tho market stood al
a not gain evat ycstcrday's close Of G
to points rs tho result or the dry
wentl1er map. coE.as as the western
belt was concerneds and prospects
Ct more dry swee.hs- to come. The
market was steady at II o'clock. whcr
the weather reports wore READ. out did
not display anv renl strength after
yards. The dry fSeaiher In tIls we 81
gave the mafkets.a good undertone
however. throughput Che session. ;.
Spot cotton steady. unchanged
Sales on the. sppt. l.760; to arrive
none. '-:. 1922 csScSSsss = .
|. Cotton futures steady.
Closing: July 1909; August 1882;
October 1874: December 12.46: Janu-
ary- 1850; March 1890.
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New York Cotton

New York. July 2l.-The fact that
tho weekly covered report disappoint-
ed bullish expectations as to condi-
tions In Texas turned the cotton mar.
ket easier today after 1t had, during
the forenoon advanced about 10 points
over the previous night There was a
good deal of: realizing and not little
fresh bear seu!ng,o nthe idea that the
recent advance was u full reflection of
waateveE ;damages chad occurred from
dry weather In fftr southwest. The
close was steady with prices unchang-
ed to 3YpointS net, lowor
Regarding all. sections of the belt
except The southwest. the weekly re-
port wa& quits beaFish. Even in Tex
as. Oklahoma affd Anrkansas Il said
the early planting was standing the
drouth fairly we'll and tiat boil wccvil
appeared to be doing little damage in
Texas. Liverpool was credited, with
large salos through brokers In the
early part Of the, day but the Toxa3
newR ,Yas ESQ bullfBh before noon that
offerings were. well absorbed and
prices held firmly until after the
weather report was Issued.
Futufes closed steady.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-22
GEORGIA LEGfsLATURE.
Would Pass Law TO Protect the Pur.
chasers OF Oysters.

Atlanta. July 21.-'rhe general as
sembly expects to have busy week
before 1t 10 rthere are many matters
hal Sover. The house began its day
Hanging fire and the session Is nearly
by renewing the debate on the bill to
abolish the office OF solicitor general
and create that qf prosecuting attor-
hey. The senate has Under consider
alton a similar bill which puts solici-
t6rs On a salary instead of fees.
this week bin, buried since last ses
"a The assembly probably will take up
this week. aihili, buried since last seB.
sion. designed to protect owners Of
oyster beds and consumers of oysters
against the pirates who rob private
beds and sell the bivavles, careless
ly handled, to innocent consumers.
The bill was the work of Jesse E. Mer-
Ger while he was state game commits
sioner, and has the hearty backing Of
the fish and game commission.
Owners of oyster beds are suffering
losses and others are kept from going
Into the BUSINESS OF raising oysters by
the prevalence OF thieves; mostly fle4
groes who row out to the beds at
night. steel the pyetsrs ahd marHsi
them 20 interruptions parties, often
handling them In an unBafitary and
dangerous way. The law would re-
qatre licensing OF all dealers. the
Tees to go toward paying coast patrols
who will keep unlicensed boatnlen
away from private beds.
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= !. t35.3.. t5.s..i y 'j,--;: A., - /.
THE bA;x, =, ny CONGRESS * e
!, = ~ 5rss::fi sssisi, ;.i-sF 4
! * * s. s. 4 x 4 + y s. s. a

Washington, July 2l.-senate met
at noon. taS.. ~ 5.r$ a
/ Committee entered last stages 31t
their work on trust bills; ,.,os1,s 8
|, Minority OF; banking committos tbsr
gan, preparing favorable report on
nomination OF Thomas D. Jones tn
federal reserve, board. .i,.ss
/. Announcements made that complete
traat program would 30 presented. to-
uuITOHstt.-i ~ - e. ..sSt ti.'.
Debate rcsunted on river and hnr-
oEstbiIj !. Senator Burton leading at
tack On manly. items.
Adjourned s 15 p. m. TO moets noon
Wednesday. II s,Gs IL: ,;i,, +. 4,
House met at.1l O'clock. y ~ ,.
Representative AicDermott,;i demo-
crat, Of -Illinoie. under, fire In lobby
Investigation, announced HIS resagna.
tioh. .ss,l,3, e!4ss i;s.,..s..,g e.,i .s:,,,
Sundry civilibili conference report
considered. ,.,5 ,-,.ls.s 5. "a.
Blk for leasing syatam for oil and
MINERAL .ilands on public; domain con-
sideted by slande committee. i-s1
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i Financial and Commercial

nouncemcnt OF the eastern freight rate
decision.
Gains Of to . points were recorded
In less than an hour.
Foreign exchange made another
smart advance. its strength being
again attributed to political conditions
on the continent.
Bonds stcadied after early indecis-
Ton. due. to weakness In New Haven
and few other issues. beaver and
Rio Grande refunding 5s advanced
l-2 per cent. Total sales, par value.
amounted to 1900. .00o. U. s. Bands
were unchanged on call.
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I'lsCHooLs 6E. .THs COUNTY.
psriniendenk ,Eai itoE MaIss Import
@ AIT KSe eSn8hash hdataoAs.

||.s asvety school I'm Anderson county
ENaythgsas many as so chill should
gcahii u1defs the head s6tfs ssrqfAl graded
Ehch9YL In order tp receive; state aid III
tie q amount fCt; 700. ...s tiscla Jared. Mr..
Ee1tor. co oanty tendsnta Of
|bdnSafi6ha today 4 IS tessEa low /; have 90
4 Eof 4 ttihsre ach o6lsi dh ltiIS county receiv-
lt te did under this TOAD; ;.afid
aaiitE8fo SrS sat seant 1 more that should
Ifasp: thu stedIif remnants rand come iAns !
tkfIt sDrtncfp cfpais reA eAspnE why tiiisas1e 2
sc6s Sitss have. ,Ios on do not meek tic
tt,Nlas 4 fnentss because they s'ltHSe 10
Stax az four mills y. .f6f school
,plifippssia. aaS Fhhis- ID thew. fst require.
meht! The next impC Crthnt reintfas
Fnent ID two teachers ior q term OF ar
gr npre n1nA Ma z.ds third III the sy-
Iarage attendnl. 90 mot Esp if1f the en-
tie sossipl Every acifooi in Ami aes.
pofi county HaEouid run sesafits i6ntha::
svitk tbRs Misrepresentation OF the people
ana ifbs 6epaS Stinent i6e, ,edarAt ti0n fiils
traDtt,a anIh. hi adersuns bonntN tnsttii.
ycar, Iols ssd ,stsssi II; a5ise aesysfst
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Cotkor, Seed Oil

New York, lJulys2i.L Cotton seed oil
was; Arm ON, early snpport5of old croI
months by refnerB and. scattered com.
mission houses buying ,of fdrward 10.
.sitions. Toward ..thet close: however
late mohths turned easy. rahecting the
heR9ifess ia lard sand acotto1.; Final
prlSesi@ere 8 points higher to net
Salhs 1860 barrels. !, = <
The; market :ciosef steady spot 7.24a
7.80s*Julyr7. .23t. ~ ;27; !; August 7:27a28;
Sebtstnbe .29aB0,. October. s. .99a7 100;
N6vdmbar- 6.H9a70;,s Defender 8.64a66;
JANUARY q. Glass = February s.67a6s. !,
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DOOM OF CATTLE TICK SEALED.
His Epomies Enter Five New Counties
-epE0gress In Otlipr couAties. !.

Clemson College, July 21-These
fare hard times in South Carolina for
cattle ticks. They are receiving very
rude treatmcnt-being killed in large
numbers, In fact. Fnpid progress In
. the work of state wide tick .cradica-
tion Is reported by DR.. W. X. Lewis,
inspector In charge. The work ia be-
ing done under the joint direction OF
Clemson College and the u. S. Bureau
0s animal industry.
Preliminary work was begun July
1 in Edgefield, e.. Saluda, Lexington,
Aiken lind Calhoun, counties. This
work consists OF locating infested
premises in order to have them ready
for the actual work OF eradication in
these counties, which will begin next
spring. The work is under a vetefin.
arinn and group of field agents.
DR.. Lewis said that many people in
these five counties who are interestd
and willing to cooperate will clean
their prenisee individually before
next year, which will make the work
OF eradication In these counties sim
/ pier and more rapid.
Eradication work is going forward
excellently in Charleston county es-
pecially In the construction of dipping
watts. Twelve or fifteen va;s have
been built in that county already and
there 10 an expert on the ground who
is devoting his time solely to this
work. 1t is expected that by Septern-
Der ! Charleston will have between
so and rs vats for dipping.
The interstate shipping station vat
In Rfchland county was finished re-
Gently and aslively movement of stock
through Columbia will probably begin
as soon rs the railroads have built the
necessary free and uninfested pens.
DR.: Lewis said he knew of some ship
pers In other states who are waiting
for these pens to be completed to be-
gin naoying stock through Columbia.
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0 0 o o O 3 o. o o o
WEEKLY CROP REPORT
o o o o o o o o o o

Washington, July 21.-Weather was
gcnci oily favorable for cotton during
the w.ck which ended last night, ex-
ccpt IN Texas. Oklahoma and Arkan-
sas. according to the national weather
and crop bulletin, issued today, by tho
department OF agriculture. Sun1mar-
izing conditions. the bulletin says:
Widely distributed showers, with
moderate temperatures and the usual
amount OF sunshine, greatly improved
the condition OF cotton over all east
erh and most central districts! and the
prospects continue good.
lin the western part of the belt
practically no rain occurred In Texas
and only small amounts in Oklahoma
and Arkansas High. temperatures
prevailed during much of the week
and late planted cotton is suffering
severely. The early planted is stand
ing the drouth fairly we'll, but rain
is grcntly needed in most of tho dis
trict..
i-..Roli weevil coLSlitions remain
about as previously reported; they ap-
pear inactive. however. and are doing
little damnge in Texas, -,
"In the principal truck growing reg
ions OF the south to eastward of the
mississippi river conditions we're gem
efaily favorable and alL crops. i'm
proved.... : ~; 81. S
Weather and crop conditions for the
wcok were reported as follows:.
yirglnia-The week averaged show
cry and cool, and vegetation made
rapid advance. Corn, truck and gar
dens are in good condition, and to-
6dccn is much fmupnyed Eru{t Ia dn.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. July ef-Cotton spot if-
regular; good middling 1888: middiing
TAI: low middling 6.03, Sales 5000.
Speculation and export 500. Tsecefpta
5000. ~. :tN,
Fntnres steady. July 718: July
Aug:lsjs ibt: sept te1,Ilas pctoter, 6:10; !;
DecembeT@ j JaIuafys 6S8.s1-2; February
and MARCH, 6. 70; nbffffehIAy 6.72. =.
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cant tAf6NfNts saEoRarA. sa
The ,Can6idats ss 6Ssk 4hsfe Are Upi
"A EEasass sssss.s sss H, q Thing. 81

tAtiantz, Jnl3 & 81 Paul Tramrneil
the oniS candida fot te-election TO
the raile6ad con1ris ssion has d prob
lem hotars him shichss ssfs A .pgSglsE.
& This week there came 20 stsit5 COM
mission two. .4itoar ettats from citisns
who evleantly lsto6k the fuhe etions
Z or tia9s sASdyt tsait afss II HiltHh5p,.
SGa eRc c,osea "a and asled thAti q sse
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Z. hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the House OF Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
n .,s.,. RUFUS FAINT, JR..
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I I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House Of Representative
from Anderson county. subject I'd the
rules OF the democratic primary.
al WALTER F, WHITE
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for the legislature, subject to The
rules and regulations OF the democra-
tic party. j, GEO. NJ. REID.
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am q candilate for the House of
Representatives from Anderson coun-
ty. I will abide the. rules of the
primary. s'''. SAM WOLFE.
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Spot cotton qui6t: mjddling upiande
1926: middling gulf 1850. No sales
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Thereby announce myself q candi.
date for the ofIica 'of .Audi tor subject
t5 the rules: OF the Democratic pri-
ttiary = = q q. {: u R. CT BRAFFIN.f
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I hereby announce .myHelf, canilt,.
dsto for Commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising PendletoI, RoGk
Mills. Fork aud Centervilloi ii towns
slips subject. TO. rtiles;efit5 ambss alto
purity. f'if,, Is s;as fz6,sT
IL -5iEtsS- -. t.,i.. ya tYo
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! hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for reelection to the lsEisla-
ture subject to the rules OF the demo
cratic party. ;sll Il >. NELSON !.
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I hereby announce myself candid
.,ate for Commissioner from District
no. 2. comprising Pendlcton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centerville towhl
ships. Subject to the rules Of the
democratic primary. !;
JOHN r. CULBERSON.t (
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II announct myself d Candidate sor
the Legislature from anderson Caupr
ty subject to the, rules ot. this dentS-
cratic party. :. r. p, DICKSON.
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Political Announcements

hereby announced for commissioners,
for Section One. comprising Fork.
Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centeryilla
townships.
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l hereby announce myself O canfit-
date for commissioner for Honea
Path. Bolton, Broadway and MartitI
townships. District No. 4, subject Va
the rules OF the democratic primary
w. F. TOWNES.. y
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

] hereby announce myself candi
date for county supervisor, subject Il
the Democratic primary.
]. MACK KING.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE

I FOR PROBATE JUDGE
W. p: Nicholson is hereby announc-
ed as q candidate. for reelection to
the office OF Probate Judge. subject
to the rules, Of the democratic Dri-
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I hereby announce, myeaflfE I fEstsa ~ e can.
diiatesfor commission6S ~ ~ "A pdersor +,
county from Section Nt,,,3, ,Gpmbosefl
OF Garland. Drushy Cree&, ,HapsWeD
and WillienistDn .Townahi subject
to tho actapn Of the dsh6EF lie, :pnrty.
VIZ oSVRAb1fRRnnn ~.
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l hereby announce my caudidacy
Tor county commissioner from Scctioiit
Z, comprised of Bolton, Martin. Honan
fath and Broadway Townships. Sub
1ect to the rules CT the demncratio,
party. r. d. SMITH ~;
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Il aot ;:;sail T.ns fts,t ;s.srii.;s sn'r
~ ihst.t m ssit III N y sai;.it5 4 d
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l hereby announce myself candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section, consisting Of Garvin.
Brushy Creek. Williamston and Hope.
vel! townships. subject to the action
OF the democratic primary. 3 :.
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Ii i, inS,s sbtsYssts Il d;s..
~. 4; L al !. 4; z sat5iSSREp Sl
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i hereby. announce myself. q candi,
date for the office Of judge OF PRO
bate for Anderson county, snbtect ia
the rulea governing the. democratic
primary election
a -. .r,c w. II. FRIERsON
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REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for House Aof Representatives
from Anderson county. subject to tho
rules of the democratic party.
OSCAR D. GRAY.
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d h1ipai II gtS ii tGist 4, ai6ii;
IL 81 " Z Il sda i.piti .sss retlrlhns sisi
,aii baapi uals IA ti1si ligs,
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hereby announce myseisfa eanaii-
dhte for the office Of ,raamissioner
from section 2.,. comprising,htfrork
Rock Mills. Pendleton ana CcAtefyiiio
townships. subject to tho fpufeS TY the
democratic primary. WhlRIHARRfs.,
b I hereby, announce MyseIi ~ sandi-
date for Commissioners from .DAtriot
No. Q. comprising Pendteton, Rock
Mills, Fork end ,Cehtervillp 40Wnships.
subject to the rules OF thR, dem0erasfd;
primary. d.. 81 lfDRnDN. 4,
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!; I hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office OF Probate Judge tnr
Anderson county. subject TO the rules
OF the Danocratic Primary.
ny ~ ynYy AMI
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hereby announce myself q candi-
date for supervisor Of Anderson conn
ty, subject to the rules of democratic
primary. C. F. MARTIN.
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tIfpa, ~ oosiaas1 3.eR 4SS3it:IsIsiE
j fsTesittyeasra ra.nsiii5sjb iio,, p,StiiSy !,
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I hereby announce myself can
didate for the office Of county super
visor Of Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. II. M. VANDIVER.
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{, hereby announce myself d cntidi-
date for the Office of Auditor Of. An
dersout County SS.:sjepk 70, The rnl6s ot
the Democratic party. S,;s5i:ss ! Z
i.4 .. ss,s.e 80 as R.sFVAf{E, AUSTIN,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-22

W. H. G. Elrod announces himself al
candidate for county commissioners
from tho district composed os ystaiss
iiamEton, GRrvin. BruahY.-IGsesls ana
Hopewell. subject toetsAsxEslsEof thu.
Democratic party .E..-----
I hereby annoInce my candidacy
for County Confmissioner Of Andersoii
county from the ttKIrd NSHok acofhA
prisins y Aopeptlf SWiifiafHsfo1. s
Brushy Creek and Qnrvin townships.
subject to the action of ,the. e.sDeno-
cratic, party. -. h ,kE ~
No. ]. MACK DUFF ROGERS.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-22

h. l hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Supervisor Of Ander-
SON county. subject to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
THOS. a. KAY.