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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
sUPERMEN WITH hEw SKIN

PARIS. Jan. 10.--The race of super men which may event ally replace present day humanity or our planet, according to some prophets. will have a skin greatly different from that of the man of today.
 Professor Daniel Berthe'ot, the emi' nent French specialist. declares that the skin of the human race has under gone great changes since our prlmi- tive ancestors.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11

Eighteen weaving mills in Black. burn. England have been closed with in the last few days. owing to the great slump in the cotton trade. More than 1000 hands have been thrown cut of employment. and it is under stood that many more mills are about to cease operations
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
PAINE.wEe6ER LETTER.
(Received by L. J. overlock)

(Reocived by l.. J. Overlock)
 BOSTON, Jan. l0.-The market maintained its strength today in spite of considerable pessimistic talk. New Haven opened weak on account of un- favorable decision on the bond issue but after the first selling was over the stock rallied. The coppers showed only scattered transactions with frac- tional gains. The bank statement showed $lO.0OO.000 increase in sur plus. This was more favorable than expected and will do much to inspire confidence and create easier money next week. Total sales New York l40, LOO. Metal IA 5-S to 34.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
STRIKE LAW DECISION

BOSTON, Jan. 1O.-The Constitu- tionality of the statute which compels employers advertising for help during labor troubles to state in their ad- vertisements that strikes exists, was upheld by the full bench of the state supreme court. The decision was rendered in the case of Walter NJ. Libbey, a shoe manufacturer who ap- poaled from conviction for violation of the law.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
WOMEN WIN GROUND

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.-Creation of standing committee on equal suf- frage in the House loomed today as a strong probability. Chairman Hem ry, of the House committee on rules. returned from Texas convert to the proposition on which his committee must take action. Considerable sen timent has developed in favor of the project among representatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
DISTINGUISHED NecHsss DEAD

LONDON, Jan. 10.-NDrs. Jane Rob erts, widow of the first president of tha republic of Liberia, is dead. aged 94. Her late husband, ]. J. Roberts. was elected president in 1s4I ani served several terms. He died in 1874, while in office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
IOWA PRoResslvEs
 IN CONFERENCE

DIES MINES, Ia., Jan. 9.-Repre- sentative members of the Progressive party from nearly every county in 1cwa assembled in this city today to confer on the partys plans for the future. with particular reference to the next elections.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
Instant Relief When Nose and Head Are cIoaged from a Cold. Stops Nasty Catarrhal Discharges. Dull Headache vanlshes.
TT, "Ely's Cream Balm"

Try "Ely's Cream Balm.
 Get a small bottle anywa.. just to try it--Appiy little in tse ncstrils and instantly your clogged nose and stopped-up air passages of the head will open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning, the catarrh, cold-in-head. or catarrhal sore throat will be gone
 End such misery now! Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This sweet. fragrant balm
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
olpLEv FUNERAL.

The funeral services of Edward Gidley will he held at K. of P. Hall Sunday. Jan. llth. under the auspices of the Red Men. All friends are in- vited. 220
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
General Mining Ne,us Gathered From All Ouer the Count
WELSH GIVEN DECISION

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10.--freddie Welsh, English lightweight, received the popular decision over Sam Rod rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
ATTENTION, o. OF L,

All members of Liberty Court No 1, Guardians of Liberty. are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother. Edward Gidley. at K. of P hall. at 1 D. m. Sunday.
 ROBERT LYONS, M. c.
 C. A: GRAVES, M. R.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-11
NOTICE OF MEETING

There will be meeting of the stockholders Of the Arizona Au- tomatic Air Association at the Y. M. C. A. Thursday evening, Jan. 15, at 7:30, at which time a personal report by the presi- dent of the progress and condi- tions in the east will be made. All stockholders are requested to be present.
 w. c. CANYON Pres.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
ABOUT PARIS.


Tho German army Is within
striking distance OF Paris, aud
plans are underway for protract
,d Siege. During IT, hrilliuui cam
paing through Belgium, and its re-
cent harl fighting east of Paris
the kaiser's army has lost ihou
sands Of men; but ihc gaps have
been filled, the massive krlpp
guns advance.
Meanwhile. France and EnV
land. reinforced hy Russinn troops
handed on British Transports
make extensive preparations lnr
defense Hundreds ol thousands
have been pressed into service for
The completion of n wonderful
chain off entertainments outside thr
parisiau forts. themselves among
flr greatest anl most comprc
lrnsiyr m thr world Paris has
fhr,, distinct circles of defense
Tho outer works, erected nt
,uorwus cost since TIE Franco
pmssiao war. extend for dis
lance ol seventy five miles. and
are continuous about the city
BEFORE PARIS, the Germany army
will have iis most desperate fight
ing. and we believe the city will
not he taken. The British hav,
awakened Va ne fcarful scale upor
which hostilitics are being con
ducicd. and realize that the size
sil investment of Paris viii
llcm additional strength io Ger
many alrcndy victorious in ever,
engagement coli consequence The
result win probably hr horor
movement of British troops who
with the Belgiaus and Russiaus
will cndcavor 90 cul tho German
Zinc of communication and o. al
Vance on the German army from
The rear
Tho next few DAYS viii bring
Fearful news Not less than 5000
usN men viii ho engaged and the
number may bee greatly ia excess
81 that stated Should Emperor
Williams men be- hurled hacl
from the gates of the French me
tropolis, the war will become on'
of aggression against Germany
with Berlin AS the objective. Tn,
snc,ess Of Russia along the eastern
border 90 Germany makes Quicl
action Imperative. Paris must tai
within fortnight or The Allie
viii SO hamper Germany that he
troops will he placed ON the Il,
fensiye. fighting for the iniegri
OF the Faiherland rather than M
nblneaiion of France.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
BE COUNTY FARMER TELLS
OF HIS FARMING SUCCESS
From 70 Acres Of Land Aas Raised
400 Bushels Of Corn

NEVILLE. reN. sent D. g.
Crisp chairman "a Agricultural com
mi'tcc ~ Rcc,ilic Progressive League.
has received tho following leiter from
, " Sims II rapaioto.
As requested hA son. ! win give yoa
a wri'eir q my farmng Frs, hreak
my land nine 10 Twelve inches deep
early Ia she tal rhen harrow Al 4
muhh am arainst the man On a
small farm rlantng cotton Last year
! planted twenty acres Ia cotton made
'onr hates hroUgh, me ssoo. Coz ihe
same land In corn IA islA n vim make
sixty e1shels pcr acre Nhlch viii he
i2ee bushels ~ corn al 70 cents per
oushel viii glNe ms Saoo cleared s,S
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
Today's Calender
MrArHrR roArcAsr

cloudy semitic 90 modert, northral
winds
Temperature wlnd nnd pro0.p tHnon
records Ton thD % houl. ,njiut lildn
pt 400 b m.
Temperature lowest Cd Mehrai 80
az 900 m "a. wind tploeiN lt O'
o. m. M miles ser hour from th'
sputheas, state 81 weather cleaf
I 100 lpintlnh uono hrnt,c humAN
/ q. ser cent
iarumrti.m r,aiine at $3.50 300
reduced t0 soa irDr tni corrected n
temperature 5000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Madcro's heart has hecn dissa,
cred. preserved In alcohol, Made
ro's heart is more filtingly pre-.
served in the work Of Nic,oriauo
sarranza, whose ideals are found
ed uppn sentiments similar h
lqsc which aciuated Mcxicos
greaiesi martyr. For the sake ~
everything hest in peace and prn
grvss, we hope that Carrapzo ma,
confuse his enemieu, although w
hardly expect ANYTHING hc,tcl
than 90 see him 20 down as Ma
dero did, lacking support enougl
% petpetuate his IDEAS Of govern
meni.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Rt Rev ChaWncey a. brewster
Protestant Episcopal bishop ~ CON
nccucut. was hern ln Windham. Conn
sept 3, iSlS. and received his odnca
tion 40 Vale COLLEGE ue was ordaned
a deacon In the Protestant church In
ls52 and priest tho following year
From 1873 he was rcctor ~ Christ
church, ~ RYE, \. \ subsequently
ho occupicd the pulpi,s ~ pgoutncn,
Episcopal churches In Detroit. Raiti,
more and brooklyn, lie was ohosen
hishop- ~ Connecticut in 1875
and two years later hv succeeded TO ~,
hishoprsc nishop brewster is widcl,
known no, only as an eloquent pulpit
orator hu, as an able writer on roll
sluus topics
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

New Orleans has had IFS twenty.
first case OF bubonic plague, buf
40 many other matters have been
plagneing us that we have neg
lectcd 10 worry over condition
that may cause more alarm than
all Of Europe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
pis.yf eaIsusf csr.,Ipa,,al

mr.. Kings New Life rilia viii curc
vuu cause a healthy flow % nilc and
ribs your Stomach and nowels ~ waste
and formentins hady noisons Taes
arc Tonic 90 your stomach ana Ilv
~ and tone the general system. Firs,
dose VIII cure Nou ~ that depressed
'iiHns, bilious and cons,ipa,ed condi.
lion 2be an Druggists. Advertise
ment.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Secretary Daniels approves de.
signs for six torpedo boats But
the 1916 models will not follow
the Paris styles.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Japan has landed many men
over Chinese protest Very risky
We could hardly imagine a gang
plank weaker than a Chinese pro
lest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

tn re- is some talk Of a contest
az the election empowering the
City TO issue 100000 in bonds 10
be used for the purpose Of deycl
oping source of water supply
Some talk yes talk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

These September days are Their
moneter teasers. and work misery
upon calmnoss of thought II a
man doesn't find chance Ca
swear a bit, he finds time 60 want
10, which Is almost rs bad.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
THIS DATE m HtsToRN '
Sopten,ber 3

lcTl nrst cantnrntai Conrrras mu
in Carpenters NAN phlAdtl
phlh
lsoU Mata surrendered to the british
1897 t.ord Godorich became luitlsh
pfrmipr
is6a Convention sienvd at CONSTANT
noplc PISS nussla. franrr and
rurke' rrsperilng ihc protection
~ ihe 400, Scpuiohrc 40 Jcrusa
lem
1858 Forts Wagner and cross nvn
Charleston. nomhard,A hy Ocn
Gilmore
1873 Great Britain paid lhe indemnity,
awarded fn the Alabama claims
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Armies are not unlike horses
they are ticklish about lhc flauks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Germany, England, Frame. Rus.
STA. Belgium, Austria, Seryia Tur.
key, Greece, Montenegro, Ron.
mania aud Austin are ~ war. aud
although Austin modified last. It's
first battle entities II 10 consid
eraiiOn as bplligcraui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

hiiionlsis gam splendid hr9n-
ment
Stcfansson has buried himself in
the Arctic wastes, and may not be-
heard from for two years Emerg
ing into the white glare ~ civil
zntion, S'efanwon mny have Ia cx
plure The whole of Europe 10 get
hi, bearings The map be- once
knew he will never know again
Go operation with The farmer,
is inevitable Self preservation has
also heroine the first law OF com
mercc. Disqualification has long
been preached ns measure OF
economic hciirrmcui now diver
siticntiou becomes q war measure.
absolutely essential to tl,r welfare
Of Texas
Dallas housewives romwaiu ol
vegetable prices Corpus Christ,
housewives have long ngo disco,
erred too much humor ~ the .itua
tiou to complain Why u almost
|tickles ih,m to death 10 scc % twp.
|hil piece Wrrsilc for half GOO huut
with 40 cents worth of beams
without getting lall
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

Lyric
slippery slims ulonnh an lfelna'
shat rhnsrs fruvns
llllan walker Waite Nan Paul Nrl-
Ia. Alhntt loccarii and Nate lniry
m special Nuasuph fethrv in
two acts illnaps Dilemma
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

General Inncho Villas own Nutun
Movies of The MrNlcan WRr hot
from the uo.ds of action rnrsr
pictures were made from rell uie
aud DEATH scenes undrt rpornl
,OncoaaiOn FROM the rcnri eruurll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

DR. Drake IBrockman says that a
small flock Of gagellcs has lived
on the island of Saad nd Din since
1910 without drink liy convert.
ing this thoroughly authentic Ia
formation into o sillygism, prohi
hitiouist- gain a splendid argu.
mnnI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
FULL CROPS

continue tu harvest feed .ls urtl ...
ieranoiai' about i"oo lHHt" Thc e. frl abstract .
Dur rad CONTRACTORS arc matIa- ... ...,-- u.t.. ..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05

D. FuDhneer ut lttle Bok b p
Sims of Victoria. N a. Nchctt COZ Sew
oHctnN and r 20 Redwood of SAN
Nntouio were among yesterdays ar
rivals Gao thc Nueecs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
1
gsAlglP ! q / 3
ygn Eepagsns Is E0l sd
! ss1l s4El 2 9 - = s1s
Ry GssneiS I'd Ere
a


shin ton Tbsrs VIII be
M eusr lion or Dian d6nlie1 OF q
5lfe plans OF tli b ivor der nflE fIant
lfors holding the stlIsaent & snaiiisasss ii :
struetion cilfaDs tni s,tplilier hecaisse
Of tie Mexican crIsis. II che
lean zosihle b hs IFesl fs ofi1piif-
the s1T sits5s i.s9s
of the yotssl; 81 the country ii is op-
saipn 1e she general staff
Many tters are being recesreG from
iEssllFlls u q &c euucaE2pnaI u lions
aud frald n diyi dual students asking
Tor iHfe Fms Ton IS 10 the tils q
plans & q HE S Sliptnsaf Al naw,afs s rs Ses
Ing rrFisd that the four sElEs f0r
studeIGs iHstruet Ga wiz Bld at
I lei O. J nIy 65s 60 as In.
ellssiga, It Nassn ana
lad ingtDia afic5l !, ring Ee-
Rod md as aEonsefa 81. G sai Esofflia. fElssn
juno rs % silly Il appl for
instructiop ara pststed to present
their paE eIs tjli.s siepR rt,rsat this
earlist MON ent &,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
LITTLE = i NAVY ADvoeATE
lose IN CONTEST BE-
FORE HOUSE
VOTE IFS l4s TO 81
Underwood Mann and osher
Lenders Vote For pnly One B
But collsagpes Bsat l,Bsm

49, tfl+ ~ u
Washington. May st.Lis.ie navy,
in the house today lost their fight
against the two bsttleships construc-
tion program In the annual naval ap-
propriation bill.
An amendment by Representative
Buchanan Of Illinois to provide for
one ship was defeated i48 TO 81. while
a motion by Represent Wdther-
spoon of Mississippi, to eliminate ali.
proyisions for battleshins wAs then
swamped 162 TO Al,
Democratic leader Underwdo5 and
Repubitca Header Mann; With severz
al other pfominent1 figures In tie
House, voted with the otis shin adyo4
Gates. fs 81 2
When the heuss adjourned, the re-
iiainder OF kha building program was
pending, with motion BY Repfeseri-
fatiye Mahsr OF New York that al
least one OF the battieships be ron+
strrctad In the navy yard. and one
by Represe3 3tatlTe Moore OF PennsyIs
vania that both contracts 90 to the
government pIants representa- Eiyes
OF districts in which privats yards ere
located are making d vigorous fight
against thess propositions.
Representative Jones of Virginia,
Said tho Rhttleship New York, built at
the BROOKLYN navy, yard cost mills
Is.H. a..l t..1 z.Sas.sz ff,ea I.4T Gisfai. ahf.,
the Texas, the product Of private buiIz
ders, q IS
Chairman Padget OF the naval COM
y7ittee, said that on account OF the
congestion OF work It would mean a
d1Aisssz e.. L.. - = =. -
ships IN the oyerblnent navy yard.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07

<-IuelbOn ARJalkti Mail ~ ~
6 The reaI estate transfers Tor tho
month 6f April as recorded In the Of
tiye Of che county arditor. are as fol-
Asiiaes0ii.
Mrs. Jennie Pinlsnay. Fannis F Il.
S1erafd Sue 8, Pinknay. FIaI q. pink
Teys and J. NJ Pfnlney To- i. Fran K
FsstIleE and Andrew speer. ! tSt, So. !
a6ts Jans Watt to sAadersoi Real
! Lieta ate aTld Inv estrneht Co. lot
686 900 ard one third interest.
AIrs. Lacinda SlIhp to Anderson
Resi- hate and Invas tfll eht Company.
4 lot $3.50. 81 and on t1if Interest.
g. Brownlee 20 a AlIYB q. Holman,
y Evans to T. e shsFaa ..st
sIrs WiIlle snow to Andersea ssssss
Estate and g = elit Company lot;
g. a. Reed % r. R. King ana q. NJ.
Evans, + latl ss end etsses esasss..ssssz
RI r. King and q. ys. 70. m. q. Nc
} Kinney lot SO 009
e. Reed to- r. 1t. King end q. ~.
Evans I ioss, $50 03.
Eueege Anderson to Mrs. susan
6tephensofl, lot, 500
q u. Ia McGaa tn w II lsile,s Isss.s Il
lot. 81 900. 6 :
as Wolfe to Elk Hons t4oiding
Co, Il lot SO, 3
q rownHend TO hs 81 aIIsn, j Ios,
/ fSS0l q 81 ts3 ~. AZ -
e. y Sutherland to ". j.. aIarshall,
/ lot $3.50. 5s siS ,fs
AEdereen Reat ESTATE srld Invest
Lnent Company % Z. s. Horton. los.
q cs Mckinney . w. II. MarshalI
and II 81, Horton / lot, 81, 900.
AnaerHen Real Estnte and Invest.
mens 6ornpAny TO Anderson County
IIospitai associat ton. 4 lot, 5.
G. a. Reed 70 q. W Evans ind Ri r.
King 2 lots. SIS. 800. q
! lot $3.50 81
AnderEon III stata and Invest
ment Company p y. p, BeMiey, ! lot.
F. clinkaeales TO Mary d clink-
scales isss,t. 81, $50.
y 8 8; . sohhson e 8 r Johnapn. !
tsis = o4lsss " " NJ SnlttVdil, > tuti
.. q Jackson tO A Jasnss iot.
SIra Allie everett to II, i. kssse. j
w q. Sseas 70 Rosa ..yIos. i lot,
-. D ewiey % III. Bewiey.
ma 4, 81 III v6ks,I
$500.
p. Iichoi isofi Probate gndk Il to
.A73niif III ) Isalrtr = / ins 81 500 q
DaeFW0ffil Is eFiiS9 r.
IsisrlfsI 4 s I5aEl N
i NicAois0a g 81 E.imofs I
NlchDlsnn to VI r I. l9cCons
neil lot Z
wnralaw to ! S Fowler. / i6ts
sl,ss9
Anderson Banking nTid Trust Gems
pea . citleeEa National Bank 1 Los,
6 d isailea to 8. ", dpleys < T5t;
I'D Andsrson % Esglas Anderson.
6 eFdlAw. tfasfee; q w: III tsowS
ell lot So and ofhe conaid rrAS
anFy defnpn Aafx afsxlFesl.
= 10
efS saxWsls ks aaylss al IS.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-07
IelsA q EST Il 1,ls

Mga. Nary tfasEcn to II. shumste.
4 lot $4,000
ss, -. { jldessT.. 20 Anderson Invest-
meut Comps a.. "a LOT, 50, 300.
g W, =. 9gc9ras 50 p. @. brown aud
w. A. Watson. lot, $14 900.
BeEl6h a0tsssIilp. s
III Pack 8, 20 3, ~ Pack: Sl..
40 acres JOG
ldA ArE linton 20 Rcss Mitchell and
n n, Cox, q lots, Sc 100.
" -. Hortosl 20 Ross Mitchell and
III lss, 'cg, 2 lots, 5000.
s, Ri Marsha Il to ftasa Mitchell aatd
j. 4s. Cox 4, lot, 2, 800.
s u. "a ser foi: -. G. fsn kscal les. j. r.,
Rice ct 2 i-22 "a acras; $500.
3 eitgnn 20 Dock Esroylcs, z
Ross Mitchell to j. n. Cox, 2 loth,
RF6adeway T6WHsIlIb.
e go s Wilson 70 Leon: Arnold S lot,
Isrusiy Creek TowhslIp.
u ~ Viging gten TO MIRA. o. y. Wig
lnsLaA 12 aeses gE 600
CeTitreYIlie z'olfeShlp.
An derBon Ban king and a'rsst COM
$4,000.
# u. s, EfeculIy TO NORTH Anderson
'Ieeyeip ippment Co. 2 lots, S17;025.
shnnlate TO s. ~. Milford isi
z North Anderson peTelopnien CO..
70 2. Wiitherspoch Dodge { lot. sS,rs
Corner I9MnshID;
: % q.
g, ToHnsen lot. 10. :, =.
g, r. sgaFf TO 6tsEan Margaret
spertz. and Florence Vert Doctts;
HAL Township
attarHQn % Z, g. Jackson
~, ,25 acFegs 81, Sse.
HVRea Path T'0WHsIiii II
e 1i. ~ Kay to Lilo a. Kay 20 "a
acres S425.l2 Il
"a. IA Kay 70 Eula cu.berson, "a ~
J 8Rtpgs nIIEcleII arlzc y. r., Cox to "
kIayne. 70 acres, 81, 500. u
frs. Merry Campbell to al. r. Comp
belt l53 acres. Sc. 900.
s w; Brock uxucutnr. 70 MFs.sJ 4.
leskev. 4 lot SS5
J. III E4aniIs % j. N. peasrian; RIGHT
laf wass 80 feet by tsI24 feet, 500.
ReneIstea ToWnshsp.
II. Aiiiana 10 a. as. Milan, sg
actee. S., 70.
am S =. 2
9. painsr to 30 K. aarrisch.
los 700. e. s
# Batton sO s. Il nice. ii e,ss
81 % 2V Ep5IIlDssI ,yOW1BlIps iag.f
: - Z, asllsr to ]. !. 81. AigeF; lot,
$3.50.
Il a. Yeafgin IS j 81 prnltt. sores
sssshisi sssss L. 5 q
aSS1s z { 7R1 81 q III 49, q s
9, W TlsIssF to &. III Rarhsrnoh. &
g p NlelSoIEQn 70 acc
Thonlpaon. III lotas eas1to.
North ArGerSSs co. ia w. 81. scott
I LOT, $3.50
ilIlaInsts1 ToNnahIe s
x SOS ~ =. = !. z slS assf. S
e ceisahapl 70 san +. Primes.
Ge6tsia Johnson 10 80. H.. sksratd !.
- ;2e2 aores; 1850.
+ Hughes 20 f III. Rogers 1S
cEes. s5.7C0.
=. Aisf aae lsnsiH t.
4, Sstifn, 3 Tot, a.
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TI.a Grad elI6sIss
Tine s,,tY oil And ers6n has etess rea-
non 70 be ioiid 81 ler aehools For
e number o years the many britate.
schools have been accomplishing
much sssoodS Work, which IA eyery case
showed spsendiE esults: but the scif :.
liens decided that owing. TO the gRnss :.
Ing pOpnlation Gf Anderson IL Rohlsa
be hest to on sani9e & syeteIa of gra.
ded sc poiss sli5 vas only q short
time Until the work was done.
On Japusry 2e ~ s % On election wa
.hela ia conf fofanit with an ek
the prezious y gisiature 10 deter Sfsi d!
on klte rad Eehoc A5ff =
lcnly l vtl tes Fefe ca agGl yssst its ~
two tLl ~ voted tor 5s
fqr the purpose OF sustaining these
saiio5is aIltiss tSillne tilIie $50 wv.
IN no1ldss bear g per cent " % vof q
ed hystl b Essr the nsirnl A1.af erect
ing the buil ldlngs aiiIls e5IHippiS1g the
schools AIessrs > S M Sui If ID 81. n
TOily anu ~ NJ % IF SsszssSSt q ffe cIffta1f a
Fomni tire TO seieGt s site for same nd
TO have the buiIding erected
On the Hrst slay 1s = j Il 81 is 9B. the
school dooss were thrown open and
che glorious work or educating the
children OF Anderson SFaS tegnn.
Three hundred sizd FIVE ntsa
Pills fnatriculated tlsat day ana Sll,li 4 8
tlse ssiclls 8 y ere enrol ed: At trf..
cotton aIiiii school 9 tssrs 400 inntri issS,.
49, f =, ~ -, S
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estabI bIisheH The her members are
W r. Cox, CT u 7,ol Is. ! s M !. Sul=
Iiyan, 5. Orr, E:. III. Wait lsins & A.
JohnstQn one ane ) !. Duo u. 8 s, 4
There are seEereJ very alieceesfIil
private oO1e i:ls, the city where the
children slFFnys reeeiE rearetQ train
ing and where the Va sry hest ciasses
.of work are arcoHlp heds Z.
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ITh.ra lkebl 80.

Jurors to serve the thiFs seek. rs
Tepefs for duty Mon ~, Z zsSsiil
sFeyF uEaYyn bsF the Jury con - soEis
eF6 day as follows
s. t9opewelI.
LEACH, Hon a PATH.
81 Drake sinrtiEi.
&C. g. King :.
ldisngcnl s afFiils
eaals tsyeer. ksolsea fslt'
ATeisifie. Br6aa
stone @ Vim.
Parker Afaftiii
8 q II : g Ga ss1;fs: Va. .7ss
t Isetsis y. ~ eifDn.
~. ista VarennA
al ll5il Beltofs
h. son. srsssiiy Cree
ham ilii tosi
~ r. Ebsii,,
1afa 6s.
Anderson
gel1ls Cox HeItoli.
on
3, ~ 90 Bel IksH Z s
z 81 d a 81
lleiIas iilsi 1'1fS
A. ausI.
i,litlnelph
- lters6n
Saas y 4 lei
Bnt 0nsa e s
~ l1te aell
or Ans
Synfc all1 Is
a tRhy
3 a, Corner
enll efon..
tea. tQct Ills.
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b
fhtn iAF i3li te 4
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1896 observation-disclosures -lal4l
iFroni The InfeliIgeaoer, octobe

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Anderson Daily Mail. Is
& The real estate trans fera Tor tho
month of April as recorded IN the Of
tiye of che county aEditor. are as fol-.