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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07

daily by the Public Library of Wash
ington and find that Il leading feature
Of II is Il page OF instruction and free
advertising for the farmers and farm
crosses who wish to take advantage
Of the parcel post system to do house
toulouse marketing in the city of
Washington. This bulletin tells all
about how to pack eggs, butter. vegc-
tables. flowers. dressed poultry, fruits
berries and Heaven knows what else
for shipment by parcel post to Wash
ington, and how TO find customers for
the same. Then. for the information
or the customers, it gives "A list Of
nearby farmers and farmercsses. who
stand ready TO take advantage Of the
parcel post system TO make sales and
TO deliver promptly and directly to
the consumer the products Of the farm
over zoe names of Virginia farmers APP
pear on this bulletin. That is Il mighty
good work for public library to do.
and would hc a good thing in Rich
mond-if Richmond had public Ii
"....., which IL hasn't just YET. but
may in the sweet by-and by.
The South Beats the World,
Nowhere else in the world than in
the south. says the manufacturers
Record, SIS 1t possible for a railroad
to Issue Il detailed statement showing
featuring plants. III other countries IL
may be possible to show a larger num-
be. OF splnu!-s by reason of the size
OF the mills, but we believe that no
other road in the world can claim to.
have on it's lines $50 cotton mills. as is
the case with the Southern Railway
Company. \ textile directory just is
sued by the land and industrial de-
partment of that road gives details of
these 1a0 mills, showing the equip
mcnt in looms and spindlcs. the power
used and the character of the product
turned out. The fact that one road in
the South is able to show as many
cotton mills on its line as this story
Of the Southern Railway presents is
q striking commentary on the extent
Of the industrial activities of this sec
ton. These mills have an aggregate of
?.36a,63i spindles and 2OS.7ii looms.
They are found In the whole Central
South from Virginia through the Car
ALBANIA. Mississippi.
with two in Indiana and three in Mis-
SOUL located on subsidiary lines of
the Southern Railway.
Looking for Wakefield.
Samuel II. Garrett, an engineer and
contractor. No. i4l North Third Street
Philadelphia. writes:
81 am commissioned by client now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
In order to stimu'

In order to stimulate interest In the
hack TO the farm movement" tho
club women and college women Of
Pennsylvania have established n hor-
ticultural school for women which may
result In woman's national horti-
cultural association.
Richmond and Nirginin Will Zine
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
GOLF WILL BE
PLAYED HERE
Rose Hill Club WIN at Once Begin
che Construction of Spleen
did Linlss..

That Anderson Is at last to have a
golf course will come a splen1id news
to the people OF this city. who are con-
nected with o.. hold membership in the
ROSE Hill Club. Following a visit
from J. e., Shrine Of GreenVille, yes
terday, 1t wsS 'anntihnced that the con-
struction pfttiJe linse. " ouid be Begin
as soon as an engineer could submit
q sketch of the proposed links, to An
Engiish teacher who Is In 'GreenviIIe
at this time. The trip VIII probably
be made to Green2ifIe within the next
few days and actual work upon the
links Will be begun, The course with
De laid on so acres given by the North
Anderson Development Co.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
WEATHER
SAVED FRUIT
Local People Say That IL win
NOs Now BE Killed by
Gold Snaps.

According to local, wiseacres this
fruit afthis section hSs been saved by
the recent cold snap which visited this
COM mlrunity. It is said that the trees
We're altnos adx-tO, bud when the
cold weather, came and by. reason. OF
the tact that the progress has now.
been checked there win be little dam
ger OF q cold snap In April doing any
Rerinns harm. There are always cold
snaps In April and when that month
has been praeeded by warm weather
iRia.A arch the ere is q great probaiiity
OF being
It sis said this year viii In ail nrnh-
g. ltus gt1wefs. Conditiohs have been
teiligence thatstt4 pole OF that State
expset to raise Fnbre fruit ana abetter
Itrtlits this yeass.s .h4 the:,:s $ =
NerRl saH0nS past. II 2 = y ~ q.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
CETYS FIRE NEEDS 1
DEM ]! ONsy 5 TED


Give q dog a bad name and he viii
always carry it, or worda St0 that efl
fect: The local company sanolyina
water, tol the city hi been ahtise S 81
much IN the past for not having pres
sure at fires that It was mo siirppiEe
sstllhz there wa & sE9miplb Int 3ast nlafit,
and apparent with good ..ess sss;;:s. Ne. Ne.
William LaughIin stated; that there
was not water. with which to put olit
the liam SO ~ hfs homa ~
ne Ssird liepaI ient report she
tbat shera Ne ss.s;.=sgoag .rsan e y az
er when the Company got there. but
that there was some trouble with one
OF the nQ9zlesss 1t would appear that
this matter is 0fth ifvesti hfins ,Sip
Che part Of the city council. An1eraob
isk kTeiddly approaching the ataEe
where abe needs d paid fire depart
Ilierlt and Just ct present d great need
- q mode n firS alarm system. The
1volnEteerg dennrfuant slaAa etsl 4ss y u
york, but there is no quessIoning the
snperiority Of the paid ever the vol
tuhteer. q s .s. 3 s. s
Last night M. l,aughiin stated 70 .
rsporter for The IEteiIigencer that
there was no stream 20, be Ind tof nut
out the fire. He states fhat he ssaiied
the athltion sof Rev d, 4 ifsrtin and
Mr.. IS. Ligon TO his Set aaa that
he Jsid M COM The house
was ~ !. eli s AaTe II
btie Re de6iaTes that IL must show that
Anderson Is helpless againat confla4
tien9 IS son sfature Tine ni niilsss
there is iS0nast & 9ing n done sqr = better
4 aayA kh6t the sttealla taat. = SsasiI &;
plhS Sed ID lfIst 1Cuse wi IA The fire. de-
3 s54e % s u s Ssssid fof sbiiie
tlne after it sot there would not have
kt3 Rldredik . sbi 81 9araS hos He
sd4gg ppt lay blame anSBliere seliE
StStes what efis ltg. - :.
g Mrs. Igss -. Orr resides ii ana fef OF
the Southern RITbiic Utilities COM,
Inailts when ABkea about this Iietfes
last nishLi stated that he was sure
that there was direct pressure turned
on from the nlixfffnsus raIAsssasS lss.sla.E
as s0on as tie alarn. ::s.es4s.sssss. Ri
FOR thers were two telaphore SalIs
reeeiyed ~ the power house, one frral
Chief jar foI an another over ika pffl
xate phone wire or the Company and
that immediateIy the pumps were
tgEaeg oll. Alr: orr has infofmation
is7ss.rll 7si'y q = lsH = y }fKsnlZ IA the hose
and That this paused the stream 10 os
weak for. he Gays even without iirecst
gIeEH ;sfe s1o ske.i ni,sosl.,se
sthgS esl. IS
ever :. -. - - :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
TO BREED MORE AND
BETTER LIVE STOCK
Big Orders Were Given Yesterday
BY Local Men.
AMOUNT TO 81, 200
County LIVE Stock Associations
Placed oEders for. Improved Z.
Brseds::-.l.sA
UNT. To 81, 200

Demonstrating; TO the world that An
1erson Is always ready. to take any
step promising to better local .conii-
tions, the Anderspn County Lite Stock
association yesterday held call meet
ing In the Anderson Chamber of Com
merce and authorized J.. Il. Watt of
Clemson College to purchase for this
county more and betted live stock to
the extent of $1,000 from thu western
markets, Mfr. Watt left Immediately
aIter the meeting hero for Spartanburg
from which place he will go to VIZ.
ginia and thence to Texas to purchase
improved breeds OF stock.
:. iWthenSthe meeting was called to- or
der yesterday there were probably so
Anderson county planters In attend
ance, all anxious TO hear OF what Mr..
Watt plans to- dc, in the wa OF better.
Ing, the live stock breeding OF thfsssec-
ton OF the state The question was
discussed at lklgthy and !, III was .sex,
pleinsd thst Nj. Watt and Pro-, ,shislds
of Clemson college, together with
Paul v. Moore Of the. 81 SDertanhupz
Chamber OF Commerce., wouldl make
the trip and Would select the types M
stock best adhpts to this esctiona auS
tie eouptry be expense oftthes trffE
or the first two NAMED lis to ybesboFHe
.Oy the kovernnient VIII AfTAi AfooreIe
bettd defraSed By the} Ana
oefson, Gscenviile and bSpaftanbarE
Chambers OF Commerce. A7rs i watt
spoke SiengIh yesteFiay;ias did Prof.
Shields, and p. II. Calvin. a new gov
iernInant 81 cent ssryha H.. H.. sstsa,tly 81
rived at Clemson ss>-r,
All told Anderson farmers ordered
about 70 head ,Sof cattle, these being
Esarssss.e.sas L = Ger stock and Ioistsin for
psett and orders were also placed for
Elk pigs.
The benefit that will accrue to An
sderson county az result OF this. step
VIII be greater than can now be ra-
allied. within a few years this will
be rlade evident and Lwhan additional
orders are placed, as is now expected
greatee results will be obtained. 4, IT nj
possible that, additional orders NAV vet
tbe placed with ,Mr.' Watt on this same
trip by telegraph as there are numb bsfs
#oI farmeeal who were unable to be pre-
Sent Sesteraay s. ~ i - % & p
Among those who, yesterday gave
tila1rs are the following Frank
q Camps Ahdersnnp ELIAS AfcGee,;
starr; Q. ID. Ghambleey AEuerson;a 81 !.
Y. BsoRn, J, Anderson; r. d. Anderson,
A @ .Harrth Bolton; R:sP. BlaplG. gAne
Screen and .. D.GYVAtson, Starr. ne ri
It is Szt tied that fhis gsection VIII
Give live stock brse6ihg IN Anderson
Q greater impetus fhan 1t ever had be-
Tore and in this county keeping thou
santiS Of dollars at home that have
formerly been sent ito other maFlEeEs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
AlE.RsON MEN
lR new ROAD
WIIATTEND THE MEETING
ABBEvlLLE TO-DAY
$FoR PURPOSE
M4|ELDIN q TO SPEAK
Thdptire Mileage win Cost
4 Than s4oc, 900, Il H=e
Been Estimated.
M4LDIN TO SPEAK

In interest of the projected
North Electric Ry. Co. OF South
Carol proposed to be built between
Ans,i and Easley vie Edgefield.. ABB
heyill lantreville, Anderson and Vas.
ley V Ahe first link constructed be-
tweeIRderson and Abbeville, p dis
tancda9 miles, delegation OF lead
: ing AaesB msn of this city will
leaveRaersony Via the InterurBan to
!. Hodgfhence to Abbevllle, TODAY 1t
1926 m.
amy those who will make the trip
are: S. Farmer, chairman 6T tha
Raiirl Executive Committee ofs4he
Chang of Comm srce and NJ. M, Mat
tison htembeE of the Same Commit
tee; Anderson, president OF the
Cttize National Bank and director. of
the Ns9westeTn Electric Ry. Co., Lee
q. Hsfsian, n9yof of anderson: b. +.
Maudt president Of the Bank Of An
dersct 4 one sofs&thas
hnancs In thesstats = 2 Fiese e,t
memhOf the, executiYe cnruuSiftaa
OF thEhambeIi
ePatteM original surveyor, of tie
propol line, Porter A. Whaley, see-
cretaDf the Chamber of C0s6n Srcs;
, Willia2Banks. editor Of gshe Daily
Inseilssscse--s L. 6. EE.,g.s5s..s Zee eA.taTy
aof Henderson Zeal Estate and Ia
! sVestm To-. and John Tate, president
of tn tate Hardware Co. -
-. 4 iiiies iSsss AheAsTiiia6 AesSsTTiii6 Plan Plan: :
). 1t lnderstood5 that the piGn on
whichhb hbeVille Is working is to raise
sufficik money there today TO finance
the cfkuction OF the first rs miles
OF thdle, or that Between Abbeviile
( and AIagiile, after whlchsa plan is To-.
be siIhfiy worked out to push the
Z work no Anderson. thus completing
the fiji link OF 29 miles between An
dsrsoB Antrerille to Abbevi1le; af-
tsr - - s:s .sS .s relieved ShaE bonds
Scan blpated to push the balance of
the cItruction ffrskto EaaF VI afid
uel tEdgefieid to Augusta.
Shden is a good one, and auc-
! ceANff meeting az A1be Vile e iIbday
p lIIesi iIat construction work on the
FIRST tmiles or, from AbbeFille to,
Antille viii start perhaps within
SO and cafs on 10 y q shot j,
be operation 10 faIi. 81 sSSF
5At the AnH reBa Ent1 AZ (
ALshn stands nlsdesd. 10 hIiia,
and 3ice the line Batyesns ttia cifg,
and 4evilie p.oyiaea kbksy.s. (;
her n throu al ag il IA, IS ssS al lsIis
VIII idAd the And mans who 20
to All I'M a ysitl 80 specify SRI sltfs =
ito uHfaks, the sailss. :.
8 Tht kiiroad Ex1enaioas i,oIg,y..,,tte
has leted Hon. B. ID. m: :sIfii1 ia
sneal nd arsan today M -.
what believes this CITY VglI (lEll5
ers I'll anderson inclnding Nfavor
Holid and AZ. M. fattison ;tyill
InakejEs. g 81 8
A Fine CoHnfFy
Est ALREADY. made rFoya that;
thereI ample population iiViIfs iIi
AbbAk inclusive. Co. suDnoft * fIT5f
class skruFbar.. and III IA 1veIJ l-h !,
that iay q ssafrufnn ana I've sfnclS
s.aas there Is ne sst oe si1e sti;te
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
CHA N1BER NIEETS
FRIDAY NIGHT
10 Elect Five D.sS.s.:a== - FL! 2 ':!II
Places Of Men VINO Have
Rssignsdl. ! 6.

The date foF the nalisd neeting oss
the gene 4al ~ lbersiiip at fA6 Cham !
Der of CUl4lnerce. at which five new
directors 8fe to be Elected, has been
changed from Holiday; March 9th "a
Friday. March 6th, g b ID. AZ fl;is
general rBee tinS the resignation az
Afessrs. 81 syatss Zee q. Hcllemar,
r.. ]. RAM ~. sui an. ana a:
8. FARMER ill IS HiaSed beforas tlie
General Bp.l d s Ted tseoii: and
i've direct khbi led Ne The oen-
erat BaIlo ellsh d Il iaihasl lons.
The date tlis ia setitie liias :, been
chan nsed Ep tee of the fact t;iat Reed
Miller the vel known singer. VIII
appear h5fe st the Anderson CoIlege
Anditcriutn Monday night, and ii was
shouBht that some of the members
Iight 2. :h deslEs !. to hear tr Miller and
sent form the chsIlbeE 81 Commerce
meeting. 3 !. 81 s.
4 report ef tho result Of the Ais-
Avslle EeiITend neetiiig, 20 be held IN
Ahbeyille today, ds per announcement
elsewhere 81 Tha Intel iligencer's eos
unlna- viii De made az tina sneaaihrs Es.ss
day rieht. ana q ~ ab5t tets c6Hsldsks
g; RIslf a6i iSo sliS la is.sstssa
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Ia J. Mos2lsy Of Hnpegel! %ss In
the city for few hours yesterday.
Frank Townsend and John Gam.
bfeif ss the Friendship section we're
in the city yesterday. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Frank and Paul KoRalski of Midway
were visitors to the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

q J. p. ana William Young of Lavonia,
Go, spent yesterday In the city on
Lpdsinegs. 80 n 80. :. j ~ Z.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04
TILL MAN PUSHING
AN HER DISTRICT
.lstthN a ~ v Q Y ItI ltasfl tlI
VIII Try TO Get nc Before ehe
cosafhitsss ii Early
is is. Date. ..s Z,

! Washington, March g.. Senator
TilIman is pushing hfB bill to create
De machinery for 6 second federal ju-
ZdIcIal district In South Carolina, and
will within the he,Ek few days 10 be-
fore q subcommittee OF the senate tu-
dietary committee to argue IN favor OF
the proposition. Re Is very optimistic
aa TO the prospect for q favorable re-
port Representative Aiken is also
pushing q similar biLI before the
hehae Judiciary conimittte. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

W. s. Fleming of Friendship aec-
'flpAs Wes in the city yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Charlea Watson of Starr spent q
few hours in the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Walter RhifeEoe Charlotte Is spend.
ing q few days In, the city. with reia.
tiyes. Sss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

O. w. Casey OF ,septus was In the
city yesterday on business. .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Jesse Compton of Portmah spent
yesterday in the city on business
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Miss yettie Thompson of Rendseton
was Rhoppins In the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Sam George. of Sandy Springs spent
a few hours in Andera1n yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

r. NJ watkins OF the HbpewelI sec
ton. was among the business visitor.
to the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Bennie Fagg of Long Branch, sas 1
business visitor TO. the city yesterday
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Lawrence Craig of Central spent
yesterday in the city on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

s Senator John D. sheet2 OF Phsfadeis
shie 5s I'M king q series oa eGdfessea
i1s the seaat4ril i,art OF Psnlas Ylynnfn5 IN
the iaterest ctAEaother's, pdnaion.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

n. aEcscg;ssEy Q; S:zzs, FL +. D, was
in the city yesterday ons:bnsinesa.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

5n'W. T. King OF Hopewelk was a bust
ness visitor to the, city yesterday,
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Il j., C. Shirley and S. L. Shirley OF
LING Branch spent few few hours L. ss the
city yesterday. 80 -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

( TcliriI. IN Ria Il nilIe Mar
tin. OF the Hopeweil neighborhood
were In Anderson yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

5gIMl G. STsorntoh OF Martin township
WAS business visitor to the city yes
terday. Rlt ~ e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

laT j. Elliott. of route 2. was in the
city yesterday for Few hours.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

/ NJ, MCGEE, progressive citizen
OF Martin township was in the city
yesterday,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

d. c. Keyes OF Hopewell spent a
short time in Anderson yesterday on
business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

81 ~ ID d. 9. A. Ashley OF Martin
township were in the cItyyesterdey.,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

C. C. .Cfockerf n pEpgregslya Cars.
well citizen, Was In the. city yester.
day. - Z, .6iI,s5 .64
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

i 3i.sM Dunlap Of the Houea Path
Geighboriood was In the city yester-
day
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vnctnr-
IIav - Is { -, 20 ss''
es sss514 80. ~ ;iiisf52 -
& fI =, c,.tSIl = a..t % 5Astn 5ii0aI
as 81. 4 ~ l,
:Zs-..E' s't'eS'. f's
"A ft1 o;cLt,6,, : 1s ~ Ia; ~ ssaloi EoIss
fsr6sJ Sff"7 :. - ~ ssssds5 q 5fsT'
lA ssa.s d, i 2gs,igni t99l,,ia, ~ ~
g ssssl len se. ,,ss Me- g .ts 5
agEss !, So ,,9Is@s 6sS aoIss Gs y
fsT iasgs ~ sSa y in,ases.s S ~ ss
day et,xefE lSas. -. & ~ NJ ~.
: SNsiI,a5S, 'lits itss,, 20 - 5,n..ss.p,.
among the hnsineSs We ~ th.. saas ,..e
ss''st ,ai'!fs = E.S sE& .,sfsis
James n8atorso of -Pelser snsnt ,I, ;ssy,,
= $ e. z ~. : "A - s.s
W. X IIsa1aIs e J5o,,a; .s;a. .n,,,6, I
the vis,toTs 20 .Ta,a ,1..,sas-9 .s 1lts
uei so. ? y, ,,. ''-s'. -, : 2
q M AfnC6,iis.a. ,.1h.,s. h.,,s
In the eitS;yeateffiss @ = ya,ss ays,s o,s,s ss
DUR Roys,.a ,vs, ~, ~ uy,,;,s,a ;
ston mar ysa q, aG5Sssna !" aatsar
DIV. : 8; - -: l'n sss.s
M aSart;i, rlsI,T,, ,as o,,,.. 80,
The ihnainess Ey;sStors ~ t,," o,.., ~.
terday. q a s4' N'ss -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Ben Martin and Furman Martin o
Hopewell were IN the city yesterday
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J, Dr.. w. X. Sharpe of RivolI was
among the visitors to the city yester-
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sF H. C. Owens Of fWtlIianlston, spent
! iia fsSya iEs In theieity yesterday
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. IA. Holland OF the
Flat Rock section were shopping in
the city yesterday. ias,tsa.s,
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I'LL
Charles Watson, of Starr spent a
few hours in the city yesterday.
Jesse Compton of Portmah spent
yesterday in the city on business.
'-s-T rf.fIi. si-------al- ,tT.s .s
o. w. Casey of rseptus was In the
city yesterday on business.
r. NJ watkins OF the Hbpewell Sec
ton was among the. business visitors
to the city yesterday.
Ben Martin and Furman Martin of
HNopewell were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ola McCalister OF lebanon was
shopping in the. city yesterday for.
a few hours. &
q. NJ. q. johnson 6i Gargln township
spent yesterday In the city.
]. e. Martin. chief of police es BEL
ton. was IN thss city yesterday. s.
d. C. Keyes Of Hopewell speht a
short time in Anderson yesterday on
business.
MA. AIcGee, q progressive citizen
OF Martin township, was in the city
yesterday,
a,W. T. King of Iopewelf was /. bust
ness visitor to the city yesterday,
lJ'H,% s@,s| -----
5EgM Dunlap Of the Honea Path
lGeighh hhorhood was In the city yester!
day
- ,f..I -. -, .i.sss r~,st 80 - ,rits7{
IIje5ya, G. STsorntoh OF Martin township
Was q business visitor to the city yes
tarday. 9tn 'tif4.
81 ~ ia d 3. "A. Ashley OF Martin
lsssEa soNnahip were in the eItyYeFt
fsalf. ahdtA1fs. W. NJ. BoIden OF Gem
ltIai, ronte 8. were visitors t9sthS city
yesterday. So
II Hi C. Owens OF fWtiliaplston .suentI
Q !ts~a lfs In the,city yesterday
li51E =, g. .---- - ~ 4
issyE. N, aEzeCgssc.y o: s:zzs, Et +. D, was
tnfthe city yesterday ons:bnsiness. 81
al. u. Elliott. of route .. was In the
city yesterday for Few hours.
Dr.. w. X. Sharpe OF Rivoli was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
A. NJ McGee. well known Long
Branch Sitlzenswas y, ne city yester-a
day
J. +. Holiday OF the Friendship
sectionf was visitor to Anderson
yesterday. y 80
8 j. B., Tucker OF : Hopewell was
among the planters to spend yesterday
IN tiiJ . =. . . - y - -, {, : ,ss
IIi.sJ. n. Martin Of Ebenezer was in the
city yesterday for few hours. ~
eixln RaS ol Togng lille was q, bpaI-I
ness visitor to the city yesterday.
j. C. Shirley and S. L. Shirley of
Inng Branch snant q few hours &. q.
city yesterday.
Bennie Fagg of Long Branch, sas al
business visitor 10. the city yesterday,
=, =. !. TN ,,f-.. ~ . = +,
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]. e. Martin. chief OF police es BEL
ton. was In tho city yesterday.
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John Smith of the Lebanon secticTn'
! vas 2 visitor in ANDERSON syesI day. Z.
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J. N; Tfibble OF the Fork section was
Q. business visitor to the city yester-
day. ,.
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80, s. IL 5lSssas as
s's 81 Is the ~ yeas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

Ross Sullivan OF the Fork section
spent a few hours In Andersen yester-
day. 3.ss ,5
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

isgaf. and Mrs. W. NJ. BoIden OF Gem
tIai,i ronte 8. were yisitofS t9sthS city
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

- Selxln KaS Of qowngiIle was q, buai-
ness visitor to the city yesterday.
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Mrs. Ola McCalister OF lebanon was
shopping in the city yesterday for
few hours. E
saPW. q. Johnson 6i GarSin toa:aship
spent yesterday In the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

alaong tlle bsissness aisit6rs to thl
city ssstsrday. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

& J. G. 1Ials rIh. 81 fiel.oa Pdnta 4 ,ss.
2 business visitor 10 shes city yestar,
day. s5a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-04

A. M. McGee. well known Long
Branch citlzenswa ipt .aei city yester71
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