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He Never Dnes

did your barber shut up Sunday"
NO lie merely closed his shop."-iudian.
npols Journal
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II is almost pity that Congressman
Montague has not more substantial opposi-
ton. He is so sure of victory 1t will be hard
TO get folks to the polls.
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Cleaning
House in
New Haven

on. the board VINO participated III
the transactions which have been the subject
OF discussion" lie means that the hackers of
Mcllen all out The five men are Nil
New EnRlanders and housekeeping is complete.
The legitimate earning capacity OF this system.
divorced from steamships and trolleys and
monopolistic control of the Boston and Maine.
is tremendous. 1t should have good future
by past mismanagcment, and OF repairing losses
Incurred by excursions Into the monopoly field
will be slow, OF 1t is easy to descend
into places and hard to get back. But
Americans generally hope the best from the
Elliott management OF the New Haven. What
has been tragedy to banks and small investors
In New England never be forgotten. In
time It will be forgiven, II the ideals OF public
service, in which Mr.. Elliott INDUCES, be
made mate ralze-Brooklyn Eagle.
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The British brave people,
British but occasionally they subject
I,eonJe and to attacks OF nerves" They
r,u,,aa 1t; must he suffering from Of
i'e 'oiS these attacks now, to Judge from
their treatment of Prince Louis
of Battcnbcrg. who has resigned his position as
one OF the Lords OF Admiralty. A London news
paper has led campaign of innucndo against
him, arguing that this Is no time to put officers
of German extraction on guard The career OF
the prince pleads to no effect in mitigation OF
popular prejudice He Is naturalized British
subject. has passed forty-siX OF his sixty years
in the British navy. and Is more than merely a
competent officer. Winston Churchill gives hin,
written certificate OF zeal and loyalty during
the present war. King George summons him
10 the Privy Council; nevertheless he must 40
because his parents were Germans and he was
born in Austria. This is the hardest kind OF
hard treatment for veteran officer nearing old
age, for suspicion will haunt his steps through
the remainder Of his life. Where man will
give him full credit for loyalty. will shrug
their shoulders. II Great Britain Is to draw
line against German extraction will II 70
higher up?--Boston Transcript.
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Current Editorial Comment

II must be Il matter OF pride
for President Howard Elliott TO
be able TO announce that the
changes yesterday in the New
Haven directorate leave no man
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To confuse self-dcnial with
Self-Denial charity Is easy. but 1t would he
Not the Same wrong to charge It upon the
&c fr1,,.,.,. Vassar Students Association
no S"' which has resolved that the
students curtail expenses this
year. and hns appointed committee with
faculty representation to consider the best
use OF tho money saved Had such action been
taken without regard to caterers. florists
"Reminiscences and other workers, partly dcpen
dent upon the student II would have been open
TO objection. But the Vassar meet ting was
addressed by professor who had made survey
OF Poughkecpsie trade conditions, and who gave
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For the information of whomsoever may be
seeking it. it IL our painful duty TO say that
the exhibit in evidence proves beyond the per-
adventure OF doubt that the jewel of con-
sStenc: is not In the possession of Editor
Warren. of the Chatham Enterprise. Tho En-
terprise carries column editorial advertising
the burlcsque show whose manager fined
in Richmond for giving indecent perform
ancc, the editorial purporting' to he n scold-
ing of the Richmond newspapers for giving
publicity to that theatrical attraction
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Woman. "Right, 10 Vote.

Richmond, october. &c, 1el4.
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Editor johnston OF the williamsburg Ga
zette, herewith serves notice: Poke fun our
ancient customs; say that -wo sleep while the
rest OF the world moves on; preach OF decndence
till the crack of doom; tell the old, old story
that williamsburg is finished town. sing OF
us rs the lotus land and wreath fantastic
stories Of what it has been but you cannot rob
us of past glory present greatness. What
other town earth can feed its population
mushrooms from it's public gardens with
the only the effort to gather the cdibles?'
From which gather that Williamsburg is
gradually approaching the plight of the Pa
munlley and Chickahomny Indians, who
described by redskin from tho reservation
Gently facing hard winter with nothing to
eat except sora, quail. canvasback duck and
mushrooms. The potato and bean crops had
failed.
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Cure for Snake Bite

"lfI0ls method OF CURING snakA
bites Us bon vogue in India
Two victims bitten by the deadly
cobra were seated on the ground and
there held while from height OF
sixteen feet gallons and gallons Of
not water were poured OH their heads
Presently Inc victims took new
lease ~ ne ana are now wen
The explanation to this Cure" prob.
ably Is tina. the snake. a s often hap
pens. bit It's victims. but injected no
poison into them. Thus the men were
merely terrified and continued 10 he
frightened rntl the pain caused By
the do"ehe OF hot water gave .hsm
foiuoJ1iu- else 'n thtuE ,bpur
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a Complete Short Story
[ he Hazard Of
y the 2 ace 4:

The unidentified victims who had lost
their lives in the wreck OF the boat
express.
brilliant spaces Of IA garden ablaI.
with July flowers.
Two years had passed by since that
uisas'Tous day OF the race whc: ...-
had ihst seen the man she loved ,ae
man whom she had known had loved
ncI. "ut VINO was now IN !. dIshon-
ored grave.
She was herself almost upon tho
eve OF marriage with Sir EdEar War.
'"h' the dead iuan's cousin. who h,i
,uH..,eNpectedly oolne into the family
at'e icw months before. IN default,
-, He"d cousin. as next o; kin
Eut she was woman w,tb . al
heart ana she ioa,hed Inc 80.
thought Of marriage with Ills nan
~ Had stepped into his unhapny
N'"s'" SHOES. She had refusal Mn,
n'dhy times. and 1t WAS nothira hI,,
Ias, "pi'eai to her pride that had a,
kmov,I,s consent from her--tne
heavily IN debt TO Sir r,5-Sr
wh"Sc discharge was ONLY po.vihIa ST.,
NJ consent to become HIS w.IYa
atopu staring at tn. mir
wnTfc her donhie looked back At her
,,. n'ouiHiui eyes. although sn.
Within dn hour she wanna
i:"Shg Warren'g wife
she was aione.' havine ple.dod ,or
q 10" iasi moments OF soli,ud.
bu' AT the touch OF Il hand uoon
hei arm she began TO ,rom5le bo-
"e"'' eating wildly. but that touch
was ho!d. ana III a moment snr ~
htld IN mans strong CLASH. loplsir..
Up "lth incrednlous gaze into woIl7
remembered e>es that wer. We;
cH'nSr" in tnclr steaufas, depths
::"m those OF the needless bic.
warren IheN were the ewes of
mam cleansod hy the mes 81 diver
sig, a man VINO had maa,ere4 hin.
Dick-oh DICK. is i, you?.
SyINih. there VIII BE no woGc!u,
today" ne said. Sow tia, n.Is
come back To claim my own. 1t l. my
cousins turn 10 wander Sylyi.-b.
u." that fatal n!sti. / Thought i,
well for PEOPLE 20 suppose mad nor
ished IN mat railway lisuster ala
not realize until !ong after the extern,
90 my folly IL acting on Edsars
advice
MS COUSINS Dti'E.
Iid not understand how utterly
had been his dUpo un,n +, forf,s-
man servant OF his. traveuins in a..
EieiS Win another master, hetf,.4I
Edgar. saved This mans ne H.
gratitude. he toid ne that mls-t
Whenever ! liked.
he was present In Edsars IA.
that very night. the only o,hcr o-ct,,
pant II was he VINO admitted Nh
uaNers ana. hlmself unseen. III.
messed tine whole nnair. aud r,,,iJ
mus suos,antiats the fact tina. MAJ
paNers was shot inadvertently. IL,
nts Il IL.
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Realities in the
Reel World
a FEW ODD HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THE MOVING
PICTURE PEOPLE
" JILL BEHAVED eonv,cts in me
NJ state prison al d.

NJ 80 ~ Ed conNiCts in me
W STATE prison at Deer l.odse.
mont. are RECALLED with a
movie show every week. For any,
,''''o9 mr." ct!on ,of the prison rules
sho,rs, ~. - nned two picture
discipline has improved in,r MS ma
since the apparatus was ir's,a,,s
Inc conVicts VIII suffer am 800.
meht rather than miss their 1850,
show. e'F picture
An onerator just returned to To-,
,-sna Il'', fourteen months trim 70
81 "aventnTe sufficient to last 49, 'o.s
"inaHy man lifetime. ua any OF
Sn'p"'ecked, nearly frozen 70 a neeh
IN the Canadian Rockies ~ 20 dea tn
'H@ ..r lorest But this isn't ali ''S' IN
during my I'VE rnonth..
malaria fever and was verr 10 ger
stnnS by ely '-ch scorninn badly
Chatting about how critic,
,ure public is becoming q ,eai, me pic
actress recently said II re,,, hhown
scene s III which one OF the char 'ota a
nao GO ana was stretched ON,
,er Mo m''t hi, as her sriev!ng danrh
was scheduled 10 cross bnr oody
had got the left one i'm nI, ms. ana
when the corpse. hecom,r a.! right.
restless and thinking rather
anout 1t lifted the other slow
place nerself We thought i, INTO
pass uhnoncsd on the screen Ton!o
~. uur!ns the shon,jn,," '.S
the him and when the dead Eng Ing or
commodatingly moved ire oody ac-
the audience broke into 'wh arm
laughter roar Of
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Technical.

u have Just received word.
clerk TO- the telephone compan S'rd the
S dentii thai ma man has been cn nresi
WIN 5sn Si'ooo embezzied from M {
Tell them to ham, I'M tna
said the president. arc receiver
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TIE TWO MEN FACE EACH OTiiEI,
he switched on the electric light
and closed the door. The two men
.aced each other.
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I h E B { t e r
- M a II e;

THERE was a superoilious air
! about The man as he passed tina:
irritated Alder, Kemp almost 20
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Peoples Bank III Of Anderson
Lee G. Hollen,an.
President.

h-fe<S
outiwotld mean for rscyery ,maa In the
state with a spark OF manhood In him
to resent a thing like that ny; doing
everything ppsstb1e to Gefeat Blease
and apch tlam6anle 1s% n l|essf i. ass: .3,.
$ OF course IL atapds rs reason 10 be-
sieve that q a;friehd OF Smith, Jennings
and Pollock,wouldsn nlso Sbe a lIries::ss 1scs
DR.. Mcintosh, consequently it .is pre-
FhelieYe that this dirty
work came from that side. 4; q
The cffme' Ii ssas black ass holI2 and
those !, who Earo respoIs sibie for; = 1T
ought to- go TO the chais gang for tho
remainder Of thoir lot IL be ] who
ay,If Snva teyer needed sFain worse than
now! III EaE sfIt 40. when Stiie cfeeits;
and ndsprinEaf INVENT sdfy. IS B W
MISE Islse Bailey. or fssAnde lis
spending ss few days with sdors cousin,
fAtss Matte Rob bins, sand her Septus
frtends are GLAD Sec hefi S. q &c
~ Mr.. James Moore and Misses Bessie
Moore ard Ruby Me Alise eaf are visit
ihg at ths home OF Charley Kay
81 q Miss Lucy Patterson OF Ntnety-six
;fsJr spending this week with sSeptns
friendsS and relhti 81 $
As Ifls Gosern6Fs FBlease 5cons lei his
cfficfalM ass 3 goser1to 10 sb6
all right and above reproach
why does heN not stay on the speakers
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DEPOSITORS ARE !.
AFRAID OF WAR
Fifteen Hundred People Arc In
the Line at One Time Want
ing Money

Berlin, July 27.--Leading bankcra
OF tho German capital met today and
agreed upon measures TO protect tho
stock market and to encourage ,tha
public not to unload securities. !, iEhs
meeting voted In favor OF giving
credits under special terms to the
brokers and decided 20 call for mar
gins from private Investors only when
tho, market valre of securities had
reached the lowest point consistent
with safety. .:s>Si *iSt5
.il Hnn;ircds OF servants and women
Of the laboring cla.ses stormed the
municipal. savings hanks I'm Berlin,
Ataone OF these institutions. ,fn9 the
center OF tho city thore was in.t line
1900 persons mt al O'Clock. '1'he Of
flcialgSgomcwhat reassured the public
by refraining from enforcing the us-.
Ial2 time limit for larger amounts.
SSimilar runs on savings banks
bankSl were reported from Dansig and
other eastern cities as we'll as at
FSaarbruecken and Cologne sss;
An ethusiastlc demonstration Yves
made by. large crowds Mt tho Potstlain
station WHOM the Emperor 3 arrived
there thisis afternoon. So His Majesty,
was greeted with hearty cheers as he
alighte1 from the train,
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HAIL SUFFERERS
ARE GIVEN ADVICE
Want Farmers In Hail District To
Plant Cotton Land In Peas If
Crop Has Been Ruined

III those Anderse7 county farmers
suffering the most lo.s frcaa tho re-
cent severe hail storms will plant
thoir land in peas they Will be sur
priced to learn next year that they
lost mighty little" lid a we'll known
farmer yesterday.
]. w. Rothrock. county demonstra-
tion agent. said yc:.:orday that he was
urging every f. aer. wherever. he
found tract w!,cic the hail had COM
pletely ruined !, cotton, TO plant the
lnnd In early rlaturing poas. peas
ready to cut Thin. 50 to so days and
he Is sure thu. they will be In much
better shape than they now even hope
for, r t.,S .,r .,.k.. heq' ,i.'a
An effort sas been made to have tho
government furnish free to the farm
ers CT the stricken district q. quantity
of peas for planting and. telegram
was also sent to Congressman. Aiken,
asking that he lend his 'aiG in getting
some selected seed for the farmers
Of this section. eManwhile, Anderson
planters can get oil the peas they
want, right here at home. from q lo-
Gel 6cc5:c:::3. eN-,s-f & tty:e ~
The, agricultural committra cf the
chamber OF commerce Is trying to get
tho farmers to make experiment with
growing Irish potntoes ON "a large
scale which has been devastated by
tho hall. The committee realizas that
growing Irish~ potatoes requires d
certain amount OF expert knowledge,
but tho committee also figures that
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FROM sEpTUs
I. o. o.. o. o. o. %. o. O.. o. O.. o &

81 e.
Ny God! Politically where are we
at? Honestly and truly. politics fs SO
rotten, corrupt, low, mean and. dis
graceful, that when 1t comes 10 know
Ing who to vote for VIC are betwixt
the devil and the deep sra.s
To-day we can see our ,wayrclear as
who to vote for and tomorrow, polit-
ically, we arc in thesheart or the great
Rocky Mountains with no guido TO
show US the way out. 's - & Y.
zone day we know what to do and
the next day we are wool-gathered,
baffct, "bumfoozled":a and crazy as "a
bat. -, ... ...i i. y. ..si-i: q :
If We knew that the New York SUN,
tho Wall Street Journal, ana the New
York Times were supporting smith as
charged and IL we knew that Smith
joined the Haskellites In i 1S90. we
could not and would not support him.
If we knew that Blease was fishing
for that dsgo; blind tiger,yote; or Char.
lesion as is charged we would see him
In hadcs before we would support him.
On tho other hand. IT, we knew that
Jennings and Pollock. were ins this
race in order to split the vote as is al
SO charged, we could not support
either OF them. We are lost, yes, Sir,
&c 'oo'. .1s.ii.; 9c.iy.tf :
we sometimes pick up our pen to
riahle: hs pest we ,caP. the pa aonlnB
record % Gov: Blease In .se;fing aside
the verdlct otiso many. good. men by
treeing so many raacals, but about
ina snat III, Tine we p,cR up up g nsWsPaper g ana
fho o varS;o, ] sVne os iuusu eu nsA A"sa.
tt,, ,on..u % 80 y, Ls'r,u, SUTu sm as py saspsnuns
INC, r,,iitr Har.ninsi rrs saSat W ssv @ la 9n
a~o,5 y - az po ,,e;sS1n u iso VIC az, Hte
Wa fna' iHt that ,u1'1 ~ " atSA uA;, n
n,a.sasSn ~ h,"'s,t,,anS M - s.I .AIOst
s,.'.e.o,,,S I,a na. Sa asa sla a.iu tnas
snor, a. .tra no. ,,ssn 10y AZ
burying. .'.1ee.to 's $500 ~. :.
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- u 'ifsfTt ~ Z = y
X. of P.,GQLDGN, JUBILEE
- 2 - ~ ~ .ti.I-l
For the Second Time in History VIII
Hold Convention Outside, of the
United Stnfes. 'A

sTTstNte ssTtS@.eNot y $685..
Boston, July 25.AThe Golden. ,Jubi-
lee Year convention of the Supreme
Lodge, knights Of Pythias, io, De op-
ened In, Winnipeg. Man. on August. 4
will marlo the seconl.:time In the iiis-
tory OF the order that supreme lodge
session has been hold outside OF the
United States. Plans fo." tho meeting
were announcciitoqay by George W.
Pehniman. OF this city. chairman Of
the committee on education OF the sc-
prcme lodge. !, 's;ll
Supreme Chancellor ..Thomas =.
CARING OF Macon, Ga. Will preside.
Among the important matters to be
taken up will he a proposition 60 re-
Fl years to to- is. " -; Nu'sS'oi 1... from
3. Fl. Young, Of Ada, OHIO, is the
only ly-,candidate for Supreme iichhncel-
lOr.s' -,ssttS -, = -, srf=.-
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BUSINESS VI: | LOCALS I ]
.Sts3n9yt gii ~ 49,. - 33gt:.
Roam Mountain. Inn

.sisnalSd 'sS miles from JoAnssa City,
Tom: gi tlie head waters of the Dec
River, AiQ9e feet abGy6 the sea, ,.leyel.
ScepsrE pf iLgttetys beaaty sand graIi-
delf:. No hlalarsn. mo mosquitoes.
Hot and, ssdld baths ON. eaehf floofs
Wide 81 sGfaR Rdns, high.ElaRs dining
re0nE tsGfyltA Y Rates Reasonable. For
full Information, write DR.. 8. b.
WSods Roam Monnfaih, Tenn.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

There will be an election In Martin
district. No. Is, on Saturday, August
9Th. for tho purpose o. voting on a
special 4 millE tax. Polls open a..
NJ. and close at 4 p. m.
-. ~ j. B. FELTON,,
Clerk Of county board of education.
Shiloh district No. 40 on August 10th.
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DeIInuuent poad Tax Notice.

Delinquent Road Tax Notice.
All delinquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers, and stub numbers
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt
as above provided for.
]. MACK KING,
tt County Supervisor.
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LEGAL.
NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

All persons having claims aG, inst
tho estate of Samuel M. Christopher.
deceased, arc hereby notified TO pres-
ent them properly proven to the =
dersigned within the time prescribed
by law. and those indebted to make
settlement.
MISS ELLA McADAMS.
Executrix.
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CAPITAL | !: ! CITY {; NEWS N
70 The Intelllgenuicefi.s

Special to The ntelligencer. 81
. g Sol1lmbia, July oiumbin's n,iii. i
3Haisipal g g election VIII ba held | ttomof
row 70 select 20 SUCCESSOR to ia ..
isar r!e. as lr1emb OF city connti. ThS
!, eandid idates for The lace are II, III! Itsst
sseasne. s Qs r. Fra Us Esf Brooks,
Jr md Manner
non shts ths 81, II sfas !,
.iils fn tha court ff6iisss d fafsaddrssscs
4, "a ss .t5. Is.
III is The state foafd OF egnalixntisn sn has
protests.
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NOTICE

! We will reclean and grade oats pr
wheat: during imnoth. of August only
on account Of change in locatiop. We
cannot grade grain after Sept 5stS
FURMAN SMITH
2t Scotsman,
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GLASS; fled Columns
Want Advertising Rates

TwShtyfye
Six T1Hes $1oo
Rates used in madeo
uon,IHW
No advertisement taken for less than
q
Iyour telephone directory
want I'D 321 bill wlbe mailed
prompt payment. '.7"r H'' ''a5 M
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FOR COMMISSIONER

hereby announce Inysolf nS n can
didato for County Commissioner Of
Anderson county frou district No. 1,
comprised OF Savan 7h. Corner, Va
rennos and Hall to1nships. Subject
to tho action of the Democratic pri-
mary.
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tary that conference be called object dr solution
Of the AuStro-Servian situation.
Paris July 27Viocnt an-war demonstrations accurred
the BOucvads last tonight accompanied by the singing revolution
a songs Large forces OF police and mounted republican guards
unter erection Of efest Pe1nion Lealy charged the
crowds Many knocked down and injured
The disorders complicated by patriotic demonstrations and
several occasions attempts made to rush the cafes equnted
by Germans which finally were guarded by police ..pN
. Frankfort Germany July 27-The Fankuter Zetung in
obviously inspired Berlin dispatch esFcch demand
Emperor William intervene to the peac Europe and says
Emperor Williams consistent record shows that such appeal
not necessary particularly as Germany has nothing to gain in the
event of No act of the German policy threatens peace
appeal should be DIRECTED Russia ruler
the peace congress- holds in his hands the decis9n
Constannope July 27-The Greek mifser here today
cared that in the event between Austria and Sera Greece
would be compelled to dispatch troops assistance of
Serva -. ..as,.., %s.
Paris July 27-The war tension has
binary number of Withdrawals of savings fronvaos The
Socialist party tonight issued general manifesto denouncg
and has called meetings to protest against ho austria
and Serva It]5at3 .,3, i.
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FARM fNB SALE-73 acres one and
ahAlf, ihitSs from Antreyille in Dia-
mohd Hill township. z room house
plenty, out buildings and good
water: Write NJ. p. Alewine. Iva. r.
.aF. D-u2si.a.o. 7-28-6tp
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Hiii,i,il.!

LOST-Soiid'gol watch fob with In
itials; HyN XIV" on locket. Lost on
East OtHT Htrcet. Finder return to
fCraytop Drug Store. Reward.
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FOR ShIBl4'rin. fruit cans In any
quantity from 1000 to 10000. Quarts
$3.50 per hundred; No /, $500 per
huldretk; S'eAh with order, John s.
4 Cromer.,Rhnno a., 827 W. Market
street. Anderson, s. c.,
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FOR SALElTwo second hand sow
Ing mechinea In good condition. Also
One lfEht Spring wagon, 1t will pay
you to Hee me for your repair work.
,Alf, ,,wpP gharanteed.-J. H. Allen,
!, IIone8 PATH, s. c.
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FOR SALE

gxRtf FOR sALE-1s4 acre
sOconea county. South Union road.
High latats OF cultivation. Well
watercd.i Good pastures. Fine or
chard tnqAl, scnppcrnong vine.. Four
tenant houses and large barn. A
bargaint6ofiso1he man. A. T. Thomp-
snn. rWs Wsethiihstor. s. c., Il. F, d. 3.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28
We Beg to Announce |! |

IL ~ t
thatFMr. E, P. vandiver formerly cashier Farm
.ers and Merchants Bank of this city has been
elected vice president Of this bank and will be
actively connected nne with the management OF the
Bank on and after Aug 1st, when he willbe glad
to have his friends call and see HIM
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28

FOR SXLE@ons second hand A. B.
Colt AcStyline generator, good as
now,p:o tight. Cheaper than the
cheapest" for cash, Apply to a.. s.
Bowies Starr. G. G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-28

FOE SAAELsbo farms So. Ca. West
GfesE and ,Detoh. Ga..' 5000 round
trip, YOU arc interested write
:2ol;sss W6 Rt once. c. e.. Kay. t,nunty
2 .ClerkH Office, Anderson. s. G. II