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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
.I1anpenlilgStattls err

Friends of Mr. y IL CafiT5if anu fiiiIf II n
ily are glad to welcome ttIenf bach To-
Orr after severed weeks & bSenGe. ar.
Earroilfis living In the Same M 6dss ihe
occupied before moving awtiy to- Geostt :
Esa. He says it seems good to yet
back % Anderson, y "a "a 8sh SsS.g
) Outside bsefseer Shellgrove lis glad
to report that be has securedHsix tons
of high: grHde fer tilizer ana wifi fur
nish 1t to an yos the rAside e.flst oe Orr at
cost.
The school achers. sag skaii az the
children Of the village are greatly. in
terested In the. opening of the new
e.ehool Saaainss Within. ;ssi:iia siia !nest few
The infant child of Mr.. and MrsE
Alongo Bryant died on hEarch s. The
good people OF the entire community
sym ipathize with them. lffhi the loss OF
their child.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
GOtton fntures elosed steady.
New Orleans Cotton

NeR Orleans, La. Mareh iY.The
cotton market today was depressed
on the uDeping and remained at net
loss during the entire session, closing
at the lowest 12 to 1e points under
the final figures OF yesterday. The
principal reason for the decline In
the early part OF the session was the
use blythe trade of wrong comparison
for the census bureau figures on con-
& s::s Ss;;;:.t:... ::=I:.:; In..
,rnary. The figures for last year from
the records contained the amount of
linters consumed. whereas today's
rnnnrt did not. which caused them
to look bearish
Even after the trade understood
ttaai:s..: The : consumption fignras were
larger than last yaar's total, very
little buying came in. In the AFTER
noon the selling appeared to he lar
gely based, ON expectations az bear
iish ginning returns from the census
Bureau rlday . p '.s'', - go
Spot cotton qniet fii6 off: sales On
the spot ], ,2Q8 bales, to arrive 200.
i The s1 cotton ,t.Ilt future 4, .s
.Sg.I.y., ISaS
5Inly So I. 5oidS
October .ii..t 81. Z ~ = i
sDeGeniberS. :; sl& ~ al. m
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Twenty Ettars FroIn yoty.

We were standing on the Garner of
Main and Earle a. few evenings, ago
talking with q group of boys.. Some
% OF 90 boys cam up the streebI Nine
OF the nutnbeE had school .b0pl X M hey
we're on their way to- night schooil
Five OF the serna der went To 8 NOV,
Ing picture show and iater,,we saw
toilft pictures in oleI OF the pllI raoiris
We; sent home ;RQn3 3erifg@ ,wbere
those 10 nrs 20 boys w0ll q sbes 90 years
frpI5 now, and what :tiaeF. sgonlde rs
doink Solne of hem; win be cnss-
iIlfg the world and saying they 3 neyer
had 4 chance, Others viii he doctors
and lawyets and !nlefei1ynts or over
seers or sjiperinten dent a Not only
4lnes He's the llreaant bnt the ,fpture entire-
aysdepend npon the way I We nre naw
speH ding our spare tlpe:s ;S1s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Our Might SsSsAoIs.

We are mighty proud Of them. We
row have more men and boys in our
night school classes than has any 9TH
or Y. NJ G. a. IN! North or South Car
oiina. From two d, ,9ur, largest mills
every single overseer, with only two
exceptions. is enrQlIcd5 in one OF the
classes. We now have min. teachers
engaged for two nights each week.
The night school has passed the ex-
perimental stage, it is go. You'd
better get in. Ask your, ,sppeRintend-
ent about It,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
city Teachers
May Go Also

Superintendent McCants of the city
sc'lrols declared Tuesday afternoon
that oil the teachers OF his schools
who wish to make the trip will be
gtteii The opportunity to do SO. He
viii idamies all classes .. nonnn IN
Thiraday where the teacher IS sex
pected to go to Spartanburg. Those
classes Will not resume work until
Monday morning as the convention
VIII not conclude It's sessions until
Saturday. Tho classes. whose teach
ers Will not make the trip. will carry
a the school work without interrupt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
J IoE HlNATI aE4TEEaflENV

1 iletgohh h0td ling ciaims against
tl teta OF Jae1b I'oysna, deceased.
leFeby iletinea to present them
tly atlested, and alsi ali
sbted to said egatte will
slease 9ettie same iinaiedia
Will tiie lnd derstgaed. "a
llre kia also gisen that 4 viii on
sink ktt ~ q u at II 0'cfoclk d. M, ape
Old AI a se setslenfeft OF said
anl e from my ONCE
gtllfTIK. NfItlI1i5 Il, iitS5Y4fssSS g,
81 Il ISxecutrix.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
.hIcag0 6Sraila

Il htcagoi March IA sDriakies OF
rain over northern and eastern Kan-
sas today cailed to relieve except
IN transient manner. the fear OF d.
dry weiither scare Regarding wheat
The rIiatrket closed firm at d range
varying from IA S3-S Off to d. flI az
advance. Corn finished with sisfIf
mi is n Ii 10 S-S. otite Inc sssifi
last night. and provisi6Ds GilcRau
to 10 a 5sUps
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
TaIllny Murphy 10
nattie J0hripfa iEgoOFe

The only tlght before Murphy fights
Rictey .ns san Francisco will be with
IchnnS Lore n Eoxar of New York.
Murphy who has arranged a, bout
with While Richsy E0 fight In San
Franchises viii, Ee fought some time in
Ap9i d for the iiRhtweighf champion
ship title whsoli IS ii5w siIel IA bSS II Il,
sey. Flle tight bes tween Sfpgpiss and
IIIFa viii 7;,t nj q,
March 20.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Ghiof Jaeks0n
Made to Feel Good

w, Is Jackson chief of the fire de-
partmeilt, has received the following
appreciated letter from j. d. Ham-
NETT, president OF the Anderson Cot-
ton Mills, commencing the fire depart
ment: Please permit me to express
to you and to Your. men. my deep auI
precIation ofsthe prompt and efiicient
saryice rendered the; Anderson kfills
at the nre IN their waste house last
that we have a badly or men in our
City who are SO loyal to their duty,
and are so prompt and eiIieient lin
sheir service, and I feel that it Is in
proper order for me, as executive Of
tleer OF the Andersen Cotton MIIIs, ana
also as an individual, to express 20;
ypsi and yonr men my appreciation or
Your loyal and etiiGient ssbrlt iSf lint
night. -, b 3,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Jla Eesasste e
s. Meet cArpenteR

On March 81 Joe Jeanette and Car
speRt!er viii exchange their respective
punches for the title and belt. The
fight u TO take place In Paris on thu
night og March 2I, the winner taking
thu. shtWeigh title and also the purse.
The arranging of this bout he's been
under way for some lime and Carpen-
tier inst recently agreed to fight Jean
cite, giss q . sia
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

Visited Boys between the ages OF IL
4 htsd 16, to act as agents for the An
4ePson Daily Inteillgencer IN every
fpwn In South Carolina: A good
pEoposition will I be Offered to
( dUSTLING BOYS, Your friends
VIII gladly subscribe t., this paper
ltle per week Daily and Sunday.
or call ,Circuls ton Manager
Z Z The Anderson Daily Intelhgencer,
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Money Market

- llSew faf: X March y Irlaiiey
steady 4 7-s a9s; ruiink rate 2; cl9g$
ing I s75S q 2. {,
Time L6ane softer stxlS slass q 3 "a
9 9 z: nlnety days 3 a IA sia fnnnths
Mergantl Nc paper q a ~ asz ~
Sterling Rxellan anee. fiFll1: sixty DAYS
|, 4 4 e 81. .60s demand Ssa6
= tsosnmerctaI DiEIs aSH.TSEE - IS - : >,
Bar silver eS rs.
Mexican d5ifiers rs IL
GpyeFnnenk bonds stead m iroaas
BOMBS trsssss::sila i.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
sigIrII AS 80 VENT 1 !
,innsar sliator 2asg That r. n. Il: var 7:
8. sn's PriYtiege faSIE5n g

Wtaalsspsfon, Mafch I7.--IIisef 4 ,ix-
ed g tse Would maize any tateIneIsE Ii
regard "a the REPORTS TINT former
Gpyerilt5f llSiis Gary Evans illteflfls & 10
enter IA totiai rice, senas sof a.
u. Smith todhy sai % The Ssws An 4
GpisFi Rr pondeiit: 81
Is The * is lll slf e9ei,y lie csiS
igeit % asp pire 20 II d y % s. ss ii, tho lt
cf tlse "a 81 be Ssesi III. az 4 81
c0nst Il laSe fSe ri 3 Sc tS - Z
nr.ilf3 "a a. = "a "a Z. u $
lidgcs " l,alliil alter iIiS az &
aslairs
ssns ior SIEiitsl Il 5fat Tim
from south CarOlIla wsAia IA Isis 4
SAT livGssy and S1uday. 5 Is aa
z entity ii high good hnlilt Ise
sisase W. moi il ssssion
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
a Ponnlar frnYn Is.

.s ne new plan which tho lcoulpa1iy
has adopteu with regard to the COW
IhsrIs shas met with heart saparas-
nll Of tho residents Of the Orr Village
Tue barns lifaye been segregated on me
slaSsFt tTtEs .pF gsiiss. yiII5 sc anu eYcaIlent
fehy hyenieIl Ilees Rave Drnyided for
al those who wish f0. isesp COWS. Aia-
npre is flrlis1sd fIste 70 those VINO
iias COWS, sId An caR any. u7sfier5cf
COWS has q surplus of anure, he. has
fsl,lit to disl'c OK 4 S & 8 Selshes. This
aScellent afran sep1eS should 70 far
toward making orr q 4 silSsS 81 hsaT,s
~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
sam Langiord no :"
Fight Carl Morris

Sam LangEord, who has been try
Ing Tor some time to arrange q match
utifh yIhnit Inh sfsf, Nt.n.i, ua-i- k--
been slated 10 light carl Morris, March
20, at -ISenospa, Wis.
Sam Langfofd has fought Johnson
several times, Dnt came out inc iuser
in every bout. 1t Is Langford's ambl.
t!nn 70 ii;it ss::sass;;,,ssS ::sass;;,,ssS the aIsaptng punch
if agait: ne succeeds In arranging a
bout With Johnson. s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
10 Right Not s6aaer
Thar ,IaIy4 P0p.tli

recently met In Chicago have pract.g
EcalIy isreea 10 ilislit i'm los Angeles
mot SOONER. than July Sth, The iIgilt
VIII be for the bantam weight oilnni-
spioash ZIP and the. boSfng fans who Wit
mess this fight will Gee some likely
Iawappins OF punches iah the epxsa are
Lpluely' scrappers. !. & ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Cotton Seed OH

New York; March a Cottsnseed
oil todt4. was higher fes March en-
coverings by shorts anu Tie absence
OF tenders while late propositions
were barely steady In absence OF ont
side demand Final prices were 8
points higher to 2 net lower : !.
The inarket closed steady. Total
sales 5000. n sssss5s: sssssS,:s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
FOrWari Sten ef l3InoIilI'

3 Tue announcement 3fhrf5 aII,aoY. .tha
pigs pens in the VILLAGE, are. "a he res
moved TO the outer eiige of the GInols
Village has been receIvai WITH qreaf
satisfaction by the resIdeiits of ,fhis en-
terprisln Scemmunity. PEe 1ails "a
their very best are usually the sSeF !,
ssofst-is you do not believe II. aslI
yoiit neiEhtar ,ll. { .ll, ss :s'.'' ,'ss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
B7Ogon News,

Mr.. w. E. Hill, outside overseer of
the Brogon Mills is temporarily Ioccpr
pying ward in the City hospital, His
many friends wish for him a speedy re-
covery. >,,,,T
Mrs. Paul Brock of Atlanta is yis-
iting her sister, Mrs. l.. II. Thomas on
X street
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
! E.i,Vte.rpo;l.ol CotfE

/. Liverpool. March III Spot cotton
easy; good middiing 7.54; mi6diing
q 05: low middllng s6.S5 : I q
port 1000. D.
Receipts: $4,000.
Futures quiet.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Frank GOteh aud
Rlldek ZyyayOO

ceries OF international wrestling
bouts to. select a challenger to meet
Frank Gotch for the championship III
tie is now being held in New York. At
present II looks us II Wladek Zbyszoo
the big Polish wrestlsr will be chos.
en- TO contend against Gotch, ..
kbyszoo has met Gotch, the holder.
of the American champion belt twice,
but has been defeated on both occg-
isipns. '..e ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
BOykin.WelIs.

On Sunday. March /, this popular
y,0png couple sprung. surprise on
t:leir many friends by being, united In
the bonds ,,ok ,matrimoEg., They are
receiving the congratu latia9sl lof a, .ilast
OF well Wishing frienls,a ..,E.,..l -.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
,Rhlta Hope RetaEns 10
70 q. \. for Short tStay :.

10 q: =. for Short stay y
Frank Moran, who is matched to
fight Jack johnson, tho so-called
heavyweight champion of the world
June. 27, In Paris, has justereturned to
the United States MORAN is CONT
dent JOHNSON will fight him, and that
the big black will go down.
The. white hope Is about six feet one
'iDch tall. Fe'weighs abomt goo. pouinds,
and he has a hard straight punch,
which Ia powerful enough to knock out
johnson or any one else whom he may
hit with II. The fight will not take
place for some time yet, and Moran
figures that the time for some easy
money to be made In the vaudeville
circuit. Meanwhile Dan McKetrick,
Moran's manager Is In Paris to see that
johnson finds no loophole through
which he may crowl out of tho match.
=
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
WANTS !

va D--Ths ledles to know that
lgEAse the best curling fluid that
ek4 he bought. On sale at Martins
Mf1is Store or Garyin Barber Shop.
fite s1.00 per bottle. u. c. Garvin
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
.%6Etola Gsbods

: Nesd York sAtareh ten 4 rs =
were quiet and steady today Mems
wear lines ranging in price between
SLIP apd 81 q syaF5 sol d. well 81 silk
Inqire sold well Tor fa!a and !; sat tiii
faced goods were we'll ordered Yarns
.Spfsrai diifas ~ 's,si5-S .fst
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

" FEB Typewriter purchasers.
have over 200 new rebuilt and
tnd hand typewriters for quick
tA, ., cheap. All makes. Price
Sheet on request j. p. GFayton &
Z 60. Charlotte, N. C.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

New York. March ~ sisAS.0ss;
tone today peFvalea the dealings Ia
stocks, When trading baeaI. thera
was nothing 70 nafrow. snfeartais,
slslctaes!ens { y 70 IND lests sIlat she mar
~ y W I'M IsTu
tony of recent ct5iogf6ss - 800, Z
llJiFina ille day. h0NeFe there 9S.fsi n
6road dpsesfd move s6sht fselsies ~
u 2 points were alta lEea hy niaslg
ntative ssstes
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
7Fse
NeTEeR

ls0aday; March iet, at II soclock.
tbnt or court ke:iee, viii sell 70
Sl:ts best eEs silgty ana h paiss,
Ssssss 8 3 saSss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Financial and Commercial

out authentic basis 5ePa
The bond market was irregular. To-
bonds unchanged on call.
Total sales today were 253, 300.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
pRosEgTfg : &c aI.Ens.
- caaaestisn fFli EsEshE Asssk
ssS ~ THeffI5 FIS fS,f E 6fts5is,siE7, :, = "

Z kerlins Masch ~ ccordiiS Is the
tionai zelnng the cr0vi prosecutor
has begun the gk0secutlon cf several
q healata lsi. .cnnNeetsnn with tle
tIease gecedtIy Of two 5lF Inert "a
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
SDecini Cars for
For i',le TeIcIIcrs

For Iie Teachers
AS announced yesterday, Supt. Fel-
ton has Se2ur9d q special car for tho
Anderson county teachers who wish
10 attend the state teachers meeting In
Spartanburg. The car will leave An
dersOD about 2:3O Thursday; further
particulars being obtained from Mr.
Mcltdh's office upon the purchase OF
ti:kets. The superintendent declared
that Anderson county will be largely
represented at the meeting OF the
teachers. He has heard from many
OF the teachers OF the county, and he
and Miss Darlington, too, are much
pleased with the prospect of carrying
on The prizes for tie largest enroll
mont OF tcIch1rs at the meeting. Sr-
p-t!ntendant FELTON, stated today that
tho c:innty hoard OF education has de-
+cided 10 pay the association dues fof
aYarg 4 icarhar OF Anderson COUNTY who
attends the Spartanburg meeting. The
dlinS arc 81 for each male teacher and
40 coats for each lady.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18

resses Frau Ngseh pliisx aStll ii a,,s ySn
81 q ~ lreni Thea
lle two women siifiAfs5 ffaS
chronic disease arc II fa = lssl.,, sjSss
ine;pcad o. disyslI 10 their atssa 8 d lfs : 6Ssel
ascfans and submit to the feisil siifa.
with fatal saasilan TF,cls ,l,.s,t. :, ~
.tfaelsd seFeTai altsa l6i' 3;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
Te. .Re Held In
j Ittshurg, March 90

* y llpK NJ f7id wF9BtIlng champ ions
chips of llle n d u tIaRtlc AS .seelll2
tlon vii ~ te ded sb games elt Ia
stt sbuFR ON lFct q 20 aiitf 81.
NeHrEy all tie &c 4 bred sljIIatetil II nit
ssiei a u hi lists aff eat tefes ID
these conn i. y, 3 a 4
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dllI q 6Ft ~ pnna

4. q HAS n III =
Il IS tate chairman
nf tie pya,i tcfEnsF
eOvAf sif, as rs The ci es 4
a,s el36s sal "a i Il lss ssfif 4 81 IS
thats ll6 ines fe ifi ttc5e "a le Is
the United tstRs Sen ate Governor
EVANS tSlaaT 81 that 81 iissI sisiids
Wish ca 10 zee him yGn they must nay,
SO: He ran for the plars. IN is56 and
was feated lit Joss Ii, Earle ih 5Iit
second primas Rsthonlh, ne IaclEed
only a few hundred votes Of betlig.
Hp55InE m fils HS9t y IifinffFS. fsfIy-
6Stiof Evans ia & et ttl sys had Ilis hopes
oil The senate aver ee, ia 4 1t iis said
shlk llia speec e III 81 b eqi2iit 81 alto
calnI isna have been tii:si best dei1si-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-18
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items ofEndese and Personal Mention capsht Over The
" Wireless he Streets of Anderson 4
4 4 y = 4 = y = 4 4: y = :. r. Il y y y s. u r. 4
EaDt. HuSbr
Mns Badly IInrf ~.

Capt. HuSbr +.
Was. Badly Hurt rf o." : - a
Capt. J. 4. Busby. aged G7. is Sc
riously III at his home in Rock Mills
township as the result OF his mule
running away SliTday Tho; accident
occurred near the R0ma or Mr.. d.. p;
McBrayeT. A passing motorcycle
frightened the mule, and the rider OF
the motor cycle never stopped to see
II any damage had been done. Capt.
Busby was very painfully hurt, and
his friends-and they are numberless
will lie grinved to learn OF It and
VIII wish him every bit OF lnck In get
ting we'll
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
Sciatica Gives
Fair Warning
Start Taking Rheuma at Once
and Prevent Rheumatism
from Becoming Chronic.

SHARP. darling pains from the hips
down the legs 10 the knees are signals
~ approach Of sciatica. and should b.
treated az once TO prevent rheumatism
becoming chronic
Rheuma dislodres the little uric
acid crystals IN the blood vessels feen
ing the great aciatica nerve and cre.
ates a free movement Of the muscles
and joints. ~ stimulates the kidneys.
liver. bowels and skin 10 extra work
in throwing OF tho Irritating polsous
throughout the system
Read the testimony OF Guy Torley
the great cyCiist. % PCS Dayton ave.
n1c. 81 Paul. MINI. n was 80 crip.
pied With scintic rheumatism IN ny
hips that could not walk without
crutchcs spent over $500 without
relief Was persuaded 20 Try Rhelma.
and after taking three bottles The
rhcumatiam bad entirely left me-
John Coleman Co.'S stores and Ill
drugg.sts scli Rheuma n o. rood for
an forms Of rheumatism. and COSTS 20
little You cannot anord % suffer for
want of it
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
JUDGE BRANN0N
CONTINUED Prom FIRST rare,

and was the author OF several poems
of merit.
As a conversationalist in social
gatherings he was without a peer and
was always a true and loyal friend
Had he lived until Thanksgiving day
he would have been a years of age.
he was a recognized nestor of the
bench during his judicial career, and
since his retirement. December %
1912. he has been active in the prac
tce OF law. having argued case in
the Lewis circuit court yesterday
A Native Nirainian.
He was born at Winchester. Va. in
1887, and spent his boyhood and early
manhood there. His education was re.
ceived at the University of Virginia
graduating in la5S. soon after ending
his university days he Settled at Yves
ton and studied law. being admitted
TO the bar in 1859.
He represented his county in the
legislature in 1871 and was chairman
of the committee on education. beside
serving on several other important
committees. He was elected in 1880
as Judge OF the eleventh judicial dis
trict. succeeding his elder brother
John Brannon.
In 1855 he was elected to a term OF
twelve years as member OF the state
supreme court, and was reelected in
1900. He was one OF the best known
men in all West Virginia. and for a
number OF years was active as n Dem
ocrat. later going over to the Repub
lican party
Judge Brannon was well known in
TINS city. as well as the upper end OF
the state. and possessed a wide cir.
Gle OF friends to whom the news OF his
death was learned with sincere sor.
row and regret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
HUGE rABERNAcLE WAS FrLLEr
TO HEAR SERMON ON
DEATH"
Members OF Elks' Lodge and Ex-High
Club Hear Rev. hob" Jones
Preach Strong Sermon

The frst call for converts was issued
last evening by Rev. Bob" Jones at
Martins Ferry. and one hundred and
seventy-seven pledged themselves 10
God and professed Jesus. The night
was the most memorable in the history
OF the city. and men and women OF all
classes. rrofessed Christ The ro--onse
lat the FIRST call was very surprising 10
the evangelist and his party. II w>-
thought that the first call would he
made Yesterday afternoon. but a. was
held on Till last evening.
The afternoon crowd was larger thar
Monday afternoon and the evening
erSna was s sns a sbs since sunday
crowded TO its capacity Yesterday al
ternoon Rev. Jones took for his subject
where Jesus Is Found" and IN the
evening he took the subject. Death"
The Elks and the EX-High club march
ed I'm a body TO the tabernacle yester-
day evening. and there was over three
hundred men In the line OF march in
Guiding the two organizations and they
were lead by drum corp
This afternoon. "A special service " III
be held for the graded school children.
ana no doubt large number OF them
VIII be present as large delegation OF
have promised TO attend. The serNr--
FOR the school children viii be held M
will be lead by Mr.. Meinardi. viii he
held IN the tabernacle NJ 2:3O O'Clock
ana all are invited To attend
The cottage prayer meetings were
largely attended yesterday afternoon. as
were the shop meetings. which were
Scld at the Martins Ferry KeE and Bar
rel works Yesterday morning. TOdar 4
shor meeting VIII be held ~ the Ia
felle Box works. and IL viii be In
charge OF Mr.. Mcina-f and osh.r r.,err-
hcrS % the party. shop meetings have
been arranged for the balance 81 fhe
week In the various factories OF the
. city
Kni0hts Of Pvthias Attend
This evening; all 81 the woman's
Clubs OF the city will attend the scr
wicer. as vii the Knfehtg ~ pvthfas
LODGES 81 this vicinity and the Pvthian
sisters lod"es Special rcserva ton Of
seats will be made
'.Nhepe 10 Find Jesus was the sub
ycct or the afternoon service at the tab
eruacle In Martins Ferry yesterday ar