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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
MUSIC TEACHERS AND PUPILS.

A free organ recital. the l20th of tho
popular series. under the direction OF DR.
William C, Carl. win be given In the Old
Fist Presbyterian Church. Fifth avenue
and Twelfth street. tomorrow evening
June 20, at s;l5 o'clock by Lester Is
Major Mr.. Major is organist and choir
master OF 81. Michaers Episcopal Church,
Brooklyn, and a postgraduate OF the Gull
mant Organ School. The programme will
contain selections from the works Of
Rheinberger. Guilmant, Widor. Lemmens
and Foote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
OUT OF DOOR DELIGHTS.
Summer pn..-t.i,n.nt q. II. orc,

Summer Entertainment In the 0pen.
Castle Summer House in Luna Park
Is still the principal attraction for the
lovers Of dancing who go down there.
Sterling Pile and Edith Hinze. who are
dancing there during this month. will
leave in August for n tour OF Europe.
In addition to the free vaudeville, the
band concerts and similar attractions
there Is the new Wild West Show to
thrill the spectators,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

The relation Of the microbe TO art not
yet having been established to the COM
plete satisfaction OF East Fourteenth
street, Eugene Brleuxs play called
Damaged Goods" still interests au-
diences at the Academy of Music SO
much that II will be acted for another
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

Among the popular Aim plays st!n
to he seen here are the Rainey pictures
with their exciting scenes Of life in
British East Africa, and tho lion hunt
at the Casino. Annette Kellermann and
her nymphs IN "Neptune's Daughter"
at the Globe Theatre. 'Cabiria" with
a scenario by Gabriel d'Annunzio at the
Knlckerbocker Theatre. Three amusing
and dramatic plays done IN the usual
excellent fashion at the Vitagraph
Theatre. "Manon Lescaut." with beauti-
ful Lima CAVALIER at the Republic Thea
tra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

North Beach now boasts the largest
bathing pavilion on Long Island unless
the measurements of the owners were
mistaken. There are free fireworks on
Thursday evening and many other at
fractions for the visitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

There are prizes for the competitive
dancers at Glen Island and there are the
German village with It's cabaret and the
Tyrolese singers for those who do not
want to try to one step for prizes. Then
there is Beach Lawn for picnics and the
beautiful sail for everybody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
THE WORLD OF THE FILM ACTORS
Novelties ana successes on the
Moving Pictures Screens.

Mary Pickford, one Of the most popu-
lar Of the moving picture actresses. will
be the star Of "Teh Eagles Mate"
which will be shown tomorrow night at
the Strand Theatre. This 10 a series Of
pictures made from tho novel OF the
same name, by Anna Alice Chaplin.
There will be a comic picture play and
the other features Of every Strand
Theatre programme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

1t is expected that the music loving
public will during the coming season
have the opportunity 10 again hear Miss
Jean Barondess, daughter OF School Com.
missioner Joseph Barondess. who received
her tuition. from Lazsr g. samoilof.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
THE STARS IN VARIETY.
what IL 10 Re Seen In the vsude-
willie Theatres This Week.

Joan Sawyer Is TO dance for the rest
Of the summer AZ the Palace Theatre,
and her modern steps will he varied by
some more elaborate efforts, ircluding
some Oriental advertisements, which
will be produced with spectacular fea-
lures. Miss Sawyer has found her
greatest success at the Palace in her
modern steps and out Of them the au-
dience takes the greatest delight. Her
present dancing partner Is Nigel Bar
RE. who was IN The Laughing Hus-
band" Miss Sawyer has survived a
number Of dancing partners IN her
time. There was to begin with Lew
Quinn, then Wallace McCutcheon, then
Carlos Sebastian and John Jarrett, with,
later, Cuinten Tod. the late Mr.. Soden.
Benne Dixon and now Mr. Barrie
Other dancers on the programme will
he Adelaide and j. j. Hughes. Belle
Maker, Ralph Herr, Marshall Montgom-
cry. Hines and Fox, the Werner Amoros
Company and other we'll known vaude-
vile performers will also be seen.
Ameiie Bingham is going 70 DO her
well known ana popular act. big Mo-
ments From Great Plays" az the New
Brighton Theatre this week. Mabel
Berra will also be heard there Fred
erick Bowers will appear with Toots
Davis and Ada Ripel James J. Hor-
ton, Catherine Hayes and Sibyl John
son and Marcella's Cockatoos will also
be seen. There are also the three Du-
For BOYS, the Florenz Acrobats and
Liby and Barton.
The Victoria Theatre and Roof Gar
den will have Houdini this week. and
among the feats he promises to perform
will be a walk through a brick wall
This seems like an unusual exertion to
man who finds II difficult to walk
three blocks In warm weather. Alice
Fis and Bert French. Bedini and Ar
thur. Balaban and a strong list OF the
foremost actors In vaudeville. The flow
ing lava from the crater which forms
the background for THE Temptress"
Is one of tho finest illusions in vaude-
Vile.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
AR DE q
IS


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Anderson people haye recently
come Into posseasion 6f .siintics issued
Thy the phyHici Eis, I OF \. 4Ionen Path
which they found very amusing.
8 Evidentiy some pf the people or Hon
sea Path 4are none too prompt In the
matter OF settling their doctors bills
and the Ire and wrath of the nili n-e-
i,rribers of HonsA Path has beconic
aroused In good fashion, They have
suyisl l0Elca WllI@iI Is itlly
sounds as though they mean btiSiness.
The notice begins with the scale OF
sitrices To- be charged and Is concluded.
with, the fcilowing warning:
ANY strictly Charitable eases who
are unable to buy liquor or do not
Md It necessary to- bay fines to- the
city council viii receive onr hest
seryices witholit any charge. To
dead beats and dell 4tents We would
Ike 20 state II you do not Banare ;ip
ypur indeb ebete6n 6ness VITA fiIs you need;
not paet Cur aegrsc longer 1. Any
iHAn who pays liis d0etof & bill caii5
get o doctor any time. nigl lit Or diIy.
rain or shine. While hin neighbor
Hlo does not pay lilss to wait, and
WllIle ne waits Tho angels gather him
IN. Better observe tllis, ana govern
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SPLENDID MEETING
.OF COUNTY TEACHERS
Bad Weather Failed to Keep
Seventy of Ahderson's In
stguetors Attending Session

Those who had In charge the
monthly meeting of the Anderson
cannty teachers feared that the SNOW
and cold weather would cause ma
l1ority Of the teachers of the county to
stay at home yesterday, but in this
they were most agreeably surprised
INSTEAD of keeping many away; there
were over 40 teachers in atteii dance
when the meeting was called to or.
der.
There were many Interesting fea-
lures of the days program, chief
among which might be mentioned the
splendid dinner which was served BY
the county board. This took place in
the basement OF the First Baptist
church and was thoroughly delight;
full eve IT.
Another pleasing event was tile
presentation of pretty little hand.
painted souvenirs !. of the. occasion,
these being made In the shape of T d
heart pierced with an arrow in hon
or, of st. Valentines day.
Fhe meeting lasted for about an
hour and a half and there was moi "a
dull minute during this entire time
Questions Of interest to every teacher
present were discussed and consid,
cred and the meeting, win doubtless
have. helpful results. Come OF the
features, on the program that might
g .ge Ssmefiticned were solos, by. MESA,
MaaShafpe, which had heen snbsti,.
Ftlited for the music OF the, prchesfra az
st; JOHNS church, a short address, by; BY
~ FlE'sslton in which he urged the
tsaeRers tss1 to attend theiStatelp-ssocia-
ton sih lspartanburg, Q, spleR4
dress by R, A. Abrams of, G arr, and
Q few remarks from Itss Me gle f;is,rt
lington relative to thu various scheols
elAs erin g ,i9f. asffiss sso; the Field Day pa
rade. to be held on March "a. s. !,
All told the meeting, was one Of
most most successful ever held by, the
county association and one who saw.
what was done at this meeting yes-
.eralessE rlss s;. ssss. readily understand how 1T
p that M no teacher in the county cares
TO miss one Of the monthly meetings,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
i'LENSQB TEACHERS
HERE Fob SCHOOL
Those Who Are tolAsSiat In The
Night Textile School Visited
anderson Yesterday

Anticipating a large crowd when
the textile night school for young
nen Of this city is launched, Prof.
MeSwain OF Clemson College will
meet tomorrow night With Che in
structors OF the school and those in
terested in this work to confer as
TO plans for carrying on the schoo!
and the best methods to adpot In Or
der that the greatest results may be
attained. Tuesday night Prof. c. s..
Doggett of Clemson College will also
be In the city for the purpose OF con-
ferriDR with S. w. Rabb, J. #. Craw-
ford, j.. c. Cosby, G w. Causey and
G.. w. FAINT TO make plans for the
school and to give his advice relative
to the proper InanpAF OF conducting
the institution after It is established.
+. M. Burnett, secretary of the An
derson Y. M. G. A., says that he an
sticipates having 200 sstudents when
the first class is called to order next
Tuesday evening in Ceeil's Business
school. He says that the young men
of the various mills have taken 10 the
Idea even mose enthusiastically than
~ had dared hope and all indications
success, ~
The men who are to come from
Clemson College tel conduct this
school are all experts in their partf-
icniar lines, bedding degrees from
some of the coihtry's most famous
textile institutions and there can be
no doubt as 10 their ABILITY to teach
tbs mill men a great deal.
a bill is now In the South Carolina
3uhnerel Assembly, having been intro
dneed by Representative q. r. Hay
nesworth, which provides for the es-
tahiahment of o number OF thesss 4as7s
tile schools in The state. the cost of.
the original undertaking being borne
by the state. This bill has received
Q unanimously favorable feroft from
The committee on education and II is
said that les chances for passage are
bright.
There are q great many of these
textile schols now being operated in
connection with the YusM. c.. As In,
the various cities In all parts of the
United States and many of them are
iaccQmpt ptislnng u great deal. II Is
said that the school conducted by the
Monoghan Mill In GrkeAvflie last
year IN connection with the Y. NC.
A., has proved TO be decided sue
cess In every sense OF the word.
Those Anderson people who have
iabpged 30 hard for the launching OF
Ithel mt tuition herel fsal, ahpt theiTset9
llat siat good !rdaaIks VII sCjoIa |lbe
mp ges aYident.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
DTSp0 p0sEF9i or
81 AsE
Govt of Common Pleas Next
81 Week ,enairt ef Hear s q
iilAgp Focse mrs

s sPish Court ofs G6uishbi f5Is aa Y,y
Aiidefsbt cauiit III rtcIide NE heafsl
Ing bf llie Jury ilsi 81 al III III
tHs sbase OF Nay d cid legf
% Z ms jsn nii Vas
.S3 4 ,Dy Alasfield versus J. 4 Il
lett. tle tKiit iia ,sa i
due The sum fbk WIN
certain pool tables fr6fi fEia iiefeng
itlsist. The 5afs rendered Yardlet re..
tusnlng The peel tables to. III IS Iain5.
TN but refused 10 ALLOW him any.
case all the Jurors f0T fbe secoISS5
week were dismissed ard the c5,,FE
took IN the hearings 81 motions fog
inevs triaik &. 81
e Next week the court viii devote its
tine 9 5 g che hearipg ef eluIty praeeed-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15
5s1EilA AIHFtN R(IR II ETsfElls az an.
iNIlsTRsTL0N ~.

Whereas, ]. N. Ffiliins, made suit
80 "a 70 Grant him letters or adrainls-
tsta1 t1f1 81 khe estate az and effects OF
~. Pllll fips, decshped B
lssse Gre fore 10 S.ste and aliss
lAonlAli iIld sIhEpiifs The hindred
as,A cred it1rs DE- tIia sEiI -. @. phil
sItps dsee that they may be and
mel in the Court AZ
.pbateI 10 be- held nt "a sieraba. q.
III 8. ION the lay OF Febsasry.
Iyls, after nsi blteatipn hsreof, at ii
ta'siaGlS llls foEellQ h 10 show castse
= y = by the sal aai1iias
slssl sesrslssce q! t.pf 20 g
asi:
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15

Misses Mary and Angela Glbboney,
who have. been spending some time
In the city as THE guests of Mrs. Nar-
din Webb on Norris street, have re-
turned TO their home IN Wytheyille!
Mrs. @. r. Moorer OF Richmond; Va,
liz III the city, the guest of her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. R. II. Diver, on
East Orr street,
E John r.. Bruce es varennea. sna
saplpng the business visitors to the
city yesterday.
!, G. &. Foster of the Brushy Creek
section, was among the Anderson
comfy farmers in the city yester-
day 3.
s. ;pester OF pgsiiiiiss:,sisite .::,sisitef, ~as *
business visitor to the city yester-
s aass Yer !: 3. few ts% i:;:;i;s II; il "a
a q. W. Null OF Piedmont, wa was among 4
The visitors to the city yesterday. &
Nv, II. Martin OF the Corner section,
spent q few hours In Anderson yes
tsrdhys ssss.ss !.
sam aF2Gaha, a well known sPendie-
ton man was sn Anderson YESTERDAY.
Eugene Gseer OF ffonea Pat wns4
among the business sisiters 70 tlle
CITY lEruay. -
~ * ~; ~
Miss Aleene Heron or 2the stssl
hrpll school was among those ID. the
cis vests ia ay. s. B y
! Miss Rehn tiidwesl. teacher of s.e,
IrianGl e seheol, spent yesterday l4I
8, 2. Horton, q well known Beiton,
business mat, is ia Che sitg yestei.
Z Prof 4. Iii Hanna Of Pend Teton
speIt s few hours ID Anderson yes
terday on business.
Miss annie brown and Miss Ia
Nay ses es Iya, we're sboiipsIg3
IN the city esteFdag "a
~ .-t4slrA- ~
prcf Abrams eg slgF, sFasi
1asllesas I. she BUSINESS yisifers to AaSl
lss Dora teis berg has ,Fet,Irnea
from q sFlI, 10 the NofthsFn mari
here she bas been purchaslng goods
s-i--------
atfs. Amends Campbell oF Town
IS III the city. the guest of lJr.
sfs. s. G. Hruee.
ga Ciinlsscalos es Tho 11Sa
lioRe seefion was ln the alty yesser.
r Boyd 81 Ah6eriiie, has been
spensins few deya IN me citS 6ri
nasNilt slaekFsell q nsa esi
sael iardat isis city Ritll
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must never be promoted over a SEN
Tor. ] believe the important position
of chiefs of bureaus should be fiIled
and II an officer has developed to be
such and is pre-eminently better quail
flied to fill such position at an early
age than older objects, he should be
young ofieer is apppinted to- fll a
position OF such ee'reat responsibility
ne, should have Che rank. and. pay
comniensIlElte SYlth SUCH duty !,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15

Very Isrse .Aavis An (se sssss.
EfareFFg Is Ess;is El;sIaS
no Pfaxi '

i The viii bf tIi1 lam n
Townsend hoe been filed is q Is siIice
sQf tse Probate Judge ana b Is very
siifEeI legal pnpGF II ma ~ fes
TINT o. OF Eis giltperty shall 20 10
5llip wife aHd there Ife no ssss ions
.attae9st. The following m exact
se6ns &
HsHgY Claude 1ssFfs6 ID, being
san D snina; 40 hefe ,ssE E,e wy
! LAST Plll and teS tariene viii ala
.afl OF my property. rk q And $
~, be isfs % my b eis sslfe lSalla
Towers Tossnselsa;
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G. ] a !. Il
!! ! / /. ] 4 !. ]
stibaE 81. ra0RA Tg's SAFE
South eeF6Isita,
20 e9soH Comfy,
G0sirt a 0Eaon Pleas,
=. VI los1s, J. %. Whitiock and d.
Dune plaintiffs


g. DuIles plaintiffs
VS.. .ss, = q q
EtIIrNlzAnL 10 I'm tsHlier Of IN hsl ora 4 q
ets tiat Will sell on Saiesi;tlS rs
fch next, IN front bf the
Cplft IN Ia the sSify os Anderson,
~ C.s RHFiiis the iisnHI hours 0s sale,
real aks q described ae Fellows:
tract Of taRd allseg
fefila. more or Tess. It be-
5 'lg y gllepepn NeIleY ) Whit
aE lise lE 1902 "a County ana
ID III q bnunGef 81 lands
4 feh Cox anu John sfean, on Ii
~ tSs zee 4, t IS 81 SsSiiiiifTa
4ttyers Ha Iliiis on & ~ tan 8
sllehre, s. w J. ESQ Ia u poniAr 81
ilce fs22 ", & c; To a pbpIaa Sx
snls LfS na iine thence N. 'z4 f. t7 c Ia; IA
ettliie xs thence N. SO ~. 8 4 C. 10 ie
lsle islflti sasn y.
eFspR Cash nHi IL not complied
~ In wltilin an hour to ba TeSoid at
flasE af fcF1aey pElfeiiaaer. II
k2slfchn ser 10 pay extTa for papers..
N. u ~; n OLSON, si5
i Tohate lpaEe as spsgtel Referee
~ = n ao q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-15

There viii Do al 81 lenff6sl s af gam
siiend se elo0i a1aks tor the Hammond
: lseIiool 10: 3. Sat1f tsy, Fsb-
FtlArg 2Ist Ig1 .,on the question Of
lssyszlg q special tax or six fsiiiss 0tl
s.e siiA ie sIs1s,sYtty tilIf 4 s,
tlsettiet 70 bA ilsess goI General ,acho5l
nfifec be Polls 81 Rs q d. m, ana
e<sfe ae a, Al Voters snslst ~
sslLsss ". ssesf o. tlls County Hhar6
tg2t1ld anpt
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old engineer corps and who are for
shore dnty only be made eligible to
command navy yards. He adds:
"The question OF rank OF bureau
chiefs has come up. Willie 1t per-
haDs causes a slight rambling in the
syoungeF officer selected for the I'm
;poftant position OF chief OF bureau,
itliisy irritation is largely due to the
custom of the service that Junior
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ALA
2 f S
ReIl VIII elges 8 ..s sst::s,
tc Ring aha Notify nselsazzsa
ss


Ky arrang eflellt cfcd yestatS
Cas the SosttbefB Publfc EIfiRfiss
gonapany viii place in iis sub y - kl6Is.
"A large electric he'll ylycs van ~,
when q ME alarm IS ned 81, ,lik
H HotIr2Ifssf the va cIiInail &C fISs Sd y
sllon that a tifess ii ISrbgFass sid
that fnQre water PIE cure IL rea;fad.
This WIN 20 Wtich 10 pssvenf s ~
petitson Qf the petn CO 3 b
morning when 4 lacEE of pressure igas
.blsned With the II stFSsiis
Z is plahned "a llSy u s i bnttsaa
q p IRE station lief.s Sia when re
AE!n alaTin tuFn9 s ii some i.relia,
WI illssA tlts hllfktn thereby lsiI,s
Ilsotsce q the sne1s tl1s that
altesanEe Is re4glfQd -
4ne efs'er for Tho nASES :iell tsa,.
disptt AZ na ", Is o1s,li.
able that ne q ass eelSeat Wlll
Oe II e|fefE IN ext Ee@ d15S
=, 8
Elsaoqed Z nes Gean aisioniAile
ptstc. iiht istgla more tllAli w
p0ands 4 can fire ice htiliets Minute.
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glI FOL IS 0g & No y Ii1..

~ 49, e9t 3 sft4s TIL -, ~
\ MS ID A1ieni ana ssG Td:guAlleu.
who fave been efsitag fsishds VI Ind
5reiattyes here, have returned TO their
hoiriesiil LowndesIille. :. 81!
ssitin.2 tllsst., i.ll1s ttsa1 y III Il sits;9s
\ Mahaffeys5oe HepeiStkYl saSsliir
; 81, pent ,anfewo Q hodf4pi M A naAhsbh
yesterday clltiilH '2sl,ias1 9ft NJ q
Al, w. meredith of ehedliar, was in
the city yestertiag for Il tfew hours
]. II. Elrnd Of Williamson, Route
2. was among the visitors to the city
yesterday.
j. ~. HUSKY of Concord Was a1,1n..s
the Anderson planters to spent yes-
terday ID the city.
Dr.. J. G. Bruce of T0wnyIlle, is in
st city i.s tii.s sst s.
Dr.. s, G. Bruce, on spntli hiaain street,
MISS Cleo Bailey Is i ssenafae a Few
days nj Abbeyille waers siie rs t,ie
siiest of flsisIi1s and ralatiyes. w j.
q. 8 81 ss3s.ll {, - g "a. 81
Miss Afariopie Iobnson of sasley. ii
In the city the 3attraetlye guest OF
.2isszRutil Archer !.
Miss Virginia Hutcliins and Mrs
] sGllllnning y ham OF Grear, we're In sie
city Friday The g,lests5 of Mrs. .. 5A,
Jones. ~ ~ I'm 3
sssl iS5t1Iz mi floneWelI wa s among
business Visitors tS tbs cIty yas3f
,iefday, si'
aalss Maggie wright af sIopeweil
81 slsopping in the city Yesterday,
~ FAINT progrs iee citizen 81
9 silens, Ia, was in the city gesteg-
" 9, Bowie of tho 4 ia eeWny scc-
Ion was among the bs visitors
tlse city yesterday, a a
Miss Carrie Sanders nf pelzer, IA
Allieng the Visitors IN tho city. The
gQest of Mrs. :. Fl Sloan
slisis Maggie wrlsht d Bottom 81
staending = few days itt III CITY With
s Daisy Wilson. ~
iowerd OF TIE E'las ocir Soc
lsIts yesterday,
81 Martin OF the Rele6ine SEQ.
I sson spelst Yesterday @ tlle eity n6.
ssalph Smith OF the triangle seq
sseil, spent yesterday IN anderson oA
5IlstiiesE
Ralph Taslcr OF Loae sanch
among the huaiuess sisis as ta ana
city yesterday
s Col = 3. csnphsiI a tlle E;s4s.ei i,
seeitoni Hent 4 few hoafs Is AsisIsrs
snll sestasday.
tes. A. s. nsWie sss 4.anfin,
stlaleeson yesfSrans Tor i sa5 hof.Fs.
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FORsALR

One five room house, one half acre
lot, Ia town OF ToWnyille, house
paintaa ana iR good condition. This
VIII bs SOLD at public auction, .Ander-
son, 81 C5 fret Monday in Feby., 1St1
ZOE information apply to w. c. King,
,l'cWhville, s. C.
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1 saRE5AMEs Il no BEafsI iSiss aF is II SBs

BKLkEs,i 0 F EtNi hssliltstlS " ''.'9
hesgrt a''verdiet for s4,O5O. During
the tfial Mr. ROBERTS was asked IL he
was carrying on an extensive busi-
ness, and he eonYulsed the court by
saying that he hadn't time to be vast
ing on business, as he had 35 fine
fox hounds to look after. Mr.. Roberts
has coat made Of fox Delts and cafa-
mount hides that is said to be worth
$500. g
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Mr.. Jtoberts recently challenged
the world in the matter of record
for fox hunting. He has the pelts
and brushes of more foxes than any
other living man. This picture shnwsI
his fine $500 gun with which he won
fame as a bird-shot several years ago.
In court last week Mr.. Roberts was
suing a fire insurance company--and
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IMPORTANT
:: NOTICES ::
lFOR SALE

FJk SALE Oh ExCIiANGE-Eighty-
nine acre farm, In / 1-2 miles
s LumSFsp, Ga, county seat. Will
aPaee for $k.000.00 stock in Ander-
E1r National Bank. Worth inYesti-
getting. r. o, Box No. 67, Town
VIE, Sc. 1-22tf ps-s
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2tss. s. tlewie tsIr efan6inf ~
4 Alaleeson yesfprda TOR = sast h0hta.
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~. FAINT q lprogres ave citizen of
e, sssl.sns was IN the city gesteE-
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gar Ciinlsscalos es Tho aasa
HOPE section. vas Ia the alty yesseF.
day. 's &. {: &.
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S aalss aggie Wright IL sTopsweli,
sEA sllopping in the city Yesterday
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s Col. 4. &. campbslE ,e ys,f,.,,,,
seesion saent 4 few o;sfs ll;s AsSsIsr
SOP sestssaays
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iss Dora sberg has fetnrned
from q trip 10 the NorthsFn
here she ms been purchasing goods
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30 tE "a OIFON

4. ~
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r BOYD 6f Ahheviiia, has been
spenSins 4 few tieya IN she citS 6si
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Akfs. AriSande Campbell 81 Town
IS IN the city. the guest of IN
sfs. 5. q. nruee.
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3 DasNflt ala Fsell 81 Aisa sgest
stsraAS ne eity elta.
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Dr.. J. G. Bruce of T6wnyLlle, is In
,.he city :;;ssaassf 81
Or. $. g. Bruce, on spath Alain street,
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MISS Cleo Bailey Is s,senafHe Z q Few
days in Abbeyille waars She Is the
guest 1isss Of flslsalds and relatives, ,'s Z
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s Raipli Taslcf OF E.osff {Panch. ~ y
among the huAlues2 9isisefs ta sha
city yesterday.
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9 Bowie sof the & I'D geWny sec-
! tsoIis was among the bI yiaisoYs
20 the city yesterday.