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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Death at MAYNARD

Mrs. Cora Johnson, wife OF Will
Johnson Of Maynard, died at May
nard Sunday night at one o'clock.
Measles and pneumonia were
the cause of her death. Mrs. John
sen was welI-known 10 many people
of this county, and was loved by all.
She had been i'll for some time, and
her death had been expected for sew
eral days.
In the death Of Mrs. johnson,
the husband aud children have lost
a loving wife and affec,ionate moth
err. Maynard has lost one OF heI
best women, and the sorrowing ac
quaintances have been tired ct a tru'
and noble friend. The remains wer'
laid 10 rest IN the Maynard cemeter,
Tuesday afternoon. +,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
RANDOLPH TO HAVE
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Begins Nov. 3oth. 1914.

At the close Of the University
farm school just closed in Lawrence
county, our very efficient agrioultur-
ist John X. Kizer, who is always
looking out for the hest interest
Of the agricultural work for Ran
dolph county made contract with
the Dean and director Of the Uni
vessity, Prof. Martin Nelson. to
hold a school for the farmers OF Ran
dolph county beginning November
soth, aud running one week.
This school will be part Of the
University Of Arkansas, in fact,
there viii be eight Of the best teach
ers af aafinnlluEa FROM Tie agr'en|,
tural department OF the UnIvcr.ifj
TO spend week with the farmers
Of this county and teach them III,
beat methods of scientific agricnl
ture.
County Agent Kizer has been do
ing very fine work in Randolph
county with the boys corn club and
the farm demonstration work and il
was thought best by the business
men and energetic farmers TO have
eflicien, teachers TO come to this
county and assist Mr.. KIzer In ex
planning this work along the line Of
scientific agriculture. The farmers
of this county do themselves justice
by attending each day Of the school
when It convenes Monday Novem-
Der, 3otb, 1914.
In conducting the University
school Prof. Martin Nelson said
that he was proud to take the Uni.
versity to the farmers that could
not come to the University, that the
farmers are taught in short way
the advantage of the many good
things taught IN the University of
Arkansas.
We would be pleased to have the
farmers and all the people OF Ran.
dol county to attend tbis school.
The University pays the salary of
the teachers, the railroads furnish
them with transportation and the
business men Of Pocahontas pay
their board.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
At the Methodist Church

Rev. Blevins delivered an able
discourse Sunday at the Methodist
church on the Kingdom. The tenor
of his discourse was that We should
pay more attention TO the affairs Of
the Kingdom than of the denomina-
ton.
A larger crowd was present than
has attended the morning services
in many Sundays. Special music
was rendered by members of the
"Optimist Club" orches,ra.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Marshal Bennett Admitted 10 Bsr

Deputy Marshal y. d. Benpets.
"Our Dot" ss he Is most Familiarity
known to his home people, - nov
full hedged Ia~ver. The follow
ing clipping from the Jonsboro
Evening Sun will explain;
deputy United States Marshal s.
ID. Bennett was admitted 10 he bar
this morning just before tbe .d-
journment Of ulrcuit coars-
"IIe will enter the practice OF Law
within the next six months. but has
not vet definitely decided where he
will practice.
"Mr. Bennett now holds the Office
Of depaiy u. 5. marshal. but htr
term expires in six months"
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
FRANK MCILROY
ROBBED SATURDAY
I've Boys Arrested and Money Re-
--------- - a...e.a

Frank McIlroy, proprietor Of the
Mcilroy barn here, has decided that
II does not pay to lay down for a
nap at the barn. He came near be-
ing the worse OF for eighty dollars
Saturday by so dong.
Feeling sleepy, Frank lay down
in the office for a nap just after
dinner. When he woke up, he
found that his money was missing
lie had his purse IN his inside coat
pocket, and found that eighty dol
lars was gone.
Being suspected, Will Story and
Sam Coy, two boys at the stable,
were Immediately searched, aud five
dollars was found on young Coy,
while the rest OF the missing money
was found on young Story. The
two boys were taken at once to the
county Jail. where they will await
the preliminary hearing set foi
Wednesday Of this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
More About That oosd psad

Ina conversation with tbc Star
Herald man iifst II The Is "a =
Maynard citizen stated tha, The pco-
pie Of that place are dead ~ earnest
about the road proposition. They
say they must have road. and are
going TO do their part towari get
ting il.
The business men Of Reyno have
proposed to run road between
Maynard and that place, and have
offered 70 meet the May ynardites half
Of the way. Maynard is consider
ing this proposition.
The fact OF the business ~ that
that road should come 10 Pocahon-
tas. Maynard people must come
here to transact their legal business.
their mail must come by way Of Po-
cahontas, all their interests are cen
tered around here. Here is What
we should do; Have call meeting
where all interested parties can get
together aud discnss this matter.
appoint petition bearers, who are
to get the signatures of Pocahontas
people, and those living on or near
the Maynard Pocabontas road, who
will be interested IN having Iegisla-
tion regarding the matter. Leafs
get at il.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Afalthful Dog

Last Monday, a dog by the name
of Buster, belonging to d. V. Cooke
of thus city, was poisoned Mr.
Cooke bas owned Buster seven OF
eight years. 1t was thought 'Oa'
the e dog became poisoned by acct,
dent. as he was a good and faithful
animal. Busters faults we're lew
and, if anyone committed such !
deed, must have had heart oil stone ,
and may he, some day, have T" sui
fer for i'll. n. q.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
statement from N. R. ArmsIrOng

An article appeared in the last
weeks issue Of the Star HERALD ina'
reflected upon me. | wish 20 say TO
nv many friends throughout Kan
doiph aud other counties in the state
that | do not care At t is time 10
enter INTO discussion Of these mat
,ers through the papers. All mat
ter, will be explained in due course
of time to my msny friends and ''
their satisfaction. can assure y"'
,ha, 1t will be properly taken care oil
Most respectfully
NJ. II. ARMSTRONG
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
OLDFItLD SUPPORTS
ALASKAN Bill
Only Arkansas Congressman TO Si2
pUrt uusnm Uyftuefvtf


"Wednesday OF last week, congres.
passed bill appropriating $40,
600, 900 to BALD a government rail
road in Alaka. In order TO gel
the bull through, according to ru
mors ia Washington, various fedcr'
al appropriations will be cut down
by congress. Opponents to the
Alaskan bill say that this appro.
priation i but the FIRST Of many fn
ture appropriations. They say that
the roadsill cost more than did the
buildipeof the Panama canal be.
fore 1t completed. Hon. w. A.
Old6el, congressman for this dis
trict, as The only member of the
Arkaras delegation TO vote for the
bill.
1t being noised about the capl.
tol Ut the bill appropriatiDg $685.
ooo,D0 recently passed by the
bou. will be killed in the senate
A lwl is going up from the sup
porrs OF tie bill since the passage
of ie Alaska bill by the house.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
West Makes New Venture

Oar townsman, J.. f. West, has
ventured into the manufacturing
field to try his fortune. lie is sole
manufacture and distributor for
Nv est's Red Tumor Pile Remedy"
Mr.. West says he has spent several
years IN testing his remedy, and is
now prepared TO garautee It, with a
backing Of 8 900 to make his guar
antee good.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Balloon Ascension.

Our business men have secured
the services of the DUNCAN Balloon
and Contracting company Of Jones
boro to make an ascencion here Sat
urday. This felture, in connection
with the candidates speaking here
Saturday no doubt, will attroet
quite crowd. Our merchants have
announctd saturday as bargain day
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

A secret wedding occurred IN 70 90,
cohon,as this week. we are JUST
.r,ching" to give the details, ,, o"s w.
since we are not 'sn',cher we
are gong TO let the interested par, par
ties make the ANNOUNCEMENT al, no
selves. We presame tn'S WI" "
made ia due time
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

Mrs. Dixon and two htile child-
ren, wife Of editor Dixon OF the
Pocahontss Times, arrived Monday
morning TO JOIN her husband here
Dixon has been doing the boarding
house stunt since be took charge of
the Times.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
A Bank Account is a Good
Insurance Policy

yn, don't have to wait until you die to get yo
II is waiting for you at any time you need
Sometime you may need it quick
car, an account aId insure yourself and family agaT
the Unexpected
You will find in our Bank that courteous treatmE
and attention are given to the small deposltor as wen
the wealthy one
Pocahontas State Bank
~oeo Saturday evenings from TO o'clock.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27

Mrs. Hamp returned from a visit
to H1xir FRIDAY afternoon. She
was accoml anied be her sister, Mrs.
Mary Black of Hoxip, who will Wis.
it Pocahontas friends and relatives
for a short while.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
This Bank Wants Your Business

But we also feel that in asking for it should offer
you the best of protection for your money That is why
we have more than $4,000 Capital Surplus and Reserve
That why we bought of the best modern safes on
the market.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
Randolph County Bank

1.-THE BANK THAT TAKES CARE OF ITS CUSTOMERS
Open 7 p. m to 8 P. m. Saturday nights
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-02-27
This is Randolph county's time to furnish the
Congressman from this District
We are the Banner Corn Club county of the

And we have several times won first prize at the
Educational Convention of the State.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
SANITY WOMAN
PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Julia Burriss Died Monday
Night AZ Her Home Near Shi-
II Hon AEteerr Afseer Long W aElzse5s aEE

In the death of Mrs. Julia Burriss,
wife 4f ]. Lawrence Bnrrtss, which oc-
Cured at her home near Shiloh church
at midnight last night, Anderson coun-
Il lost "a most remarkable woman.
Mrs. Burriss had been iii for some
time and her death was NOT altogeth-
er unexpected. Nevertheless a large
circle OF friends and hundreds OF
kinEmen, were shocked this morning
to, hear OF her demige Z S:c = ~
Z The deceRsad Was the daughter OF
William Riley Burroughs and Matilda
Carplina Watson, and was born Oeto-
berz %, iS47,; being In her 9th year
at the time OF her death. She had
one sister who died in infancy, There
were no brothers. ~
In 1884 four brothers named Bur-
roughs moved to this district. cor..-
ing ffon North Carolina, anu the de-
ceased was the grand daughter of one
OF these, the late Thomas Burroughs.
IL Jhe father OF tne deceased was kill
ed during battle and was buried on a
Battlefield 9. Gaines AiIl. near Fech-
mcnd. His death occurred-in June 1852
The mother of the deceased died in
1857, thus she was left tan orphan In
early childhood.
After the death OF her parents,
Mrs. Burriss made her home with her
maternal grandma other. Mrs. Mary
Watson. where SHE cared for Il an af-
flcted aunt until her deatli. After the
death or her gran6niother. she made
her home with jhefl AUNT. Mrs. Martha
Watson. ~, ~ r. .,sf :
-. 4 a.,
Johnson Female tiniyeEsitys Anderson
and was later graduated from the
! Due West Female College, this In 1866.
For several years she taught. She. was
thoroughly equipped and was firm In
discipline, end many residents OF Ans
derson county today fully appreciate
the fact that this sainted woman did
much to frame their characters and 10
give them higher ideals and goals IN
life.
Joined the Baptist church. and at the
the, Shiloh church. She was generous
In her. church ana itsS shjects, d asind
neighbof, given TO hospitality anu a
most devout Christian
The funeral services were held nj
Mountain Creek church at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon, being conducted by
the Rev O; T.. Martin. she wss buried
next 70 the grevee yof her mother and
aunt y, ysll
The father OF the deceased was q
member of Co. %, loFrB Rifles He was
q non-commfsAIoned oiiicer. holding
the position of serg can az the time Of
his death. Her h1abaIsd. Rlr. IstigfIss,
was 4 1Sfl IA Hafigfif affdIer.s IN fhn IVA =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
ANOTHER MURDER CASE
IS NOW BEING HEARD
FRANK WILLIAMS is BEING
TRIED FOR HIS LIFE
TWO DISCE4RAGED
Judge Prince Yesterday Directed a
Verdict Of Not Guilty In Negro
Murder Trial
TWO DISCHRAGED

IL
When the court Of General Sessions
convened yesterday morning the trial
of Sam Brown and Bob Walker, charg-
cd with murder, was taken up.
This was a rather unique case, since
the two principals in the killing tota
suffered fatal wounds in pistol duel
and both died with gun In his hand
1t was alleged that Walker and Brown
were accessories in the affair
A Jury was emaneled and. all the
testimony submitted but .wnen the
conclusion OF the case was reached
His Honor directed verdict of not
guilty and the two defendants were
discharged.
The next case taken up was that oI
Frank Williams, charged with having
murdered Oscar Porter on November
80. The killing topk place while a ne.
gro crap game was going on. iy,
When the hour. of adjournment was
reaoled last night much evidence re,
manned to be heard and SO the case
was not completed. 1t will probably
go to the jury this morning ABOUT 1926
o'clock. is e p
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
HAZEL BUCKHASI.
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80
Bljon Today in aurora of the NORTH
ID LOU
Ed. %. THEATRE
ToDAYsS Pro GRAAa.

AURORA OF THE N6RTH-
"A reel thrilling drama of the great
northwest taken on top of Pixies Peak
THE highest point in the United States.
Featuring Bob leonard land Hazel
'Buckhan.
SERGEANT H0FFMEYER- "a
Sterling. One of Ford Sterlings
screaming comedies
THE WAY OF a WOMAN
Drama with, Wallace Reid and Doro-
Coming tomorrow sThe Girls ofatlie
Sunny South 4 reel special war
drama, between the states.
Coming Friday "The Nations Peril"
2 reel 1e1 Bison with VIM, Clifford
and Marie Walcamp.
4 Coming Saturday Sin Search OF the
Splder Ganlgs q great detective drama,
also "The TOiIers OF the Sea, with
Warren Rerriggn. -. - =,
T Coming sieldsy. e.p,Eiie Count of aTon-
to CrlStOR 3 reel Famous Players fea-
ture. ~ 4 s.. st.f 4;s..33,s.ss.sF
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no HONOR NATIVE sGUIRT0R
Betcptieit sqs. lIan Who Wrought iIe
Arlinston Confederate MoaGacHs.
tBy. Associated pross.),l

\ hlngton. May 25. "A rocsp iion
81 lioncss or Mfs. Ikyia AfeEsursn
Stevens, of Mla5isaippi. president gene
ral OF tho United Da1ghtara OF tho
Confcderacy and Sir Moses Esehiel.
sculptor oftthc confederate mopns
ment being Greet tess.. at Arlington Ma
Sttonal cemetery will follow the mn
yelling OF tho memorial on fnna Z =
The recention, according 90 plans
announced To-Day. Will ho ST tlie sPan-
AlporicGn bnilding under the Ruapiees
,of Secretary OF State Bryan and the
Arlington consederatd Memorial asao-
citation. & - s; -
Many more hospitaiities. incigding
q luncheon in his honor, by sfiIeFy
a. Herbert, fofToer secretary OF TIE
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
ls9.5IIl q s. < q & 8. !. gl.tllI s
UNION MEEEING
To Hs Held win Pendietan eIinrel
+, Saturday md iahaes

B 10 q, m. nHR and prayer service
led by. Eliaa - q. 8 & ls
ie 40 E!nrolfment. of delegates, ap.
pointing OF comm II 6tsi. Z {
,,s In Sermon. bS 4 " saul
II, ! NJ J. sSraifh Alternate, sS5
u. IN. H1w best to care for and;
egssiJp young hnnvefE 81. Ear
ilekt aud w. n; fEa
H.. Arc the ares nnf laethoda Of c1rs
ducting our Sunday school work the
most efIicient that can be usee "a
reaching and lioICI9Iy I IR6 masses -
sssts=S 80, =, as a.
Smith!
Sunday Motnlns. D "a n. lass
meeting for Sunday school =. & ~
Smith and w. B. e IS ihs.
Mission arS ees ls.a4. o. sEAs ORR
r, r. SIlli
4. Ts Wax = "a.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
y r Il y - y = r. * ****# 80 ~
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Iteo Of Interest and Personal Mention Caught te
Wireless the Streets of Anderson
q & = Z = 4 & g g = g y & 3 & g = & g e s. s.
MRS. SeePs House
DpstF0Yed Hy Fire.

mrs. SeeFs House
Destroyed BY Fire.
A telegram was received In Ander-
son yesterday from Mrs. l.. II. Seel,
who makes her home In Atlanta, in
which she stated that her house, To-
Gated at 459 South Pryor street, was
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The telegram did not give
any Information concerning how the
blaze started but stated that all the
furniture was saved, although 1t was
somewhat damaged by fire and water
Mrs. Seel is expected to arrive in An
d ,rson Monday. She has many friends
here and general regret will be felt
over her loss.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
iiniirOHa Sian
Is Well Pleased.

nniirOHa Man
Is Well Pleased.
G. s. Compton. travelling passenger
agent Of the Seaboard railway. spent
yesterday in Anderson, having come
here to assist in handling the large
number OF veterans coming to the re-
union. MIR. Compton says that he is
we'll pleased with the number of vet
Grams handled by his road and spoke
In the highest terms Of Anderson's ar
rangements for the event.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Double Force Is
Working OVertiIae.

c. w. Frickhoeffer, who is building
the new home for the, Southern Beil
Telephone Co, In Anderson; says thai
the new building must be finished by
June 1 and with that end In view he
is working two forces of hands, one
through the day and another ffiroue-
hout all the night MIR. F,rickhoaffet
says that he is nov putting the fin-
ishing touches on the building end
that 1t Will be one of the most COM
plete in the city. 1t makes a hand
some appearaneea and aflds much to
West Whitner street.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Anderson Man /,
Will Sell LunhRt.E

Charlie Watkins, who has been In
the Insurance. business In Anderson
for some time has severed his Com
he bRsS accepted d position as travel
ing SaIeInan Tor the gle Lumber Co..
Mr.. watkins win travel South Car
.uent and building aiatoFial He is
q young business man OF energy and
will make good with The sGfeenyIile
concern &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Original Picture
0f the RifleHen.

Much interest was excited among
the veterans OF the ci.s yesterday over
picture eyhibitG~ at the Red
Cross Drug Store, This was an origi-
ral picture of the famous Palmetto
Rifles, as they appeared at the close
OF the war between the states. All
told there were 125 men and they were
said to be the finest band Of fighting
men from this section, Of tho country
Many of the members are now dead
aud the veterans from other sections
of the state, once members of the
company, took great interest In
looking at the picture yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Col. Wharton Was
Here Yesterday z

Col. John II. Wharton of sLaurens
candidate for railToad commissioner
OF South Carolina spent yesterday in
the city and is hhers today. meeting
the veterans and other voters from all
over the state. Col, Wharton says
that he is well pleased with HIS pros
poets and believes that he will land
the Job He has aiinumber of trends
in Anderson and all OF these will hope
that he may win out.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
PERSONALS

B. l.. McCaskiIt of ,irr.nv,l., is
So :. nE g" I"Vs in ..e city OIL bus
iness.
E. Fl. Alley or Colum!it WAS auons
too "a ests registered &. imc shiquola
h'.;rl yesterday
~. s. Brock, w'..i oa c inafs LIS
home in this city hut is now living at
Eastman. Ga, is spending a few days
In the city with friends.
". ID. Johnson OF Libcrtv spent pAr:
OF yesterday in the city IN business.
J. p. brennan of Lowndesville spent
a few hours in the city yesterday.
Dewitt FAINT has returrod to Bir-i
mingham after spending few day in
the city with his mother.
'-----i- aa tu,
|. q, D. Smith of, GTeenyiile' county Is
spending few days in the ely with.
friends and relatives f,-,~
F. H. N. Garrison of Denver was among
the business visitors to spend yes
terday IN the city. 81
s. l. Eskew of Pendleton was In the
city yesterday for a short stay.
George Darby of Autun was in the
city yesterday for few hours.
James Cox of the Tony Creek section
was IN the city yesterday on business.
T. B. Meacham of Greenwood spent
few hours in the city yesterday.
B, +, ,Evatt of Pendlston, route 1,
spent yesterday in the city on bust
ness.
C. II. McGill of Anderson, route G,
spent a few hours In the city yesten-
day.
H j. Hartzog of Greenwood was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
In Anderson.
r. w. Parker of Anderson, route I.
was in. the city yesterday
o, X, Poore of Bolton spent part o,
SSS'SiN"5 ui 'he CITY On DuSlneSS.
s. q. Murdock OF Martin township
S7s the city yesterday fora few
hours.
j. NJ. Pruitt OF Martin township
was among those to spend yesterday
in the city.
I, w. Pruitt of the Ebenezer section
spent a few hours in the city ycstet.
day. a
Carroll Shirley of Lohg Branch was
among the visitors to spend yesterday
In the city.
Mrs. Horace j. McGee and son have
returned from two weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Kings Noun
taiin. N. c.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
!. THE ! war Is 0FRR !


tTSor kAe S6h9 eaertsts s5VoteraIls.,
The Soush nor 4 sloya ssoSe suits Df gray,
What aile sold IsTs 6ieFe they = -
They fotlEh ~ nils tsii aressefi.
NO fleAtsh was done more fsllhsali
with ons ID III " f6jlgilt co prOuti
THE souehef ssps were hard To-
They Foaght and sgsgh. fous lan
Z geaEa tiigouts. * IS
W'slli snIpsy latre ahd eaglpmert,
But my iny. the isps s Ii blno how iliays
swoEia rtISs
When tho ~ d sell MAS gun e
Tho boys Sft gray would nevcrt tsliifk =
sS;: iS7sss scr ss..sssl.l No. slse
No more llshtiag win they slos g
Z s 4e7teeaTf tire ~ -ITs7Ii III Il tit,s
Bnt Id foaee s n roam,
Till- they rsa eav eRsg bone.
ecpmbosed Y. eyensoa.
Q Nofti And ffaosts)
y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
HaTtweli Nan Is
Critically Ill,

Florence NJ Carter OF Anderson re-
ceived telegram yesterday advising
him that his brother, James Carter,
was at the point of death In Hartwell,
Ga. MIR. Carter left at once for his
brothers bedside. Mr. Carter has
visited in Anderson and friends of his
here will experience sorrow over the
fact that practically no hope is enter
taincd for his recovery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
New Company
For AiidefShn.

The latest company TO announce for
business in Anderson is the Park
Place Company. capatiIised at S15.-
900. Application has been made 20
the secretary OF state for q charter
and the new company will at once be-
gin business, 1t VIII haVs as It's Of
flcerss 7. Allen, pFesidep. IS. w. Page,
vice president and ]. g. Kennedy sec.
rotary and treasurer. The cCmpany
will do a general real estate aJ.d land
business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-27
Another Candidate For
Township Commissioner.

Another candidate for township
commissioners has made the announce
mont that he is In the race in No. A
township. This is J. M. Holiday OF
Honca Path. District No, 4 Is COM
posed OF Martin, Broadway and Bel
ton townships and much interest CEN
tors in this race. Mr.. Holiday is
well known and very popular man
and he VIII get many votes.