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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
PERSONAL POINTS

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs William Hagedorn, 452S Seventh
avenue, last evening.
Circuit Clerk George w Gamble to-
day received word of the death OF
Frank E. George, county recorder OF
Kane county. He had held that posi-
ton for Is years. He was president
Of the Illinois Recorders and Circuo
Clerks association for several terms
and a personal friends OF Clerk Gam:
son.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
Funeral of Thomas South.

The funeral of Thomas South VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon, at
O'Clock from the home, 917 Eleventh
avenue, Rev. David A. Johnson ofhoi-
ating. with burial in Chippiannock
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
French Academician."

General Edward F. Winslow. who
died last week at Canandaigua. n. Y.
was chief of cavalry on the staff of
General Sherman during the civil war.
Soon after the great conflict was end
ed General Winslow built the Van
dalia railroad and a road in Illinois,
then known as the st. Louis & South
western, which is now part of the
Louisville & Nashville railway. He
also built the West Shore road in New
York state He was president of the
ST. Louis & San Francisco from 1882
until 1885,:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03

The United States foreign service
has undertaken the reforestation OF
large section in northern Idaho de-
stroyed by forest fires in 1910 TO de-
termine whether the destruction of
trees decrease the flow of streams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03
S25,OOO.OOO SENT EAST

Money Goes From Denver, Via Chi
csgo. TO Boston and New York.
TWENTY-FIVE million dollars passed
terday on its way from Denver to Boz,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03

Treichler. Mr.. Brooks claimed that
although the alley was not dedicated
as such. it was being used as a public
alley, but the commission deferred
action upon the matter of taking it
over. In case this is done the city
will have to pay for the paving of it.
The council will meet again tomor-
row to deal with the saloon licenses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-03

All the news All mo time-Ths
Argus.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

orded In the clerks Office in saiQ coBn-
stys In Book w, page SO, and desisnat-
ed on plat by w. S. Hail, ssiFReyoF.
dated February 2Gth, 1885, as lots Nos.
lli2.and -. situate IN the cItysef An
dersons In the county and aiste afore-.
said, containing three OBJ acres one
rood and "a poles. adjoining lots for
merly owned by It. e. Be1cher, Henry
Whitfield, Miss T.. G. Brown ----,--ts-3-
street and McDuffle street, as shown by
said plat attached TO and made part
OF the deed by Mrs. Beulah c. Brown
conveying the same to the, said Mrs.
Rosa 81. Clair Jones. dated June 1st,
1895, aud recorded In the clerks Office
in Book MINI, page 238. ,@sgr -
The undivided one-third interest In
the premises described above al lot
No. 2, will be olsdsubject to the mort
gage executed by Mrs. Rosa 81. Clair
Jones 10 II. ., i!F'ant, trustee end indi-
vidnaliy on. April 81 1903. and recorded
in; mortgage Book 63. pages dS1-1s;i t
w, n. Nicholson,
Prohat s5tidRe, "a
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(lIRNIA!IUQyt OFFERS
OF SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS
sertaihnsnss Whsn Tsln sal1 are Cream Of he
Lyeeun and Whole Il Week Of Pleasure ind OF Profit
q . gt4ssEAE

play Itself. Every actor is experience
ed and each plays his part with the
sole puERnse OF, Eepieting TIM cheEaGt-.
'ar exactly aai.It should be. Correct
| idletion and pronunciation are dis
tlngnishing characteristics Of the Ben
Greet players. .4-s.
A special feature, OF the opening day
will he q eoncaft, by the Dunbar Quar-
tet end Beils seEePs CssrztGE &
peal OF 200. bells made I'm Europe, this
company willIfnRRiah program nj In
terest TO old isRdF young. II Eits Gl
This opening concert will be given
Iin, thrae paR One part will. iiieIlide
vocal quartet selsctions, the seeoId
will inclrdS instrumental numbers on
violin ceiie end satio, anda the; third
d!vision VIII .sFssSsistt;;da the famous baEI
ringing. u
The Kellogg BaiQes Singing Part,
will present 9Sapeeial costume san
evening iisfit nRera, probably gEH-
ing; the eatiFei rendltion of 4 lovely
Galatea. IN I'll pizalion is one OF
the, best iEHQss 81 the, 'LyceHTn. .and
Ghautniiqa zi6rla to-day. * -r;.fi.. ,fs4sis
Que of ME ever al lecturers who
vii speak hagerf utauqua week Is
i TO- deal with the Japanese problem In
this countr aiihiect which j has
bsA been dlsciss5 sed a great dsat dEff7
fRB the.3 end yet ono. upon
which, people onttltie OF CaltfoeHia,are
but ss aitls 3 l.f..ssEFtE.i Il \ sits
sctitayille BlpWera. under the
thhIlle Of lor siiaed. lfld1. Picket
Line will fulls discuss this. Important
|snbject. .. (, ,4; 3: &
- Having lived iii Ohio and California,
Eirl IffgG GeEs ms j cen able; 10 .ntsid9
tLlas 1anAnaaA nrnhsaIn from the Hiassz
p0inti of both a. and esr
people. He mentions the fact a4
CO. 900 Of the 7b, ,Qe0 Japanlsse IA the.
United States lSRa In ealifofei Iff
1875 the MIN her IVA u scarcely 3e9 o..
i The usual aiii sisi wi BE placed
Chantalulla work anon tia
aI4 VIII ulrFEI
a. woman play ground worker and
stary tell lets play ground work
viii be- free 90 lttent -, s ~ 4;
:. Especial atte4 will he paid to
the Ssla :,lt alsd th eIF sliRpEn.s
fpriafeHea t6s 4 iEit snG II I'm
all places Niiafsa thei Denton Grand
Opeft Corr ps d ID cara on Sunday.
sthesy vii 81 iaetEcnt feon the
toratogfose AIIes selt les where the Ifel-i
log Hnines SIM Party sE tea come
on andays tises 6 10.s pre- aents y
tsacred program.
Other ar csEnepls WIN tie made
soon IS - icaE
iih htIttsi1
q - q
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lNIglITITCEII F .geTTi0

issi'e " be3ail aiectibn /, iis r. ii
estlrp iF ~ llifofd st.llo5i al ss-
fFsct No. s. IN hslgs dayl And 90.
1af fcr the purpose fof levying an
itlonal tax ioYy or one mia
on q snf flls taxable prop perty OF tnid
district 20 lsse ilseiaf0 general, school
Dters saust exhibit a segistras
tipp eeFti tleAte and tnx tgeceipt 81
4 81 -; open q. mi, and
e7s4 nt four >. m s5s by order or the
Corn Board 81 Ton of And6rg
osl
eilf g. f9iA d II. FH flrSjs
Al Cpssity snps. cf fl1eation.
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sllEH0 ! "a PR3RR1l
> GO zen 5ouf !

sufset ar "a 81 aIs,.ss
talsl e Ics oE., 81 ~ 3
through kfI5 a ID. a nttof6hk
st Coittnlbia y 81. e3 &.
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bbAhisin anu set:3 sSs
l9fed zsi 6 g -
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ieereet d lss,s,
heard 81 "a.
,leel made iIl 50 81
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widow q I.Isui.

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FlesB % eeraI 81
Shera OF s s. ztft< Z
;lefAF tseil tzli I, S
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eEotlHn ehinoilA III 0et6t
lete 1,lseil 3ili home
81 her 1is :. II q iisi
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IA o. 3 g ; r. 8 g
10
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fee0 s & s
~ year OF azs lscfe th,in
a4als - "a isq 81
al ief aStF dEsi ~ IS AZ =. as.ii 11llf!s.
IKE fsoil OF son frlii
ii 81 ard 81 sals Car. i,6
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.N0lnfNRE5I

Sctles its siISFal sar TINS the q
regttsnr el;s ton win ije
heldIESta " \ 5rrs7 4 4 is eils ntt;lrf
hoifEe Sl An dsra1 All sancllEfs
whose cor teti expife, tiitg syear
skld MI those teachers faaching iiasa
are reute ted to baspresanf and .stasYsf
thia 1inati0lL IfIe exasslinaitofl
VIII sbe5 "a ori sub bteesa pra alharily
:usea taacl erg se arninnffon AMI
VII ella isrnnnptly az b sp'cloeis!
tJilsil Vi; 3. gI1IsToN,
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.NOTfcE on EIlEc1I0N.

TaeFe will he an-electiot in I.enan-
On School Distrlet at Lebanon school
house on Saturday 1sth day of April,
1914; t9r the pltra68e of Ieyying honda
OF ssssls iir fiits sim 1f coo,
tn be taed fds the riifpoaeS ~ erecting
9 school Iiziiss IN said district. Elect%
ofH ssiEs iiga Is said sssffiTlhs afssl aE-
lIiIsis taz eipt aElti regl lFat ati0n eee-
tifleats, 1 they sfl llI not be allowed
To- vote. Polls open z D. N. close 4
.. "a - lot Il&VV
e C. n. RpIjtilns.
q NJ. elsQfRs
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PUBIC. ROAD NOTICE

The public iB warned one more
timese gn4as fiillls pDE theSiraiBs OF
public roilie With aassafras sprontB
and 5riaF Ais0 agRfnstg blowing
into the 4oaeh 4 am spending the
Souhty's nsaIsey ahl Why do yoi per-
siEs IN essSss a3css==s - shis careless
manileF what we spend your mensy
70 keep at,st Some day patience wiz
cesss 70 be 6 .yistues Then there Is law
ssainst the practice. Please stop.
hiack King, County Supervisor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

Announcement has just been au-
thoFiged 0r the principal features af
the RedDath chaltaudaa here fof tllls
seascn. 'Fh6 ,pF6gfaa aG fbsini fun of
good shings and not few Innovations
Phefq VIII moi be n dull hour from
start 10 hnisi.
Ono eOE the Innovations will be d
tWo-day grand nnsicaf festival during
which there viii be nothing hut music
aside from tho literary lectures OF the
morning hour.
On one day OF this festival, Marcus
A.. kollermas. the great dramatic har-
itoue, who has appeared in solos with
the @Anifosch Orchestra. the T'isen-
rorasI IhomaS Orchestra, the MInneap-
Ole symphony Orchestra and other
widely known organizations, will glYa
a recital Mr. lSellsErlan. has also
tppeaft{l IN grand GReERs to engage. In
|leidqr md oratoFIo .slngiHR. 3 II. n.
IN atlie evening of the eseaIne day, the
Cathedral Glloirawiil appeaR in, one OF
their Iniisic Tngrarl1s, 4, Tlla reper-
toipe flR t6H Cathedral Choir, ltlcl1des
short modern oralcrIos iiy4s,iefI corr
ppsertl ~ Buck, Stainef aud Sehiieek,
or. znish q Iili5nbeE or old hyEnns. ascI.-
lar aolns, Etsi qiinTtets and lchoFsiss
es OF. nsyery hiRh; order finally ciesiiite
with q nm ale ofi e,n nperatlc nature
DnS thG iiett day. oe Is: 8 sesttvil.
oiiufTiif IEryy ahG Ifs Wofi i-iatEiojis
baliif ssAent q program in ID Il ~
|ternoon nciudtng coFnet Solos by mr..
ESfyt This i iissf tho 4 ca Ard season of
illSgs} q and his, Band on the Reds
path 90 hanta taaa,I.ss THE year, tilare bS4
lEsk 8 iillaninaoiia cad Cor them every
In the evening OF the same day Kryi
and kias Band vii 1 be haard Itlt another
coslcert during the lI,sl: Iiaft seks atls
pr01ratl and the. 4 ter pHft will be
giFenatlp tdssele cttnils from grand or
era by 4has ID aIiton Grand Opera Gem
lfsany Accnnlpa panted by the band. These
granG DnA1a sifll afs iyEssI appesf an
special eogt TUNES fn faet 20 viii be
81 Grand finale to these. two days, such
RA has never before been seen alta
G;haukanSttta. ~
q. |. Anot' ;ee announcement which will
be greeted with. intereat and y enth1t
siasIn Is she coming Of thesHan Greet;
Playerss This company i made the
tour OF 110 Redpath Ghhutauatles last
seaEois and THE season Vsli appear on
ilsiOi There will lia thirsnen aetoTS Id
the con- paSy4 ilisl ding PeEeiEas WV
fsnfl, who mad 80 MANY sriendH on
tho Ghaiitauquas of last season, q
3 al are lyati with
She silitlst satge elfect There ID
ssoshing te delract attentsDn fgasis tIle
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ILaalaa,s ala. 81 Raal EaLlla.

81
gKgllasst 50 z vested IA me
Reraes hy deed OF trust.
10 10 Its oIiIe1 n
tsier Court 4 oilIee fef 4 a dsfscrs
t,atEty lt. III decd Book III LII s.
Z lls Il IL III ei i II nilhlifl aI,S1s
cry Ael0E ms Court seuke d1ar az zrf
"a =
tslsi TIE slasitll ils5tif - p1lSdc saf9s
~ Tie lsitt' lldsr the
Eeis sescl cd ia deed as
n Chat seStAln pigss. parcel or iok
os AAa JUS Ojlts ile ~ tite ilseGrlefate
limit fcf llisS CTS oi AraersdnS State
sad Gun afores aid con ain Ing eIies
Htssss % ore nf iess, sgpoii Wii iich Is
: my AZ iinR hotife he a1lia lot from s-
s ing 9i4 Boz sllegar1, lt helbS is5ss
aan1at con eyagl "a iiie l,y Allh II.
u, Ssl iels hs do tei "A Sprsl 81 S07,
N al nuFt ri lItlstl
flers0s 20 III o., s.iIl tieed
boo " II 81 n NJ "a Q r. and l1llfe siillFa
slla 5 b sst ID ISia lls dated
Il u lliehi 9IeeIfs md Iilas teEer9
Eerca isSgit tsile nd
dsse egibed llse aheS TienEleneSl
RIO re fis .elt ia sal IA IS 7e,s.s.
s,et slllllEnG silIi 0s AZ ion
{ Of q sIlis "a = y
afott le hi hook 3s ct 81 8 10, ils.
said afElEa.
naEchas sss Is.
I pay n1tri W III
Gales
a cd
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LEG
MOTE Is n
ROAD TAX NOTICE

The time for paying Communication
road ta4 has been extended by the
Board until Maya1at, after which time
the books Will be turned over 70 the
collectors and the uIliiai penalty viii
be. attached.
.. Mack King, County Supervisor.
A.2.1k..sI. 81, io.al,i.. ....4A
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

All Coz en- to- rams iifs iiiyi e,
% lleel "a, ~ snsnsa Is
1saTIneF lseil. Pen at q e, nd.
uext atuFaay Hseaina s fll FOR
TIM lof In . de- ~. iii
tlie Iea akannellle and
ipne
s Is i !. Cl SIR ~ INC
Com Camp fessl ii. ts v.
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FOR SALE

FOR aALE--One gasoline engine. H..
pa one threshing machine, one corn
mill, one feed chopper, all In good
conditlnn: vii sen, for Dash at -
bargain. or will exchange. Z. d.
Aikent Doiiald8 n. .sftpar l4P71Sti
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For sale--tO tonB first-clnss Peayine
Hay at s17.b1 per ion r. o. IS. troy,
s, G. Scl G. oifnkseales, 4517 sgtp
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LIElsnas aaa. salatTs 15daEsoI. ].
peolplA

|ffiends ard ralatfsS iii Anderson &:
A party Of IIaTt Ca people
SD yeg1ay 9Itr7I q 6 tlEy ip1l o. otstIls
bined s:1essf an pIe sure q tfsips
these beiR Dr. and irs ~ 3 j IIls sIes,
Henry II Minnie Hull
Mr.. ana aIfa. b, ,fa Hodge or starr,
y age shopnlng Is .in, the Ell sasler1aB
asiss Drbbins OF sIg lEe was shop.
ping ii stfps4ityi 5uF d, g5sS
hanEesf Sc 80,
Mr. ard Mrs. BeR & Fsarfnsn Of
! SSiitar were III tffe 81 y seatsgdaS u
Miss Bessie Bowie Of starr wss
bhdppEpg III filess efelSay.i <
8; Mel yer sof 1teel ille was one
Ia bssslElsss sisifaps = sueIlf : aS5s
Id tha cfty. g %
s. Prince se the earsWeit lat "
tllfe aeetfc1: va 8 .aii itg
{.
4, Mahaffey hp ilsIiee to his
(llnslle1S a. ,iisdtial e Short atnI,
~ dersoSt. $ S. s 81 IS
sAt RAaog ne nnsville. n. ..
vac ln the city sny cf lilais
locke 6f g 4 le Va one
3 the slsit1rs g 81 81
~ q HeasleF, s sous ard
se klslelss1s Ity afg(e
yne ctittsss
ana airs. = George 1f
5isl'e tyr S;iittp
yfs isla
lesse EEaarssil q IS rpe
g be ng1eeRs b az
=
sessJk lIcei.l 81 ] 81 IS q,
ne setlal y Q
- 2 - : = !; = : =;
eectls.l Xfst on:
p = q liilaslslz 7z7lI7Islz
aon ls.ati elsas 81 (
Irslnt Milford ol wss ii
sam sIeAaanl q sfs j fs
A9efa Ia th4sesky
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WANTS

SYAETEI D typewriter ysprchasegs.
q We hass over 200 new rebuilt and
second hand tyIl writ ai for quick
ssle, cheap. All makes. Price
Hheet on reqnest. n! Crayton &
z fhls Csharlotte M q. ss s.alS
Z Ei8atf
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iIEasIy efssE sHlSsFs q eIaIs.


The mem 5eFa of tue fsrslAliy Crtait
DlemocEatic club ere reqaeeteil y Sc
81 u llf. dsiE'yE lS1E nONfe on SAT-
md elect dol ton 5 Z conn " esI,1s
geiltidn All who wish Is VOTE e M.
liire EieaSe come. 8, ~ ~ !.
S; HIlirphs.
". !. FIemIn xsfsRIIIaIIts
'lae tlsa Nsslberi 81 e ss 4 phlels slillls
Each member aud vlaitora must have
uulnil ltsflae clfrtlS siHn0 ~ lSf z lIa 546k
feiarj before fes N Il D aSl to
tho aalsee HsFidaS ~ zllt IN Is
RilAhe enfosctl,
& a s.. ~ ssiEf. Pfss
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

b q. u. sMs SulIiyals who has made
her; one siIs And iersuf fd tsessrRI
yeara, sa & Eesteflsa for IS kiaata q 81 here
she Intends making her home. Mrs.
sui ityaif eamest tD deTtln III ffoiIii Ilie
citS5 and 3 slie has mad IS st.ifyl
friends here WHO VIII regret her &.
partrre. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

EIER f1AEREE RAlfllh Dp uHhIhasA Afs8atsk
Ghusee aAlaFReiy increased death
ratio among, stock It yonr wal
riahle horse. mule or COW i8 not itir:
eiired. attend ito this at once. The
coet Is low. Wiilett r. aIdai. Ihs.
sprances 4-1z-st
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81 Miss Annie Eag 6f ltaleiRh, n. C..
e. eilt Mta. n. tesie - s
~ ~ ~, rIItIF UTUtnBTT JTsyE.
Eagle afl hls tuallllt home near lLii-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

,. M. Harper of, i3eiSon. route 3. waa
.smong The gialt9Es pend syeataE-
day. In the city So s
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Ephriam Mccoy OF the ffoapsct rec
tion Spent pare of yesterday In th,
city on businsss.<
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New lsctysc gE0san as piaes
alailt sass es stii
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: Z, : TIfiT

W. A. Hisgssssszs has s===ss..sFIis
fso9s q visit 10 frletlds and relss
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Z. M Geer and Harry BraaasaI or
Beltali were In city yes tfssIS
tiSfeRi hours IA .ts isi 81
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

J..W. Dickson and JatpsB Whitfield
ofsthe Fork section were wen knoNsi
syissI6ss 20 the eity'ssyes est6stfay.i q
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Magistrate W. II. Chamblee of Rcek
.Mfllsfspsut d few hs;ass IN. the city
yesterday ~
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Mike Webb. Is wei nova bi,ss 80
man oe Green 9nwood ssas ID. eiI y
yesterdn a. M
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s. n. PearInan of Rr0a d5eay WIss faiie,
OF the atiainea 4iaIt1fs ~ The CTS
yesteeiay.
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Alfred Barnes of I.oWndegysl lIes igas
in Anderson yesterdag FOR sls1rs
stay. Z, = -, Z q. Z, 8
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walter G. BurFiss OF the Broadway
section spsnt D few hoinlTs in the city
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"a r. 81. EEIVEIEE Z New York City
ExRERT eFfEl1REs TUNE ND
IsIFEUE1ss t5s
ar kinds of nliIs sc Instruments rns
paired wit slieut tIiIilEsg TO / the FE1otoFys
Fifteen syesfs az Iaet tory sIsDFi. s
HAN nc no sEIG Gls IBIeckley Islilg,
s..
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

James Palmer OF the Sandy SPRINGS
section was busineas Visitor 20 the
city yesterday 9ijs 4 G,yt 81.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

s llea1 irvine BFDNlIeA IS Visiting
isiaiiaa and relatives st pae syyqst
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18
55AildeEaoiI 81 g pm BglIl lIyi4s3IF q
Aal6 ai IIas IFapsrtr,I.

ss;ss ~. = y Us
AZ afiniii iietfA tefa of The estate OF
tho tslta sRe will aeif as
nliDil 81 fsfs az ls, ia resi- ldanee az
I'D ST .s % Monday, May 8,
x91 o'einek ii ~, the peFsonsl
s9i hefpng 10 the said estate.
cor onaeliol5 and kitchen
sDFn etc cash
Bryan Walton,
tQslon Tones,
Adtnla iasratQra.
ApFiI tei lsls
ce 4 sa0LIels
oisrts
y ,sll.s s. i aAes 1oties aE
slislles 3 iei.
g isNaa, :.
r licn and Miss ~ (.
cen
g g q. ileSsssii !
81 IS 49, "
5n a.st nl,ssI hdi,ss 81
q b. TIE
q
81 81 el
'p ana 81 ,fe
dltg IS o1sy nr1
less
i
llokD lIllig arpeae ~ pias rscs
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s..lsa !. y nor flI lIlEzi
u hi s Ef6EE fitS
saz 81 is.isi
Iilaa "a { I ~ &
ol 1if cn tlfa q 80, Z,
], - of afs II i,sl
be tS,5 fare IL, 4ii9,
ass s. 4. 4 ~. q
foos hl,f aEiedal eafihdn ~
&c nst ,Aos is eseT
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El1.l g1a - s q ! :. 8 {. q i.
q I !! ]! Il j ]


!.
y. 3s Z i -
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IS
sli xtys:
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ss q s ~ tl5 Wa
ss ~ s sgti srssilil4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

4 Charles Robbins md r, 4. syfelhorn
of LebaHoiJ rsfegs lIlls ne city yester-
day. ;5sas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

MagiatrAte ". p RelI Of the Hal
toFhaltip szas in ,fie city yesterday OF
business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

yslAItTE % oys tlat are
willing Eo ssdEis. AssIS Ii.
Sl5ai Tiltellig gengss
0sIice. 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

n J. A. BaPnett, "a wen known Pandle.
ton eitsasA sia tbs els yesesFls
foI;a few hpsEs ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

Mr.. ana Mrs. j. b. Roears OF the
]RelcoIiss section t0et2 slloPpIilg IA
the city yesterday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

s vii Martin ot the 1i6peBeil eee-
tioiI was ieflianG 40 v1aitofa 20 spend
yesterday 81 the city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-18

), W. z AZ Hall OF "a N as ili the city
tor q tsw hours sesteraas Oh bust
Mesa
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Folsb is se3i Rama s
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al 3. aaI'sg q IN q
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- GsiFSs 100
Hiss All ae lGfehl OF me E'sat It3ek
1ertiprl we're ahospiijg iii ;tisee eglts yea
teTday isss;s 8 s. Z
VIII Martin Of the 1i6peBell eec-
tiai was ialsiaiig 10 plattofa % sperCi
yesterday Ii the city. y 3sS
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. b. Iaoears OF the
]RelcoIiss section s0ef2 nhoRpItg IA.
the city yesterday
l.tiss ~ ne lEssi;5ssnf -z4-----,
M J, A. Barnelt. q wen known Pandle-
ton eitssaR gss ia tIiis elt YES esFlilS
torsa few toEsFs ,f.g
{ MaElatFAte W.s,R Rel Of tho Han
to#hslip sgas il. me city yesterday Oh
business. s
4 Charles Robbins sna n L. Rraiborn.
Of Leba1elJ ,ssegs lIis city yester.
J.W. Dickson ana JatbSs Whishesd
ofsthe Fork section were wen kTlossi
.ylsstofs 20 the city yestsstsy.i
5 81 ~ - --.-r-- - VI
Magistrate w. It. chanblee of Rcek
Mills spent few hisss;;sssss IN the city
yesterday b, -
4 Ephfiam Mccoy of the prosusct nec-
tion spent pare of yesterday In the
city on businsss.< 4 &
James Palmer OF the Sandy SPRINGS
section was busineas Visitor Go the
city yesterday - jss AT x .glis G,{t s,sS
Walter c. Rlrsiss Of the Broadway
section sgant few bonts in the clfy
,Yestepdag -; - III s5sgss ~ 80
Alfred BaFnes of I,owndesyslIe Ie ssas
IN Andersen yesterday for ~ sllors
s. n. PearInanp OF Bro dMay Wiss 4iie,
OF the .,tiafHea giaEt1fs ta The. CTS,
.ysstesday. ssg:s
Z " s,ss NJ :, il e jsa
g. :. Mike Webb. well known huslness
man os tsreHnw ood5 ssaEl4 IA sIi3; y
yestertny :. az ( s ~ sts 81
IL M. Geer and Harry Braaa sof
~ eltafEi were Ii, Il lia city ysst fflf
hl few hours. iE.:t i5s b
r ~ ~ = e r & - -
Z ,, M. Iiarner orzi elton. route 8, was
anloae The giait6Ts pend yeataE-
day lin the city ;II,f 4;
8 Miss Annie Eagle sf Raleigh, II. Ct,
end Mts. W. H.t f5teeie OF s4i.IIsf IS.
rIIVIF sUTUlnBT5 JTsSE,.
Eagle aaif hlaiuallllt home near.
dersap,
sss M .. 2, M. SulIiyans WHO has made
her slqttie siIs ieFsnii tsegsrai
sears, 5sa yesteet fct llaata here
she Intends making hels homo: Ilrs
Sullivan earne to + iitleTnnS s rom IlIe.
Geote cstS5 on fs slie has ina Is sfiy.
friends here WHO VIII regret her de-
partiire. S. ~ :. g
WI o + rs PR 4