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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
UGH! CALOAIEL AXES YOU SICK
DON'T stu BILl LlOlS CONS STIp ID

Your dfdeeidt or dealer saiis saii !
80 cent bottle az Dodscnss Liver Tons
i,rdGr my personal giiaS ~ fh6Es IT.
viii clear your slugEis liver better than
nasty tsiolasii II F9t,t mako y6si escl
end you en- eat any tifinS you want
without being saiivased, Ectr slfneix;eAl
saerantees that SSe q pDonfi,. Tslt sfaFt
;your liver, eIear sy1lisS bowAIa and
styaiEhter ypa up ~ aicfAsrs & YOU
set ycstf money tss iasea gladly
aako Dodson'e Liver Tone keeanf5 Il IS
pleasant tasting and iessE't efiI az
eramp or NAL them aieit s
s 4 am selling asfliioss 81 b6ftlss 81
Dods6nss I.iseF 5o1s 70 psopiS sssS hsae
found that tliis vegetable. liSsss
.3lsdieine taxes us piaf6 81
sslrAfss. . Rny 6ais Ia Il dS fiIs soisEsi
tslishle EaeFantee fessf ks.5ist.
s&best iils.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
''Dssssa's ilsss Iesss viz elsas YssE'
siuslish lissr slsr Ilas cslsasl
aaa eaa llttl Sslllllal.. s 8
! !. 8, " 1'S'7--7,s g.. 3 = 2

s Ckioinei makes ycp slcls; yon lose q
.deT wofk. caiaiael IL quickaiisef eRlf
'it saifyates ealcsAei ininrss yenr liver.
6tomnck is scnr, ju1 take q spoonitsl of
harmless Doesehs Liver sTi,Sae instead
of nsing slekening safivntipe eaioinel.
Dede0h.s Liver Tone II real liver tnedis
cine q YS1s u 3n5lS II .esxt sr5ki,inx b.
eaiiee sou viii wake ub feslinE ilne,.
Spaf iisef viii he ss6Tk lie, yodf head.
Ache and al1kirSsa e3he your stomach.
Win se sfsSk san sssyvei6 regular Yeit
eliil E1es 5lh6 ts1 isiSf &. F1u'lI s,e 1tssrs
EIllis an sel kns4 gigSl aAd anbitiops
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
SAGE ANO SULPHUR
DARKEHs GRAY HAIR
It's GFandniothergi Recipe 10 Restore,
Gloss and Thickness.

Hair that loseB It's color and iustre,
or when n fades, turns gray. dull and
iifeiess, is caused by d laclG OF sulphur
in the hatr. Our grandsnosserl made
up q mixture of Sage Tea, and Sulphur
TO keep har locks dark ana beautiful,
and thousands OF women and men
who value that even color. that beau
-tifni dark shade OF hair which is so
attractive. use only this oid-tisne rec,
ipe. g. ( 6.
81 Nowadays we ges. thls famous mix
.ture byP asking et any -'g etnre for
e so coat bottle Of ryVyeth q .EaEs and
Sulphur Compound =, which darkeiis
the hair 90 naturally. 80 ayanif, that
nobody can poztihiy te1fs It mas been
applied. Besides. II takes on siana.
rsiIi, steps scalp itching ana failfng
hair you 3rst ilAnap6ii 4 sponge 81
ss.sss y stls Il and draw through
sDar hair talIiEe one small strand &C
& ASsies by morning the, gray hElt
9sagptetfp; kpt what delights ske a.:
dies With N1Faktss sage ana Sulphur
is that. besidsS hea AtIfnlEs 6arkenitle
the hair afgsf . fsW tpplicStf0 Il
also brings hacil Ne kl0zs ana lhssre
ard eliisa 4 ar ap2earAnee o. k6nn1-
4@IH - f'ff q ~ 5.rf2i
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SAVES DAUGHTER


Ready. Ky. .--ts ] was hot aaie % do
anything for nearly six months, whites
A7fas Latifa BFaicilef, os yliis f,lace, ,'ana
vas down IN bed for three tli0stl7s. e,
ii renn6f ten you bow / suffered win
~ ss:=-sss s:=-sss I. -: with nervousness Ais1
Ssoaianiy troubles.
Olsf family doctor icld my iIhsbaEd be
e1lld nos dc me any good, ard ne Had
but hs did nos help me,
IA iass, my mosfief advised me q lake
Cafdhi, the WoInaii's tonic; I thought
& was no Use for gwas fteafiy dead 1ad
nbthiRg seemed % do nie afy good. But
SOCK eleven titles and now / am able
81 sc ali 81 my work and my own
lthlnA Casdui Is sile best medicine ii
tie .pgfd. Ny weight has Increased.
sila 1 look Tie picture oi health. =
Il yoii atilssF from any x the ailre.sis
clllIes @ Wossieis, Kcl q BusIIe % EaTduI
41p. DELAY IS dangerous. We know
IS ssisl help YOU fof u hrs helped 50
rasny fiinuzasds o. cskier weak SFosIles5
q the pRss 50 yeafe.
Al aiI ssrugstsss.
Slc:.tfeese lseei,lFs o.. Lkal9s
81 ~ s.; ,ss :s, s;ss
~ ), a. 4 4 f'1s5sst u.es11g
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
rIzla fa nksl 1rlSn1Sf:lI

G The indoor lie 90 Wlnt8fs with lack
OF 0utdocs exercise puts 3 heavy load
lAn ksaneys. Nearly eSars body euflefs
fsana fhsniiia afiSsis nalsccI. q rain II,
sides ana back, kidneE aid bladder
aiinaeats. A beeIsaeile fnny not maafs
anything nsrlctas but if eertal1lS does
not mean aliythlng good Itsa better
% be on the safe side and take FOLEY
kidney Pills 20 Gtrenst end iri@
SiEerasB the Kidneys and help them
40 tfae;e work 1Aef helo 1:d She
blood Of neifs m ia roisoHD z5lA N
Eyhns phasiaa1y.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
WOODS TO SCOTLAND
FROM GEORGETOWN
Lot OF Several Hundred Thousand
Feet Is Shipped TO FIJI Many

GEORGETOWN, Jan. IA con-
signment OF several hundred thousand
Ieet or sweetgum, tupelo gum, pop-
lar and sycamore logs went forward
from this place day or two ago.
destined for Glasgow, Scotland. The
logs will go across the ocean from
New York. An order for more than
100000 feet OF such woods, In logs.
mas been placed here.
Inquiry develops the fact that sba
tupelo and sycamore ara wanted In
scotland for the making of spools for
the nne cotton thread that comes
from Paisley and other points, while
,he otner woods are wanted for pailp,
putter-boats, toys and the, like.
The Paisley thread mills alone use
millions OF spools per year. It, is ea-
sentiai TO have q wood that is light
IN weight, white or nearly white In
'coiors and hard OF texture. TupeIo
gum and sycamore sfit admirably for
the purpose. The sweetgum will be
used for veneers and for toys OF wood
In which q solid. tough fibre is es-
senfial. In consequence of the great
war IL Is thought that toy wooden
soldiers will be much in demand neyt
fail and winter and that the German
toymakersS Of the, Black forest viii
lose much OF their patronage on the
continent and in Great Britain I,
wherefore the thrifty Scoth are ,pre-
pairing to take up toymalsing as side
line. Sweet gum has a. tough, inter-
laced grain, making IL well adapted
for toy soldiers, croquet and other
balls that must sustain smart ham
mering, ten pins, maliets and the like.
arious articles OF sporting goods, too.
may be made from the sweet gum. The
poplar will go into the manufacture
Of Ice cream freezera. pals, etc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
how NO CUlEE Aa & ;LK aRIPPE

'Conbhs that hang on, iemand
treatment. Stop and think! ReaSonS
and common sense tell you that it fsl
folly 20 sGrin and bear IT, Those
FaclinS la grippe coughs that wrench
the body and cause soreness H3d
palms In the lungs Yield more quickly
20 Ei0fey's Honey and Tar fhan to any
ether treatment. Forty years. record
.of successes proves this. For
coughs, colds. eroEp AID other diS-
'tressing ailments oe throat, cheat,
lungs. Iarynx and bronchial tubes, you
csn slild nothing that will compare,
With this reliable remedy Sold hys
Evans Pharmacy. Z,
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vance OF the talent which 10 being se-
lected, receive their advice on. all mat
ters about which there IL doubt and
answer promptly questions which may
be asked by the committeemen. Il iB
also ainounced that d special Fedaea-
ttunal department.. including nius.s-
Ing hour and playground work! win
be conducted by Dr. W. A. Coiiedge,
for nine years at the head of :thaSde.
partment OF Language end Literas sisFa
at Armour Institute, and now head soe
the educational department OF the
Cha,ttauqun Institute. ) b s55
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Something For Nothing

younss IeIand. s. c.. .N!cv %. 1a1a,
To get started with you we make
you the following offer. Send IN St.so
for 1000 Frost Proof Cabbage Plants,
grown in the open air and VIII stand
freezing, grown from the, Celebrated
Seed OF Bolgins g Son and Thorbon
q Co, and Twill send you 1000 Cab
bage Plants additional FREE, and you
ss= repeat the ori:er hs many tim1ees,
90 you like. I will gIye you special
prices on Potato sesd and Potato
Plants later we want the ACCOUNTS
Of close buyers. large and small. We
can supply al. "
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Personal,


y ~---~-
Willet P. Sloan has gone to High
lands, N. c., on pleasure trip.
C. b. Mccown OF the Mountain,
Creek section was In the city yester-
day.
Ernest McCown Of the Mountain
Creek section was among the visitors
In the city yesterday.
Henry Zimmerman of New York, C.
H. Nobs Of Newark, N. j.. j. C.. Good
Of New York, and f. T. Mcdonald OF
Cincinnati, jewelry drummers, were
In the city yesterday ON business.
Pat Major Of the Hammond school
section was visitor In the city yes
terday.
T. p. Dickson has returned from n
trip to Walhalla. on official business.
George Rogers who has been max
ing his home In this city, has remov-
ed to his farm near WiliiRmston.
Mrs. b. p. Martin and children of
Greenyillel are visiting Mrs, Martins
mother MTe. King, In this city.
--k-
]. II. Prnitt OF Starr was among the
business visitors In the city yesterday.
Willie Broadwell OF Lowndesviilo
was In the city yesterday on business.
II
J. P. Peace of tho county was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day.
Craig Arnold Of the Roberts section
was IN the city yesterday.
C. II. Taylor Of Calhoun rails WIS
In the city yesterday for q short while.
e. P. yandiver has returned nom
q 'business trip TO Richmond.
G. C. Lowry Of Columbia is In the
city on business. s.. .sa 81; /, -
>. p. Puckefts Of Westminster was
smong the visitors IN ,Se city yester1..
ss;Josaph Fl Robertson. ,Jr. OF Spar
thnbnrg sas ia the scity yesterday. y
RI A. q. Ballard of Neilliamston was
IN the city yesterday. 4 .- =. 80
Warliay wharton OF iva was.
Ian algy the visitors ii the city yester-
.dEys s; = Z. 5a 49,,
t7isss * Sos 4 i q ---------- ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Anderson VIM
Be In Picture

Anderson VIM
Be In Picture.
A letter has been received at the
chamber of commerce from the pub
licity bureau OF the Atlantic Coast line
railroads trade department stating
that two pages OF this publication
would be devoted to the advertise
ment OF Anderson. A suitable article
for the publication together with cuts
and Photographic for using with Il
were requested. The matter has been
taken under adyisement at the cham
ber OF commerce and the data request
ed will probably be forwarded in the
near future.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Long Jury Trial
Before MRgistrafe.

before magistrate
For three hours In the court of
Magistrate w. C. Broadwell yesterday
afternoon a jury wrestled with the
evidence in the case against S. l.. Ed
monds, who was charged with obtain
ing goods by false representations.
The result OF their deliberations was
the returning of verdict of "npt
guilty" The allegations in the case
were to the effect that last November
Edmonds obtained merchandise from n
store near Riverside Mill, assigning
TO the merchant to secure the debt
wages which he claimed due him from
the mill, that Edmonds purchased
goods to the amount OF So; that he
went and drew his wages out him
self, amounting to SO insteea - s6, as
he had given the mercharx 10 UNDER
stand was the amount. This SO, how
ever. was applied by Edmonds to his
debt with the marchantA The Jury
took the view. 1t was stated, that there
was no malicious intent ON the part
Of EdmondB to commit fraud, since he
drew out wages due him from the mill
and applied as much as he had to his
account. 3 Il s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
,sYfts "a ,s!lis HIl,oHSh.

yASHVhsIlE Tenn. jan. ID Ths,
Baptist Sunday School board. iocats
ed hers today announced gifts ng9
greEetihe So. 900 TO sonthern hap.
sIst ektefps pstses The list inclndas
$40, 900 10 tfia ffofelgn mission board
at Yfichincnd. Va. for current work,
and Jndson Memorial Fund.
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Chsrkheriainss Coueli Remedy The
Metiiesss FayOrite. 81

n Give Ghambe iain's 2 Cough Re-
rhedg so my chill dren when they have
Colds or coughs writes Mrs. Verne
Shacer. yandeFgfift. Pa. II always
helps them and Is ter ssnpe pefior TO any
other cough medicine I have used. Il
eqyise anyone In need Of such med
ieile 70 give II O trial Z For sale
by ali dealers, 3, g g 8, g,
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|UniucEy Number
Ara In ,IRil. !.

The fact that there are Is prisoners
IN the county Jail is not worrying
James Williams in the least, for he
does not place very much conffdence
In the old superstition about this
hurneral being associated with bad
luck. The 13 prisoners In the county
Jail are all negroes. or the nunnbar
one ID a woman. This is the first time
the jail has been without q white prisl
oner In considerable while. Those
persons now being held In fall are
waiting trail at the February term OF
the court of general sessions, which
will5be convened here February /.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Local Concern WnI
Manufacture Machines.

a letter received some time ago by
the chamber Of commerce from James
a. Cason. Route 1, Piedmont, stating
that be had perfected machine for
threshing small grain and was anxious
to form partnership with some one
and place the machine on the market
has attracted the attention of a local
manufacturing concern. Secretary
PORTER a.. Whaley OF the chamber OF
commerce has written Mr.. Cason with
reference TO the matter and IL is prob
able that the inventor OF the r,achine
and representatives OF the local COM
Germ desiring to manufacture the ma
chine will get together In the near
future and consider plans booking to-
ward manufacturing the machine here
aud makihg this the headquarters for
Its distributions
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
No Recorders
GnnRk Konh..I.-

No Recorders
Court Yesterday.
Once again there was nothing doing
In the recorders court. When the
judge ascended the bench yesterday
and pounded with the gavel for the
court to be In order he was informed
lhat there were no cases on the docket,
Whereupon he again pounded with the
gayel and declared court adjourned.
For the past several days matters in
the police court have been all but neg
ative. UP until late hour yesterday
afternoon no arrests had been made,
and indications were that the record
er would find little of anything TO en-
gage his attention initE . court today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Maslc Festival I.
PROGRAM Arranged.

. 4
Z The dates for the winter music ,fes-
tiyai have been set for March III, lis
and 10, and these In no way conflict
with any other entertainment. The
chamber OF commerce 10 In receipt os
the following program which has been
prepared for the festival. E
March 18th.
Afternoon, Lecture, Mrs. Vafney--
The Silent Partner. H - 5e3 &
Evening. VIM. Stirring Batti .,The
Dickens MAN.
March 18th.
Afternoon, Prelude Concert The
HearonB Sisters.
Lecture. Mrs. varney"The Citizen
Mother"
Eeyening, Prelude Concert The
Hearons Sisters. IS
Full Play by Miss Gay zenul6 Nc
Laurin--Peg o. Ny Heart.
March letk,
Afternoon, Prelude Concert Tho
HeasonB Sisters. lst
z. Lecture. Mrs. yarney- The Ideal
Woman ~ :. I. ny, s. 8.
Evening. Grand Full Concert The
Hearons Sisters. .si y & 81 q,
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= *@~**** = 80 : ~ . ##*w*~w
> ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
ltema of Interest and PesOnal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets Of Anderson .
****#*@##@ w~%m.m.
Winners In Rebus
Contest AnRannrad

Winners In Rebus
Contest Announced.
Announcement OF the winners In the
rebus contest conducted by the An
derson Paint and Color Company was
made yesterday. The frst prize, a
creamerer. was won by ]. Le Farmer.
The second prize, q berry ladel, was
awarded Archie L. Todd. A second
prize was awarded C. c. Tribble, the
gift being card receiver. The prizes
were purchaesL from the Marchbanks
d Babb company and were on display
a the windows OF this well known
ana popular establishment for several
days before the closing OF the contest.
There were 19 answers submitted I'm
the contest. None of the answers were
correct, but the winners OF the prizes
announced came nearest solving the
rebus.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
a Atlaflt tic ssst
] Plant


Our french Dry Cleaning
PROCESS Keeps the Tab sscs fresh,
cleRn and bright. It keeps the
cOIors clear and bril- iiant IL.
keeps the garment in. perfect
shape 30 1t fts and hapgg Jrst
, right. /, q & Z,
slEiiifhi workers .handls your 3
Earments heres Each piece re-
ceiyes spat the attention sna
taanfpulabIoa that III Il iseeessafg
70 obtain ses perfect result.
You will ind that while our s
prices are no higher, our work
setaEds ahead Of Slll c0lnpe etikion,
it's ECONOMY TO patt6tlze us,
when you realize that yonr
clothes are made tos look bet
Try 40 this week. e s.
AlgDEE SON STEAM
LAUNDR
iEH0NE no.
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Possibilities Of
Latin. American Trade

Possibilities of n -
Eatin.A Aniefiean Trade q
The attitude OF the chamber cf CONF
fperce has been called 10 the possi-
bilities OF securing trade with Latin
America, particularly Brazil. ArHeI-
tine. Chile and Peru, through the cir
culaticn OF pamphlet iitefatars, print
ed in Portuguese and Spanish, In these
countries. A Philadelphia concesn
proposed to pubiish the matter ana
distribute 1t throlgh reliable mediums.
Persons interested In The anbiec. may
secure additional Information By ap-
plying TO Secretary Porter A. Whaley
OF the chamber Of commerce.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Invited Ito Send q
Ten Delegates.

> ~ 4
The chamber OF commerce Is In re-
reipt OF q communicable from A. ".
Smell, managing secretary VI the
Charleston chamber of commerce. In
viting this organization to send dele
CATION OF 10 representative business
men OF the city TO q Settlement and
Development Conference to be held In
that city February IL and IL. At this
conference, Mt which II is expected
business men from all over the State
will be present, tho question OF the
advisability OF securing emigrants
from the northwest and from Eurone
to settle on some OF the waste lands
or South Carolina will be taken up
and discussed. Following the confer
ence, on February 13. the regular
quarterly meeting OF the South Caro-
lima State Commercial Secretaries As
|sociatson Will be held. Secretary Por-
ter A. Whaley OF the LEGAL chamber OF
commerce is president OF this orgnni-
zation. Whether or not the chamber OF
commerce win eend delegates to the
Settlement and Development Confer
sence will be decided within the next
few days. 1t is hardly probable. &c fs
stated, that tae chamber OF conimerce
will send delegates 10 this conferences.
as there are no cheap lands in fhis
|ssctien OF the State which would III
terest enpisrants, ard In sdd ditioh, this
section IS already c0hffonfe with the
question or the ntfemps psoyed without
brirging more people here who iygouid
nave 70 have work 70 survive. "a.
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r. j. CHM Leads
fIn this Giafa.

According to a bulletin issued by the
state agency OF the Equitable Life As
surance Society, at Rock Hill. Mr.. r.
j. CHM. OF Anderson, led all agents
OF the society In South Carolina dur
Ing 1914 In the amount os business
produced and paid for business. In ad-
addition. Mr. CHM led in the Century
Club OF this city, having paid S4,-
208.S3 In premiums during the year.
No other agent OF the society ap-
preached near this record. Between
the first OF January 1914 and January
i, 1915 Mr. CHM paid for $1,000 Of In
surance The next best record to this
was made by the agent of another
county. who paid for $135,250. Mr..
CHM is considered ONE of the best pro
ducers In the employ OF the society.
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iSass Sailie, Wharton ,os IVA wa
/ laso9ppips in the city yesterday. I
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Better Chnntaugua
Promised Anderson

The enterta innienk corSnittee or tho
chamber OF commerce, under the aus-
pices OF which the ctsantapqua Nas
held last spring. 10 IN receipt OF 4 COM
fn,ifiicattoe from the Redpath Chau-
s1uqun, OF Chicago, stating that the
stoncern had received the yaricss rat
ing estimates on the 1914 chau auotla
talent as made up BY the ccmn,iftee-
men Of this city. These estimates. the
letter states. viii be OF great vaiae in
determining upon the talent which
win make mp the 1915 cfsaitauqHa, Tor
Anderson. The letter further states
that Il Is the earnest desire OF the
bHreasi 10 make next sur,l-
mer,s chaafAuaua of even more worth
10 this community, both ir inspira-.
Itionnl value and q entertaInment
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Defer Trip to
Columbia Few Dala.

Columbia Few Days.
Secretary Porter A. Whaley of the
chamber OF commerce announced last
night that the trip which he and Prof.
w. w. Long. state agent of the farm
ers' cooperative demonstration work,
with headquarters at Clemson College,
had planned to make to Columbia,
leaving here next Sunday night, for
the purpose of appearing before the
Anderson county legislative delegation
with reference TO, an appropriation of
$500 for the purpose OF placing an
agricultural expert In Anderson coun-
|ty to of assistance TO the farmars,
would ibe deferred until the latter part
OF next week. Tho change In plans
was made TOR the reason that the
General Assembly adjourned Friday
afternoon Entii3 1.-THE inauguration,
which will take place Tuesday, ana
because there was no use In he and
Prof Long going sher, Sunday aud los
ing so much time waiting for an en-.
.gagement with the delegation. Sena-
tor ,. L. Sherafdg who. returned to the
city yesterday afternoon from Column
bia, has agreed TO call the: delegation
together In Columbia for the purpose
OF giving Nj. TYllHley land PROF Long
q hcArln g.sf y 9TSSf (t-s * q y
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Is Ressected
Mayer OF PEN aIetos. :,

Is Reelected
Mayer OF PeRaIetoa.
s. s. LawFence Eslew has been re-
elected intendeut of the town OF
oendiefnn for the eleventh time. In
e6iag into Office this time, however;
he wiiIsbe associated with anssntirely
nav board Of aldermen. cineiating OF
". Harris. Jrs Ralph Hunter. J. 81.
garginS and NJ II Campbell. None Of
these alderraen have been In politics
before Thcy are progressive. wide
awake young men OF tho town and 1t
Is e1pected that Pendietcn will see
considerable advancement along ma
has been honore1 with the same office
for the eleventh time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Last ofthe Five
{ Instlsutes Held,

4 The. 9th and; last OF series OF
Sunday school institutes planned for
Anderson countysdader the AUSPICES
Iof the Anderson County Sunday school
Association was held yesterday with
the Methodist Episcopal church at
EPendleton. They have been presided
over by Or. J. C. Cafrnan. state super
fintendent 81 the South Carolina Inter
national Sunday School Association.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-16
Co.annnity BnisisF
( IA New Rahli iention

The chamber Of cnmtnerce has re-
ceiyeG from head dqgSf Sftefs of the Red $
path cSantauqun 4 letter stating chat
this eorceEn he'd begnn the puhiics-
tlon or q m0ufuIyl paper caIIel Tf1a
ComnlimitY Builder. and that II wEii
be seat TO al E0fnn ilfaezaen of tfa
chaut kuqea Nee ag charge. The. d.
iece ol this new pnn Ilaat don. st no 1ntat-
ed. & 20 come Ia cloebF persenal toueh
Will Inc commit stteeticti ana local
chauc ,nq1a 2ntbneinals 10 better inS
fckSn them ha TO hissie f0f 8 setter
yeaE. acQuhint thss1 1HtthSr in aas.