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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-07
Cotton Goods

NEW YORK. March Cotton
goods buying for late delivery. has
been light in the primary markets.
Deliveries on old orders continue
steady and prices are ruling quiet
even in view of the diminished de-
mand. There is good demand for
spot and nearby deliveries of fine
and fancy cottons and more business
has been Offering in small lots ON
colored cottons of many descriptions.
Domestics of the heavier grades are
quiet
Print cloths and convertibles were
dull at the opening Of The week and
after slight easing of some addi-
tional business was, placed. Prints
and percales are in moderate demand
only. Wash fabrices and white goods
are seasonably active. Printed wash
fabrtces OF extreme and novelty pat
terms are growing more popular.
Duck for export is in steady demand.
the shipments for war purposes hay-
ing exceeded all previous records.
General export trade continues light
ana advance business is checked by
the INABILITY or exporters to- quote
CIR prices abroad while freight room
ana costs are so certain. BIeached
goods arr selling batter than almost
any other dine, wife sheetine. nil
low tubings and other bleached do
mesb.cs being In particula, call.
The erratic cotton markets this
week have had 8 somewhat unsettling
effect on future business. ices are
quoted as follows: Print cloth. 2S-
inch 64x64s. 7s8c; 64x60s. 3 II-16c:
3S 1-2 inch 64x64s,.s;3 3 71sc and 4c;
brown sheetings, southern standards.
&c and 6 1-lc: denims, 9 or. i2c. tick-
'ings. 8 or, III 1-2c: standard prints.
4 3-4c; standard staple ginghams.
8 1-4c: dress :mghams, 0 f-4c.
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New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March Cotton
bulged sharply today standing 10 to
16 points over Fridays last prices at
the highest and lcosing at net gain
of 10 to ~R points
Peace 47umors were the strongest in
fluence in the trading. although a ru-
NOR that the Allies would put cotton
back On the non n-contraband list caus-
ed In little buying. Reports that spot
shorts were having hard time cov-
ering commitments in Texas, which
advancing prices in that State SEEM
cd to confirm, also aided the strength
of the market as did statistical es-
innate showing that over 20 per cent
OF the cotton acreage OF last season
would go into grains this season.
The market was active, for a week.
emu. and much fresh buying came
In.
Cotton futures closing:
March S.S6; May $50; July 8.77;
October 9.09; December 8. .21
spot cotton steady. points up.
Midditng --. Sales on the SPOT
1876 bales; to arrive 2,085.
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DENTISTS MAKE MOVE
IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
Form Fire Of Chisholm, TrowbrIdge
aud SuRgs.


Form Fire Of Chisholm, Trowbrldge
aud Suggs.
1t will be of interest to the public
to know that Dr.'s w. w. Chisholm,
j. p. Trowbridge, and Forest d.
Suggs, three we'll known dentists OF
this city, who have been located for
sometime in the Bleckiey building.
will move their offices. to the second
floor OF the new theatre building on
West Whitner street. where they will
DE associated in the general practice
OF dentistry under the firm name of
Chisholm. Trowbridge, and >Snggs.
An inspection of the new office
shows them to be well selected and
conveniently located They are ar
ranged with "a large reception room
in front. connecting by hallway
with three private operating rooms,
which will be equipped with all tho
latest and most modern appliances.
1t Is understood that. In addition
to the general practice, DIR. Chisholm.
will specialize in the treatment of n.y.
horrhoea and in porcelain work; DR..
Trowbfidge in playe work; and DR..
Suggs In the. regulation and straight
ening Of teeth. These gentlemen have
made special study OF the
branches of the practice and Il is a
great pleasure to the public To know
that this work may now be done at
home.
This mode OF practice has been
customary In the larger cities for
some time. but is new departure for
Anderson. 1t Is step in the right df-
rection and Is TO be commended.
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Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, March 6.--Some 6 re-
action from yesterdays strong un-
dertone wags manifested by today's
stock market. Dealings were restrict
cd by the storm which cut off conf
iriuiiication with inferior points. Trad
ers as a whole again were committed
TO the short side. but were cautios.
Shares of the 800" road were al
most the only railway issues to make
further improvement. Some of the
high priced specialties, including
American Tobacco. Liggett & Mey-
ers and Lorillard. were strong. The
peculiar character of the movement
in dormant issues was seen IN a IA
point gain for Harvester corporation
common, and decline OF 4 1-2 points
for the preferred.
American locomotive preferred.
with drop OF points. and Pressed
Steel Car common and preferred. each
Of which fell points, met their new
minimum prices. Mexican Petroleum
displayed some weakness, the entire
list showing heaviness at the end.
The measure of the demand for in
vestment issue swas seen in the clos
ing of the new st. Paul issue at "a
profit to the underwriters and parti-
cipants. rade reports indicated a
better condition in the main, with
some backwardness at eastern and
southern points.
Financial operations OF the week
were primarily responsible for the
large actual expansion of bank loans.
Bonds were steady with total sales
(par value) $1,597 COG.
Panama registered 3's advanced 3-S
per cent On the week.
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LOST
LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MPETTyE

Pursuant to a resolution OF tho
Board of Directors, a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Anderson Devel-
opment Company is called to be held
on March 80, 1915, ct a O'Clock D. M.
in the rooms OF the chamber OF COM
merce, Anderson. S. c.. for the follow
ing purposes:
LIST. To consider a resolution to
issue Ten Thousand Dollars preferred
stock of said company. with par
value OF $100 per share, the same to
be sold for par. Such preferred stock
to be entitled 10 6 preferred cumuia-
tive dividend Of z per cent. per annum
over the common stock, and to be
preferred to tile common stock In the
final dissolution of the company to
its par value. Such stock TO have the
same voting privilege as the common
stock.
End. In case II Is deemed inadvisa-
BILE by the stockholders to issue such
preferred stock, then to authorize the
president and secretary OF the com
pany to execute and deliver seccpd
mortgage of the property OF the con-
pany to secure the payment OF loan
of not more than Ten Thousand Dol
lars. which is to be negotiated by the
president for the company. Said loan
to be evidenced by the note OF the
company bearing eight per cent in
terest. payable annually, and. II not
SO paid, interest to be added to and
become principal and itself bear per
cent. interest until paid. Said note to
bear the further provision that IL 1t
become necessary to collect Same by
suit or by attorney, the maker will
pay all. costs of collection including
an attorneys fees OF ten per cent In
addition to principal and interest The
lien OF such mortgage to be junior to
the mortgage OF said Anderson De-
veiopment Company to Old Dominion
Trust Company. Said note to be pay
able ut such time as the president
may deem advisable to fix II and said
mortgage "a also secure the payment
of any renewals thereof.
J. s. FOWLER.
President.
Anderson. S. c..
Feby. 26, 1915. 8
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New York Cotton.

NEW YORK, March Cotton
showed increasing firmness today
with business more active and general
than for some time past. The close
was firm at o net advance OF Ia 10
16 points.
The market opened stead yat an adj
vance OF 2 10 3 points in response to
relatively firm Liverpool cables and
overnight buying orders inspired by
the firmness OF yesterday, the large
spinners' takings for the week and
the continued steadiness OF the south
ern spot markets.
Demand seemed to broaden as the
market worked higher. and in addi-
ton TO covering there was consid-
cradle buying by houses with south
ern. Wall Street and western con-
nections.
Active months sold II to II points
net higher in the late trading with
July contracts selling AT 9.07, VIII 10
October touched 9.32, or within 1S
points of tho seasons high record
Reports that steamer with cotton
from Galveston to Rotterdam had
been stopped by British warships ap-
peared to attract little attention. and
sentiment as to shipping conditions
seemed to be somewhat less appre-
hensive
Some traders predicted great in
crease in shipments of cotton 10 Fus-
s.a should the Dardanelies be opened
by the Allies while unfavorable Brit
ish trade returns as to exports were
offset by reports that Manchester was
very actively employed by heavy or
iers.
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Cotton Seed Oil.

NEW YORK, March Cotton seed
oil was firmer today with firmness In
lard and In absence of selling pres
sure. closing 4G12 points net higher.
Sales 1G.900.
The market closed irregular. Spot
6.70@7; March 6.75@6.9O; April
6.9206. 95; May 1@7.0l; June 7.07Q
7.13; July T.24@7.25 August 1880
30; September 1907. 40; October
Tn1.4O
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UNITED STATE or AMERICA,
Anderson. s. c..
Feby. &c. 1915.

tas--.l s
syIstrIus M sJuuiii, 5.t- ~
In the Matter of Inter-Urhan Cigar
Stores. bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that unless
sooner disposed or at private sale.
Will sell by order OF the referee, all
OF the above entitled bankrupt at pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash as Follows: At Greenyiiler 81 G..
beginning at 10 O'clock q. M. March
the 9th, 1919. and at Anderson. s. e.
beginning at 10 O'clock a. M. March
the 10th, 1915. s
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Livf Stock.

CHICAGO. March 6.-Hogs weak.
Bulk 6.S0M6 80; light 6.65G6. 95 !;
mixed 6. 6.6506.95; Heavy 6.40G6. 80 /;
rough 40d6. 30; pigs 5-50d6.6 60.
Cate steady. Native steers 5.Sjn
S.l5; cows and heifers 3. 3.50G7. 10;
calves 6.75G 1925.
Sheep strong. Sheep I07. so; year
lings 7.75@S. 60; lambs 7.75G9.i5.
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Commercial and Financial
Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL March Cotton,
spot, firm; good middling 5.37 mid
ding sos; low middling sc. Sales
5000; speculation and export 1000.
Receipts 1885.
Futures steady. May-June 495;
Junc-July i.99; July-August 500
l-2; OctoberNovember 5 30 1-2; Jan
uary-February 5.2T i-2; March April
53I I-2
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WANTED-Everybody to know where
they can get their bicycle. motor
cycle. locks and keys repaired at
reasonable prices. we are agents
for the Indian motorcycle and
standard brands bicycles. Gatess6c
Smith, l30 West Whitner Street.
Phone 1913.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Six s100 80 " 4'
proaa for each additional
Rates in month made on appl
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No advertisement taken edyanea
directory you can eephcne
prompt payment
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March e.-cotton
goods .uied today with moderate
trade. Yarns were dull Dry goods
imports were declining Linens were
firm. Buriaps were highee. B1siness
In mems wear was better for the
week So.
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CARDS or THANKs.

D Dear fflands and neighbora We wish
to axtend cur thanks Tor the many
deeds OF Kindness SHOWN as during
our recent Illness and death OK our
husband and father May Gods rich
est blessings rest upon esch and
every one Is our prayer.
Mrs. 3. g. Priiitt and Son.
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FOR SALE-1Oo bushels Clivenah big
boil cotton seed. Price 75c per bu.
Guaranteed Guaranteed soaisiii seed j.. Z. Mar
tin, Lowndesville, r 2. 3 6 3tp
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WANTED--A reliable representative
In every community to act as agent
for The Intelligancer. Liberal caa-
missions paid. Apply The Anderson
= Intelligencer. 2-28tf.
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have funds available for
loans in any amount on Anderson
County farm lends. Easy terms.
Apply 10 me personally or 10 s. az.
Wolfe. abstfatihg attorney IN Au-
derson, s. C. r. T. Jaynes, Finan-
cial Correspondent, WaihalJs. 8. G.
2-228-6t
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WANTED-second hand iron safe,
five or six thousand pounds. Coop
er Furniture Co. 205 East Whitner
St. atp
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WANTED fASITION-Youns man OF
good education wants position az
clerk In grocery, drug or dry goods
store; does not drink or smoke. %,
care Intelligencer. 3-4-6tp.
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Noticss

Notice
All parties are hereby notified, not
to hire or EarSor Will Oliver. who
is under contract with me for this
year. Anyone 80 doing will be fully.
prosecuted. Sc rs
J.F. GERARD,
S-7-3tp. Anderson, e. F. ID. A.
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WANTS

WANTED-To correspond, conf
dentially, with anyone desirious OF
becoming permanently cured OF the
morphine or whiskey habit. The
KELLEY INSTITUTE, COLUM.
BIA. 8. C. Box S6.
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S25 REWARD wsll pay q reward
for information or capture OF two
bay horses. stolen February 81.
Horses weigh about one thos.aand
pounds each. one with white hind
foot, the other with large left ans.
kle. Both have white spots on, fore.
head. II located write or wire w.
T. Smith, Greenwood, s. C..
3-6 1tp
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FOR SALE-Seed Corn. Anderson
County will increase acreage more
than 90 per cent. Farman Smith,
Scotsman, Phone 464.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Six room cottage, on car
linc- good neighborhood. All mod
ern conyeniences. Address Got
tage. ."--1tp.
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ESTRAYED

STRAYED-Tcxas Pony with saddle
and bride and rope halter on,
Broke loose Just beyond Six and
Twenty. Call or write d. o: Richey,
Pendleton, Route 2. 3-3 3tp
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WANTED-The privilege to cure
tobacco users at home. $500 buys
the cure. Information II desired.
TIE KELLEY INSTITUTlc, CO..
LUMBIA, 8. c., Box as. s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Agrieultural Lirle-pric-
es reasonable; will make extended
terms to good farmers in car lots
where necessary. Write us, or
what's better, call and sec us--we
will not sell Lime on credit over
telephone. Furman Smith, Seeds
man. Phone 464.
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NOTICE FARAIEtlS-I have s,ooB
bushels orange cane seed ard 1000
bushels early amber and can save
you from 80 cents tosT6 ceats on TIE
bushel will be In Anderson on
the 18th OF March In the court
house to take your or1ers. will
be at Hcnea Patti ON the Goth. s.
M. McAdamB. 2-2saavsila.
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BUCK-RYE BARBER sHOP-ffair
cut 15c. shave 10. Best service. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. c. A. AIcClain,
Mgr. !.
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HOW MUCH wood would q wobdchuek
chuck II q woodchuck would chuck
wood? We don't know. but we do
know that we will chuck you more
: fire wood OF any and ali sorts for
: your money than any, other wood
chuck. Dry pine wood, cut or In a
loot iengths. or slabs. and dry. z 3.
N. Wyatt, ",The $500 Coal Man., &
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WE BUY PEAS ana pay NshS eash.
Eurmnn Gmftk@-E EeedmaH. Phea0
ael. =. Dta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

.jp0ife Jore1linger, ION ban bo1
l1aaet for @enge; men BON bar 6og
ogiaa be11DenOt itg til mango priDa-
tc. fjcl1ote Nspnb, iaa bel / 8Derne
lpnl paa Sc tore gaaroe paa 2anoet,
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5tiftst." gipct bam 8apir % 8lGf
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fan iiooe % u%oarbei0e fit 5pnoe=
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San er gift / Slesbig, men er H.
bet ira &one1t for ct Nars IiO f.
Sen.
Set er betegnenbe for be11 celebre
SIR, at bon lpm l1l10erboloningslef=
ture meOfprte flcre Micf- Garter=M o,
:noner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

lfnloe ltrDges = men Set par 10 Bel=
let life al &Gen at quite liot pg tor
re 5peOc1 at SEN brnne &o1,be.
Op pua SprmiOoogen begDnote
man ioo i11oot at ifepe bjem efte1
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bar 11nocr Splejling mco Mellem=
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pg lo0 Be lufre u6eOtehrpOer" be:
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
6nnherJyllanh.

Cmbbssclis 1tnoeripselie. Som
ct 8cnis poa Nerbpitteten poo Sen
onoell Sibc al @rGnle11 fan nepnes,
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get mellem &upllerne, n1er1 ogloo
fjGrne iin Meonbs 8illeoe fro en-
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ltoteres, at Ser life loo npget ifrift=
ligt unoer 8illeoet.
lluentet GjeniDn. Sens @loot /
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fronten bjemme paa Srlob. .Mi6t /
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bar nrolig, oo ser bar fonn1et 8rep
tilbaae ne0 &aaifrift: Sol0en.
9ht er ban iaa til Sanifie1s
8lpbe 1tbei1tef fpmlnen biem.
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!, 0onlf Snro / Slcspig lom al poll
SorD / Yo1en. Sg MI n1an 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

Turlprcn Sure, Mebbelelien ON,
at ser / Mor life fan foas Sagt=
ammunition, bur eipct u6reob.
Mn1ts Mbis" M1tlc0ning til at u11=
1tillc fpl9cn0e Setrogtninger:
81 bor. en- lprgelig Meobelelie at
gjprc bore @uslnpDre. Scr bliper i'll
gen &urcr at foo / Mor, mco rni11Ore
en- eller orDen entreprcno1t 5puf=
bpfcr togcr Jig pan at 1um1e Sem
op, Ser er 0pOe al Grit. Sogen CT
ngnlig be1l at Ser fam ingc1 $50
troner foos. Sc ifal br1gcS til at
Ifpoe Wennei fcr me0. Ct Set bo ioa
11nOcrligt> ON oen11e &jen0s9jcrning
fu11 fuo en- cller o110e11 &ore til at
1mile list nplOlpn1t. Wc00elellcn CT
natl1rligpis ogloa lprgelig for bore
5pnOogsjneere, men for Oem CT Scr
]ao mango geie, as Dbilfe Sc fam foo
tilfrchsltillet Oeres Hos1ion.
Scr bar en- Song - og ser CT
muoife cnOmt = / Gsrpm &ro cit
fortr9ffelig SfD0cbune, 3 Sfub fpr
IS Gre % Ell Mcbaillc for at rant
me Nlctter1. SooOon or Set life
meo &11smporene. Gn @ore CT eli
@are pg llocn @orc ingcn @orc=
1tcg = bel? ga, set CT bet Scr gjpr
Gilitonoen ioo frpgtelig; Ser fi11Ocs
1,pgct, Scr bcooer nforloreu @orc=
1teg". Oct lobcs al &jpOfurs na
1tpbtc 5pebaffer ng ligncn0e HG0=
1lcr. 0et fan faa cit bbilfen lnm Dcllt
MonO til folbblpoigt og cftertn11f=
5nmt at neobcoe 3 eller 4 al Gii6m1s
otto S%prbonoclier pper Jig iclp, itn
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1er. Oct CT chi al Sc fua Iing / Scr
Sen, Ser fuloltn1Oig pg pua cit
Sang fon gjprc set al meo c1
Manos Morol pg 9ipsanlfuelic.
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tinnsn1ul1gelen beller iffc ct 1tben
ifGbncluongre getpO1ling / nelrtrolc
2urOe.
Spit / gamle Gage. On1 Moooen,
bnorpoo Sc Bolllle bplteoe, forteller
uMua1b. 0o9bl.":
Gn ougfrilf Mugultmorgcn tog
man fat poo @plte1. Soran gift Sor=
forle11 me0 ~5torptgen" font Op=
b%inoerife, ocrefter Mnoe1,forlu1 mes
u2illepigen", pg iuu TOM 9uglejere
% Sooner / Ell lang &Gffe. Oct fon
npf bore, BET gift frernob. M9rfeoe
6prfarlen, at Ell al Be efterfplgen0e
trergte for lterft poa, eller Ser bar
en-, io1n opieoe me0 at fplge ute0,
gift bo11 erbm1 ibrigere trent. 2eer11e.
flnng gje1n1em bet tprrc &orn, %
SpbinDeriferne / Oeres bbioe eSor=
flaocr bG1lgte l. for at Gftcrn1onben
life lfllIoe gaa DEM for nnr. gelt og
90 ltanole0e 5orfnrlen % rette0e
fin Mpg. M~rle0ningen bar, at 2een