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Citizens Insurance Agency
See top of ereny Mif left page. Also page is letter "C" opposite'our's name
Respectfully SolicitS ....
Your Business
Citizens National Bank
THE BANK OF ANDERSON
B. F. MAULDIN, President
J. A. BROCK, Vice-President
J. T. HOLLEMAN, Cashier A. M. SHARPE, Asst. Cashier
OLDEST, STRONGEST BANK
IN THE COUNTY
American National Life Insurance Co. J. C. CUMMINGS, Gen'l Agent OFFICE BLECKLEY BUILDING
STOCKS BONDS INSURANCE By J. C. CUMMINGS & CO.
Anderson Real Estate & Investment Co.
"If it is Real Estate, we have it, will get it, or it is not for sale." It will pay you to list your property with the concern that does the largest business
W. R. OSBORNE
JAS. T. PEARSON
OSBORNE & PEARSON HEADQUARTERS FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE
No. 115 South Main Street ANDERSON, S. C.
Will. R. Osborne = AND
SELLER OF LOTS
LOTS OF LOTS
RealEstate
EX LIBRIS
1840
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PEOPL
1940
NDERSON
THE SOUTH CAROLINIANA LIBRARY
Paid Up Capital, $200,000.00
[ The Bank with the largest capital of any in the city
Your business will be appreciated
[[ Interest paid on deposits in our Savings Department
LEE G. HOLLEMAN, Prest.
JOS. J. FRETWELL, Vice-Prest.
JOHN N. BLECKLEY, Vice-Prest. and Cashier D. O. BROWNE, Asst. Cashier
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MAGAZINES ! MAGAZINES ! ! MAGAZINES ! ! !
PATRONIZE THE HOME MAN!
I represent THE FRANKLIN SQUARE SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY, of NEW YORK CITY, which is GUARANTEED for RELIABILITY AND EFFICIENCY by HARPER & BROTHERS OF NEW YORK CITY.
My office is in the Webb Building, just in the rear of the Tele- phone Exchange. Come and see me, or send me your address and I will mail you one of my NEW MAGAZINE GUIDES.
I positively GUARANTEE to MEET or BEAT the price of any Periodical Offer, quoted by any RESPONSIBLE AGENCY. I will accept orders for any MAGAZINE CLUB OFFER that may be advertised by any RESPONSIBLE AGENCY.
I am the STATE AGENT for:
THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPAEDIA, that great REFERENCE WORK, published by DODD, MEAD & CO., of New York City. The most recent, comprehensive and satisfactory com- pendium of HUMAN KNOWLEDGE now before the American People. Adopted by all of the leading Colleges, Libraries and Schools of the country. It should be in every HOME, and especially where there are CHILDREN of school age.
I also represent SEVEN of the LARGEST AND MOST. RELIABLE BOOK HOUSES in the UNITED STATES, and can quote you ROCK BOTTOM prices on: THE STANDARD DIC- TIONARY, WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY, CHAMBERS' NEW ENCYCLOPAEDIA, and all of the STANDARD AUTHORS, POETS, ETC.
ALL BOOKS sold by me are on the EASY PAYMENT PLAN. You remit monthly DIRECTLY TO the PUBLISHERS. WE HAVE NO COLLECTORS TO HARASS YOU.
PATRONIZE THE HOME MAN !
T. C. STEEDMAN,
P. O. BOX 176. ANDERSON, S. C.
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DAVIS BROTHERS
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Livery and Boarding Stables
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Special Attention to Rigs for Traveling Men. ALSO DEALERS IN
Horses, Mules, Vehicles and Harness
A Good Supply of Mules and Horses on Hand All the Year Round.
CALL AND SEE THEM
129-131 W. Benson Street 1
Phone No. 133
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Anderson Ice
39 18 2
7
Company
DAILY CAPACITY 25 TONS
Pure Distilled Ice
and Bottlers of "SUPERIOR "
SODA WATER, Etc.
G. B. TOWNSEND, Manager
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H. C. TOWNSEND
LUMBER, SHINGLES, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS
ANDERSON, : : S. C.
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The Anderson Water, Light & Power Co. 105 East Church Street
WATER
An abundance of the best deep well water for all purposes. Analyzed and pronounced an excellent drinking water. Customers for domestic purposes especially desired. No back-breaking pumps or windlasses --- press the button and the water flows.
LIGHT
The safest, the cleanest, the most convenient, the best light known. Let us tell you how many dollars and cents it will take to put Electric Lights in your residence or place of business. It will cost you nothing to know. We can give you any convenience in arrangement, any style of Electrolier, Shade or Fixtures; of any kind that is made. We are anxious to tell you anything you wish to know on the subject.
POWER
Let us talk with you about furnishing you the best power at the cheapest price you can get, to run your machinery. We run any- thing from a sewing machine to the largest cotton mills. 'The power for small industries., Your motors can be located anywhere without any special provision for them. The best motors, made for sale, at the lowest prices obtainable.
The Anderson Water, Light & Power Co. 105 East Church Street, ANDERSON, S. C.
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PEOPLES FURNITURE CO.
The Largest and Most Complete
Furniture and House-Furnishing
Store in the State.
Make a Specialty of Suits
All Grades. Oak, Mohogany, Birdseye Maple, and White Enamel.
Go-Carts and Baby Carriages All Grades and Styles.
Dining Tables
All lengths -- both Round and Square.
Dining Chairs
All Styles.
China Closets, Sideboards, Buffets
- The prettiest line in the State.
Office Furniture
Roll and Flat Top Desks, Filing Cabinets, Book Cases, Office Chairs and Desks for special pur- poses.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. See and Compare Our Line and Convince Yourself.
PEOPLES FURNITURE CO. 117 E. WHITNER ST., ANDERSON, S. C.
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GET The BEST PRINTING
Does it not occur to you that we may be able to help you with our
Twentieth Century Printing ?
Examine your stock, and if short on any- thing, may we call on you, or will you- phone us ?
FIRST-CLASS WORK
EQUITABLE PRICES PROMPT DELIVERY
BUSINESS CARDS COTTON TAGS COTTON TICKETS
HAND BILLS
LETTER HEADS
NOTE HEADS
BILL HEADŚ
ENVELOPES
LABELS, ETC.
Anderson Printing and Stationery Co. Long Distance Phone: Anderson, S. C.
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Ladies' Outfitter
[ The only store of the kind in Upper Carolina
[[ Everything Ready - to - wear for Ladies, Misses and Children, includ=
inģ MILLINERY
[[ Largest Stock, Greatest Selection, Lowest Prices
D. GEISBERG
North Side Court Square ANDERSON, S. C.
J. D. RAST, Pres. and Treas. N. B. SHARPE, Secty
CAPITAL $10,000.00
THE ANDERSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE At Lowest Kind of Prices
PAY NOW AND THEN
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Anderson Steam Bakery 107 West Benson St., Phone 217
BREAD CAKES AND PIES
We use the highest grade flours, have modern bake-shops and ovens and our bakers have no other busi- ness than the making of good bread.
ANDERSON STEAM BAKERY
107 West Benson St., Phone 217 ANDERSON, S. C.
The Voice of Praise for Anderson's Studio 1136 SOUTH MAIN STREET
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
LIFE SIZE, COPIED, ENLARGED, FRAMED, ON POST CARDS, FOR WATCH,- LOCKET, ETC.
Anderson's Studio FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY OUR EXPERIENCE IS AT YOUR SERVICE
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McGEE & POWER,
TABLE LUXURIES, GRAIN, HAY, BRAN AND FLOUR
204 and 206 South Main Street, ANDERSON, S. C. PHONE 132
HAVE YOUR
BILL POSTING
Sign Tacking and Distributing
DONE BY
The Electric City Advertising Co. WILL F. TOLLY, Manager 129 E. WHITNER ST.
ALL. WORK GUARANTEED
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J. M. RICHARDSON, M. D. L. P. FOUCHE
Chiquola Drug Co. DRUGGISTS.
110 W. Whitner Street, * - ANDERSON, S. C. Has everything for the sick room
A FULL LINE OF TOILET ARTICLES
Richard Hudnut, Alfred Wright, Escaya Creme, Sanitol, Etc.
CIGARS Cinco, Chiquola Special, Pipes, Tobacco, Etc.
AN UP-TO-DATE SODA FOUNTAIN WITH ALL THE LATEST DRINKS
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR GUNTHER'S CANDIES TATE SPRING MINERAL WATER NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Day or Night. You are cordially invited to make our store Headquarters when in the city.
L. P. FOUCHE, Manager . Phone 525
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WALSH'S DIRECTORY
OF THE City and County of Anderson, S. C.
FOR 1909=10
APPENDIX DEPARTMENT
Showing Governments, Institutionsand Trades, Incorporated Companies, Churches, Schools, Secret and other Societies, Etc., Etc.
STREET DEPARTMENT
Showing Streets and Avenues, Numbers, Name of Occupant.
DIVIDING THE RACES, Showing Name, Wife's Name, Occupation and Residence.
Showing the Business and Professions under Classified Headings.
COUNTY DEPARTMENT
Showing the Rural Free Delivery Routes out of Anderson.
THIS VOLUME ALSO CONTAINS
Regular Advertising Pages, and is so arranged and printed on different tinted paper to enable the user to ascertain information wanted with rapidity.
Price, Five Dollars
PUBLISHED BY THE WALSH DIRECTORY COMPANY 270 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
CONTENTS, GENERAL STYLE OF ARRANGEMENT, AND CLASSIFICATION OF EACH DEPARTMENT COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY THE WALSH DIRECTORY CO., (INC ) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
PRESSES OF WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL CO., CHARLESTON. S C.
1909
GENERAL DEPARTMENT
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
PREFACE
We herewith present our third volume of the Anderson Directory, and it is with considerable pleasure that we are able to state that during the period since the publication of last Directory (May, 1907) Anderson has made marked strides in every particular-in fact, is thoroughly abreast the times and improving with every day.
In preparing the last Directory the Census of the territory as covered by us was 14.006, and within the confines of same area there is to-day a population (as indicated by the number of names taken on canvass) of 15,557, an increase of over 10 per cent.
The City has advanced well along all lines and continues its remarkable strides in building, a house being completed on an average for every working day, and the class of buildings have improved materially, which adds greatly to the appearance of the City.
As usual with us we use in the preparation of this work the services of trained directory enumerators, and the information is dependable.
In conclusion we extend our thanks for many courtesies received by our representatives in the gathering of statistics necessary, and to our patrons for their support, promising on our part to render the best service possible with each issue.
Respectfully, ,
THE WALSH DIRECTORY CO.,
W. H. WALSH, PREST.
Anderson, S. C., March 20, 1909.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
PAGE
Abbreviations
135
Banks and Bankers
91
Board of Health
89
Business Directory
279
Cemeteries
91
Church Directory
91
City Government
88
Congressmen
87
County Directory
301
County Government
88
Courts
88
Educational
89
Fire Department
89
General Directory of White In-
habitants
135
Secret and Benevolent Organiza-
tions
97
Societies and Clubs
99
State Government
87
Street Directory
101
Telegraph
and
Telephone
Com-
panies
99
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
PAGE
PAGE
American Nat'l Life Ins Co .-
front cover and top lines
Anderson Banking & Trust Co
331
Anderson Daily Mail
329
Anderson, Eugene T back cover and 10
Anderson Furniture Co.
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9
Anderson Ice Co
5
Anderson Machine and Foundry Co.
bottom lines and back cover
Anderson Printing & Stationery Co 8
Anderson Real Estate & Inv Co,
bottom lines and front cover
Anderson
Steam Bakery
10
Anderson Steam Laundry.
330
Anderson Water, Light & Power
Co
bottom lines and
6
Bank of Anderson-top lines and
front cover
Barton, J E.
bottom lines
Brown's
Loan
&
Realty
Co.
backbone
Casey, J H
opp 155
87
Newspapers
96
Places of Amusement
92
Police Department
89
Postoffice Department
90
Private Schools and Colleges.
90
Public Schools
89
Railroads
97
General Directory of Colored In-
habitants
247
Halls
92
Hospitals
92
Incorporated Companies
93
Judiciary
87
Libraries
96
Military
96
Miscellaneous Directory (appen-
dix)
16318
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-Continued.
PAGE
Chiquola Drug Co-top lines and 12
Citizens Insurance Agency-top lines, front cover and opp. 158
Citizens National Bank, front cover Crayton Insurance Agency-bottom lines
Cummings, J C & Co-top lines and front cover
Davis Bros
4
Electric City Advertising Co ..
11
Fowler, J S
back cover
Fretwell Co
back cover
Geisberg, D
9
Hanks, J Monroe.
bottom lines
Hotel Chiquola.
opp 159
McGee & Power
11
Morrow-Bass Co.
.......... top lines
Mulkey, W M-top lines and back
cover
Osborne, Clarence ........ bottom lines Osborne & Pearson-top lines and front cover
Osborne, W R-top lines and front cover
Peoples Bank
2
Peoples Furniture Co
7
Pine Forest Inn.
opp 154
Reed. C. A. Piano and Organ Co,
top lines
Selwyn Hotel
...............
opp 237
Steedman, T C
3
Sullivan Hdw Co ...
......... back cover
Tollv. G F & Son-bottom lines
and
opp 236
Townsend, H C-back cover and .... 5 Walsh Directory Co ...... 134, 278, 328 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co, 100, 246
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APPENDIX
WALSH'S ANDERSON S. C., CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1909-1910
MISCELLANEOUS
87 DIRECTORY
State Government of South Caro- lina-Capital, Columbia.
Governor-M. F. Ansel.
Lieutenant - Governor - T. G. McLeod.
Secretary of State-R. M. Mc- Cown.
Comptroller General-A. W. Jones.
Treasurer-R. H. Jennings.
Superintendent of Education- J. E. Swearingen.
Attorney General-J. F. Lyon. Librarian-Miss L. H. La- Borde.
Adjutant and (Inspector Gen- eral-J. C. Boyd.
Superintendent of Penitentiary -D. J. Griffith.
Commissioner of Agriculture, Commerce and Immigration-E. J. Watson.
Judiciary.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice,
Y. J. Pope; Associate Justices, E. B. Gary, Ira B. Jones and C. A. Woods; clerk, U. R. Brooks; State reporter, C. M. Efird; Li- brarian, J. S. Reynolds.
Circuit Judges-First Circuit, C. G. Dantzler; Second Circuit, Robert Aldrich; Third Circuit, J. S. Wilson; Fourth Circuit, R. C. Watts; Fifth Circuit, Ernest Gary; Sixth Circuit, G. W. Gage; Seventh Circuit. D. E. Hydrick; Eighth Circuit; J. C. Klugh, Ninth Circuit; R. W. Memmin- ger; Tenth Circuit, G. E. Prince ; Eleventh Circuit, J. W. Devore; Twelfth Circuit, S. W. G. Shipp.
Members of Congress.
Senators-B. R. Tillman and E. D. Smith.
Representatives-First District, Geo. Ș. Legare; Second District, J. O. Patterson; Third District. . D. W. Aiken; Fourth District, J.
J. Monroe Hanks 220-222-224 EAST WHITNER STREET 1
Horses and Mules Sold on Commission, and Board Horses kept at reasonable Rates
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY
THE
BANK OF ANDERSON
CAPITAL, $150,000.00
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $190,000.00
We Pay Interest on Deposits in Our Savings Department on Sums of One Dollar and Upwards
MISCELLANEOUS
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DIRECTORY
T. Johnson; Fifth District, D. E. Finley ; Sixth District, J. E. Eller- be; Seventh District, J. F. Lever.
State Railroad Commissioners -B. L. Caughman, Chairman; John H. Earle, J. M. Sullivan, T. B. Lumpkin, Secretary.
County Government.
Anderson, County Seat. Court House, Court Square.
Circuit Judge-Geo. E. Prince. Judge of Probate-W. P. Nich- olson.
Clerk of Court-J. N. Pearman. Sheriff-W. B. King.
Treasurer-J. M. Payne.
Supervisor-B. J. Pearman.
Auditor-J. H. Craig.
Supt. Education-R. E. Nichol- son.
Attorneys-Bonham, Watkins & Allen.
Physician-Dr. J. C. Harris.
Coroner-J. E. Beasley.
Magistrates-W. J. Muldrow and B. F. Wilson.
Janitor Court House-J. L. Cochran.
Board of County Commissioners.
B. J. Pearman, chm .; J. T. Ash- ley, Honea Path, and J. M. Long, Easly.
County Board of Equalization.
Composed of County Auditor and chairman of each township Board of Assessors.
County Pension Board.
J. T. Green, chm .; J. W.
Thompson, J. H. McConnel, W. T. McGill, sec .; Dr. W. H. Nar- din, Jr., physician.
Courts.
Court of General Sessions --
Convenes second Monday in Jan- uary; 3rd Monday in May, and. 3rd Monday in September.
Court of Common Pleas.
Convenes 2nd Monday in Feb- ruary; 4th Monday in June, and 3rd Monday in October.
Suits.
To insure Judgment, Suits should be issued 34 days before above dates.
City Government of Anderson. City Hall, 401 S. Main St.
Mayor-Hon. J. L. Sherard.
Clerk and Treasurer-J. H. Godfrey.
City Attorney-John K. Hood. City Engineer-W. H. Shearer. Supt. of Schools-E. C. Mc- Cants.
Chief of Police-L. M. Mur- phy.
Health Officer-J. S. Martin.
Street Foremen-J. C. Gilmer and W. F. Edwards.
Supt. Cemetery-R. A. McCon- nell.
Board of Aldermen.
Ward I-T. S. Crayton; Ward 2-B. B. Bleckley; Ward 3-W. W. Robinson; Ward 4-C. E. Tolly; Ward 5-J. T. Pearson; Ward 6-W. C. Broadwell.
You will lose money to buy before seeing us. We have listed some of the prettiest property in the city = Anderson Real Estate & Investment Co.
W. M. MULKEY 1406 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Contractor and Builder
Phone 127
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DIRECTORY
Standing Committees.
Streets-Composed of entire Council, the Mayor ex-officio, chm.
Cemetery - Tolly, Robinson, Crayton.
Sanitary-Bleckley, Broadwell, Pearson.
Fire-Pearson, Tolly, Bleckley. Ordinances - Crayton, Broad- well, Robinson.
Water and Light-Bleckley, Tolly, Robinson.
Finance and Auditing-Pear- son, Crayton, Bleckley.
Public Buildings-The Mayor, Robinson, Broadwell, Tolly.
Telephone - Broadwell, Cray- ton, Bleckley.
Civic Improvement-Robinson, Crayton, Broadwell.
Police - The Mayor, Tolly, Pearson.
Building Permits - Crayton Pearson.
Police Department.
Chief-L. M. Murphy.
First Sergt .- E. M. Scott. Second Sergt .- J. O. Sanders. Patrolmen-A. R. Jaynes, J. W. Brown, V. B. Martin, H. D. Hendricks, W. C. Lee, J. C. Shir- ley, R. L. Carter, T. A. Campbell, J. W. Whitten and Solomon Baker.
Fire Department (Volunteer). Chief-W. N. Scott. Asst. Chief-M. M. Payne.
Pioneer Hose Co .- W. H. Mur- phy, captain.
Independent Hook and Ladder Co .- R. W. Tribble, captain.
Ligon Hose Co .- S. F. Dean, captain.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. O. White, chm .; Dr. J. B. Townsend, sec. and treas .; D. H. Russell and M. L. Bonham.
Educational.
Board of Trustees City Schools -Geo. F. Tolly, chairman ; W. F. Cox, sec .; J. A. Brock, G. N. C. Boleman, J. P. Duckett, D. P. Mc- Brayer, J. C. Watkins, U. E. Seybt and J. M. Paget. E. C. Mc- Cants, supt. Office 1391/2 W. Whitner.
Schools.
Anderson High School - 520 N. Fant, G. W. Chambers, princi- pal. Teachers: S. A. Deriux, J. L. Vass, E. B. Murray and Miss Nellie Cochran.
Grammar School No. 1, 414 W. Market-E. D. Pearce, principal. Teachers: Miss M. V. Chapman, Miss Inez Felder, Miss Maggie Connor, Miss Mary McCoy, Miss Eliza Major, Miss Olivia Duckett, Miss Lydia Wilhite, Miss May Russell, Miss Anna Brown, Miss Eddie Davis, Miss Martha Clark and Miss Evie Lewis.
Grammar School No. 2, King, opp. A. Anderson Mill-Mrs. L. C. Estes, principal. Teachers :
CLARENCE OSBORNE
112-116 N. McDuffie St. Phone 35
We Furnish First-Class Rigs and Competent Drivers if Wanted for Traveling Men
LIVERY, FEED and BOARDING STABLES
Violins, Banjoes, Guitars, Mandolins, Strings AND PARTS FOR THEM, AT C. A. Reed Piano and Organ Co., Anderson, S. C.
MISCELLANEOUS
Miss Mattie Barksdale, Miss Nell Archer and Miss Willie Maynard.
Grammar School No. 3, 520 N. Fant-Teachers : Miss M. R. Farmer and Miss Eunice Gideon.
Grammar School No. 4, (c), S. Towers, cor. Reed-M. H. Gass- away, principal. Teachers: Geor- gie F. Koontz, Maria L. Gassa- way, J. F. Rhoden, Ola Todd, Carrie W. Gassaway, Esther L. Garrison, Alice E. Webb, Jennie W. Scott.
Brogon Mill School, Brogon Mill Village-Miss Ada Reed, principal ; Miss Ella Rucker, teacher.
Gluck Mill School, Gluck Mill -Miss Pearl Norris, principal ; Miss Mary Acker, teacher.
Orr Mill School, 19 Prince-H. H. McCarley, principal. Teachers : Miss A. F. Dickson, Miss M. E. O'Neal and Miss Mary Lewis.
Riverside School, Riverside Mill Village-Rev. J. P. Dendy, principal; Miss Kathleen Burns, teacher.
Private Schools.
Greely Institute (c), 917 S. Mc- Duffie-G. W. Hill, principal; Eli- za Valentine, teacher.
Salem School (c), 343 Railroad Circle-Rev. J. P. Foster, princi- pal.
Post Office Department.
Post Office, 114-116 N. Main street.
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DIRECTORY
Postmaster-John R. Cochran, Jr.
Assistant-Miss E. W. Russell.
Clerks-E. M. Riley, R. H. Gaines, F. G. Tucker, H. W. Jones, O. S. Quick, J. C. Russell. Sub-Clerk-J. H. McDaniel.
Ry. Postal Clerks-W. F. Ack- er, L. F. Carpenter, N. L. Fant, J. F. Simpson.
Carriers-P. C. McPhail, M. T. Burriss, B. C. Maxwell, J. L. Pur- gason and W. L. Pickel.
Sub-Carrier-C. C. Gaines.
Special Delivery Messenger- Wm. Benson.
Mail Messenger-E. B. L. Gral- dick.
R. F. D. Carriers-Sloan Max- well, Jr., E. T. Bolt, G. W. Giles, W. S. Power, W. H. Gilmer, J. J. Coker, LeRoy Gaillard, Jr., J. P. Gray.
Rural Sub-Stations-Orr Rural Station, J. E. Wigington, clk. in charge; Toxaway Rural Station, Richard Roper, clk. in charge; Mills Rural Station, J. R. Fant, clk. in charge; Gluck Rural Sta- tion, J. A. Dendy, clk. in charge; Roberts Rural Station, Mrs. L. A. Skelton, clk. in charge.
Post Office Hours.
General Delivery window open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. Money Order and Registry window open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. General Delivery window open on Sun- days and Holidays, 10:30 to II a.
J. E. Barton
Doors, Sash, Blinds Mantels, Tile, Etc.
.
Osborne & Pearson
MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS, CARPETS, MATTINGS, ART SQUARES, DRUG- GETS, RUGS, LINOLEUMS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, Etc.
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DIRECTORY
m. and 4 to 5 p. m. Carriers' Win- dow open 4 to 5 p. m.
U. S. Commissioner .- S. M. Wolfe.
The Chamber of Commerce.
I2412 N. Main St.
Officers-G. M. Tolly, prest .; R. S. Ligon, Ist vice-prest .; J. A. Brock, 2nd vice-prest .; W. L. Brissey, 3rd vice-prest. ; W. R. Os- borne, treas .; J. E. Clinkscales, sec.
Executive Committee-A. M. Carpenter, Rufus Fant, W. R. Os- borne, R. S. Ligon, J. A. Brock.
Board of Directors-W. L. Brissey, A. M. Carpenter, R. S. Ligon, Calhoun Harris, J. J. Fret- well, J. A. Brock, Rufus Fant, E. P. Vandiver, G. W. Evans, W. R. Osborne, J. M. Sullivan, G. M. Tolly, H. H. Watkins, W. F. Cox, C. F. Jones.
Local Board of Fire Underwrit- ers, Office 10112 E. Whitner .- M. M. Mattison, prest. ; Q. Frank Johnson, sec.
Banks and Bankers.
Anderson Banking & Trust Co. 103 E. Whitmer .- Incorporated 1906; capital $100,000. W. F. Cox, prest .; H. C. Townsend, vice-prest .; G. N. C. Boleman, cashier; J. R. Shelor, asst. cash- ier.
Citizens' National Bank, 114 S. Main .- Incorporated April, 1908. Capital $100,000. D. P. McBray-
er, prest .; R. A. Lewis, vice- prest. ; J. F. Shumate, cashier.
Farmers' and Merchants' Bank, 109 E. Whitner .- Incorporated 1889; capital $100,000; surplus $150,000. J. R. Vandiver, prest. ; Dr. S. M. Orr, vice-prest .; E. P. Vandiver, cashier ; J. I. Brownlee, asst. cashier.
Farmers' Loan & Trust Co., 109 Depot .- Incorporated 1898; capi- tal $75,000; surplus $25,000. J. R. Vandiver, prest .; G. W. Evans, vice-prest .; E. P. Vandiver, cash- ier ; J. I. Brownlee, asst. cashier.
Peoples' Bank of Anderson, 128 E. Benson. - Incorporated 1899; capital $250,000; Lee G. Holle- man, prest .; J. J. Fretwell, vice- prest .; John N. Bleckley, vice- president and cashier; D. O. Brown, asst. cashier.
The Bank of Anderson, 201 (202) S. Main. - Incorporated 1891; capital $150,000; undivided profits, $175,000. B. F. Mauldin, prest .; J. A. Brock, vice-prest. ; J. T. Holleman, cashier; A. M. Sharpe, asst. cashier.
Cemeteries.
Silver Brook Cemetery, White St., cor. Cleveland Av .- R. A. Mc- Connell, supt.
Church Directory. Baptist.
First Baptist Church, S. Man- ning, opp. E. Church St .- Rev. J. F. Vines, pastor.
Anderson Machine and Foundry Co. PHONE 243
Iron and Brass Castings of All Kinds Made on Short Notice.
We make a specialty of Steam Boiler, Liability, Fly Wheel, Casualty and
"It's written right if Brock and/or Johnson wrote it."
BLECKLEY BUILDING.
Plate Glass Insurance CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY
Q. FRANK JOHNSON, C. J. BROCK, Managers
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Second Baptist Church, Ander- son Mill Village .- Rev. Wm. Brown, pastor.
Orr Mill Baptist Church .- 42 A Orr Village. Rev. H. C. Martin, pastor.
Riverside Baptist Church-Riv- erside Mill Village. Rev. M. M. McCuen, pastor.
Catholic.
St. Joseph R. C. Church, N. Mc- Duffie, cor. Earle.
Episcopal.
Grace Episcopal Church, S. Mc- Duffie, cor. Morris .- Rev. R. C. Jeter, rector.
Methodist.
St. John's M. E. Church, S. Mc- Duffie, cor. River .- Rev. P; B. Wells, pastor.
Orr Mill M. E. Church, S. Main bey. limits .- Rev. A. J. Harbin, pastor.
Toxaway M. E. Church, Toxa- way Mill Village .- Rev. J. A. Mc- Graw, pastor.
Wesleyan M. E. Church, 1413 S. Main.
West End M. E. Church, Bleck- ley, cor. Piedmont .- Rev. W. J. Snyder, pastor.
Presbyterian.
Central Presbyterian Church, N. W. cor. Main and Orr .- Rev. Bunyan McLeod, pastor.
First Presbyterian Church, 304 Whitner .- Rev. W. H. Frazer, pastor.
A. R. P. Church, 323 N. Mc- Duffie .- Rev. C. M. Boyd, pastor.
Colored Churches. Baptist.
Royal Baptist Church, 4II E. Hampton .- Rev. S. J. Jones, pas- tor.
St. Paul Baptist Church (c), 344 W. Reed .- Rev. H. A. Moore, pastor.
Methodist.
Bethel A. M. E. Church (c), 900 S. Fant .- Rev. T. B. Nelson, pas- tor.
Thompson Centennial M. E. Church (c), 201 W. Market .- Rev. W. H. Redfield, pastor.
Presbyterian.
Salem Presbyterian Church, 205 W. Benson .- Rev. J. P. Foster, pastor.
Express Companies.
Southern Express Co., 317 N. Main .- L. R. Whitlow, agt.
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