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(AURONS NOTES. H Mrs. Thos. Sajnders, Miss Lida and Thomas Sanders, Jr., are visiting friends and relatives in Helena. Mrs. Rosa Madden, Mrs. Benzena Madden-Hunter j and little Hannah Catherine, are j visiting relatives in Union and Jonesville. Mrs. Ida Mfe Whitener, Misses Leona and Jade Hunter of Whitmire, ara visiting their sister, Mrs. S. C. Sat terwhite. Mrs. Nettie jSpann of Columbia is, spending somej time here among , friends and relatives. Mr\ Thomas! Sullivan, who has been in Baltimore, Md., for several months, is hoipe for a few weeks. The remain^ of Mr. David Miller, son of Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Miller of Spartanburg, $ut formerly of this city, were brought;' here for burial last Wednesday, j Mrs. Harriet McDaniel and Miss Donzie McDaniel of Spartanburg came dqwn withv tlfe family of Mr. David Miller. j Mrs. Ernaline Nelson is visiting in Greenwood, j Mrs. Amanda Watts died Saturday after a long j illness and was buried here Sunday.! She leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss. j Mrs. Mary L. Franklin of New York, formerly of Bhis city, was a pleasant visitor in herb last week. Mrs. Frank lin was accompanied by her niece, Mrs. Nance! of Greenwood. Mrs. Nance is pleasantly remembered here as Miss Susie Wideman. GREENWOOD NOTES. i - The churches of the city are doing very good vfork. Rev. S. C. Camp # bell, (Pastor cjf the Morris Chapel Bap tist Church, breached two very soul stirring sermons on Sunday, August 14th, with an) attendance of more than 500. j The youn? ladies and young men of the Morris Chapel Baptist church entertained j;he people of the city i Tuesday nigjht, August 16th, with a ghost party, j A large nuimber of young ladies and i young men off this city are planning to enter the different colleges of this State and qther States. Greenwood is proud of i her boys and girls, at least she should be. Mr. and j Mrs. S. J. Jones and friends were pleased to have as their r 4 Tffiffi MisR p08* L- Jones, who is a P^^? o?r tpe John Nina Hospital of ? Spartanburg^ Miss Jones had a two weeks' vacation, one week of which was spent in Columbia. We are delighted to have as visi tors in the i city Miss Bessie Clink scales, a v$ry brilliant young lady and a student of Morris College, and Miss Owens j,a charming young lady and a student of State College. The crop conditions in this ipart of the State do ?not seem to be the worst. There has been an unusual large crop of watermelons and cantaloupes. The dry weather] has decreased the ac tivity of thej weevil. We are hoping that the weevil will not do the farmer I < any great damage. Correspondent. < EXECUTIVE BOARD, COL- ? ORED STATE FAIR, MEETS FAIR REVIVAL PUT ON. > Bishop iv. D. Chappelle Sounds ?Keynote-Plans Are Made fbr Bigger Fair Nov. lst-4th,!?92?. The Executive Committee met in Co lumbia, S. C., August 11th, and put on a very constructive program for the fair this fall. A suggestion by Bishop W. jo. Chappelle that we or ganize each] district of the State be came a veijy happy thought of the meeting. Tjiis was indorsed by R. W. Westberry, j who declared that we should put jon a great State Fair re vival. Thi$ idea was further sane doned by acting upon a thought of E. J. Sawyer's^ who stated that we au thorize andj instruct each member of the Executive Committee to appoint persons in leach county in the State, requesting jthem to interest the peo ple and to jbring exhibits to the fair this fall. I Commend* to begin to get ready to start to go to the great agricultural, mechanical! and educational fair. Premiums ^ill be paid. There will be attractions,! exhibits, music, football and fun by ?the ton each day. Prepare \o bring the whole family this fall from the baby in the cradle to the grandma in the rocker. Four big days. Executive * < Board-Dr. J. H. Goodwin, president; ?T. A. Williams, treasurer; R. W. Westbury, superintendent; A. W. Hill, Secretary; Bishop W. D. Chap pelle, Gree^ Jackson, G. C. Williams, W. S. Watjjon, W. M. Wallace, C. G. Garrett, Sf M. Walker, Rev. & M. Waiker, "rn J. ;Sawyer, Rev. J. Smith. t FHE PROPHff LT CONDUCTED A REVIVA L AT FELLOW SHIP CHURCH. On Sunday, Angust 7th, I preached the opening sermon at Fellowship Baptist churcir'in the revival and con tinued through the week. We had a large audience on Sunday and each night. Many people came 12 miles to hear the prophet. Rev. D. M. Spearman is the pastor of this large church and he always makes visiting ministers welcome. He is the Moderator of the Enoree Asso ciation. He secured my services four months ago. He put the meeting en tirely in my charge and we had a glor ious time. The oldest members of the church said that they had never seen the attendance larger throughout 24 revival. The collection was ?83. Rev. Spearman is a member of my high council. Sister Lizzie Douglass, with her good husband, Deacon Doug lass, came a long distance to be at the meeting. She is one of the leading female members of the council and is doing a great deal to help spread the news of the reign of Christ on earth. Deacon Douglass raised the offering on Sunday morning. The membess put forth every effort to make things pleasant for its, We spent the night with the follow ing persons: Deacons Ruff, Suber, Eigoer, Henderson. Also we visited Brothers Abraham, Rutherford Juid several others and riined with them. On my way from Augusta fo this church I stopped in Columbia with my friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Felder. Everybody that lives near any of the members of my high council are mak ing great admiration at the fine crops thaf. tilg)' have. Rev. Spearman, Bro. F. C. Clinftscales of Anderson writes me that they have fin* crops Sister Kinara failed to get to the metung. My write-up on the life of Dr. C. T. Walker created a great deal of inter est amo?ig pur race and there are Have Yo ali wool su RED G MEN'S, WOMEN'S Ai MOST UP-TO-DATE L LEATHER SHOES S QUALITY IS GUARDS CANNOT BE BEATEN. WOMEN'S SHOES $3. SHOES FROM $1.00 T SHOE TROUBLES THL FAMILY AND FRIEN] TAYLOR STREET. I? ? c many persons who say that they would not have known many details about him if they had not been subscribers of The Indicator. Long live the great paper. - ? will be at Little River Zion Bap tist church next week. Some persons ? are writing to me asking about the trouble that is soon coming. I will tell you about that later. The following persons send money for the paper:* (1) W. A .Abram, $1.50, Blairs, S. C., R 1; (2) Mrs. Mary B. Davis, 90c, Blair, S. C., R 1; (3) ] R .B. Baxter, 90c, Blairs, R. 1; (4) D. G. Eigner, 90c, Blairs, R. 1, box 8; < (5) M. C. Ruff, 90c, Blairs, R. 1; (6) Jas. Rutherford, 90c, Blairs, R. 1, box 1. Total, $6. Fellowship is a great church and there is great work to do and God will bless it to complete that work. 1 LABOR DAY BARBECUE. The Church Aid Club of Second Calvary Baptist Church has plans made for a big barbecue on Septem ber 5th, Labor Day, on Roach's green, corner Gervais and Heidt street. Mr. Elliott Green, the best barbecue cook in the State, will see that all patrons enjoy the best meats of the day. Dinner will be served any hour after 12:00 o'clock. This barbecue will be given for the benefit of the church. All interested parties are invited to come or send buckets. i Authorized by Church Aid Club. . . . ^ . Phone 5614 ADAMS' SHOE 1 > M. E. ADAI Satisfaction ( Shoes called for and delivered. ur Fall Suit LEEVY'S, When made at Lj fronts never brea teed. Fit, workm teed. Tell your Bargains at 1. S. 1 Boy Hundreds of whit and South Carolii and style of the bought from I. S. date line of boys's School suits. Dui lits will be soldatf OOSE SHOES ?D CHILDREN'S. SEE THE JNE OF GUARANTEED ALL HOWN ANYWHERE... THE LNTEED. AND THE PRICES MEN'S SHOES $3.00 TO $10. 00 TO $10.00. CHILDREN'S O $5.00... WHEN YOU HAVE MK OF AND TAL?? TO YOUR DS ABOUT I. S. LEEVY, ON 5. LEEV OLUMBIA'S LE Ot. C. 1. STEPHENSON pkTtiei&a and Surgeen Residence Pkene 2621 0#ee Pkene 3586 on,? inn: . te ?eae A. M. to S P. M., ? te 8:30 P. M. DWgee Of Wenen and Ckildraa a Specialty OfflCt 1*1* Assembly St., SY?T ferry's Store. Ha . An Up-To Date Lint Of Ladi^ & Children Hats The Season's Beat Jill aa* Tke?. If yee want your OLD Hat* Mad? NEW Iring Them Te HE [ Caa Do Aaythin* In Millinery Mies Lannie Kennedy Lill GerraiiSt, Gelam bia. S. C CALL Tatum's Bakery For Fresh Rolls and Pies Daily Pound Cake a Specialty 24 ll Gervais Stre : j Ph?nw Office 87??, Residence 2581-J ! to 10:19 A. J*. * to 4:0? P. M [i te 109 P. M. 6 to 8:0* P. M DR. J. a STUART Physician and Surgeon. Di&Aaaes of Women and Chlldreo a Specialty. Office, 1323 Assembly St. Reelsen?*. 1417 Pine St 1012 Washington St. REPAIR SHOP " VIS, Prop. Guaranteed Second-Hand Shoes for sale. Overcoats, i AT Columbia eevy's, coat coll kk. Prompt del< anship and mai friends of the < Leevy's store. 's School Su e and colored b na will testify t? guaranteed Bc Leevy's. Parenl suits before ord* 'ingthis season \ practically whole Y, 1221 ' APING MERCI ?hone 319 Learn ?o Orow Hair Ooa?pu?te coors? Dy mail oi u> personal instructions, ? 4Jpia?tt% ir Qm. Luna, oouegc ot uair culture m a pastport to prosp ?inj ls your ft air snort? Dreading on:, tmu or tailing out?. tiave you uitei, V* your ?o?ijj iten; xi a ve you more tuan a normal amount ol uaadxiMt't' Mme. C. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. ?'rite Xor ?ooKiet waicu ceils ox positive cares ol ali tcaij? disease* ?W{|9 tue aa?r irom ?diung out and atar?a u at once u< growing. ?eware ui lmitttLiona -ali ?I dime. G. J. Wai?er preparations are put up in yeiiow un ?WXM. A. six WK s trial treatment scat to any aadreas Oy mail Xor >L 7?. ?ioae ail taQ?ey orders pay&uie tu Mme. C. Waiker, ?sena *t**tps Xor roj^iy AAi?NTb WAIN i&u. WKlXi?? i? UKa l&Rfc?. ine g?t*U ara manufactured oy The Madam C J. Waiker C?K ?4U Nerta West ?t., lndianapu , iga^?Maa mmssmm???ixm?????????????m?? one 2315-Y* ? ,, umcc ?'nene 14?7. lies N. J. FREDERICK PRACTICE ?N ALL COURTS Of THE STATE. Attorney at Law and Notary Hubl:c liOij washington S?.., Cuiun?/ia, ?. K. ?JEL J. iL WAXXb ?urgoen Dentis* Gold Crown and i?rioge Wsrit ? ?p<?ciaity 111o 1-2 Waaiuagton ?t. Gdium&?a O vor Jehnaon, t?radiey ? Mirria Undei-taxer? FOK m& Bi?ST GKADt OF Ufte? keurs: S to i? a, m. 12 to 2. , p. m. ? to a p. m. I>&. t?. A. ?V??JSTT jPaysieian and 6urgeo& Diseases ai Women and Children ?5pecia?ty Office and residence, 1329 Pine i two blocks ironi old office, i'liene Columbia, S. At pnces fe* ?ow as the lowest CAUL ON B. P ?L t. A. Davis Xhe one price shoe dc&iers ia Columbia 1710 Main Street Hours; 9 to 10 A. M. ? 1 to 2 P. M. 3 to 4 P.M. ' 7 t 8 P. M. DIL L. M. DANIELS Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Giren Diseases of Women }.... u&ce Residence f 1125 Washington St. 1610 Sumter St. I Phone 1429 Phone 2564 Columbia. S. C. 9 .row.-i and Bridge Work a Specialty i-~ Dr. A. T. Cornwell I MONEY TO LOAN. Dentist ; .uuuvj tc loan on Household JTox ifixam?nat?oas F^ee. . Telephone Coa- Vi mire, ranos. Live Stock and Auto..? nectioc. Office hours: a ia j Lr -biies= 6:30 p. m. j ? iii?: CAROLINA LOAN & GUARANTY Office, I23:t: Gadsden St. COMPANY. Chester, S. C 1-28 Main St. Phone 265 md Trousers Tailored *s Lea ars fit perfectly, \ 3veries guaran terial ai i guaran-' ? Great Tailoring its oys in Columbia j o the durability ! >y's wool Suits j ts, see the up-to- ' iring your boy 's )oys' high grade j ?sale prices, $6.50 and up, SOCKS AND STOCKINGS WE HAVE MANY DOZENS OF FANCY WOOL SOCKS, SILK AND PLAIN HOSE FOR MEN, WO MEN AND CHILDREN. READY-TO-WEAR AND LEFT OVERS BUSINESS MEN WHO DO NOT HAVE TIME TO BE MEASURED FOR A TAILORED SUIT, SHOULD SEE THE LATEST STYLES AND UP-TO-THE-MIN UTE PATTERNS IN LEEVY'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. I THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 12:00 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY NIGHTS. OTHER NIGHTS UNTIL 8:00 O'CLOCK. PRICES ON READY-TO-WEAR AS LOW AS $15.00 Faylor St. HANT TAILOR