Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Published on ~"^" C. M. Tucker and H. L. Johnson r?-.ui;-i & UUUdUUld. Subscription Price - - $1.00 Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Pageland, S. C., under the Postal Act of March 3, 1879. Y_ January 13,1914 Has the county supervisor's 3rd or 4th quarterly report for 1913 been published? If not, why? ^ Today the lawmakers of South Carolina meet in Columbia for - the annual forty daj session, and *u i _ ?.;ii t a. ? i me peupie win nave 10 near 11. m Rumor has it that the vicepresident of the South Carolina Western railroad stated light recently to one of McBee's best nll'/Ptlc tliot tliov linnod ir\ Kii ? v_? (llitl I11VJ ll\/pvu IV w running trains through to Monroe in nine months. Now, take that for what you think it's worth. The recorder's court proceedings as reported in the Monroe Journal last week offered inter esung reading tor those who do j not favor recorder's court. Twenty-five cases are reported and the total punishment handed out to the 25 offenders was 4 1-2 months on the gang and . $13 in fines together with the costs in each case, all nf this falling on 4 of those arraigned, and the other 21 going free after paying the COSTS. It ran something like this: "John Jones, violating ordinance 80; costs," and . * in no instance did the word costs ^ fail to appear. Outsiders sup^ 1 * a post1?violatingordinance B^Lmeans just a plain drunk, but if does, the drunks in old Union rather cheap. Recorder's if we are ^^^^HM^H^H^^B^^eports CHURCH NOTES \ Baptist| }. M. Sullivan. Pastor. y' Wetwefre glad to have an op^ portunlly to be with Bro, Purvis' people at Providence Saturday and Sunday. Good con u re- , gation at both these services. ( It will never cease to seem ' strange to us thot so innnv that I are grown up? now were just I little folks when we were pastor | over there. It is enough to make , us fear that we are getting old whether we feel so or not. . 1 Again it was our good fortune to be with the Pageland folks in the Sunday school as well as the preaching hour. We are very much pleased with the idea of using curtains tc. cut the church building into class rooms. It would not cost very much to do this as cloth could be bought for 12 or 15 cents a yard that would serve this purpose. In the evening services it was the intention of the B. Y. P. U. to elect' officers but owing to lnrk of time the matter was cost poned. We hope no one will refuse to serve as an officer if elected in our next meeting. There is not a greater work for us than helping the young of our church to become efficient in the Lord's work. We were mighty glad to have I>ro. McGraw, M. E. pastor, vith us in these services. We hope every I one who attends our services | will feel perfectly free and easy j and at home in our Father's I louse. Surprises will happen. Ask I the Pageland Mercantile and I Pageland Drug Go. about it they | will verify this statement. Prayer services Wednesday evening 7:30. . White Plains next Saturday 2:20 p. m. Sunday, Sunday t * ? l: 1 i scnooi iu a. m., preucnuig 11 a. m. Methodist Episcopal By Rev. J. A. McGraw This is now the beginning of our third year on this charge and each year Bro. M. V. Carnes at Zoar has paid lis $5.00 on salnt our firct nnnninfmant of <11 V rtl V/Lftl liioi u^/pviiliuiviil 41 Zoar. Many members do not seem to think the preacher needs any of his salary until the year is nearly gone. Bro. Carnes is not that way. Also Bro. v Carnes has been, we believe, the first each year before this to paw. j^^enewal subscription toJtfti| 7!ia ^ 4BM I BUS1 S We HaveJ| S! Business F 8 to Pagelan ? Where Will Open Up 8 uary 15*h A Se | GROCERIES, Di w I l?i I Sj Oiir Stock Is Boug1 U and In Every way Gc tyj Buy W Cash, we pro jgj in order to give the p |lj lor their money. Ill WBV _ _?M we much your Tinrt IS ILbo | ivcd Our S >m Ruby | un Or About Jan- tyj dieted Stock Of |{j T' ' 2 IV GOODS, Etc. I h/t For Cash, Is New ^ Ad Value: and as we pose te oell lor Lash, Sj^pie the * best value Si m m I Business, and will IJj w kK & CO. I | TO OUR IQYAI IAS THE OEU YE EXTEND OUR HI TO OUR CUSTOM] MADE THIS THE IFUL YEAR WE HAD AND WE PL TINUED EFFORT HALF. WISHING YOU YEAR. WE ARE," PAGELAND HA MTTirt H/ITTV1 iUULiSj: IT55JM I have a car load of extra fine in town. Each mule w< sonally, and 1 guarantee eac If you want to buy, swa are picked over. I also have a nice line c select from Call at once a s. F. IR L CUSTOMERS j | AR CLOSES WE 1 CARTY THANKS S ERS WHO HAVBv $ MOST SUCCESS-\ 1 : HAVE EVER VL nr\/-iT-i ^ ,LUUt UUK (JONS IN YOUR BEA HAPPY NEW _. || SINCERLY, RDWARE CO. ? ES! MULES! M I uidic muies ai my staoies as selected by me per h one of them. p or sell come before they )f buggies and 'harness to 9H nd be fitted up. fGRAM