The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 19, 1908, Image 1
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GEORGIA RA
5 AUGUST/*
Gte
C CAPITAL AND 51
J? On January 1st a
m was added to tliis
' posited therein li
.*? e.?t Compounded
-5 THIS IS YOU
yt" | yWBBMj
I ffl AN B
|b> lit | $ should 1*3 acconip
IS !,1 i I of il l,r ?P-'Oy
;; >| stocking: or even i
^ s c| to caro for it. I'll
Th it will avoid all
^S&i. or rats. You can
^ confidence lint \v
^ iiil interest Paid on
JPjjj W. II. TllM
nk^^Pjnl W111. M. C \
> You are cordially
S Savings Accc
) Columbia Savings Ban
? Absolute 1 y safe.
S ;Aall Solicited.
> I) 0 lit V\VW|>. President
13 itesburg Shaving]
in rear ol' Post O.In
E
l;lKil:NK AZI:T
Private Dining Roon
Choicest i;tiil>les of tl
POPULAfc
I; very tiling Clean, N
MA LAV I
S37 Bread St.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS
BETWEEN BATLSBU11G AND SUMMEKLAMD
INN- THK BIDDING
WAS SPIRITED BUT PHIC?;S
LOW CONSIDERING
LOCATION.
< >n Monday aft in i at ' ?? Vlocl
\ lie A merican !! ! \ ; A ik : ion < <
< >n. ucl.cd a ;ii.'. o : . >l for M
,1. U illiaii. Mill'. 1 t \v ii l'-.U e
l#iir< iiud Sumo i . . i 11,:. ! h.
c caied coii i It :.. < e i111< r, A and .
I rrfo crowd w re pi . tent 'l he I >'
I;.-oiio|iI a sin.a price t nisid-riiio1 11
1 ,cat ton and a: I or or Id wei
s I ' i .iUJi'nK l $ > > ?i lo sil'o (10 pe
I t Mr. .Mitchell \vi Ik! cw the :
ma. ider and slopped the sale.
Toe purchaser.- as well as can lu: as
S:-rt.lined were:
.1 .1 Tjiylor, I,oe-.vil . 1 ii>>. $ i
I!. II.
'J iimnerman, Iial? -1> j i rr, " " 1 *
I. .1. Taylor, Lees\il, . " " ?">.c
.. .. ?. .? i. .. 7(, (
NV. Asl>iU, " " " <>().<
1 " " 1 " i,(
.1 io (I. I>arby, I'al < >1 .ry, ' "
< I). Frye, ' ?i0.<
M I., liutlaml. " " .'..I
< . \v. Stewart,
I . Kikard, Hal?. 1?.ir ,
!Ots. euiT. 1::oC.
W. Stewart, l;uu .i. ,
J lots, each. \'2->.
*' " ' Hate: tir,', I lot.
1). Ilikaicl,
: .ots, oaeli s'?
Li. VV. Stewart, Iiate> nv? I lot. >
Fiuent? A/otta,
J .nt*. each, 0!
The BAT
THE NEWS
WW Wi*WWWt?wtiWWkgr 001
ILROAD BANK f i*at<
t, GEORGIA. 2 ?
- M j
JRPI.US $550,000.00 [? ; 1)
SitviiiRs Department ? ! j
Bank. All money de- * 1
ears interest at I per m '
January and July. ? .
" " ? Miss Miu
R OPPORTUNITY ?: '<iusi?urk'
WW^"' j he^wv
? Mr. :). I
* ":,si" ?
i Mrssi s. \
'mil spent!
VE l:OI< MONEY .win i!?.
anieJ by the ability l<> lake care Miss IOuii
Keep'n; if in ai old wallet, a i Salisbury,
in your safe is not the proper way ^(5 Miss M u
i?s ways are all risky. Deposit ' w;ls j,, |.;i
>j* U'is week.
riu - & ...
& \u\
CUNS KAINK
?. u .... <- /- ^ I lie Miss
itesburg, fa. c.
risk i?i toss tlirou^ti lire. theft Misses 'J
H<> oil miking 111 >.e with perfect g. j Win* ten ai
I1.1t vou have 111 ule is safe and ^tL
Sf?i .Mr. .loin
Saving*. ^[section, wa
deposit ttn\J>. f'ir Rent. Messrs T
. . , Vjp maiia, wer
V\hRM \N, President. ?
I" |:, > Vire " ^ ' Mr* a,ul
I Ihv, \kl m t. V
JONES, Cash ^ t,iv
JRT6R, Asst. Cashier. M\ Mrs.M
^IMiss Luei
Mr I'N '
_____? ?. here :i bu
> Alile, Ks.|
invited to open a ) <iav an I Si
ant /i t h the 5 ite\ w i
k <Sc Trust Company. S " '
} Mr Clare
Saving tooounts by ( johostonJ
interest at &. ^ MiesLuu
C'Jl.t M.t:.-,. .... ^
?pring, wii
?arlors, Pool Rooms
ie oil Hartley street
[ot towels.
... 4 .. i> . i .' daughter a
1 A, Prop., ISatesluirt>*, S L
i i ii tin.' i
between rI
^ it no locale
mJ I y\ | defeated b,
he* a il"? ' in "" * rp. ,
1 he Lot
a i m i 11m W * i I K's 1. i
jc1 jj -" """!.111
t(? . Ml ! IV
?-> . I , . M !i I I'l
is lor I Ilealio I'arlit-s. ,,.r M ,,,
ie Season. ; Mrs.Media
| land. Iiav
. very much
i PRICI3S 1 ! s
Mr !l Si.
cat and Up-to-date.
S BROTHERS
/ - i a '"'f-' '
Augusta, Cia.
Mir M
l S M.itii
M. II. Rutland, P> itesluny, huiryesl 1
lots. each. Mr. U.ieS
Walter J. MeCaitha Hutesbnrtf.
i int. mi.' Mi"!? <1,
Wade < I-"inch, Bnt^bnri,'," " 7ft.< m1,1 : n"1
. . S-, ( , "
<vv. Stewart. " " " mm i '
W I. t'l ,011, I. ? -?vi.. ' ' 0.' ) '
.1 jj l.apiW
Yu nn.di! > I i ll sliure 1 ?
2 lot-, each.- "Id" i iJANC1
(' M Slewai . Ihllesliur;!. I i t, lOn.t 1
I! I . r healy " |U\ ; .1,
J lids each, Midi 0pt lli|lk,
- hits. . acli. Ie' on ;md it j.
i up Cok< :-II. Iiatcshiii-),'. 1 l"t, p,..
( . \V . l v\ a . I, i*? pi ouiislots
each, ,u ;
M. It. H - it \vi ;ld Kateshiiitf his the i
1 !? ' '? I hlst'M V Ol
Tile llO
i,i ... , meet <'
liooks ol Subscription. 11,.:i?,
i1 No! ice of l he pen in# I t h I> ' ''
in < : S'.iIim-' i|)l io.i to t lie cipilai s..) k of 1 ai<1"11'
XI the I kit eitiiirt' iCiinerv. I.ie i>t<
in m >ii i is it i-;kki:y <;i \ i;\ t .1 v :i"
)? 1 !> V I t 'in Ol I he C< llimiss til issued |> C'lidilUM
in t h i> 11 i- 1 !-.M 1 I1 ard of Corporator: mitnttJfCl
LlO hv Hie lion. I! M Mel. -wn, m?t 'an -I'mmct
iki i uf Stale lor ih Si at e of - - . I h ' .111?
no I Una. dated I he till h da\ of .Inn I on
) ooks ol snhsi'i dp! inli \> ill he Op n I l>ai"l>C
u 'j the nnd- I'sipned Corporator., at the
; oilier of K. ' uics I .1. in the town i I ^ ' ,N
Ikite.sbuiK, m C., at I >a. in. on lli .peatS
1 d- "Jl'ii i day of June 1 >u7,and will ho. ke|
iiopeil until the whoiO cf in id C.ipit n t ween
0 1 St ,ck is siilisenhetl. |u) R||
.om.i A C Jones, ,
1 l ra ('. t 'arson, Corporator:*.
. , C. I >. .Julie ,, )
?.'? 0
t.
ESBURC
A TRI-COUNT
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KATIZSBUKti, a. C.,; I I .MY.
> OF THR7l\
TON MARKET. CHlLilli ' 1
isburg Spot 12c
~~ ~ " AT MT. P?
ERSONALS. ??'
AN!) / -J
PRi d
i Minick, of Sardis, was in shopping
yester lay. <' 11 i NI re t? ^
. church which t h
lie Glover, of Denmark, Is , , ...
. . ?. last will Ion;: he , >
isit to Miss Ruby tilovor. ,
present, Jon or
1. rioatwright. of Samaria, 1 exercises or ft -s
n Tuesday. were 11 'hi. r.
V. t:. Hates and I'.vd ml- to whal lh' v a
several days this week lis 11 - k'!l, ioti lias 0
I'M 1st., near bambino. the Interest b , ' <v m
<|tiite a roi I'll hi *.<> t
no.'Courtney Is visiting .11 n0l been in attcndanc
*S|'' past. 'J'he program wai
S iifler, of U'id^e Sprint;, sive and 1 ar? \ ! ' '
tesburtt shopping one day which are held in to in n
assemblies usua'ly eontf
...... ... 'J'he success of t his oc
M. Hartley, of Monctta, , ,.
own t),is week. to the untirintf nerk'.o
the enicienl superinlei
-> vt>.ivibiit-iiauhi. ui umm' i. r>i .?i' assist ' uy 1
ii' <l in IiittesUui^r ihis svecU. iaud. Tli? drilling ot t
Mr Brand, and Blv.ra M A ' '
re visitlnir In Augusta. Klrkla c
Ihe w rk vas thon-ngl
i Me( 11'iv, hi 'lie isai lis lyoa' ;<(! 111 Misses
s here one da> litis week. aiul paisy Rlrkland k
. i: ana Rd. Jones, f Sa~ ?nt,? tall U>y their
e in town yesterday. mental selections. I
... , , session was taken up
Mrs. Jasper Rusbey, from by M|,m| norbcrt r.
\ illing. were in town Tues- anfJ () , StrinKrtek<
Furtnan and <5. F <
.1 llolesteiii and dan; liter, which was heartily en
le. were here Wodn sday About uuuti the lauii
gregation displayed ant
iviiiiamt. ot Oik Grove, waa tuo laol to tliefulleit a
, better cooks can he toi
si.ioss \estord.iy ....
from whence they conn
> I Sample and Eugene W ious array of edibles t ha
, visiied Hatesburg Sal-ur- from south Car ma'-,
iint' ay. No one large or small I
' Y irhorongh spent Monday ant with an appetihlW|1
thoroughly appeased.
l rogram wa- i>eaut ifuil
ne Ash.ll spent Sunday .it appreciated :
villi his parents .. "
Song?To the Work.
. 1 iMaw vidted in Mc-.c: '? "<.'i or. le.uihu ...
Address of Wcloom
at Wat kins, of Ridge C-cgory.
s lure Monday. Exercise. By Twelve
Song?Utile Soldier
rceUu8 Sucadtmu. ot St Recitation?Growing
'e on a \ i. i < is uik le, Hy Jessie Sanders,
madman. Recitation Children
J.?.ies F.> i is unending Twolv ' ays
dgelield his weak. LI-citation hy Luc
.. . ... , , Fanny Sanders.
Itei ! visited ins wife and , . . ^
Song \\ ork for t he .>
it h raw the past week. n,,.,. ,
Sons' Sewing I nno
sella game on Frilay list Margie and Owin Car v
'ronton and Kateshurg on Reeilat ion ? (>ne Lit
iin n in i tli' visitors were Ten Little CI iris.
y a se re of i to 2. Song Cast Thy Rri
,\ !.. ball te . s . over Waters
alteriiooti and wiped the Recitation <> s
witli hatesburg. Se re "> Rhkland.
.. ot the visitors. * Recitation 1 no Mi?
\innc Frank in.
\iedlock and little d vugh- song?What Shall ti
i. who have been visiting Recitation?The Fru
k's inotln r, M is M S lint py Ten Children,
returned to Ware Shoals Quartette By O. W
heneiii.'d hy th ir stay in;wmis Daisy Kirkla
i (iunter.
r, ns was a visitor i Rates- Rritation Iwo'hp
id iv. Franklin.
Song I> tile Little !
i> black a d Mi 11 l nipt Recital ion the Litt
lie St. 1.. s s in. w -r ,.:;ia Satcher
visitors ; . Rates! irg last Rotation Chain oi
V- Recitation Old II vit
I.i,I .ii riiuuii.'d hv Mr Siaeks.
. its : assed lliroiitfh Mates Sontf W; I 1 li r H
i?lay cn : in' to Aiken in My Crown.
? ;iut i >hile. Ileeita i n I'lie 1!
..... i Appeal. I'.\ I lattie 1
on Wednesday evening. '. , , ,. .
... , Keritatn I i ae I.
it 111 ,ne of t he lirid in
. .. , , f in. ;i f t! Wis.
> ( .. .itr ihivd (Iroueli. or
... s ip; lo i ui I J i tt i
air! Miss Ivila Hrolhe.
l w -lies then: a l.eifj and
I?y I ?ats\ 1\ii ivland,
scut; Throw < i .' II
?,> . m- ; t<- St t1 \T 1
: AI HARRIS SPRINGS.
World. Hv S v eii ' i i r
Trio Saved iiy <>
avi hen. issue I tor the Kirklau 1 .Iniiiii lei
l a., i: Harris Spring II't. V Sawyt
enis ih niuht <>f duly did. I owcr Drill H>
ii p i a i.ii Ke p;at tiering will h .-.tat ion Tin.
I a mo-t nj ytible I'n 1 c, Vt \ (j( Hake.
i line orchestra will > .uid a e< Mention we.
in ! .. i \ 111ii> done to make j ,njSiSI IISi
nost ineiiiorahle hall in lilt
HARRY AND
Ml 11'-in a X Wees, tonne i T^I^i
'I >. it hi At an a. an 1 t i Alilj'
in Kichin aid D will I
.1 on the in .1 i.bera! li. . PROPOSITION TO S?
I lias In- l: llion I ell IV ? mi i inn i iin
, ; I HtlAVYN AND
11 i' \ r.vi lni put iii iirsi > Wilful'
i It th intention WILL ol
I).-lit i aUe it l!i< \ ,|t .I n, 1
-iort in the south. jlcr |llls>.)iiii i i\
? I oiled and will not h
.eon-lint! I" a slaletnei
cue at Summci l '.iul. iMmieio Koiii> i:\t,
sel. Mi <> lit illy .k
ill furni >h a lir.stel . .n e - spite tin* attitude i
, .... . other members of '
ummcrlaii'l Mhu ial .^lunes, I ...
who have been ? pp
i Batestburg and LeesvllL , oiil fhAw,#iH \sii' wtfti
i as the w i f it !Iai i >
> 1 - 1' Alt ' Ine, 1 Mr, o u Uy saUl I
s. I\ Alewme. domain ... New * or I
^communication wit i
iADV
V PAPER
, JUNB 10th. u)08.
E COUNT
? STATE OFFIl
| HAVE EASY
BLLtir" PRACTICALLY NC
it. TION FOR REFLI
Ml Pleasant
by'u'S except in per
: years ;ir>? the
of litis kind. TWO
lively speaking 1 If VF
'l ip- congre "...
II . an I THE SURPRISE OF TBI
isl M,inlay wan ANNOUNCEMENT (
.e ,\ito nave
for SOUie 11 tr.e HENHYT THOMT
i.uite pxtoit"
m laroeea.-ions Wlu:" ?lie time for itlii.
s whore largo Stale ollieor* closed I nest
, at the office of State <ua
Mission is due Io,uiS thcrc w'ls ,hut ""
i ,>f entrv of State-wide iittpo
id 'lit, Mr. R. "r Col. Henry T. Thomnst
11 A C, Kirk- ,)i:l ,ot' adjutant general.
In children by ' aniiounoeint nt of <
ill the Misses s0" came somewhat as ;t
i:t mention ;is who thought that
!\ and careful- bent, (Jen ('. Royd, wu
1 lev (Junter I oppositi< n. 'ion. Royd
ep! tlic throng I-wo years and was I rmer
h . and Insru- die First regiment. wit h 1
ii afternoon (;r. onviilo. lie is a
wltli speeches veteran and since iiis
iiles f \||;( i, lived in i'olumhia.
I i n milling , JH?:np n has !).
' ' nivorsitles ,noniher nl tin militia at
>.V'Ml b all. mantis the See md regi
is oi ilie eon- lm>hal>!e that neither of t
i do: >nst rated ,os wi" able to attend
\l that ii:? meetings on account of t
nid.no matter m?iit. wineh commence'
h th, delle- Sullivan's Island, but let
t was produced st'nl eacli of the count
Sands Ii ills, i outlining the platform
oft Ml I'Jeas- ,or election
that was not j I''10 other state officers
l ie following lioallyas mentioned sew
v c.\ c ited and ; 'ho si itc. (Jov. Ath
j some oppositi n front ( .
Newberry. 1J is excellent
1 plt. Vei j dl< 'irwt ?> i?fpj (>f tl,
0. .Ry (ieot-e ui,In, tfr,i' il" of die S
j even those who are unop
i Little (iirla. -1ih ,lar<,'yprobable thai
s <>f the King. pt !Ip '' : noro r a" 1
up for Je.sus. m('!' " ""
I 'i Stat" superiuten !ei
's Ha y Ry '*s'-v'os R. Melhchami
hut k'. K. C. Mi ii i i r* of
V '?unter at.,I ,oh"
Spring, formerly of Ivl
ik'ht is< tuning. j ,n:Ilko 1,10 ra'"
h\ Wade! " ral'roll(' commissi
er. ' i 'nan R. I,. Caugl min of t
tie Penny lit j 0,1 ,M 1 "" r,,olection. being
I 'aines , Causletoi 1'ii/ali,
ea I ITpon the i burn,,?f' mii-leston, .1. a
. of Columbia and II. \V. |j
m- I:. Claris!c?l.""'W:lI
or < oinp1 roller getter.*
tsion tux Ry ttn^vof 'his city will
inciitnb nt, I Ion \ W.
ir llarv st Ii.-. ol." 11
; I J It' U < t I I lilt IV ^ 'I 1,1,1 ~ 1
il ,f the heed. uishopviiic.
Attorney tfen- '"a!?.1 '
Siiwjer, Mike Abl)eVlIll.
11 1 a,vl Ll,cv Secretary ot state It.
ol t'l (L'cuce.
hai.s I5> I'earl sut(, troaj; ,IVI K u.
i' iluml'i t.
Sum Iteam .
.. \\ OW. li\ ' ^o:lirn 1 l,Ml su
The lo. iwiiig p v
I'raj I candidates fui solicit trt
us. K. Mar e i |.i -u I,' r 1 '111
St on.I circuit ?.'as. I*.
A' St a is in |- liynas, \\ . M tiraha
Phi i d circuit?.1 Ith-.t
i ? lild 's |._ || si ... \. li. St uck*
rank I: n j Fourth circuit .1. Man
viiik'. ( ' >: ; I Ifii Circui' W 11 11
1 Christie licnct, d o. li.
?' ">* Is. it. Clarke.
" t 1 hl\ s 1 - I. Cilv uit J. k ll<
Seventh circuit I h s.
it :o I.inc. KitfhlIt circuit K A.
n a irk. li i,at
kite nf 1 he .it \\ . St.
'in. II IVu:il'oy.
Ity I ?aisy I'eni h ciic'.iit ' ' M
" I Itouhaui, A II. Dahlia.i.
j l. \.illh circui1 tmm
r's. merman
<ok. Twelfth circuit I'. 15.
an address Quatt" ?a on, Wait? II
, '11 up for t'lnvton
\ v in D \ ii > i t t: (
m ?i VM Th fuil?',vll|K i' '
i V Ci Li I PI
WILED. tr::;.
1? 1 \V. s. Smith.
PL'UATL WITH
MUlillAGE iAV1'"
nil I oil 11'? (I i.' : ricl .1 T
1 .11 h ills! let T. I?. I
Kv \ ti Tiiaw j"luy. ^ ' ' I'ol!' t*k
i I. if rei" >ii" j th lislivt Willi.i
i. i.it.'d, iu ?' A. iI i!;'cv. i. k. i
il (mliy I. \ ' .'u'? .1 ill . .' \\ . Ka.'S
l> Tluivv\ emu - Scxonlh :i u rl. t.- v.
1:..11tod Lliaf "dt- The stale campaign
'lis. Thau and j -Matthews M o ines ley ;
l? Tliavv fainilv, every candid tie was
til".Mis ICvtlyu candidates 1 oi coilgriss
I lie I pi is i i n ;t > I a Hi I spe.ik at the ii
"I haw." lesp. ol ive districts ai
iclvii Thaw wi i meel uu<s will he arrant
so as to be in cutive committees t?
tier husband, ^counties.
* T. ; VOCATF
Fes condep
<111.5 (IflMPAHSN lEETINfiS.il
/iiijuu \\
TIME Scitutoiral Candidates
Monck's Corner -Friday, June 19.
Georgetown- Saturday, " 20.
k nppnCI KinKrcstrt'c Monday, " 22. ^
' urruol" Florenec-Tueslay. 44 2::. K
^PTIflN Marion?Wednesday, " 24.
jUiiUn. Conway?Friday. " 20.
Darlington?Saturday, " 21.
Kishopvillc Tuesday, " 20.
II IID^ I Jen net tsv I lie Wednesday, July 1 T
***" Clkcsterlield -Thursday, " 2. *
fl k CJFO Camden ? Friday, " 11.
IjAoLo. Lancaster Saturday. " 4.
Winnsboro Monday, 44 0.
E DAY WAS (: hester?Tuesday, 44 7. I
Yorkville, Wednesday, 44 8. 1
)F COL. (JalTney?Thursday, 44 9.
ipftM Spartanburg Friday. 44 10.
Fnion?Saturday, 44 11.
^ pledges for Columbia Tu sday. 44 14.
lay at noon Newberry?Wednesday, 44 1"?.
i.iiiun WUie creenwood?Thursday, 44 1G.
e additional Abbeville- Friday, 4 17.
rtancc that Anderson?Saturday, 41 1*.
jn of Co lu m- Walhalla?'Tuesday, 44 2 1 .
Dickens?Wednesday, 14 22. '
"ol. Thornp- Greenville?Thursday, 4 4 28. P
surprise to Laurens- Frldav, 44 21. w
the incum- Lexington?Tuesday, 4 4 2V. w
uld have no Saluda?Wednesday. 4 4 2'.?. D
lias served iM^efield -Thursday, 44 JO. f
ly colonel of Aiken?Friday, 14 31. "
liead.Iuar.ers Hamberg Saturday, Aueust 1. ''
Con federate Llarnwell?'Tuesday, 44 4 . t*
election has Hampton?Thursday, 44 >. a;
Heaufort? Friday, 4 4 7 .
n a lifelong altcrboro?Saturday. 44 8.
id now com- Charleston -Wednesday, 44 19. '
imcnt. It is St. George -Thursday. 44 20.
he Candida* OraoKeburtf?Friday, 44 31; r
the lirst few St. Matthews Saturday, 4 4 22 J(
lit Ulluamp- ?
TIIK -TAIK ? AMI'AIMN.
i today on
ters will be 'he schedule for t he candidates for m
,y chairmen, ^tate oHic< s is as follows: N
and teas ns St. decree?Fi iday, June l!? i
Charleston Saturday, ' 20. ti
re .Tain prac- VValtcruoio ?Monday, " ,22. w
ral days uj,"> Heiufort?Tuesday, " 23. hi
icl will have Hampton?Wednesday, " 24
L. Hlease of Haruwell?Friday, ?ti. p
jy will attend Haiti hern Saturday, ' 27. u
en'upai.'U, m? 'ny pit 'I'ur .'H? \, , " 30 n
tate officers, Saluda ~Wednesday, July 1. Si
posed, but it I'idr'clield?'Thursday, " 2. G
this will he Aiken Friday, ? 3. p
.he first lew Suniter? Tuesday, " 7. a
Manning?\\ edi.esdav, ,l s. fj
ill ul ed iea M 'iiK'sl iriu r Miuisday, " <j. ti
t> of OiaiiK'e" ' Oi'ifelown? Friday, " lo
Spartanburg Kingslree Saturday. " 11. ti
en ol Cedai ' eueia Monday, " 13. ei
Igelidd, will Marion 1 uesd i\, 11. i>>
v t a i\ Tours lay, " HI. id
onei < hau- x Darlington Fri 1 ay, 17. ol
hi- l ily will iMshopville -Tuesday, " 21.
opposed by Hennetts\ille Wednesday " 22. ai
F. Fish- ' hesterliuld? Thursday, " 23 pt
.Summerset 1 < am leu -Friday. " 24. at
.'.eliardsi'ii ei Dane i-ter Sat urday, " 25 TI
v/inasboro?Monday, " 27. ec
1 Mr .\. W. Chester?iuemlay, " 28, .11
oppo-e li e) 5 orkville?Wednesday: ' 2'.i.
Jones. The CalTnoy? riiursday, " 30. di
j Sparteuburg Friday, 31 ~ m
G.MeLeod.j I niou Saturday, Auk- 1. ei
< olbmhia Tuesday, 4. o<
- 1 v .. ?. itr , i?.. ,... . P>
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(I hnvillo? Friday, ' 21. si
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v?>i" - tiled is ii
MEMORIES OF MY '
FIRST SCHOOL. 1
\. _ s
roe Spears.
upL? n (' >bb. ' ON 11 N : Ku y
15. In mv loiter of last week 1 forp'Ol "
'i : "lit i ii 11 e fa't t Ii it t lie seholas I
11 ic year was eleven months, and that i
Seast i the school limns were fiOm s o'clock s
>| ei , K L.. ! a. in 11 ''in lie.iir tu f. re sunset in the
alternoon. with no intermission ex- i
ten l?-rve>'.. (?ept one Ivur at n<K>n for dinner ami
i "pla t line.'" ,
eSwain, I". A.. My second year's experience ai J
M I* up. scin? was under a dilleient tcacliei
!>' I'nii-1 o.ie oi i ore culture than the formtr
...t iess discipline. In tact the schritellers,
l 1'. ars ruled the teacher instead of him
\V lis, W. i I eoveriii^' t he n. The school was com- .
posed of * ?m< grown girls and young '
..... men svlio t mk such liberties as !they
Iiusc. The result was but lit ill" prof!
' v nfju - r, was made in their studies. Two
if tiii so voting men, years afterwards.
S l.e^aie. volnnteed inC'apt. ITeston S. Brooks
' laitei oi'. ompuiiy, fro ii k l^elield. for service
in the Me\ run war and w killi I
'* Ayalt tu hatlie i?y the same cannon had alontf
with others who fell from t' ? same
.lolii.son. missile of death.
I tut icr. I'. I . | ?ever knew whence tin true er
aine h ?r wlnlher he went. Ti e Inn il
in Mnrehisoe, jn^ j(J whieh he taught was mon eon.
l-iieiW\ 'k> niodiotij and hotter equipped. It. is a
ad rt it elion. when I call to nun.l
how few there are no a living who
opened in St s|iau-.(l with me the inconveniences
tod practically ln>l rudeness of oin primary edueat on.
present. The ,.-i( ??
and for solidicet
in^'s in t he | '
nl the oilier Lor SillC.
:cd l>y the exe j Two Jersey milch cow* with youn,
f the various Lakes. Apply to
Kiltfene L, Hart ley. BaLcshtirtf, S. C.
'
$1.00 PER ANNUM
^SED
CANDIDATES
FOR THE SENATE.
IIX1N THE RACE FOR THE
LATE LATIMER'S SEAT.
JUMPKIN AND
GRACE GAME IN
I *1 nnmmr /\n w? r\ * fvlfntriil
tit LNitiiut ran. Lumr&in
CHEATED QUITE A SURPRISE
AMONG THOSE INTERESTED.
Things happened rapidly at the
ilic.r oi State Chairman VVilie Jones
'uesday just before the time for tiling
ledges ended, and as a result there
ere several political surprises. There
<-re two more entries in tlie race for
iesenatorial toga?John I*. Grace of
harleston and <'ol. \V. W. Lumpkin
r this city. This makes seven eanidates
in all, and as a result all who
ike interest in such are speculating
s to results. Those who have entered
>r the place in Washington are:
John (Jarv Evans of Spartanburg,
eorge Johnstone of Ne.vherry, C. B.
lartin of Columbia, II (J. Rhett of
harleston. K. I?. smith of Florence,
dIui I'. Grace of Charleston, W. W.
umpkin oi Columbia.
The tirat three named have been anouneed
candidates for some time,
r. Rhett. the mayor of Charleston,
inounced his candidacy just after
ie withdrawal of Former Gov. Heyard,
who is now in Philadelphia for
Is health.
Mr. K. 1) Smith uf Florence, who is
rominently identified with the Cot
in association of this State, announc1
liip-.c'f ,'r-t "Tter tlie d -ath of
enator Ijatinier. The entrance of
race is therefore somewhat of a surilse.
It is known that Mr. Grace is
utagonislic to Mayor Rhett and, in
ict. during the State convention at mptcd
to split the Charleston Ucleation
on the nomination of deleg ites
i the national convention, being a
ludidate for delegate ai large. Uis
itrance, therefore, is construed to
can a movement against the Mayor
' (diarleston.
The entrance of Col. Lumpkin was
lotlier one of the unexpected hap riings.
<:ol. I.umpkins two years
jo ent ered the race against Senator
illiuau, but later withdrew on ac
?unl of the orders of his physicians
ui with the determination to run
;ain. lie has for years been a resi iiL
of Columbia, has taken a proini
nt part in the wo k of the C ?nfedate
veterans and is well known all
er South Carolina,
file other candidates are well know
) tue people of the state Mr. Evans
a former governor and ran against
ie late Senator Latimer six years ago.
ol. Joliiist me was also a candidate at
hat lime. Mr. Martin has been State
iipenntendent of education tor three
eiais lie announced some time ago
i >n interview that lie would not run
i reelection, hut would lie a candi
ate for the l oiled States senate.
'Ins was before the death of Senator
-a tinier.
The senatorial campaign opened at.
unit r Tu.j.v.iay and there w;is niucii
ilterest iu the lirsl. 111 clintf, as tin*
osition of each of t he candidates was
Tit lined uultheatt allele of each dodied.
For weeks several of those lirst
11 the race have been preparing themelves
for the campaign amthe late
ntric> will thereforeb'- w died with
ousi ferable interest.
HENDERSON OFF
FOR EUROPE.
DECLINES TO tNTER RACE roll
THE SENATE A SECOND
TIME.
A ? Ifj.n I.inn 1. HCnllnl,.
?* 41\? ii, ip vi iiv. i *p ? i u ?.^ iiu? ut u iiui'i;
settled that Hon. I> S. Henderson
v\ill not re enter the race for the
Tinted States Senate, as h- left on
uuday night for New York, thence
to sail on Wednesday for London, and
wi.i spend the summer in Europe. It
i-, under.stood that he has been strongly
urged to reenter the race since the
u uudrawal of (iovcrnor 1 le>w:uil: and
a great deal has been said In the papers
of this section in regard to the
matter. Col. Henderson, Ins, now
ever, never consented to i nter the
race the second time, and his departure
settles all coujucture as to any
action in this direction, as lie will
not return to South Tarolii v before
the tirst of September, or perhaps
Later.