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Strange Urea
Bjr S. C. Kershaw.
In eastern Kershaw count}
Carolina, Turkey creek, a st
which takes its name from w
keys which were formerly ni
In that region,, begins at s
somewhere up in Piney Grov
ship, winds itself, serpent-lik
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r, South Y iml m
.ream let Hi hPI
tur- A M l|
lnierous I M
i spring HI
e town- W |S|
*Jk W &
w
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toy tne edge or reriiie iieius,
dense forests, on to Black i
Williamsburg county. Manj
tlons cluster about this sectlor
chaw county has a glorious
Many tales have been tol<
burled treasures down there
the Revolution?before and
the War Between the States,
lng parties have made attei
find some of it.
In the early seventies In
UHVUftll |
river in lAI
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Ker- I jl
history. |4*?l
i about I ?J
during I
during T?l
,bpe,r?o M J12 th
Le Seasor
i's Most
9
Attracts
ire Styles
; and
townRhlp, a nareiooi
tended a prayer meeting one i
a neighbor's house. Returnin
three miles distant at 11 o'c
the sandy Georgetown road !
the branch, he sang and whlstl
Darling Nellie Gray," "Listen
Mocking-Bird," so as to hu
sounds of any prtbable noises
as the deflected drop of a pin
the hop of a mischievous cott
or the who-w-h-o ah who ar
iaa hi- i
x Patt<
Lock on % %-Mt %? V ^
skirting y
led "My A
s'J; i Coun
ie burr, X
on tail, V
e y-o-u *?
Brns Are
Lters in G
Now Hei
treat Quj
:e oil Oui
mtities ,
r Shelves
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of a well-known night bird. Tk
was unusually calm?the nev
shown dimly. When half t
tance home was made, suddenl
appeared, 50 yards In front
lonesome traveler, what seemt
a strange animal?black and
spotted?about the size of a i
He halted, so did "It." As he
it would move. Walk or r
"varmint" would do the
s?rnn?p nq it mav be. it could
le night I II
v moon I Y|
he (lis- |y|
ly there III
of the I ?f|
>d to be
white- 1X1
wildcat. |V|
moved, . I
un the I ?L|
same. I |
not be |<u*l
For
Your
Inspec
i
:tion
hit with llghtwood knots 01
though aim were true, just lik
ing a shadow. The apparitlc
same distance in front.
Though badly unnerved, 1
determined to proceed. Oppo
old-field log school house,
graveyard dotted with gh
tombstones stained with ag
"thing" vanished at a triangul
covered with pure white sar
?nnti,lo,l Kv * V* rno atniit rofl
r rocks I >J
e strik- I fj
>n kept 1^1
the lad yfl We are si
site an |%'H
near a the lie^
ost"1!^ L-j ials an
e, the |%7I
lar spot |>J these 0
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rinks 1^1 miltlia
COAT SUITS
tiowing a strong line of Con
kvest and best styles and ii
d shades. We would be g
>ver before buying, as we f<
[ benefit. Prices ranere fror
it Suits this season in
i the choicest materlad
to have you look
eel it would be to our
a.. . .$10.00 to $25.00
DEV
D. S. Cloth is a new
teed fast colors ar
yard only
ONSHIRE CLOTH
one. It's wide and strong
id is in neat stripped patt<
guaran- |V|
eras. The I ij
20c |X|
1 Willi well U, ?I..VV
some 25 yards from the rot
young fellow marked this pla
his big toe.
That same night he dreai
dug there and found an old-fa
skillet?In which biscuits wen
before stoves came into genei
and, by the way, biscuits the
the beat that ever will be cc
containing valuables. The
was broken by the blowing
id. The
ce with 1 ??????
T
med he ? %
shloned X
e baked Y
ai use; A LadieS \
sn were X .
?oked? Y styles
dream <?? ??? V
?f the JL were c
I?? ?U/v vl A
- ? o COATS
Misses and Children's Coa
and materials in the new
ought with due consideral
ii 1 \ _
ts in a big variety of
effects. These Coats
:ion of the value fea
! -1 3 i-T
Pretty Percales in li
PERCALES
ght and dark shades, at
10c and 12^c
CHEVIOT
the yard |Jj
cow-norn ai ? o ciuvk inn
hands to "feed up."
Anyway the dream harasi
boy so much that after sunr
morning, he walked down
creek with a spade, telling tl
hands he was going to dig
He found the cross mark in
night before with his toe. Af
ging two feet of earth away
about to leave, when the ste<
rasped on something rough
,?6 tUC xures f
aed the 1 prices
Ise that V r
to the % _______
le farm JIL
"bait." Y
ade the
ter dig- A
he was t Queen
?1 spade V ^
.sure unques
is weu as styie, so you u
are l?w.
SHOES?LADIES' ?
Quality," "Doris," and "
jtionably dependable, both
lay leei assureu tue
(HOES
Roxbury" Shoes are
as to style and value.
une case z?-mcn n
checks and plaid
dresses and boys'
'ermont uneviot, in neat
s, is excellent material
blouses and shirts. The
?
VELVETS
stripes, J4
both for X
rard only A
10c &
i
enough he unearthed the rust.;
seen in his dream, on which
was sealed with rosin. A wha
the farm tool shattered the
Inside was found a long bli
of woman's hair; a heavy gc
wedding ring with the word "]
engraved inside; a gold-coir
lar; a rare cameo breastpin \
bust of General L.aFayette, i
candle mould sealed at each e
tallow, enclosing the followii
"u,e,;;; 41 in am
ick with ^
oven. J
ick curl
tld-band
Mizpah" f
led dolvlth
the
id-#* 4. Splendid
ir note, ,r? i;an, si:
eathers and best shapes at
$2.00, $2.50,
INFANTS' SHO
Soft Sole Button Shoes in
ses 0 to 4, at only
$3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
ES
black, white, red and
25c pair
Costume Velvets and
DR
Beautiful new Dre
CI An
I Corduroys, in the wanted i
50c, 90c and $1.5(
ESS TRIMMINGS
ss Trimmings in Bands,
shades, at LgJ
) the yard |?>l
Tassels, |<??|
written in an exquisite hand
"Keepsakes
"my darling gave me. On blo<
tleflelds, on dreary march
picket duty, around campflre
precious remembrances have
me. Now the end is near,
dear tokens are too sacred t
fall into unknown hands w
dead body is found. I consij
rovurentlv to Mother Earth w
;
ody bat- J
es, on V
s, these A
cheered J We are ?
These %4 j t*
o me to A and Jl
STthem D0ton
ith ten- *% an-r\r\nt
CHILDREN'? SH
sole agents in this 1 'tlty i
11" Scuffer Shoes. These
Iy look up-to-date, but are i
mVklo Tf vnn Vinirpn'f nlrp
OES
for the famous "Jack
excellent little Shoes
;vide, comfortable and
nrlv homi hnvinrr this
ixa-wcii
Nrw Fall line Ladies
in all sizes, assoi
prices.
3, cn;.
RAIN COATS
Children's and Men's Ri
:ted colors, full length an<
lin Coats, Ivl
i at low
der recollenetions of a Not
man. God keep her.
No person has ever been foi
could explain the meaning
mysterious find. The identit;
owner never became known,
isfactory solution has ever t
fered to show the "motive"
so-called "spirit" on that m<
night 40 years ago. or any
rent interpretation given
niwontva dsaom nrV?lnK f a!1
V make 1
ind who &
of the 2 ________
y of the Y
No sat- A
jeen of- 2
of the V .
soniiRht A Excellen
intelll- 2 'ii ^
of the Y Wlthoi
I tV*r> In. i
For the little girl or boy, tr}
BABY SHOES
t little Shoes for the wali
it raised heels, in black, ti
.1 T7* 1 J1
j j o
t a pair this season.
I
king baby, with and
in, red and combina:
.1 i -t x- c
Men's and Boys' CI
are here in the see
at low prices. Yoi
in AT nvt 'a n ? \ rl TJ/\
CLOTHING
othing, Suits, Pants and <
ison's newest styles and w<
i will find us very strong tl
? TT?in r\ ~ XT?J
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t 1
f
j,
^Liau^o uiram ? m\n iuiiunv*j
eident.
Some years ago the relics v
fortunately destroyed in a c
house that was burned.
These incidents were nevei
published in a newspaper.
The country boy who ha
most unusual and remarkal
perience is today a citizen o
Carolina.
. ... jy. Ilon C(
;ere un- I y| Prices
lwelliriK l??|
: before I % I
d this 111 BOS
ale ex- I j I
f North 1^1 In every
lYi produ<
)iors. livery pair a spienu
ETONIANS FAMOUS SH
r line of manufacture the
zt is determined by an esl
iu vuiue, sizes x xo o.
. 50c, GOc, 75c and 85c
OES FOR MEN
relative merit of the
;ablished standi.-d oi
XXI XllQli O CUiU JJU
wear, Shirts, etc.
We have this season
to the selection of
y a uLuts, vupo, uiiaerwe
MILLINERY
, as in the past, given close
I our fall stock of Ladies'
ar, n ecK- v
X
attention
and Chil- V
Here's to Our Eenemie
Spartanburg Herald.
Once upon a time a boy w
been out In the world for hire
a few years, returned to the ]
abode for a visit to the oh
and in conversation with his
recounting his experiences, r?
thiit he did not have an en
earth, whereupon the old r
rr> n rlrr.a "Wr.ll m V l?il m V a
s- qualit;
k K , X over a
^ho had V
iseif for A values
parental X ? ,
1 folks, > of sty
father. >? perfeC
imarked I
emy on __________
nan re- <$1
ilviee to Z
y and value. Bostonians Y
, third of a century as re
in all the essentials of fine
les and sizes insures to y<
t fit.
lave been fainou-* for
presenting sta 1.. la rd
footwear. Our range
>u satisfaction and a
dren's Hats, endei
style combines wi
tractive to the ey
of these facts and
very moderate inc
mistake in buying
ivoring to buy those goods
th conservatism in making
e, and desirable for wear,
assuring you that our p
leed, we feel sure you will
your hats of us.
i in which f
' them atIn
view X
rices are &
i make no Y|
you is to go right out and mal
It lias long bean recogniz
enemies made in a just cause
best things a roan can have,
us the enemies a man has m
wc will tell you the kind o
he Is. Enemies are good tl
have around. They exert a
fully restraining Influence u
There are a lot of mean thlnj
of us probably would do if 1
?e one." |Y|
;ed that I4HM
are the I XI Big lot 1
Show lYl i-j
ade and U*?| SOIldS
f fellow IXI
lings to I I _______
wonder- |?^?1
pon us. IXI
<s many I f I
r.W,er.? !Vl T>r.?t+rr C
WASH GOODS?GIN
Dre3S Ginghams, in prett;
to match, at
GALATEA
klotoa in ovpollont. minlifi
GHAMS
y new patterns with
10c yard
/ nf
Trading Stamp
means a saving to j
cards to be punched
you to an excellen
FREE when you hi
fortv-eitfht cents fc
8 given on cash purchas
;ou of 4 per cent on spent
I with cash purchases whi<
t $3.50 Aluminum Meat
ive traded forty dollars
>r nackinir and shiDninf?
es which
money or X J
;h entitles X
Roaster
and paid y
P.hnrorAa ?
not arrain our enemies woun
out.
Chronic Dyspepsia.
The following unsolicited
monlal should certainly be s
to give hope and courage to
afflicted with chronic dy
"I hare been a chronic dyspc
years, and of all the medicini
taken, Chamberlain's Tabic
J 1111(1 It J- xvvi/^ V.
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v
I testl- A
ufflclent J
persons _ _
spepsia: A I A
yptlc for 1 I /%
b I have V ^ |
>ta have A
%
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12V&C and 15c yard
rER Ml
f w
Your patronage soli
ERCAIV
A W J. X" O
cited.
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done me more gooa man e
elfve," says W. O. Mattison,
Sherman St., Hornellgvillc
For sale by all dealers.
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