-State News Paragraphed.
A jury in the 'circuit court, at St.
Georges on Friday gave a verdict for
$3,000 to Mrs. Ann C. Easterling
Acrainsfc the Atlantic Coast Line for ]
the killing of her husband.
Clemson college will receive about
$250,000 this year from the tag tax on
fertilizers.
The trustees of Clemson college
have bought three tracts of laud adjoining
the college property, aggregating
235 acre9, paying for it $18,000.
The college now has over 1,500 acre3.
Patrick C. Moore, a conductor on
the Anderson-Belton trolly line, was
s, killed by a live wire on Wednesday
night at Belton while he was repairing
the headlight on his car. He re
ceived 3,300 volts of electricity through
hh body.
';r,_ J. S. Wilson, magistrate at Ninety"
Six, died a few days ago of Pellagra.
He was 50 years of ago.
g# Pfowa R9?a Br?wn werQ
U Verdict against the Weateril
C[ftion Telegraph company in Charlestorn
on Thursday for $1,500 damages
for anguish*' for the nondelivery
of a telegram announcing the
death of a near relative*
.Application has been made to the
secretary of state for a charter for a
linen mill to be located at Greenville,
the capital stock to be $200,000. It
will be the only linen mill in the
South.
Capt. William G3&smith, Greenville^
oldest citizen, died on Wednesday,
aged 94 years.
M. Davis, manager of a stove company
at Foreston, Clarendon courtv,
ha9 been arrested upon a warrant
g&orn i-'j nie deputy insurance
coornassiotter, B. A. Wharton, on the
?charge of setting fire to !,"j store. The
insurance is said to have b? 'U much
: greater than the value of the stock on
? &and.
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A house occupied by EiegfQeS Ofl T.
W, Whitesides' farm in Chester county,
burned down on Thursday and a
six-year old child perished iu the
v > dames.
W- P. R^alh, masted of Elgefield
cpxmty and for many y&tf5> probate
judge, died on Thursday in the 70tli
year of his age.
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>YUi uroweu wa3 Kiiiea on wecnes- i
Say in Marlboro county by a tree falling
.23 kirn*
Andrew C. Dibble was elected prolate
judge of Orangeburg county on
Wednesday to fill the vacancy caused
*" t)y the "election of Judge Copes to the
y , circuit bench.
?
. Robert M. Bryant, an engineer on
ithe Coast Line, was given a verdict of
$4,458 against the Southern by a jury
in the Richland court on Thursday.
injured last year by a 'collis8ien
H* ^b^iue and one on the
PCRihern.
?'he total sales o( dispensary' liquor
*ucf ^eer in Charleston for the month
' oftfit roh was $55,798.91.
said that the removal of the
hosiery nuys num ,
to Sparta lburg i9 Probal>le- " !
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Leesvllle College News.
Special to The Dispatch.
Leesville, April 10.?The Euphemian
Literary Society on March 17 elected
fAlUrrrinn. T/Minrp mpn f-r> rpnrpspiif,
tiic iuuu n iug juuug invu ^ ^ ? ?v
the society in a debate to be held at |
the coming commencement: Walter !
Coolev and James Brabham; Ralph
Cros9on, orator. The young ladies'
society has also elected a like number
to represent their society. A gold
medal will be given to the best debator.
At the last regular meeting, April 7,
the Euphemiau Literary Society de
! cided to purchase a magazine table
and also sdme chairs for the use of the
society.
Prof. Bauknight delivered an ad.dress
at the closing exercises of the
Oak Grove school, Friday, March 31.
La9t Wednesday evening an entertainment
was given at the college by
the senior class, under the direction
of Miss Coyner, after which refresh,
megts were served s
For ike lasl feVr jays a number 01
new students have been enrolled,
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among mem Deing, mr. onarpe, ui i
Gasldn; Miss Gunter, of Samaria, and 1
the Misses Graham, of Gilbert.
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Cltapin Items.
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To the Editors of The Dispatch:
Having cool weather in this section
now.
The farmers are progressing nicely
with their work.
Small grain is poor?both wheat and
oats.
The prospects for a frttit crop are
not good in this neighborhood
J. Ernest Wessinger has been elected
a delegate to conference to be held
at St. Michaels church Jroin St. Thomas.
'
Miss Bessie Wessinger, who has j
hoon esfni'inor in OMnmH?* for HOmft
?vvu?lW|,.U6 ^
time, spent the week-end with her I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J\ H. Wessing'.-r.
Thomas D. Jenkins of Rembert,
Sumter county, committed suicide
with a pistol in a hotel at Society Hill
on Wednesday.
The court in Gretenville has decided
that a telephone subscriber cannot require
the central office to call another
subscriber unless he gives the number
?thatgivingthename i&not sufficient.
The profit of jthe Richland county
dispensaries for the quarter ending
April 1st, amounted to $49,863. ?1.
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A jury in bouuuj.^ u<i ? y
gave J. D. Ifelson a verdict of $500
against fcbe C. & W. C. road for injuries
received by him on the road.
E. L. Large, a rural mail carrier of
Society Hill, Darlington county, "was
arrested on Saturday on the charge of j
breach of trust with fraudulent intent ;
?receiving money for money orders
and failing to turn it in. I
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A big lot of fish netting, all sizes, I
jftst the thing to catch all kinds of fish. |
Polls, hooks, lines, bobs, etc. We
have everything for the 'fishermen,
j and the prices are just right.
Harm an's Bazaar.
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^ I am here to pie
goods at right price
everything in Dry C
Clothing, Hats and
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of the latest styles
ladies you should
ress Goods, the n<
ms in White G<
'0i red Lawn. J
1]I^U i, Silks and S
fX0L to the best.
harvest TT* ^ T
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DOCTORS TAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life.
Miss Ninette Porter, Braintree, Vermont,
writes: "I have been cured by
Peruna.
"I had several hemorrhages of the
lungs. The doctors did not help me
much and would never have cured me.
"I saw a testimonial in a Peruna
almanac of a case similar to mine, and
I commenced using it.
"I was not able to wait on myself
when I began using it. I gained very
slowly at first, but I could see that it
was helping me.
"After I had taken it a while I commenced
to raise up a stringy, sticky
substance from my lungs. This grew
less and less in quantity as I continued
the treatment.
"I grew more fleshy than I had been
for a long time, and now I call myself
well." " " " " 04
Bridge Offered for ?30,000.
The State, T?u-^aj\ ,
The bridge commission hf.s bSefl o*J *
fered the bridge over the Broad fiver !
i north of Columbia for the sum of ?30,000.
The commission will confer with
I James U. Jack^n, who has an option
i on the bridge over tfld Coiigsree at
the foot of Gervais street. Neither of
the bridges will be purchased Until
they have been thoroughly tested and
examined.
The services Of the city engineer,
John jMcNeal, have been placed at the
disposal of the briige commission by
city council. Mr. McNeal can doubfcleijs
give the commission valnable as*
'? ? - ? J/v4'n?,?;ninn, tlio wr.rf.n of
Si9iance iu urncn.nui.jg
the two bridges which it is proposed
to boy.
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Haif&eoek-Sneigrove*
Mr Lee Snelgrove, formerly of Lexington
but now a mechanic for tibe 1
Gibbs Machinery Co., of Columbia,
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and M'St- Gertrude Haitbcock, of Lexington
countyr we?*e happily married ,
last Sunday evening ?r the residence !
of Rev. J. C. Abney, who lied the nnptial
knot.
They will make their home in Colombia,
stopping for the present at the
Commercial Hotel,, where they will he
pleased to see tkesrnpmerons friends.
THE STATE OF SOCTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington.. J
By Geo. S. Drafts, Esq., Probate Jtadge.
Whereas, Frank W. Shealy. C. C. C.
and G. S. made suit to me, to gra^it;
him Letters of Administration of the
Est-ate of and eifecse of BeR^amin
Redd.
These are therefcr? to cite and ad-'
inonish all and singular the kindred-anti
creditors of the said Benjamin Jfcedd,
deceased, that they he .and; ap ,1
pear, before me, in the Court of Pro-*;
"hate., to be held at Lexington v CT H.,
S.C., on 15th day of May, 1911', next* 1
after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in. j
the forenoon, to shovr eaose, if any they j
j have, why the said Administration* j
! should not be granted; -j
f Given under my hand, this- 4tb day j
iof April. Anno Domini, 1911. |
Geo. S. Drafts, (L. ?>.) \
Probate Judge, Lexington County,. S-. X
Published on the 5th day of Aprils
1911, in the Lexington Dispatch. 23
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