Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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QIIjp (Elintnu (EJjrnmrb Tm DMi’t Get TIm VOLUME XXVI CLINTON, $. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, NUMBER 12 I FfilSI ATIIRF COUCOOUDGE STEVENSON CALLS CIMAIIV AITITC IS LAID TO REST FOR REAL ACTION | TRAINING SCHOOL r In ALL I ijUllO President-* Fether Sleeps Amid Ver- Palmetto SUte Solon Relentless — * moot Hills. Serrices Simple, War Upon Office Selftng— Adjourns Sine Die After Long Session With Plymouth, Vt, March 20.—Colonel Washington, March 21.—Congres Little Done. ““ n ,w — — 0UTL K?r?? D tfam REFERENDUM FOR P. C. TEAM ^ ^ Several New Comers To -. A % a __ County’s Voters To Pass On $500,000 Bond ocw *ado^forTof !' D. Fulp, state high school inspector.: " at to succeed Miss Kate V. d, of Laurens; John G. ’Kelly. , BECAUSE CLINTON MERCHANTS SEE9 BECAUSE CLINTON MERCHANTS Senices^wtU be ^ld next^Sunday ^tjwk which has fallen upon him j ' d 1 • he 1 he f Tk “ LOCAL MAN OUT FOR SUPERVISOR