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SMOAKS LOCALS.
Smoaks, July We are drowned
out. Crops arc injured badly. It |
looks very much Kke making very
little of either corn or cotton, anti
| the rains continue. The farmers
iapdfannually. The main gardening Dr. Homer Mathias and Miss Kffie are very much discourged, but we
hoi>e that what we lose now will lie
made up in good prices next fall.
L F Berry of this place has reeent-
is done during the winter, or what Smith attended a party at Spring
is w inter eDewhuv we have no Ht»i last Friday evening.* They were
winter here. We call it w inter, but a cmpanied home Sunday by Mias
the weather is warm and pleasant Fthel hlazer of Spring Hill,
and quite unlike what it is furtier Breslon Chine and Mis> Cnra Bur-
north. Last w ir.ttr 1 wore a light gesa visiU'd Leapharts last Friday,
winter overcoat one time. It is Mr an(1 Mr*. Wesley Mathias of
amusing to see jeople from the (’harleston are visiting the formers
north come down here with winter j artn ts here.
wraps, such as they wear at home, Mr. and Mrs. Wellow H-aroh
and see them shed. are spending a few daya here with
Kissimmee, accent on middle s>l- the lalters mother Mrs. K. F. Smith,
lable (sim). is growing rapidly, and 'p* u , v go to their home at Bishopviile
growing aubstantially. Property is tomorrow.
advancing in price all the time, and Mrs. K. G. Wannamaker sjient la«t
• there is no telling where it will stoj. W eek in town. She stopped at the
A costly system of waterworks and V an Sant boarding house,
sewerage is being put in. which will |. rof j Kice Godley of Islandton
a<id much to the re:.! estate values. 8 pent la^t Saturday evening here as
Hoads are built out for io.ig «ii»- the honored guest of Miss Cora Bur*
tances of what is called clay which is j. eJW
very much like styne when finished, Mr . and Mrs. H A. Coatuer left
and the building of street railways yesterday for an extended trip to
will follow before long. All lands n. £
adjoining the city are being bought Trixie,
up at prices that a few years ago
would have been believed to have yARNVILLE HARDWARE & SUP
been impossible. Still there is a
good deal of land within ten miles of
this place that may be acquired! un-
ly purchased a v nj£e automobile to.
nice
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der “homestewJ” provisions. If any
■one wants to find out about this,
they may write to Jack Keen, Kis-
PLYCO.
Vamville, July 9,—There has been
a new Hardware company organized
here with a-cajn'ta! stock of $15,000.
This company will fill a long felt
simmee, Fla., enclosing a self-ad-1 want in this section for an up-to-
siressed stamped envelope. A small
entrance fee and actual residence on
the land for five years, or after liv
ing on it a year it can be bought for
$1.25 per acre. This is the injunc
tion I have on the subject from one
who intends to take u homestead,
■and is given with a view to help any
one who may w i>h to come to Flor
ida. I). M. Breaker.
• Kissimmee. Fla., July 11.
VOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE.
Pkin aloaK the bark, and gt-tirral
Unj{u<if. Ort a (Mirlu^e of WoUht Urajr a Al'S-
TK.%14AM-I.KAK for all k>dnr T , BU.lder an<L
l rtnary Irmiblr*. W’liea yon f.ti all rua down,
tired, areak and without out-rgy-voa nerd a few
duaeeof thtapteaaant herb cure. /• a regulatw it
bae no equal. Mother Gray a AnatralUn-Lewf
H eold hjr nmcjr , «i* or ami by aiaJ for Mcenta.
.Sample aent KitklA. Addmat, The Mother Gray
Co., La Hoy, N. I.
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IRMO DOTS.
Irmo, July 4.—Special: We folks
among the red hills 4re at last enjoy
ing “The good old summer time."
And with it cornea an abundance of
fine fruit. If you Colletonians would
like to have some good fruit you can
, certainly find it here,in the “Dbtch
Forit." ' \
Rev. J. C. Harrison of Smoaka, has
been holding a protracted meeting
at Union Chapel for the past week.
We certainly enjoyed the exMlIent
aertnona he delivered while here.
We believe that much good was se
date hard a are concern. The usual
stock of all kinds of hardware wi l
be carried, and in addition, a full
line of farming implements will al
ways be in stock.
The officers of this institution are.
L R Dowling, President;
K F Warren, Vice President;
A R Speaks, Secretary-Treasurer;
J*F Drawdy, Manager.
The building formerly occupied
by E W Peeples has been purchased,
and*a brick building 40 X 100 feet
will i»e erected. The company svill
open its doors for ,business Septem
ber 1st.
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NOTICE
In is desired that everybody who
has any of their family buried in
the Shiloh cemetery, and those who
expect to occupy any space in this
cemetery, meet there on Tuesday,
July 19th, to have a work d*y to
clean up the ground. Those who
are not present may not get any
lots as the squares will be stoked off
that day and allotted to the differ
ent ones. It is also requested that
each one bring a little change along
carry the mail on Route No. 1. In
addition to carrying the mail on
this route. Mr. Berry is a successful
farmer.
S. P. J. Garris and P. C. Garris
have some very fine corn, not-with-
standing the fact that heavy rains
have fallen. P. C. Garris has some
of the best corn your correspondent
has ever seen. Especially is it re
markable for its thick stand arid
well eared stalks. It has been said
that Mr. Garris has fourteen acres
that will yield f>**0 bushels or more.
He has this crop on a one horse
farm.
J. W. Kinsey lost a $75.<JO horse
last week. Not long ago Mr. Kin
sey purchaser! this horse from F. J.
Berry of Smoaks. Death was due
to throat trouble.
J. M. Smoaks reported having eat
en a watermelon on the fourth Sun
day in June. In this respect Mr.
Smoak always leads the community.
Melons are hardly to be heard of in
many patches. The rains have
ruined them.
. Th? Smoaks Literary Society met
Saturday night; this being the sec
ond melting. The subject for dis
cussion was “Resolved, that the ne
gro should be banished to Africa."
Affirmative- Eric Sauls and A. P.
Smith; negative Clemson Garris and
J. Martin Rushton. Neither side
had any time much to prepare their
talks, therefore, the debate was not
<s,
as good as would have been other
wise. After cartful consideration
t
of the Judges they rendered their
decision in favor of the negative.
The crowd was large, several visit
ors being present. Among them
were the Misses Berry of Branch-
ville. the Misses Arnett of Walter-
terboro, Mrs B X Minus of Branch-
ville. Mrs Minui gave us one of
the most pointed talk* we have had
this season, which was well token.
We would be glad to have Mrs Min
us with us at every meeting, know
ing as we do, that her aid would
invailable to the maintainance of
the society. The soejety meets next
Saturday night, and we have a good
query, ao let everyone come out
and take part. Fvery young person
in the community should by all
to help defray expenses. We- hope, means attend these meetings, for he
that all will attend :n order that all or she who expects to be lifted up
will be satisfied. must help lift themselves!
J. H. Benton The Quarterly Meetings was held
Ruffin, July 8. at Smoaks Saturday by Presiding
Elder Smith. Dr. Smith preached
one of the ablest sermons to which
we have ever listened last Sunday
morning. The audience was large.
The picnic at Smoaks, July 4th,
was attended by a large crowd from
far and near npt-with-standing the
inclemency of the weather. Able
addresses were delivered bv D B
Peurifoy, Esq., of Waiterboro, P C
Garris, Prof. J C Guilds of Bam
berg and George Warren of Hamp
ton. The welcome address was de-
ivered by J C Rushton. The top
ics of the day were of unique im
portance. Mr Peurifoy spoke on
the subject “Progress," Mr Garris
"The Birth of the American Nation
on the 4th of July." Mr Guilda, "The
Vision of Life," and Mr Warren.
"Education."
After the speaking a bountiful
dinner was served and everybody in
vited to satisfy this inner man.
Mias Francis Lawson.is in our lit
tle town the gwest of Miss Gertrude
Berry.
Caiy Kinney is at home on a rMt
to his father, A B Kinsey, who ie
vety ill.
Mine Nettie Berry of Brmnchvilie,
is rMtiai Mite Gertrude Berry.
Min Ethel and Cedi Arnett of
Waiterboro, are visiting friends at
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