The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 01, 1903, Image 3
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County Claims, Lumber and
Crows Tie Receipts.
The First National Hank of llaVsbur#
will buy school and county
claims and railway receipts Tor o:oss} ??
and In inner.
W. W. Watsoa Cashier.
Save Your Money
anil keep it in the Having* Depirtm -nt
of the First National Hunk of Hat**I
i - - - -
uuik?umr per cem. per annum. L>i\iW
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Mr. K A. Perry, of Monvtta, was
liere Monday.
Hf Mr. 11. Glover Able, of Stead man,
was here Saturday.
Mr. I,. Jones, ?<f Uiberniu, sp 'lit
Sunday here w itli relulives,
y Our friend K. Wider Alilc itavi' tin a
pleasant rail Saturday morning.
Mr. danics Oroueli is spending a few
days with relatives at lliggins I-Vrry.
Mrs. Hella Jones, of Saivern, visited
lier eister, Mrs. J 11. Stokes, last week.
Mr. Jim O'roueli, who is one of Sa*
ludn'sgood farmers, was in town Wedt:tsd?y.
Miss ltoberta Williams, of Itidge
Spring, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C,
W. Sailer.
M ise Clrra t.arrigal i^ attending the
State Slimline School for tegehers at
ltoek llill.
Ir'r. < liariie T. Wiseman, of Leeeville,
formerly one ot us, v.?s in town
Monday.
Mrs. fi. C Still, of Hilda, S. O , vi<ited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. Iv .
Smith, near here hnt week.
Mr (Seorge Adiiins. of Kaxtor. who
is :i good farmer ami a dealer in fruit I
trees. was in town Saturday.
Miss A units I,on Harmon has re- !
turned to her home in Lexington af- (
tt*r u visit to relatives.
Messrs. K. M. Fuller ami S. F.iles]
Miller, two well-known traveling i
men were in town Monday.
Misses Mamie Crenel), Annie I .re and
T.enn Ktheredge attended services at i
Kuuory chapel near Saluda Sunday.
Mr 1 . Angell, of IIit!go Spring,
came down last Wednesday to at.eml
the Masonic festival to celebrate St.
John's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yonce, of
Warrenvslle, visited the latter's parents,
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. 1'. Jones, of our
town, last Friday.
Mr. ?Vli| A. Kawl who is now employed
in t'ulumhia by the Southern
Kailway, spent Sunday in town with
l'ritnils and relatives.
Ilev. M. Sbealy eomlueted religioncervices
at the M iddleburg M iII uhapel |
last week. The meeting was a good
one and enjoyed by all.
Prof. I.uco (jiu.ter, who has been
. jt?*aohir?g in the Presbyterian High
?? x School of Colombia, stopped over on
Lis v. .-y to Saluda Saturday.
tjuito a number of our young men
wi-ut (low n to StendnmiFs through tin-j
rain Sunday. Thine must be cnnsiderahle
attraction sti these parts.
Hon. A. ' !ones, ( >? vv berry, was
in town lasl week on lii-anes-. iI> is
one of tlx' most popular ami widely
known men in this State.
Misd Lena Harmon returned to her
home at l.exii n'nn Saturday after
spending several days in It.ites.biir^
with I riends a ml relatives.
White Stone Li'hi.i Springs lias a
elmn?? of at!, tins wet k Tint water
is highly reeommeedcd ami the fjinjjer
ale, prepared at tin: springs i.- e.\c. I
lent.
t r.ptain f!enr{ro Uell Tiinnn.rtnan,
ef the Lexi nyp tin ha-, < ante up Saturday
evening to spend >uiwlay wit1' the
home-folk*. lie is hoiking iiale ami
hearty. Lexin^.on seems to nyjr.-e
wil l him
Quite a number nf i ur eil /.ens att
- tided t he harl>t rue at Leesvi lie S 11 urtlay.
Mimic was furnished liy ( he Lone
Star l'.rass Land, <>| Kali ship jy, and
every lie present had a delight! Ill
t i me.
The piist < lliet of I lupoid. in Saluda
eonnty. lias heeti d.scout i tilled on account
of t.'ie rural mire established at
Leesville, Mail heretofore addressed
to p u ties at that otliee v. ill he sent to
1 eesV i He.
The first cotton hi mm of the 'ear we
I have s *i-ii was hroiieht I. our ollh e
[ Satinday by l>r. L F Stralher. t.a?i
year the Anvorale recorded :i hloiiii
two weeks earlier. O.ir i xitlimi^o
noted the r eeipt ol blooms la-t\\iik,
Editor >L W t'ooner. who was former.y
a pari ami parcel of ihis coiiiiiiiinity,
hot who i- now lining editorial
stunts, as weil as foriiiani/.iiit; and
devili/.'njr." ,:P tin' Lili-to I.V. ol'd, :;t
Wajfener, name to town Saturday.
We reeret very much indeed to heritor
the illness of our old fiieud. Itev.
Evans Mali, ot Samar a. Kor man)
yea i s ?ve ha vi known this honored servant
of (Lid. and devoutly trimt that
his life may he spared many yens to
A shooting rj?|?? recurred ru*ar llihi-riiii
Saturday a I tei noon which r**snltt
(I hi nlie mail heing shot in I'm
arm I?V I.? ? I ?.i \ s. IW'lli pari ma wt re
\ ik'^im. h. Dr. \V. I'rii i* T'mim mint*
attended llii* v.* t; nil .i man I al I. -t
reports I,i* was gel t mj along uiri ly. It
ia i-lai nmii that I In* > I.not i iig win i 11??
out provocation.
Kit far a queen, plenty good for a
king, " '** tli"' delightl ii' crackers, Nahisrii,
Allu'ii'a, Kuiii ma, ami pariiru
larly t he Ohampagiii* Wn.Vr* in In* hail
only at U. tinter'a. Try tlmai is
a 11 we ask.
!" "*- ?
Music! Music!! Music!!!
811 The 1 one Star Brass Band
? of Batesburg
rai Is fully i-ipiippoil ami well
j^H prepared tn furnish mu*ir
I"., r till occasions requiring
jgjg Hand Music, 'live ii- a call.
Addicts hy h t'er, or call on,
W?fc \V. ITJANK It AW I., Diicctor,
Tatcshurg, S.
Great Sumrr
= Clea
AT COST I
- BEGJTJ
WEDNESDAY
n%?[]
And continuing for
offer our entire stoc
Clothing*, Shoes, Hnl
and below actual cos
We never carr;
to season V/e Cllf
ervthing at once ant
%/ o
opportunity to partal
train feast. This is
Q
Largest, Cheapest, I
est Stock between 1
bia, and at the price
be a revelation in
you want to save moi
NEW YORK R.
* Batcsburg ar
10 per cent, diseom
Stetson. *'nd Que<
Attention i.4 called to tin* ail. of .1.
J. liaw!.
Mr. S. .1 Cut I urn spent Sunday with
I no homo foiks.
Mr. \V. 1)." Hikiird spent Thursday
in Columbia on busidess.
Col. A. It. Watson, of 11'.hernia, was
hero a short while Monday.
Mr Klijah llaSI, ? f Minis pistollCe,
was here Saturday on business.
Mr. C. W. Salter. ol Knl^e Spring,
| us in town Miturday on businessi
Miss Lizzie Smith, ?>f nur town, i.?
visiting friends ami relatives at Ferry
and Sally.
!
Mrs. .1 no. 1), Ita'-1 retii-tiel last
| Tlnifxl.i) I r.'in a n i \: ended trip to Augusta,
whero she hail been visiting her
i a ren t
Messrs. John (Land James K. Davis,
two prospeions young l.ir met s near
.Mini-. Lexington county, were here
I Monday ou business.
Mr. Frank Them.is. of near Kidge
Spring, woo former y was a woiker at
the art preservative, 'Mine to town |
Monday puking the h?ll cords over a
mule'- hack. Frank says the printing
i bn-iii'.-s has no charm-for him, that
i he prefers the country.
Attention is ended to I he advertiseI
nient in tlii- issue of the Lone Star
Brass Itund, of lhHest?urg. This organization
now oilers its sr rip res to
tli.ee desiring oand music. The band
is a good one and the eiti/.en- of tins
sei tioii should extern! to it a liberal
! pat roll.i ge .
Oar t >wn his twonty-thice young
people as visito's ,his week. 'I'hey
may be nssiirud that t lie liest we ran
give shall he theirs. No p'nee enjoyhaving
so fair and handsome visitors
more ihpn 't it eslujrg. Stay with umany
dais and ,v e will he glad, and
-liali hope that your si iy will he such
tli.s! you will want to come this way
again.
On Tuesdav the wed ling belli rang
i out sweetly iti honor of the marriage
of Miss Bessie <ioggan?, of near < 'ly dc's
' Saluda eouiit?), 'and Mr F. I'.. Owens,
ol Orangeburg. Mi-s t'oggius is the
aecoiuphshed d.augh'er of ''ol K. < 'ogg
in-, w hile M r. Owens is a prominent
nusiness m ui of < hv.ngeluirg, and i- to
tic eongraiulated ??11 winning the heart
and hand ol so fair and act oinplish-d
a lady as M:>s (Joggins. I!ev. E. T.
Ilodges, of ttiis plan* performed the
< r cii.ioiv. The lianiiv eoiitile left oil
t'ir aft? riioon train for < irnngeburg
willi eniigratulalions waflid alter
t l.elll.
till. imUXhATIoN IIK A 1.1 II.
Nourishment it tin* foundation of
In-allli?life >{r?Miifth. Kodol l)j>pepsin
('tire is the otto great medii ine
I hat riiitli'f ' i It" slum ti ll anil digestive
iir^.tnti to digest, nssimil we and trans
l rot till foods into t !:? kind of blond
that iioiiri.stn's the nerves and feeds
tit" tissues bulol lay 5 th" Inundation
for health. Nature does the rest. Indigolinu,
I *y>pepsia, and all disorders
of the stom:u h ami digestive organs
are cured hv the use of Kodol. S.iiil by
Ihltesbiirg I 'rug Co.
Chances come to every man, hill
nearly every mm asks I hi in to sit
, down and wait, till he is ready to take
| them,ami they niovr on to the next.
.11 ST Alllli r ItKDTIMK
taken Little ICnrly Kiser?it will rure
const ipalion. biliousness and liver
irnihlos. De'A ill's Little Knrly
Kisers ttre dillureiit from oilier pills.
They do hot gripe and break down the
oho t.us meiubraiies of the stomach,
liver ami bowels, hilt eure by gently
arousing the secretions and giving
strcn.;ih to tlieso organs. Sold by
lialcshurg l>rug < o.
i
ler
irance Sale Ij
2?T COST ! :
INING l',
JULY 13T,
ten clays we shal* ]
k of Y)yy Goods '
ts and Millinery at |
t
y goods from season 5
tlic profit out of ev- <
I give everybody an
f i.1.! a. *? I
vr iti 1,11 is great nar-i
i
unquestionably the
brightest and Fresh- ,
Augusta and Colum- !
s we will make will i
bargain-giving* If
(ley come.
A.CKET STORE,
id Wagcncr. *
at on Walk-Over
y j
en Quality shoes.
|
I lurmir the inonl li os June there was
a mint'.ill of ten inches.
This mini lias become somewhat of a
son* quest ion with us HutesOuryiaus.
The New York Kacket Store libs a
change in their advertisement. this
week. ,
W e pleiiil for c'ay, anil day we got,
ami mini we have. Our importunities
are for >an?i now .
Miss Nannie O outer is at home frem
t'eiiar S|ii'iht;s Institute to the rielltflil
of her I rieinls, who are many.
\1 i.? il..v^i.. m n. _ '
....... .... ..iii.iaii rfiurnt' l
Moiiil.iy from .'..huston, where she
tin! been spending several il.iys. *
Mr. ami Mrs. T.uther Coales. formerly
re-i tents of this place, hill who
now re-iiie in Columbia, Visited rela- i
lives here this wo. k.
Mr. Oliver, of Macon, (ia , ami Miss
('handler, of Waynesboro, On., visited
Mr. and Mrs. l'latl last weelt. They
left entirely too soon.
Mr. Walter Cartledye left for Pros-|
peritv yesterday. Where else he will j
^o, we are not prepared to say, but we !
know that lie ha? ;miii'.
Saturday being a National holiday (
the hank w ill lid close 1 and t he otlic.iais j
j take an nuting. Tliey are a faithful |
set of otlieers and no hii-iness men in |
our town are kept, busier, Tney deis-rve
t his day of rest.
j Dr. K. K. Hardin returned from an
| extended v.s.t to Spartanburg, (tilstonin
and < tester Friday. He enjoyed
ih*'trip immensely, nut ts gia.t to
j he h.u k at the old stand one?j more.
Ties is an oil' year in polities, hut
the barbecues abound in great profu|-.ion
throiighout our eutiulv. Present
politicians and embryo p oil ieians wil I
I show their fares in ail parts.
Our brass hand hoys discoursm| the
i music for the it iwd at Die harlmcue
at Iatesvilie Saturday la?t. The hand
] is making rapid progress and the hoys
[deserve the eo operati in of our town
people.
j Yes, Hovers Have Their Troa- ;
1 llli'M.
Four of our young men attended
, ChiIdrens* Day exercises at Stealnmn
'Sunday. Four dic ve away hut only |
two drove tiacK. The other two "hoof-|
...i" ; vi... ... v .. . .. -
< . 4fn 7.-11 i-ajii" 11111* uno ('.isper i
11 :i i 1 ii i;i 11 went in inn- tlirrimit while |
Messrs Knlian Knwl ntiil l.n wreiiriS
n i i 111 journeyed Sleailiiinnwartl in,
another. Now |iO it I known before
we proceed flirt)i>*r lh?i at) four nt
! these ymingmen me tejiibly smitten
i w iili Hie i harms of lour young g.ulies ^
i, that iii.iku Stea'in mi their lieailitti.il';
ter-. Wlnle I ayte was making "goo- <
goo" even at liis girl, anil pouring out
1 eliltnks of love as heavy as Imai'dingj
hoii-e hisi-nits ami as uin-ii-al as a ni iluight
feline seren ole, < '.tsper sn w that
' hu was nutrias e.l anil immediately ;
i took his girl I r a drive in order that ,
she might not see what an inferior |
article in the emirling line ho was. |
\\ lien Casper iv n heil tin' open, nature |
lent to him a helping hand and on j
ami un and on he dm\e, telling her j
of milk shakes aid pineapple ie.e, furgs
ting limn and p urr, win n sudden
ly he awoke to the tart that lie was
i near the girl's home, which is only a
i lew miles from Muteshurg. He took
i leave ol her at the gate (we guess) and
jeameiiii home, lie said lie wanted to
| see if Kajte was as gin d at walking as
lie was at i ourl ing. I/irrenoe Smith
look his girl tlm sain.-* way and left
Irieiul K iliian. To get her Messrs Hue
and ltiwl started hi the tlewey eve for
home, wliii h n'aee they reached eon?
, siderably Sifter midnight. Two of
these young men wear smiles on their
1 tares, wli'in two el them wear blisters
an their Moolsies."
(
Mr. Albert Jones has been an awf
good boy thie week.
Mr. nni\ Mrs. Copelar.d, af i)axt<
wery tyere yesterday.
The Advocate hasn't seen the cob
>f any"campaign money yet.
Miss Emma Home, of Ridge Sprinj
was in town one day last week.
Liti ie Miss Mne 1'ierce, a smart li
le Miss of Johnston} is visiting Mr
itrollirr.
l?r. Watson went up to Ward > Sa?
trday nfternoou and sjiei.t Sunda
[villi bis father.
Miss Kate Ktdlaud *is v\ ilh us tli
week, but rhe is no visitor, b-jin
thoroughly of lis.
Mr. Jauins llallmau nod bis tw
laughters, frotti the black Creek He
lion, were in town shopping Monday
Mrs. .1. Pope Matthews, of ColuJibii
but one of ns just the same, h-.s bet
visiting her brother, Mr. 1'. b; Kern:
glian.
Mr. llenry Tilliuan name in th
tnoni'n^ Crom Trenton r.nil will speti
several days with his friend, Bue
Duilnm.
Mrs. Fret! CnLiim and little Mi
Fredricji have returned from a \i>il I
Mrs. Ciillum's parents in Spartanburj
Kre'd is O. K. now.
MissAminee'Caitled^e, one of tl
iniirtest little girls in the world,
ivith h 9 sister, Mrs. !. Edwards. Man
>f our people*itre glad to have this li
ll?' miss with us*.
Mr. Manchester Watson and his si
ter, Miss Heile, sjient Wednesday an
riiursday with friends. These youn
Tolks have a host of friends here wi
tre always, giad to have Mum.
A hp,st of drummers have been wil
js this week. They are a!i a jolly se
jut none can equal the only ami t?rig
ual, Tom ;Pi|clier. '"Uncle Tom" is
thoroughbred and he is the lion of tl
hour- wherever he goes. .
. To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Fake Laxative broin'b Quinine Tablet
All-druggist refund t lie money if
fails t'o cure K I W tirdve s signutui
is on each box- 25 cents. .
NJIIHT WAS IIKK TKHIIOK.
"T would cough nearly all nigl
long," writes Mrs. '.'has, Applegnl
af Alexandria, IikI,, "and could hard
get' any sleep.' I had coiisnmptii
so h-.d that if I walked i block
would cough 1 rightfully and sp
blood, hut, when all utiier medicit
faileil, threi fl.Ot) bottles*,of Dr. King
New iseoveiy w hull v cured me ai
I gained .'?S pounds." It's absolute
guaranteed * o cure Coughs, ('olds, I.
lirippe, Bronchitis nutl sill throat at
Lung.'1 roubles. l'rice ??Pc and $1.(1
Trial bottles frr?* at (>. .1. Ilnrri
Batesbnrg, or (Iro.-sjn l>rug C(
l.eesvi lie.
A. It. Bass, of Morgantown. Ind., lis
lo get up ten or twelve times in th
night, and had a severe backache ai
pains in i lie Kidneys. M as cured I
Foley's Kidney Cure, For Sale by J..1
Tiluuiuiis Italesburg.
G-reat
Price Cutting!
Our entire stock <
Uiy U"UUUo,
Notions snd
Millinery.
The props have bet
knocked from
under all
I* rices.
?j 4
Get Our "Prices
. liefore Bavin
N. U. GUNTER
I- T. l'KRU Y. K. F. I*KU1
PERRY BROS.
General Merchandise
AOKXTS FOU T1IK XK\?'
1IO.MK SiCWIXO MACMINK',.
'II IK UK ST OX T11 K MA If.
K K r.
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W K CAKKY A FUI.L (INK
I < >F COM*'I NS AM" CASK K'l'S.
\\i: AUK 1N Til K MA11KKI'
: to skm,. on: rkicks
AND TERMS SI IT T1IK
1'KOIM.K AND TIMKS.
O
FEHRY l>ROS
Batcsbur^, S. C.
Subscribe fcr Uir Advocato.
(alHX'll'H f^uick IC?*Ii fit.
\Vh?n vonr joints ami bones nrn
your flesh for is tender mil o .?re,
; cent bottle of Oooch's t>tii ck II
. will uire yon quirk relief. flest
lor oolic.
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You will find th
stock of Summer
Millinery ever *
i i *
* burg. They wc
sS your tastos and
Shoes and Hats
? that require no g
I of clothes at p
with the qualit
l? spcct our goods
| trashy goods in s
L?! class goods are h
* are sold as cheaj
c an be bought ft
call at my stores 1
clit to you. AVatc
re I %/
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AVC0R. I Oil W1
;l : - J- J. R
Dry Goods, - IVlili
id
ul ??
c
f
t?y
l>,
workiso snaii" and day.
Tin' bibirst ami mightiest little
thing that evtr was made is Ur K
New I.ife l'iils. Hiese pills change
weakness into strength, listleSsness
ilito energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in binlilini:
up the health. (J. Iv -* ? per box. fob
! by O. .1. Harris. Hatesbiirg, and t'rosi
son Drug Company, I.oesville.
^ Fruit Trees
i Me M A<!iitn< dI' Itnxti r wishe
j o u it lion l<> I-is I riei.ds ami custom
j ers that lie i* st iiI in the fruit t r?? htisi
, tiess mid will call on tliem in the nen
' future, > Slowing choice selections t'roi
; ilk' famous (ireeosboro Nnrseries. Sh
itsfactioii in the I'n11:r?* u> in (lie pas!
"At the
FOUNTAIN DRINKING,'
511 ' Is indeed the p'm-e to he
refreshed; * here experience
and skill arj c unbilled
to make the very
Fost drink possible.
Smofcers . . .
1 ...
Wi'-il" he glad to know that
we ?ovr carry the famous
Frntfrtlyu and I'rivate Tip
C'igatv and challenge the
| world to produce their superior
for the motley.
( Force!!
l" llavs you ever tried it?
It is the ''ready to serve"
food. Try it.
Grape Nuts!
Nothing i equal to it for
<*. j giving strength to thn
weak. It's good, too. Toilet
Articles.
Our lines of Soaps and
Il'ertnineriis are complete.
I'or the dainty toilet everything
is I ere.
Stationery.
l' - i'?. ?if '<t .1 I'.ti t"olot?A4
r I 4 a j i i at. " ,
l a ls and 'I ablets, In I'ai t
cverylliinn tli?* writer uses.
Your* to mtv,
J. D. TIIV1IVXONS
1
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WllKhl.WKlOII i" AM) Hi u k^mitii.
IIOUHKHIIOKIMO A SI'IU'IAI
I IIORSKS h'llOD Cllll SIXTY ( FX IS,
S.Y I ISFACI Ion (i I' A It an 11
J. II I*. ( Ot.I.lNS,
I.efHvil'e, S. <\
tdi.t |
j Sul> tcrllH* lor tin- AUvtx at*.
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K "? H T W 9 a-* 1
1WL
!.
e most complete
Dress Ooods and 11
shown in Hates- 1 -v
r '
;re bought with
needs in view. ,!i
that bear names !;:
guarantee Suits !!
t
rices in keeping
y, t all and in- J
No cheap or
itock. Only iirst
ere handled, and a
) as trashy goods
>r elsewhere. A
will prove of benh
tliis space each
11 be benefitted.
\
AWL., [inery,
- ClothingI
Foley's Kidney Cure purifies tin
blood t>y reining nhl Impuii.ios and
| ton? s iij> t lie whole f-ysieiii. Cures
kidnev rind bladder iroubles. For sa!? i
I by J. 1>. TimtniT.s Bntesburg.
I / near to having a new house," i:
, I every day by the old houses ma
The Shfrw/n-L
S. W. P. protects and beautifies
B of finish, and economy, gives I
[. It's easy working qu
capacity, honest ineas
S satisfy the demands
H house-owner.
rtfrima 1' , iim?ii.i eoL(
Batcsburg D
OsLxrjriete;?
sjxxcsl "Wsl
General m
nrpi K"
oUsJ. J
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WMteS-t
cjtt hcto mr^n
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11 i In* lightest mineral wu'ei
it rent ileal, but we can |iro\
1 Y.
We have the largest brick 1
uil'i all modern improveine
Kll,
Stone, on Southern K iilroio.
i ??
j White Stone Lit]
WHITE S'l'OI
I !! ! Ill V I, ? ???
;andidate announcements
UiiJit this hcndinjf the AHvorate
/ill, in the future, unnoimce candlates
for municipal olflce. The cards
/ill run until election day and the
rice will he ?2, in advance. The
vowed candidate* will thus Le known,
"NO i ll IXU
DOINU." Ifutchbur^iuitM
lit Abbeville.
The I'o lowinv items are taken from
lu/Abhe\ilie .Medium ul last week:
Mr*. N. A. Hate*, of [hitenburj*. has
een on a short visit to her sister Mr*.
* 11 n M Cut..!. r..:l sil... ?
v??. *ji?o ui irnuru VlitJ
V oman's Missiotiuty Conference. She
ibis one of the handsomest delegates
ireseut ai.d one of the most devoted.
Miss Mannie Hates, a fascinating
oting wjin.m from Hnieahurg is in the x
ity on a visit to the family ol John M. j !
ia nhrull. Her neither is a sister of
ir-. (iur.l/iill. Miss Tales is sluai-iii
of the Columbia Female College
,nJ a very bright young woman.
James liaruin, an up-to-date young
unu from Hate-burg, spent Tuesday
villi John M. C unhrell s lainily. He
ttcnded the Missionary Conference
t Greenwood and came from there
n see his relations heu*,
I'retty Miss Fannie Mae Hettis, of
'rentou, is with her school-mate, Miss
1 iry E.iz t Fox.
Mrs. .1 II. Tillman ami her protty
ilt'e daughter, are visiting the aunt
d the former, Mrs. Fox.
Miss Edna Jones, of Wulterboro, is
me of the fairest visitors lo our town,
is the guest ol Miss Mary Conner.
Mrs. Cynthia Neal, of Spartanburg,
me of the most winsome in the land,
s viitli hvr s -ter. Mrs.Fred Cullmn.
Mrs. Stol es and the little ones are
Kiting toe old home near beivern,
vliile' Uncle Joe" is keeping "Lach."
Camp James Connor (Confederate
eterans) will i.oid a meeting Saturday
titer noon i > transact important bustless.
Mr. Cnarlio Boinrau, n recent graiViale
ol Clru.sou, . as been vtsiliug his
iehuolniate, Mr. Wigfall Fox. During
lis stay lie has made quite a number
if friends.
Mrs Roylston, from Hlackville, and
Mr-. I'igsoy, of Spartanburg, are visiting
their sister, Mr-. J l?. Hartley,
i'hese ladies are pleasantly remembered
by the young people of our
town front former visits.
jWaiti r <.'art ledge, none other than our
>wu "little Walter," is a lady's man
>y iiislini t as well as cultivation. It is
said ( md i h t on good authority) that
lie became so mm-n absorbed with the
harms of a jolly miss while at a rociil
gathering u few evenings ago,
chat he entirely lorgot Iiis fair partner
toil it was necessary to call an assistant
to net us gallant for the the voting
lady home*. Walter! Walter!! The
charms must have been indeed great.
N'cx; time, remember, my son, remember
!!!
WANTlTT)?-Young mptr^TcTjTepar?""*"" ""
inr? nvermnetii positions. Fine nperi nps
in all departments, (loodsalaries.
It ipnl promotions. Kxuminationusoon.
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house, and you'll conic pretty ^
; an old saying that's proven true I
tde new with I'
Williams Paint. |
;. It's great durability, beauty
satisfaction to the house-owner. I
alities, great covering
sure, and strict purity, ^
of both painter and I
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Merchandise.
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lorapany.
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lott' 1 ii the C'aro'iiiHs or Ccorgta, I
nt'. 1 !' o rir rar line from White
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