Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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! i V DIVIDENDS QUARTF.* W PER CENT. I Put your spiro )n/ t K deposit in the First National FJJ* J w trK fiankol ^1 i 1 A. - ? U 9 4T\ Al sSl / / |^K>. IS Bank ^^"r times on PSavinm IJeDart.m??nt-wnm I llatesburg and get interei d three months: February, I T {ust, November,-- four per annum compounded four time W. W. Watson, Prt s iiie dj s a year. ;sident. \ i 1LOD BATHSI uvuu UARY 17, 1905. Am spare mon H ^ you sleep h vIB^ ing earning open an acc be number* positors. I?ry three months. i*ut your ey to work?it works while as a perpetual ever increas- ^ ' capacity. We invite you to :ount now with our sank and ?d with our five hundred de ~ , .fl OKOU(;i A. AUG1 JACOB PHIN1ZY, Preside! CHAS. G. C00DRIC1I, Ca r.oniffil ono.ftf HA1 LROA 1 ) MAX K, L'STA, CJ K< )H<.11 A. it, Wm. A. LATIMER, Vice-Tres. ishier, RUFU^ H. DROWN, Ass't Cashi ?. Undivided Profits S276.714 ? jCHINQUEPIN LETTER The farmers of this section ar ; backward in preparing Llicir Ian I llii year. What is Lite matter? Is it oi the account of bad weather or thi er. low prices of cotton? Mr. Austin Oswalt has bought on nO i.I? ?- < ? 1 .1 SE1VERN NEWS. I e Col. A. Klin? i^&jksndin^ this wo(4c s iu Charleston on business. c Miss Emma Arthur closed herSVo ' near here Friday and left ihonic at (Iraniteville Monda. ^ i \v.. . _ D1NNBR IN HONOR Of'C< MR. AND MRS. J. R. MOSS. > Mr, and Mrs. James I). Malliis gave a l>eautifully arranged dinner Tuesday /xp last, to 3-?or 4j friends in honor of the " 1 3MEONE MA COME ALL. HAS FER YOUR SERVICES ' RION PARR TO DIE > ONLY SIXTY >AYS MORE TO I |\/C r*ir?i"t< VMpI VMI ^ Banking by mail is entire! deposits by express, regis H will be credited your aecoi COTTON MARK! * 1~ ?A il tu . T ^ T_ _ .. y practic .hie and safo. You can send us you tered mail, money orders or c'iccks and sain mt and receipt sent by return mail. 2T. ; JOHNSTON NEWS an 1 !i ? ! ? - ? >> > I'm me in in i saw nun ;mu is no; doing a good business. We wish yoi much success Mr. Oiwa.lt. a Mrs. J. I'. Salter is expecting to tak a trip to Augusta. It seems that our R. F. I), carrie =? lias been doing a rushing business o the matrimonial question along th * i line for the past week. You see lie i v I ** u iiic ^iau u; M*i." uur ini'HBH ' tl I Marshall Gunter home a^ain^^Ber I |spending several days in Co^H'ia I with ids son. I M isses Susie and Sarah Sindi^^Bit j Sunday witii their cousins M:s.^Hur r?and ltisa Gunter. n ; - 1 T L. J The many friendsof Miss LizzieIlliw] s j were gi.id to see lier in town Saturday uiiivrs uiomcr ana ms bride, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kopcr Moss, who were married Die day before at the home of the bride's permits Mr. and Mrs. George W Walk;r in North Augusta. CYRIL JONES WINS /On OOU1 MEDAL. the ! ro OUR NEW VOLUNTEER FIRE op ^ DEPARTMENT Marioi i Monday evening next at 8o'clock ,n Colun tlayor and city council urgently hanged c k.i t l. rik3 i HANGING HITE MAN IN TEN YEARS. 11 Pane was sentenced yesterday H tibia by Judge McDonald to be >ii April 14tli for the murder IlAMlou i? UIIIH5HIR ""'?j Batesburg Market, 7 14, .is by L. 1). O'.llum. W,i Vi'HH i RBPO February 10 th. 1MO! For Hatesburjf nnd vicinit cloudy to-night: Saturday \vj ~ i Air J. L<. Mount of Kdtfelicld \v rep irted ^oWI, on Saturday. Mrs. Julia Neville and <laii| ? have returned to tiieir home in A v ? ta after a visit to Mrs. James St or and Mrs. James Richardson. v partly Miss Hat tie Toney lias reti inner. j I'rom a visit to her sister Mrs. J ? ' land at Olar. as in i;i >(),a,'-v public. One of tiie most attractive runaway ;l.lor tliat has ever happened in this c< Man munity was tnat of Jim Ihish an orlli- Miss Minnie Uurkctt on January 2'Jtl (After Iiin hud succeeded in tfottin iie ?ill. he waited for hours l>y tli j."^j! j road side for the Notary public, hit v i all in vain, so after rambling throng ! Mr. Alfred (Junior who lias Iteen Kick j 'for sometime was here Tutsday,/we L arc glad to see Mr. (Junter healt.li is I (J improving. j ;| i. Mr. M E. Hunter spent .Saturday in t g Loxingto.i on business. I 1 e Mrs. Alonzo Gunter or Steed mat is I 1 was the guest of Mrs. llosa Cim t?T last fl '! week. ? mil- k??iu mcciai oiiereu to the class ,C,,UI irAocut ion at Clemson College was old a ,vB by Mr. Cyril K. Jones of Batesburg the I im) isa member of the sophomore class au^ei iM who represented the Calhoun socie m The judges were Prof. P. T. Brodle 'KU 1 ff. F. II. II Calhoun and Prof. Mark 'iave I Bradley. Prof. Bmdie in a well tim- ow'ni R and appropriate speech delivered aud t I; m i 1 il. ' -m? an uic citizens of Ilatesburg OI *-;|a-r< nd young to attend'a meeting in ''?irr 'nil own rial 1 Tor the purpose of in- ,io?ofji rating a local volunteer tire de- Sf>uth Cf nent. The hose carriage and hose UUUl le,fi been on hand for some time, hut cri,ue of ? to the roughness of the weather sincc ISJ he recent completion ot the wat- protest/C< . it III' !Doe Sheale.v. The sentence of licates a further adrnimstraistice and marks an epoch in irollna. l'arr is the first white illy condemned to die for the murder in South Carolina 5 a period often years. Parr I I that he was innocent but J........ ?.->? - - MOVEMENT OF P IN EN r PEOPL! A\ here they have Mrs. Mom Calhoun of Augusta \ ROM- truest of .Mrs W. L Coleman last Senator McLeod of Mshopville a guest of C. D. Kenney last Sui Vr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood | have leLurned from a visit to A bectl frooz* has injured a j numb *r of our shade trees. i woous unci across barb wire fence vas a ! fliey at last reached the house of Mi week | William Hoatwriglit ami were marrie by P K. Boa tw right. I'nt Jim is !*t,s lucky l)oy after all for lie has won th ,H ' brightest girl in this section an'.I w.i ward | serenaded twice, iken Mr. llenr.v Knecc is bui'ding large handsome addition to his house. - II r Mr. F. O. (luntor one of oui merch- W. ,j ants left to-day for Augusta. I a We are glad to hear Mr. Hunch Seig>| e ler is slowly improving. Hope lie will| is soon l?c with us again- J v Mr. .1. S. Lybrand of Hard Is sectiof u a was here yesterday _ f (( MisS Falun I'ardne was i:i J* i?i )EATH OF AN AMER- ' "u this t 1CAN CELEBRITY. Kv? General Lewis Wallace ofCrawfurds- est in ille, Indiana, died at his home tliere mean n Wednesday nigiit. |ovcc General Wallace was a distinguish1 Soldier and served with distinction or*>ari l.i.l 1. ?. - * - ? mi u wasuiougnt best to postthc forming ;i com pan v up to ,Tu(',"c J me. ' c,,ce 1,1,1 ;ry citizen should take the great- si,tlKC ai tcscst in tliis movement as it 11,0 ^?n'' s pratcotion to their homes and *lS 1,l^LI to die. rJ ones. Another reason why this li/.ation should be formed at ^ nal . . - J llf 1 ?-r? uvmg overwhelming, c Donald was obliged to sent 1 to death. In a grave-like, id in tones laden with pity jle words were spoken & Parr i) back to prison condemned I'lic formal sentence of Judge follows. and where th are going--Hap pen ings. Col. K W. (Ilbson of * * i ;i 111. returned to liis homo v edne ter ulaciiik: several < out rai ts ey "he switch on tli? Southern >? mi I li re i.is been in i ! ' 1 irjj'ir. Mr. ' Uiil'. t'i' new e lite !' t, i .inliiitlon News is here and nx.ii !>. lull j.vcd by his f.nni'y. uui" ? | ? sday af-|EI<Gi LIS BRIDGE NEV fur ur.i ' ,, - - PEAK NEWS. >r <if Mr. ami Mrs. R. L Cannon are vis will! it in,;Cluirmont, S C. 1 hat Beautiful Gloss. ! omos from the varnish in Itevje' VS ! Varnish Floor I'a! tit: c?sts .*? cent * I more a quart though. Sold bv Tim treet > Saturday afternoon to w i??ht or tier many friends. w We hear Mrs. Cariic Iliuhlout^Bc 1 4' has been spending a few nion^Bn (iautts, Ala will he home short HH Mr. Kiddle of New K rook I and pent s Saturday nitfht in town on hisjwax s to see his hest jfirl. f I fr wu. il'tin tiiui me uivii ars. As a literatcur his posit ion anec as unique, liis works, brilliant in in thl iiatfina'ion and replete with knowl- paj. b'Sp 'a^ a genius of the lirst ordand v GOD'S COUNTRY. A traveller just arrived from th? far al (i7.cn North tells lis that the fare of is mc great reduction in Jnsur" Uhc sente it will bring to every merchant "Hbei Is place. prisoner; eshurg should not only he ready ^ say w tilling to make this company a sj10uld ni one, but should bo proud of ti c saiUl not hat the town has advanced so forc s;ikl icad of its sisters in having wat- yvhi'mi "vuuumu iiicu pronounced ok solemly demanded of the H it the bar if he hath anything h.v the sentence of death )t be passed upon him, lie hintf farther unless lie had bepmv> if i^ i-i -i terial for the Suinmcrlund l!< Mr. C. W. Stewart of V? spending a few weeks here am es himself as very favorably i ^ with Batesburtf. Wc hope lit clde to make this place his nent home. l The first National Dank o ^ linrir will lie flrHiPfl (ill V; I >i! * pt:i?' i> 11 Kioliaidson ha: in ifiltuli r >clixil dutles aft.'r "I IllOIlt Is 'I :>S 'll V lexpivs*! ,.t ; M<) ,rs >I Iluliois s m press*( -, i;j,l m I inulav with Mr. ' may de* mi3 A. r. I>. M.Mua. 1. r-. permaMr. dames Cullnin lias tern ha _ _ clay for the chain yanjf. if Batesednesdav Messrs Julin Willis- -I u im; ? 10- I inons Hros. f?*n 1f . ' o. 'V ,1)el.t OUR COft*?RATULAa"d TtONS. ulinv ToOrrera' lY-Px A>,rnns<#f tho Hal limoie Anicrk-un as a poi'suuiii alio if Anicriran push, wo < xtrnJ on Mr W. s. Men raw our statiofajjeut n; ;f??os over to Columbia every lundax where be can attend church! Wli\ |(: can't we hv. /e a church in our fvviiV -c ? I (Editor of Johnston iNew* ? | I t , J Will Eti? ge in N^s .ci at itu-e from the North line of our ate to the North Pole is under a ill of snow. Although atmospheric indit ions here of late have not exact- 'p|1( allowed us to sing The (Jood Old this c 1 miner Time let us shake hands irselves for being on the Sunny side t he snow line. and n nrvi i\i a n ? uliifo nana in case of a conf'atfrat ion. I court an mcnt of t SALUDA NEWS. 1 Parr ^ ? heaviest sleet storm known in whence 1; ountry for many years lias just in close a i away. the 14th < t with standing the sleet., snow on that s; mil the temperance Ladies were of 1() oV1 Imoein C?1..J- " ? vi iu ia tunsiuereu oy U16 j d pronounced as the judge f lie law, that the said Marion taken hence to the place ist he came, there to be kept nd safe custody until Friday, lay of April next; and that lid Friday between the hours rn?lr i.. ??" * - ~ next Feb. 22nd as Washington day is a legal holiday. Only Sunday hours will be at the post otliee on Febanu that, being a national holidj y T>. .jirrjniuMMMMBU day. Mr. G. n. Harwood I? t's birth- Dan Wiil.s visited Aiken on K lust. observed Services were not held at Mt. 1 try 22nd. ant last Sunday owinj,' to bad wca j At rj,| Hi ?im !?>st v. is'us a |r liouy'i'vt> rccoj :!!/ I5i;ir ^uur'i-r? eunriti .iiukc I it 'l i mo* r A mcr'ran an 'leas- better, \\? cnnem'nl it i !i.> ?ier p iper Lousinessfli !3enncttsvill? !l1 rwurs u 1 irs KbL>. lOek C ike Miller a nan yl.out ko vcars of H |p was round dead in Ins bed jester- weal! oaiuna. ivirs. Helen Hul-I >f Kimiru New York, and Mrs. O C,OC,C Haynes of Lcesville braved the tlic jaiI ci ler and spentseveral days in our then be h bodj' ia the Methn- juerey o:; ^^H?^HHH^ta^Tiiegdpy tcx ?" n?5 luieuuun una z the afternoon be taken to ^ nclosure ip the county and aliped by the neck until his lead. And uiay God n te Vl. WuO h.iS 11iv building Of I! merland in his charge says ihe progressing as rapidly as possil withstanding the bad weather Mr. J. P. .lones has been con *his home for several days with ^ case of la grippe. Mr. C. L. Jones of Wards is ing a few days in Batesburg. work is General M. C. Itutler, visiting n >le not- 1 Ives, was here last week. Mr. H. Walker lias gone to > iined to York on business, a severe Mrs. Sehench visited Mrs. M. Kenny of Johnston last week. spend- " THE BAPTIST r.HUDr i ne r 4i si i? < Batt St W 5 > The^iaan with ffhe's the one~\i?ho t l-l i it without him. v SAVINGS DEPART^^BK the Savings Bank Habit is nev can uet alonx without you, ca Q 7 olerU ina. Sinill Altai / / \\ Craw! ft bit-Ik er gets Ijid off;, 5 for su n not get aloiiK^? that I / / t hn n (iI'M n/.ed aT. U FeB^^^^nTer ur town Mrs. AY. S. Crouch was I Parr will >d President, Mrs. George 1> ' and will : t, Vice President, Miss Cleo E? j pr jjUl)ai. vay, Secretary and Miss liennie I n.aiiv ford Treasure. Thirty six n.cm-1 ' . ive been enrolled, wearethank u' i musl 1 ' 1 ch a good beginning,and hope bate: from day to day others will sign . ih'dire. \Yi> inmroclriti. t1?<* I'lmi' i i ill inn ill iniii ^^Plni|i|ii m ^Majj have met his earthly fate stand before that Greatest of < whence his victim nas alme and whence iris Judge IB SBURU's bbED \1 STORE Mr. Ilenry Smith of Harrs few hours in town 011 Wecmesci Col. Chan. H. Rogers of Mary enjoying the excellent elimatec burg. Mr. J.J. Rawl left for Ha Wednesday on a business trip. -Mr \r 10 UnHIn of Saluda spent a J Church discipline: its aims, r.pi ay last. ,ln(j meti10ds. will 1j< the stibjce land is the sermon next Sunday morning 1? dilates- l'.Hh and on Sunday morning w, 2t>th. These sermons are to lie prc;i ed 1 ?y request of a brother who, f< ltimoer jMj, , |1(, import a nee of iiealt hfiil dir. line in the church, has asked tin- i was in tor to preach one or tun ^ '"| ^ The Savings Bf r ^/ment anJ manly Ir t ot ? / The most healt Vb. ) aerobes in it to stea H'k. \Shavior. le'1* \\ To encourage \ io1 >S Department to our v Nmoney deposited ii > >* // ^ ink Habit means sound sleepV^^^d digest idepenucnce. hful tiling is a Savings Bank 11 I away your peace of mind ^H^^^jaran >eople to form the Savings rl iSt, wSiave i bank, and will pay four per cent interest pi a this department three month* or longer. :lon, cool }udx;-\S - wor!? 5 5 in 01:1 , // nilie* icre are no mi.vv , . . /) ^ vite t tee of good be-// x just i idded a SavlnjrsJS Our er annum on al'K to lie. n son. - I of Mrs. (tuHock and Mrs. Ilu.yn e \) lva ; ; inid.st. and ad\ 'S2 othere >mn.u- V 1 olu ,>.i ... n , . or seed c\ > that have no \\ . G. 1 I . t ? in- , .. ,? . ... carefully hese ladns to organize a I nion .. , climate o .s soon as possible. . ., ?ced t hat people were shoe Ice i :.i .1 yrieved P,an'* 511 ir of the death of Mr. IVter- Pec'u!l>'1 on the ve 11... v. v for th* planting season of the most compete lines rer offered and every variety selected to suit the soil and f this ci tint i v. t'ahbape not only grow, but make i at head haul and firm. Us- * 4 00, our s ol Irish potatoes ry best that can ba liad Irom 1. f V PitM town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Jones of erwho spent several days Ik week with relatives and lrien returned home. Miss Maude Crouch antertaii eral of her friends with a car in honor of her guest Missei i # ?i - f \\r n the subject. The pastor cheerfully complies \v ^ a^'( " this request for he is deeply seusi Ie ,IS _ that there are few if any ipiesti 1 uu ijC.ir|nir upon the administration the affairs of a church that are ned sev* mo.t importance than that of Ilea! d party fui new Testament church discipli < Vyola | An undisciplined army is liltIc 1 L'I . -- ' " " > l'" ! \\ wuiiic in luuiiy //small Makr the s itli < Cmay never come. I?le > ?cs t opportunity ev ons I // oi W. W. WATSON, Preside ?f I " TEMPERANCE CONM't ami open an account with whaiiyfi" have, start. Do not wait for the la reel amount t< Comc in and let's talk it over v 'Uh you. I er offered the people of this \ icl nity for say nt; N. A. BATES, \ I ce-Pres LEXINGTON NEW S. 'IN 1 I no matter howNS jl(. o start with; iO) days! his Is the >;reat-(( ing their money (( Mef ' ' er, t' ; I>. B. RAWL, Cashier. "?Pe week IEWS FROM MONETTA w"hr' f \ r-v ^ ^ S. P. McCarty was in town a few Deorgia ago. ' place her take no r wrs Ben Raines and Robert Turnwo substantial farmers of (>ood section were here one day last I ML; John M. Daniel spent Sunday his parents. The ol I, i 111 ' ii . ^ rwii ^r,r i? ; i (I v (i ii Mtek hi s no t*. If V II I'll 111 lhi?e }OU .sk sut to >iiialiiy. (). .i. IIA RRH. Huttrsbuiy, S. C. I SUMMERLAND hOTEL. ITicers of the Siunmerland arid i IlL'urii r-uuiu in fiuma night. Mr. Land<>n Quat.tlebunn of bia spent a faw days here last I>r. W. I. Kneece went, to ' * tori Tuesday on profe.-slonal I Mrs J. Elmore Kankin. of was in town Wednesday \f r \Vf \T llrtrflv mi#? nf t\ i kihj iit iiiun a nuiu, wiille the more i 1 he discipline, ot her things heiii}f ci Coinm tin' hclter and more ellL-ienL the week. dier. Lexinj?- A -vo,,n" 0110 of three si msiness. sPoke to his mother of her rigidity a disciplirarion in her home, and i Mimms, |^csted thai there was not anol mother in all the community i<> most 1 held so t ii'ln ;? ? < !.. .....i itfid iual I ES 1 . so!- j On last Friday night, Fi b. 11. in the 1)1)S Lecsvillo College chapel t he following young ladies joined in an oratorical contest for a beautiful si wr medal . Ij " . | 1 A iss Kmina 1 lack, " hown with who the traffic." Miss 1 lassie Oralis. " I lie Saloon Judge James I/Vr will 11:< |si<lo at t he term of e >u: t b iuni...r it'onday | next. \ fo Miss Nettie Ifussell ! . ,1 turned | . to her home in At?b \ il!? 1 \ C' Mr. T. K. f'antpl? II \ went to Georgia to see b's dying nioLli?}" ha? ^ I returned . { ca K. r. U. [NO. 1. Mn \not her week has passed and the 5Irs* ' has about disappeared. week The Monctta school is not as Hour- j)r. hing as it might have been on ae- home nnt of the cold weather. who \ |l>r. M.S. Dant/.ler has been as busy ^r Us week attending tlie siek as the (javs. irriei" has tieen KiTvinir tliu ?. T. (?, Alia way and her cousin "()tel Co. Ino. Attaway spent one day last 'n^r *or in Johnston. rough raent fori Webster Goggans was called comp'.etir. a few days ago to see his mother t ions mat vas seriously ill. tor the he ? , i, . , he made 1 Brooks Butler was here a few , , charge of W>. , have been diligently workie past several weeks despite i weather to perfect arrange.vard to finishing the hotel to ?n by July next. The excavale were found to be too small atlng apparatus and had to arger. Mr. F. A. Stone is in the mason work and is push prominent business men of I* was in town Wednesday and g pleasant call On February Ct!) the home and Mrs. Shelton Perry w; happy by 11?2 arrival of a daut! Mrs. John II Wat-on of m was in town Saturday. - -r* ? . v <iiiii v\ a* ? M lonclta. as she When In; had linislied ave us a complaint she replied "Can you another mother in all the commit j. ^|r who has three sons that are equal s n'lde liter Tlienoblecharaetcroft.ho.se yu men was latpelv due to a diseip >ar here that I hey sometimes thought was most unkindly severe. MCI | his CurscjjIl(l MissJriaetKtliereclge, '"TheStray 11it v Siinbram." lo: 4. Miss (ieorRie rnlmcr, "Aii Ap I peal for l'rohibit ion " aine! ^''ss Alma Livingston, "An Kxi|jlu. patient of I>r. I >i^s." ?> Miss Annie Rose Iliser, TheHykos of Holland.'' Mrs. Willie Ilarnian of A .Jlu < ?' is \ isit iii^r her parents lien . j Mr. W. K t'orley was in I i I Tuesday. W 0' I . Mr. Win. Westmoreland dt Sa^Hi'ia was here last week Ml', (i S (troul frnm n> -i r 1 m Mr. II. C.Sawyer is outing lumbor Mis glit along that's right Claude it and S atx cot t on. ^ Mr. L. 1$. Lott and wife are rejoiced deljgl icr tlie improvement of their sick . Mr. has b T. (i.tinnter will repair the Busby Id mill. 1 r. WAS I I .1.* s Hessie Gardner spent Saturday ot lllc 'l unday with her home folks. k'iven on .r, . . I** protfre (.eor^e Wheeler s friends were ited to see him here last week. TI iVl J. II. Hridtfes little son Leon. Now Mi Den quite siek with pneumonia * due sine > . i.t. ... ? . here but Artcinas Whitt le of V ruit 11 ill a very sin icre Sat iirftn v art aa ^u9oiuic* A part imber contracts have been t and every thing appears t sslng rapidly. merman Dots. r. Klitor it has been someel have seen anything from I will make an elT >rt to write ort letter to your paper. Miss Moida 1 lodges left for bia last Tuesday where she main for several days visiting Mrs. Sara Shuler made a ll\ to Columbia last Tuesday. Mr. Austin Turner of Nort lina is visiting his sister, Mrs. Quattlebaum of this place. \T ? I>.\ Colum* it is hoped that though the wea will re may tie a lit lie unpleasant on Sin friends, morning there w ill lie a lar^c at t . . ance. ,ng P JAHEZFRRRI h,BOYLSTON OLEANI N( < miss t-ora Mcadman, '' i lie ?oinul ! an's Crusade." end- M '*''ss Williamson, "The Kesuhmissioni^t Story " ^ All the yoimo ladie.s spoke credit ably. | '1'iie medal was won by Miss Janet I Ktheredtfc. Header, can yon not pret . ~ i up a temperance contest in your cominunitv? Write to Miss M. I!. Her Branrh was in I own on I' ri<la\^Htst ^ In- \V. L. Kiu-oce of ltn\U?r a .J1, ! visitor here Monday. H . M.-ssrs KonkniiM ami .I. \V. ^Rdiy ; S .( f Mi.- l-'oik wen in town >.i'urd^H Mr K. Shiill of New Brm klurxflBias a ' out (-led lln- I'alm.tti. l-nllr-'iatr^^iti-| ' .Mr. ?;co. swygert has sown a line iecc of land in oats. The old gentle- Mr ian and lady seems to be lonely since relat heir extended visit to relatives and ^ riends in Atlanta (la. and Rockton . * IS LIU per C Mr. M. B. Lott has another voter t his home buthe has no Registraion Certificate. This se . Bob Smith of Trenton visited by se vera ives here last week. Miss la s I rene Scott of Edge tield County Ungate i guest of Misses Lula and Kern 'uie m Iran ford. McGcc w v. J. A. Carson lias had an attack turn hon ip but is improving. at Warn I'tion was visited last, week 1 very cold and icy days. ala Brown of Augusta is vial* { Irs. W. F. Saul er's, my friends of Miss Maggie as delighted to see her reic after spending sometime jnville. lU I i'lUI | l.'J 1,111111 III . \ I I ^ I - here yesterday. ? Mr. :*tar Lak.- i f Saluda <01 gS| in town one day last. B We are jjla 1 to hear ..I t lie W mentof Mr .lorry (in^'ans g been very ill for some. FOR SAI.E >,,,:s Miss Ihtrnice Ilawl is visiting r ivcs in 'Jwilchcr Neek. SN''' Mrs. AnnieI'itfhtner of 11ie F > shaking hands with her Hoy. improve- friends. \%ho has ,phe |nail t.4irru.rearc having a r time to (list rihnl e mail. Mr. Lee llarman have moved eiat- bert, Loesville, S. Cv for bonks am medals Stale Sup. of medal contest rk is 1st on : OYSTERS AND I R1-SH o?K? FISH. 1 f yoil want tisii fresh from tlie coas near of Florida or oysters from the dies p j Mi . I' /.. (J. Lover >f ( I pin mas in town Saturday. V I M W. 1' n oof ot Hans \\ -lie re Tuesday. 1 The Lutheran church of Kiirall He I ' 'treat Ya. has been accepted >y| the' MONUMENTS. ro'.n 1 represent the Epworth Orphanag been larble Works of Columbia from tlie -west ground slab to the highest mon- MN nnents. Georgia or Granite Marble ilso fencing and iron vases from the Stewart Iron works of Cincinnati < >hlo leanest in the world and also Mela; *jj (lowers. Write or call on i i?.? e chicks ana ouieis streams a Miss M d liere arc higher than they have young la since last August. sister Mi is. rebecca jones1,,,: last woe dead. t, t t . - .. merman rs. Rebecca .lones widow of the 1 - ... 1 - T A .II..I .1.1 - * innie lack-on a charming iy i?l this place visited her rs. L Younce lately. s Willie rardueand Mr. Krkson were married at Aiken k .1. A. McOee and J. E Timwetv in Johnston Friday. White wyondot t c.%s. $1 "?o teen. Hie Dunston tlior train. Apply or write to 1'. H. HarriJ( l.i LOX'llgtOll C. 11. ,ur !il Miss Mary liar man of Soluda is oughbred jng relatives around I? ?y 1 to:i. Mr II A. bass is moving to <iil ;on, n ( Mr. Milton K.v/.cr is onec again walking the roads in this section pcakc Hay, telephone visit- N. llildehranclt, Jr. Washington & Kllis Sts., Ibert. Augusta, seen1 Bell l'honc No. 31. fia. i,cv. r>, i . nunem inc. The store of the M. 15. Hai ti) Co., , was entered by burglars last week who took awny with them much vuli able mcrchand sc. A coat and a pi.-.to ,the property of Mr. Uempsy (.corye, was 1 aken at the same time. ItllU M. L. Kleckloy, at '1( Lexington, S. C WANTED. ion! A cook. Mct Mrs. "N. li. Bayly. v ia'wi!) .iiMii's uicu mis vv rt'K i" er home in Kdgetield aged last \Nee s. She was the ni other of seven 'p.egi .1 ren, all dead except one daugn- w#lssli;>t Mrs. O. L. Miller of Trenton. Mrs |iUr<(];t ;s was a devoted and life-long nCgro n hud 1st. inow in . i i.ulu wl-ui iu HKige spring :< on business jk ro by t ho name Jim Minima m and died from the effects last, 8 v. He was >hot by another amed (leorge Broachal he ia ^ jail at Aiken. :