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L . f I I, I JL"_X * I THE BATESBU RG ADVOCi \ - / J ?. r t I f - r v \ " '* * *4 / * * V \ K f?x??xco?cft?e?X' 'GENERAL : wrurc Itrnl Srl( Control. To most people self eoutrol means tlio control of appearances ami not tlie conItrol of real ties. Tills is a radical mistake and n.ust be corrected if we nro ^ to net a clear idea of self control and if j we are to make a fair start in ucqnlr- | inn it as a permanent liabit. If a man Is nnl.v to ine anil 1 want to ktiiK'k him down and refrain from do- ^ i inn so simplr because it wouldn't an A Coffe* ('(deviation. A variation of the old blacksmith cal- The jlntiou by which the progressive dou- inclde ling of sums beginning wltii a cent . rillngi >r the lirst ^ail brings the price of \ jjj loelug u liorse up to si stupendous j |ng un 1111 is used by an Arch street grocer to The w ilvertise bis coffin' with striking ef- | night ft. The grocer displays a sign read- celved ig. "If one grain of our coffee was j ^ Prueare of Mlad. rn following is a true story of an I " V I ^ i nt that happened in an English I J isbu nd had gone out for the even- VI ^ M <1 loft hla wife and child at home, otnan was about to retire for the when, to her amazement, she perthc foot of a man beneath the Instead of calling for assistance. ITE MP WO Wl DRY C HITTEN IOODS CO 11JLJ 11 U The President has called fi r tl> resignations of ail the members of th Panama <*anal Commission and wi soon issue a statement of the lines, long which reorganization will he al | fected. The President will soon at nounce the |crsonnel of the reorg; | pear well cod is n<>t the habit of the ^ habit of tli* people about me. my He- 1 ' sire to knori liiin down is siill a part e of myself. j.ml I have n >t controlled e myself until 1 am absolutely free from 1 tliat interior desire. So Ioiik as 1 am in ; ' hatred to another I am in bondage to J my hatred; : ud if. for the sake oi ap- j ^ pearances, I do not act or speak from it I ' 1 tim none the less tit its mercy, and it j " will find an milli'l wherever i* enti ilo laced on tlx* lirst square or a checker- ns KO, onrd, two on the second, four on the went ilrd, :in ! no on. doubling throughout gang t ie whole sixty-four squares, the to- hours il nuiuher arrive.1 at would he 18,440,- hand 14.070.551,015 coffee beans, or 7,000,- j-ui,i jv tr?,:i!U.5st.(;ol pounds of coffee. Tills hnnde onld represent :i3l,7Ot,K0!i,WT car niight ads. and a freight train to carry It jKT w onld he :t,057.H41,400 miles in length. ? )ett( t would reach around the earth 158, ue would huve done, 8he coolly to the child's cot nud Rut and 111 th* child went to sleep. Two then remained before her bus- ... came in. lie was surprised to >Y. S or waiting up. but when his wife ^on ^as d him an envelope, saying, "You new ninth < run and post this," the cause of siting was revealed. Instead of Constable or the following was written on seized ten (. iVnlitnP' 11 A lillPtrl ?* iu limlit* nn* from ?? ?<>.*. nun o. t. JulienJcrry of Charles:n elected solicitor in the circuit. * ; J. K. Evans of Newberry mo gallon jugs of whiskey I ?? Requisit ^ that surpass al! ] es For Eastes previous efforts. No conceit nizcd Commission, as soon, urobubiy a he readies San Antonio, if not before ! He leaws Washington on Monday f< a six weeks tr? . which is to incluri attendenceat the reunion of the Roup Riders at sun Antonio, April 7. and hunting trip in Colorado of sever, - weeks duration. : of The New Trade Mark Reirktrat io l-s so without dthasim; mo in tl?y eyes of * other men iik re willing than i am to he i debased. My seltish d. die to injure the * nia:i I hate is eounterbalaneed i?y toy " j seltish desire to stand well in ti e eves v of other men. There run he n > true self 1 control so lonji as either form of seltish- '' 11 ness dominates my actions. The control v of appear inee ; is merely outward re- ' pression, and a very eomtnou instance s II nf tllSo tnn f lot t.lle..ee/..l it. lit.. <tlfttid t't 13 times ami would extend 42 times 10 distance between tlie earth nnc' the return un. The quantity would make 13,- amj t| gallons of coffee and Kjnr v roilUl cost at 2* cents a pound $S72,- istnit< ii7.:;tHi,s(K;.::;>7.2?? If each person in acr0ss jc country drank three clips daily it t,ut ,] mil Id take the entire population of the jjj.,, j, Tiited States 2.442.SOI years to conlime it."? riiiladelphia Iteeord. tlmt h I Al. ? .. - B- ? miuvi vui uuill tt lir|(l Hun; fetch police.' The liUHbund The negro ted in 11 minute wltu a policeman, where lie w lie man was nrrestctl. The burrhen brought up before the iuuk; remarked that be bail conic ^ena ! a few brave women in liis time, to I he Cot* Ills one must have had a nerve ">umter Mo ron, for she sat there for three stand \>y a< hours. He had the impression Orleans cot ;he didn't know he was there till u aw I ruspentv last week, i lives in Saluda county as taking the stutT. j # ,tor McLaurin in a speecli 0.1 Grower's association at nday urged the farmers to jtion of the recent New lvention. * Fashion that is wo not the Millinery f store is radiant wit correct fashions. >rthy, has escaped our attenth )epartment alone, but the \v th the very latest and choices : Law will Kro Mito cITect on April 1st. i * I * * l |p A Violent carthquoke oecurcd i British India at Lahore on April -n Many lives were lost and much dan t of aj;c to property done, J una Masji one of the most famous Mosques < India was seriously injured. * ? * control a hnirh.- Annie I'aysnn <'all in Leslie's Montlilv. ' > n (j llillra>a>n I>i?>n. " The seven days prceediii? and the ' seven days following the winter sol- h ' stiee were called 1 ?y the ancients "lial- ^ -'f cyon days."' This phrase is derived a from a t'ahle which sets forth that Hal- < eyone, a princess who jrriove 1 so deep- j lilt* p< Krlentlly Mnrdcr. When Commodore Hillings jind Mr. In in won* <.n tin* river Knhiina they ^\t I lad for attendant u youtiK innn from troops vanojra, an island between Kameliat- dorou: a and North Ameriea. One day Mr. chief lain asked liim, "What will the sav- which ^os do to ine if 1 fall into their pow- ids n r'r" Mural "Sir."' said the youth, "you will nev- the si Hivcuiuu iiuiipu mm oui. The anni Rapti3t Yo The Tlmr to Ch.nr. Charleston I he taking of Moscow while the i sat in their saddles under n niur ; lire Murnt, Napoleon's dashing Marion P <if cavalry, received a dispatch to js not thou an answer was required. Though man wju lettlesome horse was trembling, ment a, I laid the reins upon the horn of * . addle, took his notebook In one 'J 10 lal State convention of the ung People's Union met in Tuesday. * * arr will hang April 14, as it ght that Solicitor Timmerrecommend the appoint1 expert to cxaminine inty of I'arr. Clothing. XI The gleu est values ever > if ;en in a single store, belweeu rtrv'ffA43 olumbia anil Augusta are to ?? | President Roosevelt made a notab speech at Louisville. Kv on Apr. 411 I I lis subject was "No North no South I in the course of his remarks he pal L Iequal tribute to the Blue and ti Gray. The audience was inmiem I and the enthusiasm great. * T. A. Led better dug up near M B Pleasant Texas, rccentiv a not of ir? iv mi nil- hiss ;u si'ii in iiit spouse, whs ' I scut tlilthor ir. pity in tlie form of u \ ? Imlcyon l>ir<\ or kinjjfislier. I According to the legend. the halcyon t bird had (luring the time of breeding 1 >e the power of lolling the waves, aiul It ? >e was believed at this time the sea was always calm and minht be navigated 1 in perfect security. Kxpericnce, of t I course, dispelled this fable; l>ut. like t ,j many another old world story, it lias i r liiu iiimi uieir power 11 l ii'iiium hand vith you. I ul\v:iys carry n sharp Knn t mifc. and If 1 sec yon pursued and shell inablo to escape 1 will plunge my dose mifc into your heart; then the savages juul s an ilo nothing to you.'' ply tr This recalls the words of the French that might reported hy .loinvllle. "Swear horse o ine," said <Jue< t Margaret, "that if went he Saracens become masters of Danai- nothli ?tta you will ut off my head before mirat and a pencil in the other and lie0 write a response. Suddenly a 'jjie 0j(j , fell and exploded on the ground . . hy. The horse leaped Into the air . N wung wildly around. Murat slm- t or,,er ' ansferred the pencil to the hnnd Greenville held the notebook, calmed the Monda, with the other hand and then d ill a rO'? on writing his dispatch as if hay and tli 1 g had happened. A shout of adIon went up along the line. Murat t, # # rtillcr warehouse, a strucears old. situated on the .'ourt and Falls street In was almost destroyed by y morning. The lire startin filled with fodder and e Haines spread rapidly. * lothing, at prices from $5 00 ssortment of styles and fab- i'. r which wasn't this time at the foot i one of the bases of a rain-how hut. veritable pot of gold containing ov< $6000 in American and Spanish go it is supposed years ago to have bet buried b\ Indians. In and around Mukden then/ a over K OO in destit ute cliinestv, tin left behind it :i distorted meaning. t li'i this casu the connection between :i tli* old and the new significance is 1 r clear, for the term, once expressive of ?. 1(1 ^?eaee and ealm upon lite waters, is tt j e<inally expressive of trnn<|Uillity upon the sea of life. ^ , I)nuicikr 4>C Hypnotism. liven witli tlie best understanding of " the subject now possible, there is dan- ' hoy 0:111 take 1110. saw t "Willingly." returned the knight. "I tritlin ind already thought of doing so if the inent ontingency arrived." uiul 1 eiicnr I'pculiuriticn of I.lclionfc. Tl.o liehen is reniarkahle for the great igo to which it lives, there being good The grounds for believing that they endure i*>liti< is long as a hundred years. Their wlfou growth is ?xeeedingly slow, almost be- bv a lint the enthusiasm aroused by liis 1 ir act hud created a favorable mo- May tin for a charge. He gave the order, ?f kl*e "Soi ils men swept clear through the umbia, a r's line. race. Carrol lliirkr nml 111* Annoi-la t m. WllitC MCtl free and easy manners of the a I and literary friends with i lturke associated are exhibited Marion ] personal anecdote. He often ask- the ncnnlr niiru narrow colored will - first issue the first edition uthcrn Ploughman" at Colpaper for the benefit or bis is backed by prominent * Parr will pay with death V nf I'fiinn " Its in every size, atul we guarntee to lit Correctly men of all v. ? roportions? It's made differ- 1 j?' nt from others?Hand tai)red in all the vital parts and V' jjHt antains every detail found in ho tinctt t TSTIIM-M V I > ! '. f~^77 umm 1IUUIU5 UIIU t'lUpb 11 IVIIl^ u'.'cil/jcsl i* 1 W1 oil by the troop-. of botk'i arum Japan is employing ttvuusands vl Chinese hi,(I st a ing lib/orally f r Ll i By services. J & President lloosetfelt is taking a loi f tr.p through the/w?-st and southoa: * Uo will bo JUivay from Washing I t*o months,/ Ho will attend tli" i " per i? oriplnatlnp unythinp that puts s 11 hypnotized person under his own o' control?in other words. that originates m nutoniatisin. writes 1 ?r. M. A. Vender in the Mclical Kcoord. So Ions as the subject is under the control of the , hypnotizer absolutely there is not so *" iiiueh danper, hut let him so out under his own control and he runs without a 1,1 balance wheel. In this way auto sturrt! cost ion. which fortnnatelv is more dif fuiul belief. indicating that only a little cd hi murishincnt is necessary to keep them a le;t ilive. In a ?lry time they have the pow- sat 1: r to suspend growth altogether, renew- suppi nsr it attain at the fall of rain. This the 1 HHMiliarity alone is enough to make the face t liehen a vegetable wonder, as it is a "Sit jtroperty possess*?d hy no other species wife': jf plant. Another interesting fact about euout: lichens is tliat they (inav only where Fo> the air Is free from dust and smoke, it... ? s friends to sup on beefsteak or compels 111 of mutton. One night the house dorsement ite, and lturko brought home to aypl.a| j r Fox and two or three more of ' kVhig politicians. Mrs. Ilurke's '* old of the ill provided larder, rely," said the host, answering his ti1c Mer t look of annoyance, "there's beef mnre |ias , :>l' , . .1 , Street Kai : and another gentleman, seeing i if titTdiru luirrirwl ??ff Id ? I ic Solicitor to refuse ento Parr's mother's 'arr will be hanged on April cantiic Tru^t Co., of Haitipurchased for 8*00 000 the iway of Columbia. ^ Miwmaaitti CUkKvi^" ^ lUT^TTUJ. MOTHCM 100 J ? *?.? U A Few ..w ....-..v - v/. . - manu ClotK un'UKS. Specials for Rapid S< union oiAlie i:ou?h Riders at San ^ imaua 'J-^xas. and j;u l ear sh-otinj,' ttie Ivocky Mountains in < uiorado. i / ' 'Alie l'rince of Wales underwent | sli ght operation tiiis week. It is i i ported that the Prince has a eanc< - . -bwI? I# * * ^ Coin Dan v c i f KiomO? n- lli-nlt anil exceptional. may originate ' ii exoocilinjjly unpleasant experiences. 1 The* Xvriter has even emtio in tin- eon- i elusion that then* may ho cancs of 1 Insanity confute 1 to institutions that, if i a tin- truth wore known, are really of ' r* " this typo. er. I KntrllNli ( .t rila'r < mill lltu I**, r it.. ii... There is a fmnl:,mental iliiToro l'hey may bo said to be a sure Indioa- tavor [Ion of tlu? purity of the air, as tbey are dlshe never found growing in cities and much towns, where the atmosphere is impreg- the i uated with dust, soot, smoke and other aged. Impurities. skillf amas A Illrd** W" ?i? I Birds Millie still in the egg nave iR'o 1)0 1 sIkII'II IkiPUv fittu..l?o?l ? ?, whore tliey obtained such pvij> s as could be purchased. Ainld laughter, they returned and set | jle . 0( able with the food they had for- i^-xjngton Burke called them the most [)r y j ul of waiters, and there was an " inn, satisfactory supper. mgboord. ? introducet . *"1 or c A Itlhlo I.oKi-ml of the Panther. I t \ sOTON LETTER. ten Growers' Association of f I Co met here on April 8rd. / J tttheredge called the meet- f M or and iii appropriate words 1 8.irAtnr l^f ^ r 6 Pc. 41 color ! 6 Pc's. 2 " 36 1 " O/? S-inch E Wines all desi s, Striped India Silks, . _ir? Paan rlc Snip ill* A / A CV V^l V JL Li V. kjv lv. 1 V>r 'osos to ouild a r;iilroa< ^ i i b? i to Alaska by hrid^ito 11 c\ 010 rlri; M rails. This would Isiule an overland passage OOC. i United Males to all points Qf by rail A man could the; OOC. New York to Paris, over q?-j aa | round about way il is true , fpl.V/l/ from all the tort tires of si v"|,.itffwii tin.' l'.nu'.'. ii mihI tin- At 1 frctti M- garden. The Englishman's gui ?r t 1.0 I I'll- \\ I'll High as es? i Mt i:11 :i s llis h" u.ake pus- Is lik?' :in extra room to the res from jlu' It is f?r l'1"' family ratlior than in Europe public. 'l therefore works itsr I L'O flOtll 1110 developing OOllSi'iollSIH'SS II dren, and pardon lovo heoou ,l " !" ' uiiicli n p:irt of tin? pors mi :is ',ut |M>' and furniture uiul linisic ?1 ? a-siokness j Aiuerienn iranlon is i:i.. !v i.? i... iiericun per i>art of the beak, by in runs den is which tliey are assisted in hreaki use. It out of the shell. This prominence I idcnce. conies opposed to tin* shell at vario for the points in a line extending ail arou if into the egg at about one-third of the egj if chil- length from the large end. It makes ies as series of little holes, thus weakenil hooks the shell, and when the chirk arriv The at a certain stage of strength and <J One ot the oddest stories In the "Bes- c tlnries," or stories of Bible animals '| written by the monks, is the legend of { the panther. "The panther," so the [ lls homily runs, "is the most beautiful of f all beasts. More than this, when It iS goes abroad it diffuses a marvelous ' !l sweet perfume. This odor is so sweet 1 that all the other beasts and birds fol- '' <>s low the panther wherever it goes, b . Wherefore the tm other i? _ ottoil sit uatluL^ flgJU 11 3 he regulation of cott* frpils is dtl- \ heir hands, and. that it w"*-?arL- nf I liem to organize, stand pat ana r they did so for six weeks, they if ound to win After Senator fcia, ' JL OU 6 " 36 5 " M< 500 yd 2,000 " i AAA * * =111. iNai.urai rongee, . -in. Soft Taffeta, . . Dhair Suiting-s, . . s. 40-inch Lawn, . 36 " Sheeting, 7^)C. r~ The pyramid of Khephrc-i OOL. celebrated pyramids near Ci i a . i was struck by li^htnin^ on JL?7C. This is 1 lie lirst time in the q history that anyone of tiie t/C. have been struck by liehti f- eral huge stones were dislo> ? o c. the front y:ml. It is usually look-at-mo kind It is niaile f > otic of the public tn sou. This may eontril tiro Kjrrpt. spirit ami eivie bottorinri March >1 'l loses in originality ami vital! annuls Of 11 1$"i,0-v iu 'hii-tlen Magazine. Cnrinun < IiIik-mc l'rojuilici iliiljj. Sc\- ] 11 the course of business < tfed. London banks have occasion t< nnt In e.r,? . ' ' 1 on 111 > <-n>i>iiu-.n ii ii.is no uuneuity tn hrctt of the luff out. In the enmmou fowl this litt or the weapon drops off n day or two sifter >Ule to is li.tteheil. hut oil the pigeon and bin lit. hut thai ::>'e feil hy llieir parents it sotn tv.?L. times rem: i:i far two week*. SliiiKcr.i of (.ii'i'rc. The Aesirmttii.ins \\?- e ? laddered tl ertniu most skillful slithers of tJreeee. The: > : end weapons wi re u-e.l n >t only to thro i; tue." I'erhaps the old monks who bor 'e rowed uiul embellished this story had t] il heard of and misunderstood the strong () '*s love of sweet scents which the panther p and its relations, the lions and loop s ards, often show.?London Spectator. Mrul* anil Wrlelit. I*( 110 It lias been seriously asserted by t( many people that we are naturally W lli'lit...- - " S uuSrciu of VCra! SiiGiu Speeches 'ere m;ide by farmers and others and lie ( hairman was ordered, to appoint ne canvasser at least for each towniip. to obtain pledges regardingaerek'e etc. Much interest was shown and tlie duction of Lexington County's cot>11 acreage seems to be assured. -L,UUU 1,000 " 100 Sample Rugs 1 only?Velvet Ai 2C> Boys Jersey if 1 ob " Sea Island, Standard Calico, . only 35c. (Worth'double the am't.) 15, 30 1>; Hugs. $1 15 Jute Smyrna Rugs, 35c. t Square, 9 by 12?$25.00. 25 Pieces 25c. Jap .25 Suits, 75c. 10 only?China Wash-stand . 6c. At Hen ton III., on Moih a < terrific explosion occnred . j:C-. ' Leber's mine from accinnula on Sunday. Fiftv urn rswe v <>0 Smyrna !?tnd the probability is th J dead. Mattings, 20c. j * * ? Sotc nrI The Terroists in s? in fjom <">111 I<> No sovereigns, however. will I iay last a eepted whieh have St. <: '.> ni at Joseph (lra^on on t!??? reverse ? de. in, t ion of">a> on plays a leading part in r* 1 re ent? tub matters >" t'hlna, ami its tiu'iire at '10 are c?'n abhorrent to the (Vlestial The l.omlon eonsigtiees have tliu to pick out tin- olilor eoins. l>n\ shield on tin' reverse side. f<>r mission to the east. ? lima. sJoim lint I??!l> of lea !, and in s hi :ic- h.eali(!?'<, es; My in 11??* plain < ml the Marathon, mail.. <>. these na tal pruje 1 drag- tiles li:i\? lifi'.t found. The relies a littious interest inx from tin* inscriptions at an the devices cut upon them, which consi mind, ol the names of persons and appropi refore ate epithets, the lejrend in many cusi iiiK a meaning when fully translated "I.oc trans out!" uui-1 u lui-ai, ana mey Have u' even gone the length of explaining this L h\ the amount of gas that Is developed w r front the food. Average observations, \\ 10 however, show that we lose a pounds U a 1,1 ounces between night and morning; s] st that we gain 1 pound 12 ounces by breakfast; that we again lose about 1-1 >H ounces before lunch; that lunch puts on au average of a pound; that we again lose lb ounces, hut that an ordi i ite tuna quarterly meeting of the exington county Medical Society as held here in the ottlcc of J. J. 'inganl on Monday AdiII 2nd at 11 . M. I")r. W. P. Timmerman preded. The usual routine business as transacted after w hich an iufromdiscussion on Practical ibjects was held. An iuterestirur surplf.i . 7.50, only $3 25. ... K 60 dozen Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose, 15c. 0< ses Heavy Ribbed Hose, 15c. ....SHOES.... We have everythir ... very active A genera! nut 1 ) dozen Mis- i ... . . , , . j revolt is expected and dude i ens to add its horror* to S ! burg's already dreadful c Poor Itussia. * # * i President Itooscvelt is in IIT that The city is decora " bunting and full of ciithusi.i auurg urv . hrcak and iiriiiumt sii^Ki'itinn. ra throat- Mapa/Jne Kdiror Well. we've li t rotors- tlolos hv hridpc Jampot's, actors, imditioi) senators. pupilists. doctor toctivos. porcti cliinhcrs. lawyer plorors and a lot nioro. I'm at tl of my striup f?.r souiethinir now. Sail An would you suppest? A-sistant Iv ted with 1Iow w,"dd it tl<> to linvo an nrtii xi.i \.a professional anthorV I'ittslmro Wli?*n 11 ll(?rn' In Douu. When a witness in an English eou a<l ur- tin* other day remarked that it wt y< gg- necessary to sit on a horse's head wht s, de* he was down to keep him quiet tl: s. ex Judge replied: "Nothing of the kirn \e end 1'oople don't seem to understand tin What the only thing necessary is to get hoi iitor of his ear and keep his nose up in Ih ile by air. I have seen a lady keep a liors I'.wt illliet in tli.it ..?:n nary dinner to healthy persons adds 2 W; pounds 2 ounces to their weight. pr ? ItrsIn t In u Tempt a f Ion. ^ 11 The joy of resisting temptation is the . |p highest joy men can feel. It is a mo- ' ' nient when our little life here grows ''r 11 larger and we feel ourselves lifted into ll* a wider sphere. We have st sense of IC. fellowship with higher heings and are somehow conscious of their symnathv. 'lc M 0latiuii its presented and reviewed. Those esent were Doctors J. L. Shuler, is. Drafts, D M. Crosson and Theo. . Quattlebauro. The next meeting tlie Society will be held on tlie st Monday in August. Miss Jennie Stephens returned to m r home in Columbia after a visit re to Miss Emma R:ilin?->? SLfc ?Ol "CHAT THIS \0\ //)r/rr'sf\ \/ 4 12 BRANDED ON E/ERy SHOE. j is ucMiauic in tne 1 | Spring and Summe \ for Men, Women ar j\ dren. y/\ Queen Qua XX OXFOI vvav Of l.v all of the celebrated reir llouph Riders arc there. T r Mioes has received an ovatl 1(1 Chi I- ,lis route beiiiK often c make stops and address I he < points not down I n speeehe? t j itinerary. ^ DiS I AMI I<;PIMi:wt A f iinent of lie 1'resi ii alonp ???? >bli)jed to erowds at > on lii.s 'I* II*' - I ? - " Miuivui nulling IIC | glovea/* :r All God's creation smiles upon us and Appears made for our jov.?A. B. Da- w. vldson. at ( th I .a Mr. G. W. Shurapcrt of Shumpert is in to'.vn Saturday. Mr. I>aniel Hallman is visiting relivcs in Norllj Carolina. Dol J. II. Fl ick of Chapin attendee) e farmers meeting liere Monday. Mr. James Lowns was a visitor t?o 11 r.tnc ? ml Va.. i Com p I etc line $5. and $'>. ai $3.5o and $ Men, and *Qu $2.5o and Shoemaking. jt&S&w A \ r of Stetson's^^^vX^ NjA nd Crossett's \ 4. Shoes for *""GH een Quality' >RCHED. ^ I. Shoes for . .. . . I 1^1 1 I /A I MILL. ^ f\ &fl ''u> Middlehurtf Cotton vP"J?wU Itiiti'sbuiK, which are under J ? ' able and considerate mana^i Mr. William C. Parhcr, uaveo (1 iy evening March Botha ster exhibition for the benei,t and of tlio emplo\e< ?. of the Mill a i nr. Mills of ^ u,rhp h p >n lluirs- g, ? ft ui.pt icon plcasvirc ml tliuir tisrtcsfc er; hei ?urg ite nc? urrry counties sevil days ago. VIiss Lizzie Harman has returned to I r home, from a visit t<> friends in A lumbia. m >r. J I'. Drafts of Hollow Creek s here iins week. M Ir. J. A. Derrick of Newberry ?isr JB il relatives here ?'' Women. Whittei I > A 1 ti Dry Goods I ? ami 1 ICS. The exhibition was given grounds of the Mill in their building. ???? Ti.e show an excellent one, \ 10 all and lasted two hours. The. views were mostly fro C*C\ leading events ill the history c0 mtry interspersed and enlivi comic scenes. A on tlie /J school J vas free i.= 50 C advocate ents A e "? ^ } to,, T ^ T chu Y ear ^^9 Ir, P Rawl of Beaver Dam at- 9| ded tlie farmers meeting Monday* 9 Ir D. Hormo.i Esq. is in Cbitrlei* fl this week he new pastor for the Lutheran 19 irch Rev. J. W Neace, arrived 3 week with his family. naies ourg, South Carolina vXv.'OvT 7[77> W\j >V v v ^v v*. > ^ \ <\ * / > VW ' \ * ? /> > \ v k A The lecturer, who was fr. Not t It, delivered an cntertainii it s motive lecture, bringing < points of interest in each vict /*']>' ~"C was shown. That the emplo, sjer ' ' f the Middleburg M ills appreeiati efforts of their manager in the half is attested by the number attended the exhibition and l>> >111 tile )ut the 1 f| >v as it J| i fl yecs oi i d the ir be* . s wh< ' tlioi Ad van cc CP # died n. i mor The ft rwl IL. E. J. OOOQANS H .?!. E. J. Goggans of Saluda count v % i at the home of iiis daughter Mrs B. Owens at Orangeburg Friday ning after several weeks Illness. ];^^H remains were brought t?. Saluda evident enjoyment. '>\(<r 14' tin* Mill grounds were present . ' from I ' I (3c was <>f Sj < >rni V >]. Oogff&ns wax 11 years old and the tether of Mi. I> W. (omnns I H ijfehurg.