Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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_ . f " -~~I -7- V? ' \ __[ .. ? ?-? / Oj-1 >*+ - 1 i . / lu MUNfcY SAVEU IS M'JNE The First Nit'l. Hank of pays interest four tirrt-is a y? posits in th* SivinL>3part pounded every three months, spare money to work?it v you sleep?has a perpetual, e< ing earning capacity. We in open an account now with ou. be numbered with our five hi Y MADE. Batesburg far on dement-corn ^^"voe^ Put your g fl J forks while H fm H[^L I 11 v* k to AA1V MJ? dk r Punk and indred tie ATESB URCii A ( w DVOCi jVTrlr Capita] sto Surplus, Ul Deposits atlonal Batik of Batesburg. ck Paid Up, $25,000.00 idivided Profits, $13,200.00 Average $130,000.00 posuors. GE one; I AUC UA1LIU)AD HAN K, iUSTA, CiEOUCilA. BATE! L)r. W. L. Kneece, of Baxter, has been here several times this week attending some case; at the Middleburg I.? 5BURG S.C., FRIDAy. mAY SALUDA L i mn^ TPD 5, iqo5. ,IGHTS PROM ED I PPCVII I C sirs raid Out ir QEFIELD NEWS. ! FRANK ONRONIOLI. | nnuipl TannaliHI Mr? # ?-lou I i Dividends, $ti,62f>.00 . ! C. ALDRIDGE DEAD. JA<JUH I HINIZY, Preside CHAS. G. GOODRICH, G Capital $2oo,ooo.o Banking by mail is entire deposits by express, regis will be credited your acco ?nt, Wji. A. LATIMER, Vice-lVes. ashier, RUFUS H. 15R0WN, Ass't Cashi o, Undivided Profits $276,714. ly practicable and safe. You can send us your itered mail, money orders or checks and same unt and receipt sent by return mail. Mills. Miss Nila Minniek, of near Sa'uda, er. is spending to-day in Halesburg. Mr. John McCarty of Sard is section was in town on Thursday Mr. Will McC.ee of Mt. Willing vis- j ited llatesburg tills week on business. Messrs J. 1\ Sluunpert. and D. J. ?l% * ' " 1 LC I 11 ] SILU9A TANDAAD. Q(j Mrs. Alvln Etheredge spei *l prt days in Granitcville last wee Sli Miss Lissic Maud Crouc j1,1 ,lic ] guest of her sister, Mrs. I* hV Fuatfle- f j The next meeting of wl'c-T- 1 th will 1H! held at the home of 'iIr J* A' las It. Dot Mr Bernard Raw], an old Lexington are visi unty boy, and one of ?*hoiu she is tield tli .>ud, visited Ills sister, Mrs. W. A. Miss i ealy, tliis week. K Uoyt Vliss Almeda llaynes of the faculty *?a.ny -fi our Leesvilie College, on account of on Sun< e serious illness of her father, left Dr. A ?t Saturday for Indian Territory. in? ? ?, >sou and Mr. Oliver Dobson *'r- fraul tors of their relatives in Edge- best known, is week. citizeus, diet b'annie Strotber and Mr. W. and a half ui r, of Johnston, delighted their Saturday aft iends in Edgelield by. a short ,n i,js;,on(1 y( lay* 4 Mr. Aldrid .J. Anderson has been spend- an(] e ^ i,il.. ..-in. uio v?-.. T ; Aidridge, oue oi our , beloved and talented I at bis home about one iles from JJatcsburg oil ernuou iast, April 30th, wir. ge was born in Indiana this part of South t'aro The Fidelity / Com pan 1878 L. O. R Assets, $7,741,860,6 Vfkl ITH ?. VUitual Life Insuran y of Philadelphia. >USK, President. 190. 2; Ratio of Assets to Liabiliti 1.21 Per cent. ;Tni: ' ? - - ...luiuyrii oj uowardsville were here yesterday. Mr. I*. F. Corley of Lorena was in ce town Thursday. Mr. ("J.II. Taylor, of near Lcesvllle _ was here Monday. es Mr. Capers Yarborounh of Denny was liere Monday. Attawny, May !?, 1 VV Mr. IV. Lv Daniel. accom?>anicd Hl his sisters, Misses .Julia ari<? Emma, let attended the S. K. Confe7>*cnt;u in ha Columbia. *T lo\ IN*vs. .1. A. Carson and D. | "Cros land, Messrs. II. it. White ai M. Crawford attended the Unloi* 1 mcetin? at Bethel. JJ5 te? hile ttiis was the first- year Miss m. But! lynes was connected with the col- Hender {e; she has made many l'riends who lauta 1) ted to ?ive lier up. Her beauty, her rehness and bcwitch'ng charms and u ] eomulishmcits will always make .In ' , . , days tlv r many friends. , \. , J festival Miss Bessie Mitchell, who has been she will idling at Cokesburg has returned Maxeie 'wuii inS9 nimci, Jll?. J* ler, at Clark's Hill, en route to ''na a^ou^- t' sonville, S. C. from the At- r'ed Miss I'a entil College. Dr. E. C. R Hhett Sheppard left for Col- children, nar last week. She spent "a few and F. C. al< ere en roune for the great May r. j mte. in Spartanburg, and where M ,, i remain to see her sister, Miss ' 88 "ll^cn 4 Sheonard. graduate. Aldrid >irty years ago. lie m^r lulinc Ridgell, sister of idgell and leaves seven nely, C. W , W. J., E, V., [Iridic Jr. sons, and Mrs. Mrs. W. A. Rawl and i Aldridge daughters. Ige wrs engaged in the I V/ I 111 < Make a man feel lie wil yon will need a life iiic< will need lilo insiiranco Send for Hook lot W. L. WILLIAMSON. Coi Columbia. S. ; COTTON MARKE Co?ton is brin);iii? to-day nM.nuill AJVItSl MOIN 1 never be olil or poor. It' you do get old uno. if you do not get old, your* family A Fidelity Policy provides for both. 11. \"/t.. II. A. UTTUvlOHN. Agon Iiatesburg, S (). ;?r Mr. .1 1*. Copelaml farmer ; merchant of Haxter visited our U on the v.oili.rrl'iv Mr. l'opc Reynolds of Clmiquepin was in town yesterday. Miss Mamie Killian of Columbia is the admired miest ol Mrs. Atwell. I t, He sure to read .laek llarkawav's School Hays, out it out and paste it ' ? in a book: you'll tind ttie story wortb ind keeping. a lWn Mr n T ? Mr. John MeCarty of Mt*f' Willinvr li0 was in town a few flays a>;o Prof. H. r. Carson, wh .n,,ils lM>en h0 Leaching ?'??? tin- past uineM ^-l?oiitlis at sh H.iglish, has arrived inlf \aluda u> spend his vacation. he Misses Alice and Mary lit 11 Mereli- fe| int of Sardis were in tov C shopping l ( me. .. Hon. Mr. 1>. it. Riser, having completed turned s course at Yale, lias returned on Mon me, and expects to be with us a Mrs. Vi ort time. sent a i riie town election, which will be Vu Id next Monday, is growing quite ^rs ^ rvent, as there arc some "longer or llur f ngues" in the town that have been un ^;ltu and Mrs. John Gary Evans re- Kai,road bu to their home in Spartanburg years and wa day morning, accompanied by "is death, ictoria Evans, who will be ab- year, chief c! nonth. Little Miss Victoria Marshall's of -year-old daughter of Mr. and ... ans, complimented a number K alL riends with a delightful party i,r" A,dri< rday afternoon last at "Oakley s,dc of be siness for a number of .s a farmer at the time of He was appointed last lerk in the United States lice at Charleston, which, I), obliged him to resign. Jgc was sitting on the id and he, his wife and Katesburtf Market, 7 l I as r by L. I). Cullum. WEATHER REPOI May S. 1905. For Batcsburi; and vicin Occasionally cloudy, with i.n v opcianu is one cp.n'ted the most prominent citizens Baxter. Mr. J. M. Coluin of Tom Branch \ in town Tuesday. Miss Li... : Smith and brother Li renee visited Aiken last week. Mr. Jeter lloatwri^ht of Minis, v thunder, jn t iu> city yesterday. .... ... i auKvu ana ?vire was in 1 town Thursday shopping. Mr. Hen Sp rati ley of Hibernia was v in town last Thursday. vas Mr. Levi Hankinsof Samaria was w on our streets Thursday. '' h ,s| WILLIAM BOATWDir.HT ?i outlay. J ut Mr and Mrs. John Carsa ?r '?>l vere liert' Monday. lrvf ?'( Miss Fannie Clary and ^ 'f,nr Na y? hari attended services at Metho- : list churcii Sundaj*. **m\t fr< Mrs. Ed Dean and daiifcl*d ,ter were | bt ere a row days a^o. ^rnt ? . t be , ___ I ilized to a great extent in critieis- *>ark." g. They ought to remember the We h i adage "Judge ye not a man before dies of < in see him." siastie < Mr II. A.Meetze, returned to-day jm Lexington, where lie went on 's to *)e isiness. l'uesda of abou Mrs. Hrockman lias Returned to frum 01 little daunt] ave never before seen the la- sont' when si 3iir Baptist church moreenthu- conscious am over a gatherinR than over fifteen rainu man's Missionarv Union tiiat n?nH, , ,, . ? , . . Death resn held at lied IIill cliurch on y next. So far we have heard 1 Aldrid t thirty ladies who will attend several thoi ir town, and there are probably it is said wil iter were all singing a jcidenly lie fell back unJ was dead in less than tes. ilted from heart failure. Ige enjoyed an annuity of isands of dollars, which 1 descend to his wife and niui ms i.o-nigiu and Saturday. MOVEMENT OF I>I< INENT PEOPLE \* /?. ? >? I He sui\? to read .lark ITarkawaj School Days, cut il out and paste | in a book: you'll tltid the story wor JOM= keeping. ' Mr. .1. D . Mitchell's son (Tom) I I.cesville is quite '11 wit h pueumoni The young man is attended by Dr. At. Alitchell, his uncle. [ Mr t l I - > --1 ' ' ? T ?X* VJ 111 S DRAD. ? 'l Mr. William Hnat wright died at his sc th al homo yesterday morning from natu- ? ( ! ral causes in the eighty liftli year of ei .. his age. He leaves a wife and three U v L. children to mourn his loss. Ihej funeral took place this mornimr I IUI. U. S. u igourn w.is lv* " >Lr-> i 1 quite suddenly last r< v i^riuirsday j ini lorniug. and was uneor tedious for i >?ne hours. I%rs. K irksuy ' Waters j j ttended him, and in a dav *u'r twu L,1? ! rospeets beivuue eonsideriiC*u',l\>' b'tebt- j and lie lias improved eo ^ oU hderably. sti e hopes soon to visit r?*'J-0?,ltiVdS in lie unburn and H.irnvvell cjuiLi, *ic'? wl \l. n > , . 4''l Mlunula, lu remain uiere until com- |others t sncemcnt. Every c the as: Mr. L. B. Ilayncs, of Golumbiu, has (je]ejrat ien here on business. ,, lie v. Mr. I). W. Sheuly, of Bamberg is Morgat 111 detained here on account of ill- ways fa ssof his father, Mr. J. J. Shoaly. duty t 10. wc are glad to sav is oonvales- c'hristi wnil.. .. jr whom we have not heard children. hurch and mission society in iiij-jti sociation should send a full , . iun Samaria Bap H. 1?. Mitcholl, Messrs. .1 C. Kev* M* Eva land L. K. Corn, who are al- the funeral s .ithfu1 in the discharge of every The intern hat devolves upon them in and was in t an work, stopped in Kdgetield n t A t^rt I'n w.n 5i??? Ige was a member of the < itist Church of which the Ltis Hall, who delivered lermon, is pastor. aent was largely attended lie family burial ground. I ?? iictc cncy nave and where the are icoing?happenings. ^ V ?rsr *1 ?""?nt ion, or othor .lan^iul II, ??111" DI 1,0X111 OCCll ton County's commissioners, \vi j itinony t he visitors at Hatosbnru ( ^ Thursday. j Mr. .1. M. 1 ,onof Mt. W iUintf wi i in town on Thursday Mr. Albert Itunsoy of Monetta w; in town vest fid t i 0:11s-' TTt t>ii vl?. k'- ti n u'eloek at Ml. Khal. with the Ilev. jai IS J oak Edwards oiliciatinji. For some,01 Hi time past Mr. lioatwrik'til lias been in j IS b id liealtli and his death was after er all, as death always is. a shock to is loved ones and friends. J ^ ??m e ' Ln> i ij .tones, tne poptT' ? i ice man. of tt'anis ?as heifer* Monday i business^ ||Wftti KU Mr Slon U.CMrley.a lead*"^ MKJ of t lie Merchants sectloiJ* ;>< wn on hnsint-w- i;ist Wed no "th*~ ^nir in i,':..,) v..?i i Miss < I u-si e Barr. Is the lovely I at '*on iest of Mrs. J ,J. Shealy Amoi Mrs. l'etersnn is visiting her daught- i <ittendt 111 \ "V."'! ftU t __ i 'l'*1' ,ls iltlr m Urn c ng ntTwuTir Zn The an- and sweet ay picnic, ' which will be given went to Gri ?- Creek and | there with rc iV Creek." NOTICE ih those from Edgefield who Owing to a the Un.on meeting at turc that wa Liii Crei'k nn .Sunday l^gt were ?,Ha ' "lit tie M^nret. **%'?& sen wood "iroi^f Mountain ?*er. lliere will spend :fetti>ral' days held at Uijloq datives. I ilrrl H.iv iif ??o?. in OF ELECTION. recent act of the Legisia s not in the hands of the n the eleotion was held tion will have to be flH will be anotlu r elecI SChOjH^<lk?4)3j.l;C ... , . t-M v Will, 11 ncTTiru) blip i\U?.lc;iL> , . 11 the follo'viuff isiue of the and the editor thanks in advani who send them. Mr. W. L. Addy, the genial ai tertainlntf Star mute earner Gilbert to Priceville, was in on on Saturday last. "Mr. vddy w future represent the Ilatcsbuis; Pfl 11? ti n/1 i< ? 111 In\r i / . ?r I fit t w .1 ! ... ...-p?err paper, U?ju.--,t , -' w:is <"* our street -v, ;in ! Thursuaj' J'n i Mrs. Morgan ThariUill, of Uldy id cn was town Wednesday slioii from 1 i- , it v Mr. Maye l'adyottof Satuda count ill in was in town Thursday. Advo Mr. J..J. Boatwriylit. of Samaria I cillt. ..... s Tl c > Money .v > M?i, '..ii urn.11 Dimk or ivMesuurg lias mor security. \ lie first National Bank ofNbitfcsburg pays int on deposits in l lie Savings I-Juartment ? inte month. lie First National Bank of B;tcsburg offers to venienee and ace jminodatuh consistent with ley to lend on approved | A s Tomp | Charlotte ot erest four times a year ilast' rest starts iirst of each j Mrs* J | Aiiwerson, o of surpassing its patrons every con- visited her co , ,, 11 , . Sheppard. las sound banking. kins, Esq., was called to 5 o'clock p. ? business on Friday pose of deciding bj not tliere shall be >1. Vines?nee Miss Ivy placed on all Ta f Aiken?who is a lady school district No. culture and relinement. s C.( for school pi illege friend, Miss Ettie , , , it wt.ek holders and tax pa thp llUttiiit " "? JO <il HUIU ?. O CIOCK in. for the pur' ballot whether or a four mills levy xable Property, in 19 in Lexington Co jrposes. All freevors. Residing in script ions and to receive or?'e advertising and joli work lor paper. Mr. Geo. M. Adams of Kaxte with us a short time back. W h Adams don't know about the h dnstrv. raising (picens, lorminj. swarms and producing honey i 11u 111 intd" for. Mr. Adam.- is ; ' was in i??wn Wednesday. 101 Mr .1. M. Malum*, oim CfT our res stale owners, is about I ) creel a tin il\\elliiis4 <>ti 'lis lut on i lie t-'olwmbi r was and Anunsla load. bet ween the res at Mr deuces of Mr It. it. Sliealy and Mi ee in- \V. L. I taw 1. : new , 1 ?r,,f jj; t, Major of llateshur s "ol I 'ia> lie n appointed a member of tin 1 lso a ! 1 > .... To a Lend! M JL1 I Officers: W. W. WATSON, Presided, N. A. 1 I>. I'.. RVWL, Cashiir, M. W. l>KltR <=;=< Directors: II. WATSON, Merchant unciPlanter. T. li iinct', Cotton. J. I*. MATT11V.W95 ..f i>-.! ?..? I JOHN! 1ATES, \ ice-President, . i. Ass t. C.asnier* m Mi* (Jeorj j tract ivo 'lauj 1,1131 I among tlie sli i . KERNAMIAN, Insur- Miss Mabel ~ j from Columh 5T0N NEWS. | out and vote, and Registration Cort ViTfeN Receipts for ittoi a) re Sawyer and her at- voters to cxhibi ,rliter Miss llelen were managers: uppers in tow n Monday. liy order of Trusl Satclier has returned ia Female Oolleee and is ? icijucsLeu to turnalso brln? their iticates, and Tax ? tlie law re<iuires t the same to the lees, (J. M. Adams. fruit man of lai'tfi* < xj?ei i?nee . Mr. ami Mrs ! . J. Sultan. Hollow Creek section. \\? ? in burton Moivlav last. Mr ami Sultan spent several \ en in : Art but say that there is n > plac< Soul h ('arolina Mr. Albert Kiser, of Ml W 1 ivm ill I...I .. . .. \!... I-..- I-.- < <111111 ? IMMld (II I', lUlM: ! 'It I or l.t'X Hilton count v. This is an honor tie from ()nb I'rof Major hut to hat eshurn hairs j The appointment of I'mf Major is; Mis. j wise one, as he is from every statu ?:ih as , point, the ri^'ht man for tlie place hke The r.oatil's personnel now is .1 K K Kj in. Count v Supt: T. W , I'reher an i I'l.of it. T. Major. tiling. I Mr. and Mrs A M Lestem of I'ros N. t i 1 ___ Lexington Letter. PROM OUA RICUL&K COHR(SfONO?NT. t (I A. BATES, Planter. W. I P.AWL. I.umli PuLi; her. M. E. RUTLAND, Live Stocl W. W. VATSON, Insura ill In? lurid on Friday, May l'.?' l!K)f?. | ?n the Saluda court house. for certificates! much teach in the nuhlic schools >f Sfi. I douhlv l I,a,m ?< iru3C i;o- j the admired > er. A. E. G?'N'-5ALES P. Perry. Livery A Planter. Mrs. Kva I Maty Bean L spent a few il " Mr. J. II. v rove near l?r. Crossons. wit 11 paintei fondness the students ate rrti I lfl. il f.?.- .. fi nnpa rniin# 'nest of Mr. and Mrs. < -BARN BLO\ At Hlbernia, the a*wis. Misses \\ inona and Batesburp, a lain L'wis, of Meeting Street Anbrew H. Watson ays \>it?i relatives here Seven bead or 1 i bite is having bis tesi- cows were in tlie 1 white with red VGQlinp an^ a11 escaped ser ts unite ;\n attractive old service worn ri ^VN DOWN. tirststa. South of belonging to Col. was blown down . iorses and several barn when it tell ious damage but an diiiif horse which Mr. Willie jianks, ol M u was here on |irolVssi<?n;il Insiueday this week. Mr. < )scar Strom, < I Saluda i \\ is here Moinlav. Mr. I'. < . Swejii i11}.*?'11 \ m(< n ville Sunday M isse.s < "ai'i ie and M\ra (Hen ; perity S. t\, have been visit inn-at ihj. " liuini of IM". ami Mis M. < . hid^'cll iS III II' Mi L, A. ' lac a, one Hi' the popula salesmen of the Whitten Dry liood 'i.'o. is at lii-i iioine in Saluda ('mint* s'lUVrin^ l i 'iuaii alt sick of inlluniilu Lees- , v . J),.uni.il isin In I) < lii.l^.-li is visiting lie 11 and ehilil.en in it .1; , ohiiitf S ( II Ill .1. K. Hoyer, ehartfel with arson, , lui'l i s"cmiuI pr?*Iiininary heating laei I|r rj i IhiimI ?v and was released from the ? ehargo on the ground ihat there was j, ( not sntlicient testimony to hit ?1 him ; over. , Messrs Nelson \ Nelson, of Collini- 0f . Itia. and Mr. ! . K i>reher,ol Llie I.ex- m, r ington liar, represented hover. and . (iii ''(.uiiiy. Hesidcs the oHinrrv reason t hjects tacjMit, all applicants for' school ni st grades w ill he examined in Iililies' Lhi'S are ist a lies in i caching, 1VI erinans Civ- Miss ( [Jovernmens, and current vents. js t|u> c. s(M|iiesi ions w ill he asked 01 Tlie ; Mrs I.ill ist of t lie Mohicans and The vision Sir I.aunlal. llerealter Trintees Mr. \\ ist not hire teachers without* cer- :is - - *3-1?.- . KM nunc mail uiic i o wit there will be neither! M,?c. 1\1 or rules. Alroadv several visi* Adams have here to attend the picnic. ville where tl orrie Kinsley, of Spartanburg, attended th< banning nuest of her Auntj Conference, lie lion knight. ! Miasl?aulii I' K ina rd. commonly known Metter, lia., lbll," lias been visiting in j a splendid scl "ttO 11 14 I L, i Mi L will iVchman and Mrs H. T. returned from (iranite- SCHOOL ?ey visited relatives and The fricnflSi toae e Methodist Missionary our Graded School neatli the shady Hart 'eft Tuesday for ^'r- ' W. > where she lias charge of day lasfc" T,le , ri 100I. t,le children in hif recover. PICNIC. hers and pupils of held a picnic hepines in the Pine Mitchell, on Sat.urends were happy, fh spirits and the Mamie Haul. liner ?>1 Itate.s ibe^'M/ii'iil younj: la<)ies, >pi nt > .afLctVJOOi) in laesville. Al is& Tjaiinie l-'iiliner. of Mt iiing, was in town Tin -, lay .Mr. .1. i. K.iminer a prou iTih-reliant of (HuHiiui. s '.Vinhifsflay ami Tlaii-via; A1 r. Kumiin-i i> :i iiiiiivr o1 ! nine's, will spend about a week there, tinday || |; \vi,it , ' rca. of "a uda Co. visited our eit v v. stenlay .Mr. Whit . Mil- has a host o! fi i< ihK and. it hardl; joculd Ito other wise, for he is in over; M t . sense a uent Ionian and by his otilieiii] , and eoiirtenus manners in and out o speui (,-lv u lie.. en iovs a deserved popularity. .exill'-f- Ml'. .1 I.. llilenl Cinder l.'iiltrj. iv > I I J i Solicitor Tim merman the Stale | Mr. Walter 1!it"', who is employed by the Fire Department or Columbia. jR( y spent a few days with the home folks \ last week. | ret Mr. Charlton K.inch, one of Lcxing- st t 1 ton's successful farmers, was in town tin Monday on business. wi . i M ' .... ... ? DtllUUU ' ' dreadful Co.Supt.Cd. ; uuglicr i.rs.J. N.<'. I'uhper died uj her ^ inr ;u Duplet, s. C. on last sijulay of l)ie j.. enioon, and was buried at Pa/.a- wrecl,?eSt h tlie (lay hdiowintf. The ,rief- wert? >1 j. k-ken huslmid and children have |.(U>ck'in;l j sympathy ol all who know ficm, Hi whom wo sincerely join. ins wi'ck, iiis presence was! Mrs \y\ L. ly missed: lie being the best wtrk 1ft'' ft Vl in town ; Anna rivals u I. Oroueh entertained several Mesdames I acuity ?f the college, at tea, j Ashley ot Kri lay evening. Those present Monday, is Annie IS. Wood and 1'rots. ( ^ in andMeCroeU..i. ; ,K.en visiting lunciieon was both Coleman willleave this fu! The day was -.it to her sister Mrs. all, including the 1' Savannah, <?a. Prof. ! K. Majoi let lie Allen and Mary ";|c Mill, Miss Ma nit Hill were in town M ss Ola Thompst; | Miss Carrie I.ou IIn I in music. i Moblcy of Colniabia has : at tlie home of her; ^ t?i choice and bountivery enjoyable to faculty, who arer, prin.. Miss Matrpie Scarborough,, n, assistan's, and irman, instructress V/oii Co.. and La* la rue nal interests bolli in urn and \virons. ili>s Carrie Honk; uht. ?.l u.it jn t lie ci! y >ioii<l.ii. Mf. Will TaCio; and t';tm>i\ Hockj' VV.JIs, e> C. and Mi . /.ietzoy and cl.ildi> n wi re 11 .. ?.wl \! . t tl .. 1 I .. I ... rsliii. in low ti ft I m?s*luy iisen (tui.'ii J J i:lias ml urned lionv afL r ' ii extended I rip i,> ftfljjolield. Si 11nI.i Mcssisll. II. anil (.raves ('nunc liavc n here fur tlie past week vis ii .11^' their fat her . IJev. N. (J. ('ooner t mm II,,.|| MrsC. |( lluil nf Charleston is no\ s,s ,,| visitinjj hnine 'oiks. M.i-? i nine iimi everybody is ?j IItnsy The old man is cult ivat inff his jov crop, the old lady attending to the |,j. chickens and irarden: and the^'irls. of ,jj, , curse, us lliey have always done here' t of ore, are looking in the wells this week to see their (chows; as Monday was the first day ol May, it was their v chance to see t hem. Dr. Hendrix has been unite ill fm I'hc river at bouknigbt's l-'ety i> MR. v and no f**rr\in^ at presvntl-too ;h fur fording It being tlie host ^ eet public road in tins seclicji of l4t ' count iy, people g-> t be re, but law sertmislj1 come bank to Kempson's ferryJ about to I'lie last regular meeting of tbe l,lan- 'ston growers convention for Mils bly inipr inty was held here on Tuetrav. tii.oa COONER BLTTER. 1 Ik* many (At 10:30 to-day.) Coleman i\\ e i (?. Cooner, who has been ?Ujain ?i ill and patiiined to his bed w.,th ri'latlvt n (lays, althuuali still a ulck ! ^,7" from last reports, eonsideraoved. MrsC" 1* from her rece lv IWt IYiAI'O Iw.Ia.ia 1 1 v..n unify. jfii^iuiiinKDI liictuU of Miss Marie Mr S. ! '. l'orry, pleased to welcome her tfressive merchants Liter several weeks stay f'll> frame building s in Washington. She located and, whicl ne time in Baltimore and St., hack till the rt on Granite St.. On mrn(|10, frame building sto Mrother is recovering , , ? , . , lit illness. bnck KICK ^ 1 UKh. one of our pro. is altoui to move in which lie is now ? fronts on Main, ar end shall front t he site, where t he od, there will be ' store: this store /til. lillll 1 > *1 , \\ I < i I'M Sunday ami Aloud.* * h:-.. Misn Kessie L'orley I I.' siii-,' visiting friends and rela'.ivrs laMr. and Mrs. M (,? Whittle w tiisvn shopping M -'i lay I >r . Leu Trot ter ol Saluda < visit* *1 HaLusbiir^ Wr lm-, lay i;< i on i.i %. r.%<m-> iliinoi .>icauniaiis, \va in town mi Monday and Tuesday. U,i\ i-> ^r- i.iuli Hall ol' Samaria wai i Ik-re t lu-% week. iwc in M' Ik nsuj) Herlon^of Mt. Willini was one of iSalc.sbni'K's visitors llii< week. '.not v, Messrs .loliu Warren and Franl Mathews of Mt Willing imve beei s some 'lays, but wo hope to see him out again soon. (w J I>r. Pope, the health doctor of ?'o- t luinbia, was here last Saturday. m, if Mrs. Itosa Moot/.o, wife of the late for * Homy A. Meetze, who lias been sori* j ously ill for some lime, is not expected (| k to recover. , sk) 11 Co'. (1. T. I. ralisim line ? il?M r\t it... nsiderabie reduction or acreage'vas : pj^iny r )orlc?l the cut was esliinatcc fhe . ... i section o een 20 and 40 per cent. \ Itesolulion was passed ui ?ni-:('?ul"'r' iiisly endorsing the use of e?i on each tins baggage purposes. I ; change ft rof. H. L- Cogburn principal of i general a r School who has been very In is \jr. c'c wly recovering- -i t... ? ... ..v .nun iatiuvcu tinci more yi | s 1 (' ] espocted gentleman in this ! for a v|sj{ ; 1' South Carolina than Mr. I All, connected with his case, j CASH atisfactory symtom and every l will pay t or the better, are matters of eggs in lotso ind solicitous Interest. wiM buy hon, ... . prices. Uefe >?nor is reviving all the lov- Balesburifi s ?in ue ?>t a w ieel Latimar left this week back to tlie frai Spartanburg. which it will be jc This will pive Mr. FOR FOGS. I warehouse, ex ten he highest cash price for ,St" tlm,llkTb to (ir r r, to 100 dozen. Also eont on both slrec i*y at the best market HO NT 1 rence Citizens Hank of ^ , O .1 \\ VonlnnH hi" * arm win extend in- building with ?ined in the rear. Verry a store and ding from Main anite St., with a Us. FORGET .VI I S. I .1 IM iicrciI 1 I-. VIM l I! ativcs here. He sure to load .F:ir*Ic Hark School dajs. cut it out ami past a book: you'll lind tin- slory Jvecpihtf. hauling guano I his week. Mr. (.}. \V I-\hrantl of Sei vcrn is it aw,.\ ^ )W | o(l a y. cit in worth ^ <> re of I la\ ildsvillt' ,S ,was licit' >cstcrda.v. - ? .....I ,? IIV I'l VI III* licit corn we have ever seen. Last Monday was sulesday but nntli | w! iny was offered for sale. Sheriff Cor lev has been away f??r scv- ,.rs 1 eral days on business, but has returned W!l to iiis post . 'yti in}; uuir ienrguui/itinn of the old sellers friendsc s ell'ected here on Tuesday, L. lire f(trst,e? selected commander: J. M r<,t and W. Stewart, vice com ml m- 1 ! t i?i : I.T. lh>Lon. chaplain; .1. W |KI- lie will b rds, secretary and treasurer: lud again. ios. Whittle, lecturer, ? i iiui wne, cnnaren and Main Struct, an oiler and. unless some un Correspond" set bad; happens, his iron ! ion will throw otT disease and ;lltl.r.|une e out, and with us all, soon I island Red U, Mr _. ... .... | i nai you can net Columbia, S. C, an(j enlarged cheat nee solleitwl. lcry over |larth. ? [)k SALE >t, thoroughbred Ithode inrkerels at $1 .">0 each. WAN s. N. Rogers Bayly, 1 want to renl ai Bateshurg, S. C. Kood pictures taken > at Whittle's ?;alrufj Store. Uatesburg, S. C. ITHD. 4 4 room House. N. K. BAYLY. ' .