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. LETTE
oainiL* tavl*Tiil*.
Not only tlie farms but every (
business interest or enterprise v
requires manual labor for the pro
tion of its work is suffering for la
sufficient help. The railroads, not'
standing the tact that thev nav ai
!R. LETTEI
mom ouirmuu* corn is pom scnt.
)ther
*hlch r* t*00'* the section boss,
seci- tl1'4 was struck by a rock, li
ck of Saturd*y afternoon and was thro
rlth- tba traiu. Mr. Koof has a t
ii ?>r t>rU!W<*? iltfk fnce from the blow I
} FOUNDRY.
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Good Work Done by Wil0,1
lard. Altman.
1st .
wn Added to the lar^e number or new
>ad enterprises of which liates^urn can
)Ut nniv iwumf. i<i ? full il(><lku>ii easting
Sparrow's Twitterings J
Mr. A. Kline returned home Tues i
day after an absence of two,weeks. 1
Miss Lizzie It awl and tier mothe'r
spent Sunday in town with relatives. '
1 t
r| Mr. Edd Sliull moved in town last
The Wards Graded School commence- 1
uent will come off May 21? 22? 23. bus
Sunday,21st, 11 a. m.. commence- to"
neut sermon, Dr. C. E. Hurts, of
Sdgetield, S. C. wol
Moncay, May 22. 10:30 a. m. Literary futl
tddress, Hon. A. F. Lever, of Laxing- Sat
onS. C. t,
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'he people in the community are
y planting corn and hoeing cottr.
Henry D. Lybraud, who is
king at Adlu, 3. C visited his
icr Mr. S. C. Lybraud near here
urday and Sunday last
t> has been reported that Mr. S. C.
? Why
We sell che;
because we
pheaner: we
dinary farm hand f50 per month,
it very difficult to yet section In
We have been informed that se
Of the a ctions on the Southern
11361* usually work four or tl* *? hands
^ only have oue 01 t vo and Qtid it
Yyil"\f imsihlc to i lie reuse their force.
* tnnately it is a sea.on when ttie
"J^yQ-y bed does not require so much al
ti'd dojUn't knpw who chunked I he it
urns. at ?""
vera 1'lie Lexington boys played a v<
thui interesting game of base ball last S
u'.i nduy tiftepion un ',le ?'d *>all grou
iui- "t Mm. J. jt- Little's.
1'"1 Mr. Junius White, one oT Johnsto
ltM' nroiuhteul business incn, was in to
Lien- Pueuday oil business.
)ck *
blast for the purpose of casting al
sorts and shapes of iron. Mr VVillartl
sty
Altman, who is generally known Ui
IU(j our community as a progressive citi
zeu has lately added to his repai]
n?s si tops a casting outtit for the purpose o:
wn doing quick work for the farmers and
til tlt.usa in natr nrnvlmit.v til 15:iteS
I week and opened his store. Ills sister ,
Mrs IIiifhtower, is keeping house for
' him. We are glad to have thein with j
1 us C
Mr. Necoton Lucus was seen on our
r streets Sunday tc the deliuht ol his
f many friends and /iris.
Mr. Aurlhor Bustee, one of Wan
oner's popular buys, was here Tuesday
c> 1^.111. i/cbiauiiniuu cumesb?nass Die
,ledal- fair
Declaimers?Willard Vansant, Lessie }
lonos, Ernest Hodie, Wilber Eidson,
/lark Smith. Horracc liuzhardt. ^
Solo?Tit for Tat?Miss Emma Horn. ^,e
Military drill?Twelve young ladies. *u *
Song?Comin' Thru' the Rye. V
Dialogue?After Marriage?Ernest p)ol
Iodic, innieWinn. \jad
kert haft a case of measles in his
illy, but we hope It will improve
idly.
liss Dal lie and Lula Sneljfiove of
Delmar section, spent a few clays
hi$ community last week.
fhlle Mr. John SnelRrovo was
lytiln^ in hU bottom lie had the
luck ill fruttimr :l wlil"
cheaper bee?
we buy more;
buy more bee;
we sell more;
*/ nuu. oi-ppuse tnu lunucrs vtcr- it
lu offer something like *2j per ni
ILlo" for I iborV Tliat alone would pu
end to glowing cotton, .it le ;st at
we prevniling pi ice.
Q PROGRAMME OE thes, C.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE
we FRIDAY, MAY XI\KTRHJNTH
ioutli 1 Mi\ Will|e George and family,
. ' ' Laurens, u|e visiiiny Mr. E. J. Geor;
the h|sf?'her.
Mrs. P. (1. Caugluuan and s<
(, , Davis, of tills place, spent Saturc
In Columbia with Mrs. Sox.
:S
Pr. W, P. Timinerman, a w
known pbypldan of Batesburg, was
of burg. On Saturday last, Mr. Allmai
Ke? cast In his furnace (which is built or
the latest Improved plan) a door sil
on, for the Citizens Bank of this place,
lay The sill measured 18 inches by three
feet and no piece of eisting in the
I>ejj Bank building will be any better 01
jn more sightly than the above mention
WfirL' Mr A 1 ti !i;i? mHt) .
. on busines.
1 'I
! Mrs. I>. C Shull was here a few
I djys this week with her sen who has j
been sick but is able to be up again.
i Mr. Levi Rish, one of Lexington t
s Co's. prosperous farmers, was on our
streets a few hours Saturday. r\
Miss Agne* Hunter spent Wednes ^
Tuesday, May 22nd?School Picnic? sna
['own Park. lie <
Address?Hon. O,. 11. Martin and sen;
lev. L. A. Cooper.
8 p. in.. Declamation Contest?Trus- re|a
PCS.
Medal Declnmers?Nell Wright, ^
riieora Bodie, Hassie Pou, Minnie
Yinn and Estelle Buzhardt.
. , . .. ~ . chu
o.i O ? r> - ** ' "f
ke wrapped around his plow stock,
said that it caused a very nasty
sat ion.
ir. Iray Shealy of Delniar visited
itives In tins section Sunday last.
ev. J. I). Shealy, preached a spier.sermon
to quite a larye congxeKa1
at Union Sunday last, the new
rch at. Union l? tfrnmin
sell more bee?
we sell cheapei
We sold n
last May than
ji*_i j.1. _ i%/r i_ _'j
8 30 p. in. Celebration of Litemr
lUSt? eieties
SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRS!
Ii.00 a, m. Baccalaureate Se.i
10re lie v. E. W. Peeples, Varnvilk
we c
8.30 p. m. Annual Sermon to Co
1 ^ _
,y ?Qm wr?? n?u(?i?utty. v^omc again lit.,
arg alwaya Rlad to see you.
?r Charlie Corley has been on 1
>ick lint fop a few days, but be is a!
to be at hla business now.
rinon , *'"
, <, pon't fprget that tlie common
'* ' mentof the Palmetto Collegiate :
stltute, will take place next Sund
liege May tbo 8lft.
moulds of dog-irons and pieces oi
machinery of various, little device.'
^,c which come into use nearly every day
J'e In the year. Among one or the unique
articles made at this foundfy is a
ice- papei weight of iron taken fron the
In- impression of Mr. Altaian's little
ay, daughter's foot. ^
uay in vv agtier shopping.
j Mr. Rush Free, a popular traveling
man spent Tuesday night in town t
1 Mr. w. > (.Sunier spent Wednesday t
in (Jolumbia on business.
[ Mr. II. T. Jacliaries. the popular n
contractor of Charleston, spent a few u
days here last week with friends. o
oio ? asieep in me ueep? rroi. Li
C. Whittle.
Recitation?Choice n( Trades ;Oration
he call of the Twentieth Century? L#
Whittle.
Dr Lec Trotter will build a brick
milding on Main St. The brick are j
iow arriving for same. The Dr. Will
ecupy the building for a drug store
nfl will Ytllilfl 11 ilu'olliiwr r\n Int novf
IUK>UIJ.
A NEQRO SHOT.
r. Julian Gantt Shot
Lee Gunter on Streets
of Wagener.
aia me may oei
We must sell n
this May than
May.
Onv vpppnt
oi'c 1 ,y a, ana Y. h. u. a.
Hugh Murchison, Hatesburg, S. C
lore MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-3KC01
1 i 8.30 p. m. Annual Concert
lCAOU Tl'ESDAY. MAY TWENTY -Till H
5.00 p. m. Art Levee
8.30 p. m. Recital by expressioc
nilV- ni...?u-i <-?i?
Rev- Mr. 3ftno (George's new brlek st<
' is ^bout completed and It is one t
pr- J* J. Wingard lias been v<
buay for lojnetime having so many j
tionts to ?90 and he certainly deser
honor for j>he attention and si
shown in profession.
i and |f you Wgnt to get rich, go to
shNPrlff Hrti liybmnn nnrl ho will 1
jre SAYS NAN PATTERSON
KILLED YOUNG.
?ry
pa- New York, May 15.?Somewhat to
yes tlic astonishment of those present at
till the monthly dinner tonight of the Phi
Delta Phi club, an organization ol
lawyers. Justice Vernon M. Davis ol
the supreme court of the State of New
Mr Miliuge Sluill spent Wednesday
in Wagener. "SPARROW''
GARDEN AND CROPS. I
0
Asparagus Culture. t
Asparagus is a very profitable as li
tar ^ 1 1 no nonf.il fn.tnfnKIn on..o ?lin /
o Col. J as. Ward's reiidenee.
ing
Messrs brooks Mailman, Jim Jones ere<
od Fate Jones visited your city last wha
reek. They report Uatesburg as being Hrir
n a boom. urri
Prof. Whittle visited his father at Gar
Cdgetield last night. Rev. Mr. Bass Gur
lad charge of the Wards High School jr
1.1 rinir l?ic oWn,.a
'agener, May.15.?On Sunday even,
the citizens of Wagener were gathi
in the centre of Main street to see
,t the damage and cause was for the
ig of a pistol three times. On
ving they found that Mr. Julian
itt of this town had shot down Lee
iter, colored.
1
rom what can be learned Mr- Gant
vex x vvv/xx v/
chases from
great New 1
Bargain Sales
arriving daily
vij. i 11.t5n.a1 vua'jri;
WEDNESDAY, MAY TWKNTY-KOl
ll.OOa. m. Meeting of Alumni-^
fork nae Association
Address by Rev. L. B. White,
are Clyde, N C.
rjvvr] Essay by Miss Lv.uisa McKuight
ltiilgevvay, S. C.
you how to start.
rRTH ? _ ?
Mr. D, II. Sox, one of our v
ilum- known citizens, was seen on i
streets Thursday.
(1903)
BIQ PAY FOR NAN
(19W) PATERSO
York, who was the guest of honor,
gave his opinion as to the guilt of Nan
fell Patterson, while making an argument
onr in defense of Assistant District At
torney Rand, who had prosecuted tlie
young woman at her three trials fot
the murder of Caesar Young.
Justice Davis, who presided at the
tirst two trials of the former chorus
^ * ffirl tin id- I
nun a.i (int.-tn i amu, 3d J r> uic *
Tribune Farmer. Aside from its delectable
taste, it possesses medicinal v
qualities of a high order, and market
gardeners are now raising it by the s
. acie, as the demand for it, especially
in the Urge cities, is constantly increasing
It,does best on land free r
from stone or gravel, a sandy loam
being an ideal soil. In such ground a
an?
Miss F. M. Thomas and C. L. Jones ter
vere delegates to the cotton growers UP?
onvention at Saluda yesterday. It is emI
aid that Jones made a speach.
Mr. H. G. Wright is now on the
oad. a regular K of the G.
of t
The defunct K and I'. lodge abo
t Itidge Spring reorgarized last ahit
uunier nail some words and Hundred
l?i? knife<m Mr. (iantt, where
n Gautt stepped back aud bepun
>t pi up his p stol. Gunier is painy
hurl, but not seriously* his left
:h bcinp broken
he Methodists, through the etTorts
iieir pastor, Rev. J. C. Holly, have
ut completed their house of wor).
which adrift ( nnsiHurahlo t?. tlio*
set a new pace
our store in v
giving.
Our assortm*
<* i
for 8 00 p. 111. Graduating Exercises
_ Haccaulaureate Addrtss, Senat
ctIU6 R Tillman. Trenton. S. C.
Delivery of Diplomas by Presidei
On Saturday afternoon last
i dwelling of Mrs. Annie Ham
^11 Lb near Antioch was burned, ac
Sunday morninir the Jnelr r
Philadelphia, May 17.?Nan Patl
son c*m? to Philadelphia yesteni
or and within 10 minutes after her a
valatthe Hotel Walton had signe<
contract with Hurting and Beam
of New York to appear in vaudiv
^ at a salary of $2,000 a week
mond t,j wag i10pes tliat 1 would
on liave to return to the stage," she s
! n on t - ? - ....
ter- ''In the second trial before me'thc
lay, i defendant went on the stand, and it
rri- was quite obvious that she was till1
a h'K falsehoods from beginning to eld
ons The very air seemed charged with lie
ille fact that she was lying. Yet she win
a .70man. She was young, li wl*
not natural that the public should synii*isaid
thize with her. People seemed k
the stalks can be cut with much less 'j
trouble than in stony ground. The v
soil can hardly be t >o rich, hut it is H
not necessary to trench the land, as r
was formerly done, or to bury manure
[ four or tive feet deep in order to make
' the bed last for years. The soil should
be worked deeply enough so t hat the *
} crowns of the plants when set maybe 1
from four to six inches beneath the
L'hursriay night. Some of our boys pon
vent down and was nishiated. It iB ^
Hid that the;oat was so hard to
ide that they would curse a little, cry j(
. little and then laugh a heap. mm
M iss Ettie Jones has returned home a,1('
rom Hatesburg, where she lias been ure
or three monihs, learning the art of C;
Iressniakinp she is now ready to tit ed t
Lion cf Main Street,
itizens are putting new life in to
looks of the tovMi bv having tha
it brush used again; quite a good
iy ill paint up their dwellings
places of business in the near futipt.
M. T. Giinter has been conttno
his room for two months His
are tne most c
preh ensive we
eyci' shown at
sejfson of the y
"fitverv reouisite
om- ham homesteat^, near Cleora, b<
injr to Mr. Sam Cheatham, wa
tave stroyed by tire. We understand
neither of these properties wer
sured. Deep sympathy is felt f<
losers
ear. Miss Grace Tompkins went to
lotte on Thursday last to joii
! TOT brother, Mr. D. A. Tompkins.
"but 1 Hadn't been baek at home 1
before I realized that I must do so
s thing. 1 am a poor girl, and my fa
I that er jg go broken in health that he wt
e 'n" bo abi* to work attain (OL ^4
)r t"e I do long for quiet, but it becaint
question of money., and I have not
Char- training to go into an otticc or do i
n her thing like that, so I felt obliged
From take advantage of a good offer t
ong Know mat sue was not telling lit
me- truth, and the great public of Net
Ltb- Yord said, 'Why shouldn't slu: lie.
>n't 'Let her lie. Let her get the benetii
pj?( !""* lies.' ,
J a "But today, in the light of the last
the disagreement, I feel sure that niosi
my people are convinced?that a majority
to of the people believe?that the pisto
hat that killed Caesar Youni? was hold h\
I surface This will allow shallow cul 1
tivation over the whole surface before
| and after the growing season. *'
Having the ground deeply plowed
* and cliltfvated, make deep rurrows l
\ three or Tour feet apart, and set the f
L plants in the bottom, with the roots ;
well spread out over a little mound or
ridge directly under the crown. Cover (
he must fastidious and can be found frie
it the home of her father, Mr. Fate erv.
'ones, on Church street. the
Maj. B. B. Evans, of Saluda, spent
asV "siuuuuy atni SuiYna^' AK&,h. - Y?i>
'liend Mr. llenrv Wriyrhl on Satcher N(
St.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ward,of Col- tun
1111111 :i :i re sneml i rur > while with rein.
nds hope for him a speedy recovCapt.
Guoter was wounded in
war and has carried with hiiu the
'Cts ever sinee.?The State.
>T!CE OF EL^^^gP^
winjf to a act
e, t.liat was not in the harTisii^ffe
fljommencemen
p. / Every new fa<
Neckwear, B
Ribbons, Flow
there they went to Knoxville, 1
4- Mr. Tompkins attended a gati
or cotton manufacturers.
in Mr. N. M- .lones and lion
Majson are in attendance this
upon the grand lodge of the Kn
"lto, uf Pythias whicli is in sessii
l Beaufort,
til tJU. Assistant Cashier James E. c
where was mat*e to me.
ler'.ng UI was sadly surprised tod?iy ab
Justice Davis saying that every
must think 1 shot Caesar Young,
** tliink it was wrong of the Judge to
week what he did when the majority
itfbt s both juries were on my side. I i
on at onj^, ,.Cpiy w]kat I have said over ?
overagain, and what is the truth, t
nnoVi? T npuur Innlr that rui-nlu/ir
Nan l'atterson; was discharged by her
out was brought by J. Morgan Smith in ai
one attempt to get money from Caesai
i 1 Young for the support, of the com
say bined family. 1 do not mean to saj
of thatsho took t lie pistol from the ret i
can cule and shot him in the side, but ]
md do believe that she bad the pistol ant
bat showed it to C^aesar Young. An ar
lightly and press the soil Urtuly over {
* the roots. Yearold plants are prefer1
able to oltler ones. Asparagus roots
r are large and fleshy and old plants 1
have too many removed in transplant- l
ing. It is in the roots that the plant 2
* la\s up the stores of vitality that car- 2
ry it through the cutting season be
fore any leaves have been produced. c
The plants When brouirht are all roots
, ? - " ? tru;
ives and friends iu town, jM>?(
Capt t\ Ward is arranging to do. hel<
late twelve hundred dollars eacli to tioi
he Methodist and the liaplist chureh i'frc
ind tin* Wards firaded School, miking nnl
i total of of d
Mrs. II. S. Raton one of our most l'u
:onsecratcd christian women, is still (>n.
... mi ...mi. . . ~ trie
stees when the election was held
>re, that election will have to tie
1 over. There will be another elec*
\ held at Ilulon school house on the
i day <?r May 1905 at from 2 o'clock
il 5 o'clock p m. f'?r the purpose
lecidintf by ballot whether or not
re shall be a tour mills levy placed
all Taxable Property, in school dist
No. Ill in Loxlnirti.n t '/-? m
Lawns, Swisse:
Millinerj
Creations of B
ty are our
_ man spent Saturday and Sund
Leesville with friends.
Mr L T May attended the
J# ludga of I (>. O. F. wliich was h
Greenwood last week.
eau- Rev. (' K. Burls has been invii
preach I he commencement sera
new Wards on Sunday next.
lay at cab with Mr, Young. and I nei
never killec him.
grand won't stay on the stage long,
eld in hope."?The Baltimore News,
ted to GRAVE CHARGES
AGaINST ATTEND AN!
me Kumeni loncwen ana lie uxm uoici o!
fen the weapon. In the conversation am
consequent struggle tiie pistol wen!
I ofT ami the man was killed.
"I believe, moreover, that had slit
told the story on the witness static
as it really happened?in other words,
had she told the truth?that second
'C jury would have acquitted her.''?Au
^ I gusta Chronicle.
1 except :i few little dormant buds at
' the crown. Under favorable e ncli- tl
J tinns and after two weeks or moie
these buds w ill push up shoots, and as t
they grow the furrows should be^md- j
j ually tilled by cultivation of the soil
The richer the land and the better the
cultivation the larger should the j
stalks be when ready to cut. As the s
i i v 111 wiui it cancer on ner oreasc. ,
. .. e xx SCll<
.sli?' has the sympathy of every body
is Mi*s Lou is by all, young and old.
Rev. N. N. Little ol our town is panor
of Shiloh church near .Aiken and
ireaehes fi r them the 1st Sunday in .
ach month. . t
Mr A K. Eidson, the It. F. D. man,
s certainly very accomodating, as lie
eems not only to deliver the mail to
Dol purposes. All freeholders and
payers. Residing in the district
requested to turnout and vote,
bring their ltegi-ilration Oer'itiis,
and Tax Keeeipts for 1(J04, as the
requires all voters to exhibit them
managers:
y order of Trustees,
<> M. Adams,
Summer Hat
New York and
timore Styles
fleeted in e1
TT.i rv
Capt Joseph Jhunson came up
Aiken on Saturday and return*
Monday II is Tr.ends ?egret tin
gpl- visit was so short.
Congressman J. O. l'attersoi
re- warmly greeted by his Ed*
friends on Monday, tie came h
V^erV or^er to be p-esent at tlie tak
testimony in the election contest
1 ..
' from Jacksonville, Fla., May27.?"Mice
ed on mittee appointed to visit and rej
it his the condition of the State Asylum
tho Insane, returned a sensational
) was CJlint to the legislatureat Tallal
tefield 366 charging that the tnard
ere in c,iar?e of t,ie institution is respons
, Q for deplorable condiaions and uj
, > donable evils in the asylum.
'PhA rnnAff I.?? ? ? ~ I *
um
?.n DRAGGED BY HIS
u?cr HORSE FOR QUARTER
la^ OF A MILE.
'Me Special to the State.
)ar" Johnston, May 18. Mr. Jeler V/,
Critn was Killed this afternoon in u
; (litmus win sprcau ro so lie extent, y
they should have plenty of room. t.
Plants three feet, apart, if well fed
t and n <t weakened hy too late cutting. v
will last, longer and produce better f
crops th ui it set closer. A fter cutt ing, ;
the soil being1 hardened hy the repeat- ^
ed walking over it. tlie surface should t
be given a thorough cultivation down v
_ near the crowns ot the plants If the u
lit* people along his line, bui nearly
very thing else, t hat t.hey need.
1 notice thatG. M A , from Baxter, A1
rants to know if any good ever eaine
rotn Base ball. Well 1 have been tryng
to tigure out something and have ^
;ot so far, it makes boys lazy, teaches
o lie. gamble, quarrel and light.
"auses them to make sorry men when
11 i evei
rntt'n 11 v? ftiiicoc eainn aiii* /.bl .-si
Clerk.
LANTA'S NEW
UNION STATION.
tlanta, Ca . May IS?The formal
ning of that new union passenger
ion here to-day was made a gala
Ht, about tiftv thousand norume
X1HL. uoni
your huts until
have seen our
lines.
Fruit of the Loom al
pv-i-i-y .mt. rauerson was represente
J Messrs Slicppard Pros. and
Aliles, the negro who was the 14
lican candidate for congress, was
resented by Jacob Moorer, a
new lawyer from Orangeburg. Mr. .
B.Mimick.o e of the commiss
of registration, and Messrs. ^
Ou/.ls and M. I*. Wells, two iimr
t 2 1 2 of Lite federal election, were ex
(1 b\ UBW?,ra "??' l"<-"
Isaae t,on is not a hosP'table f?r the inss
lepub but a dumP,nff h,round for all kinds
. f< peoplewhoare maintained at ei
' >(,rn mous expense to the state No <
nc^ro
lames temat,= elTort ,s made by treatim
ioners Kiven Ui restore the mentality of
;y q patients and the siek have not b
lasers K'ven necessary attention,
amln. It charges drunkeeness amonir
1111 peculiarly horrible manner
ine* Mr. Crim had been out plowing and
' alKMit sundown started home from Hit
lor* ticid. riding the horse, sitting side
ways In some way the horse. bolted,
L'nt and Mr. crim's feet became entangled
l',e in the harness. He was dragged fori
ecn quarter of a mile, with the norse go
ing at full sp -ed.
the n... i? ?
In
land is not already suilieiently rieli, a t
I good fertilizer should be apphcd free- c
. ly and cultivated or raked in lightly. |
. | Hand raking otten while there is room t
[ to ^et in between the rows will keep p
I the weeds in subjection. a
Ll In the fall apply some coarse manure, t.
. I but do not work it in. In this way it i
will act as a protector as well as a j..
! It - - 1
r> ?*--* acct
o neglect their business, grass to take
otlon and corn, the clerk lo neglect .
eroci
ns duties, causes, i be girl* to leave
he lidie* for mother to wash, th; .
louse to scrub the supper to get and
11 in all 1 have decided it. is one of the ls 1'
stee
ominoii curses of our country. . ,
witl
will
fHR PHOHF ISI ANin
ptintf the invitation of the railIs
to bo present.. Music was rend
I by the Itith IJ. S Regiment Band,
lie station ranks anions tlie best
he country. The building proper
instructed of ferro-coocrete and
1, and is handsomely embellisheil
i Georgia marble. It is fitted upi
all modern conveniences.
cents.
For one week we wi
to every customer pi
sing$5.00 or over, 10
Fruit of the
Bleaching at 2 1-2
t varH
ed. The fact that there was no
ularity or fraud practiced In eo
II sell tioli with the election was clear!
ircha tahlished I?y Messrs. Sheppard I
vards Why is a newspaper J ike a w(
^ *" Because every man ou^ht to hai
Loom of hisown and not be running
Cents other people's.
(Ill Sll till : V mrift. i.... M l"? ?
Irreg- attendants and nurses, who have h
nnec brutally cruel in their treatment
ly es helpless patients. Vice and iminui
ri>s. ity, it declares, have prevaled u
the inmates have hepped to he ren
)inan- ed and nearby citizens have been <
>eone rage(j j,y the conditions. It fut
a,fvr states that no accurate system of
peuditiires have been kept and
?? 111 ii i IIU nui^i' ?ii> Muppun, n^any
een at Mr. trim's home, the unfortunate
man was still alive but unable to spent
ra'" and in that condition he lived for about
nli' 30 minutes.
iuv- Mr. < rim was <>0 years of aire aw
,u'* | was a tlonfcdeiate veteran lie was ?
l'1'1 j farmer and senior member of llm Urn
'x jo' ''rim \ S<n. lie was a prominent
iienib* 1 of tie o'inston baptist
I ..iKivii. it van uu nvuivi'ii ill t'ill iy Hi
, | the spring before the plants beitiri to
: ; sprout.
| wanted-- a com1;
pan ion.!!'
1 ! Af)VEIiTISI:MI?NI IN A I.ON DON !
PADKIf.
o
v ' ? ? w ?-*? 1* ^ i
RED. 'Z
Hie Rhdi'o island ltvd lays the at-'r<
a'tfest, the reddest, the most trans- ?Kls
ucent and best for hatehing, that is a*K)l
he most fertile ei?j?, known. The "U!
Hindu Island Ited is a new breed, and <"t'"
is vitality h isn't been interbred out w'*'
f it, by breedinit for feathers onlv. !
lie irani sued UCCOin UiOdatCS
Ive tracks and is feet long
building and shed cover thirteen
s. The station cost $l,c>00,000, and
been in course of construction
ut twenty months. The Southern
Atlanta and West Point and the
tial, of Georgia, are tlm railroads
ch will use the station. After
night to-night trains on these
J
25 Pc. Fast Color Lawns
10 " " " " .. .
10 " " "
10 " Dotted Swiss ..
In all colors.
20Pc. Silk Mulls
35 Dz. Hoys Hose.
5 " Lad. Percale Wrappei
100 Pc. 15c. Ribbons
.'I I.V? o
} Patterson united with ilie l)i
11 clinic i l>y Jet tor and the ordinal
baptism was administered to
.C .> W. " hrunson. At the evening
)'~( vice Mr. Self Corley was baptize)
? WINTHROP COLLEC
JOe.
s, DHc. The Commencement Exescls
10<>. 1 Winthron < olleire will iio ?
U 11 11 I L* U Mllllllttl f Mlill I 11#' rt* I lit S 11
iplisl misappropiiation of funds.- Aupi
nee (ii ('In-uiicle.
ser LETTKU TO W. Ii. M. 11A It d .
" BATES liUf{(>, S. C
JE. Dear Sir: Ilere'9 a i5-year yarn;
cs oi like yarns, don't you? Jt comes fi
,, ii.. Odell Hardware Co, Greensboro, N
*tiii it-11 ;'irl ;i hie 1.1} respeel < <1 citizen
1>,i 11is sin VIvr<t I?\" his wife, who win
i>s 04hmu iind -i\ (Oiin and on?
laughter
^ N ; llit- loner;! I will he held at lit
'ouni ol'Olives ?vinetery .oinonow
ill)'inoon, the hour noi. yet having
you i> i n .mnoiineeil. ? The stale
'om
. C. I k I k Oil I 1 I ? -V l?f
"A Lady in delicate 11? ;i1111 wishes
4 In iiiitI with a usel nl compai'iiui. Site , li
.; must he donvst le, musical, an early | li
riser, atniadlc. <?t nood appearenee,u
. and have some experience in nursing s
A tola! abstainer preferred, f'ntnforr
la hie heme. No salary."' p
A few days arterward the advertiser!'1
received liy express a basket labelled ! [
That 'his i-. Line it Iris been proven l<>a(
ly.Mrs. N lingers lliyly w ho set three ,,'?l
icns on III Hide Island lied eggs, 1"?
nder each lien and nut of the 4ft eggs
et. had 41 to h itch .
The Ithnde Island lleds ar?r ohuin- '
lion winter layers and, whilst being 'of u
olive rangers fov food are of a wonder ! f(,r s
uliy gentle a id uuexcitable na-|*'o.
Is will regularly ?*i*l ?>r tlit* new
> N-j ws aiid C u n U i
DION'S BOND ISSUE.
ni(?n, May 1"?.?'The f3r?,00i) worth
iu:ii< ipal bonds, otTore'l recently
?ale, were bid in by N W. Harris &
of Chicogo. Ill . at par with aecru
100 Pc. 20c. IHbbons..
.10 Youths Suits, $o.io value;
6 Dz. Hammoeks 33c. t
10 *' ft-inch Jirim Malaga II;
10 " 5 " " '
100 Sample 75c. liug*.... .
Mennens Talcum Powder
Colgate* " "
48 Pr. Ladles $1.25 Oxfords
. 15c. college building at itockhill,
j. $4.95 The Kxercises will last four days;
o $0.50 mencing with a sermon before t.
its 15c. W. C. A. on 'Sunday June
' 10c. proximo.
35e. Tlje program will be one of un
...Joe. attractiveness.
s c TEMPERA NCR CON
s "r ^,r' ' <*'un"'s bouse in t
town was painted I'evoe about
co m
Jje y years ago,and nexi, this year.
A house, next door, was pain
about the same time will) anot
usual supposed to be good. 'J'
house was painted again about -r> ye
ago with still another paint, that j
fcsses to he extraordinary.
: * ? ? *
( rtt t/K. 11 I?L. '\KI' Kl;w
LEASED.
ted Ornrr-tebtirtf, May l:j ? Dr. K *r-y in
her W, Millard, of Indianapolis, who has
his been held in j.iil here f< ?r s veraI
ars weeks on the eh irife of bigamy, was.
,ro_ rele; h (i from custody tiiis afternoo
tiie evidence beinrtr in.ufticeit t?
, I I, .1,1 l.ln
This s'flt- ii|> with care perishable."
j On opening it she found a tabby tat.
| Willi a letter tied to its tail. It ran s
: t Inn:
1 j ; t1
| "Madam ? In response to your ad j
I ! vertisemont I am happy to furnish /
you with a very useful companion |
i which you will tind exactly suited to1
I your requirements She is domestie. |
mi' o i(-commend Mie ? ? '
(Ituil - Islam! chicken to u>l in pnr<
arch of a yellow loj^vjed. yellow skin- i KraI
e<l, hardy and docile fowl that lavs i h
t-ciiharly tine * |>^'S and lots of tlum.lMay
the
V VKRDiCT OF io?.
ACQUITTAL. ^
(Jreenville May IS.?Special; On hue
nirresL uauntf iroiii May 1, the
chasers to pay all cos*.s or litho)liin>?
and legaluiny,
Iher bidders were SeasonKood &
erof Cincinnati. Ohio, who offered
*2'>0 for costs; and K. L. Fuller &
of Cleveland, O, who bid par
ic less (>> lor c >sts.
:veae bonds are to l>ear M |ht cent
lost, payable annual I y ami mufnr
?* 73C.
Whitten Di
Goods Co.
/ ? Sm*r 1
litlLL
.. 50c. ~
TES
vr On next Friday night, May lilt
J the college chapel 'our young
will take part In an oritorical
test and tive young women in a
music contest. The Leesviile i
tette will sing.
'jieiiu a iUMi.it, ijciurt* ii was pmni
,yg just now, was in as gcod condition
that one. Devoe 15 years; the otlie
ih, in years?guess that's al>out how to pu
men But this extraordinary paint is,
con- bluff; Devoe is the paint. Yours tr
voca* F. W. Devoe & C
quar- P. S. Tim noons Bros sell our pai
eu | """
as Dr. Millard slated to-day tint h
- and Miss Kcnyon will be icmurrieri
( next December at the end of the time
set in the interlocutory divorce. In
ujy the meantime he will continue on the
lecture platform appearing in Orangeburg
on Monday night.
News and (,'urrier.
a goon vocalisi. an early riser, posses t
jKcsatnible disposition and Is consider- S
| ed handsome. She. has a great ex- c
pcricnce as a nurse, having brought J1
i | up a large family. I need scarcely add ji
i'that she is a total abstainer. As sal- t
ary is no object to lier she will serve o
you faithfully in return for a com for d
table home."?Youth's Companion. a
In? case <?r the State against Boyd in 4
ttine and Watts Nobles, tried in this , tion
it.y on acharge of killing Policeman , jMdt
?obi as at drier's on .Itily 2. UHM, the ; and
11 ry brought in a verdict of not guilty Exo
Ins afternoon. The trial was begun I
n Monday, and has attracted a great
ieal of attcntiou. Nine prominent 1 ' 1
ttorneys were engaged in the case- j w
0 years, with privilege of redemp1
in 20 years, and cover the town's
ditednesH .on sewerage, sidewalks.
uiectlriC Ujfhts and waterworks
hanjge.
?bt>cribe for The Advocate. It is.
hin tl*c reach ot all-Oh cents a
r.
Baft
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