The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 07, 1905, Image 1
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is, Undivided Profits, $13,200.00
its Average $130,000 00
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JACOB PHINIZY, Pr.
r>u a cj a r.nnnnin
A RAILROAD BAX
UGUST A, GEORGIA.
esident, Wm. A. LATIMER, Vice-Pre!
I r\-??hi.?r. RUFUS H. BROWN, Aas't C
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i~~~ JOTTIRGS FROM
JOHNSTi
SOCIAL, PEHSONAL AND SEN
ashier.
FESBURG S. d, FRIDAY, JU
HOW IT IS AT BAXTER
ON. AND HUION.
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r.mmr.n ppativiic?Qorrnnre
LY 7, 19 >5.
,j IRENE ITEMS. T
RAIN, BARBECUES, 80CIAL HAP- tb
PENIHGS ETC. An
HE ISLE OF PALMS. AF
iverybody troes to the Isle of Palms. j THE L
e Greatest Seashore Resort in 4TH
lerica?with its Surroundings? Ailfni
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FAIRS IN AIKEN.
AW AND ORDER LEAGUE,
OF JULY CELEBRATED.
rI K f r. i
Capital $2oo,oo<
Banki.ig by mail is ei
deposits by express,
will be credited your
o.oo, Undivided Profits $276,"
ntirely practicable and safe. You can send us
registered mail, money orders or checks and
account and receipt sent by return mail.
ULNT.
OO iFrom our regular correspondcn
The church members and tire |
people generally of Johnston and
your voclniry enjoyed a "Red Letter I)
same on Friday in a missionary Rally.
course, It was to be regretted thai
. _ were not present, but the imporl
talks of Mr. ilodges, Mr. Beasley
vuvmvu t MWir AIIU OI ilUUlllllJ
t.) AND MUcti ASIDES.
food The weather continue^ hot and dry.
lVS Crops are suffering very pouch and but
iay," few of our faxmers liave :my peas plant
Of ed, which makes it very jalarming fcr
, all a Hand Hill tnan.
ant The peaches are rotthiK on the trees
and and the bees have taken full nossns
We were visited t a nice rain last 'e
night, which was very much needed, 00,1
and was appreciated by all, and espe- Sig
clally the farmers. ora
The barbecue here on the 4th. was Sca
not so largely attended as was ex- t
pected, but everythiug passed olT very Bea
quietly and everybody seemed to en- Kes
joy the dinner. A good many of our San
want Steamboat and Trolly Ac- fourth <
nodations?Eight Mile Hide in jjy u,e
ht of the Broad A tlautic?Elab- fairly la
te, Large and Elegantly Equipped ,jent j{c
allure Hotel. un Urde
he bathing facilities at Palm history
ich far surpass those of any Ocean orggern
ort between Virgin! i Beach and zens of j
itl firnv f'r>l ? ' * 1 '
V> , MUIJ .J A
jf July picnic was given here
Law and Order League. A
rgc crowd was present, i'reslin
nie explained the Law and
r League, its object, and the
of its organization, it was
i/.ed at a meeting of the cili\iken
county last October, to
1 t
You insure your ?1
Dwelling, store and
v Stock against Fire; ^ |
W!;y not insure your^I
tiiueV
*?. v per week Is what w<
. . | or illness, it matters
have, our only require
from us, then* an accid
WATSON, Agent at Ba
* r ^ P* M \ M \ This is th
s zS.UU3 "'
S people to
you.
8 will pay you for loss of time caused by ac
nOt what kind of disease or accident you
ments are, purchase a $5,000 Disability
ent or illness, and we pay. (let rates from 1
itesburg, or write
e season Mr- Turuipsced, were all so good,
less pre- well delivered and so much to
are A'1.? hoint on the subject that each
pro ec cussejt that they left little to he i
ed. The music was tine and much
cident joyed. IIr. Cooper, tne pastor of
PoHcy Baptist church, added much to
X. w. music with his tine voice. The )a<
of town and country carried has!
t hp <*nntf?ntc nf wltinh uoro fullv
, .vo sion, and honey is about as scarce as
the rain.
(ljs" I thjnk we have overdone our sectlonlwitb
bees.
enthe
Mr. 11. A. Cato is quite sick with
y)C bilious fever. \
lies Mr. and Mrs. J. B. iPlunkett, of
tets North, S. C., has been on a visit to
the Isit.fer's mother m r i>
people went to Lexington in the af- rp
ternoon to see the hall game between ncn
Lexington and Olyinpia. H)e
Mrs. W. B. Woods, of Brookland, is surl
i visiting Mrs. Homer Woods of this mal
place. rest
Miss Ellen Hendrix, of Lexington, 11
spent last week with Mrs. Irene Hil- see
ton. a,,d
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'lie Isle of PalmR stands pre-emi- tide of Ii
tly ahead and without a peer In uncheck
United States in the safety of its The p
r. and, its constant blllowly waves, promote
<es it the most charming battling J a love of
>rt in America. j form all
ideed it is really a grand sight to j Ve I)rtJ
the brave sons and fair daughters, 1 '\e 'aw?
lovely girls and bright boys, ride bribery <
ovists ?uine means to stem the
iiwlessness that has long swept
ed over the county and state
urposes of ttie League are to
in tl 10 hearts of the citizens
' law and a willingness to perthe
duties of citizenship, to
per support to the ottlccrs of
to put down the practice of
)f juries and wtnesses. He
PARROTT i
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& BAILEY, Dis. Age
BlA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Earning
Z Ar m r
nts, predated at the rtoon tecess.
The last meeting for the sumi
months of the New Century Club
held on Friday also, but being def
ed till 0 p. m. did not conflict v
the church exercises. The soci
met at the residence ol Mrs. .1.
White. Business was laid aside i
it, w:?s srw.i:i 1 ntiair vvitli Hnmni
Kneece. >
uer Mr. .Icsse D. Roof ar\g?o little sons,
was of Arthurs, S. C., are it ins at the
err, home of this scribe.
kith Messrs. Andrew Shttaly. Julius Adetv
aras. J. D Roof, and Misses Xila and
H. Ruth Adams, are off. t Ins morning, to
and | Steadman's. to lak?' in the festivities
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the
Rev. (? W. Kelly, who has been in port
Alabama for about a year, has re- enjc
turned to h's old home, fully con- of 1
vinced that there is 110 place like Lex- jj
ington County. atte
There is still a great deal of sick- at 1
ness here. More, 1 believe, than has som'
been fot several years. We hope to
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lively breaking billows and dis- s l',a
j with comfort and safety in the are l'10
yment of the delightful benefits sources '
the ocean's offerings. a,K'
ave you ever had the pleasure of J"1
nding a fish fry or an oyster roast a,K. . ^
sle of Palms? If not, you have ^as. '"J
ething to live for. A seine of 500 jjsf? *
in length is used in securing the | hold'in''
t if it is true that the people
basis of government, the
tself should be pure, i he Law
er League requested every
) do all that he can to enforce
> the laws. Judge Hammond
oJuced as the next speaker,
j of the cheapness of human
>inericaand of the need of
iaered the live* <>( in""n"
s . wap
May l>e cut otT al any
t constitutional disease.
tniums stop? THIi Fll
or Philadelphia, guaia
further premiums, slio
[ to investigate. Write
W. L. W
1213 Plain Street,
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moment by injury, or some lingering, incura
In such an event would your Insurance
UiLITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMI
ntees you a paid up policy, or life income, wl
uld you become totally disabled. It will pa
to day for illustration.
1LLIAMSON, ueneral Agent,
COLUMBIA,
vinnv. Ar;r\'P. HATK8UURG. H
Science, the subject for discuss!
ible or About twenty ladies were prest
, pre- i%ac.li member was required to br
^ANY, some dainty prepared by herseir i
itliout to furnish tlie receipt for the dl
v no The menu embraced salads, cake ;
cream and ice tea. The hostess t<
c time by the forelock and celebra
the 4thof July in her decorations.
iviv i.ua c flowing ULLie cown.
ion- As this is the glorious Fourth of Ju'iit.
iy, we wisli Editors ami all The Advo,n^
cafce's readers, a pleasalnt holiday.
Tlie Union Sunday School scored it's
largest attendance Sunday after- ^
^ noon: with several visitors from dif-;
v. ferent sections: we note, with pleasure,
the attendance of M r. D. S. Keis-i
li?r tt iir fnrtnr?r O'linnl f I?I? !
icpuri; i-onuiLions vetiersoon.
o serv
' valv
A SALUDA CODNTY MAN BUYS AN ^
OVERCOAT. o,
(>n Thursday last a gentleman r.ant
strolled into the store of the Bates- 1'nr
burg Shoe A Clothing Co., and. to tlie i ri
yetnnli-limnnt II... I 1 _ |Spet'
y i>iiue, hiiu niey arc cooKea ana j?^s
ed fresh from the water. The hi- homicide
es are taken fre?h from the water sui(j tlmJ
served on the naif ?hell to tho i people?
>ts of the Isle of I alms* ; poses an*
ne of the features of the lestau-1 the evils
, at the Isle of Palms is the tish out of 10
iers that Messrs. Uiddock ?It > i10t tiioo
les furnish on Sundays and all pistol wi
ial excursion davs. In addition ! .......1.1 i.?
.. . v/? uuiUttil UC
>, said there were two kinds of
?; mob and individual. He
rcriuie existed every where,
ither together lor sacred purI
for pleasure. He spoke of
of pistol toting and that i*
of the'killings.are done iti
d and that if the hip pocket
is not present many killings
1 ORGi?
YOU CAN >
Though yoi
provided y
The insured under p
PHOENIX MUTL
u.
LINTZED I N" 1S51.
V1N WITHOUT DYI
u are bound to win if you die.
ou are insured. ARK YOU?
olicy lOrt.o.H in the
fAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP
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souvenir oi ihe occasion was a i<
pencil in led, while and blue col*
After the delicious refreshments of
table a feast of reason and a flow
soul, was added Vocal and inst
mental music, papers on dome?
science, and recitations closed the i
gram for the evening.
ANY, Our quiet little town was trea
L j."1 brother. Come again Secretes,
the The Union Sunday School will give
0f a picnic at Union on tL lBth. inst.
ru. The public is invited a id especially
(^jc Sunday School schollars,af every d? jro.
nomination. I say comd/one and all,
and let us reason together and enjoy a ;
day of recreation with Ihe children.
And now, to the Editorsjuf The Ad- ,
aouvfiii^iiuiv.ll L \J1 I IIU CI h, iOM'U LU ^ ^
see a nice bo y ovecsoat, saying at
tiie time, tliat be bail not owned one
since 1M?7, and, as lie bad the ready I ^
casli, thought it a good time to prepare
himself for the comiup winter.
After trying on several, wliile the V"
. .. , , . dan
perspiratisn was running in rivers
down his face, lie picked out one of ,
... . 'r?n
tiie heaviest in stock.
his have all times their lunch ingis jK,
iter filled with fresh tish. crab, and that
mp, etc., and everything nice in'lynching
t- line. | many m?
le Isle of Palms management is I but as ju
handsomest with the test said thai
cing pavilion on the South At- a convicl
mtic Coast. It occupies a water S. C. Tin
it of -,(KKi feet. From the veranda made by
avcneu. nesaia that lynch
culiarly an American hum
between 1882 and 1903, 111
s nccuircd in S. C. He said
n as lynchers are roaring lions
lors they are jelly iisl. He
j a lyncher is easily found, but
Ling juror is hard to imd in
c following resolutions were
the Law and Order J.eague:
:: :: :: 01 n?i
Who.took out a 20-Y
1
He Receivec
at matt
He Paid
twenty annual i
i"akin
iniuiu, vuuiictiivuii
ear Endowment, near middle life, is very m
dive. Tli is is how he won:
1
irity, the face value of the policy?
premiums and received in annual dividends
- Vcost only g ,
# i ? . I ^ _ 1 I * J* '
lci ij111li* a iij.vci miuw, in tut? luriu
'"Ch an up-to date automobile; excitem
prevailed anions Hie small boys, e
the oldci folks were on the "qui viv
to interview the machine. The au
mobile was the property of Mr. Jo
$ V H V B I li S i 1 $ ? !
l" I vocate, vse extend a wa*tn invitation I
^.rn to come and be one of us:j we will do
e all in our power to make it pleasant
for you. \
ibn It was my pleasuy to-^attend the
aa???? _ yJ i ?
..ii
Ol LI
To buy an over-coat on one of the (jeU,
hottest davs of the year, to say the
vtev
least, shows that some of our people ^
will occasionally lay by for the future j .
by preparing for the rainy day. j
j the
lit/ .
ins mammoth pavilion, the gran- In view <
r and magnificence of the ocean have oe
v is almost beyond description, and 'n sixtv
usands upon thousands of visitors the carrj
with each other in astounding en- the on v.
siasm and admiration and are the law i
2d in their attempt to describe mand ti
beauties of the (Iroat Atlantic Cealed w
the historic surroun<*V?? from We cal
l-'a/if T'lj k- tl>.. f.ire. * snnt I of AiW*'f
:>f the fact that six homicides
or-din Aiken County with
uaysand that in each case,
dnjf of concealed weapons was
:t cause of the murder We,
abiding of A iken county, detat
law against carrying coneapons
bo strictly euforoed.
11 upjn the ft'ayor and council
l t.n I ;i elorwi ? ' 1 -
fliis Profit w;
than
Wasn't That W
Had he died durli
the $10,000 plus the am
say, at two years would
TELLS THE STOKY:
D. B. RA
as $2,720 or over 37 per cent it
he paid, ever, at his a^e.
inning?
the 20 years, Ills lleneticiary would have
ma! diviilei.ds up to that time, whatever yes
have been 10.200, at ten $11,330, and so o
"WE PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS."
WL, Resident A^ent, Butesburg, S. C.
>*? * x! * a ar**\ a ? a< t>i ? c /*
tore 1 "
I
received
ir, which.
Hi. THIS
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EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
Z W. w * f ^
l?Ti . t v. . v if livlit I
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LARS
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WARDS WORDS.
ANY THINGS OF GENERAL lN|aw"
TEREST. ecutivi
( 1* rom our regular correspondent.)
1 nmeir Jurisdiction. **
suggest and urge that the sheritt
e county commissioners appoint
more special ettlcers to detect
rest parties breaking the law.
ilso ask t hat President and Ex2
Council of the Law and lOrder
2 to see that the resolutions are
I i.If rv > - ' 1
jur11> v. k
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COTTON rn.fi
Cotton is bringing
Batcsburg Market. 10
i Q
; * by L. I>. Cull urn.
. WP ATHPP IP
oupi. ui wuuuiTinint a. w
L>k'PT Mr. .1. (' Swygert of tlio
iKKt; 1 . i S(vt i0|, was here on Tuesda;
to-day on the | nev. and Mrs. N. (L Oooi
1-4 as reported Master Lane Hartley left oi
! for Glenn Springs where the
j main for some weeks,
FPHPT Mr f!oit Potnc wnc nn (
, Of ll
Dflmar I been
r i from
put i
tier with have
i Mono ay, shall
y will reN.
A
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1 I MO 'Uii \ \
rand new clean, crisp bilb of money
received by The First Natknal Hank of
the Treasury Department at Washington, a
nto circulation among our U.nks customei
any old ragged, worn out or drty "Filthy I
bo glad to redeem it for you with some of oui
. BATES. VIce-Prest. W. W. WATSO' i,
V. PERRY, Asst Cashier. D B. RAWI-, t
has just I r.i
Ratesburg, I
nd will b?>
rs. If - ou
-ucre.' we
".civ bills. 1,1
President ?
ui !$l
,ashler.
I c
? mi crops arc certainly needing j j-jjj
in. they are nearly burnt up.
* i secu re
Miss Iteborah .Mines and lier '
phews, .1 iinmic and Cnyle Andrew's adopte
Hatc.sburc, are visitin# relatives) Kxcr
*re this week. ' payed
Rev. S. It. Pass and Messrs. .1. 1\
uzhardt, J. < >. ('. L. and L. M. ENC
ines, at tended t he barbecue at Sn-. n
....... <iuu iu iuKe any
r steps that may be necessary to
the enforcement of this law
resolutions were unanimously
(1 by a rising vote,
cist s were closet! with liixie.
by the band.
1AGEMENT ANNOCNCED.
J T f L4< m M M m N a\
fJuly 7 10
Fair to-night and Sa
I NOTICE
Fifty head horses and
(Inequality. Large sto
on hand and two car 1<
j in Los Angeles, California. i
to travel for some months.
itimlay.
Mr. Capers Hates is now i
hurg and expects to make
L here in the future. He will
. . the chicken-rasingbusiness.
mules and very
c.k of vehicles ^jss Lucj]e Cooner has
lads to arrive v.:csti?,r \i;^ r^.,
le expects
n Batesliis
home
take up \
returned Lott.
M !t?l,n||
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0
M
y
/
| Sunday School picnic at Hethlehera,
I i III
I
I to
in
h:i
I POINTS FROM PF.I.ION ''
' 1 n 1
da Tuesday. allowei
A large crowd of young girls went ,r'?>n?is
thepienicat l?rv <Teek Tuesday ! ire,1T ?
a wagon. 1 hey seemed t<? bo very (,!
ippy. :mi*
Keith
Mrs Mollie Hobinson <>f Granite- j?.tinsv
lie, is spending sometime 1111 rel- ^ , j
ives here. the Mir
??.- > us seen pleasure to he
1 to announce to all his many
in South Carolina, Ml* enuanef
.^r. William Charles Father,
tshurg, formerly of Baltimore
>\v York, to Miss Kli/abetb
Stewart, of Chaatlershurg.
lvania.
'arber is the Yiee President of
Idlchuro Co' ton Mil at Bates
next week. Gregory-H
J no. W. Conder, 11
umbia, S. G.
- BARBECI
I WILL KUIINISII
% v barbecue of the season
July 22nd. lflo.O. AII w
receive the noli test ai
I (t I vv * ? Ul Ulll^ A** V> ?. ? *
hea Mule Co. (if morchants.
lanager. Col-1
Mr Eugene Rodie went t<
ton Monday on business.
UH. Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Bawl
I T1IK BKST Columbia yesterday,
at my place oil , >i i s. I r. .) J. WingarO
boat tend shall i sjster,*.\l iss Meulali Kux. ol
t'-ld ioil bin, |,,M .irn vi^itimr Ihoir ai
We were glad to see our friend,
Perkins, who lias made a long visi
j Losing- Edgeliekl. She came Saturday a
noon and with her, Miss Loy v^
one of the prettiest girls of Edg i
visited in b
Mrs. McDonald burgess, who
and her been visiting her brother, Mr. C
f Lexiiig- burgess, Friday afternoon
lnl hlackville, to visit another broth
uii 1Mb "abiiniav. i ms was it quiet
rs' ! ami pleasant Catherine. There were
it to!
about l-."> in attendance. Col. .John
>'ood ,{e*1 Towill made a very interesting
lilU-ld ' address, hased upon the creation of
j the world and man, after which, this
i has scribe made a brief review of Sunday
'. K. i work, after which the audience re
for paired to the table in the Krovc,
or. where we feasted on all the vood
< * v ? mm a v aia M. MJUAV *?
WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING AC. "j
(From our regular correspondent.) j ''
We have had a few showers and 1,1
the folks were glad to see them come; ;
I for crops, were needing rain Consider- 1
; ably. All things are on the boom iti
now; cotton is selling for over ! cts. St
and now the Barbecues are on hand ,
Mr. C L. Jones attended the l'ro-1'mry w
bition Convention at Kd^elield on past t\\
anday; the ynod people up there ate I Miss
kinu a threat interest in trying to Chief J
t rid of t,he dispensary. j beishin
Mrs. Wilson, of (Jraniteville, is vis- l'iarini
nt; her sister. Mrs. Itass, on Church
reel. : Tl,ei
|enlarge
Hisses May me aud Mel le Jones wen' ?.
here lie has resided lor the
o years.
Stewart is tin* daughter of
udtfe John Stewart of ChamU,
l'a . ami is a yoiinn lady of
nu personality and i.f bright
us and highly cultured mind,
esldence at t he Mills is to Ud
and pot in thorough order
* ner will be cheap and :
best style. Musi.* danei
and cold drinks of all ki
uished throughout t he i
will be maintained. A
DliLMAk BAR
Our Annual Baiheci
M-ived in lh?' Mamie l'ox.
inp, ice eieam
ii is will he fur-' MIss Rva Cooner returned
u.v, Court order ; r,'om Vinson
l. I LOK, HIsk Klvira Whitten pave
: from four till six o'clock on
|^p(JUp to lier little friends.
10 at hclnmrl ???llolloaay of
. . .. .. . and Misses Lucile and hssie
MissKlhcl Hester lias her two
Saturday 'ns> Misses Carrie and Allies Ch
from North Augusta, visiting he
a party IIow is gladness in the hearts o
Thursday "()ld folks at home" to have the
come Lack, if only for a short i
Mr. Wi'lard liix has been spend
' V,W. H,rri few days with Ids parents this we
Klird of '
1 things of the land.
vl iv NVV note especially the close attenr
" " tion and good behaviour of this congregation,
and trust, when Heaven
f the wakes up her jewels, this entire Sunhoys
day School, with its Superintendent,
nsit. will be there.
'n^ a Baxter, s. C., duly 4th. A
ok. _ _
I Ullli, YTV l.lll 111-.11 Ij 111" 1MIKS UIM'USS "II J(|
tlie new county quest ion.
* 1 in).
The Smith carpenters ar?* at work
on the Methodist church here al IV
lion. SP*
Mr. Frank Outlaw is cutting luni-|K"'
ber again. J
Allow me to say, that Mr. J 11. *'s
i Laird, near this place, has the finest ^"
..... . .. :
aim, mi
Johnston shopping Monday morn-ja WeIco
liateslii
Hi'ssrx. < ?l I it* and David DuCroncj Jnsts
;nt Monday and Tuesday in An-'will he
>ta. ! ty now
ilr. Jim < roueh, of Hatosbnitf,! 1
ited Mr. David l.allrone this w< ek
i not sure, hut think there u ust he Id
s ? . v l ai'in r in be, will be
iii'' and notable addition to
trtf uially.
\ hen the man iagc ceremony
performed, we are not at liherlo
state, hut we may say this
hat we hope, t he event will noL
deferred
nmwfie
I win ue neiu itiesuay.
The best refreshments <
eminent speakers will I
[ make addresses on the
f cultural and political iss
Everybody is coming
"POSH." A.1
J. C
tinn flAWJ
.iiuy _ ?, i!<u;>. | ]jexinjrton are visiting M
Ail! bo served: sl)uler
!)P invited to j
various ;i^ri-! Miss Klla Gambrili of A lib
lie's of the day C , isTW tfuest of Mrs. N. A.
lie in tlit* <ur# Sam 1'oof spent ^u
KARGLK, j i',;iios'Miitf. Surolv lie c ?uld
SWYG P.RT |)(.(.n called here !<>r busines
i ? ; sabbalb
I f (1
is. Sara Miss Ciena Hi x leaves Wed nesda
u visit to her brother, Clarence Hi
leville. S ^""tsmouth, Va.
Hates. Mrs. E. M. Hix and Miss ho
nday in made a pleasant., but shirt visit,
not have Columbia on Sat urday,
s on the Miss Iint.li Shaw, who has been
tending t he Confederate Home
y for the (Jay, to be lifted up and stood on
x, in j the table in front of ltiin, Oh! what
j wonderful dinners we bad then, such
crowds of people, a hand of music?
HI ISO '
| Well those (lays are in the past, the
' 4th of July is not celebrated much in
i the New South.
a'" i Miss Lyllie LaGrone is taking a
ft course at t lie summer school at Ashe
icuiioii, inai i nave seen yci, 1111s w"
year.
Mr. W. F. I.est. itf this town, cut a pU.
. melon 111 is week that weighed 40 His ^je
and. the writer of this letter had a ^U|
pleasant invitation, and I went and t j,,
enjoyed myself finely. < l)tt
I also enjoyed some tine melons, not 1(l
long since, at Mr. J. \V. Seortlt"rs.
Mr Ivlilur, 1 am sorry to say .nat I ^
... ............... .1I III.- a} n.i.'1111. kJ J
rhe \oung men that attended the |
nic at I )ry <'reek from here, were: COTTOi
sms. Frank black, Preston Wright,
(>? rs Cnarlie, Fate. Jim and Ar-j
ir Jones. Don't vou forget It. our!
le town is noted tor Jones', they ' The f:
'orted a big time | hlly ma
Ir Homer Thraikill of Ridge Spring i Miss <
juiiinu uuinui}.
I EDUCATIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
i our regular correspondent .)
irmcis in this seel o.t art? r;?prkt'l
i t heir cot ton.
hinif WiM'of riatns. (Ja.. is
rrniauw
Messrs Will Conner. M
Eugene Hartley took ii
Lexington on the flloric
Mr. Callie Prober sp?
at Gilbert, S. C.
Miss Tompkins of I
who is visitinir her or
IL&. Mrs Rutland of Monett
| Wednesday in town
like I'orry and |
i the dar.ee at1 M,SS MabH raranfc of 1
?us Fourth I eam?? home with Miss Kate 1
I the del in ht of her many frier
jnt the fourth
Mrs. T. .1. htheredtfe is
relat ives here
fie Id and
arid-father at, Mr- and Mrs. W. A. ('roue
a, spent '-barleston, has ret timed to Iter I
at Mr. T. II. Denny's, to spend tie
kT cation.
Newberry
iVrlght to The ladies and gentlemen, of c
ids. enjoyed a big day at Hettis* Acad
to celebrate the 4t.h of .Inly. W'h
MMting ^rra,,,i day that was in the olden
before the war: my tirst recolectii
t) return- glorious 4th, was as a lit tle k>'
ome yille, N C.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Duncan are
both on the sick list.
olor,
lemy As^'" ,,as returned from
,i( #| a trip to Prosperity, where he was
time i ca"efi '? fit-'lM?dsi?ie of his brother-in
ui of I 'aw* '*e:ims? We are glad to know
rl | that Jell is recouerinij.
made a mistake in t lie last week's let-j w:i
tor to the Advocate, about the Rap- ,ro
tist meet injj; it will commence Sun >
j day night, July t he !)th. Rev. Shealy j ,e;j
will help with this meeting. The Rev at
James F. McGill, from New Hrooklaud \Vit
also, they will have good music, vocal j ^
and instrumental. We are looking
ahead for a glorious time, l'rav Mod's '.'Ul
; atoi
>. in town last Sunday, not far! v^il-inff
m town. T>,. .
| I riu,
Ir Horace Ihi/hardt, who is the re-elocti
id of Mr. J. 1' hii/iiard t's saw in ill Collegia
Kurcku, is spending a few days | assist an
h hoinefolk's. I been ha
lr. Pelclier llallman. who has been Miss I
te sick with fever, was in town visit hei
tidav afternoon. \Vi> art- < i-1 iiniv i of (!at tii
relatives hero.
I>. A Quuttlhaum has been
>(l as principal of the Dehnar
tu Institute: lie Is to have two
is this term, while lie has
vinj: only one here-to fore.
^uilla Kargle left Monday to
r uncle, M > 1.other sneltfrove,
eld- 'hi Sl.o "ill
ilibernia was in town ni
Mr. A. L. Eargle <
among the visitors her
of July.
ii Monday last. from Wards Monday wh
>ri*l.u was v's'^''' 'fiends and relatives,
e on the 4th Mr an'l Mrs. 1). It. Raw] Si;
to New York on a pleasure ti
ere they not' remember my age bjt my <
made a lasting impression on my i
full white dress and elaborate
ave gone n(iw proud 1 was in pre;
r,P* ing a huge banquet to the speake
I
I ross
nind millinery goods
h,?? at cost.
<ent,- All millinery goods alJ. C. Kinard's
r of will t>o sold a! eost aft*" .font- 1st.
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| UM??I1I^ IU I M* \>||ll 11 <.
' "Oh depth < f sweet compassion! j ^ ,l
j Oli love divine and true! N
i Save Thou the/ souls lliat slight can
Thee, on
TJiev know not what tlie.v do."
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il to sec IVIcher out again. oral woe
Ir. II. S. God man lias opened up a *'" ' '
idy shop again on Ida front piazza Karim
Church Street. althoug
Tuo*da\
? . ... Mi*i irilKilll MTV*
ks in r(ji., visiting relatives
loar Harrison's, also.
rs are still lookirg fur rain,
I) there was a litfht aliower
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