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" robins, larks, catbirds, bl
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and all other Insect-eatli
whatsoever aud for all time
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birds, as m * * ^ ^
ack-blrds. Ccipit^l
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deposit--Large deposits and
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LEXINGTON
LETTER.
COUNTY AFFAIRS?BARBECUES
&C--AI.I. WORTH nnniur
THE SALUDA SERIAL. Q
'JaiISECDES, live questuons,
and news of all kinds.
(From our regular Correspondent > i qq
Very much needed rains visited \
i! ii inni inn tti i~ T ? r^gattmmmaaypi
RANITEVILLE'S
CLEANINGS.
op THINGS TO EAT?GOOU
BSQOTS1. /
I ?
No attention paid to
epoe that is not signed
correct name.
When sending in chan
always give your old post
...w .? ? i v ut; ill
operative, by attaching
sorrcspond- heavy penalties, for theli*
by sender's meat, and they should be i
forced, for the well-being of ;
? SEIVERN SPARE
, office.
aue muy LaVtdV IIIC) "~
to thciu !r F IXENDRIX, J.
infringe- Presideut.
rigidly enin.
~
I know some of the young me
tight log mad with Mr. Corder.
[,U If. Mr. Wm. Foley is completini
Yearian's mansion :it 1
- - ^ouin ^aroiina
l. Matthews/ h. A. meetze,
Vice, Pres. [Cashier.
- MINUliS ifEOM MT.
WILLINt
? ~ ? ?? ?* VM1U UUAUIIIU.
Lexinpton, S, C., July 7.?(Special.)
?The glorious Fourth has come and
gone. Everything passed oil quietly
? in Lexiiigton. The Banks, Cotton
Mill, Postottice, Dispensary and several
stores closed for the day. There
f were several barbecues aud picnics
I. in ar here and evervU.H?f ???^
1 1
Saluda and vicinity to-day. Heavy 1
winds accompanied the rain, blowing
corn almost Hat. Buggies were blown
for some distance, one buggies shalves ^
being broken. Several shade trees
Wore blown down. Mr. Webb a pho- U
tographer, from N. C., is here for a <1U
while, his tent was blown flat with e
some damage. The awninv in fmnt nf
LH1NGS TO TELL?ALL WELL
DONE AND ALL WELL2DONE.
Iranitevllle, S. C., July, 7.?
;hough the 4tli was observed to the
lest iu the Vallyey, passed off
etly without any casualties to mar
i ple?,sure of the day.
N. Rogers Bayly. J
[ Eds
Chas B. Rogers, )
FRIDAY, JULY '
a Vk 4* VI VI
== STRAWS AND TWITTERIN
& Props. SONAL AC. OF VAB
INTEREST.
' (From our regular ecrrespo
j Mr. A. Kline is home uk
spending the 4th, with fi
? Biackvhle.
r*rr * i?a
GS. PEE M"lK!'
|Irn Mr. J. L. Drlscoll who has be<
LlLU the mines for a few clays, has m
turned to Atlantic City.
ndent ) "
RAYS FROM RED ST
CROPS SUFFERING FAR RAT
SHOWER&, RELIGIOUS MATTE]
m at jyjD pEESONALS.
(From cjur regular correspondent,.
This section enjoyed a refreslil
shower or the 4th, for w hicli we a
Ait a" grateful, Hope we will be favor
wit li a tin rough season soon.
N J. -
^ ?mu ?v KWU
time.
Two games of bail were played?Lex
ington vs. Olympiu. In both games
j the Lexington boys came out victorious.
The score in the morning stood
ng iu to 2; in the afternoon 12 to 4 favor
re of Lexington,
ed
Arrangements are being made for
the County Reunion, i* ' v *?
u
the Saluda Bank was partially blown
down.
The barbecue here on the Fourth mo!
was a success, something iike 1500 to 'orl
2000 being present, everything was ?,,e
quiet, no drinking, nor quarreliug ^ei
at all. This is some of the effects of l'ai1
a closed dispensary. C'?n
'i an uie picnics of the season the
! that stands prominent as :he
jt enjoyable to those who were so
Lunate as to be present, was the
given by the Dancing|Cl.jbat Piney
1. About sixty were present. The
icing commenced at 10 a. iu. and
tinued until 10.^0 p m. The girls
ntiUMi HEA1I UK V
II the Governor of any S
fail to take proper steps
the crime of murder and e
murderers to go unpunishi
or, can he not, be heid as
the Crime?
VnArr Messrs. F O. and M. K. Gun
itate should ln "Cue" at Perry Satuid
to suppress Ilporteda 2?od 11,116 111 tfeiier
iliould allow The many friends of air. J.
sd, can he lers ?f Prosperity are glad
accessory to hlm vls,t ln our town ?>vc
Miss Estelle Rawls visited 1
?? er and mother in Lexington,
4ot ii vHn ? .. < >1 O .... J
ay They COMING, GOINGS ?ND
ai. OTHER MATTERS.
L J."el- '"om oua aisuLta soaauaoNoiNT.
to have There is no rain yet an 1 crop!
rai days, suffering badly.
ler fath- 'the health of this communl
County, verv h'ooci with few exceptions.
i??ira iveoneny nas return
honu aft|er a short stay with li
daughter, Mrs. E. It. Stead man.
Mrs. Jt e Culbreath. from Tamp
Fla., is visiting relatives at Mt. Wil
s are ing.
Regardless of the faet that the 4t
ity is was a naU^al holiday, two of tl
mail carr^^Hwho supply this countr
v. ? . j IV UC
e{1 held bere.on the 8th and Vtli of Auer
gust. The tirst day will be devoted to
the business of the Camps U. O. V.,
a< and U. ?. U. V.
II- On the night of the 8th there will
be exercises in the opera house and on
Thursday several promident speakers
ie will be present and a picnic will be
given at some suitable place to be ;
i umer anu ivorrest were cortainly wer
prepared to feed the crowd; the din- dre:
ner was prepared nicely; E. 1>. Smith wer
spoke to the lar^e crowd in the morn- c^?u'
all i
iiU. he had an attentive audience pslc
and lie gave them a tfOod speech. The t>od
Court House was illIccJ to overflow in too
the afternoon, with men and women; the
a call meeting havlnur ?- *??
e so beautiful in their sunny white
?ses and shoes and the young men
e so merry, until the older folks
Ifht the fever. Married folks and
engaged in the pleasuresof "TerhorV*
What a delightful time "veiy
y had. I ? was a b isket picnic and
much cannot be said in praise of
delicious lojd those baskets con
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HURRAH.
The output of Japanese
for the past twelve mont
$600,000; add to this, as p
Russia for peace, all of Mat
91,000,000,000 in cash, and,
derln#?why the Japs slioi
waiuiuaj auu OUUUay.
KOld mines Several of our people worsh
hs is over Conve"t Baptist Church Sund
ayment by We were glad to see Mr. Lo
lehuria and wer a popular business man ol
stop won- tie,d on our streets fur a fe\
nt?Banzai! Tl,esday his way l" Wd^"
zzz Mr. M. S. Gunter, of uea
Mr. IT. I>. Lybrand,of Aiken, i
ipped at vls'^nK homefolks near here.
a^' There was an ice cream snppe
yd Full- ^r- Addy's last Saturday i
r Spring- wus enjoyed by the young (
v hours The corn crop in this neighbor
er. will be small unless recent rain
much.
li hcie,
wore 111'u 1 at their po.s
> C. This shoMB spirit of faithfulness.
Itev. Mr. I|ank in preached a vei
r at able sermon to a large audiance at Sa
light dlsou the litst Sunday
oiks. Children's day will be held at Etu
liood ry next Siiu Jay. We hope a larj,
helps crowd will i ttend.
Hone the lEihtoio ??iii . i....
, | named later,
x.
Tents will be furnished for the vet- '
elans, and they will go in camp and
ry live over the days of 01 05.
' On the night of the Vth there w ill be '
a grai d Keunion ball. A full program '
will be furnished "attr.
re , . . <
The County Commissioners were in ,
sisdon Monday. This was their leg
? "vv.ii iuauc 111 mil
llie morning, to consider tlie passing ceri
f resolutions calling for an election Gru
"us to dispensary or no dispensary." Mrs
It was encouraging to have such a Ian,
large audience, 11. W. Crouch stated Mrs
Ihe purpose of the meeting, on ballot oth?
for chairman and secretary, Mr oft
Drouch was elected Chairman and othi
W. L. Daniel. Esq , Secretary. The the
icu,uuu suun Quantities! "Copla"
.ainly presided over tlie pantries of
nitville. but when such women as
l. Emma Clover, Mrs. J* B. McMil,
the Misses Rowland, Mrs. Moore,
i. i.lus Reu fort, Mrs. scitfler and
its of like fame prepare thecontents
hose baskets, how can tin- food be
ir.vi.se than that that would tickle
palate of an epicure. So anxious
TIC VIRTUES OF L
Chloride of lime (di?
quick lime (white wash) a
for limelight (illuminat
been laid in, it is said, in g
titles, as necessities in the
Life's investigations, now <
York Citv.
spent sunaay in town with r
WMV
Miss Agnes Gunter and i
sinfectant,) Gofer 0f Wagener were ma
ind outfits Staedman's last Tuesday.
,ion) have Gertrude Gantt of >
reat quan- ^as spending this we<
Equitable with relatives and friends anc
on in New our boys has been mighty glad
M.. r? r> 01...11
elatives. I have been informed that ther
Ir Jim typhoid fever in the Saluda 1
rried at ancl Ella sectionsThe
farmers of the Red Star sec
Yatfener are ahout done work until rains.
?k hare Our scribe resently visited Mr.
i one of b, Kodffers at Hockey Well. Su
' last.
e js letter this jveek; everything is jiu
River around Mt. |Willing.
:tion MANNA FROM
IMATTHEWS
nday I
fDfm PmMnriflfnun ?
n uiiir (luarieriy meeting. There ?as *
II no business of importance, except the ^
pay men L of claims I
The County Board or Control, consisting
of Messrs. K L. Keisler, W. J. (
Ballenline and J. W. Addy. niet Monday.
I
The Lexington County Medical As- a
soi iatiou wasjn session Monday. 1
ivivru wlis men treated to much dis- wer
Hussion for and agaidst. Speeches be s
*ere made by B. B Evans and E. S feus
Please Esqs , for the Dispensary; C. Sun
L .Jones, J. M. Forrest and Rev. Bass bles
)f Wards made speeches against it
Evans and Blease were in favor of t,ie<
laving meetings ai 1 over tlie county len
md debating tlie question: both ehal- ',eCL
enged Mr. Crouch to debate n??fv.r? dant
e they, that tha inner man should
atistiedaud it should be a day of
ting as well as merry making.
?e of tlie young men carried eata,
besides furnishing the best of
onade and cream, and paying all
:ar fares; one young man carried
fried chickens and another a buried
pig, so we ate, and drank and
;cd and dr?nlr s>r><l 1?x
PROTECT TIE INSECT
BIRDS.
The first knowledge, tli
researches of science, of an
in the shape of a bird, is fo
skeleton of a half-bird, h
?i. u. \j. on(iM one 01 our
? trious farmers spent last w
r i Tf IIP Columbia with his mother, wl
LAilHu bau heaIth<
Mr. Get Sawyer of Wagei
rough the been visiting her cousin. Mrs.
y creature to"G""ter.
iund in the Mrs- Wilson Gunter and littl
alf lizard, s5eedman is ,u town to-day, U
Indus- There was quite a sad accide
iek in few miles from here last Wedne
1U ls 111 evening, tlie 28th of June, in the
Pleasant section. Kdgar Long
ier has year old son of Mr. John Long.
Comp- on his way to work and as he
riding along the road, the mule
e son of camti frightened and threw h
le guest foot cau>f|lt 1,1C Kear am' l,u
\juur eynuniun5, BAllBLUUEc
nt ;i JURTH OF JULY &C.
^m'V Well, we great Fourth of July ba
; come ai I tf<?ne and I believe, ;is far a
1 have ward, evervt hint; has passet
was ,T . tl
was I"
j)e Mr. ai.Il Mrs S. G. Matthews liavi
jni. had a rinht sick child, but it is sunn
was w',at beljter now.
. ?.;iss uuoy Mathia?, of Saluda, is a
' visiting at the home of < ol. G. T. a
Graham. I>
s several prominent young men of 1
s hatesburg, were in town Monday. ^
ti Among them were: Messrs. John Bell ;l
Towill, MeKinnie Hartley, D. KIT v
e Kidgell, J.U. Glover and Dr. Price ^
g Timmerman. n
Mk r?- < ? ?? * ? "
mything was done Evans moved to (*'nn
djourn the meeting; this motion was mau
lilled by an overwhelming majority. was
$ I ease spoke for quite a while, much next
anger than his time, the chairman liavc
ntiouncing several times, that time l'lis
fas up, but he continued to speak. vv',eJ
Ir. Ulease wants the question sub- a,u 5
lilted in a primary and ihen in a coml
? UlA.. II c UilU
lerand supper and if the physical
could have held out there
enough left to least on all the
day. But such delightful days
; to come to an end sometime In
world but in the next world
re delightful days have no end 1
>ure there will be such men on the
riittee as Beaumon Beufort, Clar
discovered Imbedded in
stone of tbe Jurassic fori
It Is known, to geologists, 1
another; forming tn^Ea
This bird-like thing In
the archaeopteryx, in En
cient-winor. lntheJuras?
oi oirs. 11 igutower.
tlie lime
Miss Geneva Jones reluri
nation, as Wagener Tuesday morning,
vho study spending sometime with her
a one upon* here
is been named Sunday with Miss Agnes Gi
glish, the ar.- our community was deep
siclaverof t he ed bv the death of the litt
dragged at full speed one mide an
quarter before .stopping. When
ned to was reached, he was dead. His
after mains were intered in th e Mt. IM
mother ant cemetery- Hoys be sure and
iUter' preached a~ver.v good sermon tc
ly sadden- ..t iarge congregation at Salem,
le babv 01 i -
<1 a Mr a} JL\ Lake has been right sick
iit* fur a fe\y days; lie is also better now.
of Fox, is liaul
<,,IS" injr an addition to hi:
V1' alread^^^^^^B^^^
Sunday I went tnValuda to attend the ba
-~.o. as!. ?. u. wingara anu Rliss H
i Beulah Fox are visiting their aunt, 'j
Mrs. Mamie Fox, in Halesburg.
Misses Lucile and Essie Etird have t|
. returned iruin Augusta, where they w
have been vhltiug their auut, Mrs. tj
. "ai"d Mrs. M.' I>.
rbc-1 11 ;1 rmn ?
vittnuii, ue just wants tlie cuv;tuestion
submitted, so that no negro
ote will be allowed. Mr. Crouch In
nally arose and called for a vote on Ing a
lie resolut ion offered; the resolutions were
ere carried by a very large majority; of th
le meeting adjourned, Mr. ? lease Heni
^pg left speaking, it appealed that certa
K'-Ji*. A.. nf SOlllw tit nnBW'"'
. that the meeting would adjonrn with- j it
<iiiu i- reu Tlmraennan, Jason
e and C B.Willis.
the morning I took in thespeak,t
Aiken. Several splendid talks
made but the crowning speech
e day was the one made by Judge
y Hammond, of Augusta. ITe
inly basted the hip pocket pistol
? ^ .< vr ... JV ..a.n Ok Lol . 1
, in his pocket, his idea was tr?
tbe Earths crust are als
rous remains of a flying
much resembles the bi
ancient-wing. The bi
lived on to the present t
ard-form has never, to i
edge, been seen by man.
The bird-lizard tvr?p_ \
o found nume- ^r* ^ Hah, which died
reptile, wbicU ne,sday' We attend to then
est sympathy.
rd-llzard, the
rd-sbape lias Mr. Levi Kish paid our tc
nesscall last week.
ime; the llzman's
lrnowl- ?Mf Higbtower and Ml
Kawls spent Wednesday ai
Wageuer shopping.
va? rrmr?? hlrrl
-asu
last Wedu
our deep "lie work on tlie new chi
abouu completed; it is a very
building
>wn a busiMr.
and Mi.. J.N. Snelgroi
in Leesville Moi. ,|ay.
iss Kstelle
ternoon in Mjcs Dollie Jiod^t. s and li
brothers, of Ilavirdsviiii*. \isi
cue on tie fourth.
ircli is drain i8 still being threshed. S
pr<-tiy of the grain crops are shor and s
shorter.
It Is still dry in these parts, but
,-e weie cr0pSKee,? t0 ije holding up very '
around li*re.
er t wo
tea Mr I A sriunnc Anninn
llev. W. J. Keel, pastor ol the Bapollie
tist church,here, has tfone to Toccoa,
omc Ua., to the bible Oonfeieace in soss on
there.
lll<* Mr. J.S. derrick, of Leesville, war
in town Monday.
A.iss Hellen Bradford, is \isitinn her
sister, Mrs. 1*. T. Brodie, at ckmsor
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out anything clone. ti
\v
A goodly number of the farmers
1 have sold their cotton. There Is some ^
1 cause for the advance in cotton. Some T
r<3
that have opposed the farmers move'
merit all the while don't want thein **
to liave any credit yet.
( Deputy Sheriff Smith went to Co- ai
lumhin hst S;ttnrr1;iw
:ieliife of his fellow man, for tnere
as noother tfamecver hunted with a
Istol but man, and the Americans
ere the only civilized people on the
ice of the earth who carried the hip
Dcket pistol. A remark he made in
?gards to lynching was only too true,
le said that a man, who would lynch
icther wasn't fit for any thing but to ^
than lizard, and, tho liz
was more lizard than bi
Science has fixed, by t
rocks, in whicb the
found,(the time, when t
know it,) began to throw
shape, to be somewl
100 000 and 1.000.000 VPS
The many friends of Mrs.
ard-bird form. son wjn i)e glad to hear tl
rd. improving rapidly, after be
he ages of the several weeks. We hear h<
Skeletons are 's '1 *1 ite sick also,
he bird, as we We were glad to see Mr.
/ Qff the lizard "* Lybrand in. town Tuesi
lere between Miss Mary Lyles, a pc
PC 9(Tn cultured young lady of Le
Gary Gib- Sulton Saturday a-id
lat she is lust,
dng ill for
?r husband Mr*,I* R- ?xnor w;is in '<ees%
Monday last.
and Mrs. Mr? Noah Steel lias a dauKhi
[lay. ;i little son quite ill with typh
ver but we hope they will 1
again soon.
xinirton. is
S,,?day n Wl JUIUUkJ AUUlUIir
ii,V\ on MR. S. D. PRATER HURT.
\ Mr. s.i). I'rater, a well known
' prosperous farmer of the Cloi
' alu' | Wreck se<lion, while hauling in a i
" i oN eot.toi^to liatesburg, fell oir
H : top'sof i ij cot ton 011 his wagon, an
I.hale lit ton Fell on iii<
IJ[?
Mrs. Alice Hartley, of liatesburg, if
visiting at the home of Mr. A. L.
Hartley.
and fbc County Hoard of Education ha*
ud's session yesterday and to-day.
load Truste-sof the various school distiic
s have been elected,
id a Capt. F. "W. Oswalt, president ot
..?,i m.? u u-..i. -
UIIU UiWU^ilt 4 J
back with him one, Arthur Coleman, b<
' he having been traced there by Mr. cc
Smith; t oleman broke a contract ly
with Mr. J. A Attawuy. Magistrate u<
> Simons sent up a negro on Saturday in
also: both of these negroes went to tl
the county chain-gang on Monday for tl
thirty days. ni
' 111
Tli? lineeial i'iimmit?i>n nf tl?*.
*j* u. iic wiviu t in 10 sit on a jury or
Did anyof the places of trust in his
juntry, he wasn't any more than jel
tish. He spoke 4.1 minutes and, if his
Ivice is carried into Aiken Co., the
ifluence would be felt throughout
te entire stite. One thing 1 noticed;
ie otllee holders of Aiken Co. didn't
ake themselves as prominent in this
eeting as they should which shows
This bird-lizard, the
was somewhat larger th
mon crow, had two feet
toes on each foot, sharp
Its upper and lower bill
sharp claws, like eagl
the main joints of its v
liQ/i a monv ininf-nrl fail
"* ***"" the guest of Miss Lizzie Gui
ancient-wing, Lyles lias many friends her
an our com- sure]y glad to see her.
? three j^ee Gunter has I
teetli on both Sjcg for several days, bu
and strong, writing is much improving,
e's talons on ^jr namp Salley, one of
rings. and, it popular traveling men was
oc lnnrr no nocHnr
nter. Miss With hest wishes to tlu> Ad
e who are I am
rx late personai
Amonif those who are g(
Augusta's Charleston and the Isle of
here Wed- Wednesday next on the ex
fl.Mf to
vocate.
j. The Accident happened con
down Providence lull, which is 1
Shard and rocky.
, L)r. Mitchell was summoned,
reports Mr. Prater's injuries as 1
>inn to seiious, with probable injury to
1 aims Sj,lnai column,
cursion
?uu a i?c uuiiit* j*(iiik9 is in town 10-aay.
LOTS IN OHLAHOMA.
Mr. ltacot, of Enid, Ohlahoma, who
who visited these parts about ten days
rery back, was liere again yesterday. It is
his said that Mr. ltacot has sold several
of Batesburg's and Leesville's Real
Kvit r?t ?? hn rir?? I n ?
~r v* VJiUtlU Y4
Jury to examine books of county v.
otlices put liere last Monday. Two UI
of the committee will examine the j0
books; they will commence their ot
work about July 17. H. I J. Crouch w
i and 11. W. Rushton will do the work Sl
for tins committee. Lj
Superintendent of Education Samnip
IliUi tu*.?n ill . .( l.? e\
iry plainly that the l'olitieirn hasn't
jry much back-hone, lie lays low
itil he finds out which way the ma
rity is gointf. Talk about law and
lcr leagues, if we had men in office
ho had back-bone, we wouldn't need
ich a league, but we will never have
?em so long as we have primary elecuns,
when a man has to cater to
n>rv lif t If 11ncI'irt fv??- i.?- ~ >
"UU W 1UW1JJ
entire body, out of t
which grew two strong
lit right angles with the
In the ancient-wing, s
es, all bird-life began.
Than birds, of all th<
breathe, of all that worh
?*? ivug UO 1 bit MVUV4M.J .
;ach joint of Quite a number of our yo
quill-feathers attended the "Cue"' at Ste<
tail. i'uesday, and, judging f
cience teach- looks' they must Have had a
Mr. Henry Lyles visited h
e things that at Lexl?lfton last
: for the good Mrs- Swinton Gunter was
ping yesterday.
IO LJUITIf; llili (i 11.111 llie
ung people suPerv,s'on of the Southern K
id man's on !!<rc: *\r- and Mrs- T
rom their * r" tV 1 rs' '"'land. M
good time vv a. Crouch, Mrs. n.
Bayly, It. II. kneeee. Alon'.o
is parents Mr. and Mrs T;. 1'. Hartley,
Raw], W.J. Hatcher, Mr. and I
here sliop- ^ hitten and family. Mr. a
IS. R. Sceadman, Mr and Mrs.
(i i reel
=; RUSSIANS MUS
RETREAT TO
Ee SIBERIA.
uuuicia auu piuspecTtive
long distance excursionists, many
lots in Ohlunoma, at a bargain.
Mr. ttacot is a wonderfully attractive
talker, which may easily be seen
to be true, from the fact that men, to
whom it would be bard to sell land,
here at home?land with values fixed
beyond doubt, if otTered to them for
less than their known value, have
teacher's meeting at Clemson. w
The settlement between the dif- ^
ferent county others for year 1!H)4 has '
been called for by Comptroller (Jen- ^
ral Jones which is sooner lban here- '
tofore. Mr. Jones want* a uniform
date all over the .State and lie names
luly first.
- - ? V ?VI? Ilia YIILC, lie
ill always lack in moral courage.
yulte a number of the towns folk
ive gone away far the summer. Mrs.
has. baker of Lewistou, Me. Mrs. M.
. hook ami Master Henry Cook Mrs
'ill Kennie and cniki, and Miss Uois ^
ennie have gone to Peaks Island oir
le Coast of,Portland Me. Mrs. T. IK
innio was detained from ? ?-.?
ui man, I>IIC lai uit'i nas
nor more industrious fri
Were it not for the bir
the thousands of diffei
insects, laying myriadso
as It Is now, cause milllc
of loss each year, would t
all vegetation, and, mar
"u Krcttl'c^, Mr w s> McGraw, our at
ends- will leave in a few days folds
of the air, wt>cre i,e w ill spend a rw
rent kinds of Fellers will releavc him her
?s I* \ 1
f eggs, which, ' *
,ns of dollars D n n CDlfF
otally destroy U. I. 11.""" OlUJlJ
iklnd and all| QAMADlA
us Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. It. r
?ent here, ,|1(j many ot hers.
Newberry.
onth. Mr. Mr. A. Horn of Ridge Sprii
e. in Batesburg tliis morning 1
IROW." lie intends to go to Charles
the 1 St h.
FROM Mr. and Mrs St. Julien
returned yesterday from a
>. SimTImj
lu anese ha\e the Russi
ig was ut oil in all directions, excepting
He says jiart?i 11 and if an armistice is
ion on n is safe to say, t
Linevilch and his whole army,
Cullum soon In- l?ack on Russian soil,
months
bought lots unseen, unknown and,
thousands of njiles away, upon a
ians knowledge of their intrinsic worth,
- to only, as it comes to them, as a^cnt
not ,ells il
OPEN" REBELLION.
The Supervisor, I>. W. Pud net t lias p;
borrowed money and all of the county M
claims are being paid In cash; this is
much more satisfactory to all con ^
cerned.
Two of the Lawyers here, in magistrate
court last week, gave the
spectators a glimpse of their activity
and power to handle each other in
... KIIO
irly, by t.he illness with fever, of lite
Midford Ite nnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight have gone >?.
aureus Co. visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. yuinttf have
turned fiom & vacation to their
in^s.
Miss Joe Thorpe and Miss Gwemlo
tnc mgncr orncrs 01 an
die, from starvation a
from the face of the Ea:
Earth would then beconc
the creation of man, but
ted orb, wandering in tl
space.
If total destruction
imais. won in I t3AlVliil.il A*
nd disappear |
rth, and, the ^ ND DONE ALC
>e, as before ROUTE.
an uninbabi- From Qur reff(llar COrresp
ie infinity of what, was the ma
Uncle Sam on the 4th?
of bird-life Everybody but the carri<
iiriuai i rip hi < ;i111 <>i'iila ai
Clarke Exposition.
imp THF Messrs.'l'. .7 and I Kll
mu inL left ye9ter(lay for a brief v
O ran up burp,
ondent.) Mrs L c Hartley, Mrs.
,tter with Edwards and Miss Delia Hart,I
companied by Master.I. Edwai
;r took in ley. attended the barbecue at I
nd Mini
A TORNADO
"I IN TEXA
ey, acd
Hart Montague County, Texas, lias .
The Mutineers on board Uic Kniav
1'otemkin, have forced several cities
to supply them with coal and supplies.
The Mutineers declare theniS
selves, as leaders in the ureal RusI
sian Revolution.
illst TWO CHILDREN DIE
nsucutr. They should he ashamed of ly
such an example. Ii'
Miss Kuth Etheredge has been
quite sick for several days, but she is fe
improving, we are glad to say.
Mr. Smith White expects to leave
soon for Lexington, Ky., where he t?i
goes to take a business course in
smith's College. a
.i ltaker spent the week end on Sultan's
island.
Mr. L. E. and J. G. Harrival spent a
vv days 1 ist week at the Isle orjPalms. ft
Mrs. Lucy Plunkett leaves next
sek for a two *etks visit to Culum- ?
a and batesburg.
Mr. Walter VVise, of Trenton, spent
Dart of this daw a?i?? ?
means the end of man's
Earth, it takes no deep
argument to prove, th;
feathered life is protec
more bird-life increase
complete will become
of man. If, with the
birds, we now have; be, \
existence on one or two barbecues. e\
nor obstruse sub.
it, the more 51 iss Byrdic Brooker. a
;ted and the young lady, of Spriuglleld,
d the more Mary Pardue equally the
the condition Gmnltetllle ete spcndl",
weeks with Miss Ida vVjllia
insect-eating
? t- tkn On last Sunday afternc
vho feeds the , .
Mr. Wood Cnrrlor anrl Miss
ren to ) i is ton on the 4th of July.
charming A LECTURE ON JAPAN AT
SPRING.
.f a few I^r. Sophia Hrunson, who is
mson way North to lecture this si
>on Rev haS l,<'Cn en8atf(fl r" deliver hei
r ' ,v ' lar lecture entitled "Three Ye
? Marl a terrible tornado; t'?0 pe(
wore killed, and (treat damage
farms Ac., has been done.
RIDGE
DEATH OF SECR]
S? TARY JOHN
't ONLY A FEW HOURS
APART.
B.I uvt as we go to press, we learn
that the remains of two children of
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Matthews, of
Augusta, Ga.. have been brought to
batesburg.
The Baptist Sunday School will (i|
jjive a picnic to the children on .July
14th, the other schools of Saluda are
cordially invited to attend.
th
J. II. White and P. C. Stevens of cu
Johnston were in Saluda last Friday, 8(J
there isonly one, Pierce Stcver.s and fcV
he is lar^o in more respects ttan one. re
J ?? 1IIGUUA tQ
-anitville
THE DIAMOND CUKE.
I'he latest news from Paris, is
at they have discovered a diamond'
re for consumption. If you fear conniption
or pneumonia, it will, hower,
be lieat for you to t ake that great
medy mentioned by w T. McCiee,
world, the farmer, mana
fairly good crop, what a
would he make, if the n
sect eating birds were do
What the laws of Soi
are, in regard to the pr<
preservation of bird-life
lrnow. but, if they do no
ges to grow a were raarrjefj at the home
ort of a crop o. Ott's, near Oak Grove,
umber of in- drick performed tne cererm
ubled? Mr. Corder is a young nu
nth Carolina Lfosville neighhorhood, wl
pastor of four churches.
Jtection an< Mls?t?ucyis tlie daught
. we do not \y. W. Fox, or Merritt'a >h
t already so is one of the belles of that s
? , - j;Vpan," in the school auditorii
of Mr. K. fjjdge Spring, Friday evening
Rev. ll>- Tt|, at H o'clock. The proceeds
>ny. Kcv. rQ improvement of the
in of the cjlurch
10 is now The ]ecturc Win be illustra!
costumes and curios brought fr
er of Mr pan
ridge and Admission, 25 cfcs for ehildre
ettlement ,.(S fnr
HAY.
will ko * 1
baptist John H i v. Secretary of State, tl
whom no Country has ever hac
ied by greater, died suddenly on July 2nd
om Ja- j| js remains were interred in Cle
lard, his liome, on the 5th.
n and I'rom ocean to ocean, the coun
The children died within a few
hours of each other; they were prandcldldrcn
of the Kev. M. I). J'adKeit,
,an and are to be buried at Sard is to-day.
1 a FOR SALE.
Vt- G<> bushels of cow peas in first ?lass
condition. Apply to
try] JOHN BELL TOWILL.
$6,500.00 WORTH OF
NEW DWELLINGS. S
ei!
The contracts for two new dwelllogs
and a large addition to a dwelling,
not so far reported, have been te
Ail ?AiV AA I Co
vanleer, Tenn. "] bad a cough,,
r fourteen years. Nothing hely<c<
e, until I took Dr. King's New Visvery
for Cousumptlun, Coughs and,
ilds, which gave instant ??Ji<ef, and,
ected a permanent cut*x" UuequalL
quick cure, for TVioat and Lung
oubles. At CV J. Harris, F. H. Gun-,
r, Tiuimous Bros., and Crosson Drug
i. (if Lci^vilU' r*r / ? fdh* ?,4/1 *'
enacted by and has many friends and a
.ssociates. |
1 depiores li s loss.
I
i 1
f Bates burg, S C.
Igivru uilli. V>UBl?
?,? ?uu iji.m1,
avantee<l. Trial bottle* free. ^