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?State, protecting all suet
robins, larks, catbirds, I
In Advance:
^ wrens, mocking-birds. w<
25c. ant* a" other insect-eat
whatsoever and for all tinn
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(lack-birds. s** .
>od-pcckers
ing birds Money accepted on
e? not oDiy smalt dej
THE jU'T?3Bti M AD
k of LeesVille,
I, $30,000.00
deposit--Large deposits and
>osits--all welcome!
VOCATZ
LEXINGTON I
LETTER.
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THE SALUM SERIAL. Q
BARBECUES, UYE QUE8TU0HS,
ANn HTW8 nr ill iMiino
himrr-'iiiTtfi'Ti TT?
R AN 1 TETILLE'S
GLEANINGS.
Entered at the Batesbu
Office as Second Class Id
No attention paid t
ence that is not signet
correct name.
ror a part of a year, but fur
rg, S C. Post year trough.
ail Matter. 'l'lie laws should be u
operative, by attaching
o 3orrespond- heavy penalties, Toi their
3 by sender's ment, and they should be
forced, for the well-being or
.he wtuiie "ur Business meth
the salet;
nude fully Leesville, to
them ?r p HENDRix, J.
infringe- President.
rigidly en
all. "
l know some of the young mi
ods are careful and . guarantee
y of our depositors/.
- - South Carolina
l. mattfiews/ h. a. meetze,
Vice. I'res. Cashier.
Z arc minui Jnnw mt
1 | COUNTY AFFAIRS BARBECUES
&C--ALL WORTR READING.
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Lexington, S, C.,JuIy 7.?(Special.)
?The glorious Fourth has come and
gone. Everything passed oil quietly
in Lexington. The banks, Cotton
Mill, Fostotlli !fi. Diiiiinncom ...wl
? w uiinu VI aiili IV111110.
(From our regular Correspondent )
| Very much needed rains visited
Saluda and vicinity to-day. Heavy
I winds accompanied the rain, blowing
j corn almost flat. Buggies were blown
for some distance, one buggies shalves (
I being broken. Several shade trees ^
| were blown down. Mr. Woi?n a u
IOD THINGS TO EAT?GOOD
THINGS TO TELL?ALL WELL
DONE AND ALL WELLSDONE.
Jranitevillc, S. C., July, 7.?
though the 4th was observed to the
lest iu the Va.llv#*v. n?cc?H
? When sending in cna
always give your old poi
N. Rogers Bayly. J
[ Ed
Chas. B. Rogers, )
nge of address SEIVERN SPAR1
jt office.
- - STEAW8 AND TWITTERIfl
s & Props. SONAL &C. OF VA]
INTEREST.
' (From our regular corresfx
Mr A ? ?
iiguung maa with Mr. Corder.
tfiU \nF Mr- Wni. Foley Is eompletic
Yearian's mansion at the
... ___ Kaolin Mines.
(GS, PER . . - . n , .
Mr. J. L. Priscoll who has bt
aiED [ the mines for a few days, has r
turned to Atlantic City.
mdent > 1 Vd nnn? nnn
MitlWKiJM 1IUVU1 ITIAa
TDs. r WILLIN
SHOWEUI), RELIGIOUS MATTE
at 'AND PERSONALS.
iow re- j
< t roin qur regular correspondent,
This suction enjoyed a refresh
t ? w% shower OU the 4lh. for whloli ?.?>
.WJ.V. kou i J auvi acv
eral stores closed for the day. There
Bwere several barbecues aud picnics
? near here aud everybody bad a good
time.
iRS Two games of ball were played?Lex
ington vs. Olympia. In both games
j the Lexington boys came out victorious.
The score in the morning stood
'nK 13 to 2; in the afternoon 12 to 4 favor
n ro *
tographer, from N. C., Is here for a (,u
while, his tent was blown flat with
some damage. The awning in front of (
the Saluda Hank was partially blown
down.
The barbecue here on the Fourth Inu
was a success, something like 1500 to for
2000 being present, everything was on(
quiet. no drinklnur ?r>r ? De
ietly without any casualties to uiar
3 pleasure of the day.
)f all the picnics of the season the
e that stands prominent as the
st enjoyable to those who were so
tunate as to be present, was the
JKiven by the Dancinglll jbat Piney
11. Aliniit cl?t.. ? -
I-KIUAT, JULY
FIGURE HEAD OR
It the Governor of any
fail to take proper steps
tbe crime of murder and
murderers to go unpunisl
nr. win nof. Hp held :ls
/. , -? *vin?r is liuiim aj
spending the Uh, with f
????? Blackviile.
WHAT? Messrs. F O. and M. K. (Jui
State should in tlle "Cue" at Ferry Satun
i to suppress "ported a good time in gene
should allow The c any friends or rnr. J.
lied, can he ^ers of Prosperity are glad
accessory to hlm visit in onr *>wn for sev
{a,ii alter flAI j$ f liUItt tlLD 51
nemls in
CROPS SUFFERING FOR RA
iaer They COMING, GOINGS AND
rai. OTHER MATTERS.
L J'ol- our riqulan qoknhponokni
io have There l? no rain yet an 1 cro[
oral days, sulfbrlng badly.
Aft. all gratefijil, Hope we will be favoi
' with a thorough season soon.
IN, Mr?. Miira Kennerly has returr
hom 3 aftjer a short stay with 1
daughter,| Mrs. K. It. Steadman.
Mrs. Joe Culbreath, from Tainj
r. Fla., is visiting relatives at Mt. Wi
is are ine.
I
- ?- oi Liexington.
red
Arrangements are being made lor
the County Reunion, U. C. V., to be
icd held here.on the 8ib and Uth of Au,or
gust. The first day will be devoted to
the business of the Camps U. C. V.,
ja< and U. s. C. V.
11- On the night of the 8th there will
be exercises in (lie opera house and on
..v. <|uuuciiuk
at all. This is some of the effects of ^ai
a closed dispensary. C'?i
Turner and Forrest were cortainly we>
prepared to feed the crowd; the din- dre
ner was prepared nicely: E. I). Smith wei
spoke to the lar/e crowd in the morn- cau
all
in/, he had an attentive audience pSj(
and he gave them a zood soeecii Tim ?>
TTtl c piCSCIIt. ute
icing commenced at 10 a. in. and
itinued until lO.ilO p m. The girls
re so beautiful in their sunny white
sses and shoes and the young meu
*e so merry, until the older folks
ght the fever. Married folks and
engaged in the pieasuresof "Terrhor
V What a delightful time <>veiy
the Crime?
HURRAH.
The output of Japanese
(or the past twelve mor
$600,000; add to this, as
Ru88;a for peace, all of M:
11.000 .000 OOO in caxh. tnd
Miss Estelle Rawls visited
er and mother in Lexington
Saturday and Sunday.
s gold mines Several of our people worsl
iths is over Convent Baptist Church Sunc
payment by We were glad to see Mr. Lt
inchuria and mer a popular business man o
I sr?n won- field on our streets for a fe
her fath- l',e health of this common
, County, ver-v &ood with few exceptions.
Mr. II. I>. Lyhrand.of Aiken,
lipped at is vis'tlnff homefolks near liere.
There was an ice cream suppi
>yd Fuil- ^,r- Addy's last Saturday
if Spring- whM' was enjoyed by the young
W hOUrs Thonnfn -
u';gara<ess or t in* fact that the 4
dty is w;is 11 nali^gl holiday, two of t
mail larr^^Bwho supply this count
were Cnur^^lalt lifu 1 at their po,
S. C. This shoHHspiritof faithfulness.
Rev. Mr. Frank in preached a ve
er at able fermon to a large audi a nee at S;
night disoti the tifst Sunday
folks. children day will be held at Em
niuraaay several promident speakers
will be present and a picnic will be
given at some suitable place to be
' named later.
St.
Tents will be furnished for the veterans,
and they will go in camp and
live over the days of l>l (55.
11 On the night of the 9th there will be
a grai d Reunion Rail. A full program
10- will l>? -
?- LX> U
Court House was tilled to overflow In too
the afternoon, with men and women: the
a call meeting having been made in tail
the morning, to consider the passing cer
I" resolutions calling for an election Gru
"as to dispensary or no dispensary." Mri
It was encouraging to have such a lan
large audience, II. W. Crouch stated Mri
the purpose of the meeting, on ballot oth
v na<i. i , was abisket picnic and
mucii cannot be said in praise of
delicious iojd those baskets conned,
and sucli Quantities! "Copia"
tainly presided over the pantries of
initville. but when such women as
s. Emma Glover, Mrs. J* B. McMil,
the Misses Rowland, Mrs. Moore,
s. eh; s Iteufort, Mrs. seigler and
ers of like fame prepare fchecontent*
dering?why the Japs sin
THE VIRTUES OF]
Chloride of lime (d
quick lime (white wash)
for limelight (illumine
been laid in, it is said, in i
Tuesday on his way to W&gei
out?Banzai!
Mr. M. S. Gunter, of ne
spent Sunday in town with \
j iwr v
Miss Agnes Gunter and 3
isinfee.tant.) Cofer of Wageuer were mi
and outfits Staednian's last Tuesday.
ition) have ^Iisg Q^^ud? Gantt of
great quan- ^as been spending this we
> ..wviii nuji 111 mis neignuo
lor. will be small unless recent rain
much.
ai hete,
relatives. I have been informed that the
Mr. Jim sfciI1 fever in the Saluda
irrled at and E,la sections.
The farmers of the Red Star se
Waifener are ul)?ul (,olu> work until rains,
ek bore / ? - ?
riiocKl ry next Suufiay We hope a lar
helps crowd will attend.
Hope IhejEdilois will excuse a she
re js letter this week; everything is *di
River around Mt.(Willing.
ction MANNA FROM
I MATTUPIUC
..... uv .u.uiaucu litttr.
The County Commissioners were in
s<ion Monday. This was their legrt
ular quarterly meeting. There was
ill no business of importance, except the
payment of claims
The County Board of Control, consisting
of Messrs. K. L. Keisler, >V. J. ,
Ballenline and J. W. Addy. met MonI
day.
mi ciuuniKui ana secretary, Mr oft
Crouch was elected Chairman and oth
W. L. Daniel, Esq , Secretary. The tlie
crowd was then treated to much (lis- wor
cussion for and agaidst. Speeches he a
were made by II. R Evans and E. S feu:
Rlease Esqs , for the Dispensary; C. Sun
L Jones, J. M. Forrest and Rev. Bass hies
:)f Wards made speeches against it kin
Evans and Blease werp it? the
hose baskets, how can the food be
crwi.se than that thufc would tickle
palate of an epicure. So anxious
e they, that tho inner man should
atislied and it should be a day of
iting as well as merry making,
ne of the young men carried eatabesides
furnishing the best of
onade and cream, and paying all
car fares? <>no ' *
tines, as necessities in tn
Life's investigations, now
York City.
PROTECT THE IH8EC1
BIRDS.
The first knowledge, t
KSMrnhpn nf Cxionno r\f ,
e Equitable with relatives and friends an
on in New our boys has been mighty gla<
Mr. D. C. Shu 11 one of oui
?- trious farmers spent last \
n r i TTVIP Columbia with his mother, w
L LAllRu baa health.
Mr. Get Sawyer of Wage
brougb the been visiting her cousin. Mrs.
?? ? ? toti Gunter.
vuisvsrioeresenciy visited Mr
d one of h, Kodgers at Hockey Well. Si
d- last.
r indus- There was quite a sad ace id
veek in ^ew a)jiesfIOm here last Wedm
10 is n evcnjDjr( 28th of June, in the
Pleasant section. Edgar Long
ner has year old son of Mr. John Long.
Comp- on his way to work and as he
, , I ITJLJti 1 1 nil VT C
CROP CONDITIONS, BARBECUE!
51 JURTH OF JULY &C.
^ Well, me great Fourth of July ha
" come ;ii I gone anil 1 believe, ;is far a
' ' 1 have 4mird, evervthing has passe
was ,r . ta
off quicmv.
was I"
k I
' The Lexington County Medical As- ;
soi iaLion wasjn session iSlonday. j
n Miss Ruby Mathias, of Saluda, is i
' visiting at the home of t ol. G. T. :
Graham. I
is Several prominent young men of 1
is Matesburg, were in town Monday. 1
d Among them were: Messrs. John Hell y
'1'owiil. McKinnlp n 1
having meetings all over the county ten
md debating the question; both chal- *Jecl
enged Mr. Crouch to debate. Before <1an'
mything was done Evans moved to
idjourn the meeting; this motion was ma"
tilled by an overwhelming majority. was
It lease spoke for quite a while, much nexl
onger than his time, the chairman 'iav<
innouncing several times, that time l'lia
, luau cameo
fried chickens and another a barjed
pit;, so \vc ate, and drank and
ccd and drunk and ate. We had
lerand supper and if the physical
i could have held out there
enough left to feast on all the
iday. But such delightful days
i to come to an end sometime in v
world but in the next world
in the shape of a bird, is 1
skeleton of a half-bird,
discovered imbedded in
stone of the Jurassic foi
it is known, to geologists,
^ , the I^bksof rock^as thovl
another; formSgtS?"E
This Mwi llV- ??il?? ?
"J Mrs. Wilson Gunter and lilt
oun Steedraan is iu town tu-day. t
half lizard, Qf Mjfa Hightower.
the lime Mjss Geneva j0nes retui
rmation. as w"agener Tuesday morning,
who study
riumg aion? tlie road, the mule
le sou of came frightened and threw 1
he ^uest root' cautfMt 'n f'le tfear a.nd he
draped at full speed one mide ai
quarter before .stopping. Wliei
ned to was reached, lie was dead. His
after mains were intered in th e Mt. 1'
mother ant cemetery. Hoys be sure am
, j)e Mr. mil Mrs S. G. Matthews liav
jjm. had a rimit sick child, but it is sum
was w',ut l)el|ter now.
id a Mr Al 1\ Lake has been rinht sic!
1 ae forafe\y days; be isalso better now.
ru~ Mr.jMl^iia^e, of Fox, is haul
!,VIS" inn an addition to hi
alread^
..utwivji L/. rjii
c Kidgell, J. (J. Ulover and 1 >r Price *
e Tim merman. r
Mrs. Dr. J. J. Wingard and Miss ^
k iieulah Fox are visiting their aunt, ''
Mrs. Mamie Fox, in Uulesburg.
I Misses Lucile and E;,sie Eiird have (
s returned I'rom Augusta, where tliey r
have heeii vhitiug their aunt, Mrs. t
.nil/ nc coiuinuea to speak. ,*1,e
dr. Ulease wants the question sub- atu
nitted in a primary and then in a com:
[eneral election; he just wants tlie eUcc
Hiestion submitted, so that no neyro
ote will be allowed. Mr. Crouch In
nally arose and called for a vote on inyi
he resolution offered; the resolutions were
fere carried by a very I a rye majority; of tl;
he meeting adjourned, Mr. ? lease Hom
reueugnirul days have no end 1
sure there will be such men on the
rnittee as Beaumon Beufort, Clar!
and Kred Timmerinan, Jason
le and C B. Willis.
i the morning I took in the speakit
Aiken. Several splendid talks
: made but the crowning speech
le day was the one made by J udge
ru 1 -* "
A UI9 I/IIU-II&C UllIU^ 1
thearchaeopteryx, in Ei
cient-wing. In the Jura:
the Earths crust are al
rous remains of a flying
much resembles the b
ancient-wing. The t
lived on to the present
iu.a uccn liamcu onuuay witu juiss Agnes (.?
nglish, the ar.- Our community was deep
ssie layer of the ed by the death of the 1 it t
so found nume- Hull, which died
: reptile, which nfay' Wo extend lo the:
^ a est sympathy.
ird-lizard, the
>ird-shape has Mr- ^vi Rish paid our t
ness call last week.
time; the lizMiss
Hichtnwpr nnrl M
unttr. I "L''
preached a very good sermon t
>ly sadden- ';l large congregation at Salem,
ile baby 01 i..,.
last Wediu
our deep '"he work on tbe new cb
completed; it is a ver;
building
own a busiMr.
and Mr... j n, Snelgro
^ ,, in Leesvllle Moi. <iav
ICC
o quite
Sunday went tow&luda to attend the lui
cue on tje fourth.
urch is Oram is still being threshed. ?
v pi'-tly of the grain crops are short and s
shorter.
It is still dry in these parts, but
ve were cropS see n to be holding up very
iews del's parents, Col. and Mrs. M. D
llariuan.
Rev. W. J. Keel, pastor 01 the Hap
,ome tist church,here, has gone to Toccoa
,onic Ga., to the bible Oonfeie.ice in sess 01
there.
,lllP air. .1. S. iJerrick, of Leesville, wai
N% in town Mondav.
jaiptT !cft spot^c::;^*. It appealed that joerti
that the meeting would adjourn with- p
out anything done. t
A goodly number of the farmers W
' have sold their cotton. There is some p
1 cause for the advance in cotton. Some fi
that have opposed the farmers moves
ment all the while don't want them p
j ?.a...uiuuu, oi Augusta. lie
liuiy basted the hip pocket pistol
9r JV B-> ? IK.U . I
t> In his pocket, his idea was to take A
holiife of his fellow man, for tnere
fas noother gaineever hunted with a
lstol but man, and the Americans
rere the only civilized people on the
ice of the earth who carried the hip
ocket pistol. A remark he made in
rwrr* 1 '
ara-iurm uas never, to
edge, been seen by man
Tile bini-iiwiiu type,
than lizard, and, the li
was more lizard than b
Science has fixed, by
rocks, in which the
found,(the time, when
man's knowl- Rawljj spe?t Wednesday a
Wagener shopping,
was more bird The manr friends or Mrs
zard-blrd form. son wili he glad to hear t
ird. improving rapidly. after b
the ages of the several weeks. We hear h
Skeletons are is *luite sick a,s0'
the bird, as we We were glad to see Mr.
__ TOT ? l 3 1? rr*
fternoon in Miss Dollie Jlodge.-s antl ,
brothers, of IlavirdsviiK., \ jsi
Gary Gib- Solton Saturday a ;i?
hat she is last,
clng ill for
er husband (,-vnt'r was in I .eos
Monday last.
and Mrs. ^r* Noah Steel has adaugh
.1 o littl,. ...... !?- . :n . ... .
ill \IU11U il *1
ter t wo
tZ A SERIOUS ACCIDEI
vii.tx ,,,, MR- S. D. PRATER HORT
\ Mr. s.D. I'rater, a well known
>\ prosporots farmer of the Clo
, . (Jreek se<tion. while hnnlimr in n
A.iss Hellen Hradford, is visiting lie;
sister, Mrs. I'. T. Urodie, at. Clemsoi
IT College.
** ?.r? .
i'i I 1 Itc Mill LICJ til f a tcauui^, i.
visiting at t lie home of Mr. A. L
Hartley
and r^,ie County Hoard of Education ha;
ud's been in session yesterday and to-day.
i???ih Truste -s ?r ih?* v#rinn? e*.i.,.r?i
to nave any credit yet.
j Deputy Slieritr Smith went to Co- a
lumbia last Saturday and brought 1)
back with him one, Arthur Coleman, h
3 he having been traced there by Mr.
Smith; i oleman broke a contract
with Mr. J. A Attaway. Magistrate
> Simons sent up a negro on Saturday b
also: both of these negroes went to tl
cKaiua tu jyncuing was only too t rue,
[e said that a man. who would lynch
nother wasn't fit for any tiling but to d
'neh. he wasn't tit to sit on a Jury or
old anyof the places of trust in his
junliy, he wasn't any mine than jcl'
tish. He spoke 4f> niinules and, if his
dvice is carried into Aiken Co., the
it'luenee would be felt throughout
ic entire si ile. One thing 1 noticed:
know it,) began to thro
shape, to be somew
100,000 and 1,000,000 yes
This bird-lizard, the
was somewhat larger tl
mon crow, had two fee
toes on each foot, sharp
its upper and lower bil
w OS the lizard " ^uranu 1,1 wwn l uea
here between Miss Mary Lyles, a p<
irs ago. cultured young lady of Lc
the guest of Miss Lizzie Gu
ancient-wing, kyjes lias niaoy friends her
tian our com- SUrely glad to see her.
t, with three Mr w Lee Gunt<;r has
teeth on both S|cic for several days, bi
1 and strong, writing is much improvin f
;uay. 14 awii ?|uitu 111 wiiu lyph
vcr but we hope they will !
ODular and ? J
again soon.
sxington, is
nter. Miss With best wishes to the A(
e wlio are 1 am
it^'at'this LATE PERSONA]
A mnrxr tlu>on u h/k >
"ul ,e" j <>r* cottoiito Hatesburg, fell olT
be out j || cotton on his wapon, ar
.hale Oaf tit ton fell on his chest
lvocate. si,u*- \\
j. The Occident happened cor
down Providence hill, which is
Shard and rocky.
, Dr. Mitchell was summoned,
reports Mr. Prater's injuries as
- "'3
tl,e tiic s have been elected.
id a Capt. F. \Y. Oswalt, president o:
and The Hume Hank, is in town to-day.
LOTS IN OHLAHOMA.
Mr. Hacot, of Enid, Olilahonia, win.
who visited these parts about ten day.'
verv harlr. wnc lmr? ?^-.1? =
me county chain-gang un Monday for tl
thirty days. ni
f n
The special committee of the Grand V)
Jury to examine books of county V)
otlices put here last Monday. Two U1
of the committee will examine the jc
hooks: they will commence their ()|
? work about July 17. H. IJ. Crouch w
i and 15. W. Rushton will do the work Sl
?2 otllce holders of Aiken Co. didn't
take themselves us prominent in this
leeting as tiiey should which shows
cry plainly thai '.he l'oliticirn hasn't
sry much buck-hone, lie lays low
atil he finds out which way the ma
inty is goitit;. Talk about law and
rder leagues, if we had men in ortlce
ho had back-bone, we wouldn't need
lrli :i lo!iiru?> l.n? ?? ...?n 1
sharp claws, like eag
the main joints of its
bad a many jointed tail
entire body, out of
which grew two strong
at right angles with th(
In the ancient-wing,
es, all bird-life began.
le s talons on ^jr Hamp Salley, one of
wings, and, it popular traveling men was
, as long as its nesdaj.
each joint of Quite a number of our yc
quill-feathers attended the "Cue" at Ste
j Tuesday, and, judging 1
A looks, they must have had i
science teachMr.
Henry Lyles visited 1
? f T ? 1
v-..r> ..iiu .lit K1
Augusta's Charleston and the Isle of
here Wed- Wednesday next on thu e.\
that is being run under the
, supervision of the Southern N
iung people ... ..
, , are: Mr. and Mrs. 1. 1$. Ken
edmanson ,. , . ,
. .. Mr. iV Mrs. M. E. Cut land. N
from their ., ltf ... ... x.
, .. Mrs. W. a. crouch, Mrs. N.
i good time
Bayly, R. I>. Kneeec. Alon/.o
lis parents >ir. ;in(] Mrs R. I\ Hartley.
jiuk ut seiious, with probable injury t.?>
I anus jjpumi column.
.cursion
direct
s= RUSSIANS MUS
RETREAT TO
? ?^ ..v?v Uf^ui 14 J COLUI U tl) . J t I?
his said that Mr. llacot has sold several
of Batesburg's and Leesville's Heal
Estate bargain hunters and prospee
Ttive long distance excursionists, nianj
lots in Ohlanoma, at a bargain.
Mr. ttacot is a wonderfully attractive
talker, which may easily be seen
to be true, from the fact that men, t<
whom it would be hard to sell land.
. tor tins committee.
1
I Superintendent of Education Sam- 11
. pie has been in attendance of the ei
. teacher's meeting at Clemson. w
The settlement between the dif- ^
ferenl county olllcts for year lh(>4 has
i been called for by Comptroller (ion- ^
? oral Jones which is sooner l ban hereMi'nr..
M.- I..nun "
.?b.<vi uuu nc uin never uave
lem so long as we have primary elecons,
when a man has to cater to
<rery little upstaFt for his vote, he
ill always lack in moral courage.
Quite a number of the towns folk
ave gone away far the summer. Mrs.
has. itaker of Lewiston, Me. Mrs. M.
I. hook ami Master Henry Cook Mrs
Till Kennie and i-nilrl : >?< \iu-^ i .
Than birds, of all tl
breathe, of all that wor
of man, the farmer ha
nor more Industrious fr
Were it not for the bi
the thousands of diff<
Insects, laying myriads*
as it is now, cause mill!
le things that
k for the good Mrs- Swinton Gunter was
ping yesterday.
s no greater,
ieuds. Mr. W. S. McGraw, our a
,,i ; wil1 leave in a few days for
rds of tuee.tr, ?. . ...
where he will spend a m
srent kinds of Fellers will releave him hex
af eggs, which, "SPA
ons of dollars n _ ~
Kawl, W. .J. Hatcher, Mr. and
here shop- Whittcn and family. Mr. a
E. It. Stead man, Mr and Mrs.
us Edwards, Mr. and Mrs It. :
Kent here, .,,(j many others.
Newberry.
onth. Mr. Mr. A. Tlornnf IMd^e Sprii
e. in Batesbur?t this morning
RROW." lie intends to go to Charles
the 12th.
nr* a
H SIBERIA.
S. >ini
The Japanese have the Russ
was cut off in all directions, excepting
lie says Harbin, and if an armistice is
.ion or s?)()n granted, it is safe to say, t
here at home?land with values fixed
beyond doubt, if olTcred to them fin
less than their known value, have
bought lots unseen, unknown and,
thousands of miles away, upon a
ians knowledge of their intrinsic worth,
1 to only, as it conies to (hem, as agent
not tells it.
hat />?%???? ?%????* *?
vw ? ?> VIIV.i9 IT Uli LOT il (illlii)Ilil j ^
I date all over the State and he names
hily lirst.
The Supervisor, !>. W. Padgett has p;
borrowed money and all of the county t!
k claims are being paid In cash; ihiH is
| much more satisfactory to all con ^
' cerned.
Two of the Lawyers ltere, in mag-1 p<
ennie have gone to Peaks Island olf
ie coast oftPorlland Me. Mrs. T. IK
innic was detained from joining the.
irty.by the illness with fever, of lit e
Mid ford lie nnie.
Mr. and Mrs. Knight have gone <<,
aureus Co. visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. ljuiultf have
,?
of loss each year, would
all vegetation, and, ma
the higher orders of ai
die, from starvation i
from the face of the Ej
Earth would then becoi
the creation of man, bu
ted orb, wandering in t
totally destroy a. i. u.?aim
nkind and all
ilmals. would SAMARIA.
and disappear
>rth, and, the SA,D A ND jjqjjj; AJ,(
Be, as before BflTTTr
tanuninhabi- tiuuiL.
die infinity of From our rc,!ular lorresF
Mr. and Mrs St. Julien
returned yesterday fron: a
t>ridal trip to California a
Clarke Kxpjsit ion.
w Tlir Messrs. 'I'. J and I . < . 10ll
JHu lilL yesterday for a brief v
Oranirpburj*.
ondent.) Mrs ^ (< Hartley, Mrs
Linevilch and his whole army,
( ullum soon j?. iiaek on Russian soil
months
nd the
A TORNADO
;i: IN TEXA
UftN KbbbbLlUH.
The Mutineers on board the Kniav
I'otemkin, have forced several ciliet
to supply them with coal and supplies.
The Mutineers declare themS
selves, as leaders in the great RusI
sian Revolution.
isirate court last week, cave the
I
spectators a glimpse of tlicir activity
and power to handle each other in
fisticuff. 'I'hey should l?c ashamed of ly
such an example. li
Miss Kuth Ethcredge has been
quite sick for several days, but she is fe
improving, we are glad to say.
Mr. Smith White expeots to leave vm
tu.ucu Hum a. vacation to the
irintfs.
Miss Joe Thorpe and Miss Gwendon
Itaker spent tiie week end on Sulvan's
island.
Mr L. E. and J. G. Harrltfal spent a
w days 1 isl week at the Isle of;Palms. ft
Mrs. Lucy 1'lunkett leaves next
eek for a two vi^u ?
space.
If total destructioc
means the end of man's
Earth, it takes no deep
argument to prove, til
feathered life Is prote
more bird-lire increas
p/imnlftte will become
r?en, wnai was inc in;
Uncle Sara on the 4th?
i of bird-life Everybody but the carrii
i existence on one or two barbecues, c
nor obstruse sub.
tat, the more Miss Byrdic Brooker. a
cted and the young lady, of Spring Held,
ed the more M*ry I'ardue equally the
the condition Granitcviile,_ are spewlln
liter with K?|wards and Miss Delia Harll
companled by Master.I. Edwai
er took in ley, attended the barbecue at 1
pen to liis ton on the 4tli of July.
charming ! A LECTURE ON JAPAN AT
and Mto SPRING.
same, of 1
IT a few j I)r. Sophia Brnnson, who is
ey, ac(l
,l,irl Montaguc County, Texas, has .
a'xing j|afj a rj-ii>ie tornado; 00 pe<
were killed, and great damage
farms Slc., lias been done.
RIDGE
IDEATH OF SECR]
Inst TWO CHILDREN DIE
ONLY A FEW HOURS
APART.
EJ ust as we go to press, we learn
that the remains of two children of
soon for Lexington, Ky., where lie bi
goes to take a business course in
I Smith's College. a.
Tlie baptist Sunday School will (i|
Hive a pienie to the children on .July
Htli, the other schools or Saluda are
cordially invited to attend.
tli
J. II. White and I'. (1. Stevens of C(J
Johnston were in Saluda last Friday.
_ _ ?ioiu %,\J V.IUUIU- ^
a and Batesburg.
Mr. Walter Wise, of Trenton, spent
part of this day wilu friends in
-anitviile.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
I'he latest news from Paris, is
at they have discovered a diamond'
re for consumption. If you fear con
of man. If, with the
birds, we now have; be,
world, the farmer, man;
fairly good crop, what i
would he make, if the i
sect eating birds were d<
V/hat the laws of St
1 ? ^ tn thA ni
insect-eating weeks w,tn M,ss ,rta vvi'b"
who feeds the 'as^ Sunday aftern<
iges to grow a Mr' Wood Cor(,fir anfl
, . - were married at the home
?rt of a crop 0. 0tfs, near ()ak Qrovc.
number of in- drick performed tne ceremi
)ubied? Mr. Corder is a young mi
mth Carolina j ^,ee8v'"e neigliborliood, w]
Otectlon and I paf,tor ?f fon r churches.
mson i way .\ortn to lecture this si
has been engaged to deliver liei
ion, Rev. J jar iect?ire entitled "Three Yc
Lucy Fox, japan>" jn the school auditorii
of Mr. K. i^idue Spring, Friday evening
Rev. liy- 7th at 8 o'clock. The proceeds
any. Kc\. f0 the improvement of the
an of the c|)lirch.
Iio is now The lecture will be illustrai
costumes and curios hrom/iit o
35 TARY JOHN
"k HAY.
baptist John May. Secretary of State, tl
whom no (Country lif?s ?'ver hat
:e<i by greater, died suddenly on July 2nd
r\m In ...
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Matthews, or
Augusta, Gahave been brought to
Uatesburg.
The children died within a few
hours of each other; they were grand*
children of the Rev. M. I>. Padgett,
ian and are to be buried at sard is to-day.
1 a FOR SAI.E.
" 8"
there isonly one, Pierce Stevens and ey
he is lar^c in more respects t.tan one. re
$6,500.00 WORTH OF I
NEW DWELLINGS. S
ed
mptlon or pneumonia, it will, hower,
he best for you to take that greut
medy mentioned by w. T. Mctlee,
Vanleer, Tenn. "j had a coughA
r fourteen years. Nothing heljmq
e, until I took I>r. King's Nevv Visvery
for Cousumptlon, Covqiha and,
>1 (Is, which gave instant reii^f, and,
ected a permanent c?(^" UnequalU
ouick cure fnr Ttmof T -
Arc, IU icjjaiu ww rpreservatlon
of bird-lir
know, but, if they do n
provide, laws sbould be
xuiks i^iicy is uie aaugni
e. we do not \v. W. Fox, of Merritt's Hi
ot already so is one of the belles of that s
: enacted by and has many friends and a
-er or Mr. ?"v
rldjte and '''I'*, , , ....
?tUeinent , Adm Ml0"',r?CtS '?r chlldre
issndiat.es |l'tt,',or
"? ins remains were interred in Cle
land, his home, on the 5th.
n an(' 1'rom ocean to ocean, the coun
depiores his loss.
I
, . i
vf- w uusneis or cow peas in first ?lass
condition. Apply to
try JOHN BELL TOW ILL.
Batesburtf, S C.
M lit twill iutl.l IUI |/*TU lien VJ VTt'lr
lngs and a large addition to a dwell- Tr
ing, not so far reported, have been tc
given out. Cost?$?,'>00.00 Co
, -v. 4 f *v?u auu L/UIlg
oubles. At CV J. Harris, F. B. Gun-,
r, Tiinmous Bros., and Crosson Drug
i. ??f Le<avill?; pr.ce ft()c and ti.oo,
atanteed. Trial bottle free ^