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AN APPARENT GHEI
Oil UPON YELLOW EEV:
New Orleans, An>.'. I", - Otlkh
port to (5 p. vu.:
V.iW (; ' llll-ll io ?1: 11 * *.
H..B BATEBflU A u v wajl*.
3k the dove of peace is a 1
eg hard worked rird.
'I lie Japanese ami Russian Peace
il re- Envoys, in session al I'oitsniouth, N.
II , are on each skledoinn skillful ma
I.080 itanrnrinir for noiiiLs o! advantage.
WASENER. I
COYTOI COMING IN AND NOW i
BEING GIKKLD?PEltSOfJALS. !
I I o.
[RD WEEK JURORS
AT LEXINGTON TOO IOC1
COURT HOOSE.
? Pallida 1
llast heavy rah
SALUDA.
a RAIN-CROPS SUFFERDRORS
AND PERSONALS.
>as been visited by very
is; the farmers say too much.
2
The eaii
commen
i A L b!
centers and masons h
ced the alteration of
Icuths, (>, loial, 17:!: new Toci, 11
utl to date, 2:!!i; number of case;
ler 1real men t,
The clay's record shows that
rj-rrr* is be^iiuiiii^ to he an improvem
* O tlie situation. With only ?>:'
vises found hy the almost perfe*
our I vein which now in force, tie
svery reason to believe that the
' Article ft, which looks to he a troubs
mi- le-breedcr, haw been postponed for later
consideration. Article 5 provides
then for the session of the Island Sakhalin
entii by Russia to Japan.
I new What has been accomplished relet
sys- lows:
ere k 1. Recognition of Japan's "prepon
prog- derating influence in Korea, etc.
i ?t.is,*nt *y-v*? l/i nvnmmll
(From our regular correspondent.) CI
Fodder pulling is somewhat backward
on account of rainy weather. ?
1 V<
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey,of llatesburg, ^y
spent last week with Mr. A. P. Fal- jj
law and family and attended the y(
- meeting at ltocky Spring. p
Miss Otto Leo Gunter, of Seivcrn. 1*
i * ..? M .... I? V
?arlie 1). Lucas 'I'lierc is a
lord O. Hall founded, I
M. Oliver ' some Held
srry W. Sights aa good pi
. Lee Hook ,
F. llarinan H,?huwi
co. A.Swygert co1"^- ??'
avid F. Lorick cotton is
. II. Craps We will
red W. ltutT of the if it
, general complaint and well
that cotton is cut short:
slook very badly; not by far
rospects as was 10 days ago.
iter has done harm to some
me fodder is being pulled and
opening right along
I soon hear tlie f imiliar sound
i and see wairoiis loaded with
present
building
Our 1\
tant bu;
immense stores and
; of our new annex.
Ir. Whitten, with his a;
yers, are in New York,
the I vss of the disease lias been el
i v! its eradication is only, a ?p
if a re v weeks. (>f the six deal
lay only one was an Italian i
t.he others were .1. O. Daspit.n
SS1S- nienl lawyer, and Pierre Aldal,
'ariwii musician, at one'time
Op- '' "l0 l''teuchopera orchestra.
liuwi ver, was in destitute <
iiimriNMiid was buried by the
iecUe< mutual uui^aiiuii i"
lest ioi Manchuria, Russia to retrocede t<
Lhs to v'hina all special privileges.
Among 3. .Japanese obligation to rcston
, prom- t lie sovereignity and administratioi
a well of Cliina in Manchuria,
leadei j Mutual obligations to respect th
Abial territorial and administrative integri
iieuni- of China and the principle of th
CI I y "nnnn <lnnr "
was 1110 llOllOrULHf yui'M ui Kits ??.
' C. CJarvin. JL>
Little Miss Ora Cofer of It. F. I>. j*
No. 1 is spending this week in Wag
cner. s
e Mr. J. T. Brown showed his appre- C
I- elation of a faithful carrier bv nivi(.
e him a couple of extra line watermel- J
ons. Many thanks kind friend. t
L. M. Oxner cotton bo
. A. Guignard Mr L
CallKoon sick list 1
l*?y Jumper proving
Imeon I aylor
uphas Scase iss
>liver Smith townsma
ohn E. Shealy quite sic
v L. Kawl theria at
und for town.
M. Crlgsby has been on the
for several days but he is imilraa
Ramey, daughter of our
,n, R. L. Raraey lias been
k with something like dyphr
Cross Hill.
lecting
lish sto
town o1
Noth
the largest, and most
'cks ever opened in
I equal size in the Sout
ing that's stylish in v
sly- . I le was foui <1 in a dyinn con
' July a third of tlie new cases
ony aro Italians,
c The b-ard of health lias c<
| i list (ii cases and deaths
^ State outside of New Orlca
these show lo dale 1_'? cases
/'Gcir- deaths.
The Stale has contributed $
(q'(p'1 ?i. The surrender of tlie Russia
leases to the Liao Tung peninsula, ii
... eluding Port Arthur. Dalny and tl
>mpi e< nlonde and Klliott Islands,
in the
. The remaining seven articles (m
ns and . . . , , .
and ?I " numerical order) are:
The session of Sakhalin, reiiuhurs
1 (on to mcnl ,or t,',c cost ,',e war: l',e ct
don to < hina of the Chinese Kaste
n Cotton picking is well underway in 1
rv this section. The Sirst bale was carle
riccl to the gin this morning (Wednesday)
by J. D. Williams a negio farmer .
ot on R. F. I). 1. *
Mr. L. II. Iledd and father visited
? relatives in Lexington county last
;s Sunday. ;
' >":i" ? r\t nnnnlti fr. m '
*111JI r. IVVAcr
<:ma sox ,.MnV
I. Jerome Iiish kreen is
Vlfrecl Sharpc the pow,
lolin .) Chapman . not
Henry S.Crlin lfke
Jeha W. Ridgell riouslys
Jesse I>. Hoof
S. II. Lybrand wlthout
Geo. S. Drafts, Jr. Mr. J.
Inot
. a. i?reen is quir.,e sick. mro.
one of a few, who believes Id
er and will of God to heal; she
have a physician nor will she
r medicine. She has been seiick
lieretofore and was able to
t in a remarkably, short time,
aid of medicine.
E. Griffith, a black-smith livnlvivn
Sjnliutn hnrl tKo miafnr.
ing apr
Childre
is our ?
bition 1
>arel for Men, Wome
n, will be overlooked
lim, intent and highest
;o make this, not only,
Or ward the Patterson cmcr^ene
which added to the subscript
1 -J- residents of i lie town will enbi
* to emit inuc the campaign tli<
inaugurated to eradicate tlie i
: am- A suspicions case of feve
may develop into yellow fever
T"|l0 ported today from Algiers, no
the naval reservation is local*
" illot-inw frnni I tie eas
y fund. rauroa(i; ulc article relating C> Hi
ions of portion or the icain line of the Ml
ile them rian niilroa(l runnjng through northc
ey have Mancliuria, which includes provisi
11 lection f(ir polieini; or the road hy China a
r uhicl' not by Russia: tlshing rights on t
was te Siberian coast north or Vladivostok
ar which (pc,ring Sea: the article alTccti
L'(1* 11 1 Russia's naval power in the far e
c which .... ..... ,i i.iin.r fur I ln> enrrom
I'll (l IIUIIUJUI vi .. j
,'e- hear are worshipping at the ap I
,_n tist cliurch at Wagener tliis week.
?iii Mr it. C. (larvin opened his heart
nd last Monday and gave tire carrier a
lie bountiful supply of pears and grapes,
to A cheerful giver will be rewarded.
Miss Sophronia Cooke of K. F. 1>. 1 m
' * is.spending a while with relatives in fl
Sexton S. Ceorge - >..K j?au
Charley W. Ilarman tune tol
(j. Jacob Wingard . day nig
Alvin B. lloof of matt
Robt. T. Zenker ' buggies
Levi L. Miller one of c
hard w
IITES FROM Z
the woi
have his shop burned Jast Monht;
he lost about $200 worth
srial; all of his tools and 4 or &
i, that he had made. He Is
if our best citizens and a very
orkin? man. The fire was the
an incrediary he thinks, and
sure that lie knows who did
rk. Sheriff Sample is on the
cheape
entire !
In tl
patron
st but the best stove 11
State.
le past, we have saved
s thousands; in the fu
1 fhO a.i...K."o ~ j.
occurred in Alfjiers over tlir
abound the patient i> :v yoi
employed within the area of
on 1 hisol the river.
0\IV Surgeon While has been an
telegrams appearing in soni
j over his name or a name si
I L LI 1 C, hi-; and by telegrams sent t
, , individuals and lie wishes i
. illlll I lltlL U1U> iviitifi i\?i vi?v
cc weeks , t> . .
. of the Russian warships interned
l.'n^ h" far Eastern waters. To all of Hi
infection . .
Russia lias more or less objection.
r.oved by As to Interned Ship*.
ie papeis Resides indemnity and Saalv.i
uiilar to Mr. Witte will strenuously opp
o certain the surrender of the internal warsl
t stated the limitation upon Russia's mi
iviwnr ;iiifl the cession of the Phil
"j" vvagener and attending me prutiueu
" ed meeting,
est*
SEiVERN SPARROW. ,
! I n "
r>sc,
"i>- STRAWS AND TWITTERINGS.
tval
^ ^ ' 11 " )? /wivrnenniulr?nt 1
MATTHEWS. "*'7"
The i
cent eli
IAD ROADS, PROTRACTED MEETINGS,
AC. b. w
er to S
asking
(From our regular eorrespondcnt.T ^,-y (i,
_? a
: for him.
new officers, elected at the reaction
in Saluda, have taken
laces and we look for a judicininistration.
r. Crouch Esq., has handed otupervisor
Padgett the petition,,
for an election on the Dispeojestion.
Something over 000
* u t*. #a?.
with o
and bu
them 1
I _
ur largely increased c
lying facilities, will
tens of thousands.
T A 1 . J_ _
Hit let I that lie has never wru.ien an
on the fever situation here n
\T?* sent any telegrams asking r
N ^ hut ions.
I'll irly-live tons of siilphtn
to the marine hospital servii
will he ilist rihnteil ainonpr 11
class of populati m for a neiu
nation of premises ? EX.
y iiriirien i
<ir has lie Eastern railroad to China,
or emit,ri- f ,
donated EMORY EVENTS.
ne today.
jral futni
'I RAIN. COTTON PICKING J
OTHER HAPPENINGS.
(rmmiiurii.-Kui.il n... i ,
Mr. A. Kline left Monday fur Aiken
and other points to spend a few days a
of pleasure.
Misses Lizzie May Edwins and RritINTt
**untcir sPent Sunday in Wagoner
the guest of the Misses Brown.
Mrs Ilosabellc Hunter visited the |
family of Mr. I'cal (Junteis Sunday.
Dear Mr. Editor news is still scarce sigueu
iround here. Plenty cf rain and pro- Mr Pac
raeted meetings are the order of the ^ud
lay and night in these parts. others
Mr. M. E. Whittle was in this a plea!
section on business a few days ago. but tl:
Messrs. B. B. and I). W. Matthews j^JaVt
have each bought them a mail box
and nut it up on route No. 2 from Mr.
till* pcuinuiu lb icuidiua * iu&
Igett to order an election.
itor Webb, Sherifl Sample and
, that left last week for Fla. on
sure trip, did not go all tbe way
ley went as far as Savannah,
uarantine restriction were such
hey feared to go further.
C. Carson, brother of townsmen,
| bw
I have been r
I for the nexl
m W A. CLARK, President.
eeping- Keuucuu
nade in every department of
t 15 days. If you value Money,
WATER INSTEAD OF WIN]
our store TO CHRISTEN RAT
let lioth- ('iiindcn, N.J , Atitf. 1:$.tlcship
Kansas which was
'
E
FROM our RKGULAR CORRtSPONOIN
TLESHIP. I Tiie farmers uf this section i
-The bat- | had a P'Jx'ly of ra^n for the past
launched days. Jll
Shipbiiild-J '
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C.unter of
T.
Lcesvillc, returned Sunday afternoon
after spending several days with
lt,VN atives in the Sard is section.
were accompanied boc-lJM f
| .1 111 f .-y HW ya
?i-r...wni'i Mr. nnr! \Ts.'\Lybrand I ^
Batesburg. .
I from i
,?",uiBank^gte
pital
,.y ? ? y i~T
ox was discontinued on Monday last tjjc 0]de
id Itural route Leesvl^e' he owns
arted service, on Tn.^iy ^ie Annlstc
and Kev. J. A. Uareon,?1 h Mil
inni-jfcon, Ala. He has
one
n.
WILIE JONES, Cashier.
ing keep you a
ous "ads" holt
WHIT
iway. All prices quoieu 111 our
I good while the lots last.
TEN DRY GOO
r*f\ a/i o a xt\/
' "prcVY-~| jPsfl'rtfctj *lrait- c^n. J roond co
in*; Co.'s yards was christened
{ water from the .John Jirown S
i in Ljnn County, Kansas. Cov
jrvr"* j Kdwaid ll H<n k of Kansas, \
B daughter Anna did liie ellrisle
i persuaded 1110 builders to pcrinil
i liH' 11\ In* 11< >il i ikI . > i 11 i if i*l in in li
working
unty, will delimH^^^B is Mr. W. F. Fori
priili ?"ion tl.lsjwl, ,;m'Us^ilcSeMr,tas1',,
CI nor lht'1,rlzc ar r'i?nt! himself as
vhose l'rotrnctcld i0|^Hie to help him.
minir, Emory Sunqhijt 1M , ..
, . ., i In,. stem of near Rat
I \va (loiiiK the . r f,.jem|s .
nirnn frionfl fliil nut I *
, - ? Tr
lor who will spend sometime with them
!:e Mr. swintou Uunter paid Columbia kj
at a business call last Thursday. (
ien Mr. (Jury Ciihson was on our streets
lli>> a short time Moiul ?y. j
Miss ottolce Gunter is spending tl
cs~ tl.is week with her aunt, Mrs. Garvin, tl
lUv" of Wagoner.
C,n? Dupont < * * ? '
Mr. Wade I?. Padgett had a mule 0j t-lie |
illcd by lightning last Saturday n|ce co<
Ight at his place near here. _
Cum[
Our roads were in a had enough fix ten Au
afore the big rain lately, but now to Salu
icy are so bad in sonic places, that make a
icy are almost impassable. Audito
There has been several cases of fever fvmri
[enry C. Sfiiifh. as*t.
Jank of Saluda, is building a ./
ttage in Saluda.
droller General Jones has writditor
Webb, that he will come .
ila at an early date and will
thorough investigation of the
r, Trcas. and Supervisor book.
t will convene hero on 4th Mon
P^7 Mr.
tion
serve his frieni
JOTTINGS FR
vv/iTirni^ * .
Arthur Miller announces his <.
with this firm, and will be i;
Js.
AU Miss Mabel Sale Iter uavt
;UUi I liyl't picnic last week. 1
! *1 Vrsouallv, I didn't care
whet 1km- water or wine was used
JOlllieC- olVicia'dy, as jftivornor of a prohil
ri...i J., state, I was for water,'" said (.'ov
Hocli aft t the launching.
The Kansas is a sister ship ti
? ; Vermont, under construction a
1 a moon- I"'??rc Hiver yards, and also of the
The st.aw Hampshire, now on the ways at
but' Miss Emmie J this week,
iit ir,n ,,:?s bec?&?"uS"iinlit and fam
ornor re'ativi's in J'uesday last.
Mr ''"liLii iBry Si.";- a line boy
1 the worsliippcd at B
t tlie "ur Miniok w
1 Now j i*4v last Tues
tile | Messrs. ( Mb, ?i:nSa- Ilo,*se; neit
J'"noli. The fri?
Mr. Wilson (iuntera popular rticrch- it
liN* ant of Sltedman's was in town Sunday. I
Miss Lizzie Rawls and Mrs. Hubert n
Lido ami children visiting relatives
cre liere this week. it
'l:?y Mr. J S. Lyhrand was on our streets
her a few hours Friday.
r| >tMiss
belle Lyles a popular young j
i this section, but I believe, as far as cjay jn
have learned, they are all improving rpjie
ow- J. A.
Mrs. J. H. Miller has been very ill j. a.
itcly with hemorrhage of the lungs. w S
E. J.
A Dold llet. q
In Thomas E. Furlsh's l>ook, "Gold
lunters of I California," are some good ^
August,
first week's Jurors are:
Werts _ _ ?.
Shealy
. Wigbtman
C. llavird
. Salters
. Banks
I
SOCIAL LII
(From our regular ?.
Mrs. Ephim Andre
ride, with the inu.sk>, moo
IftHNSTOH ? M?n"UlinK or low.
rendered the occasion uni<
joyable.
?E &C. Mr. Krnest Satcher, who
time, has been one ot th
i of Mr. II iliory ('roach's
sorrespondent.) { np.(0 date store, has aeeepl
ws and children ! ti? 11 with Levy in Augusta
nli^lit unci I Scw >ulU Mnpumidinn io.s y
thrown in Her eost will be about ?4,000,000.
iiie and en-1 Her eont met calls for a mai
a nee of Is knots speed for four ec
: utive hours. She is 4"><> feel lonjj
lor a lonjr her trial displacement will be
unmet ions tods and liorse p iwer
liundvone armanent will be: Main battery.
< d a l?<?si jo-inch breceh-.oa iin^ rilies: se
I arvbatlcrv, 20 tiiree-inch (or l l ni
ards. j wiiuwii num a iree w
evening by a ruBroMe tlie sluitts
nl.en- one was hurt ve^( A heel and injn
msec- en9d hor.se ran ?inly bad just c<
.and the bnggy and *Jhop this mori
1GfUOo dished one fronB L blacksmith.
II,., tlie top: the h^B .
, r .< Bin 4 ays, lie is b'oini
r,h<?ine from , ,
111 rc4,,ret lo lose a i:
eond- which is line foi^B^u ^ r sivotn:
Dlllld- Mr it ? Xu
,^'J lady of Lexington is visit?-d friends in
this community.
)ine Mrs. Delia .tones left for Wagener
liny this morning where she will spend a
few days with her daughter Miss
(ieneva .tones.
I?
loud The many friends of Miss Carrie
we Cantt was glad to see her in town
1-i.a i.vi<l:i\ She was aecomuaniod hy
torios of the old days. Hero Is a yum J. B.
ibout llio biggest gairbiug Mr. Parish J. H
mew of in that time of bit? betting: B. S.
"A man of the name of Moore had Lee
>een betting and lost over and over j
nuns aggregating several thousands of B J
lobars on the game of faro. Finally, ' '
is he turned to leave, the dealer asked, "
Are you through?' Moore halted, hesl- "
:ated, then, turning and taking from G. A
I.I-. .. . .1 ... .. 1? 1.^1,1 U .... on,I unt.l It. S
Mitchell Sr,
. Bridges
. Reams
Mack
Waits
Padgett
. Nicholson
3. Scnterh-it
.. Bowers
. Itamev
are spending somen 111
the guest of her si
White.
Miss Elberta lfland
l'arkerare visiting M
M r. Preston J. lve
Tenn., is home for a v
cnts.
\f co i 'nniinr i< ?>ll i
ie in .loiiiisuMi. j tie will leave soon Weilli
ster, Mrs. J. A. , new <iut ios, to the great i?.:
] youuir tolks of Johnsl' n.
and Miss Kloise I Sweet little May Wills, tl
is. I'red l'arker. j er of Mr. Summers Wills. I
y of Memphis, vl'loped into a inusieiati of
isit, to his par-: or<,er' ???' ;ls sl"' is cxpecle
(her uncle, Mr. T. It. I
{ week. We hope to he fuvi
OvillL' the colli- I 1 .... I . .
: upon 11 is j er) rapid lire tfiins, 12 thrce-poi
-lV' ()1 t,H* j automat ie ruiis, <> one pounder
ma lies, 2 one pounder semi-,
im daii?bt- mat ics. 2 < ne-pounder somi-auton
Sin.- has (!< - ' I wo-imb field pieces, 2 machine
the lirsl I<>f3<? caliber, and e automatic j?i
d to visit '{() caliber.?N. V. Commercial,
cniiv. this
.mi ni.!, a CORN GREATEST OF THEM A]
iiiilor run a store; )l0 ^as
auto- a good citizen, t|U. nioclin^
auto hope it is only a^^^V.|D)a^i,)e %\ l?nt
,atil's | Mr. J. 15. ls vho hhU"i'
been able to alti^^K^aching ami 1
llls 1 week. We can-^^B Xl?* doctor say:
1 trouble unU"v^^^B^ir ;unl bis mo
it 'that is a mightyHF,tt0il relatives
"" 'tobave from ?
not Mis*Lyles. 1
tliis IJcv. Kvans Hall is conducting a
liis protracted meeting at l'ine Cirove
and church near here this week. Several
pain < f our younK folks attended last
s. ni^hl
ther Mrs .1. II Stokes spent Tuesday
near nijjlit in town the Kiiestof Mrs. Ilosji
nr. |..r. 1.. . .. ... ? ,
I will l?et you everything In my safe, T. C
which this key unlocks, on the ten.' H.C
How much is In your safe?' inquired j.
the dealer. 'I do not know, hut It Is q Y
a large sum. If you win take the key, j ^
open the safe and secure all the money l*p
you lind there. If I win we will go * '
to Ha' safe together, count the money
and you must cover the amount,' was ^
the answer. The challenge was ac- ^
. Moore
. Edwards
. Grillith
V. CromeJ
!. Edwards
pany of her sisters dm
absence. Miss Matt it
Johnston.
Miss Mallie WaU
week to visit her sis
Phillips in Sprintf lield
in a visit to Columbia
home.
/ 7, . ICUIl.H I>y LIU" lilu III.IIIIM.
ring Mr. Cooper s '
I)e\v isstill in M i-ss ('on LVoee from < oil
:i living visit to .lohuston 01
week.
ms leaves next
ter, Mrs. David Mrs. Sam Smit h fiom ih
. .she will take ! nL*'K'i'M?rlio(?d. spent t he da
i' en route1' for ! 'laughter, Mrs. Luther <
Thursday.
< *i- n...i m,.o i Miss 10mma Worts is vis
t'irn-tod pork furnishes our t
iiuil.isi paid ; wi,!> "lilli,,ns,,f ;""1 s;,?>
H' (lav ]as; I besides bacon anrl lard. Corn
I duel's I lie best<>1 poultry and cj.^
i which alone we as a nation, con
r Harmony a (,i,. (u jen measured by dollars)
\ wiib her we do of wheat. < )f cornstarch \\
>xncr last ; a|)(,?i s7f(iot?,OOn a year, to say no
ol tlic enorinous eonsumplion of
itine Mi< i combs and other nioducts made
'! Mrs J
, ' Talii,. u" v
J.io Visit iujr
s. (); ?'ak this week; i,ood ,?e;u.
Mtine I 'l ,,lce time. N^Hr<-ck: Mr T
we had JH;
'7 '-"lory tl,js f^Y> and Mr Si
K,("~ MaU,,t'W-si|iiSwt.^W 3xU.ifl.-i last 'i
W F. f,CSS*_
Iilic lit! I It? * I llll tvi.
Misses Kstclle and Lizzie Raw Is and
liiitf Hello Lyles spent Wednesday in WagR.
ener shopping. "Sr.\i;i!()W."
- MT. WILLING.
COTTON RIPENING RAPIDLY--'
ccpted, the bet made, niul Moore won w.
something over $47,(X*)." J{, |
T II. ]
l.unilon't "Muhovkt," \y
At the bcginulng of the eighteenth j j,
century a number of rutlianly young j
men of the higher classes? called by '
Swift "a race of rakes that play the "
devil about the town every night"? Jan
known as "Mohocks," Infested I .on- F.
don. sallvinu out drunk into the It. ]
5. Caugliman ^9RQH
t. Gregory
T. West
ics Adams J
W. Trotter
F. McGee
'i lie many irieuus u
W. S. Martin sympatl
in their trouble. Mrs
er, Mrs. Virginia Mr
home was in Kin*
Thursday last. Mrs.
Sunday night. She i
time t<> Is* with her
last moments.
\(son \f #11?\? VVa*?1/ 1*1'
i i*i i . ain?
Iii/c with them j Luther (>xner.
. Martin's moth-I Miss Myr;i Livingston, i:
ocklngton whose to visit here some time in
;stree, died on future, she will lie the gu
Martin left last cousin Mrs. \N'111 Toney.
cached therein, ^ n \>i??ell witii An
motilei in ,tr are enjoying a visit to, her
ters in Mlledton. Mrs. Li
in li:>? returned i...? m. io.i.i. >? i
j the horns, hoofs and hair of
corn-fed anin.a's. To all then
' expected | must add a product of corn oil (i
the near inum, Th>,oOO daily), largely use
est of her | paints: and the by-products of
I oil,starch, glucose, whisky an.I
nie Louise, I ('r lM' an(' so'(' eakes h?r ai
three s.s- food, amounting to millions of di
like McIOl- per year. Nor is that ail that
. . , .......
I oiiKiii^hi wenl iur a nrri
(lav afternoon, on^^H JllAb 1.
A NEW vmjm.
eorn- ***?*- ?? *
who lias
lima! i FOR SS'r'^ ,or
i, j^Bo&p planted sli
corn Mr. W.J. Pad^J^Hvisit of Saluda
Post-master at Sr.f^Hklid |jas been
ER CHURCH MATTERS AC.
Crops in this community are bring
gathered. Cot ton is opening rapidly.
been We arc sorry to learn ??1 the illness
last of Mrs. N. It. Brown.
Mrs. J. W. Fullmer and son, Mr.
0 Tallye, visited over in Lexington Co.
exe- , _
streets, carrying short clubs loaded w,
with lead at both ends and perpetrating
shameful cruelties upon peaceable
passersby, wantonly wounding and AITI
disfiguring the men and subjecting all UIJI
alike to atrocious insults.
Leeky says that inatrous Inclosed in
barrels were rolled down the steep und
stony Snow hill. Watchmen were uu- Th
rHcrelfully beaten and their noses 0f jy(
ellt riAonltna ntwl <>hi)tra
A, Mathews
I FIRST BALE
OF 1905.
e first bale of cotton of the crop
>5 came to Hatesburg on WVdnes*
* * *f_ T _ 1 O
ivii;v> 1*1 a? j
from a visit to Wai
man expects to resum
as soon jis they can sei
Mrs. Warren Paul
her home in KtltfClielri
Mr. ItolxTt. Smitl
White's most popul
Sunday, with 11is r
l%,. ...... i 11 I *11(1 .?! I Il.llj'll I 'II I 1 I >( | I
<ls. N'r. Work- Charlie Itailet.
? house keeping, 'Die Jolmston baseball
cure a house. ahead on Thursday when ra
has returned to the ^ame.
The old sa\ t"it is an
that blows nobo ly vo<k1,'
i one of It. this instance,
ar clerks spent The youn^ folks and s<
elatives Some old ones seek Mr. Colo in
i iii i airs. i"1"1"1' > ^i.iiih
and clnthinir in the form of ar
nine, was :,IU' vegetable products. as indie
in stopped 11 kiv?'s iife and s'iviikIIi to mi
-f horses, mules and oxen 1 lint t i
i ill wind Holds and haul our mult ittide of
' hold in product to the thousands upon l
amis of country markets, from R
m.e of the to Californa, and from the l>akot
an's hath- Texas.?Harper's Weekly.
1U"1' lour years will ike possess C
,ll,ial by Miss I'earl llerl>Hi Hon air.ves.
al0{1' Miss Herbert's l?lH
,ho"s cuteri and she will( DDTf*
"Ul soon as lier eoiniDiJf^K} 9DLlls
farm' \Ml
S STORE R0lDS 6as
to 'iB loor IIa\?
UAvrc* k?mi
I US I wuun.
)n as
Miss Kthel Shealy, of Hatesburp, is
visiting iMissTrannic Fulmer.
IT Miss Frankie llcrlontf lias returned
after a visit to her friend, Miss Sallic
Itouknight.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 1$. Corley visited at
j ;i, tlie home of Mrs. Ituster, last Sunday.
1 VI',. Uu I'O ln'iriH'il t h.'i t M r. (). K
overturn?tl on riibblah heaps, and coun- iy:s',
try gentlemen visiting the theaters hud '
to bo neeompauled by their armed re- * 1
talners us if in time of war.?Pearson's vv^s '
Weekly. it 10
A l-'lttlnu Urplf.
Major I.omax of tlie United States
army was visiting In Canada soon
after the war of 1812. IIo was enter- An
mu was raised i>y mr. juiiii r.
, of H. F. I). No. 2.
e Hale which weighed &07 lbs,
Mjuglit by the L. D. Culluui Co.,
. IBc per lb.
MOST PAY THEIR DEBTS.
i order lias lieen issued from
f lionrl.iiiQrtnra fit Wn&hinar.
great attraction here
Mrs. Eunice Smith
on a visit to her sistt
Scott.
Mrs. John Barr,
visiting lier mother, M
Airs. W. II lluiet,
Mims, arc enjoying t
mr uou. aiorium: a cool lath, is
of Augusta is VCfy refreshing on awa
r, Mrs. Harris n,,0,n al"(ll, ir, is at "
Mrs. .1. IS. Ivi'v will leave
trip 1.1 New York and <"<
of Prosperity is She will visit her daughter
rs. .lamesOdom A Sc'inell, near Crecnwii
and Miss Eliza I'"1,1 ?>n, Walter J. I ic
he pleasures of 01
C plainly, |
rm ;.r FIRST BALI; OF THIS CHOP 1
W?. , AT LEGSV11I.F,.
soon for a Mr. .T. W. Spann, of near Lee;
(iincetient and one of our prosperous fan
, Mrs. K brought to Leesville on Tuesday
h, <Onn . tiist bale of new cotton that has
y. In New marketed there this year. it.
boii-jht hy Messrs. Ilouki inhi
West for 111 rn-.lc iw>f Mi Tim
llftlLiO vulu
SOLD The store of of *"*
s i !? and vobbcd of tfoods j ~ .rpr
ni rs. about *100, ontlii* ni*M.e LI 1 ^
"ie JFtW Hr
S WB DF ....
I?1a I
c oi stroin has bought at Ward?, where he
h'th. will move sometime in the future.
Protracted services were held at
PT F i d is last week. The tirst day of the
ILL meeting, the people seemed very indifferent
hut several were brought to
Christ in the last. There has been
four addit I >ns to the church.
.let or i?
j IllIIH'il III IJUI'IKT Iuxr uiutvio vi vuv i unt
of tlio royal regiments. ton t
After dinner speeches and toasts lie- gOVC
Ing In order, one of tho Hrltlsh officers,
having Imbibed too generously of tho ^
champagne, gave as a toast, "The President
of the United States, I>cad or ai*K
Alive!" The toast was accepted with l''y
laughter. why
Major Lomax rose to respond, saying, Lhcli
"Permit me to give as my toast, 'The
v/iiiva. m/uvnjuui vv? o uv ?
hat all employees of the federal
rnment must pay their debts or
. Cort lyou is Justly praised for his ^ >n
for, as the Koverue- ** n?r.
pays lli>crally, thei
its employees si HE
r honest debts. HI
vicaT^inuu, . v/?
Messrs. J. II. Whi
Wright, wlio with M i
on a trip to Northllcl
joy the pleasures am
the Moody?Hihle (>
returned very enth.j
tr-p and the Confcrenc
M. WHIT i EN IN NEW
ite and MiUiffC ? , . .... . ,
. Cooper, were r' ' * / ' "I ten left
,i. M.ihs , ici en- w,k ;v<"i"cs,iav arieni?"
I lulvunliiues, t.tthe North ho wilt (tea,,,
uilorei.ce. have a'; s '<
iastlc over the ?! "a'Vm,or.t'-,
Now ork t;t lay in lib fall
t t stock,/.
YORK. weighed IU | o inri.s and grade
for New strict middling,
n. "W li ile s - - ?
lest of the Colo Blesiso Is going to run for
issociation rnor next summer on," dispel
i goes to platform, ile is authdMy for
and win- statement. Is he the "logical c
date?"?The Mmvillc MoTtntai
,'Ts GlRijpT^vor"
A daughter of Mr. y* t ^ ( f thc
Uoatwriglit, of near , . \ the fever,
is-'iry Wednesday of typhcll 6 Qia.
Boatw right and sever? ^
undi- children are sick witld
i on FOR SAi-E.
Mrs Near HaLcsburg, line farm lands by
Other d e. C. Ridgcll, Habesburtf, S. C.
The . j jL
Subscribe tor The Advocate.
rrlnct' Regent, l>ruuk or Solier" " The
Itritls!i otttoer sprung Instantly -ib bis
feet and In angry tones demanded, "
"Sir, do you Intend that remark as an CJ*811
Insult?"
To which Major Lomns calmly answered,
"No, Blr; aa the replf to one."
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or bankable paper? jfiSP
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