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sS?%* jjj?; ,1'*VX .:' * . S/K, "?* * # ." - m: i * ' , > 7v i SeTvern sparrow. ! 1 jf??? adv0cat1 rays ff^ED STAE.I v s. WAGFNER. TODAY S REPORT OF at \ . %yi J I f a n vims IsaS; -M HK * *Yf "a :& '? f ;3 ? SSjsi^ ]Bb'-\.: ' .? Sj* STRAPS AND TWITTERINGS. (From our regular correspondent.) Mrs. W. l.ec Gunter is spending sometime with Mr. Boatw.iglit's family near Samaria who Is quite ill with fever. INTEREST)^ ^WS 0F MANY B' rt-? Jl. (Fro Thnroi v of rain Tor Mcs* 1 "ere lias Ire . Oee ol the past weoker*J| I{. F ..... , section are busy lhnft"m? -i*.. J Wo. D. NO. 1--H0AD NOTES &C. > n our regular correspondent) ,, .. . , Iicv. N ;rs. Jacob I?ou ana Francis Mo- Xavier ' near Saluda, visited friends cn t|r|vjr,g ou I), last week. od about t 1; i< kMII nrntfPftKcinff nn uriti. \nft hAnvn N. G. COMER'S "" JONDITIOK. the new c O. C'ooncr, who is in the Hospital at Charleston, is I t ami his condition is reportlie same, as it was when lie (I- rom our r I an V AVJJDi OTTON WAREHOUSE ?Y INCIDENTS OF NTEREST. otinIa.r corrrsuondonfc.) 1 New F 'all Goods! I The many friends of Mr. Wess Lyi brand were surely glad to see him on our streets a few hours, Monday. Mr. Ilasseli Gantt of ?teedman's was here on Lusiucss, Tuesday. I)r. Whitlockof Kitchen's Mill was here a short time,, Monday, lie has ?c\eral patients in and around here. |-m.-kmg cotton. pulling fodder I house >i , wqt- Lybrand, <f und J( Mr. and Mr "Bi. visiting reia Prosperity, S.i | i,rtives in this sP?\ Ala., i , ... ,1 lommg, Mr. R. muuit On lest l<ri| J f the Oup'irsecRaw!, a true i| ! Union E. I . Thc lion, was buri long duration of ma('? Church, lie V of a Lm .. v" (* " "Vv being erected by Messrs. Cofc? jhnsun. jinrnn () Iluckaber of Liberty Hill. |/[| X Ji is visiting relatives in this com- r, Reports ^' the neigh) home of Mr. Joe Ilrown was year cotto happy last week by the arrival cent of las auncing boy. Aiken, S < 'ON REPORTS. ~ reached the Advocate from VNartll0,lse waj jorinK ginneries that this It is though n crop is hardly over t?i? per will be ready I it year's. tirst or Octobe rr??^ 1 U. August (Special)? riders of t lie proposed use held a meeting last li the building of the > assured. it that the warehouse 'or storing cotton by t lie tr. Our new Fi partment are a complete will b plete showing e all Stocks for every d< rriving daily, and whe e, by far, the most con iver made by any stoi a?r. jitn uooner. one of Wagencr's popular young men paid our town a visit Saturday and some of our girls ^ -vere rather pleased. Little Covan Gunter, who has been ill more than a week, is able to be up A" again at Ibis writing. Mr. M. S. Gouter spent Thursday in lM1ll.nl.? . #.n. "I X It Mrnines*. i ^erection ? nicc weeu Mr. H.Al?Jlacc. Mj. now dwelUng 4rjhnelgrovc visited t0 aCy Mr. and Mrs V?Jitinday last. 1 ^ie his brother, UciHf qUite ill at this chase Mr. .1. W. ShcHKxiScc him out Mis; writing, but the ni again soon. \ Jhorning Mr. W.J had t G.W.Cook was iit town last A Cf T J on business. Aolr C. L. Temples is now prepared The Ai ommodule his whole family on* spreading leslion of visiting by the pur- many is g or a nice two-horse suvrey. s v'ara Garvin gave the carrier DEATH 0, icest basket of peaches he has Miss An his season. Many thanks, for who 1 llVs H I 111 1 V A iTIC. CHOLERA. siatic Cholera is rapidly the school el? in eastern Europe. Ger- T,iC c||ief really alarmed. special term o ....... ty, bcRlnninu F MISS AMANDA SHEALY. September. '1 landa Siicaly about 5:$ years cd here now, ives about two miles south oners in Tail. illllliuu IUI1S Ol UIO AlKsachers' summer sclioo . Tuesday, arter which sed for tl?e summer. justice lias ordered a f court for Aiken countlie third Monday in I'lils term is much neodfor there are 2"> pris under one roof, the population, STYLE v. " p V jg. ??' have been the \ i ^ * - in any town of doub in the entire State, and QUALITY rery first consideratio Mr and Mrs. Gary Gibson, visited relatives near Batcsburg Sunday. Tl?e many friends and rdatives of Mrs. Debbie Stores regretted tosee Iter ca\e for lier lioine Friday, after spend ng a month here with her parents, lier sister Mrs. Jones accompanied ner home, where she will spend some ia.su raiuiryv llifi Lexington peach 6. Ilipp was bun J time c Baptist church.VOIJ,<.lic(i an elegant. Mos llev. Wcssingc Ye congregation < werc sermon to quite! r last. last'! at Cedar U r jvc tl oKvho has bccu 0nc Mr. H. D. Ljbl Phonoe now. mcn< working at AIkcRN^I on bui -Biff WAT1 os are certainly acceptable tins of Hatesbi if the year. Illness at 1 Mr I* 15 srs. L. II. Ott and <>. ('. Brodic 1 . . Mie way seen bnng.ng cotton to town propersy c ?esda*- * close oilic of 11 F. D's most, popular young Mr. L. II. Ilidd, was in Wagoner f,.,, sinoss las'. Monday. There i,, .,, , . , , . drinking < irg died after several weeks Liie home of her brother, laik in Shealy, on Wednesday. open on the IE . hurried on the Old Home j,lm'>erlon th >n Thursday. Rev. tirose- '"Jent that ne iatcd a the funeral. Aiken s most. A negro nan .it iii<<miiii< ?>. killed at a iipj ; hut one sure euro for the Wagoner Sun disease or habit, an J thn t is ' nmri'M nniuo/l / i tlie i'incs Hotel will ?th. of December. Mr. c proprietor, feels conxt winter will be one of successful seasons. led Fred Davenport was :ro I'aptist church near iday night by another m tne selection You pay nc ton Goods, as 01 lines were all m ^ was at its lowej of every article. ? advances here on C01 nr purchases for thes tade while the mark* ?t. tllUU* Mr. llamp Sally, a popular traveling man of Augusta, was in town this morning. Misses Lizzie May Edwins, Ottolee >6 and Hriltie (lunter worshipped at tKcthcar chureli Sundav. Mr. W. LeeUunter paid Columbia :lis usual call last SninrHou MITES Fll, THEP- A 1 f? last \\ tmrnrnt '"/ Mc" A ELSE OF | carrie h. r.^iariv is auie ili i e out the slnmh niter ii recent illness* jn ^ a. r. Fallaw and Ids eliarminp ';,s iter, Miss Mary, wont to Aiken V'",.'1 , stroy the 1 ce'v* make tin W..I. Creed spent a while last thoughts lay in Wagenfi. when he l provided i Malcolm (iarvin pave t lie need} had not lu r a nice chance o1 verv line noars cultivated St of all. The euro consists unknown licet lruits. That will ourc tlie mi,?i? ,., r ,a. :? of Inebriety that over af V , P person. It will entirely de C *1,1'1 rosl1 Ittste for intoxieants and will " '({I'Oc.s that <1 ; drunkard return to the t;ess Heady \vj and tastes of his childhood, says t hat lie 1< ovod the luxuries nature had defense, or him and when his appetite ?come contaminated liy false. Alt'. J A. \N fimtoQ mnl ntfitiwlfiiit t'liiao ittiVille s met] ivcauy .iiiii several oes. His body cut in a cos, but a wound over ilted fatally. All of the lid the killing escaped, is put In jail today, lie illed Davenport in self Stanstield. oneofGranst nriiminont. pit i'/iinu Those of 01 to sell again, wi while our stock: U/HITTC! ir customers wishin ill do well to come her 3 are not broken. IVT rv FM r Miss Edwin's school, at Junipci 'reek, will close Monday. We regret g t , have Miss Edwins leave*us,?some it our young men have begun weep'0 ing already. , Tlic old and young people here are ooking forward with much pleasure | to the "Cue"'to be given by llarman , .ml I -.i^l ? > JJ % (respondent.) and g (I-'rom our rcgulAr=5;atlier is lino c-rtai Dear Editor, th? and very hot- f?n(' c new after sonic a i farmers are form weather last week, lid fodder. has a; now gathering cottoilj ? mis. a free roan11 Mr. .1. L. Malthew<Biis best, oxen _ fortune to loose one oik. it his Saw-mill last rapes the ol Iter nay which were desires mi nly appreciated. tJirls, who are l"'1'-"" <>v< . iii liked frui if pears and yountf men, should fOI. his acquaintance at once, lie or wo?mn KOod supply of pears and also lias wj,0 and open heart, which would detdly en y accept of the love of some of there is no net's fairer sex. same liuti surely des J. iM. (loss and some of his t til Imaginary pleasures. No iHed tlfc his >r saw a mail or woman wli > morning at :$ t ami who had an appetite h d a stroke No person over saw a man week ago fron with an appetite for drink ert.(j n,> WJ,i fruit. The two tastes are at JamCS Quiuby initv with each other, and i room for bath of them In the I fur a ,,uniluM' c tan eonstitntlon. One will 1 jjr b -pr troy the other. What to Eat | Qf Uie pC(,Dics home there Saturday o'clock. Mr Stansheld of paralysis about a i which lie never recov; an employee in Mr. 's store at (iranitcville if years. otti, tlie popular cashier Ikink. has resigned his nil ir,i v ? COJ FX. i> L>KV UUUDb IVIPANY. ..... uuu, <u iiuu, repusmoer vtn, eating and "Tripping of l he light ( fantastic toe" will be the order o! the day. Mr and Mrs. Toy Haw Is were lie \ guest of Mrs. llnsa belle Guntcr Friday. Mr. Loyd Guntcr. of Lexington, v was on our streets a short, time Satur ^ 1 Mr. II. L. Padgett.^ list week, villi (fJ!lv^.x ndly snat'K'ono dajt'she is (loin^ i slat from tile fen?V o tfet over the Mr. .'cry well and is likely\"| few d; aouiid. . ii ? .. herbwas I he finest Mr Caleb BthercdG^T estimated to V(|X1 iok in this section; its Mr. TCthered- Mes reijfh over t>00 poundsfea and plenty Jhowr e has fine hosrs everv I own raisirur. friends bad some line sport one \ si wpek shooting cloves l'in^al's mnrkuhle ami Mrs. M. 1$. Cook spent a jt j8 s|tn? lys last week at the bedside of about sev other, Mr. John f-'cott, who is (of Mull, J II with t yphoid fever. f*v'. deep, aiul 02 fee srs. (J. L. Temples and W. T. 0f i went, to Aiken last Monday. do with th ll.Mnark.ble lirotto. position Oil act cave Is one of tlie most re- 1* nana lettei natural grottuvH in Europe. Jud^je James J lied on the Island of StnlVa. (lersonville, N en miles off the west coast better after Scotland. The cavern Is 7 .jiui.re stated dl" fe-t Wide at the en trance betlcr he woi; t liijfli at the opening at time , . e. Tide has a meat deal to an* 01 ??^COU o size and dimensions of Fin- months# 1 lie , .. . .. . . . \ 1.1 -l-U 4 1 . omit of his health, to Solicitor llildebrand, V hi rich, who is ii? Ueii. O., is feeling muqli a serious illness. The that though feeling ilil not he uhle to hold rts for the next two many friends of Judge t wm WTT T Tmrn IROOKF.R T. WASHINGTON MIS SPARROW." ? GILBET GLEAMS. fi SOCIAL MATTERS-COMINGS. GO- ' jwere ' I Mi Mr. R. L. Keisler made a business I is vi; ~ MY. , reverything else of I ,? , l!u/.li;in!iHHHHH to Ward-MPHHIHH in tUIs section on busiiW**s 10(lay* , .,? ,,...., ,1( -Jof Wards. IIK n SSt'S inline uuAiiaiui. 1/lin . .1 to tin* desiiiiiu m this section ana mis. (i. MiUliell or Sulu ocndin^ u lew days with Mr. (. . 'j'lus ???< ; am i "*jj' I ltoar of tl I - i title. mn Al1 IVfD TUAO J considered .ill 111 1I1LI, illUD. J. tier. I ? , ileir.iuse 11 is eminently 11 -uuiicii uiiruii| him an early r uu'*- waters arc always the A revival tin 10 .vein. At time of very the St. John's le there is twenty feet of ffjnnjng Slinc ? "o. It ean he readily mi., ? . .. .. ... 1 lie pastor, K* hunts ? will be asststct In Europe nilgai's cave is 'v; ^ ' mnip3i tlie greatest lirltlsli won- The Warrcm has closed a dt ^nuui tins s*aie wish ocovcrv. setiny will be licld inMethodist Church, belay, September 10th.. iv 11. It. Turnipseed,. ] by his brother, Hew eeu, or CaimtetA^. *? w k'iiie aianu lac luring Co., sal with the Carolina | IT. WlLLlfllli. COTTON PICKING, ABUNBAI RAINS AND PERSONALS. (From our regular correspondent. Farmers are still picking colt TAKFN FOR WAITEP. ? Thaj the dignity of Booker T WashI higton cannot be easily rultled was ii marie pla n today when a woman at the hotel in Fairfield, Iowa where lie was s opping, ordered him to gel her a pitcher of ice water. ) The distinguished negro was passing .on through the ha'lway when a woman's trip to Lexington Monday. light Mrs. J. E. Strickland has returned irier liouiu after a two wick's stay with lier inoiher and relatives in Chester. ( MissKllic Hall, formerly of this 0 i i . . i !aun( place, but now ol Stead nun, is visiting her brother here, Mr. Isaiah Hall. M: The barbacuc. last Saturday at ^aw ITayes Siding one mile from here, was Tl or her relatives,^ '1"" "?m; | n . ss Mamie Jennings -)W ' 'Iur lines visited In this477 SL'^tiuu iusL| ifW Tlioi r. Slid ton Whittle Wf's >"<?vecl lifs lrea.su mill to Mr. A. P. Mills, < ie health of our lW)lnni,,|iil.v is -NL'sl('ri ?- r* aS far ;is J ' ls')(,( i UMKY OF NEWBERRY. J" there won nas.l. WcCrary, rresident and times in al ler of the Newberry Cotton f?n,? ;llul lied in Newberry, his home, s"ltf woul p.. ... ?, ? there woul ut} . r or .51 years Mr. McCrarv ... ... . . no evapot 11 a resident and identified ,, . ? i.iriii. and row limit Temperature. , . , ... ,. , trie hunts on t authorities on tlio solo nee , lojry tell us that without Hie V. . 1,10 001 i.uik' s in iho temperature hunts ill lirsi a Id lie a pel'feet ealin at all ^d as needed. 1 parts of the ulobe. .v uniunvaryinu hnrouietrie pres- ti ft rp ft T (1 everywhere prevail and f A J & I, 1 he no changes of seasons, an.hi or eundensation, no AliiT . er Co., to install eleclio streets of Warrenltract calls for ten arc Liui others are to be addACCIDENR IN ITSTA ft A and pulllug fodder. Rain came in abundance last W nesday winch everybody was ulad see. Mr. and Mrs W F. Podic visi relatives at Batesburg Tuesday. \ Mr. Tailye Fulmer and his sis MissTrannie, attended protracted < head emerged from a room door, and after vigorously expressing her opinion of an elietric bill system, which h id ' failed to work satisfactory, told him to bring the water, ted Washington bowed and an w red,*4Willi pleasure." Then he w>nt ter to the odici and lo'.d the clerk. The ,el._ latter hurried to th i wo.nin's room and infor ned her of the nam ; of her well attended, considering the had very weather, kmr Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Monts. of Blythewood have been vsisting relatives here and in the Mt. Pleasant section. The Lewiedale academy will open Monday, Sept. 4. Prof. L. S. handler 'l will be principal again. :$lst Misses Leila md Frances and Mr. n'K' L s Lindler returned home from the ^,c noou prescui im wan a ,v, krl of New EATING C#BS. he Baltimore ^"?]P",ur' Ko'i.t r , , Minus that Mr. JfWest. ??? .,r E. j U.ot l(oukn,yl.t&-M;i0[Lccsv.||5 prominent niercha JTuith th , Mr. ! il L11:it lias made lor the wdl'aro I ,iian:;<-s of fberry. lie is survived by his would soon here beintf no ebildren) and a and ineap r, Mr. Geo. 15. McCrary, of hfe. n. The Okies L. HARTLEY SICK. the Kinpen suuenc L. Hartley has been ?i. . .i. Ill ."-HOI I, WIWKHll ? ? wm temperature the atmosphere By the splitt become poisonous. stagnant fo<?t of Washin able of sustaining human in> q.j Aug. ;50f attached to ; riie Divinic Bell. lesion Branch t intelligence respecting tin- leaving / diving boll in Kuropo is tin- and overturiici an exhibit at I Ioledo lie fore lure of the : >: Charles V. in the middle than two pe * ** v* Ala intf of a switch at the k'ton St. at about 7 a. h. A passenger coach, a train on tlie CharOf the Southern it. k u^usta, was derailed 1. Owhiff to the naiccident, tliat more ople were killed vices at c-onnin ouuuay. I understand that Mr. J. B. Rh has rented a home at Leesville, wh he will move this fall Mrs. J. M. Padgett has been spe iug a while with her sister, Mrs Ji ? ^ McCarty, who has been very ill. Misses Sue and Dora DeLo '.nunK MnnHnv wllli Miss Clara Itii cup-bearer, Tin woman express -d ier? regret at lier mistake.?Halto News, ere ? ?d. EL LOTION RUMORS. -hn It is rumored that because of actions taken in oilier counties that aCl, steps w ill be taken sliortly to secure r an injunction to prevent the com summer school Tuesd ly. waJi Capt. and Mrs. 1). J. rirtit.li, of cr Columbia, visited in town Tuesday. t'ie BARBECUE. We will furnish a first class "cue' ' with refreshments at Todd, s. O. ?jK Sept. l?th. 19 one mile from Seivcrn, ' K nn R I{. Sneakers on the new county , havmc a jouy vin. Crabs &c con.,no merchants there g?[F with hi re a few days ago. $ j4 SCHOOL OPENdf 0N?AY' 'THE he llatesburjf Gra,J ' [ A? ? on Monday mm I'm ? >r. J. R. T. Major _ .j ^as ad ? L| I Mils fou i.a a ?..<nl?r tine young j t.ninrpfi <1 to his lied fur abotll a week t .reeks, in I ilious fever. j s:m<l porsol i tlie water LOST IS FOUND. 11" button lost in front of Cui lotilby Mr. N. Rogers I ayiv "What ki verlised for on Aug. H'h and chap, Cnbb nd in the possession of u small I I don't beli? tinv C ill..-.-# ?... *? " ' niiiurv, wiu'ii iwo remarkable. T ho prcst'iifo of several thou- iceman F. II. I iis. lot themselves down In r, W Lot'tan(i in a law inverted kettle . ilng light nml came up again ??? lllo,e t,r le ting wet. tier's jury gave, dent, a mis-pla <!?'ii11ii<-nt ion. rolieeinan M n<l of a looking man is that years old and lelon, you just mentioned? Augusta's very ve I have met him." ,?;r?. .,,,,1 ?i.,k base killed were: I'odurpliy and Flagman, a nu.rber of passengers ss injured. The Ceroas cause of the acciced switch urphy was about 50 regarded, as one of best, officers; lie leaves r*? ? Miss Annie Ilerlong visited trie around Mt Willing last week. Su m tribe for Ths .Vlvjjits. V VVV^V^X^VVV'A missioners from declaring an election nds or that other legal steps will be taken in an attempt to Ihwatt the will of the people. Nothing detinite has developed yet.?The State. and Dispensary are invited to come; 1 and speak, String band and dancing 1,11 for young people. L ls Hat man & Gantt. r ,?or.,u^a'"T. WatsuD, ^ y bur^xc. ' <?. ar. f?. gyr.. 7. gr. & . or. & :-C>CC* C>C*r> * * >* Jll ^ V. V Ijy .'I I". >Y li ^ ' " " vho having seen tlie notiiv oi ; , identified the button, ;is Mr by its initlrls. It brings I ' t"'1' r- fir. gr. er. gr\f7\ fi?\ 6?\ <y\ ps-. OT. C-, gr. pr- fir. fii XSV ts^. ?V XSSL- rs. <55.. <a i -*< ?( IV/ tllMI vim sec two men off 1 ii n v? * .. .... ? . ? Mr. Lott was a whore ami olio of t ticiii . t? <!(>:>Ill, tl.u ..Hut one is a w,fe and tw" jremains have la. where they wili \ ??-. C7* 0' or. C7- or. ?T. fjr. f?. GS. e?. (7- C7- C7- G e W- ^ vW m- WWW <!! 'W C L HI 1 HI 1011. L you OK' man and leaves young children. iijs en bent to IClko, S. > \ be Intend today. &??????? N I Si Our Mr. Bo W T?q11 cmr? AATirH ill & w uknight returned this hPV nflpprmcrs inter G week from the New ' .oods b> York andPaltimore m; r the Ci rrkets, where lie lias I ir Load B5raaaas88aam$?>5a?5r??e8sreBW3i?TiM >een carefully selectii I V I 9 V ? G . ? & iff our Z J. Ull lillVi * f 1111 We have at WV*. V AA. V/A AAA ^ K_/ Cloth inj Ided to our already lai n 1.1 !i-l. ?! : : CI rge stock a full line of vi/?l ? rt-P n n ir 1\/I AVI/1 V\ O V\ 4" ^ ... lothpg!! : Clothini^01' both old ; 1/1 ur Dry : Cloth i and young. These su Millinct 'rig!!! its were carefully ma( ? X y m y y y le and o g win compare jj? splendent wit If jf +&&$>&$<$ $><&&&&&$ <$>$"$> i -1I One Cj iavorauiy witn tnu wi h all that Ladies love ar Load of JJ l\ UL <XY\y 1VAC1 ^IlCillO J '$-?? ? Furniture L CliiWl / jl ft Qn-V!o suit the poc ' Beut f0Y s*eePmg 7 - ^ ^ * j una x > W UIW1 4 ;kets of all; Suits to s id the best of Chairs f i iveparcment will uit the gentler sex 'or setting un. . . be rey . ^ d ?Iron g ' knight >C> -CC-COCOC- tOOOC* & Wes1 ?? ? , nt^ 1 not L. = u* p." 5?ee 2???????-eo?< n I I IIIll?Ill iimwu^wumi IIIH?il LEESVILL ar-.r-JT'. cr. cr. rr. cr. cr. & c7- tr. pr. t V V "V* ?V <?V W ^ 1 F - - <T tr- ?\ CS\ &'. &\ f7\ &\ (T\ 0T\ 0T\ 4 y ^ Sv c*. *V %. V V <V <v ?v * o f -/sr. /y. ? v /'V t <L t "V - t ) / / ' /