Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^1 " MEETME /_ AT TAP Special Sale of Rugs and Niati Tremendous line of all kinds of large and small Ruj of every Imaginable kind, flattings and Linoleums ? than you can find anywhere else. Ladies' Furnishing Departm We have on sale a fine assortment of Ruffs and fan Handsome Chiffon pieces In black and white and bloc black velvet ribbon snd dainty lace ruffles. Bach pit some one. Several pretty white pieces that are sw wear. We have marked the prices way down onthes and see them before they are picked over. Prices $17.50 each. j Large Lace Collar in white and cream, heavy Iris These are new and very stylish; 50c. to $2.25 each.' White Lace Collar and Cuff Sets, heavy Irish point are swell with dark waists and only 50c set.| Pretty White Silk Cliimcsctses, trimmed with fint Insertion, new and stylish. Very nice to wear with and 75c. Pretty Collar in white, good quality linen, hcavil special, 25c. Plaids and Persian Ribbon for belts and collars. 1 most stylish ribbon on the market, all pure silk, si special 39c. and 49c. yard. We have a full stock of the celebrated Pay Stock girls and ladies. We have them in medium and hea% a heavier quality school stocking for boys and girls every pair of these Stockings to give perfect satisfai Stocking for winter wear, for comfort, durability health. Prices 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c. and 50c. pair. 4 Have you seen ovr W. B. "Nuform" Corset? It fortable In a sitting or stanelng position. Hvery w< ever worn the Nuform knows that it is perfectly en the first day. They are the proper Corsets for U Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. We have also a complete stock of the well known Styles to fit any and all figures. Light and heavy $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Handsome Crepe de Chine Ties and Scarfs, white, cate shades of blue and pink with deep, rich Persian goods are entirely new and very handsome. Prices up to $4.75. Beautiful Laces in Val and Torchon, insertions t widths, suitable for dresses and underwear; worth i price we ask, 5c. y^rd. WASH GOODS. (We will sell today big lot of Imperial Long Cloth, 12 yards in bolt, worth $ 1.25, sale paice, bolt, 98c. Beautiful line of extra quality Fleece Downs in ne signs, the thing for ki.-nonas and sacks. Special prli Lxtra quality of fine Outings in plain and fancies, etc; the 12 I-2z. kind at, yard, 10c. " ocauiuui rcrtaiL's in an tuiurs, wurin iu., win uc yard, 8 1,3c. White Persian Lawn, 40 inches wide; this is the ever shown on this market at 30c.; will he sold at, Special Sale of White Law We will p'lt on sale a big .lot of fine White I wide, will not thicken when washed; this is the be; 12 l-2c. ; sale price, yard, 10c. Silks Now Selling. ^t'-y l.Ti'sines and Taffeta Silks. 27 inches wide checks, stripe cord effects, flecks; this line is swe Waists, worth $1.00; will be sold now ut, yard, 69< Big lot of Pure Silk Foulards in all colors and des wide, worth 75c.; will be sold now at yard, 30c. Pure Silk Peau de Cygnes in black, white, cream, and royal blue, brown and green, 20 inches wide, go for evening dresses, worth 75c.; will he sold now at $1.25^Black Taffeta at $KC Black Taffeta Silk, 36 inches wife, every yardgua splendid weight, high lustre. You can't match it at sold now at, yard, $1.00. TABLE DAMASK. 50 holts of fine Mercerized Table Damasks in nev weight, wears and washes best, worth and you can' for less than 30c. to 50c.; Tapp's price yard, 25c. 75c. Napkins at 5(>c. 200 dozen Union t.inen Table Napkins, half and worth and sell the world over at 75c.; to be sold not The Jas. L.Tapi 1642-1646 Main Street. COLUMBIA, - SOUTH CA I <^1 ; . J M^iii -wf Yoftng Kalcoaa School. M l.SS A ^ Hie y<fung of falcons and hawks are vllle's ell H well trained by their parents. From last Hat u the time they are. strong enough, to pull our tow, ^ nt aud ''i"e?k ?P the quarries brought panfcfc to them it is one long course of instrue- " tlon. The old birds know perfectly w,t'1 us 1 well what the young ones will have to htfain sue ? , ? do, and they get them tit for doing It jjiss M( | A. ^ us soon as they can. They compel them mn?. e ' ' to take longer flights day o/fter day . I a. and teach them how to stoop?that Is, 'Hi'can -* ? strike at their quarry. One or the oth- time last er will snoot up with a portion of featb- cu na1 er or. It may be, fur, followed by the >ur stree 7ouug hopefuls. Tben the morsel Is \f u dropped from the clutch. Down they dash for It, and the one that makes the ^ean Sw .J quickest stoop secures the prize before unday. LlngS. Jt readjeg the ground. When the old jj. w Ksand curtains b,rd8 y?unK can fend for Mond ' themselves, off they go. This is not a uay. it lower prices case of choice, but necessity, for they *iiss Li are simply cuffed and buffeted off. So vVagener well Is this known in the country that It Is a common thing to hear a lad say, Ah acc ?nt. "Them 'ere hawks has druv their young, last Tliu una off."?Blackwood's Magazine. a 18 year cy Neck Pieces. Whj|e k, trimmings of A w"n'1"fnI k??.ir. boV8 wai There Is a family of microscopic .. . ^ . ce is a hand- plants called diatoms which swarm in eu ? all oceans in every clime. They are a sPinte ell for evening conted with pure silica, or Hint, and pulling i ie goods. Come aro found in the most delicate and love- hie hunt liest forms. So tiny are they that It reniembt from 98c. to takes 41.000.000.000 of them to 1111 a single cubic Inch, and 180,000,000 to _ the nuked eye would just look like a *^0ndi h point effect. ~H_ speck of dust and weigh only n gralu. few days They multiply so fast that within forty-eight hours one may become H.000- 1 effects; these 000 and its offspring till two cubic feet in four days. As they die they sluk to Tbroug the bottom, falling In a constant show- 8Pln'd ii ? ~ pr- 111 the course of ages tliey 1111 up P,lSs?s t? ace g^ harbors, the deposits formed of tlieui They re\ Coat Suits; 50c. being many miles in extent and liun- ber us 11 ilreds of feet in thickness. The deep- oligarch} . . ... .... 1 est deposit Known is mat 011 wuicn tre ' V pmhrnidered* c,t-v of Berlin stands, which is eighty- h,in- sty embroidered, fout f(ipt th,ck u St Peten,burg or doge there Is ? deposit of thirty feet, and at which c .. . Uichmoiul, Va., is one of eighteen foot. which ev lie newest onu _ sprung c x inches wide; The <\??i Mnu. people n/ The superiority of those men v.*bo bound ill keep their tempers in public bodies is mere ph in,rs for boys s,) :l I'parent that coolness should be larger j one of the lif e virtues to be cultivated and' dur ry weight. Also there. The di. erect member will re- haft been gard public life of this kind ua a tberefor* e guaran ce school for such a purpose. There are vfreutost :tion. The ideal trials for nervous or impulsive men respects often In these positions, but a part of was com y economy andzsi their tactics must be to resist them H wall of they are to have hope of success. Xot'h- wishing iug can be clearer than that it Is for Venetlar is just as com- their interest to do so. The debater he cliosi . . who keeps cool is sure to have his op- Thayer's Oman w 0 as ponent at a disadvantage. Tlie cool mfortable from man is usually a master of sarcasm, Fir?t which Is an effective weapon in an- The le new modes. noying nn adversary, but a dangerous Vesta a = * one also, because there is always the tostants temptation to carry it too far. The yacht r 1 P. N. Corsets. men who liuve the wicjest influence $10,000. ... n . are the good nature*! men. whose words race in weight. Prices . ,cave ^ sting behin), t]wm from N -?? -^3 18CG, ai: An Awe limplrtiiK Spectacle. fortnigh black and dell- Of tiie overpowering magnificence of the line . . the sun's corona as seen in a total and Fie border. These . ... eclipse some Ld*ra ma;* ue gnibereu morning 50c., 75c., $ 1.50 ? when It Is considered that even matter And for of fact scientists are stricken speech- thnt 3,<X less with awe tn Its presence. Sir Fran- courpnni o match; good c'8 Galton w/is once assigned to mea3- heavy s ure the heat of that strange halo. He rain, ha many times t'lC recounts tltat he experienced a feeling of supreme exultation when he dlscov- fr.om b* 1 oka.1 flint lilo inatsiimmd ivna ,..wl tkn, ^ CI vvi uiui ilia lunii uiucui. tjk\jih-ai uiiu luc, and tliat he would be permitted a few ring sb moments In which to revel in the re- a.?y on< marknble spectacle. So carried away winter i beautiful finish* wag he py tjle glory of the punorama that he even forgot to note down the < beginning of the first contact. The t w colors and de- worthily OTfrroolird Hlmaelf. China. ce, yard, 15c. The wives of two British army of- with sr checks, stripes."^ fleers who had been statloued for a sprcadln long thne iu India met recently in Lon- shade, don nnd went to a restaurant to take or spurg sold today at, luucheon together. As their talk was oil plant * of a personal and somewhat private resembl! nature, they fell to conversing in llln- but as 1 iloostanee. This aroused tlie curiosity of nut cont prettiest awn ^he waiter attending tlieui to bursting Uar to : yard 25c. point. He presently came forward and pressed said gravely: "Excuse tne, madame, use is u ?^ but I think it only right to inform you used pr that 1 understand French." work ai Lawn, 40 inches To" ublequa The Tom. of tl st on earth] at The second toe should be longer than 8icni inj the others to denote an artistic temper- framew< anient. Here seutimentalism dwells fr0m tht and romance und imagination. If tho larger toe is strong and broad the In- \t clinatlon toward realism will be check The e , in all 'colors, " ed by a good amount of practical tllng for sense. In the purely artistic foot the in Leiec II for Suits or little nicuiher of the five should curl villngo^ inward. Its arching upward denotes action c a passionate nature. The women of retain p Igns, 24 inches southern countries are noted for this )t.ft to tl distinction. bottle i< round \ , t . . Indolent . T. an, p n. , g Itosslui was one of the most Indolent ^ men md style, swell uien that over lived, yet he wrote operas against time, as it were. "The *. . . t? yard, 49c. Barber of Seville." for instance, was , ' written and mounted in less than a ' ~ ., , - ..... contents ?0 month, which fact gave rise to L>onl- . . . .. ... . . ? , tlllt\ lOI zettls cogent witticism. 1 pon being ?r,,)|min ranteed 'owear, told tliat ltossini had finished his opera ^ic-it i>l< f in thirteen days Donizetti replied: "It J... y gn* In very possible. He Is so lazy!" T The Oir?-ft of n Home. "Dear me," said young Mrs. Ilunni- ' niune, "I must see our grocor right ?,?n can away" ? ?? ,lne yolJ v designs, best .<Whftt for,.. asked Iw.r husband trade m t buy the same "I have some Instructions to give ' MMll,,ut him. I want to tell him to make our ,c' ' OI" eolTee a little stronger and our butter a tli!U' ''nI little weaker." er^ Qtmi who ear Ctiiurr* nttiin. Will UOt full bleached, In Samuel Pepys* period a bill was shop thn brought Into parliament "to restrain course y v at. dozen, 59c. the excessive and superfluous one of hut If ; conches."? London Outlook. right. 1 . ties of a r- Dlsgrara 1" Immortal and living even 'ts? good when one thinks It dead. - Jlaotu* * thing w< \ Pa PERRY. n-tz I I J| I Kvorjtlilng is lovely in our town at Feral;," J \J \J | 9 present, cool-v v J near a I We arc enjoying a shower of rain passed i which is v r. much needed at th 8 roused h time in our community, 1 think agood aiu rain will he a general help to us and ??. ?*\ ROLINA. prospects are brought for it result, "i Miss Jessie Ogilvia has been ill sev * i era I days with measles. We hope to sec her on our streets again soon. Rea Udolp lice steadman, one of Leesarming young .'ladies spent irday night and Sunday Id i with her cousin, Miss Wills We are glad to have had ber ind hope she /' will visit us | >n. >Dhoe Hoghins, one of the jlrating y/oung ladies Fort ?_ afTord. wajd in town a shoit _ Friday. We feel complimentre had a lady of her type on 18 v> ' a 1 tattle Colmey, the Belle of amp, visited relatives here w< / f-p] . E. Edwards was In town ) pr ila Lybr^nd is on a trip to ident happened near here Dl r.sday night to Mitchael Poole old son of Mr Brantley Poole opo.>sum hunting oneof the a cutting a tree and a piece e"ec IT and struck hi'jpi in the face, "T~" r entering his left eye and e it out. It was an unprofita- M for him and one to be long 36 !red- . and llingswortli carae in on train ? iy. lie will L*e with us for a 36 * ?? fl coloi V?bmc?, ? nont her ?'career Venice In- 501 .1 her sou 5 such devotion as ^ te iiatrioO.sni of most peoples. ^ ered her uk queen, they loved p. lother. Although an exclusive ruled the 6tate, yet every Pr'ce felt that Venice belonged to The Ma7? was the patron equally ?? knd dustman. The legend 50 111 believed, the pageants In ? eii the humblest bad bis place, 40 >*it of the heart of the whole - w\ symbolized the unity which 38 II together. And life In Venice. ^ ys'eal life, was pleasant to a roportlon of the Inhabitants ing uiore generations than It i in: any other city. No wonder, r? J, that when Tlutoret, the of her painters?In so innny ammm the greatest of all painters? [missioned to decorate the vast the! hull of the great council, to express the feeling of every I toward his Incomparable city, e tor his subject paradise.? i "History of Venice." Tmnhadantlc Yncht Race. three! schooners, Henrietta, nd Ij'lcetwing. were the conIn t{he first across the ocean ace. /in 1SGG, for a stake of Tb<pse three yachts made the the tdepth of winter, starting ew TTork harbor on Dec. 11, w0 id finishing off the Needles a r'cr t latjer, the Henrietta crossing Mi on .Christmas eve, tlie Vesta etwlipg finishing In .the early , hoiirs of the great holiday. s,iur' almV>st the entire length of Ml X) mile passage they were aced b{y strong westerly winds, icas mnd alternate squalls of Mi II and* snow. Neither the pn?- ter, i'iI1 ^tr>--o'.Pthta 'tone ?glnnlng to end ot\ th? race, y sulfered every harwhip, barlpwreck, that could Vcome to ? making the paasagit in the uonths. V1^ \ very "Yiina'a National Tree. X. t ung shu, or wood oil, tree IsT uaiued tlie national tree of Lown It is stately In appearance, Mr nooth green bark and wide ^er ^ ig branches, affording' a fine ga^e It belongs to the euphorblacne, fe, family, of which the castor Mr is a member. It boars a fruit were ing a shell bark hickory nut, arge as u small orange. Each a ins three triangular seeds aim- ,wo < small Brazil nuts. The oil Is ing y from these seeds, and the ret- some sed as n fertilizer. The oil U glad, ineipally f j. ; >'lshlng wood ad dressing leather. Consldntllles are exported. The wood guesl ingshu Is used for making mujtru.nents, fine boxes and the * ?rk of small houses. It Is free ' u u ; ravages of Insects. Mr Char ? Odd WreatllnK Mutch. Gala xtraordinarv custom of wres- * a bottle prevails at Ilallaton, Mr istersbire, England, wljero tlie Mun( i have to brace themselves for in Easter Monday In order to Ou ossession of a plot of ground Sund liein in the good old days. The way 4 a large wooden one, bound vlth Iron rims, and contains * 1 is thrown on the ground that t'l's , of the neighboring village of -^r no may try to wrest It from hitnnts of Ilallaton. When the v ,ls s over, the victors drink the The same bottle has done noarly-half a century. As u nry to the great struggle, two ^r) ?s and two dozen penny loaves apaj, rubied for. ters, lie lieu 11> "(iood Mnn." i are really "a good man," If hnnd really do good work In any snJ(j , i do not need capital. In every wsnaner vou will find advor- . - - - Deroi h of tliis character: "Iho serv- , a good man more Important | >ltnl." A cry goes up from ev- wn8j. rter for really good men. men j pef i nccompllsh results, men wlio cause more trouble around a ,11 their services nrc worth. Of 'pOJ on say you are "a good man." punh fou can prove It you are all teors 'here ' no end to the possibili- 'n1(, yoi an who has good linb- booki he. i tul Is able to do some- publl ill.?Al? bison (?lobc. tlon ' Ing h foaKhl n Snfr Spot. p Inamun asleep In a tiger trap yard, thing of a novelty, even for says a Penang writer. "A rus discovered one morning Tb< i\lnta mine, having apparently there the night In the trap. When peopl e said that sleep had overtaken life i 1 so he chose the one spot lenst verai ir the tiger to visit?the trap patie I been set for a year without part .To thought that the tiger knew Rusk s* tw*? about trnps." s d the Mysteries of ho. |cat ? H I Si '/fTT'' < , ?. V S i? ' K>1. ? .. ^ II?? I II ! ?** ? ? ???? - ?* Whitten'8 TREME The Jnderselling N O V E 1 store _ BARGAIN mmrn^mmmm??? ? Our Bargain Getter has beei feast of Bargains and New S ill nigh irresistible, that plea rms--they appeal to your bes estige and to your pocket bo GOODS & SILKS. | V?8,t our new China Department. in. Guaranteed Taffeta 95c (, -white, colors and changeable shooter Warlin I ! 25 Single Barrel Gut w Plaid Silks In all Lie new comr 25 D. Barrel Guns $ Jons 75c in. Black Pea De Sole at .98, 1.25 ^ MILLlNc 1-50. In our new store, w . . _ an entirely new lot of in Plain Taffeta ..65c ferent from what yoi ~ ~ ~ most Millinery establi w Peai- De Hassallnes In all have spared no pains s the equal of any Hat DO yd. Heavy Teasle outing 9c J^e st,te* The creat . A . _ . . Department fingers ol ?vy outing 10 I-3c kind... 7 i-2c and .re wo, Ms. sheeting, Orills 4c ?t old beiu,> ? <" 4 to 7c are won?lerfu,,y ,owbest selection in town. ______________________ Ladies Toilored Suit In. waterproof 40c and $25. We ar ? . .1 ? ... best values that can | in. Wool Jacquads 19c worth 25 any where. in. Wool Brocades 18c LADIES C* In wool Brocades 12 1-2 ... . W e have no com pet in. Broadcloth ... 83c, 1.25, 1.98 Partment we own * ______________________ lars worth that we ca in. Double Warp Brilliantine 50c ; the New York wholes Whitten Dry atcsburg, = :: "Teivern. dupl s Ose Fail and mother are on a Childrens day at weeks visit to relatives and pleasantly, and we tr ids at Ola, S. C. spent. The piogram r. Craft Sawyer, one of Warner's "1it''?ut,1 4" ilar young men was In town a that took part acqual, t time last week. DuW> "'eonlysl.ad ing was that our past A'onzo Gunter visited her sis- a home and did not r Miss Esteile Bawl here Friday. till dinner. There \ \ Boatwright and his fair daugh- spread and all parte* Miss Ethel, of Samarir, were L'ne cnougn ired guests of Mis. W. Lee Gunter Rev* ^ lTTST'nctTan Sunday. iU,(^ ^r^tilman ^healj e regret to state our friend, Mr. "'the afternoon. !. Rawl, who lias been quite sick, Mr-J. 8. Holly add i appendecitis for two weeks, is |ro3f Pelion to attend litle better at this writtUyv , l^fiey remained till M fli &Utt6L.Tignt Sunday in re'l"iNC*i' i with friends. A rs' ?rr'c^? accompanied by two s. Uca't Gunter has been visiting came to the old home aughttr, Mrs. Debbie Stokes, or Sunday. sburg, for a few days last week. Mrs R g price> th) s. M. E. Gunter snd children grandmother Pi ice, of here shopping .Saturday. to childrens day and pi iksrs Clarence and EliotteGantt Their grandmother i: nt Wagoner's bright and promis- ^ier aught oung nen were here Sunday and e^* of our young ladies seem rather Mrs. S. \V. Price, of Mrs. G. C. Price, of Lc . aturday night and Sc , and Mrs. .Tim Gofer were the faUler.a Mr A l)t bs of Mrs. Lee Gunter Sunday. ,, Mrs. P. P. Derrick a ss Carlo* Shull was on our streets shealy are attending rday afternoon. sionary Bon vent ion ai . A. Kline left this morning' for President and delegal leston where he will take in Society. woek, . Mr> Wesly Kargle, ( . Jessie Ilall was here on business Pei1*' ^un hij and Moi jay. lather in law's, ^r. I'. .... j >. r> . c i Sowing grain is almc r friend, Mr Ruck Seigler, spent , . ? . r,. , . . . , ground is loo hard to ay in Fox. Girls he is going thai rather often of late. and Mrs. N. i^ visited at. Mrs. berry's ?s Rosabelle Gunter is spending Frank Miualy's, Satur week with her father. worshipped at Kehobc . Hydrick. of trie Sardis section, turning to l'elion Mo ttere to dav. I r-.---Sparrow" : GILBE1 III* llnnd Rath. i . . srutng forcibly. If not convincingly. | 1 he school here is p ist the custom of tnfciug u bath, [ 'as^happily prevalent In certain quar- j Several folks attend a writer relates the savory story ; ington Monday. Kentish farm worker whose horny Meggl.g Krsk jnf. L he grasped. Good Kent dirt. ? . . , (he man, catching a critical glance. ,ltl 1 ,l.t or u i t ,-cn't had time to wash your hands "OP vPe,|t Sumi y w n e tea?" was the question. "Wash Mr. James Long is r nnds!" exclaimed the man. Thou t,ol;s t<, move his 1am! became explanatory. "I never ?eur future. Come or ios uiy 'ands. When tlrey gets'ard wolc0me you to our to i 'em. The cotton season a Tomii>k in a ni?nfc*t. almost over. Tlie gin >slrg tn a blanket was formerly a ire not kept so very hi dnnent for Insubordinate volun- (.g n j Grifflth during the Napoleon panic period. , . , . ,, Westminster boys once seized a was Here a short wlill teller. Curie, who had pirated and we k. shed the head king's scholar's ora- Rev. Wcssinger will without permission, nud after toss- lar services at the 1-u Im In a blanket ducked him under )er0 ^undav afternooi ump and kicked him out of Dean's " T .... rr?l 1 ? rs an ill v ?re's no music In a 'rest." hr mtl i m Z)T A1 'a the making of music In It. An 1 II A i liJuU 1 le arc always missing that part o _ _ , melody, always talking of perse^ |1||(| ico and courage and fortitude, but UUU. nco la the finest and worthiest The track of the p of fortitude, and the rarest too? is most marked in Ohi 1,1 Maryland and New Yc o f its path extandin* ubscribe to The Advo- nail. Haltimore, Phi e 1 New York.?The Bait 0 - IWMWJ VX 1MW) axxu pi W|K| V Styles for November that SI'"* d to you in no equivocal "m ;t judgment, your personal and Glassware JEWELRY. ?? Constating of everything that's do- J Rifle* 15.00 sirable In solid gold and floe plated v? 13 ...3.95 Jewelry?at Deyartment atoro pake. i: | 25 values . 12.50 50 Alarm Clocks worth $l4W..08c 1 RY. | New Stock, Queen Quality shoes. 1 e are showing ? 1 nillinery, dlf- New Line Stetson Hats 3.78 * 4.7V 1 ii will find in ???J shments. We , Blankets 50c to 8. 80 to make this [ i. Paf?oTt.ho| CLOTHINQ. Hisses Inabinet Our stock is now at Its zenith? idcrfui in their 5izes to correctly fit men of all boilds :ss. The prices __A|| our suits from $10 to $20 are fully hand made and containing every ' fashion kinks found In high-price cus- H a at $10, $12.50 torn-made cloths?Just opened:? e offering the 50 Black Thibet $6.50 values 5.00 M tossibly be had ??p? 15 heavy Kerseys 3.95 ()AKS 15 Pr Over Plaids 10.00 values-7.50 ition in this de-| 50 Black Overcoats 5.00 values.3.95 tundreds of dol- 1 . , . .. ^ I n sell exactly at!, 15 Brown and Green worsted Plaid ale price. I $15.00 Suits $12.50. M Goods CmWI ( I [ { South Carolina. W | SALUDA. Rehoboth was Today is a cold blustry dusty day in ust profatably, Saluda, Monday was salesday and was carried out i there was quite a crowd in town. of the school Those that purchased iuud w?-re w. P. ited themselves Polat ty acres. ?. Liodsey 65acres low of the morn- Dr. G. L Trotter 66| acres, W L or was detained Miller 684 acres. Ell Snelgrove 45 3-5 each the church M S. bailey and koii against J no V, vas a bountiful Payne withdrawn. he home of the <-'0, ''err* Guggans was bought by ok cans. Tuesday was County boarc^^^^Hid as usual there was a good cr^i^j'o children came meat the board, ehildrens day onday. visiting Editor Cargile of the Sa uda Standard had a very thrilling experience . j, . r on last Sunday in f-aluda river. It ?. . %a U^' seems that the ferryman did iioi have ac ^ ru n s' his flat secure and when th? editor aiui ay an drove on the flat it moved off from the hark causing mule ar < bugey to go in ree children and to the river. The Editor made himPrlcevitle,came setf safe or the flat but could n t stay reaching Sunday as lie had to go to the rescue<>f th> mule; s spending this i)e ridded himself of s me surp us cl<?er, Mrs D, P. thing for \*?uer use and hit il ve mem i he water. x 11 Is well that ends Ilutesbing and well, but the Editor came home bareixiiigUui, spent headed and w itli t lie loss of some ot her mday at their property; mule and buggy came home Trick. with him We bet he will see that nd Mrs Sidney fch" rtat 's MCure al*a>s af,t,r ,his\\ v m io Glad it wasn't worse 1 di !; essvou t Newbfrry as 1 ",,k 1 wasbdd enou* ' e from Union One n ght 1 st we?*k a negro, flenry I>ozier living witii Mr Toliie HerNewberry, un?g went to the )>< n?e ?>f Air Walter idy nlitiit at his adge t and stole a cow and calf 1*. Derrick, l'mm his lot. Mr tadgett ?>n missing >st a standstill,'began to look around and plow> j f uml i be way she bid gone by tracks errv, of Potion > !" at ""f' fOllo?ta|t on horse , fat tier's, Mr ' b?" k; ??.? >'*?* up with Dorter and dav niKln a?d ?.e alwunmtks ot Ed?e?eld .th Sunday, ret 11 " ner ran and was shot, wltb n(1av h shotgun: bis arm appeared to have b< t n .?s? ri-ht badly: he was carried . ^ .on to Erigetield by Mr. Padgett for r J 1' ' raed cal treatment, after this be was it 1 E ) brought to Saluda jail; he is now out regressing very ?* Jai' ai(* al his fathers; his arm will j likely have to be amputated and lie , . ,t t possibly will die from t he etiect of 11>*? ed court at Lex- , wounds some think. Every one that knew D zier had much confidence in ? of Leeville and | hl(C line ? hurch soc* h friends here Last W if \YM?p of w ards naking prepara ! Brought Ids family to ^aluo., to spend lv here in the several days, and on Tuesday his lit, Mr, Long, we h'-v Tierce V\ atson while playing wn> j jumped from a wash stand and broke round here is!!'!? loB- "r, Wis? "?* ? ?* ? * and merchants ,1"" ""d l,e is rep,'rlc'1 d' ln? "iLely isy now. C. B. Attaway a pharmacist of At . of Columbia lanta*4a. son of J. A. \ttawny is at e one day last home for several 'b?\s. He will go. back to Atlanta the latter part ot hold Ids regu- 'Bis weektheran church SWYGERY--TIMHER1M. mi THAT ^>r" ^ Price Timmerman of Bates f liiLl lilAl burg and Miss Mar\ K Swygert r.f ITCI "HA Peaek were married yesterday at the AO IJU home of the bride, 't here were no D invitations except verbal ones and the wedding was a quiet afTair. Dr. olitical cvclore Tlmn,crman ,R onc nf ?"r l?*dlttR o Vnnsvh-mii PBysicinrn and all ?ate*burg jolr Ttm ' . " " . Advocate In wishing him and Ids love '.u ~ TfiL.;.? ly Bride all the happiness that the through Clnctn- * ladelpbl. and w?rM >*'"" J!*> ?""d "om?' oNewa today on tlie midday train. * 1 - - ?