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Y ^ f^ T7-?Y i ! =____ i i _________ ; I Having increased our I capital f/om $25,000 tc I we now hold a positioi I cantile usefulness, secc I line, to no other hous I entire South. I L . mum hmii ? i otm ??- _ . - I ...... lAlIlTCHiniT comer of Church St. and Minn IIIHNN 1 II|M nuc- ^ i,a ,argc commodious Villi" beautifully finished and with j One of our townsmen brought back new comforts of water works a souvernir of the State Fair in the Romany pretty girls and such a farm of two prizes. 1st and 2nd on his tiful home, Mr. and Mrs. hickens; his famous Wyandotts. should gire a house warming. * ... K,ad to welcome them as neigh 'iss Tlattie Toney, one of our most 'tiful and popular girls, has re- Mr. Gordon our jeweler, w >d from a visit to her friend, Miss resided in Johnston for about Katie Turner, of Augusta, Ga. months, will leave this week t< ? , - ,r their home in Batesburg. Little Miss Glaays Kecce. of Columbia, has been spending several weeks The spirit of improvment sti: in Johnston, as the guest of Miss An- on; Mr. L. .3. Asblll is putting a tionette Perrry. dress on his home although it , , .. . , season. The delicate tint of Mr. Kit Boatwright hu besn absent ^ (Q t?e .uractl for several month, on a ' hl" ,he house and to the beauty mother's relatives in Loulsana and Rtreet has been quaranteened by the Yellow fever in that section has at last reach- Mr. G. P. Cobb is making hi ed home. more attractive by a coatol Mr. Charlie Nickerson, one of the wh,te paint, employees of the Southern Rail-Road The young folks of our towi is on a leave of absence to visit his bad quite a resting spell from parents in our town. jaiuments but Miss Maude Nl< ^ n-, McVttirtT set the ball in motion for the ss He e o stein, of Ilatesburg, IB at present malting her head qua; reason, len couples ie.ro ters at the MH^ry .tore of Mrs. -'th s_?r.rl ?l?tnI, . wrirrh ..." , ? m'Jiiw wiu#isuuk w iiuicn vica ?"? 4ossful I'? 'a*c- 1 ne r , ' frit'- ^e*^er this morningemove Red a'way that was sn,, for uy of several days at the home \ tyui^ll The presence of C of ur. W alter Marsh near 1 ronton. Niekerson, her brother added Mr and Mrs. Page are spetu'ing the (0 the enjoyment of the occasion day with Mrs, .lames Hoatwrlgli t near Monetta. Master Earl Crouch has been o sick list for a few dnja. There has been several en the sicklist last week. Miss I'ot Denny is im- Mr. Carl T.owery, of Augusta, proving, Mrs. Hubbard and also Mrs. home last Saturday to visit Ids t Warren Paul. ;in^ brother and perhaps some ot] too. Mrs. Byrns,of Murfersboro Tennessee is on a visit to hcrdaughter, Mrs. Mrs. N. it. Seasc, who has for James Mobley. al 3ears made her home in Win is 011 v visit to her sister, Mrs. I We extend our congratulations to , Uamci>aUin Mr and Mrs James Mohley on the nr. rival of a little daugnter to bring more The friends ot Mrs. Clarence sunshine Into their already happy ley are delighted to shake his home. A"d welcome him home again af . , v. abscence of some months. Mrs. Angeline Bacon and Mrs. Harriet Kenny were in town one day this Mrs. Khoden has been hav week pleasant visit to her brother, 1 Mr. Hlllard Wright ol Tr< n*on spent R-'hirgess. at Greelyville butiV tln '.ay in town on '-aturdny. turned to her home at Johnstor Mrs. Frank Wairen also honored Mrs. W. Ree Coleman went o Johnston by doing her shopping here ! Augusta one day last week aru last week. 1 yie guest of Mrs, Mena Calhour Mr. Berry who has been in town for] Thf naptisl congregation had some time has left for his home in n reappointment on Sunday 1 Augusta. t.he non appearance of Rev. C. ( Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith are spend- ley, of Live oak, Fla. Owing t ing the day with Mrs Mike Crouch, circumstances that could not bi We h ^ar that Mr. -*mlth will move in- ed he was unable to keep the a his handsome new residence on the in*nt made for lilm for last f & ? ? ?33333 333333333333333 ! Nobody Can wa*n. We have just received a fin< % near at hand you must have 1 cannot be surpassed by any h 0 1 Bo? | LEESVILLE, ; (: ( < j_ - - XAJt SATJUIUXO A^-VOCUAT*. v ; \ \7 B. DOZI^R-C COLUMBIA, S f i . i Ave- when ne expected to preach both r^ailt-vr P home, morning and night. I 111 wUh AH Wh0 WerC Present at the Ly* A FOOD PREPARED ESPECIALLY FO ' ceum entertainment at the Institute ? Smith laileTen,nK were delighted wltn the THE UNITED BRE' DER3 DAIRY FOO We are en^re exercises. The instrumental for promoting a healthy digestion of gralr . nusic on violin and piano were both of the first order while the vocal solo food to such " extent that a large quuntl ho has wasexquisit. "A little fun now and fermentation, is saved by tills process. / twelve then is relished by the wisest men'' ,, ? ? 3 make ?o we are told, and the evening was this Food Is marvelnusly effective. devoted to music the mirth with great -mm t a /t During /VI ? I/tIi i vvtr? 11 Koes iTIEIWII W Z5 biedon ?prlng A call meeting of the Daughters of J , . . . Is fall the Confederacy was held at tlie home "<! night, to be fed w.thi train, or aprln green ?f :* rs. C. F. Pcchmac. Fourteen foddea. of" the m?mbcrS WCrC Pre8ent* POR GARGET or MILK FEVER feed doi The business of the evening was to This rule applies to;many other dis. discuss the selling of the lot that the a home Daughters now own and buying a more WHERE COWS FAIL to CLEAN feed hi pure desirable location for the site of the bran mash, repeating this) two or three t Tlal! that will some day grace some , ? x ? __ , \. , . . .... . . . . fails to relieve. Then feed regular dose f n have street in Johnston. The coming ^ onentcr mention was another topic of discus- In prime condition. jaerson R,?n will soon be here, only three FEEDING UNITED BREEDERS DAIRY coming i tveeka off. ' , . healthy condition and majkes them produ present since the first decorations were post refresh- ed in the public walls and windows. THE UNIT ED BREEDERS DAIRY FOOI m and the small boy in general and the < olor obortion. , / ivening f(] population In particularbave been * * When calves are tnree : tisfac-1 facination by the glowing pictures eliarhe 1 tbat br raided the wandejful things half measureful once Hsuuch, that the "negro minstrels" would per- f,rapid growth and early developr * form Monday morning dan tied bin n the""-'alav, v*tak and dreary, with an oc-1 prev?<ve ?' scours. casmnal dowirv nour of rain, the weath-1 I OC L.O^ or could not stop the ..uwu. - . . I (INCORpSraI cal" early morning the line of dark color I r*OI ITJttRl A < ather CAn,e rUshing In until every available I LULUiudIA, ?. 'pclse space, even private fences were uti J Stock and Poultry , lized as hitching posts. About noon sever- the Band paraded the fTreets with an niceliu.i vi'lage. At one o clock 1 I ^ecr sboro, enthusiastic crowd at their heels, arrived at i>iu,. \ "> "hare I only j \,|t >V. L. The afternoon performance was stopped about an hou.. ju t long . .ler vierved by a goodly number but the enough to get dinner and then board- Mrs x, . evening excel even that. Anything , ,, , , 1 to n Mob- . . . . od the tram for Barnwell, where 1 i . , that beara the name of a show draws 1 _ nana a crowd> had to lay over for two and one half; ' "r an . hours, after which I took the Coast arr' ?\ rmnn 1 ?n Line for Denmaak and Cofe, the last ' 11 ing a | K il \ I & ' n II lull name a place being the termination T1 dr. C. ? *1*1) A11V oT my trip. Tliere I spent the night. : ;ipl)( ins re- 1TTTT AIT It Is a fine farming country, some are Maj i. H II Mil* making two bales of cotton per acre, i 14vliUi?l i learn that land is high there and; It I' wis In our last letter 1 promised to give very little for sale. My next stopping ' attl you a brief account of my expected place was at Blackville, again on my , day trip. On Tuesday the last of Oct. I wa> back home, where I was very to t quite . boarded the train at Kneeee. where I royahy entertained at the beautiful the last at found plenty of nice seats, and an home of Mr. J. I>. Whittle he is one of , <?f e ) Bid- : accomodat ing crew but very few nass- !?be leading business men at Blackville at o some engers. We soon found ourselves at!* %vas a* Mr. Whittles when I met mui c i?e i p- l?t?rrvs. where we noted a g.>o<i manyi'" ? ??? ?? "?uki'?;i um _ ppolnt* t!t.w buildings. This place willin the j ^r an^ Mrs. "S . 1$. ^atson, our J Sunday n,.;,r future, we predict be quite n neighbor, she used to h old Get Along Without T1 3 line of furniture, everv house-keepers wish ap-robes?We have them. Floor rugs in all1 ouse in the State. Everybody enn find Everything: u knight & A PT TQMMT?.1NJT 1-ikJ X 1 XX^XJXU-LXITIX^JL. 1 X i ~ i ^ ' f* H With full cot iousness of imm< M creased facilities to do even bette ?jv customers than we have done b call the attention of the general our comprehensive and varied sto< |jj| besidesacomplete lineof plumbers III embraces the principal building Iff ties, such as paint, lime, plastei I&.' &c. &c. 1^ We stand prepared to supply yo m" and to do all in our power to co ||| give satisfaction?Write, phone t M what you need. OMPANY, ? C OOd. puH-Hacamjr;} y.-j R DAIRY COWS ?nd CALVES. | Qua?ity [) contain* the element* needed m i and hastening the assimilation of H BIG SALE ty of grain, which Is lost through f ks a tonic for purifying the blood, f T "l ; the months when cows are sta- K| JIL akg. J ic measureful for each cow morning kied over chopped vegetables or Pj We have carloads of the be t| ever brought together herea uble the regular ration until recov- Pi ea5es P wonders. We bought in tre ilf a pound of Dairy Food in a hot Ntl ties SO that We COUld get imes where the first half pound gj prices. We buy direct from or sixty days and it will put a cow |1 , mi in the business and we offe FOOD regularly Weeps cows in a B yOU HOW at prices lower that ce milk up to their capacity. ||l where else. 3 is unequaled as a preventive of mm [1 Dozens c.f Differ* : aays oiu cviuuieiiw at awi- ? 111 i Some finished in golden; ui a day in skim milk. This will fiJ| * nent of the calf, and Is the surest g ^ and mahogany. All made lg terials. Some have canev o1 WRANCE p saddle seats. 5. C. H These chairs are made with supplies. H as well as looks. etary in the iiuion Sunday school H The special sale begins Mori is staying with her uncle now. 's is indeed a beautiful home and "J* The prices range from $1.25 . Whittle leaves nothing undone lake her guests feel at home. fl left Blackvllle al 5.10 P. M. and B ft M ANDREWS FCRNITD ved at kneece about 10 o'clock at " 3 Columbia, S ie llulon Sunday School was dis Dinted last "unday in Rev. J. R. T, jwjj New Carolina National Bank fie Tri-Countv Fair meeting Tues- . _ _ . - - . ~ at Ratcsburg, everything points our country in our section. 1 his, beinp in the near future one of Mr. J. H. Price lias changed his We ofi best Fairs in S. C , with the stalT c,eg Js _ fflclent officers and business men plans and will soon be a happy Lees- sh()Wn its head as were eleted. There villeite. Ik" is a jolly pood neiphbor ry v%jl ?t be no such thing as failure. an(j we are ]0ath to let him po, but as > >id :$ 5( notice the continued visits of an he never stays at one place lonp enough andJav * to wear his welcome out He may import! wKlwer from the lo?or part of ron?. h?.k ,,mon,, nk..,i? S?<,?-A. The Ho tings Everybody Wc can be gratified. Now that the cold \ varieties and shapes. For Millinery and at any time at West's, South J ensely in- I r by our | efore, we I public to :k, which, I ?supplies, I U ; necessi- I \ cement I ur wants I ntinue to P >r wire for ?5 (aiarama If', i it it re Store H OF I ERS st Rocking Chairs B ibouts. They ara Hi mendous quantl- R the verv Inwett H the biggest people |S r these chairs to II l you can get any- H ent Kinds n uer* * in w<n.nerof the best ma- 13 * n thers cobbler or U * j an eye to com- j iday. ^ to $5.00. || V RE COMPANY, 3 i Building:. ?DCB FROM LITTLE^ ten hear that the n^e of miraast, but isit? It is statistically hut the grocers of this coun. hiu the last s>x vears. have >00,000 pounds of pure Mocha a coffee from the 137,000 pounds ?d into the I'nited States, cord^ a ?**j 2 &&&&&& W9&y* lilts. 1 w veather is ^ 2 Hats we ig w *? V v> <& & Carolina. % r