The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 23, 1906, Image 1
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ment next week
Our Spring I
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, Vice I\c;t. RUi:MS H. BROWN, Asst.
RAILROAD BANK
UPJST \, <V:OKGIA.
SOiVJOBD PROFITS, $550,C
??.S!TS $3,000,000.00.
sr ifflUMNULS.
Mrs Catty, of London Kng
Miss 1'ei.rl Gibson, of Vermont,
>00.00 air spt'i uing the winter moot
the Lexington spent a few da
A l li'liot ? title u-oolr \1 ro i 1 n t !
LEXMTif.
ToK&or batesbunr Advocate
Lcxlittlnii, S* C., F? b. 22,? *???: Since
and the a(|)uri; nienL of c< urt no have bad
who a vcrl ejuiet t n.e- However, the
hs at membds of iho bar are cng?ned ir
ys in some leal matters anyway, a re f
I surra, t
I < apt, J. F. Lyles who has b?cn sur.
J veyintfup in Fairfield County, forscvII
rral weeks is at home now for a short
. t imc.
V]
! j We weie K'ad to set; Mr. .Jessie Hall
I on our streets Saturday,
HE ACTS RATIFIED LE
BY LEGISLATURE. A
Georg
Miss
5W LAWS or INTERESTS TO Tuesd
THE STATE IN GENERAL.
ESVILLE LETTER.
J E. Gunter, of Steedmau, was
m.shopping Tuesday; also Mrs
e Goflf
ilua Groves, of Blackville, came
ay to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
y for some time.
.T. If. Itnnkniiflif.nnrl Xlro .1 fl
J>< posit. your
ins i ution and h
money with this strong re
ave no concern about its safe1
i . . I considered l lie lady exper t at
.!<. iaids at Hie hotel and Mi.-s fl
ty* wliih her si jwuin lu re lias been I
________ short one has already made i
warm friends,
Mrs. N. Rogers Bayly return<
t*harle?ton on Thursday to be
her shter, Miss Isabel Conner, w
ouite ill with typhoid fever.
u " creiicc u uie e.iH" in ??uiui vs. iiaiui
Li 11 will be leld here on iSatiud iv ilie Jl
ibson ii,st wlh J<\ K. lucher Ksq , as- spec
jui a ial rt'feie. T. C. Slurkie, Esq . reptnsuy
lesentsjhc plaintiff and Messrs Etird
<nd I)r?ier tbe defendant.
^ to Anotlvr reference win ne held nere
on the Olli day of March in tne case ol
IS Lula Gutter vs Martha l"allaw and
I Mr. .1 im Jackson and Mrs. Minerva
( an!*, of ijfener, viiiled llielr sis ?u>
ter Mrs. i). C. *hull last week. lfi
Master Cape Gantt, or Wagener,
was in town Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cofer were the
guests or Mr. F. O. Gunter's family
Sunday. BI
I Kinar
[UGH LOCAL LEGIS ?
Mi 82
LATION DONE.
Miss
IT OHLY THE 11WS OF VARIED f
(1 spent Tuesday afternoon In
jur^ visiting Mrs, Dr. Timraer>
Kpple Etheredge spent Tuestown
Having some deutal work
i Helen Tbcmas, of Rlverton N.
r.e Saturday to spend some time
Dl\. W. H.T1> MERMA
Pri>slrii>nt.
N. U. XGUNTER. A.C JC
Vim-Prcsident.
Col. Andrew B. Watson, of
bemia. gave a dove shoot on Wei
day morning. The rain prevt
the sport, consequently no large
were made
Mr. and Mrs. Farber will leavi
NES. ^*ew York to-morrow to be at
several days.
Cashier.
nun xiiuw. messrs urauam atio
IIj_ <artin rpresent the plaintlfi and
Jne? Messrs W II Sharpe and E. L. Asbill
snted represenlthc defendants,
bags Sheriff * If. Gorlcy brought Harnp"
ton Bolaid froin Georgia the other
? I< t' f,a>'a,u* I-dged him in jail. Extra
jHent i?n Pat'rs wero h'li up and the
Sheriff aetad npon them Mr. ltoland
Is charged with seduction. As smin
[ Our friend Mr. M. S. (Junter paid
''olumbia a business call Monday.
Mr. Bryant of the hethcar seel ion
moved ir. town last week.
M isscs Susie and Sara Shull two of
our popular young ladies gave a pound
party to their many friends Saturday
I evening, (fames of many descriptions ^
i were nlnvfri and overvhoriv set-mod to
IMPORTANCE ARE INCLUDED at ? n
IN STATEMENT OF LEG- . ?'
ISLATIVE WORK. i',r"im's
cotta^
As usual tile Mineral assembly did a ^reat
deal ot local legislation and ^
cse acts are not of general interest. Miss
lunu, nuc 19 WILLI UUI llbllCl
> Leapharts.
Epting, of Little Mountain, the
ir in-law of Prof. W Aug. Shea'
i moved in town occupying the
;e at the oil mill.
Carlisle Peters spent Saturday
unduy in town.
i Ella Lou Able, who was thrown
M. >
CITIZENS I
PAID U
E. F. STROTHER, At
The Citizens Bank of I
V. PERRY, Assistant Cashier.
BANK OF BATESU
P CAPITAL STOCK. $30,000.00.
ty. BATES IIU KG.
Batesburg, S. C., in entering: upon a New Y
Mrs. Shuler has returned fr(
trip to Colombia.
Mr. A. B. Clapp, a Vermont
lVvJ* italist, who has been touring
West and South and who has
come up from Cnba Is a guosr at
?. C. Lexington.
Mr. L. W. Thomas, of Colon
c?r? has been spending a few days at
'm a as put In jiil he demanded bail and
was allowrtl his liberty in the sum of
cap- M80.00 c;*li nond, which was supthe
planted inki few days afterwards by a
just regular bold.
The The case of Patrick Veal vs. I.ucas
et. al. cane up herorc Magistrate
ihia, Wingard tin other day, hut the plainThe
tifT was umble to keep his case In
| have a Rood time In general and long
' j for the time when we w ill again be
entertained by those fair youngladies. ^
Mr. Hunch Sciglcr was the guest of <
Mr Milcdge Sliiul Sunday. (j,
Mr. I 'oily Harr one of Steedman's
popular young men was in town mjiiday.
A1 i
Meeting generally only the counties from 1
which they* arise. Below will be is geli
und a list of the enactments in
rich the entire State is interested: jl0me
T<? establish Christmas holidays in troubl
e Slate colleges. ?
To incorporate tlie Union Carnegie ,
... and Si
ee library,
I'o change t he name of South Car- _ ,
TT , . Colum
ler buggy In Batesburg Monday,
ting on very nicely..
? Maggie Bonnette has gone
to stay on account of a throat
e,
i Lcssie Jackson spent Saturday
ltiday with liomefolks.
J. H. Bodle spent Monday in
bia.
docs so with fiatterin
come to all who wish
ing transactions. Sa
where land and lnsun
Deposits solicite
g prospects, and extends anew, a cordial i
fair dealing and courteous treatment In ba
fety Deposit Boxes for rent at a low r
ince Policies, etc., will be safe from fire,
d and money 10 loan on favorable terms.
Lexington this week.
ink- Among the guests at The Le:
ton on Saturday last was Mr. Gee
lte' Reeves of Columbia.
A party from Potsdam V. Y
rived at The Lexington last Wed
day.
The Southern Railway has <
court and consequently no final disp
>si? Ion of it was made. Messrs Ilaw
tm^" os and Spinner represent od the plant iff
}* ' and SharpeEsq., the defendants.
Miss Lutie Craps the eldest dau
ar" ghter of Mr J. M. Craps sustained
'nes* serious and painful injuries the other
day by falling from tlie upper story of
iom- >?r. Craps'dwelling to the ground. I >r
Mrs. il'is'tbi'Hc hunter visited her ,
sister Mrs. Sv\inton Gunter Sunday. ' ?,
Mr and M rs. A. C. Raw Ik is on a vis- tin
it 10 relatives at Oranifeburg and Si.
; Matthews tllis week. tll(
: Mr Ose fail our popular slati: n
! agent spent Tuesday in Warner. ho
bo<
Mrs. Annie Gunter and little daugh
.. In ?hnnnln r ?.ne? >vrl.i tr
iiu, uiurgi; 10 L ur university OI
11 Hi Carolina.
Fo ratify and confirm the charter of
2 Cent rat ( arolina Power company. Dom
I'o provide for a monument to mark trated
e grave Of Gen. Thomas Sumter. Tuesd
I<? prevent restaurant and eating treat
use keepers at railroad and steam best ei
At stat ons from furniseing mcels road,
white and colored passengers to
? ? i
r THE OPERA HOUSE
t fall to attend Breen's lllusExhlbition
at the Opera House
ay night Peb., 27th. A rare
to all. Sec small bills. The
ntertainment of its kind on the
Prices 25 and 35 cents.
pieieu me new nepoc at summer
and now are Kradintf and beauiif
the grounds.
%
Mr. L. M. Werts \\k- Iiere ye;
day.
Misses Mary and Pauline Ilutt
Leesville, visited Balesburtf jc
day.
1 .o V 1> I Inti b n I <1,4 * C -
lann w mgaru was eanen ana n is reporter!
'ying that she is likely to recover before so
very longiter
Sheriff Buford, of Newberry cour.ty,
was in town the other day.
o, of The new Lutheran parsonage loster
cited at the upper end of Main street
has been completed.
1 Lf.icow T* f : A T V,
ivi hi umi ii aiiu|'}uu^ jrnicnuij.
Miss Estelle liawl visited her sister T.
M rs. Alotr/.u dunter of pear here Tues- dal
day. gei
We regret to state that Miss Brittle .
IIP
i dinner who is attending Leesville
! eamu lioine sick yesterday.
J
Mr. John Simons of Lexington ]
I county was in town today.
ro have application fees of candl- MIS!
tes lor ine ncal licenses to go to the
nerolfund.
Slaking appropriation for dispensary
destination. )liss
l'o establish a board of pardons. party*
Appointing a hank examiner. "The C
Establishing a fish commission. Thos
x11! iO) i ntr n fiinrl fr*r rlicihl. RftnUv
S MANNIE BATES
ENTERTAINS.
Mannie Hates Rave a small
in Men lav evening at her home I
)aks" about one mile from town. j
so picsent were: Misses Helta I
ritrltf. T Pnllnm . i
i lie ? >c. iit3
Com pa si
\V i i? 11 h
Co ; s V.
. IE. lv-i^
ir ittu jI Lite Insura
ly, Philadelphia, Pa.
i ?'i. ; 1 <s i i Agency
men wauled
Supervisor of Age
I ft 4f?ia. ?. A. UUAIIIK1II <tuu nil
lIlv'C Kinard. of LeesvHe, visited
v . 1\ liiniuerm?"
Mr Iliram Udrldge visited
lives at IVrry this week.
Mrs. Napier of Augusta, lias
visiting litfi cousin Miss .May me <
ter this \%eek.
* 4.^ Mr. C. T. Wiseman and little da
7i. J. I Jl . niumir auu ? . *i . 1 UA
Mrs bale Swansea a flvln# visit the other
f /lift 9
"? >rela
Mr. Julius Rallentine has returner!
from Columbia and will do business
, at Rallentine. S. C.
nepn
iun
& (WARMING
Mrs. Swintcn (Junterand MissCarlie lir
Sh'iil were ot> our strt'uLtt Lor:.iy shnp Pa
pinjf
j "Sparrow." 1,0
lai
DELMAR.
emeu y taxing insurance com- Holma
nies. Molda
i'o iix the salaries of the circuit ste- wrighl
Uruphers at f 1,200. W. M.
fo establish a county court In Rich- Jones,
id The
To celebrate South Carolina day in
e public schools.
c V
l'o buy new II i^sfor the State house. A'
*?e>fV? ??Vi?? VU1IUUJ, UUUCk
n, Fannie Mae Henderson and
Hodges jncssers Philip BoatL.Colwell
Cullum, J. B. Ilolman,
Carter, Mike Perry and Albert
decorations were red and white.
/. Stewart has opened piano
c i.i , -r.5
( i
\ '
t .
f
r
: : SOI TM CAROLINA.
. ^ 1 > I X 1 35 1 J
i1l)UT DY1
jo u> win ili you die.
insured. ARE YOU?
.?* til ill*
- i v i /> ? i * a i r** . # /\ ?.? rv
ler, of Tronton, were here Sunday
1 Mr Leslie Kernaghan. of Colua
visiied relatives here this week.
!VT/~* r WihieGunter visited \iker
INvJj vuRUsta last Sunday.
Mrs Kramer, of Leesville, wa
town .Monday.
t % t t r Mrc A trH Hmiulitpr \f i?<
XV VUUilillAilU
PARTY.
1 art* Among the charming events of last
week was a party given by Miss Virla
LS jn Bodie on last Friday evening toa number
of her friends.
Delight fill refreshments were servi d
Kl I N .
Mr. NV a. Kami tier is working for
Mrs. a V. IIHe. 001
Mr. J. O. Eargle, of Leesville. spent
;i couple a couple of days in this sec- ie
lion last week. wi
Mr. J. Ij M Oxner, ?f lirookland, is
in th ssection visiting relatives and P"
also on some business. l0^
io charter the Central Railway w
m party of South Carolina. 'an<*
I'o punish the stealing of car brasses. ba<*
l'o prevent merchants when in buslne
bt front seeing tlieir stock otherse
than usual. K
Fo require railroads at junctional
lntsthrough the railroad commiss The
1 to erect depots. bough
l'o require railroads and other com- rt,ad
? n?i t luoiiis ill llic ivui I
new block. Mr: Stewart bu
> vcars experience in the piano
IDGE SPRING.
Cotton Ware liouse Co., have
t an eligible lot across the rail
opposite the depot on which"
Pi. i J i <
t;i > s;i I
\vlit "Hi. ..(i. .1 -<>-Yo
i ic i ^eccivtid
at malu
lie Paid
twenty annual p
1 i>5Ui<Al\tC CAJiVIK
iiianJ, Connecticut, *t zz zz
;.r j.m'ovviueiii. near middle life, is very m
live. 'I'llis is lim\ lie won:
rily, the face value of tin* policy?
remiums and received in annual dividends
/\l\ y " b 4,,',w ? "
,, * Li>u. of Leesville, were here shop
?ch" Monday.
Mr E. A Home, of ftldge Spi
was seen on our st reets unday.
Mr M. ?S. Gunter. has been at
(UOLr City Hospital in lugusta for two
this week, with his sister who is
serltiiis ootid.Mon.
in the tastefully decorated (lining
^ room. At a !atc hour the quests al!
departed after an evening of much
ring, enjoyment.
Those present were: Dr. and Mrs.
the W. P. Timmerman. Mr. arid ?irs Fred
days Cnllutn, Misses Lucile Nullum, Rva
in a Mace, Lncy Little .John, Ola I'hnrpp
son, Isabel Riooker. 'Mara Sawyer,
\f 1 . \f/.Llo Lb..
Mr. A.L. Margie mane a business jm(
aiu'i pleasure ti ip LU i uilllllbia, Lex-)
mgt in and Summit last week. |
Mr. Paul Shealy was throw.i from a trt
lior.se a few days ago and slightly '
liurt lie was doing very well at ch
last report, br
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
t r<
Wesley Margie has been quite sick.
)n carriers to provide toilets at st.a- l,'ey 1
us. equipi
I'o give the federal government con- imPro'
)1 over the <iuarantine stations.
ro prevent railroad companies from tur,leC
urging extra fare tor crossing
idges when entering the Mate.
I'o give tlie federal government con- 11 s 16
>1 over certain lands on Sullivan's ,Ke
! . to ea\
purpose to erect a thoroughly
>ed building with all the latest
vements,
Jesse Timmerman has lust reI
trom Oklahoma. He gives
ig accouuts of the fertility of
il and the rapid development of
sources, but he considers the
section as t">o good a country
re even for Oklahoma
if'J.oOn, making
His Profit was
than I
Wasn't That Wit
Had lie men during
ihe flo.uK) plus Hi') aniui;
may, at two years would H
'1 ELLS 11IE S'J'OKY: "
a w It It* ttr
ilie net cost only $7
. $2,720 or over 37 per cent mc
lie paid, even at his age.
iniiig?
t he .'O years, his IJenetlciary would have i
il dividends up to t hat time, whalever year
ive heen $ 10.280, at ten . fll.H.'to, and so oil
WE PAN ANNUAL. DIVIDENDS "
a c /**
2$0 Mrs Rhodes, of Perry, is visi
1 ^ relatives in town.
>re
M r. J. W < ooner .1 r, of Tlie Lees
Sun was se. n on our streets Mod
r~N,jV?rt M r. U. Ltheredge spent Mondu
, which, Ridge Spring.
I ll IS
Messrs. Lawrence Hrnzell and
ninga Duncan, of Columbia, wei
. .'lit Nil' V/l IMlt'li "lUIUil I ?UUWr>, I < I I I 11 \
Mac Henderson. Tullie Brnneh. Ruth
Child*. Pearl Gibson Edna Holmao
ivllle Nannie Gunter, Mvra Glenn Lnna
day. Etberedne. Luc'le r'ooner. Ruby (iloviv
in f>r* ^ann'? bates and Maude Anion
Messrs. .1. R T. Major, J no. Bell
Towlll. E. F St rot her, W. a Coon
Jen- ^r. Jule Cooner, Kuprenc Hartlev,
re in Kennie Hartley, Ernest Hartley, Mim<
Ihi
Mr. J L B. Oxner is building an up-1
to-date tenant house on his place. I clc
Del mar Lodge 1. <> O. F met In ;in
their new hull over Mr. A L- Burgles!'''
store Saturday night for the tirst
time. w<
fo:
Farm work is being delayed on aceounl
of the continued wet weather ,j
ianu
lo allow South Carolina college to
)se Col lent' street between l'ickens ' ^
(1 Hull and to open l'ickens betwe? n ,|.uJ t
ven and 1'endieton streets* h
To require common carriers tore- julVe I
;igh freight and to establish scales pere>
r that purpose. Mrs
To require railroad companies to a, jVes
ve information concerning ship- u
Mattie Home has returned
an absence of nearly three
is and her many friends aro
o see her at home again.
.Misses Nicholson, of Edgefield
been over on a visit tj relatives
. M. V. Jones is visiting rel,
in Edgefield.
i n %? !*/ * 1 I ? J
IJ. O. Krt"
I). E. RIDG
T. T. r
"cotton m
Cotton is briiiKinK m
Bateshuru Market ! 1
u, i\c?iuciii n^wuif iv3uui v*
liLL, Special Agent, Batesfourg, S. C.
1AV & Brother, (ienorol Agents,
LKET. LIST Or LETTEBS REMAIN!
?ay llie CALLED FOR IN BATE
Z as reported S. C., POST OFFICE FO
town Monday.
MissEstelle Hrazell, of Colun
visited friends and relatives in i
this wceK.
[NG DN" Rui>y Swearingen, of Trei
W is the guest of Miss Viola E
ISBDBG, Sunday.
'R THE xvWp MiH?r, of Granite
Hartley, Gallic Prober Clarence Ore
nhla, her, Jim (Crouch, IT. G. Swearinyn
town '"rover Holstein, I) Kratzer, K. A
Black. Mike Perry, J. W StrlDlin^
A'bert Jones, Cyril Jones J. B Ifnl
lton, man. KIT Uulirell. W C. Mates. Prof
todie Corbett, J. L Hitc. J Wm, Mitch
ell and Caldwell Cullum
v i lie,
oats are looking wen except on low ] ||)(
lands where they are dr mned. Wheat
is generally thin but is improving. ,
- E.
m
NSW BOARD OF
i:tit of live stock. .stevei
to cut dead trees from near the j?iant
tblic roads. Spriui
To incopporatc the Newberry, Whit- ur
ire and August i railroad company* ing a
To incorporate the Middle arolii.a eratln
id Western Railway com pan v. Mr.
To punish indecent exposure. Creek
To change name of Saluda Ifiver and h
x at * v;i . " tiu it at i;lic UlU
ns place near here, has lost an
. It was buried at the Kidge
i cemetery 011 Monday.
1). h. l'runtls is in Florida takmuch
needed rest and recupig
1 rom his recent severe illness,
.las. li. Watson, of the Dry
neighborhood is at home again,
is health issteadily improving.
Hr L. 1). uuiium
WEATHER Rl
SPECIAL To ? 11?i ADVO
SI ATE WEATHER 11
! ;> i) I j njjtl ai <1 -l
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY
JADT 1906.
llUril. NAMES-LADIES
CATE FROM Mi-s Mary Matthews,
lUKEAl' " Marlnie Preston,
NAMES?EN TLE Mill
unlay
Mr. Bruce Prater,
I II T) u l>..
_ spent Sunday here with his parer
If |17 THm
Mr Hilmry Grant, of Jnlin
spent a short while in town Bund
Mrs M ^reuch of Lcesville,
here "-aturday.
Mrs. Lucy McLena, of Johr
.N
spent Tuesday in town.
M i-uoa Xoft lo Mi-Pftrtha nnrl !
,s PROF. CLINKSCALES
:r LECTURE.
was
On Tuesday evening Prof Clink
scales lectured at the Onera hous<
18 on' and took "Scraps" as his theme. Th
lecture was given under the auspice
^aliio of the (?raded school here and t h
U10A 1 ;;
CONTROL.
On Saturday last 1 lie new board of cc
% Dispensary Control was (appointed, ti
f riiey wore as follows: M. Rawllnv
son, of Richland Comity, < liairnian. E
f lotin Mack, of Colleton ?"ounty and J.
jwer company to tne ureenvnie-Car- ^
ina Power company ann allowii g froin*
ie company to build a dam across
le Saluda below the present one. Mr.
To allow suits against insurance marki
impanios to be brough' in the eoun .orsh
es where the loss occurs.
Joint resolution to buy 50 copies of
Izas'" I he Jews of South Carolina."
To incorporate the Piedmont Power wnrn<
C. G. Barr has just returned
his trip to Florida
Barnes is raising lettuce for the
et and has some about ready now
jpment.
? All persons are hereby
sd not to hire or harbor one
I UK nftLr.i
First prize Barred I'lyr
Kggs. Setting $ 1.00
s. i\ cum;
.<1 lg.S i
FOR SAI
Thoroughbred Rhode
settings. $1.0 per do/
iv. i? uaj iijcii,
noutti Ruck Columbia Novelty Co ,
riiege letters will he sen!
BfiE, I>ead Letter Oftlce Mar. 8, IS
i * delivered before In calling
above, please any "Advertiset
13. am ' let J. Frank Kneec
Ishnd Red
en* WHEN IN NFEn
Bodie of Leesville, were hereshoi
, ... .. Tuesday,
i to the
K'fllfnot Mr C. L. Jones, of Columbia.
for the Wednesday In the city.
1 giving jocepi, Aden, Is spending
;e. P. M (i;lyS at, Leesville.
Mrs. J Walter Mcf'artha, of
lumbla. vested triends and relati
pplnjj proceeds wpi'o applied to the schnc
library. He hand < d his subject in
masterful way and convinced ever
spent onp pr(.Spnt that he was ihoroutrhl
conversant with 11is subject, Th
a few h< use was well tilled.
Col ves
In Mr an^ Mrs. C M. Rhode*, lei
>' il w j lie of Kichhuiy County. W. O. ec
Tutu in was retained in his old po
> *ition as lie had no opposition. h
v
!MR. KITCHINGS =
in lira l.
Will
>mpany. c<
To allow an illegitimate child to in- er
ret rrom its mother.
To amend dispenaar*: law, making
gulalions as to other counties the pnes
une in Horry and Beaufort. To
The genera', hi 11 on voting precincts. -(1(j
The pure loud bill. .^0
To appropriate *j?>,hoo for tlie James # jera
Stone as lie is under age and un- ,
[infract with us.
>igned> John Y. & Nab Stone.
while in o:llce.
make the solicitors' salaries !,repeal
the law exempting Conte
veterans from license when
Mrs. N. Ropers
liatesbi
V i-hSgtoms
day.
YesH relay was A a :
<1 -?\ a. fl I In- li I t f ail
; Hayly.
iir^. S. C. Of anything in the store flxi
such >is Computing Oil Tan
VJl^'T r-'t^ca' ?'r Cutters, Cr
BlilaaA , .. e" cr, * ::iw Circs,
| ins; S .??s, Office fixtures
eratore lor house or store.
, . , Parrot nntl Pailey,
Vr, [ ! 1248 riain St.,
(I pill) 01 ? 9
town this week.
ture line
ks Ver- A* *pent Sund;
imputing Leesville will, th- family of
Orost'Cl'-S" I'savs 'hey have n
vompui- |n t |)C |1(>W ,,, rs ii iu and have a
' homo, lie thinks In: will k<i agu
V ritc an early date.
Mr J.J. Ila vl his gone to
^ ^ Wrh nnrl Atl.or twiiiitu i.ni't h t n
this morning for 'lampion, s. <:
where they wIP spend a few days
Mr. Khodea will attend court there.
Itev.
noved Mr J. W. ?trihllnir has returr.e
nice from llonea Path where lie went l
iln at be present a' the wedding of Mr. &
t. Mctiee.
Mis J. (J Culluin and daughU
A11U VAIIIA/I "
* Mr. W. h. Ki tellings had the misfortune
to have his leg broken last i)(
,1 Saturday- lie was in a wagon, ;ni
0 his horse became frightened, and ra <
] away, throwing hi 111 out, and breaking
his leg.
I
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I'nli l)I?VT n.. . f!.,? -???.
" I dealii
The general magistrates' l>ill. All
l'o establish an industrial school for boan
oys? the reformatory. ofllce
To mike I'hursda/ t?f fair week a
gal lioliday in Kichlaml.
To establish a county court in Aiken rpQ
-also one in suiPtcr. ?p0
To publish tlie names of beneficiirn
s In State institutions and t he j)ave
iiy In seed cotton.
owing city councils rather than
Is of health to appoint health
rs.
require State house clerks to
bond.
re-survcy tlie EdgeGeld-Aiken
have expert chemists examine
bodies of persons supposed to
been DOisoeed.
tic I <1
% ? II \
Kin wiiiumria
> ''' < vi i Mte.
( J># 1 vi i\ auu VVHVI I'V/I mo IM'I i n KV/
cliasu nis sprinw ?infi mihium-i
kr
?'?* ?s.s ivau ' ii'ii iur /iiJKtiai.i jrsiniui
c'- of (l h(. J; t of Mr. and Mrs. I'?
kins.
\y v/i\ rv . ^ i v/ii ^ live i imiiii uv> eir
ling.
l)r. W. P. Tiinmcrman. s
auirn ??i nu n ui ^uaidl II S 1
To prevent supervisors and comniis-l '
loners from furnishing county gup- r113'^
' not 1
I
prohibit wrong use of badges or
[nia or secret orders by person^
nembers. ? State Feby. 20tli.
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