The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 30, 1906, Image 1
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Why Hot cdme to 1
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fell linei of Merchandise? L.
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PIANOS.
ury uuuMt
Notions,
Clothing,
Hats,
Caps,
Shoes.
E. JONES
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UHGA
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DVOCi
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Wagons,
Buggies,
Sewing Machines, '
Stoves,
Groceries.
E. JONES.
.<aco? rtttMjnr, p*~m?
WtUJAM A. fcATIMER.
GEORGIj
All
rat CHARLES Q. GOODRICH, <
Vice Pratt RUPUS H. BROWN, Attt, C
K RAILROAD BANK
nilSTA nPODHIA.
BATESE
^ SEN. POUTER
D5AI
mm
HJRQ. S. C..TRIPAY. MARCI
lMt," flotUd w upon tbe evening
?air, ceased and ftlfrraa still. A newly '
| made grave held *ie mertal remain*
I |?f a strong friend ft loving ton and
I brother end t fathfnl M<t honored
1 30,ipo6.
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We will loan you money on
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CAPITAL and UN
DEP
Deposit your
Institution and ha
[DIVIDED PROFITS, $550,0<
CSITS $3,000,000.00.
money with this strong rel
ive no concern about its safet:
A FAITHFUL SERYAH
table TO HIS STATE AHD
L. HIS FRIENDS.
errant of hit natTi Stat*.
m| Never *U theft such funeral In
| the town before* sever was there
- seen here aueh an *rray of floral' Of
ferlnga, cooaftcvTt?among tne&e wa?
a large wrest} eft fernfe and white
carnations, sett Got. He/ward,
whoso much isgretted his ewfleroed
abeence from tie State at this par
W? will male* farm loans fc
Wa will take your money c
We will take your money a
Department at 4 per cent. 1
The First Nat
r you at reasonable rates.
m deposit for safe keeping,
m deposit In the Savings
nterest compounded quarterly*
ional Bank Of Batesl
OFFICERS:
......
burg. ..
A CAREER TIAT WAS AS IOVC
TO Kit COUHTRT--FLORAL
TRIBUTES WERE MAIY-STATE
officers touio
AID OLD ATTEII TIE
FUHERAL?SEVERAL
uouiar time, m stale omcers and
|W their assistant sent an unusually
large and handvm^ wreath and no
offering was pretler than the wreath
carried by theyoinf ladles from the
State house. 4|rl?lngly' beautiful
was the large flatl pillow sent by the
Elks, bearing ib< Miters "U. X. Q..?
B. p. t>. E. 727"ln purple across the
snowy white floerufc Beautiful floral
W. W. WATSON, Pr?sl4?nt, V
JOHN R. WATSON.
T. B. KERNAQHAN,
MIKE RUTLAND,
fm. M. CARTER, Cwhler, N. A. BATES,
DIRECTORS:
J. A. WHITTEN, J. P
W. L. RAWL, A. E
N. A. BATES, W. 1
Vice President.
I
nATTHEWS,
. GONZALES,
V. WATSON,
DB. W. H. TIkMERMAN
President.
M. W
CITIZENS B
B>Ain DP
u. x;ount*r, a.cjo:
Vice-President. C
. PERRY, Assistant Cashier.
ANKOF BATES BUI
CAPITAL STOCK. S30.000.00.
SECBET OKBEBS PAT
SES THEIB EAST
**? TBIBDTE.
The venerable Dr, Furman wro
these words when he heard of tl
death of Jno. C. Calhoun: "Moui
trlouta* were at* *gn> by Mr. gnd
Mr*, K f. WaUot, Mr. and Mr*. B.
L. Cauf bmaa andmauv other*.
The actlre pallbaters were: Messrs
John Bell Towill, George Bell Timmerman,
W. W. Tateon, . C, Jones,
te T. B. Kernaghan,J. A. Watson, Capers
Bates. Eugeie Hartley, W. A.
Coouer and K. F. Strother. Dl
'n .
LEESVUiLE. AL!
Mrs. L. U. Haynes has been very 111
it is some be* ter at this writing
TWn l~.t..I... ?? *? >
L HAIL THE I LI
TROLLEY!
sXINGTON.
The Batesburg Advocate;- ,
)n, S. C. Mch. 29:- i'retty . . :? <
S. F. 8TROTHER, Att;
Hw Cltlxana Bank of Bi
I?m with flattering
C?n* to oil who wloh 1
fag transaction*. Saf?
whoro land and Insurai
y. BATES BURG, C
iteaburg, S. C., In entering upon a New Yei
prospects, and extends anew, a cordial w<
air dealing and courteous treatment In baa
;ty Deposit Boxes for rent at a low rai
ice Policies, etc., will be safe from fire.
I, (j, Carolina Mourn." These words mig]
appropriately be applied in referent
ir, to the death of Attorney General X
(|. X. Gunter Jr., who died at the re
idence of his father Capt. U, X. Gui
terin this town last Sunday A. M
after a long Illness. Genl. GunU
was a native of this town and w;
The local honorary pallbearers were:
" Messrs W. H. ttumerman, N. A, A
* Bales, J. W. Coonei &. O. Cullum, E.
J. Jonea, J. B Suddati, J.C. Glover, J. ar
s. B. T. Major, N. R. )*fly, E. C. Bidtell,
J. It. Bouknlfcb&and Dr. D. M. *r
C rosso n. ^
'' The honorary palfoferers from Gen.
,r Gunter'a former ottcial associates n'
II vrf.r*' T\ I? uf>n?nt. cinon
AIIC ICVtUIC H A ?CIA bUC WllCgt I
uesday night on the life or Dr. Mar-j
n Luthar was very well attended _
id mnch enjoyed by all. "
Mrs. J. P. Bodle returned Tuesday
Ur a short visit to her sister in
?"?" ELE
Mr. Fred Croueh is getting along
celyatthls writing. Up
Mr. Hronk (!miHwln <<nllprt hnm? 1 *J
well all of
the taklo
ILUMBIA AND ADGDSTA. t"aDptiZ
an action c
___ _ ? ----- ??? wasnotcoi
CTEIC LINE SUE- w-m ^tak
YORS WILL REACH 1^',
yesterday was consumed In
g of evidence in the ref- <> .
i of Lula Gunter vs. Mar- i
r and Burt Fallaw. Th s ..
)f trespass to try title. It , . .
lcluded yesterday and hence
en up today at 12 o'clock.
d of equalization has been '
for the last two or three
D*f??lU solicited
and moniy to loan on favorabla tar ma.
much respected by all who knew bin
He was educated In the Hatesbur
High School and the South Carollc
College From the latter Institutlc
he graduated In law, after making
record of which any youag man shoul
be proud. After his graduation 1
practiced la.r with O. C. Jordan <
a. Assistant Attorney General L. F. w
g Youmans, Adjutant General J. I). ,le
Frost. Superintended of Education
O. B. Martin, Goons las lonar E. J. vl
>n Watson, Comptroller General A. W. da
* Jones, Secretary of State J. T. Cantt, SP
Id State Treasurer R. H. Jennings, Former
Attorney General G. D. Bellinger Jand
Private Secretary J. E. Norment. ^
ednesday on account of his mothers p
ath. D
Miss Bertha Moore who has been (
siting her brother here for several
,ys left for Columbia Monday to
end some time with relatives. '
The Fine Art Club met with Miss '
R.Abie on the night of the 24th.
being one special feature of the j
? J"' uu" *
ATrCDTTPT AN ralsed the
AlLODUlLU un pose those
. _ ...? will meet i
TUESDAY MORNING.THE
ROAD >aZhZ
AT If ACT AN AC ley had ,D
ALjuUDI An Ao fined by 1
v a|i^iro.ib ii!> ii mey nave >
taxes a little, but I sup1
who are mostly" effected
Lhe board on the 6th day of
1 they will again thoroughly
e all complaints and adas
chey see proper,
darkies whom Sheriff t'orjail,
have been tried and
naglstrate Mack of Lees
The Fidelity
Compan;
nr
Mutual Life lnsurai
y, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aiken for a while and then went. 1
Spartanburg and connected hlmse
with a prominent law tlrm thcr
From there he went to Columbia an
|irP
acted as Assistant Atty. Gcnl. f<
a number of years after which ho \vi
elected by the-people of the state t
the prominent position of Atty Gen
On the special car'from the Stale m
house were Lieutenant Qorernor
Sloan, State .Treaairer Jennings. 1
e- Comptroller General Juie*, Secretary v
id Gantt, General Frost, Commissioner *?
,r Watson, Superintendent' Martin, Asslstant
Attorney Genoal Youmana.
<s Hon. B. L Caughman. rMemn? J- E w
? Holmes, 8. T. Carter, U. M. MoCnwn al
1- Mitchell. It. David. W (J ni<.M n
eeung ror eacu member to carry
tne dainty prepared by themselves,
ic menu being made out a week pre
out to the meeting, and each one
signed their part. The supper Is in ^ j
lis way given by the ciub. The
isles* provides anything that (die nnd c
lsbes; decorations w?r? palms, lillies and J
id evergreens. town t
All present seemed to enjoy them- ,.nmn
ville and ui
SHRED FACT.
The wor
3.G. bhand of Shand and Lafoye. cb
btef engineei of the Columbia llttleblto
, , gutters of
Liken eleciric line stopped In wilole the
iltls morning on his way to the good one.
r.f curuaunrc om ?? - ?
pon paying the tines were
Tills, however, does not
jail.
1c on the court, tyouae i&
mpletion. Tliere is yet a
f work to be doee^od the
the court house. U?on the
job seems tube a pretty
n rite ivMi*
poa
c. H. JONES
. COLUMBIA
ORGAI
j iui i uau loiiuc tatca ui aps^Hv/
itlon; good men wanted
>, Supervisor of Agei
, : : SOUTH CAROLINA.
rsrizED iisr issi.
As a boy Genl. Gunter w;is a pr>
found student, as a man he was
its lawyer of ability and destruction. 11
written opinions on points of >aw wei
models of much study and profouti
- thinking- The great state of Soul
Carolina can ill afford to lose such
man as Genl Gtinter, and it vvi
? ? t !n<t t ha! 1 ii? rtu?r /in I Iia cltrto hniii
3. W. McLaurln, p. J.Griffith, Miss Lin- se
a nie Lallorde, Ml^s Alice Henderson, tc
Miss Gertie Walker, Miss Vivien Yer- ?'
1S non and Mrs. B. L. Catifhman. lv
Amonv? othars were: Messrs G. Du n- ^
|f can Bellinger, W, H, Townsend. M. II
" Mobley, II. R. Cully, T. S. Sease. M
R William McC.^wan. J- C.Boyd, J. 'J
Gaston and C. M. Galloway. xl
Ives. Aftei a sumptuous repast, all ^
ok part in the discussion. Harmony "
! colors adjourned at ten to meet . '
. ... sentat
vo weeks from this date with Miss
sell Mitchell.
Miss Rlla Lou Able will spend three te(J of
four weeks with her sister and two camp
rother? in Atlanta. Mrs. Bertha from ]
id Let ma Bridge* will return with ^ ^ R
"? ? ?># ?ic luiiumg ftir. UdO
le of the proposed Columbia and tor, la raak
>ta electric railway A repre- spur that I
,ive of the Advocate when in ton Manuf
rsation with Mr. Bnand learned all accouni
lie force doing the work consis- ripidlyam
about fifteen men in all. The pleling tin
is now located about one mile The sun
Lexington, bnt their intention jey uuc frt
love it today three miles nearer frum tlioro
ry Smith, railroad contrac
.ing Rood headway on the
s to extend to the Lexingacturing
company. From
ts he Is turning out the dirt
3 will not be long In cumJ
job. . 4
eyors of the proposed trolim
Columbia to Aiken and
tn A nirn?t n * ??..? U- -
YOU CAN W
Though you
provided yoi
TLc Irnurod under poli
PHOENIX MUTUA
;; :s :: of Harl
Who.took out a 20-Yeai
all
. V*k J
'IN WITHOUT DYir
are bound to win if you die.
1 are insured. ARE YOU?
cy 106,037 in the
,L LIFE INSURANCE COMP^
tford, Connecticut, :: :: ::
r Endowment, near middle life, it very inu
ve. Thit is how be won:
. I ? lilttV l/uw "" ?ivm.
NvJ) should beat half mast on the iday <
Ills funeral
GenI Gunter was a man who ma<!
good friends " herever be went and
kNY, was bis meat and drink cacli day tb;
lie lived to be of service to bis frieni
a
cli He was not a questionable po
itician as a great many men are; b
arU urcrc cicsn and unnn and ahm
>v lit
)f Messrs M. T. Carter. J. T. Gantt, A.
C. Del'assand N. H. Driggers eo'm.
prixed a committee sent to represent
^ Columbia lodgo. No. 106, K of P.
From Columbia lodge, No. 726, b. b
P. O. K , were sent: Messrs. C. J. dl
' Lynch, K. H. Clark, P. D. Brooker. G. tc
1). Bellinger, (i. G. Mussley, H (?
8 Johnson, B. R. Cooncr, W. f. Eber;e
. ?
er v.-.*- Batesl
CAM OF THASK8. th'" "
, _ . miles.
I wish to express my gartitude and t)
lost sincere thanks to all thoes In gure(j
Atesburg, Leesrllle and thesurroun- rea(jj
ing country for their great kindness a prel
> us in the hour of bereavment. not or
U. X Gunter. tbe
Mcnerva Guutrr
jurg, making the distance from ing this pli
)wn at this writing aoout ten the last t
Judging from what Mr. Shand were mucl
lis morning the coad is an as- and their (
fact as quite an outlay lias al try and sit
been inside. The survey, while mentary.
iminary one ia very thorough as The La
ily the course is being laid but LUUieran
ades also have been determined tbiy JaC
t ?%/* r/virl mill rl?? "
?v .>ui,u3ia ua>c uceu niaivice
their headquarters'for
wo or three days. They
i delighted with this towq 1
tpinionaof its thrift, iudusuation
were highly compli- ,
dies Aid Societies of the
and baptist churches of
i have had several -enter
nc Keceivea
at maturl
tla Paid
twenty annual prt
12,500, making !
His Profit was :
than hi
ty, the face value of the policy? tf; i /
smlums and received in annual dividends
the net cost only $7,:
$2,720 or over 37 per cent moi
e paid, even at his age.
board.
)00 His funeral was lamely attended t
his friends from different parts of th
stats. Let all emulate his virtu
and shun his mistakes if any. Mi
fcOU he rest lu peaee, which par.ute a
.g understanding.
At three o'clock the funeral pr
cession started from the Gunter re
>iardt,I)r W. A. Uyers, F. F. Hough,
J. I?. Letton, W. C. Mauldin, F. L. j
Brown, E. J. Watson and C K. Gault.
is
At Lexington quite a large number
CM boarded the train, a con# those being
ly J B. Wlngard, C. M. Etird, W. P t<
iU Roof, E II. Aull, F. W. Miealy, S. B d<
George and others. '
<)" Gen. Gunter suffered In ids last ill- t'
in ?av.
HE VOIt THAT 8H00K THE saTt
WORLD. atUm
seen u
Ret. F. A. Holtzhausen from Wit- At (
Bfiburtf, I.uther City, Germany, will um^ja
eliver Iiis lecture on Martin Luther, M ,p
the monk that shook the world." at j.
he Baptist church this city on Mon- ju
u nit luiu uc 1,1 tainments
for the contractors. Mr. Shand greatl
hat the road could be In oper Dr Hq1
In less than a year if no unfor- n, ht*on v
bstacies are met with. wa8 qulte
io place between here and Col- the lines c
i is the grade over one per cent. tory of tll<
. I. Weston, chief engineer In
Id will be here ih a day or so A Kreat
over the ground before the rest Ple have
, which were pleasing to all
y beneficial.
tzliausen lectured here last
lartin Luther. His picture
i instructive. He dwelt on
>f reformation, giving a hlsi
life of the great reformer. "
number of prominent peobeen
seen on our '
Wasn't That wini
Had he died during t
fee 910,000 plus the annual
?. al two reara would ha>
LL4S THE STOKY: "V
D. B. RAWL
D E. RIDGE!
t T. T. H>
I ,
[ling/
he 20 years, his Beneficiary would have r?
dividends up to thai time, whalever year,
re been $lo.2-M), at ten i 1 ,H:iu. and su on.
/K PAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS."
, Resident Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
LL, Special Agent, Batesburg, S. C.
tY A Brother, General Ageats,
ceived ,flencc anrt 8^owly wended Its wi
which, 1 liroiitcli the street! of the town
'1II1S the t'aptlst church where the Im
viees commenced. The church w
crowded far beyond it* utmost c
paclty and yet large numbers we
unable to gain entrance. The s?
vices were conducted by the Itev. J
___ l>ez Ferris assisted by Rev. 1C.
nessasrew meu are caned upon to a
t* suffer. He bore these long days and 1<
nights of agony with rare courage, o'
a* his fortitude never failed him, he nev- hI
er murmured for one instant. n
re After weeka and months of languor ll
,r. and pain, with calm resignation he ?
a_ faced the end, going down into the e
j- valley and the shadow even as though f'
hp wprp hpinir led hv the still tvatorw cl
ay evening neat at ? p. m. tims
jcture has been greatly enjoyed by
Id and young. It is entertaining, In- r
Lructive and Inspiring. Prominent ,
. , , morni
ewapapers and eminent scholars ... .
' , ., , , will t;
ave expressed themselves in terms ,
r highest praise regarding It wher- an(^,
ver it has been gi/en. Admission ^
ree; offering will be taken at the
lose of the lecture. All are invited. comn?
party arrive. If the w.irk pro- late,y?
s as it has done the whole party _
each this place by Tuesday
IF.L. YOl
ng. as to the course the road
ike through the town of llatas
is at this writing a conjecture M^0V"
lot until the surveyors arrive Leroy
nythiog definite be learned. A era' losuc
iittee of the following have been ^[o^,pUni
" . v -i *
JMANS ATTORNEY GENERAL.
jyward Monday appointed
F. Youraans attorney gen?
:ceed the late U. X Gunter,
tans has acted as assistan t
general sinn? iua? ?
SHAVING P>
THE BEST OH
! EVI
I H
BILLIARD AND POOl
* J. J. ROBERTSC
n Imr\AYit
iRLORS AND POOL ROOM.
BARBERS?MOT TOWELS ALWAYS
KRYTHINO STERILIZED.
[OT AND COLD BATHS.
L PARLORS IN REAR OF BARBER SHOI
>N PROP. Batesburg, S.
ant An AO fiAn Qntt
'loaves, uev. is. is. nuriun ana u
I. H Boidridtfe of Lancaster 9.
Mr. "E It Clarke of Columbia Bang i
impressive solo "Moment by Momen1
p# which hymn l)r Ferris said had b?<
q a favorite of Gen. .Gunter.
* I)r. Boldridge and the Rev. W
Burton then addressed the congi
1 1 nation. paying, each tributes of lo
l/l/i jnH ripvntl.in tn l he dead. Thev In
,r> ? , ?
c When the end finally came he fell a- 1
in sleep and those w ho hnow, thee who
ministered unto him those who never
cn left his bedside, l*sb>ve that In the
silence of the reeedlnj world 4'he felt
upon his wasted brov> the breath ot
e' the eternal mornhig
ve Ttie funeral directors were I E
art wards A Ce
Knit fail to come. japooi
chain
WAGENER. H
Miss Maud Shealy of Haleaburg is Hutca
pending some time with relatives ley. .T
,ere. Dr. V
M iss UUa Starncs of Perry was in ^
niea wim i>r nmmerman as an(j ^ the
man to give what aid they can the duties
uring the right of way etc; No
Cullum. T. B. Kernaghan, Dr>
. Mitchell, I. Edwards, N. A. asslsta^t
i, Dr. E. 0. Ridgell, E. L Hart
ohn Bell Towill, IT. X. Runter, (jAy j
If. P. Tlmmerman, W. C. Farber-1 v " * 1
. Mitchell, E. F. Strother, I)r. | ? trrr
f. Boatwright and N. Rogers i lilvl
?.wv v^tuucr
refore quite familial with
? T
lintmeut has been made for ,
as yet. *
leyward will
in fifli.imrcu
i ll lllipUi L
As mors than two-thli
'It Is alt Important that one
-Is mora dangerous than ad
SPRINGS MINERAL WA1
yeur health when once it i
aelved by the use of ULIE>
Imparities, but which itse
am vjudduuii uoii
ds of the human body Is composed of
s's Drinking Water should be pure. Impure
ulterated food. It costs less to buy (
rER and thereby keep in health than to i
s lost. This Important question of health
IN SPRING5 WATER, which Is not only fn
If will purify, invigorate and strengthen.
15U known uen. Ounter through all t
years of his life and with no perfun
water, tory words of idle meaningless prai!
Water hut wjth love and sincerity reveal
3LKNN in every word, they paid noble tri
restore ute to t ie character and worth of t
can be man to whom liis friends were so r1
sefrom voted. '(}? d be With You Till t
As a Meet Again ' was the next hymn su
he
S STATE OF SOLTH CAROLINA!
1 tOUNTY OF LEXINGTON
it'. t
f(l All persons Indebted to J. W. Pond, j
llJ_ deceased, are i guested to make im,
e mediate payment to the undendtfnsd, (
le. and all persons having claims against
ye the said J. W. Pond are notified to 1
temize and verify said accounts, and *
Hie witti the undersigned at ftateu
own sin pping yes&eroay. I B ^
Messrs Joe lUdcliffe and Chester
tbles of Dean Swamp spent Sunday
n town. jjr
Mr. ITamp Gantt and Miss Mary spent
Williams *ere married Sunday after- enU
loon and left for their home in Spring- ^'r
ield Monday morning. his b
...... , , , him i
f / no no* oiroin t-oonmoM l\iti
? The Go\
GILBERT. r f?
street It
. W. II. Donly Jr., of Columbia, there afte
Sunday afteanoon with his par* expiratioi
here. property
. It A. Barr has been contincd to Do/.ier, w
ed for a few days, we hope for while,
a speedy recovery.
V VMWAIAi/iUi
erner has bought a home on
er of GerVdis and Pickens
is his intention to move
ir leaving the mansion at the
i of his term of office. The
was purchased from L. 1).
ho has owned it but a short
renae-lia! ?gant it has no e<
StOBswcb, Kidneys and Ski
i
OLBNN SPRINdS
COTTON MAR
Cotton l? bringing to-<
? tl..i..? 111 1
qual, being a specific for all disease* of the
In.
Ulenn Springs Company,
- - mFOR
SALF? One square piano
condition, (lordon the Jeweh
1?7 on the member Oordon the reliable ,
i Liver, a id the services mine church wt
ended.
At the conclusion of these ser\i<
g q the body was i>orne to the cerae*" <
and the further exercises were h
- - eluded by the Elks, C. J. Lynch, <
In fine alted ruler K. B.Clark, chaplain;
sr. He- Brooker, esteemed leading knig
Jeweler <* Bellinger, esteemed lectur!
nn? (1 n Ui.mLi'
re ? ; ?
bur#, 8. C? forthwith. (
J03IEJ. POND, 1
Administratrix estate J. W. Pond,
?l* deceased.
Dn- i
BV WHEN IN NEED
ht: Of anythlnc in the store fixture line ,
"K such as Computing Oil Tanks, Ver
ft 1U1. VAIN MljUIII IUIUIUVU II la Bill
lulies after a weeks stay with home- honn
oiks m Heiklcy county. h(M
Miss Maud Hates and little sister Mr
ipent Sunday in towp. (he nuests of ihe I
Ur.audMrs Portwood. Mi
Mr. Jack Jones of Oak Grove spent ler'
sunday In town; s,lu
Miss Ada Corbitt has returned to ,
ss Le la Lindler has returned fATT
s after teaching a two months Jlllf
dI near Gaston.
9 J. H. Inabinet is visiting at I>ied la
lOme of Mr. Tom Harr this week, here Mr..
. U. 1'. Taylor visited ids (laugh- Ha'ian I
Mrs. Isiali Hall in Orangebing ct,,,n^ry
aday and S jnday. * came ofl
number of our young folks att en "5 ;
.? 4 i_-< .? hv SBTcral
N SANGUINNET
st night at his home near <
John Sanguinnet, He was an ,. ? .(
jy birth and come to this
when a young man. The ,
his death was paralyss was
rears pf age, and is survived
I rllilrlran omnr.~ >>?- 1?
vaieauurtf Biiift > 1 A
If 1a. 1>. UUiJUUi.
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epalrs. Itatesburg, S. C.
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ioy.il knitfht, conduct, ng these i
press!ve services.
As the setting sun went sloi
VuVO" down over tl?e pine tops of Sail
valley, the racred, !>eautiful wo
and i) u ic of lh? hymn, "Abide w
"" Ileal rapcr euueri, eompuiin^
m Cheese Cutter, Show Cases, Comput- ,
Ing Scales, Office Fixtures, k?frlg"ly
eratore for house or store. *Vrlte
ida Parrot and Bailey,
rrts 1248 ruin St.,
Hh ColMRiola, S, C.
(It'll I
lier hoine In Galley after a two weeks ur Ja
visit to lier aunt Mrs John Cofer. Ue
Miss Carl Hutto visited friends days
here Monday. Tli
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11 its 9UHU1H tiuMii^ at ou iii *ii 11' oat- '* ? *
y afternoon 'nK Mra.J
v. Inabinat is spending a few from his i
in Orangburg this week. a young n
icLutliciru parsonage iias l>een tl/e jov*?Cf
^errd and is in readiness for Rev, lo |ea>e p
ringer to move in at a eariy date. ry. l'eace
V..UI Vil WI11VUK tliC Li J UC" v . *
\usion Oswalt, He ran a way t
native country'wlien quite t
ian: his father was a man of
ilth andsocial standing: hut 1
or adventure caused this man
I all and come to this countto
the ashes,