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w \ " .. ' Bargains in Buggies t T7* TA^ Por the nex 1 is nicnth. wTTTO ? t ten days we will ? N ive exceptional bargj t ains in Buggies. L. 7 '&C& CL^fLc^ D Cullum Co. Noi ky? * ? * >|^ I v is tilt time to buy that Bug* Tv. JW1 ______ TheB ATESI * BATE WJRG/ SHURO, S. C.. FRI DAY, Al d)VOC ug 10, igo6. ATE? E. JONES. JACOB PHINIZY, Preside WILLIAM A. LATIMRR, GEORGIA AU( CAPITAL and UN nt CHARLliS (1. GOODRICH, < Vice Brest. RUFUS H. BROWN, Asst. C \ RAILROAD BANK QUSTA, GEORGIA. IDIVIDED PROFITS, $500,0( ST PERSONALS. Miss Eva Mace, of Marion, visi Miss Uubv Glover this week. )0.00 Mr. Frank IMack, of It id ye Spri was here Sunday. GEO. C. BATES DEAD. lci, TH E EBB CAME OH TUESDAY AT 1 SILVER CITY, HEW MEXICO, '* WHERE HE HAD GOHE IH ? -= til Particular atter by mail. We solicit your I 1 1 1 jKaBKaBfamx % ition to the conduct 01 acco Hisiness and invite correspond* Miss Josic Mo'dcy,??f Johnston, v h is been on a week's visit to L>r. i Mrs. J !?. Timinons, returned to ilice. home on Tuesday. Mrs. ('. E. Johnson and children {MyvM 'Columbia, visited relatives in to this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Sills are sp? ln? n f,..? ,1. !.. ? I.? IT" .-'. ,ho THE HOPE OF REGAIN ?>d ING HIS HEALTH her It was known some days ago that the coudition of out fellow townsman ' George Bates was critical, but many wn foi.d hearts booed tiiat he would rally and be able to come back to the nd- old home, but the grim reaper olaimi.I. -?i - ? ?? * * Hp ^ The Fir* A interest 01 X lend* mon endorser* customer: HP all. This I rowers. 1 ^ ltank of Uc t National Bank of Datesburg, S. C., pays i deposits In the Savings Department, and ay on approved security or satisfactory Prompt and courteous attention to all i assured. A fair deal and a square deal to bank wants good depositors and good borTefI your friends about the First National ttesburg, at Batesburg, South Carolina. if Account U in the si ;s may beopenec lameof husband - ?j ? ???k u iv, " vmi o in 11 iv a'u iv 11 i vi iv i St) week. ^2 Miss Mabel Tarrant, of Newberry -I S? visiting relatives here. vS Miss Bessie stcarlinan is visiting I cousin, Miss Kileen Ousts, of I'.d yfe field. Mrs.Hi liih, of Gainesville, l'la., t yfc Mrs. \V. M Hazel, of Johnston, wi uio Wi nun ut a wcuill -*11U 111 Oliver C-'liy, New Mexico, his suminoui came and is those of us who knew George in life, kn >\v tliat lie went down with a tirave l h>art. Oeathissad under any circuinstances, but it seems particular ea I for a bright, j.ivial hearted fellow, with talent and energy to be cut oir nid in tlie il iwer of man hood in a far oil ere place, almost a stranger in a stiang v 333 3333333333C n JfeNVitii the provision ( jj^cvcnt ol' the death of 1 ^jjjflsurvlvor may withdraw 8k THE FUNDS CA.N HE ^ OUT DEL/ anu wuc liat in the An arrangement of this klu< of great comet i Mice where al u ,er* ,c!j|the parties die without leavir r the funds. |: will. WITHDRAWN BY THE SURVIVOR WIT I tY AND WITHOUT LliUAL COST. ig? Ms 101s in uau si>urg? ? cu' i ti ii.v % Miss Si sio Kd wards is visiting 1 is^ Maude Strom iu Augusta ' ?f^ Miss'-s Carrie Milcliell and Da 'K afrj} Hanks, of the. Sardis e?'tion and M (jj os Maxwell McKe'lar and Sallte Ltroe fijSv of <;ie nwood, spent a short wli 1- with Miss Lucile Cooner. Miss Gladys Crunch returned land, but lie who doeth till things, lkS lcnowctli wiia* is best. lialesburg has never bad a young ,is., m mi m ?re generally liked and loved iss by all classes of ponplc, fur Indeed le >ks not only had a kindly word of greelilc log, but the gla 1 hand for all those with whom became in contact. It Is no exaireiation to say that lie had a on , . ... ... ... /. . .... DEATH OF AH ESTIMA- 01 bLE YOUNG LADY. | LD NEGRO POISONED GAM BY ALLEGED DR. CiHM STAUB, spe Ward ? ^ ^ ^ ^ PAIGN IN SALUDA. DATES FOR GOUHTT OFFICES AKAT WATSON'S STORE. la, Auff. 6.?The Saluda countv it rL i I K C I |i o k n || BATESBURUy Xfc Solicits your Jb Interest. Tl/KNS RATNTJ Ar r F] sb o r a . - - - SOUTH CAROLINA business and pay 4 per cei r --it iirelay from IC^rshiw, where : IV. li '1 been on a visit to relrMvci % v?gr Miss Lillie JoieR, of Wasjcner, ) 'lie j.ucit of Mis?cs Alice and 11 V. -c'la Jor.es last week. . ?!)' Mrs. Dora Hook and dauiflite Mi.ses Iceolinc ;:nd Alice, of > ?v Urookland, were visitors to Mis I I i;n:tiii.y <>i in iKiug menus and liotdIn r them that, any man would be proud to p<-ss?-3K. va lieor^e Hates graduated from Wofar ford college in a particular bright class and In the college circles he ,rs made quite a r.potation a-. an athlete. ;L>W After graduation h* came home and se accepted a position in the First NatKnnlf tt lilnli !%-?!? ? . l?i% ? *?* FH MISS FANNIE TAYLOR DIES OF 1 TYPHOID FEVER. Miss l-'annie Taylor, the 19 year old d lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Vastine ?p? Taylor, died at 10 o'clock Tuesday a morning after an illness of two old months wit ii t vnhnlrl fovor ? ANK HARRIS COMES TO AIKER c"upl' son S St rELLING STORY OF MIS- Saturdi TREATMENT AT HANDS ^"t'S OF WHITE MAN. dent of ;cial to The State. s^ie ?j1 liken, Auk. 5.?Frank Harris an 1 r netfro living' ne?r Batesburtf, meeting was held at Watore, three miles north of here, xy. The candidates for supdent of education were flrst. ample, the present superinteueducation, gave the paople his the story. Then came W. S. nan, ex-superintendent and two ispirants, J. N. DeLoachann J. a f..~ jH i)R. w. u. TinnuRA ae> A. C. JONliS, Cashiei P m IAN, Pres't. U. \. <IUNTIiR, Vlce-Pres ; M. W. PERRY, Ass't Cashie mm vi.ca mat wiciv. 't. s$r Mrs. Daisy Fonts. of Montmore! has been visiting Vlssts Alice : r' J|jk M ircella Jones. 1 LEXINGTON mmiwii iiu iiciu uiiii m co i credit L'i himself until the dread di .1CI' case laid its hold on his vitals, which l,iC* made It necessary to ro west. Evcty tiling that medical skill and money could do was done, out now lie is k'ouc from anions us, Ills face and form will no longer lie seen, hut his memory will lie dear in the hearts of Ilia friends and loved ones. I ? - vj r-w.,. .V.V.. Ucili M iss Taylor wus In the bluoni of slo j voting womanhood. In early life she of a joined Salem Lutheran church and i ever afterwards lived a consistent pia christian life. Her companions and bur friends were numerous. She leaves, ma I besides a host of friends and relatives, can 1 four brothers and four sisters. bin Her remains were laid to rest In h'n: ueujAiKcn louay witli a pitilul ry of mistreatment at the hands comPul i white man. Thee 'he old neitro said he lives on the t>le une ce of Mr. U. I. Cuuter, near hates- B'ea8e> K, and that yesterday a white W1^htn n, giving his name as Dr. Staubs, SP6*11, ie to his house and proposed to aL ^ar s the netfro and h;s team to drive 118 1 l throuirh the oountrv Kpilimr n>i. there h; f . iivhh o^unt iui vi UKuinsL sorj education. andidates for the senate, to Jill xplred term of Senator E. ?. resigned, were next. Geo. W. lan wis the first of these to lie is a great prohibitionist t, but is willing to hold on to xnisary. Yet he knows that as been stealing at the big dim SHAVINU P/ Till-: BUST OF liVI w , BILLIARD AND POOI : J. J. ROBERTSO ?* - . * finrpmniT TWA TIT VRLORS AND POOL ROOM. BARBHRS--HOT TOWELS ALWAYS t?R VTHIUti STERILIZED. OT AND COLD BATIIS. L PARLORS IN REAR OH BARBER SHO N PROP. baiesbur?, S. mm I n TmrmTT t t? Misses Carro and Ruth Ktird eli ninthly entertained a number of tli friends Friday evening in honor Miss Nebie Cau,;h man of Columbia Mr. Jean Myers, of Sumter, is I iciest of Ids uncle, Mr. J. J. Fox. Mr. Archfo^'arnpbcM left y -sfei.' ' lor his home at Itidgeway. lie was; companicd by Mr. Robert Leslie. !ir~ To his parents and family The Ad*-''r vocate extends its deepest sympathy of in this their hour of sure bereave-1 l- ment. ^ie The rein tins are expected here Saturday afterno'M ari l the funeral will m py?K?i??. * -.Vc hav beiv: nc- unable to learn definitely by reason of inability to <et railroad schedules, i the Salem cemetery on Wednesday In ent the presence of a large circle of the I friends, who came to pay their last Aft respects to their departed friend. The tor l.'St.sud rites were performed l>v her tire pastor, llie Rev. P. R. Groscolose. was Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have the sin- tol( e<- _ aij of an in this, their i hour of grief. | medicines The negro accepted pen^a^y proposition and they started out. a J J er driving nearly all day, the doc J*1*5308 asked Harris if he did not feel B0,ue d. The old negro replied that lie i somewhat tired and tlie doctor a stfong 1 him he would give him some- P?Sfcd t( .g to relieve his fatigue. lie v0^ to; e the negro a dose of something lumbia, He tried to give The State r saying. *'The State said it ind it must be so, * in reference publication in The State. Crouch, for the senate, made ? [ speech. He was at heart op> the sale of whiskey and would abolish the dlspe-tsary at * and leave it to the people of a .. * . UUIlUfl MA1U Cotton is bringing lo-d; itat.esburn Markov- 10 I 2 a: ?v L. 1>. uuiiutn. MILWAUKEE BA viii. . LMSVlbLli. iy on the j>r m)S. E. j. Kth^rec b reported jj^rjltflfjv entertained a few fii t .eir beautiful residence on -t. Friday evening, aii;'. 3, in fiJW' of Mrs. 1'J.hrrodge's brothers ? *** \j. and Mr das. Martin. VhVs. ^ j In the soveral contests of tli Kenneth Cuughman, (if Columbia spenditig a few days with relatives lR(',Jflc U'XiriKlon. ends at Chim b Miss ^Iay Taj lor celebrated hotii r birthday Tuesday bybclnjC'At l!o: iir. M '0 Iter many friends. Those presi were: Misses May and Annie L?>n T lur, KrncsCiiu liarre, Martha I lend 10 CYC lauchman. Lucy 1>. Winuard. Ka " SEIVERN. her nc' Mrs. I). C. Shull and her (laughter cut Miss Sarah visited friends In town ay Friday. !|x Mrs. J. W. Lownian and children tie I. - . RIDGE SPRING. ? ditt Mrs. Wallace, of Newberry, is visit- hor invr her sister Mrs. Lilla Junes. ro v Mr. and Mrs James Junes, of Trcn- w'w ton, were iu town last Friday nitflit. lje'' Wilt vm a uutbJC. v-ttVI1 arris said tliat soon after taking J. E. stuff lie became sick and tlic t tiling lie knew iie was in the cc*ved"h this morning, half-dead and his niove tl se a' d buggy gone. The old neg- ^ beli# vas cared for by Mr. banders, near do so al we house he was found, and after State di tig revived was brought to Aiken, tunity. jre he toid his storv to Lh<? ?h?>ritT move tl 1?1./ W UCVIUC. Forrest, ex-sen&tor, made & t speech, and was well relic said he had voted to reie dispensary from Saluda couniv inn that to be best, and would jain, and would abolish the spensary If he had the opporV.'hlle he had voted to reie dispensary from Saluda he ONE KAN DROPS DEAD, SHOOTS HIMSELF-OtFiCERS OF HA GONE. ('Jii(>-iL'o. Aim. ?>.?With a nintf some handsome pri/es v warded. The friends wlio enjo hospitality of the evenin were Ariv) iHiLi Alice Wise, Jessie Scutt. of <'In -TWO |N. C , Liljio Buck, Annie Rose 1 llattie and Leila Croseclose, Px ,NK ; Mrs. W. A. Sliealy. Messrs. M. i Jas. Martin. Dr. W. E. Crosson Clint and Claude Riser and F. 1 deficit in', d ix k'cre a nolle Fauglinian, Pearie li.iylor, P< ycdtlu- uisi?j,cr, Inmie, Nellie Cauyhin : Misses (JohMn;ija, Helen ami May C.nl arlotte, j,utl) Kt-mif i.?i i May ltoelaml, Mac llisci, *(111) Ojtwal 1 ami Messrs. A. 1' M of- and tin, L'?nny Adriy. Bob and Waller I L and |je' (;us n U tHenry Martin, Ken , Iluhn, ;au|{iiinnn, ' olunibia, Frank W I lien- ^rirfli it,?i0|ph Kv/.er, Irene, Undo Ior OranRciJurK Saturday after 1'| spending sometime hen* with relan, ? . I at I ves. ey, on' M isses fieneva .lones and Ktlic (Jiinar torare spending part of their vacat ion j ?es at their old hnine near here. "'u M"r. Maxcy Hr?>i;de?, of ItaLcsbiirg 1 e line home Sat unlay sick. Ipli i M I* v. .1 a iltOU f 'Afoi* lc r\t h a Mr. and Mrs. Ilart. of Vsnce, are jj visiting their son, Mr. Robert Hart. ^ Miss Coy v.'oods and Mr. T.ovett ten Minis, of Kdg<'llelri, spent last Sunday Su I i i town bur M r. and Mrs. Welch, of Augusta, sul^ land their children are vuiting Mis* wai Ida lloarwright. 1/41 ly i \t, i)?.? ? ?. mentloi [arris is in a critical condition yet were no x\ the nffectB of the dose adralnlt- por tl id to him by tlie alleged Dr. B tvar nits, llis mouth and throat are (,ut j3 n ned as if by wood alcohol and lie ! erintr internally. A collection ^j)e pj-g. , taken up for liim amonu the cit- sp0^e jr is of Aiken and lie will be proper- wintlir cared for. u * ? led the fact that the tigers w 1? to 1. le house of representatives, B. is was first. lie is in no doubt at-footed for the dispensary me amendments. He believes :ent system the best law. He i high terms of Ctemson and op and paid a high tribute to its accounts of cln.se lou n iars and with t in* wl iereal) of its chief otlkei.s unkti?i authorities, the Miiwauk State Hank oik of li e 1 JyiniT hanks in < hieitfo t. (lay hy State llank Kxatn Jones The failure was for the death of ore ol t lie lillioii doi-^ The ground Is being broken f intsof two jirlc^ Sf?,ro buildings on Mr. i\\!> jo the. adjoining Dr. K ee Avenue Store. higet ouLwas closed Airs. Pink Jtinehart aiul so iner (J. c. Oscar, of i mi punt, were in tl responsible S Lurduy. '"r'.V/.T. Mrs. Nannie 1-ftC Weeks is vjswitiu, i'ui t i r r?iilitm ami jc>>S'' or two ,rard. . J/ ' Mrs Minnie Meet/.e and Miss An iriai< s Martha have returned from a i weeks visit to Sullivan's Island. i i. Mr. Miss May l-oo/.or has returned fr >e city t pheasant visit to i'rospcrity. Miss Km 'Stine Gralchen is t he ku visiting of Dr. and Mrs Kd floozer. ||) HIU h WViOl U1 II*T father, this week. nj(? Quite a successful protracted meet:wo >?jf is being carried on at Convent baptist church by Mr. Watson, of Nor tli. oin M isses Fanny and Mary Pardue, of Granilcville. are i lie honored ftuest of LS* Mr. Wayne Cooler's family. ..ii. i.cn ?ua.t?rriK"L na? returnen from a trip to Hot Springs, ArUrosav. 1 ma Mrs. H. M. Asblll and Mr. Kaust yes I N icholson have returned from a trip to various northern cities. tlle col anil Mrs. It U. Watson, Mr. J. ed W. Soitfler and Mr. Judd Randall ',ai spi'iit several davs at (Jleiuson where bui the state Farmers Association met. w<" ociiaiuur L Is believed ilia*. Dr. Staubs Is a vestiffal n known in Aiken, who was here Ex-Re terday afternoon trying to sell a |n favor rgy and mule, and the sheriff Is on wants t lookout for him. The man want- j. E. ! is of medium height, has blaek l(( r, gray eyes, round head, stocky countoi Id, d irk mustache, ruddy skin, rtc), to s e light colored clothes and hat, u,. i inmun ana censured tlie inking committee, preventative Ge?. G. Lester is of the State dispensary and o widen the public roads. Smith is in favor of anyth In# r the people. He gave an acr 11is life and only wants the ofhow tlie people he wants to am Ho Itaa q ? "? u aim li'il t" t > ' SIIICMil: in .ill wlm a month u^'o hid H Hiiniitij;s a life'ini' hi il ti-mi. In the oxcilnmnt id uiMiounr nii'iit 01 t'.ie hii V ism' r. 'i:; ohlocr (if t lie III I w)i i li ni on deposit in t ho I ol Dial or^ani/. il ion, Jlenry Kocpke, a m'cc.iT, that I ho bank had suspi ,?.n . ... w. ^rs ^miCi1(1|s this week jlacfd U,. mM lLii- >] iss Snllie lh.die Is able In lowing the Rw,ai,1t much to the <1 .light lure, J. t<. many triends. v:il loMgue, airs. A. 1*. Houknljjht une di lank funds , ,, . f .11 dead were ",v n shoPI),l,tf Monday on hearing Misses Untile and Leila Urt noe 1 v?iy i Buck and Jessie Seott Mr. Ileber llirre spent Sunday be rut Aiker* ot her The following young men coupled Sn Ith's Mill Wednesday night. M hter',r*' (--',ar''u Drafts, nice Harm ^ Karl Oswald. (Jarl Koof and E ! Urel Mr. Abner Derrick died at his lie >sec osf ?n hoxid^ion Tuesday afternoon, snent . >1 r. Ilayse sally, of Sallys, was on ,n our Streets on business today. Master Tom Watson, of Wagoner, ' at sper.t Tuesday with Mr. Whitkck. I es* ;in Mr. M. s. Gunler paid Columbia a 1(,r business call Saturday. imr Mr. I> (-. SlutU biought in to town II,. to-lay Lite first iwll of open cotton. , ana The Misses Devlin are visiting Mr, t() ? M.?e Cogburns family. rew Mr. Ben Carson spent several days tur in town this week . The Misses Wright who have be? n fjn visiting Miss Heulali Watson have re- J turned to their home in Trenton. Mr. Hoyce ("arson spent several i was driving a rather poor mule i red buggy of a Habcock make. A rard of $:!<) is offered for his cap- Th?s. c. an. said ceded h HREE NEGROES". k pariicu t vmnnrn w. l. ? a* ??i*a a JUU nail" him if not elected. Whittle, a Confederate veteran the candidates who preim had made rash promises irs were abroad In the land." the proper one to hold to. He ed to the dispensary in every lar and would vole it out. Daniel made a irnori talk ami meat, wciil. In t u- iva : <i ami shot himself. lb in i iiii l**s I?i t?'r. l lit- Ii ink 1 ml 'I posi ' s to al? ait- $4,0?M) (Mo a d en dil-s to about t lie same This popular Soila l-'ouiil mom's Is tlic place to j;o f.-1'vln'il hv most dcllciot i his siorr Sat urday and Sunday wit h M lied a row j^jrs w. K.. Sliealy near Batest Mr. Ileale Buck, of Augusta, anionut iiitf v iaiLin^ at Bev. (irosec.lose 511,(1! week. Mlssdanlc Kinard is visit uin of *l"ir. - b otl er Dr. J. W. Kluard. a.id he t- Mr Croucli in home act. js drink cf! . . - learr.'; :i family and many frienda v r' an mourn for him. >urH. Mrs Mamie Fox anil daughter, V <.a . is Marj. K|jy lt have relumed to Cono s tins N.C.. after a pleasant visit to and Mrs. .1 J. Fox. inn In-'i ^jrv Dannie Clark is visiting In lie vi lie. I In ami \| I jl .?? W itlnr Ulnrn-I 1 v 1 u? Miss Alline Wliillock a popular youiiw' lady of I'uion, visited her broth[j,s or here last week. >rd. Mr. Lovd Guoter. ot Iexln^ton, was Mr i u our streets Friday. Miss ]v.telle Itawls and Hrillio GunAb tor attended eliurch at (>ak Grove Sunday. days witli his aunt Airs. Alice Watson. Mr. liutftfott ami two daughters are ' vidssntr friends in Leesville. hq Mr. and Mrs Tom Edwards and family and Mr. T. 1$. Edwards and I children attended tliclr family rcj union last Tuesday. U 111 Villi 11. I receiver aholifthi leaving decide. a OVERPOWERS OFFICERS AND ist- II. TAKES LAW IN OWN HANDS. *,,(1 an> would v lharlotte. N Auir. r?.?a nt 1 attention. He is in favor of ntf the State dispensary and it to the people by counties to At heart he is a prohibitionj says that Ibe investigation tee showed up enough to prove ere was rottenness and yraft r honost man could see it He ote to rid the State of this cor soda water. \\ ho will l>e the next C GoiiL-rnl'i' <1. 1.. Walker. Subscribe to Th catc. 50 cent > n , lias repaired tils Ijieyele tepalr Misses llattie (Srosculnsc, | Heott, Messrs. C. VV Iliser a 'on>i tr jIIli Uutk juteiuled aeivieea at St ! Tuesday. I>r M. L. and Mr. .'as. Mai e AdVO i), iilo'i, 'J'oxu*, visilcd tlieii .4... t- i?i Mrs. K J. ICUicredjje last weel > i. t i I lla Mr I l> ... Hiui ?? ivib'wi t'Uiiai If 1/1 vyUlilllll s li.is returned t j his home after a v Jessie to his aunts, the Misses Stuart. ikI Bale Mark's The popular Soda Fountain at Ti moo's is the place to k? anil he rtin, ol (ien|ied by a most delicious drinU r aisl? i . sjfda water. i. | . ? . i > . ... i nc 11 nam nascuan team pinytd is>t Woodford Thursday. Miss l?i//.io Hawls was the tfuest Of her sister Monday. * Miss Oltolee (lunter opened lier rc" school near lloek Ilill Monday, of Mr. Killi&n Itawl, ??f liatesburir, was in our midst last week. ... la. . j. ?? .-*i i is ii?ay i?n a visit. i ( The Kidge ball team played Winm- ly I buio, Chester and Keck llill this ent week. bin Miss Nellie Jones entertained 11 v< quite a number of youi g peop.e last ?f 1 Friday night Aug. J. A guessing !iu contest added much to the pleasure ! I )i and amusement of the guests. Miss . rupLion ee thousand determined men, short should I >efore 11 o'clock tonight lorcibly stripes. ,ered llowan county jail, at Sails- tailswi ry, removed therefrom three of the Hke a v negroes cnarged with the murder disi theLyerly family at Barber June- (;> l. 11, July 13th. and lynched them. was pr, asc and John Gillepde and Jack llingham, supposed to be the prin- r . ine last uoarn or control be convicted and made to wear Young Daniels In not a coatnger and speaks his convictions ian, openly and ooldly against oensary. Toole, candidate for Uongress, sent and gave a short talk. Geo. Harinan of Bamberg re J.. - - ? - .ailva nee INSANE NEGRO MATE. t in Monday at the S a f >r insane in < olinn >i ** 1. *i. s\ enki!iknb was con . I lis bod several days lint ii ai.U | out again. tM| T C1 i I'rof. W. A. Sliealy spent (|;iy?, during I lie week on a I ! ip to E Igr lield. little Virginia Pottle, of J lo llos ita' I > v-isltlux lier aunt, Mrs. It ?1m Dray I on Mrs I! N. Ho lie ami <!? (ilied in vol? for Ataior Lewis W. Ilasl > to t> for Adjutant and Inspector (ionc a young man of military cducat tovni'i! nl ^ mi,iUr> experience, a native )iJHjn v Abbeville county now living in lil land, has been a member of the L islature 4 years. V t l.inla. ;rl Abl l or Adjutant and Inspector (i II- \!ca 1 ?. " - - <ei I *>i? i aruc siuui, or steedman h ral spout Sunday with her home folks Hon Mr. D. K. (tanlt, of Wa^ener, whs 1 of in town Monday. iv"'! Miss Surah Slmll was on our streets hopping Tuesday Mr .1 S. Lybrand paid (' ilurabia a business call yesterday. en llelen Wright won the prize, a nice l'1' hox of icandy. Delightful ice cream ? and cake weic served during tlie eve- ' nlng. a,,< ICS Quite a party of young people en- i|c j Joyed a moonlight ride on Tuesday night. I 1 Mrs. Carson is away on a visit 1? exi friends. I i*. inu rrim*, were me victims ^ rn. 11 ,ier m0 moli vengeance. The remaining jroes, Hot)ry Lee, George Ervin 1 llella Dillingham, were not mo Vote led and later tonight ofliccrs hur tr?"er ?i them t tl to Greenvborro. rioni for twt .ewls >V. Haskell a young nion of 9|umpi perience Legal business and Mil- | o, <y%, t ,r.. * -I " xuiue jcotciuaj aiier a visn to ther, Mrs. Luerctia Grlce ?Ex. For CI. L. Walker for Comp(leneral. irch Stump pullers, guaranteed :lve months. Full any kind ot I. For sale by \UAMS, Kateshurir s. r Junes, a in-pm inmate, John Harlwl.ile, ano' InnLack of room was tinhenij? plucd'J in tlic same i < I 1 is U ill* < 1 l?y m tihi'vxu art? visiting rclal rwgr<>. 1* is Mountain. cmso, cell. % ... cr j, vine lor ma;, l ewis \V. Must. ivi'S at a son of Mnj. 1.unction tlnskcil, Abbeville County. tell, I M l>,s "Hie levies Utlitih mured ifueut of J of Mi.sa KiLelle lUwl today "dparrow." Mrs. Martha Padgett and daughter, Miss May have returned after a visit * to relatives. ? wicnn rciuru ana good man J. L.Walker is the Candidate for L* mptroller (liqeral, 9 the =?( Compt I Walker, of (ireenville, 5. C., tronfcol man in tt(j ra-i far rullr Ueacral. Yi\, >