The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 28, 1907, Image 1
The BATESBURG ADVOCATE "
A TRI-COUNTY PAPER. Tf !
BATESBURG, S. *C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. i907.
JACOB I'HINIZ", IVes'dent
WILLIAM A. LARIMER. Vice Brest.
GEORGIA RAI
AUGUSTA,
CAPITAL and UND1V1DE
Particular attention to
by mail.
We solicit your business
SHAVING PARLORS
THE BEST OH BARBHRSEVEnYTHINti
ll'Vi ANI) C<
BILMARD AND TOOL PARLOR.
J. J. ROBERTSON PRO!
COTTON MARKET.
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JillkSUlll ^ c |/i/v ?%*
personalsT
Mr. and Mrs T. A Rogers and lit Mo
pirl of Samaria 1'. F I). .No 1 were vis
itors to the Advocate yesterday. Mr.
Kiliters renewed his subscription to
the Home and Fat 111
Mr. C. McK. Parr of Haiti more is
spending a sbO' l while with Mr. aid
Mrs. N. It. liayly.
Mrs. J. A. Wiiitten is visiting
friends and relatives in tl?o upper
pa it.of the State and will spend a
wh le at Harris and Glenn Springs bt
fore returning.
Mr. M. E. Padgett of Route No. 1?
sent us jesterday the first cotton bloom
received in is season.
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Mr. Lewie Asblll of Newberry is visit
int' his father Mr. I\ H. Asbill of Ibis
place.
Mrs. J. l). Timmons lias taken the
Summerland liotel and will run it thi>
summer. She lids ^iven up her hotel
in Hatesburg S. C.
Mr. IraC. Carson is representing
The 1-irst National hank at the Hankers
Association of South Carolina at
the Isle of Halms this week.
Mr. .lames K, Hon knight was i>
visitor to Hatesbiirtf last Wedm s?dii\.
He lias many warm triendg here His
visits are very seldom but when he does
come he alwajs has a ioval welcome
Mr. II. A. Meet/.e of Lcos\ill.> was
ationj?tho! visitor.] to Katosbutv 11 |s
week. My. Moel/.o at onetime nv d?
bis lio do If re.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Kern.T'jhan and
little Lois spent Sunday in Augusta
Mr. Minis ll.ntlry of 'ohimbia spiiit
Sunday in l>a<esbur>;.
AFFAIRS AT LEXINGTON.
MR. SCOTT HENDRIX WEDS MIS!
IIATTIE ROBERTS.
Lexington, dime 21.? Yesterday af
erno m at Hie l>oaut Mui country ni>u.i
of Mr. George E Roberts, at Piovi.
rtenre, Ill's count y. Miss Hat t ie Robe1and
Mr. Scot t llcndiix veie )>:>i i>
married, llev A. s. Lesley of the Me 1
odist church official ini*.
The protracted meeting now tfoin
on at the Rapt ist church cont inues t
trrow in interest, withyooil att.endnnc
The ptster.Kev W.1Keel, is assist
ed this week h\ llev. N\ A. HemricW
lnnihia. Nex? week Pev. Cover i
Augusta will lie on hand tocontim
t lie meet in}.' and he is \\< II known an
liked here.
K- v. and miv, .'units \ui <
Johnston have l.tenvisiting Nov S. i
and fa mily at tlic parsonng
T e M. A . 1 asel all tram of C<
lu'mbla will i-la ' t lio 1 i j 1 ni h i
Inmorr >\v afternoon and a good.gan
Is sure t o result.
Ilort.fi. V. F.l'ird i* ofTon a luiVne
tpip o'sever 1 v eeks to r l iladclplii
ANNOUNCKMHNT.
This is to Annoui'e lliut I am r
presenting The <ieorgiaa:ul Kcntuc!
Co. of StvA?uiiih< a. 109 Jefferson
for fine Wines and Whistles o
goods are the purest that can
offered, and r.II parties wishing go
goods will find it to their interest
see me before & nrtirg orders I:'
where. Klnd'y yours
R. S. Simmons.
CHARLES Q. GOODRICH, Cashier
RUFUS H. MROWN, Asst. Casu'er
LROAD BANK
GEORGIA.
D PROFITS, $500,000.00
the conduct of accounts
and invite correspondence.
AND POOL ROOM.
HOT TOWELS ALWAYS
S I ERIL1 'ED.
)LD B/TH5.
S IN RliAR OF BAUCliR SIIO*>
Baiesburg, S. C.
Mil. ED WILLIAMS DIES
ON SEABOARD
TRAIN
HAD BEEN LONG SUFFERER FROM
PEART DISEASE AND WAS IN
A WEAKENED CONDITION.
Swansea .TunoiM,? Mr, I'd William
j of Hi oklarni die J on t be Seadoard A ir
Line train Roiun towuds Savannah
j j'.i^t as it reaelx (1 Swansea tctlay.
Mr. Williams was about :to years old
and bad been in bad health for the
last 2 > years wit h heart t rouble. .1 usl
before the train reached Swansea he
had a fainting spell and never reeov
wered rom the S'oti
ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
. |
Kit'. J. F. CAESUN CHOSEN PMEClPAT
PiF SAT Till A SPIT HOTS
Saluda, .11111 e li:i -At a meeting of
i he ti ns lees of this luwii held here
Kriday the following were, elected
teachers <?f the Saluda school for
mother year.
ir J.1?\ ('arson of G recti.vood. prlii ?
v-1pal willi blisses Kulh Kilitridgc.
Leiliili A tliiwa.v ano Lula Crawford J
is assistants. Mr, t'arson is a graduate
of Mercer university, a teacher of largo I
j experience awl comes with tlie highest
rccommcndal ions,
While Saluda is reluctant to nive up
I'.of.W. K Ihack, who has worked
so itic.!:*smlly and successfully in
bulati,ik up the school at this place
yet those who kn ?w Mr. Canon's
capabilities as an educal >r have no fear
t i.it the ln^li standard ilxed by Mr.
II! ick will be lowered.
Tne s.ss sian.s elected at Friday's
meeting of the trustees arc Saluda
eoutitv K'r'^and have not only enjoyed
the best educational advantages, but
have had some experience as teachers
IsWAfowSEWS ROTES
. NEW BUILDING TO BE ERECTED BY
1 MR. J. C. REYNOLDS.
V
Swansea,dune M r. J . t' 11 >ynold.
is goiliK Lu t>111id a double stole hen
and have a hotel above. 1 he buildup
n will be tin.py !?? lYct,
r The erops in this section are lo??k
111^> well though there is some compla'iil
of lice on l.li'> col', on.
f Mr. \V, II. IT. Hast, with his \\if<
io and children, w ill leave on 'IV sdaj
d lIn* 2"?lh In a liip In Jamestown
W ashington and other points.
tf Mr.w. |t. K..st has made and i
^ going to made extensive hnpiovemeii
0 In Ins property. Mr llast is a vei
The SwAuse i I>rug company, a ne
)(1 (ir nr inp <s> d of 1?r, J 11, Ivangfor
and W. B Hulto. is doing a nic s-if]
^ fountain and drug business n re
a, Swansea is nut a boom town.
Messers. W. I? . n i It L. L\ brahave
made Improvements on t heir so
*vi IS t;sbuig iSarbacuc.
Sl | I will turn'sli .1 first cla s ISarhacu
at t a esburg on July lib. I.on. >
ho
j b. Lever and W. W. I i.n.j tii-.s \\i
?d j'Jjj, fc. s the R. F. I* thri i rs ar
i?i pfttroiis of their routes. Uiic
se , ? hun n-? Adams ol L.ecsville will cor
j the hash.
' Ji C fcwygj t.
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FALLAWS CHARGE
WITH
LEEAND CL1FF0RDPRINCIPALS,
AND CLINTON AS
ACCESSORY.
ISSAAC TAYLOR ALSO
IMPLICATED IN
GRIME
REQUIRED BUT TH;*EE MINUTES
FOR JURY TO REACH A VERDICT.
Till: ACCUSED HAVE
BEEN ARRESTED -EXCITE
MENr WAS I1IOH.
The coroner's j.iry sitl over the
dead body of G orjf W Ala bus, who
whs waylaid and shot to death a I nr.
y o'clock Sal(irday noiiii..:/, ihc -2d
histafter b -in^t.iil, about three in.littles
returned a unanimous vc n . ^
chai'Kin^ lee t'ailaw, ClilTord Fa1 ia\v,
iwo I) othe.s, wilii murder, as principals,
and Clinton l'\ulaw and Isaac
Taylor, as accessories, the former he
ore the fact a id the latter e.itr the
fact.
The evidence adduced before the jury
showed that Lcc and ("iiirton Fallaw,
were seen leaving tlie place where th.
shooting occu.id immediate'} atle<
the shots were tired, armed with shot
guns. It was also brought out tha
Clinioti Fal'.aw was seen near the road
side just befciC the ktiling. Is^-'cTaylor,
a farm hand in tlie employ of the
Kalians, it was shown, had walked in
tlieir trucks in ordert > old h-iate them
at id oast suspicion upon others. inucl
ot her circumstantial evid-nee was adduced
and tlie blato hus a strong cace
against the Fullavvs.
The motive for this awful crime is
suoposed to tie due to i feud between
11 ie Fallaws and tlio Mabuscs Sonu
weeks since young Ma bus and Lee
Fallaw became involved in a dilllcully
in Katesbury, vvitli tbe result thai
both of ilieni were hadh eut. This
served to icccntu.tle tiie ha red ?<lready
existing bet weed the families
The immediate can..c of the diilicnltj
on t ho street 'of batesbi'iu \\r du<
it is said, to j'alousy over a yoonj
lady to whom b't.) young men win
i pay ing court.
CARD OF THAMS
I To tnc Editor of ttic Advocate
i Will you kii.diy give us a space i
i your valuable paper to return on
ilieaitfell thanks to these who s
I kindly came to our assistance in tli
i time of the illness and the death <
< urdeai children. To the many frion
in Pate bvrg t)i it havo so kindly con:
1 .it our aid aud assistance we pray tli.
the Lord may ever prosper and hie
hem, cspecally unto 'hose that ha'
lot ceased 10 <lw deeds of kindnc. > hi
iiave contributed of their neans fi
our rel'e? and cmr'oit. To those
4 hatesburn and aiouud Salem chore
where we have en ten d the i idles <
; our children
We a^ain expre s our hearts than!
fu ness for the service rendered.
While It has ples-sed the Lord
sorely alTlict us we can only say ti
Lord liuili ^i\cn and the Lord ha
* taken away. lMessed he the name
i he Lord
IN l.LSS THAN TWIiLVG MONTH
H
i Three precious ones from us hu
v (TOIlC
Three voices we loved are stilled
w Three faces are vacant in our inn
(j ? hleh never can he tilled.
|.( Ood in tils w.sdom hat recalled I
I boons bis 1< ve l as s'lven.
And though the bodies slumber b
llie souls arc safe in heaven.
Mr. ad Mrs. Vastinc Taj lor ?
family.
NO OPPOSITION TO HIGH SCHC
^ FOiiBATESBUKG.
111 Buteshurg held an election on V
id day las', for the purpo.e of voting
' a high school at. this pl.<ce. Tl
^
were 85 votes cast and only 0 aga
vh < ol.
D
MUBUS' MURDER.
ST. JOHN'S DAY OBSERVED
BY SALUDA
I MASftNH
.m# amvhu
REPRESENTATIVES FROM
ADJOINING CO JNT1ES JOIN
IN MAKING THE OCCASION
A SUCCESS.
Saluda. .lune 25.?St. John's day
w;?s liii ugly celebrated ho:eyesterday
by the S fratei.i ty or Saluda
county. In audition t<> members of
the era it n 111 is county there were
cpresentat ives of the order presei.
fr<?m I'M .t-lield. Johi'sttni, UidgoSpriiu (
i'losn.- ily, Nertbci y ami (Greenwood
Old lttd bank church, where the p o.-.codings
were held. was crowded f on
ioml to rear. The ladies of the towi
anil -urrounding country by their pres
nee and b .sketsof go al things di.
much to enhance the pier urcscf tin
v ee.iMou.
The day was celebrated under the
I auspices of the IoliI Masonic lodye^
I \'n 911 frui rifl.'il a?von \ <-:i?*
J'JO.
Al 10:00 the members of the kcai
udge with all the veiling ?. ri? "Lsmei
formed u procession in front of tin
oi?uit house nn-.l march dtothechurei
liyaselec: choir the exercU s wen
interspersed with I ho songs lonj.
faai'! ir \o M ons.
l)i\ J. W. Pitts, master of the lor *
iudgc, pic ided and ve.y briefly ex
plained why Juue lit hid Ion" since
been selected as one of the two fe.\ti_
I valsobserved h>
Lie then p. en: d Senator B, W
Crouch, who delivered ?n a !dress o
nm<> Ipnt h. nriiu-inallv historical ii
its nature, lie do od by emplusi/'nj
the tenets of the order and showin
5 that, ??s M? opry was based upon 0>
bible, its to chin s wne l?i;fliiy mn, '
" and iel rions.
r lion H. K. Nicholson of Kdgcllcld.
? district g and deputy was next I .
? troduced. He made a very happy am
e pro tica' add re lie t"ok as hi
theme some <-f 11 to more prominon
characters of John I be baptist, thi '
ueiojf the festival of that eiiiimu:
patro l of Me >nry. Mis was u heart*
;o heart talk to tne members of tin
,, order and was extremely highly a;,r
prtciated by them.
,(, In the grove nea l>y a barbecue and
n? basket picnic was served and the 0'0
j( or more present had a feast of good
!s things.
ie In a hoof h over which streamed the
il national colors and beneath which was
vs a bevy of ^aluda girls arrayed in white
k'c iee cr eam and lemonade v ere dispensed
ji lavishly. This feat tire was under the
Di management or the Civic league just
in organized.
:h in t lie afternoon Mrs. Mary. P. Oaz.ts
of "f fJreen vvot.tl' who is the grand
nu'rorof Hi Eastern Slur, explained
the principals of that order in a very
i happy lilte speech. Her talk was a
to! liicraary gem and will result in the
Ill' I OI> ail I/.UIMMI M u k.iiii|iui 'it'll; in an
lit craly (Jay.
of lion. I), A. (J. Ou/.ts, who is an eastern
rtlaJ Miivin, also ox plained why
all Masons a;: 1 their wives, sisters
mothers should le meinVrs of this
vc
order, nivin>; conerete illuslrationso
I lie rc j 1 It had done in the pasi,
All in all the occasion was a pleas
ne
aat one and will result in much pco(
to the 'order universal.'- The. State.
lie
cro AN liRkOR,
I i the olntuary of M >s Au c
i?id laylor h>>t week the iau.e of deat
was reported as eonsi.mptio
which wes an error , Mis Taylor die
fr? in i iiiinnoiiia afur beintf i
only a lew days
fi t) A rgo Rod Salmon is sold in on
j- , pound TALL can, bemuse only tl
i TALL cans are tilled by miiciiiucr
I 0 j
i b'lal and one-bait pound mosaic fi
. ed by hand. Maud vsoik in facloii
[ is ci tide- i t.el ant KpiaicU.
CHARGED WITH GRANS
LARCENY.
W. A. JACKSON, WELL KNOWN
AIKEN MAN, UNDEA ABBEST.
Aiken June 27.?W. A. Jackson was
yesterday bound over to the court of
general sessions ou thechargc of grand
larceny by Magistrate Smoak and
his bond placed at ;"><?(?. Jackson Is
charged with the theft of a large
quant ity of metal and brass from tin
the city "waterworks department
Roccntly tlio c. s ly brass parts and
fixtures', of which several hundrct
dollars worth are kept on hand,were
bci'itr missed and susnsieinn wa* dl.
reeled toward Jacksou as tbe guilty
party and he was placed under arre; \
and was yesterday glveu t
preliminary hearing with the result
I tat ho was hound over to court
While it is not known, it is estimated
th it the amount of tne melat
;Ui'en will amount to several hundred
iollars.
Jackson lias for several years hcei
uiperiudcndent of the swerage dtp.
rtmctit of A'ken.
RIDGC ROAD |
Mr. W. L. Addy was through out
action lrst w >k on his threshlny
sour.
\i i? Swv?rftii of Cohimb'.avisit
hi? father Mr. E Kwygert i
iyMi.
and M s. Olcn Lephart visiter
?lr. J. C. Swjgert la t Sunday.
Mis. .ItH'crs >u Taylor is critlc..ll> ill
it this \\ritM?',r but we hope tor a
tpr .-jy i >vety
Mr. and Mis. Lb orge Koori visit*.d
Mr. .1 I?. Miealy 1: ?t Sunday,
Mi es tleo i,ia a -d Etau Swjgen
isiicd Mr. 1>. U. liedenh u;{h lust Sui
lay.
Miss Cattio I?ei ick who has hec
ttmdirg school ai Cedar Spring wit
et urn in a few day *
Mr Kl> in Kicard and family visit.?i
dr. E. W. licdenhaugh i ccntly.
GASTON GLEAIWINGS
Crops along K. F. l>. i are wor<rei
up very nicely and growing fine tlies
tot June days.
Our merchants here are doing
.jcod trade f?>r Litis time of tlio year.
Mr. Eddie Williams was buile
tere on the 2tt)i.
We are ec-':.i..i sotry to hear of tli
Fallaw?Mabus tragedy
Carrier on it. F. I>. No. 1 gets a
kinds of i.iee things along the wa
All for which lie is very thankful.
J. B. Ilarreyof Wild-wood Fla.
visiting in these parts now.
Geo. T. Gocdwin who holds a pos
tion witb the S. A. L. It. J!, is v sif
inn tlie home folks.
N. li. F.
CARRIERS AND POST MAST EI
ARE YOU COMING?
The It. F. I>. Cirriers an I post mas
its of Sahara, Aiken aiui Lcxinnt
counties will meet at rkitesburn
Thursday July the 4th.
The program will be as follows:
1st: All Carriers and I'ostma ti
will meet on their arrival at the i*<
OiVicc. All those who expect to i
tend will plea e notify the r immit
;?s early as po Mble that arranj
f merits can be made for their enter to
j ment which ivill be free,
v'nd: The business meeting will tr
I place during the in ruing hours.
3rd: The public speaking by rep
sentaiivc Lever and W. W. Lump
will lake place in tbc afternoon.
.1. 10 lb Mcl'aith
Killipn Harma
W. II. I la t
11
BB. CCX DEAD
I)r. D. J. M. Cox died at Johns
.nn Wednesday morning after sev
e- nnnths illness Dr. Cox came
I" lohnston about 28 years u^o f
-N I'.urke County as a pract i
^ physician and burner. Dr. Cox
been married three times.
SECOND RACE NECESSARY
!
ALL SIX ALDERMEN ELECTED
IN FIRST CONTEST
TflPOniV lliw tr ft
lUDOlJai JULI L MDT
ED FOR SECOND
PRIMARY.
C AEBER, EOTLAND, DEEHEE W. F.
RAWL, WRIT1 R1 AD ABE PADGETT
ELECTED ON FIRST BAL-I
LOT- -BATES AND STEADMAN
MOST DO MOEE ELECTIONEEBING.
The first fik'ht for the Mayoralty is
over. Tic contest between W. C. Bat"s
and K. R. Steadmau will
?e d'oiile.l ujxt TjjsIi/ July 2nd
u another eleclion to be held that day
Dr. W. 11. Timmcrmanwas re-elected
-ommlssioncr of public works witliou
imposition.
Messrs. M. K. Itutlland, W. C Farjer,
J. W. Dretier W. Frank Rawl B
?. Whitehead and J. -It PadgetV
vere elected on the first ballot. The
irst three getting nice large majori-'
ties. The executive committee met on |
vVed cs lay morning and decided tha*
mother election would be held onj
rnesday July 2nd with the Bime ofti-!
era of election. The polls open at
< A. M. and close at 4 I\ M. In the old
Kcrnaghati store next door to T. B.
Kerna-'han's office.
I 22?votes were polled, as follows:
For Mayor, W. C. Aat.'S 103, E. It
Stcadman 81. J. 11. Youngblood 37; for
1 aldermen, D. P. Hartley 95. W. C.Far'
I Ift*. B. P. Whitehead 116, M . E. i Rut
J land 164, W. A. Crouch 107, J. R. PadI?,ett.
1'3 ifi. L. Hartley 74, W. D. M
i IlarmanOl, W. Frank Rawl 119, J. J.
Rawl 112, J. W. Dreher 144.
( "No one of the candidate for nviyor
received a niajo lty of the votes cast
and W. C. Bates ^ id E R. Stead man
a'ill run ni'nr
1 LEESV1LLE YARN MILL
V.
? $100,000 CAPITAL. WILL BE COMPLETED
BY JANUARY 1908.
(1
Leesville is soon to liave a yarn mill,
The Capital stock already subscribed
c
is one iiunclred thousand dollars. The
legation will be on the M. Croucb
^ property between this place and Lees
,v ville. All arrangements have beer
made to start the erection of the
is mill within thirty days and if thc<
are 110 unforseen mishaps it will tx
i_ completed by the beginning of tlx
[ New Year. As a rule all the large ei
terprises established throughout tlx
South are started wit.i Northern cap
ital, but in this case three quarters o
^ the money has been raised in Soutl
Carolina. The mill when in operatio
will employ about on hundred arx
fifty employes and the payroll wl
run np Into a nice round sum ever
on
two weeks.
or
Mr. James It, Bouknight has bee
has working dilligently on th
project for nearly a year and had
31"
s not been for his untiring energy Lee:
381 ville would still be minus a yarn mil
ll Mr. Bouknighl Is a man who not on
LC&
benefits himself but gives a large po
' tlon of his labo s to benifit tliO".c wl
l"' live in tins communilty. Jn this di
of "grab" ton much cannot be said
a man who takes to heart the inlcre
of those around him.
i rckin
I:S\I? cai t:
v / rv onuu.
a Twenty three half acre lots
n town <>f atesburg Located on \
Willing road adjioning U. Filtered
Prices ranging from $175 to
easy terms,
See plat at J. J Pawls' store.
I). 1>. Pawl Katesburg, S.
.ton
l:OR SALl;.
rom hundred and twenty ei>
cing i acres 'aiu' 'our miles from Stt
man's near lila;k Creek. Fer ter
lias
see,
I). It. Pawl , Latesburg, S
[.
PRETTY HOME j.
WEDDING
HTflO iWlltn ? - ?
1U1IIO anniti tiitlbL 1 UitU OF I
MARION ^ ALBERT
CONNOR JOHESV
BATE8BBRG. |
Ou Ipso Thursday morning, the
twenty seventh, at sevca thirty o'clock
the marriage OF Alls". Annie Ethe^
Ford to Mr. Albert Connor Jones was
' solemnised at the Pastorium, Marion,
IS. C., promptly at the stated hour
I %
(Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
1 played when the Oi a??" -**'1 x~'~ '?*
? ?-?? ?mu uis uest
man, Mr. Cyril E. Jones, were usliered
into the drawing ream, and met the
Bride and her maid of honor, Miss
Eunice Ford, in front of au aicove o 1
Dotted palms and Ferns, where th
ceremony was impressively said by
the bride's fattier, Rev. Rufus Ford.
Tho bride owore a very becoming
gown of Gray Voile, the jacket being
made short and worn ovej a real lace
waist. A lovely gray bat, with gloves
and shoes to match, completed the
beautiful costume.
The bride is an unusually briKht
and attractive young woman, and ha8 I
I many friends.
The groom, Cashier of the Citizens
Batik of Ratcsburg and a prominent
business man of this place, is quite
popular and his great, circle of friends
wish him much happiness.
The wedding gifts were displayed In
the library, among them being an elegant
chest of silver g ft, of the Urcom
Family. The many beautiful r* **
o< band painted china, costly cut
glass and Silver, attest the high esteem
In which the young Couple are
held.
The Bride and Groom left immediately
after the ceremony for Washton.
and from tharc they will go up
the Hudson River and into Canada,
returning home by several polo's.
Mrs. E. Jones. Mrs. P. W. Daniel,
Miss Agnes Jones, Messrs. '{Cyril E
Jones and Eugene L Hartley attended
the wedding from Bateshurg and
a pretty luncheon wasgiven by Mrs.
Rufus Ford in compliment to this party?and
the young ladies who were
visiting tho bride A decorative combination
of green and white was efTec1
tivelv carried out. The luncheon
1 centerpiece was a mound of white
' Roses and A spa ra g us ferns.
?
; MT. EBAL !?EWS
2} Samaria S. C., June 27.
2' Editor:
i As you have had but little in from
c the Mt. Kbal Church section lately 1
send a few dots.
f
. Our farmers have been verv busy
I planting peas.
d Prof. S. Sawyer has a flourishing
II singing school at Mt. Ehal church,
y The Misses Cullum visited Mr. D. E
Boatvrright lyst Saturday and Sunday
n Crops arc looking tine.
,si
jt' iiev. Edwards preached an excellent
sermon to a large congregation last
I
i Sunday.
lv Farmers Daughter,
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10 Notice of Dissolution of
ay
of Partnership
St
The co-partnership heretofore existing
be.ween B. and U. I). Timmons
nuderthe firm name of Tlmmons Bros
I at Bttcsburg, S. C. in Lexington
county and under the same firm name
in at Hdgeficld S C. has been thir day
It,! dissolved by mutual consent, J. 1).
Timmons becoming the owner
on of the business at Batesburg
and assuming all lit till
tiej of said store. All parties indebt*
C ed to tWs store will make payment
of flielr accounts to him. B. Timmons
becoming owner of the buFness at
! Ldgctleld, aud assuming all the the
r|,{ accounts and liabilities of this busied
ness. All accounts due said store are
' rmuilltlo tn <aM H TlmmAn.
III!* f-J
IB.Timmonv
J. I>. Timmon&
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