Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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11 ? * i L -Senator O. U. Uarpfinterwas in f y '^V F?irfay. Ho has recontly re turnotl fi^tn nn onjoyublo trip to tho | hu! Fair at St. Louis. , 2 I UJJO werti v ,'\ I .. (,^1) le,*4t lijivn tbo oouROlfttion of I t'ley were- in the inn 1 1 I l'10h0 who filao run. " \tn. I>. W. Hiott has grown an . f4bor novel variety of raornis# <. I want to HoaKon, which ia ns bonnti-. * i \\ am w fi te u Um a Urj?e 0Pim - price. H<l,yni ftU<j the biootuH (jrow in 1.50 hat for '"Juak-rprnBcnting a gorKeon^ " vill sell you <)(f . ] jut. the. lye* i I'. r)rtvo Blinsingijmn, of Van 1 int/fl tO ??<-'1 1 <"?'* 'he 17th ?U*. t 1 * U'rinuJUs yh< wuk born in ( ^Cw' |jf " < "nutty,, bfll warrnrt in j | 1 K nnothe p--one tca!ek with a iiu-a<* pan, In") wfl It he buy the grunt:* itowi tl;c tvls- i Brum, another, with n "nnll pan, j bich he the-gfrpci to the hou<eApil the Kitt? begins ti> |?ny his in debited coin, ah'l honesty .in?l inty and jv?Rlico are being cxterminMind there- is nro,tfina .ubU-*?<*? * ?*** " " owK'l V, lf?8t Week. fti.H. ISnjqii vJilfottth, who haa leei. i 1 yf fnvor for hoiuq lime, is ilo^is i covuriug. jkli'f vin M. Hfj>on visited relatives \ t NVtillialla last wcok, auO is at hoioe ti Abbeville this week. J1 ? WANThl) Chkkonw in abun-! lance, all nizva aiid good prices. I Craig Broo. ', i If v. .Piv.fi \ te ?-.1 J -- ?yi. ?v W^JCUVUI | IUHU n^jouii' ug a i union of the summer with bin r milv hero. returned to Clinton on V?db?t({a^ ' i ?Mrs.#*. Emmott Goodwin, after ' pleasant visit to rtlitivcB in Pickus, returned TuebrUy to her home pL Charleston. tf * | 1 ' ?AH lovers of music are invited to 'leasaut Hill on the 3d Sunday in 1 ItiH month. AH singers are invitod. Jarry your singing b .oka with you. 1 -? A decided improvement has been iiade in tho Hide walk in front of )apt. Taylor's. The walk baa boen widened several feet And the street j s boen rounded up. ? 1 1 I 1 < \ ( ] < I I ?If any peraon 1ms paid W. L. i Jutheuy for the pupor or 'or j<>l> ( t'urk and lma not gotten it, they will ' tluiiue report to this office ut ottce, bo ' ho matter can be reclined. He is o longer in the employ of this pa- ? or, and any coutraota made with im since 25th of August will not he uw^uiAUM uj mu uimiu^eiiiuut. ? Miss Lenoia Hubbard, the pop- 1 iar head of the primary department 1 f the city schools of Anderson, is on brief visit to the family of \V. 1\ ' fcFall. Miss Hubbard has made a pecialty of primaiy w irk for the past < 6 years, and has lecently published i book for beginners in spelling that t ? destined to become a pop.ilor text1 l the schools of the Statu. i ?J. It. .Junes, a prosperous farm- 1 r oi tiio Table Mountain section of I lio county, brought to our sanctum few days ago two clusters of apples | f tho Limbertwig variety, that am. | asses anything in tho apple line we ave seen for many a day. Oueclus | 9i' hat'. 21 por'euv uyples, tuo other , 9. The tree is loaded with t-ucli lusters rangiug from lit least G to *21 a a duster. It id a pity but what J Njkon* county hud a county fair to ' ^Nbit such extraordinary product?. ' i i i i I ( li ( i I I A Private Sanitarium. Dr. L. G. Oorbfftt, for so long at ,h? bend of the Koeley Institute in j South Carolina, and of lat? connected vith tho original Institute At D wight, [ll.( hub returned to South Carolina tnd estubl isliecl itt Greonvile a samarium for the treatment of nervous i lUeaaoa,, and the drug and liquor tabits. His friends And former pa ients know that iiia ability is un pieptioned; s.?wi a? he ia enabled t<> ^ive this service at a more reasonable sost than is uuially paid, many aflicted with tt e?3 inala liea ach Avail*in# thomeelvm of Ibe benefit U> te lerived there. ^ Dots From Long Branch. Mr. Editor: 'J'lio timo nod oppoi tunity htif* ngftiu como around foi mo to ffivo vou a littlo hows from thii Fodder pulling seems to be tb< order of tbo day among the farmers but I imagine I bear thom Haying "My, how hot it is." 'Tis pretty hart to get down to solid work after guc) a long vacation, but as an old saying bus it, it taken grii, grace and green backs to get along in this world. Miss Bertha Ariail of May nan section visited Misa Bertha Lnwrene< recently. Two of J3t. George's young men Messrs. Qliu and Eugene Westbury visited tbo families of W. B. and J H. Lawrence during. tho farmers' in ititute, W. B. Lawrence bas been very ill bpt is better at this writing. Three charming young ladies Misses Lillio and B ^lab Hawkins o Richland and Miss Grace Clayton o Dentral were the guests of May am Virginia Lawrence recently. Mrs. H. S. Vnndi?ere of Walhe^lla jn<l Mrs L. R. Yaudivere and child ron of Savannah, On., are visiting ii this community now. J. II. Lnwrenco, who has beer teaching the Neville school, returnee iiouio last Saturday. Misses Eflie Good and Alice Blanshett and Mr. Sidney Blanchett ol Walhalla visited Clemson last Sntur lay. and spent Saturday night at W B. Lawrence's on their way homo. Miss Fannie Grant of Pinopolis, S Q., spent the last two weeks visiting friends iu this eommunitj. Back Lawrence and hister, Virginia \re visiting friends and relatives ir Walhalla and Mayucha. Mr. Warren Fleming and famih >f Honea Path, are now visiting friends and relatives in the up conn try. Much success to Tho Sentinel Journal. Bunch}'. Liberty Locals. Dr. H. T. Dhoub, of Greenville, mnde us ? Hying viait lft6t week. Hit many friends always welcmno him. J. P. Carey, Esq., was on oui itreets oue duy Inst week. Miss Mamie Jett, one of Atlanta'^ farming belles who has been vi?it ng her nuut, Mrs. A. F. McCord, re ,urned to her home la*t week. Mrs. B. H. Burton and son, acoom ).miud by Misses Willio nnd Mitttic Parsons returned to Lavonin, On this week. Mr. and Mrn. Tom Bradley, of At iuotn, are visiting bis father, Air. Am Imno Bradley, this week. Miss Vera Ford, ono of Liberty*! belle*,.hat just returned from a visit unung rolati.es in Greenville. We welcome Mi's. Joel Bush and lier two interesting cnildren to our Lowe, the wife of our popular depot iiyeut. Mis? Jessie Glenn, sister of Mrs, Hessie Smith, left Monday for Green villi*, where she will join relatives foi in extended trip to St. Louis. Miss Pearl Robinson is visiting hei iisler, Mrs. Graudy in Grconvillc Lbis week. We are more than glad to welcotnc Prof. Stoddard buck to our towu. lias opened tho graded sohnol with quite ti number of pupils He bau at his assistants Miss Fike, whom we all love and honor for her most efK uient work in the past, and hope hei stay with ua as teaoher may bo butli pleasant and profitable. Also Mist Sanders, who comes to us very high ly recommended, is the other assist nut in tho Kohool. She is one ol Greenville's unliable yon tig ladies and a graduate of tho G. F. C. Quite a gloom was cast over out town Sunday, when tho reinAiuo ol Mr. Tom Algood were hrouubt in or train JJ9 from Oklahoma Territory The hearts of the people wont out it deepest sympathy for the bereavw '?ne?, especially for tl.o heartbrokoi wife and four little children. Fnner id services were e inducted at Pintail The deceased w*b a >on of Mr. am Mrs E. l'\ Algood. He Was n prom inent Mason, and was huriel untie Masonic order by the Irtbjrtj a I. Hlsbtown lodges. 8 tan ton. ii For 1 ar^ftins r< ad our ads. 1 and enjoyed to the fullest oEtont by I tho lnvjje company of relntivpK and ; IlieUllH, I May manv such reunions gladden I his lengthening years. ?T Card of Thanks From John G. Mobioy. I am deeply grateful to cuy frieads for the vote they have given me for Railroad Commissioner, which has [placed me in the second race with a lead of over 2000 votes. If elected on the 13th, I will prove my appreciation of thoir kindness a id will en dea*or to disabarge the duties of the offioe and to merit the ''well done" i f . all my fellow oitizens. 9 John G. Mobioy. A Card. 0 I take thin method of thaDking the ? voters of Pickens county for the handsome vote they gave me on the * 30th. I am very bu$y with crops at 1 preseut and I know my brother far> mers are olso, and I feel like it would be a distinct imposition to bother voters at this season. My friends 1 can rest assured, however,, that if 0 they seo lit to mnke me one of their commissioners, I shall give the very f best service of which I am capable. , Oratefully yours, Sept. 8, '04. John Peter Smith. ? j Information has come to or that a report is bein<? circulated that the > indebtedness of the county is $10,00.0 more thun we published it to he. The > grand jury investigated the office in f July and the Chirk of the Hoard very f carefully calculated the indebtedness 1 and the figures published are oorreot. If any man doubts the statement of , the grand jury and the Clerk of the - Commissioners, the office is open i every day and the hooks can be seen, nmi wo or our clerk will take plena, ure in showing anything dtsired. I Wo invite investigation. L. D. Stephens, Supervi .or. A. J. YVelboru, Co. Com. ^ C. 15 Robinson, Clerk. A Card. I Itiko Hi method to thank mv friends for the vote thnt I received, and to express my gratitude for the > kindness shown rae whilo a candidate. Falso representations his defeated , mo and I will vindicate ;r,jseir lu iu? i futuro I led the ticket at Central, where I was once in business, u'a > at r Eaatntoe, whore I have lived for 12 t years. To hnvo dealings with a man . is the Wat wny to know him; tho voters hero aro my customer?. L don't rogrot my effort; if gave mo an opportunity to advocatv good county Koveriinipnt- Wliile my is sues hnvo brought ft fi^lit on me by the * peculators, tho seed that I have J sown will bring forth good fruit in due season. Now friends, I am not discouraged I ^t:!! stand a volunteer to advocate and defend good county government. 1 1 have come out with a clear con' scnnce. YV. YV. Aiken. OASTOniA. Bw? tho si KM You Have Always BougM B*:r The County Executive Committee is hereby called to incut *t the court house tlw 15th a ay of September ftt 10 oM^ok h. in., to omvnbh the votes 1 and rloclare tho resolt of thn prini&ty eleoiiou. O.E.Robinson, /^?? t3 _ /> \jii. rj\. om OASTOHIA. ? Bear? t!? /} Tto KM You Haw Always Bougtt To County Boards of Eduoation. Oentlement The State Board of . Education has appointed the regular , fall examination of teachers for Friday. Ootober 21st. At the meeting of the State Board of Education on 1 May Oth, it was decided to tnBe thin 1 examination on "Hughes' Mistakes in | 1 Teaching Peterumna Civil Govet*1 ment, Silna Warners, Enoch Ar' den and Current History, in addition to regular subjects, Please have all applieatts for teachers ocrtili' eatos in ample time ho that there ' will he no misunderstanding as to the date. Sincerely yonra, . _Q. B Martin, ?p(! utnto Jioaid and Su;>t I'M. ' Tenchem pleaeo take notice of ttltovo uud govern your hoIvuh aooor dingly. Sincerely, ' IX. T. Hallnm, 1 Co. Supt. of Etl. I TriupMi Notice I All |? rnon* are hete'>y warnf-q not <o j hunt. fi?h, cut timber or in any way tr*-?wr?puH on nuy of our Inn 'h Any violation of thin not oe will h>? pr.wet out?d to the rollout extent of the law, E. H. Hielmidson. L. O. Rogga, - L (?. Hoggs. T. O, Hoggs. , W.L. Uoggf- W. W. Smith. , J. T. 8o??, J. J. WuMin. J. V. Orimu. 8. J. RqWnsou. H, I). H?mvujrt. ' . All kinds of Summer Goods i cool if you would be comfortal suits if you want to enjoy uTlv I Strouse ...MB,.. jA [m 0i II High M . Art Clothing We are well supplied with all 1 Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats nnd C Just received a big lot c fandies and dimities. Solid c lardware of every description, and Furniture, anything everyt July and August are usually th ! make lively months, call on us to you to make your wants kne FOLGER &' Sole Agents for Strouse & 13r Battle / GOTO W. H. ASHMORE To get your Buggy Tiro Set with the Gold Tire Setter Mac iins "It Does it Right" Summons For Relief. Compliant served. STATE OF SOU IK CAROLINA / Fiokens C on1 ty. .. s Court of Common Pleas. F. A. Riuolmrt, PJaiutiflT. ngaiunt M. Eli'/nlxUli Carpenter, Defendant. To the defendant nbovo named: You are hereby summoned and requir od to aiiHwer the complaint in this action. whintl in thin ilnv in Hio . | of tiio Clerk of Court for Pickeus conn tv, aud to sorvo a copy of your Answer K> tho said complaiut on tbo subscriber at his office at Piokens, S. (!., witnin t\v -nty days after tho service hereof, oxclu nivo of (hn day of such service; and >f von fail to answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in t, tin avi in will apply to tho court f ir the relief demanded in the complaint Dated Hoptoirber ttd, A. 1). 1904. * i?A. J. Boggs, j HEATi V O. . P. J. P. Carey. McGowon <V, Iiun'oi, Plaintiff's Attorney. To tho at'Kont defendant, Judgo Levoratt Jones; Take notice that the complaint and the summona of which tho forrgoing ia a oopy, were Hied in tho office of the dlork of' tho Court of Com mo u Pleas fur Pickens oouuty. on tho 3 I day of September, A. P., 1904. MoQowan <fc Hunter, J. P. Caroy, aep7wfl Plaintiff's Attorney. I MACHINERY | COMPUTE fOMPMINTS A SPEOAITY. cmaink?, aoiltna, qinnina macmin MV. ?aw Mill AND woooworkinrt MAOHINtnr, SHIMOLC AMD LATH MAAMimr, CORN Hllll, MAKINO MACrtlM(NT, MINDRCO ItNt* mm MAcniwuif company! CtMb. S. C. I r St the ! KIND THAT PITS. ci nds oi' light summer clothing, ients Furnishings. , ' ( ?f colored and white lawns, orase of white lawn, 6c to 25c. > Buggies and Wagons, Stoves ;hing with prices always righ\ e dull months but ^lively prices for anything you need. Its up >wn, we will do the rest. THORNLEY. the Mitchell Wagon os. Clothing and Vxe Shoes. Summons For ltolief. Complaint not Servod. RlAtA nf ?1:..- v v/? ^UHUII viiiuuuni f s Piokons County. jl Court of Common Plena. B. H. William* and John M. Williams , in tlio r own right mid as ndministraI tors of tho estates of John I. Williams and Elizabeth Williams docoaRfd, and Mary Moon, Mnlindn Smith, Prances JLiooper and Melliin Boweu Plaintiffs. against ! J. H. W hit mire, B. H. Whitmire, E. M. Wlmuoire, Banister Whitmire, EJarfte . ' Whitmire Arthur Whitmire Flororce Whitmire, Emma Williams, J. D. Williams JoUu Wdlia lis Vv it lie Williams, Wado Williams Par* thula Arnold and Bariu-tt Willium*. Defendants. To iho Defendants sbove named: You ?ro hereby summoned and rcq'd red to answer the complaint in hit action which is tih'd in the ollloe of mo Cleik if Court, and to seive <* copy of your answer to the s.iid oomp aim <mi the subscriber At his olllee id IMokeus, *>. I C., within tweuly dajs after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of anoli s?>r| sice; and if yon tail to iiiitfwer two com IJtuiuv Willi (III MIU lllllt! IIIOl'i'KllUl, till' PliiiutilVrt in this notion will apply t-> the Court fr>r the relief demamlml in the , complaint. IValOU <\UgU8t -till, A. D., 1004. .T. M, Stewart, , )l Deputy C. O. P. -j SiiAL jC. E. IluDIUHOU, Vlaiutifl'rt Attox'noy. To the Defend into E. M. NVhitinire, Ersio Whitmiio, Arthur Whitmire, Fiori enoe Wmtmiro, 8, \V. William#, nud J. D. William*, nou resident*, take uotioe, fiat the Summons, <if which the fon going in a copy, anJ the Complaint in the nhnvh oaIiah who 4U...1 i?? *u.? .?v* MVIIUtl TT (Ml I1U-M 1(1 bUO 1*1Hoo of the ('Itrk of the Court for sad county and State on the 4tn ili\y of August, 1904. O. E. KohiiiHon, Pin in tiff's Attorney. DontOot Fa?t?or?l <Jet AIIcu'h Pul'Kmn A woiKlortui powder tln?t mutch tired, nehm<r, j h wealing feel mid tunkutt new or Unlit *|ioe* , easy, Ask to-day for Allen'H l<'ooi-HiUto. Aeeejit no Niil?>iltuii! Trial package KUKK. Addresu A. S.Olmsted, LeKoy, N. S'. Bridge to Let. Wo will let the building of the Joell bridge Kcros.H Twelve Mi!e nvi er, 2 miles uorih of Calhoun, on 9t i j of Sept., 1904, at 10 o'clock, to th ; lowest responsible bidder. I'iaus au I I specifications to be made known on ! day < f letting. L. D. Stephens, Co. u per. Williamston Female College will open in its now hmldiugs at Greenwood, s- C., Tnasday, Sept. '27, 1004. Our well-known advantages with variable additions. Solid for oatnlocriia to Rev. John 0. Wilson, Williamstou, S. C. Mullet! Mullet! Mullet! and nil UJnda of Frtuli and Salt Water Halt and oyrtUMs. It vou are <l? 1111?k irt Kigali Fuduor intend to de?i in tliem write for i riCf* arid KPtfd your order* to TKRRY FISH CO , t harhatoo. 8. or t OLUMKIA FISH & ICR CO.. Columbia, S. 3. We bfoip only frswli caught HhIi hum our print h are an low a? they can b# h tld at. Write iih. Tiy ub and l?e convinced. Inept IHw A?k V hir Iftmkvr Fii'n ythif i \ powder fot the feet. It cnr?h HwqIIou Fo?h Ho*, ChIIohn, aching, 8w?ai npf Corim and Htuiious. At all ]>rng< m. h raud>hoo atoiva, '25c. Auk today, OA?TOTIIA..