Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Appbings ofPLocal and Personal Nature. -MAIs Francis Robinson of Easl y, AC, is visiting Miss Helen *ogte this week. nMr. Duncan Baker, of Charles. ton, visited 1on. doorgo 8. .Legate gono to dciends aR d ito are at Chick Sprin'g for about two weeks recreation. . -Messrs. Jack Lewis and Claude Hester visited at Clemson and Sonoca last Sunday. Mrs. R. S. Cithcart, of Charleston is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. A. Ha good in Pickens. ---R Bauce has gone away this woek to seerol places on profos sional business. -Miss Florido .Carey is on an -x tended visit to frrends and relatives in Seneca and Walhalla. --Mrs. T. P. Rizur and daught r, Miss Lona, of Augusta, a , are on a visit to Ms rs. . .. randy. -Mi Ze> Broyles of Anderson has returned bou after visiting the Viisses Ashmaro Jur two weeks. --Misses lua and Maka Boggs -turnol homo Modally fromti a t wo %veeks vsit. to relativesi at Calhoun. -Dr. Robert hKu ksey and wire lave gone West for a month or so or the iouefit of Dr. Kirksoy's .11alth. -Alrs.George S. Morrison who has noen visiting Mrs. W. If. Johnson il i3ackens, has returned to her home in jolumbia. -Mii Helen Boggs has been in. 1isposed for the past tow days but wo aIre glad to note that she is well again. - Mc). Baker will give a concert at Pleauant Hill Baptist Church en Friday night, August 24th. Evety body invited to come. - Miss Lucia Folger is quite sich at her home in Pickens, much to the Ir regret of her many friends who hope for her a speedy recovery. -Miss Berta Long has returned to her home in Nowbeary after spenj ing three mouths here for recrertion belore going back to College. -A. Brandon Taylor and eister, ablie 1tools to clean off the grave-yard. . -Priofessor Audliew Bramil ett left this woek fo.r Atlanta to take a posi tion) as Professor at Colloge Park. HereitoforeJ he has boen teachin g at Georgia Tcch. --J. It. Aehmo~re, carrier of route 3 las lost his Waterman Ideal Foun tain Pen. It has two gold bands on it and( a clip) for holding in pocket. Return and get reward. --Mrs. S. Hi. Clarke anid Mrs. S. S. Williame, of Elberton, GIa., mother andio sister to Miss Irene L. Clarke, are ini Liberty for the musicale by M iss ('larke's class Monday night. --Mr. isaac N. Miller, of Easley, Rout No. 1, brought to -this office a muammiuoth aIpio. It mneas ured 14 inches around( and weighed fourteen onneesV. 1t wats of the Seqiuin variety. -The Liberly Township Singing Convention will meet with Enion Isop. tist church the first Suuday in Sep. tomber. All lovers of mnusic are in vited to attend and bring song books anid well filled baskets. --"Bill" Jeans, thme reliable stand. by of the Pickons R~ailway hats gone away on a twi weeks vacation. Dunr tng his absence Capt. Taylor is at the throttle and handles the "Limit ed Expross" like a veteran. --Miss Lula Eharlo, a charming young lady of WValhalla spent last week with the Misses Hester at "Oauk land Hoime," on the Central roadt, four mules south-west of Pickons. Sho spent Monday in Pickons with the A\lisse-s Ashmioro on her way to her hmou. Miss Irene L. Clarko's music class will give a recitalat in the school ai~d itor-ium at Liberty, on Mlondav-, Aug -* 27th. A very ologant program has boon arranged for the occasion and all who attend will be highly enter tatined. A dmissiomn will be 10 and1 15 'e(ints. See program elsewhere in this paper. --Mr. J1. (1. Kennmmore who has been away from this county for six teen years, camne cilL this summer to visit his miother, brot hors and other relatives. Atar a pho asunt visit lie my tui ned to his home at Sess, Kan. nil , on the 14Ith instant. Waide Ross rt turned with him oni a prospecting h cur, .Miss, Lucia Folger ontertaine I on Wednesday evening at her, boanti. ful homo op Main.Street a very. jolly crowd with "Progressive Euchre"and "Five Hundred" The evining was very pleasantly spent by all thot o who attended and after the games were finished it was found that -Mr Ernest Folger and Miss Francis Rob inson had won the prize for winning the mnoet games. Very delicious re freshments were served and the even. iug was a complete success. Those who attended Were" Miss Pauline Izar of Orangeburg; Miss Francis Robinson of Easley, Miss Lucia Fol g6r, Helen Boggs, Floride Carey, and others. Gentlemen: Ernes't Folger, J. P. Carey, jr., LoRoi Boggs, Bruce Boggs M. 0. Long, Christie Robinson, Jor ry McMalion of Charleston, Mr. Baker of Charleston, J. M. Niokles of Abbeville. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Hagood entertained with "Five Hundred" on last Thursday evening. The table were very neatly arranged. The oven iog was very pleasantly spent and the beautiful music which was pro d(uced by Mrs. Cat-heart, of Charles ton, 8. C. was enjoyed by all. After the guies wore finishod dolighlful rofreshments were served. A "Cake Walk" was participated in and Mr. C. H. Alexander and Mrs. Catheart were winners. Those who attonded were: Mr. and Mrs. Goo. S. Lo.4are, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1H. Alexander, Mr. and -Mrs. T J. Mauldin, Mrs. Cath cart of Charleston, -Miss Pauline Izlar of Orangeburg, Lucia Folger, Helen Buggs, Floride Carey, of Pick Gns. Gentlemen: Dr. L. U. Maul. din, LeRoi Boggs, J. P. Carey, Jr. "At Oakland Home" the country residence of Mr. and Mrs. IR. A. Hes ter the Misses Rester entertained a very jolly crowd on last Friday nighl with a "Lawn Party". The lawn was beautifully decorated and the bench. es and chairs arranged so that each couple could talk about the "Weath or". The parlor was very pretty being decorated w ith different species of ilowers and ferns where some chatted while others were otherwise occu pied ou the lawn. Cards were arran god very "onto" so that when a gen tieman would draw a card his part ner's card had to make sense with his. III this way no young man got to talk to a young lady but a small space of ;mn. Delightful refreshments wvere Mary Garrett ot bNorris, U lova .Lo per, Cecil, Rana, and Pearla Iheater, of P'icns; Messia. L. 0. Mauldin, Cbris-tie Pobinson, Bruce Boggs, J. P. Carey, j-r., Dr. Roper, Loe Rope', Thiom Garret-t, Fulton Robincon. A strawv ride was greatly enjoyed by the young people of town on last Tuesday evening. The crowd occa sionally indulged in singing the old familiar songs, but as each young man had managed to get by the lady he wishedl to talk to a good many flights of oratory was heard and astronom:ical d1isserta tions wvere made and while this talk was indulged in it was not heavenly bodies always that was under discussion, as most of the talk was about "the divine light" that radliated "from those heavenly eyes of blue" that so brilliantly and lustrous ly t"winkled and shone from that par. ticular "star" at thbe young man's side. TIhose composing the party wvere: Misses Lena Rizor, of Augus ta, Gia., Pauline Izler, of Orangoburg, rLla Earle, of WValhalla, Vesta and Boasie Ashmora, Nellie Grandy, 110l. on Boggs, Jane, Mary and Annie Purdy and Ola Richey. Messrs. Jerry McMahan, of Charleston, iR. E. Bruce, Lelloi and Bruce Boggs, .Roy Grandy, Christie Robinson, Brandon) Taylor, and J1. P. Carey, jr. Mrs. Wade Hampton Johnson en tertained a number of hei' friends at a six o'clock tea, last Friday evening in honor of her guest, Mrs. George S. Morrison, of Columbia. A delight fuld evening was spent "over the tea~ cups)," by those prOsont. Th0e guests attendling were: "M edames Mande Cox of Washington, L. S. GIrandy of .Oheenville, A. M. Morris, W. GI. Lewis, C. E. Robinsuon, E. B. WVebb, J1. T1. Ric-hey, C. N. Bowen, ,J. L. 0. TLhoeumpson, and Misses Ejsic Earle, Florence Boweni and1 Ola Richoy. -M. 0. Aiken was ini wn Mon (ky with a enr-iosity, i.: Whe shape of an egg, which had am circuor' (place around one side of the hll and in this circle were the seombhu:co of h t te "0 U" being two letters very plainly discertuible to the eye. other latters were made ont by the aid of a glass. Turnip Seed So our fresh stock of the well known Buist's Tui~rnip.j) Seed. The best results are received when you sow them. Pickens Drug Co. PROGRAMME -OF Miss Irene Clarke's Annual Concert AT LIBERTY, S. C., AUDITORUM, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1906. 1. Clayton's Grand March . ....... ........ ........ Cliarlii ). Blake, op. 188 Misses Clarke and 'l'illie Ford. 2. Sunset (Nocturne) ........... ........ ....... .......... Edward M. Read Mi[s Annie Belle Brown. 3. The Acrobat Polka ............... ............. ... ........L Streabbog Miss Addic Mc-Whorter. 4. Swoet Violet........ --- - .............-..................W. SmIiallwooil Miss fay A bercrom bie. 5. Song-Would You Care? ....... ........... .. ....... Charles R. liarris Misses Clarke, Annie Boile Brown and Tillie Ford. 0. Duet-At School March.....-.......................... ..L. Streabbog Missos Addie McWhort- r anl Vivian Algood. 7.'Cricket...................--- . ..........................M. H . ( Cocl1e1 Miss Mabel Hunter. 8. Step By Step March ..........---............................ . Streabbog AMies Olive Belle Crane. 0- Firelly...............---- . --..............................M 11. Cochran Miss Inil McGraIvey. 10. 'l'he Sweetest Song Ever Tol.ld......... ........... .. .......I. .M. Stulte . .Misses Ulnrke. Ford and Brown. Lt. The Sack Waltz................................. John A.. Metcalf Miss Jessie Maic Parsons. 12. Duet-Through Field and Forest, oi. 47. ......................M. \gel Misses Ford and Ola Smit.h. 13. Dird's Morning Song.................. ............ ...R. Streabhog Miss Olive Belle Crani. 14. (lown Dance.......---.. . ----................H.L Engelimatn Miss Addie MelWhoro r. 15. Prince Imperial G4alop........... ......................Chales Ioot Miss Mab~el lluntir. Miss i'iaijmu ono3*Lw. 19. CJolumbus March . Guiseppe Creatoro (D)irector Croatoare Famuous Italian B~imd Mr. Willie Hunt. ~20. TheoBrooklott--------------------.--...--................Henry yde Miss Vivian Algood. 21. Duet-My First Piece..........---..--............ ...........L. E. Ort Misses Cla ike am1( Mleda Byrd. 22. Hleavenl y Rest (Roveirie).- . ----. .--. ..................Richard Gloerdele Miss Tillie Ford. 23. 1Uet-March of the Little Men. .. . ....... .. ..... .. ..... L. E. Orthi olg L Missoes Clarko ad Mc~ravoy. 24. Waves of Thes Ocean -Galop................----......... D. Ulalk Miss Annie Boile Brown. 25, Song-"If I Was A Boy, If I Wais A Girl (Comic)...... .... I. L. Blristos Miss Jimmio Parsons and Mr. Willie hunnt. 26. "How Sweet T1bo Moonlight Sleeps"......... .... .... ......... .i. pee M iss Minnie Leo Smith. 27. Duet-Sylvan Waltz......--.--.------.-.-.--.-................F. M. Dlavi Miss Meda and Mr. WVillie Ihunt, 28. Pussy Wants A Cornor.-...... --........... ........homias Salvine o. 4. Miss Irmiu McCravey. 29. Song-My Mammna's Waiting There.-..--.--..-..--.--..-..-. ----...Percy Wonriel Misses Ola Smith, Jessie Maie P~arsons and Vivian AlIgood. 30. A T1wilight 1IyC......................... ............. g SelI(1( Miss Meda Leo H tut, :31. Song-"Making Eyes"...-..-..-..-..-..-.-.--....... ..........hrry Von T1ilze: Twelve Young Ladie'. 32. Love D)1reams) (Reverie)..-.-.-.--..-----.--. --. ...... . . . . .A Brown og Miss Clarke.. 33. Song-Every Body Works But Father.-..---. . ...... ..........Jan H~avo3 Mr. Willie Hunt1). ADMISSION FEE .10 AND 15 CENTS. N ervousiieh si lve roh Then your blood musttiaidatbe lie a cvry e, condition.y Youd diesio a certainly knthowiverwhatbotlo takeo then take it -Ayer's Sarsa- Bgau parilla. If you doubt, then " consult your doctor. We know what he wilt say about this OEl'CA . grand old familymecn. Thuis is the first question your doctor wouli OI 1 tlclu ~to Ifi~iidc-i ask: "Are youir boweis regular?" lie known i.Altl o flio~i~ noTbi thatt daily action of the boweis is absolutely ossential to recovery. Keep your liver afitive (0lt2(.Bl oai ~l os21 and your bowels regular by taking laxativeo nt t~ os2c oewieIhy doses of Ayer's ynila. MAde by.y.0. Ayer Co.. Lowell. Mass. ehi' ond0hlt rta HAIR VIfIOR.rtitinAiloiltilllg nd W AflUi CUR'. CIIE1RRY PECTORtrie.Yorl~ttl..~Oi Weo bavo no secrets I We publish oiie tn ilh the frmula Inecaour cof ontom aantlieriatouhh thei proper i r waten is to stit ur~ ics (rr1tating thos orgaslike ptillsyrrd O A .deT ~O T& T0~l .A . ...r..t......i..Y....a...A.wys....g Signature....................................... UTP FO JUL Y and Our annual CLEARA tinue through out July ductions along all lines at a song. 20C White Lawn to go at 15c. 15c V White Lawn to go at ioc. ioc White La mercerized white goods to go at i5 per broicleries to go at a big sacrifice. Oxfords in all colors, white, black, and go at 25 per ceut discount. Ihe immense clothing trade we have I stock, but we still have some rare borgain can buy a suit at 25 per cent discount. \ suits and serge coats. Dont miss this opportunity for bargain the immense fall stock we are buying. Just received a solid car barbed wire an . andl hay, with prices right. Our stock of stoves, hardware, furnitur from implements, of every description, n complete. Always the best, and the best is always We hope to have our new building com pleted it will give us more room than any able us to display to a better advantage, t] we carry. Call on us for anything you ne and our prices are always right. Folger, Tho IHIats8, Walk-O( ver Shoe - I'Jlr TAutI .:) NO .liipOrhL(edes Ti.:ne table No I I ffet ive Mn r(h 110 19(01 flond IDown Ilonti Up No 12 No 10 STA TI ONS No It No 9 4:-I0 pin 10:40 alrn IV l'iekelkN nr 2:5ipin 7:35 pmnW u:4 ttI 0 :unt .'rgnx~ou n pm 7:30 p 5:00) pin~ II:00 turn *A ritil's 2::25pm 7:15 pm 5:103 pun II :05nm,, *.\lnhiin 2:20pmi 7:10 pinl 5: I5 pin 11:15 tnm nur I~at.ley IV :2:5p 7bt, :05 pum *Ilu.ag Stautlojus All trinsu sh .Iy except Staiiny~ippr Not. I0 ettitclts with Soui It e ni Itnilway Nit 30 No 0 .:innIets wIthi Southeor,, lInt iwa No 12 No. 12 COnntsl( witlh Sio i thrn Italway Not i Not 1I i cotiett withi Sitn ther fljIt~ini y No 40 2WI'or ty inf~orinnttin aLpp'y to .11T'TA Y LOR1 Geni ManagerI)O UHfAllICISTON & WVCSTICICN CAIIOLJNA\V t ICA ILWAA Y. Arrival ancl 1Ifopartiure of Traina, Green vill. X. U. Eliective April 14, 11991. 6:0a m. Not. 4X Ilaily ex ept Sti lity, for Lan relts uttl inteinteulint I .Dl tatins, tarive aut T I Lant rint l:ENn ii ini. Newhberry, (' onnhitt, Stumter aumoi Chatrles ton eelittg ill ,..umte r w~ith A. C. L.. anul etnsterni litlie, and! it lureins wiIth iC. A W . t. 'Trii Nt. I for Spairtnhultrg tutu trin No 2 for i recoit ood, A ugilista, ett. ~ .'R A rtivo Lnarensx I:35 p tm, CIlintot 2:22 y mn, Newhiert y 3.101 p. an, Couluiatliu I :-I5 Stwmteir 11:20 p Iii, Chat~ rlestonii 9: 10, Spit n-' ht frg3: 30 p, mt, G1reenawiood 2:16 pam. p' mi A tusita 5'25 ii. tm. 4:1 ii m, Ni. 376 I? t ly xptI Sit ity. forun (Ill n N it rmdhtltiv xe staiti. Ar iat :125 Nt,52 ~u~I ruui ~itrtWoiiSiiitr &hutii iwlur3.(ittoiN" hiiI'iug ~ 1 ris Hsstl A tagitilti U reiSlipperst Irli. Nt r~tuuf, rt'iiitoialc~itisef COUDaoN ) (talesuii it ito lW attce 10:2 a. lirnio, r chIlly exceptaSuay fro2inun sc Laureu naal nteothertethinons .00p A.Io.85 Nb OTi exc whicaysfasnh -ro tahsial intermediate ii tatiosp~ . seBi 3:25or m Nu.fl oaiy fro whareson 'uer. Trnhys o.r5:tlnmi ra 'throughi bewen el ' lOerou, , uhrton twot "chkagoe. tOtia it )IGI LIIC , . .IC. ( I~ St W rin : '. A.. 1 ay .\t. Ur 190Ta..( a. A glsa n - AENOIE -NCE SALE will con mnd August. Big re White goods to go Thite Lawn to go at 1 2Y.2e. 12 1-2C. Wn1 to go at 81-3c. Beaultifu'l linle of cent discount. All Laces and Em tan for men, women, and children, to liad this spring nearly cleanied up our i to offeCr, if your size is inl the lot you 4 Ve still have a nice line of two piece s, we are obliged.( to make roo for dl nails, fresh car flour and car of corn C, harness, saddles bug gies, wagons lowers, rakes anql binders, is always thle cheapest. pleted by August I 5th. \Vhen com building inl the county, which will en1 1e large stock of general merch a ndise ::d for we are always pleased to serve niey And XO. s, 1rn Kin Stove T FNOET SE illA.. re Witego to gor cint discnt All aces odand Eym <tfaoo fou for 50omn n cdents Andal record ping mneat clanded upruit ighw ar oHlaman was hmng. Iros otato Ei alyse, s rbanksou and Bat of r tbe chepec t ayol.rie F.te lH AsRRISh.W n- .