Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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c> THE LEflGER GAFFNEY, S. C., AUGUST 5, 1897. ? H TUCT POTTON MU 1 NFWQ ! h ho we understood started it up ijrain, ! UAiijOi OU11 Ull IflILL IlLIIOi presumably borrowing from the above j | building and loan association. The ! i factory is a small one, containing ; ;yi’MS oi< ill rhRt'.ST TO ^ j 3 3qo spindles and 88 looms, making TILE WORKERS wrapping twine, seamless bags, d<.- nims and plaids. 5»«rih amt . onih Carolina Mills, Their The York Cotton Mills, ' orkvU'.o. S. <h. he' 1 tle'ir lir-t annuul n: < tin ■ I last week, and the slock hold ’’’s v, • | pleased with tlie results ol t he tirsl | ] two months’ runriing. Thisiseniir - Iv n home-mi! capital eoncon, ev - i rv dollar of stock being held in t!-* ’ HARE AND HOUNDS. The rosary at Gardeuhurat was the fairest spot in all that fair demesne. Over arch and lattice and trellis the heavy headed blooms rioted in a bewil derment of pink and whit \ crimson r ed :P», fornit’ig a ('.’’j.'\TiV nc iiTH'fit- Intr: Sim sliook her blond h<‘ad. "I don’t qnite know. I must think.” Dick Lindsay lixed his dark eyes in tently on her for a moment, as he thought he would read her very soul. ‘‘Dearest, is there any one about you ! who is trustworthy—who will give you 1 a lefter if I write one?” ‘•U'.is.m Hamsdale, my maid, is hen- r t and 1 s me. Jsei.d to m ■ throu, i BLACKSBURG BUDGET. Two Shooting Scrapes in the Town but Nobody Killed. Br..\r Ksnruo, August dO.—Friday, between .‘1 and 1 o’clock, this town was considerably ex.died uver u shoid- ing at Messrs. Whi t & Brow agent of tin New ’ 'r' I iI• .a" .- in Feeble Health Unable to do Her Work - Norvcus and i ired - All Thc.'so Troyfclea Cured by Hood’s Cr.rcaparilla. “ . ■ . M ■ ' | . \\> 1 t \! v;u (•.». * i •» ) ■ ' (* 1 ■ ’irVit I ( ♦ * » J (* 11« t he lit 4 *!!* i .1 tnd N *. I i iii. prt '*i *!i‘ r it r» uw d orlt. 'Hr.' !>. A. Ton t X. 1 have n ec t' .’gt ii 11 Mills, Hil! .d 1. l: Foster cone The t wpens t h/iO 1 heir tinnuni : r tl i: revealed a i i ' 1l» • ' • 0 plant 1 overseer of on: V rv ( < >., hav '..:-l tl:. t > : : i ess to 1‘idladeiphia kins("o., Charlotte, ntiv sold tlie Kno eboro, N. t’., three 1 winders. 4. C.) Cotton T-iills, meet itig last week, satisfacloiy eondi- :r,d its operations. fcarding at Soul hern a ol ills. Bessemer City. X. C., 17 < > w ! v: * , r • 1 ’ >■ r:; 1 . . 0 r * T (It: Cnrd i ^ .S f j'»’ ; *1 v OI *!. A pier ’• :mt st ory i > to’d Oi h.ov, • 1! he Fr inch k i . •. , Louis xiv., lit .”.i a promise t. r a gnat mat; .1 1 V memlu'i • ot 1 ;is COllF ^, I! 1H l ) 1 • c r i devoted folk v.vors, ? 1. Ft IVSiU ux. h: [ (i had bee n in i S\ itzi rl and < >:) •1 i:: :ri; f- taut m Ission , and < »n Id s IV 111: to France was ( •orilial! v ’ well: oUH’ d b t i:e king. A ftor thoy had ex hang ”1 ” ’V(* * '1 in ;:s I’u'/sic’.; x as; red the uin' if lie Wr re ! ti wr •at’.’K i M Sill!!' was pa Ic am: \ - i •, 1 ' > ' t i . . - e ve I' • g iKl* 4 bCH’il OL* H'Ji i ii/. a [IV I ! t i t ! i H’ ii’ 1 ■ ■ .it •" Ill till 1\ * t l o ; : 1 ; r ■ roiia ' . a 1 .’ : l(d 1: lie-,r. Iti r \ f j . • • ( 'VSi - t 1 x . ; . • The i v •>' c xet •I leu; . tiV' 1 - V arc ill! hit n by liie %' 1 : ;< lowtTvii li.; ehai min ,u, u:.o nA 1: f* c »*i in*; : :v \« <*IV it in ei'.iii i • w it; w r t r iiM'. n ace, wi ii cycle nn ••i, vhcn it r;i TUG 1 A X .J ron: d t!i. tin full thrn.atei! L bird - , ran/ on and the n p:t) k r UFtit’- , \\ it 1 * til c be; ratilii U Mi; gay 10-1’ •> - wing lik' jr •rfunicii censers ; Fit/. Re; v as hare, v. ou id \\ ind 1 tl) t! iii the !i gilt tar. after: a in’s pvoe; T *. J he ill ■a w. Imly byeicksl passed. Bciue fold ’I homas he sliould not curse in the To this both S':2’typi . . i Vrf fL» W-* » 3 t ui s r. f'i.M tiv ,lni" r ,t ; c MoodL Piii: n.’igning tostudy for tlu* ministry, and no will go to college in three weeks. ' The Fee DeeMfgCo., Rockingham, \ C., has purchased a GtX) light W't stinghouse dynamo, and a 50 horse power Buffalo automatic cut oil high rfH-ed engine. The Southern Cotton Mill, Besse mer City, X'. C.. is. it is reported, al most at a stand still for want of help. The company has about 400 bales of floth on hand. A Spartanburg, S. C., paper says ‘bat K. R. Cash, boss spinner with UteUalTney (S. C.)Mfg. Co., is erec- tirg a handsome residence on Oak- and Avenue, Spartanburg. t<»*o. SeylTort continues as Superin tendent of the knitting mill at Salis bury, X. 0.. formerly the Rowan, t.o.v •im reorganized Salisbury Hosiery Mills, just started up on full .time. Jos. W. Johnson, who has been en- enged as boss weaver at t lie Arkwright Colton Mills. Spartanburg, S. C., lias really satisfied and pleased with him. if his expressions were more thau mere words, and were to ’oeabsolutely relied upon. The king warmly assured him that he meant just what he sniel. Then Puysieux replied gaily that lie eii^ld not say the same, that for his part he was not at all satisfied with the king. “And why not, Puysieux?” asked the king. “ Why. sire, because although you are the most honest man in the kingdom you have failed to keep a promise to me which you made more than fifty years argo.” “How is that?” inquired the monarch, surprised and mystified. “How is it? You have a good mem ory. your majesty, so I am sure that you cannot have forgotten the circum stance. Do you not remember our playing blindman’s buff at my grand mother’s. and that you put your blue ribbon on my shoulder so that the hlindman would not recognize you so easily? When we had finished the game, I returned the decoration to you, and you promised to give me one when you became king You have been king a long time, and 1 have never re- }*»vn lately overseer with the Chero- I t ! ie j,),,,, r p,> )on « kee Falla Mfg. Co., Blacksburg, S. C. Die Proximity Mfg. Co., Greens- ix>ro, X. <J., have ordered 40 new korns which they will add to their weave room, being part of their en- -argement noted by the Textile Kx- celsior in May. .1 R. Hill, president of the Oak- ?i»nd Cotton Mills, Fork Shoals. S. C., bus ordered from \V. H. Bigelow a *evr set of drawings, also a spooler of 120 spindle capacity. Ben Nuttull is Superintendent. The Southern Cotton Mills, Besse mer City, X C., have been changing ■ ver from medium to line numbers, The king remembered the game of hlindman s buff perfectly, laughed heartily, and said that Puysieux should at Once have the blue ribbon to which lie had so clear a claim. This blue rib bon was the decoration of the Order of the Holy Ghost. That vet*y day the king called a meeting of the chapter and Puysieux received the decoration for which he had waited more than half a century.—Youth’s Companion. A Python Story. Concerning pythons, the following is a true story. A young lady in this country for a long rime resisted her lover’s entreaties to go out to India with him as his wife. She always had a horror of the wild animals slie be llow could she lurtl or care for birds or Howe's, when her v.’iirP- heart v as away ia the t’k.i library ef the old r. ra;- sion ! iiind her, v;!i< u her li. dn nel’.ed in the effort to pur s at the wonts and gexlur.-s lliat v./ re p; .•■sing Iherc amor • th frowning family ]M>rtraits and tl. • gr»‘:it oak bookcases, for :tt that moment Die!: Lindsay v. - telling his lows ar.d h« pi s to L(>rd Hmiston. Wie stern man whom fate had given her for an uncle and a guardian. Enid’s fond heart told her w hat her lover would say, how hard ke would plead, how handsome he would look, but—her uncle? Would lie relax, would he permit himself to be moved, would he—consent? Ami in the effort to materialize the fareff ccene Enid grew pale and trembled like u wind tossed lily. Hurried footsteps among the roses roused her from her reverie at last, and, turning, she saw her lover speeding to ward her. ‘‘Dick!” she cried in welcome, run ning to him and with her set face break ing into joyous smiles. Then a littb* moan escaped her, and she grew white as her gown, for one glance at Diek Llndsav’s eves told her he hud failed. I v ^ ’’Darling, at first I hoped for suc cess,” said Diek when Enid had rogni n- j ed some degree of self control and the ; lovers had wandered from among the ! jarring flare of the brilliant flower gav- i den in (he friendly shadows of the wood. ‘‘Your uncle heard me without inter- i ruption and even smiled once or twice. 1 I told him cf my prospects, how the mortgage was nearly paid off the Knoll, and how I should bo able to live there I in another year. I referred him to Tape- ; son and Jenkins that he might verify received with delight have had fib() horm'b chase her had . ’ o so v* f%" < ; e ina'.',', she im ->■ (4iof^ing fbe taste s’nared friends and t< e-k and Enid miyb instead of NO to ;ik<l With pret- isi d h iv< If in ,1 urri will next week have 372 looms , Heved she might encounter there, es- ,it) the 4<is warp and .»2s filling, so peciaJly serpents. At length, how ever. after she had issued a sort of ul- ffnpertntendent (x. F. Ivey writes. An accident happened at the Oneida Mills. Graham. N\ C.. lust Saturday. Bus com AVilson got his hand caught m one of the engines while he was triping it, and the ends of his first three fingers were caught and cut almost off. The Lancaster Cotton Mill, Lan- ■aster, S. C., has its carding and spin ning departments running night and day, running weave room day time only 0. R. Harmon, carder; J. F. Fairchild, spinner at night; J. C. Howling, weaver; Charles B. Skipper, S'jpf nntendeuC - ' "he ’Textile Excelsior is informed ' ■ he Pefzer (S. 0.) Cotton Mills, iivi -ror W. 0. Cobb, has two of the Xerthrop-Drapor looms running on f)rd!>, otic v ith Ok* warp stop motion, u.d I , .t they are running very t im-- udvance tiii.t they 4 it i t is a not her sle|! ns wonderful loom. in progress at e. r*, winch W •• * wortlt. iu*s \e,-rv ( vvjncn i.- exp?< t< d • ir irp tin .ill ir- of the o!d Ilor- • ( oil n Mills !‘ ‘idsvHlo, X. U. 1 he cat • on the docket reads / , \(!)** stockholders Tiie pro* ■ *•' ■ ■‘•i’ Us s tlo formed 1 ho mteln- Ik- present Edna Cot :«>n Mills. ■tl m mi! 1 mi n of l’i i. r. ri. ■ ganlzcd a eompany i estab* . ii i < olton seed oil tt hi titi-re. I ‘ i ...litnl stock is lixoti at r hU - fi .• a beginning, and '.he enter- t. ■ i as lieen named tin* Monoynielc ' The proprietors at * E. A. >mvthe, T. J. Martin, P. D. Wudo ai ii W. A. Biake. Treasurer J no. E. ()ate>, o; i he Ohar- ’Mtv ’N. C.) Cotton Mills died Friday •riorning, .Inly 20, ago Is He t.ad t-sfr!) of the stomach, and had not cti iiMe to tako any nourishment :i>r srmetime. Mr. ()aiss leaves a fattiilv of a wife and ot:** daughter. II ■ v •• a t'lim of tinuHinliy l.'gh ehar- ubillty, tiiondi (et liv timatum, she consented to accompany him. She did not, however, leave her fears behind her, and lived in constant terror of some day meeting what site so intensely feared. Her husband did his best to laugh her fears away, but without avail. Then he resolved to try more drastic means. A huge python was killed in the neighborhood of his bungalow. Without telling his wife anything about it he ordered the rep tile to be brought into the drawing room, and coiled up as if asleep on the hearthrug. Then he went out and called his wife, telling her to go into the drawing-room, and that ho would join her in a few minutes. Soon after lie heard a dreadful scream. “That will cure her of her fear of serpents,’* he smiled to himself, ami purpost ly de layed his entry. When at last he went into the drawing-room lie saw his wife lying on the floor, and coiled abo.it her was another Inn • python, tin* male of the one that was lying d ad on the hearthrug. London Uculm. my statement as to how well the farms were let. I proved to him that I was financially in a position to aspire to your hand, filled with fortune’s gift as it is.” ‘‘And lie said”— murmured Enid, lifting her tear washed eyes to Dick’s handsome face. “He said—nothing. That was tho worst part of it, Enid. If he had only advance^ arguments, I might have de feated tdiem, if he had given an opinion I might have challenged it. But lie gave me no loophole fer speech. Hennlocki-d a small drawer in his bureau-—you know the one that lias carved goblins’ heads all over it—and pulled out from amid a sheaf of papers one that was folded twice and was tied with tape.” “I know—I know; the copy of my father’s will, ” cried Enid, “made be fore I was born. ’ ’ “Hfe opened the paper and pushed it across the bureau to me, marking with a nail dent the passage I should rend. ” “Oh, don’t repeat ir; don’t say it!” wailed the girl, putting her hands over her ears, a.: though to shut out hated sounds. “Drn’r I know too well that my marriage with fixed for me from tho be ginning, and that my father, on )il. J deathbed, willed that if his only and post linnM)r»? ehild should he a daughter she should, on her twenty-tli st birthday, lie affianced to the only h n cf his de: r- • -t fr ond, Lord Krrin.yfou? Oh, it w:>' a c nv*l thing to do. ” ‘‘Uruoler ati!!, my darling, to ordain ait if it te.'’ uu r " <f your majority Lionel Erriugton were alive and uniiij r - i" 1 d, and you should n . ise iuImcme iVih*, you sh< uM |. <(■ ;,riv .1 of your ■ n t.inr.'l •m<T times ;ou id is ■ram e a gtega! loir; in t be n rt h of I ivl. r; | u ’re i ot, :r n general t! big. vt y Idieral ir. 1 heir prvnr nts to their mini ,t rs. In a of i • in ns flock • ■ i hi r nir’ifcwssin the hah: of eontrib;: t\. »shi lingi and‘d.\ ye.ice a \ •: \ ward tie* snyport i;t> hi , eiiureii. that he paid with a grudge. One when he was ir k 'd for it, he gni::: as usual and iinished by saying: •• pre;K - hin' ought to 1«‘ un'S)' good. i . r his iiduritanee for live years and ev n no;, he allov. 1 1 to live in your ov. i Tin . i) paragraph w< ad my an.v.v r. Your um le tluvi l.owf\l in” from the rci .n, only i'.rcasticadly < • • ring my pr< ::i your birthday ball fi' .'.t Vu.ek, i^i: ■■iigwldch. Ik* inti mil to annoinici Errigugon. ’’ A liot flr.sli stained Ei m d d. ^ti t .. i u i. iw, with inuri*-' the ho'ers among Ir r muds e.!ii;e. Bat at tlio last monient she < \ ivi vd her sex’s pre- rogative and eutertained a caprice. She would iiave a eempanien h are, a man, and tfiat her ehoh e piiglit not lie invidi ous she would draft- the name of the hare that was to be from among the hounds that were. Pencils and paper and a hat were instantly in demand. ‘‘What freaks Eukl has, to be sure!” said Lady Hr.nstou to her lord as plow- boys and gentlenv'n alike dropped the folded papers in the hat Enid held. “It will be Errir.gton’s business to cheek them,” growled his lordship. ‘‘Which of the lads is that?” he went on as a redheaded yokel slouched past Enid in tho immediate wake of the at tenuated and mincing Lionel. ‘‘One of Wilson’s new hands, perhaps. I heard he had several. D ar me, how Enid docs overdo things, to bo sure! She’s as white us a ghost. She'll look a fright tonight.” And, indeed, as Miss Fits Eoy plunged her hand into the hot and drew out a scrap cf paper she turned deathly pale. Scarcely glancing at it, she said in a low voice, ‘‘Isaac Olay.” ‘‘Isaac Clay! Who is he?” cried every one. And tlmn a mighty laugh ros * from tin 1 merry crowd, and even Enid’s white lips smiled as the awkward figure of‘‘Wilson’s uew Land” pushed shyly to t he front. . “What a hare! He won’t get to lodge gates,” laughed every one as the bag of torn paper was slung across tho lad’s back. “Seven minutes’ start!” cried Enid as she sprang into the saddle and sped round the angle of the house, with her companion hare wobbling after her. And in that time hounds were nftir her, amid the choirs of the crowd and sundry minor mishaps. At the lodge gates Lionel Erriugton, in spite of the white paper going both ways, turned sharp to the left. ‘‘Miss Fitz Roy won’t try Bluebell hill, 1 know,” he called to those behind him, who were all game for a spin along the flat Clevely road. For some five miles the paper track was clear, then suddenly came to an end. “It’s a trap, of course,” said Lionel, who was too warm and was getting orotis. “HhcTl start it again farther on. ” But “farther on’-’ there was no wel come ‘‘spore,” and eight miles from home hounds had to confess themselves baffled. ‘‘If Enid tried the hill at all, it must have biH’n to shake off that lout,” said Lionel sulkily, turning hack. “But how did the paper como cn this read, then?” cried Lady May Saville. Sin* was a pretty little girl, but Er- riugton was in too bad a humor to an swer her. Yet as he pedaled up to Gar- denhurst or.ee move he forced some cheerim ss in his voice as he cried, ‘‘Hares have won!” “But while are thy?” demanded Lord Ilu 'st n. • “Isn't tlie yokel sma ll: d rp:” titti red one fair dame. “ Wi/ re's Enid hiding?” err liMnstua. * Tier bila .i not presence oi u indy. Byars and Thomas took exception. 4 here the matter >topp- d. until after ' leaving the scraper, Belue, at the in- | stance of some one, reported the mat- j ter to tiie Chief of Police. That olli- | cer called Thomas’ attention to the j rnattir with the result lliat Thomas : and Byars went to AVhisouunt »t i Brown's store, where B<’lue was, say ing on their way that they intended to whip Belue. Upon reaching the store Byars referred to the incident, whereupon Belue and himself ex changed compliments (?). At that point Thomas interfered. Belue told i vehicle useii. fvi.nu. :i(l 50T.CET0 HJOTS ASD PEDDLERS. Iicenv .(••for.- carryinv >n ic.-^, ■ ivferi cJ to i herein. For all tcnvtcer-. |i< ih. its nr verniers of stoves, raiiaes. floe! n, !!c*tenine inils. or ati V other jfoo«is. :v,ir* - lom.lise. not, liereinaflei speeificaily t)iov!(i<><l for. who. hy tiie terms of the aci tiroviiiini' for sc.id license are subject to ji: y a license, the li cense fee stall tie: For eaeli oite-horse wairon. tnnrtry or other vehicles!) used ami drawn hy one horse. ?i->.(Kl. Foreach tivo-tioise wimon. huirey or other For all hawkers, peddlers or venders of sewing machines the license fee shall he: For a one-horse buggy, wagon or other ve hicle so used and drawn by one horse when only one such vehicle ts used, fis.oo. For a two-horse buggy, wagon or other ve hicle so used, when only one such is used, golMH). For each additional one-horse vehicle 115.1)0. , . x . . , . i For each additional two-horse vehicle and in the scuffle the pistol was fired i $».oit. a second time. D. L. Brown then For every hawker peddler or vender of . or piuiios ami orvrHiis. tm* lieenm ft’e caught Ihomas and parted the com- | sliaitije: batants. Had it not been for (lie ef- 1 . P;* 1 ' a '' n( ‘:!* ors !‘ buggy, wagon or otherve- . ... . Iiirlt* so u:h*<1 jiml arawii by one liors**. ^I.p.OO. forts ol Brown, 1 hoimis woulu either ! For a two-horsu bufftry. wairon or otb<*r vr- have killed Belue with his pistol or so us d aml draw.. hy tw;.horse,.no. ‘ for each additional one-horse veldcle him not to advance, whereupon Thomas picked up a bull-tongue | plough, and advancing rapidly to wards Belue, threw the plough, miss ing, however, its object, and Belue fired. At this point the crowd in the store scattered. The two men clinched, nearly beaten him to death. Tiie first shot fired by Belue struck Thomas in the right shoulder-blade : and ranged downward. Tho second J15.no. For each additional two-horse vehicle $20.00. For any foot pedleror venderof any sueli goods, wares or merchandise or other arti- ..... , cles the license fee shall be *20.00. 'shot fired during the scuffle, went! Provided that parties tnuiiufacturing goods through Belues left leg above tiie ,n 1 ! 1 ‘ ’i 1 ' 1 i . 0 , n . Hy order of tiie board. Tuns. H. Itl'TI.KK. I lerk of IP>a rd. N. Ul’-OOMR. County “upervisor. 7-2:1-It Bonds, I'or Olfcers Judi- clals.Kxecutors. Ad ministrators' and Contractors.at sliort ii Shares Richland Cotton Mill Stock. 2 Shares Victor Cotton Mill Stock. bone, and then, aft^r passing through ; tiie lower part of his body struck a keg of nails in the store. Immediately after tiie shooting, ' both men were arrested hy the town i authorities and placed under bond j for trial next morning. Thomas suf- ' feting intensely from his wounds, no,| co. asked the town authorities to dispose j of his case that evening, or, early * Ul next morning, in order that he might ; too shares stix k Gaffney Mfg. Co. \ go home, but, he was not given a tri- ! 3,.000 Cherokee Township: pore cut. coupiffi al until the (). R. A C. train had left 1 bonds. Saturday morning, when, both Belue I !> shares Hlacksburg Land and Improvement and Thomas were fined $10.00 each. • c«., stock. They refused to pay the fine on the , 1 Uamiiy Morse. I ground, that, if anything, the case ' 10 Shares Lockhart Cotton Mill Stock. 1 was one of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. Belue ■ remained at home while Ihomas re- so siinrcsoLlmcstom! Springs Linn; Co. stock, j tnained at the Council chamber. ... „ .0. . , , ,. | 1 hat evening Deputy Sheriff Lock- den. stable , and out buildings attach liurt arrived from Gaffney with a war- ^ 5 room cottage on Limestone street, rant for Belue, issued by magistrate Sarratt. Belue, through his attor ney’s, waived a preliminary hearing and gave bond for his appearance at September term of Court General Sessions for Cherokee county. Those kindly disposed took care of Thomas, but by Monday the town authorities fearing that Thomas’ wound may prove fatal, seemed anx ious to let him go home. The at- ' tending physician, Dr. D. S. Ram- 1 seur would not give bis consent. [ However. Tuesday morning ho was ! sent home. It is to be hoped that ' his strong constitution will pull him ! through. Sunday night a negro hy the name 1 of Thomas Grier was shot while gam bling in almost identically the same place as Thomas. He is however, getting along very well. K. a. t. 11 room cottage on Gaines street, with splen did garden. 2 vacant lots on Gullies street. 1 splendid farm containing 101 acres 2V4 miles from Gaffney. 1 iiouse and S acres located at Limestone Springs. 2 nice lots opposite Chesterfield Scruggs. 1 new 0-room Cottage Last Logan street. Insurance! I represent none hut tho best of Fire Lift- a.id Accident Insurance Companies. Am prepared to furnish cyclone imd tor nado Insurance at moderate cost. Your patronage will beduly appreciated. IA C w. cr a;: ’ii Lady inu t: . your 1 li.iagemi iit to yi ti::g dr lie* ; lf In 1 Dii k’ lor it’w unco’ dear!’’ Even the small stuns lliat wore promised were by no menus always paid. An annul:I stipend of less t Imn two shillings anil six pence has been known to be twelve years in ar rears. The following entry oeeurs in tho diary of one of the hard-worked ministers of thow dav: “Settled with the treasurer of tny cong: inv umiuul t.t i pend ge. 1 . >11 ‘or pound *. I’rovid n. a it; r i> lU'd i !<d t h 1 l Anio’.itit tinder ton lias <-1 ,t my lot Iple; tlie / j' e l me i< -. an ■ > ..CV, S. (. MeRtte, FayiMteviilo fX T . ■1 upjiointeil hy J udge piirntll, ii., i 'di rul court’, ree, ver of tiie 1 »mif t'nnil (N. (J.) Ootto’’. Militt, on . ,tin.1 of the Kasti rn Building arul L nn \-soeitition, ofSyrHeuse, X r . Y., i/huh clttims a debt of $25,011)1. Tin a Si"' fa:• 10rv which wih I l :t sh,,rt Bi »r ' .vn ■8 U V.. Of a net Ion >w V t , '1 own- rk, and 1 write iiis jokes on siudi tinn jgiper? Bigg S >the editors cun sec t!:rougli tliviu, 1 suppose.—Albany Journal. TtiosB Gei.tlii Creature*. G.r. than you think I Mi' . (’ausliqm Uecori. o’ **■ x*' v arassaud I'.-eod hir.» in the uaircw path- way. *’DicULindsay, wi. :i, ixiiiontiisago, I gave you my hi art and my love, I gave 1 them for all time, and not to take tliem | back at tho written word of a man whom I never knew, who was dead is - fuv I livid. On n:y birthday I will, if needs he, leave (Jardenhar-t and go out into tiie world to earn my livelihood 1 until tiie time of my probation is past. But I say now, .us I have said 1* fore, I w ill marry no man hat you—if you will Lave me, Dick. ” Hi r vo e, which had rung r,ut sn 1r;r..'v, quive■■(■iGend 1 ro! e, and •• put out two tren MingIv.uds to J.- ;• )(,■.- ir and (Tit to ills ii' art i,■ a ti’ 1 d | eliild. As ho ssgitlii <1 her ilie distant roar of a gong tiiriiied through tho quiet woods. “I must go,” sigh; d the girl. “One more week if this life, and then—tin a I shall li frte! Ah, don’t look at that, Diek! I mean wllilt. I K; 1V I slnill lot I 1 • in ixiuer 1111. 1 doubt it. -Chicago ready to leave t! ; ‘‘Bat, Enid, n. go? What v. id l phu" in a wo< 1:. ” • love, where will you •omc ol you';” ‘‘Hus an aeeidi .it hapj:: nod?” “Follow the truck down Bluebell hill.” But tn ith* r hr ireps, yokdr.f rhieyele^ w n found that 1 1 yb.t, the second l.ap'T track proved t:.r slu rtcr thau the first. in a qnii t Kem iityton drawing rov .n tla-.t evening : ; .it. t! o • c, in ■—an old Lidv, a rid and ayoangKi ntleuian. < ai e. chair lay a ci antryinan'.- smock and a ruiToty wig. Tl.e old holy wa.-: witling hi r eyi s. dhe had le.ag'ied until slu had < ried. Presently she left the two young j pi ople alone. “How well you managed!” said the girl, smoothing the ruffled hair of her companion. “And how brave you have l* en, dar ling! But was it not lucky I thought of p;q* ring the Cl. vely road while every one was Imsy in the park?” j Enid blushed. ‘‘And wasn’t it wicked of me not to Five read out then .dnaineotithopupi r Id" w?” bhv gave Dick the erutapkd slip. “Lionel K-rlnyfoii! I low that wouhl have t: t our jiliurt,” lai:g!n «l Dii k, ! ‘‘h i my aunt would never have n ormd him as he ha.-; nn — .ad hisni'.n:o is not on the special lieen' '. ”—Exchange. Tolitoi'* l uiUiful Follower. ! Prinro Dimitri Khilkoy, « Russian notileumn. bus followed ttu* n«tvir» nf j Count Tolstoi and divided his estates ; anio::/ the pi asantH, n serving but s> vto 1 uei’c-j lot Ida twu cultivalion. The Broad River Association. Tho next meeting of the Broad River Association viill he held with the Pacolet No. 2. church c mitv.ene- ii'g on Tiiurs ! iv \u p:s! ID. B. (’. Coiemun will meet any at the depot that may com ■ hy rail if they vrtil give him noticeof llieir eotnlng. All delegates are ur.';*' 1 ti h 1 f»fe>$ct;t on tinie. Ail friemia sire cordially in- VJ ,1 Wintlirop College ScholarsMp I '•rv • w*-». *r*-t •W-r Aiu Lii i iutiVob la^RaIION. T 1 "' 1 v.iniination fur t!-e nv.-ard of v!ie:int. II )ti wn 1 ertjp «' i; : .n! for the n-lnilstini' of 1. a -tie. 1 t iti ivj.f Coiiiity .nn 1 lion on Act.. ,*.)• ,t «t .. in. A mo-: ho; It - : , tiftc n iyi.iisof. ... W ii-.'iisciioi t In, s:i:e vie it.i af c 1- V ic. 1 : 1 1 h y tv j! I in .. i..' . 11 o I ito. c aa l.ili^ itu i. :li -i avi 1 .:■ . ilii..cxaii.li.a- ti II. The ciim of c 1!eiiiiarrv j •iii''tu , j tmard, f" • 1 .i i i'. ic 1. iiv’ln ni<! .•« • in I,V ‘M |" 1 riinril Ii. i'»»i* t;.:iltoi’ liifornuiti'ia :uid a r: "/IK ' 1 0. <in Thursday •! «'re i rr>d the sohji 1 ' of ! 1.; i r>ir/':* mid Eduei.! i'>!). i 11 y. Un e Misshtt,,-^ State Mi - ‘Hi.-: and <'o!porta:'C, Or phanage and Woman's Mission. Sat urday. Foreign Mission. S. M. IIVGWM.L. Citrk. of Association. I f Rice Goose Gn ;isc don’t eurc your uclics and jiulits. burns, lirulscs oid sgiaius. vse jiuy you iiioney liuck. DcFkk Dulq Co. To Furr ConKtlpwliau r-ir^Tir. Tahe C:iM - ar«tS C ;adv .'’..il’.iirdr 10oi.r75c. It C. C. C. (ull 10 cure, druKKisU rc(ui. I u.oui /. 1 rcsidord i.» I). JO; N50N, Rod. hill, Is. C. ''Uti’)?’nMM/rnoTrr’v , JAi'.ihA biti: Liiuii», 01:1:knvilij:, s. c. !)k. c. 11.-It HSON. i nAiiiAiss or FAcrnTY. Scssloii open Scptcmi it 22nd. Cour-cs leadltur to till Vi-adia'iic diKrees. I‘r iisratory departuuait in chunii- of 1 \- pi-riiiiii it uduT.. C.' -t ri > diii , i d to iidiiliniiri hy mess *y..teni. Hoard ti, prluilc fatuilti - iiio.i.-iaitc. For c ;: :i| 11/ii.. and f r furl her ’ fu.ariat ion I apply lo 1 ’.■itiriuan. or 11 HI N F.. GRK1.F. Sri ’ry. i itu UOjiiisuj »J.'Lj InUUl g.'d.i I- • ■; ■ 1 • • i j _ •* ll j OTc- f or Sale i’mldDg L >ts in tit's Flour! !iir wn. i -fi-' -ii -x. Nr .ii ^ sk / A Jit.- m Also Farms near ity and In reach cf the s hooks of I.inn stum- Springs and of 1 his plfteo in lots of from 3d 1 > 100 ner >8 on IUmml time rotes. AI o Agricultural Lunds to rent for farm purposes. For f-11 particulars apply ts ' MOSES WOOD, Agent. X’. B.—All trespassing on I amis of this Company etitUn - and rcmov.nc timber, liuhing or hunting are forbidden undar penalty ol law. \