Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1'iiis f;no3 :sif. BY Ed. II. PkCamp. PtTBIilRHKl> TUKSOAY AND FRIDAY si usr::iri i!»N I’uu i.: ject to that? (tnvommorits are great FUN FO« THE FOURTH. liars arul wo, tho people, aro mostly , in. t ,. kH | >l , rir win Cross nnts with <i,iiTmy On t'mt D.ij. I’roparations for the Fourth of July calibration coutiiuu* and the indica tions arc that this will be one of the best, celebrations yet held in (mifney. Col. T. 15. Hutier will deliver the ora- j fools. Then* is probably some < .\ciiso for j a little lying on tiie part, of govern- i ments occasionally, hut they need not Ije in I consuuMnat ii)*p c'ii . s. Cash in advance, per year f W- j Whcn u unu the garb of ri On time, per yetti ri _ rder to conei a! Ids m *an-I tiun on that day and all who if now CROP BULLETIN. 1 (imll'lou of Ciirtiliini Crops ns Keportcd from tho lluroitu. Coi.r m iu \, .i. C., Juno liL 1 Favorable temperature prevailed j —•—■ i ligion m. or Tmk IjKdohk is not responsible tor , sJ w , , 10r8 ||y t . 0 .,.;ider that he | I'-dh will at the vis'ws of correspondents. I (]-«.«, u hd to abfuit the lowest i "''11 have a good spcecli 'Test to tho fact that vve SONGS AND RECITATIONS. An KhihiH'utr l*i'i.({ruin tor Clilhlron’s l>i»y nt Cotinlh Cliuri'li. The foilovving is (he program for the cliildron’s day to he held at Cor inth church on the fourth Sunday in ! during the week ending S a. in., Juno j this month : , 11th. The overage for the week was binging—by the choir. J’rayer. binging—by the choir. ’i? ■> ;. O !. >. r! i. •. C * 0 ! T • - i.- B must i>r- depth <f Ini man <b p r.ish tin ir nano . n«*i f.. r pehii •nt:* • , ! many Keghit d. K*’ but ior identith.-it ion. ! r ; .;,d Stat a ; la j i vVrite short letters anil *•> l ire pm: t j ,, t j p (>},; to ir sure puld'ea inn; ah j i-itoe;: *r 1 it f . < i. r- l lie c omi'.ttef w< re r nt 1 cr • err! ■! v An opi nu g address birgieg — i.y the choir Children’sduv—iiv Walter Moonev about normal, with no unusually high or low temperatures. There was rain ovtr the whole' bint hutviee? in < I'oree anfl I’ick. ns ' Th HE A O A O HE, FOUL I3REATH, NO ENERGY, GONSiTIR AYION. s; symptoms rn.*an torpid liviir and a clogged ccr.iitisu m the bowels o meau tu». rl hee.hn is below ' tu I Cl »<■> e | it. nit* and Thuruda’ • in oi utrgs. i: ! n '/i-bbULt c ‘ 1 .h of th ‘.ink-. v»111 be i-ubi r-bed ' nud i. n!y v !’t Oi Decent o wo r< 1. 1 q )M h - P’.-ifi i\r 7 i Iv* •-i.linjT i\yi Gees will be pi blUhed -i t It : ill at G •r, jt-1. i g ji !im* each r- ;on. # ^ * •j g 1 , ,v II 1 ^ /\ r'\ [ ■ ^ ' t A ? tlu-iv, f i * ‘ t f 0 V t i 11 » * ‘ .orn ’ •nor .--hoal'i y> n . i:</ of ( >i co':0e II lut.ov i ion and the response was \\ ){•'■< on the greurtiis r *d ■' •;: i was •'* 1 m m i: : n..' •’ d t * i s 'i tie I;a letaill lean; !i.s noir.ng an % will t ot;tintK to until tiu day arrives f-r the i>u.. K -.ogr r w it; mu iu i m- dr^ssed to lid. H. D. C'amp, Ma'.. g< d i ) i TP *y couldn’t think t-f such a cri j ! td the ii ling. They mean only to protect j as a ri siilt some of the boys are car- „ . * • ,' nrvlng their arms in slings because ie lives of tour citiz 'iis. now can *. . . . ... of mashed fingers and bruiseu arms. KillTOK111. COKKKSl’ONDKNCK. Andiciison, S. C., June 12th ilKHh Anderson is one i>f tho prettiest and most thriving towns in tbobtat*.. It i.- an o;d town and has many beau ties and attractions which new towns like (JulTuey cannot nave. There are residences here which were ... .t , . . . , been able to destroy capital as fant as i ivveryi lung is moving built in the old days, and which have j _ —■ y .V *.y I'.rid U itation, “Tbi —by "I <4 1 ill J ■irjg’n; —*oy the <*hoir. Ip s: nnsive scripture reading. : citation, “Talfe up tho Chris tian s . uni ns. '—by bliss rillii Kir by », * i.i*.],.• • f v c'• * • > ■ :j ii >■ talif':i, ' • w.-ulun't —by Miss 11 . f ,' ( i. , rt • i: th • t! * last Nettie Clary. ■ I-, brat m. wmn V ikvi’.c walked 1 b’ngme—hy tho choir. • v ■ v it! i hem The horc c*. mpa- j iP citution, "Opportunity" — i*y nies arc pr.i.-licin'.: every evening at d e >’• j counties, with a maximum fall of i : choir. ' ' . . , I in:'; -s 'ii, \i ."ip., il.i. ccatti n d i ipeirnercd sheaves : ‘ 'ocrlities, in o' her nor* ions of the 1 bTitc. I ad from thr o n owr four ' d he flowers Sunday” | ' ‘• ut ' amt son. j inches. nshir. ' rams occurri'd ft —! f" - $ v-f ffi :in^ to obtain control. * IQ > I y w thrnui.hou* Tie bu\anna!, vuli.-y, a.P > ; Pi Coil' ton uad Chesti rucM c inntie-. ! The r inf 1 v*a ? get tally suilicient j m l bc-neti •’A. hut m ire r;.ln is 1 neeil.*i in IP Watc r rivi : basin. : The rains i> ter- •••• i v, i• h fan.: wort. I in <v.> Quicxly ter -,vcs It ..r».' >y'l, i pi IS I :car tional A Aver ana F avity in < hr < anybody c ject to that? Just 80 * j j; u t. they will ull get used to it before j Kirby, Ro;a Kirby, Della Kirby, i 00 ? ro V 9 ' ® n, I e marked inprovc-j Wo shall see. the celebration und there will be a j Kula Carter, Nettie Clary, Laura ,d n0 eti over the entire bfate. I Hut after all, there are some thipgs contest royal between the fire laddies. Kirby, May Bridges. Eliza Kirby, , ore was a lack o f sutisnino during ^ „. v . .r„-n...T- din not reach The committee expect to erect the Emma Kirby and Maud Kirby. tne week, wli.ih g»«rn»R n ^ .«» .o» n«th. )hii |hf flwt #| S |„ g i„ ? _ by ,i. t . primury school; . din conlmUM sinnll. but is lacainay t.u.y su\..in n^ u''' tu , X ( wei k and then the riders will led by Miss Nettie Clary. i.eaith.v and is now growing fast, over t it- u (-.s: ern c uni '.vhere iii I •!- becuiri i. y «r p * i v ry ry 1 11 there tire few c< impluint r> of gr.i fields in ot her Sir :tio:.s. ii nil fell Barnwell county , doit.g si ight il: ago. The wee t’s wei Mhi. r wi; s favor*. on all crop s, and a timrkt -d inpre ment id nc ted ov er the i \) tire Hi There was a lack of SUIld nine* dur the w ek. IV, Strcr. rlhenc the :v:l :■ and Prc.'notrs 1 ; f t «y*. A lev/ lih and E nergy btomach, Func- un Body .nd Brain. SOLD BY ML DRUGGISTS* Price $1.00 fur EctUe. ‘Clierokte Drug Co. Special Agents, had t he been the s eminent, however corrupt, has ever j to practice for the rac. s. ! Ueeitaiion, ‘•Resolutions for a f cu ' e has been laid hy. Worms are ng and The i child”—by Miss Rebecca Carter. kps troublesome, and better button iccitation, ‘‘A busy boy”—by June a nd stands haie been secured. Cotton is now doing wel.‘. It is undersized for the season, and some ; Do You Need i \ -ing others”—led for more than fifty i Ho beyond the juris,lictK is a chum about them and their fur- | ' ( roundings, which no modern habita tion can exhibit. This town has been U;e home of many eminent men in the past. (Jovernor Orr, Solicitor Reed, Judge VVhitner, and many other distin- iwed hv Re- ' i3 ,l0t U P> Hr,< ‘ In th*- northwestern i tne out nays, aim ^ | ilulivldua , t . 1Jt . r _, v an(1 cuterorise Ledger assures all who come to Calf- | Recitation, “A busy 3 care of l0V1P - hand " an ;l I could create it. And there are high- ^-y that day of a royal good time, if ; W helche! ie solicitude of loving hearts , ., , , sports ami athletic games will give A dialogue, Alessi fi,.,lift wears hiiI lhl . r , • ^ things than inaterial capnal tvhich ; tllcm a ,, u0 ., tiw .. Every man, I by Miss InaClary;! . , . 4 . . . rt ’ J.--*- * ' !- 1 • "-risdiction of any hu- I ntnan and c ],j| d j,, tbL . county I becca Carter, Winford Petty, Uenia I ^’ Uli - ir , a o-mpping iu -.auoais not . The ondeawnents si ould come to (lallney that day. It Clary and V iina Nance. where .ne crop also needs .ir,. f Ri-Idshin 1 is eminently lit that farmers, opera- Recitation, "Tot’s »peecU”-by cultivation, feome sections report .,u s ■i .i. - -R-" | hv8 aRd sirliga|J , of u!1 kiluis should Miss Mamie Carter. t,ie pr-vaience of lice, me crop now inaii govorriup ut. of home, the b!e and love, the conli'lonce wliich lias stood the test of strongest trial and remained unshaken, the homage paid by the heart to those who have over been faithful and true—ay, guishe.l men lived here in the ante- ^ ^ 1Thich , ||0 roitcd the ! ...... r„um uu^ aiiu — - I statea w5th all its power can neither T[ , mor and glory of tho btute. I | , ..... ... i |j e summer c r 1 increase nor diminish, can neither . . . , riM. irf ., ic/ht add. too, thut this is one of j . . , . . ■» . ulong. 0 conquer with battle ships and armies , , f>n , ie most thriving counties m the , , have been inroiHd. helium days and did much Tor honor mig tho State, but it is hardly neccessury to add that, for it goes without saying that such a town «s this could not exist without a fine county at its back. Talk about antagonism be tween town and county! Every where the two must rise or fall to gether. Two members of the same household had just as well fail out and fight each other in the hope of promoting the general welfare of the family, as for town and county to go to war for the purpose of improving the general conditions of the coun try. The crops all along the road from (TafTney to this place are good, and with some few exceptions, seem to celebrate the a ay and there will be no better place to celebrate it than in Gaffney. We anticipate a large crowd from all the adj ining counties and will endeavor to give all a good time. The Summer Srlmol. school is moving nor change by diplomacy and legisla tion. Such thoughts naturally come into my mind in a home which to me is consecrated by a friendship born in hardships and cemented in blood and Recitation, ‘‘Mamma’s kisses”—by little Claud..* l et y. Class exercises, ‘‘God is love”—by Misses IKbecea Carter, Ophelia Jam eson, Ina Clary, Ivina Clary, Ethel Clary, G nia Clary, Mamie Carter, Claude Kirby. Clanton Clary. binging, "Only pennies,” — by Mi. ses Inu, Genia and Elina Clary ty-nine attendants j aiid Hebt-ccu Carter. oiled, but that i.i not j F sponsive scripture reading, ail the teachers in tin-county. Come j R •citation, "No money”—by Miss out teachers and help make tills uric I Luma Kubv. of the best summer schools in the be iu fine condition. It is especially , . , and purer and more enduring than gratifying to note the fine crops of 1 * " ■ • ,1 eou wheat, most of which are harvester This part of South Carolina is be- | ginning to rnis- its own bread a 1 ; Inst, and with such a beginnirg it ! takes a long >G t> towards inuepen* deuce and iiappin* ss. On tho train h: tween Gr --v.;' *• : and Belton ye t' -bty n man -r,t 1. • fore me ail the way, who v.us bu.-i y engaged in reud.rg a newspaper This*was by no means an unusual 1 sight on a railroad train, an : v.ni state. I’r *f. McArthur lays he will pull on * trace i’rof. Martin will pull , the other, so come out un iet us see remaining unchanged v.nilo G liri .’-j ii teachers cannot out pull them, nine chung*;ful years have come and r l i e following teachers are utter.- gone. And now God ijas brought up ! d ug the summer schuo others, fond, loving one that friendship, to be drav other by its mystic lull amices, and to ! yj. extend its blessings into a wider ; I* If. sohere. There must be an hereafter | Line where human affections will be puri- 1 lieii and exalted, and where the sa cred ties of friendship, which here must sooner or later he rudely sever ed, will be rt united and made stronger co rdiul invitation is extended to all. The ladies will please bring well filled baskets. IttMiitf of -N<*;vs from Corintli. % Corrctsi>on<knce or The Ledger.) Corinth. June 12.—Harvest time ii now at hand and soon the threshers ms brought 110 ' ding the summer school: Ida, ^ -s to share in ! 15 "L* and Ada Crocker. Mary Cham- j will be rolling around. , bers, .Susie I’arkcr, Cora Wiikii s, Farm worn is on a boom Innvn to < ' ac * 1 a Northc y, Mary Huggins, settliuient now. Some iiav G. i’. ilamriel Hu< u ilia, Settle UK !i! rown, IVarl large enoe a Mc( * ■ i m* J A l*. • t | sudkruog t jrgan, Ger- it: v. Mr organ, Mrs. merit .*.■ G orter, i’.iiin had the j \T r • Elna *• xcelle n * in this ro corn needs eunshine and hot weather. It is fruiting well in the south, astern counties. Wheat harvest is marly linislied. except in the northwest portion, where it has just begun. The in dications are for the best yh id in years. Oats harvest well under way. The conditions are variable, at d the crop rather below the av* rage. Tobacco worms continue trouble some, otherwise this crop is doing well, but shows the illcets of tiie previous cool, dry weather. R'ce planting is finished, except in the Georgetown districts, wheie ruin end high tides delay; d the work. Melons are very promising. Beaches, plumbs, and apples are ripening, the latter are very scarce. Minor field crops and gardens are d< in / nieelv. The whole cxnu outlook is very ECZEMA. ITCHINCS HUMORS. | i’tiii{R*** Curi'il Uy iJ. H. 15. i.dltti-s I ni' In :• urn rt <>;. ■1 mou by Rev. Arnos i Does your Skin Iich and Burn? Tressing eruptions on the Skin so H aris. Jennie May .Smith, Maud | Clary. Tnc service^ were closed by ? ]) 0 SC abs and Scales form on Thompson, Era Littlejohn, A. J. Mr. Martin Macomson, a blind Henslcv, W. W. ('rocker, i. B Davis, I preach r, who is v.siting friends and N. Jiitth join:, B. B. Clary, E. B. : velv.ives in this community. , .Taiy, J. J. Camp, T. G. Oiialk, Wil- | ' he m; uy fri.o.da and relatives of I 1 possibly be umii the shifiing ■ ii ,. y.ict'rav 1 i you feel ashamed to be seen in com* )o scabs and the .Skin, Hair or Hcalp? Have \ou a.* iSkiu o*>re and t.raeacil / 1 Rash form on the Hxin? Boils? ibrn- i .1 shingles, Laths, lAinibcr, rougli or dressed, Yttrd Posts' ILailing, Pickets, oak or pine, Doors, Sash, Blinds^ Ptiints, \ arnislics or Glass? If so conic to the Junibd ytird at S. C. it G. E. depot. Phone 95. T. I. WALKER. Tiia GaJaej Citv Lanil md ImprownMt Cosipany Oners for sale . r 5iiitr|ir*.K Lots in tins flourisiiin^ towu, (LiiT.nuy Cit.y , .Also F.-u-ms nb.ir t).V and In r* ach of tn-* Schools of Linn stom: Springs nmi of this place. In lots of from :M to 100 acres on liixTa’ tinne nitfs; also Agricultural Lands to n nt for Farm pur poses. For full particulars .apply to J- V. t->.N IC H A.TTT, Assent. N. B.—All tresspassing on lands of tills company, cuttln and removing timber, flshlnffor hunting are forbidden under d>-nitv of 1 aw Commercial Printing Ot every description < xecuted with neatness and dispatch at J iik Li:i)Oi;it odice, Gafinoy, S. 0. New Type, New Presses, the liuest (jnality of Ink and Paper, and Compe tent Workmen. Send us your orders. nb r? j>om* Baiae.-! Swolic-n Joi-its? W. S. GOSSETT, — it 1 h BICYCLES, HAHKER’S > ! Kl it or ; t/encs ot cur'h.. lj : . > L> Tv LJ J* \J U \J. L- ! * i 1 i j. f «: j»D:4 I'oiit « 1 tin P* L- -YeCrav.-, T. B V * -ey, Vernon M.s. Bum Spcucr will | Failing Hair? Ail Run Down? S-.in SEWING MACK B.*‘ V * ou J. L. Xi. \Vi.1it1r. Lara ... 1" r low state of h alth. We , () , (Sortt . ? r . >|i . „ < r , v i COTTON GIMS. 1‘^f* li :—- y iRdispostd. W , 1 ho p for her aptedy recovery. Ulcer8f To euro to stay cu od take sattsfaction ™ntcei i. j• ‘ , \iii. loot, ho (.L.i ; :> ot Vi'i ti 1 -' * - - * . •'■ * .1 t.ii ■.(t K iuniivroe, j |» |» f 1• a* !>i» ■: ■ i . j, ,,q | ia.-cii-, 1: . 1; a*.y. s. t'. • ' two *; .*: i > - up-to-date young ... . ,, ,/ i . . . , ' ‘ ' i‘ I MACHINES, KhT 5-D.irtl BALSAM - r- ,'ROtw .1 r.-1 I. n'ltillcs the htl*. *** ^esi'r.,ri.i u. a liix.irunt prn.wth. I;y/ r v .JeiJrrcvrr Fails to Ifostore Gray I'A:-' li::r to its youthful Color. {■■■ -‘ • ''.//'iCtrc.i *■- [-, . .ttt hair lalium, ^ /. ii*• aHijl 1 >ttt l>rugi;i»t» Illlilictt up-to-date young visitoru ut Mr. 1 j, j Jim’s last bun- ; j,, 0 f K V- n L ■* 1 rv nr 1 L K i.J. * • • l K y, ij I ■1 • t r, Flam Facts. id Ji ,. l*! hOol win .f ir chii- s w l J. H. Cooper. ■t unieu i'} A sht not be nientianed tiere but for ('* vi.m; 1 fact that jus* before rea'.'hi.ig Beilua, , . ; p 1 ti C ( he turned tiie* foi*ls and l ei 1 : .HI. to;* : n... ,.r on. uvru ; • ;• i ■ *, .n ou u t n'' ij y ii quested to «•. , t » . » G nn s uny will | For lka!« mday im tliid 1 h »* t ! : i jn1;,.e.i to his • i .' r \) >' ; v 11 : t ( : f • ■ L • * V i , » L v' • HiiH ritvir aDi! i B. B. is j 1st t!*e r*.-medy 1 Ik-'-u . lookii r for. Ttioi- -ti'ii tnr .>u \i 1 r.i. ! iur 1 ■ t -a a you foi i a t.y B. 1>. I). 1 tlut-n 111 my line consistinig Yl -' i ' r '- i u-a:.. < G^;,-i,Y li HClf naV.u SOUTH OAROLiHA GO • - f lin.' Watcfies. ■ ' 'U-m' at very a - - f )i' i'.\aiuialni! . I ■ i >'- Ill ~ r, f +> l. m ' m J* \J» Uo i. >.! y. f 111 Hl • i■ A ( /1 it vN T. liiu! a., ’•.r.i iy rcc*;vt ;*v. ptitvr up * tloit' i .-:a head line, ‘'The Guff..ay L-dg-r ” : ^ , . ,, , , r 1 Jjer.-.cut-il 1 -..'Ui Buoiislied hemi-'\ eek.y, by E 1. ri : , . > visit.ng .ns . isG-r, Mt-. DeCamp. and so on. 1 , , . , 1 n.'iun;i.'d iiorm* .-iuiid.iy. I concluded there was one level- Mi-, Laura Lumpkin, uh .gtends headed, wide-awake passenger or; j school in Coit inljiu, is now t l home .1. .» i- iite u i um;'..i' ot I* L 'J i ‘ you if' v.'ni'* , niid aiino-t tuivihing' car ‘I iroki.. c iUnty | pi u ,. e last .Surui .f. l-i i'K- a.te: i* 1 j/i Who O.fcl I .'tnitij, 1 • 1 a .vaj «. *l CI; I ‘cl t 11 i 1 c I 1 Fa lUey Wih board, and I wanted to .-Lake his j for ii .r va.cuG n. hv c*!pa g *00 n ipe, un ll A. S. .Mayli*.: i, of Grin la ! , was in nd ,v 111 ! these ‘’d;ggingo” lust, riaturday and I rections with each bottle, ho stif- I fen is ji.u.v It ‘ it, a tiiai b-'h lie given \«fitc ior it. A.v.iri-s.s bio'-o i Uiiiin Go., A:iuntu G11. DiSCiibe | your trouble and iree personal miiii- j L‘ cal advice anveu. ) 4111V.4 “".**. ,J “n " • COIvLJMHIA, C. ried iu a-qmeral store, as cheap ! . ., .. . ... .... . , .. as any house in tho Cit v. * Ilf I'ourws fri'e for Tcai*ln*rs» Fourteea . , . • . I’rofcssirs: Vi.osi volumes in Jibrary; excel* \* iM'li HI llCo'Cl Ot goods SGC at lal)":at '!•;•*., ''.as. rooms, eyiiniiislum, 1 ry. :.liili-ti.' lt.amds. Tuition $10. liiictior ii! bav of the the deni Sandny. L'had. D Kirby wuo u visitor at Mr. E. J. Claryiatt Sumluv. cratic eliction. We iiope llo y may all in safety over Ine tc.opcs- tuous Old s' a, ui.d reach tbo li 0 .,L- hand und tell him so, but I was j Ami- H vi.-, .iManta is J house in eafety. \i-ij , . . . . ... , j visiting her aunt, Mre. M. L. Deal, of Farmer.; arc now needing rain , iu is on a move. lou may go where | m-irk afra.,1 he »"ght .-.t rcl.s!. eucl. lhis ; bl .. ha Lri . t fe 0 „ you will «„'! y-'U »ill »eo lurmer. on *l,-e. • In! 5"<;!;t«'‘'> Heart. Mr. Hairilin Garland’s most recent work is a vigorous storj of Western familiai.it v. Spring oats arc far better than last j life, entitled The* Eagle’s Heart. In year, it seems that Cherokee county J this brilliant story he draws a re- You may go where | markably strong picture of the iturous l;fe in cowtowas and A. N. Wood, of Gaffney, was in our Today was commencement day in city Wedne-lay on busiui ss. the i'atrick Military Institute located | Mi.ss Rosh K rte l umer, ot ^j'aHar.- g;vo vegetation a good sle.rt, ai d to a movo on e-very lurm. mining set tlementd, and shoifs every ireate | bu , r f- l » teaching mu sic in our town. in tins town, and the haccalauu«..~ . ,, . ! Mrs. h. E Bridg* s r.hrurned lion.e address was delivered by our own . Xu 3da .. fr )!n visi t to hl . r daughter, Dr. Jiodge of idmestone Coiiegc, and Mrs. Mi<:hois ir. Ear’s. a splendid one it was. The speaker held his audience for a little over an hour, and I urn sure that ail would have been glad to hear him an hour longer. The Patrick Military Institute, presided over by that veteran teacher und soldier, Col. Jno. B. Butrick, i- one of the Lest schools of its kind to be found in this < r any other .State. It has just enough of tho military feature about it lo make a boy hold himself up, and to teach him to ap- | iif- G> 1! • lif' preciate the importance of promp* tude and to imbibe high ideals ufjinimb r ;f this h ;<!g. honor and duty, while the main if-: R "olved 1st.'iliut whih Miss Catiu rine ]> alhas return'd I'.ome from Baltimoio where the has been in school. Miss Blanche Wil kb is visiting Iur many friends and relatives in Sharon. Mr. F. B. Tun er, of Tiuunonsville. lias opened th** old drug store. 1. 1: i>. .**1 ATK UN, : : V V) 375 A. ! . A.VD A. M i too sli'nfc for the tiller of the toi 1 ! NVc hope our farmers will plant j phase of tho aggrcssiie (xistenco of j/ivi. him ample n.st. j more wheat, corn and cane and make J miner, plainsman and cowboy. An Lt;! Wednesday night the young | cotton a suipKn crop. Bill. i absorbing love story is skillfully woven m u of tliib section met at the Etta I | into the fabric of peril and adventure. Jane academy and organ iznl a! In the early days of Virginia a law ! The Eagle’s Heart, superbly illus- *'.*■ iiiiig hand” wiUi the foilowin * t' Vu '; made p.mishing with death the | trated by Mr. Harrison Fisher, will olii . r-• Mr. V. G. Coimr. pr-p iimu v.iio killed a ling, goat or sheep. ! beyi > in The Saturday Evening B-.iU 1 n:!; .Samuel J. Strain, secretary, ! This was ci me to provide for Hie in- j for June iff. and o n'ir uetlirjugli the ' tretse of !he-:e M.ima s. \. :iei\ iltGlNV! 1 .... provi'it •: h t > ' Kill- ai.d N. J. Blackwell, treasurer. We in .ere long to have one ot tiie hi at bauds in this Piedmont belt. And then we can send out music iiki that cadence whi/p red through tl; • glio.st- haiiniid cuplles of Spain. 1! v. R.yht. Caio lias accepted tiie [)- ;ii ii us mail currit r o:i H, • i'.;i n >v.te yg-'.io, where lie spends hi-: - .. !•'* v, .ii. i i;-.' ! g..ij l lype " h;.V "f f ia I'. : r to follow*. Mu tir J. Jjjits E tea is v ry s.ck 1 sun.mer numbers of the tui gazine. CATARRH OF THE STOMACH. v, r 1; I'ustola. Jimmif, tho two year old son of m e-teeined I Mr. and Mrs R bt. Kirby, died ntur on June tin* Lh or clruare Rabbi David Klein,. r j2>> E. Main street, Columbus, O., writes the following to Hr. Hartman In regard to Pe-ru-na: “It affords me great pleasure to testify to itie curative merits of your medicine. Bc-ru-na is a well-tried and widely used remedy. Especially as a specific for catarrh of the stomach it cannot ho excelled. Po-ru-na will do all that is the forts of the superintendent and hi* | member-s of this Judge, l /u -nt the corps of instructors are directed lo j loss to in- lodge wlrdi <i uGi h m uc- improving tho mind and heart, 'i his I 1 ‘ :l ' iL ‘ bjw m aiibm^ .un to • -i i • u i e i i Him who iloet h all tiiii; >s well, is my ideal of a school for boys. Ir.e , , . .. - ** L “* .... . . . Svcoud, I ha* v.v extend 1 military feature is all right, if not j cur i>ymfjailt t ^ to tht . V .i d , ;v , arid ljr . pushed too far. There is no sense, i phun uiiii < i.i r at f-r tiiimthe c m- t**rl of a kind I at her ;u heaven win* Can h uil tb • broken In arti d. , . . , , ! .vi .-.ol\e . I>ji d. i nut those n soiu- I note in tne papers that tb. , ■ , ., . . , 1 1 lions uc i. ci.riJid in the nimutes of trouoles in China are growing, and , ihe lodge, a copy tube t-nt to the that the United .States will send an j n- vt laod Kar and Guflnty J.odger j’,. ail . army there. There it is again. , ^ 01 ‘ publicaii-.n. m • t . ....... . „ : (I’d OaTI l\ lutliriiji CoUej,'*' ^«'!n»lar*lili». J here is no limit to this business of .... I , r . ... ... , . I J. L. AOKTii, I he examlriatinn for the award of expansion. It is oliicially declared j j.- p,.,. however, in giving it the eliiei j.:. in tho school curricuiui.n. i f ntum. i he little Howe: had | claimed for It.” S' ir.'id ■. hi > ut ii :1 win n t!i • umin ins | cam;*. His soul rests now in that ! land ‘ hiy' nd the sea,” where it will j never again know pain. May the .trowing parents t.o.v cast .*. glimpu. hej' nd the v* il, und say ‘ He doeth •ill things well ». IVcparationi are being not ir to ha.'i- one of tiie qru.i'jc-t childri !!* il.y at Erh in on July the 2b:h lliat : o. i ■‘"'..Kin has ever had. Grain is now being harvested und s «on the buzz of the t hr. -her w ill b. Nl-.im N'UAJ.L. /» 2 hi ID j| that the army will not go‘‘for the Committee, purpose of campaigning or conquest, ’ | J b 'lnkins S. c’y. but solely for tin* purpose of proud - : ing American lives. j v . < How vividly does that tuik r in.r I . ' one of the public utterances .1 J,iu- • : || ' 1 coin and Hi ward fu ty y.-ais ‘ • > • D when they Were sending an iueny to it . . Charieston l.urbor I hay pubi.r'y . .i declared time und aguio ti.ii! it w.o \\ ... not for the puipt e of it.vasiun nor , coercion, but omy to jjfoiict the . 1 public property' Could anybody ob- ' ■ / i vacant sciiolur Jiins in Wintl.r.M U . % ]M -T»-' UabM Laviii Klein. People ailli :ted with catarrh of the .* ; ■ u.arh complain of lassitude, all-tired- .ii* fe img-, their til nod becomes thin, catarrh of one part, it will euro eatai ; victim wonders why ho should be *o weak, why his food gives him no strength, why his blood should be so thin. Mr. Alex. Carter of Van Buren, Carter Co., Mo, says: “I had Lei n troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion since 1870. The best physicians in tho country could do no good. I visited the Mullanphy hos pital in St. Louis and received no benefit. Tho at tending physi cian told mo I had narrowing <>f i tho outlet of tho ' IWj S stomach, and the Wt only remedy was & to have It cutout, which I refused to have done. I then visited West Baden, Ind.; Las Vegas Hot Springs, Now Mexico; Hwoot Springs, Mo, and Monitou, Col. I also tot.lt u great many different kinds of medicine recommended for dyspepsia, hut found no relief. Last February I read a testimonial for Pe-ru-na in the Central Baptist that suited my case and I determined at once to try it. I have taken two Isittles of Pe-ru-na and four of Mau-a-lin, und I feel like a now man. None of my friends believed I would get well. 1 would not tako any money for the good your remedies have done me.’* Iu catarrh of tho stomach, us well as in catarrh of any other part of the body, Pe-ru-na is the remedy. As it has often been said, if Po-ru-na will cure Yours to please, 1. M. PEELER. Fruit Ice Cream, j i ili! r f. i - a *■' ->si i i; tuition remitted to I ie fiy !ii-.. [-.'.Jj'.'i'.-a's -1 to -ITj !i M-s- • I*i.;. 1 . in..:i loi'y-iu»• Acenij ulu-d - Ii ter its Fresimiun Class wil j "Ot ( \. Iili!:;.! I-1 in. i %'.rniii s Tiol;u*,|iij, Fxam- | lii.'iiio:..-. In . . i ■ \ciy ' oiinty scat, Friday, . .1 i.I'.’' 1 li.v ('.I'rnty S',i|)<-cintciidents. i Y' ,1 • "is ns sept. :.*ii. I'.kxi. For j ca! D ID . i i \! B' •/.>. t . l . WOODIVAHO, President. (.’nrliOtialpil I Dinks of all kimls, I'ruit Ices, etc., of tho most satisfying fp.ial- ity jirepared ami served thorougiily an and in- vitin^. Don't forget we make tlieiinest i^e cream soda in town, ('all and trv one. ; : : : : A. N. WOOD, BANKER, j does a general Banking and Exchange : buoiness. Well secured with Burglar- ! Froof safe and Automatic Time Look. ! Safety Deposit Boxes at moderate. ! rout. Buys end sells Stocks andBonde. I Buys County and School Claims. Your 'oustness solicited. I alii noiv o|Ti rin ■ soiiii' o.xtTaoT'il'.i.'.ry iiins hi WATCHIS CLOCKS. CHAINS, hi:a« klf.ts. I.A.CKI NOS, „ The New York Lil'cInsuraDcCo. , I .;'* in ~'!'< I'Olcei' County on Mirer* Hyoe ;,i i. . i! -1 i.iin y n<; /M.ONI lusiili of two yi y*. ^ i 11:-, in.-itiri' l inori' people than all legal rc-‘ ! serve i'oni;i;iiii . c >r!!li;n.'il. It I-, the oiily e )!ii|j;iny that guarantees to : piy il’ death elaims if you eonnnlt auieide .ml all kinds of N.,ve!;|e, in i.-.vilry. .The sa,! ‘' ,,r many other thing* prices on my . mire -,t „*!, | lilW , I,.-,-,, ,, Cum <1 ‘ 1,M * 1 lll ' :ir ,,f 1111 aft « r J'W In order to mi ve the goods. ' , i Jewelry repalrlnK In the shortest ,. sslhh ’ i"'" ""’ iir " absolutely ineontestlM time. All work K uaranU*ed to be tho * :y ,ro 1 , "i ,at ‘ ! f i ' suo - it e „«■ for sample poli-f , ey is-fore you Insure. fhos. H. Wesirope, E. K. BELUE, Agt, In Cr!;wley .v Co's I>ruSt,: itluckshiirg. H. O. Snap Sliot Pliotograplis. Shopper; One do/,-ii lor , "*: ): ill d-'/i n rr'e. I.a, . i - i/.e-< at t In IV>j i. j iC n/ e ol |e lei ; All’!" I’l 11 Ino l aL.i.i ts, |" i e ./ i , -i... half ii"/' n. .. h >r:i gios ,- i' ..'.Irn ;[c r ■/ n. . j.a'f d"/''n. -I. . Curd kU ■ ■ \ ■ r.i i IIsS ha'I Id Oiiond eaids, |, r (!o/.en. -1; h-1:f M". ... n rv.-ns system deranged, food neomn to J i ' th. in no good, eontlnuous and in- | M e- oig w<a!rnesrt. Tho uufortunato of any other part of tho .body. “summer Calarrh” •cut free by i'«. ru-ua Drug M’I'g Co., Columbua, 0. mUKi PQLry ■ JUllU2^lLI2) PiioiG^idpiiibf, Gaffney, S, C. While up town will Find / * the ice cream parlor of I'LLLLU it GAFFNEY a de!i;;litful place to tlrop in idf a n-t. Exquisito in cream '»1 many liavors - "veil ( very tl.iy. : W'o take gresit esu- .n n.aking our creirn; Co ci i ,ni» b c ail Hi ng» ap c li;«(L Peeler <St Gaffney'