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MILLS ON TRIAL. (Continued from pngo 1.) THE LEDGER. ; that Prof. W. F. MaHsey. so long and Tuesday and Friday. successfully Identified with the - _ .Practical Farmer, has severed his Ed. H. DeCamp, Editor and Publisher. _ . . connection with that paper, and win tion to mercy. Epps claiming that i u> husiness The I he views of correspondent* PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. r A. Mullinax, of Grover, N. C., in the city yesterday attending < , ' I * ||r ,vu wiui uittL i imu io mrrcy, Cappis riaiiiiinL; inni ; misinosH ’ hereafter write regularly for The th 0 shooting of Ids wife was an ac- a M. Smiley, of R. F. D- 7, was Ledger is not responsible for progressive Farmer, of RaleigTi, N. vl c d. C. Otts who represent-j among the visitors in town yester- «.« «f ^rrootwtnaant. . . .... ‘ ’ °d Epps at the trial made a motion day. •Vatch vonr label and the date. And renew before ’tls too late; If there he an error, don’t get mad. ileport te us--we’ll make you glad Rem- mber 'tit our aim to pleas*. But errors are like pesky fleam— Thev will creep in In spite of fate. Therefore, wn eh rour label and the date —Original CITY DIRECTORY. Officials. „ . , ,0 1 °d Epps at the trial made a motion | dav. C. Certainly no man In Southern for a new trlal whlch was g ri ,„,cd j. |-r. .lacumln, of Rlackshurg, spent agricultural work has won a greater |,y .Judge Aldrich, who was the prc scverai hours in the city yesterday, following ha u Prof. Massey, and as siding judg,. at the last term of \r. Whiten, of Cherokee Falls, his life work has been in the South, The jury in the trial Tues j was among those who visited the city , _ , t , „ tn ,,av after about three hours’ dellher-1 yesterday. He added Ills name to ion rendered a verdict of guilty of Tno ledger’s list while here. promptly I m,. ; ,nd Mrs A. L. Smith, of l.it- /o I gave notice of a motion for a new ( | ( . trial again Southern farm paper will appear in Th Farmer each week • • • His letters manslaughter. Mr. OIL Progressive Itock. Ark., former residents ar. Mo by Rutler K J. Q Little . H L. Spears W. H Rom .. • R A Jt>n< - A L Ha’lmnn T. H L J R. Bell . . Board A. N. Wood .. J N Upscoml W H Ross •. Mayor Mayor Pro Tern .... City Clerb .. .. Treasurer . Health Officer h* 1 court was engaged Wednes day in the trial of the case of Melin- j Men Tillman got in?o power In da Estes, charged with killing a n< Carolina through earnestness, nig- •:m man at her house last yea 2>m1 honesty, ahility- and a stump linda was represented speech stor... -Augusta Chronicle. Osborne. It is a mu sin u to us how people M.Hindu L-tes. who killed .loe outside the Slate regard Senator <»*•' '1'k'ht last Hecemher, while th,* lattep was in the act of " ll 1 11 ' : entering her house through the front >r a man | door, w as found guilty of man- ivlindt'd |)\ prejudice that he could 1 slaughter without recommendation. The case against Fletcher Moses ...r assault ami battery with intent antes ness to j { ||| an( | ( . an yini We do not No on,* hut a abil person won hi do •oticeal ■d lion» otts was nol nros.sed ... Ghlef Police j f Scnntor Tillmn ii has ever done \ nol 1 pros w:is ; enlefei i in tliecas** l a in . Glty Attornev ‘fit tli«‘ poo- ( ‘1b Slate a g'i •tinst 1 |etir> Dover \V : a V < * Workf .... Ghairman ll*. of South Gan l;...» . v, ms advoent- j 1 ’ _ ’ uitiing gm ills uml* •r false pro .... Treasurer ■il a measure t! iat was for tnelr v an< ., i* Siiith, a lit I N i negro, was V, . 1 III -’(mmI moral 1\ or sot* a iv lias ev«;r eh;irued 1 with an ■■i • n 11 h ■ burn mg, <>t Mi Dade ion,, aught but misiv] ir*'S*‘tii bis ;i burn. Wedlie: 'I'llis ea- sdat ami a* was COlH'lll com inenceii tl.'.l yosier- \ soutli Carolina, w'ho have been visit ng relatives and friends in Gaffney snd Yorliville. left Gaffney Wednes day to \isit Spartanburg W f) Kirby and his two little daughters attended commencement it Cedar Sprnigs Wednesday \! ■ Kvelvn Sarratt who lias been spending sum,, time in New York cit\ takinr music, was gladlv wel comed htick to tiie city last Friday by her many friends and relatives. |{. Iv I’otier. from the Muffalo pec- tion. was in the city Wednesday. W I). Gaston, one o^ Cherokee’s ie 1 citizens who resides in the Mnf- ct ion was in town Wednes- Will ins and family who ecn spending some time at hit, Itiitmond Lithia Springs, ll to the city Monday. ;nd Mrs T M Clarkson, for ,f thi, ei'\. but now of l'nion. W. C Hamrick President j c Otts Secretary NOTES AND COMMENTS. e might nil his day morning, and a verdict of not have been tin-' guilty rendered. has brains and The State then announced itself >ad\ to go on with the Mills trite. of al wa we rite defens,, called two witnt Every t inie a Gaffney man go**s to Yorkville for an hour or two the Yorkville Enquirer says they are much pie; tsf-fi with 'lie town. Every time a Y< ukville man comes to Gaff- ney he g O 13 o that he c< antes here to live. • * • A new- exchange has come to our table. I : hails from Branchville, famed l’< jr fried chicken, and its name is i Lhe Branchville Journal. It Is a -'ix column, eight P a ge paper; well prin ;*-d and edited with excel- lence. AY *■ welcome The Branchville section in order that pockets with gold, wi aide to discover it. H era-', but In our humble judgment, ! lacks those magnificent. qualities ( jj ( j llo j resptjnd and then Mr. that, go to make up the true man. Wilson, of counsel for the defense, | ;i . 1( , s ^ Mafia Chcu'okee U and wit! 011* which no man can be t made a motion to continue the case j, | ( ;« was business visitor ea , ton tho ground that important wi'- , „ |0 f . itv yesterdav. H,, called in , . * nesses were absent. After consider- ; alw) | ia d hi K mime put on Th,. I^ d 50c IN CASH FOR 100 COUPONS FROM ($>; J THL ( IGAki l I I! OF QUALITY 2 Coupons in Each Package! C .oupont als.) I i< cm. for Wiluable Preseatsi A.MPKSCAN POHACCO CO. IPRSI’Y Cl i Y. X. J. ST. LOUIS, U(X J. T. I) ir wn am 1 W were in Mom'av. York villi* Ja aes A. Martin of F 1» No fi. was ; 1 III) J. Wil kit a few lum ul v They an w'’ ov on die twen list j able sparring on the part of the at „ working the unwiitten torne.vs for both sides .ludgt' Purdy law" overtime in Virginia. A society j announced that a recess would he ,. nty vears of age, weighing 'ake n until ?, o’clock at which time fow days on a pleasure trip 'in* trial of Mills would he coin 's .1. Darby left yesterday for r whf < he goes to spend a ie Murgess. an efficient school ■acher. deserves much credit ^ f *r •tiinitg 'he children The singing as vcr\ good and Miss Mur indies the organ t<. perfection. The following was the prof ‘tiderod; March Song "Children's Day." Mil SF k S Julia Sarratt, and Rena Prayer. Monti 'hum •ry returned i o the city . Address of wide* >m<’ Rip yestei • lay after a pleas ant visit to Song—“Warmest welcome 1 >r. s . S. Linder's, of Union. Recitation— Jack ()wons. J. S. Sc rugg's. of Maud was a busi- Recitation—Miss Jennie y 1 lo pounds, given to looking unon aienced. the wine when it is red, goes out driving with a man. drinks too |n Honor of Mr. Kuhne. 1 /.hiso-on and tt« I much whiskey and yields to the l^'mt. Monday night at the regular ■d chicken, ana lu meeting of the Gaffne. Orchestra . x »umu] it l>landishm« 4 nts of her escort. Heroin , , . if . r, , raucinille joiirnai. n | the ladies of the or^aniz^Hoii. after father, a self-acknowledged sot, seeks th ,, r0Rnlar practice, surjirised the I t.-r," is tho gu to blot, out tlie siain t?) on the members by serving delicious^refresh-j Uod^,. at LlmeKtone College. MJss (••■...ii, n,i ), v sleeping Ins own ments consisting of tuuitdi. ic cream , Satlerwhite is ;i former graduate of blood \n 1 then thev I '"'be. in honor of Mr. Kuhne the Dimestone and quit., well known in ih“ss visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Marion Satlerwhite, of Sum- of Mis Journal and trust it may prove a m*»ds with "loou. And men tney Tho* ha’s recently gone ! iX^’^hen;* sho'is ever a wel«)tm power for good. 1,1,0 couri an ^ ’‘ ie t'dls a (0 fiiarlotte, N C.. as secretary of visitor. • • • harrowing story of how she wasout-jthe Cotton Stalk Fibre Machine Com* j j. Brown, of Ravenna, was In Vv-Governor John Gary Evans, of raged, and the old man pleads the I'fny. Mi*, city yesterday attending court. 1 I-,,,,-*), "unwritten law •’ Gn.l knows we Mr. Kuhn,, has been with the orches- \]j ss Aurelia, Ijodge hits returned Spartanburg, is to make the l ourth • ■ " ' ' tra since Its inception and by his en- from a v j S j t ^ friends at Duncane. of July speech here next Thursday, b-.q for the father. His cup of bit- ^ thttsiasm and regularity :»t practice, y| r a „d Mrs. A. M. Folger, of Mr Evans is one of the brightest t*;rness is full to the brim. But we J has been largely instrumental in |.* as i,. v , are visiting Postmaster A. lights of the Spartanburg bar, a man don’t believe that girl's story al of experience and information and being outraged. Sli 10 consented, and will tnak*- su Mi an address as will : when caught up with resorted to that instruct the people. Cuiue out to i*..m .I), as > he bought, sa\i hoi hear him. .honor, instead, the man with whom • • • .-Hie was equally guilty, pays the Without question Solicitor Thos., penalty of his folly with his life, and S Sease is the peer of any prosecut- she, thy inebriate daughter of an lug oflicer in the State. He is strong inebriate father, further pollutes her ou the tacts. His methods are those j already polluted name. And yet they of the high-toned, honorable gentle- plead the "unwritten law:” It’s car man tha he is, and he presents bis lying the thing too far. The old man cans,, in sticn straight-forward man- should b. hold accountable for bis tra s fine* » its inception and by fils rn- thusi asm i and regularity at practice, has bee ti largely inslnnm* ntal in k*‘eping up Hit* interest in thf ■ org an- ization among the members. After a pleasant time sp**tp t in re- the mini: sconces and enjoyment of ilaln 1 it*S provided, good bye. '\y< ro said ,'lfti er each and all had w fished Mr. Kuhne tiie greatest mea sure of Slice* *SP in Tils new field of work N. C. Dentists Meet. of Th t hirty-third annual ses sion th** North Garolina Dental Associa- tion convent*<l in tb<* assembly ball at the Atlantic Hotel, M oreln ml <’itv at 8:20 Wednesday ' •vning The met *ring was called to order by tho first vice president, Dr. F. L Mrs. j. E. Ezell and children ar<‘ visiting relatives at Woodruff. Bon W. Montgomery and M G. Stone, of the Paoolet Manufacturing Company were in the city yesterday on business at court. Ex-Ollicer Whits <’’nn tubers, of Spartanburg, was among the visitors in tin. city yesterday. Song “I/tvingly Savior." Recitation—Miss Annie Faysoux Aurelia Recitation Lloyd Gaffney. Song, duet- “Little bit of love.” Recitation—Vera Hardin. Recitation Myrtle Whoiohel. Recitation Lottie Cobh. Recitation—Ida Ingram. Recitation—Floy Fisher Song—.‘‘.Tosus loves mo.” Recitation—Jessie Fincher. Recitation—Miss May Me Whirtor Tis the time for sowing. ( Recitation- Lanie Bolin. Recitation- Florcnco H.'unm^M.t, 1 Song—“Trust and obey.” Recitation Gallic Pugh. Recitation—Luther Legan. Recitation—Jessie Allen Song—“Sweet peace.” Recwtatfon "Sseven littf,* lieams." Song—Duet ;md chorus ool Recitation p r Wliit for Recitation Ixit ti e ( * K (): i;) ing Recitation lie p m ’••r.-oti. OSS Recitation Mis s N< u - a M^*N»(t Reeiiat ion Vet a ih trdin am Song "Lit tie 1 Recital ion —Gla mle Hawkiaf* Recitai ion Rbi rich*. Wh i teJB R* ejra.f i«in M j n lo UThohlhol bb. Recitation- -Ida Ingt •am. Ke< m Song Solo Mis | is N Ttt.ie r;.m/*r. 1. Recitation Rm Gobi). Notes of pi P**nny son raise <r Eip :ip young iadten, Gollecrion- Ver a H arfiiu and l4Ct' e Cobh. Song '‘All hail Him.” \ddress Rev Mr. Bailey We hope the editor had a good old me at t| lf> is],, of Palms. If this misses the waste basket I ill come again. Wishing The Ledger much success. Subscriber. The medicine t.hat sets the whole world thinking, The remedy on which all doctors agree, The prescription all your friends are taking is Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. beams. Recitation -Vera Hardin. FROM CHEROKEE FALLS. sun- Argo Re,] Salmon is rapidly be- ‘Sun- coming a household word la this lo Jcality. At all grocers. Jurio 2.V28. a.nvtnce ueo. o.. hm. Hunt of Ashcvilb Would that there were to bear part of the penalty. Wo be-| f,, r p Praver was of and Personals. t’iierok- e |.' a l!s Juno 21. Our mill cry nicely with is right more ’ike him in the State. is running alon , d by Rev. J. W. Potter. More- w ,.][ conf<nt(‘d help * * liV IVVV. «f. .. - ieve j r , protecting our women. We 1 head Gity. The president, Dr. J. R Hiuue of our peopl,. have very fine • • • j In lieve in maintaining the virtue of Gsborne, of Shelby, was detained a* gardens. , , ... „ . , , hom<* on account of serious illness 1 *r a( , Gherohoe Fttlls people are The Ledger does not hesitate to .out women. e ven if we have to do it in his family - rn ,. entire association J,/ vot , Mr K d itor . m iantingthe commend '.he men who aro serving with the gun. hut we do not believe was greatly disappointed at the ah |.' ()Ur t ll ,,f j,,],- celeiiration. Lot us ;us jurors at this term of court. So in killing a man when the woman j sence of its worthy president and a u , ak( . a ( i av off aI1( i have a good' far they have done mighty well, "‘mres the guilt equally with him. , ,lis addre.ss. .ind it is '■erv jtj m o. sorry for the caust* of the same Mr ,f c. Plonk, our president, has , . . rnm#. » How to R' 11 a Town. .just returned from Charlotte, N. C., | and the verdicts rendered strike us o . The Mexico ledger preaches as | where he went on professional busi-j as being just and proper. If our . rne C ommltte e having in charge follows; | nesa. ke,„ up .W. kind of work for; ttoTVraS ! ,''"''7" aT««inu'now” ^! I. sSwnbor, re ' aU ”* 1 iiny considerable long'll of time the , n ,. nt3 . There are a few minor de-j pr| „. s a l „||'‘ w ho fell nr"refuse to eon- Messrs. T. I.. Neal and R P miminal clement will not be longinjtails yet to he worked out but In the 1 .. . . , ... *« • -- • - *-**-• *- i! making up its mind that it I s un- nia ' n ov *' * profitable - o county. •• y , prises, ana wno mu or reiuse to cou- .yiessrs. t. t.. i>ecii ami c. r. ; , n}l t tn he worked out but in the | tpipnip j 0 au enterprise which will ^ McWhirter visited relatives aj Smyrna vervthing Is practically set-j a( j ( j t kf . commercial advantages of | Sunday. in account of the lateness In t i 10 town, is on the way to the cetne- Mr. Rufus Froneburger, of Gas-1 tg the celebration the program i . tm. , who will do tonia. N G snent. Sunday hero with violate the law in this . , - — i mm- u.. lu* ,,i tuc v'mi.' , .,i i. 1.111,.^, . o.... r^v.., v.* - -—- launching th«- celebration the program 1 t . rpj 1( , citizens who will do | tonia, N. G.. spent Sunday here with, will not be as full as heretofore, per- not | lin ^ toWn j s digging the hiis brother, Mr Guss Froneburger. I naps, hut the committee 0 n amuse-1 urav ,. Tll(> man who curses the' Misses Addle and Ruth Harvey, of f Ti.c School isonc of the tK.-si preparatory in thN stut. The • Just Over the Line in Cleve land County, N. C., is Situated PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL $63-$81 Pays Board, Tuition and Room Rent for the Full Session of Nine Months. Eleventh session. Never a case of serious sickness in school. Mineral water, ' magnificent scenery, splendid community, experienced teachers. WHAT PROMINENT PEOPL' SAY OF PIEDMONT. * • • P<*h-ai town furnishes the colfin. Tiie man Gaffney, were the guests of Mr. and! •are for no 1 Mrs. T. H. Hightower Sunday. Kershaw countv voted on the dis-' . 1 wl ” have a vario(i Program | j that will furnish sport the entire day ,... “, ^ .,i„ . , 1V , qu< st ion last Thursday and ! .■ 11 t -ittenfi 10 s 0 . h to ,1 , ; ... , , * L,■ 1 ‘ "■ business but bis own is making th put !: • iinquttous sjstem out of Ex-Governor John Gary Evans will business. The ledger’s position on be th<* orator of the day. He is well this -ubiety is well known. We are ''". 1 ;* favorably known ( as a splendid , jur> ^ . , ,. , “ugin" rhe dispensary, whether it be rt 111 ' ' : niri '' a 1 driving the hearse. Tiie man who: S niiku at 1‘iedmont Springs. n.n hv -he «state 4,/tha c.mntv it Yri 1 . ... is always j>ulling hacls tToin any pull j \i k |<. Roberts spent Sunday In tun ny u* an or me county, u. | here w ill be ;t splendid program is undemocratic. In either case the of sports, including mule races, ox iin State or the county assumes to en- “ ,,il t races, pig races, lamb • irel ->»*r Most li*.;irt i ly Uo I rteo/ininrnl me Sctioo t< ■ .1'. «i ho ha v. s >ns ;inil dang lit. r. to •flaritt* < K Tavi.ok, K\-I'r- slit, tit Wake I >res» Ciollec* Mi, Glenn Sapoch and Miss Mollit, In iny opinion then isnoUtjfhA* hool in Mot. pint of th try Iioiug inore thornn/il hroud. The man who will not ad- Moore, of Grover, N. C. were the educational work. It. ). Wi bh, Meruher >f C*»ngrev< efise ami bv refusing to do so in I guests of Mrs. T L. Neal Sunday. j , . .. ,, . . ....1 !* ' We are all pleased with the progress made by tin- tmys. and if nothing ha It,, busiin s- of 1 .ie town is 1 \i<’ T. Cooper anil wife spent) — - ■ g:ig,. in a business for profit. The goveninen- was not organized to make infinty but f protecting its citizens in their pur suit of vealth. health and happiness. • • • It will doubtless interest hun dred-; of our farmer readers to know race- sack races, potato races, climb I ( ) ing the greasy pole, bobbing for ap- , pies, foot races and various other >r the purpose of innocent sports, to say nothing of e baseball games Come to Gaffney an I pouring cold wale Ul t brows b: ill'Hie's 1 ill t 1 Tin. nnn who is so sting\ a? • continual!;, howling In it', aches 'he fun*-raI s"i ■ he lioxologv Jtlld I ben ,, .. , , ,. p|)cn» Umiv w ! return nuxt session Ii -.the U-mI and cheap, si si-hi mi In the .state. I M. Koom n Meinher N < . n»* , | 1 , Faithful work has nut nnly heen done In text txioks, hut work . 'iiiitay as gnuj ho, I. lack's burg. | done in t rat n i ng the rn, iritis iiiid dc v*- lopi ng the cliaract or o' students. Re\ \|r Bailey, of Cow pens is T. J. Kamsai h. Tieasurer of 1 .eveland UoMn* Ntt: s hoMin^ 'Th’s of here tills' I t':n<*s | a II ;m<l low. 11 ( Jl I i.a-t Sunday night was Ghildrt )a\ wi'ii us and it was th H featnrt | tin all sid, - I saw 1 vtd. n <■ ,,f patient painstaking iabnr tiior ngii sch. iarstit^ and | tnarked executive aliillly. I tieliere tin-scliii.il a good one and * "itliy nf iherwl p*i»r,iti- 'Il’s . age. .1. H. t AUI.VI.I. I’l 'if bat ill, W , KO I .rest t'utM |fe •lllllg in ing I commend I'n f Hums nnd I'.Bdinont lligi Was a success ! etiildren to lie tMllght the tr lion warmly ' I tin.se wlei d'»-trii »h* „ Iva of .dueatiuii .in I in be lead up into a higher lit to end. Miss MJn-i us'^fu. manhood ind wntnanh Kid. An FHitorial Instructor. How’s Tills? We ntfer ‘ m, 11 mdied I )o. ,.-u s Ken,no • 1 any c.is f 1 I hat ca not >• euied Ha ' ‘ 1 *: 11 I f IIfe I .1 I IIKMA .v < <>.. I .deno 1 • We. tie and r-lgljed ti I vt Klei'.vn I I ■ Tie my ! .: tie . is! U. year-, an 1 b> .ieve ,11 perfect V I " I' . : I I I n al i bus i lis-. t I . Ti , lie lions >ui«i ti:.h h ' it.,y ;t hi«- 11» ,* »/• * v »»•..; ■ \ c obligations mud, i>\ i le ir tirm. i' I.eiRei- |- imlebt •n to Ms i^ooj 1 1. Dt \ M Sinn. for a splert piwil'..*!! of 'be C' . i t*., ven u cominonly can***! ' !fie squash doctor call- *• Hto '.! in lor. and as th** editor frankl'* is bis n****d of j ns'ructioii. w* »■»*»(»••• 1 1 1 • '» III* .1 III Hi. W-'l ,v Tin \ \ '.'h desale Ifruggisis. Toll- > Wai.dino Kin van >x Makvin. w i.. • •Sil ie I Iruggist Hi. s' n 1 arrh act 1 I: g d i 1 * I'! I Hlirfaees et Me free. |'i, ■ | glM - II - Fan ; y ’ idmit int ert>os<* no oliiec • ion ' a ( . get)in I di' il), w ill t ’or thmiv :!. gent 1 :ill> is alums* a- is a preachc agricult 111") 1 tl'<‘Ilt. but A ;, ■ f,,. mown mod a ! ng as flic food inii not •d.». (> tu** i.'» in .• fi init r.. * 1 tie lilo-.dano mu ■ .s 'bat Mi; .si.-m 1 • s:eaouiiiis s.. i hind 1 he 1 in .It s,. d by a. 1)1 . . , e: , who compels him to ''s irt tie best Stunt .11 sl|c!l master tint the doctor ganlne- as he it is paving his tiptop cornpli- 1 t ve a - neT!<inv idea ntlis is 'tie power be ne and 'hi'' ii is she ilitb I . A A st llo> v. I.\ > ip. r mt.Tidcnl Huimols. I'lie lest ruetion is thorough and the liitbene, si d ,. I: I Thkhw tt. l orm.-r I'istor »t Mlitdhy ('ha |n lid N.i May?. IX)*, „. .arroundiiig t he pupil cxceilent, Thu loca tion of the siTeio. - Ii re in iius. ..fe,» v at tcm a ltd v. t. r, and tie ' t.. r n u n i t y is ,*fe* of !(.• st it tmed in Western North i .ro in a ❖ •O' Mr. W I». Kurns. t'rincipa I'n dmont High.scho*. I tea r Sir The young u,*ti wi,o have eorne lo iho I n.versjlry from tie I'icdrnoiil fltgi Setiool have taken , gumt stand in Me r assi s, dx ng ' , ithfu and satl»fa Tory Work F I' Vkhahit President I niv. rs ty of North t'wrotlriA an: The effect of malaria lasts a long time. You catch cold easily or become run- down because of the after effects of malaria. { Strengthen •yourself with Scott*J Lmutsion. T It builds new^lood and tones up your nervous ^ up System. s«»sion upen» «ugu»i i «m. ror x^aiaiogue wrue 10 i ALL DRUGGISTS; 5Dc. AND $1.00. i _ _ __ ^ _ _ __ Db BURNS, LdwnddlC, Nb Cb .1 line ’J- Aug ? It i w , sh.-.oy. N »' M.y t, l'**, I take pleasure in l.e.iring ti stlmony regarding the P edmont Ili.Ti S' k I tiav. spyi,I some ti me i n • his school and fou nd Mic work of the c ass c " im- i oe t hop. u gh. jjrae i . and fai 1 reaching m its scope. Tne tNa'da-rs Arc tfovoUtil to ti.e.r work and ihoraugtiijt competent, and tin y spare uo effort in making tin class room a p, c • of interesi t., Min pupil. The snhofd lias an *'Xce| lent I * ra ry soent y. One of t ric st i.Tigest high syih.ol uc- iial es I *• ver ! isleind lo was pm* gi v*n l.y Hit) tu* rnlH-rs of Mils society. In my >i)tutoB tti'.a school deserves a place a moug t h< b* at .sell* h>, s i n th .s p i rl id l h*' state, t ud ! •> iiitucnd It lo all thepeop.i. P., T Kai.i.s, A M •'ouuty superinteno.Tit |>ublic I uslrti* lt« i Session Opens August 1 2th. For Catalogue write to * w r S I ont mKMMtmwmasmt f THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT TIME mi e Beautiful Sheer i.avviis in im-v. i! acts, stripes and sma!! s. \ < r; for drosses, for ^rown :r ■ eh: 1 , them cheaper Ilian c'/cr bvf '• ■. . L! v< -i^i*.' m (! dots Mid srr nil ri^ures, worth 7 1-2 cents, a bargain at b cents. Organdies in large Moral designs, rings, r !"i oid\ Id (< t'•■. .Y< I'cei’ized Battiste, Mulls in rings, dots, large and small Moral designs in every style wanted ''.<![ tioj ,all about the old prices. All of these goods are higher for us to buy but we are offering . xi- .. ill .->a\ e you money. .*. 1200 BARBELS FLOUR Bought itefore the advance, kec u>, we will ^nv*- \*.u ni<>in-\ :ARROLL A BIG STOCK OF SUGAR bcaptr liian wr can buy to*lay Wholesale U.afitiey, S.