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IN TIIE I.Kti^SLATUUK
Some Warm Debates i?t tli
Lower House.
The house went to work yoste:
day morning at 10 o'clock an
-cept up a steady licic until 1 :4
p. in. when a joint - ssion w;i
hold for the purpose of ratifyin
acts.
When tho house assemble
^ there wore 101 second roadin
^ bill- lar; sevefe <.
x passed second an
six others were killed.
There were seven third rem
ing bills and each passed tliir
P reading. 'Illret1 of ;1 so w. r
senate hills, and now brcom
acts.' Those wero tlie (Jharle.'*on
exposition bill, and the vv
bills to ratify tho vote of th
poopio in tho general election r
900 upon the proposed 'anient
ments to the constitution.
Tho viva voico was taken 01
each of these bills. The draii
ago amendment was ratified i?
a vote of 97 to 1, Mr Wood war
of Horry voting against it : an
the bonded indebtedness anient'
rnont by a vote of 9S t < 1, M
r5off_Tfishn.il viftint/ mminil if
? on .......
Tlio other liiirl reading ::
were Mr. Weston's to pra-voti
airing uf convicts to individuals
Mr. Croft's relating to drawing t
} nriea; Mr. {Sanders' amend mar
t.o act creating Spartnnbur
^ chool diHrict.,'and Mr. Lever'
0 validate ti 1
When the house vraa called t
order at. 10 o'clock by the clerl
31 r. T. C. tlamer, the latte
i tilted tha" the 6} niker L tA U bee
called away on important busi
iess. The honso then entero
upon the election el .*n actiu
speaker.
Mr. LL :rgo E .'rim e oi'Andj
1 on was uouiiuated hj Mr. M
on unit otLot's. Mr AJtfttno?
rttluOG^ WOU 1
?!ro,v in favor of Mr, Trine*
' 'ho lftttor :m u:r nunomlv e!v> "
id. Mr. Trinco presided eusil
and v/jth dignity.
Mr. Ashley wanted the houa
to h>?vT r.?rint,,d and laid on rh
<iOdk> ..f the n.o ubc "? the innjoi
:ty ?i! miruri?'/ reports of 189
upon the valid"'v of (lie Lor
IDVEUTISKM FNT.
Maw ham
m 1AVM JLHtll,
9
De finch* ' dodinjr dot ov. r
You can find here in I/v on
For, he keeps evoryflinjr do
From a lino pair ?(' Ik.hi lo
And, do nic3??f hl'tick ti'h '
VT(>' never va knr \vu fo ni
Ilo will kcI. you a zuit \
Ami, if yon ve.*r . i alwy
For dt t. ilo.'s? vot made liirt
' !) >! y.i] cant v ... hi: out
We don't care vol's your p<
Vot vill h'euo you no lontl
For it vou'k? a farmer ve'll
To vear in do furro-v or on
And dey'll la t y i and !. ?.
Him de be-! zuit < ' i 1 vi
Arid J< ):u\y?v vol w< : r?
Vi'l make, for liin ciioy, 1
9 And if lie .virl liny him shu
Ho viil !k ( every man vot
Hut every ^oot man . >t no
^ ' 1 -hin t :o Vlil !<, e o '? ]
tiL I)i pur.: o,dr., *'?r h t'
^9 l)0| h<> ov< r heard ?>l bote,
Yell Sir, Sh
f Hm (Hi ' i?/.t
Vot vil 1 Inst voti 'ill life in
In all aorta of Htylofl and nl
And everydinp ??! v<?t m .'i
And, it you vumi'h ehoos, v
Shunt walk i i and s??o me ?i
Order,;!* dir-g?
And n.i't un<*.v/^lodiny, Jii. 1
Vol viH vo ir for t wo work
Vilo v/ ve p?t OHIIHM, cjuv
Vol you over a-iv init your
And evoiydinjf else vot a n
^ ' illlO III ivlIU t* ?i ill
Witl"show y??n oiu'kiy vw?<
^ And do prion? \ell ven??ve
Yon will aay devn do ulitfr.n
H. MIL
VN6AS
LAS
bonds. This question will couis '
before the hous- at !liih Hostioii.
Mr. M. L. Smith objv*oted or.
the ground of expense. The ro |
por*s may bo found in the house!
r- journal in the Stst-? library,
d Mr. Wingo said there were not (
0 many mom born who would go to j
lS the library to look for these re-j
,r por*p. Mr. Hardin and Mr. Stone j
? avored Mr Ashley's motion, nd
1 Mr. Smith withdrew his object-j
on. The motion prevailed.
h A number of members of the
, hou'ifi wauted to take up bills out!
11 r 11 s - - n? ?
?u uunr uruer. i ne uouse ox-]
pre3eod its disapproval of this
I- action, and the cm eu lar was pro
il eeedod with regularly. A nuin- I
ft ber of bills w. re passed over a
o 1 the i ufchors w ve not presont,, oi
5. were not prepared to tight on j
o th. in.
0 ! a r.i 'Hsai^e from the gt vernor {
(pi w: : received and referred to the
. ] j-v'icii.ry committee.
I There was a short but interest!
? ?? debate over a bill introduced
1 I by Mr. Bacot, 03' request, rela>-!ting
to tlio charter of ferries,
y! fho bill pr posed to amend the
d iaw new in force by declaring j
(I j that each and every public ferry :
j I in th:s St ;to ?ha'l operate daily
, ] coat tn<?ub?3T from 6 a rr. anden.l
5 iug not h'ter thnsi 9 p m.
Mr D.trroh of <rreonvtllo, reo
Is resenting r mitiojity of theme >r ,
;t portions c remittee submitted n1
: ?ub titnte bill. The majority of
if | the c >111 mi?tee have reported uu -1
jfavorably upon the original bi'l.j
Tli or dinal bill applied to all
^ kinds of ferries the substitute to >
H >4stnhrn ferriesv alone. The snb j
w. stitn1e c otitained the provision ]
,<> of the original bill that the ft?n>
? should be operated until9 o'clock
Q f I 1 irK f Qnd \ F onu r\Aroi\?
v . K % ^ nnu, II any prtnwil IlirTI
with ?r unnecessary delay at the!
u h?;Q ' 4 of tl.?) ferry, the sum of $10
i- for every hour of such delay
d could ho collected by the parties'
& kept The maximum j
rate of toll wns fixed nt 10 cents j
j for dnplo p i mender for a trip.
Mr. OoHgrr.vo moved t> table'
t fiie ".dfttitutft bill.
Mr McL^od of Sumtor, also a (
* member of tho commit too on in-j
corporations, explained tho
^ issu<> at stake. It had boon rop-1
r resented to tho committeo that
0 tho business interests of the
town of Mt. Pleasant were in '
(> vol\*ed in fhe hill. A few years
d acjo i line- of fimry boats from
Vol's Dot?
?c
you voro,
jtor at it Mii.ks Stokk.
; ny man vault,
<lo y>tirt10 1 pants ;
to y<> mil yom lovo- 1*i? ,
yo way i:; d<* sf--*?
vii 1 make vou uh ; Jijij'v
s ho vi11 u'o\ if g< i mtpjM ,
J f-h'iSt fix hi ?>. 200t,
for lie i ' ">'h a good suit.
czu'-ss. ve'll ll von do Hose,
U r \ ( \ r you rr e>.
s? i you do _o?i(t:.
t ii? do i no !s
' von. til' v-.it vi 11 shiisl sivcar,
t ? ;. v ii t \ or did vnar
pair I mv looechos
Mirth--"' ^peeeh ?s.
I |
I von of mv con's
?!or is in dot (Jourt
ids my He o
;o ; < ,-iua we c.'in -'icw
iipcs? K price,
in I^ia ii'o.
oes ? Yell, Yes.
\v<- hnve iloin my vrcml,
<i ountry v 111 end,
I sortM ol hIi.ipet? i
no sin -(lore J; cops,
t J knr v t)ol you do
imi I'll how dem to von.
M!ine Gxuitry, Yes!
booti.' r. : r.-rl s,
an?l <! i not fh lort,
,il;. . i ' do p!ir;i< t i"s
1 vo niorlal ?*\ es.
inn vi! ! ti. veiir.
iloHKHT r Hikk
t! v r y i i k <,
r my tfootn you have ^<>1
doi ron ever liot.
ot.hlnn Mr Slioo Store.,
, F3roprJcitor.
rjr\ r">
?T E Fk
vSbVVI l-\
rCASTER, S. O, SATl
Charleston was run to Moui
Pleasant to connect with tli
street car line from the Litb
place to Sullivan's Island. Tli
construction of that street on
line had been of untold henefi
to Mt Pleasant for people froi
Charleston bej;an to move ther
as they could for 5 cents t
the city and could return on tli
o'clock evening boat. Sine
that time, however, the Charles
ton Consolidated company ha
raised the fare to 10 cents an
had taken off the 0 o'clock boa
The da mane to the town of M
Pleasant is estimated at 40 pa
pent. This bill allows the forr
company what it h '<! asked foi
'o pi the maximum fare a
10 cents, and on ..h ; other hand
u had g'.\ .1 the people of M
Pleasant what they desire?
bo. i at > }) m. Bv taking o
this boat tin.' company hail hut
bt Pleasant, bocause resident
who worked in Charleston wor
forced to move to the eitv, IK
bring able to catch a night boa!
M r Cosg^oye opposed the bill
'deltas a residence on Sullivan
island which is seven miles froi
Mtarl --ton and four miles froi
it Pleasant. being reached froi
Charleston by the ferry to M
Pleasant. lTp to three year
ago there had been but. t-hre
boats a day to .Mt Pleasant .no1
there tire seven. This bill i
wrong because it fixes an arh
trarv rtito of lb rents a trij
This would prevent :i rival co
poration from coining into tli
field, for Sullivan's island i
seven miles from Charleston an
a boat could not operate bet wee
those localities for ?i 10 cent fan
The 9 o'clock boat to Mom
I'lensant i- ??}>? r.tt < < I tlirou^
some seasons of tin* year. If
were- to or* run at other season
it woul.1 be at a loss of $200
month. The ferry compati
woulu operate sr.ch a ni^ht hot
throughout the year if it woul
pay.
I) ho.- infe.rtn < m .vi. ? ^ivr
on b.-tt sides ol i n ?j teiitiun
i I to :>4 t tie
titutoi biii " * ed k.<<: th
t ';.
.
Wbft) y ; 1.(1 '. "? ; . .1 ; Ijiuil
the hi!!.
M 1 > ';?' i , - . loins in
Mr Mel ml u- o itulato
y i n i letufcti , it | . ,ii w ero it
t^rest-d in ti.? \ ...
A rumbot of bibs were tie
.
l.h ? cs'i f dar.
Mi All's h'll T; ootif*, rrn th
t h i') r ti r:?. r up.
Air hriinpj ,n iiiox >] to srt-ik
i ul i *51* en ictlin.', v. r<' \
Mr \!J il' t:*n ltd to bid. A
H mMO'iI i US *HJ ("or i.-VtVttl VWll
ho ii ?}* ac <?ji? the >;x pontic of rni
i it ;. < *elio ; . re lit i?om
M iitli -i i... 11 o yi'ur.
Mi ivib!-. t wboh . . t;ee.i n .joui
t
larr. roi tht- bi'd.
Ml* I'll Oli..'Il ' Si ' . d h<. e
S
it is 11 1 \ ? <t i . K'.'hoi
: r i 1 -?k. ir rh. in; it: . f th
; r.i - for :n.
Mi K!e?n?.-, anoihfi count}' si
erin*. ndent l'nv>?i i t ki. bi?
The ;>r ..sent ny*t? m mi k.os rh
cot ' > hu ti r 11. i i?lant's boob
on I kmpi i v .f . On o in '
ti i>a*nr?r*n.
JVIr Fr.'.ser opp *ed tin- bill h
i coul i >. coit: ate the : irinjt r
teachers froin Jan'irtrv to Jm,
b" bill wiif killed.
M> MA 11 HI AO i. l.K 1'. r.
Mr Beamguard's bill to pre
vide for marriage license \vn
next taken up. Mr Benmguar
explained tliat lie bad in roduc
the measure at ill" request <
number.-, of |> Mple in Y'??! .- coin
fy. There are annually hm
dreds of p"oph> coining dow
into this Si at i' <?m Nort h Can
lina to get married. He \vn
not w 'diled to the provision ?
the lull charging a lieemo fe
of #1. Ho would af'copt n
amendment reducing the for
Marriages shoul 1 l>o recordec
There was no reason to su:
port that 111l?ill would load u
t*> a divorce law
Mr T\ B A Rohinaon oppose
the hill in his characteristic wn
adding k little spire and lmin<
J 1^^! it?*?''
VRMKLY.
IRDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 19<
it! to common sense. be
,eI Mr Ilardin of Chester as an
<r j unmarried man wanted noobstaejcles
in the way of matrimony l!J(
ir and opposed the bill. :jj]
it Mr Wingo feared that the onI
j i) o
actment of I Ins bill would lead
A IJ
e up t< a proposition in the future
olto amend the constitution so as (
e to grant divorces. tin.
o Mr 0 E Robinson "on behalf po.
of ili widowers and unmarried joi
d } members of the house" moved
d to indefinitely postpone the bill. u
t j Tliis was done by an over- ,
t whelming vote.
bio
j SALARY INCREASED DEFEATED ,lUl
vj r lor
\ 'lh?* next bill discussed was lav
tMhat of Mr Si nit lor to increa-e ha
1,1 (he selary of the clerk to the tin
t 'superintendent of education
a from $d(>0 to $ ! ,50() and to give
IF the clerk the rank of assistant |l<j
i State supt rintendent education. 1
a I ill t
si '1 ho committee oflered an
1 * - |Jilf
- iiimMiumniu to maKe tnc salary Q'
>t $1,200 ']
Mr Sinklcr, who is chairman all
I. of the committee on education, lot
s stnt?d that the hill seeks to dr<
si change the office of the clerk to iti
n tlimt of "assistant superintend- e(^
nkit of education," and to give J*1'
'a ' him a rank and salary common
1 Mr
rs suralo with that of othor upt
inartment officials in the state
v) 1
a* 1 house.
is The State eupermtendent had t
j. stated that the work of the office
K ih increasing and that lie wanted nf,
... the < tlice of assistant to he rei
I p ird in ord? r thai when the jnl
ri it ndent if out of the city |?|
j his duties may prop.rly devolve hli
c* upon the assistant. wl:
n Mr. A shiny wanted to know if r|u
l. the clerk in not tfiioh'ng for pry J.1^
it tin night schools in Columbia. jnj
li i Mr. Sinkier said that hnd noth- cat
it I r. to ?lo Willi tho merits of the ^
! uba ? crtrrmeh .re rrwjit to tho ^
a ; ling man v no is now aseiPting f<?r
' ?>. e superintendent ef edu cat
> !'=
M; iiirdin was willing to let Hr
'' the clerk be culled ''assistant t
: up;-rinlendent," but lie wanted 11
o ti e salary to remain at $!H)0.
Mr Wingo opposed the bill on
i. grouud of piliinr up unnoceti
Mohftf f UVOM-'l t ?:i3 I) i i 1 WU
jJiifj.- last ye:ir tiio legislature
' pro.1..- v' ' th i clerk ci the adj
jn! j^r.eral to thu ra-.k of col-1 N^
" <1110. . aHfr'.rttaut >.lljilt?l!t izeo- V1S
v'.-rt' with ;\n increase from $U00
n $i.*>; ' . i'at elork of the State j,0
1 ! i .p ' r.r? of education ^otf. .
:i than mi y other department
1 < ill?.*ia 1 and h.\n ?xac ing work
i .eh ho dispMt.clien nith credit. nti
!\ir Kinnrd said that ho would we
oflYi an amendment to provide
; that iJiw Statsuperintendent
j Muph-y on other clerical force
j'.h .i tie h 'it31aut whose salary
J hi. i:' 1 be $1,200. Mr. Kinard
" it d< d ti ar the ctllo'! now ein '
. niurl.ni ... <> < ?. 1 ? " '
.. -..Hf.it.jn. HI. r. ; ( )]
-1 of $100. H i anted to <lo away i c
iwj'.o rhiiA positiou if tho clerk'*
I,ir] t raised. He continued
! at tin ofli- e ;of fcitate snpt?rin jt.ii
i u .in ot education has indeed da
'j done a i.-i of work sinea Mr. Mc
Ii d been thorn, but ?t had
ki.i'-a' xt nt been uiinfc;-s- R0(
ork. 11 o tin n went on to J at(
? il.at tin oBice had xc.-ed mi ; di
1 j'.ri appropriation in having a!
j*1 gi? i anion nt of .in-'
e| necessary ;ri?!' :, . N<> j i 1 y
! Hi i*l i: S.?;;i-. > -alt? a lat
- ! right t<x . .1 i' .latior-. J tin
| i n * t i go;, '"tnm f 1,000;
|l( I to ? I .'??!) !
?! - U'j *' ?? wn? n;.;? ' totho
h i Hn** ai fiimi ft * r i . ..'di'-V be
a" >t rl'i. 'ut. Ft . . o f . " '!) (
euperiut .< irt ho ore* : l:r.
villi a Ho.larv o' $90(1, il will not|
I KC
GloilOlIM
i 'onit'K from !>; . ]>. H. <" .iy:
djof NVashita, 1. T. lie vi.te. : I8"1
?f "Four hot;! " iii ctn F5ittor.? J,n<
L It is? : i. i V; t. Bro a ci i?: sciofuI ,:
i.|wf ioh had caused her great hui-* .
n faring lor years. Territdo gores ' j ^
> : wo* Id 1 oik out tin her head an 1 , '
j face, "Ml iiu best doctors could
" ? h d j.; but her cure ig ctjai < a
11 plot- and her health in excellent."
0 J hi a plio'.' h what thousandr have
n pr- ved,?that Electric. Hitters is
>. ih ' "f blood purifier known.. It's }1
1 th? supreme remedy f-.r eczema,!0'
'tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils M'
p and running sores. It stimulates iiit
liver, kidneys and hovels, expels
t poisons, h*1p? digestion and hnilda
' up the strength. Only 50c. 8oM
v by Crawford Bros. Druggist H''
>r C?ar*uU?4. 4|ni(
%
31. __ __
h year before another increase
asked for.
Mr Lt.le ot Orangeburg opposed
b bill, it had not been shown
it the clerk wag unable to do
. work for ?he Hilary. It had
i been stiowu t .at an increase
salary would secnr more and
tier work.
Ju motion of Mr vJ K Kobins ji.
bill was i:?u? tin)tely post
nod or kliied bv a large ma
t tv.
Mr Strom iiud a bill to limit tin
iipoD'atio i of tne members ol
general a - inbiy to thir' >
\ s. He favored lueiintdi s s
r.B and :f they < .? i d n->f. b
d a thirt.s ia;, .? ^inr v oulri be
ig enough. Thv > are too many
v-. it would 'o- t'.r better to
kr fe r bill?? ; 1 :n< !> act* t<
,ib in t
Mi" A*hity ' i- 1 the oil!,
r IJaiiku aid : ? :? r J]
upon ti e ; ' n o to pus* i ho
1 Ti p. room i-ius srt el etud to
ik ti'HM-S''nry !ej.isiatton, and
lent oat (1 with the ji tercets
the people.
Mr Lever ?>f fid tl -it
hat Home member* do is to
>S np into th > galleries and
?pm of con re p; :: ??1 nnscihi'
i.o wi~<"n ti t? ;? r^difltrict,
"h t".-U?m v- -. ml ah. tit what
? pet^ple w u!<l 1a t??r tlio mem
r* vho would thas frit'or "wny
rte.
3 VFNF^M V ItF.CITROI)
>v 1 ?>i-iv! application* a* they cannot,
ic.h it:" diseased portion of the ear.
ere ik only one wny to cure deafit-.
and that i* by const it ir ional
iii'dies. IVrtfness is caused by an
lamed condition of lb" inn imij 1 inf
of the Eustachian Tube. When
s tube is inflamed you have a ruinng
sound or imperfect hearing, and
If ti it is entirely closed. Deafness is
? result, and unless (lie ii llaman
can he taken out and this tube
ifored to its normal eondil ten, he *.i X
v\ i 11 lie destroyed forever; tine
iss out of t en are caused by < atarrh,
lich is nothing but an inflamed con- j
ion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
any case of i)?iafne-s (caused hy
arrh) that cannot he cured by
,11's Catarrh t'lire. Send for oircus,
free. F J. OH EN EY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio,
told by druggists, 7.V.
all's 1'umtly Pills uro b'-.-L
Items From Hickory Sun.
,T (7 \Viibiun, of Kin;r*': Crook
is in town Tu ;; ! ty on ! u inr >
Mr. W <i Wilhio w.miI to (*? .?r,
N. C., Tim* (i iv uttnrucoii to
it Itev. A .1 llen-iiiyv.
M'-s Ivinice Sini|>*o? is now at
iiif t! 11-r -noiKlinji s?-vi ral ?1 <vs
('lir-st'ir.
M -srs. .1 ck OasMo, Ivlward
il Brown Wliiios.do* ol Smyrna.
r?* hero Tucsilay.
M John (?< !/.<t. o! Ito.-k III!',
ill oil ' 1: i^ j.liu'o i lew <l;iv? n;:n
h;ifiino?*-'.
Mr. J tr Sbo luniso v\!i?? iono
our subscriber- <>l i'M,;i:*.Mt N
, was in town remit!;.*.
M . J K \V * 'i K i.ii' >T ''mi
N (-V, ? .1 i i r" i-( S .1 nry
on busincs*.
Mis. B F \Vl?ii?-of King's Creek j
rompunied l>\ Mis .1 I' Knox
.ended services at the A. R. I'. I
ui eh last Sabbat h
Mr IT Meek I'ressley nod tarn I
of Smyrna, visited his brother
it Saturday, remaining over for
e Sabbath lay services.
.1 B Martin went to Kershaw
day on bus;- ?c Mo l as
< ! list 1 in?r m 1 ' ''
...
r t rmio.
W J Moorhea'l lias received a
v." lot of fancy llour and also a,
v. stock o! dry goods. Lie has
infilling new in '!:e style of
?n\? shirts See them.
Now is the time to subscribe
r the Sun and you can get the)
>m? and Farm with it Both
jmth for $1 2*> per year. Please
II cil pay \ our dues to the Sun. ,
Col. A P Phifer of Newberry, j
<J., who is general agent of thel
icifie Mutual Pile Insurance Co. j
San Francisco.< al.,arrived here
:>itda;. to spend s >n>edayB in the
It rot of his company.
Mr. E W Scr?vin ol Oolumbia,|
C., rniv.'d in town Mndsy,
ornoou and remained over two
ghU. Ha na^ tlu auast of Prof.I
I If 70S LftTt
R .4 5 nnjthl** * aefi
JadvortU? U la
.hrnwmd Ith? l*"t?r?>Ug
Iblc.
^No.87
Found
v TL>? mmtf. f7vyroT?^h gj
and effective house
oIcutmx ever invented
[GOLD DUSTi
Washing Powder |
I \V r(li Monday Highland Tuesday
s!a\iug at Mitchell hotel
Tci d:?\ night. IIo returned to
Colombia Wednesday.
Fine Mules I Mules!! Mules 1! !|
Buggies, I'batons and Wagons.
II yon wish to purchase consult
i i" fulvr! ising columns of the
St'X and call on our advertisers
before buying.
.Vr Joseph Mitchell and hei
><mi Wiiit.nlso Mr. Quit Parks, nil
of Gould, were in town this week
/ i business.
Mr. W II Gillespie who is a
machinist 01 Spartanburg, S. 0.,
has been in town several days
looking alter the better condition
?f J B Martin's machinery. Mr.
Gillespie added his name to the
I'M of subseilurs to the Sun.
Mr. John Wilkerson ol Straus's
store Yorkville, has been spend
tig some days ?1 his home, near
t ore, taking r. rest.
Mr. and Mrs. W 11 VVhisnnnt,
Mr. I? A Whisnant and his sister*,
Misses Airness and Anna,
attended the marriage of their
ifioe, Niss Belb llambright to
Mr. NVurren Whitesides, Wednes
d.'.y afternoon, at Smyrna.
Professor A. R. Parks of Rook
Hill who is president of the York
County Touchers' Association
writes us to urge all teachers to
it tend the next meeting to be
held in Rock Ilill on the 16th of
F b. 1901. Y/e acknowledge with
pleasure invitation to attend the
moe-nng. .special rat?s will per
haps bo secured tor the ten hers
ai lending > ver the S. C A G. E.
Railroad.
Mr II K Mason a cotton buyer
of Ga.stor.ia, N. t\, wag in this
plc.ee Tuesday ' o at lend a large
eotton sale. The cotton was not
sold on account of ii:e very rainy
w -alio r. Mr. Mason's home is at
NV.'si minisST, S. C . and he was
l..ini' rly a momher ot the State
S 'M ile from Oconee connty.
Yo?/? Corner.
V "Jiur? girl" arrived at Mr. W
.J M oudtoad's home, in this place,
i a -1 Sabbath. This is the fifth
child and the only girl of the
family. The parents are very
proud of her and will name her
II.'lien.
I tit provement.
W II Whisonant & Co. have
built a wood and blacksmith shop
and are now building a neat two
r oni cottage onQueen street near
r liv.-ry stable. Mr. Scheoly
! occupy the now house and
operate the shops.
Marriage.
Mr. W Warren Whitesides and
M iss Isabella Ilambright, both of
Smyrna,wore married at the home
of the bride by Rev. J L Oates
last Wednesday afternoon, at 4:30
o'clock. Miss Ilambright is tho
only daughter of Dr. .1 P and Mrs.
MJ8HH llambright. The happy
couple left that afternoon for a
bridal visit to Newberry, 8. C.,
also Abbeville, N. C. They have
our best wiahoa.
To C/ari Cold la D?r
TaVe T^n*atlT* Bromo-Qninine Tnhli'la.
All druggist? refund the money
If it fails to cure. "R. B. Grota'a iigen*Mt?
ta <m **mi W?r ti#.
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