Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION. || Uey. \v. A. Clarke who baa been quite ill .s somewhat better, though still n? ji11" feeble. w :*s. J. 10. Johnson and one of her j litt!? sons. ()?' Gray Con -t. returning from a v;s:t to relatives in North Car-1 olinri, slopped over in the city Saturn day. Miss Clara Barnett has accepted a position oh teacher of stenography an-! typewriting ;it Ihe Williamsburg Female college, Williamsburg, Va., and entered upon her new duties this i week, Mr. Karl v. Babb. of the Edeit sec tion, was in the Hty Tuesday. Mr. Rabb leaver Saturday for Colgate seminary, llumllton, N. Y.. to resume his theological studies. Mr. and Mrs. Cluy Stone of Atlanta, who have been visiting In Cross Hill, wh*?re their little daughter, Louise, die I last week, passed through Lau rens Monday. Mr. Stiiti" is a brother Of the late Me Duffy II. Stone of this Oily. Cotton brought 12.65 at tiii.s market y ?sterday afternoon. Mr. W. B. Sheaty is Ragman on si a*> I v.. Cant. Tolbert's train between Cr-3 nville and Laurens. Miss Mny Stewart of Charleston is v - :ng Miss Fay Sullivan. Mt\ J, B, Curlee of Shreveport, La., BPf-nt from Sunday until Tuesday vis iting relatives here. Mrs. Julln Ragin is visiting Mrs. R. E. Cm;.eland. m .1 i). Pitts has returne l to HI.'.-; vllle after a visit to relatives in th' < ity. Hon. J. T. Johnson spent Monday In the city. \\\ . .1. 11. Coneland spent Monday an l Tuesday 'M Spnrtatiburg, Miss Do'lie Poland Is visiting her Sister, Mis. .i. I'., Carlisle, 111 KlllgS tree. M i. VV. it Anderson till ! Mrs. A. 11. Sanders are in Spartnnburg visiting Mrs. .i. T. .'<il nson. Sir. Willi; '.i Bruce Copeland is ni ton 'in:; Wofford Fitting school. Mrs. Sain Savon and Mrs. .1. Ferd. Jacobs Of Clinton spelil Thursday in th.- city. 'i' ?? many friends of Miss Maggie Cla !j will regn t to hoar t'uu she is qui 'ill m i, It typhoid fever. Mi ; l-iattic Roland left Friday for Ait< n to resume her duties as teacher in ' " graded schols. v ? Roy v.'ilkes of I'lilla lelphin is vis ting relatives in the city. <: ? ?; xeletic day was th" charming ho- - to the uietulinrs ol the Twenty two club :.t her home on Sullivan sti ? on Wednesday afternoon in a mo? ujjoyablc card party, bridge and lien --s being played. After ear ls, a salci I course was served, Miss Cray being assisted by her sister. The \ afteruon was very pleasantly spent, iu spite of the fact that nnrty of the club members are oat of the eity. Mrs. M. H. Fowler has returned frotu a visit to friends in Waterloo. A!rs. s. F. McCnnta l:as returned from Spartanburg. Miss Mica Marbut lefi Monday for Washington after a visit to Mrs, it. F. Kotier and other friends in t ie city. Mrs. w. c. irby, Miss Jennie (Himer and Mis. A":iie DeWeese, t ie two las; named ?: (Ireensbjro. went to Suiuter Friday to visit M rs. J. I?. Marion. Dr. Et. R )I'z'?.?>s attended the pel lagra convent:- :i In Columbia last week D-. J. R. Culhertson of Cray ('our: was in fie city Monday. Mr. W. I* Harris of Owings was in l.aureus .Mon;lay morning. Mrs. N. li. Dial lefi Monday for Fnloh where sire attended the Adams Clifford marriage lost night. M s. Robert Adams and son, Ham mond, left Monday f?r tliftr home ::? Clinton after a visit to Mr. ail I Mrs. I. I. Adams of this city. Miss Elizabeth Rlchey after a visit to relatives in the ?if " i>,rt for her home at Abbeville Monday. Miss Nina Pom!.' of Tylersville is in Spartanburg this week as the guest of Miss Pauline Rleblltlg. Mrs. King Humphries <>f Florence return id to her home Monday after n visit in t?i? eity to her sis! >r. Mrs. A. .1. Taylor. Mr. .1. Cloud Martin, principal of 'ii s Cray Court-Owlngs institute, spent Friday night in the eity. Miss Rstetle Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Taylor of Princeton, was in th" city Saturday on her way ?o Columbia where s!.<> will reside with her sist.?r. Mrs. w. k. liar roll, and attend tin* city schools this year. Rev. ('has. l'\ Rnnhln has returned from Wolford w'horo lie attended t'.i'1 meeting of the Knoree j?reabyler>\ Mr. Kiittkin w: s clecteil moderator of ?:;?? presbytery for the ensuing year. \|r. .1. I.. 1.50yd. r prominens mnr ?hnhi and farther of Mouulvllie. wa in |ho city Monday oh business. The following Noting men left yester la> for (Sreehvllle to CiUer Fnrmah university: Messrs, Kniest Machen, Yatos Iii ?. a h. Claude llovd. .ladt .\! ?? Cnivy, and Alfred llarksdal?. Miss Ktliel Simmons returns to f'n l?mhln college today, where nho vv111 - i a hiate nexl spring. Miss Jennie Fleming leaves today for Columbia wheve she will enter (lie College tor Women for theJcoming session. Misses Kll'/abeth Simpson and Sudlo Sullivan leave today ror Columbia to resume Hum: studies the College for Women. Miss Posa Wrlghi has returned from Ric.hbttrg where she has heen for th? past two years, and will in the future make her home with her brother, Mr. Henry M. Wright. M ?s.s.s. (!us Hart, .lohn Watts, Johu ami Oaetl Mills and Thos. C, Bolt left yesterd >y to begin their stu lies at the Uulverslty of South Carolina. M is i\% J, A Iger Smyth, .1 -.. .1. B. Br?ks and H. H Humbert a:* 'tided the good road* meeting at Fountain inn last Friday Mr. Jno. V. CSiirlingtou of C'uitit noogt) spent a few days last week In the city with relatives, Messrs. Charles and Richard Sirnp son left Monday for Columbia where they re-enter tile university for the (otuing sessio Mr. .1. Stobo Young of Chattnuoosn was in tire city pari of last week and 1 few days this week visiting his pa rents. Miss Leila Btlrro I??''! Saturday for whero she will teach In the graded schools. Miss Rdnn Harre left last Saturday for Weifo i io take un her work as teacher Ii* ti c schortl at that place. Two more hoboes wera lau 1*1 In the station house yesterday itiornltltf by Chief Bagwell. The oftlcers are certainly enforcing the vagrancy laws. NIGHTS OF UNREST NO Sleep. No Rest, No Pence for the Sauerer from Kidney Troubles. No penca for the kidney sufferer? Pain and distress from morn to night. Oet uo with a lame back, Twinges of backache bother yoii ill day. P ill ochii 'i breaks your rest at night, P-i .a ;- disorders a ' I to your' t.iis i;,.? ;>? r . -i'N.> .ein''? (he kidneys, Don it's Rldney rills' will work the cui'e. They'r > r- r lite l<i Iheys Only-: - I lave uitpje Bi'eat owes it; Laur^ns. .1. M, StHNbtlng. CMnloii Bond. Ltm rens, s. 1'.. s;vs: "For years I lind s.ir.s nci'oss the sthiill of hiy back, 'soi'clally s vcre ::? lilght cud as the result 1 co'dd not sieep. At tlmpfs 1 was ruft Hi titteud to my work au \ though i tried every remedy that was brought to my retention. 1 grew 1:0 b?tta". The kidney secretions wer;? to ? fr ???t',:-.t in passage, contained a lediuieut were otherwise ioituit? ura I. From this, I concluded thai thy kidneys were the e>m?. pf niv trouble and i?eeiii'< Irian's Kidney Pills ??, Ivevtised ! nrpenred a supply at the Palmetto Dru? Co. Throuuii their use djy b|?ck reiralned Its strength, the pains disappeared and my kidneys were restorpd to their normal condi tion. 1 irlve this testimonial In re turn for the benefit 1 received." l or sah> by all dealers. Price ?"?'><?. l-Mster-Mllbu'T. Co.. Buffalo., N ?v v< rk. sole agent for the Plilted States. Ihui'on.hs tin name |i >, ?> .- ? :in 1 i.ik" a 1 oilier; \:>t;< k <iy m.kctioy SI tu? of South Carolina, t ounty of Luurons. Whereas, petitions signed hy more than one third of I :j ?i*i-i? II*d electors m I freeholders reSUlitii in Poplar Springs school distrii t. No. :\ Sullivan to unship, I ..aureus county, s. C. asking for :??. election lipon the uues tlo't o;' I nvying a ?> Hti(l t \ u; a prop erty in said school district to be itsed fp - In <>! purposes, huva l> < a filed With t'..' County Hoard of K.lucuHctt eleVtloji Is hereby ordered upon said (|tt?stion, said election to be held on i .? :$u "a ?' iy i f Se'ifLember. I yoi), at Poplar Springs school house, under the management i>t' t te school trustees of said > district. I Only such electors as t*elurn real or person I property f ? :? taxation and w !to e.x! ib't their t:.\ receipts um I reglstruti certiftcates i s required i.i the ix tier: I election shut! be al low i to vol?. Those favoring the i Civ. shall vot> :< ha!lot containing the word "Ves" written or printed I tere oh: those against tt.?\ s'.c;; vote a l).ii!??t contvSuing ti.i> Word "No" \vt*l0.eh or printed thereon. 1'd Is shall open ui the hour or two o'clock; in the afternoon nnd remain open until four o'clock when they s!ia!l close, nnd the ballots ooun' >l The Trustees s'.'.ail report the re suit of sa* i election to the County Auditor within ten days thereafter. CSRO I.. PI ITS, s-2r t'o. Supl of Kducation HUDSON-FT I.TOM < PI. Kit 11 VTIO.N. Kxcursion States to Nim% York an I Re turn, Via Southern Railway, For the Hudson-Fulton Celebration, New York S.-pt. "J". to Oct. II. IM'.). im? Sout lertt Railway announces round trip excursion rates us follows: Augusta, (la.?'?"> Abbeville, s. c. 21.70 Atttch, s. ('. ?j'l.or. Anderson, s. C. Itntesburg. s. C. 24.SH Hell n. S. ('. ' n. S. (' . l)on:i .. S. C. i'. s ?. K '? ? ? ' : : '. - ? (' ? .. . :- 11. . : i '.:'.i . id, s. i.i. ?- ?. . :.C.., S, t'. v.. ? ('. t?i lillgh! () ?<; York. I'tii .1 I.. Meek; \. < .... , s ike I ir tain av ? soli,; oak. heiiutifutiy finished Sitl hoards Iii different designs, at pri< Ihm you cannot dupllcat ? ai uhy bt'.i |>'-.a->. S. M. & F If. Wllkes & Co CiilL'vjc' Siiixiinr, (iirls, Cit> Opera House, September 2*)th. Millinery Opening October 1st and 2nd. You are invited to my Fall Opening of Millinery and Notions i will take pleasure in showing you through Miss Lyda Rudd Cross Hill, S. C. ? ? a a ? 11 ??? ??? ? ? ? a ? a Si ig J \\ I.- ifc, .1 1-. Ib-ri !i. Sc V Jit \Ve hope to merit Use bitsiiK'.-s .!' tin |>ubli< ;il Ih:rc & ? ? ? ?*? AT *K a? Southern Cooperative ** S 2? 2* /" .. M . .1! ... *_? . _ . ? ^ Collection Agency ^ Gray Court, 5. C. ?<i U ti nes |>!acc<l Litis I ? \\ |>iotu|?I j^J ^^r j~ r ~*%>Tr ~*rih*r V!f "^5^ "XI^^^^^W/ Educator Shoes J _Thp Np\V_ Buster Brown j for Children. 1-Ult nCH " j Shoe* for Children ^?????MIMMMMl ?????Hill I.II lliMP!J"' <F.> Fall Stvles In Suits Are Here! 'A eV^;</ ^ We are almost daily receiving shipments by express of all u.c styles in Ladies'Coat Suits, and want every lady to see our suits before making your purchase. Novelties the newest \ Ladies1 5 nits i ilh! M.'tV.c CrN'CttlSiyC <IU'j A 1 ? fS Mm k > t\ Iii \ have the V'efj I e$t S.-\> in ivkf.-!, values r() t" < ;? ?ti will be eleg:i ".pi i-(.:ll lei lev est it't stli ( we :ire showing Don't fall lb nee this $i excellent vaiiijs it j': lit Voile SM is $6.5.$; Ktu k.lcs .it: iitlfj Skirts plealc'd in IK'W sl\ Clot Siitijt Nev\ Dress Goods i:u> fjatfll in dlack fiiul co!< ra ! Wide! Tnffoid Silk New ?oft finish Silks, yard (>;;: line of Black (roods at 1.01) is coillplete, consisting M Varel it; ?1 ham of !' f ^- ??abfe Store. Hi