Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NAVAL AFFAIRS TO II ' ETTI-t II.A N 11.1-:) l'nder thle New COinditions E-xilerfenle. Ill Ni N Oafficers 'rt1pe 1-1 1 iven 31401- \uIthorit), Iraill R il whol nand 'io' F (n'l11 p n t to 11h( *i i a:y. th bls!I: bee I Inire olr b S. i ae I i)n I da - .li - .\Ia; rt tal 11 'a I na d t ts Coil jM IA 1 4 24 14 all i 1ar t - de Irow al :1b n!i1 a a h n '.' 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"This 5latIl Iale uit, ireelion u re the Navea War Colegen, tile oliccoi Xavati lfiigene. tif li f tic o Tari gel day in ald Iigiening Con pt ae Intoread Catee laie oWLene to viA Thkea thoruhrns dUctnd aery thatw Wae hlaved bee thecupi are nwill reta to t re a supprythe so rouning acountry tat wh patronage of both. -Watch for the Notice Send in your orders n< tions. We can deliver I July 2nd. THE LAURE NEXT DOOR TO S\ E. C. Smith and W TELEPRI-I niitniention, of the Naival Denfense DIstricts, and of the Coast (uard whenl operatin' withi lthe navy; the direction of, all -tAtlegle andl tuclical !; ' . vI- , , I 0 1 . I 10 1V "1 nut 1. 'tanzaio , nino ves :;It ; ) ', pr Ctice, dIrIills an~d Pxk-rICism" at1! Of 111h 1Fe tr in n 1111 the 111 t 11 o--1 er lid Ill li 1c ;I It ;();1. , 1 :, 'w r\ls:m ln I et itlI lt ii I 'I I I . ...*. *. * . . (I I N 11 F.310 It I.0M. inlo in vIlnory of \'allie and E ,.Taylorli mlelinbers of the Sners (of Hie Illnord haptist church, who mel thoir. death so:. agi4l on th 1,I. inst. The vil Spirit wasz not there n:nhtut the( innoc..nIly of chIiIhoodj) i arh of pl m , r wi'I ' r r v-.-;I ('od eal!!d theml h4"m yv s The door. thrIoughl whi,-h they van ih d 11 1 Close1d, Wit a jar, .-\nd lettser alonle. *l IN" II: IO I \ Stand i t Iit I i 1 1ears 1 4foior I mi I shed I \\onde(-rin11g, whIIy our. loved Iones ha 1ve 0 1ne. TheyI -aId the savir01 callin , O it iI nat i re' s ik I; Ti r goingIt lirii had comiii e, Ihe anglu.-.1 .a1nid were ref-ady To carry therni homue. , .\\'a ll mi s s ytte bot fi m o hnd :e sad P~littiites lt h nnounce that' June 2t Ma iinaementlt *hid du..rig he hast sever liia iig theai interw(io4'reand IId an in ittion to the nt Bu e akeryn Jutinealiingth Managuiement mcn ill please the pastic,.er pd an expetto to th TAY CLEAN he housekeepers of Lau es of the city and sur olesale. We solicit the of the cake contest. >w for July 4th Celebra-. he goods. Place orders NS BAKERY VITZER COMPANY ,J. Kite, Managers ONE UIS iere we sat together last, And mournfully, our gleeming hearts Will turn to the hallppy past. We Vill weep in silent sorrow Over our loved ones' vacants seats; in our inid imeetins and selool rool Wlieer we loved to well to meet. .\ I ill (oi last li etilIg we little dreamtt the shadow Would so d;ikly fall at noon, Th:It Ilele plre, loved andi eautil vo lt-a ii so ,ooll. 1*II-:t W l l~ rc il Ci il l nliliti.ii'n Tih , i i itveliness It 't I k I - . q1 11- it . 4 11 1 illl v N > , \ At' it' l illiirs of the SuIn Ife' i bi,: t jIblil' 44t lo\0e ilild esi ovill to i'll. dit iil anid u111l I0Veti 1110i - her wh fll sslep .lun1e !11h, 191l. Wherkas; 1i las pl~easted an all-wise Flitlie, in lis insenl Iti'h wv', to re m !( a:a I on 0 ur01 MarnN-rs,, ther it reolvedc doethl all Ihn: willl."h Seolid. That we pais Goi for Ills co ~ e s ill _ivnig_. 11s thesev Iisible live's, and illdlilge the f10]t., tllt O-ach member1w) 14 wour hand mlay talke war Ing and imlitatll their lfaitlifulliess to (uity', their lptleciation of the l (u'iti ful, their love of study, and love fiir the Suinlteamls. Thirldi Thal W4. extinl omr syI pathy to the berceaved family. fl-thli, that a pa. Inl our minute .k hte insihed to their li iiory ;11141 .1 copy b(nto h('u1 to ie al frsaes .dSi tiser f'r pbi nl on at 1 1. boro on Mondarga'ret b)rouhmoro, Winasbro IIIautmiles,nochrrg fGo.lnnn Orer nlh 'ois acingnsher Theiseneret Claumiauforobafe toColumbilaa .aune 16.-Ernt isncn doe. .hem Rwelslaned .nete .\enri hotinol lg ordffrd ath Wns brogh o lnday, wer brecghtfom dinnsorf tnaooilessbr ail. caftr ianCoro nthois aronthng shoer nor Winsbceoroerak Smit toetake th ioc'to Columbia waanwthu inci thmI epntentiaryat:3o'lc. Goilnor lanningtac oreredan theare bOugh bor Cou.ba S. Cooadoprecaon farolmesuren bcauofa the con-o do ofu Indan Winnsbor jaon.rAfter instigaticodigions hmvel at Wtnnsbor thxias aftrnon tele Miler noria nructet. harne Sumcehdeo take the piswoaeer to lmbva andc Cl-c Ithem in the peniteniOfay. ta fc Ranilig andsve Atac exicns Nrvear Gtayms On bard . S.S. Clorao, of Sa TO THE FARMERS OF THE 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT fCongress. solet yor doe, Ibecve C en inV trkt ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I) lnCowbtyy f on n fIl f N( Si ce 4a s a W ngt n No mn know bette r ttuin I what hardships besct the farimer. From the Iay the seeds are plantcd until his products are marketed, the hands of the rest of the world are raised against him, forever hammering prices down until the margin between a bare living and the price of his toil sone times disappears. Approximately sixty five per cent of the voters of the Fourth District are fol lowing agricultural pursuits. Certainly the farmer has it in his power -to elect a representative to congress who is familiar with his needs. If this is done there will be no repetition of those "blood sweating" heart breaking days of last fall when the big bankers of this district dammed up the stream of government relief. The greatest need of the agricultural south today is a rural credit system so arranged as to eliminate the national banker's un righteous profit on government funds and place cheap money in the hands of farm ers. You will never accomplish this end by sending representatives of "big busi ness" and big banks to congress. These interest are lining up solidly for their candidates. Are you backing your man? I have the ambition and the desire to serve you, but the choice Is yours. A. Hi. MILLER,: NOTICE TO C]EDITORIS. District Court of the United States Western DIstrict of South Carolina. In the matter of L. 0. Moore, Bank ru pt. To the Creditors of the above named llankrupt: Take notice on the lit day of Juno 1915, the above na med hankrupt filed his petition in said Court praying that he may be decreed by the Court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate, and a hearing was thereupon ordered and will be had upon said petition on the lst day of July, 1915, before said court, at Greenville, in said District, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, at. which time and place all known creditors and other persons in interest may a) pear and show cause. If any they have why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. .J. D. KNIGHT, Clerk. 46-9t: UNDERTAKING KENNEDY BROS. Undertakers and Embalmere, Calls answered any hour#, day or night. LAURENS, S. C.