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COLEMAN CARLSLE CAUGHT. Alegro Who Attaeked 3Mr. Tom Wood. ruff on Enoree IIver lin 1915. Coleman Carlisle, a negro who es Calped lit the fall of 191.3. after tinaklig an attack on the life of .\Mr. Tom Wootdruff, inlaailger of the .lu Sgro0Ve Fariln on Enoree liver, wa;s atight 'I'lit rsday afterioon a few miles above the city after il i xcitilg chas e wichit (amte to an n vilt olly after the I iegr 10 had been exhatisted alti woiitded ill several piaces. It will Ibe reliinbretrl that Coleman was one of two negroos who made the attack onl .\r. Woodruff after they had been <iuestioned by Mr. Woodruff about haviig a hunting li cense. The two negroes escapied from a posse which was rapidly organized at the tlime. Coleman Carlisle return ed to this section last week anld Wed nesday night the ity aid county of filcals got on his trail. but Were tn successful in thole'ir hun1t. Thursday a f terinoon tie itint was coihinted and the negro was found hidig in the woods. ti, midue a show of resistance. at the samte timew attIeiptiig to make his escape. A chase began ai the of ficer;s oplnoed firet to preveti a get a way. The negro ran for some als taice udiltil hte was t'XitIlilsted and id benieath the baiik of a small Strrm, i.whre he was found. It was fouiind( that ho hadl been , sigh tlIy wolt ndcI inl si Veora l pla'ces, ht)II Ie was itb ought ont toI 1 .ailreis and given iedical attetion,. lie is now in tihe cotlilty iail : int wi he held fori trial at ithe ri i t W coit. fi inA i tlia s '1114 L~ectures, I . G e'oA. \. o f Owse, of l h a lisn 11tlabertorlits in Orangue'. N. .I.. is spei Ing a shrtt ilme int) ie city giving re ( ::al i n !"" 111t04 el Sonitd viberationl1 Rev. Ilouse is inoa king his headqinauI arter'i 'it thle Storo of leo-inin wiothers;, deal rs inl E.ison phonl o raphs. li will lbe 'dl:i t) isit hlle s, Schools, or 11!th lI I umhIet ,r in, :. uponl rcqg oe t. aJ~il ar oil" oi is , lc-ures ail reeilais. Th i nllan htr will mee4,t will Mrs. C. M. \iller VFridazt afternoont at J. J .3eslitin to Speak. litt. .1. .1. Alswat:n. of Gri'etivtlt Will deolivt e r! an address a lii'kry Tav1rn1 1ehelhlise lridav evening, March 9th beg'Pinnit at eiht o'loek, 'Th1e public is cordially inviled to hear ithis very intersting speaker. No adl ission will he (harged. 00 I k I' nN \'SWSV.. ci* o t lit . ?1i fll : N fels Ieko: st tr 8. a litt. fif hewilony ep n o a a-: Put YOU rnon'A The% Enterprise N.. B. D.1 AL,.President tild) dSte L e -\e'i served were enough to delight the heart of Ii epicuirean. The day was pleasantly spent by the guests in delightful social inter COltIse. Among those present were 1r. and .\; s. It. i. lirooks, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gr1ay and .ls 0. F. RIopp of Gray Court, .\ rs. It. A. Siullivain aind C. F. lrooks of lI anrens, "Ir. and Mrs. Wii. B rooks and Dr. ald .\rs. .1. W. Beason. Mrs. William )avis and little Idaugh (er, Malary Catherinie of G1reenville, Spent last week with .\r. Hiarris Ur ry antd falinly. .liss EiliC ev Davenport of 13elton, was an attractive visitor in our midst last week. While here she was the guest of her grandinother, Airs. Darby and other relatives. Mr. Pierce Ilarris was a business visitor in Clinton \Vednesday. Miss Ruth Switzer has returned from an extended visit to her sister, Irs. Fate lenderson, of the Durbin section of the county. Mhr. and .\Mrs. I,. It. Brooks of Gray Court spent Wednesday night Iv i h .lrs. 1. S. B1rooks and family. .\iss ianie li 4 rowllee visted her sister, mrs. w. S. 11(11 of i mickory Tavern Thutrsdav. The Iliany friends here of Miss 1illy Willis ar'e glad to know she is able to to her ihoa, after siucessfull iiindIergoin.g an cperation for appen divcitis at a io alil in Spartah'rilgl . -tr. Leonrd Ow\ inigs wvas a visitor in G;rCIemille last wuveh where he( wentl On,1 I'usiin p t a4 inl in I c it o . dillies 1s ''onl1*(ittrial I ravf'lor, For a well] knownl .\lis \\illie .\ay G(oIrey is on ain extiled vilto Tuxedo. N. C.. where -hw Is 1111 .LSIA or h( r 11111f. Th'e ihanniver-ary of hebh111v ' oli t Wirst nI iatim; he'ro was cel ll I inl t(e. -'chool'. 1i ( 1hronghont (tits 4dis11ict with aiting cereinSoInies. The -Ilool childr 'n heard once gai theIobl, oh] lo thon ever now ' 4tries1 of Wh n'oyh4ood, his nIl'" I'alhood ' nd 111- ,r of I I I (i llrat I: lb:nI-y a h v nen .11md of his b4> t'ripW''( in l (h lrca'struggle ~ ior I).-edom, followedl 4b% 1 he honor an corded l y the 1th4' llee of lits filrst4 .11 ~ ~ "1., II4'l rosihot 1f 1 . 4 ' I n. .rs. I111ris 'urry .is ; (n I a .vit : of s 'eral weeks inl Gr'4e'nv' 5 ,rill ilh is the u st of h r hi n b' ler. . r'. J.T. Gilles;pio. r. .John Switzer'I), '1 n mI oth r, we1r1e bu i ne.,s v i.i i n anmrens WVedneI - .\mnu 1the nmhe from ts place who wvent to L.:nrens, Il Thursda y nightl tfo ''Nike inl" "Th I'l fa N to " Tor '\ witIs 'ene Wmsne T oA so i I I *la 1 :Id I iwth- r .\iiss~~~~ I'ar I'm h : hIl a e h d i in :{e iny jI 1and11 Ybeian,00: fai I r !t a M f .\rL m \lj V" I-:h i I i riend who Cin; h;e: r romer one:. ml ha e n chne tonday ho an 'knghaen BANKnG hadi OUt binte.an Partner. man. His RERoy Haer who will be glad to see her ocupying her itsual place again. "I delight to do Thy will, 0 God", was the subject of the Rev. G. U. liar ley's discourse when ihe filled his it) ointmtient at this place Sunday after noon. A good congregation was pres ent and all seemed interested in the Riev. Alarley's serlmon. Air. Henry 11lder of Greenville, is now on a visit witi his brother, Mr. Amlibrose Iolder and other relativo's here. e We n't imagine why our law-mak.t1i ers failed to enact the total prohibi tion bill, Won't some one who knows Pleagse put its wise as to why the re (iculouis one quart bill passed outr body of solonts? True it is close, very close to total prohibition, so close in fact that one is constrained to won (ler, why the "bone dry" bill could not have been enacted. It seems to its that the bill just passe(l, though not yet signed by the governer. will eventually make of our court a clearing house for liquor, and making of a large number of people a mass of hypocrits. * ROSS HILL NEWS. * Cross 1111, Feib. 2.--iIst shumIller, Ierhaps it Atigust, tilee young inen left. Cross 11111 and wet to Ncweanstle. i.1., to work. Thevy were Rloy sim mo i, ln Corley at111 GuytNt Leai(aI. .\r. Simmlonls heconme ,;oiewham itldi -- posed Sonitetimet inl Ilth fall aind rI.( tunelld btlite. The la1ter 1ir of .l - ar .\Itr. Corley, whlo had prvio4l w\%-(anito theo heart or a youngl i's.4 in Newcastle, was Iarrie l to a .\li.;, Ahlnson. Thle bjoys WONrel engaed( inl a mlititions. factory ani the irl r of thle work was lo mlanufacture a S'idges f[or I.e11v hervil guntts. The iIt world war. .\lessrs- C'orley 1nd(ira ll itt atre still inl Ite work. ';ntj s ( ristnts alother yolnilg manl, .ir. .1. T. llollingpsworth, decided thlat 1.1 wold try Ils fI orlte I Ite sale work at the ,z;ame place, If(, WW, LOnIV about1 tirer weeks. \\'ie he returlnld 111d V had I it! p1roper opol-ittIlu nity w asked hill v h hI e ha.1d r1241 eturt :, n0011. Ili borief anl pithy reply was. " \'hy iid I go,?" \\'(-If, we th1o htltt 1this short <uinestioln coltaietlli the gist of the wiole story, so we 4-losed 1.he inerview. a'; Mr. liollingsworth1 walk edl .\Wa. As w w1lked lole Ottur .1:h 1ugh1lts i d inl ling rin ilponl the gnbiiols an11 Ilivilis of lothi and ottn . m e i t itol tis Minal one, "Thero i.. n)0 place, like o ie" T i l i I:: t o 1 11 hal our home life. 1 o ei:'l :111(l in t he su h 1 Iill r i the youth of ou lil 11 ibalic'e ho 1ralit r lt a !;os. Ilo m)\11. h done? \' rel o sa.: y tha( t \Il-. 1 . . ki ab e tIo r1 r n 111:4 for a h ' 241at lIt'altlIe ru a21 llhs lr li;e -- ial whi r ( het, hla b lll for 1 trenaIlln rs : I nhI..ii cam laI t I:iiV. the.ay ('o1s1p1211d 211n dren.r.\t the. sn otfl 5hat ti n ti1i: expert1 l re1r2orfr.e t 'met i f I 114 itt to i eces1a21 . 11144'i' '"itrIt mtt at41 22adv i e a re1st froi. his'' treatna '4! at' t e ' hospita for alt' Iteast (11' nt days.12 lt''5 IVinsteln~ "rade sch'ool, In t the .\. .\t. 1-110 t 1 ('11-e y a f~ t (t vlls itlepeeaIa blGeenwlit is lai-g ifling her~ HrandiPalher,11 .lt . \\ttt'. on 1t.. li t .illan t lre S o \'ntro 'I'h-e It snt tie wek-nd wvii th -'hoor hiprolenesst wAss otio wrivl serves yitena aht the sycteml huiignerallnv evenuing arch 2eevtn. c a For The Swell Young Buck y - SEE OUR $3.00 SPRING HATS CLARDY WILSON I WE CAN NOW INSURE YOU IN THE WORLD'S BIGGESTI I INSURANCE COMPANIES n h i n a~I u iti on tom 'insur et -pr ety nayoe ' I.\IT N IN :i'l I.\ NE C (. 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