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* Loia and Perijial Mention. * * * * 'I .e* * * * * * * * * * * * ,* *. .".. C. \Vh.'uitmivre, of I'norvc, was a v. 'i i)' t i' (ity Monday. Mr. Thus 1. E~yrof SparLltan . -;!. "'n iI I ay in i the citv. .\ r. .\. . (M lman, of Cioss lii1, w vis7or inl ie city h'IlIrsda y. .:r. WX. 12. IJhinc, of the Fork Shoal , s,(et iol, was a is.Litor in the city Molt day. Aios W. 12 ae dW. \V. itade o. or' ,ra~y Co rt, wer-e visitors in lh city Friny. I1 'rs. J. T. Garrett and S. W. Puk1'!t. of Greenwood, were visitors in he city yesterday. Sliss Virginia Agnew has retur'ned to the.city after spending several days with relatives In G reenwood. 'Nat ennedy has been spending sev Ora! days in Ifthe city during the siclk ne5 of iN father, Mr. Clarence Ken nedy. Priva.,it 1101 ''iltming has returned to af1l' I vier atei hving bieen at W ;: n v ; h i' !l fiita., 111P, Tw a, W:'I :' A 1. j, splj Sull-ii Ill'"Ha rveil , a . I h c a i na hot1(clk... * *' iI:'ui.chli 'ec al: am~i .\i:ary mi: er 'tc:' \Unre' Shioals, 74pen1t Sund 1. N. Ki,-iendy, of Ora. was inl the (i 'ccuctv . Vir. l>ienedy statedl ih: (ra w- h "Ocr th e Tolp'" (in the I .iherto ' d( s. rl. !!arobi (' Smil1h and w",. liar-. old.fr, ae r. ;retuc;wd from Sulmter. 'Mr. 'mith ll- downi las week in Ii:' r and ind iing ilhim bc1 k. 'rof. C. P. 'rocok an1d Prof. WV. C. l)nein, inistr lori in the lllmberg Siti'' oc00, ar, .'pending awhile at I ' ' duriic the l ni'leIza epideill(. .ir. lwrnry Van[s, who is einploycl at th 1 " Ilyairdl inl Chare losl. 11;v been'l 1of 'n for reveral day'; v.1i Ik a e .M - :n1.ls 1). 11. Countl '. T. '( p - n e Old T re sI o,. who ha" I 11' livinw7 in Gr"eu'nville fo tlie e1i''t !! v al:1 years, spent a d1:ay of two in t I, v!Ov l t wclk onIl hi w.av to h'in7 'rb're he will live in the '.L. 31111er DM.d . Ni' 7 ivedi in the city Moi h11of h d''h! of Mr. C. L'. MIPI r at hiI ho: ' in li''it hiville. Inticuen za i. 'il'Iood to have been the C.:";0. T 1 1u1r110 rvc1'we11l at cln 1i \k,' ill ihe foliowing day. Mr. Milor Iar'clod Mb-s Vaughn Grittoll, of this city, and ow an(d little girl survive hiL. Mis. Miller, who went down to be at his hedside dtiring his sicliess, was sti 1cken 'With influenza herself and is, reporfted (quite sick. BOADiil OF HE.\T11 31MEETS. Met Momday 3orniig to Diseuss Inl. iluenza Situntion. phe itccar Id of ITealth met Mond(hay mloring andi. 11 assed.-7C~ the fol boaving it wasl ' inovedi and1 se'ondedi t hat thei( rep'iort and71 tendere (f seivics by3 thie ifluenza.: he ac(c'ete and1( worki~' so fai pe- acpiprovcd. Thie i Id (If iIeal thi a pplreelatIes lhe seri'. of thce I ted Crtoss so fal as befin i n -c li mnathiy weith whace'it 1hr iRed Crois h1' (icine 91111 icroto ses tr dhc ..o a o m~i' its iftan reide' tc (''ier ' 171.1in Si i11e toe pclaarid honcc wiI-rl 'a uc i'sci djli'717- arec lcal-c edl. iihy.;:n: 7 Sic' r i rediI''c tol rei'c17 Sta, b withi -anybo< (7" ' Luziar it / hot be 'Olciclips, yc unestic "When It Pa all stch d1soases to health officer. Mloved and seconded that State and city la ws au to vaccination againtil s1,allpjux be rigidly enforced. .\li ov ed andi seconded that until fiu -ther! notice all soda fonits and Ice ert pirlors 01' saloons ald C af aret forbpiddell to werve cotl drillhs andi Saatinl other than:a1tar pa . 1 c amIil comailrlIs. 1(-e creail ;)( Me tevel.1 inl Coni. nottled W~na ceptdwhenl 'ur.%ed fro-0-n I-ottile, 'when'l drunilk It rom bottle or 'Nov line i'rge lieiclh Plate Alit roajutl[ receivedI. S. M. & :. IH. WI IUKl1'8 & CO. 3.11-: BY WILSON Princeiples Upo 'wil hich Peace lny ('oie. In Three Speeches. Th 1I cardinal principles onl which k is to be esf-thlished Wire set. hv by Pr e ident W'.'isol in his ad Sof .1:1m11 ary 8. They are as d . O'iel eOvemis of ete. ol'i :- i v ohr it, ft or which h11 ere : - c r :my kjindl hill Wdiuny dn in h li iew. - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; 're 1:1(w".:n n nr m ' ta''f1:u1 ' :~lcii411 . h v ci cult! i'aor :at i nti trati iion' l-of r li . ns fo r pll i . ti' of a un h r un t'fl of i- 1 n l r . 1) - oI'ill the' nu :t i colnl'entvimi e end ns::o i nlig ti m ris' n ioienance.~ Is to 1 fe, ow n nrimi111 01 ll n d hIo il :cliori-tt hlnent of allO s.I and utoatiI o. r$ :' oeu- nostf the oilta in do ot' a n s nh c iin e tn of1( sovt c 0 1'I';-~1 'P i t 11 ' t I Ie I tv(de l t- m ifernto of he opula - llt h thlie tilab e nims of - r me t hoe iti e Is to he Ta ohe vnation of all unssan - ' ind snech a sttlemtlentl of all n at11e11el 0 lia as will se -. e 't1 est1 d freest. Cooperation of otli- hi' r nations of the world i oh uA flo her an nnhti m i il pere'd alld tnin a -r 1sos'rd opportunity for the ide nu oiint determination of her own po it '11 davlopment and national wl Into the society of free nations ulerv thle institutions of her Own choos;ing, and more thian a welcome, !'ssIstance also of every kind that shev umy need and may herself desire. Thle "tmenit accor-ded nIia by hler- sis , or nat ions in tie months to Come will hthe acid test of their good will, of their #omprehension of r erw nos as MnN D-o tE telGn and uslfs smamigytmuatn ". Wt bether start cold wl ly hae fo ntt he veatdas weored saitoay artigmpt t ini the ov 'or n Bhh yh anoy can comf -ou doth agree nts. h b et +u -1,ocer will gvo youhi backsrv yo paidr fo min, amon ahk n tn o therve. hchteyhv reIt theigynigh sace-Lorraine, which hasi unsettled the peace of the world for nearly )50 years, should h(e1 righted, in ordr that peace Imay oncte More h) mawfde secure in tlie intviet of all. "!). A readjustmneit. of tihe fron tiers of I hay shoult he fMOeMerl along e leary congniized lines of nationality. "10. The peoples of Austria- f-ifun ay who e p'" e :I0"f'ti the naitjins ke wiil to "'ev .1f114tirded iE. 1s u redl. ahould b accorded the freevst op)portunlity of altliioilnoos develop mevnt. "It. Iou m it. "erbia and .lonte uegro rhi~ be evacuated; occupied e r:-I i(to i o. 'rd; Serbia accorded Irce and sentue acevss to the sea; anld I he relat ions of tle several Balkan Sates to one another deteriiled by friendly counsel along historically es AL)h!shed lines of allegiance and na tionality; and International guarantees of file political an1d economic indepienld ceno and territorial Integrity of the :-.-ral Balkan states should be enter il into. "12. ''lh( Turkish portion of he ! 1(01t Ottomn empire should b1 a' I Cd a secure Sovereiy, btI. t he "! h. r. n al it1:1if s w.;N~ihi are now unl 'Ir Tu Ik ih -lhoulid he assumred anl un~doueI(d secuiy of life !;d ah .soluItely unmllolested opplor-tunlity o, aiitoinools d'e vlopmen t and thle Dar aielleIs shol b!w perri'lently Opeliled a fr a - to ships an-! com u-ro of all i t)ions ll u 'der inter-11: "U. Anl trol-pea ln l'olish Il t h!wlb croveled w.hivh should i! cale0 1he territorie's inlmbived by in lahy oll-Ilh ponni1"ons . which ho h11e aIsurd a freep an(d s'oinr -lee.. to Ihl- "..):(I whose, politicol pn't m~noi indoW -TI-leece aind HWO acI intc . il :y oi( he guar(ante'l ".'. A eri l :h n' intion of iof (( ni s 11i11-: he forillid I ider specifli hq-'i farIi the !ntrl)a s of affordinug 'tba d:eoraln- 'o f iial hel' (-iv -!ticll :- irit oria integil y to i ld i ! : e o tw es sid; r i --a! :'1 o li i t1 at( i I ke ." d i t !( ki n oe't 1 in~llet -10 to vidta Wilson !.Ih - w re to obt"ainl in the follow.ing ". le destruction of every ai 'very power. anywhore thzi :m enspr ;t, ,- rr tly ;uid ol: its; sinlgle choice iitnhllw pf1r. Wofilhe world; or. if P' rnn not he presently destroyed, at '11o loost-, its r-eductionl to virtal impo "2. The setilement of every qules lion, whether of territory, of sovereign ly, of ecionic arrangement, or of po litihal relationship, upon the basi o the free aeceitaice of that sett lonent by the pe)oplC immediately concernIed, and not ipon tile basis of tile material inierest Or advantage of any otiler na lion oi people whieh may desire a dif forent settlement for the sake of its own exterior intlence or inastery. "3. The consent of all nations to be goverievd inl their conduct towards each oiher by I ie the same i, nicipIles (if honor mid1( of irespect tfor thle coimmon hlaw ot civilIz/edl societ y t hat govein thle Indi viduaill citizienis of all modeiin States in t heir relations withil one another; 1(o the end that aill proiimises and coven ants inay lbe sac rcdlIy observyed, no prlivate plots or conspi1raieis hatc edl in selish iniuries wirought withW impuiliy, *Il i haiion fumaidt Iion of ai intitaii "t'W Ti'O ~.Ihe I.taiidm sn lf an tan :!n fof Ialehc ab131lli~all m alii l iii Ieac. Iine c.' hat. "in.n a: coirl Itios wre ah ga efrt in:o~ * ini , h ae mpar by jstc afiiet: I deli teo to umnli0'oinw ivin to l hi allutiio an-! s ( whoi wh d enr I i-rnai to al jus. djullSm t i h a <:l i' * o t heo' mill)hiy 3.i - r ied up o h tin * le directy concrnedi .shilh Two ia w iesna?( file hre iile -ltill ii)Ii oth'-e a , ofrtall. oau t sa plih pce( anIe'lalee l h "impiartial eistiyii"imt o t. he f ooingO1itl lco tonsi were' agi s eti. (C forth: II "y iestedi the lrag use menteIon utuit isa nv no discilination e ti-nI ijest and troete wof wve kido not th adepq knownI thirileand kny o nu haes of any wortfh."eitm - I P 0 j j.AAN N (T i . r. 3v- C., cL C COM y i. O m W e r C -- cC) idC C 1LUC ;v xO C 0 ( - 1 C~sf veromm Nrj' O\'C, 1.; 1 C -& - - - -sI-- . - . ...- m..,..~...., ( ON C A SH B SI a 3- - - -' - r Ii* i :C j ~ ~KI. .Ca quick ren psiibe So M illngNo