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B. F. Turner,
i $ 2$ at $12.00
U> 118 at 22.00
Sj 124 at 40.00
76 at 16.00
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$8 h)4 at 25.00
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NEWS AT ANDREWS.
All About Trio PIcn'c?Cr ndldates
Well Enteria ned.
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Andrews.August 22:?You missed
a treat by not being with us at Trio
last Friday, Mr Editor; you never
f saw such a crowd of good people,
f About four or five hundred ladies
and children and at least the same
number of men, and all appeared
anxious to hear the speeches of the
candidates. Everybody seemed in the;
best of spirits. The picnic was given !
at Mr A W Graham's place, about'
two miles from Trio. Nature h.U|
provided Mr Graham with a lovely ;
spot for his home; acres and acres
of shady grove and I never before
Saw as many as Uinr. |
Mr Graham with his big-hearted lib-;
erality gathered bushels of these
pears and bade everybody help
themselves. All the candidates had a
fair chance to present their claims
before an intelligent audience. When
the county candidates were through
speaking Hon P H Stoll was introduced
by W S Camlin and made an
address to the people on the subject
of education. Mr Stoll was at his
best; it was the finest 1 have heard
on that subject, being a treat to all.
When Mr Stoll concluded, Superintend'Jit
of Education McCullough
madb a shor talk on the same subject.
After the shaking the candidates
were invited to the table to
nsrtake of what the good ladies of |
Trio and vicinity had prepared to
e&t I have never had the pleasure
of partaking of a better dinner and
there was an abundance of good
things prepared for the crowd and
to spare. The people of Trio never
do things by halves. The candidates
and visitors who came in to Trio
were conveyed to the picnic ground
ely's W
Leads
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e Gravelv does not
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?s to see the "Boys
irket price for ever,
alue and steal the
ve the best corps o
re willing to pay th
v's Warehouse is t
who are acquainte<
ing man.
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W. L. Yarborough
52 at $ 14.00
96 at 20.00
64 at 27.00
142 at 41.00
24 at 30.00
86 at 17.50
, Gravely sold 25,054 lbs fo
your tobacco and you shall
M. K
UNTO
ESPDNB
by the people of Trio and returned j,
to the railroad station in time for,
the afternoon train. Every candidate
must have a warm spot in his
heart for Trio and its hospitable
people. We were also made to feel \
welcome at Greelyville. the hospital- (
ity of whose people knows no 1
b<_ unds. Also our reception by the J
kind-hearted people of Kingstree
will long be remembered.
Subscriber.
SCRANTON SKETCHES.
I
Summer Swallows?A Plucky
Schoolma'am.
Scranton, August 23:?Miss Flora;
Barnwell has returned to her home
at Adams Run after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs D L Lee.1
Rev Mark B Patrick of Salters
preached at the Methodist church;
Sunday evening, tilling his father's
appointment. The young preacher |.
made a splendid effort and gave ,
promise of a useful career in ministerial
work.
Mr J M Parker is in New York!
spending his vacation. He will re-;
turn home Wednesday.
Rev J W Truluck, the popular
pastor of the Baptist church, has re-,
turned from a stay at Traveler's,
Rest. His family are still "resting" .1
there.
Miss Rosabelle Harniann, remembered
here as the popular music 1
teacher in the graded school, narrowly
escaped personal injury and
perhaps instant death a few days
afro. While out driving the horse
attached to the surrey became
frightened and ran away. One of j
the young ladies jumped from the
surrey and was seriously hurt. Miss I
Harmann kept her nerve and soon '
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arehou
the State
MB W B1
go to the country a
" t 1 tries to teli
y pound lhey[bring
rest you have.
f buyers in the Stat
ft/
ie highest prices foi
he best lighted hou
1 with Gravely kno
Why" Gravely
few sales:
J. N. McKenzie
108 at $17.50
104 at 25.00
208 at 37.50
66 at 20.00
64 at 13.75
AND OTHERS TO NUM
r $4809.13, an average of $1
be pleased.
. GRAVELY,
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prot the unruly animal under control.
Mr onrl \fro Mvaro GroKom oro I si
1U1 UiiU AUlO VilUUUIII Mi V
visiting at the home of Sheriff Gra- ^
ham at Indiantown.
F
Miss Ittie Mae Fulton of Freder- ^
icksburg, Va, will teach the Brown
school, near Leo. the coming fall 111
and winter. Miss Fulton is now visiting
relatives in Columbia, where ^
she will spend her vacation. ,s
Miss Bleeeker Miller of Charlotte, i
N C, will teach the primary grades
in the Prospect Graded school.
pi
Mr Winslow Wright has returned
from an extended tour out West. '
y<
All the typhoid fever patients
have recovered.
g<
The writer ha? just returned from
n thrrto trin ^worinnr fnlnni- '
"~"w v iM
bia, Charlotte and Charlottesville, I q
Va. From Charlottesville he went;
with a party of South Carolina!
school teachers to Luray Cave and
there saw a marvelous revelation of
the wonders of nature.
YV E C.
SALTERS SIFTINGS. is
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Death oi a Lad?Building Im- M
pro vein ent?Up-to-Date Carrier, tt
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Salters Depot, August 23:?Mr J %]
G Lifrage, Jr, R F D carrier on C<
Route No 2, is now riding his new ^
motor cycle. It is a beauty and as y
soon as he gets his schedule changed a
to fast time he will be able to make es
his trip each day in about two hour?, lu
12 miles to the hour. ^
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Li
Mr J C Dees of Bennettsville has b<
about completed the handsome six- A
room cottage on Railroad avenue for
Mrs Wm Salters.
Mr James A Ferrell will soon re- c*
model his residence, adding 8 rooms ^
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inrl rnh thp farmpi
l11 vi i vy ny vai v imi i ji vj
i them what they
f or send him. Rer
e, all anxious and f
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se in the State and
vv his judgment (
's Warehouse
I
E. McCutchen J
54 at $12.75
124 at 28.00
122 at 41.00
4 OA _i. i O FA
iou at io.ou
66 at 12.25
EROUS TO MENTIOiN.
13.75 per hundred. So these
Your Friend,
Lake City, 5
f\iwv\iv^yvivvwyvyvyvwyvy%^yvi
") his already handsome home.
Mr Sam Carroway of Mulberry,
'la, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs BSD Muckenfuss of Charles-.
i
>n is visiting the family of MrR<
V Moseley. 1
Miss May Stubbs of Bennettsville j
spending some time with her un-;
e, Mr Jas A Ferrell.
Henry E Davis, Esq, of Florence [
:ent Saturday here with his father,
[r Jas E Davis.
Mesdames C W Boswell, Chas W
owler, James W Whitfield and J M
alters are visiting the seashore ana
lountains.
Mr J M Cook, who has been at
ate Springs, Tenn, for his health, j
home again much improved.
Mrs Wm Salters and Miss Linnie j
alters expect to move back here!
5 soon as their residence is com-!
leted.
Douglass, aged 15 years, the!
aungest son of Mrs Fannie Mouzon,;
ed at 11:40 Sunday night of con?stive
chills.
Mrs H 0 Odom and children and
:r Thomas Odom are visiting in
rangeburg county.
The grass widows and confirmed
d bachelors had a chicken supper
st Friday. Did they have a good
me? Ask the guests.
The Best Hour of Life
when you do some great deed or
scover some wonderful fact. This
our came to J R Pitt, of Rocky j
[t, N C when he was suffering in-1
msely, as he says, "from the worst j
>ld I ever had, I then proved to my
reat satisfaction, what a wonderful
old and Cough cure Dr King's
ew Discovery is. For, after takig
one bottle, I was entirely cured,
ou can't say anything too good of
medicine like that." It's the sur?t
and best remedy for diseased
mgs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe,
sthma, Hay Fever any Throat or
ung Trouble. 50c. $1,00. Trial
ottle free. Guaranteed by M L
lien.
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any
ise of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
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ike City,
^rices.
rs out of what they \v<
have and sees tha
nember,he does not s<
ully equipped for an
shows tobacco perfec
)n tobacco is not su
is leading the
I. M. Kennedy H. Tui
120 at $11.25
284 at 21.00
220 at 37.50
164 at 17.00
show you that Gravely is the F
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Florida?Ci
A passenger service unexc
and comfort.equipped with th<
Dining, Sleeping and Thorouj
For rates, schedule, maps <
tlon, write to
WM. J. CRAIG
General Passei
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Charleston, S. <
N. E. Corner King and Went
CAPITAL
We conduct a
General and Savings
/ o allowed in Savings Dep
M 0 quarterly:January, Apri
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TRISTRAM T. HYDE, President. CC
J. S. PINKUSSOHN, Vice f
Directors:
M. H. LAZARUS. R. G. R
JULIUS M. VISANSKA. J. S. PI
G. B. BUELL, J. ALW
E. MITCHELL SEABROOK, LELAN
AUG. R. RUGHEIMER, A. J. Bl
W. A. MOORE. R. S. W
T. J. HAMLIN, T. T. H
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70 at 18.00 ?
124 at 35.00 S
258 at 39.00 . B
100 at 15.00 ft?
36 at 34.00 ?
100 at 14.00 ?
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1, July and October.
S SOLICITED
IUBTENAY OLNEY, Cashier,
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NKUSSOHN,
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UIST. M. D.,
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