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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. fHO.M OUR 8PK OAh OORaUSSPOTOKNTS. Ftwii all Parts of Oatnttftee HOTIC1 TO OOR?IfaSPOND HINTS. so that they will a#t later than Men lay wa? arnsnia* fer Wednesdays paper at ad aas tester than Thursday for aa\tawaa\y*? iaane. This, of course, sopites oaly te regular esrrespend Bjj >%m? ad Resao of oamraal ?state, read In hraeasdlately hy tate?,aor>e df telegraph. Bnoh aewe ?dSFtea are eeeaptaels ep te the Hour ?' going to prssa. Wsdneoday's pap** Is printed Tuesday afternaen aai gasurday'a paper Friday after SMITHV1LXJE. S.nlthvllle, Jan. 23.?Several mem? bers of the Pisgah choir met at the aVsgtnl of Mr. D. J Roberteon lost Sun? day night. If the choir only knew how much their singing and music was appreciated and enjoyed it would redouble ita efforts to become the most proficient choir in the country. The choir accepts with pleasure the kind Invitation to sing at the hospi? table home of Mr. D. J. Hatneld on Sunday night. January 29. Every one that will sing or is interested in singing and music are invited to at? tend these meetings regardless of de? nominations. A Sunbeam ioclety was reorganized at Pisgah on last Sunday by Mrs. J. W. Kenny. The election of officers resulted as follows: Miss 11a Baker, president, Miss Lula Baker, secretary, ailMf. Dessls Hawkins, treasurer, and M'.aa Alma Bradley, lady manager. Miss Aim i is much loved by her many friends here because of her sweet spirit of helpfulness and cooperation. Under her leadership this society bids fair to become one of the most Important factors for good in the ehurch and community. Mr. J. W. Robertson went to Cam den last Friday. Supervisor Evans and daughter. Ahble, spent Saturday with his father, Mr H. H. Evans at ,,Fairvlew.M Mr. C. H. Hatneld of Borden spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary Hatneld. Mrs. T. D. Foxworth spent Saturday afternoon at "Hiilwood." Mr. J. W. Robertson visited Mr. W. N. Dunlap last Saturday. Mr and Mrs. H. J. Dun'ap visited the Shivers at Sunny Side" on last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dunlap spent last Saturday with Mrs. Dunlap's par? ent*. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shiver. The possibilities arc that the Union meeting which convenes at Swift Cheek Baptist church en Saturday, January 28-29, will be largely attend? ed by the members of Pisgah church. The Misses Hyatts and their moth? er. Mrs. C. D. Hyatt, spent Saturday night with Mrs. 8arah E. Robertson. Mrs. Hyatt was enroute to Lexington to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Robertson. 8TATEBURG. Stateburg. Jan. 24.?Mr. Singleton Moore and Miss Nannie Motre of Cane 8avannah, spent Sunday at "The Pines,'* with Mrs. James Ptnckney. Miss Janle Nelson is at home egaln. after a most delightful visit *to her brother in Montgomery, Ala. Mr. ? nd Mrs. Ouy Warren and lit? tle son. spent Sunday in our midst. Mr. Hall Ramsey is enjoying a hunt on the Santee river. Mrs. M. S. B?rgt.?* of Sumter spent Sunday with Mrs. W. C. Flud. Mr Henry V I-'rterson was at h<>me for Sunday. Mrs. John Surnter, of Sumter was the guest of Mr?. VV. C. Hud on Fri? day. Mum Mlnni N rrl? U ft on Sunday for Hartsvllb . to visit h. r sister, Mrs. Kdward M< IntoMh. Mr. Sam Cain, of l.aurens paid . flying visit to relatives here last w? ek. Mr. and Mrs. It. c. Richardson left for Charleston ? n I rulay afternoon. They will spend | (*? gajnj in thnt city with ffflsadS Rev. W. H SaniasB Is visiting friends in log loda] I INHAL. Tlndal. Jan. 14. Wry little work been done on tin- farms In the way of pf pmng for laothOf ? Top. Mm. Rattle Pack, or MaCaU, S. CH has l??eii spending sorm tun'" wi'ii relatives In the neighborhood. MtMrr T. H tad B. It. Hodge Spent Thnrsdiy and Ii i. I i. of fStOl week In ? liurl? sti-ii Mi ?e S I < ? t- . n v isited In t hi netghhorh.I I ?? t k Mr M.I Hodge has his n* w ft ii? dem i ahotit eotnpK led. Mr. H. D Richardson speal laal Thursday In Churl* ston. Mr* t ?| j , \\ op. r*;, U| Mn \ el Vllle, sp n' ndii . ,t Mr. T. E. Hod. The paaag r ?lks of the neighbor* hood enjo\..i i social party sjlven hp Mr. Arthur Stafford ag I i ? I i Ida] irdgM. The In ilih of the eommunlty Is cry good, very little sickness could ? reported. ROCKY BLUFF. Ko(ky Hluff. Jan. 25.?If there is iny truth in snow birds and spar ?owM helnir a sign of snow, wt will tt*>n have u large one. for the birds ire here In abundmco. The clouds Uso look like snow. Oats are looking line. The health of this yeetion is fOoA No small pox is In this community. Mr. O. W. Hatfield of Borden, ?pant Friday night with his brother, Mr. J. J. Ilatiield. Miss Blanch ESdeni spent Saturday! and Sunday ;it Dalsell with her par ?nta, Mr. and Mis. W. F, Barfleld and little daughter, spent Sunday in Sum tcr. Mr. J. J. Hatfield and family spent Sunday at Mr. W, F, Baker's. Mrs. W. H. Hatfield and baby, of Borden are spending this week with relatives here. Mr. Willie McLeod and family have moved up near Oswego. EGYPT. Bgypt, Jan. 2:1.?our farmers ars quite busy now ploughing and haul? ing fertilisers. We have been having som<i spring weather, but the tem? perature is much lower today. Mr. Bye Ford and Miss Liaaie Ra bon of Logoff sp.-nt th<> week-end with l'rb nds in Egypt. Messrs. L, A. White, W. T. Mc? Leod, J. K. Ellchburg and J. R. Mc? Leod spent Saturday In Camden. Miss Dorothy X.ipier of Egypt spent the week-end with her sister, Miss Pearlo of Smithville. Miss Bertha Hugffllll entertained a number o? her friends at a social gathering last Thursday ( veiling. Mrs. T. A. Collins, wife of Mr. T. A. Collins, died last Wednesday p. m. and was buried at St. John's church, Friday a. m. Misses. Bell? SfcCutchen, Aline Rogers and Jaurdta McLeod, pont yesterday in Egypt with relatives. The health is very good. Several of the boys of the city are getting up an informal subscription dance for next Monday night. Schwartz Bros., announce their an? nual embroidery sale for next week, b< ginning Tuesday. For this sale tli^| have been preparing for many months, an order having been placed with the factory in St. Galls, Switzerland months ago for the embroideries that will be placed on sale next week. In consequence of buying direct from the factory all middlemen's profits have been eliminated and the customers fjj. Schwnrts Broa., obtain the choicest goods at less than the usual whole 1 sale price. ?????????KnnnMnnnnManannnaannnnMnnnsiMMnHaanannnnHnnn iiiiimaiiniBi EMBROIDERIES NOW FOR THE BIG EMBROIDERY SALE! Sale Starts Tuesday 8 A. M. On Display Saturday 6 Monday-None Sold Before Tuesday 8 A. M. Over 12,000 Yards Embroideries to be sold in Three Days. The Finest Embroideries in Edgings, Insertings and Galoons?They'll go in Three Days, Watch ! 3 Days Only?Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. ? ? t M m m m s m m m a s ? a a ? a m m ?ABOUT? 4 500 Yds. Embroideries and Insertings. worth up to 25c yard. All go at) ioc Yard. ?ABOUT? 3,000 Yds. Embroideries and Insertings, worth up to 35c yard. All go at 12c Yard. ?ABOUT? 1,850 Yds. Embroideries and Bandings worth up to 4nc yard. All go at 15c Yard. ?ABOUT? 1,650 Yds Embroideries and Bandings, worth up to 50c yard. All go at ?ABOUT? 1,200 Yds. Embroideries and Bandings, worth up to 75c yard. All go at 19c Yard. 23c Yard. The above Represents the Fines!: Embroideries, direct from the Mills. They are the Mill's Sample Strips?2 yds. to 5 yds. in piece. Will not be cut. LADIES' WHITE SHIRT WAISTS Over 600 in Lot?All sizes. Will go in Sale from 98c up to $3.98. WORTH $1.50 TO $6.00 *=SWT 1000 Pcs. Val Laces and Insertings Worth from Gc to 10c a yard. All will he sold ut 39 Cents^F?^/YA^sOF-~39 Cents LADIES1 WHITE LINGERIE DRESSES About ion in the Lot at $1.98. $2.98. $3.98 up to $15.98. flrS^ JUST Ci ME LOOK MONDAY i You Saw What We Meant by the Big White Sale ! N ow Watch, You'll Sec the Bi^ Embroidery Sale Schwartz res ?