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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
A Mew-Cuss.

Boston Courier.
Jack-What is the matter with your
throat, Jem?
Jem--l think there is a kitten in it.
Jack-A kitten? Absurd!
Jem-WelI, / don't know, but the doc
tOrisays there is little mucus i'll it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
THE MookHEAD STATESMAN
Combines the Seasons and Gil.
mates in Most Erratic Man


Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Nov. 30.-Charges of insanity
are about to be preferred against one
John c. Miller, better known as the
Moorhead statesman. Since the po-
liticaI campaign was over he has been
guilty of many eecentri cities which
have caused much comment as well as
uneasiness among his friends, but the
last one. which occurred last Tuesday,
excels all previous performance. 1t
was 2 O'Clock . in the afternoon.
the thermometer indicating seventy-fve
above, when he was seen crossing the
bridge from Moorhead to Fargo with a
heavy buffalo Overcoat on, buttoned
tightly to the chin and collar turned up
over his ears. His feet were encaSed in
a heavy pair of artics and on his hands
he wore commodious pair of fringe
mittens, while on his head was one of
the lightest style Of summer straw hats.
What will come next it is hard to sur
mise. Such fits have been growing
more and more frequent of late and his
friends have lust cause for alarm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01

the Chamberlain hose team when they
won the novelty free-for-aH at Sioux
Falls. and also when they took second
money in the free-forall at Pierre. At
Mitchell, Craft helped that team when
they won the Dakota championship; and
also did great work at the last Huron
tournament with the same team. He
also ran FindIev. of Chamberlain. this
fan. 100 yards for a $500 purse. He Is an
amateur, but open to challenges.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01

- results largest circulation
D~0 and most advantageous rates
0EAz arc given by the GLOBE, the
great Want medium.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01
WHAT 1T Is CALLED FOR.
The Impetuous Haste of Its Call
ers Brings Their Motives in
Question:.

The ImpetuOuS Haste OF Its CALI
ers Brings Their Motives in
Question.
Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Nov. 30.-The circular issued
by Gen. Ward, of Grand Folks, calling;
convention of the citizens of North
Dakota at jamestown Dec. 5, does not
seem to meet with the enthusiastic re-
spouse which the author, no doubt, an
ticipated. The question Of who gave
Ward authority to call the convention,
and of whom said convention is to be
composed and what they are to do when
they get there, remains unanswered,
and the consequent embarrassment is
of no small proportions. It is said,
there are lots of men who have just as
much authority to- ealla convention as
Mr.. Ward. and possess equal ability to
state what the convention is for and
who shall be the accredited delegates
The facts would seem to indicate llr7-
due haste among those who anticipated
bringing themselves quickly and prom,
inently before the incoming administTa-s
ton, it not being SO much a desire
for statehood as it is for Offices
AS the GLOBE has often intimated in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-01

one of the largest and most brilliant
dancing parties ever held in Aberdeen.
The press reception marked an era in
the history of the city, and has given
the Press club firmer footing and
larger popularity among the people of
Aberdeen.
THE GUESTS\
The following is q list of those in at
tendance: Mr.. and Mrs. t.. +. Diefen-
dorf. Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Holden. Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Hards, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Crofoat. Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Mcbride, Mi. and Mrs.
Ed. J. Miller, of Huron: Mr.. and Mrs.
0. S. Pendar. of Salem; Mr.. and Mrs. j..
III. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. W.2P. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wilmot, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bolles, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w.
Biele, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Shafer, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Goodies, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

The editor of the Record WAS at
BateSyiIla Monday where a vast as
sembly from four or five different
counties had met to hear the candir
dates for governor present theIr
claims to the people. The process
SONS, both democratic and union
labor, were very large, there being
about lOOO in each, The audience
was yariously estimated at from
$500 to 1000, and was thought to be
the largest crowd ever in the city,
Col. Eagle spoke first, occupying
the rostrum one hour, during which
time ne showed the good the demo
Gratis had done the state and the
evils of republican rule; explained
the tariff in all its bearings, contrast
ing the effects of protection. as ads
yocated by ms opponent, with the
roforms vouchSafcd to the country
by the Mills bill, The speaker WAS
Justify chccred, which showed that
the democracy Of Independence are
proud Of the standard bearer a"d
will roll up n handsome majority for
the state ticket on the Sd rroXlmo.
Mr. Norwood mado his usual
TRADE on the democratic party, cS-
pcciaIly treating the president to
large doses Of abuse founded On
ralschood and imagination. Several
whocIcrs, diSgustcd with the unwar-
rantcd attacks on Mr., Cleveland,
signihel their intention to return 10
the democratic fold.
Mrs. Eagle was on the ground and
hundreds Of the ''horny-handcd sons
of toll" got to grasp the hand
of the handsome wife Of the
next governor of Arkansas.
AT night torch light procession,
in company with the democratic gIre
club of BatcSyiIle, marched to Col.
Eaglc's hotel where several cams
paign songs were sung in first-cIasS
style, when Mr.. Eagle was called for
and responded in an able and
happy manner Other speakers were
called to the stand and made good
speeches with hearts full to over
flowing at the hattcring prospects
for democratic victory in md"pend>
'nce county, as we'll as u larger
majority for the democratic state
icket.
Col. Eagle stated that the demons
STATIONS Of the day and night
anything Of the kind be
rad met with since beginning the
'AnvaSS Of the state.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
a Pair OF Lies.

1t is notorious that, with the OK
ception Of Texas, there is not SIM
ole Son hrrn State in which NortL-
crn people seeking homes cam cX
prct to receive con>idrratc and ho&~
pitabIc treatment Globe Democrat
There is Just about as much truth
in the above as there is in the asscr~
ton that the Sharp County Record
is opposed to the advancement Of the
laboring people Of Sharp county,
In the language Of Sam f. Barnett,
Of Washington township, "thcre is
no foundation for such assertions >
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given, that the undci-
signed. Shcriil Of Shmp county, Arkansas,
will open and hold an election III sad
county, on . .
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3ri, 1883,
for .hc purpose of rlccting one Governor
one Secretary Of S'atc, one Auditor, one
Treasurer, one Commissioner If State
Lands. one superintendent of Public III
Struc.Ions. one Attorney General. one
Chief justice of the Supreme Court, one
Prosecuting Attorney fpr the Third Jddl-
cial Circuit, one Senator for the Second
District oi Arkansas one Representative,
one Judge if the County and Probate
Courts, one Clerk OF the Circuit Court. one
sheriff, one Treasurer, one Assessor, one
Surveyor, one Coroner aud two Justc $ OF
the Peace and one Constable for each town
sblp. and Also For License" or Against
License" also Pot" Of Against Cvnstitu-
tional Convention. Said election VIII be
opened AT OcucK i'll the morning OF said
day and closed at sunset, at tie /, LOVING
places, to wit:
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

The liquorlaw which permits these
wine dives in this state, is a form OF
protection which is doubtless an
abomination to the neighhorhoods
infected, 1t is now unlawful to sell
even hard cider any where IN tins
state where the three MILE law is in
vogue, but any galoot with a dccoc-
ton OF grape or berry juice and any
thing else he chooses to put in the
mixture, can open Young he'll any
'wher,s he pleases. ltseems that such
'hof%, would be but a blind behind
|whicl the liquor traffic in all its forms
|could he carried on. Therefore the
law that allows the free sale of native
wine Is protection to "blind tigers,
saloons, gambling denS, &c. So we
have high license and protection in
the liquor laws Of Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
ARE YOU GOING
70 KANSAS MISSOURI COLORADO, Ne
BRAsKA, OREGON, CALIFORNIA,

BRAsKA, OREGON, CALIFORNIA,
Or any point in the west or northwest? If
50 you will of cousse wish to be informed
as to the cheapest, shurtest and most
pleasant route You will wish to pur-
chase your ticket via 5he roue that will
subject you to no delays, and by which
through trains are run. Before yon start
you should provide yoursclf with map
oil the Gull Route (Aunoa, Cry, Spring
field & Memphis h. Il the only route
from the South to the West This line
runs its entire trains, with Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping Cars, ireS Reclining Chair
cars and elegant day coaches from Mem
phis to Kansas Ci'y saving many hours
time over anv otho routa.
For emigraats irom thcsouth to Oregon
Washington NJ the far west, this route is
especially de.irable, as holders f
emigrant tickets are by this rou;e carried
in frst-clags trains. Close connections
are made at Uoion Depot, Kansas City,
with overland routes, carrying free cmi
grant sleeping cars through Portland, O..
egon, Thus, passengers by this route
have but one change of cars, Memphis, to
Portland, Oregon. When you 90 west
you will saye time and money by purchas
ing your ticket via Memphis aud the Gulf
Route. Send for a large map of this
short route. Send for copy of the
Missouri and Kansas Farmer, an eight
page illustrated peper. giving full and re-
liable information in relation 10 those two
great states, mailed free. Address.
J. E. LOCKWOOD.
6. P. & I. A, Kansas City,
Or II. D. Ellis; Ticket A gent,
81 Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
Rule or Ruin.
The wheel elected Geo. Ma

ii The wheel elected Geo. Martin
nj ls'aator from independence and Stone
" ~ atics two years ago. Read this
eomplacem the Batosville Guard and see
the dark he appreciates the democratic
ieaCnet lay "H'i IS he received, without which he
t,,a 'si1l,odld never have been clccted
amber tiSaid Mr.. George Martin to sever
windowl Democrats few days ago, "We
had. Attend to Dust up tho Democratic
minated ty if it ruins the Government" !"
"oh' lGat is not pure anarchy and com
said Clara ism combined, what is it?
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

Politically the editor of the Re
cord is a democrat from birth, cllmat>
ic influence, and from principle Be-
lieying that democracy, and demo-
cratic principles, as promulgated Dy
the present administration, are tor
the best interest of the country we
arc for the democratic ticket from
Cleveland to Ed Boles, the good looks
inc candidate for constable Of Plney
Fork tOWnShip.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

The race war broke out afreSh
in Critcnden county last week and
resulted i'll a negro being mobbed-
hung to tree, and the end is said to
be out of sight in the dim fu-
turp
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
be delight
A Question

our +Ihat should be answered at once,
4 coul only for the satisfaction of the
d Mr.. oesyille Guard, which propounds
no.,' but for the information Of the in
i. ,1liigent people of Sharp county also
. If the Wheel is not apolitical or
ganization where does it get its au-
thority for boycotting y newspaper
for opposing the Republican Union
Labor ticket? Also this; is it true
or false that when person joins the
Wheel his religious and political
opinions shall not he cntrammeled?
The Guard pronounces it false.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

Randolph county has two large
and handsomely printed democratic
papers, the Herald and Free>Prcss.
They strike straight from the shout
der at the third party fraud, and have
not vet been boyootted.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
a Life lesson.

The great cure IS best Oh Wonderlul
truth, ,,,
A truth hard to learn IN the days OF our
youth; ,,,d
But at last it shines ont like the haha
on the wall a..
Reeds Chill Cure is acknowledged INC
greatest of all. III
One trial of this wonderful remedy Will
CONVINCE you there is a great trntn sI4'eo
IN rl,e above. For sale by r, Metcalt'
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

Eagle is as certain to be governor
of Arkansas as the great American
bird adorns the court Of arms of this
matchlcss nation. Norwood you ev~
er doubt it?
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

The pending issue has, beyond all
question, been reduced to a campaign
between the Democrats and Repub'
licans, The Union Labor party will
hcnceforth not pretend that the he
publicans are not running the ma
chine. Instead Of putting out a tlck'
ct they prefer to take Norwood with
whom to beat the Democrats OF Ar
kansas, and by endorsement Lave
made the Doctor the Republican nom
inee. Let our people open their eyes
and mediate a moment lest they vote
republican ticket unawarcs, Ihe
most of the Wheel Demands are
GOOD Democratic doctrine, but they
are rel, cted by RepublicanlSm, and
hence DR.. Norwood's failure to have
ANYTHING to say with reference to
them in his public speeches. Harris
burg Express.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
VdlniHg order.

II Sharp Cncult COURT
Fannie GuilJc, >! ,i2tH,
against
john GuIb0r, defendant.
The defendant. John Guib0r. is warned
to appear in this court within thirty DAYS
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
Fame GuibDc. JO-llUA WAN,
July T. 1888. Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

The election will be conducted by the
Judges of election appointed at the Juiy
term Sharp county coArb 1883.
GIVEN under my hand as sheriff of said
comfy tins 3gth day OF July, A. ID 1883.
GEORGE k. HALL,
sheriff.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

This paper Is sent you with the
request that You become a subscri
Der at once.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

,Jeople who are tretting about
circumstances. and who are fesr
f fare coming to want, understood
ae oath of the eternal God is in.
az in the fact that you are to hay,
q to eat and to wear.
e. ia: I remark that the religion Of
lChrist is the grandest Influence 70
n man contented. Indemnity against
hancial and spiritual harm! 1t Caw
lspirit, dwindles the earth into insig.
-lance, and swallows up the soul with
Thought of Heaven. 0 ye who have
an going about from place to place e1
cting to find in change of circumstanCe,
netting to give solace to the spirit |
YOU, this morning, to the warn.
.arted earnest, practical, common sense
Iioion of the Lord Jesus Christ. "nen
no neace, saith my God, for the wicked
ID as long as you continue in your sin
NJ will be miserable. Come to Christ
AXE Him your portion, and start ia
oayen. and you will be happy man
m will be a happy woman.
Vet, INV friends, notwithstanding al
,ese inducements to a spirit Of CONTEXT
,ent have to tell you this morning dA
,,man race Is divided into TWO classes
bose who scold and those who get scolta
he carpenter wants to be any thing butt
drrenter, and the mason any thing bu'
bsou. and the banker any thing OOti
hker, and the lawyer any thing Out'
A,ver and the minister any thing butt
oHister, and every body would be hapg
81 he were only somebody else Ia
itemone wants to be a sunhower all
, annie orchards throw down A9
blossoms because they are not tall ceda74
Wa the scow wants to be schooner, a'
aaI sloop would like to be sevenyl@
ainder, and parents have the worst GU ~
"I IN that ever were, and every body Y
az greatest misfortune, and every th'
hpside down, or going to be- An ?
ID lends, you never make any adVAs
Y rough such spirit as that You a
! bt fret yourself up; you may iret you
ISf down. Amid all this grating Of tod
trike this string of the GospelAa7
q ILLNESS with contentment IS gN
Y We brought nothing into the VOL
~ ft is very certain we can carry nu
81 Knit. having food and faiment S'
i fore be content" c.
IA US all remember, il we are CnTlsln
,sy%%Fi we are going after awhile wn'E,
s,r circumstances now, to have q
iess Il vacation. As in summer weput@0
4; 5.i,.ss,-,aud 20 down into the cool sea
s.s,zss we will put of 'nee !,
Sss ts, D flesh, and step into
- sSordan. We will look M- ANY,
- : Ss,slome place to lay down our weanla
& z Ss..s,he trees will say; " Come aua
i 5i.s,5er our shadow" and the =
vii say: Come and sleep in my o0s, Css
4 apa ~ \ Hswill say; "husn' .saa, Saa
!" ,M y" .u~adle hymn" ana sas, l.a
w .cN5e ocy US out to our lasIIs. \.
+" ",,1atnh ...,s,ome to ashes "a ana a,s's "
= ornoA : aaS'' and a lacSFasaT Gnilsar5
=, ea9 w * :, grave ave Thl.s1', migsty
~ noNSV NV declare; 4 sd
Y cHfe; he that beIsi
~&aS% r9lead, yet so. Y
another '''
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
An Epidemic.
A Violent Form Of Cholera Nor
bus at Belknap, Iowa, Pros
trates the Whole
Community.
Il Plain Statement of the Facts BY Leading
Merchant OfthG Tom.

Il ItdW DtdtemeRt OF the FdctS by q Leading
Merchant Ofthe Tom.
last summer we had an Epidemic
in this community in the form of
cholera morbus. Nearly every man,
woman and child was prostrated by
it, and it seemed to be very violent
form. We tired cve1y., medicine We
had or could find without rc11,f. "
then went to Ottumwa hd Blake,
Bruce & Co., wholesale IIrnkgists'
advised me to take homctb1mber.
I2m'a Collie, Cholera and ADiarrhea
Remedy, Ibid so and fJuted #. |
and it gave relief INN Rately, it |
worked like magic. l IoFed more
OF the remedy at once, sold it
during Che day at nv fe, and at
night at my home. i n as much
during the night as I d Curing the
day. The people hcrF not SAYS
enough in praise of nberlain's1
Collie, Cholera and Ihea Rene. !
A"Pp, Iowa Soid5T Ns'eaIf. ~
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
h--%--H

A vear>old child of Geo. Grady,
iyes near town, died Saturday
n I from the effects of an over
laudanum.
lohN -. .-,,...,-
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

s7 The table shows th9 result of the first ballot
the county convention held Kings mill last Saturday Full pros
ccednes may page Total county
sos as shown in for
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

arc born with facul I
,sbie almost of any e
Would carry us furth-
2 imagined; but Is ~~rr'
pl plose powers VIII
Nh in any thin p ".
affection. Locke.
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
LnG AN ANCESToH'

euefits and blessings u
supposed to confer upon Il
sirult to think Of alI
70 the honored indn
in than the glory ol vi
humorous honCrS ~. y,
81 ded as barren an unp
,( case of most Of tnen
foretaste in anti'lp
N has done, he nsS a',,s,, y
N Of actual acnIsr !.
joy the hope mOIs- \, 7
g;ome time his merlI =
due credit be given
4 ~ Sd
,,though his con.vu,r .sa n
| Of praise. In the e, u
er, the men VINO S'ld apsl n
they are founding as,I
sot to count y tlls llssisi sis 4
] Dgn can put an ina,s inai'l,
n eEnowlod:gss e s,3na that i n
N +, grave is filed darrp, y
c as the great,S,rrst l,Ssrst !
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

n admit possible. la whose
mech %9SSsla .enty Of pc ps0Pi' Z IN ibis
ii .IilJSa pst, + conjuring up ppscctive &c
III I'll yS % seicus. The 10y DSsgss as u
ssi snpn r.. iames are apP
HIS creations of ut
re d doubtless have been
'--ss iished could they have !
Il lat their alleged pre'su' sa
q Ike. Indeed, it is to 1e
Isus Isould have been keenls
. :. Ing remorse, because
AP / 50 far short Of the =
3 rperfection Of these shaa
Y bthat is one Of the comp.
~ down as balancing the
1nr no satisfaction in hel
lit is just as well a.
yehothing about it. Our a
US, and, lookee 2
orl - human being is even
~ an ancestor at all ~
larne to a Ggment OF the
4 Generation. Boston ~
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
MORNING

MORNING
Out of the dd
Borne at th|
Coneth fromI
Blossoms Il
Beauteo.i
Sheddet
Fragrant al
Thrilling
Cloudless T.
In stroke
Gloriou
Licth is
High ovt ef
Sitting n
Shineth We
Burnett (
Days I
Rich il
Into the bi'
Drifteth
In the ha2
HollOwj
O Hou
Linge
"Lengthef
O gloriol
Kissed b"
OF Lii
Feas
FalN
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02
\ comes to think q

IgeRFS Of an aHC0I' ,'o. NW .
TOUT Z endents maA', :. III
sSsasesi Ss5lsesi any way { Ous "Sory WI
passe- 1ere ID a uonit0Epp
DR. troop of progen'., .,s,
In this .'o1p p,i4+le more tD~
81 ssgo, iced eed' aln ancestors :, q ~ +
ipeen s, creations !, ~ ,hstst
n n IA ,hiOned tOd TO- iuii then tsI
sSSS9, H. 'psropEdiastsisa pdssis :. asP' P1pliI' )
Sharp County record., 1888-08-02

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-08
Emporium Of Fashion.

1 am now prepared to meet your de-
niands for Fall II Winter Clothicg. L
havo tho best selected stock of ciothirg
for mon, youths and boys, that you can
find in the city. The Goods arc correct
in style, mako and furnish, and also per-
feet in fit and will hold their shape as
long as the garment lasts. This stock
consist of Sack and Getaway Suits in
also Dingonals Worsted, Whip-cord,
The leading novelty is tho S~tripc-Chcvi-
OTIS in Sack and Getaways.
Dress Suits of Elegant material and
cut-in the most faslonable and perfect
fitting styles, in whip-cord and cork
screws Of imported goods.
Full Dress Suits with Dyke coats and
vest. A full line of these goods always
on han and L guarantee II perfect fit in
every instance.
A full line OF Gents furnishing Goods
Of every description, under wear, Gloves
Half-hose, Collars and Cuffs otc. A beau
iiful line Of Neck Wear of all colors and
styles.
In the Hat Stock you will find all the
leading styles. Tho DUNLAP SILK and
Stiff-hats also the Boston Self conform
ing stiff Hat, these makes L am solo
Agent for, and can only DO had at the
Emporium. Besides these other max
es of hats in n grent variety of styles
Silk, Cashmere, stiff and soft hats in ali
grades II prices. This is tho largest
stock OF hats l have cvor had, the pleas.
~Boyshowing to my patrons.
at this clothing stock S very attractive
Knees time, h assortment Is beautiful,
long pants snits from 4 to 10 years, and
tiles ant suits from ~ to Is years. DUAL
tiles arc good, and prices arc low.
Gents Fine Shoes In all the leading
styles makes, among them you will
find the Celebrated Bannister Shoe in
Congress, Laso and Button, you will sec
the Douglass Shoe for mon ut $500 and
Boys at $500, every pair guaranteed
When you visit the city / would bt
pleased to have you to call inspect this
immense stock. This is the only place
where you can see tho correct styles.
Respectfully,
Columbia s., C NJ. l.. KINARD
your inspection, where you will find the
correct styles, and class of goods rs Vol
Will find at the Emporium of Fashion
o will find this stock complete il
every respect, and for fit and make
these garments cannot be eXcellcd q.
they are manufactured expressly fol
me.
You will find n complete line OF Cont!
furnishing, and Hats of all styles an,
qualities, also Il handsome limo OF Shoes
in all the latest styles.
| am much pleased with my success.
for the past year with this store, and TO,
the confidence oftho citizens ofSpartan
burg and tho up country in my cndca
VorS to place before them q strictly frs
class clothing house and ut prices thu
cannot be eXcellcd by anyone. You viii
find no mixed stock here. Il have plnr
cd'Mr Erwin Twitty in charge of thi
house, where he will he pleased to Sc,
all his friends, and will take pleasure II
showing the new stock.
Respectfully, NJ, l., KINARD.
ERWIN TWITTY, Manager
Spartanburg S. G.