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ssM" Makes his Final Bow to his
Many Appreciattve Readers - A
Synopsis OF the News OF the
Woalx

ssM" Makes his Final Bow to hii
Many Appreciative Readers - A
Synopsis OF the News OF the
Week.
Mt. CARMEL, 8. c., SEPT. 2, 1889.
Mrs. W. R. Powell, after Short illness, quiet.
ly passed from earthto HEAVIER, about O'Clock
last Saturday morning, Aug. 3lst. Little
Charlie" vas about four years Iga OF age and hM
who knew him. He has now gone to join
that innumerable throng who "gather round
the great white throne" and sing praises day
nee dead Inst esS lie on the
golden strand Of the shores OF eternity. May
he be the guiding star that shall beckon faith.
er, mother, sisters, and brothers to that oeau,
tiful land, where there is mo night" and
where parting Is no more, is the earnest pray.
er OF the writer. The funeral services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. A. L. Patterson,
and his remains gently laid away m the Lo'
dimont Cemetery to await the resurrection
felt sympathies OF this community.
Miss Gladdis E. Boykin LEFT last Saturday
morning for Edgefield where she will likely
remain through the winter.
best and dearest Of friends must say "good.
bye" although 1t may be only for little
while.
ties, and leave genial and kind friends, be
forced to repeat the sad old word goodbye" /;
but although separated from new made
friends, he assures them they will ever have
forgotten: and he will ever remember the past
three years spent so happily ana g. pleasantly
az among the happiest and brightest days OF
his life. Goodbye, dear friends, one and all;
but will not say farewell, for we shall ever
"IS Mrs sn Tna hammond and children. with her
mother Mrs. Scott, are visiting friends and
relatives in this section.
'Tis sad TO part from those we love, but 'tis
a pleasant thought to know that We shall
Miss hurry arrived in Mt. Carmel last Sat-
urday morning to the delight OF many
frlepds She Wil perhaps spend Mnona1a tIe wHtef
DR.. James NJ. Carlton has been employed as
surgeon for this division by the Central Rail-
road Banking Company OF Georgia This Is
a compliment TO physician 90 young In
mended by DR.. Campbell, OF Augusta, besides
graduating with distinction in hisclass from
the Georgia University (Medical Department.
he having delivered the valedictory.
ing OF the corn already beginning to aprout,
but we hope this will not be to any extent.
Mt. Carmel is literally filled with Rautiml
and charming young ladies; We would sug,
Prof. Ferguson and family have returned
and school will open to-day. -,
soon move to Clifton In Spartanburg County,
and Mr.. Dallas and family will make their
home in Greenwood. Our town Will miss the
families moving away but we trust others
will come in
IN" is busy to-day packing up to return to
the home OF his childhood.
Services yesterday afternoon In the Prcaby.
terian Church, by Rev. ]. o. Lindsay, and
Sunday School in the Methodist Church; after
the exercises Superintendent Mcdonald re-
signed, and assistanant superintendent. A.
D. Smith takes the place until Conference
meets when a superintendent will be regular.
ly elected.
Messrs. BurchIand Alexander, two OF Elber.
toms handsme young men, visited our town
last week and were the guests OF Mrs, DR..
Carlton.