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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Ne es1 Application for a Psls
.u. s IAxDer..

70. S IAND er..
 freecott, Arizona. flsse.sI.. ..al NOTICE is horehy eivea tk.f ~ toFnry ir fact Tor the Ora p.ii. .|. o whoec poeioiiiee eddress e p, thus day hicd his arnllcatioa f'., 1I thirteen hundred ansi tAirse-ilVe If.',.. ot tho south Orc Belle min, .'. . sold and slvpT. with sarfaea ags.,,., ... ''.. \ ieAii teet in Vidsh. situated is district county of fayspai aud fs-.'''. E zQnA, and designafed bg the h.alld r.r'|.... Pi.tt on ne m this oi1ice as Iol M lot number a3 being descfibe.l d l,Ii'...s,' : beginning Af She initial uon = tle ioeati9n notice aEd marking lks s i. center ot claim sfhere sel a slalh .is,. ' inz ias e ia the ground aud 71s,-... F with mouad of sionl-s. Stana n,--f., Nc l same mon marks Sls1lh l',l Bouito Mining laim inf No fa rR No Iiger mining district hra N s. .ss Thence x l2 desf E 90 ft to Joe snl.1 .'7 2 |s < 2 No z un Siaie reck in plaea nl-.|.. 4 surfare isxi x1 e and hnfid rI,r,-, f I ' along side. cane rock is n,arI..I <, . t r S E cor Co 1fp Bonifo Mining i,i- s deg So min VI isa1 fcet to X P r- EE wherp | set a slate st0oe SlxSss I'- ground and surrounded sslna u.17 stoncs Stonn marked < B Nn tHfAliuH uittN tfs N et lrW If f@ M a2 deg M a0 ft Co location mon f.S ...l't of claim where l set siale stne's '.'... ft in ground and boiid mound .f ..'=s7'<s higsi oB $ side of marked sione. Ss.S 8 B No ttG ft Co S W cor Of clam. .T|..' siato stone 1lxitxl2 Ina 1 e ia rr1n.I 5. rounded same with mound ~ 1-s marked s Q No ! No ioeafIea -'t 'Thenco N deg 3o ulin q lals a l9 i...'. and Co stone marked O 8 No fs,<s Orc Bonito Mining Claim ulrrs < ', stone i6xifxi2 ina ft in groand. &.s'. S B ko6. An x cut ia ths E lac ..i 1 is ft high hy 10 e long isrs N ,s ..'.I. Thence s 92 deg E Se e to lniilai n'.s No piacs of haeinning.
 Magnetic sSriation li aae uis f... i6.eS acFes-
 Inc location Of this mins is rses.,'I k,cor1er's office 0f fresrdtt in minas, af papes az8 and 5af 1es ,'i sons claiming sd3oraely alr Z said South Ora Belle mine or snr..'. are required to Ste their alirefss a.1'-. Register of the United Sfafea fIz.5 i. Prescott. la the County of lssau6 ,.'.. ritory, during the sixty dayss 1ir|..l 'I, ton hereof. or they will he band of Che provisions of the stafnte.
 J. C. MAKT7E kl
 Ia4tlo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
Verde Mining District.
 fayapai County, Arizona,

Verde Mining District.
 Iayapai County, Arizona,
 January 24, 1858. To kashford & Bumistes and other Un- known Owners;
 You are hereby notified that, as co-oWner, | have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon each of the following described mining claims Co wit; The Copper Chief and the Wonder ful and upon tke Silver Springs mill site, ali located in the Verde mining district. Yaya- pal county, Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section zss4. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1Sg3; and if within 80 days after the service of this notice by pub iicati0n you fail or refuse tocOntribute your proportion of such expenditure as ce-Owners your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Sec ton Ziz9. JOHN DUKE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
Black Hills Mining District. e fayapai County, ArizOne.
 Fabr1iarv I 1ssr(

EEl7IUlIEN L1 I1s77. To Andy Kozik, his Heirs or Legal Repre- sentatives;
 You are hereby notified that, as co- owners, we have expended one hundred fl0C) dollars in labor and improvements upon the following described mining claim, the ORo GRANDA, situate in Black Hills mining district, Yavapai county Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec ton &s2i, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount reqCired to hold the same for the year 1872; and if within % days from tho service of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-0wner your in terest in said claim will become the prop erty of the subscribers nnder said Section 2334. JOSEPH c. GREMINGER. f7-9o J. W. ARCHIBALD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
RnnL Inst-

The party who borrowed a book entitled Leading Cases" by Lewis, from the United States Land office, is requested to return the same. Any one knowingof the whereabouts of said book will confer a favor by notifying the register of the land office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Application for a Pau
u. H LANnn nn.

q. n. LAND lTI.
 Prescott. Ariz0na. Dscoust..'' NOTICE is horehy given thai V X i,.1 ~ torney in fact Tor the Ora HaI's n i' pany. who's, postoiiiee aliLlrese is h..ts has thi. day iiiesl his application s1r a5s fsfteen hundred liNool linear fen a E@gfe mine CT vein. hs,t. <. and silver. with surface rsorsf .' dres1 ibl0a feel in width. sifaaiad 1 { mining district conntY of fassnai ss| .. ot Arizona. and desiEnatcd hy tis f,' official plat oa hle ih this office as E5, 5L Said lot number A being dasFits owe, to wit; E.
 Beginning at the initial lnan. --.. ..'. location notice and marking lhs aI'.| ter of claim where sef a sYenlis sl... ins. fi ia the eTound and safrunr|sf - mound of stoues. Stone mAfka|t | E Y. No. I. An oak 70 in. 1ia, brs Sni4 ft. A pine ins dia hfs \ e3 dH4N blaxed and marked M G EAsfH Min Mon No hrs N 5 deg E 1k4H 4. ss deg 2 min q so ft Co paint uhels 2. Al stone 2txSx6 ins ft in fhe ground e. -'.. de,i same with mound of etunaa Hts I : kali q E No 2. An Oak ins dis lzI 2 I s6 fi. Tree biazed ani marknd 6 70 Original iocAtion mon nrs \ ef 41 Ihence s deg d6 mn VI lQ15 c fln.. anu ~ Li AstHN Al "a A ltANl NltILU H' t| stone 3ixi2xs ins ft in the Erouni s s { tied same with mound of stones. 9l4 kexi C E No 8. A Pine l6 ine dia ln min K sS ft. Tree biszed and Eiz7in B q Original location Mon hrs . Thence N ss deg [ min W SO ft tot of claim where 1 set a granite zlsnt q t i it in the groRnd and siIQrFounas IN, mound of stones. Stone narka1 t Nk Original location mon brs s def M na GO ft Co point whore l sei Flzl,e t2x6 ins tt in the ground and E1eE14 H with moanu of stoues. stone lsUIltE B Original location mon hfs < f Thence I deg ss min F 64S e ln rad E and W S N ilt0 ft to ioc mon Wsflf 1 N&.. stone isxl6xt ins fi in the zro1nd gl |. ded same with mound of stones. Sec ked e E No 0. An Ciak co ins ds nls s.+ c ts ft- Tree hlazed and mafket 6 z Thence s sd deg min E 2o5 e Co 'l4a<'l 1 W \ W 80 fi Co initiAi mon and sec 7E No 1 and place sd beEinninr &
 Magnetic variation 10 deg S min. [ .f N de acres
 The location of this mine is sc1A k| necor,ieF' 's otfcsi of t,rt scoif. in k.Rk mines. af pages tts and 3ii. #t Any and all persons claiming 4t portion If said Grey Eagle nineaf sll'll.||. r are rPqained @ 1le their adverse es=1I Register of the United Slates lA-s Prescott. in tse TeEritogy ol ArizezE .' sixty days period of publication ielst will he barred lss virtue ol the prI... '. '.' statute q q. MAk1i1 4s...'
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
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Cold Mines For Sale.

4 group of five mines for sale on reasonable terms, near Walnut Grove. For further information ad- dress S. J. Hodgdon, Walnut Grove, Ariz. f23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
I'Ilill dlu Ss.z Application fora Pate oyls, ]
10. & LAND 0El

U. & EANn 0Ei .fs-i.
 Prescott Ari1ana, Dstel1l.f
 NOTICE is hereby given that '. \. el 1sp, hs ,h.. la lsss ,,, sof ss .eS .s sla s isT . has this day filed his apfliceiieN ipr 1Irp CT. twelve hEndred ii290i hnesf 4Af Mi Ash Spring mine or zen, o.Itlk ef'-i S'' sllver, wiif> surfacegfound slz au.A'sl la pQR ! in width. ssSnstef in the Tisef minzf l' r' -. County of fayafai and IeFrls'<3 q ~. ]. .,,s cesignstesiSy the Bold notes An.l aalA hle sn this etflce as Lot ssAunh.[ - t,arua- number 8 seing described zs hollow.
 Beginning at the initial mea s. .'.o~O the location notice and uiarka4 A ter Of claim. The corner Dei4x
 ins dia which bkazcd and uiarkee eA EnN INA s NoI B T and baild mod1f VI base of said tree A Juniper ls M a deg W 6 ft. An Oak z ins dle htst
 Ss ft 1rges hlazed and marked .ta ra< BT. J < Min. non No brs \ ia iaf q. ~ \ Sssr, e. Ash spring hrs N II ds's ss Al Thence 6s des Ss min E ~ it to | set q granite stone 9sxfzxe ln< le Qroand and surrounded same wa 1I&FlN1s Stones. Stone is marked A S No NDCA inc dia brs < 6l deg E lS ft.. Ife
 marked \ No b k os,saSS~.s D s, A VI s 1s0o ft Ia, rs,int Wher,, l ct slate x5 ins | ft in tho ground and snlso with mound of stenes. Stone ss nzfs & Pine ins tila brs 10 'ees hlazed and marked "A \ Nos rL R location mon hrs - deg at tt kA ,,s,< w SO ft to location mon maskin< Ae Ter of claim whcrs | set siaie si.Ht ins 1 ft in rronnd and HfrlQal.u mound of stones St6ne is marked ~ n Joniper 50 ins diA brs \ lS des 4H et SlaEef and mxrked A No 8n fA3 ft to a soipf where markei \ e HN si,.ts ledge cropping abose san- S tfk hirh by 70 C sauAr
 -,:iN X mark A No a1d .s ssf narls build mound es t1elora... Oak 4o iiss dlA brs H % fL tabl 'Frea ala7d and marked 1. <Fnif fr, Origina location monument M ss.ss .. a ,s ISfls O. feef. Thence si ces z, ma " ,.se .- s,' tt w. H. ton mo Esinent, where ~. 2 s,-s- -. .wifb monTAd of stones. Stone h
 N". a A jiieait.er 90 inchea dia neeltt Ak Sl feet 1its. hlazed and fnarkftl A e - r. Mouumc,at Ia stone ulerket x |ItiupaI marking NE etArnoF to drsy Ea<.c t ,Assas Sf deg S0 min W SfH fast Thence 9 slu Feet Co initial n,ouumen1, Ana st No, l, place of hes Sinning Side Pll Magnetic vsTiaticls n tas mn Inss and iG.aS acres. 4 WnFk The location of thisA nina is rsaas. sod ueD 6 'orter's office Of Pres t,sf ia hlek S&t' { pages SIS and Sl&. ALlAM lt Ans and all perSons ck,.;,,,,,s .fs'sill illIt .ioa Of salsi Ash Sprin, Sn,;oe al aei.4 n TT .re required Co hie their &-.irerat tz4e Ff U Register of the United tzlslss btlt Prescott. in tho county Of a111sz sf IIsss fsta, ory, daring the sixtS days t..rl q = ' '- -A.A hereof, or they will he bard H provisions ol the statute. e1fa A
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Arizonan

And everyone interested in Arizona should see that he has Il copy of the WORLDS FAIR EDITION OF TIE ARIZONA GAZETTE This publication of which will be issued 100000 copies, will em- brace a comprehensive de scription of the entire ter ritory, taken by counties. Ne section or industry will be neglected. The mineral resources and the scenic attractions of the North will be especially well presented. Order your papers now to ensure prompt delivery. Adyer- tisers will find this publi- cation a most effective me dium for reaching people at large.
 Price per copy 10 cents. Advertising rates fur nished on application.
 Address all orders to THE ARIZONA GAZETTE, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture, HassRyampa Mining District, lavapai Souf ty, Arizona.
 Februsrv Q fsqS
To WILLIAM DuNLAP, His Heirs or
 Legal Representatives

Ton are hsrely notified that, as co-osner have expended one handred dollars in labor and improvements upon the following described min ing clnim to wit: The John Burns located in Arizona territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 25a4. Revised stAtutes 0f tho United States. being the afaoant required Co hold the same for the year 1Sse and if within % days after the service of thls nette hy publication, yon fail refuse to cottribuie yt,nr proportion of such expenditure As ca-owntc. your interest la said claim will Income the propt ertyo the subscriber under said Section sSal.
 fI5-n w. w. VANDERBILT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
Notice of Forfeiture.
Hassayampa Mining District, Navapai County, Arizona Territory
 January |. iS.3.


 January [. lss1. To CHARLES ScorEL:
 You are hereby notified tbat. as eo-owners, we have expended one hundred dollars in iaber and improvements upon each of tho following de- scrihsd mining claims. to wit: The ..Feneksa'' and ''Bneno Vista" located in the dassayampA mining district. layapai county, Arizona terri tory tn ortier Co hold said promises under the the United States. being the amount roqUird Co hold the same for the yt0r iss3; and 1T within U days after the service of this notice by puhiica- ton you fail refuse Contri bute your propor- ton of such expendt urc as So-ownef. your inter est in said claim will become the property uf the subscribers, under said Section 23li, Payment can be made at the store of Joseph Dougherty. Prescott, Arizona.
 FERDINAND SCOIEI. aiS-00 JOHN W. DOuGHEl.fI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
HEve yOH Tried our Factory Creamery

We recommend it the most per feet article for table use. It stands squarely on its own merits and does not pretend to initiate butter. but challenges comparison. For sale by The Bashford Burmister Go. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
RANCH FOR SALE l.

Ranohs secafed one-quarter of niila east of Prescott Cabin tsxIs feet good well Of 4asssr some trnis trees aad tsncing Contains ieg Apply to W H BILLISas, Prescott sAFia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

II B No. 36, introduced by Rielly, an act to divide the territory into four judicial districts. Fisrt, Co., chise and Graham counties, court at Tombstone; second Pima, Final, Gila, court at Tucson; third, Mar icopa and Yuma, court at Phenix; fourth, Mohave. Yavapai, Coconino, Apache, court at Prescott. It was read and referred to judiciary com mittee.
 H B No. P, by Burke, reported favorably by the judiciary commit tee, repeating the license tax on billiard and pool tables was read second time and under suspension of rules and was passed by all yot- ing aye except Mehan, Rielly, Mar shall and Hurley, absent. -..
 Fl B No. ?. by Ross, reported fayorablv by the judiciary commit tea and proyiding for the taxing of cattle and horses on the range was resd third time and on motion of PaL,r was laid over one day.
 IT B. No. :, by Graham, reported fayorably by irrigation committee and providing for maximum price of Sf.25 per acre for irrigating was on the motion of Brewster laid on the table by Q vote l3 to II.
 HB No. 10, by Graham, reported favorably by irrigating committee, 10 compel the canal operators to keep the banks clear of burs. etc. was read the third time, and passed by all voting aye except Gray and LeatheTwood.
 Il B No, IS, by Graham, reported
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
List of Letters

Remaining in the Prescott, Arizoua postoffice Feb. p, 1893:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

kkE N. HIl,E ( <noA 1J40
 Ain ef snr aa Aid
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-01
IerisIntirc neinrs.

From our Phenix exchanges the following report of our legislature is obtained:
 While both houses of the legisla- ture seems to be at work actively, there Is very little being done that is of general interest to the public The usual amount of visionary leg lstion is being attempted, resulting in a number of bills being smoth- cred in committees. From our PheniX exchanges the following is gleaned, which is the most inn portant business transacted during two sessions on Monday:
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Honea Path,
Hot, dry and dusty.

Hot, dry and dusty.
Another good rain would liven things
up just now, as the ground Is getting
hard.
We forgot to mention tho visit of
Messrs. J. J. lIattison and w. S. Brock
last week. Occasionally we fail to make
note of things that help to fill up space.
The Rev. J. a. Wilson, ofSeneca, drop
ped in on Thursday to visit his congrega-
tion. His sermon on benevolence last
Sabbath was good sermon in the right
place.
Mr.. C. Z. Harper arrived from Balti-
more Saturday. Little Fannie will soon
be walking as straight as any Of the little
children. She stood the operation we'll.
Miss Sallie Adams, of whom we have
spoken before as being such an industri
Gus and self-supporting farmer, istrump-
ed at last with the grass. She says she
can neither eat nor sleep, but vows she
will get rid of it, if it takes until August.
Little Wayne Donald Is expected home
from Cedar Springs, Spartanbu 3 Coun-.
ty, Thursday, where he is attending
school. Though deprived of sight, he
well knows the voice Of mother and
father together with the surroundings of
home, and his vacation will be all the
more enjoyable.
Socially speaking we are quite Gull.
We need a revival along this line as we'll
as many other lines.
We not do belieyein writing fiction, or
anything of the kind, but here Is queer
coincident, however doubtful it may
seem, is true: Berry Armstrong, whom
we mentioned last year as an old darkey
who had passed through the queer freak
of being transformed from his youthful
color-deep black-within the last few
years to that of white, has connected with
his life little romance, as follows: He
belonged to Mr.. - Armstrong, was
raised on the headwaters Of Little River.
There also lived q dusky maid to whom
he became very much attached, and as
they grew to the estate ofman and womaa-
hood they were united in marriage in the
year 1916. They lived happily together
for three years, when they were separated
and sold by slave-dealels. They CORES
ponded for year or more, but finally
lost sight of each other. Berry then mar
ried again and raised a family of thirteen
children. His wife (Mrs. Armstrong No.
q died month ago. He at once pro-
ceeded to hunt Mrs. Armstrong No. l.
His effort was crowned with success. He
found her at Seneca City yesterday, and
they came home on bridal tour, after
being married forty seven years. Uncle
Berry says, "De Lawd revealed to him
de fac dat she wus still a-libben. and his
duty wus to find her," Old Marion ex-
tended all the courtesies necessary upon
their arrival at the depot.
The question of the graded school
comes up again Saturday evening. We
promise to note its progress. AS was
expected, opposition is strong against it.
Mrs. II. E. Watkins is still very sick.
DR.. Wilson brought his mother down
from. Williamson last Saturday. She
spent day or so with her sister, Mrs.
L. K. Shirley.
Messrs. G. E. Harper and J. v. Kay, as
usual, are doing the threshing for this
community. They started out Monday
morning. b.
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Reunion of Company "F."

The annual reunion of Company "F,"
24th S. C. ", will be held at Carswell
Institute on the 10th July next.
The committee Of arrangements. viz :
J. T. Hanna, L. M. Hall, J. w. McPhail,
j. P. Tucker and J. o. McAdams, will
meet at Carswell Institute on Saturday,
1st day of July, ut 2 p. M, to make prep
arations for the meeting of the Survivors.
The committee on invitations, viz /:
r. p. Clinkscales, G. S. Beatty and J. B..
Leverett, will meet at Anderson c. H.,
on Saturday, 1st July, to invite speakers
for the occasion,
z I,EVERETT Sec
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Col. L. j. Alfred writes:

lam in my seventy.third year, and 70,
fifty years have been great sufferer
from indigestion, constipation and bill.
iousness. I have tried all the remedies
advertised for these diseases and got nc
permanent relief. About one year ago,
the disease assuming more severe and
dangerous form, I became very weak end
lost flesh rapidly. I commenced using
Dr.. H. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. / gained
twelve pounds in three months. My
strength and health. my appetite and my
I feel as young and vigorous as ever did
in my life. L. j. ALFRED.
Door keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol Atlanta, Ga, Aug. s, 1891.
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Sunday School Institute.

BRUNO, S. c., June q, 1903.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please give notice that
the Saluda Baptist Sunday School Insti.
tute will meet with Lebanon Church on
July 11th and 18th. ALI brethren who
expect to attend by rail will be met at the
depot if they will notify us where to meet
them. Denver Is our nearest station.
Ample preparations will be made to
entertain all who will come. We hope
to have q full meeting.
DR. j. q. DUcKwoRTH,
II. T. WAKEFIELD,
Committee,
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A Mothers Raport,

Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from Spring
Place, Ga. For many years have been
great sufferer from Indigestion, sick
headache and nervous prostration. I tried
many remedies. but got no permanent re-
lief until I used DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir. am now in better health than
for many years. My daughter has been
subject 10 chiIls and fever from her in.
fancy. I could get nothing to relieve her !;
the Lemon Elixir has restored her to per-
feet health.
Sold by Druggists, SOC. and $l.O0 per
bottle. Prepared by DR.. 81. Motley, Al
lanta. Ga.
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Attention, Veterans.

On Saturday afternoon, July 9Th. at 2
o'clock, meeting of old soldiers will be
held at Cooks for the purpose of organ
izing Camp of the United Confederate
Veterans. All old soldiers are cordially
invited to attend. The objects, benefits,
etc., Of the Camp will be explained at the
meeting. r. P. CLINKsCALEs.
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A Correction.

In making my report I charged or
r. E. Parker's account $l07. 10 which
ought to have been charged to B. G. Mar
tin, on County Commissioners account
Respectfully,
j. M. PAYNE, Co. Treas.
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.ldnr rsu,I gntsllioe,,ter
LOCAI SNEWS
Next Monday Is salesday.

EDNEsDAY, ,JUNE2s, 1888.
Next Monday is salesday.
Col. R. 3. Mason. Of Westminster, spent
s Monday In the city.
The drummers report business at a
standstiil every where.
The soda water fountains of the city are
doing . lively business.
The school boys and girls are enjoying.
their vacation with relish.
Several of our citizens contemplate.sis
siting Clemson College on the opening day,
July 9Th.
sss Mss. j. p shahnon, Of Greenville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR. ]. 9. Harris,
SIN the city.
The GA. Reed Music Houss has new
advertisement ID another column. Read
II carefully.
The first waterraelons were brought to
s Sthes city last week. They came from
Southwest Georgia.
The Dispensary Law will GO into effect
ne1tsaturdsy. and Anderson will then be
prohibit town.
The early peaches remind one OFFS hyp.
Z: ocrite good on the outside, but sour and
s. tough on the inside. s.:
Miss Fannie May Carwile, one Of
wberry's popular young ladies. Is Walt;
Ing relatives in The city.
Rev q. ]. Watson, Of the Methedist
Church lelt last week to spend a few
Il weeks In the mountains.
That man Mino:s, of the Ton Cent Store;
has something to Say to you in another
column. Be sure to read.
Cole .. Blease. Esq: Of. II NeWberry, and
P. Carey, of Pickens. are attending
Court In The city this week:
Misses Matte Belle and Emma CLARK
IS ara at home on weeks vacation from
Is Cooper Limestone Institute.
=, u. , :, ;..4
:, ~. s o.. psvu, ~ 3 g!Ayily,
Z =. ), s1sas sne ,a.n!.y = shoS uucie,
s - lsss1lS, - snis cisy'
change II the schedule Of the Sea-
sssp AI itlne wy; ;.laas 9 $1eH Gays ago.
q s'ss acnsuuls = snosnes oolu
noisy crowd Of boys and girls were
eDjoy ying 8 moonligh ride through por-
s. tionso the city q few nights ago.
Clemson College win open on Friday Of
next week. There will be nearly i've
hundred students in attendance.
~,
hf;ss s.'... -. ~ g
=. = W.
Miss Maggie Hndee;ns and Miss Lon
lfcaee. of Honea Path, ara in the city the
4 quests 81 their Yfiiand Mis-; s1a Wbitf,,lfi
: fSkfna 0HAIlh hYNA sNnrupfnd X NJ HYy1SeS-
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