The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1894-05-16
Innman Items.

Innman Items.
Mrs. b. F. Bush, living near here,
gave a dinner on Sunday, May 9th,
complimentary to her son, Cleavy, 1t
being his 18th birthday. In attendance
were Jas. Il. Brock and family, Jas j.
White and family, John McElrath and
family, W. B. Kincaid and Jas. H. Bal.
longer. All report very pleasant time
and an excellent dinner. for which Mrs.
Bush Is noted.
On May the 10th the voters OF this
school district will vote on levyfng q
special tax OF four mills for the pur-
pose OF establishing permanently q
Graded School at this place.
The Methodist Sunday school met for
the list time on Sunday last with As
scholars in attendance. ]. P. LEONARD
va: superiattn . 1t in charge.
A subscription list has been circula-
ted on our streets for the purpose
of securing stock holders In the
prc cposed Telephone line from Spartan
burg to Landrum, via lnnman and
Campubello. Only a few shares yet
have been taken at this place.
s. NJ. Ballenger one Of our snterpEis-
ing merchants has just returned fnp q
pleasure trip to CLASSY mountain and
vicinity. He reports delightful time.
U.G. Station has gone to Pacolett for
the purpose OF teaching q writing
school. Some of our young people are
anxious for his return.
Prof. T. ]. Brock went to Henderson,
vile. n. G., last Friday for the pur-
pose of visiting his old home. He. re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. G. A. johnson visited her son,
J. E. johnson, OF this place lfst Sun
day.
Cap. ]. Fl. Curry, of Hsndersonville,
spent the night In our city on official
business. He is connected with the
r & D.
Miss Fannie B 'llenger, OF Greenville
county is spending the week In our
town visiting her brothers, who are
we'll known merchants Of this place.
Mr.. Geo. Roystoa has had very re
we're attack OF paralysis, but II now
| convalescing. This is his second at
| tack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mcdowell and thell
daughter, Miss Linnie, OF New Pros.
pect, visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 9. Winge
| this week.
J.s. Wingo, ] Il. Ballenger. Jee. E
johnson and w. w. Dill made bust
ness trip to your city this week.
Little Bascoe, infant son Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. 8. Ekard, has been quite sich
but is now oonvalescing.
Prof. T. j. Brock 10 spending q few
days on North Pacolet. 1t Ia . nattel
Of conjecture as to whether 1t is busi
ness or pleasure trip.
8. 6. Ballenger, d 8. Ktncaid, A. F
Ballenger, Dr.. ]. B. Gibson, Miss Delli
Bush and Mrs. Ella Early went a. dele
gates to the District Lodge, u. o
q. T." at Boiling Springs to day
The heaviest rain OF tho season fell
here last night. The ground is thor
oughly soaked this morning and th'
farmers are all in the best Of spirits o
| 1t was general throughout this. part o
tn. county. We have he}s blset viii
rains this. seasSn and ptseS6b
I good ssSS ~ss aeveT bssssk -
son OF the Ysaf.
The Richmond and Dsnvilie bsope
have complet.d q new trestle scros
Lawson's fork near Camptop; and nov
have on sidings between Campton ant
Campobello Gears OF heavy steel rail-
and the gap between those two place
will be completed as track laying 10 t
commence in few days, giving them
no. 1 track from Spsrtanburg to Ash
Vile.
| We all rejoice at the decision OF tn
| Supreme Conrt giving MS prohibitio
throughout the State, Nov We hop
to see some good loyal man come on
| for Governor on the prohibition ticke
and Inman will pledge him . heart
support, a; d We hope that our presen
| Governor will te IS jealous In havin
+b;S Ia w enforced as he was 10 enfurc
ing his dispensary law:
Il j. B. Atkinson, or Bud Atkins
as he ia known here. on which Dir. lie
performed such o wonderful cure" o.
the 5th inst. an account OF which al
peared in the Spartan of the sh, wa
raised only a few miles from thb plae
and his arm being paralyzed andunab abl
to use 1t, was something new to the pet
ple that have always known him: j. 4
Brook, J. z, Dill. J. h, Bsllinser, mel
chants Of this place, and J. n Caldwe
. merchant at Campobs llo, have bill sol
J him goods and furnished him supple
! from time to time for years and hav
been acquainted with him all bis liz
I'M. V. Gowan a well know citizen hs
lived near by him for 43 years, and nor
OF them ever knew Of his paralysis. d
; has always been able to do ~ore wor
, than he was willing to do. Two OF b
closest neighbors. one being a cousin
bis, eat dinner with him only q few day
before the "cure" was made ahd tol
your correspondent that be was alta
use one hand and arm - weh 90 eh
. | the other, and as for him being serlpp
| 1t was a'' |" '"A' = *
u IL Is q striking commentary enaove'
, nor Tillman's public speeches tLat
, should be considered worthy ofapect'
remark that in bis r ,ck Hill addFss
! the laying OF tha corner stone Of tn
girls college he used DC Language thu
was in appropriate to the accession
The Governor should make q pote
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