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TROY'S TEACUPS.
Pretty Women - Personals - TilIman
for rVice.Presidentt

| Pretty women - personals - I1llmRn
| for Vice.President.N
| Troy, q. G., Feb. 10, 1896.
| DIR. Latham is still very Ill at his home ir
Mrs. j. T. Solomons and children are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. DR.. Walter Outzs, at Elm.
wood, Edgefield county.
Sweet potato seed are very scarce. All have
| rotted.
leap years have come SO close together. One
young man says 1t is to give the girls two
chances, as 1t will be eight years before II
will come again.
Mr.. J. F. Wideman leaves for High. Springs
Florida, today in the interest of bis phosphate
beds.
Mai. ]. NJ. Dorn's family leave today for
their home at Dornvllle. However, the store
Miss Dene Carr, Miss Ella McKellar and
Miss Fannie Jay, three Of Green woods faireet
young ladies visited relatives her last week.
into Mr.. J. T. Franklin's house near town.
All are glad to hear OF Mr.. Richard HiR's
i'm provement. He is like ray of sunshine
wherever he goes.
Senator Tiiiman's pitchfork is the subjec.
of much comment. We are not much OF e.
politician, but In our humble opinion if he
has brass in proportion 10 braiDs he can run
the biggest locomotive from the mountains 70
the seaboard. Sufficient to say he has been
suggested as the next Vice-President. -
Messrs. NICK ellar, Goodwin and Watson, OF
eenwood, attended preaching here last Sab
bath.
MIR. and Mrs. r. H. Woodward. OF Millway,
lost their babe yesterday from measles. Two
more of their children are very sick. ~.
Rev. Jas. Boyce's talk here In the A. Il. r.
church In the Interest OF his Louisville church
We extend sympathy Mr. William Beau
ford and family In their great aff1ction. Lit
Tie John Thomson, their son, had his head
and neck broken by tree falling on him last
Friday. He was buried at Long Cane yester-
A pennsylvania special loaded with north.
ern tourists bound for Florida, passed through
here last week. They were in Pullman pal
Rev. i. w. Sloan has been invited by the
Charlotte church to preach for them next
send n him back. He speaks in the highest
terms of those good people.
Birth-To Mrs. w. X. Jay on the 7th-a
daughter. w
Court yesterday.
Our farmers are busy hauling fertilizers
every day. They must see cotton at better
price than 1t is now.
late Mr.. Judson Rogers, died at Harrisburg
last Thursday night. She has been constant
sufferer all her life, not knowing what we'll
dny was Sae was was sba
and atfectinate girl. She was deprived OF all
pleasure, but never seemed to think OF 1t as
any thing but right to be always SICK. Sne
was kindly cared for, ana was q pet with all.
She died at the home Of Mrs. Butler who took
as much care of her as II she were her child.
She was niece OF Mr.. j. S. Harris of our
town. She has father, mother; and many
loved ones in that Heavenly land where there
is no more pain, and sickness, but where Is
10y, and happiness, and q land of pure delight
where saints immortal reign. She was II
years OF age and was buried at Horeb church
last Friday in fine white casket, which was
itself symbolical of. purity. Rev. Il. W..
Sloan conducted the funeral services.
Nick