The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, 1897-09-22
Reidville Dots.

1es. sir" said tile man In the cell,
"time was whom was admitted to tho
very best houses " "And what brought
you here?" "They caught mo coming
out"
Our people took very little interest In
tho second primary.
seat on Wednesday. He reports little
political enthusiasm. The citizens are
all, with very few exceptions, husily
engaged In trying to make ends meet.
Mits Stella Cannon, who has been
rather sick for ten days, is, we are very
glad to know, improving.
Rev. w. L. Boegs, the Presbyterian
Evangelist Of Enoree Presby terry, was
In our town last Saturday. He preached
here In the Presbyterian church TO a
large audience, on Sunday.
A boy never stops to think what pos
sibilities are buttoned beneath his
ragged jacket uutil he eats a few green
apples.
Mr.. Nightingale. agent Of the Frank
lin Publishing company, spent Monday
night in our burg.
y
B. Morgan, two charming young ladies
ffom Americus, Ga, spe ut the summer
fxith Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID. Brandenburg.
Trhey left for home on Tuesday. They
have been quite an addition to our
town and will be greatly missed.
Messrs. j II. Wood, II. M. Leonard,
ADD d. Balharrle Simpson intend TAX
log in Gov. Taylor's lecture. "The Fid-
die and Bow" at Greenville, on Thurs
day, 23rd instsnt. They would not
miss it for money. 1t is worth going a
thousand miles to hear and paying an
admission fee Of ten dollars when you
get there. Our Bob has no equal; In
fact, no one approaches him.
The size Of a M ans bank account has
nothing to do with his fitness for
heaven.
The Rev. B. Palmer Reid, OF pendle-
ton, s. c., one of the leading Iuinis ers
of the Southern Presbyterian church,
is spending this week with his parents.
he was some what sick a week or two
ago, but has completely recovered.
ID. Balharrie Simpson, president Of
the Female College here, addressed q
very large audience in the Presb y to-
rian church at Greers on Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Coker, of Laurens county, spent
the early part of last week In our baiii-
wick.
1t WIS a church gathering, and they
had met to say fare we'll to a missionary
and his wife. A laymsn was. asked to
pray, and he began in this wise: 20
Lord, who carest both for man aud
beast, take care, We beseech Thee, of
our dear Brother and his wife,"
The enrolment of the Female Col
l.ge and the Male High School are In
creasing every day, and the outlook for
these schools Is better than 1t has been
for many years. They are now on a
solid founda ton, and an education sec
ond to none is guaranteed at prices
lower than are given anywhere else.
Don't get the notion that You are the
greatest person in Casoiina. There are
plenty Of other people who are just "a
small as you are.
The sessions of the Presby terian
churches of Greers. Woodruff, Moore,
and Beeca met the session OF the Anti
och Presbyterian church at ReidvIlle
on Sunday, for the purpose of making
arrangements for the calling of pas
tor. These churches are now vacant
owing to the resignation OF the Rev.
W. L. Boggs, who has become the
Presbyterial Evangelist OF Enoree
Presbytery.
Our schools are always open to visi-
tors and especially to our patrons. but
d Balbarrie 8 mpson, president OF the
Female College, calls the atten'ion IN Of
parents and guardians to the fact. thu
the last Thursday and Friday OF each
month are Public Days." when they
are earnestly requested to attend and