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BEGINNING TO "sEE" MILLER.
Reports of Persons Who Have Encountered
the Missing Syndicate" Man.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 27.-Paul ]. Mans. Ia.
Dor editor OF the Chicago Times. Herald
who is here. says that he saw Will
liam F. Miller. promoter Of the Frank
lin Syndicate" on Maple Leaf train
last Saturday. Mas says that Miller talked
freely and said that his receipts were fulv
$4,000 day. He Ia quoted az saying: *
years for him TO die" "'''
for Vera Cruz. ""' 'ouHu
Boston. Nov. 27.-James Dempsey OF Cbar,es-
town. who invested some money in the Franp
lin Syndicate, says he saw Miller In Charies-
town yesterday afternoon. He was walking
was Miller came hurriedly out of the WayerieS
House and got on lynn car outward bound
Later another man. whose description nm awars
that OF the mysterious J.. Powers, MiIIor'a
agent. came out of the Wayerley House
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PHILIPpISEs NiTiL STATION.
Admiral Dewey and the Commission Favor
Subig Ray.

WASHINGTON. Nov 27.-Secretary Long and
Admiral Dewey had conference by aproint-
ment AT tho Navy Department to-day about the
establishment OF permanent naval station In
tho Philippines While there IL fairly good
station at Cavite. that place is obiectionab In
some respects as naval base from which
United States feet could operate in the
to get the views OF the Admiral ON
the subject The Admiral explained
that CavIte was good enough for all present
purposes, but h. thought that Subig Bav. sixty
miles from Manila waR far better suited for
the needs OF the navy, as that place has natural
advantages which Cavit,i has not. The Score
tary was told by tho Admiral that the report OF
the Philippines Comm MISSION. now In course OF
preparation. would deal with the establish
m-nt NJ naval station and would favor Subig
Bay. IL wns agreed by tho Secretary and the
Admiral that Cavith would serve for the time
being. Meanwhile the matter will be laid
before Congress. whose action will be re-
1uIrcd to establish permanent station.
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NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
Admiral Farquhar Has Permission To Go
Winter Cruise In

Admiral farQuhar Has Permission to Go -
Winter Cruise to the West Indies.
WARRINGTON. Nov 27.-Rear Admiral Nor
man II. Farquhar. the comman 4 Ter in chief Of
the North Atlantic naval station. had Q Dor.
sonal interview with Secretary Long to-day
In regard TO winter cruise for his squadron.
Admiral Farauhar explained to the Secretary
that It had been customary for the squadron .
proceed to the West Indies in tho winter sea.
son and the opportunities for drill during that
period were better in semi tropical waters than
Secretary Long granted tho Admiral's request.
The squadron that will 20 to the West Indies
YORK. the Texas. the cruiser Detroit and the
G gym Machas. 1t has been customary for
Vcnezuela, and Admiral Farauhar will prob.
ably follow that practice
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ATTITUDE OF COLD DEMOCRATS.
Gen. John NJ. Palmer snys They Won't
Vote for Bryan.

WASHINGTON. Nov 27.-Gen. John NJ. Palmer
OF Illinois. recently the Gold Democratic candl-
date for the Presidency. was one OF the visitors
at the White House to-day. His call on the
President. he said, related to personal and not
political matters. Asked by a reporter as to
his views on the possibility OF the Gold and
Silver Democrats combining next year. Gen.
Palmer said he saw no likelihood OF such an ar
TanR.ment. He rredictei the nom nation OF
Bryan by the Silver Democrats and that the
Gold Democrats would not vote for him. He
conld not say whether in that event the
Cold Democrats would present, a candidate
OF their OVID. Even though the silver question
were relecated II would make little difference
70 the Gold Democrats. for ,Bryan's name and
his course In the rast would be sufficient TO
emnhasize tree. silver With Bryan as the
Democratic candidate. the real issue. he said.
would be silver az Ii to ]. no matter what The
platform declared. and the people would not be
blind to that fact; But Bryan would surely be
defeated IL dominated. and for that reason
bearer who could unite the party.
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WARRINGTON, Nov 27.-Thcse army orders
have been issued:
Lieut. Col Calvin Dewitt, Deputy Surgeon Gen
eral rom command OF tho Josiah SInps IN Gen raj
Hospital, near Fort Monroe on being relieyr Il Nv
MAJ r Robert NJ. O'Reilly. Surgeon.
Acting Assistant surgeon FIR derrick H. MohArt
from WNshin lton /, San Francisco.
Capt WI !. NAV. Fifteenth Infantry. from 70.
At MAIDS n Barracks
F!rstLieut. Andrew Moses. sev enth Artillery. re-
Gently promoted assigned 10 The Third ARTILLERY
Light Battery 4.
Thee officers. recently appointed. are tins AS
TO the Twcntrsecond lnfAntrs and to san FranriscO
Second Lieut. Allen j, Greer To the Fourth Infantry
and to Ban Francisco; Second.Lieut. Hnrol D. ca
burn to the Twenty.hft! Intnutry For b A. rus
soil, Gnd thence to "a FlAnclsoo: Sec md Lieut.
at Fort LeAyenworth -
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BRTIN GOES NO TRAINING.
To Got Into Good Physical Trim for III,
Campaign Next Year.

LINCOLN. Neb. Nov 27-Mr BRYAN has
rented his home in this city for the winter
and he and his family will spend the next three
months In Texas and in northern California.
His privae secretary remains hero, and Mr.
Bryan Will come home occasionally TO look
alter his correspondence.
He will make brief trip to the East TO fulnll
promises made u long time ago. lut his sc ,re-
tary says ne has made no dates Tor lectures
nor VIII he spend any considerable time in
New England organic Ing the Democracy along
new Ines as rumored j is his intention to
belteves the National Convention will he he'd
early next year. and he wants to ba ready to
start the campaign In good physical condition,
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TORPEDO BOAT DAHLGRKy's SPEED.
A Nephew OF the Admiral Thinks She Fsiled
and Wants the Name Changed.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 27.-John A. Dahlgren OF
Dahlgren Station. Atlanta. Ga. q nephew Of
Rear Admiral Dalgren. wrote to the Sec
rotary OF the Navy. under date OF Nov
"a. requesting that the name OF the tor
pedo boat called in honor OF his uncle
be taken from her and given to n larger
based his roo uest on newspaper statements
that the Dnhlgren had failed 10 fulfil her con-
clippings containing these statements. Secre-
tnry Long to-day wrote to Mr.. pahlgren in
forming him that the boat had fulfilled her
satisfactory.
The Dahgren's builders contracted 10 furnish
boat with trial speed Of thirty knots. the
DEPARTMENTS regu rements. This was exceed
ed at the trial. subsequently they offered to
one knots, the DEPARTMENT to pay them that
amount II thirty one knots was attained. and
the oner was accepted Tho conditions were
one knota,
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WARRINGTON. Nov. 27,-The battleship Texas
arrived at HAM ton Roads to-day from New
port. She will proceed thence to Brunswick,
Ca, to attend local celebration. and then GO
men who were killed In the destruction Of the
ship Tor summers. h. been ordered 10 leave the
New York Navy Yard on Nov, - for Port
The Ncz!nscot has been placed out OF COM
mission at Norfolk: the Potomac l. at Ports
mouth. r. H. the Piscataqua and the I.eydon
left Boston To-day. the former for Portsmouth.
N H.. and the lntter for Newport.
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PENNINGTON, n. j., Nov 27.-The new -four
mill OF Jacob . Kline at Three Bridges and
Abram T. Cases large hay press. which is in
ah"th"r part "t the town. Nrr, al covered on
he thl. evening Il the same time. The town
~" q hf d' ptr n"nt and m" e .tizpns fouunt
ihr HhIMS M'h b"ckcts MIR asr Places his
ioSs a. s"u" hIin"'s loss IL sIujO Th"r,,
s"'ul 20 u" ut" 'ouit thai the fires were
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Cruiser Newark Arrive. at Man,rn.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-The cruiser Newark.
Capt. Is. II, McCalla, is the first OF the Ave
American ships that started for Manila under
hurry, orders to reach the Philippines. The
Navy Department has received n despatch from
Admiral Watson reportin the Newark's arrival
on saturday she made a remarkably uuick
LassaR". The Newark was the only one ol the
route. Tho gunboat Nashville. one of the
other four. arrived Mt Alden. Arab a. on Satur-
Yesterday. =. - 1''''
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Greek Prince out in HI. Und.re,o,n.,

policeman standing in front OF resort at
Twenty-eiGhth street and Sixth avenue last
night heard a great commotlon inside
moment later man clad only in his under.
clothes rushed out. shouting that n woman
had robbed him OF S. The policeman
TOOK him to the Tenderloin lookup. There he
SAID ne was George Renne. n Greek prince
and suddenly picking up a heavy cuspidor he
hurled II st his captor. m issing him by only An
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RAUAnDs FOR yAyAL OFFICERS
Secretary Long May Recommend Medal.
for IhOso Who Fought at Santiago.

WAsHISoToN. Nov. 27-In his annual report
Secretary Long will have something to
say about tho failure OF the Senate TO
act on the cases OF naval officars
nominated for "A vancrment on account
81 their services In the SANTIAGO
campaign. The list includes the names OF Resr
Admiral Sampson and Schley. and the CaptaIns
OF ali the vessels hat participated in
the engagement with Ceyera's SQUAD
70 tel what he will recommend
the Indications, are that the nominations oi
hrmatlon, One Of the indications is that The
bureau OF Nayigaio ion. which Ia charged with the
Preparati9n OF naval nominations. has not been
Rress, Will assent le this day week. It's bs-
llrved In naval circles that the Secretary will
Its last session. N A"Sa'
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FEW MORE DAYS LEFT TO SELL BoyDs
wall Street Has an Idea That tho Tim,
VIII He Extended.

Only Sl2.6l93Ss has been paid out at the
sub-Treasury here for bonds bought by the
Treasury to case the money market. Only
s656. 53l was paid out yesterday. The time to
which tho Governments offer TO buy S25. 600.
600 OF the bonds. expires at the close of bust
ness on Nov. 3d. which Is Thanksgiving Day.
Mali street interpEets this to mean Dec. |
euect that secretary Gage might sxtend the
Time until the whole $50 100000 shall be
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stabemen employed at the Kips Bay Brew
Ing Company at Thirty-scventh street and
First avenue last night found tho body of
Patrick Hallogan. 40 years old. wedRed be-
tween the wall and tho tiers OF balsd hay in
the loft OF the brewery stable Halagan had
not been seen for three nys. Ono Of the
stnhl"mrn last saw him In a saloon under the
Influence Of liquor, and the IN ian probably had
climbed on ton OF the bales and then fallen in
10 the narrow space where the body was found.
His neck wIs broken
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Naval Orders.
WAsHINoToN. Nov. o.,

WARRINGTON. Nov. 27.-These naval orderu
have been issued
=, The promotion OF Capt r. X. Impey, Commands
\. Il hayson, Pay inspector L. q. BogKs, Com.
mander W ii. Beehler and Capt. X. W. Watson q
announced. "
CayltH as pav officer OF Marine battalion
Assistant Paymaster J. II. sanford, from CayitA 10
the lslA DE LuLon.
Pay Director A, Burtis. to Boston a. purchasins
pay ohecr in charge Of tho navy ray oioo vice Paw
aud wait orders, NAss
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Assessed His Own-or Her Owp-Du,,..

Two hundred dollars was contributed n ,ho
Custom House conscience fund vea,.r ,ov A.,
an envelope brought by a messenger who ali
not stay to be questioned WIZ '''
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Why Does The Sun

s oS,eve mat Il + especially adapted TO do vopr
"a N nn because in all New YORK tbera
s sm a. citizen OF standing and OF honnrnh
''''on VINO does not read TIE SuN,-1dp.'
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Thomas Mt Port snid.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 27.-The army transport
Thomas arrived at Port Snid Yesterday and re-
ported all well on toard. she "ft New York on
Nov. with the Forty seventh Infantry.
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Board as at Home

p difficult to npd in a large city Such places.
Hader Select BoArd."-Adg. Own
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M" Brownen a y ,hooI Inspector.

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday appointed Miss
Eleanor Olivia Brownel OF 322 West Finy.
sixth street. u school inspector for the Twenty-
insn strict TO- succeed Grace H. Miller. whose
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To Cure n Cold in Ono p.v.

lax. aake LAXATIVE Bromo Quinns Tablets All dr,o
Gsts .einhd thvmoney IL II fails to cure ~ NJ
"'''ss Sisaa.u J Is on each box. 2S0.-1aS "
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flane were flied In the building Department,
Yesterday Tor new brio, and stone church at
StA9elbert's Roman Catholic Church Of wh io q,
t hG rev. Stnnlslnns j Nowak Is pastor. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-28

Why waste reserve force car.
rying round unnecessary pounds
of overcoat?
Wear n medium weight and
apply energy saved elsewhere.
Grey, black, tan; SIG to $50.
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The best of all times to give
your color fancy play is now,
when your clothes ordinarily
take on sombre hue.
Fancy waistcoats; IS to SIS.
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Our waterproof" shoes are
of the first water, and are never
known to take water under any
circumstances; So.
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ROGERS, PEET d. Co.

$50 prosQway. cor. Leonard
e. sSS ib,rSotway. cor. Prime
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
SEW E.R.AGE.

We have written and talked 50 much
of the Importance of a good system of
sewerage for Ncwbcrry that we some
times feel like giving ND the ghost. hut
we are so strongly imLurd with tn,
idea that we should have il. and hayr
it now, and so strongly convinced Of
the absolute necessity OF il. that we
cannot refrain from calling the attcn-
tion OF our people to il. and we never
expect to let up until work is nctuollv
begun. We have written and laborrd
for improvements that at the time
seemed more hopeless than this and
finally won. We have cndCavorcd hv
inquiry and investigation TO find one
man or one woman who is opnoscd to
a'good system OF sewerage in Ncwbcrrv.
ana have been unable TO find one
However, il one such does live in New
berry, We would he clad 10 rive him o,.
her :pacc in the columns OF The Herald
and News 10 state his objections and the
reasons to sustain them. Don't be bash
full, but speak ont in the meeting.
1t will take about $30, 900 to put in 4
good system, and the bonds. we be
licvC, could be placed at four pcr cent,
and it would take less than one mill TO
meet the interest. The man who paws
taxes on $4,000 worth Of property
would pay less than $40 and the one
who pays on 81, 900 would DAY less than
81, and Il majority OF our people pay
taxes on less than $1,000. But the
value to the town from sewerage can
not be estimated hy dollars and ccn,s
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
WEI.COnIE.

Tho Herald and Nows oxtonds II
warm ant cordial welcome TO Roy. and
Mrs. Nj. G. G. Sohorcr to Nowborry.
lie comes rs pastor OF tho Lutheran
congregation, but his welcome to our
midst includes all OF our people. II Is
our earnest and sincere hopo that HIS
soJonrn among us may hc both plcasnnt
and profitable not only 10 himself, but
to tho people whom ho comes to serve,
and that his labors may be filled with
good works. Tho good will and har-
mony which prevails hero among all
the pastors aud different dcnomina-
tionS is beautiful, and it is commend
able act in pastors to no Il welcome
union srrvicc Ms was done Sunday
nigh; TO new pastor when he comes to
town..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Notice Of Application for Appointment Of
Public Guardian.

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV \
~ that application will be made to
Honorable Ernest Gary, Circuit
Judge presiding in the 7th udcial Cir
cut at Chambers at Greenwood, S. c..
on the ninth day Of August 1899, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thcreaftcr as Counsel can be heard,
for the appointment of w. w. Hodges,
Judge of Probate for Ncwberry County.
5. G., as public guardian for John W.
Daniels and Rubic t. Daniels, aged
respectively about twenty, and sixtcen
years.
The estate Of the said minors con-
slsts Of au interest in benefit Ger
titlcatc in the knights of Honor on the
lie Of Julius y. Daniels, and will
amount to about $333.333 each.
That no fit, competent and RESPONSE
bic person can be found who is willing
to assume such guardianship.
j. GUY DANIELS,
Brother OF said Minors.
Ncwbcrry, S. c., July 25, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Lower prOspcrlty NeXys.
Fodder pulling is at hand.

Fodder pulling is ut hand
MIR. and Mrs. WILDER Mcctzc visited
Mr.. S. p. Taylor's family, of this COM
munity, Saturday night and Sunday.
Come again, friends, We are alwovs
glad to grasp your hands.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Taylor visited Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. Taylor's family of the
Smoky Town section last Saturday.
Mrs. J. w. Taylor visited Mr.. George
Stockman's family the past week.
We had the pleasure of attending
the reunion at Little Mountain last
Friday, and had fine time.
MIR. j. Creighton Dominick has pur.
chased new buggy.
Blue Jay, in company with his friend
MIR. j. Creighton Dominick and sons.
Mcssrs. Eddie and ira, with Mcssrs,
O. w. Amck, G.. S. and a. B. Nichols
expect to go on a large fishing cxpcdi-
tion next Wednesday. We expect to
have a grand time.
Miss Alma DOminick, one OF our
Charming young ladies, attended the
rcun. IN at Little Mountain last FRIDAY,
Come, Miss Fairy Belle, we would be
glad to hear fronl you, VIC appreciate
every communication you write. Come,
let us hear from you.
Well, Mr.. Editor, please give this
letter publication and others will fol-
low from this community. Wish YOU
much success. BLUE JAWS
August 7, 1890,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
n Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of An
nio E. Springer, Of 1925 Howard st.,
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption had completely cured her of
q hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no
heip, but she says OF this Royal Cure
Ut soon removed the pain i'm my
chest ana L can now sleep soundly,
something l can scarcely remember
doing before. | feel like sounding its
praises throughout the Universe. So
will every one who tries DIR. Kinp,s
New Discovery for any trouble of tho
Throat Chest, or Lungs. Price SOC. and
$l.00. Trial bottles free at all Drug
Stores; every bottle guaranteed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
SUMMER SCHOOL,

NlIE SUMMER SCHOOL FOR
Il Teachers will begin on Thursday
morning, August l1th, at 9 o'clock and
continue for one month.
IT is essential that all teachers at
tend: us the work to be done will be
helpful in the succeeding work of the
school room.
Efforts are being made through the
state to make success Of these schools.
LIT MS keep Ncwbcrry in the front rank.
Only certificates Of those attending are
subject to renewal by tho County Board.
All others viii be required to apply to
the state Board.
Trustees OF schools and all others
Interested in the educational welfare of
the county are requested to lend their
aid in making the session of the school
q success.
Parties attending will bring Robin
sons Practical Arithmetic and Maury's
Physical Geography for use in class.
Respectfully,
+. w. HIGGINS,
til County Sup't Education.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08
Robbed tho Grave.

a startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
~ was in most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, ey es sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite--gradually ly
growing weaker day by day Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu-
nately, II friend advised trying Elcc,
trio Bitters; and to my great joy and
surprise, .he first bottle made decided
Improvement. | continued their use
for three weeks, and am now well
man. | know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim. -
No one should fail to try them. Only
90 cts, guaranteed at all Drug Stores.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-08

Items from MHyblnton.

Tho drouth of this community has at
last bcen brokon by good rains which
nav" raised tho crops largo por cent
quito number Of farmors hnvo
planted largely Of peas this year which
Is tho cheapest manure furmrr can
usc, at least that il my eNpcrioncc.
Tho community Is iillod with pleasure
and health sockinT people, this being
tho hcalthi"*: part of tho country.
Mr.. John Hardy and wifo, Of Colum-
bia, arc on visit to tho old Douglass
homestead which hr new owns.
Miss Erin Coticld has returned homo
a!tcr spending somo timo in Long
Lane community.
Miss Saddlrr, Of tho uppcr part OF
tho State, Is on II visit to her cousin,
Miss Lille Mayhin.
Miss Carrie Hawkins, Of Columbia,
is on visit to her parents.
Miss Annie Maybn is or on II visi,
to her sister, Mrs. llalfucrc, OF this
county. Wonder who feels that he IL
tho lucky one.
Mrs. :. \. .lctrr is teaching tho Go
shrn II VI school, she being one Of tho
best teachers in the State, the school
will prospc"
pur old friend and neighbor, j. ID.
EppS, ST., Of Union, $. G.. is down ON
Il few days visit to relatives. lie is
looking we'll and thinking ol--wcll, We
know.
Well, the picnic has come and gone.
1t WAS one Of the grandcst social events
OF old Mayhinton for years gone by
The day was spent in dancing and chat
ting and some counting. Just ask the
girls. The picnic WAS gotten up by our
hospitablc, generous hearted friends,
Mir. }. &. Halle and wife. 1t couldn't
be other than Il success, having the
efforts OF Mrs. Halo to help, which
always assures success in social
amusement. Union, Fairfield and New
berry Counties were all represented.
This part Of Ncwbcrry was noted for its
hospitality in days gone by, and on the
2Sth the picnic brought the same rep
utation to memory again to both old
and young. Among the faces present
that can recall just now were OXncrs,
Thomas, L,,cs, llcndcrsons. Maybins,
Whitneys, Stokes, t.pps, Hamiltons.
Jrtcrs, Colcmans, Wallings, Bynums,
Camrrons, James, Hills, Hawkins,
Claytons, Whams, Gilliams, Sims.
McCrackins, Cofclds, lEardys, Eisons,
Wickcrs.
Mrs. Is. S. H,.rdy and sister. Miss
Annie McCarlcy, have returned home
from Spartanhurg County, where they
have been visiting relatives for
several weeks: their father, MIR. j. j.
McCartey, came with them seeking
the good health that Maybinton has
been atlording for Il hundred years.
Miss Fannie May Henderson is on Il
visit TO her fathc: after having been
away at school. She makes Ncwbcrrv
her home.
Miss Mamie Belle Eison is visiting
her sis,cr, Mrs. Stone. in the Cannon's
Creek community.
Our old friend, Ed Wallace, has been
over again. What next, old boy?.
Miss Mary Cohcll is now teaching
school at the Beatty Bridge school house
whore she will make many friends with
her pleasant manner and faithful dis.
charge Of duty as teacher. Good
luck to you, Miss Mary. WHO