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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

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belize mso gfstratos biretts til Rem
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-18

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

tn" Opera House Debt Refunded mt -Four
n"t Iinlf Per Cent-Sprai<s welt
For tn" C,cdit or Tho Town

On January lst, 1856, tho Town Coun
ell OF Ncwbcrry, in order to pay it,
debt to Mr.. David Henry Wheeler,
. issued to him bonds to the extent OF
twtnty-fonr thousand dollars, bearing
interest ut the rate of 5 per cent, pay
able in twenty years, unless sooner
catl"d IN by the to" II council.
Two thousand dollars of these bonds
were paid in 1875, leaving a balance due
by the town Of Twenty-Five thousand
dollars.
Ear!y this year, Mr.. Wheeler offered
to surrender these bonds at par TO the
council, with The request that if the
council could not take lh,m III up, that
the form of the bonds be So changed, ;,
that he could negotiate Them.
The matter was referi ed to the Mayor
and the finance committee, who went TO
work to try to save some money for the
town, and the result Of their efforts is
that bonds to the extent Of twenty-five
thousand dollars have been issued and
sold for twenty-five thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars, free Of all en-
pensc to the town, that is tho pnr-
chascrs, Messrs. Rudolph, Klcybolte 4
Co., Of Cincinnati, Ohio, paid all eX-
penses Of printing and lithoS raphing.
This is Il splendid sale, aud the best
par Of it is, that the new bonds boar
interest at the low rate Of ~ per cent.
This speaks well for the credit of the
town, and is Il tri1utc to the business
foresight and M iagcmcnt of the gen
tlcmcn who compose the city council.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
lSMp Isl Union, No. =.

Mr.. Editor: Allow me space in your
columns to speak IL few words to the
brethren ami he churches composing
the Union No. >.
Brethren, take this opportunity to
inform you that our next meeting will
convene at the Cross Roads Baptist
church, Naughanvillc,S S G., on Friday,
18th inst, instead Of Little River, Sill
ver Street. as we intended. Every
church should send from two to four
delegates.
2DLh at II o'clock, sermon by Rev
}. f.. Miller, Of Wclch's Zion. Also
sermon at night.
Sunday morning, 10 o'clock, concerts.
II o'clock, missionary sermon by Mod
orator b. B. l}iuEs, or his alternate
Let every church Of No. Union he on
hand on 2Sth, 10Th and 30th.
B. b. BIBBS, Moderator.
Chappclls, S. &.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
n PKELIMISAHY HEARING.
Tho Nrgrora In the Naughanviilo Section
Have Th, Ir Eni of IL Negro Doctor.

| For year or more the negroes in the
upper portion Of this county-known
us the Naughanvillc section-huvc
been determined 10 have u doctor of
their own race, which for while
caused some little trouble and excite
mcnt in that community among the
| races.
| However their wishes were gratilicd
in the fall of last year by importing one
j. w. II. Patterson into the community
| from the State Of Ohio, OF whom they
now have their fiji and are seeking
Justice at the hands of the courts.
From the evidence brought at the
preliminary hearing before Magistrutc
Chappell yesterday it seems that the
negroes of the Eanghunvillc section
sent $IS.0i to Cincinnati, Ohio, for Il
ticket to bring the Dcgr0 doctor to
Cross Hin, : &, aud on his arrival
furnished h;m Tl0.25 with which to bay
drugs 10 practice with--said money to
he repaid to the citizens, and after Il
practice Of three months duration of
that nrighhorhood, mostly for cash,
he left the community very suddenly
and upann"unc"d, taking with him the
drugs, etc, locating in Greenwood
without satisfying the persons from
whnm the money was obtained for his
passage to Cross Hill and with which
to buy the drugs; after which the
negroes had him arrested for breach
of trust with fraud ulrnt latent, and the
preliminary hearing was held yesterday
before Magistrate Chappell.
}. $. Parks, Esq, Of the firm Of
Caldwell & Parks, Of Greenwood, rep
resented Patterson, the negro doctor,
and L. l.. 5l,asc, Esq, the state.
Magistrate Chappeli bound the negro
over 10 the sessions court in the sum Of
5000.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

Items From st. Pnul'a.

We are now having beautiful Spring
! weather.
| Corn aud cotton planting is now tIC
order Of tho day.
Scarce times, for our cooks to &C,
something to cook.
We expect to dine with the editor OF
The IIcarld and News before long.
Mr.. Marion 9 Boland's school ut
ST. Paul's has closed. Mr.. Boland
made us Il good teacher; II better one
hasn't set in ST. Paul's school house IN
u iong time lie gained the love Of the
| pupils. and the praise Of the patrons.
He would have made us good super
| intcndcnt Of education.
Mr.. Thnddcus Epting OF Ncwhcrry
College is staying with Mrs. Cline
| since the dca,h Of her son.
More stealing nt lumaria An cms-
| sury OF Satan enter \ ,hc house Of MIR.
James Settler on last Sunday while the
! family were Rt church, helping him.
self or themselves to the dinner that
was prepared before going to church,
| taking two pistols about one dollar in
money. aud other things. II seems to
me that these l'omariuitcs ought to get
MIR. Chappcll hold Of those lawbrcuk-
rrs, or employ Il detective to catch the
ruScals
Chips, don't lrt old man l\:,y pick
out OF YOU what YOU went To Columbia
for. Let him tell what hc went for if
he wants to. | have this much to say.
II this government has " corner to
hedge, it can't get II hrlt'r nor Il more
honest man than Mr.. Chips 10 attend 10
it.
Rev J, \. Sigh passed through
here Friday in company with Congress-
man Lulimcr.
We hnA quite N large congregation
at st. l'aul's rEurch on Faster Sunday.
There were SC zen admissions to mem
bcrship ny confirmation.
1t seems that II. Is. J. set trap for
something and succeeded IT, cntchinp
Il big lump Of P&elc.
Mr.. Nunuamakrr, OF Lexington. has
wcddrd Miss Gu$sic Kihlcr, one Of our
St. ruul'S girls.
Mrs. Push will soon have tIug';&h
peas to cat. There are young ones ON
the vines.
Our Irish potatoes, "Thc Bliss Fri!
umphn which we bought NJ Fulmrrs :,
arc triumphing over the other varir
ties.
We have had II time the past wcck
pushing the cotton planter around th'
curves in the crooked cotton rows.
think il Fairy Belle or Nita, On
some Of the good ladies would rcninG
the editor that he must treat, iilcr,
would be no hcsitnncy on his part.
Now, Mr.. Editor, You don't seem to
realize that We scribblcrs cat. Yes,
we eat, aud the longer You put il "l
the more VIC will eat. PUSH.
April II, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
1t is Not Consistent

! win human reason for any thinking
we'll balanced mind to convince them
selves that they can hny goods in any
/ store In South Carolina as cheap as
! they can buy them of us. Study the
problem, throw pre- iudico to the winds
ana conclusion 10 easily arrived at
] have bought Five Thousand, Eight
Hundred and SiNty-scvcn (f5,S67 00)
Dollars worth of Dry Goods, Shoes and
| Clothing right here IN Ncwberry since
January lst. The Goodman e. Maybin
stock at 81 cts. on the dollar. and tho
l'awlcy stock on Friday, March 3lst,
when gives me now, with the stock
bought in Ashcviilc, n. c., at 33c, on
the dollar. four large stocks under ono
roo:, that fills up and down stairs like
bricks In wall. making. combined, ND
and down stairs the largest stock in
Ncwh"rry at an average cost of moro
than 33 per cent. less than the usual
goods can be bought 10y any merchant
IN South Curoliun. Then can ,ou Won
der how Flynn soils .hc best goods for
less Than any store in Nrwbcrrv Fol-
low the crowd and You will walk straight
10 flA nn's. Come early if YOU want To
secure bargains. as several customers
90 away daily that cannot be waited on.
Ihirty-fvc Hundred Dollars worth
ct the latest novelties in Dress Goods,
Orgnndics. l.awns, Ducks, -. KS and
trimmings, I.accs and timbroideries
Just received and will bc sold at u sac
rilicc at
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Robbed he Grave

A startling incident, vt which Mr.
J"hn Oliver "f PnlIadelphi", YVES trc
s,.Ej"cl, is narrated hy hun as io!i"ws
WAS in Il most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow,e rs$uuEen,
tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite its-sradua!ly
growirg weaker day tN d,y. Thrr,
phys,c'anS had given me dr. Frrtu-
nate.y, friend advised lr! ing Eiec
tric Bitters; aud To my great joy auh
surprise, the tirsl bnttle made Il decided
Improvement. | continued their us,
for tine. weeks, and am now vel
man. kn w they saved my life, ami
robbed the grave IF another victim y
No one should fail to try tn. M. Ouiy
80 cts per boillrat Pelhaiu's ~ Robert
son e. Giider's Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TWO ROUTES EsTA
The Free Rural Delivery Recorn.nen<lcs, In
this County. tho Special Axent and
Cougressnan Lutimer Going over
the Routes.

| AS wc mentioned in Tho Herald and
! News on Friday Special Agent T.. f.
! Bach Of the postoillcc department has
| been at Prosperity and in that section
| looking over the field with Il view tn
recommending tho adoption of free
rural delivery. He has decided to re-
commend two routes from Prosperity
subject of course to confirmation by the
postoIlicc authorities At Washington.
The first route will be from Prospcr-
| tty to tie Elmorc place on the McNury
road thence'to Geo. Morris, thence TO
Jacob Fcllcrs', thence to Zion church,
thence to Il. +. Bcndenbuugh' $, thence
| to l.. l.. BooZcr's, thence to Allen Haw-
kins' place. thence to &. ID. Hunters,
thence to ST. Lukc's, thence to Geo. f..
II l'.ntcr's. and thence back to Pros
pcri,y.
The second route recommended also
starts from Prosperity and goes to
Cooks roller mill told Hendrix milD,
thence to Jacob Boozrr's, thence to
Upwcil via w. l.. rush's and Walter
NJ. Wisc's, then TO Stockman postonicc,
and then back TO Cook mill, thence to
II. b. Warmers, thence to Mrs law
kino', thence 10 b. II. Stockman's,
thence to Pilgrim church, thence to
j. w. HartnAun's, thence to Pros
pcrity.
These routes, if adopted, will be gonu
over every other day and the mail de-
livcrcd ut the places named. and also
at boxes along the routes.
The people of Prosperity arc highly
pleased with Mir. Bach and think he is
the right man for this place. He has
made thorough investigation Of the
different routes and Expresses him
self rs highly pleased with that section
Of the country. He was especially im-
pressed with The number of small
farms ANA the thrift shown on them
and the manner in which the farmers
went about their work. He thinks
that that section is an ideal section in
which 70 live.
He and Congressman Latimer have
gone ON TO Slighs with IL view to loc1t-
ing rural delivery in that section.
congressman Lutimcr leaves today
for Washington TO look after the udop-
tiun OF the recommendations of Mr..
Bach for This district.
We arc anxious TO sec this rural de-
livery given d fa;" S:i;:, ;:;ia W. believe
IL will soon be found lntt il i. IL sue
cess.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

ill meet at the Court House
at Ncwbcrry on Monday, 24Lh April, at
II II. IN. The purpose OF the meeting
is to arrange for Memorial Day, and
also the trip to Charleston. a full at.
tendance Of the members is earnestly
desired.
The Jno. NJ. Kinard Camp and the
Drayton Rutherford Chapter are in.
vitcd TO meet with us.
Let there be IL fun attendance Of both
Camps and also Of the Daughters.
j. w. GARY, Commandant
G. +. BOYD, Adjutant.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Immense Stockholm Prices,

II there is in Newberry a firm that is
kno~n in every household throughout
tn" county il il Jameson, the clothing
und shoe man Of this city. The mon,
w''nrn and children wear his clothing
and shoes and the babies blow his
whistles. In his business career of if-
teen years in Newbcrry he has never
been az well prepared to supply the pub
lie with clothing, gents furnishings,
shoes and hats as at present. His
stock is immense and would be credit
able to IL city OF 20 times our population
and at prices to meet competition.
Call on him after reading his ad. on
tho 4th page OF this paper.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

Ihc Efforts of tho D.frnsc To prove \ AIibis
Incunristrncicr brought out.

Charleston, April l5.--A great mass
OF testimony was given to the jury in
the Lake City case here today. The
defense devoted itself TO proving alibis
for various prisoners and incidentally
TO breaking down the character OF
Joseph l.. Ncwham, the defendant who
turned States evidence, and whose lrs.
tim0ny is the central feature of til,
governments case.
Witnesses were called to rcinforc,
the claim already made that Mcknight
was at his home ON the night Of tn,
lynching. Three witnesses testified Il
this fact today
The ulibi set up for Rodgers is to th,
affect that he was fishing near his
home when Baker was killed. and thu!
for Martin is 10 the effect that he was
at the house Of II ncighbor named Col
Inns nursing the lattrrs s.ck wife
Three witnesses testified to each 0
these statements.
During the cross-cXaminatiOn tn,
counsel for the prosecution brought tt
light more than one inconsistency il
the testimony Of witnesses for the dc
Tense. a man by the name Of Whit
lock, for instance, swOrc one minut,
that he was on good terms with New
ham and the next that he would no1
speak TO him in the road or believe hin
on oath.
Sauls, who sworc he slept with Rod
gers the night Of :he lynchiug, admit
ted that he had never stayed IL night a
the mans house before or since. lie
could not explain why itodgcra left hi,
wife and his own room TO sleep will
him, and he did nut recall the fact tina
the Eisht va, bitterly cold, noLwith
Standing the circumstances that h,
lishcd until after midnight.
These arc fair samples Of the cvi
dcncc given on the crosS-cXaninntions
The case is not nearly concluded yet
all Of next we, k Will probably he re
quircd TO finish it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT.

The City Police appeared on Sunda
: in their new uniforms looking as ne;
us pCacocks.
y Mrs. Il. Robe lsC", after an cxtcndc
visit to relatives in Texas rcturnc
home yesterday.
Sheriff Buford went to Orangcbur,
on Friday last after Il prisoner wantc,
here and returned with him on Satur
day.
Mr.. j. l.. Aull, OF Greenwood Coun,
ty, was on Il visit the past week to his
son, the editor of The Herald and
News.
The successful gucssurs have not Yet
called for the prizes. We would like
for them to call as early as possible and
take the prizes home.
| Mr.. o. NJ. Jameson has presented
each member Of the police force with II
neat straw hat aud they have been per-
mttcd to ear them. They will be
much more cCmfortable than the "ruu-
lati0n hat.
The meeting at The methodist church
is still in progress. Preaching this
afternoon, tonight, tomorrow after
noon and tomorrow night. 1t will .c
determined then how much longer l.
will bc continued, if at all
Mimnaugh comes TO the front again
in this issue ana makes announcements
that are bound to attract prospective
shopping list before coming to town. If
you do on miss bargains.
The North Carolina Rolling Exposi-
ton is on the side track at the South
ern depot and it is worth the time and
small charge it takes to s.,e it, TO go
through the cars and sec the udvan
ta9es offered by our sister State.
The dust is getting 10 be IL nuisance
and our suggestion about sprinkling,
OF few weeks ago. seems to have fall
en- fiat. 1t seems to us that some ar
rangcmcuts could be made which would
be an Improvement on the present, at
little or no more cost
County Supervisor w. A. Hill is Il
United States juror now attending
court in Charleston and is on the jury
sitting on the Lake City lynchcrs. The
hearing of the case will likely consume
the entire week yet, aud nc will be alb
sent that long if not longer.
The Lords Supper will be adminis-
tered ~ the \. X. +. church nexG Sab
bath morning at II o'clock. Rev. ID. G..
Philips will preach at this church on
Friday evening. Saturday morning and
Sabbath morning. The public is cor
daily invited to all these services.
Mr. Thomas l.. Johnson, son of Mr..
VIM. johnson. gave q bountcOus sup
per to the graduating class Of New
berry College, Of which ne i5a member.
at the home Of his parcuts ON last Fri
day night, which WAS greatly Ell jOycd
by his fellow classmates The class is
composed Of fifteen young men, on y
two Of whom arc Newhcrry boys, u.d
such kindness"s viii, in tie distant lu
tuie. be happy remembrances Of their
college days.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
The Central I.uther Lenpuo

Will meet in the Lutheran church at
Ncwbcrry April -, 1899. Devotional
exercises by the president. How to
make the Central Luther League Il
success: Mcssrs. J. j. Kibler, II. p.
Luther, Revs. G.. S. Bcardcn and a. j.
Bowers. Rccitations by Misses Maggie
Barre and Jessie Summer. The duty
Of the members Of the church to the
League: Misses Marie Bobb, Louise
Chapman, Rows. S. II. Hallman ana w
Is. Sigh. Essay: Home Mission Field
Misses Gertrude Simpson and Gussir
kiblcr. Query box. COMMITTEE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
lr.s,er ScIvlg .,n at Trinity.

Owing to the pressing duties at other
churches on the circuit Brother Til!cr
requested me to 20 for him to Trinity.
The program was arranged and those
who took part were trained by Misses
Emma Riser and Maggie Martin, the
production of which showed both the
wisdom and efforts Of the two young
ladies and also conferred credit on and
drew the kindest feelings and highest
appreciation for those who took part in
the exercises. The music was fine. The
entire exercise from beginning to
finish was an excellent effort and
speaks well for Trinity Sunday School
which is a large one and well directed.
Every one was delighted and was glad
of the privilege to be there.
Il. G.. WILLIAMS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
IION'a fiiiSo

We ttl"r One Hundred DolnlS Reward for
amy Cas-: OF C-inr. II that run nOl Dr cured by
nIu'S 'aiit rh Cur'
F.. CIR MY 4 CO.. Props, Toledo, O.
We the undrr.iG 'ru have known +. }. t'h :
1T y tor the last =, years, ana believe hin
perfectly nov orabr in all bu>in. - L!nllslc-
lions Ind financially ubm So carry out ANY
obiig illons mace DY tlcii II VI.
" WEsi& rRuAN WnoleSHirl'ru2gie!S,To S,Tols do .
WALDIrG kNNAN % MARvIN. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. , hiO.
llali'S tuiurh Cure IL taken n'crnally, net
log directly uIoh the blood alu mucous =
faces oi ihu system. Price .Ic per bottle.
sol by all DIuksrtS. ], StimOninlS fr e.
llall'S Fiiiniy Pans ar the best.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PIainiiald, ILL.,,
makes the stutenlent mat she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, tut ew worse. Ho told
her she was hopeless victim Of con.
sumption and that no medicine cOuI1
cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings Ne" Discovery tor Con-
sumNti"n; she bought IL bottle and
to her delight f"und herself benefited
from the first ;tnsc. She con-
tinued its use anh sitter taking six bot
ties, found herself sound md well; now
does her own hnliSeWOrk, and is aS well
az she ever Was. free tripi hotties OF
This Great Discovery At Pelhanl'S &
Robertson IL Gillcr's Dsu: Store. Large
bottles 30 cents and 81 90.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Pr. pacing TO Meet Columbia.

The iircmen Of the city Of Columhi
are making preparations to give /;
grand Interstate fircmen's l0urna-
ment in that city early in June. and at
II meeting Of the Excelsior Fire Com
puny last evening it was decided to or
ganize team and go into training at
once for that occasion. MIR. u. }. VOss
was selected as Captain and Trainer
and will have charge of the team. If
the weather permits the boys will have
their first practice this evening on
Main Street at $50 O'clock The EX-
relsiors now have an up-to-datc reel
aud are rs well equipped as any team
in the State or an adjoining State. 80
watch out for Il record-hreakcr and the
championship for Ncwbcrry.
Arrangements Will be ntadc and an
excursion run to tho Capital on that
occasion, carrying down several hun
drrd from Newbcrry. Let Columbia
push the tournament and tue people
will be there.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

Social-Miss Gnssie Kiblcr, Miss
Jessie Summer, Mcssrs. G.. ~. Summer,
T.. &. Copeland, o. p. Wise, and J. j.
Hope.
Litcrary-Mr5. p. Robertson, Mis S
Ella Riser, Prof. w. K. Sligh, Mcssrs
j. e. Boland and D. F. Goggans.
DevOtionHl-l'rOf. T.. b. Sctzlcr, Miss
Lizzie Dominick, Miss Ruth Wells
Mr.. J. b. Derrick.
Vigi!ancc-Mi Scna Riser, Miss
Agnes Summer, Messrs. j. f.. Barre
q I'd f.. -. Bcdcnbaugh.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
Tho County Alliance.

The Newborry County Alliance will
meet on Saturday, 2"nd instant, at 10
O'Clock q. III with the Cannon Creek
Alliance. All sub-Allianccs are re-
qncstcd TO send delegates, also n sub
trustc. stakeholder OF the exchange, as
county trustee stOckholdcr is to be
elected. The question to he discussed
Is: How to restore worn ont land. Every
alliance should bc represented at this
meeting.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

DR.. w. f. Bclchcr & Co. have or.
dcrcd complete racket stock, and as
SOON as the goods arrive will open ;tn
up-to-datc racket store in the store
room recently vacated ~ Mr.. j. w
Rccdcr, next door to w. II Tarrant's
AS soon as he is ready for bu mess his
announcement will appear in these
columns, so watch out for bargains that
ire bargains.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
special Rates Over tho g.. ~. 81 L. Kn,IrOn

special Rates over tho &. n. 81 l.. K.,Iroad.
The Columbia, Nowbcrry and Ian
rcns Railroad is Offering special rates
for special occasions mentioned below.
For occasion annual session Biblical
Society at Charlotte, n. G.. June 20 to
23d. One iirst-class fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June lS to u,
limited to July |.
Occasion annual State Council
Junior Order, At COlutn bia, S. G.,
April II TO %. Fare from Ncwbcrry
$2.25: Prosperity, 500. On sale Is,
II, limited to 2ltn.
Occasion Annual Convention South
Carolina Sunday school Association
Spartanburg, S. g., April 2O-25; So. Il
for round trip. Tickets on sale 80, 2(
and q, limited TO Il.
Grand Lodge |. O. O. +. OF South
Carolina, Columbia, S. c.. April 26- %
$2.25 fare for round trip. On sale %
rs and II, limited to May ].
For further information see the agcn
f.. Cavcnaugh.