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TROY'S TABLETS.
Notes on the Scratch BOok-Churches
observation-disclosures Teachers
Near The Brink-An Aboard for the
(,elestial CITY.

Notes on the Scratch BOOk-Churches
observation-disclosures Teachers
Near the Brink-All Aboard for the
| Celestial city.
Troy, 8. G. April Is, 1901
| The March winds are holdlng on WIN re-
luctant sway. and the fruit Ia In shaky con-
dition. ,s -, ,,,s,o
where he will 20 to Railroading.
Miss Kate Wildly was called TO her home IN
Lenoir, N. G. Satur lay, on account OF the Ill
ness OF her mother. ~ doun fron, Green.
wood to see her friend, Mrs. Reid, at the Park
House, last week.
built at Mccormick. They already nave
| 10 the wheel and push, and that's the way 10
reach the top round to success.
/ Grandpa Boggs Wideman says he thinks q
suitable name for the Wid%eman % mis-; Missi1n ,nar Is
| pastor 1t would be we'll TO move that church
| to Porto Rico. This mission and preacher
Rev, W. w. Jones deserve great praise IN the
lupbuilding OF the work there. and some good
man should be sent to minister to these good
people who are so Interested IN lhelr cnurcn
The Knights of Pythiss organized here last
Monday night In their new hall with many
visiting brethren. This Lodge promises to
be good one. The people seem much inter
ested IN its welfare. 49,,
Mrs.J.F Clnkscales and her pretty little
daughter A Ina are back from visit 10 rela'
tives In Anderson.
A wedding in town this week. The con.
tracting parties are OF the Liliputian descent.
The affair will be given In detaii next hn week; ea
Augusta are here with relatives.
Mrs, Mary Creswel fell from her buggy
last week breaking her wrist, aud was badly
" MIR. T. Hardwick and Miss Efie Caldwell
were married on the 7th, by Rev. w. W..
' a Supposed mad dog was killed on our
streets nad last VIII be mo-
Mrs. A. w. Wideman IL visiting relatives
at Green wood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kennedy Vis1ted klndreo
Misses Anna and Lizzie Britt. Of Buffalo.
were Miss Julia Jones' guests last week.
Miss j. N. Dendy and pretty little Ellen are
In GreeuvilIe with relatives. man.
girls has been with her little cousin, Edna
Wardlaw, of White Lick.
Mr.. w. w. Fuller, from Long mres, was
with his sister, Mrs. ]. N. Robinson lew
J. +. Bradley Jr. now sells goods for Rich.
mond, Va. house, and they will find him one
of the best on the road.
Mr. Albert Blum Is quite Sick again. with
no hope of getting any better.
Mr.. w. w. Sibert has returned TO his work
in Sumter, after stay here With his parents.
The grain crops are exceptionally hne 10
this vicinity, and home made cake Will be
abundant.
In few days White & Puckett will move
In their new store. aud will be better prepar
ed for their customers.
Presiding Elder Child preached an instruct
i've sermon to q large congregation yesterday
AS usual, Troy paid all her assessments
This church thinks they have an excellent
pastor. ~ ,,-
Rev, w. w. Jones and sister, Miss Julia,
will leave In few days for Ashyille, N. g. 10
make their home.
The recent rains have caused Long Cane to
be higher than since 1883. The bridge on the
new road has been washed away.
Miss Blanche Wilks. the popular teacher al
Belvue will soon close her school.
The Baptists are making arrangements TO
call Rev. T. o. $. Curtis. from Lawrlnburg,
N. C. to preach here. McCormtc and Buffalo.
He Is capital preacher.
The attraction for some OF our boys at Due
West seems 10 be getting magnetic. little
later they will be o. X. NICK.