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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-06-19
County Politics.

Monday, 10th inst, was the last day /
on which candidates for the legislature |
might qualify under the rule of the
State Executive Committee. All other
candidates have until the oath inst
next Tuesday.
Inquiry at the office Of Judge 2. J
Vann, chairman Of the county commit
tee, developed the fact that only two
candidates for the House of Represen-
tatives have complied with the rules of
the committee Wilson aud J. r
Blanton and as the county lie entitled
to two representatives it may be safely
asserted that the gentlemen named have
something in the nature Of 'lead pipe
cinch" on the coveted chairs In the cap.
itol at Tallahassee. Both Of them are
sure to he nominated and the only fight
which they have on hand is as to which
one shall receive the highest number Of
votes on primary day.
Not so, however, in the matter Of a
Senator. Only one Of these grave and
reverend seigneurs' does the law permit
to the county, ana two gentlemen have
announced their desire TO keep warm
the Senatorial chair allotted to the 10th
Senatorial district for the next four
years. 1t lie physical as well as q legal
impossibility for both Of the gentlemen
to occupy that particular chair at one
and the same time, hence one Of them
must be content to remai6 at home while
the other reaps the honor and pockets
the salary. just which will be which
or who will be who is the unsolved
problem which will be solved july 10Th.
ais editor is not in the problem solving
business. The candidates who have
qualified for this position are B. d.
Wadsworth and r. L. Williams. They
are both popular, both have served the
people and each has strong following.
With the voter It lie purely a matter Of
stake your choice" and we'll tell you
all about it when the choice lie made on
July 18th.
The other offices to be filed are sought
by only one candidate mostly. One Of
the exceptions ia the Office Of Tax Csl
lector. For this Job two candidate
S11aye announced, Sam Ellison and S. T
GOA. For this as well SO all othe
county Offices, candidates Lave unit
! noon Of the oath, next Tuesday in whicl
to qualify.
Up to the present writing r. j. Pat
erson is the only candidate for assessor
Bob has held the Office for a term 0
two and has conducted its affairs wit
such ability and satisfaction that no on
seems to want to run him out, all O
which is greatly to the credit Of Bob an
should cause him to feel very, very
happy.
Two,mighty good citizens are stIivin
for the custody Of the registration book
John T. Vann, who now has them, an
w. W. Whitlocll, who wants them. W
have heard Of another possible "Rici
, mondo in this particular field, but B
hasn't come in sight yet.
There are number Of candidates 4
, the School Board and County Comm
sioners but no opposition 50 far as y
A have learned. M
Taken altogether the county can
I paien Is devoid Of excitement Eac
candidate is digging for himself az
/ leaving his co-lsborers TO do their ov
digging
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MYERS DAY.
Saturday, June rs, Selected as The
Day on which Hon. Fred r.
Myers will Address the
Voters of Madison
County.

The friends Of Hon. Fred T. Myers
candidate for Congress from the Third
District, who are managing the campaign
Of that gentleman in this county have
decided on Saturday, the 9Sth inst, as
the day, and the park as the place at
which Mr.. Myers will address the voters
and citizens Of the county on the polit-
ical issues of the day. The speaking
will be from the bsndstand and the
band has been engaged to furnish music
for the occasion. 1t is expected that a
large crowd will be present TO hear the
speaking. Everybody is invited and a
special invitation is extended to the la
dies,
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Fourth of July Picnic.

We are in receipt Of the following no.
tice with request for its publication:
Picnic at Moseley Hall, July 4th.
Everybody invited. We want the peo-
pie Of Madison and Greenville to unite
with US and have a big time rallyinq
with the candidates. All the candidates
are cordially invited, Special attention
will be paid to them. They shall speak
as many as will, and have reserved seats
at the dinner table. Come everybody
and help US treat the candidates and
ourselves to feast Of good things to cal
and hear and see.
CITIZENS OF MosRLEY HALL.
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The man who minds his own business
always has profitable employment.
Any dealer in cosmetics can tell you
there are lots OF self made women,
Some men could be more help to the
world gong out Of it than by stayin
in IL.
Her many friends In town were d,
lighted TO see Miss Sadie Thomas for
few hours last Thursday. She left 70
Townsville Friday morning where she
will spend a vacation Of ten days before
returning to Gainesville.
Eddie Carroll left for bic home at
Monticello last Saturday after a visit
of two weeks with his sister, Mrs
Columbus Smith. He was accompanied
by his nephew, Carroll Smith, who will
spend short time in Monticello
Miss Hattie Wilson, a charming young
lady Of Ocsla, who has been a guest OF
Mrs. T. j. Nixon for several days past
left on Monday for Madison where she
will remain few days before returning
TO her home at Ocala. Live Oak Demo
crat.
Go TO Davis and Walkers shop back
OF A. Livingston store II you want your
buggies and wagons repaired and all
kinds OF blacksmith work done, Torso
shoeiLg a speciality. Try us Weguar-
all work and prices to suit the
people,,
Miss Fave -ss,ller, teacher Of the
primary Departmental JasperE/ Hei
,, Institute, came over to this elE -9.-.zflr-
day and remained until Monday artef
noon with her friend Mrs, A. j. Reamy,
when she left for her home at West
Palm Beach.
Misses Hoyt Hinely, Frank Armstrong
: and Messrs. Win Paramore and Joe Hire
a " are spending a few days at Hampton
i Springs, having left here last Saturday
n win Parramore stopped at Perry lon
"a enough to attend TO some dental worl
ia for clients there.
y This Office was honored one day last
10 week by a visit from Mr. G. d. Tutel
to who lives in the northern part Of th'
county, near Bond Mr.. Tuten is on'
a, of the most progressive and intellgen
- citizens Of the county and we were 10
! deed pleased to meet and talk with him
ia The Jacksonville papers Of last :.
O. day announced the sudden dsns
re that city Of Dennis Eagan Mf'
~ once lived in Madison and was e 71
lie inent figure in the politics Of tEgg
e and stormy days from 1876 tcS ny
N he time Of his death he We
lof Jacksonville.
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TOWN TOPICS.
(Continned from Fourth Pape.l |

G. d. Purvis of Pinetta was a caller
az this office last Friday, Mr.. Purvis
wishing to keep informed as 10 the hap.
penings Of the county left orders for the
Enterprise to visit him at his howe
each week,
Mrs. G. y. Beggs and children and
Mrs. j. W. Smith who have been visit
ing friends and relatives in the city for
several weeks past, left for their respect
i've homes at Payo and Boston Ga last
Saturday morning.
Mai. j. F. Lines is having his building
next to the Recorder Office put in condi-
ton for the use of Chas. Noegel, baker,
who will occupy it about the first prox.
A fine brick oven is being constructed in
the rear OF the shop
Prof. A. G. Mccall returned Saturday
from Jasper where he had attended the
commencement exercises Of Jasper
Normal and delivered the class address.
He left for his field Of duty at Moseley
Hall Saturday afternoon.
We were pleased to receive a visit
Tuesday afternoon from W. B. Craw-
ford who is on the staff Of the the Daily
Capital at Tallahassee. Mr.. Crawford
has been on tour through the State in
the interest Of his fathers candidacy for
secretary Of State. He 10 q bright
young man and talks interestingly Of the
political situation.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. w, Lamar were
at home to their friends on Thursday
evening, the 9th inst. "a game Of ReUks,1
j Pruved-t o Be q most On ABLE feature o
) the evenings entertainment, after whicl
elegant refreshments were served. Tn
r occasion marked the first anniversar,
! of DR.. and Mrs. Lamar's marriage ant
J will long be pleasantly remembered by
the large number present.-Quinc
: Times.
: The game Of baseball between the frs
and second teams last Thursday after
, noon afforded the large number Of spec
e tators a great deal Of amusement. Th
first nine had decidedly the best Of
until towards the end of the game whe
; Osward Griffin, the star pitcher for II
second nine. went into the box. II
2 mysterious curves mystihed the heaN
g hitters Of the fret team and when u
d game was finished the score stood 10
Q 10
q Or. w. P. Head has opened bis dent
offices in the rooms over the Bank
n Madison and is now ready for bushes
4 DR.. Head is a graduate Of the Allan
y Dental College and few weeks ago gu
cessfully passed his examination befc
!, the state Board Of Dental Examine
4 and was granted license 10 practice
= profession in this State His Offices q
% complete in every 9ttS Attqptl1a
~ directed to his pr0k Air ~ 2
appears IN this v
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Filthy Teunles InIndiA.

Sacred COWS often defle Indian tenn
pies, but worse yet is body that's pollst-
ed by constipation Don't permit it,,
Cleanse your system with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers. active bowels,
good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c
at B. F. Moseley's drug store,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

.N1Y JupoE-.l. p. Martin,
tpK oP COUNT. z, Martin.
hRirF-E. =. Armstrong.
4 AssEssnR-R J, Paterson.
n coItRcroR--S, J. Ellison.
III. PUBLIC IRsTRucTIoN-J. A, Hughes.
'NrT TREAsuR KR---T. w. Dale.
'wrY SuRvEYoK-J q. Leslie,
.wTy CoMMrssroNERs- n. Dial, lrn
|nan; ". w. Mcdonald, /. j. Porter, G. w.
II, WIN. Williams. Regular meeting on
~ Wednesday Of each month,
I ool BoARD-J. c. Horne, Chairman; W, j.
on, W. M Goodman. Regular meeting on
Isl Tuesday Of each month.
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DR. Hodges new Offices.

After September LIST DR.. Hodges will
have the handeomest dental offices In
Florida, in DR.. Smiths new brick block.
Until then you will find him over Cog.
gins store. Il
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Happy Tine IN OLD Town .

awe felt very happy" writes r. N.
Devil, Old Town, Va, when Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter
Of a rad case Of scald," II delights all
who useit FOR Cuts, Corne, Burns, Bruis
es, Boils, Ulcers, EFuptions, lnfallible
for Piles, Only 25c at B. F. Moseley's
drug store,
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To the Voters

or Madison county, their wives and
children: You are hereby notified that
DR.. Hodges has moved his dental office
to Coggins' store-up stairs-where he
will be found until September let, when
he moves into his handsome new offices
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TOWN OFFICERS.

YoR-F S. Hodges.
M AND TRgAsuRER- Walter Bunting.
|ssI,AL AND C0LLEcroR-W. a Dale.
|rssoA-A. l.. Vann.
IN CouStn.-I.. A. Fraleigh. President, J. +,
~ B. DAVIS, VIM. Burton and ]. J.,
n. Regular meeting at Council Chamber IN
Final Building on The second Tuesday night
In nonL,.
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Picnic

There will he a picnic and dance near
the home of Mr. B. d. Wedswortb, Fri
day, June 9th, Everybody is invited
TO come and bring their baskets.
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Notice,

Picture frames all sizes and designs
artistically made to order.
36-tf EDWIN BLALOCK,
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prIsT CHURCH--Seryices every second
'rr,ib sabhaihs, II a. m. and 7Sop. M Sun.
|ssooi every Sabbath morning. Prayer meet
,srg wednesday evening at7'5o O'Clock. Rev
|peomy Pastor.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

n,soN r, A. CHAPTER, No. S-W. s. Jordan
N. G. Buck. Xxi X, J.. Mllmor,
NOUS Paterson, Sec. Regular oonvoca'
y III first and third Mondays Of each month, q
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r0R coNNIY TGEAsuRKn.

hereby annopneg ,ygelf a candidate for. ~
election 20 me Office n County Treasurer Of Madi-
son county, lnd sol.ci The support Of the DemG.-
cratic voters iN Ne coming election, ! also tabs
tbs method Of harhDg ny friends for past favors.
Respectfully.
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.ours OF nosoR-A. Livingston, D.; T. 2 f.
IN. +. r, Regular meeting on the second
,lay night Of each month.
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.,orrR,As cHuRcH.-seryices every second
MN Sundays, u a. m, and Sp. 70. PRAYER
~ every Tuesday night. Rev. &. r,
It, pastor.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
CHURCHES

,,,sr Preaching every first,
1 "a third Sundays, u IN. and 5as p. m /.
4, wse,inr every Thursday night. Kew A.
|rrv. pastor
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COURT CALENDAR.

|sr, BAscOM II. PALMER, Lake City.
IRIS ATTORNEY, L. L. Robertson, Lake CITY,
Spring Term oonvenes al Madison on the
son on the second Monday in October
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! conr again soliciting the support of the
Drmoul,r voters Of Madison county at the next
prima ON me sth If lnly, rs one Of your Repre-.
sentative, TO he next Legislature. u nominated and
elected : hereby promise TO serve you honestly,
sobrrly and 90 the best n nv ability by supporting
ali o.. 2 wnar'os that may be Introduced for tbs
upb llug u our beloved state.
Wc'pectfiOy
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hsurs or Meeting every Monday
| Al Castle Hall. n. NJ. Taylor, {. c.; j. h,
Id. X, Of r.. and s.
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EOR TIIE SINE sENArI

hereby announce myself a candidate for re-
election % the State Senate. Thanking the people
Of Madison county for past fayors and soliciting "A
conti ulncc Of same am very respectfully,
-. u. WADSWORTH,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Merited Praise.

If straws show which way the wind
blows our friend, u. X. Gunter, is GER
tainly meeting with much encouragement
in his candidacy for Attorney General.
And this is as i should be, for Mr.. Gun
ter has been most industrious assistant
to Attorney General Bellinger, and be-
sides he is an able lawyer. He has been
called upon to give his legal opinion in
many cases in the past two years, and the
record shows that they have been almost
faultless in every particular. 1t Is graft
flying not only to Mr.. Gunter, but to his
many friends to know that his abilities
and close application to his duties are
appreciated by the public--the thought
full and observant element Of our people
for while in Columbia, during the con-
vention, many of the delegates from the
various counties were pronounced in
their praise of his good work and their
confidence In his extraordinary legal
abilities. Besides, Mr.. Gunter Is q
whole-souled gentleman, whose kindly
nature and jollity of companionship
make his presence always agreeable in
any kind of gathering, and being man
of the people he is always the same--at-
tentive to all--after election to office as
we'll as before, and the voters of South
Carolina can rest assured that their in
terests will be taken care of in his
hands. Herald.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Another German Passes Away.

Mr.. John Huskamp, after lingering
illness, died at his home, near West
Union, last Friday, June 13, in the S5th
year of his age, having been born March
"a, 1918. Mr.. Huskamp came to Wal
halla in April, 1850, and was, there
fore, among the first German settlers to
reach this part of the State. He was
born in the village of Axstedt, Kingdom
of Hanover, Germany. Mr.. Huskamp
was twice married. His first wife was a
Miss Ostermeyer. TO this union one son
was born, who died some ten or twelve
years ago. His first wife died during
the War of the Confederacy, and Mr.
Huscamp reached home on furlough only
few short hours before she passed
away. He was married several years
afterward to Mrs. Scheutz, who, with two
sons and two daughters, survive him.
Mr. Huskamp saw service on the tented
field in the late war, and served his
country gallantly in Orr's Regiment of
Rifles. The deceased devoted the greater
part of his life to farming, and was an
honest, upright Christian gentleman.
He waS, for about seventy years, q men,
ber of the Lutheran church, and last
Saturday morning at eleven o'clock, after
appropriate funeral services by his pas
tor, Rev. j. G. Schaid, he was laid to
rest in the cemetery of st. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran church. The family
have the sympathy of many friends in
their sad bereavement and Oconee
mourns the death of one of her oldest
and best citizens.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Death OF Mr.. John VoIIrath, Sr.

Mr.. John Vollrath, Sr., died at his
home in Westminster Tuesday, June 10th,
after brief illness. Although he had
been failing in health for some time, he
had been confined to his bed but four
days. He was born in Hessendarmstadt,
Germany, June Is, 1910. Had he lived
until Sunday past he would have been s3
years of age.
Mr.. Vollrath was Confederate soldier
and belonged to Company A in Captain
Wagener's Regiment He was a faithful
member of the Baptist church and said
he was prepared and waiting for the end
to come. Without struggle he passed
into eternity to receive his reward. He
was kind and affectionate father and
husband and to know him was to love
him. He leaves wife, six sons and two
daughters to mourn their loss. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy of
many friends.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Alfred Ernest in the Pleasant Ridge
Baptist church, after which the remains
were Inferred in the cemetery at that
place.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Union Meeting, First District.

The union meeting of the First Dis
trict of the Beaverdam Association will
be hold at New Hope church on Satur-
day and Sunday, June 20 and 80, 1902.
l. At 10 O'Clock Saturday devotional
exercises conducted by Rev. j. II. Stone.
2. Enrolment of delegates and cleo.
tion of officers.
8. Why have union meetingsP j. M.
MCGUIRE, j. r. Moore, G. l.. Craig and
others.
Adjournment for ono hour.
Afternoon-State missions. j. r. Earle,
@. r. d. Burns and others.
Conditions necessary for revival in the
church. j. w. Shelor, j. w. Stribling,
r. M. Cary and others.
10 a. m. Sunday-Usual Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Sermon by j. M. Sanders.
Afternoon.
Singing.
How to maintain the honor and dignity
of the Christian church. j. r. Moore.
Singing.
The success of the meeting will de-
pend: 1st on attendance; I'd the interest
of those present.
J. Il M. A. Wood,
.l +. M. Morton,
II j. w. Stribling,
t.G Committee.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Death OF Mr.. John T. Liddeil.

Mr.. John T. Liddell died at his home,
on Keowee river, Tuesday night, 17th
instant, a. 10 O'Clock, after a lingering
illness from Brights disease, aged sixty
four years. Ho will be buried to-mor-
row (Thursday) at IL O'Clock, at the
family burying ground on the farm.
The funeral services will be conducted
by Rev. w. S. Hamiter. Mr.. Liddell
was member of a prominent and influ-
entail family. He was ever actuated by
high sense of honor, and esteemed by
a large circle of friends. He was never
married. He served through the war as
a member of Orr's Regiment of Rifles,
and made brave soldier. A good man
has gone to his reward.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Saved from an Awful Fate.

Everybody said had consumption, !"
burg, Pa. "Iwas so low after six non this
of severe sickness, caused by hay fever
and asthma. that few thought / could
get well, but learned of the marvellous
merit of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, used 1t, and was COM
pletely cured" For desperate throat
and lung diseases 1t 10 the safest cure In
the world, and is infallibla for coughs,
colds and bronchial affections. Guaran.
teed bottles SOC. and 81. Trial bottles
free at oil druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
j. ri. DARBY, Druggist.
Card Of Thanks.

We want to publicly thank the many
friends of our son, Claudius Capers
Burton, who cared for him at the mines,
Blossburg, Ala, when he was hurt on
carried him to st. Vincent's Hospital,
Birmingham, whore every possible at.
tention was rendered him; but even this
could not save him. His spirit took its
departure June 10th.
We desire thus to extend our thanks
to our many friends in and around Wal
halla for their kindness shown us in this
sad affliotion, and trust that they shall
each be abundantly rewarded.
Respectfully,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burton.
Walhalla, S. c., June 10, 1902.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Drought In Texas.

Dallas, Texas, June 13.--The drought
WHICH has existed throughout Texas for
nearly four weeks Is damaging the corn
and cotton crops materially. In some dis.
tricts the hot winds have literally ruined
the corn crop. In Dallas and vicinity the
seeaon has been unusually hot and dry
and for the past week the thermometer
tor has registered 80 or above each day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Yirulent Cancer Cured.

Startling proof of wonderful ad-
vance in medicine is given by druggist
G. w. Roberts, of Elizabeth, w. Va. An
old man there had long suffered with
what good doctors pronounced incura-
bic cancer. They believed his case hope
less till he used Electric Bitters and ap-
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
treatment completely cured him. When
kidney and microbe poisons at the same
time, this salve exerts it's matchless heal
ing power; blood diseases, skin erup-
tiOns, ulcers and sores vanish. Bitters
50c., Salve 25c., at all druggists.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Fire at Pendleton Factory.

The old w. w. Russell home place near
Pendleton Factory, occupied by Hal p.
Russell and owned by Dawson Smith, of
Pendleton, was destroyed by fire late
yesterday afternoon. The fire started
from defective stove fue. Nearly all
the household goods were saved, only
the stove and few other things being
lost.-Anderson Mail, June 10Th.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
Singing Postponed.

Seneca, S. c., June 10, 1902-Dear
Courier: Please publish that the all-day
singing on the fifth Sunday in June is
put off until some time in August so
Prof. T. M. Lock, of Hartwell, Ca, can
be with us.
We had a fine rain Sunday. Crops are
good. G. L. Abbott.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
A DelllhtiuI Concert.

The musical concert given last Thurs
day evening. by the Misses Biemann, at
Miss MoCollough's school house, was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed:
An interesting programme was rendered
to the delight of all lovers of music.
Miss McCollongh spoke in high terms Of
the work done by Miss Katie Biemanu,
who has completed the prescribed course
in the school. There was also on exbibi-
ton quite number of drawings and
paintings. The efficiency manifested was
alike creditable to the teacher ant pupils.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-06-18
The Summer School.

The summer school for the white
teachers of Oconee county convened at
Bells Hall Tuesday morning at o. clock
Prof. Benjamin Geer, of Fnrman Uni
Greenville Graded Schools, are in charge.
The opening is very encouraging, there
being forty-five teachers already in at
tendance, and others are expected. A
month of thorough work will be done.
This flattering beginning is due in large
measure to the earnest efforts of Mr.. Q.
l.. Craig, County Superintendent of Edu-
cation, who has given considerable at
tention to the organization Of the sum-
mer school.