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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-31
aTRAPDoWN.,

ne way Ninsyhanners arc CauEht.
rnas good old poper. which d generally re-
iiabis, ths Edgensld Cnrouicis. isrsspopsibie
Cor the following paragraph. q
II the pretty women Of Edgsncld d. moi
club that editor, We shnli b surprised aa
their Cnristian SoFbeasance:
The numerous marriages anuouuced recent
iy IN the newspapers remind ~ how Q snayl.
ing Old bachelor editor Of Q veeEly ont Sest
nIr0 trap made: ope aet. the osner down.
when thsre uas no marriage 20 announces
the trap appe1rec cot, win those worcs
sTYrp Up." When there was . marriage the
sSTfnp down; smother niuny yhammef caught
lots Of ninny yhanas,sn have bean caught this
AlL
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Ask your blacksmith about "Fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Anything In the drug line can DO had at
MiIforda Drug store. Phone l07.
Call on L. T. d T. NJ. Miller for your on
renta, raisins and eitror.
1910 pair ladies hose and mems sox, the loc
kind. inst received and going at 50 pair
while they last. w. ID. Bafksdale.
For Ralstou's health oat meal, pancake
Hour. break FAST food. barry food. 90 70 L. 7. d
T.. NJ. Miller.
Make our store your headquarters when you
come to the Fair. A hearty welcome avaiu
you. G. A. Milford. Tho Druggist
sehoo, books Mt comm issiou prices NJ NIL.
lords drug store.
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Extra parts for any machine made. Az
machines are hauled, cleaned and repaired
W. ID. Barksdsle.
Fresh Monkey Candy" Velvet Molasses
candy lust in. Speed Drug Co.
For nice s,aiionery don't forget Miifords
drug store.
T,ssue paper for max Ing bats, In any shade
at The Speed Drug 90.
Toilet sets. manicure sets. vases. leatneI ,,
,onis nnd line cologne, at MilfOrd's Drug
store
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"A NOBLEOU OUTCASTr'

Presented to q Large and Appreei"-
tlve Audience. wnI be Repeated
on Friday Might.
On Monday night "a Noble Ouicast" was
appreciative audiepce.
Taken "a . whole. the play vas decidedly
better than the average abov We get hefe ior
one dollar. Mn. ID. T. Mischiper playing tns
uanner displayed decided talent She wea
ably supported throughout.
By reauest the rlay will be repeated on
Friday night and those who dia NOT st'eoo
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New millinery every week st Haddon's

New millinery every week nj haddon's
wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machines are the
best, all guaranteed. w. ID. harKscsIe.
fresh lot OF candy evcIy week at NIL.
ford q up Ia date drug store.
Old mountain Buck Wheat Juat arrived. We
also have the self raisicg buck wheat.
l.. T. 4 I. NJ. Miller.
Winter goods. All grades Of winter goods
may now be found at Haddon's
Three boxes OF Tsnuopiiine IL guaranteed TO
cure piles, or money refunded by us. The
Speed Drng Go.
Glass and putty at MiIfords at living
prices.
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Ask the postmaster about Fewer gallons;
wears longer"
We are displaying n handsome ltne OF
f,nr,s,m goods now zee them before You
Sny' The Speed Drug Co.
House furnishings at Templetoos. Cook
stoves. crockery, glass ware, table ciothes,
sewing machines. Look before you boy.
our handsome line OF wedding and Christ
mas prese o txs are all opened up: The nnest
pieces are being RAPIDLY sold. MAX your ne.
iectIons early or you may not get what you
want. The speed Drug Go.
FOR force 60 10 l.. T. Il T. N. Miller.
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A New Years Cyelone.

u that q cyclone ragin'f
II the root a-tumblin' down?
u that O earthquake shaktn'
All the winders IN townf
Ls that the river roarfn'
Above it, banks Of greenf
Has Gabriel blowed his trumpet
To mako the dead serene7
They stood and heard In terror
While loud the uoise arose,
Like the warwhoops Of the Indians.
. The shouts Of foreign focs,
But q voice brought better comfort
Uet not the saintcd scofo:
THAR amt q bit Of trouble:
That's daddy swearin' OIL"
Atlanta Constitution.
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We 90 ~ ths Nsvs and Courisr that Mr..
AnsuH Keka will write ssriss or letisss ou
The chiid iAbR business. a
whstsvss ~ va 8may b dspsndsd npon
90 unbiased sealeh. :: q of iAol We DO not
know What hs win say, bat No have such con-
ndsncs IN hia - % esnss 90 70 have no sears
a his tsifnssG He,viil stass facts. without
lending htmssif or his innusncs 70 HE North
szn inteNneddisrs who woald cripple ths
cotton min basinsss 10 TIE Hoath.
tsnildles wnfbtIn snd Northern labor unions
eannoe nss him In shetr sHoet 10 ipjurs the
shtsf snissprisss ofths' s'ssass.
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wears longer"
our business Will about 6nabie that Of any
prescription buaineea ever done By aoy drug
concern in the oity 0f A66eytile, Tie people
are plensed or We could nos % liz
WORK baskets, lunch bsskss. Of every do.
aign st Miisord's drug siore.
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NEW YEARS.
ODD AT ppp !;
BLUE RIDGE

~ PEAKING Of New Years."
said the Nevadian, II always
call to mind this time Of year
Il the blowon we boys give q
young doctor chap who came
up to Blue Ridge just ut the time that
camp was the liveliest to which I might
add that though the days Of the Ridge
was few in the land, as the book says.
while II did last there was no camp on
the Paciflc slope from Puget sound to
the Rio, Grande that c6uld furnish as
much fun In q week as transpired In
Blue Ridge every twenty-four hours.
But the sport didn't need no medi-
cine. II was not, as you might say. a
sickly neighborhood, which It seems
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Governor McsWseney has vetoed the bill
which had foe its purpose the repudisiion Of
csrtain bonds Of the State. And thus Il -,
that she Governor has saved the State nom
the shame Of another Deliberate attempt Of
,as stass to repudlste 10 debts Tho State
makes its citizens pay into the treasury The
assessment that b made upon them. In Ike
mapssr the state ought 70 pay is honest
Debts.
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peculiar to remark. seeing as how we
had the most likely looking graveyard,
considering the population. as you
would find In all the Sierraa But the
gents az populated the graveyard was
mostly lively and healthy lot up to
and inclusive Of the moment Of their
demise.
'aThat,s what the boys was speaking
Of when the doctor came into camp.
.Long Bill remarked to me that the
boys who was hurt ought 30 make an
effort to last until the doctor could ar
rive. which would give him legal
claim on any dust they might leave.
He was Just the kind Of o chap for the
camp II 30 II had been that there was
any trade for him, for be was quiet,
nervy. had more book learning than
the editor and was cheerful and oblig-
ing. especially obliging. for he preached
a beautiful sermon over the late dealer
ut the faro bank. though the said dealer
had died Of his wounds before Doc ar
rived.
..Sonoe ,esa n. boxv ra or0hf m sond
Aown = ths ysI,ex ,vhe,,. thew ,re,e an
shaking eternaily with malaria and Inn
port a bunch Of the shakers for Doc to
practice on and pay him 90 much for
the cleanup. He laughed when we
nronosed this and said Il yould be un-
professional because he knew the marty
q. had the nract,ce In tho valley.
.Thon NO n,onose6 that fherea NO,
.nv nartv 6yino NJ his ,vounds befors
tho noc conld arrive The soid nartva
1900 ahonld ,,e Iavied unon for 4 Sea
to t,a maid IN De
aAu the boys aareed 10 that and VIA
pot so worked nm over the proanect that
disagreement resulted that very
nipht. in which a Wells-Farro shotgun
messenger blew all the Latin parts out
Of a friend with a tan rarre duck gun,
which the same. for purposes Of staRe
robbera was Of a sawed OF character.
The party as was shot was mostly
missing between his hips and - chest,
the remains being only two-thirds, but
we joyfully sent for Doc Just the same.
"Well, he came, and when he saw the
state OF the case he said a. he wasn't
an undertaker he couldn't be OF any
service.
.srhen we told him Of the new rule
and offered him the pile Of the de-
ceased, which was In q canvas sack
ho,,t,d xho hor uo 1yo,idn,t tpIRe II
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stock nm Hand.

Stock on Hand.
Bradds- Going to make any sew ses'
olutions this year, Spikes?
Spikes-New onesf I should say not
I've rot q lot Of old ones I've never
used. by Jove!
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TO RENT.

Rare Opportunity offered for ind's-
srious Men who Are willing 20
Work this wiuter.
A tvo-roon house and one'hors arm.
three r.nm bouse and two-horse iarm;
Those wilIiuR TO open part Of the lnnd VIII
b. allowed 10 nell the wood from me gIouna
lies lor men who are able and willing 10 WORK
this winter. The In Id lies from Two and a.
haIf To three miIps from the city. No mules
furnished to anybody. Renter. must iufn,sn
their own stock. Apply ID the fress sno
Banner.
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a T1mo Of Peril.
Clarissa-I'm always glad when New
Years day II safely over.
Fidelia-Yes; II IL q saddening anni-
vefsary.
Clarissa-Oh, don't mean that
Clarence and always have q horrid
quarrel suggesting improvements In
each others conduct
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-12-31
Notice to Taxpayers.
For the Purpose Of Accommodating the Public in the
Matter of Making Their Tax Returns. Will Visit
the Places Mentioned Below on the Dates
Indicated in Schedule.

"A LLRETURNs MUST BE MADE UNDER OATH, AND ALL PER-
sonal property returned at ta true market value
making their returns between January 1902 and
liable penalty Of so This penalty will be
against denqun for the failure enforce heretofore has put
premium on peglect Of the law
conform placed before the Town
while disregard the law after the
themselves The enforcement this
so per penalty will correct this evil.
oil Of their employees after notifying
them andge getting statement Of their property
mail unless they before some
returning
real reported to the
County Auditor
Ny Appointments Are as Follows:
Calhoun Falls Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18th and 4h
Lowndesvile Thursday and Friday January 18th and l8h
Mt Carmel Monday and Tuesday, January 10th and 2oth
Wulington Wednesday, January 2let
Bordeaux, Thursday, January 22nd.
Mccormick Friday Saturday. 23rd and 24th
Due West Tuesday Wednesday, January eth and 2sth
Donalds Thursday and Friday January 18th and S0th
Aptrevile, FROM January February 10Th.
Lopr Cane Calvers January ls February Nh
Bryants from January lst to February @th
Abbev s 9th and 10th and February M
and Goth inclusive.
Owing I'd this Of
9Th incu
ve making the settlement
II. E. Cox, Auditor.
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Foolish Resolutions.
The New Years vows that Perkins made
To keep will prove q strain.
He vowed to shave himself this year
And use not words profane.
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10 SNauEhty-two.

10 'Neu6nty.V"os
Como In, New Year. como In. come In:
Don't stand out there In the cold and grin.
Put on some clothes; your legs are bare;
You haven't half enough to wear.
The old mans gone; the coast ID ciear;
Tho worlds your oyster. kid New Year!
-Chicago Tribune.
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A Good n New

a UOOQ n Wew.
SHow about those good resolutions
you made the first Of the yearT
"Oh, they are still good."-Smart Set
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Break. break. break
No. not the waves OF the Sea
Only the resolutions
That the foolish made. nh. me!
q. E Kisef.
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q. Ass ssss s.ussss .ses. -Ss.sr gallons
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l'm II.
The Dealer IN Books, Stationery. Ci-
gara, Fine Tobacco and Novel.
ties. When In need OF
any OF these, don't
forget The old
reliable,
mike"
One door above McDiil d Lyon.
Herculese Jersey.

THIs FULL. BLOODED JERSEY BULL
l. In now In the Stable or Lot Of Alfred El.
lison, whore he will remain indrnnitsiy:
X. X. TOLBERT.
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1908

We expect to make the
new year a record year in
our business. During the
past year we had the best
trade we have ever had,
and while we thank you
for your patronage in the
past, we would be pleased
to haye more ofyour trade
during 1903. Give rs q
call and let rs show you
our stock. We are sure
we can please you, both
as to prices and quality.
Respectfully.
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY or AbsEvlLLE.

4 AO StSt0 Va SSoS0 So&OAAASss1
COUNTY or AbBEvlLLE.
c,usr or coaAos PLEAS.
Lucy r. Caldwell aod others against John w.
Sign. a. Administrator, ETC.. and others.-
Foreclosure. ~
by AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF SALE
by the Court of Common Pleas for AbbevilIe
County, 10 said State. made ~ the above stat
ed case, I will ofYer for sale. at Public Oatcry,
st AboeviIIe G. H., 8. c. op saiesday In
JANUARY Gtb,) A. D. 1908. within the isssi
horrs Of sale the following described ispd.to
Wit: All that tract or parcel Of land situate.
lying and being In Aboesiiie County, In The
state aforesaid, containing
One Hundred Twenty-Five (l20
Acres,
moro or les. and bounded by the Public
Road, g. O. Bolts, samuel Mundy and Others.
being that part OF the lands Of the Estate Of
Hugh n. Wardlsw, deceased, lying on the
west side of the Public Road
Plat will be exhibited on day OF sale,
TERMS or sALE-Cash. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers.
L. w. PERRIN,
-r Msstsf A. e. 81.
December Is. 1900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-14
eRoss wlLL WIN.
Judge Scott Says He Will Be Okla
homa's Next Delegate

Judge Henry NJ. Scott, one OF the
hest known politicians in Oklahoma,
was IN the city this morning, He pre-
,aicted the election OF w NJ, Cross the
Democratic candidate for delegate in
Oklahomg by a majority of at least
10000. Even the Republicans, who
are at All informed, eoneede that MI.
Cross viii carry the new country by a
majority OF 1000 With this good start
his election is a foregone CONCLUSION.
mr. Mcclure, the Republican nomi-
nee, is badly handicapped by the fact
thar he was an anti-organization man
Many Of the Republicans are dissatis.
ned with him and he viii not nearly
poll his party strength. On the other
hand there are no sore spots on the
Democrats and they are an working
together In harmony"
Judge Scott was Judge Maxey's man
,nger when the latter was candidate fol
the Democratic nomination for dele
gate. Beth OF them have pulled OF
their coats and are now working fol
Cross With true Democratic zeal
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CAN'T WRITE TO HIS GIRL.
A Southern Boys Complaint to Post
master General Pays.

WdoAcf OGHCfdl rdyFsSs
Washington, D. C., July 14.-Post-
master General Payne today received
a letter from a youthful swain in far
oil Mississippi who protests against
the enforcement of that cruel section
OF the postal regulations which. abet-
ted by parental objections makes it
impossible for him to correspond with
his best girl The letter follows
Dear Sir: have something / wish
you wuld give me some information on.
wrented call box No IA from a
rostmaster's clerk June the 2lst, and
told him | wanted It for my girl, as her
plents won't allow me TO go with her
and want to write to her and wuld
address them 60 her in name box No.
IA. and now Miss Pearl Nasors comes
up and says she can't allow this, as it
Is against the postal laws and | wish
you would tell me If she is safe in tell
ing this. The girl is not of age, but it
seems to we / Guild rent her abox and
have the mail put in it, wuld appre-
oiate anything you wuld do for me in
this mater and hoping you will answer
in some way l will close Respect
fully.
The Letter was typewritten in blue
on yellow paperl and was signed in
red ink
AN the world loves a lover" said
Mr Payne. after ne had read the above
remarkable plea 'bu I can't see jusl
what can do for willy think III
write and tell him TO try and make
hit with his girls 'prents.
And MI Payne turned regretfull
tl more serious matters,
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Minnesota Excursion.

Commencing In July the Rock Island
win sell holneseekers excursion tick
cts TO Minnesota points. date Of sale.
July August and September; fare
one fare plus two dollars Tor the round
tip. final return limit October 81 For
further information cali on or write
e ~ Thompon. G. z. A.. Topeka, OF
your local sgeid
). W. Williams.
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rnoeAsLs wANrsO NoroRIerY.
Nebraska Girl Who Baked on Mar.
rlase at ne Altar.


rlaee at ,ee Altar.
Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, D. C., July 14.--F'rai<
mitchell. Of Washington, procured
license July 2 to marry Miss Happy
Theodore van wyck, Of Lincoln, Neb'
~rhe following morning the couple
went to the residence Of the Rev Wal
lace Radcliffe TO be married. While
tho clergyman was going through the
ceremony Miss Van wyck suddenly
balked. declined to make the respons-
e. and insisted that the wedding be
declared OF. much to the disappoint-
ment OF the would be groom and the
surprise OF the pastor. Up to the time
Miss Van Wyck, who is a vivacious,
eririted and daring young woman had
apparently regarded the whole affair
as Joke. quite the opposite view from
that taken by the young man. The
long black coat Of the clergyman and
bis solemn demeanor evidently caused
her to realize that the matter was a
serious one and declaring that The
ceremony was too serious," she in
terrupted the proceedings and declar-
ec It cali on"
Miss Van Wyck is a remarkable
ycung woman Of the type usually re-
ferred to as ''yivacious' She is the
daughter Of the late Senator Van
Myck. OF Nebraska and has an in
come Of $4,000 a year. She is also
a relative Of ex-Mayor Van Wyck, of
New York. Her mother is dead and
sinca last winter she has been spend
Ing much of her time in Washington,
maintaining apartments at the Nor
mandie.
A part Of the time Mrs II. X. Mott
s,s washington. her aunt, has acted as
hcr chaperon. The Van Wycks form
,erly lived here and Miss Happy was
born here. She was named Theodore
but owing to her happy disposition
and iovial nature she was in her in
fancy called Happy" and that cogno
mer. was retained until now she is
known as Happy Van wyck, and SC
registers at the Normandie. Mr.. Nit
chelI is 26 years old and is employed
in the car service department Of the
Southern railroad
Miss Van wyck has known Mr.. Nit
chel for about year He frequent
~ called upon her az her hotel and
they often went out together Al
though she had many friends Mr.. Nit
chell was more in her company than
anyone else When they went out 80
gether Miss Van wyck paid the bills
for suppers, cab hire and other forms
of amusement and entertainments
with her own check and refused to
allow her escort TO spend his money
SHE had an abundance of it and he
had nothing but his salary as a clerl
IA a railroad office Miss Van Wycl
Is handsome. winsome and attractive
She dresses stylishly and had many
admirers. It was thought strange tina
she should bestow all her attentions
upon M. Mitchell Miss Van Wycki
relatives are shocked and Mr.. Mitchell
has left for a Virginia summer re
sort to think It all over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-14

Il am using a box Of Chamberlains
stomach and Liver Tablets and find
th,n the best thing TOR my stomach l
ever used, says T. W. Robinson. JUS
tice o. the peace, Loomis, Mich.
These Tablets not only correct dlsor-
ders Of tho stomach but regulate the
live and bowels. phey are easy to
take and pleasant in effect. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by c. R. Rem
mo.
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Notice.

the undersigned viii receive sealed pro-
pOsats until l2OclOcK noon July "a 1902 for
print ng binding aud delivering one thOus-
and copies of Volume n, Oklahoma Re ports.
The work 10 be dOLe and tue reports and
plates delivered and raid for as promised
In Chapter 75 Statutes okla 1928 Specihca-
lions viii be furnised prospe tive bidders
on app scation 10 the undersiged. Each bid
must be accompaint by a deposit Of SO 90
as an evidence Of good faith. The right is
reserved TO reject any or all bids
JNO. II, BURFORD
Chief Justice
Supreme Court
Guthrie. Okla July O. 1902.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-14

Il suffered for months from sore
ihroat EelectFic OH cured me in
twenty.four hoars-" NJ. s. Gisr,
IIswesyale Ey
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aUp 10 DATEv

Gail at tho Up 70 Date Bar nice,
nov. neat place, one door west Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-07-14

The tnngs NE are going % do are
generally the things we bIag about
most.
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j. W. Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-30
A New Mclodrama Cominn.

A true Yankee story, presented as an
interesting play. portrayed by real New
England actors, piloted by veteran
manager from the Green Mountain
state. are the promises held forth by
u. d Newell who will present for the
first time in this city at the Opera
House on Monday evening. Feb. 3, his
sensational cofhedy drama, "A jolly
American Tramp" In this play the
author. Il. +. Kdder who wrote "A
Poor Relation" and Peaceful Valley"
for Sol Smith Russell, is said to have
otitdone himself, for in this piece he
gives us def character delineations
that, we are told, almost rank co-equal
with Charles Dickens creations. so true
TO nature are they said to be. In this
play the author touches that we'll
spring of emotion, the heart, and firm
~ grasping it. holds his audience en-
tranced until the curtain rings down
upon the final scene, when every wrong
has been righted, the just rewarded and
the guilty punished. Manager Newell
has secured good cast for it's por-
travail, among whom the names of Jack
Allen. Kitty Bingham, Carrie Godfrey,
Margaret Meredith. Vera Wilson.
Harry Clifton, and c. E. Grahame
stand forth. The locale of the story
Will be truthfully depicted and the cos
tuning will be appropriate. The seat
sale Will open tomorrow morning at 10
o clock. The prices for this engage
ment are only TO- 20. 80 and so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-30
NORTH AUGUSTA CHURCH
Gives an Excellent Musical and Liter
airy Entertainment.

The high wind and extreme cold of
Tuesday evening prevented large at
tendance at the excellent entertainment
given at the Methodist church, North
Augusta. by r. NJ. Brann. The duets
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Brann were rem
dered in their usual admirable style.
Mrs. G.. r. Dutton and Miss Jennie Lord
presided at the organ. The reading of
Miss Minerva's Courtship." by Miss
Bessie Tillson, was enjoyed by all, as
was the song by the Misses Amy
league and Marion Tillson.
Mrs. Dutton favored the audience
with an organ selection, which was
heartily encored. The recitations
When Huldah Has a Beau" and DO
ing Our Best We're given by Mile
Taylor and Ella Leighton respectively.
MIR. Brann gave a humorous selec-
ton which was enthusiastically APP
plauded. Cornet solos were given by
Florence Cudworth, with organ accom-
paniment by Miss Lord.
All present expressed their apprecia-
ton of the entertainment, and the hope
that Mr.. Brann will give another even
inGs enjoyment in the near future un-
der more favorable circumstances.