The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1902-04-30

exchange.
1t is time that you were hustling
of to the Charleston exposition. Ii
is now at its best and Charleston is
at it's best, and you will see and hear
enough to last you the balance oI
this year.
If you eat supper at your house
have it over before s 30 o clock, so a.
to be in time at the concerts this
week. DR.. Peters is very gracious
man, but he will pot allow three
minutes grace, for the doors will be
closed at $50.
Clarence Hardy, out on Tiger. wa:
ploughing Monday. While exhortine
his mae the single-trae struck u
cockleburr weed and one o. the burr:
bounced back and down the young
mans throat. He had to come tc
town to have it taken out. He could
not speak while it was in his throat
Monday the Church Of the Advent
elected the following: Wardens-
J VI Elford, W S Mauring; VeS'ry'
men-S T Poinler, H A Lyon, J 1
Cleveland, W f Lindsay, Arthur lr'
win, r Ii Peters. W B W Howe; Del
egates to convention at Georgetown
May 1S-J NJ Elfnrd, S I Poinier. W
B W Howe, H A Lyon; Alternates-
A NJ Adger, w q Haugnton, r L
Galbraith, Z q Frierson.
Franklin L. Warner died at hi:
home near Walnut Grove Sunday
night last. He was native of this
county. He was buried ut Walnut
Grove Tuesday, Rev: So; Ss:.,iiilli - -
,nsssAs. .assy - tcs. sfs died sew:
eral years ago after which he mar
ried Miss Marlborough, who with
one child, survives him. Mr.. Varnes
was a quiet, honorable, industrious
man and never did harm II he knew
it. His neighbors had the highest re-
spect for his integrity Of character.
Prof. CIinkscales will leave this
week for the General Conference at
Dallas, Texas. Mich interest is felt
in regard 10 the Barbee teleSrams tc
! the Senate about that S2SS 900. |.
strikes us that if DR.. Barbee had been
member of the cotton exchange and
acted as he did, he would have been
turned out. The church acts On a
different plane. Lorc and forgive
ness with a little whitewash some
times smooths the rough places bet
ter than the more strenuous methods
A series which should have been
named The Enchantment Of the
Modern Aladdins, if consid }red
solely from the point Of view Of 70,
nance, is Begin in the May Cosmo-
poIitan. But these sket hes pos
sess as we'll a busiress interest
equally for clerk and capitalist, foi
manufacturer, furmer and merchant,
The man who would understand the
drift of our news in finance and busi
ness must read these lives. so full "i
incident, Of chance. Of hard labor
an / marvellous success. As it is, the
series receives orly the commonplace
name of "Cuptains Of Industry.
Each character is treated by anoted
writer familiar with his subject.
In the stories OF Child Life, Nc
Clure's Magazine stands head and
shoulders above the rest. William
Allen Whites Boyville boys, Miss
Josephine Daskam'< Philip, rickey.
Edgar and Ardella and Miss Martin :
Emmy Lon are probably the most
real and most genuine children III
contemporary fiction. Mr.. White s
and Miss Daskam s stories have been
published in book form; and Emm!
Dou, the most lovable Of them ali
has only Il few more appe" RANGES t"
make in the magazine. In the May
number is published The Cn:.fin"-
of Consistency" which tells ii her
first experiences in the grammlr
school. When this series is com
plete the editors Of Mcclure 5 vii!
have to hustle to tind other stories O.
equal excellence; for the readers Of
the magazine will be Satisfied with
nothing short Of the best in this kind
of writing--as In numerous othe
kinds.
1t would seem that it would be i'm
possible to spring Il new canse OF ar
ton in the courts, but there is n.
end 10 reasons assigned for damage
suits. The biggest case tried in thi-
State was at the York court last
week. S. W. Mitchell brought suit
against the officers of the Woodmen
of the World for alleged personal in
iurics received while they were ini
tiating him at Hickory Grove H@
thought that about $4,000 would
take the soreness out OF his limbs.
which soreness WAS caused by the
"cantankorouS goat which he Wa
forced to ride. The goat was very
innocent sanimaI, as murh 50 rs Il
wooden headed man, when introduce
ed into court bat Mitchell claimed
that he cavortcd and reared up At
both ends and in the mid lie, aud
bruised and injured his person until
his suffering was great AMI lasting
After a three days trial the jury re-
ported that they could not agree and