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take - ia zbods 10 Happv Hsi.oE 10
tie nesF fafGFe.
Hfs. Della Jackson yisited her sister
Mr.. JolanseY, i~st Sunday evening.
u. DAVIS, VI Forrest Ctr. is IN his
BsishDofhood making PREPARATIONS 70
con thence CLEARING % lis pace 20 a.
u make crop Tia year. We visit
him saccsss.
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has made his APPEARANCE 10 this Iocali-
IT,, and the last seen % lin be was
just touching the high place. 10 ih.
pubic toad bound FOR sand Ridge
II. I Mitchell and ". ". buchanan.
our dep moon axers. have embark q
into tie real estate business.
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porous and hsstling eOl0sed farmers.
Il 10 the fiddle Of bad fx. lie has
made 70 much cotton that he caa't
make room 10 stofe IL. and has 10 pile
1t up Ilst afr old place
Tie fass that the frogs maize In this
locality sounds 70 Us Ist like frogs.
Oh Brother Dickens, the proprietor
Of tie iiotsi Dc cheap. Is always on the
alert. and neFer Its a bargain pass
lin.
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Nearly rorfe.te t,rs IL.

A runaway s.mosi ending fatally start
cd horrible ulcer ou the leg oi J. Il.
0fner, franklin GfpYe, ~ Fof fogr
yesTs II dffed oil Guctof- and al rem
ediFs Bot B0ckifns Afn.ea Salte had
no trouble 10 care blm. E1lafiy god Tor
Burns BRUISES Skin Efsp; Dns ard Piles.
25e at j. IL. ID InsYanl's Drug Store.
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Notice IS hereby given that viii on
MARCH 18th. 1903.

seil 70 tbe highest and best bidder. for cash.
Al tue front door Of the Court House in 81.
Francs Toe Ety. AFka8ss-. the follow ing de-
scgite-d lands fn-wir. The south half Of the
nnrthessr quarter azd the north half Of the
southeast quarter of Section Sixteen. in
T0~ nshiD SIX and in Range Two East. said
safe viii te made BY virtue at the Ssower con-
tanned IN 9 rerfain trust deed executed By
Ei5tsh Yielding aud wife 70 the undersigned
trustee. nov u record in book -. a. Pare 81.
! I'd made for the pGrpasf Of securing an iu-
1ebtedne.- due 2 ~. Ellis. amounting 10
49, with Interest al the rate OF 10 per cent.
from January -. 1871.
Nstue<s my Ia nd as suca Trustee. this Feb
rsszFy :. 10.
ana IF. SUMMERS. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-13
J. w. PREWETT.
Land Surveyor and Real Es-
tate Agent.
uStee'S Sale.

- special attention given TO Bottom Lands
Df1ee wiih J. VI Prtwegr. ForreS, City Ark.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-15
The Legislature.

The legislature of South Carolina met
in Columbia Tuesday at twelve o'clock,
but only the organization took place, on
account of the death of Chief Justice
McIver.
Hon. Altamont Moses, of Sumter, was
elected temporary chairman of the house.
M. L. Smith, of Kershaw, was elected
speaker, his only opponent being T. 7.
Williams, of Lancaster. The vote stood e:
Smith, 81; Williams, 81.
T. C. Hamer, of Marlboro, was re-elect-
ed clerk without opposition.
A Aspecial message was read from Cover
nor McSweeney, announcing the death OF
Chief Justice McIver, and as mark OF
respect, the house then adjourned for the
day.
In the Senate, Hon. John G. Sheppard,
of Edgefeld, was unanimously elected
president pro tem Gen. R. r. Hemphill,
of Abbeville, was reelected clerk; MIR.
Stewart, reading clerk; Mr.. Schumpert,
sergeant-at-arms; DR.. 0. A. Darby, chap
lain. Lieutenant Governor Tillman an
nounced the following appointments at
the request of Lieutenant Governor
Sloan: R. NJ. McCann, assistant clerk; Fl.
d. Butler, bill clerk J. R. Boulware, J.
E. Watson, J. F. Gooding, doorkeepers
James P. McCarty, j. A. White, keepers
of committee rooms; E. B. jenkins,
keeper Of presidents room; G. Duncan
Bellinger, Jr., HI. Fetner, pages; Robert
Adams, porter; Jack Presley, Albert
Nance, servants; N. o. Pyles, mail clerk.
The Senate then adjourned out of re-
spect to Judge Mc1ver.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-15

CHERAw, Jan. l3.-The funeral ser.
vices Of Chief Justice Mciver were held
this afternoon at ::;;::i0 o'clock at st. David's
Episcopal church The beautiful burial
service of that church was read by the
rector, Mr.. Boyd. The church could not
hold all Of those who assembled to pay
this last tribute of respect to the distin-
guished and lamcnted dead.
The active pallicarers were Messrs
VIM. G",;irrv, Fl. ID. MaIloy, F. A.
WadGin. r. +. CASTOR, p. G. McIver, T.
L. Wannan&kcr, VI. W. Duvall, H. W.
HarralI ard T. G.. Matheson. The hcarse
was accompanied from the home by the
Confederate veterans and the following
gentlemen from other parts of the State,
who acted as honorary pallbcarcrs:
Justices Pope, Gary and Jones Of the
supremc bench, McsSrS. {. a. Woods OF
Marion. W. +. Dargan, +. o. Woods and
Robert HIcFaylan and NcIver William
son o? Darlington, T. ". Boucher and
Wotfor;i Val, Of Bcnnettsville, Z. A
Wilcox nf Florence, Henry Burn OF
Society Hill. ID. ;. NJ.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-15
Family Ties Badly Mixed.

COLUMBIA, January 10.-The double
intermarriage of "in laws" in two fami-
lies of Marlboro county, this State, has re-
suited in a remarkable multiplicity of re-
lations-on paper-and probably record
breaking mixture. Ten years ago w. A.
Smith, a widower with a son and daugh-
ter, married Ella Rivers. A year or two
later Gary Smith, son Of w. A. Smith,
married Laura Rivers, sister of his father
second wife Yesterday, Fayetta Rivers,
brother of Mrs w. A. Smith and brother
of Mrs. Gary Smith, married Miss Addie
Smith, daughter of W. A. and sister of
Gary. Gary has little daughter and, by
his second wife, W. A. Smith has son.
w. A. Smith is the brother-in-law of
his own son and daughter and the father
in-law of his wife's brother and sister
He is the grandfather of his niece, the
uncle of his granddaughter and the great
uncle of his own son. His youngest son
is the brother of its uncle and aunt and
the nephew of its brother and Sister-in-
law Gary Smith is the brotherin-law of
his father and the steps0n of his sister.
His little daughter is the niece of her
grandfather, the grand daughter of her
aunt and the first cousin of her uncle.
Mrs. W. A. Smith is the stepmother Of
her mother-in-law and sister-in-law and
the mother-in-law of her sister and broth
er. She is the grandmother of her niece
and the aunt of her granddaughter. She
is also the mother of her sisters brother,
in-law and the sister-in-law of her sons
brother
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Please Remember

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will please remember that our clubbing
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week or next month, but the cash money
when you give in your name. We cannot
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Trade propositions cannot be allowed on
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age of this clubbing arrangement, and We
are putting on many new subscribers.
The offer may be withdrawn at any time,
so don't delay. We will lose some money
by making these propositions, but we do
it in order to get our list paid up in ad-
vance We want to put The Herald on
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Greenwood Gets a College.

GREENWOOD, Jan. 7.-The WILLIAMSON
Female college is to be moved to Green
wood This decision was reached yester-
day. Nine tenths Of the trustees of that
institution decided to move it here. A
vote of the students of the college result
cd in over - per cent. agreeing to come to
Greenwood. There are at present one
hundred and five boardcrs in the college.
The Williamson Female college is said
to possess the most extensive and valu-
able equipment OF any female college in
the State, Winthrop alone possibly eX-
ccpted. The college has about $1,000
worth of apparatus. All of this, the
furniture, pianos, etc, etc, will be moved
here. The building will be furnished by
Greenwood. Dr. Lander, the well known
president of the college, will subscribe
literally to the fund. He will have charge
of the school. He will also keep the
buildings in repair and run the college.
If he should leave the college, the proper
tv will be rendered to the Methodist con-
ference, and that great body will not
allow so splendid gift to pass. The
college is certainty.
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Fairfax Dots.

FAIRFAX, January 12.-Death visited
the home of Mrs. A. j. Knight Wednes
day ight and took from her dear friend
her husband. Mr.. Knight left here only
two weeks ago to 60 to Port Royal. He
was only there short time when taken
i'll. Heleaves wife and three children
sister and brother, and host of friends
to mourn his loss. Mr.. Knight was AZ
years of age.
Miss Lochie Barker and Mr.. E. W.
Shepherd, Of Greenwood, S. c., were
happily married last Monday night at the
home of the bride. After receiving many
congratulations, they repaired to the
dining room, where q bounteous supper
was served The couple left next morn
ing on the o'clock train for Greenwood
They have many friends here, who wish
them long life of happiness and pros,
perity.
DR.. Ray, of Barnwell, has moved into
town. He is in the house formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. 2. d. Wilson. His many
friends welcome him here
Miss Beulah Hoover, of MiXson'
Corner, was in town last week. She was
the guest of the Misses kearse.
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1t Failed i'm Practice.

In one of our great public schools a
master, known to successive generations
of his pupils for fifty years as "Old Big
gus" delighted in surprising his boys
with strange sayings and doings. On one
occasion, desirious of practically illustrat-
ing a question in the arithmetic lesson,
he said to a boy;
II am tripe merchant and this plat
form is my shop. Will you come here and
buy pound of tripe? Now begin"
"Please, I want a pound of tripe," said
the boy, sauntering up.
"Where's your money?"d demanded Old
Biggus, hoping to put the boy out of
countenance.
"Where's your tripe?" was the ready
retort, but it gained for its unfortunate
author four hours detention on the next
holiday.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-15
The Dyspeptic Candidate.

During the late campaign Representa-
tive Champ Clark, of Missouri, and a
minister who had dyspepsia, but who
was helping out in the prohibition cause
by making speeches along on Clark's s
trail, met at farm house and stopped to
dinner The farmers wife bustled around
and cooked fine dinner, consisting of
fried chickens, fresh ham, pork chops,
steak, vegetables and three kinds of pie.
Mr.. Clark was eating everything set
before him. The minister slipped cup
of hot water.
"Won't you have some chicken ?"
asked the host.
"No, thank you," replied the minister.
Wont you take some steak ?"
"Thank you, no."
"Or some ham or pork chops?'' persist
ed the farmer.
No." replied the minister.
The young son of the house leaned
over to his father and whispered hoarsely:
Maybe he'll suck an egg, pap"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-15
Vigorous Old Age

Painc's Celery Compound makes the old
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CrOup.

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