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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

a iesiins q rsstiainsss and hope.
let Us ser1sn,ber to.day that wa ats
hfs esps s9f CHS ,s fs oes st TIC @
lie viii q the 1psopies csrsaihiy G asis,.
and fIis 81 the pet,ostatlc party wanted
No organized movement was ever behind
p ss sa's ssyhk ssrsssa b i,Is r,,stsS
IS HIN. IN n 4. X
81 Maine u "a the peaeh. covered hills Of
Georgia where tho ripsnins f'lbcr t., n s,r
s ss k'tiS .re my s9af f. fslsr ~ hs
Judge rarkst's nomination. q. 4.
CARY III e.. II w srs III q psses 'a
ss sSs u NV Which v. have y planted on
Tie Empire state. 81 the south. MI.
Chairman. seconds the nomination Of the
fayorite son Of the Empire state OK Tho
with Alton o. Parker rs the standard.
When Mr.. Wright mentioned Parker
name shout greeted II. The crowd
thought that was tho conclusion Of no
erent In the gallery cried "c,it 1t out. !"
and Intellectually tried to drown his
voice He gained round OF applause
when he finished. VII &
Darrow Seconds Hearst.
When tlIionis was called Clarence OAR
row seconded Hearst, at whose name the
galleries vented their enthusiasm When
he said at seems to be fate that tho
men who once sc,ittlcd the Democratic
shin arc once more to be placed III
30 wer, there were cheers and Misses.
f"The Democracy OF Jefferson; the El'efnoc-
racy of Bryan" was a phrase from mr..
Darrow which struck the convention.
After the shout which followed a voice
from Tho gallery rang out: Three ch zee,
for Bryan The cheers were given WIN
a will Mr.. Darrow's speech .enlivened
the wearyng crowd. He was followed ,t't
by w. j. Kern. OF Indiana. who seconded
Judge Parker's nomination. al.
Threw Him Out.
when iowa was reached one Of the del
egates arose and declared that. he rep
resented zone 1bf tho urlpurcllas ed and uii.
'purchasablc delegates Of that STATE ~. .
sbna,on Il e hs wnl sai e0n e PROVED
Is be Sam S. WriJLs and he sec onded the
nomination Of Parker amid great cneer'
ing. ,,.,,,,. ~ conver,,o
when hen no declared: FL am proud Of the
factathat the Democratic party TO which
I belong believes In free speech. !.
Fa Chairman Weaver. when Mr.; VIRGIN,
had concluded, 4 gained recognition. for
nir. Rinchart, who on behalf OF the State
OF Iowa seconded Hearst's nomina ton.
Tho gentleman who Just left the plat
FORM" said Mr.. Rinehart, east asper,,
sIons upon the delegation from Iowa; 4.
desire to cast the asperslon back into
MI. Rinehart denied for himself and all
others Of the Iowa delegation that any
r,,orav ha heen received by them To
cast their votes for any candidate.
& "a sequel followed quickly, the delega.
ton meeting and voting to unseat Wright
as the Iowa member OF the committee 70
notify the presidential nominee. In the
words OF one Of the delegation the ac-
ton was taken because OF the ilnputa-
lions cast upon the delega ton ~
Wright. y. ].
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The Fulton Baptist Sunday school WI! .noiu
n - NINA / spicnicI at West Point July 18TH
The laying OF granolithic pavement around
the property OF Alderman Louis Washer has
been completed. u. /. q . %. W !,
Eouis Washer. has returned from, Baltim p,
Md. where she went to attend the wedding
John Scott the negro youth W, xhe vas 8, Al,
most completely scaiped by falling from q
moving freight train a , Fort Lee ,aeH
Bar riSa se' Is his attending physician;
heen detained from his work several weeks
on account OF rheumatism.
Mr.. Albert Busheli - able 70 return 70
Nj Henry Johnson, well known farmer
Of Varina, lis confined at his home with an
a Hsnrsa e5RsnfietNs No 1888
viii meet tonight at Nelson's Hall.
Mrs. Margaret Romer. who was operated
turned home we'll.
Mr. Harold Koch. OF Lynchburg. who has
been spending several days Mating hs uncle
Powhatnn Council, Daughters I, q {, Liberty.
MI m Charles ans ssa " Who operated
at the virginia Hospital several weeks ago
Tor appendicitis. vas carried 70 his bone or, on
made an uneventful recovery. and will be
able to be out In a short while. :,
Sea Il. se psek Session
81
n siT 4 ns 3 Ba ri d Halifax county
vlsting his SON, Or. George u. Barksdale.
Mrs Frederick Doeppe, the aged mother Of
Mr. Charles l.. A. Doeppe. is quite III at
the homo OF her son In Varna. x
Mr. James Hartley Is In Alexandria, Va.
where he waSy called to the bedside ct his
sister. Mrs. LAWYER, who is extremely III.
Mr.. J. r. Hicks is extremely III at his home
Mr.. Charles Wood. chief engineer OF the
seagoing tug Chesapeake Of the Lambert's
Point Towing Company, Is visiting his brother.
Mr.. Walter Wood. on Denny street.
Mr.. Samuel P, Waddel clerk Of the Hen
rico County Court, has moved back to Full
ton Hill, where he will reside In the future.
Mrs Waddell ard family have been living in
the West End during the winter, d Z
Mr.. Harvey s. McGovern has recovered from,
a painful wound under his lower jaw. which
was inflicted by a glanoing rail,
The Rev. j. D. Smith who was chaplain
in Stonewalls Jackson's division OF the Con-
federate army during the Civil War, Will
preach at the Fulton Presbyterian mission
at 4:3o O'Clock Sunday afternoon All are
cordially Invited to attend
MI, Arthur Powers. who broke several
bones in his rght hand while puncfsAG a
strength testing machine at the West End
Electric Park. Is getting along nicely.
Mr. Charles Chidress, Of Washington, p.
G., has returned home after a peasant visit
to his PARENTS $50 &l4 al ii.
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The Peculiar Problem.

Rnrlngton county, New Jersey. speent 9
large part, Of Tuesday looking for three
negro men who had assaulted farmers
G G.s; mts county South Carolina, was
similarly employed under, like provocatlot,n q
There is no geography i appears n as ~ t, ne
assert Equality In the offensive man
ner illustrated in these instances, To
jostle white nan pr the sidewalk y
an nsSisrton OF SP}S'a wd nns'
more brltally merely because she, Is white
is an outrage so gross that people North
and South find It difficult to treat y with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
Big Naval Fight Reported.

I7g7@1 " (Ry 9AssocIated Press.J q. X 81
ST PETERSBURG, July s. l:a2 Z. NJ
1t is reported inFa special dispatch from
Lilac Yeng under yesterdays date that.
persistent rumor Is current there 70 tho
cffect that a naval engagement has oc-
CURED at Port Arthur. In which twenty
one Japanese warships participated, re-
sulting In a Russian victory.
similar report was current at Lan
Yang, July 9Th, the location Of the cn-
gagement then being given as northwnrd
of Gen-San, Korea.
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES, r.. r. g
.a p. q. R,-SEASOh 1904. w

Effective June LIST, the r., +, 4 p. r.
r. will sell reduced rate summer eXcir-
sion tickets to all principal Northern.
Eastern and Canadian summer tourist
points, Including Atlantic City, Cape MAY.
sNaka EeWpo sare oaeSes
sorts In the Adirondacks and White
Mountains, etc; also to Virginia summer
tourist points q, on {, Southern m Railway
sale daily until September Goth, inclusive.
good returning unyil October II. 1901 /,
liberal stop over privileges.
For fIrth her inforn1a ton apply to agents
r.. II. s. =. r. RI or IS.
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Snake WTanple Foot

Some days ago sheet OF "tangle foot"
fy catching paper blew out OF window
In Warrenton, convenient to n young
snake about eighteen Inches long, He
orawled on It, but finding 'the going,
a little difficult he stopped to rest, and
stuck as fast as the tabled rabbit to tho
tar baby, The more he tried the faster.
he stuck, until he gave mp the light
Warrenton Virginian.l 64at
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to be denied, and thls time they showed
things to The toher side"
O1nev Nominated.

After twenty minutes. qtiiet was re-
stored. aid Patrick A. Collins. OF Bostont
nominated Richard Olnny. OF the Old Rsiy
State mention OF whotrl called forth
cheers, led by Massachusetts. That dele
cation ended TO tho ricturesqictiess Of the
scene by waving flags and htirllfig con-.
8fetti. .s
Il There was another ioiid cheer when the
speaker declared that Richard Olney
needed no Introduction TO the world
Maryland seconded the nomination OF
Parker through Buchanan schley, who
made a brief speech.
When Minnesota. was called. the chnir-
man Of that delegation. on behalf Of q
4 ortlon Of the delegation. seconded tho
domination OF Judge Parker and another
member, on behalf OF a majority OF the
delegation. seconded Mr.. Hearst.
3 Governor vardaman. Of Mississippi.
briefly seconded Parker's nomination..
senator Clark. OF Montana, also seconded
the nomination OF Parker. b 4 ~ z
Wall Nominated; Great Confu-
sion.
{ Nebraska came next. and there was
an uproar OF Bryant Bryan "Bry-
5,.n.. but after he was able to be heard.
Mfr. Bryan merely yielded to wisconsin,
snd Mayor David s. Rose Of Milsvaukec.
placed r., C.. Vail III nomination. Mayor
Rose drew come Kisses by criticising
other candidates. but without naming
them. He took the New York delegation
10 task severely for presenting Judge
Parker "Thc nation has been calling OF,
New York for months to tell tls what
are the principles Of their candidate. he
tang out. i''but he has said othing.'
Oscar H.. Miles, a Kansas delegate.
amid the uproar. yelled the point Of or
der that .the gentleman Is not speaking
in behalf OF any candidate, but In gem
eral arraiEnment Of the Democratic
pa rty.
b Cries OF Right Right, :" were. heard
above the uproar.
Chairman Bailey overruled the point Of
order and Mr.. Rose. as he went on.
grew rapidly unpopular and caused great
con fusion. W "A ~
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AT OUR TABLE,

She sat at the head of the table,
The dear little onetmonth bride,
And tho wee board was spread
From the foot to tha head
With the products OF things she had
tried
Not all OF these viands were wholesome,
Not all of these viands seemed right,
Yet the love In her eyes as she shared
Your surprise 5, X
Proclaimed every dish a delight.--Al.ea
Crazy M
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Lady Maccabees,

Richmond Hive, No, 8, Lady Maeeabees.
will hold a special review Monday, July
nth. at 2.3o o'clock r. M. at Murphy's
assembly hall,
All members are invited ia attend, and
ladies desiring to participate In the dr,al
are urged to make special effort to be
present,
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THE MORNING STORY ".
TOLD IN BULLETINS

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch;s Z.
ST. Louis, MO. July ef-s:25 a. M
The crowds show no elimination In r1utI'
hers and It certainly shows no fallins
OF In enthusiasm
2:2e A. Meals for Bryan as Ne,
braska. Is reached and another great ova.
ton Is shown him
800 "A. M.-Bryan announces that Ne.
braska gives way to Wisconsin and Mes
braska Will take Wisconsin, turn.
2:4e "A. Nr..-Rose OF Milwaukee,, nomi-
mates Z. c. Wall, Of Wisconsin. Mayor
Rose severely arraigns the New = ork dele
cation and scores their candidate.
e:55 A. M.-Arkansas interrupts tho
speaker 10 say that his speech is an ar r
raignment OF the Democratic party and
not in the interest OF any candidate. In
tense excitement. #
2:573 "A. Mn reply 10 hootinE from
New York delegation. Rose replies we !:
Lave heard the cries Of the tiger before"
s:o4 A. M-Rose closes.
sos a, M.-Ballot 4. a apparently in sight.
a.os A. Mex Senator William a. Har--5
ris. from Kansas. seconds the nomination ne
OF cockrell q
s:15s "a. n1.-senator Smith, Of New Jer-
.sey, seconds Parker.
s:2ss a.. M Cole. OF, North Dakota, 1lomi 4
mated . John Sharp WI lian,s. ssss3s .is ,s
4 M +. j Il Ryan OF Pennsylva mia, second
"a Parker and John ]. Fltzgerald, OF
Rhode island. seconded Hearst. IN
s:ss A. M. Senator Tillman seconded
nomination Of Parker. "a
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/ FULTON III NEWS.

The Fulton Baptist Sunday school VII, = .hol '
ats annual picnic at West Point July iStn.,
the property OF Alderman Louis Washer ha
beer completed. 5 10 ~. 4,
ra,,is washer has returned from Baltimore
Md where she went to attend the "edd1nt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

4 $3.50 a.. M-Bryan announces that Ne
braska gives way to Wisconsin and Me-
braska Will take Wisconsin turn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

2:2s A. Meals for Bryan as Ne,
braska. is reached and another great eva
ton Is shown hins
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81 2:42 Al. M..-Rose Of Milwaukee, romi.
mates Il. G. Wall, Of Wisconsin. Mayor
Rose severely arraigns the New York dele
cation and scores their candidate.
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s:15s "a. Hf.-senator Smith, Of New Jer-
sey, seconds Parker. 5i8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

When Mr.. Wright mentioned Parker's
name shout greeted II. The crowd
thought that was tho conclusion OF Tho
speech, and when he continued the !. 'rrev.
erent In the gallery cried "cut 1t out. !"
and Intellectually tried to drown his
voice. He gained n round OF appla1u i'e'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

o:57 a.. Mn reply 10 hooting from
New York delegation. Rose plies we I. e
Lave heard the cries OF the tiger before.
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Daniel Replies Is Bryan.

Mr.. Bryan then offered all income tax
amendment and made 8 speech In favor
OF IT.. He asserted that while votes might
be lost among the very rich. the Demo-
cratic party ought to consider the great
mass ofsthe people who bear the burdens
Of taxation and the expenses of the gov
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Wouldn't Have Him STOP.

II am convinced that: the country is
on the verge of n great catastrophe and
calamity" He said further thatiit was
urgent that the Democratic party re-
cover the reins OF governments This Is
not the time, he said for selfish In
terest. for small conceptions OF consist
ency, for personal likes or regards. 1t
opinion. But there are questions OF en-
pedlency to be considered" g
4, Senator Daniel favored the gold plank.
Mr.. Poe, OF Maryland. made a brief, hut
vigorous, appeal for the gold plank, de-
clarIng that II the party III its Trtio-m
refused to recognize an existing fact, he
.eared that Maryland would be lost to
tile Democrats In the fall elections "a
The question was demanded, and tho
sold plank was stricken out by n vote
i,f IS to is. Mr.. Bryan got the floor
soon after the adoption of the motion
striking out the gold plank and INFORMAL
~ presented for the individual Sconsidera-
lion Of the members OF the committee
financial plank which he later pre-
sented as substitute for the gold plank.
Other Planks Considered.
The Panama Canal plank was modified
&c, as to promise to do what coull be
done when the Democrats control the
government
!. The committee then took up the trust
piank. This was the subject al con-
fiderable discussion. Senator BaIis9 be-
mg among the more important speakers
in defense OF the subcommlttee'a repost.
Mr.. Bryan offered an amendment tn this
nlank, declaring In specific terms for tile
prosecution of tho trusts. and recitins
the manner IN which IT should BIZ done,
This was voted in by 20 to co. Mr.. Pet
tsgrew offered an amendment providing
Tor the government ownership OF rall-
roads and telegraphs, which Vas yote,l
down.
Reciprocity and the Monroe doctrine
as handled by the subcommittee met
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Shortly before o'clock Senator Daniel
created a sensation in the committee by
an attack upon Mr.. Bryan, which soon
evoked cries for order from several mem
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Despite Senator Hills optimistic view
icf the situation, there We're many express
SONS Of strong disapproYal In the faris-
er headquarters by delegates. One sald'
Parker cannot stand for such a plat
fern, and II he Is nominated, he Will ne
compelled to deal with the financiai luef-
ton in his letter OF acceptance
To this statement Chairman Myer, of
the New York Democratic State Commits
tee. said: a.2 y
"somethinE like that will have to bo
done, or We will not be able TO carry
New York"
The anti-Parker people were jubiIant
over the matter when thep hearl the
disposition OF the financial plank, Charles
+ Murphy said:
II ~ don't think the decision nj the com
mlttee has improved Parker's chances,
but, Of course, nobody knows Judge Park
ir's views"
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q ls:ss Az NJ Senator Tillman seconded
nomination Of Parker. IS n \ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09

a:os a. Bi-Ex-s Senator William A.. e : Is
ris. from Kansas. seconds the nominate
of cockrell. e.
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Bryan Will Suppolrlat@1 t.

Mr.. Bryan: u am fairly we'll salts
fled with the platform. have Fad or
portunity to present some matters Id
sire and have had to make concessions
IN some Instances in order TO get what I
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
RATES VIA SOUTH.
ERN RAILWAY

The Southern Railway will sell en-
curSion tickets between all points
east of the Mississippi and south of the
OHIO and Potomac Rivers, FOR ONE
THIRD FIRST CLASS STANDARD
ONE WAY FARES, fer the round
trip minimum rate fifty centsl Tick
cts oh sale December 23rd 24th-25th-
3lSt, and January lst, 1905. with final
limit for the return January 18th, 1905.
For teachers and students of schools
and Colleges ONE AND DONETHIRD
FIRST CLASS ONE WAY FARES,
for the round trip minimum rate tif-
ty centsl between all points East of
the Mississippi and south of the Ohio
and Potomac Rivers and points in the
Central Passenger Association. Tick
cts on sale December 18th 24th, in
elusive, with final limit January Sth,
1905.
For furthur information regarding
rates, train service etc, consult TICK
Er AGENTS, Southern Railway, o
Il. w. HUNT,
DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
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METHODIST CON-
FERENCE.

The following appointments for
preachers will be Of interest TO our
readerS:-
Kingstree, w. B. Justus, North
Pickcns, VIM. Roof; Dillon Station
and Mills, j. q. Crout: Marlboro, j.
y. Right: Greenwood and Abbeville
Mills. j. n Lawson: Phoenix, j. Il
Copeland: Waterloo, j. l.. Ray; Pino
polls, w. Il. Barre; Ellorce, J. ~. Mac
farlane; Swansea, G.. W. Dukes; Wag-
cner, j & IIoiley; LanceS or, j. C..
Counts; Garfncy, Buford Street, j. NJ
Steadman: Laurens, First Church, NJ.
w Hook: SIartanburg, Central, +. O.
Watson: Jordon, S. ID. Bailey. Sauth-
ern Christian Advocate, w. II. Rich
ardSon. editor. G.. II Waddell assistant
editor.
J. &. NeaSley, presiding elder.
Aiken, l.. II Turnipseed; ratesburg,
T.. T Hodges; Columbia, Washington
Street, j. w. Daniel; Main Street, w.
|. Herbert; Green Street, Il. S. Trucs-
dale: CRANKY, w. j, Snyder; brookland
W. : Henry: EdgewoOd, J. a. Graham
Edgctield NJ. AUD: Fairfield, w. w.
Williams: Fort Motto, j. * Inabinet:
Graniteville, y. Il. Philips: Johnston
w. s Martin; LccSville, NJ. NJ. Brab
ham: Lcwi"dalc, j. f. Strickland; Lex
ingtOn, O. n. Roundtrce; Lexington
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EDGEFIELD NEWS.

Mr w. B Cogburn went to Augusta
last Friday.
En-. GOV. J G. Sheppard went 10. St.
Louis last week on Knights of Honor
business.
Miss Mary Evan is spendsng awhile
i'm Atlanta.
MI +. y. X. Bailey will spend
Christmas in Florida.
Mrs. N. y. IIolstein has returned to
her home near IIibernia.
Capt. y. G Evans spent Monday at
Johnston.
Mrs. Victoria Evan : will spend the
holidays with her son at Spartanburg
Mrs David Denny and Mrs Fred
Swafficld of Columbia will spend
Christmas with their mother Mrs.
Chcatam.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Il. Tillman have
gone to Washington for the winter
The Eigefieid Cotillion club will
give a large Christmas German Dec.
cmber the 20 tn.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-23
PEAK DOTS.

DR.. Seasc of Little Mountain was in
town one day last W eek
Mr.. Adam Eargle spent Wednesday
in Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II, Swygert spent a
few days in Columbia last week.
Mr. John c. Swygert attended the
Grand Lodge in Charleston last week.
Miss Rilla Simmer went to Column
bia last week on business.
MI w. Il. Suber went to Columbia
last week on business.
Rev. 5. c. Ballentine was the guest
of Mrs stuck last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. j. fl Hope will spend
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Swygcrt.
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Definition of g Baby.

y London paper offered a prize for
the best definition of a baby. The
last one in the following was the win
ncr:
"a bachelors horror, the mothers
treasure, and the dcspotic tyrant Of
the most republican household.
The morning caller, The monday
crawlcr and the midnight bawler.
The only precious possession that
never eXcites envy.
"Ihe latest edition of humanity,o of
which every couple think they possess
the finest copy.
"a native Of all countries, and
speaks the language OF none.
"A few inches of COO and wriggle,
writhe and scream, filled with sue
ton and testing apparatus for milk,
and automatic alarm to regulate sup,
p'J
"a thing we are expected to kiss
and look as # we enjoyed it.
"A little stranger witha a free pass to
the hearts best Affections"
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NEW BROOkLAND
DOTS.

Mrs. Lcssie Brown and Mr.. Charles
Cartuer will C hurried December the
22nd in the 1t The an Church.
The ladies have organized bazaar
for the relief OF the needy
Mr.. Nurdaugh and family will spend
Christmas i'm Hampton.
Mrs. II. VI. ITnwcS and Miss Fannie
llaweS have returned from Patrick
here they spent few days.
Miss Lila Cane is spending the holi-
days in Blackvillc.
Ruth Williams the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Il. +. Williams died
last Saturday night after Il short i'll
ness.
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JOHNSTON NEWS.

Mr. !. d Colclough has gon
New Mexico FOR Ills health.
Mr. y. X. sawyer visited his father
at Ridge Spring sunday.
Mrs. Avery Erhcredge of Rocky
Creek was in town Monday.
Nr Is, \. Jordon will visit friends
in Savannah next week
Miss Nina QUITS visited friends in
Augusta Monday.
Miss Tura Werts has gone to Allan
II to spend Christmas.
Mr.. l.. y. Hart Of Augusta visited
relatives here Thursday.
Mr. +. T.. Carroll and Mr.. John G.
Moblcy were amCng those at the hunt
breakfast given by Mr.. and rs
Thomas hitchcock of Aiken last week
Mr. J, /. walker spent one day last
week i'm augusta.
lr, T.. Il. Satchcr las returned from
4 visit 20 Columbia.
Miss Maybcllc Satchcr of the Col.
umbia Female College will spend Nmas
here.
Miss Rosa Lou LaGronc of fGreenv lie
Fem le college is at home for the hol,
idayS