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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-01

Mrs. Walter S. Cain of Indianapo-
lis and Mr.7and Mrs. David Tracy of
New Castle, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Cain,
have returned to their homes.
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REVIVAL MEETING cLosED.
Many Visitors Noted at Cross Hill This
Week.

CROSS HILL, August 9.-The pro
tracted meeting at the Presbyterian
Church, which was so successfully con
Quoted by DR.. Fras'er of Lancaster has
closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duck Young spent q
few days with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lea.
man and attended Children's Day Sat.
urday.
Charlie Spearman of Anderson Wis.
ssea Mrs. Benton Fuller iaso week.
Miss Annie Goodman of Bolton is
spending awhile with her parents, ac-
companied by her friend. MISS Pawnee
Switzerland.
Miss Edith Anderson is visiting
friends in Walhalla.
Mrs. Jimmie Crews aud daughter,
Miss Susie OF Albany, Ga, were the
guests of Mrs. j. e. Leaman last week.
Mis- Williams of Clinton is visiting
Miss Theresa Davenport.
Mr.. r. G. Davenport, young and
successful pharmacist of Augusta, Ga,
is visiting his parents,
Mss Pearl Clardy of Laurens la
spending awhile with her aunt, Mrs.
w. G.. Rasor.
Miss jamie Rivers of spartanborg is
visiting Miss Belle Madden.
Messrs. Hugh and Gus Pinson spent
Sunday in Greenwood.
Miss Lou Austin of Honea Path has
been spending awhile with Miss Mary
'SeoyGe:
! Miss Nellie WaIface 6tt,- Lanrens is
She guest Of Miss Mamie G ,odmatf.--~
Mr.. Josh Calhoun spent few days in
town and attended the meeting.
Miss Daisy Robertson of Waterloo
visited Mrs. Mason Hill Saturday.
Miss Lilly Mae Rudd visited Miss
Lizzie Garter last week.
Miss Maude Martin has eturn. d from
Waterloo. where she was a member of
Miss DaIsy Robertson's house party
last weeN
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AMONG OUR FRIENDS.


L. ID. Nettles of Lanes was in the CITY
Saturday.
Mr.. l.. S Bolt of Alma was In town
yesterday
W. r.. Richey visited spartanburg
last week.
Mrs. S. d. Childres, went to Charles.
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Premise is spending a few
days at Asheyille.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Philpot went to
Charleston yesterday.
Mrs. j. III Sullivan and daughters re-
turned from Saluda Monday.
Frank Rodgers OF spartanburg is Wis
tting at MIR. j. III. Sullivan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Babb went to
Tryon. N. o., yesterday afternoon.
Miss Emily Simmons of Adams Run
Is visiting her Aunt, Mrs. S. l.. Saxon.
Miss Josie Minter goes to Ninety Six
today for visit to Nr. w. f, Frazier's
family.
X v. A. N. Brunson, aud family of
Manning a:e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Jones.
Mrs, j. G.. Sullivan ard children went
to Hendersonyille Saturday TO spend a
few weeks.
The managers Of the Primary Elec-
tion will be announced In The ADyER-
TISER next week.
Mr.. j. b. Young and his friend, Mr..
{. r.. Wi,burn of Lockhart. are spend
ing I'll is week in the city.
MIR. II G. Davenport, formerly of
Cross Hill. but for tie past six years
Engaged as druggist in Augusta, was
in the city yesterday, sceiog his nam
erous friends. He returns to Augusta
to-day, having spent his vacation at
homc.
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THE PENGUIN.
I Awkward on Land ana Gym
mast In the Water.

~ h AWtNVhru on Lima nnu Gy"-
sRst I'm the water.
A kind of penguin, the adele, Is a
laugh provoking bird. Adclics are
most inguisitive and at times are in
such hurry to follow up a clcw that
they VIII scramble along the ice on
the belly, pushing with their legs and
using their fiippers alternately like the
padtfie OF canoe. They get over the
ground at nm astonishing. rate, and it is
hard work to overtakc penguin when
1t takes to this means of locomotion,
especially when ii doubles. In the
water the penguin is perfectly at home,
diving and cplechasing in grand
style. 1t can jump clean out OF the
water and pop down on the ice exact
'ly like some one coming mp through Il
trapdoor on the stage and dropping
on his feet. The pcnguns collect in
enormous numbers and are sometimes
seen marching about like regiment
of soldiers In Indian file, all acting In
unison.
A much larger penguin, the emperor,
weighs sixty or seventy pounds and
stands well over three feet high 1t
possesses the most extraordinary nus
cular powers I'm its fippers.t When pre-
sented with the end of the skee sucIf
tthS einper5r gives IL such smack that
ones hands tinglc. At the same tlrhe
1t utters an angry cultural exclaIha-
ton
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GRAY COURT aLEANINGs.
Faculty of the Gray Court -OwIngs In
stitute Announced for Next Session.

GRAY COURT, August 9.-Tbe FOL.
lowing teachers constitute the faculty
OF the Gray Court-Owings Institute for
next session, which begins October 1st:
w. III. Hamilton, A. Q. Rice, Mis-. es
Daisy Harris and Annie Putnam. This
Is one of the leading schools in the
county and Gray Court and Owings
Station have just reason TO be proud
of the institution.
Work has been begun on the new
Methodist Church.
Our town is lively with visitors now.
There have been ten or twelve young
ladies visiting here for the last two
weeks.
Our base ball team Is doing some
right good playing now. They de-
feated Martins Cross Roads on their
field and Gre sent on The local diamond
last week. At Fountain Inn, however,
they we're defeated.
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Mr.. ]. ID. Adams, United Sta. es
Marshal of South Carolina was ia the
city from Saturday until Monday.
MeSsrs. Rufus Dunlap, George Davis
and Walter Pyles went to Clemson es-
terday for the Farmers institute.
Capt. j. r, Minter, Mr., E. p. Miuter
and Misses Josie Minter and Marjorie
Ge'der spent last week at Sedalia.
j. r. Minter of SeSalia was in the
city yesterday on his way to the Farm
ers' Institute at Clemson College.
Farmers will note the ad. of Mr.. Har-
rig Offering the Appler Oats for sale.
He has had fine success with this par
t''u'ar variety for number of years.
j. X. Vance, Earle Wilson, w. C. p.
Robertson, Sam Todd and @. NJ. Miller
left today for trip to the st. Louis
Exposition.
w. ID. Byrd. w. p. Brown, e. A.
Hamilton, Jud,on Lsngston and John
A Wtiford left Monday for Clemson
College to atterd the State Farmers
Institute.
1he heavy rains Sunday undermined
one of the stoae piers under the new
steel bridge in South Harper Street,
causing temporary Inconvenience TO the
travelling public.
Tuesday afternoon Douglas Pitts
Payne invited all his little friends to
join him in celebrating the ninth snni-
versary of his age. Those who re-
sponded were delightfully."- entertained
from to with games and contests,
concluding with seasonab'e refresh
mentS.
p. A Simpson has gone 10 Meridian,
Miss, to represent the local lodge An
cient Ordsr American Workmen in the
meeting of the grand lodge. This mis-
sion over he will visit brother in that
Site and another in Arkansas, after
which he will proceed to st. Louis 10
see the big Fair. He will be gone about
three weeks.
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Mrs. Jo6R. Grille and children Of AT.
lanta are visiting relatives in aud
near Clinton.
Robin Copeland will return this week
from short stay at Glenn Springs.
j. / Copeland will attend the Farm
s. Institute at Clemson, and Mrs.
Copeland will visit relatives in Ander-
son during his absence.
The many friends of Mrs. Mullinax
of Uoion are glad to know that she will
sptnd sometime with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rhett Milan.
Mrs. Emma Little spent the last of
the week in Laurens, visiting relatives.
On Saturday large party from Clin-
ton We're delightfully."- entertained by
Mr.. Lee Hunter at his annual harbe cue. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Evans of Newberry
were among the guests present.
On the evening of August 1st, Mr..
ard Mrs. w. IA. Sumerel entertained d in
honor of their guests, the Misses Brails-
ford. The young ladies were allowed
to Use their Leap Year privilege dur
ing the evening, while the young men
showed their skill in the millinery line.
M. Duck Copeland proving to have the
most taste in that contest was awarded
the prize while Mr.. Ebb Stone was give n
the booty. Delightful refreshments
were served during The evening.
Miss Little Of Laurens was with Miss
Anna Boozer for several days last week
leaving on Wednesday for Stomp
Springs.
Miss Mayme Leake returned on
Thursday from Harris Springs.
Misses Lalla and Ellen Workman
visited their aunt, Mrs Hugh Work
man, last week.
Miss Lewellyh Wofford, who has
been visiting in Greenwood returned
home Friday.
Foster McCaslan spent Friday and
Saturday in town.
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ReS@qs %. Mayes Hero.

Rev. G. G. Mayes of Greenville
Is spending several days in Laui
the interest of Chicora College,prd
in the First Presbyterian Cburcl|
day. He is meeting with muc')
ce's in his canvas for funds whtC'
to be used in purchasing Chicol
the presbyteries If Enoree, Beth,
Sou h Carolina. He is the gu
Rev Robt. Adams while in the eli
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Bailey High ScIlOOf.S

Miss Emma Dial of Rapleyf9
the county's very successful ID
has been els sc:ed principal of II
ley High School for the presen9
which opened Monday; Augusta
Bailey School is located in a p
Gus and thickly inhabited com
and the school term is eight l
each year.
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okAtsOsostacto,O,taO,eaes&AtSosGtse.oi<,k
THROUGH THE STATE.

MAeIk&SCs0s0,ttCsStGttt te,sD,tS6
Eleven candidates arc running To-
the Legislature in Anderson county.
The last State camraign meetins
will be held In Columbia, Saturday
August ID.
Lit was estimated that 5000 people
attended the Saluda Association at Bi,
Creek in Anderson county last Thurs
day.
Capt. q. G. Wills died suddenly ii
the court house at Walterboro Tues
day, while sitting on the jury. He wa,
81 years old.
During the absence OF r. w. Simp
son, Jr., Editor of the Greenville
News, who is taking vacation, Mr.
Harry l.. Watson, Editor of the Green
wood Index, is editing the Greenville
paper.
DIR. G. e. Nesom, f9r six year sat tn e
head of the veterinary department. al
Clemson College, has ,tesigoed his po-
sition to accept an appointment as as
sistant chief in the bateau of agricul-
ture in the Philippine Islands with
headquarters ut Manila.
Four thousand Chester citizens at
tended u "good roads" meeting at Old
Purity Church Friday. Senator Lati.
mer, f. FL. Hyatt of Columbia and w.
j. Thackston of the Industrial Depart
ment of the Southern Railroad, made
speeches.
Marion Township, Marion county,
at special election last Wednesday
voted to levy a tax of two mills for the
purpose of improving the roads in that
township. This is said the first
election of this kind as p-s ~ided for by
recent act of the Legislature.
1t is announced that 81 young men
in the State have made application to
the Board of Visitors of the South
Carolina Military Academy, Charles
ton, to compete for the nineteen ex-
listing vacancies August 20, at which
time the examination wi be held
throughout the State.
M, ro,onp u .,
editor ~ ,ho G,ona,.;,|a m ~ MI o,"I,Y @ o'V9
'o - ,"o o'eop ' i'ie N eMS' mas oeeh
,ta ITni,oa S,a..,I ~ 'le"'o'""'oy ~ III
rro,s,a1 -. oo'p'' Soh
t,no.sn,o .u.n, 'on' "s'l'Ueu oS Nou-
eidod wa,aa TT ~ n''ol il''n' an
noo;,ion S;ah - ,, ,na Ono
vow ~ " WYNN Fi'f00 per
Sam Werner Of Coh,mh,. bas orr;vod
at the. Worlds Fair in 81 Touis Win
eight pigm,,s which be hronoht o,t ~
the iupg,es e, A,;,cu -tr,vel 4, :. eaSS
miles on foot bef,re o.or,,,a fo. th;,
country. The srin las,ed einht uonth,
and covered a d,s,tarco ~ 90 ono n;,oa
Rev. Mr.. Nernat. is - proehvt.r,a =
Missionary andJ Joraw 10 n,nhood i,
this Site.
' 'oiF L. clark and Charles
n' .'re'' i2rmers, were Killed by
ns" hs near Mauldlns Station
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25.CENT COLUMN.

For SALE-500 bushels Appler Red
Oats at 60 cents per bushel. 2t
w. p. Harris,
Rapley, s. G..
WANTED-A boy to learn printers
trade. Must be industrious, quick and
anxious to learD. Small salary at first,
increased o.; as deserved. Apply at this
WANTED--The voters of Youngs
township to know that / am candidate
for magistrate. S. r.. MOORE.
WANTEDy-Eyerybo to know that
| will prepare and furnish barbecue
at Gross Hill, Campaign day, August
10. Ladies' especially invited. 2s
Aug. 10. S. T. COATS.
MAso%s Fruit Jars are the best.
55c per Hozen quarts 75c per doz.
half gallon aJ l. e; .. ~
July 81 1904.
PARTIES desiring loaf bread for barbe-
es, bicnics, etc. can save money by
&liBg on j. S. Bennett as he has the
o bakery in Laurens.
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township Veterans Meet.

at a meeting of the Confed
Veterans of Laurens TOWNSHIP
Saturday, Johu NJ. Hudgens wa
elected as representative 10 meet,
the other township representative
first CT September for the purI
electing a County Pension III
Judge o. G. Thompson was Cha|
of the meeting and
chosen Seccetary,1r
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wooDvILLE wOoDMEs
Annusl Picnic Big Success;
Maiaffey Delivers Address

II
Mahaffey Delivers Address
A tremendous crowd attenJl
annual picnic of the woodville
Woodmen OF tho World in Dia
Wednesday. The invited speal
the occasion was Mr.. j. Q. Ma
OF Texarkana, Texas, who is spen
few weeks with friends and relal
the city and county.
Mr.. Mahaffey is prominen
man and the major part of his
was addressed to the fine body Oh
men assembled. He IL a good /
and his fine effort on this occas|
httihgly appropriate an.5,,.staszl>
enjoyed. Mr.. ~
over the ineesH
sponded. A lafs. :,
the city and all repoly & :
pleasant and enjoyable cSSs
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All kinds of fruit seem 10 be IA
and Of good quality.
THE DEATH PENALTY

A little thing sometimes resi-
death. Thus a mere scratch, ins
cant cuts or puny boils have pa
death penalty. 1t is wise to have
lens Arnica Salve ever handy
the best Salve on earth and Wi
vent fatality. when burns, soresn
and piles threaten. Only 25 M
Laurens Drug Co. and Palmlsa
Co. lo
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END OF BITTER FIGHT

1.-Two physicians had a long and
born fight with an abcess on my
lung" writes j. r.. Hughes of Du
Ga, 'and gave me up. Ever
thought my time had c,mc. AS
resort | tried DR.. Kings New u
cry for Consumption. The beneti,
ceived was striking and / was G
feet in q few days. Now I've en-
regained my health" 1t conque
coughs, colds and throat and lung
bles. Guaranteed by Laurens Dru
and Palmetto Drug Co. Price so
and Sl.OO. Trial bottles Zoe. q
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Life Mt Madden.

MADDEN, August 9.-We had very
heavy rairs Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Eliza Hudgens lie visiting her
sieter, Mrs Hosea Thomason, at
YOungs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey of Cross Anchor
spent few days with Mrs. Bsiley's
mother, Mrs. M. c. Cunningham, ls- t
week.
Thurman Finley is visiting relatives
at Clinton.
Mrs Fay Cunningham of Clinton Is
visiting her brother, Ben Cunningham.
Miss Bertha Martin OF Clinton visit, d
her grand mother, Mrs NJ. I. Allison
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Martin attend d
Children's Day at Friendship SatTr,
day.
Hearts Courageous" a new s.ri, /
story, will begin soon. Subscribe row
and get the opening chapters.
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Mrs. John TumbIin,

After a brief illness, Mrs. Sallid
olip, wife OF Mr.. John G. Tumb
Hickory Tavern died last Fril
her home and was buried on tt1{,S
ing day at Rabun, Creek cIluhIk
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A Sensitive Conscience.

Carrie Goodness, It's that horrld old
bore Wilkins. Tell him ] have gone
out, Belle-No, I won't tell story,
but Will say that you have not come
Aback vet
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-08-10

on the syllable 'ag,' but
lie 'ar'-the penult-the one
|st. Niagara means rhark
hr.' Its accent should fall
because the Indians them.
1t there, because in prac-
! Indian names Of places
IS the accented syllable.
Indian names you know.
ent nearly all OF them on
kfore the last? There are,
Toronto, Mississippi, Allie
achicola, Narragansett,
ratoga, Ticonderoga, Os-
ocken, Wissahickon and
all these names the ac-
penult, Niagara Is a
md il you can find a
find that he accents it
toga or Tuscaloosa. /
Y we have fallen into
enting 1t wrong."-Chi.
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of TITLES.

periodical states that a
= but none the less true
he predecessor of the late
Sria of England was at one
tme time William l., H., III.
YHe was William I. Of Hano-
pliam III. Of Ireland, William
4 Scotland and William w. of
III
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Get4ane serious.

guess Mr.. Olden doesn't feel as
b as he did several months ago."
Fixed the observant man.
y Why do you think so2'
HE used to joke with that undertak-
er who lives near him, but he doesn't
k3do 1t any more."-Philadelphia Ledger.
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MERCHANTS NEWS.

Straw Hats at half price. How does
that catch you?
Copeland.
1t will be pleasure to show you our
first shipment OF French Dinner Sets
that have just arrived. Our line
ranges In prices from $3.50 to $50. 90.
S. Nj. 81 T.. III. Wilkes & Co.
See our line of ladies Neckwear, all
the newest and nobbiest things.
The Hub.
If it is bargains you are looking for
come TO Copeland's.
We are showing something very at,
tractiye in all wool Smyrna Rugs in
sets of five sizes at prices from 81 10 to
50 80 each. We want you TO see these.
$, M. Il E. Ill. Wilkes q Co.
A new arrival of White Dack Hats
in the most popular shapes at The Hub.
Going to ST. Louis? Get Bag or
Suit Case at greatly reduced prices
from Copeland's.
Our line of Art Statuary is the larg-
est and finest eyer brought TO Laurens.
These goods are very much in demand
everywhere now, and as in all of our
departments, wo are in position TO
show you an up-to.date line at the very
lowest possible prices.
IS. M. u e. III. Wilkes IL Go.
a special value In black Mercerized
Skirts, $l.00, $1.25 and 81. 80.
The Hub.
"Parker for President" Ties only %
Ccots
Tnese new fish and game sets are oi
unusual values. We import these goods
direct and you will find by an investiga
tion that our prices are great deaI
lower than you can buy these goods
elsewhere. 1t is pleasure to shol
| them. ~
S. M. q E. I'll. Wilkes s. q
| Low Cut Shoes at cost. Get al
while they last.
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AFator or author is never ssucccss.
mas learned TO make his
"'ler than his ideas/ Elmer.
Crisp was thf attractive
Thursday afternoon to a
her frie9fds in honor
arguerit(5 and Ruth
Aughterys Of j. d. Adj
A(feature of tAe
~ guessing conteslt
fiss Tcccos CaiDe,
chocolates, anS
Miss Ruth Adj
AWere indulged
EefreshmeIts,
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recommendation.
las charged with a pet

-as charged with a pet
dly one In court who
our good character2"
re is the chief con-
Aswered Pat.
$table was amazed.
s, I don't even know
I he.
Eoke' in Fat 81 have
9igh for nearly twenty
chief constable doesn't
int that n character for
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Her secro..

\. never y tell secret, dear It Mou,d
M,sreat breach of confidence 4
what must do with It, ma,Sms ~
eil-bring 1t to mep 'ri"
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SIDE.
Ing Observation-Disclosures
Various People Interestingly
Noted.

SToN, June Sth. MIR. John Fer
OF Spartanburg was in town sew.
- Fast week.,
Leake is spending sometime
5,, visiting his mother, Mrs.
sake,
jrs. John Brooks, II e. Copeland
III Clardy OF Laurens wero In
Thursday night on their way to
lSprings.
Rst Tuesday afternoon, Mics
Wright entertained for the vis-
sis ladies in town. The con-
ed a great deal of amusement
+ was given a card with the
Bme animal or insect and chew
rom which to mould it. Mrs.
3elsnd and Miss Allen Leake
d on cutting, the prize fell to
g. The out.of.town guests were
ailsford of Summerton, Riv-
(rtsnburg, Thomas of Ridge
foh of Glenn Springs, Little of
and Mrs. j. ID. Jacobs of Nash
ln.
William Irby of Laurens was
OF Mrs. Sam Vance last week.
@. Ellis and little daughter
day for North Carolina, W here
spend several manths.
Il. M. Boland and j. Il. Hipp
the next two weeks at ST.
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Death OF n Child,

tls Clifton Jones, Jr., son of DIR.
an Irs. Clifton Jones, after two
we Aillness passed away at the family
res bee on Sullivan Street at 8
o'cScs Yesterday morning. He was 4!
month d 81 days cd and was an un-
usually ght aod attractive child for
his age The bereaved family have the
sympathy of all their friends and ac-
quainta The burial services will
be condu NY Rev. Robert Adams at
the city q by this afternoon at
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Fine Peache

Mr.. FL. p. Blakely, q
Confed." and our esteenH
a basket of Elberta pee
ADVERTISER on lsAs
looked like the picg
show you. g
Mr.. Blakely's
fruit grower, "a
easy for him
always of th}
cred
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Our new line Of fine pictures are by
odds the most attractive line ever
shown in the city. Subjects all new,
set In beautiful frames, at reasonable
prices. Gall and see them.
s. M. 81 u. H Wilkes e. Co. (
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Over one hundred passengers on]
worlds Fair Flyer" were hurled
Instant death miles north of Pua
Colo, Sunday night when two cro}
cars plunged through u trostle
ming Dry Creek, which at the TIM
roaring torrent on account of @
rains ~
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!
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Xst*&&xxaxKx*,xN

a negro boy, Ia yea,
for the usual crlme)
Va. last Friday. /
Alton b. Parker 4
date for President, f
as Chief Justice on
peais of New York
State at Albany
that the same bel
ately.
Because he revCi
rant at the last MOI
named Cooper, thu
was hanged in eh&
last Friday. M
Judge Parker Va
fed Of his nomi1
Esopus, N. Y, I'd
Mrs. Mary Mui
been I34 yeags o.,
Meadville, Pa.
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New Cotton for Laurens and
Mills.
Mr.. Il. d.. pne of the best
known cotton Ia this section,
has resigned hiS as buyer for
the Laurens and cotton mills
and will be in the on his own
account this season succeeded
by Mr.. Ford FranksV and sue.
cessful buyer, who ten years
of experience, having TDought for sew
eral seaeons at Pscolet aud In Colum-
bia as we'll as In Laurens.