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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
lHE BAPTIST CHUR CHI

kev. Mr.. Jabez Ferris pastor of the
DapIist Church will, commencing
with sunday night next, MAY 7th,
preach a series of Sunday night Tenn.
perance sermons.
Inc topic of the first sermon will
be The Drink Habit
Inc effects OF alcoholic drink upon
'lie human l body alcoholic heredity,
ana an lhe Rechabites will be, respec
tFely' the succeeding topics.
All are cordially invited to attend
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"THE SHAME OF
L LAURENS." )"
Brutal Killing of Abe Nc
Daniel Calls for a Rigid
Investigation.
GtppnNilln nnWS .

Gteenvillc news.
The brutal killing Of Abe Mcdaniel
by white mob in LaurenS county
should call the most rigid investiga-
sion by the sheriff, and if he can ac-
compliSh nothing it is the duty Of the
gor3nor to take Il hand in the proceed
ings. The white citizen, who was
arrested on Information furnished by
4 daughter Of Mcdaniel, who, with
Ter sister, WAS severely whipped, has
been released on bail, his claim being
that he can prOuc an alibi by two wo-
men, both of whom are more than
ninety years old. White we have no.
thing to say Of the white prisoner
case, it is a fact that the negro was
murdered without cause. The only
charge against him was that he was
not living inrpaacc with his family.
That, however, gave no power TO his
k!u-kluX neighburs to drag him out OF
his cabin at midnight and riddle his
heart with cold lead. Nor were the
leaders of the mob authorized to apply
the lash on the bare Sholders Of his
children, who could not defend them
selves, and who were cruelty and
| brutally treated by men whose con
duct was far more reprchenSibe thar
| that of the women.
The midnight attack was cowardly
1t may not have deem Il part of tht
mob'S progra mme to commit murder
yet murder was committed, and thes
self-appointed regulators" proved
that they were towards by not going
to the black family in broad daylight
LaurenS heretofore has sustained ;
good reputation for law and order
| Its people believe in the courtS-the,
cannot believe in the mobs-and they
| ought to do everything within thei
power to assist i'm the prosecution anC
conviction Of the white-capS. Their,
| is a remedy at law by which all often.
ses can be regulated. Conditions can
not be improved by Slaughterng
black man for defending his castle
even if it was not more than 4 hut o
logs. We have had this same sort o
crime before, and we will have it again
because the authorities seem to care
more for the votes of bandits than the,
care for the life of negro.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
THE CAROLINA FIELD

The Carolina Field, Of Georgetown
>. c., a new light giver in the con
Stellation OF Carolina journalism made
its first appearance on Wednesday last
May 3rd in twelve page issue
The Carolina Field is a bright. clean
well printed newspaper and promises
much for general good. We congratu.
late our brother editor, Mr. James.
Henry Rice Jr., upon the admirable
showing of the first issue of his PAGER
and we heartily wish him all success.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
SNUG INCOME.

Signora Cousino of South America
Is now said to be the richest woman
in the world. H9r silver and copper
mines are now yielding 100000 per
month: her coal mines yield el7 900 per
month. Her stock farm of thorough
bred horses and cattle at present bring
in an income which exceeds that of al
the mines put together. In addition,
she has large landed interests and a
fleet of steamships.
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NOTES pMTHE SEW
ERNaPARRow.
seiverfwitterings. S.

SelNST
Mr.. A. Xiii noiic again alCer
,o,,d;r Hays with friends in
Blackville.
Mr Norro, pix of Wagener was
80, lnday.
co,oroIos young ladies went
oror r. Anau hopping last week.
,rhoy ronorte, Plly time, and they
snoo;,IIu orin The Trolly ride from
Augusta to y
wo ,ro o,, JSec our friend Mr..
m u Cnntor New Brookland is
r;c;,itn IN Tow tlr. Gunter has been
sor;n,e,v an ,ot otnetimc and we arc
again.
Miss Ludcl 80, % was oh our
streets shoppit
NJ pou ri of Salley was in
town sunday, W" eu.'' villa U
brings him thT' " VIZ i''"'
Ar w Ioo ter spent Saturday
:; Ca,,,,ia sinesS.
Mr. T. y c, is adding several
roon,s ,n ,ho 'e house of f. O.
Cmntoron n st. He expects to
move in short ~ "p du''e ="
good store.
Mr.. Bunch o"' y, ou' popu-
lar boys was N o'''di
section last ST.
Mr.. NJ. Il. G Vi ''''' D"hl was
III town to-da',
Mr. uut,o rry was here We'd
,,o.da, loar. i,SG for DrummerS.
Ar y y ISr spent Tuesday in
Co,,,,,;o e,eSS and Baseball.
,,o,o. II Toy Rawls were
on onrs,roots lnesday,
Misses Estel @ ene iiAIie
s;,.an aaLi, Sflay afternoon-but,
or,inr 80 10 rltorm, they had to
h,rrn 1900 sIontented with get
ting little da
A. ,o,u;o lick of Snow Hill
wor IN ,nn,, = hours Wednesday.
| yDrn wind ct prr,
We had quito ~ 80 , u
here Saturday no"' O4e"
several houses ith "
,rho c,ra, xi was quite a sue
cess Sunday, : "o''.u
.,i, 'y . (ow.
| III of SardiS was
Mr.. j. S. Lyl VOC
- =, d. -, after his buSi-
,,o,, e ' 'SPARROW."
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
luiI I%-AGnEESLL
LIE JOkI DIofASINIEI.E,

The third jnry to sit in the celebrat
ed trial of the Floridora show girl
Nan Patterson, for murder of Caesar
Young, the race track book-maker
mas tailed to agree. The jury was out
over fourteen hours and were dis.
charged having failed to agree. 1t is
'aid that majority of the jury was
for acquittal but how the iury stood
is not definitely known.
Miss Patterson, who was in the
court room when the jury announded
went into dead faint
and was revived in an antefoom bv
her counsel and court attendants.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
SENTtSCE COMMITTED.

Sam ME-, The negro sentenced TO
death forhrder at Darlington and.
who was laye been hanged on Fri.
day. wosf zen TO The state Peniten.
tory on ,ssday
GOV. HFard' upon appeal Of Judge
Aldridgea '"hi'nuCeu Mark's sell
tence tn plSonment, at hard labor
for life.
The 81 p says that Marks in dread
of hang. q" Starving h'mSeIf u
death an ""' nc went INTO trans
ports of "''''' 'iiorIned Ihat he
w,s NO, 1e hung.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
On Trial For B;gamy

Ihe preliminary examination of DR.
Kenyon V. Millard OF Iudiananolis
lru'' charge b'gamy, was held at
Orangeburg on May 3rd,
Miss Sallie +. Kenyon OF st. Geor 20
'he only witness, testified that She
was married to Or. Millard in Orsns
burg on April 10th. She also testitied
t that during their engagement. Or
Mi'lard had told Of his prior marriao,
and divorce.
a 1opy OF letter from the clerk of
the Court of Osceola, Iowa was read
which stated that 4 decree OF divorce
was granted Louisa Millard in 1890
\ copy of a decree of divorce grnpt.d
Ada V. Millard In HumhoIIt
County California, dated Dec 1ool
was also introduced.
Dr. Millard was remanded 10 i,n
subject to judgment of the maSi.-
tratr
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
Closing Exercises Y. M,

p, m. Closing Exercises Y. M
c. A.
Kew. r. B. Turnipseed, Aiken. S. :
Monday, June 5th, IL a. m. Lit
erary Society Exercises
ID. III. Hill, Palmetto
+. E. Porter, Calhoun
G E. Stokes, Columbian
sp. m. Alumni Address NJ
Il. seigler, Washington, ID. e.
Tuesday, June 9Th. la. m.
Commencement Exercises.
Address to Graduating Class
Henry Nelson Snyder, Lift. D..
l.. l.. ID.
Delivery of Diplomas.
Award OF Trustees Medal.
Saturday, June Bird, $50 p. m. Col
lege Glee Climb Entertainment
Monday, June 9TH, to 5p.m.
SHOPS and Laboratories open for in.
spection
5p. m. : Military Exercises-Dress
Parade
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FROM DELMAR.
kE~S lGTTIR.

Mrs. Jane Crout is slowly recovering
from her protracted illness.
Mrs. j. n. G. Fulmer of Dupler,
who has been confined long while
with consumption, died last night.
The peach crop is almost a total
loss except in a few localities. A
great many apples also were frozen.
A very heavy rain last Saturday
afternoon has effectually stopped
farming operations again for several
days.
Mr.. Allen B. Caughman of the
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05

I. - N'''NSNh NN'NSu'Sn "SiC BitSCll
~, ,.,i.,"l c"""i "nd thiS cN-
The District Con. Sec, Mrs. Mark
Toney, OF Johnston, made a fine report
there being an advance in the money
raised in the District for the year
ending March l9jj over the previous
year.
The President. Mrs. Wlghtman OF
ChaleSton, and State Cor Sec. Mrs.
Humbert, of Newberry, made in
Structivo and inspiring addresses.
Rev. b. II. TurnipSeed, Of Aiken,
preached Sunday morning and a
large collection was taken. In the
afternoon there was Il special service
for the children; Graniteyille Juve-
nile society is the Banner society iii the
District and second in the state. -Four
Life Membership Certificates to the
Juvenile Socicty were taken amount
ing TO $40.
The Local society rendered an clcg-
ant rcccptiod TO the delegates and
visitors AT the beautiful home OF MI
I. III. Rinrie on Saturday afternoon.
and throughout the entire session OF
Society the good people OF Granitcville
were unSoundcd and untiring in their
hospitality and attention to their
guests
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05

s'"uuauihs CLASS or Newbefry Coliey
Is now at home, having completed his
studies.
MISS Fleda Steele OF the Delmar
collegiate Institute will leave for har
home at Rock Hill next Friday inn
mediatly after the close of the ex.r-
ciSeS
Lexington's chain gang are between
mere and Leesville dong some much
needed work on the rouds. AS TO Sa-
iuoa s gang; where, OH where are
they! Echo aeswers, where?
rianting has been seriously belated
on account of the continued we,
spring, and if same condition c,nt,p-
tlnues for two weeks longer, the cot
ton acreage in this secnion will q,
necessity be short.
Delmar Lodge |. o. O. r. win col
eorate the anniversary OF the Orda-
on May 18th at 3 p. IN. A picnic win
be held and Hon. e. L. BIaas.
OF Newberry and perhaps Others will
make addresses. All visiting breth-
rem are cordually invited.
Ihe public are of course respectful
y invited To the commencement ey-
'rcIHeS OF Delmar Collegiate Institm.
leXt Friday the 9Th. 1t is expeceed
'haI 'hey VIII also not forget what
'oes to make up the usual pic-
i'c ulhher, which is always one of the
features of the occasion.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
Fire In EdgefieId.

Inc residence Of Mrs. G. j. Ashley
ih huncombe, was totally consumed
oy hre' Some OF the furniture and
household effects were saved. The
property was owned by Mr.. j l.
Minis and was partially covered by in
Surance.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
THE CHICAGO STRIKE

The Great Chicago Transfers
Strike has gone from bad to worse.
The business men are imploring the
governor Of Illinois for State troops.
The police have failed to protect the
nOn-union workers and tranc is at a
Stand-still.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
Court Stenographer.

Mr. John X. Aull. of Newberry, of
Ihc Ncwberry Herald and News, has
been appointed Stenographcr for the
Eighth Circuit
The salary is 1920 per annum and
the appointment was made by Judge
klugh
M. Aull is young man and is i'm
every way equipped for the position.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

New York Herald: The Ohio bank
cashier who paid back to his bank 50 300
that he borrowed from it has been re-
moved hy the directors This will, no
doubt, serve as warning to other
cashiers.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
ROSES FOR THE AD-
NOCATE,

The once Of The Advocate was deli.
ciouSIy pcrfumcd aud to the sight made
beautiful for the week past by clusters
Of lovely tea roses for which we thank
Mr. ID. Rufus lIaltiwanger.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
pHhANTPOPHY.

Andrew NV 'c' Tue great philan-
tbronist J given slO.OOO,OOO 10 cs.
tabli,h = ~, which is to provide an
nuitjes ro iperannuatcd College pro-
rcssors not only an immense
but a most Wing cilarlty
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
AN EASTER OFFERING:

Complete religious freedom, to
Protestant, Catholic, jew, Buddhist
and Mohammedan has been declared
as an Easter Offering by the Little
Father, the Car of Russia, to his chill
dren.
Easter Sunday, contrary to the gen
eral dread, was passed quietly through
out Russia
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
A GOOD BUG.

The chronological Bureau, depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington
has been Informed that a peculiar
bug has been found in Fall Co. Texas,
that destroys the boil weevil.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
MAY-DAY IN WARSAW,

Troops are killing people in the
streets OF Warsaw and terror reigns
in all Russian Poland. The Massacre
of the people is said TO be cold-blooded
and unprovoksd.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
CLEMSON COLLEGE.

The scholastic year of The Clemson
Agricultural College will close on Mon
day, June 5th. 1905.
The closing exercises, as shown by
the Program Of their 9th annual COM
mencement, promise to be OF much
more than ordinary interest.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
GRAND ANPRoLl-
b-i>i>ih-Si
2GCDIES

f"i' b-i>i>ILDt
fn
We were presente5 .d lew days back
with a luscious blf thch OF mammoth
Strawberries by. .Nter. J.C. Cullum and,
wishing to see thet atch where such
berries grew, Mira D. =. Culillm took
us into her gardelIc plhd, never in our
lives, although \, have seen many
fields of berries l''l the Middle and
Northern states. ave we seen vines
so laden down wifi fruit: the number
OF berries on si4 lie plant is simply
marvellous. If ii ds could be made to
produce with thf )uhdance, which is
seen in Mrs. CulI IS garden. there is
no reason whyI !, rawberries should
not be, taken yq IN ana year out,
an exceedingly IL ltaole crop.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
ILL FEELING AND
DEATH.

A tragedy which looks very much
like murder occurred in SpartanburG
on May 4th, Thos. Godfrey neigh
Dor of Thomas Jones, with pi,c, OF
grape vine in his hand, said to
Jones, DO you know alb out this:
jones denied any knowledge of the
broken vine and Godfry. after saying
that is lie, pulle cut revo Ter , n }
shot Jones in the heart. Jones eXclaim-
ed 81 am shot in the heart, and d.cd
IN few minutes.
Godfrey has surrendered TO the
sheriff ard is in Jail. Both men
bear good characters.
Subscribe for The Advocate. 1t is
within the reach of all-5O cents
Hear
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
RGE AS
EGGS
HAIL AS |

HAIL fell in T. ehSburg on Saturday
last larger THAI '9eoh eggs and did
much damage fruit and growing
crops. 1t is s i''al Ihe nail did
much greater image some three or
tour miles Sort n of here than with
us. The belt rured by hail on Sat
urdav suffered i'eat damage from a
hail storm lac Ammcr.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05
WHITTEN DRY
GOODS co.

Our purchases from the great Bar
gain Sales in New York are arriving
daily and set new pace for our store,
in value giving. The assortments are
the most comprehensive we have ever
shown at this season of the year---the
weaves and color effects bespeak loom
magic.
The few specials below spell a mes
sage of unmistakable economy.
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PROGRAMME

Sunday, June 4th, IL a. m. 4: Rae
calaureate Sermon
Rev. Jas. A. B Scherrer, Phi. D.,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-05-05

Reao Jack harkaway's Schooidsvs
In this Issue.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.

The Womans Foreign MiSsionar v
Society of Columbia District met in
Crani;eville April $50.
Seventeen delegates were present.
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Dr., Smith Called.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August lo,-Rev,
Egbert Watson Smith, Of Greensboro N.
c., has been called to the pastolrate I. q
the second Presbyterian Church Of this
city,
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must ERECT BRIDGE
At MA|D !|I|:.!|l ST. A \
Corporation Commission, Grant
ing Petition Of Powha'tan citi-
gems, Orders a Bridge. n

IN a recent decision by the State Cor
poration Commission the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Is ordered to construct q
bridge across James River at NADER,
Station for the convenience OF those VINO
reside on the south side OF the river. a
ferry has been used In the past, ana
this has not afforded adequate facilities
for transportation. S}5&-s i
The complaining parties were repre-
scented by Mcssrs. A. G. Braxton +. NJ.
Lewis and c. Williams. and the deteh-
dant company was represented by Messrs.
Henry Taylor, Jr, and a. x. Lcnkc.
The company filed an answer to the
petition on the 18th of July. and asked
that the petition be dismissed, because
It was not sworn to. supplemental
petition was filed by the complainants
ana the commission took evidence upon
the matter In part tho Commission say;
'"rhe commission Is of opinion mat u
has authority to order that proper tac,il,
Ties and public conyenicnceS be afforded
to the petitionlng parties. ,l ue
duty rests upon tho Chesapeake and Ohle
Railway Company OF furnlsnthB " -, ~. ~.
people on the south side OF James Wy ~,
who would naturally use Ma4aeh o "a
ton on the limo VI their railway lor wv Nv
Transportation of persons ana proauf,
across james River, so hs 70 .eu..
Maidens Station, facilities the sh.'e. - =,
at least, equal to those formerly hliu,u9 ~
by the james River and kanaWna n W.,
way Company" The order nus p.s'
issued directing tho erection OF :"
| bridge, M li5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-11
SUMMER RESORT TRAVEL ALONG
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY. &


General Passenger Agent Tayloe. OF tho
Southern Railway, says:
"Our summer resort travel Is excellent.
The cool mountain places of Western
North Carolina seem to become more and
more attractive each year. Every hotel
and boarding house on tho Ashcvlle pla-
teau and in the Sapphire Country arc
now filled with guests,
eve have for u number OF years been
advertising THE Land of the Sky being
that portion of the country where our
line crosses the Blue Ridge Mountains
in the Asheville region. AT first only
n limited number OF people were at
tracted, but we found every time ono man
and his family were attracted into that
section of the country for their summer
outing, that next season they would not
only return themselves, but carried their
friends with them, and MS n result now
our summer mountain excursion travel ID
a very important portion OF our business,
"We run daily Into Ashevllle during the
summer months, to serve this business
| sleeping ear lines from Washington and
| New York; from Norfolk. Charleston and
Jacksonville; from Savannah, Macon and
Atlanta, and from Mobile, Memphis and
| Cincinnati.
'"rhe opening up Of the Sapphire Coun-
try by the completion of the Transyl-
vania Railroad from HendersonyIle N
| c., to Lake Toxawny, N. g., and thcll
magnificent hotels. have been Important
| factors,
within the last hye years travel t.
Western North Carolina during the sum.
mer months has Increased more than tire,
times. and within the next five years W,
! expect to see even q greater Improvement
when a man goes into that countr,
! once ne Is our friend aud regular. pa troll
d ulWaYs afterwards"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-11
Play Petersburg To-day.

Albert Anthony's Brownies, team COM
posed of the best players Of the Twin
City League, will tackle an aggregation
from Petersburg this afternoon at Broad
Street Park. The game will be called
at 4:45 o'clock.
Petersburg will send a strong team
here. Several Of the players are college
men with regulations as fast players.
Crawford will be In tho box for tho
home boys and Knightley will do the
backstop work.
!Anthony's Brownies will, within a few
days, appear in new uniforms, an order
having been placed for the suits. The
color will be light gray.
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is visiting her father the Rev.
In Richmond. sse

,1rs G.. g, Walker is spending soHe
lime at Old Point Comfort, va. MISS ne
hncca Walker is visiting friends near
Charleston. w. Va.
Professor W.. A. Harris and Mrs. Harr1s,
Of Richmond College; Miss Steile. o.
Texas, and Miss Daisy Hutson, OF F'c ;,r
mond, arc visiting Captain ana MIS- W.
III. Kahle, In Richmond,
Mrs Albert G. Bruce and children are
spendIng some time at Merry OAKS
near Keysville, a.
Mrs Harry H. Baker, of Winchester
Va, was tho hostess on MONDAY eve
ming last of a, most enjoyaplc 'silYer
euchrc. given at Opcquon Inn. JoraA''
Springs.
Messrs. Charles A. Nagel ana NJ. u.
Milburn, of Alexandria, are touring the
Valley of Virginia with very fine team,
of thoroughbreds that have attfactcu
much attention.
Miss Phyllis Tucker of baltimore
charming debutante of last season, is the
ruost of Miss Belle Faulkner, of VIM
r., :.
| handsome entertainment given by MISS
| Faulkner this week.
Mrs. Edward Newman Will not return
home, ms was expected. this week. She
hns concluded to extend her visit 70 lei
sister. Mrs. Walter G. Newman, at Mama
ronenck, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank s. Woodson vii
leave this afternoon by tho Old DO
mnion Line for New York. From New
York they will so UP the Hudson tf
Niagara and adjacent points or interest,"
| Miss Frances Woodson is visiting hel
aunt at Farmville, during The absence o.
her father and mother,
Mrs. ]. H. Tompkins and grandchildren
| have returned from a months WISH Y
friends in Baltimore, Md.
Mr., Eugcnt y, sydnor is attending tn
Horse Show in Staunton, Va
Many of the yards on Franklin Stree
are beautiful With their velvet gree
, sward as a setting for gay beds 9
flowers The Woman's Club lawn. J
; especial furnishes good illustrate
| of what can be done IN the me OF GU
! gardening, and reflects great credit o
e the care and attention bestowed by II
Womans Club janitor.
Mr.. w. G. Walker, who spent seyer
days in Richmond this week, return'
yesterday to his home IN North Car
: lima.
l. Mr., Joseph Priddy Is improving slow
at Memorial Hospital, this city, Mr. nc
bert Watson. who is also at Memoir
'e Hospital, is much better.
MIR, Flippen, of Cumberland county, W
to has recently returned from Atlantic GU
In will accompany his sister. Mrs Herb'
D. Gray. to Cold sulphur Springs, later
The month.
tn MIS- william Gilmore Seal and her ILL
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Manhattan Club Smoker.

Tho Manhattan Social Club. located on
Seventh Street, just beyond Broad VIII
give a smoker to It's members tonight.
invitations have been Issued, ana 4 thero
Will be a delightful programme rendered,
mo club numbers among Its members
some of the most prominent men of Rich
mond and tho smokers In the past have
been hugely enjoyed.
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CAME OFF WELL
Squire Angle Let's Joe Carter
Do,yn ;oh+1xyC News.

Down Lightly-County news.
There were mitigating circumstances ,,, 'ea >
and Justice of tho Peace Angle WINS
lencnt with Joseph Carter, who WIS
charged with swearing falsaly ~ rhe % m ,na
age of prospective groom ~ ' nav
was fined $40 and sentenced TO one Gay
In jail. $500. roth
The county officers have hears nothr
lng from the seven prisoners who MADE
their escape from the road gang soy
eral days ago. The men men. were ere + ppt tna ~
the jail for trivial offenses. ann ~ .I.
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on on snturday The etnire morning wv W.
be taken No In hearing the petty oases'
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