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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June 5, 1878

United states Land Office,


Lewiston, Idaho Feb. 10 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress
of June 3. 1878, entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali.
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory" as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892;
SUSA b. OVERSMlTH
of Troy, county of Latah State of Idaho
has this day filed in this Office her sworlt
statement No. 1901 for the purchase of the
seq of SEA sec. IS and SI Of SWL aid
SWH of SE4 Of sec. No.17, in Tp. No. 3ai
Range No. wv b. NJ, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is More val
liable for its timber or stone than for aeri-
cultural purposes, and to establish her
claim to sai,l land before Register aid
Receiver Z. s.. Land Office at Lewiston,
Idaho on Monday the 20 day of April. 1907
She names as witnesses:
j Q: McComb of Troy, Idaho.
A: II: Oversmith of q Idaho
w. NJ. Duthie of " idaho
Is. f.. Cooper of :, Idaho.
:, any and all persotis claiming adversely
tne ABOVE lanes are requested to file THEFT
of April. 1907
T. II. Bartlett. Register:
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Timber Land, Act June 3,1S7S.
United States Land Office
Lewiston, Idaho. March. q

lewiston, Idaho; March. 9th, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions Of the Act Of Cong
ress ofJune 3, 1878, entitled can act for
the sale of timber lands in the states OF
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing,
OH Territory" as extended to all the Pub
lie Land States by act of August 4th, 1879!
Alexander HAUCK
of Park, county Of Uatah, state OF
Idaho has this day filed in this Office
his sworn statement No. 2Se7 for the pur.
chase of Lot 4 sec. 20 i'll TIP. 81
n r INV b. NJ and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable
for timber cr stpne than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to saiG
and before the Register and Receiver at
this office at Lewiston Idaho Oh
Tuesday the 18th day of Junej 1907.
He names us witnesses:
Clas o, Frantzick Of Park, Idaho
John Frantzick -
Banat Frantzick "
Girls o. Jelleberg 3"
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
lille their claims in this Office on or before
SAID 18th day of Mar 1907.
T. H. Bartlett, Register
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Local News.

We have left With US some choice
Navy Beans for seed. csll.Vollmer
Clearwater Co.
Miss Marie Fettick, who has been
teaching school the past winter
Hagerman, south Idaho, returned
home Monday, after very successful
term.
A meeting of the kochdale Co. dir,
ectors was held Monday on matters
relative TO the TrahiwaY which tie
Company is considering.
DR.. A. Hunter was visitor d
Spokane the first of the week.
Albert Moskop of the Potlatch paid
bur town visit the first OF the week.
Miss A. G. Lahg, after sojourn Of
over two years with her sister, Mrs. A
Hunter. left Monday morning for hel
homo in eastern Canada, and prior tc
her depaIttrel the Christian Endeavol
Society ndt only bid her farewell, bu,
also presented her with an emblem OF
She Society. Miss Lang has made
siany friends here, was actively iden.
tilted with church work and the Social
life, and her departure is keenly re
GREETED.
MS 3. the fact that your Hus.
band does not wear our made to
measure CLOTHES IS not sufficient
ground fot Il divorce. try again tc
liute Hind come in and lie measured
for i suit and il he still refuses you
might gath your freedom, by having
him committed for mental inca .i;
city or insanity.
Lauterbich;
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Rev, a Durie left on Tuesday after.
noon for the spring meeting OF the
Presbytry of WallaWalla at Lewis
ton. Elder |. E. Weede and DR.. a.
Hunter also went on Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Wilson fubbs of Mimi
e.polis spent tie Sabbath with Rev
aud Mrs. Durrie and sang a solo at
the morning hour and Endeavor ser
vice, The Holy eitv" was enjoyed
BY the congtegatiot1 In the morning
AID "My Prayer" id the evening.
Mrs. Tubbs Is a member OF the Pres
byterian Church OF Bismark, N. d.
where Rev. Durrie was pastor tor
ell hit years. She and sister are en-
route tdr few months visit in Los
Angeles and southetn California.
The Presbyterian property will be
improved shortly by tearing down OF
the unsightly fence on the south side
and putting 5h Of a petthaneht tetain-
ing stone wall the entire length. 1t will
be a valuable and enhancing Improve
meut.
Prof. Foster Of jhliastta was a
visitor in town Monday.
$500 -----,z.:s szz
Tn e1e are many tones in the land.
AS by the rafers you car see;
But NO lie of them can equal
Hollistets. Rocky NOUN tain Tea
A, c. White arid Company.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
RANCH AND REALESTATE, UND-
ER EXECUTION; IN THE CASE OF,
Arizona A Mitcham and II.
Mitcham, her husband,
Plaintiffs
VS..
kendrick Water Company,
Defendant.


Defendant.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION,
issued out of the Second Judicial District
Court of the State of Idaho in and for Lat
ah County, wherein Arizona A. Mitcham
and }. |. Mltcham, her husband, were the
plaintiffs and the kendrick Water Co. was
the defendant upon d iud5 rtent rendered
the 9th day Of january, A. ID. 1907, for the
sum of Ten Hundred SiXtvtWo and 20-10O
Dollars ($10622 POI, in U. 5, Gold Coin, be-
sides interest and costs, l have this day
levyed upon all right, title, claim Alid inter
est of said defendants Kerdrick Water Co. ,
of in and to, the following described Fran
chise and Reaestate, to wit
The entire water system of the Village or
town of kendrick, Latah County Idaho,
consisting of all franchises granted by the
Village or Town of kendrick to the Kend-
rick Water Co. ana all franchises or rights
kendrick Water Co. obtained by grants,
prescription, use or any other legal right
or ownership thereof, including Herewith
all rights of way, all water righ all water
contracts with any person, firm OF corpora
ton whatever, all pipes i'll place in the Viii
lage or Town of Kendrick and all pipes out
Of kendrick forming and being a part of
ances, all reservoirs; wooden or otherwise
in and near kendrick and all property be-
longing to and connected with said sys-
tenn, owned by the defendant in Latah
County. Idaho.
Also realestate described S follows:-
Commencing at point thirty-fivc feet
south Ofthe Northwest corner Of those GER
tain three acres of land, adjoining the orr
ginal town of Kendrick, row standing ana
recorded in the btficial books lit the Court
II use at Moscow, Lhtah Co. IHaht, in the
name of the said Arizona a. Mitcham.
thence running sblith ote hundred feet,
thence north Westerly one huAdthd feet to
point of beginning said tract being about
49, acres in area.
Together with all Interest in any other
realestate by virtue of leases, rights of use,
possession, easmetits or otherwise connect
ed with said water system or belonging to
the defendant herein.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that will on Saturday the Goth day OF
April. "A. D. 1907 at 10 o'clock A. m. OF
that day, III front of the Cot'rt House door
in Moscow, EatHh CoHnty, Idaho, sell al
Public Aucttn, For L. H. Gold Goth all the
right, title, claim apd .intsrest otsald de-
fendhnt, Kehdrifk Nat2r Co, of Ill and to
the ab"ve dffciihea property or 80 much
thereof as msiy he necessary to satisfy siad
Judgment, interest and costs ETC., to the
highest and best bidders for cash.,'
]. J. Keaiie, Sheriff,
By j W. Lieuallen, Deputy
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, this 26th day OF
March, 1907.
329-0T
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NOTICE FOR pUBttoAT1oN
Department. of the tnterio,

DCPUfV'HFII'1 OI IIIH IHytTlOr,
Land Office at Iewiston, IdaicMar lG,lcOt
Notice. is hereby given that 1.-THE follow.
ing nained settef has fflef notice of his in
tention to make Final nroof
IN support of his Claim, and that saidproof
will be matte befofe Probate Judge elias NJ
Lukens 1T Moscow, Idaho on May. q 1907.
II; e. l14sl made July q, 1g05
for the lot 8, Sec. 5, Lots p, 8. See. 8. Lot
D, sec. I, tip. 80 n. R1W B M.
He names the following, witnesses to
prove his continuous. residence UPON, and
cultivation of, tile land, vis:
August Wikltind IF Park, Idaho
Lars J. Karen Of
Oscar Bohn of
Sylvester s. Flhttree of g., .Itahc
r. II. Bartlett, Register
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". EUREKA
YES, lHAvt FOUND Irsr tAsr.

Found what? Why that Chamber aiii.s
salve cures ecsema and Ill i,ia.iner Stitch:
ing OF the skill. hAvt been afflicted for
many years with skin disease. l had to
It, Hp fhEee 81 four times every night and
itching, but since usiug this salve in Dec
enberh, lti2o5, the itching has stopped and
hzs., bot troubled ,ms.-flder John T.
pppSleSt ROCKVILLE, Pa.f6S Sale by Whites
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TREASURER's REPORT
for the month of March 1907.

The following report was handed in
last week, but we were unable to put
it in last weeks issue, therefore find
space in this
The Undersigned Treasurer of the
Village of Eendrick; begs leave to sub
nit the following monthly report.
The balance on hand at the com.
mencement of the month was SSS3.29.
There was received from all sources
during the month $500; during the
same time the expenses amounted to
S565.O0 leaving balance on hand of
S663.49.
Annexed statement of receipts and
expenditures will show i'll detail the
sources from which the receipts were
obtained, and the objects to which the
expenditures have been appliea.
All of which is respectfully Submitted
+. B. BradBdry.
Treasurer for Village of kendrick
Balance ON hand 1888. 80
Received froh Saloon tsicgnsg $3.50
I" c.. Ass,r Acct. TAXES no
Total s9es.49
March WARRANTS paid sa4e.25
Co. Ttes,er i Saloon ticenae 1875
Total S265.OO
Bal. Wart. Bal.
Mich. ants April
tst paid 1st.
G. Fluid S4is.ae s!57.7s s257.51
Police OBJ. 1850 4O.6o OBJ. So. so
Cross walks s5.95 6.25 79.40
st. Alley o.D.6s.s5 27:25 c.D.96.10
Attorney 500 500
Election 5000 5000
Clerk 1000 500 SEQ
Printing 35.05 85.0s
Treasurer 1000 500 500
Recapitulaticn
Bal. May 1st 1896 s3Cs.ss
Total Receipts 19e3.O1
Total Fund Balance ss7.5e
Due village from Fund Atct.~s44S1.3 80
4U64.5S
May 7th Trans. to Fund Bal. t75o.OO
Total Elk. 1651.O9
April Bal 663.4s
4U64 IS
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VIII do Maaonfy

ii III need Of brick, stone OF masdn
work, s!ich al walls, foundations,
shimneYs etc.. call Oh Oh or write to
Geo. f.. eoSoE, kehdrisk.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-08-14
MAYESvILLE.

Mavesville. Aug. 13.-Mayesville
and Bishopville will play here on
Thursday and Friday.
A basket picnic vii be held on
Thursday on the school grounds to
which everyone is invited who will
bring baskets we'll filed. A general
good time is promised everyone. The
ball games viii be about the best seen
here this season. The locals have de-
faated Bishopville once this season on
the latter's grounds and both teams
have been strengthened since.
The work of improving the streets
is still going on and general satisfac-
ton is being expressed with the man
ner in which council is improving the
town.
Messrs. NJ. c. Mayes, r. ]. Mayes,
Jr., ]. NJ. Shaw, ]. NJ. Simpson, T. L
Kohn and Everett Alexander left this
morning for the Jamestown Exposi-
ton and points north.
Miss Elma Mayes is visiting Miss
Edna Sitgrewers, of Laurens.
Miss Carrie Mayes has gone to y
business college in Charlotte. \. c.
Mrs. Everett Alexander cf Rural
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. r. Mayes.
Mr.. W. B. Smith, Of Wadesooro. y.
c.. spent SUNDAY with mis- brother-in-
law. Mr.. VI. c. Mayes.
Miss Thelma Mazursky, of Barn
we'll, is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. L.
Kohn.
Mr.. c. D. Cooper. the cficten7 and
genial postmaster is confined to his
home on account of sickness. much
20 the regret of his naanJ friends.
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Spartanburs Took Last.

Florence, Aug. In the last game
of the series between Spartanburg and
Florence, ard also the last game OF
league baseball. scheduled to be play
ed on the local diamond this season.
Spartanburg won by score oG to l.
The game was principally sluggins
match. Lake. an amateur pitcher Of
Florence, occupied the box for the
home team ard acquitted himself
creGitably.
The Florence fans are now regret
ting that Florence did not get place
in the league earlier in the season. 1t
is safe to say that Florence will make
an effort to secure team for next
season. The experiment in the game
has been very gratifying. Here's to
Florence in 130S.
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, WISACKY.

Wisacky, Aug. 10.-We have been
having rain for the past eight days,
and the weather continues very unset
tied. Cotton in low places has been
materially injured on account of TOO
much moisture, and as general
thing has run largely to weeds IN
a sappy condition as aresult OF ex-
cessive rains, and is not taking on
full crop of fruit. The outlook is
not very encouraging. YET farmers
hope for good price for the little
that will be made.
The sick of our community are i'm
proving.
Mr.. Clifton Leddingham has return
ed from a visit to his sick mother in
Marion.
Mrs. Percival stuckey, of Bishop
vile, has been visiting relatives here
recently,
The young folks are having a gay
time attending ball games and pleas
ant parties. There was very pleas
ant party given at Capt. Lucius' or
the evening of the 5th. It was largely
attended and all had happy time.
Miss Marguerite Scott entertained
Her many friends on the 7th, in honor
of Miss Clara Marlborough. OF colur-
oia. These in attendance from out
OF the neighborhood were Master Ny
ron Smith, Edgar Woodward, Julian
Dickson and Miss Katie Smith. All
report a very pleasant time indeed
Mr.. Halle Scott is visiting his pa
rents. His friends ar sorry to hear
OF his. poor health
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One Game That Could Not BE Lost
BY Errors-Eyery Man On The
Home Team, Hit The BAH And All
Seorei, One Or More Times.

The home team Won the game from
~!o:eace =! arsday a sttecn oon y heavy
a,,el co2:inuous hitting. getting eigh-
tee. hits OF of Mcdonald and Esk-
ride fer a total of twenty bases. six
teen being off Mcdonald in seven in
nings. The visitors were hitting some
themselves, but even the many errors
made by the hone tear. could not en-
able them to overcome the lead gain
ed by Su11ter's hitting. With perfect
support Tribble should have Won the
game by q. score Of 13 to ,. but the
support was ragged at times and some
Of the hits credited to Florence We're
merely hard chances that on other
DAYS would have been taken with ease
by the Came Cocks.
AS an exhibition Of league ball the
game was not a success, but those
who en;c* hit and run n7erry-go-
round and a happy time, for there was
lots of hitting and more than enough
running for a hot day.
The only features at all worthy OF
special mention were two double
nlavs bv the home team and one by
the visitors.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

The following are the reports OF
Wedne days and Thursdays playing
as published in the Daily Item:
The crowd that went to the ball
park Yesterday afternoon were conf
dent before the game began that sum
ter would take the game and cinch
the pennant. for it was known that
Ham would be in the box. Everybody
was feeling good and there was lots
of enthusiasm on top. In the minds
Of the Sumter fans there was not the
least fear Of losing the game, it was
merely question Of how many scores
the team would pile up in nine in
nings
The first disappointment came
when they learned that Dingle would
not be on third and that Pitcher Price
would cover that position. Dingles
absence from the game was due to
his having been called to Summerton
by the critical illness of his mother,
who has been in i'll health all the sum-
mer. Price is among the best as
pitcher and he played good game at
third yesterday, but he did not meas
ure up to Dingle's standard. aud fail
ed to get some of the hard chances
such as Bingle handles with ease IN
every game. But the absence or DIN
gle was mere bagatelle compared
With the rude shock that came with
the first inning. AS soon as Ham pc
gan putting them over it was seen
tbat he was not in his usual form.
and before the fans could think twice
three men had crossed the home plate
.nd the bases were full. Richardson
vaS rushed in without chance 10
v.arm mn and before the inning ended
two more runs were scored by Or
aneeburg, making a total Of five IN
the first inning.
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MISS BRAND ENTERTAINED.
Reception Given in Darlington in
Honor of Miss Beaufort Brand

Darlington, Aug. 10.-One Of the
most delightful affairs ever given in
Darlington was the lawn party lastS
Monday night given by Miss Cora
Garner in honor Of her guest, Miss
Beaufort Brand Of Sumter The hand
some new Garner home on Pearl
street. brilliantly lighted, was en- fete
for the occasion. The beautiful lawn
looked most inviting with japanese
lanterns casting dim light and rus
tic seats scattered about under thej
trees. About so young people re-
sponded to the invitation. Miss Gar
ner received her guests in most be-
coming costume of blue silk and the
guest of honor wore an artistic cre-
alton Of pale blue crepe de cl1ene.e AS
sisting the hostess in receiving and !,
entertaining the guests were her pa
rents, Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Garner, and
two sisters Misses Louise and Minnie
Garner. Dr. and Mrs. Boardman Ed
wards and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Baird.
Delicious punch was served through
out the evening and at II daintyti
collation. of ices and cakes, was sev-
ed. The invited guests were: Misses
Helen Woods. Mary Pegues, May
Wilson, Mary ,Kollock, Elma ehilds.
Edna Brunson, Pauline and Ressiess
Blackwell, Sue Fountain, Irene schu-
fort. Xina ard Hannah Wilson, InezH
Mccullough, Rosa McCown, LucEes
Lawson, Willie Lee Stem, Annie Ed
wards. Florence Rogers Of Society
Hill, Fannie Thompson and SibI
Walker of Columbia and Annie Dellas
Muldrow of Florence, DR.. and Mrs.
Roardman Edwards. Mr.. and MRS.
Harold Baird: AIessrs. Carl EeWitt,
Evars Wilson, W. D. Twitty, Sam
Evans. James Wal 7law, Thomas
Crouch, Robert Rogers, Tom Rogers
Archie Dargan, Burt Coggeshall, Har-4s
~ Cannon, Roderick McIver John
and Sam Wilds, Larry Lawson, Louis I
smoat, Edwards Woodruff, Thomas
Coker, Will and Eugene McCown, Ed-5s
win Fountain Arthur Blackwell, NJ. 4
NJ. DePass. Coke Lawson, P. a. Be-
thea, Whit Wilcox, Albert James, yig-S
neron Parrot, Ravenel Lucas, Toyss,
Howle. DR.. Syr,mes. Mr.. Pemberten, 9
A1r Thornwell.
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Landlord, for Orangeburg, opened

Landlord, for Orangeburg, opened
the game in good form and the
home team was retired Without scor
ing.
The second inning was almost as
disastrous as the first, Orangeburg
scoring three Richardson, who pitch
ed great game Monday, defeating
Orangeburg by score of ID to 3, did
not seem to be effective, and he was
taken out Of the box and Buck Flow
ers put in and the visitors We're re-
tired without scoring again.
In Sunter's half of the second Land
ford again handed out goose egg.
Things looked blue and the Orange
burg team got gay for the first time
during the present series.
In the third Orangeburg scored
one, the only run made off OF Flowers
during the game, as he held them
down to goose eggs in the remaining
six innings. Sumter now got on to
Landlord and batted him all over the
diamond, making four runs after two
men We're out. In the fourth inning
the home team began batting Land
ford again and the Orangeburg team
was getting ratified, as they usually DO
when things begin to go against them.
Landlord was taken out and Thack-
am sent in to take his turn in the
box. He was in fine form and after
he went in the box Sumter made no
more runs. although the game was
fought out to finish. Thackam GER
tainly redeemed himself for the dis
astrous defeat of Monday
Taking the game as a whole, the
Sumter team played much better BALI
than did the visitors, and but for the
good work of both infield and outfield
the defeat would have been much
worse than it was Sumter is strong
on-tAam work and several brilliant
plays we're pulled off shat cut Off
runs that belonged to OrangebHrg.
But for the disastrous first inning the
game was all in Sumter's favor.
Score by innings:
Orangeburg. -. .53l 900 oeo-9
Sumter. OIL 900 co"-5
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PRVATEER.

Privateer, Aug. 12.-The recent
heavy rains have damaged cotton
considerably, causing it to shed, stop
growing, etc.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kolb spent Thursday with
relatives IN Ridgeway.
Miss Hennie May Bradford is visit
ing friends il Marion.
Mrs w. H. Ramsey, of Wedgeheld,
spent the past week with relatives IN
the neighborhood.
Miss Susie Harvin, of Manning, is
visiting at Mr.. S. A. Havin's.
Misses Speevy, of Columbia, are
visiting at Mrs. Anna Jackson's.
The friends of Mr.. B. R. Barklay
will regret TO learn that he has ty-
phoid fever. He was taken to sum
ter iufirmary Saturday evening.
Have just heard that Miss Fannie
Barkley died very suddenly last night.
She is a sister Of Mr.. Barkley above
mentioned.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of interest Condensed and Par
agraphed for Quick Reading.

Jack Moore was shot and killed.
IN Charleston by Isaac Freeman.
Sunday, August 18th, was the eoths
birthday of Senator, B. R. Tillman.
General Erwin. one of Walhalla's
oldest citizens is dead at his home ins5
that place.
The reideace of Mrs. Lula Mars
chant at Little Mountain, s. c.. was
destroyed by fire Friday morning.
Dispensary Inspector West is ex
anliring the accounts and stocks OF
the Charleston dispensaries.
Samuel McCalvin, colored, is dead
Iat his home in Orangeburg county at
the age of 124 years.
George Thompson, who killed
Dick Holsenback in Edgefeld county
some time ago, has surrendered To-
the sheriff Of Edgeheld.
\. Warren Mcdaniel, who killed
Thomas lanton at Modoc in july
was acquitted by an Edgefeld county
jury.
An attempt was made to wreck
passenger train on the Atlantic Coast
Line road near Florence by placing a
cross tie on the rails.
Application has been made for q
receiver for the American Tea Grow
ing Co., which owns large tea
farm in CoEeton county
Willie c. Mclaughlin, colored, was
attacked by highwaymen in the rail-
road wards at Florence and h1s
throat cut almost from ear to ear.
Miss Annie Ensor. daughter Of the
late DR.. J. F. Ensor postmaster at
Columbia will discharge the duties OF
the office until u successor is ap-
pointed.
c. ". Skinner has resigned as
manager of the Southern Oil company
at Darlington to accept the position
of manager of an oil mill at Wades-
boro, n. c.
!. P. Sarratt Of Cherokee county In
uicted J. J. Sarratt, John Tellent and
John Hall with having conspired to
ruin his daughter. Magistrate Camp
dismissed the defendants.
T. r. Tompkins. farmer Of
Georgetown county left a satchel con-
tanning $3.50 in his wagon in care Of
one OF his farm hands. When he (
returned the laborer had departed,
taking the money with him.
Denny Shea. we'll known base
ball player, and G. B. Radcliffe, stage
manager of the Columbia theatre,
have been matched to swim a mile
up stream in the Congaree river for
a purse of $500.