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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

average snow on ground 200 inches
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, 1882; New York
1854; Omaha. 1872
SYNOPSIS
storm of moderate intensity overlies Van
couEer island and has caused high southerIy
winds on Puget sound and south to the Columbia
river. Maximum velocities of 60 miles from
the southeast at North Head and 80 miles
south are reported. Pleasant weather prevails
in California 1t is warmer in the Sacra
mento and San Joaquin valleys
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 60
degrees and at Fresno 81 degrees.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight. March 81, 1909:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Weduee-
day, with increasing cloudiness, moderate south
winds increasing.
For Santa Clara valley--Fsir Wednesday; ;
light north winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair in southern por-
tion Wednesday; cloudy and probably showers in
northern portion; light north winds
For San aquin yaley-Fair Wednesday;
light north winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair wednes-
day; brisk north winds
A. G. McADTE
District Forecaster,
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Memoranda

Per stmr Northland-March "a $50 D. m.
met oil carrying steamer two miles south or
Yaquina head about three miles east OF Us.
2:50 y. m. met steamer 10 miles south OF
Heceta heads, distance about two miles east
March %, 2:40 a. m, met steamer four miles
north of Cape Blanco. half mile east OF us.
5:1S a. M, 90 miles south OF Cape Blanco, met
lumber steamer quarter mile cast OF us. 4;2S
a. m. Ia miles south of Rogue river reef. met
steamer three-quarters of a mile east OF us.
2:90 p. M, about % miles south OF Northwest
Seal rocks, passed steamer four miles west Of
US. March %, 2:50 a. m. about 20 miles south
southeast OF Point Gorda. met steamer two
miles east OF us. 3:02 q. M. % miles south
southeast OF Point Gords, met steamer ~ miles
west of US. a.. m. met two steamers abreast
Of Fort Bragg. mile west OF US. $50 a. u-.
met stmr NJ. F. Plant. from San Francisco
March % for Coos bay. % miles north Of Point
Arena. half mile west OF a. m.. met
steamer nine miles north Of Point Arena, 3l3
miles west of US. p. NJ met stnr Shasta.
hence March 20 for Bellingham- 4 p. m met
stmr Johan Poulsen, hence March % for Astoria.
on Point Reyes.
WESTPORT, March 30--Stmr Willapa. which
crossed ont a. m. today for San Francisco. re-
turned with loss Of part Of deckload and slight
IL damaged.
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NOW HAS HER
COURT FOR JUVENILES
Alexander Lindsay Is Appointed
as the Judge
[Speeial Correspondenee Of ~ Calll

HONOLULU, March 24.-In accord
ance with the provisions of act % OF
the present legislature. which provides
judge of the first circuit court. was Sc
lected by Chief Justice Hartwell yes
terday to preside at the sessions OF the
younger tribunal.
Lindsays first experience on the
bench was as district magistrate. and
as all of the Juvenile cases are TO be
tried there he iS considered best suited
for the place. He is an island born boy
of Scotch parentage and speaks several
langua ges. including Japanese. BE
will continue to sit as Judge in the
circuit court.
Under another act of the present leg
isIature the duties of the Judge OF the
court of land registration will be dis
charged by a Judge OF the circuit court
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VENERABLE DIVINE AND
NOTED SCIENTIST DIES
Death Claims Rev. DIR. Serene
Edwards Bishop
Especial Correspondence Of The Call

HONOLULU. March 24-Dr. Serene
Edwards Bishop. ID. D., venerable seien-
tist and clergyman. passed away IN the
asylum for the insane here last night.
About six months ago it was found
that his mental powers were CROWN E
weak. Dr. Bishop has a world wide
reputation as the discoverer OF the
phenomena that the temporary corona
around the sun was caused by the Kra-
katoa dust. The coronas following a
volcanic eruption are known as 'Bish-
ops rings" He was a preacher here in
the Congregational churches, and
teacher in several Institutions OF learn
ing in the early days and contributor
to the best of the mainland publica-
tions for many years.
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The steamer Enterprise sailed for Hilo on
Saturday with cargo valued at Se7.55S and in
cluding the following: 65 bbls -four. IS, 624 lbs
bran, 4,901 ctls barley, 24,01s lbs beans. 2.s22
lbs garvanzas. 270 etls corn, 1,0e5 bales hay,
26.344 lbs middlings. 1888 lbs millfeed. 5.053
lbs and II cs meals. 10,591 lbs and 80 es bread.
3,s20 lbs butter. 1890 lbs and 10 cs cheese.
II $50 lbs Goldfish, 8, ,906 lbs sugar, Is, ,To4 lbs
salt. LAO lbs coffee, 1,3oS lbs and es choco-
late, $40 lbs tea. 1.O4s lbs and pkgs candy, $50
los glucose. 15.77s lbs lard. 81 bbls kits and
20 salmon. 1.s4S lbs dried fruit, SIS lbs
raisins. 3S7 pkgs fresh fruits, SGT pkgs potatoes
T2 pkgs onions. 1,264 lbs garlic. e12 lbs nuts.
1850 gals and 10 cs wine. pa gals and 13 cs
whisky. 12I5 gals and 10 cs vinegar cs grape
Juice las gals gin, 10 es brandy, 25 esks beer.
$50 kerosene, 500 cs gasoline. SO cs and 6
bhls oils, IL cs turpentine, 260 pkgs wagon ma
terial. bdls wire. Is rolls leather, So cs
matches. % kegs nails, 81 pkgs saddlery, pkgs
sewing machines. 264 soap. sS5 lbs and 5 CO
tobacco 754 lbs seeds. 740 SKIS plaster. 10.660
SKIS aud so bbis lime. 1.49s.713 lbs fertilizer "a
cs candles 43 pkgs dry goods. 43 cs boots and
shoes, pkgs agricultural implements, SO pkgs
drugs 81 pkgs electrical goods 1T3 bdls and
106 pcs steel and iron. 80 pkss machinery. %
pkgs paints 125 kegs red and white lead. 1.414
lbs tin 4S hogs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Comparnie GeneraIe Transatlantluve

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday instead of SATURDAY.
at 10 a. N. from pier AZ, North river, foot of
Morton St
First class TO Havre. S17-50 and upward: Sec
ond class 10 Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York. ]. F. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco, Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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COPIOUS RAINS DRENCH
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
Unusually Heavy Downpour in
Some of the Districts
[Seeeial Corre.pondenee Of The CaIIl

ESPECIAL Correspondence Of The Call
HONOLULU. March 2S.-CopSous
rains have fallen in all parts OF the
territory during the last week In
some instances very heavy rainfall was
experienced Twenty-Five inches in
"a hours was the record in one district
of Maui and "a inches in as many hours
was the record in one district on this
island.
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!. 9. Branch HydroEraphic Office

U. =. Branch photographic Office
A branch Of the United States photographic
office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, q. s. n, in charge.
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WILL OFFER TO BUILD
DREADNOUGHT FOR NAVY
South Wales and Victoria Plan
Gift to Great Britain

MELBOURNE. March s0.-The pre-
miers of New South Wales and Vic
toria have decided to offer one Dread
nought to the imperial government on
behalf of their respective states Sub
scriptions will be made on the basis
of population, New South Wales con-
600 OOO
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Notice fo NIariners

Captain B. l.. Bielenberg OF the German
steamer Hermonthis reports to the branch hy-
geographic office. San Francisco that on March
20. 1909. when in latitude 80 deg 80 min "
long 128 deg Is min ". he passed six or seven
large logs piles. from so TO 20 feet long and
20 to "a inches In diameter. Logs had been in
water but short time.
J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. Q. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

NAVAL MILITIA HEADQUARTERS
headquarters of the naval militia. which for a
number OF years were in the Jefefson Square
building. were moved yesterday to the Seaboard
building on the water front. where a large drill
hall and Division rooms have been fitted up.
RoAhfED IN SCANT ATTRE-Mounted Po-
hceman T. d. Daley succeeded in capturing a
scantily clad man in Corbett road yesterday
morning The man gave the name OF Edward
Boyle and said that he lived in shack in J
street. He Is believed to be insane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

49, DON'T MISS the weekly sale at Du-
zH boce Stables, 2O5-2OT-2O9 Valencia st.
THURSDAY. April I. 1909. We viii sell horses.
Mares sand wagons. rigs and harness OF all
kinds. Sale IL a. N. WM. CLOUGH Phone
Park 1923 Outside stock sold.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Cbnrtered for coal
Shipments for HiIo

The British steamer Katanga. at Victoria i.
engaged for coal from British Columbia 20 MAJ
allan, having been chartered prior to arrival
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
- Flowtng were the sales on the San Francisco
f--cE and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, March
80 1909.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
Ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time (l2oth meridian), or at Sh. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. o. S. N, I'm charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
TOYO KISEN KAlSHA

(ORIENTAL STEAMsHIP COlFPANYl
5. s. "Chiyo Maru Friday, April Is, 1909
S. 5. 'sTenyo Maru' Thursday. Nay IS, 1909
8. s. Nippon MARI Tuesday June l, 1909
Steamers sail from company's piers Nos 4z.
hama and Hongkong. calling at Honolulu. Kobe
(Hiogol. Nagasakf and Shanghai, and connecting
at Hongkong With steamers for Manila India,
etc. No cargo received board day OF sail
ing. Round trip tickets at reduced rates
Fer freight and passage apply at office. 240i
James Flood building W H. AVERY.
Assistant General Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
1923 Fillmore Sc.
FIT. KEELAR. AuctsOneer.

a. Wednesday,. March 5Ist. at Il A. n. ~
A at 565 4th Street. Oakland -
/ will sell spans OF big mules, spans OF nR
mares and horses with their harness. They are
from the Hook Rogers camp No. g. Western Pa
CHIC r. r. l viii also sell 46 head OF all pur-
pose single and spans. Good buys can be OBJ
tained at this sale for general delivery stock.
contractors. farmers and country buyers IN car
load lots -Four big camp wagons and a lot OF
vehicles and harness; 10 head OF race horses.
Don't miss this sale.
]. W MEDEIRos. Auctioneer.
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wATFR STocKs

WATER STOCKS
Mfia foO s. Is v Wat Co. s4% IS
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Ms ctfs P2c l. com. 20
= O. Power zl& 2s14 Stkn G z. %
lac ID pfd-. 67h 50
Hl INSURANCE
Lal ms Co.. 20 lFireman's Fd.I52I
BANK STOCKS
An III Bk-l3l iLOn-Peris Blk i45
AncIolCal -. ~ 9015 Mer Trust - 23S
Bsnk ~ CaL3e2 1896 National. - 1SaN
First Natul DO Unton n CO 90so
SAVINGS BANKS
Gc- $ & - ~ 500 Saw Z. go 5S0-
Hrn Saw Bk $50 Saw & I So 19S
Mu. say Bk q Sec sew BIZ 3s5
STREET RAILROADS
ca f0rnia ..I26 las Preside go Is %
POWDER
G nj Consolidated Co.............. 90 rs
SUGAR
EawaHnn C.lI7kIIs Makaweu $ ssss 40
Hanokaa c 5Sss lS.si Onomcs : c 44iS
Hutch = p C 2Ol. 20igf Paauhsu : q 2aiL %
klauoa s C. 10 Union Co. 50 5
OIL STOCKS
Anal ou Co. So lSterlinp OIL ~
Asso Oh Co. 36% 81
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska A. 50 eOSs Psc Aux ~
1al = A-lol Pac Borsx. - 152H
Cal Wine g. 81 Pac T&T MA - 50
NK& NtTm. I15 Do com I9H %
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FiIipinOs for the Canneries

Among the passengers who arrived
yesterday on the liner Alameda were
80 Tagalogs who left the Philippines
for the sugar plantations of Hawaii
and are now seeking fortune in the
Alaska canneries. They were not very
happy, they said yesterday. in the sugar
fields, but expect to find the end of the
rainbow on the green slopes of Bristol
bay. This is the second batch of little
brown brothers to leave the islands for
the salmon canneries, where, If they
make good, there viii be vacancies next
year for a whole army of them
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, March 80, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
Admiral Sampson Nearly Ready

The twin screw steamer Admiral
Sampson, which was brought out to
this coast to run between San Diego
and Puget sound in connection with
the steamers Buckman and Watson
VIII be ready for service in a few days.
The Alaska-Pecific steamship company
announced yesterday that the Admiral
Sampson would make its first trip in
the coast trade leaving here April s.
Between now and then the coaster.
which has been extensively altered
since arriving from the Atlantic side,
will be given a trill trim on the baY
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Tine
and heights of tides at Fort Point For city
'front.' mission street wharf add 25 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
SALE
JAPANESE ART and
FANCY GOODS

Warehouse stock OF one Of the largest import
ing concerns must be closed out ar once. An
goods be bought at your own price.
SALE AT 2:3O AND NJ
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average snow on ground zoo inches.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31

Lieutenant. Q. S. n. in charge.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
pStafynChAirfnaH Gives Iii.
s9rmation Concerning Red
Shirt Reunion. -

mp To tile Editor of The State
NAs the state chairman I
'deftake to reply by lettes M lnlE: 81.
dafids concerning tbAs to
He.held at Anderson and
R5tb days of Auguss 81 Bed l
SHIFT men of the stAts
Bfeefs, are kindly reqSa sss blfsh
hsfo flowing notEs 3
Phe First. Each koan gatfan
Will'be + required Hay iistssaf
Etheif delegates, aM
Red Shirt conn tanie PIE,
sfeIAtdS sffeIAhtdiS to hand in oalnii ittee
|bH icfe lentials at f 4 S:11sEl. e
tg4th day Of Augsist ssss sssss
ti$ec9nd. Whsse Ave
faflea to call Meet elf
|aleleeates to the St llsssi33' S9lS
+lqablife ed Red ShiSs
Ffrbmta laid counties Ma III e5
nIirheb to the commisse Sredens
ftlhls 4or conslderatff tae
Enamas of their counties Is
|nq FAifd. As no rule reg ls
|sasisfpr electing delegateg ne
shaMed in advance, it will beg
pihtsFest of each county to sead
E1naissa delegates as possible. sa
i5OFaufth. In order to dispatch the
basjnsss Of the convention, make it
possible to complete the enrollmen8
and. peffect the State organization
sSWithin the limited time named in the
programme ,forqthe. h,sit.wilh obe
neeassahN,ito,; put offi,hnyl,lenEths
'afgumd dntslqmdiseassiem ofsrsHbjeets
iii53t rot 'beeafiaa aileatlMt rionudheeauBsa
I iti6hss ii56hhsil ~ -anil ,neions 9hj 10 "sl ehl
's' Fifth .enWhilacs@ RbdaShirtimah
may hfsifipatenin 1.-THE discussions
'Bhty% y%d1Aifed. aelegaees aNDll tbe all
,1S5&eadl t ltp vote. -noiIidiio1p
piSff2th. None butfe.esateaanere-
t9 9bhsssBFrp BIS PRESENT rpss ana ahp 2Atb', but
mE .3a5 Rsgda : = |ShIrE r,Ia ,RIeH e,a aFe fygednto sRh
iii thg PsFaaey On ,nt4hfasr nthfas 25th,xandsp
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Afenes difBffHHtpgisf ilB3fH pgifEnl c9mposlng1dhe.
ipa anMe, ffsS req fqSbfi SgbiEsdfi TO have tbelsEes
sbeetRse ffS9pp ffS9 pp}mpDalIHfddfdRi re33fdlHessdtte.
tSt{dt 3,lr,,, " tr tho f,nr1 NQnHl OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
7n5s = .lNia EglIE3E! o4l sd n1.'I 7l5
esl4Jfl Wame enaO OnlydMneW. b
durdw nii,ill, iilli - s, sVes SuanI ~ IJoo
n,s.y5d I;,5I,.,iTia asc.2 sd, ~ ,oyI
What q Hegs5p ST appssB eI's e s. i
- WoHlddB Bring sto iEdsefielaal
,no5 Homes,sAawG sidT

''l' - :;ino5 litstgo 80 mss,sARwG sfd'f
T I'm El'' f,anis,tts..s t..,. LEknbi7ibai sdt
.Hfi .Hfiarihtdl,hHl HBtlseMgfk &'1tRfa a1f
aching back Tvs al tsdM 10 no'
3 brings otersdbfi mlsafsd III III
leistire arfas Sebrkt!!, iI2i11a91 15 bhs ''.1 81
eSgIfe eMaoh6ed eaHy 7tne With e Us e2!l'
tthatitt snf ID blDcds sl ualn
EaasBaek ekaeHe agiin IL i9Bhs K9BafhfttfsiieR Kk9Bafhf sii9eR
,kidHeNs5noa SfITg t'1 enoisHslAs
g. #pafbs sAa4 sifljb .aPS69E: aPS69E
Doah's Kidney pflIsFurd sfcFF kial
neys. ,oii
Many residentshaD thint4ieiasg
6 endorse tlYf them i1idiIorq 10 slqieni1q
M Mrs; T., Sfttallii AK eliza SbGa,
says: For several years eaEsSsi.I,Issu sutfeHIffidf, uttfSeiIfif,
m bEckae}Ihsf fAnsas sslaf heaBm}ftisRr 5B} ,segga
Elga hfrIsd asasss4 TelnssdlfBsn lfBnaaD naDa t99k
did slTfasoS h9E SSuSse9ea1 si9e1 II R956s
Sat|sf s,5 ss ylsli he1Issfa e1IIssfa hRp9gt u
dlithsS aS aS6HT 68TaoPlSq Rfard Iii iiot 5R3S9af99sss
PIns saIf,lPj5R Hf, P5GqRcq4E5]ngn 45 n3aiIRaAln 81 IRaAXln
sgah Sing .,a5a thsH ,E SscofBdlghtSg ofBdtlghtg1tBas 1tBas
saR fBaIE BaIE RaE lIg9s lhIg9sShl4g
s9 prSTssd Ts SfuhbS grSeats gJS a.tsW6af W6ffneiH%S i%d, to
s g grsPs}y a3 ffaSsSs,
Were strenghensd and the dull,
Itired feehhg dsssaspp peaafed:s, fRfaaFe H6''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
JOHNSTON LETTER.
ssoodsMeetingEat Phillip Ne Many.
Visitor one and Coz M y
s gro w oman. Fatally ss
~ Wounded. 8

fsV isitorssSon ana Sos E Y;
Ed gro Woman. Fatally ss
Wounded. s s
zs - )
ysMrs. W. J. .Hatcher has returned
fSSm visit t r98
Mrs. Ralph Dunbar, of Ellenton,
is the guest of her sister, Mr.. L. B.
Asbell.
Mrs. Gen.--Lanham-e entertained
with an elaborate dining on last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. tt--haEe-rez
turned from visit to Baltimore and
IWashingtg5A TN1 CT !,
geDr. P. ,Ns Kee&s haE returned
FROM a AsftFo 4fisR + mother i6 Virgin
ia!k Mrs. Keesee and little Nelson
FMM remain until September.
fss;; BS sHI5iESa 4iss I'll
|ts'sf ia'M fa'; +. and IA. aSa s4donf4. f4jiaaf Hiaa3af
sstsFRsa ffe@ Sse. 3sS 222R4f9b EA3ss
EaeThe protracted serEieeF at RhbiiiR
ETflehurch, which WERE cbhdacted by
Rev, Mr.. Baker, of Leesville, closed
Ion Saturday with splendid results.
REV. hlf: Baker s'7an earnest and
| force efu4 Speaker and through his eff
forts ikifHGiBer were added to the
ehhr cE!hao, boo@ 's'i,i,'f' 'ei"o''as
.ns5The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Dill Black, hasI beensmade dhappy
over the, arrival ofia Hheoand hand
Isome goung9soh. isyensdw 'pd ,&;lil
!, MisoGogsinas dlasnFeturned to
AeYbefrNiafteh sshisitt5 her cousin
Miss Marion ,Mobley. ssali9fn sa'
7a,Mrs. Folk. ofaIaeksbn#ille, Fla. (,
iSithe guest of, Mrs AG.i 1P.Gobb.
Messrs. McFadden and Massey, of
R.eeassHill, spent "a few days of
tsswn with friends.
alsaten, of Springfield,
aer bgother, Mr.. J.
sI 5a i.igl
Tie many friends i Mrs. Mena
isGa1he are delighted
| to seq he la sI3ssi Fes tEfhiss i Is week
Befl hs and little
l issas 81 hare been up
ffsn asE1s sss
Misses Eaift Ieman and Emma
3ISstanssli i5lefs % f1rday ora yisit
ogtzs has gone ito
EEBasss r q two III q week 81 Stay
lille pro tracted ser
IS sra: De :b'aeing BE ID at Rosa Spring
soI Iorea ssssesEe Eeral negroes be
canisinify sss 5s q spute, which
resulted iasgsfia til IN 81 being ia
ga ifs the
&htsst l1Isr brot her II Jim
NV illiafis, did tie sliiioo ootine which
Ae claims one 81 e j iil his Effort to
I Ro1iceman
;be asarby, and
s. ;sl q d
has been quite
sr tbfee weeks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
-'ITd''CfOVGT.

uc1o VI h1S, 0Si niHio3 oOhuooA
fiyTIss ard 'cf0yer.'
-w0Ag farmetass clttbthoufhtlasdast
I& recreation igouldl be. goodeforqus
LS the8igaNea a banbecusIon thei2stkl
Itlspselessa to4say i6twas assdccessl
witt b ssuelsmen, asJd WI .T6hnstofy5
LMT.sAdaHis,and WIS. Middleton
ppatth be- head jof affairs land, with D.:
w. Hudson as first stdlieutenantss THE
cue was well ptepared;l al plentSbieP
everything. and some ito 'parejaEaiEl
ly in stheasdagnthepelansi began tos
gather. The Harmons ofNMeG Gors
mick; the Elkinsu RsYass RaGh and
Bells Of PaIksyille; the Il Bpsssey}ss Psy Al and i,
Smit thiS2,o MI oMnsteD;alpIiels,, Woods, BsiilIsss'
land 7Hofmesess s,'5ff ,.off Red Hill;,, tbs,
Adam mses, and Mtiaathises tMtiaGhi s5s5f ef Callers
Lta1a$tot@, TaiHllors, Reeeesn; BoydssI
Graf tors hnd Markets. e of tie forks
thalH HesttfffsEi Eito;ff 81, Calhoun Falls; Miss
Mad be Mays off f. 'Edgefeld:.I Miss
Nielg gdHbo dHbo91ffsA 91ff sA4ffaanEta,n 4ffaEt nsd and others that
thaazEtAt7 7aSnR565tf 5tfGEsS GEsSas$sIL! lll u.s.
x lie, Pftio,Gs:hAM AMfddfsfopRnn, pnn and i. G.l
Bell pRphfed' tie lemonade, and all
drank ksaa62}d1'4Mtle9Stee aa62d We're, filled The .days
Fas pghp p5ggi Y Ii III a 5 Social Iii Way. WE All
felt. that it was good to be there.
I ae, young peopie' WHO afd' 'hhSot hSot : say
,alfithea wisKed'tp sagitdeacht ofher.n
met .at GMr.sW. HssRyan's iii the
,eyepihgr4oz fuish1up. 'Fhey oWete
eAtert taink1 mithsihusie bEiMrs P.1
G.M iddletem on tile spiano and, Mr.;
H. All Adamsdon ShenSiuli.f:la9 Thai
! l}hasic MsI wasifhe,and thsyoung and Old
enjoy ed, it.pa s,ll buH se1i1i!p4 lhn"i
0"'Mrf 'Mr! g andslMrs.z.Hester and Mis-;
II, Fl. Sedtb areMisioing AI4s!S. hT.7
'Adans.s AKm nix adi, .asGltua h'
Miss NieEsbn.andMiss Madge Mays.
are iSISii Visiting M Mrs.iWp SsbMiddletoh. q
, Mr.. Alc Efmore and leE8Eartha'
ar are, vvisiting.MNiEl'lA. Mcdonald! 4
It :, III - ,ho,, a. ~ l,tbis
sn :!sni 8 e's n i = oae 1851 '1 1ntIri &
'l'Mal ! NJ, ,fuq IL y!p ,dI ,lIiheS6E!nm1
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hil0Id air },,-,nI,e i!,nYusl, s,1 ,asf!.-
,slsGEde deseeffiieId EFF Eountys Model. r,e
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iAkat'E fih3r'7-'iil 1shish'' :, : @ =, \
,.AItsw asmy pleasure, to'nvfslt"the'
-fatmdd fAla We 4 lllss,sPsalton last%eek
iand lops5cvdp IBIS fias farm lo4 was
$50 sbatmedfWieh n~hat psaw shat,ls
.aarbooHs Hs5rainedi dhtell9 " our readers
;sxnsetH Hihg about tasis mod Ifatm.s T
,naYer in all my life saw ything
ltb.eaual this crop;Sl5 al
d om says he hasssngYer has GOOD
brop,bSfore sssIsis ss1lls nis ) ss Hss1
has five acrGs5a aorl that IS nude AL
from \ WniqG hs expe eets to- o 8 ggather
,threet, hurarad tllisa lIs
corn I'D usadse6 pound p 3 IS sfiIl
,4erlto, ;thesacre has 26 acre
.ec9tt9plns Whie fayarab
through M5AugUSES ~ AZ Z fsss:sSSIe lSfSsssslsV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-08-04
iParksville Having Protfgss!taa
Meeting!!s, NeWP tfiihhsssiSslb ID Il
Elsetgd ffSorr sshssseI.ni hso1

Yesterda WYaasb II 0 gTeatreday y,fef
Parksville, afEfIleqm Il Feligiapai psihs1
of view. bRgrls animal Legpbotraete6t
meeting s9mmpiAaHeedsl1 Ag. sMdiite
preaching 58q 4 most asseAlisadt agfst
mons to a,,.fns, congrega5ipn 1s2Ne'f
had a fine nattsRdapeawof oueoSap
people and, gpFiiip5kS pyiip5 HI kSIling'frop 6sehst
tire surround Ing count ty.noM Mennoif
ticed familiar faces from rGBarlss|l
Hill, Red HTIiillls IL " odaa.R RluniiB Bsansh
Rehoboth, Edgef ED ED and Adgasta:n.t
The Regns Gsas,s Wright, t,sfR hoh
all EdgefeiaH apoSsd and letaa,usaa1
simply because he slsosR 1ouginallt
Edgefeld boy but more bscaBsalbe.s
is.a faithful soldier Of the cross, |
having been.ad,ethei 1senchfnficH .dM1
Newberry neahlH 20 years. IS expettfD1l
ed,this afternpdnto assist tRfdaggfh2sff
out the weahin aupisneetfbR4g5e g5eemWa}
are hoping gsandsp1ayi foTf gffeatl |
meeting. gaiirovsebnea 9d biss 10y
Mr.. ThoslqR qR.aW hatfeysso oaR6, lff66fFiF lf6F
"a long time Was a resid deht of faaSflRtgs- aafRg-
vile, but iaeRtef aA5gaata, rs s6nstis-.f
1T here to oldifnisnas AIiP PR9Af ksl,y
John Miltdn Beligof AIaggaasyya, fafl ah
up Sund aykd Gee. .homefsEss d.a no1h]
Mrs. EugeHiauls1i ddaetea, sFeliseY
u fa.. ~ D