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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-05
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

todos en- nlOsio de Ia a%rtnaci6n pro-
vachosa de la institution hacienda
Sc igualmentc rcfcrcncia a Ia dcs-
!rucci6n de In riqueza de Ia pesca,
pOr eI emplao de Ia dinamita.
Con motive de esta fiesta Sc ha
rOndnc1rad0 q tres ~1uardianes dc
yeda. por los m6ritos Que han con-
traido IN ri desrmpano de siIs
pueStos.
Para carrar las fIestas So habia
oreani7ado IN banlurtr. 81 cnal tu-
70 que ser terminal" in~"sperada-
menle. por habcr cOmenzado 4
Observation-Disclosures una fnri0sa tempes-
lad.
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DE FLORES

On" N'".'~ &C.,
- !. r,o-
a los ersafaSas adorradas con flo
les. Y donde Sc llevo = cabo IN IN
curse De flores.
F~s
+~,,,;asa q .;o,ificado De In
rasDues,a. Sc llevaba IN premiO con
sis,ente en- IN -amo de flores.
lie &Qu! aIguAaS pregun'aS;
~C1A'
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81 Ia muertc Y vagan nucstras pasio,
mes %ululantes.
Ninguna revolution ha traido nj un
sistema po!itico nj un m0vil altruis-
Ia. FL concepto de utilidad publica,
que es ell Fundamental del gobierno,
destruido por el regimen PORTLAND
del favor Individual, que cre0 en- cam
bio el siStema de protection mas d.
s~olvente, ha consumado su ruina en-
Ell saQueo nacional llevado 4 cabo por
los caudill0s actuales, Y el pueblo,
decepcionado, desangrado, ciama jus
ticia para suS sacrificios Y para sus
demands.
Lo honradez politica y Ia honra-
dez administrative son las unicas
salvadoraS y, para ~lograrlas, Ia nj
sion suprema de Ia conciencia nacio-
nal, viva EN- todos los que piensan y
en- todos los que sienten, es estudiar
V formular las nuevas leyes, las lnst-
tuciones nuevas que, ante Ia vision
augusta de Ia patria, rehagan Ia ley
suprema de la f~raternidad Y establez-
4 ell apoyo mutuo, donde hoy pa
san las livideces del punal Y las CO.
leras del fuego.
Ell problema de Mexico Is IN pro-
blema Constitutional. Lo que Me-
xico exige, urgentemente, es Ia re-
forma total de Ia mentira Ell verdad,
del gobierno en- function publica, de
Ia ley en- libertad, que corresponds
exactamente q las condolences sociales
de esta porci6n de humanidad, YES
tida con Ia tela maravillosa del cuen-
to de Andersen, que era la admira-
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fonda o,ro fin &C pobernar saba
nua 60 hasa en- Ia
,..;olon;o 10 bistoria n ciencia eco
~ 81 doracbo de pentes v el
-, ,o1 pues sin ON
l ,. ,rofu,did,d y pesar
!. =. .;,,a;,, .uv;I;oree me ~recIa-
aiorc;c;o noros son los
.r..:.o ON. No nuedc scr
tS..;. 10 ,.s mr),;tpdas Para
..L.. = onhrollo 10 ~;ntrigo n
,oI..I.I i lo.,oo1,od todo asa con-
49,. !. u,.;o. no,.;os con one 60
o,oo5o y los n,aLIos es Ia nolitica.
por asto a. one noIiticos proDiamen-
10 d;cbos Inv mnv pocos. Doljticos
T.. u;ol... how muchos 10 son los
cnr;oIas do los iuzpados. los tinte-
riIIos los abooados sin clientele. los
maestros de escuela, los artezanOs,
los cocheros. los vendedoreS ambulan.
les y hasta las maritornes de los fl
~ooras Va he conocido IN herrero
V nm q one escribian planes
de oobierro = 81 gran goipe, como
.nos decion era zanzibar los titulos
g, los escrihiantes de palacio INC dey-
nachahan en- cada secci6n baio Ia di-
racc;6n dol oficiaI MAYOR. llamandoles
ui,;s,-os de ~gohernoci6n iusticia.
;,..u,ooia, nibIic, arc e,c Otros
10 oo,oo;3o o,a bocio, nrocIarosir in
o.a;ou;oe .o,ni,o,do . lac ortor;
aosaso ono o~bo,Jo,oror a. nodar q
.r.. IL -,
.-..-:..
,'.,-
ol.,,.o oo,.roIo. -, ,,oLIo Y
a,.;.: 49,, ar ,o,.l va ma o,
49,, .o,..,o;o s,bio nm. 40. ,uahIos
lana, 10. oohie-,o. ma 50 merecen "
Solo que. q Ia postre. Ia pobre patria
es Ell eterno L.iZaro de que nos habla
81 refrin casIellauo.
los noli+icos = Ia vio,eta son. sin
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Los rspan0les fusiladoS.

MADRID. JuniO.-El incidrntr di-
|DIOmaiico surgido entire .Alcmania Y
EsDana drSde | r0mirnzo de IA cue
ira. Y originate p0r FL fusilamian-
70 dc rinro slibdit0S r~spaI0les en-
IIiaia, al invadirla las tr0pas del
Kaiser, ha lledadO trrminado, por-
lane Alrmania ha r"c6nOcid0 81 error
r0mntidn y adnmas de- dar una sa-
Itisrarri6n 4 ESpana, IN indHmni-
Izado drbiiamrnte 4 los familiar"s de
las viriiInaS del Juror d" SuS SOL
dados, pagandolrs IN %r0ninni0 10
nil pesos.
Los murrlOS por "a Snl'iadcSca
alrmana. rurron los herman"s An
Itcaio V Jaime Oliver; Jose Neil. y
Jaime I.labr">. todOS n~alurale5 de
| MaIlorra. y Juan Nora. narId0 en-
san sebastian.
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Una tcmpeStad furiOsa.

CASTELLON DE La PALMA. Ju-
,nio.-Una furioSa tempestad SO ha
dcsencadcnado hoy sobre esta ciu-
dad. siendo tai Ia cantidad de aqua
caida. que Ia cupula Dc Ia Islesia
de San AGustin. So demOli0, derrum
bandOsn.
Aieunos de los sillarrS que forma-
ban Ia cripula. So desnivclaron, y
runrnn q rarr nj edificio del gobirr-
p%rnrlrando IN 81 despacho del
sobernalor que rrSu!to ilcso; pue-
de dcrirSr que milagrosamenlc.
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lie aqui una de las plagas que mas
ttremendos males Ia ocasiOnado 4
Mexico.
En- la desventurada Republica me-
~txicana son politicos todos; hasta los
cargadores forman sus mitins en- los
~cruceros de las GALES Y disertan, 4
su modo. sobre Ia labor gu]hernativa
lda los mandatarioS.
Esta es una de nuestras grandeS
dolencias s~ociales; por este medic Sc
han establecido y Sc han conservado
Isiempre gran3es divisiones en- Next
co.
Con cuanta Sabiduria en- muchOS
centres o agrupaciones ~socialeS Sc
prohibe hablar de religion Y de poll
Itica. Ya In experiencia IN demoStra-
do = que clase de tansccuencias Sc
puede llegar discurriendo por terre-
nos tan resbaladizos como GStos.
Las c~uestiones de religion o de po-
Utica sobre las que, propIamente, no
hay base cientifica de que Sc pueda
partir. son, como con toda propiedad
10 ha dicho GuStavo lie Bon, del do
mimic del cOraZon Y no de Ia cabe-
"a. POr una demonstration cientifi-
ca, por el desarrollo de n ecuaci0n
mathematical, por ejemplo, podemos
Illegar Il convencimiento de quien Sc
empene en- probaf 10 contrario Z IL
verdad de Ia ~ciencia; pero nunca po-
dremos lLegar . los mismos e~fectoS
sobre cueStiones que radiCan en- el
sentimiento de las gentes y que no
pueden r~esiStir el mas ligero analiSiS
Ecientifico. Querer destruir los prin-
IcipioS del dogma criStianO que Sc re-
Ilaciona con IL unidai de il eSpecIe.
demos por case, eS IN v"no intento
que no conducir;. mis- que 4 agriar
los animOs. sin provecho alguno pa
"a los que disputar. 10 miSmo suce-
de con los parCidos poliricos; los
hombreS Sc apaSionan de los hombreS
y de tai manera que les converter en-
Iidolos, aunque despues de haberlos
deificado los hagan rodar por el sue
ilo. convertidos en- objeto de todas suS
IiraS. Tai fen6menO e. patrimOniO
de IN humanidad enLera, con IL Gni-
ca agravante para nO&otrOS de que en-
Mexico alcanZa los puntos mas al
Itos. Puede ser que no e~Xageraramos
Isl afirmasemoS que pocoS Sc baten
en- este pals por sus fami!ias, pero to-
dos estin dispuestoS ! batirSe por sus
Headers, Y Ia prueba contundente de
esta verdad amarga Y triste es que
tmillares De familias perecen de ham
bre en- 81 ms deSesperante abandonO,
mientraS los esPosos. los hermanos,
Hos padres Y otroS deudOs Sc deStrO-
zau = millares para >ostener = cual-
Quiera que cuidara bien de preocu-
parse pOr n Suertc de las viudas Y
de los huerfancs que ha ocas!onado
SUI ]apariciGn en- Ia arena politica.
La politica que cs una ciencia pro-
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Prosas Triiviiales
ARE

Ger d0rmir a lbs rapacfS.
FL Sol. ri btten padre 81 Sol. que
en- ~inVirrnO rs am0rO>0 y dnlcr y
~acariria ruand0 tnsuelye con SlIS
raves dorldI>. lifne en cSta tardr
rSti,a al aIgn de- cruel e ininSto...
III. que t. vida y calor. y fuerla
aIrGria. Sc ha convertible ah0ra en-
domino lorturadOr ' malryOlO.
Su gran disco r0iizo parrcc 81 0io
de- III cicl0pc malignO que mirara
rou rncon0 Il la TERRA.
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Dcfendicnd0 el mOnaSteriO.

VALENCIA. JuniO.-Sc ha v2rI-
ricado I'm "aplcch'regionaliSta en-
la Villa de PucG. al que aslstld una
ronrurrrncia cytraOrdinaria.
80 acord6 drmandar del G0bler-
no. Sc inirien cuantO anteS las o.
bras que Sc hacrn neceSarias para
Salvar lie Ia completa destruction
81 monaslrrio que lundd ALI Ell Rey
Jaime.
Las autoridadrs fuerOn en- trenes
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-"Campanillas.'
-;Quitn mira TODD con idealidad?
Ell ojo del p~oeta."
-;D6nde fueron para eStar solos?
-"Madreselva.'
-tQue aSusta 4 los ninos?
La boca del dragon"
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DR.. FRANCISCO VAzQUEz GOMEZ.

PROFESSOR DE Ia EscUELA y. DE MEDICENA DE MEXICO.
Autorizado en- ell Estado de Texas. Cirugia General Y especialnente enfer
medades de los OIDOS, NARIZ y GARGANTA. Residential, 44 Marshal
Street. TeCaono Travis 1896. ConsuItorio, 200 Frost Building. Teleforos
Travis 1914; New 13.
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OBRAS NUEVAS
RFclB,DAs EN- LA LIBERIA De lGNACIo E. L0zAR0

GRAN COLLECTION DE NovELAs.
Las novelas anotadas a continue
ci6n estan seleccionadas entire La
mejores, siendo SD precio- 80
A la rustica ...............$v.oo
Empastadas en- tela 1880. Leo
HE AQUI LA LlSTA-
La Herencia de Bellecroix.
Los Hijos del Aire.
Ell Bale de las Victimas.
Ell Secreto de Ia SolteronA
FL Hombre sin Cara.
Uarda.
Sc ha Cometido I'M Crfmen.
El Sill6n Tragico.
La Reina Misterio.
Sin Nombre.
Ell Rey de Ia Pradera-
Ell Secretario Millionaire.
En- las Fronteras del Far West
La Montana de Luz.
FL Captain del DJ1mpa-
Ell Misterio del! Corazon: Verde
Los Bandidos del Sahara.
I'm Viaje al Polo.
FL Puhal de Gro.
La Catnpana de- HueseA.
La Costa de Marfil
Ell, Doncel de D. Enrique 81
Doliente. -
La Aldea PerdidA- -,
La Nina Robsda
la Cfudad: delsRey Leproso.
Ell Heroe y ell Cesar.
Ell Testamento de I'M Conspiradof.
Amaya o los Vascos en- Ell
Siglo VIII.
Aventuras de Mr.. Pickwick
Cows Ia Misteriosa.
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pasa a Ia 5a. col. Ia.
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Pasa a Ia pagIna S, columna Z.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28
Program of w. M. u.

The third quarterly netting of
the Pageland division of the
w. NJ. u. will be held with the
White Plains church Saturday
before the 4th Sunday in May.
Devotional exercise, Miss
Odessa Evans.
Song-The Son of God goes
forth TO war, Mrs. G.. ]. and Leor
Funderburk.
Reading-Ye are my witness
es, Miss Jessie Funderburk.
Is the Boy problem ours? Are
we solving it? Mrs. A. +. Fun.
derburk.
The Masters Questions, Mrs.
S. FL. Laney.
Song.
Message from a soldier now
returning 10 the front, Mrs. Edna
V. Funderburk.
Song.
Prayer. Mrs. ]. E. King.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercises, Mrs. S.
A. Funderburk.
Duet-IiiS eye is on the spar
row, MeSdameS ASkinS and
Duncan.
Beneficial effects of foreign
Missions, Miss Helen Garland.
Solving the Sunbeam probl m
Miss Maude Funderburk.
Duet, Fay and Lucille Funder.
lburk.
Recitation, Linda Lee King.
Missionary Debts, by two
children.
Recitation, Frances CrosSwell.
Address. Rev. ]. M. Sullivan.
Dismissed by Mrs. Hade
Miller,
Mrs. +. b. Funderburk
u >, ii. A. Funderburk
q, &. Nj. Tucker
Prog. Com.
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Mule and Ford Collide.
Monroe Journal

Monroe Journal
:. 1t just had to come sooner or
aater. Ever since the automobile
began hopping about over the
Foads like grasshoppers a COLI
6ion between q Ford and a mule
pas been inevitable. And as
night have been expected, the
eels of the mule came out vic
priouS. 1t, came Wednesday
fternoon when DR.. G. B. Nance
pt hurry call out somewhere
slow Carmel and jumped into
5 new runabout and started 10
$werit. The mule which he
Htertook some distance out
fnted TO back across the road.
|. Nance tried to drive around
IN but the mule swung back
"a the bride, the bride broke,
d the mules rear parts went
kgainst the radiator of the ma
chine. DR.. Nance grabbed his
case and hit the road
;afoot and went on to his patient.
The radiator needed about $40
worth of work, and the mule
was not hurt. 1t is understood
now that Ford has learned the
Inference between a hog and a
mule.
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Campaign for Good Roads

Hon. E. ]. Watson, of Colum-
bia, H. B. Warner, of Lexington,
N. c., M. H. Stacy, of Raleigh,
and w. l.. Spoon, U. S. Govern
ment engineer, have promised
to come to Chesterfield county
for speaking tour of the coun-
ty, from April 2Sth to May 1St.
The meetings are scheduled
as follows.
Chesterfield, April Is at Il a. m.
Brooks Mill, =, >, ,, 3p. m.
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Court Proceedings.

b Court OF common pleas with
1udge H. F. Rice presiding was
ip session at the county seat
rom Monday, April 18th to
"Wednesday, April 2lst.
IS The first two days were taken
UP with equity cases, and on
Wednesday the case of J. H.
Scott VS. ] P. Poison for recov-
cry of laud was taken up, this
being the first jury case. A YER
dict was rendered for Poison.
cases tried were as follows: Other
M. B. Smith VS. E. K. Smith,
suit on insurance note: verdict
for defendant. Messrs. Prince &
McIver for Plaintiff, MIR. M. J.
6b for defendant.
ct al, VS. Chapman,
.nNexAn6, .,e.Jiet
II Minnie GLADDEN. and S FL
Kisslah for one third of land in
dispute.
H. ]. Sellers Co. VS. ". w. Pol.
son, suit for claim and delivery.
Verdict for Plaintiff.
I j. P. Thompson VS. G. W.
THREAT, claim and delivery
Verdict for plaintiff.
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Local. News

DIR. D. H. Funderburk, of
Dudley, has moved his family to
Tradesville.
There is at this office an apple
that was plowed up last week by
Mr.. Frank Wallace on Mr.. A. F.
Funderburk's farm near Crow
burk. The apple seems to be
sound on one side and looks as
if it had just been picked up,
partially rotten, under an apple
tree in August.
Mr.. D Cadieu and his mother,
Mrs. NJ. F. Cadieu, have moved
from Jefferson to Pageland and
they now live in the residence
near the Baptist church which
was recently vacated by Mr..
L. ]. Watford. Mr.. Cadieu is a
painter by trade. See his adver-
tisment in another column.
DR.. H. E. Vaughan's residence
at Big Lick, Stanly county, was
destroyed by fire last Monday
says the Monroe Enquirer.
Nothing was saved except a
feather bed. The house was a
large new one and was we'll
furnished. Mrs. Vaughan lost
lot of silverware and cut glass
and DR.. Vaughan lost lot of
surgical instruments. The loss
is very heavy and there was
very little insurance.
AT the meeting of the citizens
of Old Store township here
Saturday afternoon the follow.
ing were nominated for town
ship commissioners to have
charge of the bouds and the road
building in this township in case
a majority vote is cast in favor
of bonds in the election next
Tuesday: w. H. Guin, ]. A.
Arant, w. J.. Hicks, George Fun
derburk, John G. (,arnes. ]. A.
Turner. Only three will be
elected.
There are nersons throuohout
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Don't forget to,vote for bends
next Tuesday.

Don't forget to,yote for bc
next Tuesday. =
The warm weather has p
fishing notion on a; good
people and it is not intr9f
that we see cars filled,
hungry people headed
Dee river.
This is "lazy" weeK
good many sand hill
Their crops are planted Al
are taking life easy un5
little plants get large eif
bear work.
Mr.. H. B. Adams, ST.
the Oldest and ablest law
Monroe, died yesterdayl1a
about 10 o'clock. He ha
in poor health fof
months.
The recitation and
ton contests for meda35
held in the school audftSS
Friday night. The medals 81
awarded to Miss Lois Go!
and Master Brutusl Sande1Sss
A ginning plant and saw
on the farm of Mr.. ]. Wa
near Ruby was burnede
night. 1t is not known(hd
fire started as there had 81
fire under the boiler .fCf
than a week. The loss Isl
as there was no insurailf
the building or on the
MIR. Sellers is the fatllerH
S. A. Sellers, of PagelanP
the latter owned one. .tIijf
terest in the plant. TwQ
ings in a week for him isI
unfortunate.
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at Price school house next Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Miss Sallie McColl, who has
been teaching in the Mt. Crog-
han school, is at home here for
her vacation.
Mrs. ]. N. Outen returned to
her home in Columbia last
week, after spending several
weeks with relatives near Page
land.
Rev. r. w. Cato asks The
Journal to say that he can't fill
his regular appointment at Mt.
Moriah next Saturday afternoon
because of other pressing duties,
but that he will be there on Sum
day at II a m.
Mr.. Thomas Stanton, of Che
raw, died Friday afternoon and
was buried at the cemetery there
Saturday. He was 45 or 50 years
old. He served as chief of
police at CheraW for some time
a few years ago. He had been
in poor health for a'year or
more.
Beginning Tuesday night,
May 4th the Pastime Picture
Show of Pageland will give half
of the net profits of the show to
each of the four churches, until
four shows have been shown,
ending Saturday night May 18th.
All the church people should
show their appreciation of this
by going out these four nights.
A public debate on the ques-
ton of prohibiting the shipmect
of arms and ammunition from
the United Stases to the warning
nations in Europe will be held in
the school auditorium here at an
early date and the speakers will
be Burrus Edgeworth, Lee San
ders, Barnard Brewer and Erwin
Gale.
Mr.. John r. Parker, of the
Teal's Mill section of this coun.
ty, died at his home Friday after.
noon, after an illness with pneu-
monia aud stomach trouble. He
was As or SO years old and was a
very prominent farmer and a
good citizen. He was a member
of Mt. Olivet NJ. E. church. The
body was buried by the Masons
ana Woodmen at the above
church Saturday afternoon. He
leaves a wife and a large family
of children.
Mr.. Thos. S. Gregory, of Che.
raw, died Friday morning at
l1:45. He was son of the late
Willis Gregory and was 60 years
old. He was we'll known
throughout the county. He had
been in the livery business in
Cheraw for several years. A
wife, 7 children and the follow
ing brothers and sisters survive:
w. M. Gregory, of Columbia;
r. G. Gregory, of Kershaw
county; "A. G.. Gregory, of Ker-
shaw; Mrs. Jeff Gregory, of Ker.
shaw; Mrs. Tom Blackmon, OF
the Taxahaw section. MIR.
Gregory was member of the
Baptist church at Cheraw. The
body was buried at Chesterfield
Saturday morning at 1920.
Miss Lille Norwood, a young
lady about 80 or IS years ole
committed suicide near hel
home in McBee Saturday after
noon about $50 o'clock by step
ping in front of passenger trair
No. l8, northbound, running a
about 25 miles an hour. The
tragedy occurred near the town
| limits and ONLY short distance
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Wanted-good honest man, :yeii
recommended, with some capital, as n
partner in the picture business TWILL
give half interest in the business. Bright
chance for hustler. Write or dome
and see ]. III. Whitmore, PageIand.-S. .C.
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ineIE1Ie persons tnrOuGnOut
the county VINO have not famili-
arized themselves with the pro-
visions of the vital statistics law
passed by the last session of the
legislature of South Carolina.
This law provides that all under
takers or persons acting as such
shall file with the local registrar
of his community a death certifi-
cate and thereby obtain a burial
permit before the body is dis
posed of. Also all physicians,
midwives or parents of the child
must file a certificate of birth
with the local registrar within 10
days of birth of each child.
Where no undertaken is in
charge, the person who takes
active charge of the dead body
is required TO file this certificate
before burial. 1t is important
that the people heed these pro-
visions, as a penalty is provided
for failure to obey the law. Mr..
H. N. Askins is the registrar for
Old Store township.
Fire Wednesday night about
8o'clock destroyed the residence
of Mr.. S. A. Sellers in the SOUTH
ern part of town. The fire start
ed in the cook room, seemingly
between the weather boarding
and ceiling. Mr.. Sellers had
not gone from the store and Mrs.
Sellers and little daughter were
in one of the front rooms. Mr..
S. B. Eubanks discovered the
fire and gave the alarm. He
was the first to reach the scene
and he made an effort to extin-
guish the fire. but it soon broke
out overhead, and efforts were
directed to moving the house
hold goods. Beds and bed cloth
ing and some furniture were
saved, busa larger part of the
household goods was burned.
This was a six-room house, well
painted and only a few years
old. There was 81, 900 insurance
on the building and $500 on the
contents. Mr.. Sellers estimates
his loss at about $500 or $1,000
1t is supposed that a rat started
the fire. Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers
have moved into the Clark
house on south Maple street,
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Pafntina-and wall paper hangI
should be done along with other spsi
cleaning. Spring is the ideal time
-hriphtenins ~, ,5e .s-,Is-e. s4--;s1 sxSl
can make old furniture look newaga,
See me for any kind of work in my II I
Satisfaction guaranteed D. Cadieu.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Ousleydale school house, April
80 at 2:3O p. m.
Bethel school house, April 80 at
$50 p. m.
Cheraw, April 80 at $50 p. m.
Patrick, May l, w. o. w. picnic
in morning; Grafton by w. P.
Pollock at 10 a. m; other speak
erS in afternoon.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

AlmanacS for the askihe
Pageland Drug Co. n
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

For Sale-or will exchange for farm
land near town, one good room
newly painted house in western part oi
town Il i. Smith.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Home-Raised collard seed may bI
had while they last at Pageland DruI
Company.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Sc ed, ,COtton-bring your remnants of
seed cotton to us and get the top.
Mungo Brothers
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Ice we will handle ice and dciive|
anywhere in town. Il. T.. Richardson
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Small Spanish seed peanuts at 81 &.
per bushel at Carolina Supply Co.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Early Amber and Early Orange Cad
seed at 20 cents gallon at Mung
Brothers.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

For Sale will sell six horses AM
mules cheap or exchange for cattlt
G. H. Watts, -. Y. S
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

Call me-when you want good dr.,
stove wood or cord wood. r. +. Smith
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

For Sale-good milk cow. D. !
Hendricks, Pageland, S. c. II. 4.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-04-28

LoSt-between Black Creek church alb
post office one solid 1Ok tie ola9l
Please return TO this office.
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Wanfed-yo subscription to III
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man. ]. a. Knight.