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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

in charge. He has at all times kept
about him a corps of skillful and eff
fcient specialists in each department,
and at present has not one employee
that has not passed the experimental
stage.
Brightwell in Charge.
In active conduct of the business
now, as general manager, he has N.
e. Brightwell, whose acquaintance
with the drug trade and drug business
of the south through his former con-
nection with pharmaceutical and
wholesale and drug houses for several
years past, has given him exceptional
opportunity to study the needs of the
trade in the territory and how to
serve them to the best advantage, as
is shown by the wonderful strides
this house is making-this being the
most successful year since Mr.. De.
woody's retirement from active man.
agement.
In charge of the finacial end of the
business is C. w. Petigrew, whose long
experience in banking and other re-
sponsible positions requiring accur-
acy and perfect detail assures the pa
irons that their accounts are in the
best of hands. MIR. Pettigrew is ably
assisted by Miss Mary l.. Stevens,
who has been associated with the firm
for several years and has become a
most valuable member of the office
force.
Real skill and accuracy, added to
long years of experience in manufac-
turing and compromising by two of the
ablnSt chemists of the South A c.
Parse and w. S. Ballard, have great
favor in at least a dozen states, as
testimonials and repeated orders in
procession of the firm show. The same
care and attention is given each article
manufactured whether it is for 10.
cal application or internal use; fol
man or beast.
H. F. Ryland, who has been with the
firm number of years has charge
of the stock room and shipping de.
partment and the prompt service given
the patrons of the house through his
system and judgment has proven him
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17

state of the union, and to try to reack
foreign territory because use Of the
preparation has demonstrated that to
gain additional popularity for Mexi-
can Heat Powder is to bring relief to
babies and others who suffer from
heat.
Prospects for continued growth of
the business were never better. The
firm is constantly adding to it's facili-
ties for serving the trade, and those
who are familiar with the Dewoody'
policy and the personnel of the man
agement, corps of department heads
and employees feel confident the COM
pany was never better equipped than
now to meet the growing demands the
popularit yof it's products have creake
ed,-Adyt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
County Demonstration
Agent Points Out Needs
of Soil Which Will
Grow Any Crop.

(By c. H. Thomas, County Demon
stration Agent, United States De-
parment OF Agricultural
Instead of writing an article CT, the
wonderful possibilities OF our soil and
climate believe it, will be more
profitable to consider some of the
things that are detrimental to our de-.
velopment along the lines of ag1lcul-
tire, and some Of the prac.ic which
arr leading us backward rather than
forward; some of the unpleasant
things to tell to strangers perhaps,
but certainly conditions we should
and must face before we can ever
hope to come into our own in agricul-
tnral prosperity.
Our Bermudag grass pastures will
carry more cattle and produce more
gain per acre than the Bluegrass OF
Kentucky and Virginia. With the
bur clover complement for the Ber-
muda our soils are easily capable of
fattening twice the number of cattle
that bluegrass can. Yet while the
pastures of the states named are
valued at $50 to 5000 per acre. our
land is growing worthless brush on
a valuation less than ten per cent of
the bluegrass land. Some Of our best
farmers have no pasture for horses,
mules, hogs, or mich COWS but rely
on the brush of a free range to fur
nish grazing. The range furnishes
plenty of exercise and some grass
but it is a poor habit and wastefuI of
energy and money.
Drainage Important.
In most of our fields there are wet
places, from a few square rods to
several acres. These spots are I'M
productive, besides harboring insect
pests and preventing proper drainage
of other parts of the fields. And
these same spots are the most fertile
places when properly handled; there
is no extra expense for fencing either.
Shall we let this continue? Or shall
we make them produce bumper crops
worth dollars instead of brambles and
snakes? Drainage will accomplish
the hange and benefit the land ada
cent
Other lands are cultivated but are
wet in the spring, cold and cfoddy,
difficult to cultivate and suffer
quickly from drought. Yet these same
lands are sufficiently fertile to yield
fifty bushels of corn or bale of cot
ton per acre. The waterlevel is SO
near the surface for half the year
that the soil is virtually drowned
Drainage again, tile drainage general
ly, is necessary. The cost of making
a crop on we'll drained soil is always
less than on wet land and the profit
easily double. Tile drains properly
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-17
NO LONGER ROMANTIC.

"Where is that romantic old mill
that | used to paint?"
$50 many artists came to paint that
MILL" explained the owner, chat | got
ashamed of it's tumble-down appear
ance and repaired it,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

len, DeIonbers Bic ltnterofTi3lers uno
Sergeahten, tornten nit cen a:iecsz
gefansenen nod Beliebcn psrfabren.
Die Sffi3iere latten abiolut teine
Gepalt uber lire Rannidaften, 0is=
5ipIin CAB es nidt. Die aeute fonn=
ten muir NIT @elbItrafen beleat lper>
ben. paBte bies ben alio 8eltraften
ni9t, 10 quittierten lie i6rea 9ienlt
unb perfdwanoen. Sudte Elm Diff
3ter ourd5usreifen, 10 lpuroe er nit
priigsln beorobt. Gnbe Nopember
iegten mebrere 5olbaten aug Wode
Die Sffi3iers3elte in Yrano, unb
lalugen auf pie oarunter i9lufenoen
uno iid erlpadenb CUR Me9r lisen=
Den Sffi3iere berartig elm, oab einiae
bon ibnen tenuBtIos lissen blieben
uno lns SoIpital gebraat peroen
mabten. Die 3eitung meloete bier
iibcr als bon elmer rtieinen Di1fevna
5pildm Gffiaieren. unb Mann5Gafs
ten.
Ne.'1s 2tppelltpel lolo elIu9r l0,
oob i9 am /. 9esember nad SABA
Tre1geloll len piirDe. 3ehn Monote
bate tA oarum s%etdmpft, meme
5reuhe tonll lid) pobI ieoer poritellen!
ais bic 3eit 9efommen par, geleitete
mid eth Sergeant nod spbnep gum
!9afen. 9a befinbet li6 liber Sem
Sabnlof enc Jtieienlidtreflame our
comrades from @auipoli ore COLI
Ing. 4lla ionit pimmelte es in
SDoneD BON ollen m0gliten Ietlame.
ldtlcern fir Die Mefrutierun9. Gu 4.
.. elm gilo, porauf Elm Soloot mt
ellem Sub auf Der 9at6iniel Calf
ppll 1telt, nit benz anosren iiber
&onltuntinpPel lapebt; %barunter lpar
5u lslea: -Gnlift :osoap, not to<mor-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Meuts aus Sod Sslanb.

Sobn @. Soncs, aIlsemcin be-
farltt ais r%SSobnllD %SSonesn, Der 1et
Sabren oabier i'm Niono- l,n0 2eib-
geId)Git u1b oils Mafler tbatig getpe-
len lit, lit am Somstag Iben0 fllr3
Dor IL llbr in leinem Seim, 72S Is.
StraBe, nod Idngerer arumfbeit I'M
Sitter bon 56 Sabren ~eeitorbcn. @r
NOR IL, Ben 9reisS tdbten lplpobl ,tpie
IN Ser sau5en %l1maeaeao befannt ntb
NOR elmer ser eriten Mafler ut Ser
Staot. SSones Wltr0e atn 10. Sebrll=
ar 1860 IN @eoria gcboren lln0 fam
nit oen @ltern i'm a. 2~ebensjabr nad)
Muf Sslano, Ser icitberigem &eimatb.
Sabrclang betrieb ct lein @eld)Git on
Der 2. Npenllc, 100 ictt bie Mmerican
grpreb 50. iDr Seim fat, bis er Dor
eil1igcn Sabren nod 1906 2. Mpenl,c
ii%berlieoeltc. @r batte einen eigeu-
artiaen Gbarafter, bod loQ er einenl
SSeoen aered)t 9emoroen lein. Die
Siltcrblicbenen linb sic @attin lo=
mie Elm Spbn mo cine Sodter nl1b
Sic betaete Mntter. Sic 9eeroigung
filoct beute Wprgen bon Der ct. So.
epbs-&irde aus aitf bem Galparp
6rieobof ltatt.
Gle Mitgliebcr Ser 6arbigen Sir
d)el1 Ser IreisSta0tc aperben alll
9ormerstag atf bem Gong 8ictp
Garf Elm Eicnic abbalten. Sim Mit-
tag miro ein allgen1eines Iinler lcr-
Dirt nno ON slbeno Inn 6 ll6r elm
Supper. SIN 9eniigenoer l1nterbal-
tlura ieglider art miro es nidt feb-
len.
Srie6ensridter 6. auebl tralltc
am Samstag smei Haare, namlid)
Srall Ibereia Iiron ln6 Gogar
Matbias, beioe BOZ, Sod Sslano, TO-
apie Sri. Cora 3eigler bon 9cntons-
port, SSa., lno igsiQiam 81. Mpore
BON Doa'os geanoo. Soma.
9ead)t : Gatrolmagen : fsabrer sc.
.. @illon Bot iei11e &elignation ein-
gereidt, oa er NIT 6ent bisberigen
&oli5ilten Soiepb 6ranfbauie r, ser
ebenfalfs Dor eilligen @od)en relia-
lirte, cine Geparatllr= llnb Mal6i=
nen-8 ertitatte in Milan e~rofinell
miro. Mof Sslano lit iebt Inn meb-
rcre Goli5ilten fltrs, ood) 1ueroen Die
lelbe1 lpabriGei1llid1 balo Nadfolger
erDalten.
Srm1 ssiobeaa yolus lit an,
Sonntag Nadmittaa III ibrem &eim,
734 "a. '5trabe, nod ldngerer
&ranfbeit i'm Sitter bon Y Sabrel,
aeltorben. sic ml1r6e i'm staate
Henn lDlpania geborem,l berbeiratbete
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Die @infii hrunn

- gIe G1H II 9ruHg Der
algemeinen .WebrpfIidt ma9t in
gnslano bic idon bdufig er0rterte
Jrage Der fir Den &ries eeeisnstell
.s5arttradt Defenders attuell. Nad)
oer Wteinuns zines 9adpsr1tanoisen
III Ser n9ailD Mail" empfieblt es iit)
niht, bic perionlid)e Jreibeit Der
ohneoies i9on arg %beroffenen engli>
'd1en gilrger uuuDtig ouour1 einSu-
ldranten, oab man bon ibnen pDIlige
Sartlpiisteit %fprbert. Mnoererieits
aber ieien. Die teridiebsnm Ytxt=
trad)ten 1tDreno unp beionpers bel
Yaraoen iparen +. geei9llet, Den EN-
pe'tliden 8eiamtriaprlld 5unidte ou
MAIDEN. Darum smpfieblt Die rDailp
Ntail" alen @oloaten uno SffiSieren
Der ehsliiden Mrmee, Die lid nid)t
alatt raileren lafTeu pollen. Die Ipl=
seMoe ginbeitsbmttradt: Scr pirt=
lid militdrii9e e9nurrbart tit 10
turJ, pie Elm mi!itarti9es apmmar=
Do. Gr mas elmer 3%abnbirite dbneyu
poer elmer I%ugenbraue cher spei Gp=
mlno'teirm ober eu6 ltlr atpei gang
ounnen sleidmdbigen 2inien, inn
'cri9en eber mDge er iid alIer fpn>
ltisen thantaItilfen Sormeg uno
lebertreibunsen entbolten.
- SIN meFaurant. @af:
raelner, ND bleibt benn oie @hiios
trDteniuppe9"
.aommt glei6, in elmer minuts".
goit: pas eebt ia aber psr-
oammt lanslam!!"
.Sa, Dafar 1T es au6 @@iln-
trOttuiuppe!"
--~ -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Cue Standardization.
Ter 1nmorrcitc @alcr Gbsuaro Crit.
'ter 20 Sabre alt.

scr D'inorrcitc MaIer Gbmaro Oriit,.
iter 20 Sabre alt.
@alailid oss an 26. gai sefeier-
ten gebaltstags Des betonnten idle
'1ld7en Dfalers gbuarb griiBner frildt
en- &anltblatt einise Daten aus lei
mem an auleren grfolsen reidsu aez
Zen uno lsdaiien auf:
sur 8robtarlopiB Bel Neibe in
99lelIeH as sobn zines 2mppirts
geboren, Ser iieben Rinoer uno fir
tie nlht al5uoiel 3u a eNen botte.
mlbte Der junge Goulrb lbon friib.
seltlg li9 nlislid gu mad)en luden.
auf Dem Teloe llnb beim Wiehbiiten
tat er lein Beetles; neil er lid ober
S!rll5eitiy aIs Elm, getpedter Slluae
'5slste, 10 ponbte. Der sSrtspforrer
6uuer' i5m feline 1eilnabme au,
unof er par Is, Dem @riibner eiaent=
lld) Die geltaltung ietnes 2ebens per-
oantt. '@r i1aRm li9 Der Musbilouna
oes Slrgen an, .p%erlor, oud uiht
oas Jntertlle uno Die, ,@eoulo, ais
lem Sbusltng auf Der I99ule niht
redJt m~itipolte. .uno IS ii6 berous.
ltelte, nub ME uno nimlaer, elm oeeiit=
lld)er Serr" aus i9m perpeur lpiirpe;
= erlplrtty feline llsberlieoeluna na6
mllndea nllo D'ffnets ibm 10 bic
sHsForte gu BEN gerufe, auf ben @riib=
ner leine tllbeluibrts ge9abura
ocutlid binfpies. Sn Miinbslt, lpo
Ger lunst Shleiier I'M September
1864 et1lttaf, arbeitete er in Der Mta>
oemie nit boiler 9inga6e uno i'm
Sabre 1867 NOR er 10 peit, baB er
IN Die sGule Yilotbs eintreten tonn=
te. pilptps Soeal lpar Is, Ieine
Sdller gu 9iltorienmalern berausl=
3ad)ten; BON |ol6en lit Idiieblih-
aus Der S9ule uur cine tleile Mnz
5a9l Encouragement, aberaeine sanSe
Eelhe beDeutenber Ealylts bal ourd
pilotn bic nirtlumlte JDi;rberuna err
Ilbren. @riibner qudlte iid per9ez
tens an einem Motips aus Der enaliz
den @eIaibte; aber ptderenu elmer
Nbpsl sn6eit pes Msiiters i'm Sabre
1868 multe er, frei aus lt1 beraus,
lem critics MondsbilD nSSm &Io5ters
teller, uno als Dilptp suriidtom unD
iih oas Bib bei9aute, ba fab er,
mie Siini eraablt, lange l@peiseno
oloor, UNI .bann aufSuiteben unb
sBrup" gu fagen. Dus MDn9sbilb
fano balo, lpie pilotps, 10 AUDI an
perer 4%nertennung; es parb per=
tauft uno aud leine Nadfolger GIN
gen, nie mon gu lasen pflest, ab
mie marine Semmeln. 59ou nad)
orei sSabren Miind)ener Nrbeit mar
@riitner i'm li9eren @aferL Gang lit
ia bonn BE Nei6e Der gilber geipor=
ben, fait unii6er iebbar Die 3abl Der
Motlpe, bic er benz hebasli9en Be-
zen Der bapriiden &lDfter absepon=
nen bat. SIN &e~fettprtum, i'm 8rdu=
ltiibl, i'm Meinteller, in Der 8tblioz
BET: ucerau but @rlibner bic Yatres
unb Tratres nit mteilnebmenpem
@ergnGgen unb obne 9osbeit ee=
i9iloert. Neben bieier 5pe3ialitdt,
bic @rubner ipuder aussebeutet bat,
leien mod senannt feline Galltaff-
8iloer unb <3eiduunsen, oeren Mn=
ia,tse gleid,fdns fdon in feline 5riib=
leit, ins Sabr 1869, %suriidgebsn.
Die beiten S9Dpfunsen a1f bielem
8ebtete beiibt bas 8reslauer Mu=
lcum in Der Meibe pon 55alitoff=
3ei6nun9en, bie bur6 llnmittel=
horteit unb Gett Der Grfinpuns mie
Der NusfiihrumJ an eritet Steue
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

Srar1 Siabella gortag lit an,
Sonntag Nad)mittaa IN ibrem Seim,
734 "a. Strabe, nod l6llgcrer
&ranfbeit i'm Sitter bon Y Sabren
%geltorben. Sic mltroe I'M staate
Genniplpania %aeborellg perbeiratbete
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
iid 6aielbit nit 50. g. @ouna uno i'm

1td1 Oalelblt init w. ". Woltltg lttt0 I'M
Sabre 1856 fnnt Sic SamiIie nod
@od Sslanb. Ser @atte lit lift i'm
Sabre 1893 inn Gooe borangegangcll.
Die Sinterbliebenen iino elm Sobn
lltb cine Iodter, bie in Mod Sesslano
mobnen. Sic 8eeroianng iin6et beu-
tie Nadymittag BON Tranerbauie aus
anf benz gbippiannof 5rie5bof itatt.
Sic aus @eneico beridtet miro,
lollcn mebrere 6arner Ser 6ortigen
@eaenb Dor @eridt ee5osen meroell,
90 Tie p~er6orbene Ger in ben San0el
gcbradt baben 1ollen. Cine aroBe
Menge gier apnrben Dor einiaen Sa-
gen als nntamglid NIT 8eld)lag be-
legt.
6eiratbs GrInnbnikidrine.
Mrtbur SRI 2ambertion, Clinton,
sSSa., nnO SRI. CLARA Grace 9ruoot,
Molinc.
Cigar 81. Matbis uno Srau Gbe-
reIa Diron, &of Sslano.
@iQiam 81. Moore, Douos 2ean.
90, Sa., nno Irau IoiiD 3eiglcr,
@entonsport, SSa..
@iuiam S. @ilfins nn6 Sri.
Nlt9 s. 2emmon, Moline.
Die bieiige &oitoffice pir6 bis
allf @eitcres bon jcbt an Mbenos INN
8, l1br anltatt I'M 8 llbr geldlollen
.hperoen, init Musnabme bon CONS
tag Menoen.
1rei 2ellte muroen am 5amstaa
Nbeno berlest, als lie bon einem
StraBenbabntpagen itiegen uno aui
oas StraBenpflaiter ltiir3ten. Gle
Namen Ser gerlebten iino gS. anifi,
5rau 5ai1nie Iallerb uno MooIpb
Selen, lebterer BON MoIine. Sit
gerlebten mnroen bon Or. 9e SiIba
in @ebanolllng genommen.
Ger GGalltauqlla muroe aeltern
allI Dem @at6 Sotper START croft
net n16 miro oiele ISOLDE bethlehem.
Mn ie6em Gage gibt es eil1 11enes
Trogramm. 50. S. 8rpa,1 miro am
Mittmod gormittdg in Mod SslanS
anlangen luno miro am Nadymittag
allf Sem @atb Goiper ei,,en 8ortraQ
balten.
1ie &oli5ei lit aegentpdrtig binter
Den bieligen 3utelbelibern Der, neil
lie @etranfe nad II llbr Mbenbs Der,
fault BADEN iollen. ginige Idae
mnroen bis gum Samstag ~perid)oben.
Sobn gnrigbt inns Sanleg Grbltei,,
mlroen geltern MSorgen OIL Ser IL.
Npenlre uno 141a4 StroBe nid)t nl1=
erbeblid perlebt, als ibr 6oro=Mnto,
mobil gegen einen eroBen Baum an
Der Strabe Juror. Das MutompbiI
fueldes tbeilmeiie 6c1roIirt muroe, ge.
bort Dem @roceriesbGnbler 9abe
8ra0D an Ser 10. 5traBe 11nb z.
Npenue, nn0 Sames grbItei,1 lernte
Gnrigbt, apie Sic Moidliae gelenfi
|iDer0c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
3luci Sabre ldlpn.

3nei Sabre - mein @ott, tpie ert.
fIiebet sic v3eit",
i9tpei Sabre id)ol,, ieit er begonnet1,
Ser aroBte Der 4riege, ser itredlide
Streit,
3mei SSa6Gre ppa 1branen n11o Serse.
'Sino, felt er entitan6, nun berron.
i3met Sabre, in oenen 10 blntig rotb,
Sid Tliiite mnb 5trome fdrben!
3apei Sabre ser bairtelteu arieges,
notb.
ssSlt oenen in @ollult ser @iirger Sol
frel1te am groBen Sterbeu.
13apei Sabre - geapaItig, titanenbaft,
ssn oenen iid) 3eutidlanb bep6brte
ssS1 oenen es iiber Die 3ieienfraft,
Die IN ibm mobl1et uno mimmer er.
lblafit,
Die Solfer ser @roe belebrte.
3mei Sabre idon arieg - tpie ID
ebuIildtsbang,
Die Meniden ben Srieoen eriparten-
.3fpei Sabre 6es 5terbens i'm l1eber.
ibtpang,
Nd Soft, mie aparett Sic Sabre 10
lang,
Sn oenen arf Jrieoen mir barrter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25

.SSa, ipenn ib bas madte, Bonn
tOnnf i4 ia nidt betteln gebn?!"
Inter 8adfi6en. @na:
uDu, tper ipar benn Die bobmiitiae
Dome, Die Du ipeben sriibteit2" =
Trieba: rNd, bas lit cine 8etannte
bon Mama, bic tut ii9 10 Did, neil
lie 10 sdlaut it,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Sic @amolmus.

Hepmblifaner mar Elm Mander.
Gr glaubte nid)t on &aiier, @0nig,
Siiriten,
Mltd that lein anopflod auf Der red).
ten Seite
gta6 feinem Sr0en ldntadten, oiir,
itet..
pa fam ein Gaa, uno allcs ,par Der.
9eiien,
0n fonts bon alien Seitell tanlcn6,
tonig,
l1n6 iel6lt 6ie &a6ifalitcn riefen
freu6ig:
Sod lebe unirer apad'rer oeutlder
&0nig.
Sod 1ebe oieier Shirt i'm 9aeid) Ser
S6oten -
so marS III OieIem 2an6 ein mander
SaMlls,
Gin &%onigsireuub onr6 oielen tpab.
rem 9eloen,
Sen 6eutlden apadrern Gall6boot,
-, &0nig- NauIus. :
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-07-26

Dry goods should not be purchased un-
til you have seen the nice new line
carried by c. L. Gulledge.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-07-26
Personals

Mr.. ]. V. Funderburk, civil
engineer located at t'Cumberland,
Md, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Funderburk.
Mr.. Burrus Edgeworth return
ed yesterday from Spartanburg
where he has been for several
weeks.
Miss Sarah Baker and brothers,
John and Lonnie, of Lanes Creek
township, are spending some
time with relativet near Doug
lass, Ga.
Miss Adelaide Nelson, of Ian
caster county visited at the home
of her brother, Mr.. r. H. Nelson,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, of
Lanes Creek township, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Smith.
Miss Annie Parker returned
Saturday to her home in Lanes
Creek township, after spending
several days with relatives here
and at Jefferson.
Miss Jessie Funderburk, of
Charlotte, is spending a few
days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcbride, of
Teals Mill are visiting Misses
Mollie and Nancy Knight this
week.
Miss Annie Reid, of Cheraw,
visited at the home of Rev. ].
w. Elkins Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Leland Boyce, of Due
West, S. c., visited his uncle,
the old man R. H. Nelson, last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Press Griffin, of
Wingate, spent Monday at the
home of Mr.. G.. ]. Funderburk.
Miss Odessa Austin and Miss
Flossie Lingle, of Monroe, are
visiting relatives here.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-07-26
Catawba Still at Flood Stage

Charlotte Observer, Tuesday
The Catawba River, which
has been twisting and turning
like a thing possessed for the
past 10 days, was seething in its
course again Monday under the
harassing influence Of a heavy
downpour that visited this sec
ton Sunday night and Monday
morning. The river was UP
five or six, and IN some places
seven, feet, but fortunately did
not leave its banks and hence
did little real damage. The tot
tom adjoining the stream, how
ever, were flooded and consider
able DELAY was occasioned by
those who have ic hand the re-
building of trestles at the sever
al river crossings. Needless to
state, there were no bodies
found during the day and the be-
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lief becomes more rsd more
prevalent that the six men who
lost their lives when The Bel
mont bridge went dow q Sunday
afternoon, July 16, will never be
recovered. The contin :ued rains
have interposed such barriers
that It is difficult ma .tter now
for the searching par, les TO get
in the bottoms with smy degree.
of success.
This protracted period of bad
weather has been unprecedented
for July. Already there has
been l6 inches of rainfall this
month and the end is not vet.
The normal for the month is
49 inches. For the D. hours
ending Monday night at 8
O'Clock, there had been 3.64
il,ches and it was still raining
late last night and the forecas I
for today indicates Continued
showers.
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Three hundred and twenty.
two names have been enrolled
on the Democratic club roll for
Pageland precinct. This is quite
an increase over the old list,
which shows that the voters
here expect to exercise their
right to the ballot. The books
closed yesterday.
Bob" is dead. Bob was Mr..
P. H. Evans beloved dog. He
was we'll known about Pageland,
and his masters fondness for
him was not an infrequent
subject of conversation. Recent
ly Mr.. Evans accepted the po.
sition of policeman at McBee
and moved there, carrying Bob
along. The change of location
did not agree with his Dogship
and he began to pine away. He
was buried with the proper for
malities, and this paper is not in
formed as to whether or not Mr..
Evans is in mourning.
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Reunion at Philadelphia Church

Reunion at Philadelphia Church
There will be reunion of all
members and former pastors of
Philadelphia Baptist church, in
Lanes {. eek township, Saturday,
July 10Th.
The program follows:
10 a. m.-Song service.
1O:30-DevotionaI exercises,
conducted by Rev. A. Marsh.
1l-Address of welcome bv
the pastor, Rev. r. NJ. Haigler
ll:l5-History of the church
by Mr.. V. T. Chears and others.
II m.-Dinner.
2p: m.-Song service.
2:3O-In honor of the work of
the deceased pastors, by Rev. /.
A. Bivens and Rev. A. G.. Davis
3-Ihe relationship that
should exist between the church
and pastor. by Rev. IF. Ham
mond and Rev. T. P. Little.
3:3O-Address by B. G.. Ash.
craft
All the pastors of the Associa-
ton and the public in general
are cordially invited to attend.
and to bring well filled baskets
w. L. THOMAS,
M. l.. BAKER,
G. w. MOSER, Committee,
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Pageland Insurance &
Realty Co.

A. ]. Crane, Presbyterian:
Pageland, lst Sunday at 1 and
3rd at 8. Sunday school at 10.
Salem, 3rd Saturday night at
8 and Sunday at II.
Beulah, lst Sunday at III and
3rd at 4.
]. w. Quick, NJ. P:
Pageland, 3rd Sunday at II
and End at $50. Sunday school
at 10 except on the 2nd Sunday.
New Hope lst Sunday atI1.
Bethesda 4th Sunday at IL.
Bear Creek 4th Sunday at 4 p. m.
]. F. Hammond, Baptist:
Union Hill lst Sunday at IL
and Saturday at 3 o'clock. Sun
day scho at 10. Prayer meet
.ng every Saturday night.
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For good second hand Sewing ma
chine, any kind, cash or credit. See
me at once. G. r. Knight.
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Church Service Directory
]. w. Elkins, M. E.:
Pageland, lst Sunday at 8: p
m. and 3rd Sunday $50 p. m.
Zion, 3rd and 4th Sundays al
II o'clock.
Antioch, End Sunday at IL.
Mt. Croghan. End Sunday al
$3.50 p. m. and 9TH at 8. p. m.
Zoar. 1st Sunday, at IL o'clock,
Sunday school at all the above
churches at 10 o'clock.
r. w. Cato, Baptist:
Mt. Pisgah, 3rd Saturday 3. D.
m. and Sunday at IL. Sunday
school at 10.
Mt. Moriah, lst Saturday at 3
p. m. and Sunday at III. Sun.
day school at 10.
Bethel, End Saturday at 3. p. m.
and Sunday at II o'clock. Sun
day school at 5 except on End
Sunday.
B. S. Funderburg, Baptist:
Pageland. End Sunday at II
and 8, and the 4th at s. Sunday
school at 10.
Dudley, End Sunday at 4 and
the 4th at IL. Sunday school at
3 except on the 4th when it is
at 10.
Leon Funderburk, Baptist:
Liberty Hill. End Saturday at 3
and Sunday at IL. Sunday
school at 3, except on the End
at 10.
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Pure apple cider vinegar in bottles and
jugs at Mungo Bros.