Greenwood Daily Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 4

THIS DAILY JOURNAL AUTO WRfcCK YESTERDAY Rtd Shirt Masting Satiarday. VMsSSSMafh SOCIETY 4' 4 4'4' -f' Cr -Collids Hf Paok-0 There will be meeting of tk Red 4 4 4 Shirts in the court boux Saturday af Car Ditched, Two automobile collided Ut yet 'V KJLCQVST, I moon 4 o'clock la elect delegtt 10 the reunion which will be heU in Columbia. The following invitation have been tcrday afternoon near the Ptaola Mill Jagitrte Sam Cooper, of Ninety Six wa in a Ford car headed BAeiC.v'TO.VN'OR Donate IfarbU Tablet 10 Hospital. (or Ninety. Sik and jwt retched itsned: i Re, and MrC Janut V.

KUgo invite yon to pretrat at the roarriagt of their daughter Kmm Campbell i to Walter firownlow West Jit Mr. I.tavell ha kindly offered 1 (he ilotuital Aoctation beautiful J.T warble tablet to be placed in the on Wednesday evening. Augut the the Uc the bottom of tht hill where he to turn to tale th thort cut rind to New Market, an Aadcron car caroe down the hill and the machine wenf grthrr. The ear wit practically unhurt but the car of Mr. Cooper ditched.

The tttrrfiig kuncU on car broken and thii might hospital, which it now beinjj erected The offer it appreciated by the Ho I pital Association and the friend of 1 ninth, nineteen hundred and eleven o'ekrk -Main Street Methodist Church Greenwood, South Carolina No invitation were tent in the city the hospital. 1 but all the friend of the family tre have been the iju-r of the trouble. The (dace hrrr thii accident occurred i an uiituuatl) dangerous one and (or nir time auomobile invited to be present I fr UNION COUNTY DEPUTY TALKS OP NEAR-BEER Important That Courts Give Clear Definition at to Legaal Statea of Near-Beer. I owner have bern expecting an acci A hen Is riot supposed to hAve much tmhton iwnse or tact, yet evcry time she lays ran egg she cacklei forth the fact; A rooster hasn't got a (of of Intellect to show, but'none the less most roosters have enough good sense tocrow. The mule, the most despised of beasts, has, a most perils- tent' way of letting people know he's around by this Insistent' bray; 1 The 1 busy little bees buzz, bulls bellow, and cows moo, and watch dogs bark, and ganders quack and doves and pistons JO; The peacock spreads his tall, and squawks; pigs squeal and robins sin; and even aerpents know enough to hiss be fore ihey sting.

man, the greatest masterpiece that Nature could de ylsdj will pffttfi stop and hesitate before "he'lP dent of tome kind at lhi partttula ABOUT STATE place tit 1 Chicken Jhief Active. Special to The Journal. Columbia. July is Deputy Sber Lat night. S.

Corley had 0 I iff James Long of Union, who is or 11 Plymouth Rock stolen from ANTI-FEW CLOTHES CAM-PAIGN. The inti-few clothes campaign ton of Sheriff J. G. Long and him at his home at the Grendcl Mill member of Governor Blease staff, Thi is the second or third time that Mr. Corky hat had chickent ttolen had a talk with Governor Blease believed to be receiving financial tup-port from the cotton manufacturer.

Monday about the near-beer situa from him in. the lat two weeka. The Spartanburg Herald. tion in Union. thief needs a load of thot at a me HONOR NOT COVETED.

Mr. Long said that he understood mento to carry with him during the In a few days Charleston can not Hi the whole issue might be threshed remainder of. life. claim to be in the tame clatt with out shortly by means of an action for ttf til Greenville jatt because it has a tail- claim and delivery against hit fath end baseball team like GreenviTTev er to recover possession of the near COTTON IS DO I NQ. WELL Growing and Fruiting Excessive Rainfall in Alabama.

Greenville Piedmont beer1 which the sheriff recently tozed 4t4i under instructions from the gover Mr. Laong'said tnat an annony- PREFER THE LOCUSTS. The seventeen-year-old locutt fait 7 nious postcard received by Governor The Memphis, July 25 ed to come. Doa't be THE Blease last week, warning him that he was "knifing his friends" by hit Commercial Appeal says: The cotton crop grew and develop 4 1 the two-by-four politicians wU swarm next year. They never fail DAILY JOURNAL TOUCHES THE SPOT exf in a normal way during the week.

activity against near-beer saloons in Union, appeared to be similar in hand Of the two we prvfer the former. the two Carolina. Georgia and all Winnsboro Newt aiwJ Herald. writing to a number of such cards states west of the Mississippi and Alabama there are complaints of ex which had been distributed through 7 SAID TO BE A TRUTHFUL MAN his county. Mr.

Long said it was im cessive rainfall, but the damage ap Mr. George W. Henderson, who re portant that some action be taken at a av sides near Slabtown, toid a represen once to secure a clear aennmon oy pears to have been slight and such as will be easily overcome with fair weather. The plant has grown rap J- I .1. tative of The Progress chit week that the courts as to the legal status of near-beer.

he hat a brown Leghorns hen eleven years old, that has laid to date 240 SaittMBWEAtaMBaAMSk ast aatf bssi ASta sktSaw aaa Ma aM tH taSM Sba aka ba ax asm aaa afta aati aai tta assa aaa attiaM aaa Ataa aa ssssa Me ai I. "I I "la" I It "IS TTT I TTTT Solves a Deep Mystery. dozen eggs and has raise 125 chickens, and Mr. Henderson is- a truthful man, at least was so considered when SOUTHERN COTTON MILL N. "I want to thank you from the bot 175 tember 84 191 1.

Strmmer excursion tickets on sale he moved from Pickens to Anderson county. Easjey Progress. idly, but generally taking on fruit Continued excess of rainfall might cause excessive growth at the expense' of fruitage so that dry weather east of the Mississippi river is desirable! General and copious rains have caused a market revival in the plant in Texas and Oklahoma and the outlook is decidedly more promising. Sufficient rain for the present has fallen in these states. tom of my heart," wrote B.

Rader I toi STOCK. 1 to many other points daily until Sep lot of Lewisburg, Va, "for the wonderful double benefit I got from Electric LANCASTER BLACKBERRIES 95 Bid Ask Bitters, in curing me of both a se In commenting editoriallly on the .85 Abbeville Ot mills, tember 30th, good returning Oct. 31, 1911. Superb service, convenient schedules, Pullman sleeping cars and Southern Raifway dining car er-. vice mi all thrnnch trains.

Far de vere case of stomach trouble and of several resent deaths ascribed! to the Aikea. Mffe. Co7 Sf eating of blackberries, The Ander rheumatism, from which I had been rr i. Innman Mills, S. Inmann Mills, S.

Jackson Millt, 3. King, Jno. P. Mfg. Ga Lancaster Cot Mills, S.

Lancaster. Cotton Mills, S. pfd 97 Langley Mfg. Laurens Cot Mills, S. G.i Limestone Cot Mills," S.

Lockhart Mills, S. C' Loray Mills, 1st pfd. 95 Amer. Spin, roe 169 son Daily Mail eroneously states that an almost neipiess sunerer ior ceo Anderson Cot Mills, a of them oacarred in Lancaster coun 120 years. It suited my case as though made just for me." For dyspepsia, tailed information, call on Southern Railway ticket agents, or, jr pf.

igs 90 ty. No one has ever died in this SPLENDID SERVICE TO NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND indigestion, jaundice and to rid the county from eating blackberries. The Lancaster berry doesn't kill. If it 109 system of kidney poisons that cause I THE EAST. Now Offend by the Jno.

L. Meek, A. G. P. Atlanta, Ga.

-1 Frank L. Jenkins, T. P. A Augusta, Ga. a rheumatism, Electric Bitters has no did.

there wouldn't be any eixtors 98: Miial. Trv them. Every bottle is 53 12s and niggers in this of the SEABOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY Loray Mills, S. ro Marlboro Mills, S. C.

Mills Mfg. Co, S. guaranteed to satisfy. Only 50c at S. C.

Hodges. 72 Aragon Mills S. 03 Arcadia MHU 5. Arkwright MIlls Si Factory, 50 Avondale MiQs-, Ala, 116 Belton Cot Milts, S. Brandon Milbi Si Brogdon Mills, Cabarrus Cot Mills, CapiUl Cot Mills, 5.

80 J4S SCHEDULE. 32. No. 38 woods Lancaster News. GROWING COTTON STRUCK.

too 100 Wheat was grown in China, centu- Lt. Greenwood 6.28 p. m. 2.38 a. 6i Last Friday afternoon in the.

Holly Springs section of Oconee R. J. At. Richmond 7-22 a. m.

545 p. m. ries before Columbus euscoverea America. -v 140 'UBB At Wash'gton 10.17 a. m.

84s P- m. Round Trip Excursion Rates Via. SOUTHERN RAILWAY From Greenwood, S. C. At.

Baltimore 11.35 a. m. 9.56. p. m.

61 Calhoun Mills, S. Cannon Mfg. S. C. 135 Ar.

Phila'phia 1-46 p. m. 1.15 a. m. Chwjuola MiQs, S.

170 Vinson and hi four sons, with Rev. Robert Massiah Cobb and a Mr. Lee, were sitting on the porch of Mr. Vinson's home watching the approach of at good rain, which was fast coming toward them. Just as the train began, failing-fast theretwas Manassas, Va.

and return $140 Clifton Mfg. S. 00 Jtf. New York 3.50 p. m.

3.50 a. m. All trains carry through steel electric lighted Pullman Drawing-room sleepers, which now enter the new Account Manassas National Jubilee Do pfd io July 20-21, 191 1. Tickets sold July NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. 18, 19 and 20 good returning Juuly Courtney Mfgt 9'.

ion Columbus Co, 35 Cox Mfg. S. C. 70 a nash ot iigntmng, ternnc report 24. ion.

and a small oak tree some twelve feet (By J. S. Chipley Cov- Oklahoma City, Ok. and return $43-ao distant was shattered and the party Clinton Cot Mills, S. 125 D.

E. Convene Co, JO Account Eighth Annual Encamp sitting on the porch were considera Railroad Station (in the heart of New York City.) 32, The Atlaota-Birmingham Special'' carries a thorough Observation, car, Birmingham to New York. All trains en route serve meals in inirig. cats service 1 la. Carte.

New York, July 25. Open Close Dallas Mfg. Ala 98 Exposition' Cot Mjfls G.I9& ment United Spanish War Veterans August 21-23, 1911. Tickets sold August 17, 18 and 19 with final limit bly shaken upi One of Mr. Vinson sons was sitting with his leftt arm 11c 200 70 July ij.30 Fairfield Cot.

Mills, S. C. raised to the porch railing aod he returning August 28, 1911. August 12.55 October 12.71 IJ3 1248 12 48 12.48 85 Detroit, Mich, and return $25.05 was knocked rom his chair, his arm being rendered helpless for some 100 December 12.70 Spots here uHe. 170 Darlington Mfg.

Cch, St C. Drayton Mais, C. Eagle Phenix Mills, 110 Easley Cot Mills, S. Enoree Mfgi Co Enotee Mfg. Co7 S.

pfdioo Enterprise Mfg, Co 80 Gaffney Mfg, Ok, 71 hours. He was caught by his rather, who was pactially stunned bjt what seemed to be a hard stroke on the top. of his head. All of ther others were badly shocked, Rev. Robert CHICAGO MARKET.

Greenwood Iron Foundry 54 85 74 Close July 25, 191 1 Open WHEAT 864 91 toVs-92 July Sept CORN Cobb, his son: and Mr. Lee receiving burns on the right sides of their faces. A peculiar freak of the lightning followed when a second bolt came, descending in a cotton field nearby, where the cotton was all killed for a circle about forty feet in diametec WaJhalla Keowee Courier. FOUNDERS Iron and Brass Castings of all kinds to order. The Bride Cake should be baked to Tioias well aa your cakes for entertainments, and pic- nics.

We can bake and' dress them to suit you-re know, Account meeting Knights of Columbus, National Convention August 1-5, 191 1. Tickets sold. 28,29 and 30, 191 1 good, returning August 8, 191 1. Detroit Mich. and.

return (2545 Account Supreme Lodge of the World, Loyal order of Moose, August 21-26, 1911. Tickets sold August 18, 19 and 21, 1911 good returning August 31, 1911. Rochester, N. Y. and return S29J0 Account National Encampment A.

August 91-26, 191 1. Tickets sold' August 17. 18, and 20 with final limit returning August 31st. Extensions. Black Mountain, N.C.

and return faJo Accottnt Montreat Chautauqua and Religious Assemblies, July, 15-Sep-fmber 8, 19M. Tickets "sold July 15, 27 and 28, August 4, 8, 9, 12, and 19, 191 1 good returning Sep S5H 61H to 6oV4 to 39 4254 to 6o'4 to 6oVs July Sept OATS Gainesville Cot Mills Ga jo Glenwood Mills Glenn-Lowry Mfg. 101 Glean-Lowry Mfg. S. 96 Ghtck Mills, S.

C. Granby Cot Mills, S. C. pfd 38 GraniteviUe Mfg. S.

150 Grendef Mills, too Hamrick Mills, S. ioS Greenwood Cot Mills, Sv 57 59 hartsirille Cot Mills, 5. C. 190 Henrietta N. Highland Park Mfg.

Co, July 42H to 43 'A General Repair Work Sept LARD THE WEATHER. 4 4- Dec Jan 8.35 835 8.57S4 8.4754 to 8.50 8.40 to 423 8.62 to 8.60 8.17 RIBS Foundry Near Palace Steam Laundry. Washington, July 25. Fair tonight and Wednesday, cooler south portion tonight. Greenwoocl Batery.

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