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COM 51 ENOEM EST "AT MOST A MO EN A.
ExeroNff Unusually r;nil-Ortn.r?rfll
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. Context Exeeedinsly. F.ne Program
n Whflle Higblr Enjoyed.
.Mt. Pleasant, Ifay 28. An
other commencement at Mont
Amoena Seminary is recorded
and the students have returned
to their happy homes. The ex
ercises throughout were largely
attended and highly enjoyed,
more than measuripg up to that
high standard which similiar
occasions of the past have mer
ited for this des"ervedly popular
institution.
Rev. Prof. 0 Lf Fisher, of
Elizabeth College, formerly
president of Mont Amoena, de
livered the annual sermon before
the graduating class Sunday
morning. He had the undivided j
attention of an appreciative au- j
dience, which are always glad to
have Mr. Fisher with them. j
The young ladies of the Mis-
sionary Society were fortunate
in securing the services of Rev. !
testants. ' J THE liEETIfOVEN tfLUK. .
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u x ,a,.cl, uu ir(tf:ram 0f Express Thursday vift-!
succeeds uv. Miner as 'president atsUntAlrs. a. C.Herrlnff's.
of the Seminary made a few brief j On Thiirsday evening, May
announcements in regard to the 2)th, at 8:30 otdoekf at" the resi
work the coming year. (denceof Mrs. H C Herring, on
The past year has been one of West Depot street, thcwBeethoven-
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success and it is safe to predict Music Club will give the first of
thajUunder the.efficient manage-ja series of'concerts, which they
ment of Prof. Fisher the institu- propose to have monthly, during
tion will continue in its march , the summer. Each member has
"BV (the privilege of inviting three!
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to greater success.
' That's What We Say.
COKSER 8T0SE LAID.
Students Building at tbe State Normal-
It Rose From $8000 to $20,000.
We have so many good Shoes that we can't help'
talking about the good points. Some one comes in- every
wing is the programme:' a j xl- u ci t xi r
n . .w day and says those bnow bhoes for men or the Itegina
et, "Hunsiarian Dance,' Mos-. .-
te-Misses Phifer and Smith. for women, are the best 1 ever had. This is the cause
The corner store was laid
'Followin
Piano Da
I kowske
, Sonpr, "The Shadow of the Palm," Flo.
rodra MisS Craven.
Monday for the Student's build-, Waltz. Opus 84 No. 1, Chopin-Miss
ing at the State Normal , College i eZn-lL Hendrix.
at GreensbQro. The ceremony ; "Fairyland Waltz," Veazie Nevin
was conducted with Masonic' Qaartettb."
' , , Solo, "Choconue." Durand Mrs Mil
rites. This grand work was Caldwall.
started by Miss Louise Dull who Sods. "Whippered Vow," flartwell
read the history of. the move- 'frKT'rr
- : Dccitation, Seleotdd Miss Ilervej.
ment which began with the mod- solo, Sdfutou Miss Oole.
'Uoofjnight, Goodnight, Beloved," Pin
tute -'Nevin Quartette.''
women.
'' for our large shoe trade.. We sell good Shoes.
est hoj)o of a 3, COO building.
Soon it was found that $10,000
could be gotteu and now it is-to To be Married This Ercninir.
;bea$20,000 building with $15,-- Mr. Palmer Porter arrived in
Our Shoes are made by experi
enced workmen.
The verjr best of upper str-eli and
sole leather is used.
Mr. Hiller, pastor of St-James!0o0 seared and no fear for the' the city from Salisbury this i Large Variety, ally Size, all StyleS.
R. Tj. church. fJoncnrd. who do-
J ' . . ' ' ! other $5,000,
uvered the Missionary address
Sunday night. He to jk for his ! Mr. J- W. Sides Dead.
subject, "Femininity."' The ad-
him.
The contest in elocution Mon
day morning was one of unusual
merit, and were it not for the
fact that it was a contest among
young ladies we would be con
strained to call it a battle royal.
Indeed it would not be inappro
priate to style the contest a bat
tle of princesses, ar'med with
glittering diamonds, on the flow
ery fields of choicest language.
morning and will be married to
Miss Lucy Rimer this evening at
5:30 o'clock by Rev. W II Mc-
home at arv' They will leave on No.
12 train for Salisbury, whero
ture
home.
New South Club Will Move.
The New South Club met in
Mrs. Jno. W Sides died at 11:30
dress was a gem, and has been j iuesuay uui uei
profusely complimented by all j Cannnville -after a .lingering ill-
who had the pleasure of hearing ness Wlth consumption.
Her 'maiden name was Miss
Kate Blackwelder, the daughter
of Mr. J A C Blackwelder. She
had been married but about nine fun body Tuesday night and con
months and thus is taken from a- sidered a proposition from the
sorro ing husband before a year pythian Realty Company and
of companionship in life. Accepted the offer. It will move
She was 20 years old and was into the K. of P. building. A
a faithful member of Epworth suitable committee was appoint
M. E. Church. 1 ed to represent the Club as to
Her funeral was canducted at jts waT)ts and requirements in
the church this (Wednesday) arrangoment and furnishings of
A splendid program of musical , evening at 4 o'exock by her past- jthe new quarters. It is proba-
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renderings and recitations was or XU5V avmvL "'"ble that the military company
We fit the feet as well ss
purse.
the
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DR. MOFFETT'fi
r' Wjfe. iLyiiTEETHING POWDERS)
Costs Only 25 cents at Druggists,
executed. Those on the musical
program were: Misses Pearle
Lingle, Ada Stirewalt, Ritchie,
Means, Lentz, Tidmarsh and
Magruder.'
Reciters in the oratorical con
test were: Misses Annie Bell
Barrier Ella Lewis, Maggie
Linn, Essie Moore, Beulah Van
sant and Bollo Wingard.
On a very small margin the
medal was won by Miss Wingard
The graduating class exeiciscs
were held Monday, night, each
reading &n essay on somt; live
topic of the day.
Rev. MrLinn, at th request
of Dr. Miller, then deMvered the
diplomas to the young ladies in
the remains were laid among the wju 0CCUpy the quarters now
beloved dead at Centre Church u$0(j t0 cuh.
burying ground.
Aids Digestion, Regulate!
the Bowels, Strengthens
the Child and Makes
TFFTHINr: FASY
dkilOr mail 25 cent to C. J. MOFFETT, M. D Gl. LCUli, nrtO.
Flohkmor. 8. O.. Nor. 2B. !KK). I was first ad vised by our fumllr nliTslclnn In Charleston to una TEETHINA
with our baby when he wai but a very rounir Infant, as a nrevontive of colic and to nurn ii.nil swepten tlin stomach.
Later it was useful in teething trouble), and its effect has been found to be bo very lienellci.il and so free from dan corf
that are oonseqiKint upon the uxe of driiKS and goolhinir syrupH. that we hare coma to ri',ira it. nf'.cr use with three
children, anoneof the neoensitie when there Ih anew buliy the house anil until the ttwUiiiir 1iii!i!i'm are over, anl
w. take pleasure Hi recommend In if It to our friemU inxtuad of the horrid xtuff that o iniii yi v. o to keep their
baby quioU IiAltT WKLL M. A V Kit, ( Mauser Ua.ly Times and Wet.; .y J ..n.-ileRaentfer. J
Fetzer's Drag Store.
A Chance
Thirteen mouths ago her
Yon Simula See the Other Follow.
other departed und last Sep- ' Mr" Ed Lipe' P""c0 doctor so ve Ravo it Dr Kind's
e; . , - iollitv, is woarinff mottles eu his New .Discovery, which jravo
Tut Causes Night Alarm.
'One night my brother's tnpv
waa taken with Croup," wr ..ts ' i? t i-P T
Mrs. J C Snider, of Critterricn OI. R JUlie X ITTiei
Ky., "it 'seemed it would . . . :
strangle before -we could' gut, : ;J 011551 ffiuJ? Jf Or 5oOC
m
tember a sister fell asleep aH
from the some fatal malady.
Our condolence is tendered to
the bereaved.
Mr. li t k Dead.
Mr. J H Beck died this morn- 'should see the other fellow."
ing at Forest Hill after a lingei-j .
Mr. Held Leaves Nuliiburr
. . ik and scalp put on jured ,t , Wq always koej,. jl, in
there sbme time ago by a buck- j tho house to protect our chikl-
ingmule. When asked what is ren from Croup and Whoopinc
.Cougrh. It cured mo or a chronic
thQ matter he looks triumphantly bronchial trouble that no other
i rvq r.nrcv vnii remedy would reiiove." In
ing illness. DeaUi was; not ifli-
Mr. W W Reid left Salisbury
fallible for Coughs, Colds,
; Throat and Lung troubles. r()c
j and $1.00. Trial bottles free at
! Felzers Drue Store.
in four different positions.
We are here for a short time
only so come porly and nevoid
the rush.. Mothers bring
your babies. A souvenir.
with every -Scents worth of
Photos.
JiifflfilCll 1 0j0i
ovnofilnrl Kit Viiu fnmillJ " HThft rn-
.... . . .. ' . this morning for the county, . 'MPnR H - NaTTOMM
mams will be taken to I'iney i . ' UUrHA'rvJJ 1 ili I LJl A i
. . : when- he will mal-o his home:
nb .iTfh n.vi Onntv. tf.mof-:
" J' ... i .n i r
witn nis omiuBi, mi. wiviu
Rood Building, opposito Milton
ian Hotel.
row wh re the
vi ill be J tid fo
rest
r. ucck leaves a sorrow-
linwifio and five small children
to mourn their lo. ur deepest
a strorfc approjTL-iatck aaaress. , ...u sfi fivfftnded to tho hp.-'
Reid. Mr. ReiJ expects
return to Salisbury on
to
a : Has paid
Bank
554,000 in
dividtjds
Dr. Miller annoucod that first Vcaved family
visit within the next month. ' since it opened doors in July,
' . 1888. its surplus and Undivided
Salisbury Sun of L' th. fund i-7
Ping Pong!
lo up-to-date and wear
-cl-
honor bad been won by Miss
Hattie Tidmarsh, of Vhitnflres,
S. C-, and thatecond honor had
"Been shared between Misses
3elle Wigqcl, tpne Star, S. C,
and Emtia Werts, Ruff, S. C,
The several medals were thn
jpresented to the successful con-
. "I Never Knew Faia Killer to Fail
lTefoif what can tbe patter be?
Wheto is thfi bottle? There, I
thtfbght so; it is not Berry Davis1
atull, buf something the dfir
gist must have Bad himself aSd
I did not notice it; T have used
Painhiller for years for
diarrcea, cramps and stomach
aches and it never fjjed."
Wants Oilers to Kuow. jits entire history are $3. 00. It
I have used DoWi.'s Littlo j has never sued ny no been
Early Iers for consUpation sued.
its oircers are : j im oaen,
oresident; D B Coltfane, cash'e;
LU QrtrSne, assistant cashier; J
TTVi !-
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and t.ornid liver and they are all
ri"l:t. I 'n I.id toindorse then
for 1 Lhiifli when we find a roojd
thinir we oujrht tuHet others
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know it," writes Alfred Heinze,
Ouincv. HI. They never gripe or
distress. Sure, sate pills. Uib-
sou Drug Store.
JM flendrix, boolikecf or.
1 Board of IMrfcCtors W H Lilly,
W R Odell, JnoP Allison, J S
Harris, Elai King J M Odell
and D P Coltrae
Fir or Brooch,
Th very la'.ost now cm
salgt at Correll's,
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