... URANITEV1LE.“ Mr. Nathan Timmerman a highly M * esteemed citiaen, of Graniteville, died i. of consumption on the Jhh ult~ In the I e 1 Mtb year of biiice. Hit funeral took J(»i.o Um*h/wliat rhnrrh After___place at the Methodist church after ^which his remains were 5***“ l.n I for members of the Odd Fel-L.charge by members of the Odd rei-lows and Mutual Belief Associations j fritlehitLob-rd.iwnterednnbei!Xa-atntlUWi* • || ||of which orders he was a memter, and h|n laid to rest in the Granite* I lie oeme- s tery. He leaveajTwife and four clnl- vilidren. ^1*The Baptist Sunday-school had its Mlt;|annual picnic, on Saturday, the 23d. ^ at the Flat Buck picnic grounds. It was largely attended, and a most enjoyable day spent. The amusementsconsisted of sack races, base ball and _ various other games, to say nothing of the usual amount of flirtation that was indulged in by the beaux aud ||a belles.t'be l.angley base bail team came up , t|( and crossed bats with Graniteville and , w) the latter won by a score of 20 to notli- lt;W( ling. The Graniteville hoys expect to ; go to l.angley next Saturday and playa return game. . wA protracted meeting is now going on at the Baptist Church, the pastor Kev. Mr. McMillan being assisted by ,ti the Kev. T. M. Galphin, of Augusta W| The |ieople are delighted with Mr. ,| Galphin* preaching and much mter-1 est i-* l*eing manifested. aiA number of young men went op to -|s '* 1 ( olumhia on Friday, on Stoy's excursion. Henry Howard of the Granite- J; vilte team went along to play with ^ Augusta against Columbia.The revival at the Methodist church closed, on Sunday, the 21th ult., with (J ie ; several additions to tIk* ehtirrh. Ke* • y fI1 Mr. Beard wa agisted by Kev. Mr. s) f.ray. The meeting la-ted a little Ruser a week.il ! Messrs A. Il.tiihert ami .lame- I., jid ] tjuinby left on Monday for lilenn ySpring f|r two weeks. f*Presiding Khler, .1. Walter Ineksoii a w ill hold Quarterly eoiiferenee at Pen- g I taeosi on Saturday night, dune Path, j I aud will preaeh the next afternoon at j,tlie amine plmee. . i111 I Mr. .1. M. Posey liaa doiililed hi- fc a*4 -tore capacity by finishing up the see- y nt ! olid -tory of hi- -tore, whieh he lias f i | well Mocked with furniture and tin- , delinking stoek. Mr. Posey reports* ; business lively as lii Held emhraees , nd | be town- of \ aueluse, f «ranite\ ille, or l.angley and Hath, in all ol whieh he . plaees I nriiit ure.y*dnt*dII,ote