"The Free Lance" Issue May 13, 1904 A Valuable Relic The company flag of company "A" 13th regiment of which Captain B. T. BROCKMAN was captain has been in the sheriff's office for some time. As to how it came and how long it has been there is unknown to the sheriff. The flag is valuable on account of its historic associations. It was saved on the night of the evacuation of Richmond - April 2, 1865, by Dr. T. A. LATAR [ or LALAR] and presented by him to the state of South Carolina. It was made by the sisters and daughters of Capt. David ANDERSON. Sheriff WHITE is anxious to know who left it there and who secured it from the state, in order that it can be returned through proper channel to its rightful owner. John DOBBINS Hurt John DOBBINS was seriously injured by an explosion of a dynamite blast while at work on the abutments for the country bridge across Pacolet river yesterday. A series of blasts had been laid and as Mr. DOBBINS thought all had discharged he went to the rock bed just at the time an explosion occurred. He was injured about the head and body. His wounds may have fatal termination. PELHAM DOTS: -T. M. GLENN visited Greers yesterday on business. -Mrs. M. H. DANIEL and sons, Otis and Paul, have returned to Spartanburg, after spending a while with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. GLENN. -J. Walter DANIEL of Spartanburg, visited our community this week. -Miss Sibbie SMITH of Greers, is visiting Miss Aurora GLENN. "Physicians advise breathing through the nose, but the average woman can't keep her mouth shut long enough" - I'm not sure I like this - not funny at all! Free Post Lisa