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* ji.-r.n..n (: -~ - - (S. IV, () e -L sir A, al. TH ULE I Ol' THE FE 1A NOT DiE MOlCIiACY. T' hierand and New- did not last week look upon the manifet of J udge Haskeli seriousiy. We th ought it was simply the expresion of ii ~idiual feelings and opinion-. We thought he was a true iDemcrat. W\e d not now question i- honesty, his integrity or hi.i motive". W r oLV to pak of hik action and the actions of those who have endo-,ed him and who issued an address for a meeting in Columia oU Thursday night t' nominate a State ticket in opposii~n to the R1eguliar Dem'ocratic :icket ouai-ated by the State Convention. Such action is not atie. It is nothing more Ror les than an independent movewnt. The Herald and News opposed Tillwan and Tilmanis: as long a.s the fight v,as within the mocratiejparty and before the Convention called t nominate a State ticke: had acted. The action of that couvention was rinal and is hind ing o every true Dmiocrat. Of course every man is free and has a right to leave his iarly and join some other if :e likes, or build up a new party if he can get a followig. but we do no: see how any true patriot or lover of bis State can do that in South Carolina. "The essence of Democracy is the rule of people. That is a fundaL.ental, foundation principle of the party. A large majority of the party has placed in nomination a State ticket and it is the duty of every Democrat to stand by that ticket. if ot. for the love he bears the ticket, Still I r the love he bears his party and his kate. From the iuformation we have Judge Haskell is uot only boiting his party, but is also a bolter from his own minority faction of that party, for this proposition to nominate an opposi tion ticket was made in a conference of the socailed straightouts and was advocated by Judge Haskeli, but the wisdom of that conference voted it Judge Haskeli and those who are with him, as the Sp,artanburg Herald says umay ciaim that the Democracy no longer holds their allegiance, but let them do so fairly and honestly. Let them announee themselves as Inde pendeuits. Let them not assume the name of the straighout Democracy which they could not control and whose sentiment they do not voice. Let them not saddle upon us the couse quences of their folly." Those who opposed the nomination of Capt. Tiliman in this State repre sented a large and respectable minority. But they have submitted to the will of the majority and will support the nomn inees of the Democratie party. T hey recognize that true Democracy is not the rule of the few. The white people of this State are not going to follow the lead of Judge Haskell in this matter. It would be suicidal to do so. The Democracy has given South Carolin~a an honest gov emrnment for the past fourteen years. The -sate has prospered under the ad ministration, and the people are not going to leave that party to follow the lead of any man or set of mn, they know not whre when they come to reason the matter and look at the cousequences, and calady consider the future of their State. We have an abiding faith in the conserva tism and patriotism of the white peo pie of South Carolina. What can be gained by an appeal to the Republicau or negro vote? in a matter of this kind the people must look beyond the gratifica"~tiou of the personal feelings or whims of iudi viduals. The good of the State and all the people must be considered. 'she party must stand together, and Capt. Tiliman and his ticket must be elected, because they' are the nominees of the regular Democratic party of South Caro lina, and they will be elected. Judge Hiask eli will get no following or sympathy from' the anti-Tilhunanites in New berry. Wec are good D)emocrats and propose to submit to the wtil of the majorhty becauise it istrute Democracy. The killing of Capt. F. M. Waunamna ker of S't. Mazthew.s hest week was a ver sad and unfortunate athr. The heated political catilpaignl that we lad in thi5 State was passed through with ou any serious difieulty and we had hoped that the people would settle down to busince now that the battle is over amouig ourselveS. Capt. Wauuamnaker wats a promineut man iun his commnuni ty and had miany friends in the State The State F.xecut ;e (Coummittee met in Columbia last week. Nothing of special importance was done. The Sumt.er controversy was post1.oned un til the next meeting. A committee of!.ive was appointed to take charge of the State canvass and the following resolution was adopted. j?Asolatd, That his excellency, the GIovern,or, be requested that whenever at ouluteei to the oficee of commissioner of election shall act or affilate with those proposing to act independently or in opposition to the regularly ar ranged Democratic party, to remove such commissioners and ap.polunt ot hersI who will act with the regular Demo racrstv. I,U Ul1,!iILAI - dav d4 w *.:jz; i-.,. rILa- . k : - rc of d a gL:h e aee our dearej L; i; %AOD A!: a:g ,t.~~ . .; chrihe necrue- . 4 wol t14* eaf rael ;Igv e (,.tin j- --kt, 'rn o . E:>ou vou white me i.. sut h wealeh ro-l h,ackwaru pLa a reli. prgrs. eraiALeud (%, Cl,vz OL vour ~ ~ ou cowe aesrn al a:n l rions.rin itags. Gtod(,i , 0a .,U.i. xa Lot the aw o m other bw to a ,a 1 ae ofarth rh trut-, blt i? an *C Li*e'- Ig s eue s e;.Nvam u: re * veeo diciS t. OUr roliza.c will aowI. h - progreei :. e iievrac er crra o rAe. 6 :girn t o L r:*e,* ro ,tur ;ijoIj, is a ru, poril a Cot thaW of other m off: epau Le t:.y- --vLl :Sthcaro'ki.,, alpd U. 1.rugl tat r,uth t aeiong ou~ th p i ce FuPI of Z"ris waere d tvid and forit L( Or wo 6ete,caiu.iiiig all z o w Utjeh part. twe gV ilaIm W cotr ;ianed ve the oran of a in ofe ah-Ls aac a mice infriur ar4 porrya ao vt s-E have o pieiloi or' ak. tnaug the ou th. ia b d ei , an the wueee tio whoiae ep tLe helm :at dite n w will ev r livtto partse the govermet wi tl hands o, j Own peopie agai. The anacipiee is jui auear. an', do tihtze huw a l man who i, a threi lover of his State and his peopie aud of Lone.t govertument. can: give? couute nauce or encem nuent to anything that looks to a' U.ivibin of the white pieopl and the disiuteratio of the Dewcratic: party of the SkUt. We are peculiarly situated adi.ther.. are dangers ou every side. As we havt said the precipice is just ahead. ad i: we are t; Ca eful we wCll rsoo* t u - ble over it. Let the white people. staud: sqarely ogetLier and put down any m1oveLueUt designed to di4.rupt the 1)emocratic party or to create discords and di.4e sions among ourselve.s. Thie-e kinds of strifes are the muost di.tl1euit to sing, and will lead to the most disastrous re Let us take warning, eoei ~to late: A call has been issued by the negroes for a convention to be held in Columbia on October 15tl;. iustant. The cali says that there is great and urgent need for the intelligent and( progreSive ilegroes of the State to counsel together upon their n'teres:s--moral, political and material. and therefore this call is sent forth. They want those capable of: leading aright to take-the responsibili ty of outlining the course which shoukd be pursued in relation to the bodiy politi'. The address concludes: "The uncertain coudition of political afairs in this State see-Ius to make this an opportune time to mieet and,discuss our rights, grievances, needs ana appie esions. to direct our thoughts aud eergies to ant improvement of our coul dition, to awakeni a race pride and stimulate-aueeded pui;c opinion which will protect us from evils and dangers. W%e are convinced such an assem blage of moral, inteliigent and disinter ested negroes will not only have a good effect but accomplish much in promoting the interest of our peopi, and may even lead to some orgamzied muovement of far-reaching cousequerice. "it is sincerely hoped that at ten dance will be general and that every county will b,e reprIesented. "*J. W\. Moni-, R. E. Want., T. A. .-axoN. A. J. Ja.mLM', J. J1. DUtoM'. It is evidently intended on their part; to be prepared to take adlvantage poit aiy of any divisionl among the wite4 people of the State if niot wihy speak of the condition of political aflairs in ti State." This is a year oft coniventionzS. confr euce- and polities. What will l>' be when we also have a presdeuit:al elee THE TI LLMAN P'R OGRtAMMEF. The following fromt the editorial col1 uusri of the Gharleston WVorl, we p.re sumec, muay be taken as a hint or f0re ase as to what shall be the prO grastune of the Tillmian' adinistrati i the distribution of olileial patrounge: "I sttue that not'~ice oe served(o these politicl weather-cocks that thes ay whenI either newspatpers or politi eaus eaul face to the east ai d west. bas deatd. Every oilice holder.wh ws au -oteusivye partn.-at < unn te campugli, suiou-a be kicked out w ('mI diLA4 a.s .ooi. a1= p.-si ble after Gov ere r Til.iuat-L inauguraUou. We would j:udge thtat th e idlea is 't reuiW ttlate civil se.rvice reform~ andto adopt the J acknlan idea of gove ment, that -to the victor, eLKot.g L World, and we pres.umile it. speak- by authority. Wehav e no*oujctiount urge against the progranIe. -ongreis5 adjouirned' last We4.,day. We believe it was the Ion Cest sesson n the history of the government sa. ne, possibiv. Not hing much was done The new rules of Mr. Reid, wvhich were. ut.nd..c tV e.nedite busiuess, seeml to Lave been a~ 4aiure. The taili bili passed. The ( 'ouger Lard Bill anidth Federal Election BiLl wer'e carritd ve to the next sessionl. The R{epuIblicans had a njrtyl both brauches. Gere.alieront, the vunerolAe m:: torian, celebrate.d his ninetieth irth day.- lat .ria. j U ;"t:-' z~ it A J1 t.n A .M T - " 1 \L ti tj: US;; L. Lrt l A: . w1- 1 t U - u1A.k-L'o aa Iu !tA.: -t e. k,r- afIt .A.2 Lif --uaL o. - jn- L;.: -1- 1A : (.vr 1-a. . KIL.L:-.- a u iana anu- 'I ureuLi e IntAi to I r Cla . but \" eu: a p. WILa iaae Te it' ee.y te ttuw ' D eve w . IC 'p : . a m i il va, fti zI rj. a :yr* Ib' j- -L AIA NV j he prosecuN on. Her io: "S h 1_W a, prbaj agae 'Ld:a-. T.L a I: a:IL ir. i ow n'.e. Dr. l. r .adA E ydic weL 1 u' uaigear .1 uv 'Aro '. t dn'. m . er..Jr He-r~in 1 knownA.' a, a very. uiet amIi. pueaceale usu~i. Cap. W ut e .: FA iA 'ol ( ;vR t. :O .UW Mr~,'.t a r1 is' :- I 1ti-'4 .t I' J.IL. reAded" ktf~ it lAon. t& i, eIuzeu, A k :e A .At w jj)Ibei wed 41 ead --. a dbui ure ';eel42ri- iA y bohpuca-e u thLte (Irk li: '.' h A ittb t own \'AI aOW.tt e is ad'* . No A,I ti-i' ll il 0. tif. I Cat. e(L Wau imake waAw abe \a.rb *-.\Ir. Niiedge t .11ri 1 ter. iu:ttd 'fa?t iiy, 'at w8(1 4.re-lhadeo-r ihe4 <iirliuit I s wm n hew aI reeelved Ioccurred . 'erday-I aftenli 11the1ro 'a t1 the rece.-W: join 'A i a a 1ti 21 ad,ue Ued(at ti., p;Iu- by~1P a- .(li'anc L ctr. J.ti~ 1)4 Tai1let. I wilberme e th:Anta ut edA sometingar.- wieb (10. 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I ile -~~(.3 bu i -' ,3 : e i111 re -:13w l '' igi.3j3 33 Wi333 ij1('3 3 u3.3retii;eti,3't 1be 'party .w3 t Iill3' ti:(I3~..3 31133:T 3 W i33 3 1' ll'3 :an 1.. 331 ":: 3'un.'1 3333' ' 31:. . W3ni i ! 1 Ili . 301 1 33.' 13t''ii l'3 13 3l11 333' 333343''.ei 333 3il l3 i3'' 33 :33 [ 3' S +: 3:3t 13(,,3*4: .1 3rl'ly : ! 313j 3e33. ~t1 Bab Fin ru. Skren Cur.d .i- . .;.ne eer .. r w '3 ;irj e. 'ta i e on., d 3tuli o n;ir '''b31'v.s a:iitae e h'.ne hai .:; 'n 31 3': ' byt in.:r 01-.a:a -:-;a d e tin y d:wl ''3 con''3' i'* :< -.3.3 3 . o.. H to'l' ,re .. :In 33.3n3' .iQfut 11:ra int1-.oeia.VIigi1 e <ti;ticy ne;.....w....f..h...-r...3 .33.. in t:.c The lair stopp.:( aling ' u.Ui :b-s i d .,p;r.4 of e er 'vin 31;'' 3.3r' b;3ir '.,-.rdi: h s f h o : ; ,. .:A 'rk.Bckt' 'r 3( i 1" 3e: 4n -:llAurid" with u nei~ ~ ~ t33 01. inyiaywsaotewll 3. Vh .. :In <iiens 1:wh-its :ty (3:'iT' 3 , li :m ne;!. ,o coa in.-! ovig .wr, 3An.i: .-.aseet: ;oar;y bS'f. i oud .r3'- 'h333 ei... p oi.tu. --! ! i.x. WIn an r ls p e ser::a: ) :a m : .. i.: a lerwa fJuS .C's.: at a ren;. b 6,.m..:: i- 4) Bn o . .c -bo i v :w il i : :.\ ew Yo.:k (... :s tn A- . enh- 1 rma mith : t, ~ ~ ~ 1 2,; .. * - it - - -L . . rW i da, een awarded ...umi.. Newt--r.r nd La urens : )irad. a TU-colia! r oet Z ti1 1 l .i oLmi an - reenile at 's-t on i sie. ut pre :.:nuildiniz is to wil ' uioe.!f th- WkV;iirlinL1on. G iumbaan- A uustaRabrad.-CoIu New Adtertisements. ST T T CAROLINA S< NT~ 'OF NE WBERRY-.-IN iarU Clei. EN~t'x e. al vz. Laura 1v 4rtq;-r Cf :ie t_our: bereu:. dated 181 Juy.i W I il .sli : uublic outery, efsr ii.? Court Hou-e at New err).- o - Firt- Moudav in Novem i iat tract or aree or iand "Iyiu;:%.otiu' a'i s:i.uate in the County ''f' New errv, td ai at contain I u:r -eve t. -,i A-A A eres. njort- or iesz. w n~ ', Ih lzr trae:. LKoUuded -I TLn C the by*. 'he i e- of Ja. Titu-, "Jo ! ihVand . H. Hoded : "OuuIdei' o tlk, zlt b ad Of uL Uolundedi ou tile '-we b e pubil rud ieadint, from "Newoerr' h. H. .! Maybintoi. and "1uundedA on Lft iwrh"1 yaud o W. .?-: Ti lt 1urc*haSer wll be L er ' ted to pay tth. woBi. bid il cash Itherwi. ione-third of the purchase wuywill bc required lin casli. and - libaiInc piayable in ou. aud two ye:r-. witih interest thereoL from. the d.y o: -tit. -ecureil uY a boud ad !L.ort1_fa,_e W: tile pretuisest:. .IL .JOHNSTiNE, Master. S'AT.E OF ; OCTH f-AROLINA N WiNTY O NE W EIRY-IN jacob I. Cous te vz. Martha Sm:itil et a!. _Y IRE )1-,1'oF THEL. COURT bervi;, dated ::5th March, 1890, I a..i. at. pubile outery, before the courtio ust at Newberry. on the First Mona'i:av in Novembher. ISUo. all that I 'aet or plauta!o 'of4) laud, in the Coun t o an :i. tat afore%aid, one mile east f rom tue towno ft Prosperity, uoultaiu ing Niuety-five. Acre . more or lesi. and. bunuded by Iands of Jacob C. (ount-. Audrewx '. Deuwinick. Joseph Uray. Jacob I. Do 'uick and sepa rate,d fromi lauds of Wh eeler & 3M0seley oy a pubic road. Tw i-Thbe purchaser will b e qurd to pay 'one-half of the purchase moune. i cash audl to se-cure the hal aUe. pJay:hIl at twelve mou0ths wxith int'eres; irom the dav of sale. by a hond4. andu mo'rtgage o: the preises. Pur'ch. er to py~ for papers. 'SILA- J.llN TON E. Maste. \iaLIer ( )iie. ' Ocr.. Jlow. '.T~ATEl OF SOU'TH CAI'LINi - (:O313M0N PLEAS. po'rt et al. J )Y OI-lt 0OF THE (OIRT ) herein. dated thl No'vemb er, M. I wil! sel, at. public outcry, before the' (ourtnouse a:. Newbe-rry, on the F irst 3iimnday in~ Noivember, 1I90, all that tract of land, in the County and State aforesaid, eolUainIiUg (One liuu dlredI and F"our Acres and a half. more or ies, and hound(ed by lands of Birt! leagizn, lands formierly owned by WV. 1). ILtagin. by the Stoney Battery- road. and biy ian~ds of J11o. R. Spearmiau, Jr. Tnuos--The purchaser will be per miitted to pay. thbe whole in cash-other wise one-half of the p)urebase mloney rus be paid in cash and the halance, payale ut twelve luioiiths with interest fromi the day of sale, secured by a boud of the purchaser and a mortgage of the 81 L:A8 .IORNSTON E, Master. 31a-ter's (illic. 8 Oct.. 1 u Notice of Election. r 10 THE COMMISSIONERS OF" IElection for the County of New herrv: Whbereas Hion. Y. J. Pope. who at the (oneral Election ildC mn N ovem her. i , was chosent a 8enator of the (li-eral Assemlyr for the lctioni Dis :riet of Newbherry C;ountv. to serve for for years:. bats Sincev said elcCtioni re :.igned(. An i, wiherea-, tie C ontittu t in of thle Stte of South Carolina dects that in stueb a case a Wrint of E2leetion s'ina.4 be issued by the Pr. si dnoftihe Senate for the purpose of Iiling the vLaIcnc tiu ocS icasionied for hbe remi'aindiCer of the term for whieb ih ea.r so chosen was elected to Now,'\ the~refore, yo4u atid eaoti of you ar hereby ret uired. aifter due adver - iseet and web ticte' retrard to' all : 'roiin of~ ibe (Constit ution at:dc Law= of ' be said state tourb votur duty in sue ea.s. to hiold an eledtion for a Sena:r. o'f ihe Gieneral Assembly, for he Ele'tion Distriet aforesail . to4 serve fo ibe rnma ider of the termn for whichb 't beli .Hon. Y. J. Po''e was elected: th Po-"li obe (penied atthe v arious (lce ofelctI'ini ie tnd D.is.1tric t on Tunday. thbe 4th day of Nov ember, ,byi~ bue variout- sets ofMaag ~for tos plaf'u- re-pect.ively: anId!b coutin oftie v''te* east, and the tobin arcordanjcv wji ht b j pro'. lsionfs xf la prviding for the Uenieral Elec tions and tbe mzanrler of coniducting Thi \Writ, tog..ether with your return of t be election to be held under it. bave i.efore the S4euate at its uest meeting a'fter the eIe-t ioni. WITNE '1 . The Honorable William L.Mauldini, Esquire, President of the Seuate,at Greenville. this I '. ]fourth day of October, in tLe yer of our Lord one thousnrd eight hundred and ninety. WILLIAAM L. MAULDIN, Prei~ident of the Senate. New Ad r)cemewnr. OCTOBER 1 B F uncs eafdflh-a8 Waslm flnluta NEW UNITED -c-~ CONGRESS OF NATIONS. WORLD'S FAfR. ROMAN HIPPODROME. EGYPTIAN CARAVAN. ARABIAN CAMEL TRAIN MOORISH ENCAMPMENT. V I L Zj 3D M.A. M , W WILL NXH!BIT AT N E.WB BE RR Y1 - r.unsnar.C*1 DI HANDSOME Uo GREY HORSES. o WOR D RENOWNED UU HPEFORM RS. A BIEATIF!L CALLIPE CuttingZ --10.000 will ii-i the air with .3usie during the GRARD STREE PTRADE. TINhi-CAREFULY, DECIDE-11I1SELY, FWEW OT.1 CifE:.a1 AN .SeME NEWBGER Y H NOCR NES UNIO,MS.. THEUOMTFULONELLsILLE (tior .O will iedi te bond iThe right Jis e t ej4Ieall bds AOE THE W YOOUSPATRK hRIAJ cu. Rh:matimRidne Prain. AcSaSETS Pl-rs am36alliamencO brouIITL yExpsur or 12ve7-4xcr95 NEHEPY-I ANTE UNO OUTE hCk-nlth,frct o L et. imimet atyor lotiseon that ha Dirnl. o e tel-ape Plntr. rePrl egal and ciiarilca: Reeen mauty and eve altocue Sod y odrbt o tma'Ild oei: o'' e te CRlEO EFULC1OMOR. TICle A'TIEBTRKFAST fl ine r whib nv in c ner:i n s of in Bacon h.n P utr.n,ad a~ a:ll a pen - bo 0 wtn poperti or we .solcrU ed CQw.e: !ps a Diied fromenkns cti. 7.h a 17W: el 7invo .-e 7 ev r g wnwhA- inny thcve ~o p1a hentvy do; nulrondiet ae n n-J*t n-oa rlue i may ePne atyi an i nale. h ei bykepi LuflvL' well frt ified t . ur e lod a i p rop-N n o r idfau e. "-- iv er .co Gaze.. E. Ma e sml it h holT( water EPO. o-P'Si CeO,,COAe Duin 7('1i.he nex 77 to week I wil7l7 707 :os,dr wing rooms &c.,' wa ion 1'c'a thei advantage7 to!'- call on me'V durin 7 IMMENSE STOCK NEW GOODS ~CONSISTINC OF ALL THE DIFFERENT GRADES ---OF CLOTHINGL SHOES, HATS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ARRIVINC DAILY .-.a.T TEo M ammoth Clothing Emporium -C3P SMITH & WEARN, MAIN STREET. NEWBERRY S. C. BLALOCK & GREEN'S EMPORIUM OF FASHIGn IS NOW THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTIV1 AVING PURCHASED STRICTLY FOR CASH TE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING AND GENTW FURNISHING GOODS THAT EVER -CAE TO NEW BERRY. WHICH IS NOW ARRTING D . WE 0 THE SAME AT PRICES WHICH DF$ Y COMPE OUR STOCK IS IMMENSE And consists of everything usually kept in : irs;--class Clothi7g, Establishment. T \,v,' INYIT~ ~E.ARLYAK JREPEATED YISIT To Our Store and Inspection of Our Goods. Oer\ Stheca e liBe RepIenishei eeyfwdays. T mecatweoffer some special leaders 15t r2 er cent. less than current prices in New York City. when you buy your goods of those who buy and sell on ln time.~ Respectfully submittedI to the Cash Trade. BLALOCli &% G7REEN, COME AND SEE 0. KLETTNEPR? NEW STOCKJ OF GENERALMECA FOOTS OLD S pFRESHO and stoos. CnMbnet Wor'k of nul kinds.~ 1omr>kte Ott#ta !r 8t Banks. Cata'cne1 f-r Mdo ATLAN4TA SHOW CAS eO.. hitst, JAS. P .686A%. Wti,mUT,Jt G EO. S. M O W\' EIk GOGGPANS & HUNT, ATOmiNE A 1 A TTORNEYS A T LPAW, wiL ~AVtCNa mL t?4 ta~ NEWBERR y, S. C. LmMn S. c. Attoney atLaw bhai" t n Ne7wberry and ProsperHey, S C ouiUit tt i1 co. TLXA GETs TH~ARl iXl ~P1UfG.:G. SAL