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OUR GEORGIA LETTER. !otherwise,
or facts im
Mr. J. W. Twitty, of Valdosta,j always beei
Writes of Things of Interest i Moore as
to the Readers of the News, jstanding ai
1 and friend
Valdosta, Ga.. March 10.? i sympathy
Among the latter days of Jan-!mt *
uary I mailed a letter to the Lan- tJasj
caster Publishing company in- niversary
tended for publication, but for caster to m
some reason it has not been pub- 'n ^he 70's
lished. 1 am inclined to believe, state of tl
* however, that the document mis., in his nev
caried or was lost in transit. I was durin
cannot think otherwise because days and t
my articles are read and appro- as we son
ciated by many News readers jthe count
as they write me, and not only by negroc
so, but the editors make state- was able t<
ments to the same effect, and names as
solicit articles for publication, police; Isc
I can not call up the full subject (county) ;
matter of my recent letter (i do ^or Alber
not copy my letters) but a few 'en Hudsoi
points 1 recall and will re-lsonCrawf
write. First, the death of Mr. th?nk of i
W. McP. Brown. It was my backed b.\
privilege to know "Will" as he watfs> and
was familiarly called. He was we recoils
a good friend if he claimed yon other war.
as such and would always meet the situat
you with a smile. lie would not struct anc
pretend to be what he was not. sarne time
in other words, you always I feel ci
knew where to find him. To his the passin
children and other kindred and For a tirr
friends I hereby extend hearty nearest ne
sympathy and hereby invoke him agreei
peace to his ashes. as a good
The next point I made was to I make th
condemn open barber shops on friends an
Sunday. I was surprised when how I esti
the News advertised the open-1 Another
ing of such an establishment on called hen
the Sabbath in your city and T M. Hough
was inclined to censure your city work for
fathers for allowing such dese-icent monl
cration as T conceive it to be. name to g(
Reflect a moment and 1 feel as- a Christiai
sured that those having such lows him !;
things in hand will put on the he deservi
brakes if they see the effect of should hoi
such things in their true light. low his e:
Please allow me to cipher a pic- work for
tuvr bearing on the subject. As sympathy
a rule young men sleep late Sun- friends; p
day morning and as a conse- The tra
quence have late breakfast, the friend C>.
nexl thing. the morning paper my mind i
(nobtics) must be discussed, with our i
The usual smoke (cigars arc SO's in yo
handed 'round) is on hand for the same 1<
quite a while. Then follows a counter an
nice shave, hair cut and shoe as a'conse
shin". Rv this time it is too well as hi
late for church and the well pre- Pierce \
pared sermon is delivered to many resj
empty benches, so far as the sham?he
barber shop patrons are concern- ed to be?
ed. The loss of the sermon is was a man
not all. The conversation is not and succe
edifying. My picture is commit- money in
ted to paper. What say you, | even the
reader? ness was s
The next thing, as 1 remem. If I hn(
ber, was touching the old Wax- number of
haw Presbyterian church. 1 ad cated and
voce ted restoring, as far as pos- commende
sible, the old grounds and church character,
somewhat as follows: The ur Suffice
gency for the suggested im-1 many woi
provements was suggested by Heath wai
the News corresnnn<lerO wV?inl-? i .
, ......... Kuiie 'et t
brought the matter before me, the sand
and 1 thought then and stil1 tues on t!
think in point: It is a sacred memor*.
spot and many of our best fam- wife and
ilies have kindred and friends I a|| we can
buried there and of course want to sympat
the grounds kept in order. To I heartily.
that end I suggest that the Pres. apply for
byterians of Lancaster and York ren, I hop*
counties, (and other counties and the mothe
denominations) take the j ^.lv
manor in hand; build a new , b
church (brick) and so lar as . f
can be deciphered the old inscriptions
on the marble slabs,; pjja t
it is said many of them are in-jui.'. f ,
distinct) clean up and beautify , ' '
' ' the grounds, provide a minister!
and help pay his salary if the' ||?rJere,
congregation proves unable to m (h
do so. I he above matters being ;.\m. V,. '.
adjusted and put in shape, then f h j
arrange for an annual (or often- j , | ' .
er if thought better) jubilee J"
which no doubt would attract ' ;,i
large crowds. Leing thus situ- !' Hfn?e'
ated the church would grow and fc ,.f< ?
the sacred grounds kept in the ' a f
hearts and minds of all the peo- f , *
, .. t, into old ha
pie 111 the county. if .,? . /
The editor will. 1 have no, . f ..
doubt, endorse the suggestions ].in^urxi fu
ur hume such pian ror tne per. ,T J j
petual uplift of tho church. The . have a"(l
mis-carried or unpublished let- . 1
ter had a few words to say upon cnjurr
the death of Mrs. W. A. Moore. oxcuaedOf
course I met Mrs. Moore very ,
seldom and it might be said we, , ~
were strangers though living in j \ fo2i?
the same town (small) more Rr. KhiV'? is
than 25 years would indicate I'Iob* win m?
otherwise. Mrs. Moore's maid- th?
en name was Ross, of Yorkville.; y^
Soon after I moved to Lancaster 0f b<
(in 1866) I saw Mr. Ross or he ! .nring th? 1
was pointed out to me as thei)'vf* w
father-in-law of Mr. W. A.;
Moore, and it was said of him i hnrfforatlttg
(Ross) on the particular occas- OMgUlJ<Ul
ion, that no man could boast of csovrbtasi
a better character, morally or Zr?rci?n
THE LANCASTER W1
than he. The words colds quickly relieyi
pressed me and I have , Manty?, pe?pl? c.ough and ??
? - ?j.. 4. i ** from the beginning of Fall
n ready to accord Mrs. through to Spring. Others ge
a lady of first-class after cold. Take Dr. King's
id now to her children Discovery and you will get i
Is 1 extend profound im"ledi.ate relief. It checks
.... ,i cold, stops the racking, raspin
111 then sad bereave- ^so-tearing cough, heals the ir
ination, soothes the raw tubes.
; Payseur used the an- to take Antiseptic and Healinj
f L- T , t 50c. bottle of Dr. King s Ne
Ol nis move to Lan- COverp and keep it in the lious
frite me. It was early is certainly a great medicine
and he portraved the keep u bottle of it continue.
hinKs as they 'existed hant(1" r\\es c Jesseman,
dy adopted home. It oonia- N' " Monoy back lf "
g the reconstruction danders of diiaft
he outlook was "blue ' Drafts feel best when we a
letimes sav. Most of|and perspiring, just when th
y offices were filled m?*} da!?*I0v a.,ul l.he re?u 1
" ?i . ^ /T1 . algia. Stiff Neck. Sore Mus<
" , And he (I ayseur) j sometimes an attacK of Hheun
o turnish a list of their in such cases apply Sloan's Llr
follows: Geo. Mittag, lit stimulates circulation to tli
>m Clinton, treasurer; iand painful part The blood
\tt.~ At .r- ..ifreely and in a short time thi
A,. oIcKenil, aildl-inoss iin,| pain leaves. Those
t Clinton, senator; A!- ing from Neuralgia or No
n. representative; Nel- : Headache win find one or two
.... t i I calinns nf SIdum'u t i.?i
i.. iwuii'~ iiniaii. o ust1 ,,rateful relief. The aponi/.ln
t, those negroes were, gives way to a tingling s??mat
r Yankees and seal a- comfort and warmth and qui
I the surprise is that 1,1,(1 s},eei) is P<>ssi,,i?\ (!o?(l fc
* 4. a -4U 4 ities f-oo. Price 25c. at your
trueted without anMr.
Payseur took in il_
ion, helped to recon- yiyr ryffllPIl PUII I
1 made money at the llU I LnUllun llllILL
I ever receive the proper balance
Silled upon to mention to sufficiently nourish both bo.
if awav nf Mr Hnrvin brain dur,nK the growing peno.
g A\\ l\y OI All. uarvin. j nature'9 demands are greater I
ie he Was among our mature life. This is shown in ?
ighboi's and we found P?le *ace?. lean bodies, frequent
able and regarded him an^ Uck o( amb,ti??*
Chrustian gentleman, i
IS statement that his Scott's Kmulsion, and need it n<
d relatives may know possesses in concentrated form tl
mated his rhurartor *ood ,>leinenta to enrich their bio
maiea nis enaracter. changCB weaknes8 to strength; it
good Citizen has been them sturdy and strong. No alec
ce ; I allude to Mr. J., 6cott & ?owne. Bloomfield.N.J.
His interest and
the suffering, in re- mr j
:hs. should cause his' IOUT 1 1*11111
0 down to posterity as|
1 whose good work folas
a patriot and soldier ? -
edly stood high. We i OH A 1IX1C
tor his name and fol
cample in doing good _
the Master. 1 am in When wc PROMISE WO
will1, his lamd.v and ai a certain time we
eace to his ashes.
gic death of my old MEAN WHAT WE S
!\ Heath brings to
nany events connected wt i> . i> i
ntcrcourse during tlv We Prillt fcveryt
ur city. We lived on
>t. \\<>ik<. d at tile same whenever You Nc-ed a (ientril
id oil ice lor years and Take Grove's
que nee I knew him as The Old Standard Grove's T.
S best friend. chill ''"onic is equally valuable
va< a nnttlp f pllnvo in General Tonic because it cout..
va a nonu le!,o\\ 111 wcli-znown u>nic properties of QU
lects. He disdained a and IRON. It acts on the Liver,
Was what he pretend- out Malaria, Enriches the Bloi
was not deceitful?he Guilds up the Whole System. v
of good common sense
eded well. He made; SHiCHES I K'.S & S"ii
all his speculations. |
future contract busi- diamond bran
uccessfully carried on. | ? ?
1 space I could tell a I n
things that he advoaided.
.It would be -Kl?P
d and reveal his true
' Gold larrallie hot.-*. 6c..le<l with bi
. , , Ribbon. Takii no orriRu. mu^o'to
it to say that we have i>ruPni?t -a ?.u r.r tiii.tunH.Tti
-uo ?nnn tU.,? i\ t? diamond iikanii pii.i.s (or tW'
S( InGI) tflrin w. 1 . j years res?ardrd ns Br* t,Safest, Always V
s and now that he s SOLD BY ALL DFtUGG
is write his errors in timk EVERYWHERE ?
l:\S-7enduHn1",: PUTS THE SNOREHS TOGE
I "1, < Marine Corps Officer's Littlt
we all loved her, but Gjves AI1 Hand. a Chanc
do in her distress is to sieep.
hize. which we do
She knows where to Washington.?Ilncauso six
comfort Thn /.mm ~i
. | ci< vjtii netuiiitiua anorea am
?, will be a comfort to awake the flvo other sleepe
p. ' guilty of *tho habit, Sergt. T
. i ,, . ... Reunion, in charge of a sqnadr
< . t? (1 ?d tills lettoi t,ie |0ra) barracks of tho United
unds, hut I must say marine corps, has replaced the
(iOV. Manning. lie? is nonsnoriug members with n
nan in tho >*ij*ht placo. from other squadrons who am
O tho general assom- norously and wonderfully,
before the adjourn- "S(> they'll keep each other
mentis him specially to whe:i tbey 8aw wood a,,d wm
en of South Carolina. torb *he ,re?l ,of, pe"?an
iu i i member of their lodge, said 8t
f . v " *lS'r l'm *1'! Reardon by way of explanation.
the unfortunate q.j,0 new arrangement suits
Deak volumes in his gnorers perfectly and tlio ttve v
he condition of the rated urn pleased beyond tnea
very much improved it has been said of United
the least that can be marines that they can readily
* the circumstances, i-s themselves ?o any and all <
mid be a sin to swap H,ai,cfcS' un'J< r any a,ui aU COTM
IK and let the manage- ""i sergeant
state affairs go back " "r"?f "0"'lve " 1,1
inds. I do not believe
lone by the good peo- New Form of Cam<>r,.
The letter in ^ camera with which motlc
not fully copied, but mres of the aurora boreallB huv
led thereto. It is old, made has been built by a 8'
stale, but under all scientist
istances I hope to be
J.VV.TW1TTY. nANC|NG ARD
\j SPRING LAXATIVE i/w
nd time tried remedy Is
few Life Pills. The first fit if Vfj/'e/rj//r.
ore the slnggish bowels. ^P^CKXUy
9 liver and clear the sys' \ m
te nad biood imparities. Are you planning a dant
to yourself to cleai* .the * , &i/^i
)dy poisons, accumulated TOO Want PINK* UAINtl
.*%??"? yZ ORDERS. Thaf. where
live. 0 M Ot
to the Pale and Sickly
4i^!r?SJ?,S?SSi ^blT US AND BE CONVIh
i the blood.and build* up the irtI*.
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