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K. :ii%-ill ititi I !:< s?-ji:i-:l laiitil -T of
\j i.i ilic i itilliiti fitr t':< r'lvliun. !
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V.* im li-r?tiv> 1 r*T??rs?l.?y :il'< Tliomi |li:il :1i('
fii. n.s < : t:.< ' i. < . u. it. iiad
viirlu t<? :i! :?ri-li?m !i:11 !:t-r !! I 1 < l.<\
our l"f 111 t r ro;nl. Il tln-y iiavc
v\ lln'> liavi-.-iir ii 'M lv llian'i-. Hot
v..- |".-:ir l!ic jymj!I hi : !) ? !vi-!it>n, Jjti! I ?v;ii|s?>
I ln :r ;?? :i??:i in u i:h.Ir.iw in;; in tax <|Uc?t i<>n
:I! n ivi' t-.s tin1 w .n'y iia-.l tin- i-xiNtriiH-tit.
1 li:<t Iili^llt I inr1t!?-m 1.1 Ui'.itril a ? ??!>T s[
:ts lint ! ?:? w.>uVi l?riii:j a'mi:t.
Willi -tills |>'rH-:llll I". ; .if was Ili-llVil Mnlli!
y. _\ ? ! Mr li.-anl >c?tr!?la> cvi-iiin^ wIiNjmtitiSs
I !ia! Is:crlilii'!i'i f< :<r?- s;ii;
di .Uiii^ tin- cilitil to u?-i a s;;tiici? lit iimi.lnr.
naiMi s in iH ili-r :ui l< rtto!\
Wr ii i\ iii-vit kii.nn a:i\t!*ii?sr :?1 ?i? tin1
jnt.-iiiinas i>r i!i<* tiiovi-n.r ti's nf tla- fi:--ti.!s
it tin* l-ia.l, an 1 .! > i!?-t sj-"al; a. I v1ly
as tn tln-ir ;>ios.ni inVnt :<ais. 1. tf il any
? lit t :;t s||s,-j|.,;',.|i j, maiir. v. ? lm| ti) l>o at
1 in* ivsi;r:tvtiiin.
i'liti! .s<uiu-:i::ii_' mir: 1 i. t !s <a:.l >r iimji-- mir
ri'aiU is u'.ay i x| ! a ti-st i;|i<?ii 111.- I'lltlf-iail
<|i:<s;*.vn. il :l i> .li-.vl. liav>- iiotl.liii; ill,
t" s;iy 1.1" ir.
i*! -snri i Ilia! lln- i-!l?>rt Io |.-\ lias ! ji
sil*:i>!! - I ti * I '.."ill; I!i> s|.it-I;I.lri s
'' { I5i<- < *'. I J. ?V iII. !:. I?r:i u rait-:iiI art In
Wh-lr.ivinstn fi'tiwnf trnuM?-t??i.-.ir p '
I'. s. !.as| 11! ;!:t uv |. -ii n? -1 Miat lla-|?Htti<
i: ar>- slil! Iti-iuy; |?ri* i-ntnl to ni:r
< 'ur iiiunu'uvii!" uf yi>t.-r<!av may tin-i?-: :?
pi-i-mainiv. Il tlii- fiiiT.<!s m' tin- r..
r. t('. 1!. II. kIikuM iililaln 111.- i:ivi-s..:,)\
nitiiuiity of mir r- al< staleo-.vihts tosigii tl;c;
j.i lit-yii ivl- jTi-?-!tti!?" tlw- i-'-tic v. ill In- iii.ii>. ,
"I'txr !';>j of Ti-arlirrs.
We nolitv llial !a various ?-<-t:i>us of the'
State the pay of tcaelcrs lias I1 Ili?>r?m*;111y
tliseiisM'il. anil >vi:h ?>i:aeconl the venliet
seelil* to l.e 1 hat the p.iv is to i ?t:lall. whieh
I ict sccihs iu receive !iiii:-ca:i>-i!t:nii ilian iii*jteee??.ity
for tasthlti! s. r\iee on tin- j ft < :
11ll* teacher.
M'e presume 11:< IV arc feW IVailet* of tile
/V r*;n/ /;.( (,(, r \vj.II i!-> rill' know thai Wo
thick ll:'' \\h--!'" \v ?. Ill N unm; in
piinci|!c. aal <1 morali/in:: in its etl'.-ets.
I'.oii:.: no u:y iliu-i-ily inli-r. ?! { ia the
ii iN n| I !; S'atv. ! i; > \ i i;rvi-t!n le-s i.t?m
I'M' 1 til-' \wrkin.: it" : I: > ! i I sy?t<in.
'I In- t< ."ichors Wfi'i1 oiieo | hi ill - i ?. ? a month.
I.'.l mnv tlny:ire pa'il only ?J->.? * a tuoati:.
Willi few i-M'i-]>tii>: *> uo li:i\o Hi'- same teach? :*
now that ?r hail \vInn t!? stlaiy was
S<n." 1 a laionI!i. The fact s. we think, will l? ar
out I ho a-MTiiott that our seltno'? iiiv open
In ice a |oi:?j a.* 11:? \ wi n- when 1 li>- teacheis
w.-re} aitl the hi?l.tT salary. 'Ma; lower sa!ary
may not i;i\c the trai In r : > Imij; a vacation.
(.tit it certainly gives the people longer
*o1m?iI li rt?s.
Tiior-c ?f onr <?!ir<r.s who lulievo in tin public
school svstclii at all. aiv ohllse'l to see
J he ailvanta!;> s which tln-y thrive t'roin tlie
Jnn'er salary. ,\s there are liii>rv* loach';.than
solaviN, even at thf low prtee. we think
?t won!*! he tolly to rais-' the sa'ary. ami \h
u:*t th" public t\:inl ia throe or four
ino!i;ii-, i:i-tiail of running the schools six
ori'.uht iiioii'h" as at p'esent.
We are, lam ovi r, content in any event. It.
make- no ililSi r."icc to a-. In:t we think tliosf
t'Mc!i' i'< who ilii i;o; sitceevi! ia i??*tIit?n sutlieient
-alary at teaeltin.; miulil tin I otle-r aa 1
ir.ui!' piMiPnhie etcploynient. I'oti't oj en
#tIk' >cIh>o!s tor the heJielit ot the teaohor?.
lull csti.Hish tin in !nr the of I In- ? !> i 1tlreii.
ll Hie m*':ooI fund i.? i:iKic| <i.r lIn' lu lllit
ot the tcachcis. then tin1 Si.liiiy Mionld he
increased. li it raised jor tin- l?i net.t ot
the children, then the salary shntiM nut he
in1*! e:.svil.
The interest iirr'ii'at >> ) t/f ir/mff ilc'i'
fur th'- " "/</ /" . ? <///< < / <(/ >!,.
j ,;/r ,,/ /,?/' / >< ! .7." " tf.c r> /'!. t!-,u
fit i;n:ir ii'i!iritl;i"l ('tjr-'s f? < u'j srn n-ti; '
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V.'lio is Itixlif?
fttir "{ftoil li:imnr/(l neigh' or. 11??* iif/rr,
fci ve? ns a cent re sh?t in tlie fi-l'itwin^ parafri'iil'li
in its extra <>f l:>st Monday :
(in ti Niu.K^s Ki: \k. ?There i* no ffrntiml
i'or tlit* tear that thn-e w li>? <1 l?? tin*
capital stock of the Km'!H'!i Ihoid Koad and
tho^e incorporated xviili it, can otl'-<.-t with
tliat siii>scri|>tion tit.- payment of t:infor
1 hese lioii'ls. Tlicy are to lie voted under an
iict siih"M*i)Hctit to that, ? hich s?ii"-rcedcs mi v
oih'T. ami are to lie voted f >r a different ro:uJ.
The I. iw of the 'iiiii/ is w holly,
and radica ly w.-onz.
I!l reply, we would s-:y that we adhere to
our t'rst proposition. The snh^eril cr> to the
Atlantic and French Itroa 1 Koa?l are exempt
from taxation, and If the railroad resolutions
i'a.l been adopted hy our people, tiiose who
lit! not want t!u ror.d would have Itaii m |?ny
s'.j mills on their |>ro|< -rtv, instead oi'
ciiU'o of such exemption. ISeiut: on [.aw
Kanci' soon aft' r the pnHleatlon of tin* ahovc
paragraph, wo consulted several lawyers,
cry (inr of whom was ! ? !< 1> ? 1 in the ;xti:rin:ilion
t!iat the sntiscu'? r< to tin' Atlantic and
l-'renoh I'road Valley lloa l arecx-mpt. Tin y
! n'iscriticd to the Mock of t In- road on tIjo < \liress
condition tiiat they should tic relieved.
That condition was lvco^ni/-<1 in the act of
consolidation iuvl no fnttnv legislation can
deprive those subscribers of their rights. We
wore cited to these words in tin* e institution
?>( the t'nited Kta'es; "NoState shall pass u
Jaw i!ii|iairi:u' the oldlgatlou of contracts."
While on this subject, we would ask onr
friend* if t !;? > have discovered any
mentis hv which liiey expect to prevent creditors
from attaching their bonds if ihey vote
th 'in. liven if the town council should
refuse to sign them, have t!i -y discovered
any means to pr? veiit creditors of the
road from I *|?' y i sits loti.e Courts tor a n-in<
compelling the council to issue them
as k uoa as they are voted ?
illtrJV.*' itrrmtlif /.a till- ir/fh' ijrht
for i. I h>- ri 'hin I <>>
ytt/r t>f tcih/ M'f'.T") f'f t't tbc'fiitU
. II fftl't' I tt{l-t'(if it" f f CI::'/ A
jrrr.j.r
- - ? - * X?- -C"*
.*?! !>; * i!l<? AroilHi'tl <>} Kililro'lils.
I.n*t week In* Ih-'ti a n<>| on.- i:i Al?t?-vil!e,
:i!nl our |>< ople have ( cm thoroui'lily
<U<111S1I<111 t|i? ruilnci'l <1 ii'-t ioti. I ..rot I'rii):?V
S llllC lli'.l:' (lo/.' li C<llt!etllell Weill out In
lo?vii seekin;; >i^tiat:ir<"> ;<> I'-titioiis j?::i\
t lie town com lie. 1 to or<i<'i* :iii < ! et ion for a I six
< 11 t lie people lor tIn- Ix-iiclit <il lli.' f::ro!ii:a,
I"111111?< r.: 111 <I < i iji a i<l' lueaso Kai!r<<;il. Tliis
|>clilion it is uii<i rst'xiil, < 111a 11a:1 from
vituf of *li?% stockholders o( tin* *"<?l??|
Tilc MTU ~ 1 < <*:? ;I inovelsrilt of tliv -*<?.-!?li<t!?l*?i>
i:i l?r<>i;t t" 1 ir |:ti : 1 -> ju aft' r
tin- puMieMkMi o: tin in '.v?;<:i|i. r- u'.ivi' i<s no
??tii< r we in- "f pn?;< s! tli.ui I v an
fra. wlncli we <!i I on Siturliiv iik.1 niir.*.
Some three litiii liV'l or four liuii<li< :< '>; e s
w< :?- j?r:nt?-<l au.l jjveii t<? c:;rri< is v. iili instruct!< !!>
t<i <I *! 1 vrr oil'-, at ;iti<ar!\ hour, t <
every <hv<\!iir^ ai<<I bu-it:c>? ho'.;v in town.
'J his action 0.1 our put t iia<l i<- <-!!i et i!|on
tlie laiiul- <>! Hi.- ! a:i<l deckel tie)>i;iiiU^
<?l !'<< P'MUio.l. To coitl:l<-raet tlrit
llioniitur, a? WV \\:j ?!iy
in the intiT">:> of tin- .-i.m KIkiM- :< >! ili
railroad. J:i liint I'M la :i c.iil was fur
liKiro livMfi-s, whic'i iti' \vitln-:i |>i?iii1i:r.f
And wliii'll we distributed > ?'ui a'ti-r tin- call
of tin1 .V-??/'' . VVIii-ii tin- matter was uu(torsfood
l>y us to !> d-ad, wc i ? tl< ?l -Iill allot
her extra mi Tuesday tnnrniir.;, that <-:;!ra
iM'injj a mi in u ID' n' to t In- lni-i:io:-y ? ' I! i?- < "arolina
('uiiih' ifainl and <"I.i< '^ ? lltiliiil.
The inatti r wliidi v. i> |iufri.?!i d on s ttnrdav.
Muii'l iv, and Ttn-? I .y hi?>::ini?> a:?- iv;>:otl'.nxil
in Miv.-c *.-oi?ifsr.-?,
7'/"' I,(' (-. v' .1.1.t
for the /.'?(//> ',?</ nonbl t.c / < /?.-? >1 nt !' .
Ttitr of o/j/y .^'.''.i.T-i " ft'or, the r> Itirtimi
on /jour itnliri<ti(-il Utr'i I'C'iij ."riii-nh/
Over f!>:> 'lonui-iins
The f!r//i\t.-r Is :i constant and i-arnc-f adVnoife
of tli- <'aro!in.i Midland K:i11: ?a>IJ
from ( 'liarlostnit t-i '?reenvilli-. In last.
Weiinsdi.v's K*Ue flute i> an article, ! I:i
*vliii-h in- iriki- tin- I ill-, win;; l-arairrai'li :
- TU- K > \\ i '/'rihim>- rj iinu- 11: .1 K:i"\vi"
fu i?i .11?-r : !?'niiii- ! .?t i ir I! : it :mv ? ty in tl
t*.?nlti. XV<-.? >. ili.-ji, (lint Ktio.wi.l" i?
iUMn* Ih iTi v.-r?>i;r liji < tvc |> .iiit; ( :' I . iv ?
roTH ?*<*l n>ti w ilfi n \ :i!i;;i!*V tl :: !? ivti,ri ati*l i!!i
? i<l<* i>lr t**!iiii.a r??i.ci? witli tli?* >">itii?i?t
t>. i; :t? ti.<* i iii.t ];.?i it i'ii. . n.|?>i
mini ?!iI > on I! vm.?- ht ii:i- w i ii i'linJ.IH.
nv;!.?* :n..| I.V.|(I?\ i'llf. ;iti*l ?*.* !iri? :.<! I I t 1
-Mo'i. '!!: * uir li:i?* ilMitiiv !>? :? ' 'i:niM i t??
Kil JniM'*. I In* :iir li'i*'fi"i!i " :
K>i"\viln* i? I ] > tut! >. with :i fiv i hi? nin. -i. iitli<t
tl?* ?:iv ! r-r'ly t!.'? :iir liii*-. t "i-ti*.- ?t i<>ii wi i.
Kti<>vvi.:c coiiM ?i..t i ii! u'ivi* >'' iti11 !*is t> 'ii? ?
ii 4'ii I." >u?*h :i- *'' * Ii"* ti*<t y?*l f?-it.
l>ot? iil.-l;iinl;ii^ nil I:, r ? nt< i ;*i ! ; :irr I li:?i iiviil
1. :? j'l-t til" ;.!< t !*?*t? !i* li:< -t ! >' ?ii?*li :.n \ hi
J-l. :.? K *i?av ilV iiit<-'..-.| .iii t? 'ii- I'lifili. ?:t iilnw.-iiiil
:.tl '|.|, < t.iiiiiil i i a'i'l I lnr!?*?!?>ri * 1,1*1 i.,.t
t;*l to J.-riv- ^ -.-.t Ii, ii filh. |r'.'In tin* s->:i:c*. hi .j
t. I it -if ?iv:it ::.! !, < ;|*i :*.. <i- \ .*! ;? ! Ii*-!*-. tli^iv
ii;*! ! in. I? t*. r i;.?..i<!m*ti"!i I" ( i n.v ! l! i" '
%* ,t?*r ( ?< r i!.*\. I ; in- i.t it. in *!..- <-itiiu> fi* n v it!i
Know-ill* ;>< ; !<-. tr.niu .l to jn?t mi< ii iMl<j*tii*
>'nMii I}iis it w.ll !* i? !v w, i n Hi;;t wln*ti
j!it- <;i*:iivi.i r.*nlial >v*t< tn lal;c? Hiar::<* of
t hi* cum i! vil?* ;:n i I u:iimik nillt iijiil .-Itiil lays
<lmvii c!?< Irois iu ?;r?-< I*villi*, t!i C lhi?i nil**
)i*.r;itlull will l?i* within 1!". tiiili-K *>l Kim*;\
1:1 . ai;.l thai, t*?>iiiii< 'i*ii;_; at iJtvi 11vi:I - the
road <*.i!i la* iiiiii*!i na>ri* i*!n* ipl.v l.tiiJ: 111.,:i j
>vi* s'art at Ai!? -?. l!y I>ui??]>ta l>!?a:i<*ii
frolu I'lie Wrst and .\l<l>'*vi!l:* of Trov.\.*<* \* ;!!
tlu ll 11.iv a r?M I ti?<iiv.*livi!li*, ttll'l It Ctf. livilli*
will ?*iiti!tilniti* liiiirty. wi* iiavi: n*?
<: .< > I liiat tl.o (i.oj-uia i ntial ?ill ov?*i*
I In* in* iin'aiii> atiii 1 In:{ - i ' ' ti-i 111.* d--ii'i* i
1 .til -viiiiv.fityit, i
I
V ?f I '! Iti'j (ilii1 I'i'OJicrlJ l??
k(i:i??l THifir Komi?
, .1/", rh 1
Mi" |v < [... line |.mil :nv still taking
in)- v?! tn tli'- |>r<>;>(i?f<I l>iiiMinu i>l a ]
| t . \- I'll I i' Is r i?r?-?l
? tn. ii? tii iy ili' :i !in?-!.v
v.iii. ft u i I ivvi)!'." t!>: ju a hp.-i\y siti-l
' i | ;i I'd,.; ; 11, .y ) iTinu : :i ;.il j
'tu ili* inn tli." oxjivti-i' iiuMii'i?'il. \V? j
m:i\ t." Iii I'M'ir. IhiI we I'.'.tr Jli'i tiTIM* of tli* !
I'olftiiMi In It v\ this tax wutlM
t f i :<I t!ii' liidivi.lit.ll tliun now :?p|>r:trs In
11i:i> < :i its !'? < . iivit 1 lit1 MM of t!ic ??"> j
si' s' i| |>ri>!'i viy jti'.l s>"i' if y.?ti il-i im! thml;
that \w :.iv i li.ir^' il with sutitt* |>ru| itiv
wl'.ii'!i v.ill nut pay it* ^liaii
I iliis ! : 111 111> ci"i r.
'i"!i?-n !! ! ijf.i Sun i>l'llio liahiltv ??!' t!n?si*
s!ui-!;!i"!.!. t - \\!i<? s'ilistvlhi il to tl;f* Atlantic ^
;k::< 1 l-'rn.rh l!|n;ul roiil --III.111.I hcsottkil lie-|
iwrr hliiHIy vote this ilclit. That r.ia I is a
ja: t <>i" ti;r t uilliiV! I;:i|i| < i.iji, uilil th'Ke slock - \
hut-Vrs si.!'?. ) il ,'iI l>> that Uhilrr
1 he rxi'irss filial il ion J It:. I liny shoal. 1 In; al|..\\
iil i-i < .1:1 l'i-1 ila-ir ~k ia any future laxa'i.mtlal
ini:;'il lv mailo fir llic nci'l. Tin*
art hi' coiisn'i lalion acknowledges thai
\i-niiiti?>n. W" make i o |?rctciise li> a
k ii"?u ;>-.li;>- > !' I !.< I.i v . l>at : I yeins clear In u?
t'..".i iliny arecxenij t. !i mi, tiien it Is of vita!
inip .irtaiicc ihat we k.mu it Il thc.van' cx
in;!, w, li- li-v.i Ilia! Die l.ix which olhrrs
wilt have) ? i-:?y will ainuil'i: tuoivlil ami a
half ii i 1 is. on ih I!-, which ;i?i.! *.I |.? the
I::I lall.lahall n.e.v h vir.l, WotiM make Il'li
imi:< i n- town .a;.! raili'i.nl tax. This atlihil
to tin' s:ai<' t ix. umil.l make twenty-two
an;:-, nr lirarly two ati.l a li ilf | rr cent. ol
annua! lax mi our |>ioj rt !y. Km :i j I I he sn!> -.-r11ii
r-. lo tin* Atlantic an.I I'rclich llroail
i! "ail, slioiiM In1 liahl-.i ;;ii.| wr cannot sir
low t'l -y arr -otir town las wn:i|.| he live
tiinr.. ifivari T than il is at j-rrs-nt.
I..-: Hi:- proj.Ir a..( :..rj.-L th.tf il is not a
<|ii. s-io.-i hi' rithl oj way ih r. th<-y arr \?.1 inu
lothS ioail, la:! Irl : il- tli Mini inlirr lli.it a
mi:.- :,.i 1'i.il ml. i p. i?>- i:?an- a :.-tx laofr
(i:n i..i!> i'i;iii ;i!.y wii.rli w ;s ,-vrr laM ii| on
is I.;, li r ilaal i.'ov. n ini'lit.
We all iri.,i taint lln- extremity in
w!r.. !i wr w< rr |i!a<ci| l>y r\travai:an< r
I thai ^ t\> riiHa-:,t. W'r know tin- K i Ileal
|-:i!t* njij.rr.s. ,J lis I'll- i.||!y a I'rW >'t a'S, !ml
lliis tax which the fricnils of the ('niiiiirrl.iinl
*ia;i rua ! projtiisr to fi-t -u u;> m us, i> to last
for t wri:ty yrirs-i:i:ii! ! lie ?iva! majority of
us shall h:iv<- ;ul(i' hence.
If the i'umlirrlanil fJap rna.l is the good
thing which its liirii.is ciaim iorii.it can
wait a 1 in! wiiiic, until wcc.ti ?! l.-ri'iino
(lit* n> rious an I vital <|iic<i!ii:i< it?v?.t% !.
Yoti h.i\e t'vi'iisehoii v.-?: . >,* 11 tn>*. then
canyon ii- ( i:iv?-???. :iI I vist a I iy of r.ir",
before I.ivii'.' violent I ;i:i Is upon our property.
:> > ! appropri .itliig ii to tlii' Imil iiic: of
your ill whic'l wo :?! : U >t iliVresic!.
? Jiu\? !iv ir 1 much about tin- <li'-iirtli:ii||i'<*
o!' jm'.vv.in I harm >iiy ai.im; o.ir own p. mi.
] ! '. \V<- ar-' <:jr?? that ini:ii? call move i-iirii
>My >1 >!:i- tin' promotion of Jove, ~!iiji
jh'.h'"Mil I an->i!-\vil; ili.iii w I i, ait'I mi' l;oj>i>
lli.it i! I - noi ?!? ::< in u< to appeal to yon a*
I'l'Umv-i'iti/i'tis t i voa for a il iy, from
t'ii- I lir- at- n -.l art.
We presume t'lat none w l'l ib-ny that I! is
at any tini-- :t liL:li-!ia id- ! iiva?u e for a bare
majority oi t!ji> citizens t> take by fore.-the
j ropi rty oi the miiioriiy to IntiM a reml
which t hey il.i not want. Wr hope, therefore.
111 zeal i.ii'l patriotism of it* fii. ii-N may
not !e i i tin-in to a hasty action whereby (in:
<ie;jil, the willows, ami orphan- of Ihis coiuiniintty.
-shall Imaili' to pay enormous ta.\e>
to btiiM a r.iilfoa'l, which to >ay the least, a
la rue minority of our citizens believe can
in-v? r brlii}; the iloiiel relief. or any atle Iireturn
for the money which it is pro.
I wit to take from us by force.
This is |.ii ci'ious a matter to tie
lii'htly ami thoii^htli s->!v <lispnii .| ot.
.i t- ..i" i- i.-i.,. ..t.i,. i..
I?:!y shoti'd n<>i Iiv trampled uud.T fii'it. Til.;<>itii-1,
r. > !'! his Kovcniin* t ijitI to proMc'
ii- in t!?? i?.s-i-?--i.?n <>f our property. and
|.? j?r?-v-?st its la-in.; taken from us, exe.-pt
til (!.? UoVcl'llllli'Ht iltl.l t'l l-tlforiv Its
laws. 11 a vv w>- iu> t inhts w liic-!i lln- majority
should ITh>- widow :iii 1 orphan, t!i?-I
nu -iliiiir poor, and :ill u ho may l?v itivi.lv. d
in this sr.-at d.-t?i, i-.-rtainly d"?vrvo y..i:ii-i11
i.Hi. ii'iil \v hope I!i. : in III-.ii. y
may for .-xtoi-t>-.| li'.cii any ilistn-ssi-1 viliz'-n
to zimIily your |.! iili - in t}:. promo!i..ti of your
. ill. rpri*.- wh'u-li i- ill li-a.-t of <ns.-stio::;i!>I<r
ln-ii -M to tliv cotnmutii'y, and whii-!i ni:.?J
c.\i?t as a si-parati- orcaiii .'.ation. Til.- history
of ali railroad- has proved l-i-ymid th.-shadow
of a J hiVJ sh-j.'-t liu.-s cannot maintain
lJu-ir s. j.;irat'- cxistim-.-.
If w<-invoivi- oitrselvi-s in this i:i<\\;r.!<-:.h!<d?->>t.
an.) cv< n if wv si. ml ! I.y some cIimr-j;
possibility. not now a;.j?in-nt, I nahinl to
soon Willi II:.- work, and tli.j road from h.Tito
Ai'j-ti s!io<:|.| h.-cnmu :-n an-.iiiipllshrd
fact, lln' stm l;!iol.!.-rs would iwi-ivi- no I.-turn
for llu-ir-.-tvut outlay, iiik! tin-y would
in- forced 1 i .!<? :i- otli'-iv havi- .loi.i-. Tl:. y
wiuld M-il tln-ir stoc!; for a pitt uu-o. The
Clyde* or the <?vir^l:l system Would I'.- the
only puivhav rs iin<l ih.-n oiirronl wi uld.f; II
into t!:--ir haial-'. If tin- road fioni '
bevillo t-i Aiken, shouM fj-ll Into thv'
hnii'S of th.' ii--oriri-? n'ral, would
we i?' any better o:i than we wuu.d
be if we s\ould now trade with that
corporation for a branch at a much
!? >< cost ? If it should fat! Into tin- hands of
tin-1 lydcs a:l our hope of competition would
!> <:ouc, while this mountain of d- lit would
crush and oppres- us all our lives. For th?se
a:i 1 < ther reus mis wc implore von not to take
by force our properly t ? build y?.ur road? ii;
road lit wtiieli we have 110 faith, and which
?'! do not want, even as a trill, and wtii< h, so
far :ts wc arc able to see, cannot hy any |?>s-'
sitiility, tie of any h.-m-tit to the town. We
claim to he as litieral anil as patriotic, aeeordinu
to our means, as t]> > friends of the
i '.;roliu.i,?'uinhc! I.iii.l i ia|> and ('hiea-io I'.iilroad.
and we will not he-it jit to .spend ami
he spent f ir any leasable t'titcrprUe, where wc
can see that there i< even a remote jio.-.sibilty
for I lie town to he hciic:iied.
The tax to | ay interest would he four fold
more burdensome in ;;ny event than any little
di:!ereiiv? vvliieh we might jrui'i in ficisrht.
I la vi-our j> oj.|e loruotton the luro." about
t he cheap Hoods and cheap freight - at Alldelso:i,
which exciti'd our people a f w years
auo? That bubble has burst, and now At>dets.i;i
payson tir>t?ela>sfri i^bt vI."?'i per hundred
pound-, while ?e pay only -l.-iu. It is
fre-h i:i our memory when lirccnville furni-lied
uood and frei;;h!s at astonishingly low
ra!* s. I h;\i di lM-ioii. too. was soon di-.-ij at- d
in thin air. and < Sicctivillc no v pay- vl.l- per
han lied lor tir-t c'.i-s fr.-iutits, while we are
i'!i i:tr?-,l a sum IWelvec ii'sb--|oW that liuure.
An it v. i.? in A?i'!crso:i am! < ;ivt-ii\i 11 so it
i? ii-.w in < itvciiwtrni. tire nwoo'l is clcval' tl
by 1:>t temporary U'l\a;i;ni:c, as wi re- Aii'Icfs*-::i
j?:i'}' ;>i :ivi!I A??:>?. * i?l?- i> no-.v on!T? <|"t:i?Ui'.ul.>
-?l as site was ?*ji-1 t'own
\\ hfti Ap'!'T.-o:i an I ?11 v i i I * were triuiii;>!;:?t;?.
'i'nii' is .1 t'tva? icvi iir :in<i :< great
tronvctfr of evil-. A> there is ev< r J>i'?.-s?-111
ill tin- | l.y neiti :i constant ctl'o:! of n:it
'ire lo fiirt* I lie i N \v!iit*li sn.iy iilllict I !n* in11
i v: i.i.11. so it is in tin- commercial aii'l linancial
worhl. This nmritiiral discrimination
against u> at i Irecnwood must rvi iitnaily i;ivc
plaie to justice, equality, iiml lair dcalin::.
AI>1 iIwas in >1 I t11: t in a day. Hit foundations
are so t!;c;i am! so soii<! t ii it !i?-r ?-<iiij 1ii'.iv.imi
cannot > ii'v.i-ly iill'ivlc<i in a <lay.
or a month, or a ear.
Tl:' n K 1: ti'-: we'd 1.>r u> to i-oiiOI-t Hie
-itmtion car'tally an 1 edmly? Is i' not
It.'tier to ar tin* i!l? w.- have titan to Ilv to
tla r ;;!! ! r c\ !l?
V.'.- in .iti" I.imi t to cv.a y titan who
fa'.'f * llic lew r i l. 111 same sincerity ami
l.oii' ~'y of |>11rj- >--j wliie'i prompt- it? lo npII
to ilicii; I i! -i-t li'oin lin- |t rpt iraiioti
of an a? t. which may forever fasten an
i;i*i:i!it.i!i!c I>nI<-:i upon ii--. In our / al
a:i-l energy m an i-:f >rt to do v\ 11 t! we think
!'e?t lor I !|" "OWII, We hop t > IIIVC ollelic t'>
none. We appal to your live-on. W- a?k
\ oil hot to act hi.silly. We a-!: you to give
our it-tsonaiil" r< 'ii:e>t your thoti.'liUiil consi-l.-iat
io-i.
hi coiic:u<i'?!i. ! Ilmv-ci:iz> ns.wc would 1
t!ii< iii.iM'T ijih.ii l.s. \\'<- ii!i<>t wtlllli'jly
I' li- ymi In l,il;c ni:r }?r??;ly to I>t: 11<I
yi.sir mci I Wi ilo tint ?rc :is Volt i'o. You fan:ii'l
oiiiv- it ii< ! > Mnir wiiy of !l.mUi:i-.'. It
r<-mai:i* :i for * <m to -;ty wl.i-t11 i* \vc shall
In- put !k t !i'- lr.'/ut'li* "I :?iir mix lvi ?.
Hi- >"?>! villi li t u< liavv [.'ao\ li
\ ?i"l * It'll:I 1 till 11-4 nil I !.c COIlt'^t. Ill I'! nllt V'.t f
t??. .hi I t !>?-:i !: !< >.tir |>r->|>i-i ty f'ir \ i>wr nml.
it wu'-I !? tmt a | ii-ir vi?-i?>rv ov.-r your
frit ii'N.-i i?I 11 -i _1111-IS;11 i:\nniiiM-t upon
l>i ? *? in j t!iK mat*? It 11 1111-1y.iii with
I.iilli.'--a.nl :uh1 .r. ;m l with all tr\ :il <>t
Citi/l'll-i III III'' ( IIM,i">U-!|CSS of lUtVlhlitl^
llicir rights aii'l their property.
i ; >< ! li it ii.N ati l in-tirlilio:*, is it asking
tun merit of J olt tn lr! I hi* mat'.1-!' lilop?
It) 1Ei; <i!i/.eiis <?f Alilii'\lllc.
, ? .,/ M-m !i '.'I .*/.?
Petitions } iy ii>r tin1 onlcriiii; of .'ill eleotiftii
In\i! l'oin!> mi tin' tmvn Of AM.I-Vilhit,
ai<l ! ! tli'- i"oti!.|ria-lioit of tin: Carolina.
I "itIII> 'l*!*>>1 I <i '|> JIII'I I l ii'.-rj-i i: illriKKl
wci'i' i?n*-1-iit?1 lo inar.y of oar ?-|t ii-."i.s yi>.
t. rilaj attn iH'oi:. ami we |?? i >i:11 those fiI
ions will !< t>r? t I to ot|i? r el: i/.nts thi
mi milium lor :i<! I i 1 i< 11 ; 1 iiiv<. In order
l!i;i! nil" peopl" iii iv hut net liurrif-lly or nil:i<lvi?ii-<lly
u e have pi ihteil I 111- sheet in warn
tin-ill :i';.iih<t 1 f:i-ty action. |!y flic !<tiii> of
ll*:* law the Hi Hi'.ji chii only l> <irilv!"?| ti{ >>>
the written re ju?--t ill a ma.pni.y ?!" tin* landowners,
up 1 ?would iirye upon sneli < : I j /i
n-- a- have not :i!r?-a'ly d ilir petition
to nivi ill" inaMi-r ?! 11!h-i-:if consideration
Iu'lot'i* 11-ittliii : their natiw - to the pronioiion
i.l an enterprise which !>?*- v*is yo ureal a
i|i !>t n| o i n?, and u Iii' h may In- fraught u il li
the nii.-t . il coijseijtieiicc? to ii- as < it </ctis,
ami prove an incu'iiis and a harrier t'? our
ItiItir? prosperity a? a eo:ninereial marl.
v. htt? r niir prote-t f:oiu char convictions.
If a ii aj iiily of o:ir ciii/ens s!ia!l deem it
V.i-e an.I j:i iiei.i'l - to I -I'll this ili-lit lipoil
tli- o mmtiiiity. *.v >! ::t 11 l.ave tin- eon
Sej ,U* III ?? ol'' jlKVit!% tN'iJe war le-t :i?i|.|i;,|
it.
Irian lot liceti e\p!aimil ton-, how wo
em li.ive lii n !- in liank. an i liiey nut lie lia! !
>ei/i:ie inr N i>ti;i''i'iIi >j 1 the raI
; ua-l.
Tl:?- i':n.
; /:> !, ? ../ .1/ irrh ? \
ll \vi- Mil.' Ijii- I'.iilritail l;i.\ il will In- ;iliol,|
in I his way :
)lllcin-.t ?>(
Vi:iin: ! jinyni-. ill <! |-t :i?-s >:i1, 1,
!>< (-lit. !ur i-i?!Jil?-tJul! i!iu| | :ty-'.
i .V.'.C'
Aftor ihf r\f)iiptii>n< lo uliserilicrs to tinAl
lanllr and l-'iviirli l!rna<l I'mi l, ll;': luir lrii
nf Ilii- 1'ittin* l:i.\. f<?! :i while :t|. I a>t wotiM
!a1t mi a iiinrli sinallii* sum thati-tlu; Jisst-s.-ctl
value i'l tin.- tnwn, say nlioul ^40.'yiiti.
'I In- way in wliicii ! > ?-i?i?ut Ihe tax soino'
Hiin^ like 1.11i-: If your I'lojioi'l.y Is worth
I -l.oHi. tin- raiirojiil tax would lie luivaliU*
| in twenty si:ntit;il instalments al seven per
eeni. intorc &I:
Interest oil $*A:< S 50
Annual payment on principal .' <>
i irdinury town tux 1 ">?i
It. l.\ tax
Slat - and county taxes, .... I.'im
Total tor town, K. I!., county, anil state, sjj im
He are no! Able In NIuikI a Unitro.nl
Tax.
(l'jtr<(?/ March >
The zrent mass of our popu'at io:i are sorely
pressed liy the neees?iti< s of Iiand it is
witli much <1'llic*:ilty. tliat many of them
meet tin1 small tax already levied on them
for town purposes,ami Ihe proposed railroad
tax xwml I hear especially hard upon ninetenths
of our citizen*. There uro only a low
pi??>p(rouseiti/.ens here whoeonld slanil tIn*
iioriiinu<> drains which would he require J l>y
the addition of a railroad tax.
There are rami I let wilt meet a tax of a <lol
iarau la hair on the thousand dollars worth
Willi diltieully, and to raise their assessment
to ten dollars* thousand would lie o'p.iivolent
i to driving tlicm f:>?vu their h mes or the
ilenyiim liielll ef miiiic of tile necessaries ol
liic-and all lor wh it?? merely to hnild a
, railroad to Ailsen, a place where we suppose
Ilii' Ir? ij?111s arc no less man iii' y are ai aiiIm-viII"*.
There are many familivs who caiiimt
stand tin- proposed tax. and we believe <l?at
siuiie ??i tlieir homes would have to go, U this
I railroad tax is levied.
j The flrriiiint nil t/ir irtiofi' ilrht
for (/ <' It'iifronil ii-irhl he rc<htrcil it I tin
rah- < / nli/ S!'! .?."> n // nr, thr whirl ion
iiit i/'jiir iifHritlitnl h'.rrs b''in'j sniri'1'!;/
I>crv/iti'if>\
A <fciies!lon ol' I.mv.
A correspondent "II. K says wo were mistaken
as to I tie law as to the exemption of the
snh-ei ihers to the Atlantic and i'reneh !troa:l
V.ill.v liaili'oail. In reply, we will state that
we consulted tlmv lawyers yes ten I ay mi the
snliji i:!, i arh cue' til whom said we were rislit,
that tin-suhsorilnrs were ex< nipt to thecxii-nt
of i heir suiiserii tions. (:ne ol the oldest
ami lies! lawyers at this plaee saiil that no
point of law was more clear lo him than Unit
they iveiv exempt. Another equally as im1
'octant litlestioli loileeiiie is, how eail I hot'.,
>V It. II. hold honds and refuse to pay
i!? del it s ? lluw can we hold the road,and not
pay its den's?
- -
Troubles <'omc in RtilfalioiiN.
(Kr.'ni "( March
In the face or the threatened danger from
a tax for railroad purposes, we should not
I'orsii t 11st* temperance storm n liich Is brewing.
It is i Itogether probab'e t!i:il the next
Legislature will grant tlx-grayer <>f the t inpeiance
people |<> submit tli - <|ttestlcn of license
or no liccnsc to tlicni at tin- approachinir
general election: our opinion is If the
i-st:eis made that the temperance wave will
sweep ovt-rytliin*j before it, so tar as Abbc\
Hlei'minty is concerned. Should that lie
tin- ca-e, tin.- town of Abbeville would In- deprived
of a large revenue, w hen the tnxi-s on
?mr property would necessarily be increased.
Those who arc fanatical on the railroad tax
question, should not forget the possibility, it
not the probability, of the town going dry.
fair J'luy.
"What was the purpose of the I'rcs.i mi-l
/tmmrr Kxtru? Was it to forestall > I l; 11 i 11 vi tinpetition
for the vote? 1 .el 11- have fair play *
? of Mrs'i iiyi-, M in-h j
The object of the I'nxs <tn<l /inntii r Kxtra
was to tm est all the signing of tin- pi-lit ion linr
the vole, 'Mint Jii.il nothing c.se. We acted
in self <lcfein < . Now, as we have answered
your i]ue>iion frankly and nncijuivoially.
will you ar.swer two for us? Why did tinprojectors
of this movement wait until alter
the issue of our papers to agitate this <|tiestioti?
Why was the knowledgeol this movement
withheld from us, though We sought
tin- information ? Let us have lair play.
Interview Willi Mr. Itrawlry.
(l'.i ti n of .1 lurch
We a*!: trillion to the Interview with
.Mi-. Ilrawlcy, as taken front the X<ns mat
Oiitrin\ From that interview it wlllbcscen
that Charleston has 110 idea of subscribing a
cent to our road, or of hiking a dollar'*
width of b'Mids. All talk about iS-ttyMl
to build the load for us, and to blow the
whittle in town before we pay anything is
an cnti:c mistake from beginning to end.
Th e interest aeeoitiit >1)1 the whole tie tit
for the Jl-iUrudtl inu'lil he reitr.ced at the
rate of onltf .*>! ! ."") <t if ear, the rciluetitiu
on ifoiir imliritltial td.nn hcinif searectif
jicreeiiUhfe,
Wl:n: iloi-s {tils Mean?
TI10 meaning of tho following extraet from
tho law autiiori/in^ the consolidation of the
I'reiuh I'.ro.ui Uoad has not been explained:
I'roriitril, That "th?- tax-payers in those
tow n-liips in Amiei'Mdi Comity, wl.ieh have
a; ready voted sub>eriplions by iaxatiidi, and
in tJiirse t'i\vn>!iips in Abtievilli- I 'onlily, who
have siib-i-i ibed to tin- stoi-k -if sai l road, on
1 oiidition that thev In- allowed credit on any
taxation vn'.i il under thereafter, sh ill have
credit on any subscription or asM-s-nn lit
Voted lllldi-l this Act to the extent of any
taxes lev ied, as herein providi d, or lor . tock
in .s;iid consolidated eompany."
AuutSicr (>i*|iniisiuii in tin- Mdiii-y
JlnrKoi.
II may lie of some interest to the lrieixls
>l thi'<?.irn!iii;i, ('ti:n!(or!;ii)il *iat> ainl <'liicago
l'ailroait in know that (Soneral Utirnplir?!i!v>I
?P.rowi? have j?ist rt-*iirii?*?l from
riiarle>ton where tin y (rie?l to si 11 a few of
tin- Ainlerson e:ty liomls, tint owing to (lie
t!e;ires>lon in money atlairs no rates eouhl he
ni:n!i'. It mi^lit In* well for our Anderson
iri' inls to try Sclioliclil.
!<>? O I
ulerestiiiij r.xtraet l?r llir Friends
ol (he < A C. Et. It.
The proviso of section 1!, of the* eoiurolhlntion
net, i> in tlnse words :
"/V?i'i'lril. Tii:it v? tiiuHi ..f ttif | nf ." orIt'll.>
I'.' til l I;'. :i> :illtii'i| i/< "> rilri >, |.'VVii> iir rmi'itir.tnMi!>>i*:i
t-i lIn- iMj-iI:il Murk ill Miiil i:iilii?:ii| sl::t'l
r.-rl :t j j11 V t'l AliSvll!.'. 1 'ii-ki ll!> Hill Kil.'i til-Ill <-111111I'o,
t'lit iIiin i.i-.ij ifiuii >li.!! imt |.n v*-ii! :iii;,
ill til 11* !> finlll Mll'M'llliiliy t'l I ils! l"l|.ll;ll ,-tnck
I mi:?1 <* >iu|>.tny acc? ran.: In I tie |'tm iMuas'if a*e
l;*>n 10."
Tin: State wisely ami mercifully exempts
your home ainl your furniture Irom levy anil
sale, even to tiny lioiiest ilelits. Will you
iiow loolisiilv vote away that exemption in
oriler iSiat a railrea*' may have power to sell
your home ami tr-ils uieler tax execution ?
| JA I'iM jii nt man loresceth ihe evil tli:il is
in store for him, ami votes aitaim-t. railroad
taxation. Kallro iK ha\e 110 souls.
Tiitisk arc very few men in this town who
can Maud I lie enormous t *i x Cor the rallroail,
ami y< I those whoaie liornc down witlidehts,
ilic inlli unties of aire, ilie responsibilities ot
f.1111i!i< s, must pay I.u-^c niom-y to tlic railroad.
Tin: stale in lender consideration of the
children of t lie poor lia- opened free schools
lor tln in. 1 he stockholders ol a railroad ask
yon lovivc tliciu the rijilit to sell your bed to
ra.se money f..r tiieir road.
I..\v your hand on your l.c<trt and say if
you would extort money Iroiu tie- widow and
orphan, incsely to hinld a ro;.d to Aiken or
>|on!iiioreiu-ie on the South Carolina Kailroad.
Ask contributions of money to send tnisMomuies
to ciiiveil the heathen lo Christianity.
Sell out your t*hri*tian neighbor to
raise money lohuihl a railroad to Aiken.
Sit . i t. a m: jority of our citizens lynch the
property of the minority, and appropriate- it
to tin- miimiiu "i 111fir raiiroau v
The funny tiling nhout this whole excitement
is 11 kit t tin: wildest rumors may Ini-r?-.|
11;> >11 itinl charged as a .serious staleincut
fjnin Sciiolli-id.
I,cl our people not fiugd that Aiken lakes
no part in this election. She held ln-r mcetiii.
a year a^jo, and wisely defeated the |>r??]>IIs11
joll.
We think the jire.ite-t joker on Hie American
i 'on I i nen t mix hi yield the | aim to Schotield.
Till: widow, the o-jihan. the sick, the halt
and the luiiic miis'*pay railioad tax.
Ik they don't want to use our bonds, what
is the use oi voting lor them ?
\ vote away your home-tc;al c.\etnp!io:i
hy \ 1.1ing lor tlie railroad tax.
? -
iiow are yon (jeiiig to he hem tiled iiy the
new lailloud*'
Mr. s-.ii i n's siiam coiii mil! i< now run
ninj- iiiL- ai.il tin ;;i e*i;i he Had tush I ojn
I he mill.
i
rri "'i -mmiriwiw?p?? i no wiwwror ?r?i
j fan \Vo 15uil<l si Itaih'oad 7
I'i^urcs About (lit> C% 11 iIr?:iil 'i':iv.
i _ V.V h-.vo ni> !iv tal:rn to i'?|>y from tin- Tri'innivr's honks ? ! I lie*
Town i on:,i ;' t If nr1 me-o| :ij |?.-f-.-ii- \\ I'll have, un ! > this 'iim\
ninth' 11hm!" mi i: ir-.. .m l wl.o |.;i} |,t \ nil :>? intatj as otii' hi'ttilti ;l -.1 nihil
- win I it 1.1 | r.i| c! i v.
i Tim amount* am m>i nm a>i:l to ?,>tin' of Shi* Mlhsi'rilM" ? to t?ir? AtI:ia:ii'an-l
!'ri.'!irh Cto.Mi i:<>ail. lii>iii;!ii tlr.it tln*y shnnl.l not ap.
|>-.if'II tin' l.st I'oltitstn, It;! Ui1 otit 111 ril tluMil in Mitn;' i :i?t.i iii'i's
It'otn lIn'loluiiin in winfii thr tax in i stiitist'i' l on all lint property.
This u as a ini>taim which ua> iltscovi'tfil too laic In i-niTi < <.
Ttn* iliMtrt-i nl an- i 11itI to sh iw : 1st. T':e total iiliiotnit
ot t lie a-si'vstin nt a-rain-t tin !:i\ |i.ifi'f; '.M, Thi' total amount < :
. railt'oai! lax eXflttsi vi- of iii:em-l. whirli i* great i*r tit.ill I In* prineipal:
"<l. Till' low it t ix as now levied; Mil, Tin- tax after tin* railroad has
j lnTti added. if t!iimi- arc no i-xi-mj?t 'on> : Tin* tax aftrr tin' railro.nl
j tax litis h. i>n addid, I'fin iihil tin fi-< i'Xi'iii|'t Ions. The a> taxrs to
j In* line 11I'M Ma till, a ml a like mi in I it Mai eh of i tieh stii'i'i'i'illntf J cal'.
1 except ill t hi' slight a 1 i t|.'iiiii'i> \\ i i i ah in milt h.' Hindi' ill thi' llitri'isl
ili'roiint of t lir tow ti, v. It it'll U i-i'<iiii'i'ii at t la- into t?l s!':i.7*> a y? nr.
'I hi'i|tii'stion as tn whi'thi'i' tin' stiliM't'ihi'i's In tin' Atlantic and
i I-'ri'tn'li Jiroad mail ate exempt I'tntti ttixalitn: litis tint hiett iSi-li:iiti-ly
J -S t ii'?l.
Fur collection in Match,
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Citniiinuliiim ?V Tet*ii?l.*- .
??ii'i") oil J...I IMi 13 .>11
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i W'.iK l>un<las _? >2"? 1 j - ' 4 II - j> "'!
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laiiH's M. (iilcs 1
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Mrs. M. I-'. llaliuiKiml :: imi i"> !>' '? - ? -J
i {i !u / iI't'ii A "J [i;11 iiiiVi: i.....'t 1
A $25,000 FIRE. Tho Wn>' nr 1
c < / '.rlril "/
II will lie olwcrvftl ill
t'h<> notl !>Js:?Hlr?ms <or. Hay: rail oil , i.?. i< .....
Ilial li is VlsiS<*<l Antlcnvii iti I'or- !
i/e counties, township;
t.> 1 oars. trrcsicd in tin? constru
[.ImtrrxfiH Jnh llir/nicrr.] | 'iimhcrliind < Jap and <
After nn exemption ii'oni serious liri's si tire- ii.idy In suliscrllii't<> Hi
llti* great lit I' A pi II, which hurind nil "
] Mil* n!il wooden I mi Mines which t Iscu euc.oscd j ompatiy. I ho loil.iu
] tlie I'uhlic Sjuaie in AiiiI'-imiii, our city wa-. that law:
: isjiaiti ?<n Monday ni::lil tin- scene of a disas- . . , ,,
turns l>tirniiig on tii.- Noitli side of I?.-|? >| I 'J s,Jpl1 siil'scripMon*
street. Aliolit halt-past tell oNvoek Mr. J* lilll "r" Iw ill ImlM.S,
M. lluhhard, w 111> - mi his way home, ills-1 'inndi* in seven
; coven il dense smoke i?uiii?; tram Tin1 ivar !i , j1 **' |> annual
! of llie second slorv Ol' the brick I'lll ilinus on i '"l"- thereof, to III- rceel
1 Hcpot slrcct. lie immediately gave par. and to he ,
arm, and a large crowd gathered inpid'y at h't'idied .''""'J'**,l.
| tin* mtiii1 oi' tli<* lire, and ti.r I*'ire t'otnpaiiy M'"ii?aiid doLurs, i
! Were piompth ?.ti hand and diligently at "I'.i! V,
,'woils, Tim ureal. Mark volutin; " ! smoke! I Init for t.io pnrpos
liiat issued from ihe second story of tin- Mock, ,V V-.
' told at once that serious work was on lia* d,! , ,-V ,. .\
and Hint I Iso tire was extending lapidiy. Tin;]".' oniitics Intere
tilock of IniiMiiiL's hail a common, innl Inn- > """N ,JI. 11,11
|ons tin root, tin; timbers tor tin* .-oilin*: rX. jsmdi riiu-s i-nd iown*v
'tending acioss tin; walls. There wen; a No I l'lj""il.on ol a in.ijnrllv
ntitueioiis openings in tin* walls. by which I. ' """i''
(ire could cmiimiiiiu ale from mi.- to imoilier.! ^ '"Wns, >
M wasalni. st impossible to local,- the lire, IT J**'-1. I..'*"
ami as a coiisi 'pieace some time ami work i''1'** J" 11 ,I'V'< ',v'
I was expended without | roiii.aml the flames ',j,l'",'i,'|oiisa,e niad< .
I soon i.ur-t out in the second story of Moss .v j>jdiseription or ii
i lirown.and b-liliis <)' I loiiuell's stoic rooms, j ''f*j
! Tin y were ihcii pa?l control, all.I the tiicincn ! ' ; iV'.'i
directed llieir Wo; k to retarding the burning, !' 1 N|" "-v
which it was evident they conM not prevent.,!'I'"'1' the elect.o:
t litis em.!i' i ir/ I In-11 icrcii-inl- a ! inn I lie line to >,'< ! Ii iu"' A limit
ha vc most of th.dr goo Is carried out beiorc i
' the Dailies reachi il I lie lower story. I The cor| orate nutln1
The losses l.v tlie tire wei-" as follows : low u s > .siitiscrihinu >li
m--. \ It..11 vii.r...roiini valued at ?.1 'NKI. ! la X llpoli the taxable
Illlliitlllt iii liomis : 111 IT Irss 11.; 111 > |?| mil. in
II.c laxahlr properly in tin* riiv, il ran In- .6iNl?r I.)m
icadlly xtii Ilia I ilu* srrnri I ics arc tirsi-cla?^'
ami should not In* sold lor less than par v:iI Miivint* irivni a very
I ii?-. Tin? limit Hi tin* lnuiils j- twenty-live rrcrtil spereh in thr ('
yj-jirs l.ut thry an- l<i In* i m.;l al thy rate j, ln tull :
i.'.mui prr yrar. < ( > n i n 11 11 f 11; i; uiili tin* I 1
i ii in I # !< ! 111 ii 111 -1. mi that when thr ImiikIn | am vi'i'y iiiiii'Ii ini|'i
mature the drM will In- i-xt in^iii-hi-il. "lily inent-e.\|'rr>-rd l>y Mil
?lv,.^iiiii| i he Iannis u ill In* Mild, as the < i I y nothiii-* Init tin? kind
t'oiim-il purposes IminiL' in three of tin- j |V?s could In* ?-X|nt*l??ii
1'iiiid-. nit inu lii-I ,'iin. with funds mnv|commoii Willi ol hers h:
mi hand. Thi'ii| pol l unity iv a rare one fur I In-' cenlly nl I In- railroad !
investment hi span- capital or tru-d funds. Mr. ilaoul, tiie \a)H
? * ? : leiV ?? hii lias ren illIj
What Politicians Cniin.il Ho. I /V/i','-1''';,'|y'' 1",VvV, 1
(.Ilultrmm ltlh lli:r nri| i,I Ids hand- oil l!ic?u
I'llierton comity. < ieor'ji.i. has l'otii* In favor relis lit I ireeii villi*. I
< if 11 ii ih: tut n hi l>y 11 v i i fi mi* h ti mil id majority, loool; i ir^ In I hr run I ml
mid our friend* nvrr tin* rivn an- not: t all I'V I load, and il he sin
all-aid thai I In* le-ull will split tin- 1 ii-im.ria!- I liio- hr will thru l.r at
ir parly. Aisdrrseii county will liavr a vdlc i tiierii villi*, and if hr
tii'on 11 ir* i|iiist ion in- of tin s-days, ami will mountains l.r has hull
fo tin-same way liy a imirli larsrr'r liiajoi It v. ; mi alls to do mi.
Politician- may try lo roll I,m l; thr tid.* anil At priM-iil uedo no
may surirrd temporally, In.t llu* uitliri in-s their js noUiiii'^ l hat w<
loll", lit Will oVi rllow thrill -lion. T|. Miiti * till- lirVr'opinr lit o|
nu n! ol llu people of .\ud''i>oa ( nnly is in tfi.at llir views oi ma
la vol' ol | Hi ih i hi I ion, and I la* | opie Ilia- | h :s ; terialiy r ha nurd I lirivli;
ci ill li:y. Till fi i 1111- i.I 1 11 i Taller may Ir sii-j^i ,-Ti d. a c iiiilnlllr *,
l*a!kr.l. Iml in a I rtnocral ic roui.liy \iiiere with Mr. 1 I in I In
t lit * v .ire ill I hr ma ji I il v I luv caiuioi hr nil j- a hranrh oad lo any pi
lliairlj drj'.'.iti d. ' !\ no villr Kaill oad. it 1
iii' entirely oi?i of . r.lrr.
V." i: w.'irliori! ill III.' darlc of this llailro: d an. and I.cmiI. s il \
,, . . . .... our pail to do a:i\ I hliiu
.Moon, ami w.; !*e\e hnu k-pt thrtc < vn |? |l;trl.ji lime to tai .
iU'.r, j of.
J
IiiMirci i'>rs'.'.it ?. ' j or town .sullleient i< |
Mr. I . S. Taylor, stock of goods badly dam- | ?>r instil lineiil as
aged liy U'iili'i' iimi wa?te in r?-li???vsiI. thniitiiit ' ? '?1 !? ? !< I. ill rhi-Jirxt nn
to liy Iiis ii?nr:tiit-t- policy f;>r SS jn/lcr sm-h snhxi-ri/il
,Mi'>si\ Moss ?V I'rown, store-room. vnlmd ufh r tilt nil //?? ittsh>
ill jnsuicl lor r'J.""1'. slock of goods moneys collected on ;ii
valued at i-7.nn", dumaticd liy lire, w.-iti-r :iml | 'ion in money under tl
waste in removal, a hunt ^ oil which tlieie a tier collection as prac
I insurance. 1 ?>' the t'oiint.v Tr-asi
! Mr. Canister Allen, storeroom, valued at Tiea-ure.l as ::! !? s:.iil
SJ.-Vm, tot which there was no iusuranci*. J cim/em#/ nr Hair Iryitl
Mes?t>. liriMiin ?V Allen lost hy illumine in,
removing stock atmnt ihivc hundred dollars, I ,,
on which there wan no insurance.
Mr. I lennist?'i 'oiine'l, store- l'o.tin valued at t on I lie collect ion ol ta:
r'::,iMi?, iiistir- d for Iiamagoon stock in interest. It will also t<
removing cover.,1 i.y insurance ,,i s-,n. s lllt(.n.st ,
! |ic*M:ito Ml Mr. M. 11. i\<?iimmI\, Moio
room valued lit insured tor f.'.irRi. ureyof thesai.l compa
Mr. t?. K. Tolly, alum? hy removing tiiori/.eil agent."
stock, tearing Uo"n lencilig ami shed live- (
lions. T!i;? Petition lo l,e
'i he . tii'/'r.vMi ./oi/zMff'ahetil hfty dollars in; nUiwU is Oppos
removing ty|ie, iVc. j *
Mes-r*. 11.s. Mill it* Co, Mc('ul!y, Ca'hcart 'i'ltt: Stat:-: i
! A- i Mill Urn., \V. i! 'I'm Id. i?ewii?g uiachiuc j (\>rsT
' ollice ) John <Whlttield, lSij., (law ollice,i '/ ? !>, l,r;,n,riib/>\ tinand
perhaps some others moved many ol thr Town < ( .Ui'miH'
i their goo.Is and furniture, hut hcing further; <ifonsiti>l
: I'lom the tile tin n others, sustained only | \\'e. the umlcrsigticil
slight damag J in the said town ol' Al
1 '1'he M one at the lire was one of wild excite- pursuance of tlieprov
! incut ami confusion. the crowd at times yet- state, entitled "An A
tills: in the way of the tiivineii. and every- j ties. Townshi) s. t ities
iiody passing up with a new pian to sfop tin- in |i... <'wsirncMoii of
hurtling. The tirciucn \vvc itirxpericuced, land <iap ami Chicago
and at lir-t wasted i|iuiiitliies of water, which Suh.-frihc to the 1'apit:
served only t*> d.etich the clov.'d that was pany," appiovcd I'eeci
pressing around them, lull as the tire pro- vi.-ious o| which Act, *
cre.-si d and ln eame thoroughly loeaied, they applicable hereto, i*rc
got in some excellent work and arreted the p->ralei| herein ; iln res
1 tlame-i, therct.y savins a great deal of valna- said Town Council, to?
i hie properly on the upper side of tho stteet. voters ol said Tow n of
1 file clti/.eiis are d'-iL'htcd wi!h the work ol said Ad provided, ami
the Vile 1 lepartmen!, Wiijeh III tills one | he i|uesttoll V\ l|e|In/I'<
night's woik !:. > jmliJ fur Itself many time- Ahh.-ville *hal suhscril
over. t pel' cell', oil thea.SscSSi
The hticket hrigr.de was al>o on hand, and si.mil property in said
did valuable service in saving the capital stock" of the
huihllm; ol Mi'. <!. 1'". Tollv. wliieli stands Cap ami I'liicatfo l.'al
ahout titty feet from the huriii.'d huihiitms. sui>l suhscnpliiiu to I
The pi ople treiierallv did timid work in re that the said l oiids
mov in:: noods fioin I he litiruing stores, and Hank in trust, ami not
t he police plulnpt ly and ellielelitiy tlliaided i're<>ii|e||| of the t'al'o
I them, so that I hero was very 1:111?* if tin) and t'hicauo Kailruad i
' pillei inn ,'lt tile tile. . IJnad lllilll I he salil I'll..
| on Tuesday morniutr. two harrel cans of tiie Town of AhhevUlkerosene
oil were fuiil.d hoitimi ami lineoll- .... . ...
soun d in Hie lire i:i Moss Ihviw i.'s store. *<trlxl?>itl S *'
The city h:;? reason tocoimratulat''it-ell that Have 1>
no set ions accidents occiired at the tire. ...
Messrs. K. Walil.l'. A. Spellman. A..I. Means N there anything in
alld A. \V. Todd received severe hrtli-c,-, hill provides atliliust the (
"V; Villi- hci,...' the only tov
!!. fin* n-iirlifs InmiM?? * j..,.
i l?h?. i?f whicli was rovcTnl I?v iiisiinuirc. >!ork ol Mm* i
Mr llaliister Allen is tin* niiiy one wno sus- yiilcl ill our resolution
taim-'l a heavy loss without any insurance,
Tli.- lniililiiiL'c liuriK il were ?>! I sirucltiris "AWm/, Tli.it (he r
u tilise r?-| lai'i'iiiciit liy iiukI* rn l>ni 1<Iinirx will AJil? viIIn uniMiii w
sreat'.V lien -lit III.' looks oj tIn- city. ?*??u-i- raletl |owun;iIoii;: the I
il.-iii-^ tin* ilair.'i'imis mention >1 tin- lire Me "iioel ver I" issiio lioml
eily i? In lie ciiii'^rat n'aleil on eseajunjf Willi- l""r criil or (lie ussesset
out greater t!< stiueimii. "I "iir town, toai>l in II
I ?i , a . Carolina, t'liinlieiiiiiiil 1
t .... , ,. . ., roml, lieaimiin^at Aik
Imlct-son i ity [N>mls?< Imrlmioii That I he c
Ciij>. subscribe an amount ei
(,'l int' t'sihi .loiininl.} "? "av"|
lien. W. \V. 11 .imvhi f\;vs, president of the Has t 'hark'stou suli.-e
i Sn Vjiiiuali Valley ilailroail ('ninpitny, ami |? (]..,( raise*] Itv tin
It'iil..I X. Brown, one of the I ih eetoi s, ma-le , ! . ,1
I a ti l|i to ( hai lest'ili la?t week tor the purpose line. If mi, I
of I'lacuii; on sale the hoiul? recently i*siieil ill tin; UewspajMrs.
I y lh>'eity uf A mleisini in aiil nl the Savan- ||
I :>h Viilh y railroiiil. They ! mill tlie market
lnr <-e< uritii'Mit ail k'.inl-i very dull anil laiii ii / /,,.
to make an immriliate >ale nl the tmmls, hut
! It'll them iii the hamls m lirnkcrs. ami are /' >' (/?' Iinnil icon
emilMi lit they will timl icml.v |nireh;t>ers at <
uu < arly ilay at par. The is?ut< amounts to
f"iii,ii:m )iki I <>11< 1 > i { S.'tin eaeli?ami is the only "" i/utir ini/ivi'limf /
! utstaiiilitm oliliuatioii of the eily, the la.\ii / .
j Jile |ii-? >] ..-i ly of which ainoiiuts in ?.tn? i. I 1
I'l'lie rate nl inti-ie.i tieiii" T |>er eelii.. ami ihe ?
! h. h. n-inpiiiii : i :rr."? fvi; fisr.v 2 nr )? y: n "*?'
I Mrs. l-:. J. iin-:!i"\- ;i inm in i..u mi i .vi 2J vi im
.l:?l.4a 111! I |WI (*1 .1 in I". 7". i '* ? j
I.. T. 11 i 11 ! .ITiHHi 2S .VI N.'i -I '2*i *?7?'i
i ii iii .( l *<i ... Ill id mi ;".ii in i .mi 7 .vi ji) ini
I IS. K. HHI 2 III I Ml II I :5 .17 :
i :I l.l.l.ii! A'('u i 7 I>'MI (Wl :ivi IH' I'l .">?? .12 ."ill 711 O.I
i ic. M. ii:??!.i..n ' . 4 .in hi i-it 1< :JI ?*. ?i;jj
} I'l iuc11l.iinijlui) 117 mi 7 '! ! 1 I'1. I 17]
tliil .V Smis II ivt II.I .172 li i 17 Is SI ! i III v?
j \. M. Mil1 7 . ".in in" " I,; /2i;
j I'lo-iii lliulif, .'. .'.' in 1 i -*' l'? "J I i -* ;
I .1 111 .IoIiiis'-im "Ji" " > I-"' 1 V - J'1
j Timlin* .lours l.'i.! i"I 7 V 15! 1 I'i 1 I
1 S. II. .1 ll'fi si in I II||| Ul .V .Vi 1 "?! 7 Vi III I"
' Miss M iry .lours 2 is: mi 121 :i 7i ISO' 21 >7!
I Sam .I'-litiMin I* 71 '.'7 I "ii I 7*> I
. Mr<. II. S. K.-rr 1 (m K! 2 1 ! ?? !i I". II
I'. M. l\'i-:itoii UTii mi IlS.Vi 1 i:.i in l> 7"
j M. Kali-lii |s i mi !i mi 2". I 1
I Mi\ K. ICcllv. I ni.'i i"' " -> 2- 1 -V; 7 vi I" II
! .1. M. Kirli.\ KII ii" .'i HI !." 7-1 I
j .!'i!iii Knox ,v i'ii.,.., s i>7.1 ii' -I'i" 7") 12 I; (Ml .Vi 7-1
I .! i ill ii Kii.|.\- { > 7.1*1 imi .V;:> ii Mill ,v;| 2.". 1'C (ill
1.1 n ull Km-/ .1 IV< 'in '272 ! *. .*> 1!' |ii 1.1 iil .">>
J.I.i'. Klii'.'h I'l "M 7 7m l.v <h. 1 -is
I Mrs. I'. .1. I.:i?.,cill il .*.I -1 in 17.1 ."m 1:! 2 (Y, "ll I'l l"
| \V. A.l.?v 1.: .110 in Ii7.".:i. :ill
Mr. II. T. I.viin 2 Wii'i' I'M V. 2" 2'i M r,'i 2"M?i
I'rar.rH I.iuiImx 2 l '"27 n*' III? Ill .'in.1 j.i M 2;l '.'ii
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Mrs K.i'. Pi'irin : CM n" l;(- IH? -1 ! '. l<j so 2.i l'i
William Pujic 2 m ii": 1",H :s?. lo" -'mi
Wlliam IVrrv 1,.'?"" ,M Is !?"i 1
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Mrs! M. I', nuarics. .'I UK) on l">oo? -i .vii *>? :.i. :io mi
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l? W. Sinilli : dim mi ni I .V linn
. A. W. Smith .Inn 00 15 on -I-' - 25
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llrnry Thomas iM'i nn II .* JS5 1 75
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I.. V. While ' .'! To."! im 1 o "?\ 5 -V. 27 7"> "7
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W:ii!e Iti-ullicrs IN uni i?i 1 -II!) Hi 12 >
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W":i 11 ii i?:? ?r< t ,v Ktissiill I i> '.hi mi "In mi !i .'tn -ir, *.n i \-i mi
Mrs. |. M. Wanliaw I 2 mm mi |imni mi J.'i mi so im
.liiiit- S'oiiiit; | -triii mi 22 .vi r.s .'! :i*> \ .% >
Mrs. K. A. Simmons I si.lin !r.' .Vi 2 77 ]:> >5 is -i'i
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WiliicSyfan 1 in mi 7 mi 21 I "*> I M
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J. I.. Simpson cTii; im :h :;.i i iki mi i; M
Tims.'I li<-ii11 soil 1 Mil mi l!> .Vi 2 72 J:l .'>*i Is in
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I
?oposll Ronds. ' GENERAL GRANT S MALADY.
Ir-irrh 21.*/.) !
iiil tli?> petition askinu T1|<. inui.pr ^farclilnc wlfli Awful
Icl" "All Act In siii!Iki:-- , ...
, . . < orfiiiiif.v Toward the liiirerr Ar?,
i*iiics iiml towns In-1
iriion of tin; i '.iKilin.i, tor ?'s.
Iiii-iiuo K:iil\Viiy Com- (.Vie 1 ork Tribune.)
i' capil:il stork of Si,1,11 The General, when soato,| inn comfortable
reolininii ch:iir, lrnjuonlly .sits f.tr hours in
Inj; are c.\.rails frnm mi'ditiition. Willi i yes wiilo ripen ami
tixoil in a kiml of vacant sl:irfi upon tin-patch
?>f hlue sky that run In- scon through the II
by nny County, oily hrniy window, he rrm:i!t\s without motion fu
llii' said subscription the silence of in\v;ir<l communion. Nothing
per rent. bonds. | ay- t hat jim s on around litm ilislurlis I Ills waking
installments alter tin? ali-c.tin. and Ills liiniily leave lii 111 wlih liiiiilyi'il
l?y tin.* Miiil roni- s,.jf tiiiiu ||r. returns to I In* consideration of
ill I In- denomination ol tliii?cs material. What his thoughts arc ilurvi>
liiiiiilrrtl dollars ami fug these moments no otto knows', though
nlcrvM lo be paid an- | p ii n conversations liclil afterward II is I??*.
, lieveil Hint sot n? of liis rollout ions tiro upon
0 of determining I n- ||,e state of man alter deal h.
iptions, 11 shall be tile , ij.ii.mmI lirant's disease has parsed Ih<? peiinmissioia
rs for each r|,?| i|U|a*.ce..ce. Kveu the three small
sled in sueii snbscrip- ^-arls upon the roof of tin* moitth now prenic:p.-iI
atitlior.tji-s ol sent an angry appearance ami giveexternal
upon tli** written tip- i-vidciiee that the proccssof ulcciaiIon has alol
the owners of real jvad.v sol up in that locality as well as in the
s or Town.-hlpx. or ot |j,roJ,|t from the time that ulceration begins
pecifying 11)'" amount n,,. cancer makes constant progress. It
eh County, lowiiship, niiuht remain (jttilo ami harmless as a warly
ly where siteh written tumor for yetirs, hut when the ulcers appear
to siiliinil the ijitesiion then? is no remedy known to science that can
10 stjiiscri]i: ion to tl>e'.,||,.r j(S course toa fatal termimition. The
y. Township. city or ut tissue is becoming more illeply anil
live I lie power lo order w idely all'ecied In the region of the ulcer Ileal"
: the tunc, place and 11)(. i i^ht side of the root of the tongue. The
< ptocessof in lilt rat ion Is going on rapidly and
T?.|? 'lie diseased epithelium Is forcing its Way
' through th.i lUsttes ;ln the throat. incorpotan-ilies
of any cily or ling the disease in every part that It touches
all levy and asf'-ss a and is inarching with an awlttl certainly loproperiv
of said city ward the region of ihe larger arteries. The
av Micli subscription, hard poriioii In the tongue Is extending and
ii In comes due, to he the inherent tissue spread over surface. As
mini enlhetimi ?f tnsr.s the disease spreads inward ami attacks the
inn nm! itnnwiltii there-; deep-scaled tissue, on its way to the lymphal(limnts
ore imiit. Ail tie glands in the tuck, the surface liccomes
cotitit ot any Mib?erip-| the seal of a rapidly increasing ulcer. Someliis
Aet shall, as soot) times the ulcers are covered l>y a se.il> thai oil
1 ieable, 1 e turned over | hcltlg removed shows a il- ep and irregular exirer
or t'lly or Town ] cavatloti. Tic: remedies used are only to altuthr
Trcnxurvr < /x/tiil lay Ihe aggravation and not to cure. The
h/ miUfiizcri oijiut, if piilii in tin* throat i,; controlled l?y repented
. :iin>lic'ition> o! cocaine and the IiIixhI ih i>r??
; from Ih-Iiiu taintril l>v u-i- fil' Iniloinrni.
.1 Hint Micro is no stay xii. !-.- is a slight li<cl>::r^e from tin; Hiccr, that
u-s to pay tlit! !itii:ii:il i> illiiuot Jnrosaiit.
ir lto!:rc<l that Iho law I .
ii- pai'l "to tin- treuf -
<lv or tlii'ir legally nu-j rl"' 'twnt <?' the trholc. <1.1,t
! for (/a' /('lifrmitl trmthl In' mltirril n( t/ir
. . . ' of out'/ $!>'.>.7r> a i/rnr, tin' whir/ion
vy I ho Tax Which . ... , . '
lie Your Xaiuc. "" (".if* bcniy .set v<7>/
S..I i h <'.\i:oi.ix.v 1 l"'i i-<'i>til>'r.
v OK A iiisi:v11.i.e. f
rm a Cmiiirit iii itml fur .
, in Hir t bmily mul .',!<it, WORK OF THE FLAMES.
,owners of real estate; " *
ilii-villc, iinili-r ai.il Iii DIsnstroiK ('AnltnKrntlnii in Atlanta.
i.s|""s.;f an Aol of litis j 4. Which. However. Wn* >ot so
rt In Anllioil/.c I oiiii-.
anil Tnwiis Intel esleil | Intensive an Was at First reared
'lie ( ai"liria, < amlicr-1 ? ; Northern l'aralisjc Factory
Katlwav tompauy to
il Stock of saiil l oin IJesfroyct!.
nl.i-r-.Vil. !><t; Mm pro- ati.axta. March IA. M.-f First
it l.i r as Mr* sainu uri*. <] i>p;if ??! . ] - At I wo oVIork 111 is tin ?rn i n i; flrr
li'liMTiMl tu anil Inror- (.poke mil i?i Janus's !?ank block, containing
pedInlly apply to the n,r .Jjiiih^ I'ntik. MiTrcr's KtiropcMti Hole),
uhitii! in tIn* <|aiilli!r(? ; i>rc)ir*nt*s l?;mk, Thornton's l?oiik*linc,
Abbeville as in ami by ( j?0p|.*s ||;?| sfort* and a law nimihor of ofMees
as mh?ii lis I'i'ac'ticablc, nf ;iI torni'.vs, tourl her u l I h flu* books of fln?
?r lint M;e Miiil 1 i?wii 1 nilu't nia Loan and Kuildini; Association,
ir tin* Mini of live ! ?> I Tlic- llatnrs ai?? spreading rapidly over tin*
ul value o| rial ai.u pfT- ? |, )jr arra,2??ul it iu?w looks as iff 1i?* rutin*
I own f/t Ifiiitts, lo I In* | ?^? | n:i ;-? bounded by llio railroad, W }i i f ?ali;? 11
( :?n?IIn;i. < tifiiin*r):inil ; Alabama anil l'rvor M-vrts wotiM lie
I way Company. Tin' , ,|,.*troyc?l. Tin* in*w Kimball Jlnos..
?c inaiUi mi condition ' is jn>( on(? |iiin?|r?*i| yards across from
l?c* i|i po>n? il in miiiic ||H; burning block. It is snrronndi'd by Inijri
to t c dc!i\<*rrd to Illic }?i|?-s ot1 n r 1: i t 11111 a I > I?* I m : i I ii 111 mahTial, ami
lina, < i|iiitirrla:iu < ?a|i i thrri* is tnrHi ilati^i'i* lli:it it m:iy f>?k IiivhIvimI
.'isl1,all bc'^riiHvluii'Jo 1 l,-n'il,:i" <icsl ruction, Tin* mn -is of in<j
K Ifiihntl ;irr Ir.'iVtl)^ tin* hiiMditi^ ;is !)i?s( tli?'V
ican TIp-iv set rns m l?,? some littcli in the
n. (r.wti ulileli V.o i,n'ivsil of tinmen :ui<l the li ner* :uv i>pid v
eit.-irfj spreadinr; militmliTi il. Tin* lux may amount
" to a million dollars, iinlf-s speedily cheeked,
theabovc petition llial ^ beavy ?!iow is now fallinv.
oiiiii.-TiK-v .if . :V.r.!,.A^',.A,. ;vi:"'' h 's-~ <iis|>:>fi-ii.|r"
* ' .\l clit' U litis iiioinlti!! tire broke out h
vn to subscribe t> the : I In-.tallies I! ink h!oek, ;i live story litiil.lin'ompany,
its was tiro-'"' ,'<{i''n,r of Whitehall and* Alabama
of .lamiarv ::i |sv,- Hames >pieinl rapidly tin the
j clc\alor shat?. ami the corner of I he I*ni! )i
ili/rns of tli>* town of was soon des| royed. |'eo|i!i> who liail slcepitli
the other idem |.o.'looms on the ?|i|.er lioors narrowly cs.
i 11 e of ilie roait, pledge . Uti'ir lives. Kvin-, his wife ami
s to the extent of live , *"!' "I' ^" i 11 i a 11 s;! i u rir. p?t onl r?!i the roof of
I v.'iiiieof tlie property i l*"ir-sti?r.v l?nii<iiusr adjoining ami were in
lie eoii-triiVi ion of tin* <I?iiitifr *?f losing their lives, hm were resetted
'|>)tls<l Chicago l!iii|.!">' firemen. 1 he entire btiildinsj was not
en ; j burned. The part destroyed cost Jih'i.iuhi, on
iti/elis of ( liurlestoii I there, is all insnraii ?::|.ii'in. Tl'te
111:11 t?i that raised liv j '"'"I '1' stroyed was owm-d tiy Mrs. ,|..hn It.
salmis tin' line." * '-bum's and plodded to the i Vntral Kink l!foek
j Association to pay tlir* interests ot her lnisr
I fowl a:*, eijual amoiint , band's debts, through a contract made when
i incorporated towns ',e f""1'1' recently, line man is believed Jo
I has not been reported j1,ilVU U , n lu>t in l,U' H""*- j
Ml!. W. It. I'.ICAWI.I.V says lie is not in
..51 ufmfr ,i, hi P'wsrsslon of tin* facts as to the (1 nances of
! the <'aroliua, ("umiienaun * ami < inea-.-o
hi hi- rrilui'cl lit till \ri. ytin any hotter nil*Ij'lilt'll
i if'"', '!" rrilwH'ni ,|ian m,- |iiy? ley '
ii.n.s ban;/ .?? <? ret///
J Mr. \V. II. Ilmwley, lawyer ami attnriip.v for
,, I I'lii' SouI li I'arolina roa-l, iIih-mi'I know
.|| ! rMiiliuli ill' tin' linaiices of | In-1*. ('. I!. it I*. |?.
11 H ' ' * ' I!, to Invest his money in it. \V liat ilo yon
brief sy nop-ls of lii> , liiiow ntniiit it .*
(ill ll IIi.um-, uo 111)0
[ Wiiat ahoul. tIn* unilerslandini; Dial we
essed witli tin' seiiti-1 were In hear from I'harli stoti in-fore orderim;
s ttiei lin-r. I i'\|n'l'ieti tills c|i-(-iion ? What de.i-s'<'iiarleston propose
\ ii'h<'vj''|i-l,",|'l'l|ln ' ,'H'" Who knows? We ei-rlainly do not
iVe litoil^iit lillieli l'e- j
uesi 1011. I ]> ..tiii f: than put nnylioilv's Iioiih-!n <i:in Icon
in railroail maS ....
In-ill railed liy lit iv, trer i"it heliis; sold tor taxes, lion I you think
the railroad lieid. lie we t-oiild Milord to Use the I'oliiinlihl tin<1
informed hy the press, (i,% ille roa.'l a Utile while.longer?
nprh aoad Iroiil l.au|e
is also, doubtless, ?
ol lie- Savannah Val li!i|
> eiire the laller I 'o yon want to ?ive a lieu on your h.Mise
\inl.-rMiii a-? Hill a* for a I to Aiken ? If'so. vole the la\, and
"!ij ii!!. you'll lie pirttv sure to pateii tils, if tno i;?\
c>?ISi'i'!iir (liH-sii't fal.villi.
I k11 >w hi* pin us mi .
f.m 'In IxiI VMM mill
h.> |'l ill*-, siinl H iiiiij It isto lie mI[i]><isl><I that villi li.'ivo n.itici il
n> i:t ti- may III- ilia- , |li-.-ii.XI tuKiv intiTi sl ilm?i tint ?<i
> . N"\v i'. :i> lias I i- :i '
va.? a | 'in 11 ii I r I In tival inlu liiiiik. Imt straislit into I lie haiiils ut t lie
matiir ill ji<i; ii1 ? treasurer of tin* c<>tii|iutiy.
int ?'ii t !;? \ null* 'a ?V
.V < 1111 -1 isi my n|iili:i>:i *
li"i-iuil lli t Uimt II::villi: ilniii-wtia' mi? ci.? ii vi- to ti> <>tir
v.hit I I <- 11.111 taiili nil ,jn(yt \|i> leavf tho inatli'i' wit'i yini. Il ynn
i"tiii- ammMtV' i"ii;:cM '"v.v ,ax- vv 11 > icl.l to tlii.* iitcvliiiMf.
a ml try to | ay uUf fart. i
THE CHIBERLAM) GAP.
AN INTERVIEW WITH NAJOR W. H. |
BRAWLEY ABOUT THE PROJECT. j
- - -
M.itli]ili]at:ns IIip Itonds ullJi I<on*; !
UniKilcil Toiis;s? Xo Car Wliitlo!
I'or us 1'ntil wo do u lot of 12ar<l |
1YorU--?Tlio I lit initial ion |]i:i( our!
Ilonds in list bo lnvoslod in n Itiuili j
of Itailr^'itd IMrl. mill not I>opos-1
I led in 11 Xnliuni'.l Hani;.
Tin'action of the rcivnt railroad moot I tip
111 t iial'Icsloti in llic.' inh-ivsl of tin* ('aroiimi,
11 iiiiiIh-i I.iikI t ia)> and Chicago Kail mail pro,
ji'ct lias In-fit crilUist'.l Willi utllieri'ssatj
| hai>!iiii'*s in Minto ijuarlors, anil ri>it?i<l<.-ral>li
I itn| ati?-ni*i* is fell in tlie up-country in retHir I
to tin' iiilitiiiti.? oiilcoiiH! of tin! tit-pot ial ions
I wiiii'U Ita vo It.'Cti in progress*. A <*f tin in: 11 i
if <-ifi/<-lis was annul ii I I'll at till' I' 11 :< I li'-lull i
. meeting to make a eaii'lul investigation <>l'!
the f-.sfil>tlll.v of IIxr enterprise and of tlicj
; resources anil condition of tin; r.tilroad. Ma-!'
I jor W. II. 1'rawley is chairman of this com- j
: iiii11In conversation yesterday with ar
I lleporler lor the .Vein <M'l t ' iiirirr he spoke I
, as fullows on the prospects of III" enterprise:
I "The commit tee'.vns not prepared lo make
a formal report because it was not in posses. |
sion of .-nllleicni information lo warrant any t
definite recouimcnduiions, The committee!
understood its functions were In the main lo '
: lie directed to an investigation of the status '
and prospects of the propose-1 road, so as to)'
ascertain whether there was a reasonahle ex- 1
, p<elalio:i tliat it in 111 he built with such as-']
I sisia->cc as could lie luriiishid in ('harlcstou., J
11 seemcil to he very Well understood that the r'
only way in which t 'harlesinn imii!iI or wo'iM
, ai<l the enterprise, woiihl he in taking a .sulli- .
cicnt number of the bonds to enable the cotn;
pany to complete a section of the road.
! "In the present, ciinditlon of business it Is .
idilllcull to induce people anvtt'herr. to go in-.,
to any new enterprise, in my opinion it
. would he utterly fi:ti!e lo make; any attempt:'
I to raise money'in t'harh'ston lo huild a rail-i!
road in I 'liarle.-Inn mili sslt i-.iiild he demon-1'
| >1 raled that, such an investment, would he1,
I reasonably safe. It Is impossible with the,'
inforiualion we Irive lo pronounce any opin-i'
ion o:i this subj.'ef. because wo don't know,:'
i and can't know, what the company Itself is '
in condition to otter by way of security for,'
its bonds,and ihat depends upon the amount 1 '
of locai subscriptions. We could not with
any prospects of success appeal to the pen-,
pie of i'h irie-lon to take bonds enough to
build the road unaided, ami, unless the penplcaloug
tlii- line are Milllclentiy Intoie-tcd
| in it to grade it ami prepare it fur the rails. I
| should doubt very much wheiher any bonds
i could be placed here. The towns anil connJ
ties I understand are soon to lie appealed'to, 1
and until it is ascertained how much they
willdo.atiy speculation as to what will be,1
done here is useless.
"1 think that, we aro all agreed that the
; road, lo a certain point at least, is one that,
: ought to built and one that would lie of ad
vantage to this city, anil were it not that the i
debt <if Mir city is already si? large that any t
addition to is II no| to lie thought of, a large i
vii Iiveri nl inti riinltl itri,b:il11 v lie ,ibl:i i iirfl here !
ltd I thill favorable sentiment won't >? v:\i t usi
in 111 * present ease. In order to do anythin-r
licrc, we will have to satisfy cadi Iniliviiltial
appealed to that there Is a In ir prospect fur a;
sale In vestment of his money i!' lie will take
, bonds.
j '"It is lnn\ as you say. tl.at the people of the
up-country are impatient mid will make oilier
arrangement* and alliances unless i"hartes,
ton does miiiii Ihini;, and does it ipiiekly, then
j you had better call a public inceilm; and lei j
| Hie people speak for themscl ves. I have no ]
| authority to speak for them in this matter,
land would i>e very sorry if an unfavorable
j impression |s created I y any apparent lack ofi
i zeal enthusiasm on the part of this commit-!
i tee. Wo were appointed at a np-elinij of a |
j number of business men to look into the
l whole project I'rcni a business standpoint, i
and the valneof any service we may rentier
and its etf'eet will depend entirely upon the)
thoroughness Willi which we do our work anil j
the contiilenee that |>eoplc may have In our
judgment. If it should appear that the local [
: subscriptions wore not sullic'ont to furnish a
rea?oiiah!e guaranty that llm bonds to be issued
Wotllil be a tolerably >afc investment, I
think that the comrnlitce could not recommend
their constituents to take them, 'i his.
at least, is ni.v conception of what wo were
, appointed to do. but. you had better sec the
others and let them speak for themselves.
1 "Speak I mi now entirely for myself anil not
for tin-in, I w id say tluit so soon as the people !
tilling the line, who lire immediately and j
mainly interested in it. "Trade and prepare the '
the road for rails, I think Ibat.oiir committee j
will oar IK. st ly endeavor to Induce our people '
hereto take bonds enough to provide rails
ami equipments. Whetherour r?-f<>iui;irii.ln- j
. lions will In! lollowc.l or ii"t, I can't siiv. Sol
niurli money hits I.con stink within the hist
. lew years in new enterprises that people boii- j
j era lly who have money are loath to put it in!
to anything; that they ilon't know.
! ,-I cannot see Unit, our eoinniittec enn ?1<?;
more than it is iloin^, that Is, cnilcavorin:; to i
procure all the iulormatlon that wotiM eualile I
it to lorm an intelligent judgment, ami when !
1 hat is done, endeavor!lia to Induce those who
have money to Invest to nce-pt our conclusions
ami act upon then). If there is any oth- j
er plan l?y which heller timl more immediate |
results can he obtained, 1 think that we wouhl
all lie glad to have it acted on. I think thai
we are all sincerely anxioH> to tio somclhin;:
lo help our I'rteiKis to tin I !<l ijiclr roatl, a: tl arc
hopeful that the time and conditions may ar- ]
rive when those wishes may If translated iu-i
loaetion; hut to say that there is any ecr-1
tainty of Imuieiliale results would tie nils-'
h ailing and would serve iio good purpose. I
i lien. llaR-xiil understands the siiuation per-!
fectly, and is endciivorimr toad matters into
such shape that he can appeal lo our people
i here with some prospect of success.
| "The object of the committee's invrstiga-'
lions lists been in l!ic main attained. They
h.iveasccrtained the tlnaneial statu* of the j
railroad company and of the construction
j which Willi which it has a complicated eon-:
| tract, but it is believed that, Willi all ja'ties
' consenting. Mich mo liih'iitio!) m.iy tie m.tdei
i as will enable tile company to pl-.ice a section-!
al mortuajje which will secure to par'.ie.s in I j
Vancinti the money a primary lien to the
| extent to their advances, with a provision for
J l'( lie villi* it in the event that lite original j
' scheme can he carried out. This seems at:
tirsi to he a very Kiave obstacle, but I think j
that it can be overcome.
"J'liecommittee has nNo obtained satisfactory
in formal ion as to tin' character oi'lhel
country through which the roatl runs anil!
'and lisis cNsimincii witii some care up- iiciuii*
] of constritet ion and made some eMimatrs of
the cost, ami has si No given consideration (hi
I thi- amount of hitsincs, Ac., and its relations j
| to existing lines ami tin' practicability oil
| other lines Iii conncclioii with it. We have'
! n'so ascertained the nature nnd extent id'
sueh alii as many probably he expected from
[the South i*:iisiiiii 11 Kail road <'oinpnny. In
fact sill the inlormc.iion which II was praetl-:
cable tool lain without sin sic t list I survey litis'
j been gnlheit'd, sunt I think we are sillnii-t It
'not finite in possession of that amount oil
knowledge wliieh N necessary suit! prt.Iiinlna-1
I ry lu any net ion.
"We only wait now tor n report from fien.
Hsteood of the result o| tie eitorts which wej
understood were to he nuiilc to secure local,
! subscriptions. When we Know Unit we can,
say what In our judgment rharh sioti can sinil j
ouulit to do. It may he as well to say to our
impatient frieiuN ill the up-country that thisi
is not lu its iuceptien a t 'iiaileston enterprise; j
thsit Charleston never unit'Ttook to build j
their rosiil for them. We were asked hy the
oillcers of the company to make some clloi'l
. lo help them, and inforuu'il tliein as to thej
condition'' upon which we thought tl would
lie pnict tcsihle to aid tin' enterprise. Kvery-i
tllim; (hat lists been done Ins* been 0:1 the|
lines iirsl indicated. and everything lias bei/n
; done which we I lo do. Whether our
work will he proi!ii<'live of smy fruits J cani
not say ; certainly it is not in the contcmpisilion
of anybody here that I know to take
hold of the road and carry it th'ongh ind-'-j
penib'ntly of local subscriptions. As I uinlerstand
our position it is simply In supplement j
, loea! tll'orls with stieli assistance as we can
t vi". i
?HI I... ..( ...-.vil tlf:ll.l.-li'l> I,,
<'hiirloston ami will In' worthy <>f a'l Ili>* aid
' tve can ;ri ve, hat il will I lininca-iirahie
({renter advantage In pie along i s line,
jainl it is he expe? .J imI llial I hey will lay I lit-;
| :V1;111>1:11 inn. As yet lio work lias heeti done
hi-tween Kdgelield ami Troy, the point where,'
the liii" rit?si-s ihe Augusta ami Knoxvilie:
Itailtoad. ami it is on that sect ion that I|jr*;
heaviest outlays ari- t*t*<|tii '<>?!. When t'lioiigh
I'iiiiiIs lire In siulii to do this wo i It our com-1
mittec will prohahly la- prepared to prodii
to our people here soma plans, wliivli wej
trust map 111111 acceptance.
i "I haw 1111>11uI t ir proper, in mlvance o
any definite action l>y tin* committee, to say
; this miii'h lu older to rclnow any misapprc'
hciision which may cxisl a* tu tin; scopu of
j its iluiii s."
I T.'ir iiiterrst ucaitHf mi thr ir/i'i/r drht
fur t/ir ll'lifroil'l tri'tifi! he reiluml ill tin'
niff a/ in)/'/ a i/fni', // ? rr'lui'fi'iii
;<!/; ifniti' iililiriilt'.ill I'l.irS he'nj x.'te/'tft*'//
jn:rrciitilih\
Wi: suppose everylimly has heard of Tom
(lehllltee, the famous Texas CoiigroMiian.
ami we are sure thai owryhoily has heard ol,
Sehotiehl, tlie famous Kallrnail hitUdcr, Think
i>! If. IICIIIII:IV ;tJlil .-M-IMM.I-UI; I I .mil
< icliiltlir!
M
\nv pi*?>i li* own Mini!! houses in this
town. ihiiI we should he surprised II they
.-Ininlil pl icr tin-in iii j.-i>|?:ir?Iy. merely to get
:i railroad to Ail:en.
It has not 1 made i-l?*;ir to n< how we
can prevent debtors from seizins; 1111 !! >" in
tin- hacds of tin- town treasurer, which may'
belong to till* road.
I.et it not ho forgotten that when a majority
of our land-owners have sinned these petitions
that they have placed their property
In Jeopardy.
On first class freights from New York we
pay si."" per hundred pounds. l-'or th? same
<iii-iiisillt: pays SI.I.', and Anderson pays
Win:I earthly benefit do you suppose a road
to Aiken would l?> to yon? J to the Aiken
people ^t ehvapea freights than We do?
O
If iiny imi 11 ha< sicnrd 1 lif |"i'lilion undt'r n
nii?ap|irr!i<'nsion of facts l?-t liim liavo his
name taken off imuird!ntely.
I hi you know that to l?tii' bonds on t !i?*
town is to iivortfragi- your mm roof for a proport
ionato share of i!ie ?l<'l>( ?
Isn't it ?*asi.'-r lor ymi to li-t i-v.-Ty man pay
his own In-iuht, than it is "fur jou to pay
tin- lax wiiii-li is a-ki-il ?
*
If any man lias chauuiil hi- miml since
siitnin.r tin111'tition. In- has a perfect Ilsfcl to
\\ ithdrau' his mime.
('ii\im.i:sto\ has lii-i-n nearly ruinM by
buiiilin; railroads. I.t t Ahheville profit by
her i \prl'ielice.
I.i I it not be forgottfii that every man who
siirns this petition Iciiils ills inlliii'iu'i' lor the
measure.
Would\i?ii conli-i'ill- a neighbor's proinrtv
to build a rnii'l w liii'li In-dors not waul?
l,rl no man stati flu* |*<-tiIi?*ii un!?? lit* f.i
Vol's tin -iiK'umiii- aiiil inti inls In yule ifi' il.
Have vim any rlulil I" n>ni|'lain nf || c
' iillnri'1 u ti ill i i hi r falli'T- Imill Iit i: ?
Wln iii'Vi I'a l-i i'l'ii' away Ifn ir n^li
i>r I lu ll' l-l 'ij c! I\ , I In } ai f i! ii :<il'.
II j'.v iiiu-.'li !i< iglil ilo j"ii I'-'J
CONGAREE
Coumbia, S; G.
Agnt for
CHAPMAN'S
PERPETUAL EVAPORATOR
rptlK4K WOUKS \VKl'K K?T.\IW.T.SAKD in
B 1*1! Iiy f-indatr uikI .Jairii'S Anli
rS'in tind pun lm-i il l.y iih> in I In* year Is'*?. nml
V?m lime till mi'-V riirricil on snrci-ssfiilly liv
iiivwlf. My frii-iiilM :unl cii.stnitirrs ?';| tu-nr wiim's?
it the inrce nn>l ! !#?? i-xi-ciileil by him. It
w :it.my w?rk* nhriv !!:> I:ir^< st ami ?lim>?t only
j.ili nf its <rla-s t-vcr I'Xociitf <1 in this rlly ?n? ilonf
i'I/..: Ilie maUm; <>r tn.- |.if.pr th<- ( ily \\ att-r
Woiks in tin* year I- "?*?. In the branch of 15KI.L
| I call R:iV I linVe tumle tlic I: rg''?!
I?e!ls ever cast ill the state, Mich as ttie bell 1 r the
I'itv II II in Columbia.
My sloek of i-tiltfin* f..r Af:finTK<"TI*R*l,
WOIIK ('HU'MXS for Store fronts, is larire ami
va-iotis. ami in UAll.INtiS lor llaleonirs, (i.-irdeiis,
mil (Vincti-rif* I have the lnr.*" ?t variety nml most
modern pattern*; miinv of theseare pa'vliU-il ami I
have purb!i:i*ei| the ri;lit for tliis ,?tate.
In lh" rnaehine line I r:m fnrnt-li my patrons with
STKAM KNltl.N I S ami ISOII.KIiS if nnv size nnil
leseiiption. My I'Hit ILAU SAW MIl.I.S hnve
arrieil off theprizeat ev-ry Slnte Fair helil In tliij
city, anil in tlieir construction I have taken pains tn
r-iiiiliine simplicity with the most useful modern imlirovctneiits,
nn>l may Hatter myself that my CIUC'I'LAI!
SAW M1I.I.S flnil favor Willi every sawyer whu
iimiernltinln his business.
Tup inanv orders I am steadily rerelvlnc for SU0
A II t'A N K M ILI.S prove that the public appreciate
the mills of mv make. ami s it is with mv tiKAUINl!
forl|.)i:SK I'tUVKI!"5.??IN WHKKL*. <ii:i?T
MII.I.s Hint other M At IIINKHY.
I have the ni:iiiii!ai:tilr!ni' rijht "f many PATKNT8
siic'i as castings for lttM'K COTTON AND 1IAV
I'ltK-S ami three or four different t'KKI) Cl'TTllS
and other implements.
I will be pleased to send my circulars to any applicant.
together with price list or estimate. Mv prices
are moderate, alid I assura the public lint lhev are
lower than those of Noil hern manufactures, ami that
my work uill comparx fa v.,i ably with that ol any other
imikcr. Aiblr- >s
John Alexander,
CoKfiAitKK Ikon Wokks, Columbia, M. C.
The Improved
"W22I17ES
mm iiin in
OLimia Jill l.lLi
With its Improved Attachments
is King Over all
Machines.
'1'IIK WIIITK stands in th.' front. It loads tin
1 world iii point of dutiihidty. in feature* of rnc
clianic.il conssrncliin, in tow and valuable improw
dit'iit4, K?r li.'ht runnim: <)u>tlitit-.s nml for (fr?*iil
ratineof work with tin- eiiil'odiments of all the latch
improvements i>tiown to Sc-vim: Machine mechanism
wiili elegance of listen and Ipi'iiuly ot finish the wlii i
stands w iilioiit :i rival. Tlic Improved White ia tl.i
Machine of tin- future.
Til K V II ITK is manufactured by an old cotnpanj
who have h id nil experience of over thirty years ii
the nui'iulacture of Sewing Machine*.
TIIK WIIITK is th? tii??t ?iiis|i!<- constructed Shut
tie Sewing Machine made nml iiojustible throttghou
h i that iitiy lost tnoti' n can be taken up in an installl
'I'll 1% III t'K Is the lightest running, and tnudi
from the best material.
TIIK WIIITK make'ten* tods* than &ny othri
Shuttle Machine, and has a larger space under .In
itrin.
TIIK WIIITK has an osciMutiny se'f-thri ading shut
tie a-d sell-selling needle. It h.s a s'roi g feed ol
both sides of I hi- needle.
TIIK U III I K willdo nil kind4 of w-.ik that an;
Machine cm (hi. The White will do work that m
oilier Maehine in the world can do.
TIIK WIIII'K ! ems.and sew-on lace,"and Insert:
Idas trimming at the head of hem all in olie operation
TIIK WllirK does welt, cording. aud scollop hind
in::.
TIIK WIIITK does di-oM trimming. fold niakint
oat hiinl.itL*. and the on'y Machine in the world tha
does hemstitching ui'.hoilt the use ot pnper. Tin
hem ?:lte!i attachment reduced fr--ui f in.i'd to |l On
TIIK WIIITK has an automatic bobbin winder?
every hohldti wound as smooth asn spool o| thrcaJ,an(
an ant malic take up and Is stT,d>amling.
TilK Will I K IU'11-S between two hand# on till
edge of a carmeiit. or through the centre of n garment
Wi'!' the ah >ve and other riinsesjo' work too iiiimeroiH
to mention the White stands w itliont a peer.
TIIK WIIII'K Machine litis been tested in AI dip
viPe county overseven years a'd is warranted ftom tlvi
to ||:'teen years. The shuttle carih r is llted and war
ranted tweiity-rtvc yeits. In order to demonstratr
tile ahave I t' ivv challenge any otic of my cotupclclur:
to meet me in a puh:it litest.
TIIK WIIITK Machine can he run successfully by
olectriety, uii advantage that every delicate lady wii
appreciate. With the Id,is tohl cutter, lulltoii-lio'.c at'
taehmetit ami electrical motel- combiiud with the
ahoi e the White is kin-of Machines.
The Machinesnml simple wnrk tuny be seen at tb<
store of.M Her lirothoi's, ,\'bev lie. S. C.
J. L. SIMPSON, Agent.
P. ?.?1'y orilrr ?if shi* Whit.- ?eM liic Mschlm' <v>tn
I'Hiy I wmilil U'urn all ji:n tle? :nr.?ii<>t purcln;!>lliL' t><?
WiJfc Mui'iiini'iti>i'iIii-K or utlauliiiii nt? from any <>m
i'.viv [i> III.- i'.iiii|.:iiiv it thrtr :iiitln?r * .1 iuiwit". -i?ciiol
w.iiihI (>< "Mil- ci.nip.uy w.miM ink- it ii?:i fv
v<tT i! parti ? vvi-iiM ii-p.n 11>. tl.i-m .lircctly any ..r a
|.. i -..iix.iit?l?!* >>f th ir agents wlm i-IIVr llu-.r tn-odln
<)l* HtC.t<.|lll|.'l:1S fnr 8 tic.
Tan. 10, I'M, r.'nt
Land for Sale.
TV V. AI!K AUTHORIZED TO SKU
tin-following lands: 1 Tract
Two Hundred and Twenty-Six Acres
noar rim-nix, known as ("hipley land
bounded by lands of (.'hipley, Talbert
Kslalo Hutchinson and others. Also
tract
One Hundred and Twenty Acres,
part of the A inorira 1 racket Tract, bound
cd by lands of S. 15. IJmoUs, Talbert. !. S
(.'hipley, Sr., and others. Also, 1?>L in tin
town ol' Timv known as
Lot 6. Block B.
Also, the Simmons Lot near Ilod^es
Thirty-Three and Threo Quarter Acres
more or loss hounded l?y T. J. Ellis, \V
Norwood ami others. Also,
Store House and Lot,
in {own of Uradley, on Main and fSriflu
Streets late owned-by Thus. 11. Walker
Parker & McGowan,
Atty for F. W. W'agener & Co.
Nov. lit, JS-|, tf
Di;i>nvQ
i muviuu
company!
M AX1'FACT I" It KIIS OF
OOORSjSASHjBLINDS,
MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS,
Yellow Pine Lumber, Etc.
K.-timutoscheerfully rendered. Address
Periios lifacleriig Co,
1 I Ciillioun Street, Augusta, <?:i.
< >ct. s, l*s J. Cm.
ill TI fill!
Vf 1 1 -ft. 11 JL4 V' V JUli. I JUl JL? ?
Under the
New Hotel
Will be Found
New Fall Goods
at
Low Prices
by
QUAW.ES & THOMAS
AH'ovillo, W. C
ii nil
ARK HH
now prepared to exhibit at; elegant stocl^H^fl
SPRING & SUMMEl
GOODS.I
All department* nrc full,an?l porxops^^BB
want of sniy article, Imveonly to call
l?c supplied.
In regard to prlcec, a great many (roods
noxvanid tielftw tin* cost of production.
Satisfaction guaranteed. I.cl every one
and sec for himself.
WHITE BROTHERS.Bb
CBilllll
TEMPLETOil U
Are Opening
Their Large and Weflj
Selected Stock of H
All Kinds of B
GOODS.
And are Beady to H
SERVE THE PUBLlI
AT TIIE H
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICEj
Will Advertise More in Uctml jflfl
Next Weekl
j Sept. 17, 1884. tf H
Guns ! Guns I
: Breach loaders H
il and H
Implements B
;| Shells, &c., I
t 8.t
the CORNEH
QUARLES & THOMAS?
li Sept. 24, 1>W, If J
LAWCARDl
WK have tills tiny formed n partnership f>^^H
I h<* priietiee of lstw utidrr the firm imm^^l
t of CASOX A IUIXHAM. Mr. Hoiilimn lui^^B
retired from the Muster's otflec nnd will dt^^H
'. vote his whole attention to the pruetlcc. H|
. ferOmei: O'Neill Ifaiiigc. IM
'! SAM'L C. CASOK,
W. L. BONHAM, JrJ|
January 2*, is$,?. tf
WM. II. PARKER AV. C. McGOWAN.^B
' PAJRKER &~McGOWA?
!; ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, B
ABBEVILLE, C. H.f 8. C. 9
I ITT ILL p'-nriloonlno In HieClrcult Onnrt?<^^B
u the t'nllcdStateKfor South Carolina*
Jan 7.1SSU. tf
; Marshall P. DeBruhlH
Attorney at Law, B
j ABBEVILLE C. II. S. C. H
jPERRIN & COTHRAnB
j .Attorneys at Law, H
AHHKVILLK, S.C. _ M
A Long Needed Want H
SUPPLIED.
MILLER BRO'S.l
\IIK A OF NTS FOR WANNA MAKER
HKOWN, Merchant Tailors, tin' liirirrxHH
, house of tb<> kln<l In I lie I'niU'tl Siat?>?. ain^^J
ari' pn piirt'd in iukc measures ior gcnm-iin n i
i suits of ?very description. Over two hun
| drrd samples arc oil exhibition at the store o
MI 1.1,Kit BKOTHKKS.
I December21, 1SSI.
J In Stock and to Arrive!
2.>,000 pounds lincon,
1,000 bushels of Corn,
200 bnrrels cf Flour,
GO barrels of Molasses.
>i
Paktiks in nkk1> ok thf.sk fiOODS
u lil do well to examine our stock.
W. Joel Smith & Son,|
Jan. 14, 1SS.V
.1 MEDICAL CARD.
! DT!. L. T. HCILLr
I I A VINO sold liis lntoro?t;in thedrug store,
' I 1 will devote Ills mure attention >u iiick
Practice of Ills Profession. H|
#
Insure Your Property*
1* KOM WM
J Dainap ly Fire and Litktiiml
TN TDK fONTINKNTAI, INSURANCE Oi-'H
I NCsV York. H
J. T. PARKS, Ag'f, 9
B
Abbeville, S. G. a
Jan. '0. ps-i, VJtn
I ...
Vacuum Harness Oil. 9
j'l'o kcopyorr harness soft, nn.l make therJ^B
j 1 wear well, ytfti must tret some, for sale i^^B
! haf-pints, pints and quarts l?v
i I>ec. IT. ISS1, tl Titos. II EC OS. H
Halters. 9
|)EK.**?">NS ni>y;rti; hor?1>s nwl iiuiIo?, can bo
I supplied wilh halters elioap l>v calling
on THUS. BKUUS.
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Drs. Mabry & Hill, fl
II r 1-: have this da v formed a copnrl nnr>1il|flH
\> in tin- l'KAlTlCK UK MKDIC1NK ii'^B
ali iis liraiuhev In cases where tin- niten*
lion of lioth of i.s r.lny be needed no cx*rr
. charge will be made. H
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J. W. SIGN I
ABBEVILLE, S. C. H
J "EKI'S on hand a fullassortnicnt of
St? n TJ f! A 8 V. S. fH
a v 41 v ? ~ ?? ? j |
FINE BURIAL CASKETS*
COFFINS, fl
from the cheapest to the licst. Ilenrse wllj^H
;?(It-iI funeral:-. wfirn desired.
He will also Contract for
Ercction of BuildingsHo
Is niront for tlto sale of Sash, Pnnrs^^B
illinds, Moiil<lilies. Sialr-ralllncs, l-'lunt
ami \ tiling (u-it.lining to house I>uilding^^|
April
Collars J
\N??TI1KU lot of :: 11 U i |i collars to fit hordes
or iiiii'"-for mIc l>y TlltJS. ISKiJliS.
Dec.
Th is is the Season of Raffies^B
IK you ivrriil a koimI leather dice hox for
i-ii-u ou
It. IV IT. I'M, U Tims. Itl-.liUS/^M
Axle Grease
tlx* I.k'N, iluzvi). or for sale
iij I.v thus. i;euu.v