The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, July 28, 1892, Image 2
imKENS SENTINEL.
PI,CK ENS . 11., S. C 0
J. E. 1OG00, Eclltor and Proprietor.
iterect at lickens 'ostofflee as Socond Class V
Matter.
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lly in advatnce; for dix Hintim, 75 cents. '
Adveutisenentit iiertl atLitrdollar per square t
of one inch- or less for the -first- Insertion und J
fifty ceits for ctuth subseqttent InsertIon. A
liberal Uiscount rnate to merchants atd others
aivert0ming for six montla or n year. f
or'' 'OSIT'IO'N A-Dl-.ItTISEiENTS 1'OSI. a
TIVELY NOT TAKEN.
Obituary nottes exceedling five lines, tributes
of respect, communteatt os of a pvrsotnal
character, when adtmable, will be charged 2
for as aruvertisetuents. .
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We recognize and respect the rights of v
others to honest difference of opinion, and t
otaim the same right for ourselvem.-Col
servatve Platform.
D1OCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET. V
For 'residient,
GROVER- Ci-VE:LAND, I
Or New York.
For Vice-l'resdetit,
ADI,AIl. 5T-VENSON, E..
Of lilluolm.
Conmervalive State Ticket. {
F'or Governor,
JOIN C. Sill1''A ItRD
Of 1-1geield.
For IMeutetint-Govertior,
J-11 M F-S 1,. OUR(1,
Of Greenvillu.'
For A ttorney General,
w.I-AIlly M .\ '11N,
Of ("olletoti.
Por 1oinptroller fienerni,
J. 11. 1I UMI Et'T,
OIf I,autena.
.or Secretary of Stit,
L. w. VOCSi.\ S,
Of Harnwell.
Air .uperintentient of Ilutation.
RElW. ). W. [llo'Y" ,
Of \ntdersitt.
-Por Atjutont anid Insi,-vtor Uoueril,
. . U. DIXON,
Of York.
*'or Treasurer, t
Of Lexington.
T1lI1SDAY, _JULY 2 , 1,
JOIN ICE iP"C FoS1ON.
If youl W:t to be on1 the viniing sile in]
the electicin in .\ntiu al inz NovemlIer I
join a Ciev-0:h1n1, svensn, Shepard lial r
Orr club. The (icket is gaining grond - 1
every day. Whell the campaign first open- t
cd Governor Tillnan said ic would carty f
every county in the IFate, but now he
modificr that somewhat and says that. he t
will carry enough to elect him. Ie may do it
it, but we will have to see the returns 11
fion the election in August before we will p
believe it. There are very few counties in) t:
the State that will give him a very large IV
majority of tile votes; and in fact there i', tI
not a single county but what will be very p
near evetly divided. Two years ago the
G4overnor had at complete walk over; but
m11any of thoso who vot(d for him theii
did so because they believed him to be a
patriotic man anti really inteiided to use
every effort to help thein but they have
seen that lie is entirely a different, kind of "
a man and will not do for Governor, al t
therefore have- left him. We know of t
many such men in this county and they T
can he found in every unity in the State.
We know of a plice inot a thotisand miles it
from here where a month ago only twelve b
antis or confservative democrats could be i
found and today there is one hundred. The e
country pesople do not want him for gover
nor because he wants to take thc election of
.their officers from them, because they do L
not want to be soldi to a road overseer like
slaves; because they do not want to pay at
three dollar poll tax, and for many11 othert
good antd suilleicnt reasons. And they are I
the kind of people that make a country.
They are the backbone and support anad
stay of our counftry and when they sec ef- f
sorts mnade by those in power to enslave I
them they rescnt it at the ballot box. c
Uovernor Tilhuan would havc aill stuch if
he could, deprived of the right to vote e
for he is in favor of putting at propierty or
educational <qualification o)n voters. If n
either of these mewasuies should be a law,
how many honest antd good men in Pick
ens county would have to stay at home on )
* election days? Thle people will not trust
such a man as this with power. Suppo~sc
. Ooycraoor Tiillman is elected, it will virtual.
hy say to him, "pass all these haws, its aull
right. We want to pay a three dollar poll
tax,; we want to bo so1ld like slaves to the
road overseer; atbolish the lien haw, for we
want, to boe hirelings and slaves to the hand
-owner; we donflt Want to vote anty more.
No gettinrg around this. As sure* ats you
vote for Governor. Tillmuan you will lbe
agreeing to do thesec things, and willing
for hinm to make you do it.
So we say get on the right side, the 'a in
ning side and be a free people. Join the
proersoion ad help in a gootd work. Come
to the mass meet ing' next Monday and hear<
something good from Col. O)rr.
THl I% Eill EETINN .
The mias meeting next Mondlay is to
nominate dele@gtecs to be votedl for t.o got
to the Somnptemhi r Stnte convent Ion. Del
egates favorable to Mr. Tillman for Glover- U
nor have alr-eady lbc(n anamied. Delegates
fatvorable to Mr. Sheppard will be inamed
next Monday. Th'le meceti ng will be adi- hi
diressed b'y lion. Jamues L. Orr andl lIon. tl
1". Bi. Muirrayv, ni-i phaIps others. Lett
- every conservative, fr-om every anoi mid ly
coruner of the. e-muityv turn~ out ami l 'id hi s e
. influence anad voice M. the im of pe-. 1
servatti v. INo inm'o-teane initempen-),aae or a
abuse. There w ill lilwly he somea stirringz
speeches. Those wtho (jopse T'illamta andl
-favor Sheppard area doing so with the tirm
convict.joon that is both their doiy antd plr~.i'
'ilege to enforec their views by thmeir ballots
in thme primnary.
Thela conservatives are not against the
Farmers Movemntt. They are for -It antd
they want. to 'uis it for the
benefit of the farmtera. It is idle for
any one to say that, the conservatives are
-against thme interests of the farmier, when
a large miajority of. the conservativ'es arc
.lurmer's, andl successful finner-s too. Come
b> t:e mtla.s meeting. It is a Sheppasrd
meeting, but,alh ..re cordially invited to at
tend. ________ __
Carefuil Inguiry and observation ha;ve
convinced us that the.. Is a considerable
number of botha TilJmanitos and antis,
that will vGo indepoendently in- the ap
-proaching prtin:atry. 'That is their votes
-till be cast accordingt to their judgeentt,
of th'e can1did WAe's umerits,as ide I romi pati
it~ inifituence one way or thet othier.
-) 4 > ~g 'i~~ Ie ntever before. lad I m an3) iy iad-I
XBOASVED REFORM.
W-niust do sonething to stop the cry
the anti press, "where is your boasted
form? ias your taxes been reduced?"
c. When the taxes are lowered that cry
ill stop, and not before. * * * *
I am a reformer of the highest order,
uid believe that everything ought to be
one that can be to relieve the people of
icir burdensome and oppressed conelition.
ust think of it, soven cent cotton to pay
ie oflicers salaries, sone of them range
-0m $5 per day to *3,500 a year. If I
mi not mistaken, some or all of the
idges get- more than that.
Now, Mr. Editor, if I ani wrong, I hope
me f-riend will .Ahow in my error, but if
um right I. hope ill will fall intQ line ani
elp to senid mcn to the legislature who
i11l work for reform first, Iatt and all the
me.--Plebs in the Journal.
Dear Plebs: The Journal did not an
wer you. How could it? You were
rrong in sending your comnunieition to
bat office, but you are right as far as we
ave quoted you. Plebs, e,mc nigh unto
is and let us talk to you. You are a man
,fter our own farmert' movement heart.
Mhe SYNTIN1. would not have opposed
lovernor Tilihnin for it .ecomd term if one
miif the piltfouil on whtich lie wais first
)lee.edl,k had been Carried out by his ldin..
strationl. But instead of Thilhna, Shell,
[rby and Talbert trying by coneiliation
imd fidelity to their pledges to serve the
11ssep, twy began by arrotgance and boss
111, to (ntrenclh theiselyes in politi-al
>ower. They did not wait i Salal
ies reduced. They got up selmvilles that
1ad not even been hinted at in the phlt
ormi on which they weie elected, an1d en
leavored to foist them i laws uiin a (icon
iding people It is the gieatest wor.der of
lirva years thatt thest polilicAl jobd did not
aUS4. B It 0n. V. TI. )lowen. of Piek
i, carried experilence. latriot in. coir
O 1111( feedoim of 11tlul,ht to) CoIhllilnli
Vilhi himl, and11 whuen Ihey dmme i
o44. hie tnave thi-,m a coul: gt,uti anid m
hiatic "No.'' I. it tha! 'No" that i nOW
iIg hi a ai, oilt of tLe annoumin111it
(lin of the 'ilinl or-aIn? Thvri Ire
unidredts of antis waiting to vote I' r him i
I go to tie (lgJ1ltiare 12ill ed reie- t
lat "N O.-'it
Yes, hs, y. arl e right Me(d en to
e legislatme who will work f'r ref mii"
istead (Iof for Till-mai und Irby; Ienl ol
erve, gti, back holle, Cmralilge alind inle
enldelle -menl who (o not (.At a i col.!ilniel
ll for What T1illman thi: is or N%wants, but
ho will work andl(] vote "first, i and all t
ic Iiine,' for lower salarivs antd less ex
L'SeS all ar-o11nd.
TilE DEILEEGATE hIIDN EMN.
Ol the 30th of August, the vtoter.; of
ickiens county, will say which Llly wint
r goverinor Tillman or Sheppard. T11 r
ill be two tickets, one for Tiilhnan and
le for Sheppard. If the delega< on I
le Tilhil an ticket Ire Clected they will go
Columbia in eltfemiber and Note for ,
fliman. If the bheppard (lelegates are
et(t they will go to CoIlumia in Sep
-mber and vote for Sheppard. This wilt
the first time there ever was a. conitest
Pickens county over the offive of Gov
rnor. It is likely there will be a good
oLe. Two years augo there were only a
ttle over 1,600 vOtes potlled. There will
e more than that this year.
TIlE EIFAIIIEEl' NEOVE.1IENT.
The farmers' m1ovemlen)t never mleaniti
ixinlg tihe p)oor manll three dlollaurs for the
ri vilege of wearing his hied on his shiouil
ers. It nicver meanRnt assessing his labor
t eighteen 'entIs a (lay for road dutly un.)
er a contraictor. It Rnever mlenit takinig
-omi anry white dlltemocrt the right to, volte
never meanlt: dividing ouhr peoleh inuto
lasses, inleit ing thie:n to hate each other
nd1 kickting up a( dusLtuand hi:ah to driive
ut (of the State every dtollaur that can get.
uit.---G(reenville News.
It. wasR initenided to reduce'( taxes "ad sal
ries, antd as far as possible economnize t he
ix to bIe clliected fromi the ipeopl ti his
Lear is mIore thani was1 ever taken fiomi
heCm in years befo re. The farmers' move- 1
icent never meantii to dho that.
It was pulishedlC( ini the JlournRal las t
reek and we have the promise of it thisI
week. It is the Con.stitution, t.he only3
>illiwark that staiglae between you anid the1
his to priotect youlflC andi your' p)rol)mty
re'ii (overno1r TiillmRan iand his pol1i tax,
rid yet lhe is askinga! you) fo r your Vtb- Ito14
icike him GioI vernior. (CanILot we tindt onle
io voite fo r whoI doe4s riot wih Li) tear downi
It has bieein a long thi sh:ce I t cditor0
e hais doi. allibe tenni tol asit inl Iiidhg
elegatoes fr thle conerivative t ieket ni. t
fondayliL, lie watst to cool1 off at q1om e ofI
.rc Rinieralt sprlin gs in iRarinia, :aid gatherI
rength to huirirah for the wi:mRing side(.
r to digest his3 phlte (It (row.
So manuy hione.bt fiairmind ed Tillmuian men
ave eome squarely out andi de('clre that
14 conlservatives aire perfect ly juIs tiiable in
is free' (ouniItr, iniR inaki-nRg the prt senit
hut, thatt it4i s reatty rI fresing. lHe lem indI
Vile I we 1helieve~ we eni 'uin, theLIre i3
a inint defat of wh(i (Lab ct weshuhl tble
tione oi1' TilIimas.
Voce ini the' (row W ha \4 it ai out Gov -
I wai (Governor ( Shitppalird's roo ma11 rite
Li Clilge andit have (bell aLsilcIiatedi with
lim twelve years ini the l.egishime, andt
iever kew orI htard RIof his' bing iundRiter
the ii iente (If lI<pIril or' biettiRng at all.
lie was electetd fouri or live Lime to(L the
F.eoislaturie, thiree times Spea.ke.r oIf the~
louse, and once Lieuotenlai tWve:rnor, andI
p.mi know it would have been charged oil
uhm if true.
You knomw that nio bank would keep a
nai for pres1?ien w ho( lithier not drun1k or
ambdled, andi last of all, (Governor.Tld
nanl eiitier insiiinutes whalt is no t, trule
ubout (Govero )theppardli or' hIe attemilpted
LO get the conIventilon to nomlinate ai )lan
for governr w~ho is a dirunRkard and na.un.
tiler wh len hie secondted~ici ihe iar's n)O0&na
linm m'thi Biate Conven;iijon, I.tt lI
friends t*de their choie in t his diheauina
Either way it retlec'ts severely on Gover
nmor flihvat).
Ihr l iLheiL v.(.y oiur '' ~ *
Chicago: 1Li
For- I ill--I'rry, D Tr
F~or UIols-T'hnan.iiif, TI
Waddecl.
F?or f:(levelnd-.1mer( VA.
TXE FOLL TAX.
The Tillinamites, say the Antis, are mak
ng a great blow against the $3 poll tax,
di, to no purpose-that Tillinan cannot
)as it. Is not that a brave answer? If
riluman cannot have it passed why is lie
xdvocating it to procure votes? Ile is
Alier Ignoraut of his own ability or he is
idvocating it for mEre political puriposes.
We are obliged to bust his bubbles as he
blowsi then ill).
. The Journal thinks that what the Si-Nr
NEI. says oil this 'ibject is "111ieoMbc."
Well,.ournal the same logic makes all
that Governor Tilim saiys about it "Bun
combe" too. We do not. care at gingersnap
which horn of the (ilemIlia you take.
Either onc will gore you as deep
as the other. It will be a woider to ts if
this rie pair of hornis does not toss You
into the cosiervativc camp. You are evi
deitly oliposed to Tilknan, 8 y011 persist
in holding the constitution between hill.
aid the i-Iterests of his supp ti ters.
The J<>irnl says: '"the iirsNt., de.
dlared in its last i:uc its willinlgniess to le
qin loitilities anew." Oh! no neighbor
you imi.-jiudge us. 'Ihe 8:NNICr, was not,
hostile, is 4ot ho..tiHe and will not be hos
jie. We cantot le held iesponsible for
Lhe editorals in the Greenville News. But
we lad lmade pill) ouir Imind, if you cracked
lat iu, ti swallow Tillnman and the Jour
ml or be swallowed by theim imiiediately
[t is a matter of small import t the peo
deC, whtIhr the matter 1itblished in the
31.4 1riNI:l. i editorials, is dieteted by Con
ressm n .Mills, A. I.. Williams or Julius
j.Ug:;s. The qmtstion of greatest, mo
nent is: 'Is it true'" As the time to al
a%ver ha.s ux-pired., your s,i]leco vaysi "Lis
n w."
'lhat cnservativ eith ait Dacusville cer
aiiV haslot lher) good w-iI. TheTill
1w1es al not so intoleenit , as 'i"my sup.
'vc. vrybody -;ays this is iL free comi
rY itlit yolu e,it VIte and talk aii you
- an euthiiihistic Tilhlinite read an
di'.orial in lA weeks SerNTIN:. to his wite
i.c relonikd: 1. think a fewi more like
lt, v:ill miake a coinservative of you."
Therc 6S 110 Ileed for the Tillianites to
me alirmied. Will the Journal say
iat' this is the siren song of a conserva
ve?
TI'LiEaIAN's i83 POI.L TAL
ich, but 1enrd for tle Poor.
Govvrinor Tiilman advocates the $3 poli
LN. It is ill-atlvi.ed, heauise:
1. It is at vaninee with the theory of
1mntion, viz: that lie who has niucl pays
tieh; le who has little Ipays little; he who
Ias nothiig pays nothing-ihence it i.4 i
41it:ihe anid un11jlst..
2. Because it larg per Cent. of the ne
ros womil4l evade it-every whitl man
vmuld have it to pay. White mten have i
re:d hithitationi- Iegroes iove about
-very ycar ant d tiousiiands escape the poll
ax.
3. Btecause it makes the burden too great
jpon the ponr. It is easy for tlie rich to
ay--it is hard for the poor. The man
ivorth $t110 pays the salne is aman wortb
4. It amakes time poor pay foir the educa
f the rieb, while thle reverse should be.
5. Because i f 63 is better thn *1, then
it-> would lit better than $:3, and $10 better
thn $5. If taxes are Lto hbe raisetd ini this
way, abotili otir prese'nt system andl( levv'
hlarnaouint per capita.
Iiseeai se ruanyl'I negroeq would igo to jil
or at while rather thnm pay the #3, an.d thie
ax p)ayers ruust payi their board while in
We faih utterly to see how it relieves the
F'arier'l MYaruth and tile Tarift.
.1 cut' is ainothier iihlt.ttration of the opwr..
Ltiin oi(f otur uiqule tairifIf law, says thle
lostolii I'erldt. Ar. Mar-li owns and( oc
muijies a farm which is pairtly ini Vermoint
md1( partly in ('anada. IIis pasture is on
In Candianlii side~ wIle his barn is on thle
dlarsh hought teni horse-s ini Cana~da and1(
rotught. t hem over th line to his Vermont4
aim paying the regular taiffII ditty on the
iminlials.. Sublsetuienitly lie triried themi
'.it ini his pastuire, and a-s t her :'tn-ivedt
ICer'as the line while browsitig Fariier
Wartmsh was enlled upon to pay a new duty
If. t:30 pecr head when lie uutdet tok to
aim g the animitals borik to his barn. Theli
lO>ird ofI genearal n apprais'rs hiaving been atp
maitld toi by Farmer' Marish, that solen
udly alIlinius the dreision of thie collector,
i ho will con'ltiinu' hi keep1 anLi eye on Far
ner Marish andh atSMess him 2::;0 every t iine
.e bring.rs his hotrses. ini from the pasturc.
. tblw .~'is gi ven t lie reuar'aingedl programn
:u p i"i i',n of tlwn appo'iinments madle by
bI )uiemoirlI e J..''iutive' Comniittee for
.\l,ftrinbIr', 'Siaturoy, August I6.
(ben l Tgi, u ut
A 'i!tenim Wdad:.t9I Afgos a!in o. s
itnhme.i hsiv, 'Aul1nal i y pi
Laur(i te watoly Aniuitert 20. eece n
.i A fitt iin adver iit. imitr by~u telect.
dIt i ii oitut andi nearley tilty applhi..
:anlS pi 'r ete athenu-elvest. I befo ehm
r a t, :: lt-.il theatue ie Witsect ie
hsmWissed ltihe est "I shul lik tIn knowtul
ieht a fnendf h"onut whtiih grouni you ah-o
dv etht ovi witoustl sigl recnrenec..
tahn?' "Toiuug tate istke, paolte d gen.
1m1 "he t 41 hem gret liituan ie wied
.i t: fhor hie tuam in itad ose )the n
1-r atrodi, showing that he was ae-t
"oi .e upia him clothe to'at, hue ld man,h
'A hs hmi Ii1 the r, in and thoughtful,~
e nticed toff his capiwhen heil ee cl,ean,
ullyea hofwmig tipa thjt he a o ied tgen
lianly; e ittled uw ia book ihtieb et
Lacei't onIt the1 tah!c- thislet terstoftep
e for it I shovel itaide andt IL boyby
Susietlmy fors tur inats ta oll tpi'e ing
>rso crowdineshowin lite wasiv hine."
land' ordeln. lWey wralkid withd lim I
wated ttrhi:tl ohswr ca refiliullyl brunh
nad, leharing ther o e ani eet a
[ oied thatl his :ie aiils were cilean
[ut' you c~llthehiglterofr
er of r5ie fcmmenatiot ~n hei civem."
we asittenda strcl Pt our on mann.ersam
A DINAST OUS YEAlt.
Tie Woem mnd Vatastrophleri of the
First Ilulfof 992.
If the remaining six months of tbisycai
sha1ll u(1plicate 01 ecvei approxilmate to the
re(ord of (lisAsterS which have occure(l in
the first six, tlie year 1892 will be set d.own
as the most fatil lu life in the United
States that has ever been kinown. Fires,
llood.;, explosions Iine easalitie.s, (.y
elones, wini torms, lightning--all the el
emlental forces, indeed---seem to have
cMllbined( Wilh hu11man ligencies to destroy
lfe nitid to preseit ilt aggregate of groat
(lisisters iml co11paisonl with which ordi
narily terrible events seem to lose their
Significaitce or attract perjonial attention
onily.
ince Janulary I there have been four
destricti%c Windstorms, killing t.wo hun
dredt persons, viz: April 1, Mismourl and
Klansas, 75; May 16, 'lexas, 15; May 27,
Welling(on Iam., F5:; June 16, Southom
Minesota, 50. In the same period there
have been four great floods, viz: April 11,
'ombigbee river, 250; Mlay 18, Sloux City,
Iowa, 0>; Lay 20, lower M1isasissip, 36
.lIno 5, fire aid flood, Oil Creek, I a., 10j.
'here also hve beeln fouril lling disasters,
Viz: .1amtnary 7, AlAllister, 1. . 65;
April 20, Minersville, Pa.,12; Mlay 10, Ros.
lyN1, Wash., -t; Tlhy 14, Butte, 1i1t., 11,
Three firs have been unusaily disastrous to
life: January 21, (liiapoiis, surgical in
stitutle, 19; Februtary 7, Hotel Roval, New
Yvrk, 30; Apiil 28,, theater, Ihliladlh1)ia,
'esidese there were on March 21 an ex
jlosionl at Jordan, Mich., by which ten
hves were lost; June 13, the explosion at
the Mare Island Inavy yard, which killed
13 and JIune 15, the fall of the biidge over
Licking river by which 32 lives were sacri.
iCed. Tlks! are tihe principal disasteri of
tihe year thi.i far and they involve an ag
gregate of Uo) lives. Adding to this total
the sum of losses by minor accitents as i
port,d to the Tribune, we lmave the follow
ing sj an.d unuual ecord: By'fire, S76
by droutig, 1,:264; by explosion, 313;
hy lalling strulcturme of various kinds. '1:
.bY 11inn disastf r-. :109: by wind tlormo
d0, and( by ligdInbng 10: grand total ,.
5m. Th. total los o life by theCe CALUSeS
d tuig the whole (f last yeatr-and 1,591
was one (f fle momt destructive years on
record-ws w ,it , "30 it is evidlen'it, that
I1813 vill far surpa) its predecessor. It if
a sud and aeppaing t co thi,; of great
disasters folloing' do-(1 Iel)u n LMehi oth
er's hl(,Vlq. ut rils tike day. of tho war,
when one tfok tip lhw 1o1,1,r pler nly
to read the list of kd and ;endd it
the p-ruviots da:ly's 1.at: h and the same
restil then aits now, liz: Tlt Ihe great
hattle so overshatlowed the smaller ones
1 lat, little at tention was paid to the latter.
So nfow, tlhe great entaclyis-ns so far
eclillse the siv: tller ons that the Iat!-r
thIomughl th111y would Ibe consikred aiv shck
ng and exceptiol in any Ordi..ary t.iies
are now hardly an hour's woude.
JENGET ON LSEN.
Vje%st; of Intercrt li the 1'remuntI Con..f
Somehm!-; ~ L h:c .rn eG- vil'( News
a copy of .e Ae buiille Prs.: mid Inner
of July ,a !,P-- two years : tmnor- .
row--- re porl im. spcbes delin red 1hv vai-t
ons C.ani<iltes tor congres at i'naldd.
['art of the spWeh of W. U. BeIet is :e
portedt as follows:
Soic onle asis if I aml for T'ilfin. I
am now as I was before Ite Ma1rchi conven1
tiot. I then tlouglht hit it wouh be a
tistake to loiuminate Tilbnai. ie hus
ma1.1de so manly enlemies. lie wo:.1h Imake
many more. Ile was too aggressive. I
did not think it well or wise to have as
goovernor a man who laid aittagonlizedI f SoI
large and strong a minority of. his own
party. Such were moy views expresssed to
Shell and Irby at:
ing I .aurens cour
conservative 11a1
m101 leeeptablec
believedJ thtere w
the( leaderts of
I kntew T'illmmant i
aifter his noinlation I said int his preCsence|
there wvas only one' man in) this State whlo
could heat him for governor "Who is it)'
was asked by others. Is it Brat toil? No
13 it Ilagoody? No. Is it Earle? No. Isi
Orr? No. Shmeppamrd?' No. Well whoi is it
It la B. R. Tfillmn h,imtsel f. When he
takes the stumpj he will mtake Joist akes
and:m lose his sutpport probab)lyf.. WVell, I
finta now that I atm mlistaken. lHe has
made14 miistatkes but he har: lost none of .his
suapp ort whicht slhowsv that this mloveentt
is nt T 1ilhnanisma. It is too strlong for
Tihlnmn to hmtit or indIter it,. it. is a1 evo
lutiont. Thecre is not Tfilhani ina Georgia
Notrth Carolina and1 lihe other farmer States
yet the saine mlovemoent is goitng eni there.
Why thn, d.on't I comle over* to Tuilman?
My friemi(s, I am1 as I always have beenh, on
the side of' thle tnecsures~ deCsired by the~
farmners, imt if I wecre toI say no0w, "OC yes
I amil for TI'llhnan." I would' deserve your
conitemupt, I might get your vote by so
doing but I had rather have your esteem
anld resplect than your vote.
Tlrumst nio (ea'ndate for any3 ofliec who niow
says I am for T1'ilhnan udesas hie can say he
was for hiam last Aitrch. Jnst ask hirn
how 01(1 his Tilmnan baby is? \V hen it was
horn? Don't, vote for aniy min who comes
over to Tiilitman no0w when T1ilman does
no41tineed his lieup.
Well my friends I have spokeni much
lottger thanIm I tiededl. (Cries to go oi!
(ho oh!) you1 ate toio kindcind( inltalgent,butt
I mutlst stop tihe train is abnol(t dueii. I have
fried to b:ow yout how I killed mnysel f in
Grtceenville. .If that is suicide thena I nm
dead.c. But st ill I tink 1I a very lively
corpse.4
teler lui Docubt,.
We are ghli to know thit tiher" is at.
lsta dlot I.us to whet heor the u in recent
ly whlippedc( by a disgutised mob10 was pI
ishied blcauise het. was for Shiepp'ard and O rr
IThe G.~re'envlle! Ncw. ims 111tOlhOied conti
dlti(ce in and regatrd for the0 i".-oplI or our
Slato. We are ailw:.vq 5lrty to be ftorced
to til ieve fh 1 a1no (1.hI em hamve dlone any
act of cowiardice, brn:(ity or in'toiveno-ee
WVe w<i mm:iilIh r:ither thi k t hat (our h-i
are atogitr ac(cordnuig to) Iheir hoinert betief's
and are true bothi~ men ot 1ing ito' they think
h iStflot thme -tate and themitselves an'd wil
lintg tto tallow 01lherts the S,Ute right.
'Thel Un'iott enunly inc1idet ';houhcl be'
ttorough1ly lo' ke' iinto, h(Ioever thme pro(
1.!e thr In we t)Io their o~w repuitt ion todrot
onte of1 two thliiWS prove that t he peris.cut
tiln was not politit(al :1ad was eauisted by
the badl cliraetter nad evil eban:etet .f flie
v iitm 01 bruig the mIemIbers oIf the mob
to jusatice.
It may he well for loen who hike fair
play and1 who notice and4. are gutidedl by4 thet
condctltC of contetnding paties to rininheI r
a fact or1 twoi in 'onnec'tjti withi thistalair.
Tlhte ('cserativye neCwspaper's in speak tna
of the alleged whippinig of Harr is for hi,
Ipoliticail op1inionis ht' ave sugested thaft pubt
tie sent timenit ber suspenlded unittil tIhe faicts
wiereo known,- anml htae refrained! from 41on1
ml eiming any1 bcdy" of c'itizen'is 0on a oe
sidedc si atemt~o1. They ha cve p'le ty of cr1h:
is-tues to oter' for' thle consideraitiont oh ini
Tiilhaamn niewspapters and wrckers5 hav-e k
('n upj a little Wcoo of fHity eight lot ire'en
ville city andi tiied t, ma:ke thte W'i'e he
lievt'e thatt the cosrtiv:: ',t i,raeni e
were guailty of (dabelleal la :icenio ('1 nd1,
t di fferene. il he 1( treni me inct f theI
seS mutsi im:pre(-l'i n d!l Iir nicdecd
mw*I
As Fo:
$5.00 for the ieavi
$3.00 for the 2d 1He
$2.00 for the 3d Ie
ALL VARIETIES.
CARPENT
MANSION HOUS.
MiPOrders by mail solicit
An Indtaniants View.
Mr. George 8. Billiigs, an eilthusiastic
lndiant democrat, says ite 8avaunah
ilorning News of the i2d inst., entertain
d a itnber of 8avanliinis yt-sterday
Lbout 2 o'clock With Iolitical predictiois
Lbout the result of the tpproabchin.g presi
lential contest. Mr. Billings is a travel
ig salesman for the Varry Carriage aillq
Vagon Colupany, of iudianapolis, and his
)UHness carries him frvin mne cud of tlie
United States to the other.
"In the last twelve months," said Mr.
3illings, "I have traversed thirty-five
3tates, and being of apolitical turn of mind
SIIVe nade it inly bulsinets to feel the
mise of the people on ihe presidtlliall sit
matiou. To me, as a democrat, the resiilt
las been inest gralifyinl". If thlc SutIh
mly -tollds :;olid, ClcvhlAitl an ttvenson
vill sweep the couitry. Mloitana Iaud Ne
>raskia will go to the thit-d party. Wis
10m1sinl xill qtirely p:lvc its vote Il it. dcll.
>Cr-attic tom Mii.j ui ill 1.1 i i
qu Iy am lioil; w%ill e xra ri :
y-b>5c, m i!h -l1c1 ltc f;-.vering dtum
hip gfticinei, "Il sppo, v-N i-. 1Jar
-i!so I a big maIjority'
This 1Iery a0roitsel Mr. I ligs Io I
rreat pitch. "Who says s Io? e ab '
houtw.d. "'Youl call plit it (itv %-I t%
level:mld alid Nvtevin' vwi v arr in,
11111 by 10.000 1111j,Ii y. 7dtm- i i
S the llost tipolllar i:ma ill tit etI
In fact hf, veve.r wais potimlar aid w 't
mye c:lr1ed Im11(lialil in thec' la-t colitm S1't e.
-ept for htidlvy's 'blovks of five' briber3.
'nnsh:ave h:iEd inlcc hn r,
6e lmve tie Atttralialn syste1m a-l flw ie
N 110 c1imice for bibury. Ha,rris..nI's pop.1)
.iarity w:as :;h)wli ill good shape hIten lie
'.Il for G'mven-imr A."pinst Bilu11.ht Wil-.
atis. Ie was ;( hlad)j- .'iinoweri un11dekr
itt le uidA n',iwl 11u(t fuoi 111rco years.
Iuliana gave 2'!.0U0 dem,1nitie imijority
nt the last voinrZ3,ional electOon, an1ti 10,
Wo is it low.% calcut,timit for CILt eat't
iteveii"oii ii\t Novem>er."
"I gttes yoil woullii'l bet h uch on adi
LIm, thoUgh." said nt.b101,r 411V in Ith par
Y, fo1 t purpo--:e of fmheic. )iout
It Iad the tesired <feCt,. Thie I1miii
ms t 'A '.iti r to a iwhi . vitch. Ilk
po- "iw ' l heti vit hila-14ed u dt
1(t y tt i1uN. lil,'',-,-t - .;h i 0 u
'!hl0sal is u ia twi 1;'. C!il l
:iud l.nd .1,nso a 1uaJo-4ty of not h.+s
hall 11,000. and that the tilket, n 1i a1so
:arry New York, New J ' ers, Io(moicut
JVi.Cco iin. It ta Le! (1I ' l I t ke :mv..
)ody's fatucy I'll put :50 right no.
,he loosier weit dowu lilto his pC
ls roll.
Nobody offered to take tithcbt,
Billin,'F 4...t , ...a .. . , .. . .. .
Thle father of Jewc!ry was Prom)0
ihen he wiue cuti loose by .lierieie.c
he chains the.L fasteneci him to Mo'
'astis lie made a rinlg oait of one
inks of his fetters, anid in 7 im her.e
ie fixed at porlion (f the rackl:. Aet
) I'iiiny that n as the firsL rmil( an
irst stone. --- Paris Figaro.
It is one of the prerogatives of Gott Al
nmghty's gentileman to use4. prfieOLl lau -
Idge iu publie spa-echei(s.
31-'OR31(lO 4103 EU.
P'. II. luGt 101 iz re:ej'ctitflly annlouinct i.s i
aliiidt for re-eleetiton to l tii iien' of Con
r for l'ekens eotity, siihject to the .tii of
tie 1)ne,.enLit in thle przino: .y.
FORt .SOLICIT1'0t.
I hercby anniotinee uanyself as a calid Idate for
n'electioni to tic oltico of Solicitor or tho
*:ighth .1 i uiial Circuit of 5. C1., Alibject to the
,etionl of the I enicratir 3.ai ty ini th ptjrimaary
teetlor iii A t'lynst nex\t. M. F". .\ NSI.
FOlt Chil:l1. ' 4:AI. t I'.
.1. J1. 1.\ w IS is r''.''a ozl omitaerl asM a
an,ll14nie for thi.: 'ilbre of Clr of ' :Ight for
ilnweratic turly b,ii th i uary. ________
3. A l1.1(7ll'v is. re .po't tfolly ann:onced r.8
. nal lad teV for rc-elet"Iionl to ht olte C.f S.!ter
iri lor P'iket' i- unty, li ubrae'j t to the acttion of
he D'in nii party inI th.- j.riuaar y.
Foll'ii TiEs'Ri:rt.
.J.'l .0 Y(OlhIULOiD i' re''.pletfailyanrn.
di Ill. 1 nlau'1 'Iat.t 4 f r~ r.-*tTti:>i to' ti he i:' (of
'i .'Oun t f' lnerf' P --le s.a ny.Eh tt
be at : z o f the'' I d : : arty 7 aru1 ' .
I O . .i l'D!TOl,
T::XI'fi-M of .i . i . N * Y01.l'.:r e-i! n
ra ti pinnu y
Tu. -' ifn Inn+ o P. IAN x l.l ::.;, .1
heI 1h- -' rni ' is. L j' iu 'L.- p r: h'a '. th o i u
'1 . . c,, i. 2. L. in m t. a
Greenville, . i; h.
Llowvs:
est Tunidp.
aviest Turnip.
aviest Turnip.
NO OLD SEED.
ER BROS.,
U DRUG STORE.
Grcanville, S. C.
w,d.
ACCIDENT,
AND LIFE
n 01 91c.
T YjPJj7 o J/W )IT 1 i
Ia ' P l r. i --..., - i. .. IL i , ,-: .o e'z1i g
hb UIt bohei th iper.e. j,., h p; ..i - ju 'r . 8
:i''~Li'. 'i4kle-p ;'d.' f. l IUandprf 1 rian- to h
1 o1 typA n r itin: 1 i, int tag press, .
A ill .. Il II1.
%I ( I- n;et , h<p wh'. . h '- it om .! ---
t: le' r n becheolue all opeat1 r
ib IcO a ,i in i t ratIor
i %h-,lnrk of vn1:a lImpi"!,; CA:;
1110;v 1,:eC t.-s ItIld :ahvnawen wrllted. 8pe. "
+ 0 1-)iei e r t i n r-;. F-' l lij:ll ll!.h i,_ i
11:itl run, -m I . I n bl re,sI
bri t r ii t t
U~~~~ ill S' 1 . I
~)~High
aa~
Easley, S. C.
hcUIIi.it yotar patrohnageC. Witi paiy ym: 3 per
In<OU:thsu. naa41 l5 per (cent~, for per.'Iod:I of' six
Iun 0 h.-. Interest to comeneie in flr Fo if mon)1th
stu-i eed"ing date1 of de(I('tUs14.
I .'tosits tuli pityable, mn denu:nd withiout
lticl. W. 4. LO.\W) 1), l'ePiOiet.
W. C. I'.\I ITl, 'aslht er.
HOLLJOWA Y'S
Barber Shop! I
And Bathi Rooms.
In rea ofI'lI Mision iUl nau-,
OlImJ'NVILL,E, 8 (1.
Scientific Americas
Agency for
A
U -. CAVE~ATS. L
.TRADlE MAnr'a
DETQal PATENTIi
4 COPYr1CHT8, etc~.
11t NN &c CO. 1 E A )io:WA V, NE~W Yonivc, n
Olete.' burat:au '1or IP'r,lerU lUlut uf 11 A llh'ar
F'!-rva p.,t. ta,m ant by lu a is broaught be foretq
tb~ IITC Imb)! B a notlr(U givenl f ro, of chbtrgo In t1.0 V
Ja'&r'--,t fdreuIr.I 141n nft anyl Lr:en)tIflt p'er In tho II
YUUi1.1. I>letlittIly! lus4truted. No jntCllbsenlt, 1.
n.h "" ''ld be 'ithoEut It. Wcoly 543.00 8
r. l-fnixmot1l1. A dhIresa MUNN &,C
-J 'd UAway, New York. I
Newspapers :. FR EEK
-.. U ' ' 4n ten --f yo.ur iliendU ir aia'bhloaa?
ra .- kLY. ..A
''NI) I I fl i :'I G<;;s Weekiv inth1
the a ofh i -a en ' i n~ lr-te I page.' It ba
':nliy a~ 1.1 lU l n Il enre'f11u-l e l e If31.t;
'alae:' Soua t vt r lu-.'. . 11 ' re:
NO LOT IVERY
e14,400 IN G OLD COIN
Anyone f.. r onls IUy g42., call Q-c11re bth the('
L '.l:!y ('u.u ''i .1U0I iamil :-r on4 ye.ar;,wvith the. I:
pp .U* LUIy' of4 mni,.alug1 ..iaU.de foir the~ (Coa;- I:
lI -aluI: i aupra dt edii'' o)11r" 'f <-.0)j IUIrr
I' $1C.C4 in (.UUIa lCoin and1( 41 pirizes' oUf aShu !
i b I in Cohl ('oina. Sinp1IjUUl''cop of) the WIe'l:y ;
I'- .;,l.U o d a h - .en at ha UUf:,a-. lar, 5
I a ' ';.. '.'o 'ilth'' ( urha'r Iouar' a... n.any,
,aul- v1lb-. N' ,i a'P' WIpy w iII he t . 4r ' he i to a
') 9'5A77/4hU#tr:2h; I*
h l4 1 'I a!
RE ~EMOID & DANIL! L I,
W. Iluidekoper A% Reubin Foster, tecelver,
Atlanta & Charlotte Air-Line
- Division.
Seced ule in efret May Mn, I92.
NoRtaO'2U. No. 38. 10 Xio. i2
Eastern Tie. Dlaily. *
,v. A tlatat (K.T)...
". ChatbWee ..........
" Norerobs ...........
D uluti .............
Suwannee.........
Ilurord..............
"=lowry Irauch...
Ganevile........
Lula.......... ....
"elloit ............
Coruelia.................I 1.42Pm1 lo.blam*
"Mt. Airy...................i i o.bbuln
" Toccoa ................... I2.20"In 11.l9ttm
"We-stininster . ...12. b7ttin I I.M%ni
"011ncn ...... .. . ... .. 117tI 121 m
Contral ....... ..... .. . an 12 1,
ElsleYS......................2.1tan
"UGreenville. .. 008pin 244am Ipm
Greers............ ......3.14tim 2
Wellfort<P............ .33am 3.Opju
Spartanlburg pn..704) .4tn .3l
Cifton ...... . . .4t 3.4p
Cowpons..................4,1ua 34 pi
Gaf.'n....................4
ilOacke urg...............5.0fa 4
Grover...................5.111%' 4.37plu
6 King'i Mountain...........28ain 4.bpm
Gastonia .. . ..r.2ai 2.pm
Lowell....................OMM 5.31pni
lelletont.......... ....... .ain 5.391n.
r. Chiarlotte ...........0.10pin, .408in .00pm
SOUTHWARD. INo. . No. If. No.9.
Diily. Daily. Daily.
Y. 31irotte.......9.41511t1.5p0in 2.20im
Itellemionit................. 2Pm 2.42nm
Lowell............. ........12.23pn -.W29am
Gits2ton1it............ 2.31NIvin 3.0-Itut,
iivgs ) .......3.i.7mi S.27am
Grover................ .... 3.161mi I:3.43max
u.276pin 3.531nip
........................3.4 1)ni -I-JOILM
..................10 1.420in
I!fol.......... .lan .45pm
3.51pi 52.42p8n
(;reers 4. il. ... .;1.. b.01l i . 42111
OR IBm34pn
. 4..4..n. 4... 0Vlm
Cv;i ril ... .... .... . . ... .341jit2 7.i10^1u1
.......... ................7. ipti 7 rig1am
...0m ............... I 4.27a
Mt. A..r................ 9.(0 1pm . 11 p'm
(111It (2124.11121 2~. t. 1 2422 I I8- 1 ~1 0'..4A III
4,orI0wA 4 itI.
140#10011tt?, tit t!y em-2ept Smiity, lett1vpH4 Atltttit
p. IlI t .riv(. .iua 9.X) p. in. Rettiring,
11 a 6mnt .. . . ... Atiktt 8.6 a. In.
,I)t SwItIpty. filihd No~. 0(1divily. h-a2ves4 Luln.i 8.1i5 p.
i. vi,- itA . Ia1.. a rrive .%thletI s 10.00 p. Ili. and
Ga'tt. i. ..t.ii g. leave At..e.n.. No. 10 di
,t. exeept IRIIIly 112141 No. 1 dily. 6.16 P. In.
n l .;t I llI.. . ..i- L 7.65 p.m. tin4 8.50 ..m.
Itcl wcu T41voll'.1ui 211 ElbeOrT401-'No. 61 dtily ex
L:I,t Nuilly,1II l'lve~ To.ot I IA iit.02. Ili., a rrive F l
" r'.k)II 3.'.1) 1). ")1. litIi ll1rh . 'No. COb tilily except
.Ill-liuty ~lm% . 1). v !2 r).( it. 1U., arrive T1octuou
Po, 9itn-.! 1W IL Puinit, Sleeemr betmeeni Xtl
I22wid New York.
NoIs. aw11l :Is, Wash1Iin2gton1 and4 Sothw11.eFiternl
.ifle Liittl. bmee Wstshim,ton and.
t1mita1 . Tl I 2lh I IIIIIi N1111 leelierh between4(j
pow Yw.k Nid Wash
IgIo ll kn i ml pis Vild 'N111111til and Itirming
Itli. Obse~~rvaIt ion1 car be14 twcon2 Wash%in1gton1 and
Nos)1 11 1111 1!, 1111111112in 1122iffet Sleeper be -
For %111vil tltmittion us (o 14Vjeal and throV
t 1 lisr 11 Sleeping car ros
rvitiolish, emife4.r with lovaLl 21g022t.s. or add rebts
.. A. OSO.N,
uperkillt. ntIlta, D il.
encrat Ma4nager, Was1.gtn, 1). C.
T'rIitilie. 51ming v 1, 1% msinii gtoll, 1). 3).
M VAW171f . . 4
............~r lt122 L..3.m .53nin
. 102111.......4.L0pm1e4.412Ar
...............,re ..il.. ......0 .3m
I ''" . ;~ AIIltrx.t . r...4....7.10am
1 .~~ Iv114jt442 .......'u258am)
1 2~ r~it... .ot .. 7~.1 . 7a
1 pi lo........p 8.55mu
I I122 jdio...........8.4Onp.3a
l2Opfl reeni..........43 .3nm
ittoi, doi!urnt.\2L, t 1114.0d2ty, le'tteiln tg i
IMmen i.ht and thel1 __.____h__ y,_ex
22 1'1 r ,trn . 9 d tS iNo.ve L l .14 .
I. 0,nl 95n. in. Clrrive A thtr 1.0 p.m.n
lIun t....n.. un.leave A .he..N.10 dal
I exceut Suehy.an 2No.. al. .1p. m.
L2.,n1n4 . Ar 5'Ti Lula 7.55 p.in. itd 50 .m
Hetwe n oen niI.:'1hrin -- No. 6 1 Illx
er. n n . IAI . 1 Reuring.)jL rNo . OS alyecp,
Iiny le . -Ge .t wn 5.(0t..,..arrIeTco
n111.
_'AbuledLi__ited between~ Washin____ ton__ and
thnt Thrug S'AtillaN S oNoetwee
fIlo . .d .ifip i i tlantagl an imig
I in .>sra io Ar be242' tet Waliigo a45nd
lIr 122 1141 and 1I, Pllm antp.12. lu (fe i Sl'ee e b1 e-Xt
N.2 tivniii 312 IIlW . A2p.tIII,ttK 112
AIie',P x . 't,.t i ta'a
I tltit't 1 '212t12 2 J.21 A1. IMI . ONl , '.1 p. i,
'1 I'II SuerintendentU. A1 t1ilnt, iGall.
Wmie.11 ) 2. 211. . Ut)ltImNu.422d .8
TrailleP0 12innager.I, Washington11, D. C.
pm...A rl(42~ Greenvill LA.......12.00n'n.,(.22
(ieteen nderotMlIner,o aC1u21 Gr-envi).lC
- 0. TATH)N .. No. g,
nin.......I. Atiagrso A.........02 S1pin
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).5b2it .... ....Peln st .. . i.i . .. .5pra
.mim ..........ree vie.. . . ..... 61p mt
.01 ~.. by A. liinAr.......4.3pin
Spl...... lNon Aerr........... l.2pm
j2l2pi....A WIllbImtonA..r........ .0pm
1.126 .. ... let.....Pelzer........... .1.5p m
122 ..... .. ..iIIn..... .... ....1 .40pm
-70prn... .....Genill........12.00n':i2
1.11. STAT1 NS 1No... .5 14.
,l.100 ... ........Ato ~n............ 5.1p m
2.114pm ........ Frisle2.. ....... .1p m
.21pm .... .... . 4 IIan t .. . .... .... 4.0pn
--- . . . . . . 22p 0 :1 . . . . . . . . . 3 4 p
p n . .. ... P a olet . . . .. ..2.64 2p m