The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 31, 1893, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextSHED EVERY FRIDAY: BY ?vNl vitLEi'iGrr. ? A 31 DEN, S. C., 1803.; =r i Kershaw County need* more, tl&n anything else better "public ; roads. After every wet sp'C.31, our road$ are in a miserable condition. Farmers find it exceedingly d?f-; fioalt to get*?*. town or as>ywher?i else, and when they do venture outj tbev go w*rhont knowing whether; will get to their destination. I Not only as a matter of conveni- j ence and comfort are ?or>fl p'lbUej roads desirable, .but from a ness standpoint they wotdd lie a great aih'antage. Ti>ey ajive t wear and tear ou con v<yanc- s nn<! ; stock, and the town that has the best reads leading to it gets lis - , most trade. If no other sv:-U;ni : ' ] fc j <can be devised than the nr^-nt one X 4 it'VFouId be of immense ad < ant age to ttf^e farmeis to work their sec tion^ of the road well and often. More money has been paid out lbi year for stock - in this county than ever before and this is arcounted for partly by our : road?. Nothing rains and breaks down stock quick er than straining and pulling y heavy load over a bad road. Some legislative action ought to be tjiken to improve our roads and bridgcf^ ; and until that ?im<% let the maid pverseers do their fuh duty and ire piove our public bigh vays. This is a practical and important work. It- might be of interest to the -jpafiple of this State at this time ^ when so much is being: said about t!*e ir<qt:a?iu r>f tax assessments. V> note that Jay Gouii#. returned r his property ?t $5000,000, ar;<I the executory of h is will appraiser! it at $70,000,^00. Here is a differ ence of $6?,5G0,000. "Frojp this discrepancy Mr GonLl miiiht lie designated as ihe prince of tax dodgers, and nn^quaied even )i> thft Richmond & Danville an<! South Carolina i?ai!road companies. An exchange asks: "Will th?* stale of Son ill Carolina liave to take out 4 United States license, l?e l'nr^ it can* put ii?U> eliejet ;tiK* Evans' dispensary law?1" having already had a loug controversy on the dispensary sul>jf-ct, we-r<frnin from further comment at present, and reter . the qt^rs'vn to 3I1 Schrock and "One Who Loves Cam den," who' are no* hnndli&<* t he matter through our columns. _ J . Voters &b*u.M l*ar in mind t;tat it is -necessary to have lUi- l<*<rai registration certificate- to pres'-m at the po!U in order Lo be al??u t?\ vote at ih? school rlet^jjan to 1>. held Tnesdav. You d<> r.?U warn, lo be deprived of siie right of vol insr "-i rkis, important question ; ; look up your certiilefUe and have it j ready. , \ _____ I Evkryon:: wants to see CanuV'S V ! ?? / , Jlauri^ii' and be locked mipon :js a i mo<lfl city. To nr? linlii'a- a proper} standard, ve roosl Imv*? tjood j schools;* the first stesi* to?;a?dfjj raising our school* to i\w kiyl.^st ? V : ? { standard is to have a' suiiabie an 1 commodious school bu:klin:r. V >i ? Tuesday to ie<roe bonds to < tm :.!??? | proposed hu riding. World's Fair wj1] U.ivt- to struggle ?a?ong without ^ ?>f- i : ' ; l?s by Queen or En gland's gamMinij Crovrn Prince, hut tbe cjjr esence of numerous co.-il kings and railroad -4in;;ces will make amnie amends^o? r' 4 yyf tbc absence of f?n-eign royalty, and will be muclr^Tnor^ profitable in / Chicago too. The most r^maikahle thing about ? ?* ? 51 k Morton, the new Secretary of ^"Agriculture, is that he knows sn'nie '>thing about farm:no. He has been P farmer all his life, and last year, he raised on his Nebraska lunn 1.575 iT&fchels of corn on a 20-acre !<?/.. * r | *? r* Axesady candidates for Governor ito snqaced Tillman are i>eir?g freely -discrj^eu. ? Give us a ri>t on that4 subject.* ^j^rre is j It- rv^ y of'ms-i terial and gfemj of time ytt. Tuesday^ April 4rh, js the of the ?cbo< l rlee??oo. Go to tlx ! ?t box at the Ojx-ra Ilcuse and vote! for 4 Sol script ion. Tt> . s>?m>'A'T liie ft: ft gLovor <?? r.on< !earr*> |k i.^1 ye shall find" d not, -pri x * c m t^TL' ntn ?te-n have n can Let u? Uave one; lei' ttscrwtc a fior^e m&rkci thai vtw r. <* V*-* * ' ? - \ ' - ?.. ?'* ?4.k imiastrv. i '-rj? m > jk, Sk& ,. ?ivs lis beV-e* ii^h l=, 6?u Ci'.v r'.K '?? bf | . ^ff ? il tii iitt^vKops y vhuken^ . U:iW t&kel tie sfitfesnjcn - ; ?"] 9ft' a , ^ v ? ! * n. i- -?.??? : "WASHINGTON LETTER, j ^Froro our regular Correspondent ] YVA&uixo^tw,' 'March 21, 1893. j Kcopom? is the watchword in eveTj department of the govern ment d nd will doI he changed as long as Dtrmocrafs are in control. One ( i the vtrv first tl:;n_fe it: ?t President Cleve land impressed upon the ih;bd$,x>f ike members oi his cebifcefc wns that eath of ihero ^should; he liberal in the 'i?e of th* pruning knife in cutting off simcu* 8 and nse!es$[empIoyes under j them. I Something Las already been done in the culling on line, but v. haV luis been done is as nothing! torn pared wiiii what will be done. ! President Cleveland wishes ti e ln^ds of the department to an ticipate the tendings of the Congres .-ior.nl joint commission, which ba "--alieady or^anixrd, for the {yirpose <f investigating the woik of the Cr ~ govci nrret t depai imtnts, wit4? :? view to a r< u::rtioa in the number of ?- pjj>i>ye.- aud arj improve went in l he present slovr and in many in s! Jinc.'s. enmhersome methods of transacting business*, wherever pos sible. To change the methods will iu many cases require a change in ? I i-e law, but tTr, compel every em ; ploye of the government to render nnliortest equivalent far tue salary received, anil to dismiss ad * lie jilroae& and shirks is within the j power of the heads of the depart ! meats under present laws, unless somebody weakens it is going to be i done. I heard ^ a- case the othei | day which indH-.f&es that therein or,e S^crvtary who wiil not weaken, | no matter what infiiuence may be i^jehind the " shirkers- Uy accident Secretary Carlisle learned that, an j $1,300; clerk ? a woman ? had onh i been on duty about half the tim? dnrir ii' the last i welve months. j Sent for her chief iro4 a>ked wliv ' this hiad been aillowed. "Because she is bucked by 1 Congress* man ? i (ringing one (if the; most influential ojeifihars of the House)" ?' I'iint is no excuse at ail", said the S^c i relalry*, ''dismiss her :it once, and | understand that a.1! the clertis in j^his department have got to work jfur their sal allies or, getoul." Mrs Cleveljand has not indicated whether si*e j intends " holding any public recepljion? Chiij^&j^iing, but all who desirfe to meet can do ; so by writing and requesting that ! privilege, as she sels aside hour i twic? a weik ? on .Tuesdays and : Fridays ? to receive? those w!?<kha.\v j in this way obtained he peftii&ion I to call on her. , \ Aituost as many misstatements I have been made (concerning tije ! status cf the extra Session of the i Se nate a* about tile intentions ! ''resident Cleveland. L wig stories j have bi-en Wiitten, and editors who j.k neijr.no better have printed them, ; :? 'bout fcb^-Senate rejmainina in ses-^ ( s-ion figj'nst the wisiie^ of ihe Pres-J [ ide-nt^nd ahput tiifc annoyance it j * as causing lunv lAs a matter of i /act, the ex'ra session on><- con- j limits at the pleasujre of t ie E-res-j ;i<ic-ni, and as sooi) as he shall Ro'ify the Senate that he nas n<? tuiber communications t.o make to it, adjournment will follow^tinless precedents are all stt asi ie. ' So ; powgifnl is precedent that ar, .ti i wriijtog is seehiM pnlbable that thej democratic < (Keers < f ti><- Senate | will not he elected at the extra see- i wion, although l ley have lieen r.orai- 1 r.ated by the cancus and t* : est ?! tion adopted to proceed to elect them. The republicans enured a protest .aginst this pr??ie< ding on tilt: ground that it- wo.uid !-<? ;? viola-' t.ion ei precedent, and t;:e indic ations are that the democratic be Vi ators wtil not act against that {.ro te st. \ Democrats who \ie here after' office do ?!'?; ;i rule talce kiiitil; j to the t : <int doing ihe ollices of j the liiMiii.i-i j (-f i he cabinet to the j pulhe on i'uesdnys ; aud Fridays ? j vahpiT-.t d?\5 ? 'lit U i? iealK' in! their it}t?'!es;,? for it \v. ill give the j heads <>f t he department oppor- 1 lunuj to ?j??,over tne|>*pers fil? d ivit.h it.ciM ?rul make Selections fori npp<?l::t Uienth.*1 V L j lie rypoits lor and "sj&irst the seating of the appointed j^natorss I frore Montana. Washington^ and j Wyoming, were presented t q Hie | Sennit today, U is cxpei ted '; thai j the debatw will Ugi-i hi ojj.ce and nrirai the Senate v. id hold d.?iiy yes- 1 sio<U until a vr te is reach* d. The; result is still wry much in doubt, j - tyigand and Fi anee having raisesd their ministers to the United Stat.es j ; to the dignity <f A uibassarlots the j I new democratic representatives of S the Un'tee^ Stales to those eo;m-! ; tries m, in accordance with a l:i\v ? j? ni'cted by the lust Congress -be j A mbassadors^ instead of ministers! I plenipotentiary as heretofore. \ I This will, of course, add no honoi jio our ministets in thu ey?-s *?f j Americans, but every o;:? r(,l fa:ni:iar~ witli .j the t/u^toin* a no' j usages of European capitals knr(A> j [tlr?t it will jtdd mucti to iheir bp'i'sligt abroad. f Secretary Hoke Smith's first ! 'land decision , was j aanin.^t ihej o(?utkeiL i^d^'^atiiroao's right 10 j claimed and k^pt ^^bijisg opened ' to settlement.; This ' decision noli only opens this land to settlement,! bur it is a refutation or* the silly | republican charge ihut ii wast corporation influences v. lr.ch put' Sic. Smith into tbe cabinet. The following is a List, maining uncalled for in post office for t'.io we- 4 24th t?$3 : PiU-iar W-sitts. .J? iliir: M Jior/i ry John VI wpcrmap, Marion Clements li Bnnbarn, Thos (Tfirdcer, Mike ilftrray, Mary C Bartield, Je^oe f.antjjy Mr? S M Turner. tin: t-nflinif K F Syk( i, Thoh JNi ? nr..]!, M-irvl: F J?:rie.-> Carlo.*, John L.i, Agu^t<<n Carter. Amy James, Bridget Charles, X A Mc'Jaski5}, calling for.-thr.se ietlers will t iceek they wt-re ad ' G .AiexRHder, V. &L Tabolcs cure jKw&she. - f ? -i " 4^ ? ?J-V- . < ; THE DI5PSHSi3Y ECQNHNUBD.] >Ir Sehrocfejjfs far from Couvinceci Wiat it Thin; being! is n. Good ^ne ho .Loves Camden" in The Chkomcle of March 24th, remarks" in disenssing the dispensa-y question ? "'Xowr, what are the facts of the case ? And than. j^rooeeds to state thera as "they appear J^im. , At [the expense of brevity and space ;a ?he columns of this journal, I will take up and" answer them as best I may in their order. ? i . J !?<?. Prohibition does n- t I A i??ver: Prohibition certai:dy does' not prohibit. j 2nd. Liquors will s.nd drapk i so why not get the revenue from its le- j gel sale according to the law ? Mv reply to thU is 1st, Tiiat a iarg.' j majority of our eitjbeens regard the enact- i ment or .(he dispensary bill' as an-iiv! irir.gc'inent on their individual rights as free citizens' of the stafce\and nnt:on, and thev will therefore not patronize a coun ty rlfspensnry under any* circumstances. ? ( 1 * sh^rt of actual inability to oiy*ln. their liquors elsewhere and 2nd, such aSstl-, nenee on their p.irt wiil reduce the rev enue to be derived by us from the dis pensary to a mirimura, thus 'entailinv upon us a nuisance without giving ual commensurate pecniary benefit. / His 3rd reason or question of "why drive men to the necessity of cftrading (violating) the' law,*' requires no rcpiy except that this question does not enter into the calculation at alL It is a lore ^Qne conclusion that the law will be vio lated, dispensary or no dispensary. ? 4th. by have another d^ad law on our books that can't or will not be eif. forced ? I For a conclusive reply to this question I shall have to refer ?'One "Who Loves Cauide to some of our lawmakers, who ir, their supreme wisdom. voted lor the E vans' disp.-n^i-y bill. I merely state as arT opinion, that the passage by our legislature .of the dispen sary bill "and tite death of the Moselev dfvorce bill are the tiro ttla??cst pages! in our history under the Tillman admin- ! j ist-ytion. 5th. "Why drive away capital from | our city? This is a serious question which can best be answerer I by reilering 'Vpe Who Loves Camden" to a speech on friee silver by Fomiior Hill, of New York, be fore the Se*a> of the United States |in the course of which lie very i'rankiy told trie Senate that \?le the'ibnmt diate ef fect of the passage of a frt*e silver !nw would n? the depreciation *y( ho value rof that metal; it would soon find its level and- assume its rightful. posijien as the money of the people . So with tiie non establishrmen't <,f a connty dfapen?hrv. A little .capital may temporarily be driven, away, bit the ultimate effect wi'.l be of i benefit to albour people. j Now, though I disdike to trespass long er upon the kindness of the editor and the patience of my fiieridi, 7 can not close this, popfibjv my last anicle on the | Subject under d i<cus-:jjon, without eall jing attention to one. if not th? most vi I ciont; featiire of the bill. As I understand J?, under fhi< law n'o | spirituous. lienors can be sold atadi* ? penaary in loj-s qnnntity than cue lislf pint and none n:< st. be drank on the ! pre arses. All liquors mus:t be,' tested by the ; statjj chemist and by him must be fottnd i ' i id -reach a certain pro .t or d*g:-(.-c of ex-, cellcnc-. . * ! We! Las good li ju >r does not s '"i! f>r a song/ eve^ at a d;s.ill*ry, "has anyone ever given ft 'thought t?> its p-kuiMe co<t to the consumer ? I wiil venture the s-FPe/Jioa that few' have, to t::kii^g ll is \\?.v ..fit an' 1 n-.^vs uring human n;'tiir;? by n>v o,vr. stand-! ard, very little- Ifjuor pv, rebate \ \ at a dispensary wi ! I 1> : <n atcd aw >v un-! ler,s with s .me motive, w, r'by or n:jv.'or-| tliv, more p:oi?a'- ly the.'iattrr. "Xo. a majority disnvrisury ii uor i will le drrnk by the p\ r, w1:o' eonseq'icnt I v md'i! ?*' 'siore jor^i-'v tlnffi und'T the pr !:t .v ???, ? Dispensary law instead --f i in*' .. .-in'tv ! upon drunlcenc.=f , v:!I: in-cc >p; ;!5. CT'-nso it. In cent hisicn, al!<iw uk* to 'i'.a* i lb" identity ?f s,One \n.. < '.no- ' den" is en; ire jv nnki.-.u,, 't . me, wliicb' ? ?Precludes the idc^.-t t!i.*u j ? ? t:,i. .ni/o1' -r sy, d have any pers"n.i; iVe irz*. M.-j s;>!o object in entering int. if was to h-v the pcopU* to see hot'; sides of the ! question before they p-ssivcJv a'lied th.'rns Ives on the side of the s*f.te bar- ; room scheme; a scheme which should be | repugnhut to everyone |)'oss*>ssvd ??fc:th-l er m rals, reli^i-ui or patriotlsnr. i!trspe<-tfully, W. A. ?SrjiitocK. I Tiit' C<?^Hiry Pres.*. Tlio Mrc<-l;ly ?>a:>er.s of-the country arc | | Itoijfjf. Thi y nri> abators because j they tell i i;e truth. There is i.<? i*ot?il j-oarir.g into ih< ir coffer*. Wefonhtifj it \v? 11 id naturally rharg| tl? ? ir e:cpres- i sir.n if Thf-y we re. 71 e twifoif <-1 ;!irtso papers live rear to the people. They | kixiv; their n ailers ar<l tlieir r -ftders i ki <.w them. Thf-y rf ;m louch with j the corumiiTiiiv f ? ? r v.l.ieh tley wriie, t ;;:td are tb'urcfore honest in V-.o\r utfoi-i Manv men, to whom ''sharr-i ?7 ? J :i< ft< > t!i" (?i:c attribute/' despij*-? J the ?"( u:j try pr< ?<. I >?-!:?? v :: s :t valiu loss ? ? of ik> power <r force. thb th?i*i . , i own sitarrmesH er;<??v* ; s s i ji I falis OB: the ?t!s-?r si'Jv." T:.l- mwtua-i i . " j pers published in the towns and hsmlets j of America nra a stealer force for the ! jrood to. lay thin the blanket d.iilics of j fi?{' larL'o -cities. Why? Because they ; have the (v-r.fiut v.ce of their readvr.s j thev ] ri?!t wha t thev believe, and their I * - rer-.u t.s believe what, they ! r? nr. A-l 1 h< jv>r 1 1 the cot: :i try pre.-.*.- -To-' aisia ' ? I1* A fff'-s . K!;'c??5" lifter*. j Ti ?- remedy is btv.H.infT -0 well ft JIM i ! so popularly known a> i ? ,?<] n.. "special 1 All who haw ; K'^ctriia ; Bit tern sing the- s< ri:*' sor.^ ? f p- ;i><-. . pur?r it edicine dccsucof exist any it is ' trnnraiw-' d 10 do {>Tf that is eh.'irned. > I F.lectrir Bitter? will cure all ?i<e^.;es -.?f ? the livrr ::nd kidney?, will iTiii.ivc pin:-; i pic?. boils, Fait rheum ac<i other atiec | tior.s caused by impure blood. Will j : drive malaria from the ?y?tem ant! pre- ' i vent n? well a? cure all malarial fevers, j i For cure of lumdaehe. constipation and ' ! indigestion fry Electric Bitters. ^Entire j i satisfaction (guaranteed, or money re i funded. Prk;e 50c. ar.d per fettle i at F. L. Z^iSp's jJTUSstore, Urs. H. B. Wtst ?J of CoruxvaUw. Nova Bcoria. S200 Worth Of Other Medicines Tailed But -1 Bottles of Jloocft* Sarsaparillr. ? Cured. ? I "Ji is vcithj^easure that I tell of the groat benefit I (RrlvcU from Hood's 8anaparilla. i l"cr C yea^sJVuTive been badly ailiioted wiih TErysipelas breaking- 1?? vijh runuing sores during hot summer mouths. I have sometimes not been alia lo use my limbs for tv?o months at ^ time. Being induced to try Hood's Sarsanarill.i. loot one bottle last spntis, commenced using it; felt so much better; got two .buttle* more; took them durlug the summer, vria able to do my housework, and * , We? k Two frSHes which I had not done for six venrs. Think f am cured of erysiwla*, and jfeconuneud any person so aUikted to use Hood's Sarsaparilla Four l>oitles has done more for me than C-200 vrorth of other medicine. 1 think It the l.?est hlcotl purifier known." M us. 11. D.~We*t, Clmrrji street, Cormvallis, N. S. HOOO*$ PILL8 euro lirar ills, constipa tic a. biliousness, jauudico, tick Leadacijo. 25c. WWl! NAMFS! |g 200,0 O'D'^r" ?Weeklf ? Constitution, PlillislVed at Atlanta, Ga. ?THE FAPvMfi^S FRIEND, Y A HOME COMPANION. Has Already 15C.OOQ Subscribers ? The Largest Circulation of any-* . > Weekly Newspaper iu L The AVORT-D , j The Great Southern Weeklv. . * . 4 Its A$ricnlt$*nl Departmvnt , is the ; bc&t in th.e land. ~ Its "Won^p's and Children's columns ! are. of nnr.snsl J.nw^TlcSntereKX. Its Special bVatnres cost more thy rx is paid by AiSY Ts?,2s .i^wt|icrn p.-ipers combined for general :.ea<!ibg matter. Iti News Columns Coviij the WorM. Bill Arp w rices f-*r it. ] I)r Tal*na<?e pr^ehrs t<>r it. J?cl Harris Renins.) Wallace*!*, Reed and F-rptik L. * Staunton are regtihtilj employed by it. j-A M. Weir (Sitrjre Piankeit) has a. ' ^?vki v letter. \J.faik IV.-'in, Robert T. |u:? S'everison, Undy -r<l Kipling . Frank St, ?cln m. Rieh ^iin i M.dtvftm Johnston, ?.;?*?! tilt* best 15 1 [erRrrg'niis of the wor-d c<Jjitr!halc to | its coKfmnS, ' IT AND.' f / j EVERY ISSUE IS AX . EDXJCATOT, ! - > i0TT V 0^ ^ I - I Agents wantul in every 1<?< * i*w >To::- i ey for agrnt? in woikirtg r ^ it. jSKNI) FOR 'SAM i j ' Q-gi-KI ?) I ']l" address j | - 4^'- ? ? I of yo? r ? If ;.i:,1 u \ e j >r a 1 n' : ? s w'ho w ant i j 1ST A-JVl.fcuS |fw ,; l ?. V"/i'o for - '? C'.iibs of six for ! j VI, VV I >('ii:ir.-; i Ad<In-<-s . Constitution, A /""-"I A A., - - Urii. Th c T VicJc'if ( and the ' CJu''i)i*cle to if Uth one t/e-'i' to "a'/ for &*!? /&. CUB KST7 1853 rWTTS 8**2 CITS. A Magnificent Collection of FLUfltn Vanetiss.FREE ! AnT nparnllelciJ Offer ftv pa 0!d-E*tuluUr<.<; and nltic i'vWlnLlii: Uou'i! Tf!i WoCLtf I* a lar/r> iv p*cr, Sf-coiunin U}u?tri?te<l >!s;-v tine lor U*<**k and the fate :ly ri-i ).-? It ? <icvot?-d to Ki'rvs, ? ;*? r . {?ucjr work, mXic torn# decoration, b'.u'vlfvjUi.^, fnW.v>, byg"j:3?. juvenile nt-linr, etiquette, *tc. To lof'xilirr I tWrainit I?di<V r>ui*T into i homes wh*re It > not airvcxj uVtr, rj??w j make the foliating ecloua' dfer: \ mi d of Wy Cent# ?* kiftor d<\a.r?% t'4 I ?w/i The Lodlci* World f~ Tnr?-?* yicmlQK, an <1 to wibKntxr we Mi!! aipt. ft.,l i F rt C vo*i<oidt a lata* a*J nacnirctrti Col* ' lection of Choice Flower f~t> *?i d'rd u-, j tr.cK i'aisiirr. Vctmui, ChryaaotWasjina. &UeXt, 1'Mox i lYammoudii, R^nm, Cypresa V far. Stocks, Digii&its, n<w:bi< , ?i!icia, Piokj, ?U\, rtc. Reinera!>eOtw?ive<*n:? pay* forth* n i?.\ ?!u? ta-ec !>sd l tut ratlrs A?*r.ifiorBt C^Ut ottos of Cfcc:r<- | flower pot up hy * 6nut*? S?*d Hou?e and ?rarr.\cte?< tmli and reliable. No lady can afford to qum Gilt waadiri-ul ' opportunity. We currant*? tvtry isit-vribtr ru*:iv fnws th? v?'ue I o i mos.ty ient. an, *111 refund your moi.?_v and 111k* you a vsl (it iotSi Bffis ar.d K&^xlie ;f yoa are not aa:l*fi*ij. (Ijri i? an oid and reliable pa M tubing houi*, todi'??rd bv all t.'.e K-adln;; ne*? p~ We Kar? r*-c; /rd fcurv' rtJ? of ta?tW>t.iaU frotn 'pUaW jwtroa? dsricg th* put Cve y*ax?: u I had btuviful JUmu _/>?*? Ific teeth you tffU rue Ixv wm Of" aTI -* f-v ttpr-trvct Hic-m lit ?? It 8-' ttartUj oi ca'dfrtw-ti."*? >!r?. S. C. B?vr :i/. Daua. V >. " iV!/ ar.ri frirvit ie.it t tenl /?*? Mrtowi i' %/y aJrmifti Lf t". , end Have fiMtni rhe?t ?? 6* tntirth tatu*::* f?." ? M. J. Pi> A Brooklyn, N. Y. Mra. Henry Ward Srr (\ re? >ln ! ?'j7.?:no-T;, kdA Gricc Giwcwoed, *rxh srder. J our fed i last ??uoa. D<> col coa b\u<i tuisofffr ?i!i the calchee&o; ?chetno it i:ivn)pu!oos rt'rtU U~J.lv ? dw'tpmt it off! }?:* kub*rripl: nu- tn<t sit Co'lcciuoj sent Cor CO ?nt?. SPECIAL 0FFa!S*2V/"i fT i'jCre off-r, and na-n i?9 ?.'* raper in ?r4tf\ t\t ntit Mi} nSrrr<t4f?<xL, ?lu sen* fr*(r la tiij.vion to ?'! iK? nV.vt, ctc pvkctof t);? c*le Vr?tfJ I>kf</ril Nrft IVlW, *mUariog thf uswi-st van?:I' ?<. i.-uladliig Ileratmu. hi. f.?k? ?r?;, <|>>ndar. 7 >?? Orrn^r I'riv*. Jupl* It! *vya. rtf. S.rc-l IVo? arf tb? rr?Ht pfntlei1 *atl fsihi4iu&3? U>*?^*w?ft Cowtn am* colli v&xl, *?*?? th- V aricl J. ? wt.rb *?? olTf. ai* li.c ?mp* ?.n*i cu'W-nleJ known. Tbfr p"t* to ' h'^Ll uX UxL,*ttd ;(?ro<!u(C f?"T inr.*? rr.Vathf a rvrt: Xk-U'U r> f blvrai H I Demon b-uJiae: iMftr>,?. ANOTHER 6REAT OFFER ! ?it>sfTtpt:ot. pric) art will Krnd The \\ ?rl<? for <>"e Yc?r, tojftljcr with oar aivfifiorei C?U?lk>? of tin Ut Hvrr S??l? *fc?rr dsvlV.!, hi -win* ?r.f p?cVrt?f _lh?*lU-UihVJy idrtr t;?'d and iuatlv c-J?ttfclri I>kr 4 Sweet Pnt. A<Mre*i : 6, II. MOliSl. ik 27 l'ark l*laec,S'cw Ttrb t-L . u. : ro to Kinds, SizeS; *?' Prices of IN T 1 ARRIVING EVERY WEEKjgQ ALL THE LATE STILES. The popular shaaes this season will be Tan, White and Red ^ SHOES iif new styles. ^ | Our stock of Ladies' and Mens' Shoes wiiLha unusually a t -.aetjve this year. See them before making Youvjpurchases. GAPERS'SHOESTORE, ) HEADQUARTERS for1 shoes. ? I :] V-TgJEZgS "OSS IS N 1* Now ready for inspection. Art\immens'> line Ot SPRING & SO. Full line of choice- patterns of Ginghams in a 1 qualities and prices, for dresses, bonnets, aprons, etc., all the novelties of the season ; to examine is to buy. Beautiful line of Outings, suitable for dresses, tennis suits, blazers, shirts, etc.. from 8 1?3 e.. up. Pe reals. 3o x 40 in-hes wide : bijp-irssurtmer.t, Cheviots for shirts* boys' waisjff^&c., 5.000 yards Calico from 5 cents up. Staple, fancy, gray, sil ver, mouruing and solid co)o:s. : K Big assortment Dress Goods in wools silks ant? cotton. | Xtjns Veiling, Albatross, IX^beises, Henriettas and Ben gal in es. Klmhurg Edgings irom I cent per \ard up. 4.3) inch Fiouncini:s^-^") c., worth 00c. t Too busy marking to enumerate, but . / r i iCALL AT ONCE I ; ! ' ' - ? I. AND GET PRO. IUETOii. NEW :c SHOP. I hog leave to notify my frim<ls and the general public t hnt 1 am no longer at ihe old Melt's stand, but have opened a NEW SHOP for blacksmith work and general repairing. My stand is in tbe rear of the! store of J. J. Wat kins & Son. where ample accomodations < can be had: entrance either ; from Main or DcKalb .street. Terms: ? Cash or equivilent. ! Special attention ~:\cn to j Sill!!. I have in my employ, Wilson Williams, the rn ?<st competent workman in tlu.t line in the city. All blacksmith work or^nptlv and carefully done. AH work sun ran', e^d. Satis faction given, or money reiimd ed. Respectfully. 01 4 i A i ; l ? M N EDS i rem the wc!l-k::<nv.> 'a 11. FERRY i tU. j~*Jiicb we i. rT -r to Liu- farmer . f K< rsh.iv ; ! county at lo\ve>t ra>]i prices. This i< ! I l!v? ] ari;? st sin k <f SKKIjS v.o ?? 1 ! i'Vcr r Arri*:-<i . and wr- believe it incV '? ?* ? I'VKIlV \:ivi"lY k:i:,wn in this ? a niv i S>T,ti:vn: climate. Last i'Ur no! least, we pride onr.<elvv*? ! un tlio 1'UttE and KIIESH stock of ! i>iwL'tiS *n?I ?JEI>I(yINKS wc carry an<1 ? the acenranry pj:d c..re v.c tester upon ? tbo smallest order .o the physicians' pr..-- ; $cription , w:> b< in^ e-pe<nally prepared ? fur work in this department. [II! A, A. SHORE'S' DRUG STORE. il - ? KRTi i . KOii ([oUuc. (-Oe!iS: Other (jropf. It has been tested year alter! year by many prominent and successful farmers of the South ? who continue to use it. land i w ho e ml o rse i t < > v o r tliei r o \v 1 \ ! signatures. Il you have used, : 110ME V'KHTiMZEHS'i I you need no inducement toj continue- it. If not, we ask yon| to give it a'tnai, and are satis- j fied you will be ploased with'; it. It <h serv< dl\ ranks among! the standard immures of thej day. a;.d all who trv it say it is i go<xi, clicap ar.d the I jest wavi to?get concentrated plant toocli in the smaiiest sjince for fuel smallest amount of money and ! the least possible fnljjfht. It j is U: the interest of every live, energetic, wideawake tanner j tousoit. \oucr.n save money | by it, }ou can make money bv it, I you can make good crops 1 with it,, you can iearn andj practice ^CMvmsy that will l>en-J cfit you and every one conncct-! ed with yon inyour daily work j FOR SALE BY i ? Shannon. Call on llum forAjii.uai (Jo cular, giving lull directions Tor composting ,4The HOME FER TILIZER/' also certificates fro in representative and'well known farmers in the states of North Carolina, South Caro lina, Georgia, Florida a . \ Ala bama. ? Read Bnsmeci tj oooooo. i X nder tba H (ho United Commfaionra Only eighth ery. C-ontrtfy of nine Dfotf nent t>u?in<tfi Y ork , who fa ariei nor l?*v? tarv interc?U j ciation. UNITED ? I - M A co-cperatU e m and an? entit le to J sociaiion eml>r?;e*,| except that the t ai lets ami expensive 4 The latter is a jruarj There are no The cost in t le tJ At 'JR years of tge 1 ?? ft$ " ? ' j 44 45 " 1 44 r>.) *4 * The rates in fcVn y<Mt of all inaurhnc* year*, whi'-h *t>ov $12.00 per $1.00). ' tion^places iu ritra ci?*rtisaed by i , an cash, whilst thv poli For furthcj W . I. VILLE! po to If ec, you rli<Mil<| to] growth of nil crops TRCCKEBS jSHOU MELON Dr. H. V,i}unslnn, 1 growih and ideep, rfi inquired ?'What 1 bad, Me?srs B. ? P. Brni oat?, and say thev will Messrs S. YounU, J so flattering, the^r vid Mr. E. Miller Bo.vkii ol oats from jo lo 40 I / I Mr. F. B. Giliton, ' year for seve ?W y?V from "the fly.t ' ^ Mr. J. N. \feeil?*rl& per year on cyjtton, an<f I^rNVKStlGATE KR" ami -LEjBEALlt] SPRINGS,' , BEWARI \fft6HbSl nine witboat nud ?rice^ orit' t* id ercrnrhM Will tive ekclturitc nk tad WrifofofcamlMMt um| Uad, ?lz? aod irldU nattMi .m IP ^ nil m quote WJAVK/1 CLOTHIiW. Children's Kilt Suits from 3.QJ to 5.00. j Boy's Jersey knee pantbSUU from 3.00 to 5.00. 15o\s' knee pants suits frj 75e. to 7.00. Youths' lon? pants suits 2 $ to 10.00. Mail's rack suits from 3.00 \ ?20.00. fl Men's cutaway suits 5.00 to 18.00. ' |JB ( ( v< n !t< i 'in to lSlf Single pants from 50c. to 5$ Mens' Mid boys' crush b#t shirts, white and red, 50c. t/6 2 cv c;?ps cheap. The quality oi Call and get a bargain. a Good THE MERC AN" C>.\'X u!! I or. dorse d !>y nearly AMERICAN 230 Clinton

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