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Wx-Nenator MauUI's Views \ pon
tlip I*olli liMil Si t iiiit i (? n .
E^itcr Chronicle: ?
Anxiety on tho part of many
voters, indwcil your cor/\cspon
?fl ?nt to call on ex->'enator Ma*
otll for hi* views on tin? politi
eal situation. Since his viduu
tary retirement from public
life lie litis taken no active
] >ar t in polities 1 asked him
what he thought of the "l'\>rl)
'movement. I le said:
"TjKe u l'\>rt y" hs.d i n a? 1 ? ? the
inisl.'R<i.of their predecessors ?
the (ireoiHjackers, )he People
I'arty (or iVMilijl^) and other
fatvl ions. All factions in South
Carolina claim tob* IVm wrats
Hence they should work
through agencies of the rc?;u
lar democratic onraui/ai ion.
pocially should this he tho case
when unity ppiou^ !)emocrats
is so etseestial in tho election o(
?delegates to a Constitutional
Convention. White supremacy
is at stake in this ? lection. Wo
all kupw what that means.
From /j SOS to !*7l> wo sufh led
from tho misrule ol tho alien
and scaliwau:. A burnt child
?dreads the lire. I ni!y will stive
<Un from beinij huintairain. 1 he
people of S ail h < 'arolida aie
??not divided on fundamental
pri'neiph s of government. I lie
Pactional division of I SIM) result
-ed from an awakening of the
"working people ? the farmers
and mechanics; the el ism's
|;no\vn as the "common' people
*^-to an interest in politics ami
to a more, active participation
in elections. In 189 2 'he mi
nority faction adopted the plat
1orm of the majority faction,
wild both factions went before
tin1 peonlu on the platform a
?dopted in 1 HiM) at the March
convention. ('lass precljtnliee
and ofllce seekers are 'dl that
^eep the people aptrt now. A 11 J
or^an i/.at ions out sid?? of the dem
ocratic partv are fraught wilh'i
?danger to the partv and poper-!
di/es the unilv of the party.
The w:i\ to restore unity and
Si irir.om to the Democracy is
"it drop f.iet i inal or*; nii/at ions, t
and suhniit all questions to the!
'i -ir u ' ? i r j >art v o pjj ? n i /. 1 1 io 1 1 s
riiere in ? 1 .i n^e j* to detiK ?crat ie
principles in the hirtiain and
?sale <-l the peojiles' votes hy >
<U''ti >u d leaders. The ]>eoj>les
haliot n s!.owld he c ot for men
xjt t ' i< ?; ,* .? hole": ni"!t who en -
?< 1 1 1 r n . ? a ? u| advocate their prim
?'iji'cn. Il their I ? : t ! 1 ! ? ! s arc ea^t
t the 1 1 , < t a t e .)! t i i ei r I ad
?-rs i ? .Hi ? ; sCi-kt'i N ? t' <r t ln>sf
xv h < <<p]),5s ? the r principle-1.
<hen e\pedie::cv i se.h.-titutt-d
for p . inci jde. a ;.d iivii \vi 1 he
<??lected to olh -i- who will not
represent . their e Miiti'iient ? .
fhese c<enprom:-(< am?n"
leaders (ineludii;^ a dixision
. I
nf rue oflieos r? Lrardle>s of I'.n- ;
lional dill'M'cnecs or the wi.-hes
of the people) will n->t li irimti
?ze the discordant elements i i
tiie democratic, party. 1 hi>
pourse, if .successful, wo'.ihl ?m- '
fher brin;; the cxtrenii'ts of
^;l)Oth factious to the fronf, or. J
would place the mugwumps or
-Jitofldjfr2* If 1^";
? fjfmer-j -HolecttMl (lie eandidate
from the At ti iaiti n. or vice
vdtwiv wo would have mu^-;
Wttprpmlioth fictions. If;
?mob ?gleet o4 their quota of >
?Aodid*lOW from their own fac :
Cion wo would h^v - a conven- !
iicp of sxt/vmiMtB Irreconcilably |
antagonistic. Thou let us ig-|
'nore ull factional divisions und
cast our ballots lor men (?! tin*!
-gl'eivtent ability and competcnc)
whu advocate our principle*.!
Let the majority of l lie Demo
crats ? the white jxm ? s<-- ;
lect their candidates (by pri
inary or consent ion > ;i ud let
Jill suppoi t t ho nomine S re
tfardl"sS ol 1 1 1 i n o i i t y prelcr n
cos or factional ? 1 i s .simi '
j What do \"ti think ol tin
j Tillman Kvans- 1 1< inphdl H u n
1 well ( 'onfcrenct.
'? I think it vouli I 1 1 . i \ e keen
heller if they hud met and
I Minnlv agreed h? lairs th ? tom
ahawk, and to use their in>
I Incline in rest' ? r i 1 1 ?_r hajrmoux
i and unit to the <lenio< -ratio
I party. No pledges lioin fit h -
jer faction were necessary ty
| copt lo hold an honest primar\
election in counties where the
people preferred that mode of
making noun. l a t ions, and in
j count ics where Mie peop'e pic
! for red other modes for nomina
ting, let their will, he executed,
ja.id in all count ies let the noni
iinees he the choice of a niajor
i ity of the democrats ol' th"
wxinty, 1 hen everv mcmlx r
i of the democratic pat would
[stand pledged to support the
noininees thus made I ) : f f e -
? ences of opinion anions men
| Will always exist in politics as
iwcll as in scion :e, or rdi?*ion
i ? even auioe.L? those ?>f the
j s ime school, sc, t or party. Kae
j i ional < 1 i \ isio.n \\ 11 not. sett le
I ii \se dilli-i nices lint iii pi>I
il ics il will <!??-! ro\ t he unit y
[oj the party, and finally de
stioy lite party. 'J he onl\ safe
jway to settle differences ol
{opinion anions members of a
political narlv N to discuss
i ! hem, ai.d -ubinit I In in to the
decision ol a m ? jori I y < .1 the
i party, w hich deei.-ion should he
tiual until st t- aside hv subso
fipnnit action or l i:? ? majority,
j l ake ma jot ity rule IVom dem
J ocrac\ . and there is u<> democ
racy left. Majoi'it v i u le i- the
J essence of democracy. I hav e
jtho utmost faith in the people.
Notwithstanding: the jinjliiii!
Jand "halter and sale' ol votes
! I >y office seekers. T helieve
.'the white people f confronted
by a common danger , will stand
? together as a unit and vote for
nominees ol the democratic
parly (however made) to rep
' resent them in the (v'onstitu
I ieiial ( ' invention
j ^ our name has heen sug
gested as a delegate to th-; ('on
j v? lit ion, will you 1) - a eandi
olate?
j "It is a j) >sit ion of great re
I spt nsibility. one certainly not
to be sought. M v opposition
i'.o corporation lawyers being
{admitted to mem hers hi p in the
(ieneral Asseinhlv. and to das*
legi>lat ion gr inting special
privileges lo c. uporai i< ui.
wherehv the/ have heretofore
escaped pi, in.j t heir eipiitahle
'?hare ol ta \es would cans.
f hem fo use t heir mone\ and
,iu'wsp ipers to defeaf m\ dee
lion. ( 'onseipient!) an active
canvass would he required of
me. The time could not be
well spa r* d by ni'\ Anv can
didate that refuses t?. serve t he
interest ol corp ?rations and
The Only
(oeat and thoroughly re
liable building-up medicine,
nerve tonic, vitali<i?r and
Blood
Purifier
Itefore the people today, and
which stand* preeminently
above all other medicines, is
HOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
It has won its hold upon the
hearts of the people by its
own absolute intrinsic merit.
It is not wliat we sav, but
what Hood s Sarsaparilla
docs that tells the story: ?
Hood's Cures
Even when all other prepar
ations and prescriptions fail.
" I have bee ii afflicted for over twenty
Jear* with i very poth liinl) canned hj
had blood. I taking Flood's
Har*nparilla and have lx>en getting
better ever alnce and ran truly
lhat It la the ?yy?t medicine that I h?v*
ever aeen." Arhrma Kitchimo,]
White Pond, South Carolina.
Get HOOD'S
Hood's PilU ?*?
? IWU O rina 4Jr?, au drn?(Mi?. mm. j
persist** in piotectiiiK tho pro
ducers of wealth from class Icjj
i h ) u i i n, will he strongly on
: posed hv the a.-cnts and friends
of these or ^anizal ions, yet it
will not do to h t corporations
?>r their agents or attorneys
frame our state constitution
. \ s a elites, law vers are useful to
ihep-ople, and are objection
able a* h-ui-hitcr ? ??u!\ when
'h< ir duty to their clients con
1 1 i < ts w ith their duty t > their
constituents. 1 have not se
; m< ?uk1 n eon-idcred the question
oi becoming a candidate. And
am i tot prepared to answer the
(|"e>tion positively. The se
lection o! (telesales is impor
tant, am) demands tho eirelnl
'consideration of tho people
| [Probably no political problem
i of greater importance will he
submitted to the present gener
ation. ( i . It. ( '.
COULD HARDLY WALK
ON At l Ul'M UK
RHEUMATISM
r. H, FORD
?01 ?
Quachita City, La.,
After
i TWO YEARS
Sulferiny
JS CURED
- It Y -
TIIK I SH OF
Aycr's Sarsaparilla
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Who'esale Grocer.
o
Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
TOliACCO, etc.
No. 1 East Hii ,
( 'Inn leaion 8. 0.,
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M A C IN N Kli Y.
Dealers In Kn^incers' Sup
plier.
V A I .!v \ M 1" RDOC'K IRON
WOR l\S,
I to 1 1 I St., Charles
ton, S (
( 'oi respoipk nee solieited.
\ pril I .'tin.
$1800.00
GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS.
J i <;<?>. ?i"> every month giveniwayt ) any one who applies
through ii* i i t'te motl inentonoi.s j ..icut iluni:g to
month preceding ? i
Wo acruro tlir> brat patonta fur our client*,
and the <-!';ec? of (Ki > ilXrt is I > cnttmrj^c invent. r< n
ke<-p track i f thew bright ideas. At the same time we
u i \h to imprest up. >n the public the uct that
IT S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS
THAT YIELD FORTUNES,
sucS a* <l.e "car-wiiwlow " ?).k h can b>- easily sh.l up
knddon n without l.reakinc the t>a<*en,;er'sl ack", ">ance
l?o," "collar-button," ^tut-lock," "boltle-stopper," j
and a thotntnd other little things that most any one can
ft r?. J * way .jf improving . and these simple inventions are
the ones th-t bring largest returns to the author. Try to ,
think lI si mtthin^ to invent.
IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS.
Patent* taken out through tit rec?>vo-s.~<cial notice ia .
tlie " National Recorder, published at Washington, IX ,
(' ,? hich is the best newspaper published in Aomiki i a
the interests of inventor*. \Ve furnish a year's subscrip
tion to this journal, free of cost, to aM our clients. We j
also ithmite, (tee of ro < ?, the invention each ?om)i
?4iwk '?'irrs <vir (iw pmf, and hiMKktifa of tlxwuaaiU
of c*(<ses <4 the "National Recorder," containing a ,
sketch of the winner, and a description of tu? invention, ;
will be scattered throughout the United States among
ca|4tah*uaad manufacturers, thin banging tttktir^iuo.
tt?a the nenltof th? invention.
Address
JOHN WEDDERBURN A CO.,
Solicitor* of American and Fartlga Patent a.
618 F Street, N. W.,
Box 385. Washington, D. C.
ry Rt/trmct? editor 4/ thm fmf+r. WnMjrr *mr
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MADE rnOM
High Grade Tobacco
AND
ABSOLUTELY PURE
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I UST OTA.RX 3PXJBI_iXO|
CAMDKN, S. C.
j(i. Wallace Kclley, M. D.J
IIAltY.,
J CAMDKN, S. C.
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'JPoultry. Farm, Garden, Oometery,
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j we guarantee superior to any
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money
Window and Fancy Glass a
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"Tno Charleston Lino."
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(?touted M'-ii/o l'uinp tor (humane of riee
?.o\v estimate* initio for com
plete plants. \V lite f..r o>r ilhtitratiil
catalogue. May 10, Mm.
Always Cures.
.Botanic Blood Balm
The Great Remedy f?r the speedy and permanent
cure ?( Scrofula. Rheumatism. C-atanh, Ulcers,
Ecieriu, hating and Spreading Sores, liruptlons,
and allSKIN AND ItLOOD DISEASES. Made
from the prescription of un eminent physician
who used it with marvelous success for 40 years,
and its continued use fc?r fifteen years by thou
sands of grateful people has demonstrated that
It is by far the best building up Tonic and iilood
Purifier ever offered to the world. It makes new
rich Mood, and possesses almost miraculous
healing properties.
\W WRIT!: FOR HOOK OF WONDERFUL
CURES, sent free on application.
If not kept by your local druggist, send $1.00
for a large bottle, or' $5 00 for six bottles, and
medicine will be sent freight paid by
BLOOD BftLM GO., Atlanta, Ga.
Prepared according lit t lie formula c .'
OK. \VM. A. II AM MONO,
!?> li I m laboratory at Wunlttng (ok. t>
< YK, from the hr??? for .lis
CftSi'B of l In- brain and nervous system.
I.I.I >K, from tin- ? pinal cotd, for
diseases of i lit . ord. t l.ocoinolor-A ;:ixia.
etc.
< (HI)IXK, from l!io heart, f ir diseases
of t hi' In art
TI'.N'I'I >' 13, from the teste", fur discuses
of t tie testes. ? Airouhv of the omans, ster
ility, etc. .
OV.lItl.Vi:, front the ovaries, In iliHen.s.-s
uf I III- ovnt ICS.
*1 t .st l Ll.VK, thy rodinc, eta,
Dii?f ?, Five Drojm. Price (2 drarhmi', S'MO.
The physiological efTects produced by a
sineli dose <it ('(irrhrine are aecoh-ral Ion
of liie pulse with ftviiiit; <>f fiitfiiT^s and dl<
t ?? i? 1 1 1 1 1 1 in the head, er hilaiation if ppirits,
increased urinary v.\ crct ion. mii'r.iciit.'itlon
of the expulsive fore* uf tlir bladder an. I
peristaltic action of ? he I ri tcstim s. Increase ?
in iiiuHt'iilai .slr'eiicth ,m<1 cndnmnce. In- |
creased |?o*\er < ? f vision in elderly people, ,
?i ml inereised appet it e and <!in?".tl v< power. ,
Wln-re local driurifists nre not supplied
with tin 1 1 amniond Animal Kxtraets iltev '
will I c mailed. toir?'tlier with all existing
literal ui e on the subject, on receipt of price, 1
t>v
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Ga. Business College
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Macon. Ga.
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ToN J{ AI L\Y A Y COMI'AN Y
Schedule in (irocL Due. 1st, 1801
Standard Knslcrn lime.
Northbound. ' Southbound.
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l.-t Cla^s. I);.ily except Sunday,
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1 00 Camden 12 '15
] 20 DeKalb. J 155
1 Weatville 11 12
1 4"? > 1- . 1 .
2 0) \ Kershaw 1 1 20
i! 15 Hfhlli Spriiu?* II 15
/i! :'0 I'leusnnt Hill 1 1 '0
2 <0 Lancaster 10 "0
2 ~:'t Riverside 1<> 32
2 05 Springdoll 10 20
M J5 Catawba .function 10 10
;12I Leslie , 0 55
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?1 j j j Kljck 11,11 jj
.'t 59 Newport * 0 20
?I 1 5 Tir/.kli -i 13
4 20 YATkvHJc & 68
I !l"i Sharon > ? ;J8
4 50 Hickory Grov<y 8"^3
5 0 ! Smyrna 8 10
5 'J"? IHaeksour^ 7 45
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2nd Class. Monday,
Wednesday and
I'r'.da v.
"1
2nd ('las-*. Tries
?lay, Thursday and
Saturday.
7 1 "1 Cmndeii fi 30
7 45 1 )e K :i lh 5 50
v O0 Westvillo It 'jH
40 K ersdiaw 5 00
?MX) Heath Springs 4 15
*.i |o 1'leasant 1 1 i ! ) 4 05
0 50 Lancaster 3 35
1?? 15 ) . <2 55
10 32 \ U*vcrstde ? .
1" 47 Fprinitdell 2 2*
11 Hi' Catawba. Junction 2 10
1 1 52 F,?s?li.. ICO
1 to - R.?,k I r 111 12 40
2 Newport 10 45
2 25 Ti r /.all 10 30
3 05 Yorkvillc 10 ()5
3 .'5') Sharon 9 I S
3 5*> Hickory Grove 8 55
t 12 Snivrna H
t JO ^Jlack.sburg 8 00
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11 12
2k d Clv?^*. Daily except Sunday..
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t "> R!.ii ksbuuj. M 'i
C5 Karles 8 28
Patterson Spring*. 8 10
Shelby M 03
0 1 1 I.attinwre. 7 10
o 2.1 Moorctbnro 7 0 fi
0 45 Henrietta. fi 50
1 1.1 Forest City fi J3
I 10 lintherfordton. 5 ?0
11 ">7 Millwood 5 35
12 20 Golden Valley. 5 *Y
12 27 Terminal City 5 14
12 ?>!) Glen wood. 4 48
1 05 Gardner* 4 41
1 15 M .irion. 4 25
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No 82 lia* eonnertlrn m itli Southern
Railway at Rock Hill.
No. 83 {tinner at Kmtbnw.
No*. 81 and 35 will cftrry j?aHsenper?.
No?. 11 and IS have cotinectica at
Marion with S>uth*ro Railway.
SvMrr.r. IlrsT, Gen. Mn'g'r.
%. T?u?p, Sup*.
%? ii Lv*rkijr. Ge*. Tam. Agt.
Warranted forlOyearS.
Mention
ORGANS,
' $32
#nd upwftM*. ^
PIANOS, $175
a at) ujiwanLx ,
-ddrcw; H. W. ALLEQBR, >
WASHINGTON, N. J, V. S. A.
|t 1? toil* JJ?ef?Ary tOKlid rofer ]
s. CDCMMtoyiiutm^waUlity
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ana the Irnau will bo
Sv*Wi'U<t j rompUy on
ten dnyr l(? trial.
V Circular fret toftll
Bfjuretowrftemo
Iriul itlA
your cnvtr
K bon o Ik
fore you
iv buy it.
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CUTS "H1 jl 1 Njmmlgift
liRllHvS 1 Ji III.. Toothnch
SOUKS AM) Jl a ill AJi Headache and
"l:KN's FOR PAIN
For salt; by all druggists at T\V KNTY-J? '1 VK CENTS.
' Tl-lfi r. X. L CO., Columbia. S. C.
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IN ANY SHAPE,
1 > 1 ; KS<KD 0*R HOl'dll for lluiliHnir Purposes. *
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WII.L CQXTIt \rVTO orn.l) COW'ltKTK .OH 'HTIUVKK KOl'NDATIOXli
ANl) OBXEKAL M \ S( >X K Y ( 1 1 KA T+- It Til \N UMOK WO,HK.
I'A VIN(i BLOCKS A SPECIALTY
Tin* Largest Quarry Ami (.'rushing Plant in Iho Stnti*. hstimaUs Furnished on
nnv elm>\tetrr of IWiililin^ Construction.
?5tewart Co.,
Contractors And Builder."*, CuJUwril/ia, S. ('?.
March 20? cn>.
TO MY PATRONS AND
FRIENDS.
1 take pleasure in thanking you for your liberal patronage
you have given mo in the past few months L have been in bus
iness. I will state that I am in better position now to serve
you "with bargains than 1 have been... 1 know its hard times but
I have sold lots of goods since I have opened up. The way I
have dene it is selling close with small profits, and that is the
only way a. man can sell goods now and the only way they
ought to be sold as hard as times are,
I have just recoiled a car load of flour and another on the
way. Also a fine lot of molasses I will sell cheap. Also a fine
line of sugar, coffees, can goods, wheat bran, and all other gro
ceries. I will meet any prices you want; just try me is all i
as k .
1 have bought a full line of farming implements such as traces,
l.ames, plow stocks, back-bands, back-bawd hooks, repair links.,
*hovels, spades, pitch-forks and many other things too numerous
to mention.
1 am headquarters on tobacco. Just ask your neighbor, ire
can tell you; and many other bargains tie has gotten and you
have missed by not cal'ing in before you spent that hard-earned
dollar. 1 niust say a great many of you liayjjL learned where
3011 can make that dollar go the f artherest by the one you have
patronized. ?
I will buy all country produce and pay highest market price.
I will also sell you your fertilizeis cheaper than any other 'man
iijt't'amden. Cotton jeed meal, aci<l and ammoniated guanos.
DonVbuy them until you get my lowest prices. I mean tosoW.
you if you come to see me. I know how this great per centage
is and know exactly how To cut prices to sell you the goods I
offer.
Remember you can buy a buggy cheaper from me than yoii
can from any one else.
/ I Am Yours Respectfully,
D. E, HINSON.
THE
DARLINGTON PHSOPHATE
COMPANY.
DARLINGTON, - - - S. C.
- ? DEALERS IX ALL GRADES OF FERTILIZERS. *
Kra.xids Are:
Cotton Seed Meal. Pec Dee '2 l-'2 per cent. Amoniated. Red
Bull 3 per cent. Amoniated. Mclver's Choice I per cent. The
Darlington Tobacco Fertilizer. (n-rmaii Kainit. 10 and 12
per cent Acid Phosphate. Nitrate of Soda I J and 13 per cent
Disolvcd Bone. Sulphate and M urate of Potash. Hull Ashes
and Ground Animal Bone.
Our goods are made from the very best South Caroliua Rock
and the highest grade ingredients that can be had. We import
direct our Kainit, Murate and Sulphate of Potash and Nitrate o!
Soda, and nothing leaves our works except the W ry best goods.
Wc refer you to analysis of goods drawn in different par?s ot
the State and by the State Inspector, and analyzed byClemson
College. We will be glad to furnieh any one with samples to
have analyzed before buying ls we are not afraid of the test.i
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gg^Lo ->k to your own interest and buy nothing but the bea\
goods, that can be had at the
DARLINGTON PHO6K
PHATECO.
IaD- 35th, 1895.
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