Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I 4 crtak 4? adtrtue jplMtm Urn lib* 4?<y|**4W VM-Ir? 14 _JPW|M,. , ? .WPP i?fl #I4>t>,'WW b/one of ber pat runs, mkd 4 itiitatfut ' fe ?u* A** to faat tbs* *he -^ewewr JWkt (too xuuul *iMFi? As bis ^bilrta. . fl f??r foyer i* fwld tor It ifcj jfff**tdatei b> you sJJ ubr ;T*a fMd Ut'LU-r tnrr lb* la?ol Uutl ftm d?u!it ??t tor it aad At* *m*r\ 0/ visit* ??* looked tor wl-tik iltktfJ'&Wl.. Wixtiii produutT (OUUKU1U ?r are cjut- sua*, tbeu., ibe dinUoiot; betwee* tbexa A* reduooi to a tttjixdiuujuj. ULttAMtt everything powatbi* for tmm :#whp <?*? <iyH| vwu fano. Wixuutbooo As to bave a vtJWMxry at aa eturty daAe; Mock MAJil is lo iu?vt tun trK^nmweai1*J turn; Fioj eace 1* iu? have at dbkk*?i larau aad Bwuvher baa Jtfat secured a shoe ?a*> toi iy, caa'i- iwe* ?C <!**? ?ator~ prises be sewwed lor Cua&^Um? ? woauuu went . tato * aewap?#?' offk>* and wished to advertise. for ber biMtbaad.' wbe> bafl disappeared. Wbeo told that Uyey charged two Aofliars an inch, sbe west out, Bay ing lift would break ber up ait t/bat taut*, a* ber b usband was ov?- els tout ton#. ' We aj* Us reoeflpt of a oosmainfci cation dated Blaaey, Feb. IX. vbicto Is uaaigoed. Our friends will aave stumps and station wy iby sot aem lug itbese M90&4 00 articies to this J office. as ?r? cannot publish mud ujuIwk tJbe r^iil zu-rne a.ooomphjjxw K4m? Jurtbcte. Pi-nut your tarn Ijd oonj ipraiai. Wibeau tike ItoOl weevil _ rSr<ft* ft fviil beoonoe di??ui5ted ami ftBM <wi. majrtuMpSu Aumr. oms &? w2L*it boS? Sl?e it* eat, aaad 1m?s* are ?r? aHi aaeed la tM? aec Hto?L Ttica? too, &&&* tbffve c# oorau, aaad eess are vailvaMe m*. Tike Icltdben ruag* wk&db ??? ad T^-rtiBed in TAw? Caacoadgle a fwr w##iks a&o tgr ULe* ladle? of tbe M?t3a^diUsi CLwrxiii. luhB i>eeu pold to a Ifa.dy irx Bal-tliUi-ore, Md.. wftko Is a aubfccrjber t/O T3a.? Cbrwolt'ie, aiu-d ?wftko B?w (tibte ad in live j?aper. A<d verti?iii|; in Tb? Ciinoiilcde aJwaye brlur.fc rekulte. We atre very iawh grMitied al tike t>ro?U|?Uk?kw of war sulMwriberu is jnesaittisyg for (t&etr awlwBcrilyttoa In advajcki^. Ehnrry <week brieves re inlt;tajx<5en and titw *-ub?erit>er?. It requires cadi, and a cozksiderable ankonna of It to run a ne^a^axwr, and -we are ?lad tiial our reader* realise tAe fact. -\V. _ It is powible that before verj* Jong tbe women of Soutb CaroHun wt|l be voting tbe aaoae aa tbe tnen are now doing- A joint resolution providing for subiulttiOK; tbe ?a wea tion to tbe electors of aiuending tbe: ooastitution of the JBtoto to pirovlde! for suffrage' for women was Intro dtteed to tl? seaato Saturday b; Senator Hall. The proposed amend ment allows wouaen to vote* but says tixai tbey shall not hold office A Western editor published a whiskey advertisement, and all the gcod people jumped on him. In his reply be says he had for years been publishing columns of tem peraut^ matter, ?.Lurch notices, ap peals for charity, etc.. and nobody bad ever called on him and offered a word Of appreciation. He pub lished the advertsement onlce to see If the people really read hU apper ? and found out tbey did. This article was. taken from a pa per and credited to an "exchange." The fellow who wrote it should have full credit forJt. and we woul certainly ^ive It If we only knew who he was. QUIT Eteatfc I rj Ch* baud ?f tb* 1 '-'lab fkU j !??* urtuuofc peBlfltop jflf i| i,t ?ri*uJn(ML Yfc* #uj?r?nii-i mmmh 2 mo Wd iii ?** flgbt ?f ?*? <Aai<ii?u ?f Jti* ft. MciC'uf, ornjw mf Ohsrdetito* vtiJ*, V*L , ?ii wm eseoiAed $?r sawder mi hto wMm to J***, A puilc> fur MM*#* was iwrrk>4 by M--' 'ik* to the %i>rvh**mu?s'ii JflfUUuU Injures**- G#.? uf Wtoosasifaa. - TSkfr Okrcwultske force reutdved ea?* toy l*#t wesb a 4tottdo?u* l?i of ciavd* frcmj a k'i.e ?bd ludy f ?rlwwfl to wbtob wkib. a mmftm say to#;: "Tkito iti to&caULed as a Vase line to ajj tfee "nujcr to ttb* 'Nfc I ji ? sue iMBuf tacflawtodL,** The ?ma>6y mrn a reaJ treat and gsr ewdy u& VswAtdmS t if Oj* whole fat**. Of ? we alee renamed eemse e*r thee* horrid u*3y V jj ksutdum; , feetf we will acct tell aiboui tibem. Thswfr% AwfetfSy. Tilf Camdes Chrfioiidle to * 1H"? wire.. Last wo?fr aad 1M? w<t*ck ii 4t Special pa&* to W*d 4?> r.a1Miug aUUuulAon to its fto* ?v?^K m?nt. . CexuuitsijisJtte eaer,gy to dto , pnaye" to the pet nip tif mutter aod sdtasatfteeftMSMbs . to the pu&tvr. ? <5r^??u?'ood Ifl^dea. V Tito above <cam toj; ftv> mi t,ucb to* aspusel'lejut. fnnjMir as fflhe JbOt'j **? 4off (Wir hat*. The Im&ux <*mMm oftes oar t4ee?? 9*9** and tost wwt nanM 12 pages of advert; toing fro? Greenwood bmst and appmsrteito the nls? of a Uwm ?oews paper mm mm adverttotog me Mmm mm dkrnm* kgr tfce coflwsass oJ Jtfce Judex each week. aTS " -We are <e*trio<n* to wt If The KftQvlrcr wMl come wt opesly mm* mmf it KtacaftK tor BiJeaa? as opf asefl tto Mmmmm. Certatoljr^ Ytot lft>n|?lr<r Itas lite privilege of Ito ?ocorlctSoiae, pol3ilc.al or ortJkverwtse; Ixud we be lieve at to 4?e the ?*o?le of Torfc ooualy that St timid state Its po sSttoB to ttlds riwiyaiyn aoore ?se ^adeoesHy,** '* '^The Hock KUI Becord ?rfa?uto for Joees. aal we an ptowl oMt "If T8oe Bnq?toer was a^ot pretty ope* to What it nM, thm The Ak ^nixer has a poor srajr of eKpreeslag UmOi, ? ^Ifn pppiiiii^pKs ths BsddM'c ?l vioe that It heflitore? R the dwty of The Kiwj-uirer do stote S^s yuiilhs to thto <awipai^ya , g?ore eaa nwlriiiai^ 3y, but we ' reelSjr do sot Seel rj||e<| upoo to follow Hoe ReeoftVs adwica. ?"For ose thiaf, the Utots are sot closed ye*, *o4 eres after they have heea olosed, we do sot otmsider that It wl3il he sp (to as to pull off oar ibals aaad hurrah for asybodjr.. We have sot hees Messtoscd to dn*?g ajiljr such ihin& heretofore. ^ pities are mistakes, but just uow we do sot remember that The K?<auire3r has ever asked the i>eopie of York eooqty to vote for anybody but o&ee, and that was wfceo we urged sad beg&ed them to vote for Finjcy vbea .be was first elected. "11 the Record desires to staad for Jones we have not the slightest objection. If It thinks It should stand for Jo&es, that to what It should do. If, on the other hand. It should think it should stand for Blease. we would not quarrel with It. Furthermore, we would not quarrel with it even if It should de clare that it does not t belong to anybody. ?' * . . . ? SOT XKtBSSAKILY SO. The Colombia correspondent of the Augusta Chronicle writes that paper as follows: "The election will be held next summer in the various counties of the state. Hiif Of the members of the pr??ent Generall Assembly will go before the people and ask for re-election. These name members must explain to the people their reasons for over-riding the object ions of the governor in almost ev ery Instance. They will have to glTe their reasons and In doing so must necessarily show the real C. L. Blease to the voters of South Carolina. All members of the Gen eral I Assembly have many friends in their home counties, or they would not be In Columbia aa repre sentatives. These friends have confidence in them and when they tell the people that the governor of South Carolina fs not the right sort of man it Is certain to have a wonderful effect on the boasted strength of the governor." We do not think It necessarily follows that the people -will vote against the Governor because of the actions of the legisatlors. After they "tell the people next summer** it might result In some of these legislators staying at home when the legislature meets nest year. ' Who knows? " The correspondent very truthful ly remarks: "These same mem bers must explain to the people their reasons for over-riding the ob jections of the Governor to almost every instance/ ? Can they do It? We are not championing the cans of Governor Blease at all, but we do sot believe In hosndlng him simply because It seems to be talMosable to do so mow, ^ ? ? By. St. fcemts, Mo. nidi ?bo oHat?w* ?9uU be ?*~ iiUP mitlblc. lawxlfaMy Mire op ?mimt the poOio tfee auaftn ofoaJlfl Kftti tlM foUovlflf fkif?: "I lo wlimily fMfe my koaor tint I will ifajiflhfUr perform all Che 4atJes Iflddwt to jqr posi tlos MM XBMMM&ter Of tbe Wr i III u r v eW*Ac m to ttc boot of my ability." T- At tbe ofeitiag of tbe poMo tbe tnlbxt bant afcill bo oMptled o1 oil MtteslB exblbtto4i by tbo MM|?n to aM? peooaoo It tttn iilffi Hot tbe pollm. Tbo box** of tbecr Bomber keep a tally Uat aa4 a poll ?or ?b*o pcrpoM oball ap? of tboir asueobor derftc ? 9. Every Oslo Oettoott ?Co mho aLm bavo !*5& the m.hi*? Of I'.Bwutli Caroliaa year aoifl w4tbfar~t toe-4!?i*4 fljMbjlWi for |? days tag tbo rfffHuo ot Ayrt! 20 murnwmmmmm tufl t4f xvLf ua th* *AxC A it *dy* 4*1 ?&*.. mb* **t*a**ify <* ?*?* <*?*! ef tA>* ^ " pKSS?6* 1 the irtjrttlwr atfttaatoi C*m*c.cr?tie ?wn;wui*?t it fkadi be ? Jg* d**y of t*? Cttjri tfcr ftoaeatlv* artttiUffc to fwrateh * Mat at th* #0 f?>t>4?>ed t? the vitli th* htM bML It. TO* VOti?* afc?lil be by bal lot; in ease haft, cmy voit-r u? ?aa?t * *fa?l?.jbfc|J*i; uftcm which tfoa 19 be the Mwmm off tho Cnm 3ui* w n^fl to w?t* *jud ahafll eautJto live off Ottly ?W* (WTMM ** *** ijueaiidtttf to the ftwomi Wat. aay other ouub ms Aall be ?autt?rtfl^ ?*d Mt CC?U?t*d. a*. Betoro Was |)Hii^in4 fro caw a vtM4, ex* peroaa shall take to pod J tiitA tho toUovtec ptodpe: "?f ?fffHIummfy *80** I m a* e*~ niW aaewher of tbb d?k fkat I ha** ft?t v<oto4 heCm) at this ele?~ ; A nteaal to take this P&ed?e or aay part niu-.n-.uJ , *hbJl be * ROO/3 glXMWl off tviia:Jleu,e? aad !* a Wbn tte ballot* *31*11 bm tett ooistol tfc* saaafov afcall oua dst to daapftlcaie, nrtim atmrtaf the aawkr of talMa eaal tor each pen***, voted tor aad tba total aawhar off bilMa caat. and AaO dap mwk tea of the netmnu I* ibe ballot box with th* ballot* aad Ola tba ottar a* o*e off tba aocorda of tba dab* . The relume shall be aftgaaed by all the aa* ma, get*, who ahall likewise cMtUy to the corwlr see* thereof. -; Aa-.maay voters a* *ra to ewe* of the aaaabar of ?aaaaa on the toll aball be dlspoeed of by the aaiipira as. jraartlM by the lav to ceaefal electloNu 14. The ballot box coaatatate* the ballot*, the poll list, the certi fied ratara* of aaaaapers. togeth er with aaay other paptt> they may dees* proper to toctaada. ahall at dx o'clock of the djy of the eleetloa be toraraxded, aeeauwly locked aad aeafed* to the Chafaraaaa of the nty BmcbUt? Committee at the Opera Hoaase. For the paapoae of thaa* forward lag; the ro*m?cer? ahall ae |lsci odc off their member* to act a* aaeaaeaeer. who tea* apoa the datlea thereof. A WORD TO THE BORROWER ? - IF you a re a borrower of tikis paper, don't you think it is an in justice to die man who is paying for it? He may be looking for it at this very moment. Make it a regular visitor to your home. The subscription price is an investment that will repay you well. $1.00 Per Year IN ADVANCE solicit