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=4- > «Kd«r< Thp «r«n«> wu In wanr a r«« , »«j rnnHiAhlf onr. jflrrfniyh <>im» *<*>k ml >» t»r th0 |„ l|l##f rrar Mp^rWocrd tn j ('lisrln>ton, (hr ronrt room ha* , ycnv »oU) . nmlit'r «W« «p hc..,t t%rvn|(«i) by hundnvl.or ».i<r. rlii« ^ rrpHr«l (hr fcmalr »*»*«» «*f fiuinanlty hravlng *uflW»iti.>i» In order Ity KiH-lety, taking a p»elf- vlew of lirradf In the n»lrn>r. in up and tell h<T tnaaoti down Just i la, In her every day oloLUea, and I to utaml on ceramrmy,” “Oh, but ahe haan’rgnt on her every clothed. Ma was ail dreHsevl np In ■ new brown «llk, ’eauao ahe expected l Us Dlmmond tn-dsy. M Uh Dtiomond irs oomc* over here to show oil' her »lc? things, and ma dont Int^ud to *»ft ft. When ma saw you coming, she |,<lhe dlekv us!’ and l guesss!ic was mad about something. Ma said If you £*atr her new dress she’d have to hear ail *bout thn poor heathen who don’t have •ilk, and you’d a sk her for money to buy hymn books to send ’em Way, fn the algger ladies use hymn hook leaves to do their hair up on amt ms Re ft /rirry? tn witliess i he trials. The number of eonvle’tlnns this term, despite the h'hlenoy of fhw jurios, were larger than they have been ior mnuy years. There were several convictions beside the corpse trustees—1 for murder, 4 for burglary, 3 for highway robbary and i) for larceny and other offenses. The conspirators were sentenced as follows: John II. Bond and R. E. L. Shafer, five years; J. I*. Ilondr three years; Tom Rond, two years; L. M. Shafer, two years and sis months; Hen ry Matthews, six months—all in the pen itentiary at hard labor-and Mary Dud ley, thirty days In jail. All the other conspirators were dis charged. The investigation into the conspiracy commenced in March last, and the awin- BROWN’S BUSINESS 'v* r 1 .. •’ • ’ -—IN’- W. J. Martin & Sons, Managers, Qgtxn padgm. of 1888. Ida says she gneases that's all the good j died Insurance companies have spent the books do ’em, if they ever get any l wish my doll was a heathen.” “Why, you wicked little girl; what a you want of a Iivs’Jmmi doll?” In- Inqtiiml the missionary lady. Uklng a ■metal Inventory of the new things in lb* parlor to get material for a homily $10,000111 its successful uneurthing, tiik usdxoijA i.or ownrns vxkast. The a<*qnlttal of James S. I’urse, Jr., the kee|K*r of Magnolia Cemetery, last night of the charge of conspiracy In the corpse trust case »e<*n s to have divided The extent and successful rc suits of tnjr mercantile operations during too last year Were fully equal to my expectations. The laws pf trade properly understood are as simple and infallible as the rules of srithmetic, and whila the neophyte in letters . ould fail to fill MARCH ANNOUNCEMENT! the community Into two factions, of University profcMorahip be may course. Mr. riuae'sacquittal absolutely by beginning at tha bora hooka Early opening of Spnng Novjltioa, Drse^ Goods, White Goods, F.whrjiderics Embroidered PaneD, Tcrcboa Laces, Black Goods, Is Dttm Goods we partiaalHl Eo(K4 IM«o from 1 ea worldly •xtravajan** **9o folks would sm.! brr Ms of nbe rrr^a him from any cbstfofrvMnplldtv I " ’ ^ .7 f ,, u , -r : thing* to wear and fwl m,rrf to bavr lu ths. fool roo.plr*. y. but then thrre ‘ w Vi a u 1 her going sbait naknl. Then ah* ‘ a art man) things brought out In the ; t*l»«et«l- ■suhoed. . o too t..r bars hair to frl*. anil I »*at » doll a lih toaUuM-uy that art s« yet naevplained, ^ beginD€T in mercantile pursuits Italy hair tod that n»U up Uk* and as Magnolia Cnostory »• ib- last naj, by sailing bit little boat near £|| tTeal A'bat r h * r ’'*'! lb# shore antil b# beeotoea expart 45c* T R P^—aJ eouaMrcial ftnaaae, safely vt •pportaaicea, !t tea and Ipqasfenm e> ymm nandni i*to fon* ~ ■ ——■ — — -» *ii ^ pr»»j^r»n» Wavaoa •aatla*~ SATEENS! SATEENS! A T PRICKS NEVER DEFORB OFFERED IN ALA CK VI LIE. and printed ‘•ahon haaaysam a M ••Map. I ain't a * tefcad fDI oUhcr, I'arta Dick-yon hu.»« t'niU tS sot, and moars tn the b"«»ca -to *•?• • MatJ tormr and to bsp* 1 • U ho kMri wmti ai- n. Ma il to toon aidtt ha s toon «.« •*fwi and wwukoo la roatlug pln-o of thonaands of Char ton ponplo. tho tot boldrra arr a Unto aniiuua t» k»s»w «hat I tor am pan) is going to >to atom tL Tto arqaittaJ of tto dot dao irst la tto panorfal k to kad. aad — 'sad to tto k dlsgoss r- sarnd to tto os tod sac head red pieces plaia yard. MaaatiM rtotk Alhaiioaa 0«5 »*d *•7 lOo f" I*** . . • ’ •• l,- f-‘ A A- -Learn a little less HOW TO GET ALONG WHEN THE TAPfFT STATS UP A|U>H ARE KNOUKINO AT TfiE4XX)R. my low prices as to defy all competition Lawns and Muslins from deems up. Calicos fronu4 cents up. Shoes from 65 cents up, and all other goods In proportion. . . _ In addition to above T carry the finest and cheapest stoek of vv raes, Llquc and Cigars in the State. . . t i. -* - the sole agent for Tnx Baaswxu. Pxoplk Cigars, of which I have sela T am age i 5,000 in the last six weeks. . ^ Recollect this sali will only last Thirty Day*. Come earty and satisfy yotfto self that I mean wba't I say. Thlti sale is Spot Cash. Very Truly, J*. XaeAry. m ) t«r# • M gtside ha rowrae tbtoagh ** •her# other# weabl fat •o4 | particalaily ateebe 4 •« 30<r p« ‘J3 M1 45o- I Percale# on y \ I Spring Goods New Ginghams New Seersuckers. PARASOLS! PARASOLS! I O. XiA DEAIilR IN r| |r*-i fMif Mil •4 twP fWMMf'l, #Wdi •t%A •fwo^T fci I# i by ttoatoare aad ripens *ta Trailed frwm early I 4 la aerraattl# Ufa I bate FANCY GOODS. 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Martin & Sons, Tho Ladies’ ** *V* •'«. neeaaend fntn#* vki .# M A sea tototoC I *t( in geu .ec.tc Aadsato into* fc ed k"«*nM dbei gptan I mi leaec i k ll On* d a-toy Ikn (MnCtoa' 4»to nah SasSMa *ke eda to toeea ear aetnaa k> nto to #aetot IV* .a u* and eid#»**** >kto etontof* to gtototokesa* * d tba aad ntoatoai neanaiw to la kaaw • bat ha# ml (be glwy hsw I i kna I fata harts 11# icpnrteil tn here toM; i an tredr I ww stor pnenaa yaa tk—^nk* k gte-tto jMtoky | •to't hnM aa^nlto I®“d m ym itonegki I’<* in •ft artote ^ Wennaa# tka dla#e# UMa toM M, aad »Snr- c a* ahtgdtohel hena- 1 *« r ! tidal SMtoy la kto enaak -» tke (akD Jantadi gtohnd ll cy. aad to aaye. eat * , be. 'Martady. I like hnnny a* well a. caltural of the !<• I mni kails. M as rt ed kto It • (■ •«*• The tods ad blag, la to i i ll aPto a ►*• tan atony, gh* )— •P lad that itosr topeevai | ail - ra ■hall en tocaa to eh# an- toianbe an hnfgy. ■ r^asly keylta toiad Tk*• ena ##toepan* n# he%.|n taewn e* ak—ca *kn rteto *d and tosay na>ani teewh t# tok* as # ■ton sheas #«e the eaacnec Whe*la* a shaft he an tto the atoeeerv n*k We ena eaft aasd n hae Inen hSdy Mnd. has *into «e en Smhs «d she to* *k«« CTtAllUL* rt.> im Ah A to* a to- pee and htoM# sanea ad ***we#cl M*e toaftne than any eatoe toneshtoto (a sh* tnaa- y • ear** ♦; A *tol to HaeancA and ea eannaneana ed an* ydawa ed totoaane PaP ppppp tl p| tataN^taf P taprftak IWtop ' A*d n ta rgan *y aney ad ytond »Vns hto pnn* ee* en *h*ny n» thn* nagto Sn to and a# fsnaeauMh yaeyle anaM adh to nayneA The < st •*naee ed ta«aey fWMS I to> totond hftl (he aeeto end necto ed ttoe tonMewM* y and to to toCMnad to« , yftl Pftfe al yetoa the* all envhle to rw*.-mre «e toy •,» !i*e% ed IWenn.S «■ be to«« «in aehee «ea»een ikef yr a a. ftedee# ■ eagnr mmSmu to datoat toiridiaBii « totee toedeaeto ee pneftt. i «al eynn thn bmsheet whn aefts pende as tomn ^ r than ynn rme ++-( * ny fan raa cert aad ina' e sn flag. I uanner gninglo point • an nppnrtiiDity by nhirh able to brttnr yeut nondltloa. I—When yon get to the peoi- yoa outot tolect a trs>le—tb- ker’s the carpenter’* or some Bunlo your duty atn! will hare uothlng to feer. Aevrrsl the will be knorked off the time f, r you are to stteoil these serriocs you will be pre<«eijU*(l with V new eultuf clothes that will wake you look handeomoand stylish. You will also] be given -money enough to pay your w ay back home, to tills county or any other tb which you aui^wuto*.to go. You nk season; just tn swell with the girls ng pott.UMls for you » bright and useful career. Now go back to jail With the Sheriff and Walt uutil arrange- toade for your departure; It Will not be long.” wait, yes, salt, Jedge. I’go oblige to you gentlemens for ta king sich Interest In my future com- Mvtng liken It, aod ynn like It ; The Best Goods, The Largest Stocks, . * - *- . . . ^ than other caatlklatea for tbeir ba ton, but if wr had to ml It thrre tlm.. s _ . . r day mr even *lx monthe we'd g»i **i Irooag#, 1 liaply extend an dm{nrltly *lrk of It we*d never want to invitation to the Farmers of the hmr the word honey again.; Variety. County at large to caD on or cor- MALT1N. tys he, l* the epiceuf life, sure enough Aud most married folk*, I take no tice, don't eat honey three lime* a day^ ami they’ve variety enough to live In- D reelin'.” -1* Thomas B. Lincoln, the onIj r jierson whe was tried for treason during t' • Ute war, died at hi* farm near Eikton, Md, on Thursday, In tho ;6.h year of his age. Ho was the non of A Be F. Lincoln and Eleanor Blodgett Lincoln, and was born In Philadelphia, April '27, 1813. Mr. Lincoln’s father died when ids son was a child. The son was educated in Huntingdon County, Penn, Just after the annexation of Texas. He went there as the agent of New, York capitalists, and engaged In the purchase of Texas scrip and head right land, in which he was very successful, and soon amassed a large fortune. He took an active part iapolitic*, and Was acquain ted with many of the leading politi cians of the Statu and influential mem- walked away light hearted Ring, only.Meeniingta.regrct that P^ta. , . , . , , „ JP ^ ft got a chance to go long be- hvrsof the Knights of tho Golden Cir cle, and acted aa„ their agent in the Northwea# for a while aft m the meucemeat of the war. ^ It was acting in thie capacity la respond with me so that thej may specifically define .heir needs and personally make terms for satisfy ing them in a manner that will agreeably surprise tbeir best expec tations. In the tines of wagons, plows, agricultural implements of all dc- rcriptions, commercial fertilizers, work stock and plantation groceries and supplies, I am now prepared to meet the wants of all in nesd of such essentials No matter how well satisfied you have been with previous arrangements, nor how far you mayjiyoft gin-Barnwell, it hill b# well for jou to Hftervicw me be fore definitely concluding your ar rangements for the year. Other auDouneements wtll be j • -.’Mp r le as the seasons advance. J. WILLIE MARTIN. CIIAS. J. MARTIN BT*ACKVII*LE* S. C. A Letter to the Ladies. *—■ l!-. 1 Mrs. Molair has Something Pleasant to Say. CH AftUt < FBUUftftlQL nf •<#* iahov to Ami toApc (> •• j Rtmi (ftN'to • I $ llwf tota (N4 tatoto j lAifftycii kM #HI mm | THE SCALE Wtok*e e**.^! Oeev^e • a*-*^#. k k | k* a*. «*• *» ator •• mU -*■ .*C. p-* day, eto [ ketlMee •*•«••. OibOT w* •-M.raptol eel bm*Mi •« fee. L.er.ik.ae ■*» S« W«to •Mtfy r\«eMto yea. r-p4 r • •« 4. H M *.ll a* *e * •«•. WHlc le w al mc* to Oilt nrth». Un. vkMl •• Mali toe. Atom* Mtoee S t*. IWIewl Places to Make Money. ELKO PROPERTY TO RENT. One Drug Store. One General Merchandise two utory Store.^m Elko to situated In the best agrlcuttu nil section o^u; County and is notad mm j Ui. I'J The S,weet Spring Time Comes, and Beautiftil Goods are Here With the Opening of The First Fair Flowers. ^ for the excelWhce of health, so<fial, edu cational and religious advantage*. To approved-UnauU rents will be made moderate. Apply to fr—- J. J. BOYD, At B. II. Baxley’s Place. jvn28-t)d Of JuStlCOe B. J. HAMMET, XAAtLllOAIJ AVKNU1C, system is gradually extond- ard, where therredb aysteu prmaileil to > ^Dplerablc that he « oe »rr*-etpj In a lemt ed a^e | ^d eMMb«iH«dy get en i at* before the t ailed btatoe ( ken* mthed ia f'«*rt ia that city. One of the Meat th« 1rt •< Jniy 'Uawglag thing* which the Dial dW- I# for rash H*er4 •#» the ptoeneetow of a D. Angto. t tokto | iWN A- k * . .-V ■totheto, trmm itoee 'H *« MAS. MOLAIR has great pleasure in announcing to her many customers and to the general public that her new Spring Stock nf Ladies’ Goods is now ready for their inspection and examination, and they are cordially invited to call early sod often. ' v • • In completeness it is perfection itself embracing full line# of Hats and Rennets, bewitching LadiqT press Goods <Jf tho ouat fushiomble fabrics, Trimaiinzi, La- cct, Raofaiags, Embroideries, Flgwera^. Fathers, Gloves* Ribbons, charming lulls, lovely Paraeula. jlandkcrcliiei*, HoeScnr, end all the long listuf articlestfcj ^ fashion amt tha laws of comfort hive provided for woman's happtaoM and adorn- ■fewet la ExeeUsMt of Goods aad Ream v of Styles U is beyead local esmpsrieoa. It has eo shoddy soodr ok.fever in Its soaipleta catskfae sad porshaasrs esn he tket Umj hove secured »• good goods of the aser# prefentiMM rit'iee, sad the it is freely vfoead ia f*»or ef its ■eked ara ans dalatsd u he below emt. bnt art an Inw M 'boy ena b« ? m gba^smi ■ #f my g—ns nklft #d ti I HUllt CO, FoiittdtT, KuUiie J9L.ACKVIL.L.K. 0. o City Stock In a t.'onuiy Cltf. The Best Grocerle* for family use, Hama, Breakfast Strip* Flour, Rice,. Coffee*, Teas, Sugars, Cheese, ftc. The heat fruits thatthemarketaafford* orange*, apples, bananas, lemons, do. also potatoe*, turnipa, cabbage, Ac. * The best cigars, chewing and sihokw ing tobacco that can be found, so con noisseurs say. «. The best lewiftgMachines, all attach ments, oils, ncerllyg, Ac Ac., Ptoturmr and" I’Yaines, Glass for all pur fr and HYaines, Glass for a paintings an jl-flngrarings best maimer/ # -AND- BOILER WORKS. JUST ABOVE DEPOT, Augusta* Georgia. Buy, Sell, Exchange, Real or Repair Also, a miscellaneous stock mention 1 goods too numerous to serving the attention of buyers. CHEAP FOR ( ASH. I am always glad to » ee aad serve *njf friend* and foe public. New Wavtrly Howe, art ob best manner sod terms ENGINES, BOILERS, . SAW AND GRIST MILLS AH * VlACHLNMtY CHKAP AKD GOOD. Ha#* mi band « Lnrgn Stock af ITT THE BEND OF UNO CH-UlLUT0X, a. I, Kostin# iejsctosj, ** J* Paeaf*. frefra. ' mmm. T*we ft, j •mill Tl®