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Umi >!if ,>| Mich tnrt fWni is h<*r ••vjih
Wc <1 uholitioii <>f uatioiiui
hanhs.
Wcdciu.m ] thatUh* I'ovcriiiU Mit shall
cstalili «h a.uhtrc.i■'itrics <,r tlcpo itorica in
the several - latcs, wliiih shill luan
in »’i * • • I ir r (.t t,'j I lie |»‘i n>lc at a I*nv rat''
of i ii ; e f, ii.,! 111 o\e |ht edit, pel*
annum, arr rma]>orishal»le l.u in pi-o.luets,
KiV^ina f| ,f Ihn hoii^rv anl cl mu ■ I real e.-.tate. wilh luvnter
l\senfat ives ('oiiituit tei* na a p'uail
A FARMER TALKS OF OVERPRODUC
TION AND DEPRESSION.
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1!*’ !,«*« I’riees rer-Ciii'ni t*r«Ml
*u l» Im 't hiiihiI iI ioa l>> S|i,>i>iitatori«.
4'. WimkI Itelore I lie am-
iii11! i > << mi A £rlcii Itu ro.
liu
\V. W. Moo|;k.
w, i. m’iI.son, 4<rr.
MOORE & WILSON
— 11A V K N (> U <) \.\U\ N t>—
A < O.MPI.KTK ASSOK'l MKNT OF
COFFINS ■> A N DC A S K E T S
[Barnwell OH and fertilizer Company,
CMPtfik - - -■ e- . $50,000
. \\ iiile tho.antiopti eT’lalls re iiu
eon-i ld'ali ia. C. \S * >1 i;).ivis, the
v,i4l e nmlMt Htalisfh-iuit ail K i n i.
i iiv.:er, niaile llji- I ill,,wj:, ; a Mm ^ in
anoe.u ,v of tltV* |iro|M^c 1 l r ,i t ill oh:
Mv Mi’e biLsiat^ is that Vif a faiwit r
* t *♦■ .
nail pro |,icer. Fialinaf; this hi me^
ruprotitahle ln pi«‘dit—YfMii i, i wafn im
limitaliu is in* in t he ijuuntity of lan l
aa l i n i tnt of. inmey, , '
We i!" im:i I t’i U, 1 lu 1 fyitoaui of the
eireala!ue; m ■ loj uh'-yp -eilily iiifi'eioe'!
t * noi I, .> th nrfifiy »l >Ihr . per vapija.
VVe.-il ni hi l tlrit e ,,e<re -, sliall p iss
such law . an Av.ili • !i tuaily preva nt the"
ile ileia in Tiitun
ail a
in •• ki iie tl pr j*Juutio:i
!♦'
*l!e*l to an iuJiv.terat .o'l e>l t he
< au
r> ..
ot tlui (lepreision in praa*s, f J at'in pro!
, ets. I starti <! to work proc-urin ; uata i < ' uri
from a!I parts of the w.*r! !; ofli aal ami
otherwi e ifonnl Milt m;? to I;''I the
Was pro.Pvaa '? inm* w^eh ; ;*-r4 hVeiyl
sLeillr> »h in it require 1. an ! lai ,e gr-
i ninuiat ion l ook plaee t he worl 1 orer;
l.ni-siiiee l''''l. if nnm •riea! .ilat i ••an l*e
i• h 11 1 upa i I 'm w, i:T.ehr
• at one \ e.ir as imu li win it as
% .n I. That vear i ■ I ■ - In i 1
1 htc- w^nv fhTTFn.mi TTTs^ieTs
) ile.l up i a the f inn arul o| her
, l the W*irI*ISs,iee thal iim • w liaye
1 i a o m Cr iw.i upon that sinpliiv
N■ it I • twa l i;ie,ilh Mpft u 1 1 i.
t wtu m h- pro TnPKr.' te \ a vn a \ , \
.i,> The price ot v.Te it a ul other
I'l e.el'tuT^’s'jivalij itiei ea •, Vet .such
Pas not In-eo t tu-e i^*. W tiv‘i. t In .' I
Vv-ill r >t ac* i ioi th • ijiiestion of the.rf-
li i of tarilf jir i .e ; currency .• upply
1.JV1U t tie prii'e of t lies > eonilao lit le...
can't his* that lle* ipe-aii^i of tanll itL..
t etH the fanner mPenaUv f aan a U**-
]iii' !iean ami a pro'cetionr-t'. Imt it iliws
1 i sollie ea'i s, |' , |i iV<* II I i|ou!,t. etih.im ••
t .|e cost of l|ee,*s'.|t|i‘S.
Alter tlie \ear I s ! t tle re he 1 'frown
i pon the h nnls of tr.cle. a • a of
Ce.il. 114 in Hetittom nr t ! |>|
Tins \ fein he'.in with the short s»-ll-
l.ef of eoM in >V.ill street iliirim' tin*
war. ami was to market the farm pn*<l-
iu tAoTaTneco-taacM-v. ofnn;i'» thi" »»'\i'nth~
«lee:|i|« It Im e.tme. mi I If It I call le.fl II,
i, ili«-trihutin f I i tor als* it tli** tir-t of
Mn'I.ihI ilei-aiti*. that i*. nf r I •* If i
iaHuetM-e < e ;i J to h.i\e C' , A , with thn
yc.rrs The ei-nthme., on the ••ih« r si-h-
ol tIn- (pu*<!i,<11 tell us thit in nr«l. r t i
iti.irk* t t inn pMilncts ot ih • roiiutry;
Me lil*l'*t Inivi' f he<4« Ml W IllUt li's!-.
V, f « lii.o ket'sl. | tl i • I |
►iuTHaml |lock relativel;, to (■•pulation
ten ■ i' I m l . e • I e.line
into vie'ije. Mnin we ,|o to*lav. If we
V-Cle I liell ahle to m irk, t*onr |ir.M|,i< ts #
wirOut lUt ">• th sis, whv c.ui t wei|o
rieult ur.il ami
provul n.; a.
s nA'.eji sy A an of eilure iif 1 riafs
Mini will se.nire the prompt conviction
liml hup - in f fneh p -ualti--., as diall ae-
t’i • moat p a;!* -t l o.npliance witli
l ^h •-1 rv.vC J
Wh* eVtslteifu tin silver lull reemitly
pi , I 11v i•• *i|g:r'•, . au l ihnuaml fn lieu
there ,| Mi • Ire , an 1 militnite i coinage
hr — —^
OK A 1.1. SI/,K.S, STVI.KS am, qt AI.I ITHS.
I’riees tire fowe-t in the ( oiriity.
I’ei sotis neraliii^; t hese gpoils will <‘!ill !*n
N\ .• JiV. Mooia. 4 ai in MeNah’s. II ri'li-
N. K. K I UK I, A\ I), Sr.’, ri:Ksii»K> r.
4-.. AV , AUIKU A4,4-n- >+a4U-1 AHV,
N. (i. W,. W ALKKlt. Ihuak-KKKiM i: a.\i> < as:mkk. >J
; i)i 11 i.;cto i is.
M I K K RKOVVX,. Karnwell, I>. I’. Si ).f<U'ItVKH, f.ees
S.lM»)N UKOH'N , Ijjyfkville, , 0. W. MOliliA M> f . >1 ilu*u’
(if A. VN A(i KN lilf, ( Imrlestori. I»hll. SA I J.V, Satlv s
A. T. \\ ()Ol>\V A Ul», !»;ii n well, \V. (i. SI MAi.s, p.jiniwcW,
A . F. K I KK I.A N 1», Sr., Uarnwell. Ji ||^ WAl.K KJi, Appleton.
AXAUKR.
Well, or w. I,
\\ il«oii, AIh nilalc.
marl
HKCOXD SlCAlSOXT.
(iKo. W. < KOK 1,
Aiken, S. < .
tiver.
Ihirnwell, h. (
Croft & Burckhaher,
We C an ei 1 tlie p ,. r< , <>f
laws pro-
-tr.li-f, ailT
n * i 'V i tk" prompt aetioii tcdO
* \ *.e,ie pl-vu I-, <>h!a'iu alllan l'iiow
f wTtea"f M-wiie | IrWaI, • a . ;ri l I >r Tpi symli ates,
ran iri'-s - nn-f -t h.it fill I i i I * u *W heM hy rails*a-l.s
an,l oth r <■ >Tp ••alio i • in eof nich
;n i. aetu ills *l > I au l lie • I • I hy them
1,' reelann • 1 hy t I,' ■ •non Mit unit
h- 'M i - »r a I u.tl el t |Vr, oiify.
I i li \ iii ; iii J - • -I •< : l ine of » pnl
ri^ht. to all.an I km vial privili'je., to
i - wnildin l
(.*) T’nat our natio i il I '^Mation shall
In so frame 1 in th* fiCTfre"jia, not t i
hail 1 np on ‘ imlu try ut t!i^-e.vp-jnso i*f
another. *—-— — ——^
Mn We f u lh' T »l nian 1 a removal of
tIi • • i *in ; h • avy t iri.f lav fi-u:i the
n * ...it! ., ,,f Ilf,, that the i»oor of our
i,m I must have. .. v ,
f' l We further «leuiari I a just au-1
e piitahio sy't e.m of grain Ml tax on
ineoMies. r
( It We iM ljev** that tho money of the
country sliouM Is* ki-pt as much as js,.-
^i!»l» , in the hamls ,if‘"tlie |i"-,plt* t au l
w «1» ni and t!wi* alt u ulou t! a’tl
stat • revn *inea sit ill Im* limited to the
11*0, -ary etpd*' of ^he’f'ovcriim *l,i
cc luotuir lily an I Iioih* *l\ adiuinisti re I.
\Ve ildiian l t lie in ,-t rcrid. hom’ ^t
and just • tutcfiml national ffoM-numsital
control ami s,i|s r\i-ioii of the mean, «»f
I Miring the siimhfrr allmur vahudde plant, has been overhauled and put in first
j class condition I,y our Mast, r iMa«diiiii.-t,'Mr. M ,J. ( 'oeliran, so long admitted
,1, 11. I>i‘l«'KMal.'l ki:, I 1 ^ I 1 * il< Meal. eugriM-'eiji in this Stata*^ al:d w e are now pe-rteet.lv*ready' for
hn* i ness v and Iniitvj the attention of all concerned to the uneoualled ad van t,a <r e s
we offer. • / . n
*i We w ill gin jtnd paek cotton at •J*> duits per 100 pounds, hern*: $1 .^o for a r>00
! pound hah-. For the satisfactory cliaracter ol’our work in Unit line we refer to
. the customers for whom we ginned 1,."*00 hales last season. '■ •
1 Ak* l , l < .r i l ~v l >ll |‘.- al><1 ill>lllv r(>ltlltl |, >r a period not exceeding one month at
rate* mfde w ith suf* Alliances lor short pi^riotls oF>torage awaiting Allianee sale
da\s._ 1 art ies iiesiring to hold llu-ir cotton can get advances im our w arehouse
I leeeipts and keep it as long as they w i»h. Itnringthe present yearour J'ertili-
j /.ers have won au cm ialde reputuuon and we air piepared to till orders for fall
crops for cash or approved eredil-for Acid- IMiosphate, ( otton Heed Meal, IMootl,
KainiT, rliemieals and our ow it hruhds of First ( 'lass Fer»ili/.ers.
Ue will also make special hutdli/ei • t<> order and invite larluers^nd ileali*rs to
persi>hallriiTsji,, i «mh - w-t»i k> ait*l nn-ihods. We ask palroiiHgeoH our merits and
' * guarantee f heap. ( v Piiek and Faithful work. r
COTTON St:i;i) AVAN'KIvI)
( otton seed bought, alinark, t ra'p-s and pai4 for m cash, cotton seed meal or
-v.... augld-Hiu
— A-f '!'« * I ff N’ n/VW-STT
l»A K.\ \\ KU, C. II., S C.
V' - - ^
* W ill jiiaetiee in all the Courts of this
Stale a ml ill. I hi 1 I n i led St at, s i on rt s.
Mr. (roll, will atPuid I In- ( •mrts of
itarnw ell ( i iint i and all masters ot in’i*
fHiitanee w il| receive tHi 1 personal at-
tvi.Mon ofeai i, ne in Ik i «T (lie liim.
’••i\ v’-M
FRANCIS F. CARROLL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-Law,
HAM ItF.IUi, S. C.
(►niceover II. ('. Folk A Co/s*t«»re*.
mariu-t
THE PATHOS OF PEACE-:-'
• ' / s- .[Tjy
BETTER THAN '
Just after the lynching, in New Orleans a few months ago, of (*lCT'c(l HlWUWfl
of the Mafia hy a volunteer hand of American aveng*'rs, some of the daily papers!
created a little uneasiness hy declaring that King lliimheits iron clads eoiwd
cheLl New kOrk from anehorage heyond the range ot the shore torts and batter
ies, and lay the htisiness metropolis ot the eotinlry in ashes or under contribution.
Without discussing LTicJ(f Samhi ability to take care of ids possessions
.MICHALSON
Cakes pleasure In informing the public that on his recent visit to the North he
captured New York, New' Kngland and a big slice of the North-W est. He went
supplied with the amm.unitinft of gold, silver, greenbacks and certified cheeks
and merchants, inanutuetiirervHnd Importer* surrendered upon the first sum-
moiiH, threw- open their st»M*ks antfdold MiehaNon to help himself to all he Ayant-
ed and to pay them wIjat he pleasedA T hey were demoralir.rrl by the outfiow of
gold to Inirope and w elcomed M ichgisoh and his money as a hard pressed soldier
cheers the comrades w ho come to hre help and turns the tide of the battle going
against his fiag. •
I'ertni/.er*
9
MONEY
.i.fM*** •• mir fttir r fw rk. ,
»u.| l«> it. |.y il m# ]
»♦ a. VMtiiig r,f •».«! iii Hit if !
i Kiiti* It*»«%n r|,«« Any
.k* »*> - *k I >•* H MW*i
«-I* «Hi*»g II*, »< Mil* V risk \ t it , u \ »#
it* •fn«H»i«. *»f ji| «*'t>r im** **» 11*>s •* mu
r«t tv *»•«! *,i I i'ltttgf tvOtot* tfiil e*. »*. e» M w w • k*
• « * nniMig |, *i.i #•.». |«* « |m r ft • rk •ir*l »<| w Ki'l*, ‘
r*- srf> 9 tmt* rX' M'Tjrfj; #*. ^1 yri»T Fur nlt'l* YR< - YT»e eTV*: ^
I An I •* *» H * n i 1.1 I . .N«» ■}*«•• « to r«l*e*»r I ul| •
u »n»k. IH« |: «1 t «».. AM«l MA, MUM..
Charles Zissett,
liUl*
t r>*,* at
T icy tell u** weeaii't *1«* it with-
* it II** im»:»*y. I*nt tlnr*. is im*r«'
a **, lit, rel.itii. lv in thi* cMintrv ihiw
tm* i time wa*. t* n y* »rs a-'.*. U-*****tit|y
c ,*• **f tii*'Imiiki-is 4>f I'liu ag * t*»M it*
then' wan in«»re m<>u*‘y tie.l
pins • *.i t!i«-s*' fiitun* ►.fb*5*
j, i V |,*r tiw* * , litt1'«* A Islhl* 1
a.Im at thr***' tnn*** over. 'I
vi il l • *»np}»lv of wheat w
\v x> l-a-h* Is. |f
euppli w.vs auotle r (*.'.o ai.iai
<N)>|,Imii| would in-*\ o tin. eiitir-
«>ne «l'4lai ll hllsliel.
Now* the eofi*>iiinpt : >n t>( the world
hn* «tvcrt ik*-u tin* pr<M|ii« tioii. If wh* at
hrdught >*l.*o |. r l*ushcl m Uritiiiu f«»r
the ui'i*' \earseuding in I*! I. why should
it imt I'ring a g«»**<| price now, with a
)e h«'!i,h| Wir«>duct j. r lupiln? It i*. I
flunk. I*« ails*'of t Ii*'oficriug *,f unlim
ited fie tit ions umouftt*4 oti tli*. mat ket*
AMtlmut any r« gard for the peal pr<shiet.
c\s n mattejr <*f fact. tiM* |*ric**H * f cram
are tnHpv-ntly mu l*- t:ii’liicatr • by thr*s*
i-i fo,ir men. i have h r** a t* leg ram r*-
i- t\*H| tin'other day w hi( % h anys,
dvidge is hmi'er than tho market, «k:i l
r >ld freely all ♦lay.’*
Mr. Mardn lire ha* f->r |!m» I M thr, c or
f*-in -1 ty** -• mniiat* I (!:•• market of Ctii*
cnifo. au l b*'"ti able not ** ilv to *b*tt*r-
rnnethe prinw.of wheat ther**. but the
jenee of w heat in t|ic cx»*haiig«-< all »*ver
tne worJ*l, Hn haa mad,: tii** prii^> for
Joq»"-If-without, regard t*» the amount
pro-la-i «l. A voting mail in Oih-ago
v.luc can raise *.**mi imu throw-
busli.-is Of wlu at on the inarktTVt any
tune t* rough this system.
liu* lintterworth hill, th** ITatch bili^
the lirosnis hill *,r the W .i*JihuriHi biii
in th,* senate will.eitlM-r of them put a
Mop to this practice. The cotaiition
wai- h now exists in Kusda is due to the
Jh t licit th* 1 r,-serv«- of wheat and rye
formerly produced is now exhausted.
The f.uutnc really exist,si in eighteen
provinces of Ktissia la-fore the ltary**sl
ot tin- p;ist y,' i Hr. tints showing an entire
exhaustion of tliK reserve.
Tiixlio; Opthnij*.
Hy far the most im;>ortanbmeasMre in-
trodueed in the New York assembly to
day bore the name of Mr. Brown, of
Yates county, and t> the result of a.*UK
terminati -n on tl:.* part of tin* larming
*••mtiutnities to light*'!! the burden of
tiieir taxation. It carried through it
xvill add upward of sd.ttn i.txtu to the
r’a’e treasury yearly. It is a it attempt
to -tax speettkmve liusin* -s. anjl directs
the treasurer of every board of trade,
p’oduee exchange or oMu r similar body
to r*‘|H,rT amuu.VITv to the comptroller the
number of bushels of grain, barrels and
racks of U-nir, barrels of p--rk ;md Isvf
and iHuniTTs of bacon and lard either
actually handled or classed a, options
and futures.
-se th* 1 foldowing tax is -Mr bo*
! vied: < )ne mill ,-a , ach Imsh* 1 of grain,
1 ve mil ! « on each I-.uv. ! -.r sack t-f fio.u\
ton nulls on ea* h l^irrel of pork or beef
a:t*i « igtii mills oti each hutnln-d pounds
of hrasin or lar-1. If the^ tre:iauT*-r *loes
i: u rop >rt the comp, roll r is given lull
] iwer to iriv* Migate. After thirty days
] i j r (*enf is to be a*lde I to th-- unpaid
t -x anu *■ p-r cent. itrt- reM. which sum
made a hen on all the property of the
e lending Ixftly. Tlr. lb«>wn Ii:-m<■>
gie*-tn!lv that a r^-ent Fti-lay's bn-im
l,e v*» nvrititeatt'ci aril tr.m>p*rfa
ti«»w. a i I if thi - control an I sup*rvi i >n
*|o not tvtnoiw th*- »Uiih** now existing
wo <1 -man I the government owiii-rsliip
• ' * ni'-aus • t com nuui afioii an-l
tnitisi*- •rtitlioii.
\V'* tleiiiMud tTial tlu‘~~jp»*igr«"’s *>f tli* 1
l'nit« .| S* it*-s stii, iftt u-ifiimetnlui* ut t«*
th** constitution’jinn id-ng f.»r th** rice
11**11 of th'- l Ulte-l St it- s «M-,al"»'., by di
rect \otu of the p •pi- *-f i w li state.
^Practical Waichmckcr.
Fit .t door h*iiitIi of Brow ii Hottse,
H.irnwi II < . II., S. ( oilers lii» -** r\ i» * »
|o th*- pitbli*-.
Au *• \j*cri«'iiee of ii|»wnrds of forty
yi-ar* i* tin* b«-*t gu.-iraHt* , «- that In*
k now o hi*Atiisiu* svhiiiPm ill gi x «• »ati«
laelnui in th*-•|ii:ilirv'<»t bi» wo k ami
the uiod* ration of hi. ciiarg*-..
gIP liable lime keep, i>fi*r sal*.
luchS
Health
“A
IIAEPIXESS.
X M \|r-+niii,| in a »«uin'l Itodv'
(hat man i« iiia*l-rof all liuuo
j. tli** great*
u efi**i
»t earl hi v bb
•ing. With*
fi**r»o, ami woman «|U*** n **i*i' all .'it*
nations. Heultli mnl h*H*pl»m*a g*» hand iit band aid Without tle-m
m* real and Ja-'lng upwar-l prog res- and growing pro»i«rril\".
In-alth i« lli^ lir«t *|utx of parei.f* t** Ili* in»«die» that they max
ih*- r**.i*on«ibiilrte. that lit*- l a* gixe*i thein.. ami e,|iiallr
. .. red .honhl U th* tr .-an* that the ..li\* plant* *.f their iio,.*ebold* -l...ubl gr.*w
ini*, -irong. reliant loanh-M'd and beiutiful ami aecninpll*hed t»omanlio.el.
\ - iin.t ih- thousand ill* that ik*li i* heir to the study uml r* o ar.-he. ..f the
Im .iriiimU-.1 1-. mi . - »ve -11.,• *x» red t n m th*--e,-rei. .*f nature remedM *
then* b
I ••
faithfullv »up|M*rt
of * * | *** i, and in»idi*eis di**;***’ ami
of *..,r the. »*« hedg*-d- ab«»*it
T»,
l>lt% I •*.
**• n.it.
up iii mar
A ill-;
fiotu xVa*
hi.i -to;! nays:
than vvotiM
••The *u
i xf a im i »•
i tl u.ik>:i ^t,ul
n.ipnly. «*f
fund l* t
s’ *
•J.l t of .1 bill
1 fitr** lie »• 1 in
h* a heavie-t
Mi• h • i
**^ b>
It* pre «';»t.
Il IV*' ♦ If! 4, *»f
*• 4'Ver 1i.ld
k Ilea .
Thi
i.* fund ts
t • I'll.id t 4>i
!:• iliv i»lb|<*
m im j
*.r as mu i
tieT's'f a* may
» i >.• i j' n.
mI? ! 5**, *4**
iry
• ; ! 1 r*
r p *;<* r m-»my.
$3000
1 .lh»V.ttMr_ iicli liuuianit\ again*! th** atta*
l o *• • i tuall i b ngt I**-1 tt, ^ I Jo- »hort »p »it
t npproxefl rt*Hie«lie» tlml the|*«*l h»« jpven t-> Mi-
can t*c hiund in their Im-»( juirlty at 4 th«x ntw
w ill* cm
present.
>*«. A 'I I he III**
lo ir ol ail thv ag*
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I k,r» h> <
Ol ti
I
*> *'h-tat x ••! I*i" t
errliaiig.-iiMe al
ilofliwftd uo'tt
It 1* t*» In* d**|Mi
•s tr* Ktiry su!*j*
oi-rmoaof llte
. in-' to avail its*
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Ik I t MV I- '•d*M,
forth Mi if th*- state agr* •, t-i pay t »tue
l nit.sl Slat*** I juT cent. |« r aniiuui «>?i !
all si11ii.i drawn and r- tuim-d by tt. mid ;
provhtitig for th** l'*.iti *»f money t.» its I
cituetio reasoii.iMc MvutUy at iu-
t*re4 Hot exi.edltiic J JsT cent. Th** '
' .secretary i* to honor tlio rvspi *t b-r a 1
loan t-* tin* extent of Yu per cent, of th-
as.s*'ss«'«| vain*- i»f the real estate rituattsl
Wtlhiii the st it*-."
Itio kiot; !* Trust.
-The rid* trust I*e*e*|e are inueh oxer-
cis« *l over some iitiex|s*ete I rivalry in -
their luidness w hich they dt,l not e\|»x t. j
It wtU I1-- retiii*MtU*r*s| tiiat all the-rify J
mills dis|s>s4*l of tlo-ir projs-rty to the
trust Vdtio* days ago. t'h :i Irst .-u, Sa- s
v.-ttmah and ot ter *-iii«**, vlti«‘h are rice -
* enters, are not members of the ttionop- |
For the pa d few days agents »,f mills
in th*»*e citibadiav** l»eeii in New Orleans
purchasing largely of rough rice. Th** l
stranger* offered a slight advance on
the prices of th- l«>cat trust, and'were
then-fore enabled to so -nrihgpnsiderable
of the een-al in the r uigltn shij>pnig4t at
, one** to Chariest,at and Sav tnnalibx
| The trust i- angry at this comis titunt. '
and it is said has threatened tin* brok-p
1 *ts who deal with out-idi rs, even going j
to tin* length of saying no dean rice i
Would he sold tli ‘lit if they persisted |
m their dealings with Savannah am! |
'''Charleston opposition milk. —New Or- j
lelfrni States. '
o lajunlixi* Taxation.
The Fai^tnHci' Alliattec* of-Hancock 1
county, Ilh., luts. resolved that, ittas-
nuii h as the f aittimKare bearing more
than their share of the%mden of taxa
tion, dettiiitiding that the prm'i>jous in
the stat,* cons'itntion respecuHg rev-
emies and vabration bo enforeed>\at
least to such an extent as to give
'farmers uttiforbt assessmetits on real,
p<Tsoual. chattels, notes, mortgages and
all other credits in towns us well as in
the country, k
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► I1*'"X * *•*., IWi.UkM*, ftatM.
T^nki, S’scti.
lube*. Ef'IJ «f.%
G n*. M lit.
Opefa fiouse Dfug Stofe,
Pr.rr,w/ell, S. C.
Wlii, b invite., w itb 11,«- «itmutt cordiality, tin* » atr**n ig*-of all In n**ed of modi*
dm . lor tin-|.n-x^n:i*»u **rTRcipb n» or tfn* r»-li* t »*f *«.iifiriue.| *|i^ a-e.. N**ne
i*nt liu-Ik*.! g*«M|.. iMuight from Hie In-.t huUiu** |j the- be*l inark.-U i.f the l n*
i*»u will be kept «ui han I and our •
Prices Will Please The People.
For thoMt wliu have faith in pat**|it or nroprietsry im-didii.-. we will keep in
k|iM*k all preparjiti4*ti'» that tiav v*bu ;h**ir way i«.public approval.
Our «toek *»f Fanny itiMid., I’ol’et .\*-*-*-»**»rie. t S'mj**. I **rluui**ri
Helped him.elf liber ally. The proofs that he did so are as plain as they can bo*
The ( till Heston h.o'imleteaim-rs. Hie Atlantic f’oaat I .hie and the Richmond *fc ,
Danvilh-iiystcnv are witnesses on.his hwhalf. T'liey are hurrying Southward as
!'a*r as steam can turn tludr wheels the gfiodn that he nominally bought. Even
now the first consignments are eoming in and
IMIlclia-lsoTZL
I nv itf s fbo people t,» I'ome frnni all tin* adjacent country and neighboring town4,
buy all the goods'they w ant cheaply that they will forget ail about the brw
prices of cotton, go home rejoicing w itli fi«*»h courage to battle w ith hard .time*.
As a partial listof the good good* and great bargains that Miehalson has in
store ltea*k* aUeniittn t(»ih * lollowing lew examples that show the compariaon
«*f Nhuthern and Southern prices; * —'
^II.ihK) worth of New York eioHiing—Miehalson's price. $,'>,(M!t).
f7.iMN!WdrHi of BoMoii S|im*s slippers, Ae.— Mii halsmi's pri* e, f l,T'V),
~ |'.*,taat woTth of l.adfcs itn-ss (^iwnis—--Mtehalstut's feriee, ; —
flu.iNKt worth of Not ions—Miehalson’a pri«-e, si;,n<Kt. (
$I0,inki worth of (*eut*s Fnrni-hing (i*>*',l*— Miehalson’* price, t.’*.-**h(f.
fa.iHHi worth of Furniture—*Mh'haison'n pri*-*-, ki.
♦ l.tHit worth »,f rin and Wimd ware -Mi* ha!«on's price, $.Y<in.
$|u.oin) \*«trHi of Bai-oii, Hams. Sugar, Ac.—M iehalson’a price, f<‘>,h()n.
Fg.-YdO wbrill «d i anm <1 (okhIs and Fim-y (*r*»* - ei i*-s - MiehaIsiui * price,f l,f>00
T.Y.DiMf worth of Axe*. Il*»4-s, Farm Hardware—M ieiial*on's prier,
J I ,ooo w*,rili of l abix* tTillery ami < riM-kerv—M ielnd.oii'* pri«-e, >V(».
Jl'ono worth of Kuggi*-s and Wagon*—M i*-hal*oii's prire. J T-Tt.
Thek«-7piriTatTbii * aTe oTfen il as ii a I. for tliotintil, pre>*-iit«‘das sijfn J>nard« to
*lr*,w Hie pi opl,-He- !»♦•*( road to belt, t t inc *. MIehalson Ha* thntJsaiult >rgoo«|s.
He lia« liargains |hat every tenly in-eds atui ean afford. If you don’t »ee wliat ?ouy
w ant a»k fiit.lt. Mi*'hnl*on ha* it. but ilo*-* not promise to keep If always. Conie ^
| ***on aiol in a hurivv Injitre Ho* «-reai»i i* He hasn’t time **r t*uigue
| emMigh t«i make a Htr*-** hours talk. I*ui h,-vv ill help the cotintrv more b* twren
now ami < in i*'ina* than.ail Hi*- |MditLei nt* can <lo 'Iti* *id«> **f the day of judg
ment, il bi;v4-r« and *elh-r* w ill outv 4-ome. ».« th*- pie nie Sheiman’s ramp bd-
lowers ai'd Kitpali i«-k** torefi light tr*K*|M*r« laid. w a*te our fair eoiintry.. .The
tarifi ami taxe* ami Idgli pri*-*-* have made the jieopje |H>**rer v*y|r aft»-r vear.
M i,-lia!*on i- tired of that. H*- w ill gife thi* tail's work !•• the go**d *d (he 1*0-
pb*. Iii*tea*l of grasping for profit in w ill tr> |«M-Iearex|*etises ai d make friends.
" hen times g*-t U-tter and He* farmer* are out **f trouble he will try t*» make
motiev. That i« hi* platform f«»c *j\dav • in the we<-k. am'< verv t»**dy is»«k*-*lto
come ami »«-e him *faoiling there, giv ing Hie !»«--( prtet-s {or r**lloii and ail eotin-
try pr**du-e and *• iling all kinds of good* to all soil* of people at only one |>ric«
ami that b* low zero. ,
THE LIVE MERCHANT,
Parnu/ell, S. C
;id MI|M-nor tb.4t tt *p
s, Brn«h*'*
f**r its*-|i a*
.A
: f x $ v
?u*jpj put
*2ej^t?^ 'l!0p#{u|
an,I misei-l'atieou* *umlrii * i* »** **«*liiph-U
••filling a long felt” w an! In the < minty.
< utinoi«eur* of go<»d ( igarsand rob.ic*-o, *-h* vving and »,nokjng. will find our
*l*»ek of the terv lieat <|H4’it.V gr«*vvu iu America and foreign Melds.
i Mr* *erip(iou« coni|H»unded at any hourof the day or night with tin* m«»»t
careful exactne**.
W,* v. ill b- glad to wait upon otir«»hl fidcu l* .-tnd will rejob-e t<» make legion*
of in-w patrons. All vt»:t*»r^l** the< *»uuty scat, for business «*r on pleasure lient,
are »ln*frelv invite*l toeall at the
oi'kk x mouhh nniru stoki-t
The !a*t and l*»-*t ehapter in BarnwcH’s b .*»m.
. DR. R. C. KIRKLAND, Jr„ Proprietor.
net :i0-tf '" ...
Sl'ectacles in Steel, Niekle and Gold.
All the Latest Nov/elties.
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( HUlsTMA.* CARL^,
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FAPGY
GOODS M
Hobby Horser,
Velocipedes
l oVS* UollS
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL LENSES
iu'-7 T it', ui KTin.
ANU I’.ik iKI.KTTM.
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Bo:ks-
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n.1 'll HKKS5INT1
» AJildL AU’.. MV riO-
Tl IH HtAMKH.
Musical Instriinien *
TliK ti KM
Ic. Huitar Violin and Banlo Mrings.
i)KoAN UM*Y #6,00.
Mu*ica» Iii>tru
Eight Now
i:\ I KY IKH sKK FKI’KH N KIvHS
F
F
Mr;k.i»oosKR.«utrsmith canv- ifflorauedPan-Joief^an Washer!
linn repn-s* n*;it ive, w itl be glatl l<» «-;i!l '
PARAGON
laeliine Works,
t*!! pel srms ifl lie* d of
purchase machinery*
or
Intending to
uug -'2
!fc‘:
**ti T ' fM#» f '■ mas fiWfc liren mn^e At
1% ik f t »■», .tv Anna tvir , A'isitM,
I v#«. n-.cf 'ti»;, , l>M**.
i\ • W. 1 '•• ' y
i f i ' ». • 1 # jt*B f »• (X
t|t* A Y tJ-4 lh«* \X 4»| k •»*t li*V .
v* I*, y-rer f mr nr F.-»rtr
g mi* r* it x * .*ti% ».1 * n i 1 • g ft* in fi
#l ; »n lev Ail »*'■«. W • #lii>vx y. ii Im-xv
An I sfAi< x 4 »i, « nn xsri rk iu rim«
4>r all (fi t time, in**m v »»'t xx« ik-
e*r- I «t' • ♦mk ! '.nv n nt- • iiflr finl*>.
■ •
II. IC iHr I i wl* i «». t ^ CC l*«»i I l.i n«], >1 aiiiiO
J*
Ov A ^
w
Nt’iih if s use “\va*h dav” i« no mor*
tormi nt and a ten**r, and w :i*hcrw01
arc nu longer imperial.
ZHoward Bros. Propr’s
hd
m
INt^INlFIC^aiiil >1 kVIUMwTw
i;la< kyii.m:, s. c.
1
' To the n*ers of Motive Bower and
(ieneral Ma* lihu*ry:
We call your afb'idion.t*! the fact that
1 wc an* prepared. wiHi latent improved
-Tool* mirT Maeliim-rv, to *io work on
any Machinery - ust-d ii! this c**iiiitry.
Such a*
t (11' IT 1V GlS’S,
(JKIST \l I I.T.S,
j o rroN pkmssfs,
BILL i: YS. HANTJFHS,
MILL (iKA HINT;,
Shafting^iml c;i*rings of Iron or Brass
of anv -i/ex/special a'leiifion given to'
f, 1 V WORK.
Having a firstVla*' 'Gin Buihler. vv«
can do all kinds of <*iu Work, new brush
wheels, nevvKsavvs Imxes, etc. ctiavv s
Sheet V u
KOl.LKI
Agent r*r Biiuos and Organs, KubUr ttamps aud Mencila.
ments Kepairrd.
Biant"* and Organ* Tuned arul Repaired. _ r
The largest and eheax»c.*t *t«»ek ever hrougbt fo this city.
Gr- D. O. L-A-HSTG-IE,
ISTO.
iSlackville, T C.
-July 11
-MANUFACTURED 11Y-
When Baby was ^iek. \rc pave her Ca^toria.
When she w as a ("hit-l, sli*. cried f>-r Castoria.
When slie heeahie '•!i*s. s'.e elinip t<•'Castoria.
When blic had ('hitdren, she ;;aVc them Castoria.
f t-h* New York Stock' osclbinge iiU>;i*> - r ':it***t evil u'irt.in Hie pailttf civ-
x.onl 1 liave brought in ova-r s-f|.ooo.un^
4- ‘f his brll. — Alb.iiiy Cor. New Y’ork
Ut-rmJd.
THE OCALA DCNiA' DS.
Tlie .Vllianee I'lairorui \ip>{tlr«t 4n laao,
X! Ilietl I, S«* .‘Vtneli
Tin* Oc il i platform, so c-htTI* I Inrau^M
iNarns a l tpb-1 at the .tip**-ting of the Ab
li incKwliicli was hef l in Ou Ta. BLi., in
is KK»fte*j ref. rr* *1 to glint nutrv
vrhojmre inter. in r.r* Al!i-
nnee agitation xVithiti the jn-t y*-ir aii l
Lave not nod t’10 ’plat/onn hi f aH lire
et « «li>a lvantage. .V gn at it il of rb*.-
diarnwoon in th*s n-vt; |* ,;-|
pru h .•» to *1*1
«.<mj ai b* * )
J **t n.-j .
li/:tl( n- i.* Ik er. •
Mnny Person** nre t-iCkrr, (
de'vn fre-n n 'w- rk or h- i; < held utnv.w*
BroxxnV; Irpii Bfltcrs , > . thef
KWct.'s aids d..-- tii>n. r. rr. wis-e** *-*ul bxh;.'
a-.d ta.'-v i..;..ur..v. O.t gr reau iiix «
tp KusiUtiI they ‘•land fo-offie* 1 . in
ffdseoiihjrv Hi •> run acd i 1 both eoun-
r * t hex ll«-
t.xnir.4
?LSiii:r a tqifle, or . htldr* 11 who wanttnCUb
- I ;• . -iM ».ike
tiliim .Vfc UA4»Ji Hl’lTFrw. '
, , - ts» t•*:•*•„ uo - M*>tan 1. tn'il*
f ^Liua. ili 1 wv rs**fi 1 ivxr 4 (uCpkUuta.
The Wilcox & Gibbs Gnano Co.
cif AULESTiPs S. C.
iff cud
F/ucrWi
It will >riV'e volt'ime, temper a-id mo-, , . . ^ .
IMT. It .WKl'»...rk th:m 1 ho 'l* ; . r l M '**o-l only tty hum!,
rough vv:i*li Htvn'd plan and (lo»>s not.j
Wear and ft-ar out rkdhe* a* l lie old wi.v
<!id. I have sold-ov'-KfTtur hundred in
Baniwelp and adjoiningKciuintie* and
thev li »\*‘ giva'li perl'eet *a! tMaef ion,
For further inforniation apiuKto
■h
I'RAMPTON LAWTON,
BarmVcIl, S. C,
nov’fi
Happy New Year.
CH ARLJ-.s
Ifi- many fr
ul
BIT'll MAN u Lhcs all
s and everybody else a
HAPPY NEW YEAR:
JN0. E. ALLGn,
, Atlorney-at-Liw, x •
- n.vttxvvi.'t.i., e. ir., s. c.
Y^'ill give prmiipfattetition to all bus
iuesVmitrusted to hi* care,
mcli rUHy
Greig, Jones & Wood.
•^N:
CottoiiTnTflaual Stare:.Factors,
* s'*
Savannah. Ga-,
yolicir consignments of Cottmi am
Naval Store* and ph-dge their best ef
forts to give satisfaction to their custo
mer*.
Mr. .1. N. Wool). formerJx' of Barn-
T. B. ELLIS, Jr.,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.
-t
irr rr XU; a v%*"0*.'T iinpr* ~m
mud He thr rea. t r a* to
th
tMubutm^ tljytiL m t> Children Cr^ fcf PitCterYCastoria. ,
IL* w ill slit his part ffHyanls making
thi* twelve montrt a happy mie for all
wh**' will wisely' ’urn over^lte new
. v. ar t.. ‘V * leaf, iprit i-aviiig v'var time
tai iffAtriees for g«‘bi|s.'and « ‘*tne to the
popuhir *1.Tml FAST of tin- Court , well, 's "Ith us 'and will be gkd to
House, XV bore .-heap ^.kmI* have made V‘Tac hi* many Carolina friends.
I heir head imirter*. They will I'tuK; • *.
ever v tiling In OFYLH \ I. Ml, M-
( 1IAM*I>K. exeepting Liquor*. HavK
j iiag d*-e».iitinued that bram h **f tm-i-
i*e*,s. I hojK* toiin r.-a**- my ter**le in tin
< other line* **f g*sal» nevdctl by
and litlle folk*.
coMK ON K. f TiMK A'fiarty
ca.* J u.:*u an 5 ,r n ? !i«- tlnie. i. w » .-ial aftentjon given t«* I a’rxd •*
. 4 flAlll-»> BM MM \\ V.
ROBTY-C. HIXSON..
shrveyor /'nd engineer.
THE CAROLINA MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
TIM3R TA1JIA5 ISO. X-
In EtTcct November 19th,’1891, at 8.19 o’clock A. M.
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I*r**i4ip: a;!rutb*«i |« ail A»u*;*
isUai lu my care*
* TelngrapL (MB«-m
F»tr the gurernthent of KTny'tnr*^* onk*. nor far public us# *>r fafermaffan,
:I < < • unpany*!'* -ervitig t'.i .- righ* t*» xary llieri-fr»Mn « hen »*e, t.**.‘try > wirboiif i c-
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