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TODIWDAY. Al’RU. 17.
nnc i-QUircAi. PRom.Kk.
W« publIMt totlav a romniunlcalion
from Capt. W. I#. Utack rotative to the
•omlnf campalfn. Aa hearing cpnn
»U# projtar proeeilnre wefflve the fa«t*
aa to the precedent e«UhHalted In I'<7(1,
Mrhen tha action of the eounty conven-
tlona larg.lf ,aba|H*d and controlled the
work ef the Rt»fe convention aiid the
wharactcr and aocceaa of the'campaign.
A« whatever changea dea’.red m»*t bo
wide at the May conver.linn there l«
no time to be lo«t In the club diaciii*
•Iona of Democratic duty.
Before the opening of the campaign
to 1870 Democratic aantlinent in South
Carolina was divided a« to the n lolom
of making a straight otit campaign.
Daniel II. C hamberlain v. as then (iov-
•ruor, a better man than hi* predecea
aor* of the reconatructhm era, It. K
and Franklin J kloae*. Jr. He
had won the better opinion of the op
praa.ed white |>eoplc of the State bv hta
ra'ural to commlaaion K»-Oovcrnor
Aloaea and W. J UIHpper, negro, aa
Circuit Judgea, to w hich ofltcca tlier
liad been elected at the pretioiu aca-
aion of the I. gUUtur*. and hr pro-
a lalnilng to the peopla of the United
Htataa that ‘the rlrlHsatlon of the pu
ritan and the cavalier In in danger ”
Man? thought It would bo tho wlaer
ond aafrr plan, in > lew of the fact* that
th« Hta to Ooveroaieirt being In control
«*( tho Kopnbtlcan party, and aupportrd
by tho bayonet* of tbo armr, toaupport
Ourornor l hanitw rlaia for rooiertlon
At the May male < •••**oil»n *4 tho
l>oioora«t« party that ' oar. boM u> re-
•rgonlao iho porty sod ft*-,i dele^*too
V* tho Motional l on rent ton thta qweo-
t»«n wf atroight owl or
red hr ln*nronro
at the flno Fores) Inn. wnmniertDie, ho e op til* in rtooth Ciroina dnrlcg
* • l‘.WI a n mnied t> |l 7d4 IdJIi; tho
tMld ainoonte>»* tn $740 Kg IHt
moaoa that mnrr Uian a million
dollar* went oot of tlio •t«ie for ln*nr
amt never to return. There ought to
be Inaurance eompanle* in tho rtaM»
that will keep the monor here—that
i irtUE GEOLOGY
TOfeAOCO IN SOI* Ml OAlOl.lNA.
Appotnattoc
Ami he owntrl up that ha want north
a IfMttr American than he cams. afuT
roa«lng tha North Carolina line prom
lalng to’•ab Bond lift ntyaelf that yon
and. all other American* ahall have
rea*on* to bo aatUHed with the wav
your affair* are manoged.'*
It 1* to he hofted and expected that
he will keep good now and henceforth,
an j that he will hover again fail from
grace, political nr apclal.
(Copyright. IMS. by C. D. Lewis)
What brwugl t Professor Comp'.on to
tho summer hotel for n several wee'.a'
•ojoum was the study of gcojogy. In tlie
-• ---1- - - ; nelgblmrhoovl. Whnt brought tlie Wld
• Ich la paid for rwwmlnm* a* well as owr ('Unghatu IlM’rc wna the atudy of
tliat which la paid
berry Oh*' rver.
for loiaca.—New
April llib 1877 wa* thcltrlghteat day
In the life of the late General Wade
Hampton. On that date Chamberlain
gave up Ida couteat for the flpvenior-
shlp, and South Carolina waa a redeem
ed State, Hampton ita *av|or.
On April 11th 1903, the 2jth anniver-
*ary of that unparalleled glorr. the
aoldler atat^aman pa«*ad from the lll»
of age into (he youth rterno! that w ait*
the good beyond tha veil of time.''''"^^
The tale of fertilizer tag* thia aen*’on
I* about up to the average, showing
that the usual quantity will he ihed.
I.a»t year’* record breaking invratmei t
will not he reached.
M r. Editor:
If you will allow me, 1 will thrnugh
(he celumna of your p*[>er place In-fore
the |>eople nf Rarnwell Conntv a proh
tem which they will be called upon to
solve.
The »tate oonrenthm. which #111 be
held in <{<dumb a on Mar 21ft next,
wrlllheoneof ntowieutoua lm|M»rtance
It will bo called upon to *av whether
or not an adilltional oath will lio re
(ulred of candMate* reeking < flea of a
- • - * aa
national character. It is propnaod by
xooe of oar be*t man In the state in re
quire an Iron-bound both of all condk
dales, tberabr foieter eettling iho po-
alilon of the domncrocT of |hl* •tale,
and ordloaMly »hi* waa hi tar proper
hut waforiaaotelr for aa wo bars m>
onliaarr problem before ua.
W« have ibis rear ioel»e* a •an-e*
•or foe the ■eel now orropieii by OUI
Jhaloe aeaai«r la the failed Atolr#
Seaeie. (tie record be* been *lia< k *>1.
ho ho* de<efc4ed I*; as bar* h*aid
arweb from both •Me*. Sod M to ooi m«
A STKANQE CUKK.
There had'lveen a number of death*
from diphtheria near Wellahoro. and
George had lost Ivrother. aUter, wife
and children An I now ho lay very
low with the dread dl*oi*e—the doc
tor said lie couldn’t live the day out.
’•Sadie, I have gqt to die.” he said to
hi* sUtar In-law. who had come to see
him. "We won’t let you die,” she
answered, and then fairly threw off
her thing* and asked for a Urge ket
tic of potatoes, which were soon IndJ.
ed and placed all around him. To a
•hurt time he waa In a reeking per
aplraliou. when he gave a cough,
which seemed to relievo him at once,
•Inrt treatment having roftened the
membrane.—f XI r*. S. P. Reach |
YOUR GARMENTS MUST CLING.
Whatever yon have or whatever you
don’t have for tour spring and sutn-
u.er outfit liters are certain (hi igs of
Hue that mu»t he remembered and car
ried out. With the*e you can wear
what you plea*e and look well With
out them you will l>e ho|>ele-*'y out
* style, and no amount of uioner or
rlchn'»a or material will redeem you
First, your garments niu*t ding to
the tlgvire. No pads on the hips and
no hustle are permla-ib e You mu»t
|iM>k a* allm a* |»<M*lh,e about tha hip*
and a* far down a* the knees, where
ronr skirt mar begin to d*ro. Skirt*
mu*t lar on the ground one Inch It
front, three n-» the eldea and alx Ir
the bark, the only eicrptlona to thl*
rule are the butine** and ..tiling *klrt*
which mu»i he abort all amond. and
the e'aborate Irnrk. whidi mar Iw
the back, ehovd'rr
woe tbormighly d.erumm. I M Ik%t< , mt%h99 .h.. It 1
la eewret aaoeioo. iho deiegewe >'**• i .get* the .km.* taw *••*# *4 ,
wa*h ewtioif being r*llexl o* ho •e*lwThtfW3k'T~m. *iah In a ••mp’e wav
• bofavtlaga al tboiv yewplo. Ahmg 11* 1 *** brlwe* oor pm^to a few l**M
the* Moo 04 the aammtm ammmmmalmmm I 'V. T^’*'!***^. I
much h.*ger In
must be brood and drooping The
.bvnttlrr aeama are rat long and e*d-
t serf tea and other bmltre ganviure
dr» op far w«or the a|*pte«.—April Wo
moo's Horn* t umpauioo.
ll«*o. W Jaaper Talbert of Wooth
j t'arwllwo—*T‘h*le J **pwr. — o* be
[ • b*oolelr ra'ied br tb» v**«ing
S mrm’mra—obo I* ■■ w aervleg |
ieoe ♦** the b t»!
v to eo*gre*e el
ho ooiteeaoilv I
*; • few Ihowght* | ^ili Ma' fall gmiged raod*
tf earneeottoo# I—1 tM*a« ^*eh4eea«tom ' I date lor gwaeewor of the Palmetto
—--j 1 j
la owr Oar mmol tmutwo la tho ae«r to- | toller >a r—gram ||*ro to M*
•meo. 1horepnhMra*par««Uiapnwor UH o* reoar dad by tho Woshiagtoe
ftdi «iuii 11# •## *f * lb*4 r •
omdM wMIeroal ae wolf to baod to I j. Mm^h
Wear them la •• to mlad IodVrolkno. aMomdod a ro*i ft
m-»« boweaer •- .be (set thoi oolog prtmr* or. a*m of rip
to tmo i.eme-4*-o la«reo*e V« lbs mao am ml* lor. nog k.
eo. b nemd
Aamotor t ooveoi
called oa hofor* the *00*001100* toted
Ao Male ohetho* a* aoa h- wo* la favor
ml ttratgbt oa« o*mt»otAoo* The taro
• oil oMoaif *00**01*00 ooa hoi I la ibe
gN *»hf aorta* rhareh. t*e« I ihoo- o
klegmod heiog eha< t *4 that .am
W boo a he At at* t •o««at*oo mot
bboao la (arm ol *4*sight oot aoaaioo.
»ioa> o«*o ta iho mo) ■••>*. the Momm
eoo ifcrhot 000 ■ mm*.—I o flora or d
o o*aoi 1*0 eorowoi of ah* <o*po« bog
gar a0-4 ma aaag aa* oadmf *o4 haw*
date mod ahMo oosrwoaoef bhaem* ao>
Ub#
Linn. She wasn't saying a word to
any of her friends, hut she had dccUlcd
to get married again whenever the
right man came along. The right limn
ueedn’t 1 e n mllilouaire. as she had
conaldernldo money of her own, but
he must hove nttnlnmctits mid a uaui'-
ond I c In a position to help her carry
out her social nmhitlons. When she
first set eyes ou Professor Compton, she
was full of ridicule for him. He was
bachelor .forty-five years old; he was
tall, ungainly and ahscntmlndvd: he
wore his clothes ns ani Indian wears
his blanket, and his manners were odd
sad eccentric, * The widow at first
passed him over with disdain and con
tempt. - Uit later on. when sh6 heard
that his works on the formation of the
earth, the drift period, the Iron age and
the cnrTifinlfcrous period had given
him a worldwide reputation, she
changed her mind.
There were times when the professor
talked to her chair or over her head and
seemed oblivious of her presence, and
there were times when he fell over her
train nr asked her for a mnVu to light
his cigar, but she excused those trlllcs
for the sake of genius. In due time
she decided to go' In n al win. The
prfifessor couldn't l , c captured by the
usual artifices employed by her sex
but would hove to be taken by storm
•s It were. Mhe decided how the storm
was to he worked snd set nlimit It.
One day w hen the widow knew thst
the professor had planned to wander
ever ■ certain old Deld and look for
evidences nf Hie Niagara period she
pat ou her hat and got ahead of him
by half an boar. The probe—rr reach
ed I he field to Cud her up a tree and
aa old boll charging up and down and
brttowtng bis dlaaigMlptmettU The
widow was weeping and abwallng for
aid. Tbo profeomw stopped to pick up
oiwl examine a rack which bora ate
dooMod Ulrttrro * of the Qwmabg
period and Ibea bradr.t far the If***,
At tb^ *aasr Hum Abo bolt braArrt for
bias, ami if oaa a oip and link race.
Aa the WaU a— baodbaypod by a
sore foot ami the Ip— ef asm eye bo
aaty pat IpmmmI fh4*r# f iMHt hi I Imp }«#t#
| tmmmmi wrmm ar#t#4 mm lb# lN#b br^bW
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F.'t •everal yr*r« ps«t Dr. W. ,t’,
Amllb, nl %vru«<on.A. t , s |U>|ii| •ut
thr AmuMern Rdlwsv. in :b* rnitbeta
pitt .*1 Harnwell rotiutv. I as been eg-
p •rlrt.antlhg I*, the c«ililv *t|en »tf toSsr-
co. La*!, tear Is had «ix kcrea, slid
profiting b) hi* aspailenca of utber
>ears he wa« qui'e sneueatfn’. Tl l<
year he vvill huri five tobacco barn*,
sod he has *0 inteie-t.d some of his
ncightnirs lh*t thev wfil have s« msuv
mnrei snd It is exiiected thst the peo
ple of the tVIIIUtnn conimunity will go
Inth the lodnslrv quite exteusin ly Urit
V«ar.—The Spwihern Field. .
*♦ eme^ X.
^ASN0FF’S
Leader in Low Prices. *
Carts Frcctna, Itching Kuktors,
Through the hi.kxI by taking Itotsniu
Itlood li.tlm ( It li H) which mskes the
blood pure and rich, heal* every Sore,
si sb. scale, hn|l or eruption and •top*
the Itching of ecz>-r,»a. It B R. cures
especially,-the worst and most deep-
seated case*. II H. K. kills the humfors
n the biood. I)ruzgi>t« $1 Describe
trouble mid trial bottle sent free by
vyriling Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ca.
Great Gatlierinfs of Spring leaders
Are now remb for v. nr inspection. Thl* mn*t popular storn scores
fre»h triumph* of in. ichandUing |iossihilities. It is the one unra-
iv iniilcr to couple the t»est the msrket affords with
dbtluotly lower than any quoted by anyone elsa.
A certain learned professor ws« in-
structUfg a class of schoolboy* about
the eiTyulaflnn of the blood To make 1
sura that tnpy nmlcrsiood lie proceed - j
ed to question them:
“(Jan von tell me.” said he, "r hi
lt i* that if I were to stand on tnv
head there would be a rush 01 blood
to my lirsd and that tVr^ i» no rusli
of blool to the fed when 1 stiml up
on them?”
For » moment there waa silence, snd
then s small hoy answered:
* It’s liccause your led are not emp
ty, Mr.”
milting aim of m\
pi;ce« ihai n!ia!l b ■
Purb .-ilk Taffeta Ribbon*. 3^ inch, worth 204. lOf ®nly.
I’ll re Silk Fanev Kildon, :t Inch, worth 18*, Uj’ only,
at! Iii. h Bbick I ifT-:a silk. $1 to quality, our pric* fifty.
New and i; '/.iut S »r ng Silk*. 75? quality.our price fiftf.
All Wool AI b*t'Has., vo 1 lb oOT. our price 2. r f.
T, inch wide Kmbroi.letie* wortii 10f, our price Ut.
in inch wide Em* roi '* rie* worth i'-f.our price 10^.
Fancy II-iso uor • 2 >?. our price 10#.
Fan*y Hair ib.sr h 2i*#. our price Tfi#.
.Fine Vrencli I) e-s Gj gham*, and I5f quality, your choice 10#.
\l! the l:»'c*t fabric-tn Dres* Goo.1*. in line Imported Organdie*,
K'
Bel
t.iun<l lieri- a - 'ar price*.
1. 1 ii.nifi-,»’ Mien*- > nd intvs' Sti.<* and Zeigler
|*h ; :a b ' 1 ■' I , e*'and chlidreu’s shoes, best in tha world,
ar bet. . • _:; • t -tyles.
' ' -gw V
the la'c-t iat»ric« m. Dres* Good*, in line Imported Organdies,
Fatier Lawns. Bstl-ts. Lace and bilk Appliques, Silk
Belting* u l •. g 'i era! line of Gent*' Furnishing Goods can be
W.
Brothers’ of
I, >.•
i.avk STOOI, it.[. || MEN S SHIRTS. MEN S SHIRTS HEN S SHIRTS!
l > ozen Saitp’es of a well known mannfac-
•• 1 1 e*t make in Snlrts from $u 00 a dot. to
f iT’A sl’Ki I AL SALK will tie inaugurated
y ami you ran get choice la ibis flu* M for
-i- - it |n s life time and don’t you ml— It)
[( H A S N O f F,
Leader in Low Prices-
JOBCOULDX T
It *'M bad Itching r,:.. They’re
lerril-lr an ioyttigt but Kuckleu'a Ar
nlca Salve w ill cure the worst enye o
piles on earth. It ha* cured th»u*sn.ts
Fur lujur.e*. Pains or Kodily K...t>
linos, it's the be-r salve lathe world.
Price 2 s'* tmx. 4 ore g'.*r*ntee<l tioM
hr C. N. IturtklMtlrr and i reacb’*
Pbaratary.
I bay
Hirer .•
$21 <«< I
lor .be
fijif ooi
A rt'XM.EH Til it PI Z/.I.E-4-
Take tho ^timber «>( jour IKingl
br<>tb. r# ^
Iswwbm Ibl* s mow nr.
A 4*1 la It three.
Moil.p'r tb* resnlt br fire
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Mnlllfblf th# f#«M | to I#
Mrf ti*« ha of f- iRan J
and •,*4cf
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be/ ef dew’bwt tb*
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W^aksig*. •— tbswaw la (•••* af a
0gbt si 1 *m* g .be Mae, sad rs*»H ) -•■ ^
Safied lbs fwitsat-g *4 s —at— IS— I
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Ibawgbt wsw.s* swd saew *4 4-
AS4 ibaagk Iba W* ter mJ Ibw4
asrsgg'* U sew c«—4 sasv
vba Is^SrssSsa w4 b** i<te rwetsi *w. se-4
msay a til n ■*—ks b*w 4m ts
vSst 'as *wAw^ead*•• is am— tbaw
rsdlesi. ' so 4 alii rwfaa* te %• 4we»
by o*r aka a*f k*»* ibw «— w4
0mg swd vS* b*w4 *4 R«aw.
ykagwasSI-a* pe«passj 4 )y 4
^Isrh *4 la say b*.m tbwt mtgbl
4we* bf —rmtlliwg —*r«ssl 4*as
arsis — swtar tbs •*>• p«t—sry a* ews-
dldslr* »b~wi4 he saw*44*rr4 tw ewasrr
Uaa wiib lbs *sb*t tsqwlrr, abai
alUswamfiwoi a 4*Ur )s amea4i*g
lbs aaad.ib-as w"4r
Tri r-mdwev-4 Is tbers say am
lbs I tbo Dmawerstc party wilt
b« s mars—thl wall tan wr Iwwr •, ears
bsaes tbsw It D n .a *. I* It owl likely
Ibat *•• issurs ri*s and p«r*nr
awbitioussr* ersaded dirulon* sill
be< suv* mors numerous sod wider
•prssd ’ It wa* old f**ht«ned philos
ophy to separate the tsrr* from the
whoat befi-.e Hie harrest « as gathered,
and men have held In all time thst bad
habit* and noxious growth* ar« most
•silly dailmyed or rsfortfi* I hr fore
they bare become tough and drep root-
ad.
If entamarcial democrat*, who sre no
leas than tepuhllean* in di«gui«e. are
psrmlUad to enter thia year's primary
at csodldstes wlU not ni*)tNint«nts in
the future plead the precedent eitab
liabed, and claim Hut tha right o( such
cattle to herd with the geuuine Demou-
ri»ey h*« become a yc»te,l one. w hat the
lawyers and judge* term a res adjudi-
cats, a Milled thing, and ihsrerore a
law ?
We are not ready to accept tho opin
ion that the republican party i» in (tow
er “to stay; we are at their mercy.•*
The leading Democrats at Washington
ponnt witk confidence upon securing a
majority |n the next Home of Kepra-
pantatiret, $114) tbat will he the hegin-
plr.g of the end o( the republican party,
for Ita cup nf vliliinica and a b<< ml na
tions D woU nigh full end ruuqing
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gsl* Me bsve few a. a la belle re li
lb*'* I* g— w
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| eii—ill mh—*Mr wgw —eV fa Mel s t-4
... , . af we* faagled *Vwma—reUI.” repabib
deribeli f.Uabaaaer far s—lber rear), M tba 4em.-r*.U |ar,y.
Tbe%raa wa*absrwi. ead i*«ra lb* Wa Ml p*„ H * ..h *iUw
mtcomeb. lb* pewpUpribUMale; Ibe, #||ir|v m eilag* la OrvUve
pea,,1a Of mmib I arollaa caaT be »—*-j u, ^ .Umo ratk ptiJclffle. -Free
^ ed. Tb»r alii uke pleesara la raailag , .
nthclr ha’lols for a,en tbrv know
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lie faaml * ebf In fa ##rffbg aW|
a* fU n—b he Wmi b‘s baU. ami (**- pL
in nb•Miia, a *■-.-•
n p. ft*a*rr sat
•# a
ft—sir ami wtdavr
•a*l fed |a Ibe gruu
la rboms. They r
(bud ami a turnip.
There were great dolngy In (IharlM,
ton laal week, Pvcaident and kU* Huoae*
1 *)t and alvartr otlriawda wflltfR TatflT
ypeat a couple of day* at the Kspo«l-
tWb, and .be Uorerkor of North Cam*
Una met sad ssld to Iks Qoyernor of
Nowlh Caroiias ”4te. M
|t WSI TadUr’i flrit Visit among hi*
pal bar’s fella, Mae blooded sea onsai
tad li did blm gnad after
tit he demaersta Twa v ear* ban, e re-
qulra ib* a<Mttinaal —lb. when there
will l>* no ,Unger af mmpllcatlana.
It looks too much like we are afraid
to iru*t the people, bm I far .ma wLli
p. g,. on record a* favoring li* being
left rnilre.y wi*.b them. Let the t on
vrntioo rrquira no more of ilia Sensio-
rlsl candidate thl* rear that: hereio-
fore. latt the raca tie ..pen to all com
er* who are willing to perjure them-
s dve* by cUimiug to be democrat* and
who rest under tha protection of ita
banner, w hile at heart they are not.
Where is the hat m In it? The people
of South Carolina are true and tried
democrat*. They have not forgotten
days gone hy: ih^y were equal to all
en -rgctides then and they will rally
now.
Don’t Irt lliq. republican party say
that it was the work n( politicians, hut
let Ilium 1m confronted with the hare
tact* that by a direct vote of the peo
ple South Carolina ha* rejected '’com
mercial democracy" and ail else except
Jefferson principles. And I say fur
ther should the people by a direct vote
endor*e ••coiiimerci'tl democracy,” l
am democratic enough to •uhmlt to the
will of the majority, hut let that will
he expressed by a direct vote and not
by proxy.
I hopo those who read thl* will attend
their du') meeting* onThe last Satur
day in this mouth, and discuss this
matter fully. Instruct their delegates
what thev want done, so that (hey may
act. Intelligently'In sending delegate*
to (lie State Convention
There can no possible harm come of
this position If accepted hr the Con
venthm, w hile there If danger of Irre
ps raid* dams gciemltiag tiiihe DFBio-
TTraTic pariv of this auto *110111(1 they
act <>rber*i«e.
I bare not gone Into details fnr obvi
ous reason*. This matter wall be fully
and freely dlacus-ed in tba near future.
Very trulr,
William D. Blaek.
Men of ibe same nam* 4* sot al
ways think .In the sain" grooves. Col.
Jsrne* II. Tillman, lor ribmple, wa*
not looked upon until lalelv a* a *'lt -
former” In the I’en Tillman seu-e ,
He wa* sup|Miaed t- hw a -folio"!*er of
hi* father, the late Col. George D.
rtllmvn. who waa generalir opposed
to Senator Tillman politically. In
IKD7 Col Janie* II Tillmsn was an
enthusiasticauoporter nf Mr. McLaurln
agilnst Messrs Irby ami Bran*. When
the campaign meeting was held In.
Edgefield Mr. Mel.aurin was Col. Till
man’s goe«t ami Col I'illman seemed
to t,e his especial champion. Col *
ril!m>,n was thoiiglit to have provid
ed McLa'irin vvitn some of the clcr-
ere*t (tortlon* of hi* cam|iaign *pecclie«
McLaurin was then a b<>*om fricod
of Governor Kl'ertie. When the lat
ter appointed James II. Tillman Lieu
tenant C-lonel of volunteers, it was
suggested that McLaurin’* influence
hrn,nglit it about, though this was on
ly a conjecture.
**o far u* we recjtlL, Col. Tillman
ha* never aligned himself with Sen
ator Tillman unless bv the withdraw
al of Die Roosevelt invitation. Even
then Col. Tillman placed the re-pon
sihilitr on contrihntoc* to the sword
fund and did not avow the act n* his
own On the whole. Senator I Plman
should not. be held answerable for his
nephew James. Nor James Tillman
for hi* unci* Ren. Why mix vonr
Tillman*? Most Tillman* are able to
stand on their own leg* anyhow.—Lau
ren* Advertiser.
awayrd (•e-kw*nl
ml. tew feet below,
auie down with a
and the profeweur
■tterrd ■ grunt an*! (be widow a
St ream. The bull was ataudlng forty
r*wla away with a stiff neck and a
lame ha« k. aud be didn't care for any
no re cirrus. Nevertbelr— lie llftevl
kle bead and utterv*! a Iwllow. and the
widow made for the fence at one angle
and five profeoaor at another. Roth
reached tt la One ttnw. but they had
lo.'eoiue loat to er.cb otbrr. V hike the
professor went about arnhniiig the
cliff* along the creek for cTldoiiec* of
the Hudson (icriod the widow wnded
through the dry grass and finally
brought up at the hotel. It waa an
hour after dinner IkToiy the professor
cpiiearcd. She was seated on the
veranda, aud be came up to her with
several iqiecliucua of the juruaiiic pe
riod lu his hands and nald:
“As l was going to remark several
hours ago. If I could find a woman who
was Interested lu tlie study of geology
I should la? very glad Indeed to devote
considerable time to giving her infor
mation.” •
‘‘Sir. ore you addressing me?’ de
manded the widow as site rose up aud
glared at hlui.
*T—1 think I am!” he stammered in
reply.
“You have evidently made a mistake,
air. I do not belong to the cretaceous
period!”
“No?’ queried the professor ns he
looked down nt bis feet and up at the
heavens, and while he was still shuf
fling about and wondering if that fall
from the tree had cracked Ula skull
Ihe wUIow swept past him wtfh a great
i*rwi>
(l$r
* tkr
1
When an editor makes a Mistake.
Ibe entires—miry kw*»ma ||. A prearb-
w lib tbe —Uer I a Mistake* are eilb*r ferf-toe —
L— - - J™ . emrweed a lawyer’, klltod by bl* etea
MWMV MM* mo IM Me*ae- m€f ^, . — wi. a rwal deal
Tbe peograw, fur »h* p # be
I —»»r*4ek ' bwAMeg e» I* b*
Ilk* Nff' , eh # * »bsm 4 I
wBHe lb-f •*• ew— tw abow wp —e
• - bee* f Mew owe «M* epAe »p I we ef
•« Um #• am Bm.
Barnwell’* tioliJ Fo*l,
AnHtrocla.
CqlDva.
I,«ed Claret,
Oife £ laa.
Cafe NqT.
Nwoto—.
K-pagnol Flniwa.
and oib*r thing* ue> awMereu* to
lb*w ran be bad al The 1‘ewp
I’bar-
rustic of aklrta aud/^tnished Into the
bouse. M QUAD.
A Nebraska editor *tate<| 'hatseer
tain girl’* hreast wa* filled with rage,
snd rh- printer got It rag*, and now
the editor la eaMpIng out on a ri—
northwest of the town where be ran
get a good view of the landscape frvM
Mur different dlreeibma.
A »cbwol te—her we* talking to a
rise* shew 1 ibe dntv pi •bowing their
be— qwwItlM* M b—we After girlwg
—eeral tw—nwrw* w4 ibe klwdae— glr-
Attaw ar.
I r—pectfwllr announce wiv»elf a
candhUie fnr the «4Mce ml Conn'y !*n
|wrvi*4ir, -ulijert in the rule* and rrgu-
lath,1,• wf the Jt.-nowratic Pi|,,,»-v
Election, pledalog ntvsrlf to aldde bv
me result and *up|a*it the nontiner* ol
the party.
Jamr* O Hander*.
George* Creek. H. C.. Sd Mar, h, liafi.
KOTICE TO DEBTORS ANDCHED-
1 i'okh.
All per*on« indehtcl to the estate of
Mrs. M, A. Minis, deceased, ar<’ rc-
qoested to traki* pavni nt. and ail per-
»on* having Haim* again*! the said es
tate will present (tie same, duly attest
ed, to the undersigned.
W. 8. Miu.s. I- M Mini*,
April 7, l!t02. Administrator*.
Whittle’s - Stables,
ni At At »l I R
” 0~ 4
Want to close ih'oi not at once and » wind np 'Ub
season's business. ■ -
•U NEED HTOt K OK ANY KIND DO
BUY BEFORE SEEING WHITTLE
FUNDING OUT HIS HARD TIM Ed
PRICE**. NOBODY TAN GIVE LOWER
FIGURES OK BETTER TERMS FOR STOLE
ILL SUIT YOU EXACTLY
V
AND
I
XTt/ix i: le’s Stcttoles,
- ckvi!!e, S- C-
NOT ICE OK FINAL set 11, E M K N T.
Notice l* herebv given that the un
dersigned nil) tile her final account
-will} J. K Snrlliiig K,q., Judge of I’ro-
hate on Mondav. May 12ili, 1!H)2, a*
Administratrix of the estate of Adam
IV Hiker, dcceat^d, and a*k lor Letter*
Dimnlssory.
Mr*. Alice D. Th 'm*on, .
AdmluistratriK.
April 4th, IftOi.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
' *. FOR
III
•WEDDING
•bikhiday
•CURISTMAH
We hare the pr. ttiest Mne of Jewelry
and ?*llrer Riiveltle* that ha* rver h-en
exhibited In Ibl* t-pn. AT i’KICKi
TO i*L’irTIIK riMEs
We are prepared t**-do ar.r kind. n4
wort prrtwinlng te (be Jewelry bw«t>
nee* at renawwable prteee All Warh
Cmma and see Iwr ywtar-
>ES ; i MULES.
-la
U-..
1 now have for sale at niv Sables on Main Street some ot
the finest Suiblle, Dr. , ing and Heavy Work Ilortea
and several as good, all-round Mulea as have ever
been brought to this market. All wanting
firnt class stock will find it to their in
terest to vail anti get my price*
before buying cjjpcwhcrc. • .
OU MONEY.
I CAN SAVE
• I* niwava BUIRT**
tiM i ftgr
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wwM Ybwe we** b #k*
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W# *w mag Mind •Newtrg ftog
' tefTIkg tb* t«*ire« (4 ww — »»*4
VewreM pSwaee.
T. L GBula i Ok.
A*M- Pi was««— *
ef,
I aUo handle t full line of L'p-to-date Buggu n,
Sd*r»Lrd MfK< 5 of WagoA*. iiarneppy itc^ Ae.
•Ton are iutiled In e«ll Bad inpjwct tkffflL
riirep be luw aw the iowept*
. Charlie Rrenfp.