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mnn TtS \K I’■*»%. T*b*«. **« f»c It, l4 —r-' Emtm ranrcfl t f HA| m rnm «... a ^ , I III *•), I »Uatl r*4#*m MT ftMSl*# • IDkPIS, KllftP I rnp f. : t«* ■ bn»l •>< frtea4* bf uitlkf H>«<i of 1 lllU ••t«lrru yumitrj lliruvgb four pul - ctum nicrunoji DAT.bKn’EMDER 1». IBM Nnrment of DoHloffton vonJUio Vow* and Oourlfr, ftdl* prln- Hropoof oorr«*p'>i«ilentA hM*uc«pte(l the '(NMltlow^f I’rivoftSooioUry totbo n«xt ^oooroor. If Copt- Heyward doo* a* ^woll 1% til othor dtiito affair* »« In thl« l^hoiffnninf appointment hi* adminUtra* Hktn will bo a* brilliant a* hi* raco w** ^afnMcont. HEYWARD TO liKMOHRATS. To ths Ojm>or*Uo Vutor* of doutb Carolina: Jt U with a «en»o of profound fratf- Hnde, mingled with an coital *eiiK« of Oho Mlemn re*|v»n*lhillty Involved, tliat 1 tondar you my heartfelt think* for your tniMt and ooulldeneo a* ha* ;boon ovldonced by the vote* flren t*» 'onein the recent primary. From every oontUy and town, from every precinct -a*4 hamlet, have 1 been remembered w|||i trnat and bou«>r by mv conntrv men of our natlva Huta. With appro- elation far too deep forepeech and with 'thanke that come from my heart. I plodce yon acaln, by our Mcred tradi* *elwMa*d floilnii* hUtory, by all that 'Wre hold dear, to do all In my power to •foe* worthy of tbia front ylft—the -rontienoe and trnat of boutli fUarollu- I iM. • D.C. Heyward. rrboro, !»ept. II. WMT AVH Till WI1EKR "V Ini RE. Oapt D. C. Bet ward’ran a wMh the Oot*ra«*»htp aa the end lb# tOi*oe he Im« Uefbl Be eetl oevjh Hod/ Ood nadevaUadteC When Me eeodMmy wo* aaaooeeed marty la tRe raaa.he wftmL peohaity e eery tamN am J aoo*a#e ml lhaae aae •eeml iee Mai to I eh* tr.« pad eerm^t aMmeftea bod wo* r ?wM aiade Uw ia*e | to* |eo** *•*» la I I aoaae* a##a la OaO-a« a a« o«*e oe*i m>g% to*«o*<he»ee ear * I J am only two data rlda from ran all | I b-fi Klko Tbnr*dar rvrinuir f ln( airelflit Utrench to Atlanta ahereattor an hnur'a wait 1 tH>anlod the K mthern | train for Htrmlogliam. At the Utter place I made rloie iNinnectlon* with the train on the 'Frlaco ayateui for Mrmphi* At MeinphU I ehnnKcd wlthnut drlnv to the Choctaw route for Smith McAlialer, Indian I'errUnr The Mlaaourl, Kan*** nod Trxsa tral wm» ttehind time and *o I waited South MuMUter three hour* brfoi proerrdiuf on my Journey, wlilch rml- rd at Ita**m, Trxa*, at U o’clock Battir- day niiflit. , I wa» much intcrcatr.d In t*ie dllTri. once In the face of the country and in the pawengera on the train* a* I pain ed from aiato to Hate. I rliuM aay nothing of my jmirncv te Atlanta. Be yond there the coutu» v clianjjc* from a lolling (arming countrr to a mounralu- ou« mluihK one. Blruiiiit*liam, which would otherwiae he a prettv city, I* eu valoped In a cloud of imoke on account of It* altmillou amoni' the coal and iron mines and the rnmwqucnt. nnmticr of ertKinva and furnace* at work 4her<-. When Birmingham had been left he- hlnd the land graditNlly gi vV level and low and in many place* *w*mpy. Thi« wa* eveetally true In Mla*U*lp’»i. Night came before wo reached M mu- phi* an.l I eoubl only arc the wa er* of the Ml»*l**lppi river g\- am ihrou'ti the riarkncM. At Mcmphl* the river U croaaed on a bridge. The Choctaw route paaeea directly aero** Arkan«aa but I aaw nothing oi that auto. W to i •worn ing n • tied we were nearing Fhc Indian T*rrit»»rv. which U the iu««i beautiful countrr through which I panted. In plwcea there are uvouMlain* • tut mining mwwa. In oth •• f |tlv*«*R ther» ar* *trefrhco of tawwttf it high turret land*. Again there are plait** mmwwd wtth n«it«e gew ARt» OF TBA*KA. I iledre M entnew«we g*w>efet thank* In mr fr'btw rIMwn* «*f gamwetl t **wn* if rneth“te newAthncr 1* •»• ee ment* (••te I In ibe |tr I mi ary efrviM*n end I a*aure them that I w Ift theirgnmlhlndnet*. It w •taut e'ideatnr to prove in ef lli* ln«*t, and I •'mil to tin* l»c-t of my Atillitv dl* ‘It trgw the diivte* of .wii|H*rv i •or with the one hope and MmhitiMfi ilveervlng and rei*elving their well done a* I he reward for my, service. Very hluccrely. ti m r rtrt« attue It. ’ mend (War BATE, by Ppm tel qwee* I I ea^ke a* and an nl ■b* |rv ■##aSSw^ rei mr forget thhr« up h. the »«fi id the r^ten *tatr III he mv .-on- \ "Z* •** • ewwnhng th.ee i .«ir wn iii.* Appli •! hw adedmioa. Tue) iand jr'L::: 1 ':: ^ m. »*cr. ^ r ^. nt ). W. Itarknr. Solgllngvllle, Sept. Mth, I'JOJ. CARD OF THANKS. I return mv alnccv* thank* to the good Itemocr.it* of thi* county for thr.lr generon* support In the primary elec tion. i tntdc a utralghtrorwiird rcce J entered into no comlilnationa and dii| no act and said tin word of w hieh 1 or my friend* need he a*iianied. I w ill neyer lorget the kindne»«ca re ceived during thi* campaign from mv friend*, aiul two > ear* hi nee w ill auaiu olfer myxidf a* a caudidaie for (’ouiily Su|hm viMor, w IthiliiMOiTtfrfent liope i>f election to the idllcc. Again thanking my friend* i am very gratefully and truly, James (). Sander*. A CARD. To the Voters of Barnwell Countv : It i* a custom for candidate* for pub lic idlice*. e*|H-riatly the defeated one*, to rxpr>a< through tha iiew*p*|>*r* tliel* grstltudc to their friend* who •tood falthful'y hv tin in In the battle of tia'toi*, a gratitude the inirnaitv of whi , i| . i.i iu pi p -r tiou to the mtuTfr of \i<u « rvcelved “ Thorn I* logic In thi*. A cniiltitude of frirud* are n U»Mer of Hreogih to a mao, • O'l the I'ofiM'iootor.a ,|* i ar.aioo I* apt to r»ll\ hi-U above Hie anno«pti*r* In wtitcb graufn<|> thrfre* | into ihn rag i on w! a. ii^r a a I > n: i*«n au*i • Meh wend { t antte. In i.opmlhe (11/ of IVnea to win. And avoalol. I t « r to li t tom in. the wViir^nVa* tall and UiA and thin, W lili aV raSL’l le ar.llit iijxiii h«e vliin. Tlic ina\i wim -h rt and lin k ami » <.iri; Mm ntoiiOW'li wa* built *o It roati.ksl oni; IP* face wn* pb'asnnt, and all the while Me worn a kindly and kvhIuI tmtl*. The choir* In the distance in echoes w ike, And the man kept ktill while the woman apoke “Ob, thou who guirJs the gate,” sal I alte, ‘•We two come hither beatoi h tig thee To Id n* enter the hca only laud Ainl j<!«y our ha ps with the aiitrei band. (if mi*, n. 1’i-tcr, hero is no doubt. There's iiotliiiig from huaren to bar me out. I've been to mi dtn a three tlmea a week And ulmost always I’d Met and rpeak. •‘I’ve told the sinners abont the day When they’d rep -nt of theft evil way; I've t Id in nriKhtmrs—Tre told ’em nil— 'Bout A<1 in n:id Kre and the primal fall; I’ve shown them what they'd have to do If tliev’d puss in with the chosen few; live marked their path of d'ltr clear— Laid out the plan of tlKir whole career. “I’ve Hiked and talked to ’em load and long For my lunss are good and my video ia strong •so, Rood St. Peter, you'll clearly ace Ths gate of heaven 1* open for me; Hut ni> old in in, i regret to nay, Ma-u't walked In exactly the narrow way. tic *iiiok<** and ho swears, and grave faulta Ik-'s «ot. And I don't know whether he'll poaa or not. “Me never would pray with an earnest vim Or co to irvival or join l.i a h>mn; si i hiwl to i< ave him iu a imw there, Wbile I with the tlHiseii united in praiev. Mi- ate what t r pantry chance l to afford W hile I, ia ia) /-unti, sang tw Pie Lu d; AlPliremufhorra wir» all he g«4. M'* a * Imho -- If be mrr list tfectn of not. oh M. • |4*a IWeT. I V*ve I Hit \ H his ROrttt TObRtTOB* ARDCtt_ I rofM. All pevowN* iNtWhtMi to lH# #ata*w ml I*. F »t r*»l*. ttrewaawU. ar» reqal*w«l M mah# prwNi^i pa) mnnI («• iIm uod- r- • Igowtl. and all perpoa* hMUIng rlalma again*! *aid aHa'a will pvraaat them iu •we groparly alteaUd. *-•■ L II ^peairU, _ Admliilatrator. Willlatnw, HjC., Ang IBtb. IMi. NOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLKMEXT. Notice D hereby given ihat the un dersigned will die her final account with J. K. Snc.lltug. K*q.. Judge of I’mbate, on Aaturda v. September Juth 11)02. a* Administratrix of the estate of II M. My i ick, deceased, and ask iof Letters DI*niN»ory. M. S. Mynicfft August. ISth l.»02 Atiuiiulatrsitrix. FOR -SALK. The store and lot belonging to E. K. VVltseil in the town of AlUndule. This is very desirable property. It i* loia- ted In fifty leet of the depot, and has a spacious hall overhead. Apply to undersigned at Allend Me. ' I. L. Tobin. May 29—2m. awd t»»l*d 1 her# aa la IMAMR apwaAar^. **4 wwa •• __ • ••• ••• d#■•**■#■ ml ##• mmJ »• awwB in i»ai'iH*"* wif a *»*»•#>*» _ k ,T»-‘ri Awl * SlM. ■ -* ^ * i rnmm . «g* • >« —* > • # h«H *•*— e* 1 ~ r ' t I • • • • i. • • • • v. . w. —*., j .a# - «.h! • v * a#* . #. * i *aw f • • *.» . i * • • • * ft i s ft . , i| to tfts Crftt ■IM awni Male* a»d vrftww* apttMgtag v*p h>r* ami tbara. Ahw#t I hew* handiad awd ATijr aMkaa we*t fe*wa ISw«#pA** la a Iwwa Naltwd tlal w*a.ii#. La-* /«•>••*) the . ■ i • mt iK# s-ft#w # aa r—* * # a* a kswwaa. a war ihn^n#*# atawwa h#a a aw# ml Alia a mm i#w«if h*hh a—4 Hrswa hwawaaaa hwwNaa *has A# a **w#a I# Aa*w #wl! a Wm avaadaawwa ad IA# •w#a h»#aaw*, #*# aa#e# #• aa*^ aa**f /wi f *• a* fa a Iw vaNv* f jw h ara | H- lug Ml a *r*i by the •Vvil. a lb# | rbW ft*! Ua*ft ANMaa *4 Va*»US • t admlwlair fttl-w wl bwan*.* a •w4 a na-ftMHwftfw *4 * •#.•*•• g 11 ■aNilwvf *>4 a -Ift a* a «*# m> <rw. lav 4Nnr4 V-* ArltVV# iht* a klrad I'rwai 1.•-i a#,.! *»a tNfw thI• aw*.4 f r wa a* f-wr/aMa vk>•« t# p•#■ thw f «« tw aai a##**)* *1 thi* iMtvi alar /a- ml aFal>* a He# a I* S *a *•• gw! • #•• • Aw i#w ihiagt a» #«««##i Lfffiaiwiaaw . * MAma^ 11. VV ■wv’i hr an TX-.t | Tam I tr TO RENT. A delightfuMv comfortable cottageof live room*, wilh all i.eedr<r outluiild- Inga, Hell of excellent watwi, gixxl g*r- den. altuateil in the nio-t desirable re* - idence srclitin irf I'Hrilwell, can lie se cured for reaeoitable lent by early *|>- plicitbin to the iia<Vr*lgticd. It i« convenient to all the churche*. ilrpirta sh.r public irfltcV*. yet •irm.lsntlv re move. I tu avrura iliv qrilrt Ihat one aubea for hi* farailv Uenrga II. nates. \orir»:. Bta< stills AliiaXi s W sail iaspaav. ->8. KRASNOFFK- -O- - WHOLESALE 8 RETAIL, NEW • FALlT-GOODS! £0~rilE ABILITY of a house to give good value* dependaup- on it* power In buy ing, mid how Mnall n profit it I* content to make. -J am always being accused by othfr houses of selling too low. Tint 1 am a great believer in the mot- 'to of’’(^uick Sale* ai d Small rrotit*,” and my gucce** along thoao Hue* is too great to in duce me to ever •change my policy. The feature of my line of Fall and Winter tibods TsTt* completeness and at the Avtonishing Lffw l*i ice* at which every thing Is marked down. • m TWm. -SMI IWftf i— L ♦ ♦ # ♦ # ] want to impress upon the minds of my friends and pa'rons that I carry now the rtnr»t and nio»t up—to date class of (are** ftooda to be found in any tlr«t chi»» drv g«>iel* store. A specially at tractive aid extensive line in Waistlng* and * French Flannel*. Something new in Kmbrol- tiered Silk Waisting*. t’oine, look and wonder wliat beauties tbev are. Cloihingi Shoes and Hats. The *1 e«t ami I atine In town I mrrv Zelgler Hr»tbeea‘ and runi A Marks* Fin* l^div*'ami 4 hililrcn'a sbora; W. I.. iKioglaa' Fine Men'a ar4 H«va' >hov*. g^Tba Meaaa Lilian girt Lot a faint 1 i -a ng tbs Ug kwr.aloa crowdiog ■/ k n a <§> <^> <$> • eta a a Ji m i ff, A • • • I — ■pi I Hi MB Ae- HP « k Ask .# •% iintaloiipc Sc ( )l iP( RA< mAL Ht* A Mb.. ■MmI ( T’f A • • •W P I V I ■I NOTICi IdUKlw b'cvr i;il 1111 1 III) ^ r ml • 1 1 "IF % I 1(1 |f| PS t ■MU *** *•* $ » «•■■ + w 41 * • OI | 4R ffi# *%#*•« * * — MM mm • VaA Aim A#4 mm kwww • fat***# ml ill •mmmmm aw# Avm#*# rmt l • *• a #4 <wv •* Aa* sms mart Am m«*v p g *p*» Atm Awawaa ia— v Wa.t A., pa and fait A that 'A* g-—t i*d(«M'-t N#4 Mtawali•• aAlliiv «AtrA A« baa dta piav«4 In vA* MAMM—M» nl bl* mm n • Fairs will ba b#ipi#l In tb* brw#<twr AalJ #f labor to ■bn A be g #• n«si JSMMTF. N£W3£RRt^Zu fkJE IIA R. * -* X JLoji *K 31 V N’t N N' C v I w> No* an Evana or * Uarj sun irod wood piimar'. the »U ; V RRRttJj il»» T* • ••• (tat 0*4 I# leaa i w. M A* It I mtttmmm I a-.tierd mn mv a ffervM*# la Iba pv l. ff fiom no* ral • a* not mhu Hirmlogbftn ■ caring sun I as I r. | •at A t>« -ee in nets, a Alia i on r ba> il |t4Rf, III# It kM IS TFLUi'N FOISON i be i CAE ms* || men coatleaa ^lAcu-. eudle- [ At 17 ! The voting man ha* come to the front In politic* a* elsewhere Of the nomi woes of tbo primary elortlon only two, Congresaman Croft an I Lieutenant atovornor Sloan, wore old enough to be In the Confedersto<T>^inr. Both wore *A*r« boy* when thiy pTR »n the g/*v. OI. JohnT. Hloan, the nex lenAnt Governor, w a« born at I ton, Anderson County, lu l^lti Tears of age be entered the (L.ufi licmu i Aftny And •urreudertm *t Xpixunaiiox. 4ks eoilrter for Gen. Marttiscy he h.ir.' th* Uat order curried in tiie Amu oi Northern Virginia—an order to a cap Ctln of artillery to open tire on ihe eu #my. He studied in tbe Soulb Curoli HA College, read law, was on the »tafi «if the#M Charleston Courier *iid ex* fMlIod from the hall of the Mourn of Rapresontatives hr the Kauical Legis lature because of hi* scorching repot ta •f It* pmeeedlnga. Ha I* a successful lawyer, has served In the ilouso and iHenate from Richland County and I* thoroughly posted in %Aiifaai«atary law. He will make an admirable presiding officer. On Sunday a year ago President Mc Kinley dloo from the pistid *hol wound iafflcted by the saaatatn Cxolgosx on BAptembof Mb. ItUt. AAAAfdiag to AMUunt Sorrvtary of 9mm OooU Ibe ta* rate IA*SfwNtb Cana. 1 l#ttfo ibe assragr Ia w*b- |a Ala Not Af Mat*, bat log I rate I baa ffwwtb r arwffba If# Asa to* et-wps A »a lo« / foe Ate’a earn fa g M>Mi •bM* N fa A*l 9 1-lOtA • In ttNN*e«a. A« At an.l. pei hap*, earn in; a t-m-ket of egg* Aoinaou Uiiu.l'igbaftM and Mem phlathe l>aa«0'iger« were all well dre.ae.l ami Intolllgent In a|i|war*nce. From M>-m« plds to S uhIt McAI'ster llie crowd wa« lough looking. Inter*|K > raed with -ome nnufttiallr intelligent laves. A queer, mot'ey crowd waited for the train at ’vnith McAlUtof. Negroes and wliilc* h*V'- ih>* ssnie acrommodHtion* in tlie r"rritorv hut In no other state through ■vhl -h I i>a»*c(L There was a distinct eh Huge in the |H>o|ik‘ agiiin when I bosrded the Texas train The people were well drcaae.l and intelligent but le»s formal than in (’aroiina Pe-hnps l ahull write something mure about Texas, if you care for me to so. Your* truly. Clara L. Johnston. SING TO A KICKING COW. E M. Wentworth, of Marsh a 11 ton, la., is authority for saying that music Imth charmt to soothe a cow's breast. He haJ a cow that was particularly vicious st milking time. At the Missouri Dal ry Convention he told how he managed her; It wa* neceatary to tie her in the •tall while M« two hova milked her. Now. Mr Wentworth's h »ys are good • logvra, *Ad evvnot re*i*t the tetupta. tlon to indulge in a*>ng w Mle at their work Oa« day they atytr.l dp “Mv Old KeblwrAy llftrtwv’ywbilo milking A#«IV. and ■*•* ftN/pffard to dtaonvar IbatUtoffaw a • J ton/* k*ram» 4#rde. Aftoi (bat tb#f b*NM Ibal it • a* m-4 Navpawarv to tfa bw. a #4 aba ###11 H i# f fNtlMity Ia *A# f aed a# lamff a* aAa b#a>4 Ah* »*#*•!•• ad “Inals,'* -'A** Nw* k#UM F»#gt*Nf* amI affb#* «Af flAaAAAHN fbaa AHpmmA a mam AaaA A AwfAApA mm#aa *# *A*# an*A g *a AAa mmm^mmi liar *• l •>! lias f-r. |<erftft-wal favnr #•■ templing II ba # I fall v* A , •wa 1 e a r tea a t#aisn*#!.tat f •!'ft|ftft»|i Man ft.f At* eaMblv»ff.. t-. *nd •••• I hi* # a v to the f».••(•«••# I l.t|#r% lew. *t.»p In al th# Mnilertakera ar.l leave hi* I inea-ure It wntii4 al••• lie a a >u*w cf I great gra'lhcatioo to me to know that j He had nWnfe Ala peart* wdth the Power* [ abrite. With a he.urt foil of love for mr coun try ami mv |M>op'#. I otaml rr»dv to Ideed amldic for them a* I liaw fro* iiiiently done before. Vcry trulv. S W Trotti. Williston, S. C., Sep*. 7th, I'.kfJ la v naar Id# *4 f fv * t . ft Lai t>«taa. Ititi i bin/ m * <v i N > >dyd ■vtftVAAft fT. It rmmSM 4#> A*J I L“*. It l inac > >**r c»w • plgvlcn y etiotir. CfeUfy* Atbioa avraaiiooa irtcp dov A >our bAfthlHiftie. \ ftu fed weak and wortblcas. RDDFRIS 1 CHIU J0«IC ''it va til st t»«e ocS* r.ow. ••uni Perm* bast avaftlna Fm l aka tog • *' e A * #! t* *(# J En I * * «|»affi I •ff^fteg )<-b H f* N. C HOW SHE LEARNED. Fond Mother-Now look here, Gco'ge! I want you to lireak off with t int girl. She i* very pretty and nil thu; hut l know fu r too well to w him you to risk your life and happiness by iiini ry ing her. Why she knows no more a- *n>ut house keeping than I do about Greek—not one bit. George—I’erhups not, but she can learn; Mother—After marriage is rather lute for that, Gco-ge. (ieorge—But you ssid yonraclf that yon did not know a tiling a hunt house keeping until after vnu were married. Mother—Very true, George—und vour poor father died of dyspepsia twenty ycaraagn. WOMEN AND JEW KL8. Jewel*, cqndy. •.•*#ra, mai.—that I* lb# ord* r ol a wwinan'* pref* ren.'*-*. Jrwela t—rm a mag”rl of migb'T |W»*1 r to lb# atrrag# ••anaa. f...• tbat | gvOftfewt #f all je#rt*.'braHI*, I* #!t#N ' nai##4 to lb* mfoATMta tff nm to mab* * ar aaa# tba m-*#*v to p#i#WaAA tbv** If • wm >n aiM (tab b## k#al*A to gmt % saaalad ffnrn. (Am# la* be* le*t*ff brff | *4 (ftMagtoy mAt* aA*4 to#a*MM*l aR a~l saw# A* kb#*AR#ba* #ma4 If* Rm#Am* • **A*toa* aa*#p I* #41 gmama* * •* #*•#*( f mm 0mm mm* M j enters the b'ood it once and 1 drives cut the yellow poison, j If tfLvdectcd aid when Chills, ^ Fevers, Mghl-Swealsandagen- ‘l erni hreak-Jowa cobm later on, Roberts’ Tonic will cure you J lii?r. but why wait? Prevent 5 '* future sickneis. The manufac- lurers know ail about this yel- £ low poison «nd hive pertpeted* i Rohertn’ Tj»*ic to dps^TT out, I notobh ycur systetn, restore jy appetite, purify the blood, pre- vent p.nd '.ore Chilis, Fevers and Malprfa. ft has cured thous- 'M andi—It will ,mc yon, or your ii rtooey birk. This Is fair. Try ^ it. Price, 2.: cents. NO CURE. NO 1’AY. H.K.130X&C0., t ' ERW INTON, S. C. Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro ceries, Shoes, Hats. Fan cy Candies and Notions. ff^'ftgtr* an4 T. B. ELL/S. Jr. Surveyor and Civi! Enginvei Special ittentmn given to the compo Ulbm of water-powers, leveling aa drainace- A p« > ’ , l J, l‘** r d*ddreasedto meat M*-* 'in, 8. C., will receive prompt sttvn tion. • octl-IM). ly BO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Tennessee Travellers. ft M I I II lb# la had (atft#d i It*- hav# on trick*, al puriP-ard an • It nit* ■ I ft iw iiom btft-n t 11 lib £ abd >••• t»ld * ’Mirra w Ho il»b#s and ail g*i»*r- •atialotli'HI. Buggies and Harness . . . To match them we have jnit received a large alilp- tnenl ol up to dale Buggies anti llarnesa, in the man ufacture of whb’h the l»i»i initerid ohtainahle und the most skilled lab 'r comliin *d have anrpacked any- thii.g In th'o-e lines ev«- tieiore lirought nimth. £<r Prices are ju't hs bus a- they can tu; ntadc, and ticlore but ing conic and see for yniKselv. s. 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