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iJL "J**" . 1 M?l ? I ? : i | Last 1 ' ni( W The cuts are dc Ijf If you have anyt |H our stores. We ent enormous stc W provements. - In III cing is enormous price persuasion Positively the finest < pair guaranteed as we fered for less than pres MERCHANT,S, now' Stetson's $5.00 and $6.( v, Walk-Over Low Cut $J Whitten's Low Cut $2. f? LADIES S $7.50 Skirts $4.98 $0. oMJV, $4.00 " $2.08 $.1. $1.50 & $2.00 Skirts .68 1.0 aL China. Glassware, Crockery, Til All at and below cost ?Nothing r 1 WHITT ?| BATESBUR Statement of the condi- FINE CROPS IS Mr. W. 11. Si tlon 01 frotu a plcasar j , # | ^ I*ork section o Citizens Bank Of and Informs ua 11 hat section lias Bate.^bunr, seL'n anjwh(,re 1 " o' crop of Mr. ?. C located at Batesburg, S. C. Ucuiany fine. n of cotton thai is at the close of busi- make, at a rich of lint cotton t ness Aug. 11, 1906. thai Mr. iialliw M.o?.o.r COrn 0,1 UI1 , . W1.. . 'bushels or corn Loans and IMacounu. ?ll..,.oo.s? n.|t Da maud Loans .<?j M ?rll Overdrafts, 2,f?l? 10 Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank. 100.00 Mnnv Banking liwuse, 5..U5 57 days l,y a preser Furniture and Fixtures, 2,u?0.(Ki eils with iiis nni Due Troni Hanks and K"ld letters. Pei Bankers, 0,150 (5*2 peueil" win last Currency, 2.550 tto ?h>rnlty. Tile orf Gold. oO IU!,(1? of h>a<1. ?> Silver. Nlckles and rennles,' .WI 10 \'T U"J u mark. Gcriuuuy Checks and Cash Items, 17S 75 tum Our earlic Ex< I.arises for the Cleanup nineh sought afti ilouae, l.sSO.so bought with ??tI coin. A common Total, ?l 13,0os 17 most worth its , man who cut a f LIAB I LITI II MLliab recommended. \\ Capital stock Paid In, jao.ooo 00 ohant advertised Surplus Fund. 2,000.00 slgnmcnt of "lea, Undivided Prollts. less ; hoy was pellmell Currant Expenses ^le lo us young i i rat ti ? ^ . . .. fl flAVitti , ui.ii i axes rain. 311 31 .. .. r i-ii i. o i New ^ork Cross, individual I >eposits Subject to Check, so,bid.in Tht. Mur< Bills Payable, Ihcludlnjf Of nil crcntur. Time Certificates repre- least otfender in sentii.? Borrowed Money, 30,000.o() The very gumc li _ tiful and jrentle Total, $143,008 17 l,lm'H ,,ol,l? de STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA I ""'"J brutal klllei County of Loxin^lon, * trout In it; Before me came A. C. Jones, Cash- s' "" I'dl.int . ... ... Vonrlne their tun: ? ol Citizens Hank or KalesburK umIt|tndinouH st, who boin^ duly sworn, says that t lie their feed I in; upo above and foregoing statement is a their wanton tut truo condition of said Bank, as shown upon millions of by the books of file In said ba- k. love or slaimhtt A.C.Jones. America. Bworn to and subscribed betoie toe, The Irlr this loth, day of Almost, 1Mb. Thl. noarost ni>| A. C. Mitchell, L. S or a Judicial In.pi Notary Public for S. (I. death in l?m;lnnd Correct Attest ?? theyenr 12O0, 1 M. C. I'.OATWRKJUT. / 01,1 writer on tl I. KDWAKIlS, DiuKCTOKS. I twenty veueral.U J. PRANK KNEECK ) ! nioned together l the testimony of - 1 with authority re (1. I.. Walker, of Greenville, 5. C , H digger in the s the strongest man in tlu raj) f r Bolsowr. Coinptrollv General. rood r?. Corn and bi.-a. the pious Basque Who will he the next Comptroller the dear departed General? (1. I.. Walker. versan A travel how at San Sell ~ * ~ seen Home poor Subscribe to The Advo- ,'l',y,1'lK ,n ylMI nee amid basket cate. 50 cents a year in of hr,lul tor the tomb of her ni advance L V THE BA i Call on Sun* ir Apparel! ;eper on every article in Summer a] hing to buy don't fail to come . dir mean business and must reduce ou >cks in order to make contemplate our Clothing and Shoe Store the : . Many pleasant surprises in the 1 await you in every department. collection of SHOES In this section of the State represent or your money back. Every pair vvil ent wholesale prices, s your opportunity. [)0 Low Cut Shoes $3.98 . Crossett's $3.50 Low C 1.50 and $4.00 $2.00. Wiiitten's Low Cut $3 03 ; 50 Specials, at $1.98. Queen Quality Low Cut $2 I R ^ I iru/n t-^ \r t i \ a / i IliiVi u, J L VV LLI'V I jr. Vv n 00 Skirts $3.9M We liave tin hand about $500 of solid j;i 00 Skirts $1.VH Jewolry, consisting.of Watches, Chains'C 0 & 2.'?0 Skirt* ... .68 ets, Rings, Fobs and Charms. If you wi aware, L'icture Frames- l??"d*omc V^cc of Jewelry, do not miss eserved?We'll m ake a tun,t> to secnrc same at Manufacturer's EN DRY GOO COMPANY, Q, :=: [ THE DUTCH FORK smuggling fou fun. baa si lis has Just returned 1 ,,r t,,? s??ue or "UcttinK fore I> it trip in the Dutch 0 "l her h. f Lexington county, ^".ids ridiculous. | himsel that the farmers of l,ut r,,s"",ls h.spoctors who have spent and lo the best crops he has tho ?f lh"ir lif" lH U"' ZI"!! He says that the Sl'lVl<;' ern.net say there . .t o ,, are those who do it. I'ersisteut of . Ilaltiwanger is par- , to a p ? , forts to detect those who would tie lie has several acres , n may , 11 , lraud tli*- government have been re , . .a.? .cc b*i. auu win | W;u?1.h1 I.n the almost t-.tnl exIiuetion : "'i'"' ,t (fUCSS. WOO pounds] of , n, smuggler, hut nil: n,, 0 the ucre H? ?ysfefT?rts have availed lift <i I the | "<,lk _ '.Hlgei litis .{0 IOWS ill 11-. v? |. I- wl: |>111*|tor- . '> (.'on- i d ttiilt will make hi) ?-<_ :?!-? some III*|i?*1? of Yaltu* -.III||];> f>i!I. The 30 rows will the fun of "getting ahead" of tin g?\ Alllu er an acre. This is eminent. w.-is itlaild. 1'ie KOVeminent (letcrl ,is put smug when gicrs ill lour classes, 'j lie tirst is the knows . * thoughtless smuggler; file S< ' >11(1. the bllild [ no 1 c net! h? , is made happy these T^ ^ V'T . 'V "S " H it of half a dozen pen I * ??' th'r.l. the pro^ssional ,,u, states .ne printed thereon in . * "'* tl,u luu,th' tU"^' w,u' un,!X w rhaps the name "IoinI through alt time ami I 1 l,e proli-ssional smuggler has long re.ss a phial pencil was reall v | *.m,'u u">"hU' "" ?Vderal <>t e.l a ,, ill on the rough j.ape'r | H e odds again ? him gather a a clearly discernible I !,,v u,v,,t 11,111 U ' lli,s ,nrm"1 Ui" x led In Its mninifae- j f*''"""> to some satcr inetlmd of ?!! the Me st Importiitlons V ere ! >???? * er. nml none could bo Th" t,,,' SIIM1?l,'r for l""- '? ;1 "Wh ler money that) gold duty 1? . at makinj "lead" pencil was al <?<"l'llt.g to save is hardly ein.ua>. t > mldios veight In gold, nml a 1>a> We trouble of detecti-m. What man m supply bad to be well ?KMTl0 smuggle covers ever.vtb ug that I mkmi ben ai New York mer 1 011,1 hr >",1'l< n. eyes the arrival of a eon | r,,*tly br,-'1!S "> ' Jewels form the "I.lit \ pencils" the rush to- ' Kmater pari the duilable propert> 1 mhtli . This seems Ineredl | H.-lswtl by the customs odieers. The been n "ousters, who can buy > f,'vv l?'?re>s!oiial smugglers . atine i big t..> today for Jo cents.? ( them-elves to diamond- The suing I loping i gler for fun is as i>t to try t.> get in a you'd I ________ . j pair of gloves, a bit of lace, dings or j tie! 1 croon Trout. ' expensive cosmetics. I.nee. silk iitul liouse'j es the angler Is the ^ ',i,s hrie-a-him liml tlu ir w.i> into the crime of kiOhig j "4il ,,u' wa>" I'laces in the trunks or e seeks, though I mail- j K'rips <>1" the occasional travelers wli . , to the eye and at > "link it perfectly justifiable t>? avoid:0' ,:U'1 ed and purpose. Is tin- the duty. believe of all the races the j Trained agents in every Ibiropean , a* M" ' s attacks upon gaudy j '-".v know of every purchase <>' gem ; " bass and pike in de . or <-(>stly cloth destined for this e.e.o ' iller brethren and the i ''T Weeks bet ore tb>> purchaser ' i fishes not alone in ' reaches tins side of the .Via i' h.s 1 1 n ono another, but In j oddrcss and the . >.;;> t ?|ua inter of the millions . (,,, ffood? lie has (lurcliiiscd rc ill the victims of their pure ' ',J")ds of fin: others on this ^i.lc Hi 1 jr. Country Life In failure to mention an article >>i the ^"-cs , slightest value imiucdiat. I\ brings hint I I,;':,1'''st to the attention of the inspectors, and '' '' ?? Inq.irMt, lie is fortunate to escape w ith lio 111. .c ' ' [>roacli to the holding i H(>vere ptinlshiiM>ut tlrm the coufls .i- I datingl dry Into the cause of I Hon of the dutiable ln-oiu rtc occurred us long ago- [ T<? detect tin- iimntcur smugglers re- holds 1 Alien. according to an . quired Keen detective work on 11 purl dlsinm 10 subjoet, "six and [ of the local customs ollicers. An < "'"J M' i persona woro sum- J pedally quiet looking man who ar w?dj to hear and consider ,< rived a lew months .u-<? had com il. d " any who could speak 1, a lienntifnl diamond in tiic heart of a ? gnrdlng the death of ji lutup of tohip-co. The ciiston oil: cr, j ilelda named Martin who had put ties pa sender d 11 as j otie of the honest traveler . had Ills j llushi i suspicion aroused when lie saw him J *'s? ti'.Vl r (lie nca.i. ^ ,n?|i4. f|.smiic crab tor .1 half pi :g <d ?? sum 1 are stdi offered by ; tobacco that ho had m I nt ll> drop (compla "f ]h" Pywnoca to Before the p. seen 1 eotil I reach "ever t on their death anal ,ji(. toh iceo the otlieer h ' j .an I hi who kiu er In Spain describes ,Mol it aml of ,.om>v , .st.an he has often fisherman's daughter A H.iuirtly die ed woman who had! ?? the ireh for a dead rela j ,M.|t|| llliroail fm. (ht. r |j,np,.,| Si, 1 wise tl s full of fruit, loaves. f V:lhlt?ny JIS slll. < UIIIt! ,iow? I things I 11 and kneeling Upolkjj v u v fro||, tll(. s|t.??)e,. tllMt 1ll(. j terestiuj locators. ' oaieer who had been detail, .^to inspect to come. iuir luggage wan mqved fypusji if she THSBURO ADVOCATE. ^ A QUAINT CERI SEARCHING THE VAULTS I X; HOUSES OF PARLIAIV Unr KpwIin I.oiiic Ak? Ilrltlnli Hrvf lCutorn Wall AYh.il Wum Oner mi liiilin mmmm la Sow iiduya l*erforii?f?l. Durlup the 300 years i elapsed since Guy Fawke fjy covered in the vaults of th parliament the yeomen of 'ytv have never failed religiou form the ceremony of sea cellars on the eve of the n 'AlA- parliament. Originally mi ^#rjs? duty, it has now d? velo| quaint ami picturesque cor fore the old houses of parli l burned down in 1N34 the s? 3103,1*01, Vl^ reality. Now it is a mere but one wllich the public r%/~*4" -f-^ maintained. Itefore that v l/vJ AJLA' nook and every corner of tl noisome, vaults iiad to b y "nppQ- searched. llow different the cerein d* ducted at the present da, im- from Sir ltccinald Ilennel inc book. The ollielals < great ehuiuberlain, the sp 5cvV_,< 111"" live police of the house of SarBcf with the commissioner or < JtTO"y r\T YjqV'* mlssioner of police, asset v princes' or peers' robin*: 3jKif?~ await the coiniUK of the ye ^Ty guard, consisting of an ex count major and ten y?*>me """"~~~~~~ " arrival a procession is fori FvirV by the chief of police in chs ' " J sans are laid aside, nnd e I h" nf la handed one of the sai w m lamps which have probal use from time immemorial. 'I lie exon gives the word, sion moves off, and the a inences. t 'autiously descent nt - '> MO \Lff bidders for the yeotuen ai ? o . voting and traversing it it -lO 'l""'s. gradually desi * vaults below. The walls ur? mn OH or white, and und< x'" viv <>r in- modern electric la brilliantly illuminate every vaults, it would ho dltlic D Y smallest object to cental] erciL Slowly tho party r ?ld and plated ^Pfv chamber, luti harms, l.ock <* lurnwl, pin tibiiiid ure shoi sli to own a oxon reports to the lord j this oppor- lH',h,lu tlmt tho Kl'Urch bu cosl and truly carried out u: houses of parliament can ?? ???? 6Tv safety, the olhcial part of tl is over, and the guard li , ,lutyp g Q Nvia. The tut it then proceed, ii 'f fl J ancient custom, to the olllcc Bellamy, the old firm of chants, where hy special the gallant yeomen drink ^V|V health itt the best port. 1 S?^|fet linn of Bellamy applied to lies of the houses of parli: perinitted to rent and use i lars one portion of the en This was granted, and the initiateil by the founder i "Uhl Bellamy," so to a should bring it to an ttinl made. "All's well." ttittl tin - utg drawn up, drank tin altered an uccluetit "on* V.tti \t ay queen's health lit Bellamy' She replied that she had. Be- "Clod save the king." The e completed the examination of have hern removed elsewh 'ore ol' trunks he had excused good custom remains, f. sent another officer on board The yenuieu of the guard ariled front the purser that the fascinating Institution, the it had not limped at breakfast mail body guard of Hugh nuning. She was asked to tic elgns and the first permain ny one of the women Inspectors trained soldiers !u our hi rivate examinatlou room, where tated perhaps from the Set gilficcut ring wus found In the the Trench kings, the her boot. formed as far back as tin it ion more than anything else When Henry Nil landed lie federal detectives In their Normandy lie was a -New York World. '?> ? small guard of Bngllsl WHO i? '*i Miuri'u f.xiif I.lull*, but Imuifiixr. Willi htill Ut Itosw'nrtll, and nigh i ionerul Joseph Wheeler by tliem he r clved the en chieftain of tremendous force ' in buttle, hp was, us everylsvt as this body of persi . sinnll in 'ature, s'i ' ants that beriune, tu Seph and of una - main-; a;-, .ranee the yeomen of the guard, cv vilian. Shortly after the I'nitcd personal bodyguard o|^ tlx had declared war against Spain of T.ugluud. It still rid a hile tlm preparations for sending inresijuo dress with the o iiy to i 'libit were in active proa of yeomen, which tt wort stranger In Washington observ tlrst captain, John do Vere, nmher of distinguished senators ford. '1'be original duty o iiiK around a little may bearded was to protect the king in vhom ihey had cneouutered at otherwise, and be was ncco ps ot the capitol and shaking his Ids yeomen wherever he villi enthusiasm. yeomen of the guard have o's that little old chap they're hi many n battle and si e so much fuss over'/" he said royal pageants from the 1 sing an elderly, stoop shouldered t'loth of i.!old to the opeuiu ho was standing near him ami uient ; at th?* group with kindling When his majesty the IKirllament the beef eaters lei" pv hiiiued the other "That's close attendance on the > ig Joe Wheeler. If ever yonM The Otliee of captain of the i a big battle ami seen him emu political one and changes w a aid you at the head of a gal eminent, but the licuteua army of wild men, as I have. sign, the clerk of the die now l etter than to cull him lit Jutunt, and the exous arc le's us big as the side ot a have served in the army and have seen war service inen must have been nonco i IhIiIukt for UaUlcrn. ollieers in the army or mat ers have an ingenious method proved and distinguished : nr.mr rattlesnakes, whose nil i- the appointuionis, as may b d <o ' i a i are for deafness, and are the most highly prlz i commands a big price. They which are open to old sol ml on warm da> . carrying a yeomen ?f the guard art: hing rod and a line, with a quently confounded with t ' \lhe. and when the reptile Is of the Tower, but they lire red. ti uall.v asleep near a |o -e tinet body. When Henry io' k, t is prodded more or I quishod the Tower as a n with i!: rod. I.Ike au\ other was not unmindful of the siald ily interrupted. thesn.iUe fuelling to It. Twelve yen tip hi i.v. makes ii dart nt tin* guard were loft behind as '1' ii ril.itiier object. which is ihe ers. who then became a s <\ < 1 mi _ 1 i11-r ni'iir liis head from ganizntlon, w ith a slight! I hi" i!v nut. ii ml vary neeoinmo dress, hut with the same j > allows tin* sharp lunik t<> pviip- lownneofs. s jaws iii,. man with the rod Tin* nickname of beef ea lie entrapped reptile at a safe has been bestowed on the e while his comrade moves up the guard, Is of eomparativ vers the snake's head from the origin, and It Is a nuts ill# to t he latter is then deposited in writers liavv endeavored to >iml the hunters go in search tt.- London (Jlobe. i game. ? .-?.?? ?>? She Didn't \\ No iiinkbIm. A woman who lives In ind (admiringly) ? There's no town, while going to a coin ng to disguise the fact that you distant city, spent one nt i ter than 1 am, iny dear. Wife journey on board a Rtcnmbn eeiitlyi The fact, my love, has the first time she had ever i >een in disguise among ihose water. She reaehctl her Joi >w us extroinely fatlgueil. To a remarked it she replied: niurle*. "Yes, I'm tired to dent! people who keep diaries are know that 1 care to travel iey never put into them the again. I read tho card In hat would make them most in room about bow to put tt 4 io otin v people in tbc years server on. and I thought 1 Boston (Slots'. it, but 1 guess I didn't, t couldn't go ta sleep with tbg v JUuOen' tour pal. . > M0!CV HON A. F. LEVE! =""" AT STEABMAS. Mutlu <liu L'Mui-iiuw "Five years ago you took mo up, rtunt iiutr plain, untried and untrained count boy. and put in my keeping iour ,vhleh have lerest in ? ongress. 1 was young til s was ills- and without experience and I confe e houses of Unit when 1 first went 10 Congress the guurd didn't have any n luence tilers, sly to per- am growing old in the service m bing tliu have studied hard and conscieutini tssepdily of u and i am glad to come pack i important you and tell you that I win reae l>oil into a ing the point wheic I am heginni oniony. He- to hava influence for good, anient were . ?nrch was a >one but the exceptional u eeremonlal, catl do anything during the tl would wish vearsof service, and the exceptio time every men of history are not bom evi in dark and day in the year. A man's infiuei <c carefully in Congress comes from liis place tiie committees, and his place on on> s ion c mmittec is determined by 1 y we learn . J Ps interest- 'ongth of Ills sefvice. 1 lie new n of the lord ,s always put oil tiie iusigiiilloa eelal iletee- committees, which have no work parliament, do. As you grow older in the serv loputy eom- if you are attentive and have abili able in tin* yOU ure promoted to hetlei ci room 'ml ujittees, and the bigger your e< omen of the ... ... i, on tiie snr- "littoe. the bigger yout influence. n On their more go><d you can lie to your poo| ned, lieaded 1 am now on the great AgriculU, irgo. Tarti- Committee in tiie House from ai-h yeoman Southern point of view. We ha ne little oil led this year over ten million doll; ly been lu ^.n (jll)es a5 mucli as it takes to the proces- tllu govern incut of South Carol search eom- for ono >'eur ?'"1im Siia-p - Will ia ling by iron lie leader of the party in the liui v no longer ?as eight years a member o! t on grating ,arue eoinmitlee, and fie only left ci'iid to tin- o go on the Ways and Mcitis Ci all painb'ii llnJfee. j wouldn't change nr llie glare ... . . nips which ,,lac<l t>n 11 *or any alignment in inir't of the ilouse; We tire an agricultural p nit for the pie, and we are just en tin; eve o ii uudlscov- /Teat agricultural awakening iri eascend.s t.? ^otiili. Through my influence "I,M utu 'v" his committee, I can he of hnme uluercd, the .. , . , service to llic people. 1 was first ileal ehain- . .. . h been well lt l!,e ,,;>tlom ol the committee; I i?i that the there are only two Democrats at) assemble in 010 and one of them will go oil 11 jo ceremony '<ongress and this leaves me the s 1 dismissed -nd Democrat on the committee r ? I wili help to appropriate every c leeording ro of lhu money in behalf of the ai id of Messrs. wine mer- 'ultural Interest of the count ry permission 'Osition has hen reached by close i the king's ilieation to my duty and because In lTtih tlm the length of my service in the Mm the nmhori "This brings me to the lcssoi intent to he , is wine eel >vaut to impress upon you. my fell iptv vaults citizens, the supreme necessity custom was keeping your men in Congress, wl jl Hie*linn, you lind they arc giving good servi r range the "This is a big country with gr the guard j varii I interests, involving l at tbe wine ,. , ' _ ' eiiieut was weharc of over so.Ojo.n )0 people a _ guard, be- aking over $S"id,000,000 per year king's oi ;eep the machinery of its govei s old port nent in operation. It takes tin wine cellars f0r a man to become acquainted w ere, but the this work, and the longer lie re ma in tne service, the better titled hi are a most , lirsit ,i';i to take care of th" district bc re pi mil's snvcr- scats. He must make himself cut corps of specialist in same line before he i story, lini nave much weight. I'e can't i jttlsh guard sibly master the dcblils Of 22,000 h corps was m tjul( many subjects introduced Vs". : 'digress each year, lie must si in Dim la ml ... , ,, 1 ccotnpnnied 11,1 zp' master some one line, 1 j and Welsh then be becomes a power in Th<-\ were -louse whtli IcgisluLl >n is under c su rouiidec sideralion touching lhs.1 propositi >wn of Dug 1 have made Agriculture my hob localise I see the great p sebilit mini attend iur S jutliland offers for developnn inher. 1 iv> ljl), ^ (|l0SC j j nos. er since ihe sovereign- '"'1 lie gre at mistake of the Sot Ins the pic dnee 1 lie war has been its pronen rigliial title to too frequently change its rep under it> .entalives. Vi>11 arc educa!ing nit carl of <>\ he school of experience, the great 1 ,l" imversity of all, and whatever of l?a11le and ... . ,, , , 'filiation, experience or inlhnnn mpaiucd by * went The have gained in the last live years taken part "> gs to the District.. Wouldn't it and in most foolish for you to throw away tl i* 1 1 of ili xpci ii'iiee and i. Ihienee that 1 X of parhu ii ivc paid foi and put in a new n> .vho would have t< *' ? thrnuph wi Kin^r ?>;> !. 11j . ,M. prov1 ai d uhoul the ti w?l bo In , , , . | ? ,. . , , he li i re in-! a phi . e of n.'Iuen it a to con rl i ' , .r?an| js , turn In n l I iui o t h' x i Ii itli the urn -V'?;in1 i? 'i wou'dn't itV 'I nt, tin- ?'ii .vciktnss ' I S.-w.li us com pa pie, or ml i > tin statesmanship of ante hi required to , ,? days and ;.s com par d Jo I or marines i.enihcrship ir.iiiithc N nth is duo 1 lie ><< | e coiist. a 111 changes ?c nn mniissioned . . ,, , Measure a man In the yard stick rincs of aii icrvicc, and abilily. charae'er, M-uare him by I o Imagined, ' ii?>t I'em icr.iev and when } ;ed of any up. i? selocli d lilin, loop i'dm a h dlers 'J'lie s h* will serve you. 1> i.'i t l very fro- s| . onpue polHiiau loo y?>o. V he warders ;ire seiisiiilo n.on and v< i . I vmT "J?,1!" 11 is the truth. This is 1} nt 1 r< |U ' ?jfc 1 wan! to hl'il p ynti. I pivc il jsldenee no " ? dlfxiiltv at ynticaiuli.Hy and .s part of my exi t men of tlio nc * I *ikc iL and Lhi n !c ah*, ml it. ower ward- Conpiei-sninn l.ovi r t hen disc'ilsi eparato or ^|lc special needs of III* fnrincis. v different >ny and nl- " !l!U 1" hearty svmpathy with t "southern Colt n Association, li tors, which Ininjf a pf( at woik. (1 d has pi\ yeomen of is a monopoly in climate and soil ply modern ; j,,. pioluct'oti of cotton We c ruCH" ,lmv | make the pi ice what we want, iucount tiT | lls,, j i>c 1,; >f,s'nps of (Jml I 1? llik'ent'v. We can't, rnl ?v t .eI, nuiiH'ihowever, unless we le? un Inland make our i??ii li >g and liomn oiitlon in a ! ^ lift) v.o do that wo can say to I ght of tlio /.i nl?l?)i-> and thioosof Wall stn mt. It was j (;i\e ur.our ,? ii'i fo- cotton, or d< iravolinl by J ,l U y*,i . i I ucd have it? i'i.ci> '"" Vs ' I'd j 4ljlJ, j;)l| j-ipy iiiiiv r'irii and |i friend who i . ,,. j go into tno eat! le business. I laid i. I don't Il ",v t u i ,,u yul1 4* 11 in- v l by wutor eotton. #N? nation can I<>np: stand my state- one Indust ry. I got. a bill passed ; to lifo pro- prop rial, i ng $2'>,iW) to enc iui'm uudcretooii l.tirying inllie Soiiih. lie ?*Ia 1 <>iv vmu'how I t;(, LjK.v, views at length lie fcr r thine on." . - i IN THE PRESSi^^ S OF GOVERNOR n? i WHO MAKES STRONG ual a^e PLEAFORTHELAW i TO TAKE IT'S - COURSE. to ice, ? ty. On yesterday afternoon as the sun )inU,e was setting behind the western hill*, pie. '.hit) Dav's, the hellish llcnrl who ma.1c iral such a brutal attempt at criminal as- ' " jsault upon pretty Miss Jennie Brooks, I uf Greenwimfl <?nim? i? nr.'p...."-1 v..i i uc-xiuj , was ruc I.Cnclied in the presence of Governor inn llcyward, who made a strong plea for ms, iiio law to take itscour?e. lie begged lse' them in God's name t<? uphold the hts jt lay, ij.it they heeded not Ins words. Jin. Rut it was a crowd of determined my men, tiled and worn out, the most of 1'1C them having been on the hunt for " t wo days and nights. While it was 1 ci l, evident that the crowd wouid liavc 00 listened to the Go/ernor under any use other circumstances, the felt that the put greatest crime on earth had been coir,MW mittcd, and tliev immediately carried ovc t.xj out their plans. ?. see- w tiun the negro was carried before 1111 liss brooks, she exclaimed: 44 That's ' the t-r.oundrid, 1 kliow bin by bis griM\ eyes." The father of tlie young lady np wanted t he brute burned at l,4e stake, of but the men were worn out and anx1,1 ions to get to their homes. 1 ' The negro was tied to a tree and Q, Ids body riddled with bullets. l0ll Immediately after the lynching the cc. crowd disbanded aid wended their rat way home, feeling that their deed nad ^1C been a goo \ one. n<* An account Eof the crime will bo to rn lounrl in uiutlier column. 'til. TUIED WEEK JUE0E8?LEXl'l ISGTON COUNTY. re John \V Scofllil John W Rushy a Simeon M Gross an Kuben E I'ouknight J And>os re vr Long ills Javan Sharpe J II Sandal 111 iiiiiTip tj. wot re J Jetliro Kunti >ec- I P Smith l.manut I Shealy iiitl .Ir.o >V Adams E Hugh Lewis the Cai wilo shealy Austin I .Mretze mi- -Icir 1? A titick Dolphins Lew is on L L <1 intt E II Sieadmnii by, T llair Stephen Senterfeit ios E a Roland J. L> e iirooker 3111 ( I> Itarr l)a\ i.> l> Smith Augustus Loriek Klislia .!<> ?> j 11-| 1- I Guion l: F Cuinnletider 1CS8 J K Summer L K Elenzer re DSim K\z<;r Letuy Sent m it . j |, John F E lea/.or E \I Kish est John \V ITutUA ;} HAN DIES AT THE AGE ? OF 103 YEARS. ton ;t|1 Mr. Michael Anderson, an indus,1 liious ami prosperous citizen, of , Aik?i conniy, died at his home a c few days a^o having reached the ail? ,1;ij vanccd a?;e of 1('3 \c-\rx. 'Ik Ilis longevity was no doubt due to ltd the fact that he lived a temperate II- life. I here wire nearly forty Rural IV"c' livery Routes in Lexington county t\( v" | now, und when lie was elected t here 1i were only three. I do t'.io practical l011 work of ll:o people." 1 ; lna burst of einiuencc he exr laiirtl|P I ed: "1 would rather planu one truth ' in the heart.s of my conn try rn n rather | nt one rtnal route in opi r ) ation, at.d I?r r?^; a hundred families I in louen with the l-ph: of the woild, than to he t he author of an oration { which would hand ntc down to pos :c<: | terily ulontf w itli Cullman and v,'eb: st? r." 1 don't believe mi talk, work he j is my motto, work Inc ssar.tly for the is | people. I talk only when it will be of en ^food service." '"I He liiycd the people to pet tlroir resist rat >or. eel t Hiealcs and ouulify themselves to vole in the general c1,1 leetioii "You ought to roll lip a '' s big vote foi n.e in .November, for w*? 11" ! will 11 ; vi a iMy.o tryiig to get. our s"it. I1.: eh year lindt? nit villi aeont"s1. A hip vote helps n?e to win 1 jlliein turnout and vole" II.' el- ed in n sotrndid iv: oration. 111 ' \pres"mjf hin (tev- 11 ii> to i tic peoj le and p'edpinc i.is service to their \ e od 'I hrougl out his speech tlicre. 'was freo ent upp'autc and at ita on | 1 . ' eh r lie wildu>vrn an ovation I lio I l?..lil'eian li.id lie I ter t (link tw lc?? lie.vji* 1 j i fore Lacking ' Little Lever,' as ho iid ' slYh'S himself. ? - - ?. * J - -