The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, May 18, 1905, Image 2
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MmAOUBAOif roB ums
? From reports th/if have been
jreceW** att over ihe ooimtry, it
Vonld appear that tbe aereagd
pf cotton planted this' year
'lias bee?' considerably reduced.
iThi?,'6n the faee of it is gratify
ing and ism line ?r(lh the re*
'quest* 6f all Southern Assooi
;it ions of cotton producers. The
most gratifying feature Of It to
\fs is, that the farmer was able
tp reduce his acreage of cotton.
Ten yeafs ago he could not have
done it as the tiifst q ucstion asked
him when he wanted a loan or
lien was how much cotton he in
tended to plant. Upon the an
swer to that question <Jopended
*ihe success or failure of nis ap
v plication. ft he answered that
he would plant thirty acres to
the plow, he succeeded in secur
ing the accomodation requested.
rif on tbe other hand be replied
' that he would plant fifteen or
~ twenty acres, the n'.iances were
'lliat he failed.
"We hope that those farmers
who haue reduced their planting
area, have not mace the cut iu
'fertilisers that was recotntiiend
od, Half fertilised land does
not pay to cultivate. We stated
In a preVfo'tis editorial, we thirile,
.that the real prosperity for the
"farmer would not begin until he
:?.itered into a system of diver
sification of Crops. With plenty
^>j corn in his cribs, wheat* pota-!
'toes, molasses,- hogs, poultry
rtind cattle, the farmer would ha
-in a position to bold his Cotton
V~op until he got his price, as it
*wriuld be a surplus crop entirely.
%Ve await with interest the open
at the cotton selling season
'itiis fall, and .earnestly hope
Hhattho efforts of the devoted
^dien wh? haVe awakened so
ltauch interest in the farmers on
ihis subject will be crowned with
success, the future of the entire
'country d$p$nds upon it, for
'Wliat^vej? affects the farmer, af
fetls every other clas- of oqr
citizens.
RQBBEKY, IF tftUJ?.
If the following is true, and
we seq'uo reason to doubt it, it
Is not hard for us to understand
that the great speculative and
^pot cotton biiyers put no faith
In the talk of reduction of cotton
ipcre^gQ $nf| the use of coin
hierciq} lertiHgers. The facts
Kve give you bolow itre taken
ivom the patent print columns of
?>ur esteemed contemporary, The
Messenger.
> They disclose a gigantic sys
tem of fraud, Intended to oper
ate directly against the interests
*jf the Cotton states. Tho mat
?tor should' be im tried littely re
ferred to the proper authorities
/or action. Reports from a num
ber of points in Alabama, Geor
gia and South Carolina to the
Secretary of the Cqttqn Associa
tion show that thd vdi-ioija fer
tiliser companies have been
Shipping |t) oybry carload un
used tags ty 0normoud numbers.
One man vjt Suitor iJity, da., re
ports ljavtyg foUnd !25,000 un
used tags packed in one sack of
Ins guano. Dealers from other
boints Jin Alabama and (Joor^ia
report fforq iwu six tags on
fcvery sack shippcx) thorn, while
Others assert that unuied tags
4b the niiipbcv 9' nn(* over
4iave been* picked up oui Of each
cur. One njan siiys that hd lias
n bushel bfteftot full of them In
Ilia ofHcq tl)^t oamo in the same
murmur. It Is asaeKod that last
JJrcar tho ya, Carolina (Jheniioal
jL'ompany mpqb^sed 55,000 tags
for use in Alabama, This year
tlhey purchased 150,000 for the
A ime state. Reports have aUq
been received of thousands upon
thousands of tqns of gudnoboing
feurehontod at varans depots
bec iase of tlsoVe bping no sale
for it, * '
/ Now, what. aj* we tq conclude
from this Kate of affairs?' '{t is
tvcll'known' that thpcompilers of
^tatUtifeA of sales of fertilisers
tto not go to the books of the
?/ark>us compact* for iufrtrrpa
lion as to tlfo'txrfbt aifaouttt sbld
. Curing t^e ^a*on, They*$o the
4 it ? ?* *
10 tbl number of tig*
)h?d Iftfgety bMe Itaiir re
MjHjyf afltoal nlM orf wt, if
(l^l f*)U M flTM Mr*, the
sctynJ^ i* a diabolical one, diM
ttye perpetrated* of trick
Mid be dmM ki do line in
fpjjfjfe penitentiary.
. Hotlftftjr Hetca,
fo iiiiyrer to (be MnouBMnMt by
p|rd? tlidt MiW Haiy OaltUy would
entertain the Aoorn Club at her borne
on tttrfcwood Heights Tbnndiy after*
noon from 4 to 0 o'clock la honor of
MIm Bteedtnan and Xkiss Krumbhols,
hrr yunU, about eighteen congenial
?pirid met to enjoj six-handed euchre
and social Intercourse. After nine or
ten gdm*? bad been played nrost ap
petising refreshments were served and
JfiNN tfst McDowall ai)d Bessie Jor
dan cut for the prize, the latter bearing
off the trophies comprising two silver
shirtwaist buttons., 8-veral new.mem
bers have been added to tfro list.of
Acorns and all are glad to know that
the founder of the delightful coterie,
lllss Sadie Ancrutn, Is nt home again
(or the summer and can again rvince
her great interest.
Tennis lias again Ukfn hold of the
Camden young people and every after
noon finds every conrt full of enthusi
astic play err.
On last Friday night the bright
moonlight tempted the young people
our and a picnio to Knight's Ilill was
enjoyed by theyouug ladies and young
men of Kirkwood. The party witb the
exception of pfr. Clem Brown, who
transported tba refreshments in a
buggy, made the trio on horseback and
report a most invigorating and glori
ous time. The picnic wad arranged in
liodor of Misses Steedtnan and Klara
Jtrumbholz and the picnicer* started
out from Colonel C^ntey's. The fol
lowing made nptlie party: Mrs. R. L
llarstow a fid Mrs. Floride Steed man,
M'*scs Steed man, Cantey and Kruinb
luil; and Messrs. <?liarles Malmohd,
Mswton lloykin, Inman ftldredge, Van
jietfinfti Lynch l)eas and Clem Brown.
M"*- and Mrs. Ma?t Singleton and
family of Acton are the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Robert Jshnson.
Mr. John W. Caldwell ol Atlanta
spent several days laat week as the
guest of -Mr. A. D. Kennedy.
Bliss Mary liuger is at home again
after a most enjoyable trip to New
York.
Denth oi Major E. E. 8111.
Witli a sore heart we are com
pelled to chronicle the death on
Inst Thursday morning of Major
E. EL Sill, one of the few re
maining human landmarks of the
county. He did riot linger with
us long after taking to bis Ijed,
but suffered much, until God in
lewdness severed the spirit from
the flesh, and all that remained
to sorrowing tfidow and other
relatives was but the still and
cold frame of what once consti
tuted strong and vigorous man
hood. Major Sill was nearing
tiis 75th birthday at the time of
his death, he having been born
on the 22d of June, 1830. Of his
career as a private citizen, a sol
dier, an offioe-holder, and again
a private citizen, it is almost
ueedloss to speak. Suffice it to
say that as a soldier, the example
for gallantry set by him should
be subject for emulation to the
youth of%the day, who may, 11kg
him be required to prove their
fortitude and valor on many a
hard fought field of battle. As
an office-holder, his record should
also be subject for emulation.
As a private citizen he was Sans
t'uer el tan* Ueproaehc. To his
friends he was ever loyal, to:
wards those }ie disliked lie hold
no malice. Major Sill was twice
married, his last wife who sur
vives him .having been a Miss
Henrietta McKain to whom the
syihpatby of the entirooommnni
ty goes out in full measure. This
expression of sympathy em
braces also the Ave maiden sis
ters of the deceased to whom he
was a tower of strength.
The funeral servioes wero
conducted ?t 5 o'clock on Thurs
day. evening, and tho remains
interred in tho Quaker cemetery
followed to its last rosting place
l>y it large ooncoUrse of sorrow
ing friends and relatives.
?We have sent out a larg;.
number of bills during tlio last
three weeks, and so far, tlio re
sponses have not beeu at all sat
isfactory, If subscribers would
only pUt themselves in our place
a few moments, just Ions enough
to reason it out correctly how
sntall an amount the subscriber's
debt Is, and how much good a
bunch of these would be to the
publisher the conditions would
soon ta^e a ohango. fry it you
who hiiven't responded to our
call. VVn urc grateful to thoso
wh() have helped us out,
?The tremendous rtin of
Wednesday night cleaned off the
oity strebts beautifully, but
where does the farmer come inf
The man with the hoe is the fel
low yo\\ want, and no more rain
for twp weeks. ?
A girl in Alabama the other
day put\chcd a tramp's eyes out
With hor umbrella because fie
tried to hug her. IJer lover hud
just Jilted her few days bfore,
and she. distressfully exclaimed ;
*<I don't mind so bad to bo hum
bugged, but I couldn't stand the
idea of heing bumhuggod.E*.
>4* M "i / - iJ * ' ? j .-.*>/
nm ?<??,
Hr. Mltor;. Pl?i?e jn*? me ?
louailbice In tM vtluifrle col*
umnstf TheP^oiAe for e shoH
trttale cbpcemiqjr ov* military
dbfepany ana Its recent Inspec
tibb ana while we realise that U
is a very tardy report and will
be short and poorly written (as
ift te now 2 a. nr.) we. hope that
| it will be better than no report
at alL
Tfre liberty Hill Rifles was I
organised May 7th, 1804, shortly
after , the DirHogton riots .and
was due' entirely .to the efforts
of Hon J. G. Kichurds, who
was' elected lis first ana has been
its only Captain, thereby mak
ing him rank nearly all of .the
Captains in the State in point of
continuous service. The Lieu
tenants clected at the organiza
tion were Messrs. A. G. Jones,
J. B. Cunmugham and F.
Hammond, (in the order named)
only Mr. Cunningham still holds
his commission. Messrs. Jones
fend Hammond having for i>er
sonal reasons resigned theirs,
after serving for several years.
Only two lieutenants aro now
allowed; they are : Messrs. J.
B. amj W. A. ^unningham, Mr.
J. B. Cureton is the efficient or
derly, while the positions of 1st
and 2nd sergeants are ably filled
by Messrs. E. L. Jones and L.
P. Thompson. There are others
whoso services are woMhy of
mention but time and space for
bid, so I must pass on. There
had never been an organisation
of the kind in this section and
fihost of the members were en
tirely without military training,
but under the careful training of
Gapt. Richards and his associates
the company soon became' an or
ganization of considerable ef
ficiency und passed its first In
spection very crcditobly, and
has at ^acli subsequent inspect
ion, in the encampment, and the
maneuvers at Manassas main
tained its place among the orack
companies of the State.
The recent inspection was
held on April 29th by Asst. Adjt.
Gen. Patrick and Maj. Puller, of
the U. S. Army. Forty-seven
members were present and we
think fully sustained their form
er record, notwithstanding the
fact that the inspection was held
in the open field during a rain
and thunder storm. The in
spectors expressed themselves
as pleased with the Showing
made in a very brief ta.k.
Ex-Adjutant Gen. Floyd was
present ?nd was loudly called
for. He mac^e a very short but
eloquent and timely talk. The
exercises being over, O^ptaiti
Richards withdrew his men a
short distance and in a few but
feeling words thanked each of
ficer and mau for-the protioient
part they had played in ' tlie Af
fair of the day. They were then
dismissed Although a steady
ruin was falling, the boys seemed
in quite good humor and soundly
cheered eaoli speaker, at the
conolusion of his remarks.
Rip Van Winki.ej.
A Disastrous Calamity.
It is'a disastrous calamity,when you
lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped.it away.
Prompt relief can lie had in J jr. King's
New L'fe Pills. They build lip your
digefttive organs, and cure headache,
dizziness, colic," constipation, etc.
(fuarantefed- at F. L Zemp's drug
store; 25c* '
He!liline Items.
On Thursday eveniug last,
during the progress of a severe
storm in this section, Mrs. W.
T, Pitts was slightly shocked by
lightning. Mr. Pitts lost a fine
cow at the same time, possibly
from r.he sumo bolt that shocked
Ins wife,
A tremendous wind, lyvil and
rain storm cut a swath through
the Tiller's Ferry neighborhood
ou last Saturday night. Great
damage was done to growitig
crops. After the storm was
over,' wo hear that ten of the
hail stones were gathered at
random, put on the scales and
found to weigh eleven pounds.
Pretty hard to awttllow. Inci
dentally we mean the stones,
but rtjore particularly the ac
curacy of the scales and the
verity of the report.
Mr. Ziimmerman Drannon sent
his little daughter to Charleston
on Monday to have an operation
performed on her eyes. The
little tfirl was injured in some
manner unknown to the writer
tott days or two weeks ago, and
has booome almost totally blind.
Let us hope that the operation
will bo entirely successful.
More rain, more grass is what
is troubling our farmers around
here now. The Man with the
hoe is wantod. Muro anon.
too.
Rot Lout
"Consumption run* In our family,
and through It 1 lost tny Mother,''
write* Mr. K. H. Held, of Harmony,
Me. 4'For t)i?* i>nst five years, how
ever, on the slightest sign of a Cough
Of OAldi I have taken Dr. King's New
Discovery forConaumptlon, which hna
s-iyed me from Sertoli* liili^f trouble."
His mother's death Was a *ad los* for
Mr. lteid, but he leftfMied that In fig
(rouble must not be neglected, null
Ikjw to cure it, Quickest relief mid
onre for cough* and cold*. Price Ma
and $1.00; guaranteed at F. I,. ?o;np'?
drug store. TrlaJ bottles free,
ft*-T*-M*e for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit curs, makes wewk
men ftrou*. blood pure. 60c. tl. All <lrutf?t?l4
?**?
?wof <f ftflni ivtelMfilfl iost
???;?? t xfii
^ jMtoom# oqt of the great
moral liUtitottoa and m distinct
protuberwfcte itt hlb jMUier pock.
?' ?b?*?d ttakt pMMt aoob there
would be RooaethH# Going. Ho
approach^ p*+w\th the pecu*
liare*piWo6 of otfer who has*.
of thinks be has* aoofotbfog to
telU s,.?
The eonVerJailob was opened
by Jake some What like ibis:
??Saitf,. erf yd kWT I h been' Rab
bin sum kin' uy er dtabomperst
tion fer siim tiWi ant* ain't bin
able ter git ober, -so bids* de
lan', w'en 1 went inter dat liker
shotp Jes now epeetin' ob co s'
dat de ol' petyptyr.titill be in dare,
a young gemma* cum up an' say
dat be am de maci I uebber say
nnttin scept call fur er pint ob
our ol' staff, wbtcli am 'cordiu'
ter natar, Smyrl oo'n. .Wen I
cum out do, I ax de fust feller I
see who cha'g' ob dat
'rangemenl now. De
nigger w'at I a*-reply an* say,
dat it am. Dr. floush.'' "Why
nigger, do young doctuh am bin
in dere er long time. Bf yu read
de People obry week lak I does,
yu wud er know lni. '' "How I
guine ter read de people w'en I
hab de swin'ny in de bnok fer
| two months, 'sides ?mt lUikr djs
compersition? Hit dat
11 kin read bim now.** ,rLet up
jes er minit Jake Irf dat talk
bout yu trubbles, atf' tough up
dat bottle w'at I se& yu hub in
dat hin' pocket. Talk am good
| 'nuf w'en yu tung am grease,
but not afore."
After a strong pull, and a
highly edifying study in Hauid
astronomy, Jake resumed: "Sam
now w'ile I isn't bin able ter read
de People fer sum time cos ob
dat discoirtpcrrsition and do udder
ting I tell yu ,boui dat onery boy
ob mine bio tell me sumttn tfnat
hab bin itt da paper, He tell me
'bout er hoU lot dey say. 'cermn'
de ,'ductton in option- Now, yu
is bin readm', so tell me suppin*
'bout him:" ."Well, Juke, ol'
frien', hit don't mean nuttm good
ter yu es long es yu gib er tfen
ebry year. W'en de legi.slatur
wipe out dat lien law, den or po'
nigger lak yu kin duce akerage
an not befo'.? "Safaf, dat lend
er talk ain't jet got tru my wool
yit, but I tink ober um. Less
ki&? Betsey ergin aud go au buy
some goods frum dem merchant
w'at advertise in De People,
??1 Thaak tke Lord!''
cried Hannah Plant, of Little Bunk.
Ark., "for tho relief I got from lluck
len'a Arnica Salve. It cueetl my f^r
ful running sores, whtbli nothing elm*
would heal, and from which I hn<! suf
fered, f?>J S years." It Is a marvelou*
healer for outs, hums and wimiimN.
Guaranteed at K. I.. Zemp'a drug
store; 25o.
OUR NEW VOKK LETTKH,
August Belrilont*s new $2,000,
000 ricfe track has beeu com
pleted rftid operied. What a pity
men with millions do uot piit it
to better use. Brisbane of the
American is the only Journalist
?fearless, outspoken?who hits
these things goitig and coming.
Other writers seem to fear the
money power and touch them
tenderly?the American editor,
be they the great or atrial),
handles them without gloves
whett they lire up agairist re
ligion or good moruls.
New York's jtolice parade
Saturday was an imposing spec
tacle?0ObO finest specimens of
huifian build in line?band after
band of music, tho finest prune
ing steeds for thcfte mounted.
The nititober sounds big?but
compared to i>opulattoii it is
small. Yet how much safety to
persons and property is depend
ent on these gUafdians of the
peace.
W. R. Hearst and J. O. Phelps*
Stokes liave gone to Europe for
a three months rftay?to study
"Muntoipal Ownership" of Pub
lic Utilities as in practice ttierv.
These representative men were
designated fofr this duty by the
head Afuntctpul LeilgUe of tii?
City, and the facte they gather
will no doubt have much to do
in influencing New York to udopt
the modern method of manuring
its own for the tjenefit of all the
citiften*. ?
New York Is ^till having cool
weather, not u warm day yet,
much to the disappointment of
the resorts all of which are open
and waiting for sultry days to
drive the multitude their wtiy,
The Equitable tight I* still on.
JQvery day some new feature* Of
the complicated affair shows it
self, Tno disclosure? arc* hav
ing ft UMddncy to weaken confi.
denoe In all companies ? not that
dishonesty exists but the ex*
triivagant management and ex
peridituras made public for the
hrst time hnVo sot the thousands
of poltoy-holdcrS in tbe Equi
table, as well iif other com pa?
nios, to thinking. All thesis mil.
lioils Come from, the pockets of
the polloy holders. Judicious,
borioreble management means
more safety and loss cost for
protdotlon to the injured. The
end of tlie Equitable squabble
appears further off than at the
beginning. ?
A novelty at Coaly Island is
to b6involving st^ge for tl?M*
rtoili so Cbere will be no **te
tweed the acta.** While one
scene 11 being ooadWd, another
Will be gmten unlft# way and
lamed on instantly, avoiding
?htrtloR scenery, interruptions
and exhausting the patience of
andMtoees.
President Roosevelt'* interest
in athletics, "roughing life'* etc.
has engendered in tlie public
lire propensities and tbe rush
for every entertainment and
*portin this direction Is freat
on all sides. At Madison Sqni
Garden there is almost wftel
some exciting show produc
Or portraying Wild Wesi
scenes. This week a womaj
lassoing live, wild steers,
a responsibility rests on & lead
ing mau. He exerts an uncon
scious example that whether for
good Or had He is responsible tor..
?Remember, we still want the |
two fainalu squirrels, either cat
or fox, but tox preferred as ad
tertisftd in sev.eral issues.
?We have a small quantity of
watermelon seed from a fifty
pound melon which we will dis
tribute among such of ouf sub
scribers as want them as long as
they last, only stipulating that
you are to bring us a melon
raised frotft them.
?Baurn's "Ribbon Day" sale
of bankrupt 3tock yesterday was
a great success. The stock in
that line was almost cleaned out.
?TO RENT?To rent oh Main
street, ground floor, a splendid
office room. Suitable for either
lawyer or physician. Well ven
tilated and lighted. Apply at
this office.
^?R?v. W. D. King, colored,
preached one of his usual~strtfng
sermons to a v?ry large congre
gation at Trinity M. E. Church
on DeKalb street Tuesday nfght.
It was full of good, wholesome
advice to tlie p.H/pIe of liis race,
as iu fact are all his sermons.
His subject oti this occasion was
"The Irrepressible C?>nflict.",
?The rush to take ndvautage
of bargnins at Qnum's bankrupt
a-tie is phenomenal. The cleri.s
are worked to death, almost.
ItBAL KST.VTE BOUGHT,
SOLI) AND LfSTKl),
Wo are in position to buy, soil
or list your real estate to the
best advantage of all coucemed.
Any personal property such as
old furniture can also be placed
with me for sale with good re
sults* Send in your, want and
Sales, notice**. If. The People
can't help yotl out of ttoqible, no
man can.
Something.to Knt,
Th'i? is the season of tho j'fear
when it is hardest to get some
th>ng to eat. As we Iftiow that
numbers of our coutitry sub
scribers have li lot of last year's
ohibkeus on hand, ftlso eggs,
while others have country hams,
a surplus of corn and perhaps
white peas, we will take it as a
real (tlndness if some of yon will
help us out. We will allow the
full market plrice for any of tlite
items mentioned. Keep the edi
tor well fed if you want the bei*t
work out of him.
STATEMENT
of The Bank of Camiieri
CAMDEN. S. C.
Tlte condition of tlir Hank of Cam
?li*n at the clone of busine**, April
SI), 1005.
.RESOURCE*.
Ifoan* and ilUconnts, $240,5)0).JW
HoiiIIn A rtt?wks 06,600.00
C*?)i on liaud and in otlier
Hank 84,840.84
K**nl Kulnte, Furniture
and Kittufes 14,88&.M{
$i)6.7&8.?7
UAMUTIKS.
Capital . $25,000.00
Swrpln* and profits H7.H1U 84
hi'iMtxitN aoMan.ou
Dividends Unpaid 2,ft7i.OO
*416,7*537
I. C. It. Yates, Casltilt of the abnte
oanifd bafik, do solemnly sweir that
the foregoing Rtatefhent is true and
corrtwt to the bent of my knowledge
nod belief.
<\ II. Y 4TES, Cariiikr.
Sworn to before nfe, this Wtb ?!ny of
April, lUiVi.
C. W. ftirehmore, fi..a.j
Notary Public.
Attest f'orrect,
II (i. Currriinn, )
* A. I>. Keitn<*dy, / Dlrectsrs.
W. M. Shannon, J
WINTHliOP COLLEGk
SclioturMlilp mid KnlhiAoe
ICfcuiuliintioiiH.
T1?<> csnmliintlon for tlie nwnril of varnnt
iehoMMtlpH lu Wlntltrop College niitl for
tfli? w1ntl??lon of n.?w (tiidtntu will Im> lietil
nt tho County Court limine on KrlUny. July
71 It, tit On. in. Apptlunttl* ntuit not Ih> Ikix
tlum fifteen yonrn of n?o. When ncholnr
alilp* lire i?ftyfr July 7, they will Ih?
nwnrdwl t?>-UioH<< innllinK the hlglie?t nvtr.
A?r?i HI till* okmiilnrttlMn provl<le<t they meet
the conditions governing the nwnrd, Appli
cant* for ?vhnl'ir*l?lp* should wrlto to fruit
dent .Iniumon before (lie rxn.Mlnntluh for
?ctiolnrihtp nppllcntlon hlnnk*.
Hi-holnivhlpy nrv worth $100 nnd frec< till*
tlon. The next ??anion will open neptemher
?i, lAtS. K irfu titer Information and cntn*
loicirj mlilri'iK
Phm. n. n. ron.vHON, iioo*< tim. h. c.
...
?, ScMadaressi,
. Fauci FmUerer aM ?
Rcttatraatcar.
0*1! ?ttd see me urUeifr
in need of anything in my
lino.
^orelgp Fruits of All
Kinds a Specialty.
As elraap as the cheap
est, and cheaper than the
most. All fruit sold by me
guaranteed to be free from
Tarantulas and other nox*
ions insects or reptile?.
Call on me when in need.
PHONE 151.
?, ? as
Call on us,
"The People"
Before Purchasing
LEGAL BLANKS
Elsewhere.
fftik't Ti>?w? KpU m? !??>? feer Ijm At.a>.
Te quit lobdrctr eiwil; ?wl forever, be mag
jetic. tin! of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To
Bat tbe wonder- wo:ker. that maker* weak me a
ttrong. All arnKclata, 40o or 01. Cure guaran
teed Ito^klet ami wmpli free. Addreaa
liter I In r. Iteme'y CV . Cblcaco or New York
General
Repair Shop
I conduct a General Repair
bhop. Can and do nfclra
y6ur vehicle; Buggy, Wagon
Carmge or Other vehicle as
gooi an new. This toe at
moderate cost. All of my
work is turned out quickly
and. neatly.* Bring it in.
Shop almost in reur of
tlirscli Brothers and CVs.
T. R. BROWN.
f*** Wt pvt o;k or raoic irtt *?hol
.rmhip* in t*ny county 1ft the I', tk Write ??'
&aiarttnte+xi
\jmder ?aseiabU
mm Jit torn s
Will MX?pt notes for tuitiot
oram deport money in Nink
until ppsitioa i i iccum. Cat
No vacation. Km
terat any time. Open fortootl
j.heapboanL SralM
g
tdaress J. F. Duvoiiolt. Prw l, at cither place
Draughon'a
f^raotlcal..^.
Busl nesa
MSMViai. TUN., ANO TUAKaHA flXAS,
_ _ _ 5korttnad, Typew rlllai, ?tc
fht moat tkoromgki practical auj
fchooli of tke kind in the world, and the
hM?i>Won? ia the South. ?*vlor*ed by bMk
n, merchant*, minister* nn i olhrrs. Fwu
?iiki in bookkeeping with us ne equal t?
>?nh't WMki by the old plan. J. F. Draughon
AMUnt. U author of Draughon'* new ?y*tcti
jf bookkeeping, "Doable Kntrjr Made Knnr."
Hnm *tm4y. We have prepared for how
Mly, book* on bookkeeping, penmanship ant
boithind. Write for price ti*t "Home Study."
B* tract. -'Prof. D*acoih>n?I lea me-'look
seeping *t home from your book*. while Ik Idlnt
tvootwn u n*gt)t telegraph operator" -C. K
UrriNowKLi., Bookkeeper fcr C.erber P Fickf
VboU. lie Oromri, So-tth Chicago. III.
i Mention /kit pater y/Urn writing.)
The One Day Oold Cure.
Cold in bead itml ftovc throat cured l>v Kfr
nai'4 Chocolates Laxative yuminc. <\? ?-a.?y to
take am canity. "I'Jiildrtu cry lor Ihtin."
ENCOURAGEMENT
Gomes to us Day by Day
as wo note thenumber of SATISFIED CUSTOM
ERS increasing so rapidly.
?ur ?ne Cnbeavov
Is to Pj-RASE EVERYBODY?an.l if honest
dealing will accomplish this, we give the rtssnrancfc
that everybody who spends a nickle At our store
shall have 110 cause to grumble.
tide Sell Every>tb(na
to bo found in a Oeneial Hardware store, including
Sporting Goods, Bicycles, Fishing Tackle, Paints,
Oils and Brushes. We are adding to our sfov-k
daily and propose to quote prices that will move
the Goods, and move them quick, if you will only
give us the chance.
Hnotber Shipment
OF SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS AND
WATER COOLERS on route, l'rejmro for Sum
met in time to get your money's woitli in one
season.
Soliciting a continuance of the public patronage
and assuring you of our highest Appreciation of
shine, we are,
Respect full v,
SMITH & BEATTIE
Spring 6oods
Of Ever Description
...AT...
D. Wolfe's.
Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Uhderwear, Shoes,
Anything else ean be found at my store on Main
Street. * . , .......
I carry also the ftnfttt lino of men's hat#,
shoes and clothing tlint call ho found in the
city. .........
When in want of anything, including Furniture,
DON'T FAIL*T0 CALL ON MK. All my atoek
is fresh, and cannot fail to please you. ,
D. WOLFG.