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THE WEEKLY LEDGER, lionor?*-—<JrinTJi! M |{iitl<r, ll>«* |>rt*fM , nt inriiiiilM-nt. nn<l <«ov**nior It. R. THIiiinii, tll*• of reform. W'r know not if our poople Hr*- rt «(|_\ nml willing to listen to om* who would inti‘Uio* ntIy disrin,^ living !■<- FROM WASHINGTON. rt'IU.ISIIKH KVKKV KRII»AV HV The Limn,ton. Printing ond Publishing Co. Incorporated. $1.50 pec Year. R. 0. SAMS, Weather Crop Bulletin No. u. N. ttilv nornuil tf:npfr:i!urf«ntl-un- A Newsy Letter From the Nations . . . Headquarters. 1 •■‘i'll"* provnilfd durmo tin wct k with (forn spondi i Tin: I.i imu u. | •"* oxi i ssim-I.v hot thtys. or v.-ry <<Hd Wamiiinuton. .Iiiik- i't.—It is nonin ni-ltts. Tin* rninfnll on tin* whoh . positividy iiniiniinord tlmt tin* tnritT wiis oroiitor tInin for tiny work of thr hill will hr votr.l on hv thr Sriiatr pn vious month, hut yrt fur from Matters From Maud. (rorrrspondfticr of Tut: l.i:iw;i:it | M \rt». S. t . .lunr •Jl>.—Thr rrrrilt mins luivt* riiusrd thr rrops to nip* idly til In in thiil growth whirh is un riirouriiorinrnt to fnrinrrs. Mr. h. .1. 11 iiskrv s sinoino jit I’nir- Cditor. KUIDAV. ,H NK -Ml. 1*R4. GF.N. CLEMENT A. EVANS. Thr rtirr for oovrrnor of <iroroin is prartirally ovrr. A nnijority of tin* Totrrs of our sislrr nrntss thr Suvan* imh urr for thr yotino 1111111. Hon. U . Y. Atkinson, sprakrr of tin stirs. It may hr that thr sprakrrs intrrprrt arioht tin* wishes of thr this work, and. for thr first tinir, riioiioh. In sonn* plarrs thr drought ! vi>*w srhool-hoiisr on tin* ‘Jlth insl. proplr, mid thus urr wr daily re^alrd ||„. imlirations all favor thr rorrrrt- "as riitirrly rrlirvrd, in many plarrs was a drridrd hit. A Inror iimliriirr with what is nausriitino to rrfinrd of thr announrrmrnt—thr hot partially, whilr a laror arra in thr 1 was in nttrndntirr and oood order tastr, ilisoustinn to sensitive natures weather has had more effect upon j Rjfjjrroate, though widely sriittrrrtl, prevailed. Miss Ella .lolly rendered and humiliating to any who like a || H . Senate than smtinirnt. received at last only lioht showers, iissistanrr on thr musical instru- jusl pride in tin* achievements of his There isn’t the slightest dmiht that Xinrtrrn out of seventy-four reports menls. ’I'lir hoiinliful liineh wassutli- State, aeiptired through her worthy ||,e |,j|| will he passed just as it now received indicate rains amounting to eirnl and to the full satisfnetion of sons. ♦ hr heroes of ot her days. ! is. hut no man is in a posit ion to say tnon* than normal for the week rndino the inner man. The day was most Wr hope t hat t his is not the rase: j n what condition it will emeroe with.lum* •Jtlh. eouiino from the enjoyahle in every respret. The youn*; lower what we have seen and heard is from thr conference committer to followin''counties: Ahhrville. Ileau* people looked their sweetest and house. hut the froth thrown off hy an effer- whi' h it will he referred as soon as fort, t'hrstertichl, IJarnwrll. Kiiirtiehl. j Ihe'r hcsl—a heuutiful way to To avoid division in the democratic i,,,!,,,.,.,! J, v undue agitation, the Senate passes it. It i' heliev«d l'h»rence. tireeiiville. I.aiirens, New- ,, '* ll " r '""I in keeping His day. 1 * 1 1 .. 1 ... 1 1 ’ ntr hoys have or-'ani/ed a hasehall hern. Oranoehttro. I’lrkctis. and ranks and thus secure united action. an ,| ,hat we shall sec and enjoy that a strono fioht will he made in ocry. '»ran-emir- 1 icKens. ami r | u |, |u |„. knmv|1 )|S tl|( . tisn. Evans has witlidrawn from the t|„. p, ir ,. of refined thotiohl ci- ,he House for free sii-jar. free coal 1 • niou. Thirty-five report r. freshing t hih. with Edward and Jolinnie pressed with elegance of diction. and free iron ore. just as provided showers, hut not enough to break t he < Mary as captains. The hall ^rounds It is easv for some minds to pander for in the hill as it originally passed drought ; while twenty state that at race, and in withdrawing shows him- sHf every inch a man. a patriot and a statesman. Here is an abstract from his letter to the people: This will announce to you that I now resume my place in the ranks to continue as heretofore active service for the party. State and country. The same considerations of party unity which prompted my candidacy at first now induce me to withdraw, for I would not press my personal preferment so as to put in peril the success of my party. With oreat oralification I observe the popular majorities which have to corrupt tastes; it is difficult to jj,,, House, t tu the other hand it I rise above this low plane and instruct Ma id that the whole hill he de a noble people while leading them f,| if the away fnun ffrovilino ideas to what is M( .,.,.pi< free smyar. elevating and imposino. These are limes that try the purest and the best. COMMENCEMENT AT VILLE. GRKEN- Last week (ireeiiviilc was in her o|ory. From Sunday morning until • pokeii on my hehalf, and I desire to Thursday evening visitors lloek.d to declare my oratitude to all tho»e Hie city to he present at the various exercises attending comnielieelliellt to all those who have thus unselfishly and ear- | nest I v supported my cause. During the public discussions in all parts of we. k. stats for the last three months I We notice with pleasure that .''par- have endeavored to speak worthily of t a uhur^ county is represented amono the principles which I maintain with- ,|ie graduates from Furman I nivcr- nnt provok in j; discord a motie our peo pie, or tarnishing the honor of our party, and now that the contest for the nomination is elided. I tender my services without reserve to the state executive committee, and to the fu ture campaign committee, to he free ly used in support of the party and ifs nominees. In this withdrawal of my aspira tions to the highest office in your sity. A mono the 11. I’, s Mr. Walden, from the Fair Forest section, was es pecially mentioned hy the president. Mr. W. S. Jeffries, so well and fa vorably know 11 in our tow n. graduated with distinct ion in mat hemal ies. This has not been to him a dr' study. ----- .... He was one of tin* six selected to Ifift. I take with me the satisfaction of having borne myself , *‘*• , ' *“ •• ' l " 1 both as a true Democrat and as a faithful son of my native State nor lias tin* mis representation of my sentiments and ads which were made for cam paign purposes affected my fealty to the party nor my purpose to myself. I may he permitted to counsel you to preserve the harmony, the principles and the power of our part v. not only in the stale hut in the union. Uur allegiance is due to the national as well as the State Ileinoeratie party. I’pon our fidelity to our prim iph s. our patriotic devotion to mir eoiin- trv. and our party unity depend the success of our national party. Uur state affairs demand our equal atten tion upon t ne same ^rounds. IhTicv- in^ that we will have a victory, both State and National. 1 am at your service. n.i 'tiM A. Evans. These are the words of a true hero, lien. Evans has made a *_'ood lii'ht. and throughout the heated canvass has shown the « hristian Gentleman who never takes advantage of his op ponent however violent or caustic or unjust that opponent mi'_'ht he. Trillv have vv fallen on troublous .lines. Would that we had more men like Evans who willingly buries personal ambition helicalh love of State and country and allegiance to party, h t who. in •jivin*.' up a con test for office, offers his services to advance to office the man who was not always free from ahits* and de traction. Some of his words are ap plicable to our own State and limes. (ieorj'in under Atkinson mi^ht do Well, hilt we believe she would do h« tier under E' an preserve her true dignity speak.and his speech wa» well worthy the occasion and the muii. DR. C. E. FLEMING. The death of Dr. I’. E. Fleming of Spartaiihuro on last Saturday morn- ini' has hmui'lit sorrow and sadness to more than the inner circle of rela tives and the outer one of friends that mourn his loss. All of Spartan- bur.', and the counties surrounding, lament his iinE.ucly death. Dr. Fleniinj' was a man anions men. He s|<mnI in the first rank of Spartanhiiro s husiness men, and left his mark on whatever he touched. A public spirited man and one of strict integrity and indomitable energy eannot at any time he spared hy a eoinmuiiity. and especially is this -o at this particular juncture. Dr. Fleming was in the midst of his usefulness W hell he fell. Cheap Kates, Tin* Riehmoiid «V Danville K, R. will place on sale the following very cheap rates: Spartanhiirir. S. <National Mili tary Encampment. .1 illy 1*11. Isitl. fare and one I bird for the round t rip, tickets to he sold July l-t to ||fh inclusive, final limit July lath, IN'.M. The same rates will also apply on the same dates for the teachers con vention at Spurt an bur;'. Washington. D. Knight of i'y I bias t'oiiclave, Au^. 2itli-Sept. ath. IVJI. rates of one lirsl-elas» fare for the round trip: tickets to he sold Vuaiist 2drd-2Mh inclusive; with ex treme limit Sept. tilh. !M. I t'leveland. Ohio, I nited Society and would better of (Mirislaiu Endeavor. July lllh- I at h, | S‘M : rales of one first cbi" fare for the round trip; tickets to he CARNOT ASSASSINATED. 1,1 *' i "" 1 limit July Mist, IMH, France has ^iveiihirih to many Thus affonliu^ an unusual oppor» 'rent men. rin areatesl are those t unity fora pie isant trip S. II II AKDWIck. Asst. tleiil. I’assr. A^t. W . A. Truk. Held. I’assr. Aid. who have advanced the cause of hu manity while •'uidinj.' arik'ht the for tunes of their own country. president t'nrnot has exe,•lied all of phi* present aelieratioii in heiiefilina hispeople. The assassin’s danger, plunged hy <'owciiNs. S. June 27. — Mr. J. tin* hand of an anarehisl, laid at rest I'rawley. the “hustling' insurance t Arnot. beloved hy all Frenchmen. l'H'«i brief visit respeeted and honored hy every na Cowpens Chronicles. [I'orn po- deliei W’1.1.kl.V I.um.i i;. t’owi i vs. S. June 27.—Mr thill on tin •'lobe where truth and justice pciffti. Ilaviir; ipiided !■'ranee throiiirh Minny da liters. I’resident 1 arnot was the Ijeluht of hi* popularity and in *1 and eon I, because six dcmoeraiic Senators Would then refuse to vote for it. Senator Stewart has eont rih ited a pair of horses to pull the tirs >olit- ieal missioiuiry Wilson ever s.rrted from W nshiiiffton. The wav'on *ill carry speakers and literary matter favoring I lie peoples party, and w ill, it is said be duplicated in every foii- •'ressional district within ninety day s. Representative Jerry Simpson is still umildc to resume his t’om'ns- sional dtities. not having entirely tc- covered from his lonj' illness. I he number of men in t’on^rwss who ajircc with Jerry s politieal opinions are few. hut the utliuher of those who enjoy a greater p«‘rsonal popu larity than Jerry are fewer yet. It is believed by many that the action of the E. S. District Attorney, in passim' over tin* en-es of news paper correspondent s and lakiujj that of the New York stock broker, to make a lest in order |o ascertain how the courts will regard the old law providin,'punishment for tlios»* wh> refuse to answer quest ions asked by Foiioressionnl investigating com mittees. was instigated hy Senatorial influcuc*. Ii is further believed that neither the new spa |a*r men nor , Messr». Havemeyer and Searle of the sitojir trust, will he put on trial for refusin'.' to answer the investiiratin^ enmillil tec's ql|e,s|iolls. altll"l|o|i the eases of the latter have been certilied to t In* I »i't riel \t toruey , Two "baby” Senators—I’aHon, of Mieh. .republican. and .larv Is.of N.l. democrat—made their lii*»l speeches in the Senate lately, and neither of them made a hit. Mr. I’alton's re marks were cneyelopediaeaI and eon- 1 sequently dull, and Mr. Jarvis’ too niueh 011 the old fasion«*d. spread eaolo, four! h of J illy pattern. When Senator Allen offered to irlve ill*' Senate proof that a railroad magnate hud •spent lots of time in a committee room nl ||tc eiipitol 'lur- ino the present session "j ('qn* e 'ress. I ry 1112 In shape |i iri-lal jon 1 lull v»oi|ld liuneo the I nileil S|;|fc» out of iqaiiv millions of dollars, no Semi I or a«kri) for proof, as it was well known to them all that I’. Huntington was the railroad magnate referred to. and that I he statement of Senator Allen was literally correct. If it h< socialism to aroiic that the moneyed class shall hear a burden of taxation in keeping with the amount uf |heir wealth, and that it would he a desirable thi 111; to hrini; about a wider djs| t'ihiil luti if U'ff an entire reijjsirihtitiui! of wallln ijp'i! ih. populist Senator? In a "u"! pjca'led guilty to socialism in (heir speeches in favor of the income tax. which re mained in the tariff hill nolwith- standing t he evt raordinary efforts of Senator Hill and his followers in holh the old parties to kill it. The coiumoiivvcalcrs, who have lately been having' a hard and hun gry time, aimmineed a hi^heiietil ( ii- tertaiiiment to he held in t on vent ion Hall next Saturday nioht. I In* talent, coined v. at h- hcst.hut Iii'll) showers occurred eom- ino from the followin'' counties; Anderson. (Miarlesloii. Darlington, (ireenv ille. t ieoroetnvv n. Horry , Ean- castcr. Eexinoton, Marlborough, Spartanhuro,Williamshur'i.and York, of straw than In In the remaining eleven counties respondent lias areal l he <Juinn < 'amp place. They will play Saturdays, eommeneiuo at 2 o’clock p. in. It 's all the 00. you know. W. I*. Self is threshing wheat at the Furnace Mill hy water power, lie says In* never saw a better turnout makes. Your eor- had his wheat of the State, and which come under threshed and the straw haled and is the,second condition, the rains were poorly distributed. although the rainfall was •'etteral enough to make avast improvement in crop coudit ions and prospects. Cotton heinj'essentially a hot. dry weather plant i- d'linj' well every where; is small hut free from” weed” they yet I hrnui'h t hreshin and heoinnino to bloom. Its growth show tin* froo hi< mistake highly pleased with the result. R. H. Ray and J. M. Hammett are cnj'aj'ed in the threshimr husiiu*s> and the fro;'- in the pond have had a few days rest and have been hollow- ino '‘Rule’s •'one!’’ and Mart’s •'one!" Hut Rufe and Mart say when they will for I hev ready for lhe fun. see I he elli'ai'c- to he out |ii »l -< ifficc has not been rapid enoiit'h to regain Inive |he earlri'li'e the loss of May and early June, and Would ym like to consequent ly remains from two to meiit three weeks under seasonable si/e. David M. Ramsey i> aid Early planted corn j- too far ad- a^ain. He walked to t he vaneed to respond In lltc inure fiivur* yesterday . aide weather, although il s|mw» till I., T, f'htl’.V has 150I forty acres jn improved color. Il is hc|ii|' "laid cuHnn fn|’I wn ninlcs to plow j also hy.” Corn of later planlinv' and thlrly.live arri s In ctini, r|i*,, and hi* whicli attained a stand before the entire crup Is In j.'ood eondilion, ||e dry weal her set in. remains proniis- Is a very at tent ive fanner, ino hut small. Some of our Ivys have had oil their Rice is laoinnitio to feel adversely war paint, hut not him.' serious is c . the dry weather, and June rice in ported. Hcorj'ctovv u county is liable to he Mrs. Nancy Wood’s eol toil field ill iqvat ly damai'cd owini'to the water, front of her dwellin'.' tells well the he river bein;' too low to cover it. I’hintilijj of sweet potato slips has been resumed, where the around is wet rlini|o||. hut a lar , /e aereaoe re mains yet to he planted. The so'vint'of peas j' almost Gen eral on si llhhlc land I li-’M Id In he prepared, and tin iicrray prnttiisi ? to he nhovi* 1 lie averajic if tin weather continues favorithic, Wheat and oats tlirasliiiit' eontln- lies, hut the yield of both is disap point ini'. except for oats in a few loea lit ies. not ably t ’best erlield «*ou nt y. In some places I be yield scarcely returns the seed, bein*' true of both trains. A strange species of small hii'^ has attaeked the watermelon vjnes, in I’nion eoiiuly. hut as yet. is iml nunn PHI* c|"m'-'h do material <hiina«i', M* |iiii> arc b' inu ii|iirkc|p«! frum ibe ruasi nuiiiiic*; and «il! b* ripe yfem ••ally by Jitl.t hi.. Hardeiis arc ruined If V'titd P i iivcry and must be replanted In produce any quant il ies of ! he ordinary vci'ela* Idc. Sorghum is ^rowin'' rapidly, a- also are pimlcrs. Damaire locirn and eo'ioii occurred in portions of Abbeville, Hreeiivillc, l.aneasler and l.exinotoii »*oiinties. The follow iuyr places reported rains of one inch, or more: Florence l.Nl ; llardecville 2.711; St. Mathews l..»7: Allendale 2.a7 : Rliiekville 1.22: (• reel 1 wood I. Rt; l.itth Mountain I .a2 : Met’ormiek l.aa; Reid MJNt; Sittll qc 2.’.IP: \N at t s 1,2‘J: Ch«*slerlielil •Aih; i pW Hill !!«•"• • lia v receive* 1 ill remov'* hi- saw t raining her son the (arm. Mr. Jackson will mill in a few days. Mrs. Kiuion Rlanton has been quilt sick.hut I am o|ad to It arn she is eoic V;|l.-ej||o \\\ |'. Se|f wi|s ) 1 ■ cy ipiwi: day/ r*. Coltimbia. S. (June 2IHh. Is'.tl. • • — ODDS AND ENDS. Tlie tirsr person who ever went ronnf ll»e world wax the man in tlie iu<M>n. ■\ jnirh id 'h r '•'Rj.’Mihk' ! !<- teiid the cmnuicncciui iii 1 .ycrri?r> "f the Deaf anil Diindiand itlind Infli? t nl»■ at < 'ednr Spring". We were I'hl'i to Weleullie iilfain hist week to our neiolihoi'hood Miss Ethel who is now staying at Haffnev. We are sorry that we failed China’s national hymn is so lonjcthat ^*t .Miss Ethel a iniisi.* class in People fake half a day to listen to it. our community. The latest occupAfinn Angt{esfe»l for It was Clifford Smith, and not the fair sex in England ia fhnt of “girl Alfred, who was sick last week, lie iyuetioneers.” eontinned very ill until last Wcdncs- jlqy. - tnany fhep- aye who think rcli- day n'cyht. when he was called t" he jOnlf fa jike a Jife pyeseyrer—opjy to j»* with one who said. Mllfer little put/>U ji| the |iqur pf/langer,' ehijdren to come unto me and forbid Lady Hlcsstl.Kt.Hl fc.ni.rknj rhn| ’ "i’’"' " f Miffor.l wa-about nine friends are the thermometer hr which year sold I If* '"ii'i we may judge of flm te.uperatiirc of our i" the fnmily cciuilcry. lor times 'll'* Wm. Turner S ..III will) lii* At Defiance, la , there is a ”livin R 1 T, “''""aI. 1 / T-JZ ''' skeleton "in the person of a man who ii. f«r I he hest yteld. Why is., I liter,• A feet and H inches tall and who weigh* M|,,r ‘ " 1 * • hut 6ft pounds. tlljs W eek Rev, ,1 )>. Hailey was unable to till his appoint tiirnis |jj?f Sunday on ae- coi.nt of serious slclilic**; 1 • 1 • New maehiiiery for the f'iiWp''Us ''o'/..! ! 1 ■*'' '• " Since the K.nperur WHiian. gave to Manufact urino t ompauy i' helni; rc« Ic|jc5i|||t| Ulib'l I,’ ll, • *'' '' leeted LeoneaTitllo an order to write an oj>era eeived every few days. Employment from the illdll'lI'i*!) ifnni'-s now in on "Roland von Heflin,'’ no less than Chicago is having a new roiuof. St. Louim papers, envious ns usual, say it has a distinct curl on tlie end of Its f nil. —New < trleans Pieavuue. Mill he giveii to j boll t fort y add it ioiial ^Htwer. while his wise adtutUtst rat ion hands when the new department i- drew upon him t In* admiring' ye* of ready. The company seems to In adher nationalities. under ‘he management of , 1 1 .i- Mr. h.li, Ib'nu". president and tnas- Thcfurv of the |* ivmh over this ' urer. Mlf»*'M/us. cowardly a« t. hears vvilm ss Marriage hells rang nip ill/''»•'• to 1 lie deep lov that lie inspir'd pens last Sunday morning. J 1111c •Throughout the Republic. when Mr. John Carroll, of Clifton. .. . . . I, l; .. led to the In meln al alter Miss Heorgie >anto. the assii'Siu 1- an Italian. , , Mint h. of t his place. A large niim- Aiul of thal hr I of vipers that hate , M . r ||f witnessed the happy Iaw and order and would override all union and joined in extending best authority. All governments have wishes and hearty congratulations. been too lenient t" them. Perhaps The bride isa sparkling gen, of female loveliness and a perfect personitiea- tlus most outrageous act will unifx ,. , n .1 . ! . ..„ _ .• , . * lion of all that is pure, reliued and the nations let. rminod. per-ist- The groom is an affalde ami rut effort to ferret and stamp nut liaiidsome yoiinggentlemauofeharm- tliisgrowingehisswhi. h is intrench- ing manners and delightful hearing, ing itself where law and order should rrigu. hut which itself is outlaw in mind and heart. OUR STATE CAMPAIGN. week of the State eam- i*d and we are near the < iffiee seekers are I * 1 x ' x X 11 I ( ill* thi- ueighlHirhoiMi, \i||<iltg the at- J<> otlier eomposers Are toiling over tho hard one nor long one. uiilc»s th HWH: piafepai tractions on the programme is a farce .ailed Keep Off the Hra-.” This V . A0 *T U, ‘« l* ln **W - f , News, it np]H-arH that the late** AtAfiatif'A : < ollon and eorn an .•nl> rlainun'iit i- to raise Ittiids to issued by the (termau iiui>erinl hralth | nnd growiug fast gel away from here, the men having department give to Herlin the honor of hegati. I liee I'l'iking well, 11|): season? ■I. J. J. • • Guaranteed Cure. We anthori/e our advertised drug- ist to sell |»r. Kings New Discovery for 4 'on sum p* i* Mi. Coughs and Co Ids, upon this coudit ion. If you a re a Die ted with a Cough. Cold or any Lung. Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair I rial, and experience no hetielil. and have y«»ur money refunded. We could nut make t his offer did wetml know that Dr. King's New Discovery eotthl he re lied on. It never dispapoints. Trill I ‘•'H / eidres h«dtj/s free at W . II. Dupre's Drug .sqy^lorial ; .“ton . I.ay^r <j'>- .'jt»e. iml II.(Xt. become eolivilleed that they ean’l lii f-T hwI live on wind. Represelllilljve- |(q|*| l|',ldl, "I Mo.; D.ivey, of I,a., and Magiiire. ol t’al.. have been appointed a siih-eouimitle ■ of the House rerominelld a method of immigration to iuvt stignti' the pa drone system and to recommend a method of putting an end to it. I he a nl i-opt'n in hill did not quite get the two-third vote of the House that Mr, Hatch predicted for it, hut it received one hundred and tifly rotes while only ejo||ty-.,ovon were east against it. || is expected that the hill will he taken up by the Sen. ate at this session, hut its friends express eoiitidenee that it will pass oppi i- faf :!Q J'f'Ars liffejr jiis (JeivHi Tlmf time I’hey killed sixty-live hail ntpifed, iqitj f) js p*n<ffred that iiiin. * ‘ ■f’H ts*ing the healthiest city in the world Rats. rats. rats. Mr. Joe Mcdlin. and Alexandria the nuhcalthicst. and some of his near neiglibors had a Meyerls-er, in Ids last will, ordered lively time the other day. during hi* musical remain* to Is* untouched rest time’ at dinner, killing ral- tf these ver- V. « . among his piqs-rs l* a t»i arl| rompjff' loiigo]M ra in which thw young (Jis'th** i* »»w> M«ir Xlwa.*! r"rt!' , l >'"»•»* the center. ^ j j, r( ,i n jsed fhn uflaTday a fnrfilli# By a recent law New Y'ork jsilieemeu to the first hold proprietor w ho pro? hare their pay raised f2041. Tin* salarie* rides his lady customer* with clfiitrJp of thii jsilieeinen in the first grade shall heaters for their curling tongs, it is not be h* as than $1,44)41 a year; in the only right I shun Id inform them that second grade, $l,:t<>4>; the third grade, Mr. Dawson of Berners *tr» ef has in- $1,2.10; the fourth grade, fl, 1AM, and rented a contrivance for this purpose, the fifth orade. fit.4y>0 which, he says, can ls« used without ' *** difftculty wherever the electric light i* Cure for Headache. installed. In order that I may verify A? a rcni'dy for all forni of I lead- this, Mr. Dawson has Wen gissl enough liebc Kh'i lfic Hit | .-rs l|t|s proved to tq send me a heater and a pair of tongs, he the very best, 11 I'tfcrl H || Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.3. Ciov’t K-cport Powder Absolutely pure The Young People's Bureau. A Lady. At a recent evening party in thi- • it y t he quest ion '•nine up: "What enlist it ules a lady? I he conversa tion that ensiled is worth repeating, and here it i- : I shouldn't ."ill her a lady.’ said one of the galhering. -peaking "f a certain per-im present. 'W hy not ?’ | an exeept ion : \< r\ and a ugh most at a hiirh* T order 4 ’rue! a re 1 h< is. ■ \. .• ; to he n-proha! • I haishfit! man. 11 i- 1 | of hiiman Ic ings wliom iiashfulness attacks. Il i- thi pr.''iirsor of many exee|lelieies like I: • v i-'il of t he knight .and if : i.at i* i:t ly and hravly I lorii' . 11"' kii’". !il i- thrice a Ihto. It 1- tiii- ivi "!! •! i hi w hieh | can alone sustain 11 under his siiffVri 1 _ j good scholars and -n drawing room .. \ 'There are eertain stihth she does Hot possess.’ requisites 1 "H ea h.•eoim i She ha- society . i ;a ; ■ , t he hashfll: "I • ;■ . lie me v. so.-ial position, education and 11,, • 1 1 1 11 A 1 < ~ I I I 1 < a good heart. What more do ym i- a 1at111.1l i< require?’ An innate .-enseof refine- armor ami 1. ment which should teach her alwavs ^ ^ '' : , , . , ‘ Mlollhi it has hei'll t e to ito I In proper t lung at tin* iiroiier . ,, 11 " 1 1 ; a -o-ealleii eol'l 11 01 time and prevent her making imio-j '•ent |M*o|de mieomtortahle. She lit,yet tie-' 1 .i-iiful man I not all the r im-n fail in : - v.itholll ineii have i i,« men of :. m _■ h. of - IV| '• Hell! m nr. It • • miiiellt . lia - f m .’lit h nr . No ior 1 n' ma 11 v pei qil lack- all this. III. sin* does 110I mean anything, hliiutness spring* from thought lessiu ss.' That i- 1- . have jinrehi: ml m i 1 meat- and ai <•011:1 • at infaatrv hand l Ii a’': < ’ 1 precisely the reason she is not a lady . atti ntion in thi (. 1: ..a \. tin- World's fair . ad Im . • no mi.-ns , i -tni- t 'it!; ions nnell • tiring . ./ <1 as the (ierinaii mi iii.11 . 1 ! <.f 4 'i ago. : Ixidiiey. i ii 1 —. Hei llg - I )• idlit v. No true lady is regardless of the fccl- lllgs of other*. No true lady m ods a r-;.im i^ 1 rsisTUARfsTiH AMiau! in her earriagi'. which, unfettered hy I hands and -ie< |-. is tree graceful, i I in g eir dignitied—l he result Of pm-fei-r n^’ider a d Iro > health. The Voie,- -hollld he early 1 il . ,n "; ■'• niltivsittMl to Im* Imrmoiiious. Ilnrsli. (,, ,H ' : 1 \ - i' MSS s|irR| ">* nasal tunes jt| sneaking an- '/ ' i'!' '' b " '•n... I. tnn* *liri‘*igl|s ol il| h|‘ee<ljng. A lady i- ' ' ' '' js a lyinian w|iu never '|iiiirr* |* with Imr si't'viinl I tres* js un eriierioii uf lady hu«»d, Aiming the English ii"b|lity, wln re eneh persuii's social sliindai'd i* ,i* . Iixi 1 1 sis t he hivvs, dnelu's*''* mid priii- 1 111 "esses dl'ess _ y. Tile highiT I he 1 ' ! 1 position, tin- less need of lollowiug ' | the fashions. Repose of imi'iner i- ' • , ,. t he hlad'n r. . more important tlian gorgeous rm-: . . ment. and a sweet relined voice, than lo ad I !; V I net" I Atlanta ! rerl if\ in; : !ial d HU III inm m. d. I ii l, \\ , Ml i\ And a language. Hid III . v, m piest n suits. vetor- I roiihh'd w il ii my | your valuable r. I one of | he Very h' - 1 ne \ s a in I bladi I r. me in * \ND me. I . I liave M'.uuktt. • ■ —! havi* a: arrh of - "t hv a phv- 4.1 - \ND oh I he ha p- ■ not been -h.ce I si ||g I think it - for kin- li Cams. Alttood News NqI cs . dir res pomle life of Till, I, I; nui.it, I Ai.uoot), S. (’.. June 2**).—The Macedonia Sunday school has changed its hour of meeting from 'J o'clock a. Ill. I o It o clock p. m. Rev. t‘. M. Teal, while on his way from lilling hi- regular appointment at Hevi-rdam, stopped at Midway la-l S||n,|i|y i|f|eri|..on. and pnaiehetl to Ijllill ft |l|rgj- ipffjjenee. Frq||| |I|. , ’f|l, rj» i|«’, q| I'l ji.r > gqii|g |q I !|ri;| un |bi- *, ;t, hi* |iH sr'ilfd i|ni| i||t|t!jn| sutm* very pi'iirlii'itl Ih'lUghl*.• Sliiidiiy si’liuul al 'I id way i v» ry SltlMlay tirii'i'iiunii til I |, m The Ceilli'I’vl'H Allllilay seb'i'il vid'tl unaiilmmislv hi*t Mmi'biy fur Rev. C. .M. Teal In eulltllllte lu preiieh tu them un the ffrd Sundiiy uf each mont h. Mrs. A. W . Tcndall. who lias been visiting relatives in mir eotumunity. returm'd to her home in Sparlanhitrg last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rlanton visited . , , their daughter. Mrs. Joe Jolly, near H,fl,n rs2.;ht: if/:!.-He' Elljs Fenv. |a-t Salurdav and Sun- iJHt; Klim Hill I.M*i f „f‘ii!)b»i (.••i- .i..' ■ v .1, w, '* Director. S. tS. M , know ledge of t he English so as to speak it correct l\ , -aid an j ol her. After all. said one. il is by her | ivat im'lil uf 11,'|s' siipposcil In he . .A' ’ ■ i , lo pre-ci it at i n • * • i ■ i ia liep jn|er|i|j> | l|.-|l vtnmati s claim to | . |!|e |jt|e of ;| |aij.V j> es;ah)i-ei|. Till' pei'soii w||'i is ii* ''llI'e|dlI nl Hie feel ings nf a depeltdelll a* nf h'T own, who makes everyhudy she employs r» speei and love her is iii my » , ye.s a l rue hnlv. —Ex. Mother Not to Blame. I'rohahly tie re are none of our readers, oral any rate very few. who would wilfully lay the blame lor their own misbeeils on I he shoulder- of ol her-. There are manv who are W . A. i dilv r W -i : have givi m S fl \ l!T - HI ( III .i I In em It siiler it l!« . ra ; a la I si oi i ri e| i : - * S'dd l>\ \\ . 11, im doing jl um'>iiseiou-ly. however. You j ask jn what Way ? I.et I hi- story answer. jum had hee|i an idle, eare- |rs-. I|| j se|| je^ oil» buy. in -ehool. Ilej did i|nl ineali In Ih-.-| l»i|'l buy. hut he : W II III <‘i| to d'Ulbolll ii* l|e hl\l'd- wiih- j out seeming to care how miicli he j t roil hied others hy it. lie hail a seat- ' mate who was quite unlike him. in | thiil. he w.i- careful to try to ple.-ise | his teiieher. line day Tom hoard I'i? j teachers talking aooiil some of their pupils; he heard hi- own name im tioiied. and then that of his sealm ' Jamie must haven lo»e|y mothei I think." said one. lor he is nlwny o polite and jigreejilde. and tries very i ? ?.A4 f' A •• '1 . sw-vi '., '.-.mr-tf [piveau, and Ti l all l'at-1 ■ ViU Im-mi i ■ ■ : - MoncAATC FEES. # Pun Office is Oppcv it: H ~ . P*m mtOfficc? Mia weean t l . in liu >c J .rcinete fi' i W m I S' ml i i 1 1 n J li i.. W . elf yUarije. • ’nr !• • t • • • .i. fk PSMPH LET. “ If AV tu I fevf of iaii.c in tlie U. o. anil for< iun •. "".u.i : ,.l Ill L. Ai| ti .. O.A.8NOW&CO :! Opp. Patent Omci V. a shin U. C. ^Vvww^vww^ ^ •- WW VVX - » V V V^4 •1 Eiirmers. who thought tha* lien, lin-en had evaeiiated the fort and given Up the hat tie. learn sini’o the recent rains that the ‘dicneral is not ••onqiiered; hut that he is again on t he war pat h. However, with the advantageous po.-ition which the farmers now oeetipy. the battle will not he a very hard oi ••lieiieral” is reinforced with a great Jtll-ti !u |i|i : ds! :|!i who i||'e ar'!iii!«l him.' I Ir’iipI 1 1 mi I • " | " I IMIIIIT* m -| her i* it gimil W'liinin. *ald all'llItei', h'll I 'loll I see iinw it i- lliat 'he has sueh an uiipleasalit hoy. I t hink he has a generous nat lire 1 and when he like*, enn show line manners. It i- my opinion that hi- mothi*r Iries to tisiel, him ju-t what is right, lull he will not listen to her teaching. You know there i- many a hoy that will goon to destruction in spite of hi* niolleT. Tom had I lean I enough to make him miserable for the rest of the day: and he had not put eoiiseieiiec away so far hut I l|j|t Ip* eqii|d Ijear i| whjspi r. S ou |li|V|: liie||a i||eai| |,ny. ami tin.' '< lili'l il illl In y iMir Ii|ulh,c : N'lW lie did really |m<- hi? mHlier ttml nmlil iinl hear ihe llinughl thiil he had brought diseredll upon her. \fter selaad I hat night Im lingered until, the Other* had pa-sed out. anil going up to hi* leaeher he said -lowly, and as if he hardly knew how lo -ay il : I want to tell—that—that mot her i isn’t a hit to blame. Don t lay it to my mother—all my had way-. I mean." Tom did nut think at all ol what a brave thing hewn* doing; he thought of nothing hut the wi-h to defend hi- mol Imr. Hut when | In ti‘lie her look his hand a ml -aid. C >u r umther iiuist he a hrave lady . Tom. for Imr hoy ha* shown him-clf brave tonight,' and I shall expert gom things from him in tlie lilt lire. lie thought. ‘I wonder if t Im ot Imr boy s know that all they do. good or had. i» laid lo their mother? —Ex. The - Hennei nan Monumental Jewelry Store. t rv i Silver i irgest i. Solid Ware, iovei- ties, > - 4 s i> >; ii P . ... . I fiS >* in Pied- mont Caro lina. Out of town orcleidj solic ited. p Spare, anbiiK S.C. IS' Riehmoiid College t he degree of I,I,. D. Upon lioVlTllor Nnrt hen. of < ieofgia ‘ 1 ,ia. \ t I In t • i •: i miles nnri I. the Senate next wintir. It: JtffKee'Ts heard in { hasuretirred to you may rMiirn tie hottl Im great qtics- umrei-pis'sle g |. ie»l, II , ffirts,, la rma- j aiq tiffithh* tq giyf) jiiiif .x testinionial imnt cure ami tlm most dn inled hahi- Ur»use, »» tl»p ||rsj pj^v, J ftnye tual s.ek headaches y Icld to it* iiiflit- rlrctrin light iu this nfTire, and, tu tb* eiil.-are equally as eonliiletil that il ' nee. \\ < urge all w ho are affieted to second pl are, I do not klti'W how tu HM • •an he tlefeated in t he old way—talked procure a hot I Ir. ami give t his renm- curlinx tongs, as iny hair ha* ItlxVAJt to deal It—whenever it may enum up 'I.' a lair trial. In ea-es of habitual enrlcd natuntlly.—Latiouc'iPre in Lon- in the Senate. A ••otisiderahle inimherof Si nators and I’epr'sintativ- have signed a very eonlial letter to Hon. \V. E. tiladstom. inviting the grand old man to visit the I idled Stales. '•oust ipat ion Eleelrm Bit t< rs ••ores hv giving the neeileil lone totin' howa-ls, and few eases long resist the use of this medieine. I'ry it oiut. Large hottles only .>4ie. at \N . It. Dupre s drug store. 4ou Troth. IUOT WHAT WE SAY, but ® ™ what Hmid’s Sarsaparilla Docs, that tells the story of its merit and success Remember HOOD’S CURES. How's This We niter one l|i|iiijre<| <h|l|;|r.- r ward fur tiny e;i*e ol t'iiliirrli llml 1,1 b- 'i • •annot I it red by Hall s Catiirrh < lire. F. J. CHENEY A l<).. I’rop- . T<.- h‘do. 4). i We the umler-igiieil have known K. J.Cheimy for the last lo year*, ami believe him perfectly hotioralde in all hiisine** l ransaet imis and financially able to carry mil any obligation made hy t heir firm. W est A Triii|\ W l|qh‘sa|<‘ Drijg- gi-ts, Tolei|i«,ii. w aiding Ki'inttn , A Marvin. W'lndesiile Drilggi*!'. To (••do. l). Hall .- Catarrh I'ure is taken in ternally. acting directly upon th blood and mucous siirtaei - of th system. I’riee 7oe. per Ix'tlle. Sol hv all Druggists. Testimonials fret A ft cr J ii ly evi ry day . t W ice a W eek fiif lie aeeoll Sfjllin ■ hr mi pi-unpt al 1 ent i' : fai l ion.