Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i > t i. i v!.«i i ^ I I)(J W» i • i i: i i 111:11 i . i: i; 'i t i; i f > \ \ n >■ fho Lime LIGHT. one I’rmtiiij: ;inil I’ublislnm; Co. Incorporated. $1.00 per Sear. K. O. SAMS. - - Editor. ED. H. DeCAMP, Manager and Local Editor. for The i Lm-I rir iigi ’* 1 hint foi our 1 own is 1 Min : l> aei •< 1 in iosif ion Wc shall s*xin hi v< • i lie iirlg hi are light on some of oil • tie iron 'ghfares. a ml ineundes •ent Ii; lits ,vill be in Sullle ! of our In Mill •S. our st ores and ehurehes This iv ill 1 v a gn at improve ment over mir pn int tlitwlof li^htin^. Il will j)i*ol>al*lv 1m a lon^time before tbe are lie;! w I ■ai|>erse(leil for pin i.rnci i: i-; nol res])on!*ibk . , . , . • I,., vi, of eorrespomlenls. j lit-dnino tip wbal is under ibe canopy ('nrre'i'Oiiilenl- ^'.bl> do not contri- of heaven. I’le li^bt i^ briydi! itnil lmt« ri uiilar new- letters innsl Itn*-, t hi shadow -cast are eorrespondin'rly •ish their name, noi for publieation, (1;irk therefore (»bieeli«»nab!e. nut for itlent ilieat ion. Ml eorrespondeitee should be ad dressed to Kd. II. I tel amp. Miiuaj'er. for a elub o serilters we w iI loir a elub of live new yearly sub- I I allow "tit cents |u we will allow $1 .n<> I.*, •• •• l.oO •j;t •• “ 2.rti* •til “ “ .>.(Mi I froin rea< luit'/t in for a bov or L'irl : to make a lit- Now i- tbe rdianet in each neiyhhorhoor t |e t 'brist ma ; money. Wrilt for partieulars to I'M II. Itel'amp. Mannyer. PKIDAV. *\ KM I’.KIJ Hi. IS'.M. WHKAT AND COTTON. (tver-produet ion of wheat in the west and cotton in the -oiith has lull itsoreaf liudit yd vino power mends it fbr out door purposes. Not so we helieve will it he with the ineamleseent liydtis now used in doors. There are hound to he im provements in this direct ion. llow far are tin* liydits referred to lorfect ion of all liyht !—-the ditTused liydit tiiat till- 1 every room ami hall way and yuirret that stilt.ies the orh of day. When the source of I'tydit is bid and we yet bask in li;rbl. iliiTuseil or ivlleeted. wc will be iippntiudiiiio the Ii;'111 thal the world is seckino. 1’ln elite Age Improves It. Youth's Companion is soon to upon its sixty-ninth year ot broil yd 11 down to the lowest notch in the scale, t he-e two prime art ieles of puIdieat ion. jiml as one - iys >\ ho !iu.- our export trade. j hccn a constant r«‘tider of it s eolumti? Ii is esl inuited that one-lift h of t he j for more tint n thirty years. “It Inn wheat raised on the rich prairies ot | s ) ) ., 1( jj| v improved year by year, the north-wist will be fed to stock. | |(s articles todav cover the wboh In nulrieiit value w ben t bus used exceeds that of corn, t be great producing grain. I'artieiilarh fortimati is it for that section that, at the very time wben its corn crop is a partial failure the surplus of wheat is ready lobe drawn upon. \! the smile time that their necessities are met they are reducing the barrier In tween themselves and higebr prici s for the next crop. \ >t >o fort ii nut e the cot t on planter. 11 is i wo millions bales at t be'm gin nig of 11 present sea-on an apt to grow to t hie. million In the openingof tbe uex i. I liere is no chance of dimin- l growing surplus except to .ting stleii large areas or her use- to which the stuple ISlllll eel-' pia finding o| may he upp! icd. I nlik. wheafit eanmd he fed away, nor doe- it deteriorate greatly in value w hen properly stored. It stand- then a menace to the planter and. in the hands of manufacturer and speculator is a eluh with which still furl her to beat down the already shrunken price. Heretofore. Hie effort lias been to improve the slilple at I lie expense of tin seed. We wanted Ibe most lint from the smallest number of pounds. The oed i- now coming to the front a- an .arfiele ii commerce, and cotton se-d i- eiei'ywiiere in demand, lie will pre.e bimself a benefactor to t be -oiitli who w ill give to her. in l bis bet* ixtremity not a new variety with mon lint and fewer or smaller seed, but ii . !i ! and all seed. M here i- Mr. Ferguson s linlless cot'on'.' I.et it i»" nrodtieed that a revoluiion max be inaugurated in ibis crowning iedustn of the -onlb. ■ i held of life ami experience, furnisb- ing a va-t amount of valuable and en- | fertaining reading of a character not found elsewhere, and of mi great a variety that The ('ompanion interest- alike each member of the family. The ITospeet us for t he volume of lS'.to announces an unusual array of tiflr el ions; fourteen serial stories, a W' alth of short stories, anecdotes. Inn loroiis skifi'hes. advent tires, -ci nee and home art ieles. t ime.y edi torials on all important <|uestions. ai I more than two hundred original pi ms of the highest class. Full Prospectus and specimen cc pies sent free on applicat ion. New subscriber- who send ifl.io now will receive the paper free to .laniiarv I s'*:,, and one year from that date. II comes every week. Finely illiis- t rated. I’lie Youth s ('ompanion, IJosion. M a-s. A Message from Midway, i ( orris poll den ee of i in: hi: i i. it. ! Miiiwvv. Nov. 12.—Doctor Sim mnns, of North (’jiroliiut. visited Mr. A. S. Waters last week. Several of our young people at tended t be eommeneemeui tit l.ime- stone and all reported a line time. Mr. Kerkley. of Spartanbin j ptissed tbrougli these diggitis a few ; days ago. Messrs \Y. Water-; and (i. Turnei i v isited Mr. ('. Scruggs hist Frida.v FROM WASHINGTON. A I-. vvsy Lett* I'rom .!•; N cm.i’- Heailmi.u ti i -. . ( . r.'i ■'poliilel.ee of Til C i I I • M l.ll IM. I o .. Nov. i M i tile administ ratio;; pm ..it! .ic un*. --ue of iionds ! »• fore ; :. • s • m o. i r. ■. > ti ('ollgri'".'/ I bat 11 .lest : . I :Vv it i! i Ibe Its.-! i'»rty-i iglit hours excited :i- Ullleh interest as the re-lilt "I tile elect ions. Although Secretary ('tir- lisle litis -aid tluit no |irep;iratioii- were being tntide til the I rejisurv foi* tl bond issue, t be pm -t ion will tint down. According to lie story cur rent in M ashingion, President <’levc- an l is personally looking alter the arrangements for the is-ite of bond-, teeausi* Secretary ('tirlisle op|''M'ii it. until Congress was first given an op portunity to provide ibe moliev licit it is clear will spoil be needed bv the Government, if then i- not tt uiifked increase in the receipts Irom eustonis duties wliieb tire avvtiy below what was expected under the new lari! 1 . The story goes that President ( b ve- bind intends to get the bond i--ind before ('ongress meet- so a- t > lie sure of having 1 he money net ded. be ing of the opinion liiai Congre.-s would not antbori/e tin is-ue o| b uid. It is certain that utile-' tinve lia- beeii ;i rttdieai ebange ol siuitimenl since the -ulijeel was discussed at (lie hist session that Congress would not. And it is epiuilly eerttiin !!t;;i M more bonds tire issued under t'e -jieeie re sumption act, In tlie ;eImini-t rat im between Ibist'iid the !n-I Monday ill December when Cougn -- will meet, there will be one o' the liveliest sort of row-'in Congres-. 'ftinv of the defetifed demoertit’n meinb rsoft'oii- gress will return to Wi.-bington to finish out their terms with very bit ter n. cling- towards Mr. Clevehtud iind the ttdminist rat ion. tunl an i--U" of bonds would give I Item a !■ gif imate exeuse to relieve their ,i clings by making open vvarefare upon the tel- tninist rti i ion. I’li.y i:ii.r!i( not be able to aeeou:|■!i-h noodi. but tbev could make 11dn.g- verv uuplea-aii!. 1 do not be’ieVe tile ;;' I' ! Ii i si i'tl t ioil i- ‘"oitig to i-su*’ tinv bo'ais ,ii pri -••nt. President Cleveland has m ver en joyed the repilttitioii of helping bi- friends. tin tli rary. be litis been geiinerttllv crediiid wiih bettig tlble pi ignore til -e vvbo btive b ' his best friend- without "C miir. a hair, to use ii iiit of e x p t*e - - i if siting. wlle'leVer it suited II i S pi! I'po.-e t o do so. I 11 ere I on 1 t lie repor;. a 11 bom: ii it (•■line- from those eon meted with I I'm administration, that fin-Foo Con- gre-sMieii vvbo were detealeu ar* all to have federal oflices, i- l;ik''ti with a g'rc.in of salt, several grains in fa t. I hi- report ev n goes - . far a- to -ay t htit I't he ('ahine! vv ill ret ire tilal be .-l|eeceded b\ l!ep!'e-i 111 at i V M i 1 so; i. of \\ . \ ti.. vv 1111 the under- standing that if a vaetiney oei-urs on tin* beiich on the I . > Miprenn I'oiirl during tin remainder of this iidininist rat ion it slittll go to \\ i!-oii. It may be. of eolir-". that Mr Cb ve- land will lake care of tae erippleu eookuos. In ftiet. it would h a prob able proceeding on the part of any ot her President, but hi- record ha • not been such ti- to i ncourage preuie- t ions ti- to hist a k-in.g e;ire ol ;i ny i iodv. The populists at tin .vitionnl I letnlijiijirle^^^lnit part^jio not admiSl Corinth’s Choice Chowder. Ti -1 ■ mdeliee of "| 11 r: I,KliUI.lt. utix i n, Nov. Pi—“< hi pt night. t he occasion In in; •iahh < a . i ■ ' u.-t ling farmer, is sowing u! i ,-i a- though Hour was la.<mi per i:undr« d. P: !>:;vidson preached ii very abii si .-mon itist Sunday at Corinth on I he Seamless (iarment” hased ui .!ohn P.l eh ipter and t he 21 verse. Mr. and Mr. Pilfers Nance visited Mr. Jack Parker, of Cowpens, hist Saturdtiv night. Pud llurgess. whom we reported sick : mie time ago is now convalos- ant. Iltid not frost come too soon Mr. .lame- Allen's folks could have been feasting on tipples. They have a tree with a'do/eti on it. Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Pdnnton and their son. Muster Alfred, was visiting Mr. Sam M'helehel's family the other • day. Among tin* visitors at Corinth hist Simdnv were Messrs Cameron Little john. Jerry Gardner, F.d. Cook. Law rence James and ot hers. Prof. |{. n. Stuns, of your city, was at Corinth last Sunday in the interest of the Normal Method of teaching. I be Misses Minnie and Alice Wan ton ptissed through these "diggins'' last Sat unlay en route to Mr.lames Sparks, and returned Sundtij. “I ncic". of the “Algood News Notes " seems to have been there, from the way he writes in hist week s let t er. There is to he a Wide day at our church before long. The good people of 11:i- section helieve in missionary doii gs. Let the good work go on M, -sr.~ Pink and Kd. \\ helehel took a trip over in North Carolina this week. Mi -e- Lillie, Nora ti ml Ihise May- field. of Gatt'ney. were at Mr. J. <'. N'anet - ti few days ago Algood News Notes. [Correspondence of Tm Liuxu.it. | Al.UOOl), S. C.. Nov. W.— 11 »■ v, P •L I ate filled hi- tippoint meut til Macedonia Iasi Sat unlay an I Sunday. Among visiting frieods iast week were Mi.-ses Alice and Grali Cater, of Clifton, ttt A. \\ . Smith s el. al., Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ford of Clifton, tit J. L. Clary’s, Mr. Ananias Gardner, of Glendale, and his sister Mis- Poxaiia, tit Win. Gardner's, Mr. Pobert Pea- son, of Cowpens, at Mrs. Mary Lin der's. and Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Moore, of Cowpens. visited Macedonia last Sunday. A. P. Davis visited his parents tit Trough Shoals last Sunday. Messrs W. D. Pyars. IL L. Smith. IL B. Davis and J. V. Price went to Spartanburg last Friday on import ant business. Hustling, jolly Poh Powell went to Putherfordton and other places in North Carolina last week on business. Mr. Alfred Harris had tin old fash ion corn shucking hist Thursday, when we say old fashion we mean that there was a big pile of corn to shuck, plenty of -omething stronger than water or eotlee to drink, and best of all plenty of good things to eat. which were in no wise slighted. The sisters of Macedonia church made their pastor Pcv. IL .1. Tate a present of a line suit of clothes hist Saturday, which was presented to him by W. T. Thompson in a most appropriate manner. Mr. Chas. P. Ilolliticld and Mi-s Virgin SwolTord were married at Macedonia hist Sunday \\. T. Thompson N. P. ollieiating. Hold on we are not through! Mr. K. Pieii- tirds. of Algood S, ('., Iec 1 Mi-- ('. t". MePee, of Prooklyn S. ('.. to the hymeneal alter last Sunday, Pev.C. M. Teal ollieiating. The former was Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Gov’t Report oaiuns* Powder 4B&OLUTEK.Y PURE Tlte Young People’s Bureau, Our Sociable Neighbor. The pli'ie^ Mars i- now om ing v isiwir. lie -how- ; t . in hour hi- brillbiut ruddv fa*' salutes us it h pomp and glory. For olni \e;tr.« has been reeievin; lion friitu men of and a-1 roiioineis who pn-sionati indulge t lie helitf t hat the plane' inhabited tind avow. If lib -m-b Written From Wdkincville. W U K in v u.i .- iditor : I: you vv i: o':r j-iper i wili . P. v. I C. Hi bet ".I l prelu-iorie Mur- unvvonted ;itt. n- vvealtb. seictiti>ts t.uk •ri:: for I), v, i .now it upon our canb ertn anywbereel.se. Mars is tlie oii.e, A wise-tiei. inform.- us “tlia! l! verv hile-t from Mars now i- that it inhabitant- are -ignnlling u- jind tr\- ingwitli all theifskill to open eom- muuieat ion wit h us; iinpreeedeiit: d activ ilx is observed tip'in t bat plan : I'utornineately we are not furlle r en I iglit etied. althougli we would iil.e Li;; •art it to know so well how the iinke pe ipie tux busying tliem.-elv ( 'IMS- suggest I . • of signals might u iirranged l>y tin* use of a parab Jit n \ M r. cbarii - idea t h.tl ti -eric mirror o elect rie | elaborati would il i til lileliSe -l/e tltld | xov e gbts. but the pl::ti i- for thi- not be t !i Hie hitter was one in which eupid did lohn Good and Parncv | his work wit h amazing ease these parts hist Lords Messrs Clary were in day. Mr and Mrs. Pasil Pettit and two! of l In ir''harming daughters were in I In wedded t his st 11 lenient last Salihath. atnl ra pidity. “How fttir is home, in fairy's pictured t heme, life, in love's romantic dream! t 1 ink one of our best 1 Thence springs each I to “leak out’’ ! every spring returns, iridti before long. . Clary, of Home, Fnion Co., inner with Mr. Kd. .1. Clary's ! I is rumored t bat young men is going for Pure tis the flame that heavenward hums; There sits the wife, whose ti- poor, mundane Itllli. century to vv it Ii st ranger frn n be I'eie-I nil being- etber! All! vain, nryii.g "God s power direr of ii I Hiver. e Who.-" V list ne.-s We to <t'V. Wber. Mars is in i> ne re favorable f itv ■ble pi •in Ibil ‘illi ng and full oi' • • < •XiJt":: .ell! f - H* en :it iin■- of tlii- liold inti •rchaiige ds. who Seelll 1 1 II. i;it ing in pure i:.:i n. know |l)'it ; - t in mi eli.inisiii an • not alb iwed are st the earth it or t eleseol lie views lit; u TlIK LlUUKIlj • ’ N iv. I—Mr. : . w me space in ■ ; u a few dots. ■' pivaeiied tit i u. Tnin'r. and n be ■ fternoon. HIV.;: t ak* ti from ! ; to I a verses. ; r< a-bed at Wil- > ii being bis x ice year, •i..pt r Matt hew ■ • - tit \ ilsoii’s e x ek. do not ter o tart •rs. air Tovvn- a! Abingdon us a good ile wishes i in nir township win.t' r. He litis he work, v Weil gtit hered id. Very i'll tie - bt"i an old fash- t Week, he jll-t luiilt .iiba Ile says i.ovv iarmers get . i ha rn. i’tirmers d tl! I he lo\V ■ Id vveat her !*. -. VV. M Y KIDNEYS I v ■ y H! r !<: mo,-1 vutai pa ri til'i tin- gre.il family last • Best Day." smile is given— than any heavenly body— (he ll.ooli 1 fray ton M. Clary visited some of The daily sun of 1 he domesth heaven. cxcej i! ei t. Me lea I'll flub its b - his young friends at Webster last And when calm evening sheds il i*e;:! dais 2! hours, J7 mi mites and 'V cek. secret power, from '•iicliill-taiiee-. vve g; it her t bat J no. Jan ies J r.. visited his fat her Her looks of love imparai [ise the fills jJiiju t should have tile Sitllle HARRISON AND THE PRESI DENCY. ! Li i ri oi has been aet ive in t be amp.iigno! politic- that litis just e|o-i d with ti republican victory. All a'oie.: In litis insisted that ti rc- lirii,. pie-id nt need not he dead po litically \ct jieg up to ibtil asser- t i e I.* p- tiliseiit of t he I iincs and i'.iitill; seen on the picket \ i• cchl iv leporied interview b ,i < ie doubt ii! the minds of not a |e», 11itii llariison would not object to e ail being Ibe occupant of t he white house And we would vastly prel'ei'him to \feKinley or Tom Peed who an in training for 1 he presiden tial, prize. Put be not so sure tbat ti republican ll<»iise ami fierhaps a re publican senate now means republi can triumph two years hence. It i-till very well Mr. President to kep alive; but democracy and dem ocrat ie principles are not dead, nor will t In v ever die. Perhaps ere all ot her elect ion a democratic leader \\ill be called to take the helm tluit Cleveland now guides so easily. and it was tt most enjoyable parly. Little <'liiyton Smith will soon In- up again. Farmers drive your work don't let your work drive you. The wild cow killer was seen be tween Mr-. \. S, Waters and Midway school house las! Friday night about 12 o'clock. D looked to he tliret feet high and six or seven fe"t long. Three bov - go: firearms and two axes, and a box of matches and the moon-, eyed mule followed close behind. They were expecting to have -oiin i' 11 n but when ihey reached a sandy 1 place in the road they struck a light to see his track and they discovered ti track ju-i liken half grow n yearling, when they derided to go back. Slim Sam shot a big gun hist week but it must have all been powder, if there Iind been any lead there would have certainly been something killed. The pitcher's weigiit is Isllbs iind be says that be is able to defend nimself. lb* bitterly denies asking Slim Sam to plead bis ease. He asked tf we had any girls brave enough to go possum hunting'.’ No! our girls do not dtire to go hunting, even by them selves. When vve want possum to eat vve goto osir possum raiserand buy them like white folks. This writer is a light weight. neither doe-he look like lie htis been blowed up with a byeiele pump like Slim Sam. Now when you gel ready to -boot again pul in your powder, then paper, tin n shot, then paper, and put on your cap and take good aim before you lire. Messrs Geo. Dogged and A. I’rid- more visited Midway Sunday. We arc glad to hear (hat some of our sipum Is and hawks have died mtt ural deal hs. G. L. S. THE THIRD PARTY. The recent elections have demon- -Iraled that no third party is needed in politic-. The populist h* sentiment is doomed to defeat. It raises its head for tt moment hut is soon out of the arena. In nearly every state where they had eontrol t heir power is on the wane, while the two great -landing political parlies again eomc to the front, ari-ing a- if from a need ed r< <1 III tie next entile the piiplllistie senator will however hold the hal- anee of power The\ thus will oc cupy a commanding po it ion and n pid'iMe po -it i' hi m< an- a d* - i m i v lool I heii for LI lx along l Ie lim at < ialfney not long since. FI. J. Clary went to the county seat last Monday on business. Mrs. Catherine Clary spent the nigii! with her old friend, Mrs. Jane Clary la-L Saturday night. Slim Sam. • -«•(- Etta Jane Notes. < orre-p!inilenee of Tin-; I,i;ixtKtt. | lx; . v J am:. Nov. 12.—We arc ptiiiied to tinnoiinee thcdcatli of Mrs. II. If Roberson wbich occurred tit ber In Hue near Skull Shoals last week after-evcral days of intense sutler- in.. ’—be leaves ti husband and a family of seven children to mourn her loss. i am giad to announce that the fever eases in this county are now abating. Dr. M. W. Smith, of your town, who Inis t rented ijuite a num ber of them reports all of bis as con valescent. Dr. Smith is an old prac titioner. having served in the Con federate army under Drs. ISratton and Thompson, than whom theCon- j federaev had no better physicians Draytonville Dots. j ('om spondeiiee of Tui; l.cix.i:!:, | Du \ v toNVii.t k, >. Nov. 12.— Our model farmer. Mr. Smith Wrains, undoubtedly has the oldest milk eovv on record. Her age can’t he traced hack over sixty years hut she is.so old she can't eat shucks, she can only gum and suck them for her support This model farmer has a line hog k v 1 ' :|! npp.iea which he will kill < hristma- it v.ill i'' l Ii Hiedi- .-ed probably weigh fen or twelve pound- to tin 'I'.uirter. lb went biinling tin oilier da> w'llli be- no-lianiuiereii gun tind killed I vv o rabbits and Wounded tt not her. Mr. Golden Spencer will have a cot ton picking next Thursday and Mr. tind that t hoses Hie republicans wbo had heretofore populists voted tlie republican ticket. lb- intimate- tluit t be si ven popiili-t s Setlillol'S will dem.md pfeige- o:' ee!*- tain in i ded legislation from the party tluit tiny ttssi-i to orgmii >■ the Senate. It generally beli‘v 'I in Washing!on however, that tIn-1< i ,ib- lietius will get tin Volt ' o[ S. tit ; :*S I'elTef, Stewiirt and Join - and btive no trouble in organi/in. tin Senate. I'resstire i> beilM bl'o,Iglit ’ I ileal’ upon I’re.-ideiit Cleveland to ignore tlie tarilf in bis annual me-s;ige to Coiigre-s. upon wliieb lie i now at work, but all the indietit ioi:-: tire that In- will insist that the .-"Milp,;- tin* .-eparate bills alre.elv pa-sed bv the House milking eo .! tm.! ron free, and in doing so tbat b will pav bi- ix-peels t(( tii" Sentiior- vv bo made the |ii’ese::t tiirilf. 't iie,*, i-n’i the reniolest probability tluit either the free coal '• the i'r irott bill v.iil lx- oas-ed. but an effort wliieb uiay be e.iei'e.-sflll. will b* minle t <> pa-- * Ile tree-ttgar bill, which Mr. (’jeveltiud doesn’t wan! pass"<i. Deainess Cannot ivc Cured as I hey etinnoi ri ion of l he « ir. Tin e i.- only om vvtiv to eiin Detil- nes-, ninl thal is by eon-t il ui io'uil t 'U' llies. I teafneennsed i»y nil intlamed condition iJ tlie mueoiis liniiig oi ibe '.U.-taebi;in ! ulie. When t hi- tube •el in itaim <1 v mi a k ' have ti rumbling sound or imperfeet Frank I’atrersoii will liuve'one Tues-| i"" 1 " '' ' ls, nli ! > day, weather permitting. A good Dent ins- i- lue r'-ut. end unle--- time i- tintieipated bv tin- voun.• ] *•" inlltimmal mn ct'ii folk-, but ’'('Ie.’’ sav- he i- not' in it 1 "" 1 llli '' '•'-lore I t although we look fur him. | condition, hearing will I,. . Ui, j I-, i forever; nine en • - • til oi •llllSel It For .i pain in the side or e|ie-l but an tin r* i nothin 1 o good a- a piec eoieou ol It.inin l damp ind with t'hiimlxi ' We will gi Iuin I’ains Itabn and bound on over , joc an. ■ a-i the -eat ol pain. It tilford- piomp: c.itai'r': liuit and perma lien i relief and idictt po ILdi Uni" vents a cold from resulliu;.'in [.ut it j cular n, moiiia. This same treatment is ,*j suo ! J cure for lame back. For sale by W. j n out normal I'OV e.f i n a re v eat ari'b w bi'-l' not !• i ng ill llli Inei I eo i ii I i I e Hi ol I I,. -Iirfiieio un • ! !• cure tor ui lB. Dul’ffc. ( IllM "» wCO. Tob do < >, ’Sold by Drimp-t <fic unit surgeons in its service. \\ e regret to learn of the danger ous illness of Mrs. S. M. Klee, Jr., of Fnion. Sin- was raised in this com munity and has a host of friends here who arc extrcmoly anxious for lier recovery She is the daughter d Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Surratt, of liilTney City, and a lady of excellent utilities. The poor are her greatest mirers. yet ail have a kind word r. and fond recollection of Miss Evalinn Sarratt. May the ange! of Inerey ixiir her sullerings on the wings of hope and bring her into the aveii of health ami strength again t he prayer of her many frtemls in Ids community. ! causce tt marked Imjirovement | 'n eiieh consecutive issue of Till. ’Luix.i tt. Hurrah’for GatTney City. It has tried several papers without -nee ■->. Cut Tin; Li.iiukh is “here to stav '—nitirk that. I am no prophet but I know a thing when I - it. I’u-h that -itI2.’),(mh» factory, gentlemen, and it will add more tliiin its cost to the material interests oi yotir town. Give the top of the mr.iket lor cotton ami all you can to fit, vv.ig« workers ami you will draw tt Hirrent of trtulc ami imlu-lrv thal will .-ooti make your little town a first ela-s city. • die of tin' leading social events of tin season was the birthday dinner of William I’reston Goforth, idilest son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. (ioforth at j their residence near Snnnysidc last Stitnrdtty. bMhinst. He had just at I a m d hi- majority Hull tlay and ijuite t: number of bis friends, of | but It .-exes itSSe mblcd to take part in j it. Fverylhing that the most fas tidious epicurean could wish for was on the table. The plain substantial cerii bread, pork ami turnips was in e.e trust with the most artistically made pound cakes that culinary skill eonM invent. To this add a super abundance of tropical ami other fruit!, b'.. anil the reader will fully i'* ali/e whiit the ornamentation of I In dining room was. Next week I hope to report one of the most fa-hiouahle weddings that Im- taken place herein many years— am! ■ readers may look out for it, Lev«t:iI persons in our community are -ulh ring from cold. Some eases ari bordering on pneumonia. Mr. \lonzo Hammett i-getting upfront it long spell of fever. J. L. s. • «•» . Ileitrv W ilson, the postmaster at W l liton. Florida, says he cured a i a-i of dilirrhicu of longstanding in ix hour- with one small bottle of Chamberlain - Colie, Cholera and Dmi'rlcet! I’cmcdy. What a pleasant •Hi'j.'i- that must have hei ii to the ill rei’. Su di cure.- are not unusual with Ibi' remedy. In m.inv in- n'' - o. l '. He or two dosi > a "e l‘e- i| lird fo g 1 vi permanent relief. D cun iib.va.v- h* depended upon. W hen I'edlleed with Wilier il 1- pleas- I ant iotake. For-ale by W . IL Dul’rc. hour; While children round, a beauteous train apiiear. Attendant sttirs. revolving in her sphere. I’erhaps our time will come some sweet day by and by. No one is so accursed by fate. None so utterly desolate, But some fond beart. altboiigb un seen, Kesponds unto ii s own— lbs| *oiids, as if with unseen wings. A breath from Heaven had touched its wings, And murmtirmed in its song. Where hast thou stayed so long? Srnsi i;ii:i:i;. Aiztooo, Nov.. 1.’*—rie'ie is not uilieli new- out in this corner now. Mr. Saul Camp who was reported sick some days ago to I IIK Li.ixiint. i- very low. Mr. <ieo. Flmore had a corn sliur!>- ing yesterday, and it wa- no! a sniiill pile of eorn by any means. Mr. Clingmau Wood and Mi" Bertha Swatfard wen married tit the home of the bride s ftither, Jti-. M. SvvalTord, tin (ilii inst.. tt! II a. m, C. M. I'eal perfoi'ined the ceremony, which made them one. Several eadi- ihites were left that day, but ( ling- man was elected. Mr. Samuel Met Taw and Miss Alie Guilin were married the II inst.. at the residence of I he brides brot her-iu- h|iv. Carpenter MeCrnw. ('. M. Teal ollieiat ing. I tell you the tables of good tiiings tbat were prepared for the occasions mentioned above didn't have a faint resemblance of hard t imes. I believe my many friends vvlei were present will bear me out in this. Good wishes to Tilt: I.Klxnat. -ti-iii ' ti- our own. \ small teb ro j m • .-lloW - '* lar- ; is a very lx •.•mi ■fill plane i \*. 11 11 < lark | latelie' and 1 In ll vv u i' i a a 1 I llt’ll pit;el.e.s <>l bln 1 i ' !! - gr iy ' Dj* 'Jl’fi* ni.-Ii simile, t lie il' MIJ.pt >>» • 1 t o J at * a nulls, biird 11 V en t Ile v !*«• ri\a*r > l>ffi a li-e they <i" ! '.I VV itl'i a la I •germinale." “1 Leal me,! asl !*■ H Il'imriV :i."erl 1 ili.il with a I. rll'l of 1 >;' \\ iiD-li' ■s Ma n- could u< >t 1 o • p man;. *»i' d j* , se Tel ! - from ti'. ! 1 e in’ thi s amusing bv j. ol In •V.'le t * ! i a 1 i - a\ li It t bill 1 lie i h h a 1 i- t a 11 -• of t !ia i !""king | lief imi v Ilil he 1 l t : V t* 4 * "• ;. ml leb -nopi ! — i VV -i ml ll 'ill fll'V ,, ; V e d 1 lie g !*‘ a! reb 1 igbl i xi iii iie 1 ill ( 1.: a * (!ui’ii ng i be Fair, and Hi itik- ing it ;t si^i.a ! T> one -ori iire t t .v- ing Ii a la 1 tu a 1 4 t 1 i* it.” < ’:iii \\ 4* lin d an a- ! r : : ‘ f ' \ 1 French labv L, w i i! Inis Ii »l*t ;» iici |mst of IhO.tHKi Ir. liC'S to e-.; :\!>!;sh ; i priz .• to lie g; he: ■ i 1 V. out di-i bn'l i' 1!' "f nut ional il i«» :: v OlH \\ i ii" w ili ind Olli -: Hue w a \ • "f <*oi; i; iutii' , ;i! ioii vv i lii ;i -tar; i Ind is. ! . i . ■bill to il s( nr atid re ' ive •j i j a ii - SWtT l here!r om. ' .'•llllil We t bink that • i i* ( |' ’fC a<i;! fr'end »1;. • j ed lie, | h n i i t lie in k 4 if 4 •uriesity? \ 1 »\v \ a liohlt • truth, so W : i K Iy k . :,'ivvn. < )\v - 21 i!.- v o i: bme! :iim pu!-. to tie - p. >\\ t •• y oor»’s ® * into the Sarsaparilla wins conn ’eneg of tie its way .* ])eo: e by* th e good it is doing. F :ir ! .* i 14 i.S guarantee per mane; d CURES. and t; I ll Of'l( ■. - ere one of tin* your body. They 1^1 Si OPH I ir eletin and in it you want to vND NERVOUS . : ■ ied. They i i ' >i'i:ig to a i i ! if ■ id bee Hues •i • f h< alth re- . ei :,:i • your kid- i ) [ JCHU. i . Si 111- : e !: i- an in- biadder rt J . ti has AMDS. iTen d for .11 in t he \ AN D BIN ■Ii :. an,” . • A. is STL- . ’ : t ! i i» I ii t • !• ‘I bv W • remedy ’rc -••v fe rQi.irip, r ■"rC * .“3./ •3 ti L. ‘“OOdS taken l; rn show with t ,cst man- ;*?. or Vehicles S:b. } and make oniy. Our j . - always premi- r s w hen a f'Anpetition world. IS THE SEST. NO SOUKAKINr,. C. M. . . All Free. Dr. King- value, and e now t he <>p- ol| ! he (’: Those who have tlsei New Discovery know it t hose who have no!. hav port unity tot ry it It advertis‘T Druggist and get ti Tria Bottle, Free. Send your name am address to II. F. Hue eago, and get a stmij King’s New Life, I'ills. Fi as a e<»py of (inidi* t IIoiiseholc I nst nie|<*r. which is gmirante. d to and cost you not lung Dul’re Drug store. W-,: n A Co .. Chi- box < e Dr. Free, i i- Well llenlt !■ iind Free. All of lo you g< X X 1 t the W. B CORDOVAN, ■'V FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALF \ $ 4. s 3. 5 - c FlNECALF&KAMSARCl \ ^ 3.5.° POLICE,3 Soles. ^fl rfefe.. *2. * I7J? BOYSSCHOClSHOtS. • LADIES • " SEND FOR CATALCGUE W*U* DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, AIAS3. Y«:u c;:u save I'lcnry Iiy pnrebahins VV . L. Diixirlan H!i"i*k. Uclit’iKC, '••!* i :e the l.e.r.' st ii.anufacturcrs of : .. .1 k-3 in the world, mid itn il:.!. t the ' .h.i.-tiy .stainpinif tlie name r.r.d pi on *.. • 1 which protects * on ngai.- 't 1: h . -et the middlrnian’s profits. .*• i. ,1 custom work in style, easy tittniK and vi. .Hi;' quititles. We have them sohl ciery- whole at Tower prices for the value river, th-.r one o'Ikt riake. Take no substitute. It your d.a’or cannot supply you, wc can. Soul by fV'* ll 5 he C A fl . c T ~ *'' ^ \ / \J AU . i • A- V vV agoj t r ‘. « ' Fiu niti ire Co., * 1 1 Lai•*: • • •_ * ..i' :n . illid will i t* j.: i ‘ 5 * 1 ,.e eeleblMt l‘(l i * 1 . ' ; ! : ’ • 1 '•.iv. ■ '' or iiiiy. 111 i: i «• 1 - ' *a ■ - • iVlle ls. Call t >m 1 !;'• • • i :* . V in thell* lino amt - WiUv*:r BHOS., GaUrey. i:. C.i • '!! i.e t.x I right. But bn gel :•' ask f«.r Ie ' I’remium n iij;ii.:ettired on !»v Carolina Buggy Co., "a <». ii •. i I Si* ‘"A. iD. BAKER, Prepare For Tlte Hereafter! CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER m; \kick in Sash, - Blinds, • Boors ! .', 1 )iiX|i,ired t" pH" I XH.S Ilf i i.itr in sm ndiilliie eiiiuplllile- ,i- and all kinds of Building Materials. plans jiihI sjirrifh’jilions f»»r } ji ,r s 111n* 1a* on >hoii not in-. THE /ETNA, HOME, AMERICAN, PENNSYLVANIA, HAR I FORL), i’ 1 . C*. H A 4 FAT PEOPLE I’viiK (Uinsnv Finns reduce y.mr wight Pormanontlyirurn 12 t<i L"' pounds a iiihiiIIi. No Stni vintf sickness or injury; No Publicity. '1’hey build up t he healt h and he.iiil i(y t he eomplex’mii, lenvin:: No Wiiftk- los.-r ihibhine-s Stout Abdomens and dillieiilt hrmi hin g- tin Iy reliev ed No Experiment, i •'•n Hi ;u pi!-it iv l’i ,ie|. i i " .'w-’.’lb pel’ p:li’o- ii. i I" mail p ' | 'a a I i« i i im m iib - and parti' uiai- -• al d, 2". A • * 11 lil.-l ox I I S' I - I lib I I 1 ( " . I I M ’, 11 VI . PARK RI'.niiDY CO., Boston, Mass. 3Cavr.it3, and Trade-Mart:* elvtatncd and all I'al ^ Jmt I';'-III'■ 'C'li'l ll I'-1 f r MO0CH4TC PttS. t JounOrricr is Oppositi U. S. PuTtiNTOrnri { / II.'-I 1- I !' ill 111 L-Ii tiiuu lllall ll. ^ <u I" (l ' I v. . hi.:. ■ II. 5 J h i.U i .'1.1, .u.i . !. or r,i . , v. a if * Jli i. W . . ' ■ I' , I ■ , * . ' e . i 1 • * 5 A CT. ’' it I 1 * ‘ I I Z t I i . . . no III 111'! U. Li. {>% > l .l.-U. j Z lit ‘. .Vi'h I ' , ^C.A.SMOW&.CO.: OPP. P*TtNT Ornct. W48HINCT0N. 0. C. Thp | Henneman Monumental Jewelry Store. T'ts iarges| stock of Solit Silver Wan ! ver Novell So:., >: . r ;*> i>i and ^' i-X WCCl in Pie( mo nt Carol iinr. Out of to^ ! ’:'R SOlij ■m,