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THH W^^KI. V The LimcsUnc Jncoriic'itc LKIKlEIi, h" 1 ill rci'";- vmi-'c: mr' v*il! "l; 1 ! hem j .* ’ )rv y 1 in | (" F.tt'. it . pomii Jar 'N"tes. ‘uci f i :r: bi i KIDaV HY 1 . '• • • i i; ?! firifi i t ; IfT;» til I' h> i ll . a J an .. S. < \pril |.—! trt < I' 1. ; > V , .1 Publishing Co. ! Him. •: liir.i*i:rli undei '•','1 Isip .uni *■ j V .nr. i 1 1 A IS • )W' ’ MIU' (Ui’.’Ih i)“* don* 1 iVi t-, ! ‘I ' ‘ ml ID) Iri'.Vl* •' n b * * • I i!\ . *1 . > !• ' ■: < vo] rk f. r :i f 1.. iii. , \vc( !c ii; th * I*-; of :■ I ‘ m l j’ jf; 1. I rtlUQ ,,*! :! cn let u. i:,li .it ■ . nt h i . ’, r •, i i * 1 » ! he !. Gh: .Viiri Ji!;F : «r* j ! *( ! ! i, i 1 ’ n :!ini - , '! (in nt iii :lie fr. ; » , Y i 1UI I:..;’. <’ ■ i! nl.imd I b: it t!u -- - -— — ■nui; <: ami in uluc.-sil is ml r i:;/ t < m R. O. SAMS, Editor. THE UNITY CON VEH HON. ED. H. DcCAMP. Manager and Local Editor. fin; ;!;a i‘ ! not ;< : :l !( for the vifv.s n!' com- »i>!)n<leiits. Com spoudi-nts who do not coiit'.’i* onto rojjidar news 1< Iters must fur’ : Tish their m.'ii.o. not for puhliea!ion- | Put for id- lit ifi,-at ion. 1 •uhd. at ■ ii-i in tin "'tat*• in- ! t '■ i.: •. i \ • all er oit. i a.ii ! ha! nss'inhi'd I \ lumliia. liar nony 1,-n.in ole •iv '•lim. wa in t il.t! t li: »St; yi ars to <•'•.,'.•. 11m peaeti a:v coiuiii:; out. Son < say | ii is cotnplot< !y !\i!lcd in tiic ; mam p! ic- hut I ' liitik t imt j rake . fa: as ini county .s I Corinth’s Choice Chowder. 11'orrcspoildciiCe ofTitK I.Kl>OEH-l CouiNiii. S. <k, April 2.—I,a tijipc ha- .isitid our sect ton ttgnin. Mr. .to.,. Jna«t f :ns* !' d's the victim. Wc lioj.'c the lit tie one will sooii he all riyl.t. ,'ohti l.ri lycs ami Calvin Nance went to i roiiyh idiouls acain last Sunday. 'i'in y h-ft the idiicken at hoinc ihis t imc. Erie Whelchcll Trough Shoals. A Model Man. AI most six 1 lion: -and y :irs ago V.hl"! Gmt hud nmde an cn i of ill he wiintt d ! makt just then, in * ( ailed upon Ada it to mime what had mud' . 'A ben ' dam \v;i J done (i 1 *d tins Aell ■ | 1; : ■> in t!. it V* .*’■ |H ct thin : • *.■ .1 011 I y v, ♦.! ) t:t li! a fi'W yeai': ! .. a cl libi i» :.s h(> 1 don’t eormspoiidcnci sliould he ad- d to Ed. !!. l'-< imp, Manitf'tr. w!.o wi I II j:o! it ii'ic 1 warfiiri was r:tg- Our ] ie iglib.irs ai r ■ -- Ha ri \'i-r ing di d b,'.vc iiic ii* angry pas/ions York roiiiily have i lie wh. ’"pi armiM. that v I colli l !i -I ,'oiild tend n l > proposilions to bind but bind COU'gh ! Bcv. in i heir mi i-t. ,!. P. Knox (a ; aniioum died al as i’s.ilm •ed » beat . not yet p:i -i 1 my hi Vi‘HI •:,! IclD ; ]>lia lay. Ilb- text v, ; i it •il: 1 Tiie Stale bus r igliteoli.: •ball lloiiii drli ki 1 ; know v.iictiier that child v >as named j or l ot. li in. .. have leenri such tt hriylit. siifar' lo.d 'tig child they could lot lie a sidlrhle name. That ,iiilil yu w and i suppose has searched im li.e rigid num ■ and he now cal!-' himself i law Ticker. I don’} know w!ietl:cr .'dam would hiivt 1 call'<1 liim that oi not had ho had the i . mini; with tin* other ani- .Missi-s Alice and have rt i urnot! from IT.o'y catne hoim to spend tlie sum mer with their parents. John lames. Sr., visited his son John James, Jr., last Sunday. Wnshie Childers, one of our hoys is working in the* niona/.ite mine. . ,,, , . , , j () i mals. I'law ! ifi t; is a nian I don t know hut I think he h, m liurrali for W’aali. He’s gone work at last. Ed J. Clary, Esq., of Home, S. 0., through h nut ", !i< vc Kit! HAY, Al’HIE A, IS'.IA. igales liegun in IMlIt, that tIk end of the | drama is nigh. _____ ll \y;:s shown at that convention Chi ARLEjjTON. i .K'l'e was no room for I lie Leaving UalTney at 7 p. m. : part isan. 11' i lu-rc wciv a f"W piping our < hu reached Charleston the next, morning. , :() j,, s |l( j,. ^iningthat hoded evil, The ‘’city by the sea” preserves her t | ltll was restlessness outlie peculiarities. In many respects she or i> V > t liey were drowned is the saim* Chai'leston we knew | j,, jp ^verwhelmin;'demand that now when for the 'irst time We hmd.-d on : WMn ,; 1( . j; lju . y (l unit'd itclermined , one of her wharves thiil.v-eigld years | ago. Hut the iiand of improvement ! ip,, one t r uiii!' i- still in the way. has hcen at work. Alt hough cyclone jj s not jiaci.'- d, Irliy is .-t iil for lias swept over her. fires leave cut a ; ind irdv ( ii-iirmau of the wide swath from the Ashley to the state denio.-ra! i‘- e.veiitive eommil- Cooper; the swamp Angel has rained : u , ( . j|,. j, j,-, ;t position to give shot and shell through churches. !,,.,,,,1,1,, if ,0 k ires to thwart residences and over her streets; and jj.,, of the vast iiiajority o! !he the earthquake iias shaken her foiin- ! stale. It is to he Imped that lie will dations, made insecure her dockings v , < i,,. , n ahic,[ to r-ink per-onal am- and opencil crevasses in !ur puhiic pj,jon und wurk for the good of his St ate. !a! eacli one then do Ids duty re- gardiehS of personal aliilialions or persona I prejudices. i .m ilenant 1 iovnioi when «'ailed on to convention made enten •d her S|ii ee!i ‘S of ! Iii' da v ; some what earue-' m a .■ i .n of her cn ter- and !•. ! ! upon ri ban n :■ •prink- (love: lor Sil'-pP'i'tl in that tie ui and said. hen i he eonvemiou a ijoiii'ic. d, more than :i day ’s je'ii'tify had I recondliatior. ! buildings, yet Charleston has sur vived them all and is more than ever the city of inllueiice and power. Her hospitality is unhounded now as it was when, to our youthful imagi nation, to be in Charleston was to he at the centre of the world. A new element lui business iife and h: changed tie character prise. There is mole ling of the foreign element that has learned to get a great deal and to hold what it gets. The battery is still the pride of Charleston. What is more <h lightful than to walk that magnificent prom enade, enjoy the refreshing breeze that lovingly lloals over the in coming tide and see the ships at an chor in her spacious harbor, her heats with wing-like sails gliding over the bay, or steamers with mammoth en gines ploughing the bosom of the deep. As we stopped before the bronze monument erected to the memory of her novelist and poet, W . Gilmore .Sims, we are reminded of t he days when he used to stand before the cadets and give them words of t he pnldic diseonf ent and wisdom and cheer. Hut Charleston is a city of ehureh. s and of Sunday school as well as of commercial interests. The new building of the Young Men’s Chris tian Association is a monument to their enterprise and to t he Christian spirit of her young men. Some of the finest Sunday schools in the stale are found in Charleston, ’limy are alive to their own iinprovmenl, and immcrmoii iii'i -id ovi r t he one of ; Lie fine;-!. . His words of rne-s Were t im' ly •snonsivc hearts. palm tree; lie shall grow !:;•.« a cedar in Liihat ii), '• was dr. Knox s first, visit to this section and lie made a good impression on our people, many of whom had never heard him pr, ach before. He tame and gave linrch th • day, having no ap point mei'i at eitlu r of his churches. Mr. .1. U. Jones and Ur. Miller, of vour town, came down to Salem ye.-- t, I - 'lay. .In i'- they' were gladiy n by many of tin ir friends. lb v. C. E. Kobert-s'iii will preach at Salem next Sab 1 atii, 7th instant. Mr. .1. Ellice earn* near lo-ing : mule iii Hroad rivt r y esfi rday . While ei'i.’s: ing iii the Hat 1 lie mide by some means aiimbh l ov> r t !e gunwale of I Ik flat and fell oti ties uppel side of it into the river. Its re n H eangiit on tli" guuwaie and and its binder parts were bning drawn under the \ ■ , ! by th" f cee <jf Hie* v.iTer when Mr. II. H. M Uai. i i ibi-ev. it off Hie ve .-el and dragged it around the end of tin tial, boiding it s In ad above t he wafer until Hie landing was reaelied a ui l in* mule was safely landed. Mr. Ituiec was on tie batik and witnessed tin narrow escape of bis mule, lor which he bad paid ^1 l<t. Mr. .1. Hemphill l>i_'ham and Mr. .VrtImr ami Mi— Uelmi- Hui'gei-. oi' Slutron, juid us n fri''ie!iy visit last rat urdn v ev idiim ruiidav. W'e are just too awful proud that it wasn’t our table he got to. i till' i VI just I--. <• ilii'i was engage 1 Iasi i’l'iday in iK'iirii:.; a a 1 • i ''tr.'. en A. U. Hi iii Tiger, ot I Ihi'k •' *ti ig, repre sent ing t !e Southeiu I.i: l.tniiig, Rod r. de 11 'V an! McKIWLEY AND HIS AIM. T. mat. \, ho aV" hi - name to the tarM: hill, when protection wasi'.i key note, i. -iili making Ids rounds. .Ye saiisfi* o wit it visit ing t !i«* \orlh- e. 11 ami V*.'. siei'u states lie has en- dy liappy Co.. piaintitT, and .1. J. Georgi-, fend:.nt. 'I iie amount involved .,0. ’liit pi i 1 by J. E. A el, i* r, T am! ’! !!. i*> 1'. It r. i!-i| peal"d or i Ik d"l MU Wits liot!;. eo’l ; -1 e, 1. Wi le s. : ;■ "ted 1 o a i'i by e ..ne’d and ail eon, i,roll/lit up. Th agree a mis!rial was o cellit of i k" .''■!• • imaith ! lie i rial '. i-es, near !ii li' !«- tit d the South and iii his owi.pvay is in ; !o make eapitui for himself. nun. a mu iji'iiueiit f'.u j /i t . ; 1»t. (l < I.. >»i i i l j! ’. t V, . of i'oioii, ap- ; u 1. I lie* casi' Tin witnesses id t \a'idoat !on In laws, pro i t - jury haling to ordered. < hi ae- .ul 1 in._ in had led .oil It.-', p I’t : i - iId- ease has t m ' if m !,.it .c m ,;p le.-.iin it i.- ! " a 1 . \ . t i 11:: 1- i! the 1 .1 - in wi.-hes to b. ■!p? m-.i'e all /iii il . . \v. gi vi: l !i ■ ;>:i! • of Sl l*''ll. (i ii by build- ; h e really be!ie\ • 1 hal a ii; il .'ij r. i' i':i n . i. (i i - in lid. : .ee- in r; ir. 1 !e eon -i!i; utio', III! i assisting rale of tiiritf i-; i t liefiend to She • on- 1 ion oov,. He 1 it!*; Im mi speiidii ig 1 he mil. re in loin ' its wor! The pn*- :iu- winfi r d biori l J. pricl ■i hi,' . mu '*i fir !i in iis . !ia T n pariiei hi) UI dl A«J I <•< Atlorm ys E. . \ . 'i'i 1 »t 1, of H lacks- eura . f!ui! th y uTer ()ne try li large, oi s it tint! 11• ■ s in burg, ami '1. ii ! * . . ■ i {Mil 1 1 * r, of i ’n ion, ! 1 (in d ' 1 11 >!'; r.: f ir an) c se tha' il I'.' I ‘aval an 1 hi* geii- opj-orl unity for i. I\ illhgV S t y'e he. Vl !."'cii opeut d Wiilel* since Ids .-milbern fiuir. He lied iicartl 'nit nt"'. lit' has seen for him self. The South is no long r "the -‘did south.' Topulisin inns raist l hi r- \ve:e befolv our l riai jo -'lict , rt la-! S:'.tur*l::y on profession d Inisiue-s. Mr. ( . \V. W'iii- mant. nierciianl of ’ \ iiki. .-villi', is <! >:i:g u !.i ■ e bll• i111s in tie •'"mmeiviiii lin . d iie I) ll a\ e In ell ill tli" t'lvo'.. .-•■iiiiug a: tl faugiit '-ome fine lisin Any amount of si;.'tigers are pass- Will Austell and wife were at O. H. 11. Clary’s festive board last Sab bat In If you should see about six (or a half dozen) men and boys come Into your city next Sal urday afternoon all begrimed with lightwood smoke you can just say at once that they arc your empty Inti Sam Whidehell s monazito hands go ing home to get an application of sidt soap and sand. Janies Teftitl.of Ccnterview,passed ihrougli these parts last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kirby were at i’ink Wlu lelicll’s bouse not long since. Misses Sal lie, Lillie and l.ula Al len visited relatives in Gaffney last Sunday. Mr. aud Mrs. T. C. Garvin were at O. II. !i. Ciarys hisl Sunday evening. Mes-rs. Cliff and Uraton Clary visited t lieir father E. J. Clary, of taken upon himst If a great, responsible task, to set cy ry body right. 11" seems to feel v -ry sure that in has been sin gled out by I he Hod who has made us all to enforce his discipline upon us right or wrong. He seems to think or rather wants other people to think that ho was horn in a lumi nous part of the country and has been S'-nt here to a.-.-eri his privi leges. I think you had bitter examine heart and there lind out that you are not the favorite of the Kates, and th .1 were you born in Hie very nick of tim , and are now 1 lo*i;e, last we al the place wher ■ y .u seem to be trying to sift th • si;,- from the peo ple. Now 1 will ?. v right here that while he I-; picl.i: g , from my stand point) he hid latter pick a little around 'daw Ti' ker ai.d try to pick some of tin* m. \ v. . ‘ - li uses from his articles, and w, vvi 1 * .'muse your gram;! :ti\ It your words now be speak y.mr jei. life vv .’ ill do very well w g tt i . \ " i me v come un it seems that Maw Ticker Is going for some of them again. We arc glad it is not us for Flaw Ticker is hard to handle. Hut ain’t the}'get ting in a nice mess about whistling nml dancing. So far as dancing is eoneerned we don’t believe in that at all but the whistling.if the girls want to whist le let them whistle. They have as mueh right to whistle as a man. We will e.ot say any more because so::i "lie might get 1)11 to US. We will say ii;i.'> mueh to the girls; whistle girls if you want to. SI.IM SAM. tier the may et I will ..! d ! l.iv, Ticker or you f lineraiil \:t you ! : ii against church member.; laneiog. Now let me lu g of you to try and get strength of heart to look yourself fairly in (hi face and in your mind, too, and see l lien if you do fully be- the right man in \ N W .V II'.IIS. Hove that you j>.\ the right place. Mt:s. R. M.u.t Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Wti & AB&OKUTEE.V PURE $xoo Reward,$ioo. Tie readers of this paper will he pleas d to learn that there is at last one dreade l iIh.m-,1* that science, has , r . r i,,,;,;,. , ., t heen aid.- to cure in all its stages, and S( nf! lis ,, ri " am i lli'M is Cutairh. HalTs Catarrh Cure I I!lt . (il( . ili( . M is l he uni) fiosil ivi* ( urt kuowntolhej Kim; (u medical fraternity. Catarrh being a | Sa i’eti iv Si’.. Atlanta, Gn. Tor sa!' h\ \\ . H. ituTre. MOTHER’S RELIEF. La not* vx'ii < u i i.i m; a t n Easy, .‘v ' .i i- * i .M-i!•! of mot her- liood d' • . . 'y at t and eon- j linomeui ; t ha: ■ • : m- a . I pai'iful | ordeal through which ail mothers must pass, restoring the mother to In all h, I’orni an l happitu ss, and p.'omot i..,; t . . 'irons development The Ancients Practiced It. Cowt’KNS, S. C., April. 1.—It seems strange what a war there is aliout dancing, wlien melody and motion is one of God’s eternal laws. Tired soldiers will march with more vigor to the sound of stirring music, anti a child six months old when held on its little feet will try its best to keep time to a tune sung to it. showing it to be one of the primary instincts of nature. “Let every man ho fully persuaded in his own mind.,’ This is the law of true liberty. It is wrong, this making a matter of taste jn others a misdemeanor, and by that helping to undo the next to the greatest com mandment, “Good will to your neigh bor,” which is the basis of all practi cal religion. Young people must have amusements, either dancing or games and tfieri ran be nothing more harmless than a nice social dance, and dancing is more scriptural than any other form of amusement, for in both th** Old and New Testa ment it is spfkan of without disap proval. in the most beautiful of all the parables, th<* prodigal son in the father’s hmise, they are spoken of as “making merry in the dance,” and the promises to Israel In Jerusalem are, “Thou shall again be adorned with thy tuhrets and shall go forth in the dances of they that make merry,” showing clearly that it was no act of worship, only and express ion of gladness. Wc make no rules for any person, and accept none, hut take the .Scripture rule, "Let every person be fully persuaded in his own mind.” feeling there is nothing more dangerous to the Christian than the too frequent sin in the human heart of feeling, “1 arn holier Vllfth thou.’* No M<mi:. Martinville Minutes. [Correspondence of Tiik Lkdgkb.] Mai:!'insviu.k, S. 0.. April, 3.— , r * Dellinger visited Jessy Jarre tt last week. Miss Aliei Blanton visited Culven Teningt m last Tuesday. Drue \\eboer visited Mrs. Mary Jurrett last Thursday. Messrs. Carroll and Geddcs, of your ' Hy, will be in this section Monday.* Maw Ticker has the advantage of the other correspondents in regard to having his communications pub lished. I have heard several of your correspondents complaining because you would not print their letters. <;. i.. s. [Feeling that Mrs. Ann Waters is fully able to conduct her own defense in the controversy now going on we propose to let iicr do so. The state ment that Flaw Ticker has any ad vantage over other correspondents as regards to having his articles pub lished is utterly untrue. W’e seldom refuse to publish a communication if it contains any merit at all, when we know the writer. W’e don’t publish them unless wc* do know the writer. We reserve the right to stop discus-, sions in these columns when wo be lieve it prudent to do so, and we gen erally do it when we think correspon dents are becoming ollensive. Wo have had to omit several this week because we did not know the names. You bad better steer dear. This is a piece of friendly advice.—Ed.) of t !n* i-kild. ."'old i.y druggists—.fl but i !k, i i* Y.. ..'i f.-r bottles, us i h' i.ri • and we v. ill send const it til bn a! uisi-ase, requires a <*"ii- * I it.il! i.cioi tn atm uL Hall's ('atari'll <Aiiv i- i■■ \"ii ii.tci'i. 'd!V, aiding di- iV' tly ", th" b! iid and mucous fair- faces of th" system. Hi re by destroy ing i Ii fo iodsl ioa o! I he dis'sise, and UCOD’S Sarsaparilla wins lib way " into the confidence of the people by the good it it doing. Fair trials , guarantee permanent CURES. Gin and Buchu i\ i tnev ■ ait ! HI adder f ksli- fails to ''Ui .•. S oi l for list monials. Adi riws, F. J. 1 'm;s!:v A <'<>. Toledo, O 7"C. £y2?“Sold by Droggi t Doe£ Year Boy Need BritaomiSca? E.vrmwtf A Wise Investment. A policy of insurance in such com panies as the .Etna, Home, Hartford, Ameriean Fire arid Tennsylvnnia to protect your home and business from loss and damage by fire is a wise in vest ment. I shall he glad to furnish sut-li pro tection at an) time. Cali before in suring. i*'. o. a<l; Y’. it pm iii' ., t!.. M > id. Believes pain in t lie haci: and sides Gives tone to the IduddtT. Klimuhites tin kidneys. Cures hriek ilust deposit. Aides digestion and increases the appi tite, ai:d d"i •: ai! that is claimed for it ns a k! sod Madi’er n medy. if you • ;;!/::)!•)• Iroiiiile of any kind try STl' \HT'S (MX AND BU- CiH . it , < vi r fails to relieve. Sold hy W . H. Du I’re*. ^ ser* 231 ' Iiw. 'i:ae of t!i< iie a; as suspicion I ramps. *vi i-M."''t t" !'• rin then* is a work for thi ni outside the circumference of their immediate membership. When Charleston moves in this direction witli her consecrated talent at the helm tlieri* will result concentric circles ot in fluence propagated to the limits of the state. self, am 1 vv 11 h venon ad liend luv iii: ini ing eorn. 'i Im m mi ! \\ ill !•'. I'llll mndi be r way i nto de :,.oerat ii ran 1-.s il: • n ami if I'ourse ihat i :• 1 ll" 1 illie making cuemie s win. before Were fo. • nei-'t j/i <iph ' o )>i;:iil. il '/'el pl'O- pli • wiil piaiit ns mui ii in .'ri. nclJ, friend.-. »s • di pivpai'i d soil i s i in ) msiially do Takim ' adva; it age < if ! his strained in i he .noon u will have plenty of it. relationship, McKinley is trying to make friends for himself. His eye is on the White house, and his steps are in I he .-'anie directi.ui. Press Opinion. The dispensary at Kingstree has been found to be short to t lie amount nt jjtSOU. This is getting to lie a com mon complaint.—Anderson Intelli gencer. * * 1: W’e fear the peach trees are like THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON VENTION. The “Forty” in its conciliatory work deserves the “well done” of all lovers of fraternal feeling, of State pride. As soon as it was decided that a Constitutional Convention would In held the opportunity presented itseli for welding into a hurmoneous whole * .. . . ... i - , i our cottontot li the divergent elements into winch , , ,. ... , , ' ii.i 15 _ 'caldi. Ilalf-a-ccnl a Ivama* is all the the body politic bad separated. bait the bi ars need m ■ to bring tin in These men were not slow to see i under their paws, lb 1.1 out at the I am glad to s e tie >r|■ nt |,ia>- i,• corr, pundcnts increasing. New names cn constantly appearing and that ])a|ier is now one of lli" lu st, newsiest and most reliable that we have in eireulation. W • pr.'diet thul lefore aiK'ilier year it will eiiang. from a weekly to a semi-weekly paper. “So mote it be/’ i.n. s. > ... 101 scat i i ■ c .') I-' Lczeraa,, .v. 2 ': cents pgr bos. VL TZOu • y>l(j _*.'» ii • • t'fi.ij * earn an .! j 1 - , '■■■ . A J-. 1 blooming out too early and lial)le to be ' frost.—Greenvilh nitiomi! party — .‘•-.tt* fYutfr;.'" * I in ... lino lii'.'dlliy co;i- irly in tlm year di'icn try i)r. ( ’ ,i •rid i lio'.i t’.i'. i!'■*?. iuped by a late x ( Y - . ;2 ■ ! di ; * :■! < j), f in e Mews. lo:;-: -f • j.:«.*lii: rri.'-v '../.v-tipation. inir d I'l lr:'*'/ <k. r'k id *-. groy verm-., faring ( (ir;'. 1 ; 1;!.' !■;:.. o’." <A o' i \ i pci! hr.,Jo mu) easy iisli to cent*. ,x.'r pad: .pj. ‘ by druggl Aii. planting sgasoti it always foils him. —Columbia State. Teaee is vr among us all at pr /-ut. WTieth. r it or whet her it | fact r 'iimin that peace is in i' in nn Fairfield News am! Herald. the opening and improve it. There is a “lime in the allairs of men which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune.” The chemist out of different compounds produces <'R-j •,,, .-havering ai" V .'us ments which, brought together in the | is "white win -e i” ih nascent state, enter into new combi nations that they would not do if left to themselves. These elements arc here, they need to lie united before they diverge fur ther, now is the time for true reform alike from Boformer and Conserva tive. And woe that man who, through personal greed for office, shall place in the scale the weight of Ids influ- u ‘largely in eviden i Guano lias found .•miidl sales ail over the county !hi:- year. II is es timated by a man of expi ri nee lu re in Yorkville HuT ab.dl half tie quantity usually so! 1 wi!i b used this year. \Ve eunno; am wiiere those who buy it can eotml on make- ing any clear money mil of ils n <•. Troimbly many of our fni'im rs A full line of Evapo rated and Canned Fruits Lhat are going cheap. f .rm.-- One nund ed and ?ty pou nc!s of Ian y can- dy to sell at 9c per !b. Tho celebrated Eag 1 e brand oT Condensed H A V 10 Money and Keep it in Year Community By buying your Building Material, Sash. Doors, Blinds, etc. from J.. BA K KB. W’e also agrees to do any carpenters work for 10 less l him can he dune hy non-resident eontrniTors for the same idass of work, eitlier tirst-elass or cheap. Bespeei fully, 1^. BSjiScor. YoiuitEi FOR SALE On Easy Terms. o rhe dwelling in which 1 now live. The Kiimsden Ii nisi* and lot, contain ing 1 i.i acre; of land a! Limestone Springs. The Sehirnier house and lot and the B. F. Spencer house and lid. both on Yiidoria Ave. A house and lot beyond branch. Twenty-eight aen s of land just out side incorporation in front of Dr. Gaffney’s residence. Apply to A. N. WOOD, Gaffney, Si. C. f*/111 k. se'ling per can. Yours, Slc. ence against tins effort at roconcilia- j thougb, like otlier men, li;i t it bar I tion. ! to break bad habit:;.—\or!.ville i en- The absorbing question now is, how slmll this convention he made man. Those who never i. ad the advi rtise- s^Hpl • ’e ' ■vrdif.i I V >e done will not be | m | f bud bee; l rmild, d with rheumatism j ... . . , , . . ’ In hi;: back, arms and shoulders n ad ■-.x; jit!}■*f--\ 1 {*YrO'®¥ 1:i9/U instead of emerging friiu,'.,, hl his t liow a & o light, it will be to plunge pi'omineni German citizen of Ft. Mud- / j ; Vy/ lyt,.-•'*. jjj k tO li SO lllS »— »*• - * ‘ i *.»• to re pi esc nt tin pat riot i in, I he in- nunls in t !u ir iuo*, : pape;'. mi s m u'e --- : telligence, the jirognssive spirit of than they presume. Jouatlian Keni- the age. if it is less than this the j oon, of Bolan, Worth Co. iuwa, who Work to be done, and darkness to A. N. WOOD, at 20cj BANKER, . does a gem nil Hanking and Exchange VV. M. WEBS f £R, Jf, hu-ine:-;. Well s< cured wit h Burglar- Tronf safe and Automatic r rime l.ock. Gli-i/'i Oi SIACKtih ll SON, : Saf ‘ 'y Depozit Boxes at moderate rent. Hays and sells Stocks and Bonds. Buys County and School Claims. "i mir business solicited. Is the Formativ* Period. It I* then that Um plnd It from fare, the Imagination tfnhcapcreJ, the memory moet retentive, tt* <yc brightest, and the maun most dusceptifcle. What • boy reads in thin fieriod becomes so Indelibly Impressed upon bis nature that It becomes a pert ot bit very Character. This Is a tine when •parent's roeptmtKiMiy Is greatest It Is not enough to tell the boy atint he ought to become. Most boy* nil Act overly rnsccptlfcle to didactic leaching. You can usually lead him a mil* daslcr than you can drive him n rod. See (hat he ha* the proper surroundlnge, and g little encot zgemrnt, and It Is surprising Bow readily be iovelops a taste for the best In llteratui j. Let that taste be Sove'opctb •n*1 there Is little danger ot to bte futures it was Dr. Philips Brooks V/ho said; "Show «e whet books oImr reads, end will retd you bis destiny.' How Important It Is, then, that your home should be provided with books of the hlghM Character. Fairy ules, and even, perhaps "Bufftlq BUT' stories, tieve their place M developer* of a taste for reading, a sort Of literary »U% •s It were, jut unless the boy «oon show* 4 C ifcrenci for the s*ronger meat of prattled owledg. history, travel, etc., you may b# dure that ; Is mentally unsound, or that (here has ;eh something radically wrofi’g R his educat on. The Enc /ctopmdla CrltarsknhM tfghtM been termed ” the cue* mated eeeeoco of (ho whole A-orld’e wisdom.” Let your hot E ad Its It eresdng pages, and be wW 000$ ok with Jlsdain upon "Cashy" htoru NYe are continually underestlmatitf a | capacity for large Ideas. There Is noth* fo attractive as truth. Give him the me but of which to construct largo Ideas. M Drlmnlcu in the home, where he c«i cons ' It contlm:. "y, and ae be attains maalvoOd I will find 1 place In literary or profeoeie life to whl 1 he may not esplre. Seize tl present opportunity |* pvwvMe a r oper lib ry for your home. If require* n vcstm-M of but Ten Omt* a day, If you OrJer le i 1 nn CoLUMltlA STaTL while It may be had at introductory price*. U O OtVlTT’C >11 ^ t i t If.'V.'N bcecs-c/-;, y- Transact a Genera! Banking Business II\TGJKCiJH'r allowed on Time Deposits by SiACvOiAL. Arrangement. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. 'Votir I l roaiiiM-ro O'LT'r I * sc®. Still prices <lrop. I am now selling .fl'i.00 suits fm* :v i.’J'i. ^ id. 1 hi suits for ijiT.iKl. .t'J.OO suits for ^(t.of), ^(i.on suits t"/;• > suits for .fll.oO, #4.00 suits for #3.00. Ladies Dongola Button .):!.0o slioos ^'2.00, Ladies’ Jlongoia Button #2.00 shoes#1.7)0. Ladies’ D".*i d i i’. iMon #l.;io shoes #1.15. [ also have any kind of shoes you want. <!• fits <'..n I’rom #1,0O to #5.00. Ladies’ button .shoes from .S5c to #2.50. * i.ult.m shoes fro in ()5c to #2.00. Children's from 25o to #1.25. (inui'iliiletl sugar 20 pounds for #1.00. Choice family flour #1.50 for In'jlhs. Good co!Tee, .ilbs. for #1.00, etc., etc. Farming imph ments of all kinds and evorytliing kept in a general store, so give me a call when in town at d ! will convince you that I mean what I say. Bespectfully, .1.1. SAKE ATT. 1’. H.—1 also have on baud the following brands of Guano. Navasso Guano ami Acid i’bospbate. Edisto Guano ami Acid Phosphate. Durham Guano and Acid Phosphate. Progressive Farmer Guan < and Acid Phosphate. Georgia State Grange Guano and Acid I’lio-pliatc. /i lls Guano— high grade. Chicorn Guano and Acid I’lmsphatc. Ci llor. ami < « rn Grower Guano. Mill days—Monday, Wednesday, Thursday ami Saturday. * J. I. SAB MATT. The Gaffney City Land and Improvement Company Offer for Sale Building Lots in this Flourishing Town, O A IT IV IC V O I 'V Y. Also Farms near l>y and in reach of the schools of Lime.-tunc Spring* and of this place in lots of from 30 to jOO acres on liberal time rates. Also Agricultural Lands to rent for farm purposes. For full particulars apply to MOSES WOOD, Agent. N. B.—All trespassing on lands of this Company cutting ami removing timber, fishing or hunting are forbidden under penalty *>1 law. Display Oiv 1.0! ’J "^PVT**, , into darkness deeper than now sui" rounds us. If either Beforinei*: ’or Conserva tives control (lie eon vent ion, and party lines are drawn, tin lack of harmony will continue where quiotuc.s nnd pros perity should reign. is;in had I. 'ell cmi-u. the sam" m dicliic, am! own 'wiird::: “It cured nn right uj).” lie also says: “A neighhoi* ami Ids wife were both sick in bed wit!) rheu matism. Their boy was over to my tilt ami unrest will house ami said lhey v,i iv so bad Im 1 had to do the cooking. I tol I him of ' Cbambcrjam’s Pair, Balio and ho\, il h|id cured me, lie go! 11 ! > i lie people will mil be satisfied tin- 1 GAFFNEY CITY RAILWAY CO, r.o I Zi Carroll & Co., Lossoo. j I he following schedule in effect D , SY), Blind , Mouldin'! and Build' ls ^’ . ,, „ . _ I.e.iM) (oitfney (Lipscomb s Hotel) jf;. ri. •. i’lil!. an-I C il'd' '•!:3° a. m. mriving Cooper-Limestone ' Infctlt ute S : 15 a. m. Bl TI'UNIN'U Manufacturers of 1 \ I*f i ,i L-YI\ >>.. S. t •' Ir- lie and ii Purchaic our make, wliich we gi.u antea to b* I, ivc Cniiiii'r-I iiiirsliiiie liisfiliitc cure,1 them U|) in a v. el;.” 50 cent Superior to nny Hold Sauth, nnd thereby ,, ‘ il- . , ■ 1^ „ " 'r r Jess they have a primary. They want J bottles for sale hy W. B. Dul’re. | WINDOW .nd FANCY glass A SPliCiAUTY i m. ’’ ‘•‘““' OU ,U uy P ’ f W. 1. Douglas I j THE BEST. FIT FOP A KINO. COP.iOOVAINT, FRE.X.H A L1!AUCLLXU CALT. R f>3.sp Fii;l Cm , SiKamarm j ^3A°?0UCE,3soles. !*2.*l. 7 ^BGVSSCH00lSW)tt L.AJOtCa> -?. E OT& C ^ L L%,. BKOCKTCKZ-lASn. Over One Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes AH our ahoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value ' >r the money. They ei|unl custom shoes >n style and fit. Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed. The prices arc uniform,—•st.'uniH'd on sole. From $i to * j saved over other rnrkcs. If your dealer cancot supply you we cun. Sold by WILKINS BHOS..Gatt'nAu v o Commencing March 2 .In and continuelng for one week. \\c ili-pla* the pret tiest line of Dress Goods and Millinery Goods ever off. red m Gaffney before. We have selected the newest novelties in all departments f .r the Spring trade and cordially invito you to visit our store. Carroll & Otvrpentor. March 29, '05. 'I'lio Iveticlertt. LIMESTONE * SPRINGS * LIE * WORKij, CARROLL & CO., Lessees. Manufacturers of BUILDING,« PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LlflE, And Dealers In Coal, Shinp^c * '' A '- ^ a ify’