The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, July 05, 1895, Image 2
THE WEEKLY LEDGER.
. : :i 1.-111:11 ; w.KY kkid.vy i:’>
I in Limestone Printing ami Piibliahing Co.
Incorporated.
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Li. O. SAMS, - - Editor.
ED. H. DeCAMP, Manager and
Local Editor.
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»|ia views of eorrospoinlenls-
(’orrespon.Ienfs who <lo nol eoniri-
i)U(e n tmlar news l< iters inusi iin-
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nut for identifieation.
Write short letters ami to !he poiist
to insure publication; also emleav. r
to oot them to the oliiet> by I'uesilay.
\l\ eorres|»on<lene<* sholiM he iiil-
dressed t<> IM. II. l>»t'aiiiD. .Manager.
pj;] MAY. .H'i.Y o. iMi:..
had already east I ii*' he.
avail, tl. imirilert r die?
\iudi .d. d.
itut :ii! to in)
General “Stonawall*
id:
Jackson.
’ .lACKHON.
OKCAK WILDE.
V t n.ad itiili is now i lie \vori<
of the famous Osear Wilde. Of
ill
era in j iie.j
i he sjkiri:
that in
st. <'om-
eeiror i'uy
is exact i ny,
and cal' tilated Io t ah all
out id a human hein
a tread-niil! r,r;- : !e •d 1 h* 1
pelled to W-Ws h lioul
nsull of tiiat weak: to inolint sh’p
.after step, hour after hour, and vet
i‘,main on you' - ori*.'ii;:t! l'. v>. 1, i.. i! : s-
liearti aimr iis!*. e<l. 'el siieii i ilu*
ei.ndition of a. mai, v/lio
tut ure Ik. fore him. hut
t
■ i a
le rno- ; e ; i: '
AM,
I ,
■I ijm .)aeiiV extremo eonscien-
111>I, I u ■ • m amt his rigorousobdorvanee
of the SahliaUi soh.!'oted him to the
charge of religious fimnieism. He
iu.ver traveled on the Sabbath, never
look his mail from the postoflice, nor
permit ted a let W i of his own to travel
on liia.t d-iy. a!wa\. h> fore posting if
im calculated ilie time it reijuired to
i aeh it s d( st inal ioa ; ami even busi
ness ie'teisof the utinnst inipyrlanec
were m ver a nt off tlie \ery last of
the week, hut wa re k. pt over until
i-;.; road
I
If you haven't paid for this j
paper and don’t intend to do so |
let us know so we can stop it.
We don't want to send it to
people who wont pay for it.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
From 177b to ISti'J each return of
the fourth of July was hailed with
delight. It was the day for patri
otic display in speech waking, mili
tary parades and tire-works.
The late unpleasantness put a stop
to much of this, so far as the South
was concerned. Naturally our mili
tary ardor had received a ••heck at
the close of the war. and we were not
disposed so much to whoop up enthu
siasm when the "lost cause" was
resting us a pall upon us.
But we have returned to our reck
oning, and gradually ihe South ha-
found out that, after all. "Tis best
’tis so.”
We are one in interest and in des
tiny. and again all sections of the
country unite in celebrating the
birthday of the greatest nation un
der the sun.
The event was grand in conception
and in accomplishment. "The child
had become a man,” and feeling the
rich blood bounding t hroitgh its veins,
under the inspiration of a grand op
portunity it seized it and made the
fourth of July a day ever to he re
membered in the annuls of nations.
It was bold, it was daring, hut the
event proved that the cost had !>■< n
counted ami that they were willing
to meet it.
THE LAW’S DELAY.
It may he that in time of excite
ment, caused through some uncom
mon crime committed, it is best to
delay proceedings, hut as a rule jus
tice is best, subserved by an immedi
ate investigation and trial. But this
is not the delay that we are now cow
sidering. The delay through appeal
to n higher court, or on account of
new evidence is becoming monoto
nous. It is now taken for granted
that if the accused is of any promi
nence, or commands any following;
if the verdict of a jury of his peers is
adverse he will either appeal or ask
for a new trial.
The history of murder eases goes
to prove that unless the accused is
brought to justice speedily, he go-, s
unwhipt of justice. Long iueare ra
tion begets a sympathy which de-gi-
ens ns the years go by, and the same I
men that in the early life of the case
would bring in a verdict of guilty are
apt later on to make a mistrial or set
the prisoner free.
Acting up to this conviction, delay
is the order of the day and the stale
is made to sutler in her linatiees; hu
man life becomes a plaything of iitt le
or no value that may be taken with
impunity.
Correction is needed somewhere.
which exaeted seoa-
elllplovcs on I lie
ator of (bid's
COI-
DARG
A ?■:
IN E
DOT
FIELD.
law,
.i ''nt
in
uce in hell
eyed it was
Fre
it all .:
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;i)
.oil;
i ur.:.in
r«'iig
ftiP
tl:
• ‘ ’ r t)V
ri. ue
nt to carry
was •
e 11V !>'
» ’ .»!
h: \
;«» Ed_ —
t la n
i Is
on Sail
>ath.
Among his
lie! L
The c<
dne
'.ViS 1
itod
to speak.
lei t ei'.-
; Wi l
•e 1 wo to
inline
nnil friends
tn'gins
ir *
•ffori s
wi4 h
! he Confcd-
l his \\
as \ T)
we!
Im
! Iiis
suoji'et
crate
Con
•.av
SS i ‘ >
I'cp ill
tlio law n.-
was d
istast m
to t
•
HO .tv
ora’j
e citi/,. i
ijuirin
.s th
• c
nrryii
g of t
ie mails on
of Ed
.g livid
and
it* \v;i
on made
t lie Cl
nisi
:in
Sabi m
Mn i
ie requested
aware
cf it.
Eiigi
livid
iiOW
ever Inss
111 pi;
st oi*
io
write
to I V
ry snein'oer
not ai
of Coi
L i-’ 1 -' •-
;•> \\
ills v.
lions 1
e had inllu-
Idl'd to
lier
laur
’ i; .
Nor lias
: own
st wit!.in
C i K’ Y,
and
Cit
< d in
•nse ;!s imv-
she convincei
1 t hi
worn
th
ing av
■ >ide
l S
.shinst
i nniii
s for fifteen
in r hordess
woitid he
*» V
v f‘.
>d place
y; ara.
rill 1
i .
ay in;;
he wim iimnitful
to loc
ate a homo
and
hr it
! g Up S!
that
n n
> i
iistance tlu
*v h;t«I ovt n
„ ., , ie repHod; "I did all In my
U> b« hero at the appointed
Dm*, but when t he steamer was de-
laycd by Providence, my' responsibil
ity was at an end.” The great object
of his journey was attained and lie
was ready to resume bis work.
* * * *
Only in the innermost circle of
home did anyone come to know what
this seemingly stern and reserved man
was. His natural temperament was
extremely buoyant and alfeetjonate,
and his abandon was hcaulifttl to see,
but was never seen except by those
whom he held nearest and dearest to
his heart. In no man wore the do
mestic allections over more tender
and noble. Bayard Taylor’s beauti
ful lines,
‘ The bravest are the tendered,
The loving are the daring.”
found a true exemplification in him.
—St. Louis Church Advocate.
family.
Matters From Maud.
[('orrospomlcnee of Tilt-: LEnoKii.
A) Af
D. F.
(’..
July 27.-
-\Ye arc
re-
joieing
in
line
seasons
. \V<
had
< 1 ini e
a he;
ivy ;
rainfall h
:.-t ev. :
ling
mid ni;
:hl.
The
DeW-
> of
i !i il t ll co
Dies to
us
again.
La
:st 1
'relay dc
: i' 111 i 1 g
the
utmmons <
•aine
is) ;
. -'mop
ui
'cmgg
s, »>
1' Sti
li e l.im .
Sh“
Fad
been a
-lllt'e
r. r f
or nioifh
• . hut
>he
has p-
iSSt il
inn
» a lih v.
•iieie a!
! j g
health.
j (, y
and
p» .ice. I
i ;• hun
dde
How’s This.
v i r one hundred dollars re-
any case of Catarrh that
cured by Hall’s Catarrh
oee i ion lor ivg/cl hut on the con
trary. Cod had made it: a source i T
pure i njoyment to him.
So seruplous was lie in the per-
ormance of his duti*. s that he would
not neglect even he .-malic '.. saying,
"one instance would I.- a precedence
I'.>;• another, and tin. my ! - .;les v.ould |
A iter hi-- eon- I
i a
hr.
ise:i uo\. n.
-1'
m
■Ue-ta.ns
and devoted life as.-ur.-d its 1 ha! tin
itoai man was waiting at t h
.hat the waters were
.- moot la- am! i lie v<>y.
( .-•choice had dechk
j ut iv;!it and '.roil;'-, hi 1 iv.-wlmioit ..’.nd
| i.idependeiu-e i liable him in carry out
! his principles with a total disregard
i of the opinions ol the world. The
| fo;tr in the Lord was the only tear he
i kia-.y. \fte!' Von . nil.' hi-' taiiii in
t,
We o
ward h
cannot I
Cure.
F. J. CHEXKV A CO.. Props.. To-
ledo. O.
We the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the last lo years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in ail
business transactions and linaneiaily
able to carry out any obligation made
by their linn.
West A Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo,o. Walding, Kinnnn
A Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, (t.
Hall’s ( atarrli Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Price 7ne. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials free
Some Union County Locals.
Prof. A. (J. Davis and Ids choir
will he at Corinth church next .Sun
day. The Prof, desires that the
ladies will bring full baskets as he pro
poses to put his choir-singers in with
the baskets or rather the contents of
the baskets in his choir-singers.
Rev. W. R. Owens will preach at
Salem next Sunday, the 7th Inst.
Childrens' Day at Salem lias
been changed from August 1st to
July the .‘list on account of the sol
dier’s reunion, which comes off on
the second day of August. The
Blairsvillc hand will furnish music
on Childrens’ Day.
- -*•*- *
Last June Dick Crawford brought
his twelve-months-old child, suffering
from infantile diarrhmu, tome. It
had been weaned ut four months old
and had always been sickly. I gave
il the usual treatment in such cases
but without benefit. The child kept
growing thinner and thinner until it
weighed hut little more than when
borne, or perhaps t*m pounds. I :
then started the father to giving
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and .’>i- 1
arrluea, Remedy. Before one bottle I
of tlie 2.7 cent size had been used a
marked improvement was seen and
its continued used cun-1 the child.
Its weakness and puny constitution
disappeared and its father and my
self believe the child's life was saved
by this Remedy. T. Maki.ow, M.
D , Tamnroa, III. For sale by W. I’.
Dui’re.
An Odorous Case.
Sijnire Phillips was kepi very busy
hist Saturday investigating a case
isting between 11. L. .iniinth and
John I Surratt. Tim cn>.« was about
some guano that. Smith purehmmd
from Surratt in ISIH. Smith was
ably represented by J. J. Webster
who conducted the case in a stylish
manmr. After hearing the evidence
of the prosecutor the case was dis-
missMl for lack of testimony. Sar-
Chasifc'.’-J v-v -.-..a atsfn Oint
L "• . .;.... ei,'- • for ( !; ■,..in bora Ky
CJranTated i.v Lids.'Boro Kipplca
: v : •::• a 1 . iScald J
: Ota per 1 ivaygis
*Q£fo: HBB8.
re" |«ittiag • tor.- : tire'1 calthy ewa»
;.ition try f'. : < i ( .y .dpv.n Pov.-dta.
xL' /tr.no v, >! r r. red dipertion, euro
.T,'!;)' V'> r ' n; -rt ; ou, correct
l 1 lacy uiser.-jy... t ;• : <\ .jr ,y • .nas, f;iving
la 7 li; • to . M or ever worked Lowe. &
v e " dragglitA
Jack and the game.
on the knee, which laid him
hod and caused t lie knet i(
which he did, and in two days w v
able to he around. Mr. Shafer inis
recommended P to many others and
says it is cxet Ilenl fur any kind of a
bruise or sprain. This same Remedy
is also famous f ir ii scurts of riieum-
atism. For sale hv W. B.'Dul’re.
t lie
s ijorn
: well
.'-ini: li
A
J n
N. WOOD,
!>•
i;. s: <
BANKER,
of the
N. V..
does ,t
general Iks kif; ,-ami Exchange
i n.|» in
hu.- F !■
-. Moil < cured wit h Burglar-
t«> Im -
t’riK.f ,
■ ■ .-'t niKi tic Time* Lock.
Balm.
Sah t y
B po i! ii .xcs at moderate
!•• • 11;.
i’ev-i am s. Ms r'tocks and Ronds.
' ( ••in:;, ami Sc!„»ol Claims.
YoV!!' Im-i lies.- s dicsteo.
■- .* jr- "
• J'-SSSVAJKB
Down they go!
pyir-pQ i
A i ii vi* W s
D v . A. O. THOMAS,
Dental parlors in new brick huild-
ng ii r ar of ]>os;<ilTicc.
Tec !) extracted witla.u! naii..
All work uuarantced.
Welcome
'.Veli-doO(
wife ami a lender i
May the bereaved ,'ami'y and
fri'-nds all r'aeli iiiat
t !m l.-dit r-. v -r dim.
!. I. < lain mtae
ing m i.eid m* ' o Ids • ; ra
and is now r.-- ; d\ i•> 11.r;
grain and hale si rav. in
oianm r.
Turt le and eel lishing
lad at l lie Furnace p
i'ltillips lias tnlveii i im
foniu r and ! o u:- . S:n-i.
i Will Furuni'd
killing a four
ter. and
third !>
hlaeksmike, while M
shootin.r Ini'.vKs and e!
p’n-s ell his neigh!,ors
know win'll In will n
gageinenl s.
R. ii. Linder lias a.
ent ting cord wood, lie
to >ol a man that i
We attended tin
union of t in .'■. ort.lie
t ic l'l'. el* ’
at '
\VI
arhlly co
nfornii'y, gi\
up dam-
calm m
■ P ;
in
g. t heat i
'c going and
•every uiiKi!***-
■ was t Fat
of j
nn nt t hM
Imd a t' iidc!.
cy i i icml Iiis
fes, a in' ii
i
Ik
•art aw.t\
ii'om holy ii
liing.-.. In n
nt r v.-{'.s
i!
:;
i j ill's l ion
was raised :
s io tin light
and . 11 ich.
cii ;
:nt |
; j Y
■ v. roi g >'
f induigein'e.-
which many
bright !ni
Vi,
insider
innoci , !;
c would y
r ornkcn in>r i
[ilea nn;: iy
: • Well i i
;no-,v it i.. not
,1 *| ......
, |
w
rong not
to do It , SO
1 am going to
!;- j
1
1 >•
■on I lie
si: ■ idc.
Hi rule was
r.\ and n
* !: !
ft
V I' to u
mi;.' anv oiiiD'' imise Wi! h
:s!i and cie.
.r: :
: i •
s I'.nnci,
dc-.. lint ti
n-i'e was im' n
tin neat
y, \
i !i
! :'t i ■ il ■ • i!
a ciicism or gloom in his
is i nc hii ■
n
ligion.
It : h-M per!
■tuai sunsnine
i t
lit
(»11 I»! ; if!". ; ; M i 11 i V
ini rful seren
..'id. Jin.is
lie* ;
it (
y was in;.
t he fnll-tiov.
ing of a placid
'itd'on on i
ti on tla-
in* I
it -1
.'ll
ream.
Amo's;
his friends
in Lexington
. rs comes
in ;
Wi
;is an <
■iikr of the
Fiv sh^, lerit;n
' K/t t V I! i m
Mi j
cl
ill! il.
,, i.e, 11 |
1. .Kilill 1>. 1.
.vie, a. man of
!’. Fhillips
j S i
1*1 1
re eon 1
■■rat F>n and u
sefulin ss. and
ai ing eide'.i
:ui j
to
} ■ -\i
i ill III .:.
per Jackson
was much in*
11 i 1 : ! ■ > :.
<•! 1
(k
op 'i Hi.
spiritual p;
rolil. He dc-
r:a.i.e ids e
li
li;
hBd in
visiting ji
r. Lyle daily.
a. i
l tbus c
mining undet
: tin constant
■(•c of lian
ds !
in
oiiem'i' ■
1)1 Ul" wiliJS'
inner Ciiris-
• nl.OW.S !.'
>*v :
i !
If. ill w
.iS as i■ ievui*
M as hi:; out-
1 ir a joii.
» » i
i ii|<|
as. ;..' was a
cl i ve. ids ow u
u.u'.y sche
i >1
rt •
1 i l . ’ i» 114 Li 1 *
imraci r In*'
a.Tie moulded
ilroad iiiv.-r so'-iation
iiun ol tne | PjIq i|, ;( e .u'i d lyp-' fer whieii he
v '' ;,< ! -'on- was so eon pinions, il \vu.- largely'
\euid witii on' New I n.'.n-'-.u! < huieli .jy,. j,, yj... . gU'da.iJce in re Jig- j
on the 2bth and .*('1 !i. 7 1 ! • i:evi r en- readitu.--. his own bright i xampl
joyed a union boiler. Tim d-votiumd j . u , (l n : e i iotis. tlmt Maior Jackson
exercises were awakenin'.' and edit
ing. The ijUi.r'us \v<
ailtiiieil im
Del'll
witii enthusiasm and were plain and !
poinled. The music, eornlucled hy
i>. i*. L. Marlin and M. !!. Scruggs, is
seld.om excelled, and liie liospitaiigy
iha! we r. eeiv, d of the New I’lia-ani
• d faith which shed such
lajor
a suranee if
sunsiiino over
liis hitler ye:.,s. He also taught him
! to cherish a high si use of the value
; of prayer, and loeNpcel an answer to
it. U.o was cnee asked what wa s his '
. understanding of t he Bible command
n ,ple was all \vi could desire for j l() | h . ••}„ i, ; grayer,’ - and to
lemporal or.- pinlua! i\ .'n ..I um. i he
meet ing was |,reside d over hy Rev.
R. Tan in an al>i<
\Y
and mast.-riy
a ie.-son of
j I'everi'iice froM liieneat and clean ap
pearance of i lie church building. '>n
our ret uni horn;' .Sunday evt ning, ac-
.1
‘prav whliout
was, "I can giv •
illuslral: , . if y<
w iil not think i a
as a mode! for
fixed I Im habit in
! never rai o a d
in prayer,
'ea.-ii"'.' iiis reply
you my i . a of it !,y
mi will allow it and
u:: vi t ing my self up |
o! !i
l
lei VO SO
: ea! ami
let I r in i he
THE RECENT TRAGEDY.
Correction of evil doers is dillieult
and dangerous. But as long as there
are breakers of law there will he
those to enforce the law’s demands.
The government, stale or na
tional, considers that it has the right
eompeuied by Rev. < .
A. Siaiw, wo’ -ailed at I’elly lh-y-,
tmlii’s lionie. wliei'e w ■ sp- nt an hour
in religious services ami took up a
collect ion f,,r i la stead Gentleman,
il-- talked ehe- rful ot Ids home in ■ .
lieavin and how he hoped that Jesus ; ,
would soon come with the summons, p p ;
He said he was only awaiting (rod's j () j- p
time. He talked of the ;,rt- iciiers of
hiff day, among the number were !
Revs. Dobbins, Hicks and Blackwell, j
His mind seemed to he clearer tl, m :
we had noticed before, lie remem
bered our ias> visit; also our name.
He talked of his conversion and his
chureh. \Yc told him we had hoen
to a Sundav school union. !i<- ?ai '
my own mind that
ss of water to my
iipsv.itho.il liding my m arl totiod
in i hanks and pray, r for liu* water of
die. Then when v.v take our meals,
a 'A’iienever
emi
: along v. il h it for
m its mi-sioii -nd
Sent.
Vie,
drop a
a peti-
( • : "l : hh-ssing
tin j.erson to
break the
just received, i stop
In as:. <>oti to p-vp.'ii’i me for its eon-
tents, ami make il u messenger of
good. Win n I go to my class room
ami await the arrangement of the ca
de!.- in their plaeis, tlmt is my time
to inleived,' . it h < tod for t liem. And
oft he *h
nous liquors, and the state govern-
tions upon others. His crystalline
truthfulness was so eonspicious that
, ; a friend once playfully represented to
any high schools m the county then j hini th;M , lis Mwt ,dless precision inter
and he replied that the Curtiss i-ar-
ril'd on a school of different branches
at Limestone, hut the I. ader got
burned on a vessel while on a journey
to his native land. He invited ui- to
como again, saying, "! <lo not know
how long I will he here.” and gave us
incnt further restricts its use. As
long as this is the law, the law should
he obeyed and all good citizens will
do so. This however does not pre
vent them from doing all in their
power, legitimately, to change a law
that is obnoxious. In the very na
ture of the case the constables stand
on dangerous ground. Appointed
to enforce n law against which tin re ; !l * u,:il ’*y good-bye. We were made,
is determined opposition, they have 1 * I Mhi v mu \ Lit.
„ . , , * . . , . : arrived at Maud and tound ,
often to take their lives into their i u waiting couple and lheir color kI
own hands, hut this does not mean friends, from whom wo received vows i
that other men’s lives must be sac- 1 L> our quent ioningami w ■ jirououimed i
riticed tp make an arrest or eonfi.s-! i11* ‘ ' 1,11111 ' :|1 ^ '' v ‘Jo hi '
. ii i i |. , . . natUiiis ami Judy Davis, both of
cate blockade wln.-key. I lie stale n,;.,* i r , ,
J j tins place, and of our most rcspcelu-
heeds discreet men for the office of hl, ; colore l families.
constable. The opposition to the i (L B. Ilumphi'i , wife and eliil-
dispensary law is largely due to the ''j'' 1 ), 01 i'le.'tsanl (ueve, vi"i!ed. W. i
kind of men appointed to enforce it. '-* liui ', J. !. h'-bbs ami .. 1.
- _ | liiompsoti ,‘satimlay and .Sunday.;
DR. I3UCHANNAN IS DEAD. ' l ' Il(,ir pees, m-o was mtteb enjoyed.
Dr. Buchannan suffered the last ^ 1 '
penalty of the law July 1st. Di-, Four Big Successes
vorced from Ins first wife he marries Having the needed meri.t to more
a woman of doubtful character whoso than make good all tho advertising
property he secures hy committing elaiined for tiiem, the following four
murder most foul. In less than a have reached a phenomenal
l... n. t,i u .ii..,i sal( ■• Dr. king s Now Discovery, for to make the trip in tho usual number
month lie ro-marnes lus divorced K . olll4imiplloUi roughs i
wife, is apprehended and convicted each bottle guaranteed—Electric Bit- ! knew him to he the very soulofpunc
of murder. Never was prosecution L'rs, the groat remedy for liver, slom- i tuality, exprossed their wonder at his
more earnestly pushed, never defense llc ^ :UJI * kidneys, Buoklen’s Xinica : failure to ! eoine up to time.” I’pon
more ably argued. Technicality .i" , . l , H , , | ' vo, ' ,, | l . ;: , ,h1 |)r ’ ! llis !,rriv “ 1 - 11S Hoon a ' s ,lu ' ^
m •'“'i;: •' Aew Life 1 ills, which arc u j mgs were over, one fif them ox-
after technlculity has been ferreted perfect pill. All these remedies are ' claim, d, "Bui, Major,
out and the battle waged hot to th>' guarani red to do just what is claimed
last ditch. 'Ilie wife of his young ‘"‘‘fhein and the dialer whose natuo
is attaehi'd herewith will he glad to
tell you more of them. Sold at W.
B. DuPrc’s drug st :o.
fired with the graces of consecration,
and that he laid as n.iich stress upon
truth in the most insignificant words
or act ions of his daily life as in the
mo.-d solemn, and important. He
said lie was perfectly aware of this,
hut he eho. <■ ta sacrifice all minor
charms to tlie jmramount one of abso
lute truth. He weighed Ids lightest
utterances in the “balances of the
sanctuary.”
llis ideas of honesty were equally
; rigid, and punctuality he regarded as
a virtue. No one could ever charge
; him with dAaturi. < ,-s is fulfilling an
engagement ; or h it was possible for
him to do so, lie always gave notice
beforehand of his inability to keep it.
His personal habits were systematic
| in the extreme. He abstained from
; all stimulants, using neither tea, eof-
1 fee nor tobacco in any form. Intox-
! leant;? \.eif avoided by him from
' principle, its ho confessed ho had a
natural fondness for them, hut was
“more afraid of them than of Federal
bullets.” In LsAti Major Jackson
made a tour through Europe. * '* *
In returning home his steamer failed
_ Discovery, for | i
i consumption, coughs and colds, of days. At this his friends, who
Electric Bit- knew him to he the very soul of ptine-
tnunhood did all that, wife could
do to get mercy to act where justice
claimed, "But, Major, haven't you
bee 11 miserable iliee t in bi-gililling of
lie month? You are so purliettlar
in keeping youv appointimiits that
we have imagined you w» re beside
yourself with Imputlenee.” "Nol at
Remnants^
Remnants!!
/LIRGA/A r S FOR J//AL-
SUMMJiR BUY HRS.
I\ HWISSLS, ORBAYDYS, INDIA LINK .NS, MILLS.
* (trepons. Baiixte <’loths, (’Inillies. (iinghnnis and M'liile
Dr-'ss (lends. These are all new goo!,- and w. cordially
invite you to call early and get lir.-i choice of the many bar
gains we wiil offer in the above.
) ours to please,
Oarroll & ii’i >oii i 4?i\
nili ir ■■ m ~ i i ~ ir mi■ ■.»-sa«.- * * .* vr. » m*. •
Bargains in Everything
Kept in My Line
JUST THINK OF IT!!
A few mor«'nice straw hats'2d ;;ei (• • i. !—• Mian cost. Big line of
phry-, wltile goods and outL. f-oiu *. !•. • *jc io:'uie;-i\ 10c to
.•><-. shirts <>t every ;.i , I from 2i • to $ ! 'hini. of huvtng
i i' * 11 ii e - and sdk .••trip, d ch i..' •\v.,.r F g.V. fo il and ihc por
■ *"'d. rnnhroid. ry an.: 'an to.* - ii ..•• : * menti..:} tin'prices,
i an sM-'es nre going .'lieap and :a-t llie- .-Is are moving and
: *ve -..t t » mow in .n:er; ,> have roon 'or on: imniem-.* fall line.
‘ ■ o. ■ an.! n ! son.*' iiM'vaitis i.eean v . . 'Item for you.
'iand Le hi ning fruit jars. Four poin: . ::•!•• d wire at 2Ac.
W. O. LIPSCOMB & BRO.,
MMie 2 I 'isitloi'H.
iii ’
si ’ •'■.j. -2 'e’n A. '“j J v
• iigaaprars * lor * H _
PISTOLS, CartrU'^es, Ouns. Cun Caps,
5 Powder ancl 8 v to l, Ir>m Kin--, f./lanI! ’a 8i -
sal .lopa. 3arn Doo' CV-asc and
r? r ; h,
•VARE CO.
.. cm -.rr.- •
AN ALL Vi't >t)L SF IT for .ft and up. Rants o: and up. < :"ni ' Sliirts ;
20c to .'jil.ko, Ladies’ Slippeis ffOi'to .‘fd.do, Men’s ri'pi.eis ami
s—ii Ji. -i, 21 A W7 y -L <£. 9
Transact a Gena ‘ j-Tis’nass
| I rrjRv LMCfT allowed of T•:••••:a DepceitA by
Arrangement. W|
Safety Deposit Boxes for imar. *
?. *5^ t voii-.t« • '• - ■ * ■ A’i.'-U ocl.
('hililren’s Siipja ] s at Bottom Rriees. I'anning'i’oo!.; of ai I kin
t liink of a good Hoe for 2
Flour, Meat. fflhs of goo
in (Jroceries as da ap as anyone in town. A ehattce to prim you i- all i
I want to sell you what vmi want.
•oiiom i I o es. i arinmg I oo.a 01 nil i.inus ,, ^
2>* n Horn,-made Bug-'y Harness an i I’.ridlis. , iMir / : nrt/f T;Vi f'ATTIDdllV
i coir, e for .j:t : Tee. <’ot tolim-. ami , vcrythi-ig . iilU mlimj Xiii 1 JjdliU (I.UU y _ d.MUiii t'Oiiipdllj ,
Thunking you for past favors, I am. Yours Respectfully,
j. i. *32Yi*i*a\Ar A r.
PLASTICO.
Wall decorator and la-antifver
! nr.
r ft
>r r-aic Buildii
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near by ami i
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■iiMi iC' 1 he •.')c »h- i
. '.r tom
Springs
1 of
this
. ohn
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n lot s of from
'.H t
to ’u!) ai .' ;•■ |.,i F!; :v!
1 'me rates
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V, i*
"Ill '*' 'f far.;: pWl'pe: . .
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full
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• ieular • apply
to
MOSES WOO
0, Agent.
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.s.
• 5
1 V . —
-All
l n
spassing on !:
tml
s i>f 1 hi- Company ,
.: i: g and i
removing
n her
. tis
hing
or
hunt ing an h
irbidden under pi | ; ,.|ty oi
law.
PLASTICO.
Cover dirty wails and Hy spec
PLASTICO.
All neat housekeepers use it.
PLASTICO.
Fruit=Time
and
Harvest
i m every act of t Ik day * have
made the practice habitual.'’ “And
. ... don’t you Somethin'S forget to do
he never was at one, hut he hud been | ( | lis y" L is kcd his irieud. “I can
to union meetings, asocial ions and - ,,..,..11., s . 1} , tlu . hu ,, it hilS hi .
camp-meetings. I ask him if he had ! ( .„ lm .‘. i !, )1( , S | urf lis .,| as hr.-atl.e.” I
. - , (‘ver atttMuuMl Samhiv school. ilc , M iim h»iil
to restrict the manufacture of Spirit- q ves- that thev mvd Weir t rs , •' ' ,J j u ? >m laid down tlie
, , ' ust ,“ m’ 1 ' most striitgent rules for hisown gov* 1
I hlue hack spellers and that his . | R . JU , Vi f (UV0( { Jus convic-
tcacher was William 1 urncr. who!
was then the last educated man in |
the eounty. I asked if there were .
Conducive tt» health and attractiveiies:-.
KIoW If THE TIME to pack away Flannels and W'oolens, and there is
** nothing sure against Moths and Insects but th CAMI’lDiRM \RISLES,
Call and get them and save your clothes, only per pkg. A few moiv
straw hats ' r " K,,lt 0A:< "'
J. D. GOUDELOCK.
Furniture
av ir/r/t us aa/) / aj/ rr/u
'• V.- . •*/ . - "... V jv • * - , II.
PARED TO FURNISH ) OU IVITII
.Ri'i'l J ARS, RrRBKRS aND CdAIN i !!ADi.ES AT THE
Iowa-l prices. I have just ree. iv d'»<'• J • a. )irs fruit jars,
i’rellicst line of stravr h i s in town, i em offering thif re-
tnaimier of my stock oi eo ! orid emi..-, id at cost to close
out. Big lot and pret ty sty les of lav.u.s. dot i, >j • w i >, elm Mies, ducks
and shining prints at rock b dio.n ; rieeK. I have on hand a full
supply of corn hay. loan, colP n seed meal, hulls, Hour and any-
tliino 1 (dsc von want in groccrits.
&sr Fii’O ilcli' cry in tow n.
HA VE YOU EVER NOTICED 117/A T,
A PLEASING EFFECT A NICK SUIT
OF FURNITURE HAS IN A COT
TAGE?
B e it ever so in mbit: \ve can set it off
with the furnishings that would please a prince. And
the prices arc just right.
Bed-room Suits $i4 and up.
T he undertaking business is a sad one,
hut then, people must die and must he hurled. Some
people have not the means to expend a large sum on the
burial of their loved ones, and yet, they desire to give t hem
A Respectable Burial.
W E CAN ENABLE YOU To Do THAT FoR A VERY
small sum, and while we wish you and ymtrs to live on
forever to enjoy our Furniture, still we invite you to inspect
our line of
Coffins, Caskets, Burial Robes Etc.,
before you die or when your relatives die.
CittttOLL, CARPENTER A HUMPHRIES.
* A
Lipscomb.
I am continually receiving new .-lylcs of
tikiwisi sOiiaoj'.'VJOi
One hand'oine
<diiokoi'iia;£ S no„
Upright, at a bargain, but tittle used. A .Ini' mio;- of livst-clas:-.
at low prices. Thtgoods me
E >icooi I’ctniM 1 !t<* j'iS iiimr -.ok
and no agent's commii>sione to be paid. Cnii Saturday, or Mondays or address
\V. 5-x- JOII^SACKN,
' CrA' I'XIvV', S*. O.
.'J**.?
i . A^S^’YJMVW 'V'aC’Wa
Ladies, Take Notice!
Soap! Soap!! Soap!!!
«■
littvji Oil. l>iitl(Tiitilk tind (Ilyct t ine; Olivo Oil, lluttormilk
ant! <il\coriiio ; Vasoliito, Uutt* i'fniik ami Witch Ilazol;
M.'tgiitdia numjiiot, IVi’eli Himv, i'hlof Flowor, Itoso Boil-
c|tioi; thii uiiilHT •luioo—ho hito-t.
Gentlemen!
Tho (hMintis < lout Ionian o; .1 ilu- uoi'M nvtT.
1‘aint vont* honwo while u» .nv alntosi giviti'. 1 , material away.
W. B. DuPRE,
l*l»oiie JI. rSiKlii CVill * I*ini4r>.