The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 09, 1895, Image 2
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Thursday. May 9. : . 5
A NEW CRUSADE.
Greenvde News.
We have pondered patiently and
impartially the arguments in behalf of
woman suffrage sa be-iutifully pre
sented here during the last few days,
have absorbed the rhetoric and ad
mired the oralory.
We are convinceJ. We feel that the
t me is ripe for a great, far reaching
reform, 1 hat the march of civilization
and the conditions of the period de
mad a changre in the relation of the
sexe
Studying the subject carefully, fol
lowing wheie the arguments and facts
of the fair orators have led, we have
learned that man is and has been for
years the uncomplaining victim of op
pression and injustice and that his duty
to himself, to the world and to the
laboring mil.ions of his sex deintuds
that he ronae bimself from the lethargy
in which he has so long and inglori
ously lingered and demand equal
rights.
Under the present system the oppres
sion and repression begins in earliest
childhood. In the conservative house
holds where lingering relics of primi
tive barbarism are yet the objects of
superstitious, blind veneration "girls
first" is the motto which ever blights
the aspirations and bsfis the ambi
tions of the embryo man. The boy is
taught from the first that girs are to
be yieldst te, deferred to, fought for.
If his sister chooses to scratch and
bite and hit him he may not scratch or
* bite or hit back. The girl is served
Airst at table, is given the preference
in the matter o~f clothes.
- It contirtues so through all the years
of life. We learn from the statements
of the ladies who. have spoken here
- _ that Dearly all the colleges in the coun
try established- by men for men have
opened their doors to women. Yet
there is not a female college in this
broad land where the most deserving
or ambitious or eager y-oung man can
obtain admission or secure a diploma.
Here in our own fair city Furman
* - University invites woman students
within its hospitab'e portals; but no
young mar, however he may ejamor at
the gates of the Greenville Female
College, the College for Women or
Chicora College, wtll have heed given
. to his clamoring, except by the police.
He cannot even go to them as a visitor
except under degrading limitations
and supervision. Brothers, is this
right, is it just? Why is it ? Are we
b~easts of prey or uncleau things that
we should be deeme i unworthy to put1
soot within those hal:s except on stated
pccasions? Let us oo.thec roung women
the justice to say that i:.dividually they
are probably not of that opinion. Yet
gnder the existing system this ont
rageous end debasing discrimination
exists. .Our yougng men are absolutels
unprotrcted against the ravages and
givalry of the female sex.
We' are taught to uncover in the 1
presence of women-a symbol of
glavish sers'ility, a token of reverence,
* e confession of the superiority of the<
*sex to which we shoulci, by the teach-i
ings of modern though', count our
selves in all things eqaa!. ls uot ti
a relic of medizevai bat biristn which I
counted ~nman as in sweiyytiimtz i
su.>erior t mans, and shondd it tot b
abolishbed by the enslighstesi. spi-it ort
this age?
* ~ We groGan and sufikr enssi r hiws
diret'yv discriunatintg agiainst uH. lIn
this State,. f-r ins-t'tnce, a mai:rried
woman may have a separate ita'e to
handte.a, dispo-e ot as she lea~ts.
Th,e tuan. may have wmne. The moment
the fat~l words. of the marriage cere
motny are snoken be loses control of
.ais own proi>.s4ty and one third of it
passes under the absoluie power- of a
womas who has not earned a penny of
it, who has contributed nsot one penny
i~n its ~sceunlatim~ The very pres
ents, given by his loving an'l generous
friends ini expression of their regaird
for hims, mnust by law of custom go to
the woman who, peihaps, the givers
have ijever seen, and her insitials muut
be engravedl on the spoons and forks.
The man must even at his uieala be
conafronted with the evidences of huis
degradation and subserviener, mrust
take his food from tntensils bearing~ the
ntape of another, must be renminde i
that ha is strictly not in it at al!.
lHe must so forth (Very day to toil
and on him is thrown b~x law and c is
tomn the r.espon-isi'ilit y oh supp..>runs
the woman and whatever children .hhe
may see fit to addl to his resp-ibi-i
ties. lie is responsible for her de ts,
.she is not responsible for his. lie may
be-sometimes is-ruine~d by her ex
tmavagance. In case of divonec or
separation the mnaintemu~ :ce of t heir
joint otffprinig is throw is cit irs I 1
him &hile the womian goes~ tIc
When he proposes to her mar rat
which we u~nderstand~ from the enasig :
enedl teachinigs of the equal r ights
thinkers to be a cottact mxade on lt ma
of perfect equality and for ontual ad
van'age andi convenience-Ihe .i< ex
13- pected to do the purauing, to blow ini
his hard earned shekels for expe hiva
demonstrations of affection, even to go
oni hsis knees in the attitude of pray' r
as it to ai higher b eing, begging the
pivikl.ie of surtren:derinlg d1o--eer tighis
itn is estreo ated f urnishingug teod a..d
lodg ing atnd elo ben tr i e: - I :ga
they shaalt bo:ii live.
It 'he sees fit at a-ty time before
narriage to dismiss him for a pr~e
.erred snitor or from caprice, he gets
he laugh from a cold and heartless
vorld. Should he Omd that he has
nade a mistake and proceed to sever
be arangement he is denounced as a
rillain and a jilt and receives roastings
it many improvised feminine indigna
ion ineetinrgt. If he fulfills his con
ract and marries her he is described
is having done tier "'the greate-t
wroni manl c.ai do a woman," and
there sce.nms to be no course open for
bim except to take to the wook or
;esk refuge in brimstone iegions with
he aid ot a revolver.
He is lured to church fairs, whei e he
swaps his sub tance for d% spepsia, and
teered up against unknown games of
raffle and grab bag and hypnotized to
the riotous dispensation of his toil won
ducats at fancy tables. Then the pro
ceeds are turned into the church treas
ary or forwarded to strange heathens
and the pulpits and newspapers an
nounce proudly "see what the women
have done" and sneer at the parsimony
and irreligion of man.
He is expected to give woman the
clear part of the sidewa'k, to surren
der to her the seat, he -has paid for in
public places and conveyances, to
punch powerful men with whom she
may pick qnarrels, and if he is licked
he is an object of contempt, ivhile ir,
perchance, he hardly icke, -slighting
remtarks are made. concerning the
quality of "brute strength " He is
expectid to go forth to war and expose
himself to bullets and blades in de
fence or vindication of a country in
habited and enjoyed in equal. propor
tions by the two sexes while the
woman wins glory by remaining at
home, after having kind y buckled on
his sword for him. We submit that
there are many nn who iL the next
war will g'adly do the stayiig at home,
,vho will pick lint and cook and lay
the soothing hand .upon th. fevered
brow and that if there is to be reform
indeed the opportunity to do s>) should
be given them.
We have only time and spare to
g:ruce at a few of the inequalities and
injustices to which our sex has too
long submitted. We beieve we will
touch a responsive chord and that men
will rise to arsert the rights and equal
ity now denied them by their oppres
sors. We think of organizing a cam
paign and instigating a c,unter revo
lution. The public need not be aston
ished to find before lono Jared Con
way Garlington, Narcisso Gatavus
Gonzales, William Winter Ball and a
few other young, beautiful and gifted
repre-entatives of our down trodden
sex in progress over the State arousing
men everywhere to the vindication of
their Heaven endowed rights.
* * *
As to the women, we confess we
have not been able t.o discover what
they complain of.
Taxation without representation is
tyranny when applied to natioas but
individuals always have submitted .to
it and must always do so. Every mi
nority in this country endures tax
a:ion without representation. If the
women were voting here now they
would be paying taxes without repre
sentation if they were anti Tillman
women. There is not and. will never
be this side of the millennium such. a
thing as exact justice in this world-'
very fortunate it is., too, for most of
us. But the millionaire's vote is offset
by that of the pauper and the ballot of
the bishop is killel by that o~f a be
sotted vagabond. It wou!d >be the
same way if women vo:ed.
The wages of women are generally
lower, we are told, than those of meni.
Bt wages can not be regulated by
roting or legislation. Employers pay
for value received. Men might and do
:omplain that women are driving them
mt of many occupations and employ
nents and that it is the pressure of
oman competition thift- ' lowering
vages.
There are facts of nature a . poli
ics which forbid the general partici
>~tioni of women in politics. They do
io want office,. one lady tells us But
ye observe in Colorado and Kansas
,ey have jumped into office as fast as
hey could--and a mess they have
nade of it.
Miss Clay thinks the subordinate
>osition of woman is the result of sin,
nd that the rulership of man was a
>ophecy rather than a command. As
ye recollect, Adam and Eve began,
msiness outside of Elen on exactly
~qual terms with a fig leaf apiece, and
mless nature intended it so we would
> glad to know why man immediately
onsi the lead and has held it ever
ine? Is it a consequence of the sin
>f some prehistoric fowl that the
-ooster wears gorgeous tail feathers
md spurs and does the fighting and
ad~s the flock Jmd has superVision of
he general affairs of the roost ? WVe
ind masculine predominance all
brough nature. The only equality
> the sexes is among the fish, and
h'y have no domestic ties to speak of,
In
Poor'
Health
means so much more than
you imagine-serious and
fatal disei.ses result from
trifling ailments neglected.
Don't play with Nature's
greatest gift-health.
Bro and generally ex
have no appetite
and can't work,
ing the most relia
ble strengthening
medicine,which is
Iron Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A few bot
ti ties cure-benefit
Ki S comes from the vr is oei
________________pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Covstigation, Bad Blood
Malaia, Nervous ailments
Womena's complaints.
Get only the ;:enuine--it has crossed red
lines on the wrap~per. All c::ers are sub
stitutes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we
will send set of Ten Beautiful World's
SFair Views and book-free.I
R 8ON CHEMIAL Co. BALTIoSE, MD.
Wh
10A1
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitc
and Children. It contains I
other Narcotic substance.
for Paregoric, Drops, Soot:
It is Pleasant. Its guarai
Milions of Mothers. Casto
feverishness. Castoria pr
cures Diarrhea and Wi
teething troubles, cures
Castoria assimilates the :
and bowels, giving heali
toria is the Children's P9
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of iS
good effect upon their children."
Dv. G. C. OsooD,
Lowell, NMss
"Cstoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. Ihope the day is not
far distant whenmotherswillconsiderthereal
interest of their chidren, and use Castoria in
stead of thevariousquacknostrumswhickar
destroying their loved ones, by forcingOPiUm
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfO
agents down their throats, thereby sending
themto premature graves."
Dr J. F. KnrCoEoE,
Conway, Ark
The Centauw Company, TI
leaving their offspring of a few mi
lions casually around to take Ion
chances.
We find that men have a good de:
to complain of and undergo a larg
quantity and variety of subjugatio
For every woman a ho is tyrannize
over by anybody we guarantee i
show two men in wholesome fear c
their woman folks, which is all rig1
enough. But we can't find wher
women are discriminated against c
deprived of any rights. We undex
stand how a good many men woul
be very willing to be clear of politic
and voting. Why women should de
sire or need to engage in them bafle
our comprehension even after tw
ays of zealous hearkening to equi
ights oratory.
MYSTRIES!,
The Nervous System the Sea
of Life and Mind. Recent
Wonderful Discoveries.
No mystery has ever compared with that <
uman life. It has been thie leading subje<
f professional research and study i all age
ut notwithstanding this fact it Is not genei
ally k no w
that the see
-( 4( of lfe is loce
tedin theu
- spina cort
near the bas
of the br air
-and so sens:
tive is th i
portion of thi
nervous sys
tern that eve
the &rckwoifi
cause instaz
death.
Recent discoveries have demonstrated tha
all the organs of the body are under the cor
rol of the nerve centers, located In or nea
he base of the brain, and that when these ar
eranged the or-ans which they supply wit
erve fluid are a~so deranged. When 2t is re
embered that a serious ijur to the spine
ord will cause paralysis of te body belo'
te injured point, because the nerve force i
reented by the injury from reaching th
aralyzed portion, It will be understood ho'
be derangement of the nerve centers wi]
ause the derangement of the various orgarn
yh ich they supply with nerve force.
Two-thirds of chronic diseases are due t
te Imperfect action of the nerve centers a
te base of the brain, not from a derange
ent primarily originating In the organ i.1
elf. The great mistake of physicians
reating these diseases Is that they treat th
rgan rather than the nerve centers whic.
re the cause of the trouble.
Da. FInANKLIN MjILns, the celebrated spc
ialist.has profoundly studied this subject fo
ver 20 years, and has made many importan
iscoveries In connection with it, chief amon;
tem being the fabts contained in the aboy
tatement, and that the ordinary methods o
reatment are wrong. All headache, dizzi
ess, dullness, confusion, pressure, blues
ania, melancholy, insanity, epilepsy, St
itus dance, etc., are nervous diseases ni
atter how caused. The wonderful success o
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine is due to th<
fat that it is based on the foregoing principle
Da. MItss' RESTORATIVE NERVINE lS sold b
all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sen
direct by DRs. MILEs MEDICAL Co., 'Elkhar1
Id., on receipt of price, Si p~er bottle, si:
ottles for $5, express prepaia. It contain
either opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Sold by WINNSBORO DRU i ST OR)]
liocs Thisi
Temanagement of the
Equitable Life Assurance
SSociety in the Department of?
the Carolinas, wishes to se-?
enre a few Special Resident
SAgents. Those w ho are fitted
for this work will1 find this
Iisorhowever, and thom
Swho succeed best in it posss
character, mature judgmnet,
tact, perseverance, and the
respect of their commtsrity.
Think this matter over eare
fuilly. There's an uumsnal
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
thler ifrmation on request.
Rock tiill, S. C.
3 EAFL FHicP 3Bwy
m heard. No pain, els e ,a$,asgse he B h.
at is
eiterOpum Mophneno (
g SCS
b a,
Pei
tee
iers prescription for Infants W
Tb
Leither Opium, Morphine nor of
It is a harmles substituto of
Lng Syrups, and Castor Oil.
tee is thirty years use by C'
'ia destroys Worms and allays
vents vomiting sour Curd,
ad Colic. Castoria relieves
constipation and flatulency.
ood, regulates the stomach
hy and natural ijeep. Case
acea-the Mother's Friend. S
Castoria.
Castoia is sowell adapted to children that
I recommend it as superiortoany prescnpt
kown 1 H. A. AnOMm, I. D.,
111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in tte children's depart- I
ment have spoken highly of their exper
once in their outside practice wit ca ork, a
and' although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of CastQria has won us to look wit
favor upon it."
U.rsq HoserrL AXD Drsyasaa,
Boston, Mass.
A.LLM C. SxMr, Fret.,
Eurmy Street, New York City. 0
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria'
For Over Fifty Years t
MEs. WINSLOW'S SOOTIIING SYRUP has
been used for over fift years by millions
of mothers for their chi ren while teeth- C
. ing, with perfect success. It soothes the t]
d child, softens the gums, allays all pain, S
cures w~nd colic, and is the best reinedy
for Diarrlicea. It will relieve the poor lit
tle sufferer iomediately. Sold by Drug
t gists in every part of the world. Twenty
e five cents a b(ttle. Be sure and ask for
r "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and
ke no other kind. 5-M I Ixl
, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
NOTICE.
CCORD)ING to an.Act. of the Leg
A ichilare to establish a free ferry1
at Ashf'ir's, over Broaui River. itear
t troher. we wviil procee~d to Jet to the:
lowest bidde:- on the 2ith day of May,
1895, at 11 o'clock A . X.. at the fa ry',
~the build img or~ one retr i- n atid put
Onl d.a' of Mthti g. ]po'd t~wWie lhe'
amount of bid requaed for IAithti
per'orn~ancs ot cotrate-.
ci ~ 2. G. TE~NNANT,
Snr-er visr'r Fai,-field Colua t .
W. A. UHILL.
Superv'iso)r New'heiry Couni y.
S4-304
1 ~ HAIR BALSAM~
tC.eanses and beautifies the hair. Il
eover .ails so etore Grayr -
- Ca~se sap dsss su air taiin;.
r ~ 5Seandsl.'0s: Druggists
SNDRCORNS The ov.rrfor n.
Chchester's Englnsh Dliamond Er-am.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
saFC, alway relei LAIE
bxs sess ewth bluerbb Tak
g~ns~dsnfa~lS rrs. t cisnd .r
Ch aU.r Imo1J n*
1o 4 by ii oca Dru~gglss. P Pa
There were 3,I34,934.Packages of
HIREs' ROOTBEER tiold in xS94,
wich made 15,675,735 gallons,
or 313,494,700 glasses, suffi
-cient to give every mcin, wo
man and child in the United
States, five glasses eac a-did
you get your share? Be sure
and get some this year.
? 2s cent aeaca mateS s gallons.
old ere.tywtere.
IRES'
- etbee~r
The Great Remedyforthe speedy and permanent
cure of Scrofula. Rheu'natism. Catarrh. Ulcers.
Eczema. Eating and Spreading Sires. tiruptionls,
and all SKIN AND BLOOD DISBAS ES. Made
from the prescription of an eminent physician
who used it with marvelous ruccess for 40 years,
and its continued use for f.A't en :ears by thou
sands of grateful pieople hns de-nonstrated that
it is by far the best ouildin:. up Tonic and Blood
PuriSer ever offered to the ' orld. It makes new ,
rIch blood, and pcssesses almos0t miraculous
healing properties._____
Er WRITE FOR~ BOOK- OF WONDERFUL
CURES, sent f roe on application.
If not kept by your local druggist, send $z.oo
for a large bottle, or $5.co for six bottles, and lj
medicine will be sent freight paid by
BLOOD BIItM GO., fltlana Ga.
KOrICE.
IWAT every man and woman in the United St
States interested in the Opium and Whisky : I
ab't to have one of myv books on these dis
ase Address D. M.idioolley, Atlanta, Ga.
ET A
LOVE
)N YOU
knd see the line of New Spring
its which we are now daily receiv
. Never bf>re has such a match
s stock in all the latest styles been
)ught to thi- city, and never before
re such values been offered to the
ple of this comnir~tv. To open
season we will offer during this
ek the following phenomenal values.
ey are new goods, and an ingpection
them will reveal.the beneficial effect
the reduCed tariffon woolen fabrics: foI
pit
One lot of black and blue p,
heviot Sacque Suits at only
One lot of black Cheviot
cque Suits at only
4$F6.*50.G
One lot of beautiful gray
ixed Cheviot Sacque Suits
only
1$6.00,1
These are specials tron amongst our
mense line, which embraces all-the
her grades from $7.50 to $35.00 per
,it.
We are showing a beautiful line of
ouths' Suits, 14 to 19 N ears, at $2.50
$15.00, and invite attention to three
ecial lines of Knee Pants Suits, 5 to
i years, at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
Our line of Furnishings contains all
at you reqnire in Laundered and
nlaindered Shirts, Neglige Shirts,
ith attached and detached collars and
ffs, an exquisite line of Neckwear in
e new weaves ard shades, and our
pring shapes in Derby Hats are the
obbiest to be had in this city.
VM La KINARD,
THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIER,
1523 Main Street,
COLUMBIA, 6. C. a
10-9-6m t
V. 0. McKEOWN & SONS,
Practical Mac.itiss,
First Cl iss Machine Tools.
an rep)air Etiginies, lDuile;s, CoiAon
Vatves, eie
- LPromptly.
jBest Cla-srs of Machine ryv for Sale
Good Ass.'~rnmtn: ..r Machine Sup
. piles. k.pt in St~ock far sth..
Eii e or~ celli and see I: : t heir
CORN W ELL,
Southern B. R.) (heskr Ce'., M. C.
This w ill appear egain the fi:st of
ext nt h. 3-12-1v
MNETI N~ERVINLs
Is sotd with written
- guaranatee to cure
~r ti - a hot:; .- . DeprCs
B-ORE - AP ER- sion, softeningof
a rain, casing Misery, Insanity and Death; a
arren:ss, Impotency, Lost Power mn either sex.
neature Old Age, Involuntary Lo5sse, ceuse
o;er-indugence, over-exertion of the Braun n
-C3 of Youth. It gives to weak organs their
atural vigor and doubles the joys of lize: cures
acorhea and Femal]e Weakness. A month's treat
r bx, 6 boes w Wto ecr $. ordre gO
Iritten Cuarantee to cure or refund the moner.
!rculars free. Gunarantee issued only by our ex
Winnmboro, S. C..
0O
The Old Friend
And. the best friend, that never
fails you, is Simmlons Liver Regu
lator, (the Red Z)-that's what
you hear at the mention of this
excellent Liver medicine, and p
people should not be persuaded
that anything else will do. s
It is the King of Liver Medi
cines; is better than pills, and
takes the place of Quinine and
Caloel. It acts directly on the
Lier, Kidneys and Bowels and
give new life to the whole sys
tem. This is the medicine you
want. $old by all Druggists in
Liquid, or in Powder to be taken
dry or made into a .tea. s
*g-EVERY PACKAGE'
. J. 2. ZIN CO.h,
Burial Cases and Ca skets.
TE UNDIllGNED) has a full
.UiALt catS A1E CASKETS.
w..slrsie er. c,.s. Orders fi!!edl
e-gey nigimt alrd day, at the old i
.id Th ~aui for past patronage,
,skGr sier it in ;onre.
-tf L. M. ELLIOTT, SR.
/E HAVE RECEIVED .
A HANDSOME LINE OF SILKS FOR SHIRT WAISTS
colors; also black and white. Blae and Black All-Wool Serges for
skirts-fine qality.
A very choice selection of Percals. A very pretty and large lot
of Sprinte Prints. A nice assortment of White Goods in plain
Lawns, Nainsooks, Checked Muslins, etc. A beautiful lot of new-2
style Embroideries, colored Embroideries for shirt waists.
This is to be a Lace Season, and we are ready to supply the de
mand with an exquisite line in great variety of sty!es. Prices low.
a/.illiriery. -
M1is- K.-:c( is back from market aid our Millinery is now ready
1insen O:1... Ftul. 'f twa-nital 1 ew goods at prices that will
i. < eme asad -re 'ur rew sto-k. I Ycrj effort will be made to
A v st - I; -A -o .
HOES. + SHES.
New lot of Ladies' Oxfords in all qualities and styles.
We sell handsome Shoes-Shoes that are comfortable and Shoes
that give service.
We have on the way, to arrive this week, Dress Goods, Lawns.,
* Duck, Crepons, Dimity, Hosiery, Mite, etc.
Come to see us, we wiil give yen great value for your money.
Respectfully,
CALDWELL & RUFF.
rH E Narrow in Tread.
3 ESTLight in. Weight.
3EST**.**.
3ICYCLE Beautiful in Finish.
?VER
VIADE was christened as
THE STEARNS
W. D. GASH COMPANY,
quitable Building. Southern Representatives,
Send for Catalogue. Atlanta, Ga.
Apply for agency.
Hleadquarters for Millinery.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED IADIES', MIMES' AND.CHILDEEN'S
lats in all the latest shapes. A large stock of Ribbons, Fancy Feathers, Birds
ud Tips. Fancy Pins, Beckles, Velvets, Silks, Crepes and other goodsper
ining to this department. As we have a large stock of these' goods whiFer
Mist be sold in-season, we have marked our prices on thei downi. Now is
onr time to come and buy at . J. 0. BOAG'S.
->Staple Dry Goods.
Novelty ar~d Solid Color Dress Goods of various
sty les anid material, with Trimininge fo.r same.
I Faucy Good--and Ntionsau as low a' tl:e lou est.
Come and we fo: bargainl- at
--J. 0 BOAG'.
C R OCKE RY, GL ASSW A R E'a
h , :i nd otherm.'o.ls usually f ,u'a in a g;e -ra1 umerchiandise 4 d.
fiflwtd' J-O-BOABG~
Fauiu:r . So' i-.g Mischines. Cooking stove-, O)rsans, Buggies, Sarcey4
ou Car, , 2.1 One and Two-horse Wagons.
J. 9. Bc~ag
,Js'IA &(~A SPA NISH JACK,
HEADTJATERSFOR Sited byv Imported Washington Par.
HEADUARERSFOR rot (which cost owner $2,000), 14
- banads high,jet black with white points,
stylish, smooth, and proportionately .
1 - made, will serve a limited number of
--. mar.''at my place-"Fasirfield-Stock
TERMS :$10 00 to insure (with foat
_______________ only ).
7.00season iithout ins.uranee
payable in advance.
As we wisli to make room for 5 00 ei cepy
pring stock, we have marked w . 1. A I.
ur heavy Winter Goods, such as j3-16 Monmtie~lo 8. C.
VOOLEN PIECE GOODS,
)RESS GOODS,
iND HATS,
rav down out of sight. The
-inter is not yet gone and
JOU WILL NE ED
WARM WE AR.
We will beat "between season"'NI A ~S B S
rices to death.
When times are hard and money _______
~arce
OU W 'AT YOUR D')LLAR TO ISILHV NSN
GO A LO0N WAYS- 6o ~u~Nue
e wvill give you more for ONE -lo
OLLARt than atny one else. AFE GOD AE.
TRY US ' Alo
We will treat you right and'-I
reyou money.
ecked H omespun, at 3e. per yd -io
bite Homespun at 3c. per yd AFWMLHO~
Will beat the record on Flour tefrcycal.
Respectfully yours,A.W L IO D
Blackstbork, S. C.
iTSTIL TICAE. AN
\6iORD8 koO
S.-A so
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