The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 13, 1888, Image 3
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'*' V??u ncvi r hour lit.? lu .? . omphiiu,
Nor hour it wo vp not wail ;
Itu?. If li wish, i' din H H liihl
A very pnlul'iil lilli."
Wo hui loo (liol our delegate Itu ?HI ?
Louis, N. ll. Dial, i-:<,., win i"ko in (Mil
cago b i n-.- h.- returns.
Th?? rceon l enforcement ot iii- \ UK rn ni
law ha; hal Hui o ll", wi of ridding our
low i. ol'MOOKI \ cr.y ip.ioKl lontiblu eburno- i
(l-l::. \\'o bliyo a lew lett Vet,
The Wagon Factory company ileohbil
last MO I. lo push the OUloi'|i| Iso lo eoni- '
plOlloU itt one.-. flO/MR) is Hie Cllplllll
BlOck, ell ol' Willoh i?, s .l..ei ?li ,|
Tie- Mei'.ui.v building on Ibo corner
ol Saxon nuil iSoulJi i Iron's is hoing ru
mod--led aol cou vorlud In'o n hu ml sonic
roshleueo, Mr. li. K. llray ls supciln*
ti n ling ll:.- work.
A negro iioy |,y tho UtlUIOol Wi denian !
slol . .sun e money hom his hit her aiel
hi!. Ho Was en tun rod upon a telegram i
ut U reen ville ttud returned lo thia place
ami wim lu rued ivor hy lila lal her lo tho
nulli I.lies.
Spnrlunhttrg rallier got eu io tin- I oy s
yesterday noni ult accounts. The se n-,
stio! il to'Jd against l.aurons. Mucltdis
sutlsiiiol .on los uriseii I'rOin tie- hud Hitit
r*d uriuubtirg pul up ti hind battery. An
other gamo \\ 111 lie play i -.1 |i - |?y, \\ Im h
iiiiiy possibly riivurso Ihis'ceorv..
huproyi monta ami nip radons ar.- he- |
mg intuit- lu tl -- Ihihh |llyi:k, tiud thc
twa store-rooms, curlier ol Main und j
Harper slr.-els are hoing lilted up Tor .1,
I*. .Ni a rt i II .*. Co. ns a huid wine nud har- I
m s> nntiihllHhm.mL lau.I mrs h. \ *
bOOII Ula lo I I e niue.-', lie- I IVO io .!:(-. I
_ _ I
Wo helloed .vir. Adolphus Shell among
bis Ct lentis in Laurenn. Ile has for sev
eral yours Ihivolod extensively m Kng
hind mid Ibo West, and now Incaled
in New York . it v. Ho will Kunnin with
lr icu tin unil rotuli ves here several \. eeks.
.1 I?' Martin .'. < '.. nm! .Inhu lt, ile -hi. ld?
lue. e l'on net I u co-partni rshlp lo i lig.igo i
in tin- furniture Inisliu ss al lids plac? i li <
Un oxlOustve - il.-. They lutvo seoun l
u bokso in Ibo WultSi j ?lock, ami nhill -I j
Watt' . i i : .1 h r n w tire-l'i '-nu.
br.ylnrcncC I I'lwdo, n young and tal
culed physician of ( kia placo, und Miss
Lulu Lillie, a popular youuji lady ol'our ;
town, were inurrhul on Thurs.lay ovi 1
ntiig al th ? rosi leno.' tho bi?'!: 'M I .!!.- .
or, Al r, (I. I1'. I.itlh', Ih v. IO. o. l i lorsoii !
Mllichiliu r.
Capt. 1!. I!. Hudgons has hoon viven 1
lim eontrael to repair (ho ('omi I louse, a 1
eurum*(d'which v iii have lu ho pulled
dow ii and rebull? owing lo (ho I'oiimla
tlon giving Way. tine ol' ile- conni;
entutulssiouoi'H iuforutotl us that ii (ho
funds hold oui. (hey prop?so lo do sum
nindi needed pliulitivi, on this building. '
Hov. .ion .loin - , ile- rev Ivilllst, passed
through (his place las) wonk, willi lils]
brido whom ho wedded on \V?ilnoM<Iay. I
lt Kooms (hat tho mother ol' th?' young
ladV, NH ss Hassle Farro ?v, bl'( Vu H MI
dior, witlmhl ber oona ni l'or - verni
days and lYllslralod ile marriage, Iel ?o
length, by dial ol ?Int logy und persis
linne, tin- Iwuin wo rc mudo uno, ami
here ended tho opposition. Mr. .levies j
Ibft ibis lillico carrying hi- huir yotiiiH
children who luid monuwhilo li eu lull
with relativos, tn hi- hoini in ('arl i
\ ?Ile, (?a., on Krida v bi il.
r. Me?; .Man. r.up, ..? iito brui ..i
lionet A Mcdowall, bau applied t. Hie
Supreme Court for a mandamus I.i
pel tin- Comptroller . ionoral lo allow >1 n
claim ol'ii wblow wdio has applied l'or a
punaloil. '"llO Woman'-, hu-'.ami wv.s
killen in ?In- u ar, und ?bo would '.
titled to n pension but lor tho rael Heil
H.lo married again. Her second husband
ls now doini and (lu- ease Involves Ibo
construction of tho p leiion Aol, Tho
question to bo decided is, whether ibo
woman ls Hui widow <>i her ll rn I or sec
ond husband, or bi >t h
On thu evening nf tim Alb Inst, ni h ill
past niuo o'.-loci , a little bkl/.U wa .1:
covorod in Hu- si,.r,. ol .1 ll. .kn.ns.
which cain.- n -.u holli g u (llsastrloiei
lire. Ileing discovered Iii dun limo how
ever, it was pr.ptiy extinguished bv
removing lb burning nrtleles. The tin
d?partit i lit}iesponde.| and I ' M ibo ri I'
Ord in gottlllg u rutl hoad i f !< uti, I) M
tho ongino'.vas fortunately not needed
.Tbojtlre w as se pponod to Inn a lu on cami
od by rats Igniting matehos. Tliojst? l<
wim Insured in Ho- Northern mid ll >yal
company, Trunyham,?t nial, agents, ami
tho loss w us adjusted "ii Mond..y by tho
agonis. Thodainngo claimed w-asfiti ?'. '.
which was the amount paid.
ThcC uni? i liven I.
Kverythinu is HOW liolng dom- towards
linking Iho cuiim neeinent OSOrolasS ol
tim liuurousvlllo l''oninlo rollego :| grand
HiioccRH, Toacbors aro busy and pupil?
fan- fitting tiierusolvcs to come up io thc
lill in 111 ir . in in ikim.-. Hu- oeensio i a!
tractive, while Ih? hare mention of the
distinguished apoaitdrs ls a gniuautoo
that all who litton-1 Will nc amply re
leed.
Thurs luv evening, JtltiO*2lst h "C'lllb
<!ruuV Nigh!," un i I'rid.iv night will bd
gi.yen to tho Malo Aoadsmv, and in tho
College chaped tim pupils win dcolahii
And Oise bear tho nd.hess which v ol.
Hall bus boen invite.) to deliver.
Munday,.lum. '?Uh, ul ll o', lock a. m.,"
Hi - ii.-i-eiihiureat?sonnou w ill h- dol?v
med hy HOV. A. A. Marsh di, i? I?, Ol
A mho son.
Ilonday ovonlng tho celebration ol the
lil tor ary Hoc lo ty nf tim Konuih) collpgo.
Tno-d.iy, .lune 20Hi, ndtlrosH by Ilev
\V. li. Kirkland of Column a.
Tueokiv evening, nlunimie i-.i-ov hy
Mrs dulan Auld ur Oreen wood, Hssay?
ol in i grad u oing eins, prosontatlonfl
of diplomas,
licet hs.
Mr. I.'onry Kindler, a wclljknnwn und
highly este . n.-d cltUop, died rnthor nu
exp io tod ly ul his home eight milo < from
Hil* pla - ou Mondav I.isl.
Me.. Temperance Mabsffoy ','<'(' ""
Ii.i inlay heit at her homo m ar Mdon.
THU CONVENTION.
BEN TILLMAN OAN NAME THE OF
FlC? ANO TAKE IT.
5>i)'".o Kp.cy ap?cenos ? n '. Racy Roi o?utiouu
Wi.ii' tuc County, OrganUatlou ol i .u
mero Aoeomnllahod- "-.'ol Disposed to
..U"ivfu" ?nt Dallier Tie On to Tfllniiin.
la ncc udanee willi thc tai! <>i <;. NV
Shell, Lrouldont ol" Mw riirni civs' A
chill?n foi L uirons county, Hm I Ls ccu
live Committee assembled oh Sutuiduv
Ins!. I lld M .J a : CCI'I I ?CSSioll Ol' i.'OlU'SC
this ..:.!*.;?. i > ; i ?. -1 * * was dented admis
sion, UM va: expected. 'Ile following
iront lom II WIT.- presents ?-'. NV. She'll,
NV. .\. Mcclintock, .1. ;>. I ly rd, NN*, ll.
li' iel" ; >n. i ;. \V, Dav ?ll, .Ins; I; II. In-.
M. c.. OK, C. Voling, I.. Ku Hoy,
lu. .1. H. NN ?Iii. L- NV. 1'. Ill a lock, Ci .\l.
sullivan, i;. i;. Suiciii II,
Ai I:: o'clock the I.'mi vent ton was call
eil a ad l he delegates, loge) h< r wit ll a lew
spectators, lissi milled ia th ( 'ditri
I louse.
? 'U motion n|' .1 . M, lind-:? US, Al. I.,
hoiiiiht mn ol Urbenville, uns Invited :..
a sent oitth Ihn i- ni ;|i. convention.
Mit. no.i.vi.n.so.N
caine forward und ;nid: "Condomen ni
tim Convent! m. li ?s.? ji| un t nie
l" i:- cl He- larmoi -..r Linnens, timi this
l>a :.-a e vvoulil ho greatly augmented if
I >. idhi I'oimUn d.oii>!: yon r d 'libera
liai- , ?.ai I m (isl r< lt'1 ;i nh tit- o.-;'
trait:, i llave reiisoa !.> !'?.<! a gen ut lie
pion-di rc in hoing willi ynii lo day,- :'.?.? ii
is UM li.. \ioy\ will n I s ty (I,?it I could
im! lind vVuril.i to express ni;, feelings
v. lim I read Muir wurdi resolut hms < ai
der pig m -, cahdidue.v. I si id I lion I
! nd iat ?i- ? i... dcl'ojili <l willi 11?.. Support
larne i
'I'lii reniii ds mc i a hid I'nriivoi' \'. I.o
to h j tho IT.I\V very l rou I iK* si ii ne. They
pulled np i??- corn a:..l ho m tide a se?re
lighted upen thc thing ?iud con)ihm d
their ilepioiliillon i. I' milli IheUhl geh
ttomlin <. itip'idiicd io Iii ; wit", suhl.
..< .ld vvoiuaii, I mind !"-.. my Corn."
'.Oh no," Sllhl lie' old Wollen, "'pul
ni..i o heads tiij:cl < r, let me and gals;
help." 'l'hey all went lo vviirl; and ll.s I
mau remarked. "i> >: only stopped tho
e- ivy .< trim i pulling .-a l ul actually
ma'lo th ai i t ii rn i ' i' eorn thev I; td t
ken "
the tarn
.
pi Utica
put ii di
tl. : i. .;
il 1.. Ho.?
y (M l a l
i u nke . !;
ii I lien ii J
lulim d?
?
ty. I tel
don't ! i
led lor t !:,. d. pot;.
? >'l li: dil n NV. i'
ll ire i ti.- li
ta;.li. ( i. I.. I i tap; .!. D. ii as Illiston,
M. .M. 'I . ! i i, S. IL Co- i ... b" N.
(Juituiiigliuni.
.IAi L. \N. ; 'opel uni, f. .1. i >i;.
lard, IL I'. Adair, -L IL Lav. 1'. .M.
I'lLlSj Iv. 'I', t Ixi?or. I >;'. \'). T;:i I ?\ 1'.
II. (lillian, <,. C. Yoting.
DIALS.- N\. T. Donoli, NV. T. Me
Klroy, Ariroti Camion, A. < . Uwinya,
lo L. Henri. .1. IL Martin, .1. c
Wolli', ll. I). Sit .v ul, il .1. i ny|or.
L vt ifi'.N . ,lns? lb ll, doini \. .Ma l
den. .1. I). M, Shsvv, Dc Wins. N\ right.
L. I?) I a; ?cv. A. C. Pulid, NV. L
t "'in ni n : luii MI. W. L. (. rn tis. Wini ni;
lit .\ i KU.--?I. I i . Willock-, Nv . Il
NVorkmaih .1. NV. f. li I), .1. I.. < ra-.v
i'.:.I. A. (.. Voting, L. NV. C. Kinlock,
S? Wi Vance, I. iL 11 n nt r, I). P.
Little. '
Si i i i M.m.. ,. ? :. NN'. I htvali, .L
I). IL i i. t '. 1'. t ..m twin, ll. I'. Itlake.
?..V. I ">. NI, ! loie , I. NI. I binna W.
A". Mc?lintoik, It. L. Clcvolan I; M.
A. Sutnibei'ol.
si bj IVAN.-L. 0. Mitchell, Iii I ?
lloyd, Y. IL Won 1. C. Lark, Wi I.
Wood1.). K. Wood. .'. M. Ilcllains N.
IL V, nod, ( '. M. Sullivan.
V. A rnin.oo.--W, iL II? -.1 'ison, .1.
M. lin Igeil h -I. iL NN lauto i. das.
Dow ia v, A. \\. Sith''. I-. 1>. Colcinan,
W. 1. Mi.; -.. .1. L. II irrh, 1>. NV. Aa
deraon.
Viii .v. NV. I*. Narri i, .1. A. Hid
,1!... A. < ook, C. IL Wallac .. . ). <?.
Thompson, M. C Co... NV. II. Drum.
"mad. W. T. l'ark I, W. 1'. Coker.
Maj. lt. N. (!uniughem ca mn rorvvnrd
?iud said In- desi roil !?. correct a rumor
w hle?i had Just rc.u |?e<| li I in ? hit
street -. ;.. th. i Ho.-: thal lie had cmiiiiiu<
e I VV ?til M -? . ilOIIOH ?Old ll l'V lo oh .
tho Hirco to thc legi si itttre, nul he d' *
sired it distinctly ead rstued th..: thia
report was ahaobttoly falSc. "1 cntrihlna
with II. one, I h ?Ve lay hands lad lo
pull iiivflolr ihrough."
??A t r. IIIKM.'M cuiten.
Capt. (J. NV. Mell nrone .ind Kidd!
..( iei.tlem a of tl < on veld ion ; In ht).
halt <>i ii. - 1.0xecullv'c Commliloe and
mys "ll I thunk \'?a tor tho largo .mn 1 i i
ofu.hu. i- po -.tn:. At lids limo of tin
year whon l'uriitors art wllhiig Ut leavt
tbetr work, it dguliiessfimcthlug. NN'h?l
is thc bid et nf your meeting to-dayT
Von h iv e met f?.i a purp..so. Voil have
lu eli elide 1 t Igetllltr iodiSUII s voili- OW ll
all.lit s. Ceri a? ; DOUlei Ol' JOtl III)VO no!
boen folly In.'Virinod us tu the ohj?cl ..:
this mnctlng. I vyld tili von. Sonpi.
lime ago Ile' I'lxociillvit Cuinullttoo ol'
the State l-'ai li? is' A.saoeialli.n IliOt lu
(JObltllbin ami recommended nome
lill li gil w h ich lie?il Clir al ton lion. A mon j ;
these was tho notion of an oxtravaganl
Ht al3 govern iponi. Tiny n odor took lo
iiiuka reponuuimdatloufi io cnrrcot ibis
policy wide!) is llllaiical l<)oill inte.oMtv,
l-'idlovv elli '.-ins, what 'sour attitude
towards this State goveinnient? 1'wo
yo ir.* ago In our organized on pied ty the
lo merl's tisked thc Stat" to give us tm
Agricultural ("olleg.'. M.-IVO Wc tho ('<'!
Ioho? I lavo wo tho remotest promise
ol' fitl?llmont? Tho logishilurn aol on
ls rt fused perom(ot-||y hut guvo Instead
snuiothing alto .ci l c . unuccos nry toni
nmi|)prco) lodi Wo'asked tot-nu Agrl
on I tn rnl oollogo whom tho sons of Lo
ni u i ami n!| others may he educated.
Vt imo moment wo uro told I ho Stiilo is
I 'io i oor, aid tho m st moue nt muro ls
given to tho si; ii- t nlvorsilv thtin ive
asked, 't on aro given Ihtco export*
nun.ul stations. Wini! ..rc llin.V kui
o.i <-r.ilcc ? uhtci lu o ?. and depositories
ol'tho people's ninney lo appen-e some
I nit o pniii tel ms. i would not remove u
shill lo le 11 a kl iel; fl'OIII I he
soi TU c.\mu.IN \ coi,i.ian:,
hui Iel us llguro a lillie, i he catalogue
show s lu i students in atlondatice al I lils
i iuiitutloii, At tho ('Iiiidol ?sS bonollela?
re -. Those Instiluthuis o.scopltho small
d leo of I ho nppi opii'i imu given lol I itt (li II
lor freo negroes.'elvo ?flit,WM. I woulil
liol OUipllllsi/e thc tel Ul If: ;.. ./; . . .v, lilli
(In ri Um reporter fulled t-> euleh a few
u i.!-.) Where tiro 'he daughters ci
Uto .armara ol I .au lens county? Muny
an - 11 r.e.- ::iie- al I lu end ol'n hoe. win hi ia'
lui nogroeu arc hoing ditealod, and fm
who? Aro you siitlsilod, if o ha lt lie.
A?e Non wilting to ho taxed 15* . mi I ls In
ho I'riit il away on such limtilullons?
Sro you Av Illing to pu} those cmu'iimni
s hiriesV Wo ?nix M in Ike.lit*? w ha!
jseidlod n freo I ?lu...I syst, m a |.I'
miserable >ysteiu. ?un ol' lids MOIUMII
TUM.I e..n.<'s '.o; tilil> i lc i '.'inlois donor's
s .?arv. bul .di '. he e.\ perses pf I he sch liol
und wo ?iavo iS?.W) por capita l?i? for th.'
noor children. Ititi students ul th" '. ni
versify, Wt m ti c citadel no.! Ii7,(00,
nour! v ? loo ouch, foi who? S i s. .nv ..|
the poo: mon of isoiilh (hirollna. Ito you
soe lim di... iiiiin.M e n? I say ll ami
I iion'l cue ulm il olVoml . ?he South
I'arolinii Military Academy is only un
alni. Mouse bu- pnupi r's SouS, broken
down ni'isloeratsi wno ufo io., lazy li?
work, i would iud ineiillun Hmso things
inn I w uni yoli li? soo tho iliser: m i iud I m.
I Ihivi a fi w words lonny Iii cpiiOIu
sion, w i?? heve something !.> do and .i
is this: Thorn isa sirona opposition ti?
thc l-'nt iners'oi gnhi/.ntlon and :' h(u>!
hu met. Wt-arc ou the evO of a emu*
palgti whioli rouehos I rom Ibo I'n io m
dow m I li a low dnysyoii w ill neo in i h?
.Vi ? i "ml . '. ?>. 'ii -. < >i o\?n- v 'lev.-hind for
I'lesidenl, .l??tin I'eb r Itlchnrds'n.u mc!
t;.. \. I ticket. I fl his ls you- viii it
i ; nil riglit. Vu.Itodttl hegt U ul < ?ox ?
orno- a el *<.<. ir ilia: indy s'nmU?pur|<
men in e i lecied, ami Wlitd I nl'titii by
? ui re i ! n i . . i. v .. .. re in io'!
lunn
eutiv
ii ! .. n add re:- -tole- people puinlihg
. ' u*! *
? .
. ; I . i :
. .i.e. mlAvhereas, ii is appen'. I'r.uu
lim . -i::?M I \ ilu.il lon "I propel ly I lut
. ....
tv Iii ISM ! .:- . ICU Uli Ul i c \ pe. I il liles nr.- ill
lng, ililli Who?- us, tho people Ila vi*
iis.ietui.h I again an I again rcpciiling
itu; di -tua mis for.rel renell piont alni re
t u m in t'.H- nuin.agcnioiil ami luliuinia
trallon of U i ulla-rs ot (i'm N;l:Uo, a.et
when as, Hu rhrtsoii bli? dcmunu-i of I ho
i i. mrs have hoon Ignored lind deni..!,
subc.ltn lug l?gislation luv.?viii; Hu
; .
lng t. e p ilpili 1 yo el th.-ir lil. ans et
|uiyiug, -nd Indulging In cNlravagahiio
ilia: ls bts'iuuing ukirming, won oom
per?-.; \ p i ile- os-po uses .-I our sister
States' governUil'itt wd'.ns-.i esliuiitlcd
capacity ami elli/, mslilp greatly c.xci i'd S
ours. ,\ nd whereas llinpcoph have ap
p?iit' d ill vat!) lode- I og I s 11 lui" I?, cor
eel the Milieu's complalnei! ol'i und Las'
lug cou fidi i ec In tin- alni ra ?nen I of ila
lOiiplo, w i- u ibm 11 I lie lpn .-ti.?ii uild tl ige
(Iii) m i --ii., ol'n Ihoroughurgiiuix.ed cf
foil (ooloo i>ihe ne..x( legislature, moil
win? ari? compote:*! ?ind loyal (o t lu- far*
.u'.-.' organization and principle, ao l
n'ho W'ill deltoid I liolr rights and work
for Hie reforms d mam!.-I.
Tlicrofnro I.?- i.
i:i : ..t.\ i.e. I We reiterate our >b
marni fol a roducthni nf Hid . MpOll lilllf
on nf our State Coyoruinenl lipon (ne
h isis reeoiuiiloii hid hy th.- Stab) l-Jx
ei'dtivu ('oniuiiltce ( i Hie l-'arincr's Ai -
mciatlon.
I ?uso i, vi: u, 2i \\c urge our Stat Odov
. rim mi i . accept Willi gratitude tin
imignlhcenl biipiosl of Mr Clemson
ami shall ever holli hi-? memory and
hmnillcciieo in grab fal rt mollihraiieo,
audio d.ow our npproeiidlun of los no*
! lochnrlly, we doinitiul ii a- our right of
iitlr next (loner.d Assembly io supple
men! Iii? .lill wi,h lin- noons sn*';.' appro,
pi I di >n lo make il an Agi ie , li uta! und
Mechanical col I ego worthy of it illus
trious founder a* well asa (lod-sond lo
I he pd .;. lily ol' t !i . St ile.
UHSOI.VKO 3. Wo will no? vote to none
imite any Candidato for tin- house <.i
|li prUNontdtivon,or Somite i> h > i", mu
in \ tupulhy w ?th th . fai ne r- a-s.e la
tion lind who d- e; no! pledge IliliiHoll
unronervedly and pululcly lo vdtd und
Work f i iii i establish mon ( of stale agrl*
cultural .nul m. .-han leal Col logo al I'o.i
Hill un i for tho application i>fall inbno>
|)i'operly oblflned (or agrlculluriil edie
nation hud lor such ihoaauros ns w ill
e [UldiZO us < . ism inls.
Al ibo request of iioveral the nddros4
nf Ibo st.o.. I'Jxoqullvo comiuill?i ca
read.
Hr. A.c. Nullor uiovod lo adopt tb:
ronolnilons, mid w. I. flray iniieudod
0 ..di?ng t fiat they be adopt.ul M'Y i Uti .?,
w hu li v. as curried. Si-viiil minor chan
gos in the i ihrasoology of (bo resol ul lon?
s drnflbd by Hi ? Hxeeullve Coin ni I tb <
Wi ie made, bul Ihev ure : n list a-i lia I ly
tho saine.
Currying nit Hie ('ouiteiltee'- iusi i lo
tions lui t her, Mr. Canmm ? cad Ibo fol
lowing resolution :
Itl'HOhVHD! Holy i Hg upon his ubil'ttv
a. d our cnufhloiicu tn the Integrity ol
i'apl. H. lt. 'I'llbnan to lake c ir.- of (lu
b - t Interests ol'Hi.? p?bjilo, WO snbinit
thal his eminent 'piuliheulions eniim
him to substantial rocoglnttlon, and us
such pled'.to ourselves lo support him
1 u- any Qui00 lo which ho muy b . called
by Um fnrni ?ra of Smith ('grotius
Al;er the ic-ul ug of Him resolution,
W, I,, limy look tho floor in opposition,
bul als n io n ; ns ami
varied in i threpoti . this
lidie pnpor" was itaabto lo oateh tho
iii iel ol' iii -? argument. While baslow- i
lng fiilsomo praise upon Mr. Tillman. I
lin objected lo (bo r?solu Hon s anti Jbopod i
llioy v...ulii nol pass. This brought L. i
K, I ".o h y lo his IVi l. whowus a suppor
I roflho res..lulu,M. Sui.I ho, .?TborO
la ie i boating ur. H no I tho Ittel tittil
'ri 1.1..MAN I-. Till, FA UM KUH* MOVI:>1I:.VT,
nmi i he Ctn mora' movement is Tillman.
Uti has dono Ibo work mid thoobloanory
tuul aloud the abuse, and this resolution
??il.ul a worthy reeojjjnlllon ni' his ner
vteo.s, especially as io lalo-duv uiulor a
eloud. '
|)r. Cox o|?posed Ibo resolut! ?u. "I am
willing lo ling lin* aej ieiill III al eollojj*0,
hut this linn? of raising a "irai hurrah
to nul ono niau above ovcrvbiw.lv ol.??, I i
don't libo. Lol ns slick lo tho fariuors
nm*, i i noni, o? ihr principios we ail vocal o
and when lie? (lincconies we eau nicol
mir men." Mr. Farley won culled lo ex
plain wine tic mcaul by Tillman beim:
I tinder a cloud. Ho said bo referred t>>
the laie convention ami Ibo entuso nf
I he New - ai d I'oilI'll I . which paper e..II
(rollo I tiie i vol i (les ol' South Hamil lia, <'.
M. Suhl van : " 11 ma hen no di lloren I wind
I ho Neu s ami Courier ami I h.'
11 ru KU i.i i I I I: e \ er.es
say, I aiuin favor ol' oudoi'Hiug Capt.
' Tihinnn nilli I kuna m> township v. ?II
approve thal action." I?r. A.c. l-'uiler!
..ti seems i<> m . v.e have roached a >?i
s.s. We must r. oogid/o Capt. Tiilinan
or follow Ibo advice ol Ibo N. A Cam'
..unload" lilin. I fur olio will no! e.-u
surchim." hr. Wright! I sympiillilso
vory in nell willi Supt, Tillman. Ito has
ip'ou aceused ofworklnw for .elf ngran
di.se.ni, and wo nullit lo tb? not ld nt;
Ceil would -I re nv ! h. ni th!? behalf lind he
is tt-Oklugnlllco.''
Hero a motion iw.s made io lay ile
whole Kiibjoel ou ibo tabb', and renalled,
;fi In favor of thc motion and 10 against
il- Hr. A. C. Fuller nil'orcd nu amend
meul willoh was earrie.I and Ibo resolu
tions passed as given 1 boxe. Tho eon
v en! . ?li i lieu ailiourtiod.
PERSONAL.
Miss Magui? I toy tl, bas rolurm ii fruin !
Ilunlsvill .. Alli;, Whi'rO she lins le en ::l !
... , I
Mrs. J. H. Trunyhani is visiting rohe |
lives ?n Spiirlniiburg.
Mr. Hean bf 1 bai'lost??b? ls boro l'Or Hie
piirposi td'pelting upa wrIH g class.
A pion ?nt Siieihbie was enjoyed by
Ii?oyoung i?t'opl . m. Mond??\ night at
,'. M. e. .!:.!:.
We i.d tito .:i il face .> Di', lb I'. ;
Ki|.f;ni.I" AV i ?li nil. on our M-roots nu!
Monda V.
M .-. I :. 1 ?. i i ? .1 r.j .1' Niis?o ill- . '
Tomi., ison a brief vlsi! bi Iii'* parents
ai itils |ilnco,
Mrs. i'itrer ?d' Newberry j ls visiting
id Mr. c. I? Ihirksdato'M,
Mr. ).. \. M. ? ..ni (his returned Irom I
! a b?ur of tho Southern Slates in tic lu
i. rest if shu w. ll" ri sumos Iiis place
Ce Unat! ?u.
Wini, thanh i n? ?iy iii: nd s ol < 1...> ..
...w n .m l o', h r seel 1.! I ! ?..eu .'.
for tm' boil"! eonforreil ?1. sn .tc-lin?;
my miine a-- a oalidiibilo forillo nllice . >!
e..nnty commissioner, I respectfully de- .
lilllie lo t utor Ibo 1 ;.
< : i.?. M. Il VXN MI.
S\ ATUItliOO.
A .M r. ! I ml - tu, one ?d' t li" A. ll
gust:i iletoclIvesj h.'fl here yost or?
;lay hiiving in charge :i colored hoy
byllu.' mime nf Willi.- Matthews,
who basobtaineil jiitlgiiienl tigninsl ,
lite li. .. 1'. rnili'oml, for $1(1,000, ;
I some11 me In-1. Matthew - wu - 0111
ployeil by the eoiiipauy 0:1 the ser
vice i min ol I he (I. A c. ill vision,
ami while ni work, recoi voil I he in
jurie.- for which be oiit lined Hie
Judgment. After being burl be
.vas curried to \11gnsta \\'hore lie
rem it i 11 I io tin- nieniil line bring
in ? -nil iigulusl ihe company, the
e.t-e was tried, un uppeill taken.
lill eilig tie- tillie bet Ue-ll (be ip
peal to the Supremo Cotirl, the ne- i
.. T" giving ll i ? all hopes (if ever I'C*
eeiving niiythiug loll Augustii,
wandering IVoin pluci 1 ? pince, Un.
a H y .returned io the plaiitu'.ioii ol'
Ml', TIlillllllS Sm it ii, of I hi-- e.'linly.
inuring bis wandering judgment 1
.vusobtained in bi-- favor, lind nb
mic knowing lite whereabouts nf
lin- bi y, his attorney offered 11 re
ward b>.- bim which resulted us
above Kt?1 ted,
.Mi - A hiiie M o Fadden, who bu
been leaching the Tip Top sebo ?
fur (he past year, le.s glvon vnen
ii..n niel w ill visit t*i*I< mis nm) rein
ti ves in tile low COU111 ry (luring ! h e
so Himer.
Mr. .1. T. 11.in i-. has m.eb- .ill no
e.s..ny arrangcmenta lo furnish
all kinds ol'lumber011 shorl notice,
ami in connection has purchased
Turning-hit hes, llracket*saws ami
oilier machinery necessary to run
ile- lumber business, 111 so be has
purchased a llrsl class Thresher,
ami will be ready lo (hi any kind
ul Work in that line.
l ie Hov. I >r Fur nm ol' ( ? ref ll*
ville, preached the dedication Har
mon ber.' l.i-d Humbly lo :i large
crowd in tho Haptisl church. ?Ser
vice:! Wore opened w ith prayer by
th . p.i - tor Rev lt. w. Soy moure, al*
lei* singing ol'n bea 11 tl fill ami un
|?ropi'iutive hymn, th;?. Dr rose l.ik- ,
? 11 ?_ I' I?:- texl the Mtb ami 122 ;
psalm, lifter about an hours dis
conree und intermission w a-; given, j
ami upon reassembling, thc two
' new ly appointed deacons. M r, T. N.
1 Park- ?ind Coi. .1. II. Wharton w ere ;
i Inntnllod.
Mi s D.dl.. MclMierson one of Mi
. (Mensa 1?t's eharmlng young ladies,
visited Miss Gussie ifciidorsou lust
wooli,
Dr Fow ler of High Folnt, allen
?led thu dedicaljon Sunday, from
appear.lUCOS we w ill ere long lp,IVO
him w illi us again.
M is-.es Athellu mid guille D ?yd.
I wo mt rael Ivo und piensa n t youo-i
, ladies of Center Doini, Visited l'ebi
ilVOS in town on .Sunday Inst.
JAOH'N*
Miss Lillie Wbitt wno bas been
sormu-dy ill ls recovering.
Miss Sallie Ann (iwi'.m is in a
liupeful condition.
Kev. D. A, Fodtt preached nt Rh*
dieser tm thc fourth sunday, lie
I Mi 111 ll ? til?'Kt r W^Mtli^^mW* W**M4<* Ki If ^
is au interesting mun who is ever
laboring for bbs Hui re h.
MN-; Kinma pave a porty on
tho evening or the .'list, M i -s Allen
Siewart and dear Richard were
crowned klug nod queen.
our ti lend A na -n't culled on |
Mi I<i/./.io since be received Hint
dui k ing. 1 >?>n( be n fra id ( ?' i Ittel h
the boys nieaul it only in l'un. N.
DRAMATIC
Till" (?lowing SlH'OI'SH ol' " Willoh Will
Iii- llaiiy."
Tiie musical cornelly "which will
he murry" wu? presented hy local
tulon! nt our ?. ii\- under tho able
management ol .Mr- J. li. Wilkes
on last Krhhiy evening, us Hie .sec
ond ol a -ci ics oT entertainment ;
given for the purpose of raising
funds lo improve tie- singe id'the
( lollcgc < 'Impel.
Thu play, a racy ci incdy in itself,
had boon ni noll improved by thc lu
troilucllon (hy Mrs. Wilkes) ol'nu
merous snatching songs and chor
us! ina ppropriutc pince?.
The following i- ti summary of
Hie piny. Si pi i re llrushleigh an
Kngllsh gentleman, with a charm
ing littlo duug'ilor, has ihre.? nie
ce-., a dashing girl, a diinclng girl,
and ti d rea mi np girl, whom he is in
duty bound lo provide husbands for.
Tiles niece-have ti friend who is
n designing girl. A young blood
.on of an old friend, and who hus
sn veil I Ito charming III I le da ugh I er's
life on ti former occtision visits thc
Old g 'iiHem tn will the nv ?wed pur
pose of niuivytllg OIK! < t hi nieces,
The Hire.- nieces, ouch in charac
teristic -lyle la.? siege to tho young
ouek*. heart, relying OM the nssls
tance ol'tee designing girl, who in !
eli?iracloristlc style loves Iii?' hern
for her own KUKU and attempt; to
secure bis happiness by ti union
with herself. Hut these >oiing la
dies are (OM awfully ulterior tho
smart, young .?ilinglishniiin," who
wisely loves Hie squire's little dau
ghter, nud -lill more wisely lolls
her so. ( Nmvenioilt wind-, w alt na- .
val nlllcers m the scene who for
love's sake love the other maidens.
Pratt loton Prim rose \< a comical
old cbesntit, with a long I ?st love,
w ho is successively rejected by all
tho young Indies except Ibo cook, :
but is li 11 o 1 ly boiled down inion
living grin by the rc tn n of the lost !
Kl issn,
The comedy ends with the usual
cooing ucl, in which all evaporate i
into mn I ri mon ?a 1 imb?cil itv.
Mr,Til ul '??I elson ns Squire Brush
loigh played Ids fatherly pari In
graceful and uiiartillclal dignity,
Mi-s ,J(.sslc lt iona rds m ns his
daughter lt iso, should have been
minicd?Violet, fr< m Hie exquisitely
mod' - I ti nd charming though eru-lt
hig loveliiK ss In which she played
her part.
As Minuottn the dancing niece,
Miss Stella Heard was (ho entire ;
-ucee-- (hat lu; ls in nil lively roles, j
I lor sluging of the "Dreamy Walt/." ;
was enough lo ruin thu religion cf
il quaker. j
AS thc dashing Sylvia. Mi- KU
/ '. Mid'asl a li mushed I bo audio ice
into a muss of ad m i rn Hon, and na ri
of il Into ti mass of it (feet ion.
M iss Sallie 11 a nie der ns I b l la Hie
deceitful, although she had an un
natural pari, was one of I be hits of
Ibo evening. As an a.uictner per
formance hers would bav . til I rue -
led not ice n ny ivhei e.
Miss .Marie' Met 'asian, us M asido
ra, the dreamer, tonk all the II ..
lam Ind y pleasure in ber purl which
ii required, and when -h" sang
?Move comos like ti sitmniei sigh,"
she lost ber very self In it,
Mr. (?ellie Wilkes as Cyvi! Da-h
w ?od, the hero and keon stub of the
play, whom all the ladies longed
for, w a- Just thc combinai ion of
well-bred hauteur, gentlemanly
ouse, and perfection of general get
up which l ie - cha rael .". ol' a Loudon
swell called for. 11 is neting was
very elleelive, and his magnificent
buss voice was a feature of the
play.
Thc neting and dnging ol M.*.
Ashmore Davis us Primrose w a
exceplii.nal nu I iuimilnble. Ills
perfornmuce w as among thc male
ciia rad ors rather the best of the
evening; al least it was provocative
ol'more n p?lanse (bun tiny other.
11 is rendit o i of tho song, "Allon
ac ?eil n I of I 'Jil/ i" was Itu . in 'indued
.ill bi- -iiiging was.
Mr. Denial I .lames a- lb? Dong
gone Kl i ?til iliad.' t he bi ! nf his life
* liaras p r- nial appearance goes.
Illidger l> ?w'e.-i, bo bye th?, bye.
seems lo li a ve i uh erl ted Hie mantle
o? H isa < bv x -, in ide a respectable
looking cook.
Tho mi val effie irs wo/o also
v ery niue b> I ? ?k ap m natl Tom
li'ike.*splondcd tenor was nico lo
to be ir too, ns was a! nj I Simp
son's. AH I o-inp on bind tho exposs
ion of their c'/uutimiucos was of
?oin - (ii little dry.
rb . musical par! of the i rogrnm
cnn noi i, too highly praised; ind
Mi-, Un-ki - Mci' isbin. assisted hy
Messers tiny Harrell and liiuretis
Taylor who furnish - I lb v liistru?
menial musie'desorve a larg.' sb uv
Of I b . c re l i i.
(Mic audie nee was largo and ap
preciative, T . c.m.-lu I - tho largest
share of bonor in tho whole af fa lr ls
justly due to thu untiring eu?rgy
?md skill of Mr- J.K.Wilks in bring
ing it to sueb a brilliant consum
?a al ion,
M i i/TON .
lt bas boon fearfully hot for (ho
bed throe days. '| hormomotcr reg
istering ns bipb as 00 in tho Ililli al
our bous;.. This hot weather
though is the life of cotton, ami
death lo grass, The farm ?ra have
taken ad vantage of it and made a
charge on (lon. fl roon Hint lie will
hardly recover from Hus season,
We have about finished harvest
ing grain and have a very sorry
eiop of wheat, oats and harley mid
roasting ear patches is to day in
full silk and tassie, so it will not
be many days before w c ??.rc eating
green com. Mr. S. W. Van CO had
Un? misfortune last wonk of loosing
l|H splendid .Short Horn Cow, "Hose
nf Bellvue 4th." willi lock Jaw. A
heavy h.ss (lioso hard times, us she
was a very valuable cow.
, iftn?T" ,i'-'y ";,"?""'r "f
(Jon. J. NV, Uray ol Oreonvillo, is
visiting ln?r cousins Misses Louise
and lilllie Vnnee.
We liaVO heed Using lor Hie Oil SI
two du y s two pennington side hor
ro tva ><dd hy NV. li. Boyd ol' your
town, We consider (hem without
doubt tho best tarin implo'iicnts we
have ever used wiieiu tho land is
well prepared they do beautiful
Work hi eora, omi enables 0 Ulan to
gel over HO nundi loud In :? day (hal
he can cultiv?lo bis crop so nundi
lad I er without any i ne rea se of pow
er. If you consider this un adver
tisement of Mr. Uoyd's plow, send
him the bill and imikc him pay lor
it, fur he bas no right t<? have such
a gooil plow Ililli not advertise it.
We think when Mr. Tillman
reads the proceedings of the recoil!
l a l iner-' Convention ol Laurens
be will bo ready lo say, "(loud Lord
save me from my friends!"
Mr. Jessie Young says lhere ure
two things he is bitterlyopposetl to,
1st, Negroes voting nt I'ri mn ry elec
tions, and 2nd., Koli til Carolina ta
king Illly .stock in the Southern lOlll
igiMtion Society. Keep the negro
out of politics ami let the emigrants
?toy away from us, omi we ha vu the
best lob*.)!*omi the best country on
the globe. PICK AW A V,
A shel eb ol' < ; ni \ court.
\'\>r Tun A nv KU risnie
I havi bein r 'i pi esl cd to wrilo up our j
low ll,
And for this pur poso I HOM si! down;
.\s intCHStnc, conundrums mid mukinu,
rhyme,
An md uiy fo'.-tc, please givo mc limo,
our t?\vn is rallier small tis very true,
but lifo and business never gets blue;
Wo have room to spread and room to
walk,
'Nih vantage wc liave over Noa York,
Dur hollies are nice :is well I?-- soon.
Though like angels visits "far hot ween ;"
t)f our good women wo aro vorv proud,
And would boast :i little ifonty allowed.
Tho nioivhants ben-. (Iray Sullivan A j
< ? ray,
Aro doing a business, they make pay;
And b> induce u customer wit hm,
John Holl stands with a welcome gtin,
rh H li irroh omi I'odon, aro np and di -
big,
And aft or ib.it nickle .in- still porsuiiig;
If a fellow conies in who has molloy
iilimit,
II mi ry'J a orison will hayo it before ho
{reis mil,
I o Culbertson i > boro to at tomi thc sieh
And win II WO scud, lui emu es righi
t|tliol< :
Forthwith prescribes mi I hills for ?i
nurse,
\nd it' we don'! gol hotter, wo soon
grow \\o. -e.
Mr. lt. A Kass is settled li ro loo,
A m I i would like lo know wini I he nit ii M
d->-.
lb- ?mints ? o ry nicely and makes ihiuga
lino,
And does evorvthinti else within thal
lino.
riiorcls.l, I', (tray, I mus! give bim
Min.ne!.
ll'- ls lite li ippiesl mini I here is in town ;
Ito trades mid trailles mid gets uh nm
Well,
, Keeps plenty lo cal ami corn lo aol).
There lion I'. Uori'oh, I musi uni forget,
l-'or bo is tim best far mor we've had yoi ;
Ho pushes and stirs, keeps Illings innv
II g;
I Whip- his nhl plantation is sud improv- ,
i nu.
I lid.I ..ur School i- . I . > i 11 _r well.
t Winn may lio ucconiplislicd \\ linean loll?
I I ('carving and polishing bo gi von em nm h
I Tn bring mil the diamond in tho rall uh.
i To devi lop (his talon! Mr. Winn 1- howl,
Wo i>>ay h tl vu boro an oin bryn president,
' I'oo high you aa.) ? Ah well 1 ip nih,
. I-'rom those wall's a judge went furl li.
I Diu moral lone is specially good,
: I u ish this io bi understood,
Mr. Coantsour ;,i-euehor goes over tho
t . . W Iii
And all mis.blot, h.-lr.?was down.
11 ur noni lil Ho ?dui rob upon (he hill,
M. < ' Krill tie- pulpit iloili lill.
i in.i nioul h, ns will ho soon,
Though tho sahhnlh school comen In bo
t i\ eon,
Thou High bi ml Home i- j asl ladow,
A spacious ohitrch, cs nil well know,
Tho pastor away from Picketts comos,
And on lhC road n tun'- lc hum-.
. Wo think Uns pince ibo garden spot of
earl h.
i Perhaps 'ii- i.uiso it gave u- birth,
I if anyone wishes h ls condition lo mend,
Lol bini lin- way mu? a welcome extend.
ncs ru.',
Ho)) lo .fudge a Candidate.
Candid:.te- l'or oll?ee a re gel! el a IJ I
i subject to various tests ns to illness
I for tho place to w ni b which tiley j
Inspire. This sifting impartially I
I dom- ls du . Hu- people ami nothing I
i unin-t t.? a candidate,
Tln ie i- om- important tesl which '
j as far ns memory serves, we have .
i never known applied to candidates,
vi/: prompt pity m o n I of deb's, j
i mes be poy lils debts? Hut os some
men would pay who honestly Ufo
unable lo do so, the tesl may h" ex
pressed somewhat differently i Mas
the candidate tho reputation nf be
ing a good pay master: or If from
ionio misfortune, or mist rent mont
I hy tho o'.her men, ho is unable to
poy,does In give a sufficient proof
ol' a willingness and purpose lo poy
ami thllt ns ?OOH as beean hom stly
do so ?
A man who will evade, dodge,
refuse or declino to pay bis just
debts should hoi bo sent to tho
Legislature, or'Congress, orbe put
in any olllce of honor or trust, high
or low.
In sifting candidates it would
not bo out nf place for Voters to in
quire, does be pay his debts? Does
does ho try to pay? All ofllcors
should be men thai "do jn-lly love
morey,anti walk humbly with their
Clod."
Those who nomluio men for of
bee should t ot put any tnan before
tho people whoso moral character
is ?so crooked thnl ii since Chris
tian ian hot conscientiously voto
for bim.
If those who nominate far office
fail to put lorib men who have a
clear moral record ami mmumito
0 til ors of bad morals-.gamblers,
sw ?miler.-, men who will not pay
ibeif debts or those w ho uso w bis
key, and mon. y to secure suffrage
of voters-thou lol a Christian voter
olepr bis ow n conscience before (Jod
whether it be by voting the "ticket"
1 by "serait liing" or not voting nt all
lu case of dtd nt for lack ol'
Christian votes, after the ''party,"
or thc "prima ry" or the ''Con volition
or the "ring" or tho "clique," bad
nominated unworthy men, let the
"lash" of "party loyalty" Lo applied
to those who nominated tho "'?I)*
clean''rathol than to I .hrtsttnn men
1 bu i .deo)*,....?..
po lionsdlrant wh > by nomina*
(ton bad been placed astraddle cf 0
"principle."
" I'lie kings Rato" was all rigid but
I lanmau wilona! il) it was snell un
ambitious and proud rascal that
Mordecai would liol bow lo him
Lhrlstitui Neighbor.
Mr. Qlodstono bas accepted tho dedication
of tho English edition of Professor Villiiri's
"Lifo of Savonarola." Thia work is now IJO
ln^ translated into English by Mmo. Villajri.
Senator Palmer, of Michigan, is tho owner
of a line homestead farm and 1?' plants a tree
thcro for every sunator who visits bini. Ed?
muiids' ls ii beach, Jones' a mulberry and
Bboiman's a soft basswood.
Tito Hon. Charted QuyoiTO, who woo a
member of tho United Statosscnato Hf ty -throe
years ago, Ls still living in Now Orleans. Ho
was born in Unit city in 1805, and i? ?nid to
tm a walking encyclopu>lia of Ixjuislaaa
history.
8. W. Burnham, of Cuvraco, who is pres
ently going i" California to Uiko charge of
tho great Iclcscoito at the Lick observatory,
has phenomenal eyes, which are said to luivo
naturally in , rout a light grasping power as
ordinary eyes ti<'t through a six inch tele
scope.
President Adams, <a' Cornell university,
ami President Hyde, of Bowdoln college, an?
said to ho tho only two college presldonta
win? play tenida Maine folks claim that
President Hyde is tho better player. A
match e. decide tho question would bo very
interesting,
Mr. John Noah, of Washington, hos been
m. ?? -I in tho clothes worn by (Jeorgo Wash*
Ington when resigning his commission, and
photographed Into n Lair counterfeit present
ment of tho father of lils country ut 84, Ho
bas also successfully posed fordon. Jackson
In bis after Now Orleans clothes; soho may
bo set down as a young man of a gifted and
most obliging countenance.
John Wanamaker's brother has l>con Riv
ing sonic romiiiis 'enees i if t he I my hood of th?
great Philadelphia niorohnut. His first work
was done in the clothing store of Harelay
Lippincott, where he received a salary of
fcl.ftO II week, all of which Ito gave to his
mother, li - limier, when ho had any, con
sisted of apiece ot plo and a glass of milk,
costing two cents. Buch year his salary wus
increased, und ut tho time bo was DO bo had
saved i-cu
SriiCIAL BARGAINS.
Wren's i hillery will oloso July Nth.
l hillery opeiis nt a, close** ul I o'clock
siin linn . 11'
I?. M. Patton, yv ii h II fi 111 I'Oree nl'olcrka
has boit n ordered t" assn med control of
t ho ussigueil ste.eix ol'goods belonging to
W. 11. Cilkorson, ami i- selling logard
leas ot c -st.
The .??><! - mus: Im sohl and business
settled in "fl dtiVK, heilen genuine bar
gain* are< ll\ red in l>ry-goods, Notions,
cte. Juno 7, 3t
Ml .1. T. I larris lins on hand at Wa
terloo, a large lol ol'lumher, both rough
tOul 11 russel I, .- : ? k. 1 dooi'S, sash, blinds,
moulding, M iii ?:. he u ?ll si ll at bottom
pri?es. .1 uno 7. at
Pure leal'tard, pure tipple ami while
\\ lue \ ?in g ir at Simmons bros.
Smoko tin Wanderoo ei.jar .uni tho
Aroniatie idieroot kept hi Simmons Hrs.
si nun .i, . bru... hnvc ii lot ol'plow
stocks which they |>?<.j>. . ^.? to close out
at one dollar per s|o?k. Cull and soe
thom. Voil eau ilise lind ul the same
pince, three eukes nieo toilet soap for.",
edits and a 111 r. . . pound bar laundry
soup for IA ot s .i in I ot her soups io propor
tion, all at Si ni mein; Pros.
One ear lino Virginia bolted meal ami
om- oar unbolt.ul meal w ill bo sold very
low nt Simm ms Urns, ll
tine l-'riok ?'<>.. Thresho:1 for salo
eheup, apply lo
.lune 7,'ii i.'. ll ll LIX IK XS.
Viov. work
lerv.
11 y ill W ron'- < hil
If
Saveyoiir grain hy buying the "(In
horn lien per",, from
M H.?, ">o, : ri KO. r VNDKHSON.
Simmons Pros, have als.? a largo lots
ol' Holli' vi ti i ? - ! i vi as I alu gb I cheap, VV Idell
the,*, propose lo sell al low prices, ?'ali
und ? Miuiinc their stock. All gooda
guuaut ol ..;!.. s cuted nt Simmon
KV-.V'SJIUTIIV
Kitr1
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This Powder nov el v aries. \ marvel
<d purity streiiulh inri wholesomeness.
Mmo eeoiioinloal than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot he sold in competi
tion willi tho multitude or low test,
sholl weight aluin or idiosphate pow
ders Subi only in CANS. Itov.vi. BAK
HAIMO l'owdor., P'Q Wall Street. ?.Y
J?U?W Ar>V EI^TISEMENTS,
A Bridiro nemas Mnoroe it Mt.
Shoals Will bc let to repair nt Hu?
lOWCSl bidder on tho '-'7111 dny of
june 1888 nt.ll oolook n. in, with the
pr Ivnlege of rejecting tiny bids spc
e i tient nuts presented on day of let
ti ng said repairs
W. ll, mu M MOY f..
( 'ounly ( 'onintlsslntier. 3(f
NOTICE!
Tho annual competitive exami
nation ol applicants n>r Peabody
sd olarshiiJs In Nashville Normal
College will bo held in (hp oilier- of
State Superintendant ol Education
oil duly 12th. Lour Scholarships
will be awarded. I?\ir full |dirtteu
lars uml conditions Heo Counfv
W?Sm