Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1*. (f9t& ?cluertiser Sabsorlptiou Prloe?la Months, fl.OO. PAYABIjE IN ADVANCK. W. w7~XtALL> EJOXTOB. Katos for Advertising.?Ordinary Ad voi tisoments, per square, one inser tion, $1.00; each subsoquont insortion, 50 <s.nIs, Ltboral reduction inado'for largo Ad vertisements. . W.W.BALL, Proprietor. ENS, 8. C, July 3, 1891. Is your doxy und ortho loxy. There is llttlo doubt position since the days of (tier. Political treachery is .ug Bom? .follow you yoursolf support and from whoso elovn ?ud success you yourself hope ivuntago. oi^mo time recently the farmers in Texas formulated an alliance and pro mulgated to tho country certain de mands?what is called tho sub-troasury, or something bottor; control of the tolograph Hues; control of transporta tion; ownership of railroads. Domo erats hold that thoso demands wcro Impracticable Democrats" held that the financial and tar I IT laws were op pressive to tho people and ruinous to tho South. Certain men calling them selves roformors joined tho Alliance and coquottod with tho "demands'' of that ordor, blowing hot and blowing j cold; at tho samo time crying from the hou8otops and from tho streets of - Ascalon -'Reform! Reform! Reform!'' . Those loading Reformers liuvo do jortetfth?* "demands"; havo left the Alliance high and dry, and arc now on tho Democratic platform of alow tariff, abolition of tho tax on Stato Rank tssuos, antl-Clovoland and free silver forovor. Tho old Democrat, however, .who has adhered to his platform and his principles Is denounced as a traitor and tho follow who went wild for the demands and has deserted them, sayin< thoy aro Impractlblc Is still tho little god. All this Is curious and Inexpli cable, but't is tho fact. Now there is ^Bon Tlllman, who to say tho truth was largoly instrumental in building an agricultural collogo'at a vast expense, which while it will prove a cheap col lego is a rich man's college, as all col logos arejDP ft?h Hawni' Nobody lias ' '""oVWatWfown how ho stood on tho All 1 anco demands; if anything lie was against them. Ho is a groat planter instead of boing a farmer and was oasily, softly and sweetly seduced by tho seductive blandishments ot a kid giovo gontloman to dirty his pure horny hands with railroad froo passes All his sympathies aro with the rieh ?use ho Is rich himself. Human nature is tho samo all over tho world and tho rich man does not join the working man's union and light to the death for higher wages. The proprie tor and tho worker do not work to gether. Rut all thoso who stand against Tlllmun are traitors while Tlllman has abandoned the Alliance principles and now stands witli Brat ton, Butler and the rest. South Caro linians ought to have gumption enough not to bo foolod; but more especially tho men of Laurens who in intelli gence and Independence are above the average of the rest of mankind. They should not bo coat-tail swingers. Till man now says that all tho Alliance de mauds oxcept thoso held by the Dom ooratle party uro impracticable. All thoso who held to tho Alliance de mands havo gono over to the populists. If Tlllman bellovos In the Alliance de mands, then ho wants tho courage of his convictions and poses as a Demo crat to steal into powor to support pop ulistlc doctrines hereafter. He now stands on tho anti-Cleveland platform wlTu~G8ir. UufTSTr, tho difference being that Butler belioves Cleveland an hon? ost man, while Tlllman denounces him as tho partner of thieves and tho re coivor of stolon goods. It Is saying a good deal, but there are some who will agree with the writer: M. C. Butler, of all mon of tho South has stood in the Senate with Vest, Morgan, Vance and pjbhor Sonators as the friend of tho people. Let any show tho. contrary Who can. Bosides, Butler, when the truth of history comes to be written, will bo sot down as tho hero of the war, so far as South Carolina contributed to Southern heroism. Hampton, a simon pure farmer, who belonged to a vv \ of farmers, was hunted down in his privacy in l!S7<>, to fight tho strongest powor on earth? tho xuost desperate of forlorn hopes. ?Ho was thon on his poor sand hill farm In Richland. Ho was tho man to win by bravery, wisdom and coolness. Hampton was the man who redeemed Iis after wo won. Hamilton was tho -man who saw Hayes and told him to IiIh teeth that he ^ad boon olected Govornor and 1? e would.have tho ofllco. Hampton was tho man Hayes and Grant respected and woro afraid of. A card to be found in all the papers of South Carolina published about the first of July, 187? Is signed by M. C. Butlor domanding of Hamilton that ho should load tho people of South Car olina in a struggle for indopondenco. Butlor and Gary with him led the hosts of Edgofiold and sot the pace Edgofiold gavo Hampton a big major ity. Laurons (with u majority of 1500 negroes) led by Dials Township with great gallantry ai. a good deal of "dovll-may-earo," gavo 1200 majority. Tho writer of this article is not at tacking tho honosty of Ben Tlllman or any othor Tlllman nor tho principles of tho Alliance or any othor'sotof mon; but tho writer boliovos thoro is a brave pooplo who will never forgot the fi delity of mon liko Butlor and some day will lament that they havo taught their sons and thoir daughters to for got them. Laurens has a thousand men, fathers, sons and brothors doad on the flold of honor from 1801 to 180 ?you would not bo deprived of tho weight of a hair of tho glory attaching to your name by reason of thoir cour age; thoy woro to tho front always and there was ono maimed horo always abreast of thorn and his name was M. C. Butlor. Whon Bon Tlllman and M. C. Butlor como to Laurens on tho 28th of July, giving to Ben Tlllman all tho rospect and rovorenco to which In your viow -his devotion to tho welfare of tho State ontltles him, don't forget that a <tn nmung men is on your soil M. C. Just Bo. Dr. Popo, candidate for Govornor protests against tiio forestalling 'con vention by reformers and demands that all Domocrata should have a show ing. Tho chickons will come home to roost. Cheating netfer thrives. This is tho way it works: There arc eighty thousand Democrats in the Stato; thirty thousand or those oppose Tillman; thoy uro excluded from tho voting and this loaves fifty thousand to choose a candidate for Govornor: thirty thousand of these, being a majority of reformers, will chooso a candidate. This thirty is a minority of tho whole and thus the minority govorns the ma jority, thirty thousand naming the candidate of the eighty. Dr. Pope is not tho only man who will feel the gall", but boing a stout and stalwart re former, it goes hard that ho should havo to dlo ignominiously in tho la^t ditch. Tho conservatives in tho mcan whilo who aro excluded, uro laughing and saying, "We told you so." Tho ho eallol Democratic party is handled by a half dozen rings. Wo, us and com pany have no right to kick or rights In tho premises, but it docs seem hard thav such as tho friends of Pope, Tin dal and BUorboshould bo incontinently butchered in the house of their friends. But one can always throw himself upon hl8 philosophy and reflect that "sich" is life. Sooner or later every man will lind that honesty is the best policy, fair play a jewel, and moreover if he lives long and sleeps with ono eye open ho may find out where he is at. The North American Review of dune contains a reply by Governor Tillman to tho opinion of tho State Supremo Court declaring the Dispensary Acts unconstitutional. Side by sido with it is published an article by Mayor W. Dargan, of Darlington, mostly histori cal, and denying Governor Tillman's statements of fact almost in toto and seriatim. This Kiview is read in every civilized land and tho readers mutt wonder what manner of pe >plo we are. Miss Nnnnio Gilllland. Tho following preamble and resolu tions respecting the death ami of Miss Nannie Gilllland. which occurred on the 1th of June, 1804. were adopted by the Hipley Jacobs Missionary Society of New Harmony Presbyterian Church. June 24, 1804, to wit! WHEREAS, God in Iiis allwisc prov idence has seen lit to remove from o.v number by death, our esteemed sister and eo-worker. Miss Nannie Gilllland, and, WHEREAS, We feel deeply her loss and mourn the absence of one of our number; therefore be it. Kosolvod, 1st. That in her death our society and church has lost a gentle, consecrated Christian worker. '2nd. That we bow with submission to the will Of Almighty God in taking our sister, believing as we do that she was ready to go. and knowing that although God takes the workers, the work will go on. .Id. That we oiler our deepest sym pathy to the family of the deceased. ?itli. That we forward copy of these resolutions to county papers and the family of deceased. V. I). STODDARD, Pre.-. In Mciuor'aiti. To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poole in memory of little son, Austin, these lines arc addressed: Your darling rests SWOOtly?3loops, dear friends. God thought it best to call him home: And now midst brightest little angels ho awaits you, Ho calls?listen?"Oh mama, why don't you como?" He is beckoning you now?look! See tho little hand: Ho is calling little sister to play with him there. He calls again. Oh listen! "Doarpapa, Come rock me again In the old arm chair.'' Cease weeping: pray, dear mama and papa. Ask God tohelpyou to try todo right: And though time may not assuage your grief, You may sec your darling in Hohvon some night. Mcthinks, dear friends, I can see the little cherub, As he beckons you to his heavenly homo; Mcthinks 1 see you as he welcomes you there, Hear his childish voice say, "I'm so glad you've come." -TO Cured by Using Aycr's Sarsaparii.a Wortl:j of Comfort to All who Suffer from Dyspepsia. "For years, I was a martyr lo oj indigestion, and had about given oi up all hope of ever finding relief, us tho complain! only sccnled to ?* grow worse instead' of better, o) under ordinary treatment. At oj lusi, I wtw induced to tvy Aycv'h ?! Hursuporillo, und I hereby testify 2 that after using only three bot- o ties, J was cured, I can, therofove, o confidently recommend this med- g loino to .ill similarly nfilleted."? 2 Pit an Klin Beck, AvocflJ la. o "I am personally acquainted 9 with Mr. Deck and believe miv o statement lie mnv make to be o irue."? \V-. J. maxwell, Drug, o gist and Pharmacist, Avocnj la. ? "I have used Aver'.-. Sarsapn- ? riMa for general liability ami, as ? ? blood-purifier, find if does ex- o fiotly ns is churned lor it."- S. J. O Adams, Kzzell, Texas, 21 o AyerteSarsaparilla ? Admittod for Exhibition of AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ?, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOQOOOOOO DR. W. H. BALL, DEKTisT, OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BANK, LAURENS. Orrios Days?Mondays aud Tuesdays I Was Sick Every day. infferUlg v.ilh stomach, liver and kidney trouble, also from after effects of the Mr, Jl. 1\ Harris grip, with pain In my hack and limbs. Different medicines failed to benefit IUQ. Tho first doso of Hood's Borsnpajjlln relieved my .stomach, i have continued und I am now permanently flood's^ Cures cured. All pain has loft mo, my appetite la good, my sleep sound and refreshing, and 1 am strong and well. 1 never enjoyed better health. H. I<\ Hakuiu, White HI it IT, Tennessee. Hood's Pills cure all liver Uli. ??e. IS THE BEST. WO SQUEAKING. $5. CORDOVAN, FRENCil&.EM,U1EllC0CAL-. ^.sPFlNECALP&K/^i?ARCD. *3.?PP0LIGtT,3 Solls. EXTRA FINE. "5 *2.*I75BoYSSCII00L$li0ES. ? LADIES' send for catalog u~ * brocktoh, MASS. You can suyvo tniraey by puvcbaolug w. jl. DoukIu'i MllOCSi HccnttBc. we tire the largest manufacturers ct advertised shoc9 lu the wor T, and guarantee the value by stamping the unnte ana price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work lit Style, easy fitting nnO. wearing qualities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given llian any other make. Take uo substitute, If your dealer cannot supply you, we cau. Sold by t; ??' For salo by The Lalkkxs Cash Co. THE INDUSTRIOUS If von want work thai Is pleasant and profitable) solutus your address humedlati ly. \Vo leach nu n ami women how to cam Irofti 85.00 i" r day to i.vt,(!im por year wllhoul having had previous experience, und furnish tin cmploi inenl at which they oan make III it lunouut. Notulug difficult to learn or Hint requires much iltne. 'I lie work Is easy, healthy, und honorable, mid eon bedoiic dur ing daytime or < voniuge, ii;:ht In your own local, iiy, wherever you llvo. Tlio result of n few hours' work oi l on cqnnln n week'n wnuriiH. We have t a tight thousands of both Boxes ami all ages, und many have laid foundations that will surely bring them rlcho. Some of the suinrlc t men in this country owe their success in life lo tlio start given them while In our oniploy years ago. You, reader, mny do ns well: try It, You cannot full. No capital necessary, we fit you out with something thnl Is new, solid, atjil euro. A hook brimful of advice Is free to nil. Help your self by writing for it to day ?not to morrow. Delays are costly. En O. ALLEGE & CO., Box 420f A13GSJISTA, MAE(M?. vvpewriiers, ( irar mimeographs, WC* phonographs, gtT bicycles, gjmT- SUNDRIES. Cash or Installments. New' Machines traded for old ones. a well equipped Bicycle Repair shop. G?nzales & Withers, Columbia, s. C. PURE DRUGS Arc very essential when :i person is ill and adulterat ed medicines cannot possi bly have the curative powers like wholesome medicines but keeps nothing but the best and purest Dl'UgS and Medicines and people wanting anything in my line will do well to call. I also carry a large slock of Teilet Articles, Slaticncry, Tcbacca, Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred ami one other things kept in a fust-class Drug Store. 1 keen GARDEN SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on hand and sell them at reasonable piiers. Yours for mutual benefit, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST Parties wanting Guano ami Acid de li vod anywhere in Lanrens County will Bavo money by seeing or writing to P. 1). BOLT, Alma, b. C. CiT I soli six different brands. tf WE HAVE NOT WE H AVE NOT low C(,sl. Iho greatest nggrigation of mer chandise ever shown on the Amcr ican Continent. W I? TI i If hi1 \T/VI^ a fcvv leading lines to bait you with TT Iii IIA V I J Ii 1/ I :nul in lhis Nva>' induce you lo buy n general bill in which wo can burn you up with profit. -a wo thinkfl line of goods not equaled in ex colency of quality and reasonableness ol value in Lami as Count)-. wo know the good opinion of the trading public? ave We have not gained the confidence of the trade by practicing deception and palming oil'goods of ktferior quality at the price of first-class mere ha Rtrk-C. determined that our Stock shall l>e the lar gest and our prices as low as the lowest. If you want good Goods and not trash, if you want the Lowest prices money and judgment cm buy, if you want polite attention we will bo pleased to have you inspect our three big rooms and lot us name you a few prices. "43 01 DRY GOODS PALACE gkpn Springs This Favorite is now Resort for IleaWi and Pleasure Openrio Visitors, For Hates of Board apply to SIMPSON & SIMPSON. -?><?<-?? Gier)*) Spirits Water: -WIXxLi OXJK,Hi Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Ileptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and general, debility following upon malarial diseases. Dropsy, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Constipation, Ilcmoirhoicls, Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, ileamatuiia and Gfftanianial derangements. ?FOR SALE BY? BlUF" For Circulars giving certificates, elc, apply to PAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C. Vi c - G> fed US o [ .? I f?t f!.':.~j ? C8 rarfW r ? 3 Time Table of p. Ii. k tV. C. & S. A. L. 001 NO b0u1ii. Lv Lnurons, 1' 11 & W 0, 11 50 A M , Arrive Greenwood,S A L, " n V .M " Abbovillo, " ;; 14 r M "? ISIb?rlon, a 4 08 PJ\I " Athens, " 5 08 P M Atlanta, " 7 15 L? M OOINCI NORTH. Loavo Atlanta, s A h, 7 20 A M Arrive Athens, " 10 00 A M " Elborton, " n 00 \ M " Abbeville, '* 12 is I' M " Clreenw'd, " 12 40 P M " Laurent?, P P. & W ('. :? 40 P M Train No. 40 on P. U. & W. 0., loftv* inn bore at 8.10 1'. M., ntaUe.i tdoSO C0n? ncctton at Urconwood with North bound j vestibule? Arriving Clinton 11 12 V M Chester 12 23 V M " Monroe 1 f>(i A M " Southern Pinea -I 20 A M Raleigh 0 30 A M " Richmond 11 45 A M " Washington 8 40 P .M " Baltimore ? 54 P M " Philadelphia V 18 P M " New York 1? 05 P M 'Ibiii train ruin BOlhl with Pullnian Buflett Sleeping Cars and Pullman Ihn*? fett Parier Oars between Washington and New York; Parlor Car, Woldonand Portsmouth. O. V. Smith, Jno. C. NVlNflbBR. Trafllc Manager. Cen'l Man'g. II. M. 11. Clovku, .1. N. Wkkiiit, )>. i\ A. B. )>. A. i ?! !?? ii i. I'tuiiioisinpliy, '/>;>.? Wrliinn ""1 ??.!?>!.v i.?.!<!. ??'?>r i-ir.-.ii. r.ii adrtrt-M, II. t ttSTlii, : .hu.a. &?c>alustorti iiy. Valuable property in tho <:itv of Nuirons. Tho old I'rosbylorlan unttoh and lot containing about thrco acres. The church building la of brick, and In tho very best condition and can bo con verted Into a eplondld rcsldonco lot. Aboii vory flcHirablo building lot ooxl to tho now Rantlnl church, with a front on Main street and <>n College stroot. I loth of the o lots aro vory oonvonlonl to tin; business portion ?>f town and ull tho churches and tho graded school. This Is a trood o]>)H>rtunIty for Inves tors and persons desiring to soouro u homo in tho thriving < it.v of Ljrturons. (Joinmunlcnto with .1. ?. U. Piopiing or 11. Y. Sintprton, oommittoo. ULI Closing Out?Parasol Sale HER VALUE CANNOT BE ESTIMATED, }. one who sav?s hcv husband's dollar.:. One who lias the tact and ability t<> obtain with 50 cents a dollars' worth of goods. 1 low to bay, when to buy. and where to buy, are three things ?lie is master of. SHE KNOWS WHEN SHE SEES A $3.50 PatasoU at $1.75. ??F" We mean ihis. 1 J. O. G. FLEMING & CO. !2& -4 2 A o t IaiK % Mere irefy afceil, but # tjjill fee $iad to se you at 00J: STO^Er, W3sl?3?o Pnoes will Talk / S&emsQlvds. RAMBLERS ARE THIS BEST. C Bicycle. ConuVahd iigan .. 1 ii'r? :vn snouts; ?? X you any make of the price. ? ? WE . SSL Jhxf ? Sl,v-^ . KSK I Ss Grii/e 101 . Ji'ices. Furniture, Carpeting, Chinaware, Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, S.M. and E. H. WILKES & CO. ft&r M inter's New Building. vtv>tt~. .?..rx-n>..t?.ixiT.-?Ji.:Turjxi?iaav..- is*tn:< t iir?v^-.\?.. v- . ._ r. -........ rjJ?y bJ^Mi ?iai.. ??<?*'j 2 -1 MM'j'tl M'.IIM AMI J. I.*U1'0 Old ?'ashiinu <1 North Carol in 11 WIiIhUIoh, Apple ami l*< ? ? Corn ami Ilj<? DlIllliOH. :. \ ' u u. ?? und medicinal it 1 d, and we sell noth< dors of (ho celol irotcd i :i W Iii \ und Apple \V '.: '?<?? (18 follows, ill Wo make a specially of pure goods purposes. Our brand h uro all rocogni nig but high grade Uoods. Wc uro KEY brand of <>ld fashioned hand 1 Brandy packed in cost s <>t one do/.< 11 lots i to 10 gallons: N. <'. "i'oplar Log" Coin \\ Im be). $ 1.2s to $3.00, according (o ago; Uyo Whiskey, Jfj.00 lo J |.oo iu:< tiling (o ngo; Ap ple Brandy, $i.00; [Vach Brandy, lixli charge lor kegs and jugs. We can fuinish Corn Whiskey in euros ol r, !. ;, and S do/.cn bottles lo case, in pints, half pliit^ .i;.tl quails, u Uly for use, at low pilco&. Can make spec ial prices on barrel shipments, We have Ihc largest 8toein the country ol Ohl Corn With key. 1 ipencil and mellow* cd by age, and especially recommend it for private u e. KEY A. Co., Shilesvillo, N. C.