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f W. D. WOODS, T. J. DREW. I KDITOK8 AND IMloriUK'i'OUS. DARUNCiTON, S. C. Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1892. Notice of Meeting. The Democratic Executive Com-j mitteo will please meet at Darlington C. 11. on Salesday in March. J. \V. Keaskley, Chairman. LET US ALL UNITE. Mrs. S. I>. Pierce is advertising a valuable house and lot for sale in The Herai.h. Dr. \V. .1. (iarner, as hits been ^>rt- viously announced, left on Saturday for a years stay in Kuropc. We pre dict for him a brilliant future. Mr. Charles Weatherly Drowned in Lynch’s River. Mr. Charles Weatherly was acci- j dentally drowned in Lynch’s Hirer on last Friday night. Our informant A RALLYING CRY FOR THE DE MOCRACY OF THE STATE. The Address of Leading Conserva tive Democrats who for the Sake of the 1'nity of the Party and the Hood of the Slate Pro pose to Nominate Some Other Man than Tillman. Miss HI la Davis, of Camden, spent last week with friends in Darling ton. She is a relative of Mrs. (!. K. D.-.rgan. tells ns that Mr. Weatherly, accom panied by two other men, was i ross- ing the stream on a log, one of his companions carrying a torch light. To the Democrats of South Carolina: From some cause the man carrying Wc ., pk COM i,i ei . w it| lout the light fell from the log and im- 1 . , , , ,, ,, . , , , prejudice what we sav to von, and to mediately the other two followed.i • • ’ Mr. Weatherly's comjianion ble in mass meeting at their respec tive court houses on such days as i they may see fit, and elect delegates i to a convention to be held at Colum bia the fourth Thursday in March, 1189^; which convention shall be authorized to name a State ticket for the Democratic vi tors and the State Democratic convention called to nominate a State ticket for the Demo cratic party. Wc ask that each count y elect to the convent ion here by called as many delegates as it is entitled by the rules of the party to send to State conventions. .State wort Id perhaps equal if not surpass similar displays from other States. The woods shown at New Orleans could be gotten into proper shape for this purpose. “I beg to say that, within the last year, I have revived, in my official capacity, quite a number of letters from persons in the Northwest mak ing inquiry as to our products, water powers, cilmate, health, etc. “Most of these inquirers gave us the reason for making the inquiry the fact that owing to the rigorous climate of their several sections they desired to come South. “Now. in view of these con- on once swam to the river banks, thinking he (Weatherly) would get out of the water safely; but it was soon learned that he was drowned. Seal eh was at Mr. W. K. Haselden, a resident of once instituted for Mr. Weatherly's the Mars Bluff section, died on Fri- l*«ly, but, up to Monday night, all day night. His wife was Miss Matilda W hite, who, with four chil dren survive him. efforts in that made in vain. direction had been Sad Death of Dr. J. 1. baddy. An effort is being ma le to secure J Dr. .1, A. Daddy, of Ilarlsville, died another lecture from Dr. Lafferty, of j very suddenly on Friday night, and Richmond, Va. His lecture. deliv-'«> f'"'as we can gather the exact Darlington several months| «'ause of his death is not certainly 1 known. He ate some oysters for — — _ | supper and very soon thereafter com- MariaBenjaminsavs“fordoIsivvd si mencc( j von) j|j n g j am | j n | og y than sake, ef anybody knows anyting'hour ttl|| I|lim|U , s . vaij Dr. Lucas my son, Bennie Williamson, do tell j rilache(1 lhe | tolltft , a s | 1( „. t ^hjieafter ered in ago, was greatly appreci. Wc are moving for the peace, strength and prosperity of the State “Aow. m view we love, and for the happiness, free- siderations,it is my judgment that if let your judgment be governed by an dom and safety of the people we intelligent regard for your own in- honor. We invite every Democrat to forests and directed by your love and | to help in this work for South v’aro- resjiect for the State and her people. I lina and South Carolinians, for the We are not trying to stir your pas- j principlcsof Democracy and the party For Cash Buyers! 25 Per M Below Regular Souses! D R * D aniels ’ n> VETER1 NAN Y REMEDIES. COLIC CUBE Never fails to'’cure any case of colic. COUGH, COLD & FEVER DROPS Cures lung fever, Epizootic coughs, colds, &e. sions by general accusations which | ie]>resenting those principles. me, fur I aint seen 'im in 15 weeks." hu al)ll is ()f |lle ((11 j uioll Read her notice in another column. • j ll tl , e c iTort to vomit, a blood vessel There* was no observance of the ' vas ruptured, although there was 22nd in Darlington except tbat the | '»"«vh blood in the matter vomit- |)0 , hing ; hilc W(J aix . aiv.ded int. banks were (dosed. There was no u ’ 't- Haddy uao in peifect health |,osti| t . factious and neighbors ar we cannot prove, or to excite vain | hopes by extravagant promises im possible to fulfill. We do not wish to undo any good that has been ac complished or to reverse any policy which the majority of our fellow- Deiuoerats favor. We ask you to join us in an honest, united, determined effort to remove the dangers confronting our people, J tlu? evils under which they suffer. Wo must restore peace and good feel ing among ourselves, that wc may stand and work together and give that mutual help and cordial co-j operation necessary for the well-be ing of any community. We can do ‘ into! Eovvakii McCkady, .1. C. Maxvvei.l, M. !>., Wade Hampton, ,1AMKK F. HART, .John C. Sheppard, K. B. M fttRAY, Johnson Haoood, Wii.uam Mi nro, James L. Oku, M. IMIowem., 1). F. Bradley, J. W. Summers, A. B. Wii.m vms. our State should be properly repiesented it would be money and labor well spent. “I might say much more on this subject, but enough lias been said to accomplish my purpose, which is to emphasize the duty of our people in relation to the great Columbian Exposition, at which South Carolina should not he conspicuous by her absence. “Thomas W. Holloway.” The Railroad Rrvolt. As an intelligent buyer, when will you give us an opportunity to prove this BOLD BUT TRUE ASSERTION, Ihil we CAS ail Will Sell jo« Suit CHEAPER THAN AN! OTIEEHOUSE lift COUNTY? HORSE RENOVATOR Cures indigestion, loss of appetite, worms, &c. All Former Records Smasher! and Competition Buried! TIIK DI TV OF TUB PEOPLE. I ol. Holloway Writes an Open Let ter in Regard to the State’s Exhibit at the World’s Fair With Some Sug gestions. Last year the State Board of Rail road Equalization, composed of Slate! officers, increased the assessment of railroad property from $17,905,911 to $20,0(55.890, an advance of SH - r -1 159,971, or about 10 per cent.,atone stroke. The reason given was that the assessments on all classes of jU'operly were too low, and that this i was the first step toward securing the assessment of nil projterty,! ! corporate and private, at its true value. We not only claim to he the true Lender of Low I’riees in Dry floods. Not ions. Shoes, 11 sit sand Clot hi lip:, but have added a line of GROCERIES and are determined to name the Lowest of Low I’riees on them. We ipiole a few prices to show which way the wind i blowing. Standard A Cranulated Sugar iiO Ihs. I'orsl.OO. ifest Green IJio ColVee tJOe per pound. Also the lower grades. f Jest High flrade Dati tit > ioor a! sli.JA > per Danvl. Space won't allow more limitations, Inn if you will consult your own interest WONDER WORKER LINIMENT Cures cuts, wounds, harness galls, scratches, &e. HOOF GROWER k SOFTENER Sure cure for contracted feet, quarter cracks and tenderness. These wonderful medicines are sold and guaranteed to please the user of money refunded without ar gument. For sale by DR, J. A. BOYD. .hmics Allan k (V>. holiday at the Graded Schools, but the teachers alluded to the days, and tried to impress on the minds of the children, the reason of its celebra tion. tnd bis death was a very great shock to his friends, lie leaves a wife hut no children. He had agood practice and was very highly the community where he m ‘l ml When a boy puts on a pair of shoes they have a pretty hard time, and a _ _ i Nearly a year has passed. The; separated by political distrust and ! The movement to secure an exhibit i-pturns of ! lie person a! property of discord. for Smith Carolina at the World's individuals are unchanged, the Gov- We submit that the course of the! Fair has been started with much ernor of the State returning his eat- , l»i'f'«‘i»t State ad nstrat.on tends greater enlhusu.sm than even the ^ ^ ha , u<) t . hallge Il ' ? lKU ', inevitahlv lo continued irritation, j most sanguine had antieiptited. . isi the assessment of real estate, the . is lenuins weic Like .i to \. adet-boio, - ( |j v j p j (|11 am j ,j a i,jr ( . rt In the earn- On all sides great interest has been Legislature of real estate owners that having ignored that rcc nnniendation The you will In* sure to call on Your.-. Kcspcetfully, 28B King St. Charleston, S. C. A. J, BROOM. Willcox-’s Old Drug Store. ! The Larget-t .lewelrv Store in the State. SOLID PLATES OF thought of in HOW [S THIS? his native place,for interment. It may be well to state that a number paign of 1890 the public was dc- ! aroused and the indications arc ...... . i ceivcd with promises of reforms w hich the March convention will be one of j’f the < omptroller General. 1 . ... banks have Inut their assessments All of those: the largest and most interesting have not been kept. who expressed their dist rust of these j public gatherings ever held in the (; t >„ era ] ! and have appealed to the very short lease of life; but \\ oods iS; () f ( ,tj 1(;1 - people partook of oyster Milling have something in this liuc from the same keg without experien- that will trouble a hoy a good deal to eingany unpleasant effect. got the best of; and if the hoys don t believe this they can he convinced by The Epworth League ConimiUees. tryln* a pair. Only two dollars. The following committees have . . , , . been appointed for the FpwortIC :1,ul su]>l'orte.l Ibe, ebanieal f-oeiety, issnevl yesterday, League during the present year: ' vil1 ,,f ,llf! ,,f ,lK ' ir ' Department of C'hrstian; liffort.— Gemoerals, liave been treated a increased by order of the Comptroller proinises were then violently denonn- State, ced. F.veu such of these as, despite, ■ lie lununi.i^, the bitterness with w hich they were 1 of the State Agricultural and courts. it pair. which so far have sustained |’hc following, from the secretary them. The land phosjihatc cor- jiorations have also gone to thecourts in prolest. against the arbitrary increase of their assessments. Now the railroads have acted, evidently Mc- W'e regret very much that. The H KHALI) was not represented at L-imar on Monday, but the train on which we depended for transporta- C. W. DuBose, Chairman; W. A. Parrott, L. G. McCall, Miss Mollie Boyd, Miss Alice Parrott, Miss Marv hows what that body thinks: “When it was ascertained that the with the purpose of testing tht netuies, and the present indications proposed Columbian exposition was legality of tlie inerettse of H> pc re that this proscription is to be as tm- eontinued and extended. Recent tioii was delayed by a washout, and Ziminerimin, Miss Jennie iiast, J. (!. l’ i!l,lil ' ' ,l "' !i ' r: "i ,,1| s 'W fuliv determined upon, i pressul will) tlie importance that South Carolina shoulsl be most we found it out too late to make other arrangements. We will jmblish a syuojisis of Col. Dargan s speech is our next issue. "deCall, II. M. Smith, R. A. Dixon, 1. Y. Westcrvelt. authority assure ns that those who Ihorougbly represented in her vast ing capacity. cent, in their assessments, as other corporations are testing similar nets of the Administration, while private property is unchanged in its t.ixpay- wcrc from the first: friends and fol lowers of the head ot our State ad- Department of Charity and Help. -Miss May McCall, Chairman; Miss »''»^''aiioti, b.tt who went with him resources at. this, the most important Yesterday the chief railroad cor and the grandest display of all th C lotions of the State offered, in ° n;ivmcn or ihuir sn 0 , , , , iiayment of their taxes, sums sufli- mtercsts of not only this counti v,: c j eu (. to pay them under the former but it is very much to be hoped that the reward-offered for his apprehen- Harrell, Miss Kate ( ampioti, -Miss eion will induce some one to land him in prison. It was an unpro voked and cold blooded murder and it will be a great misfortune if the murderer succeeds in eluding capture. The Square is receiving some much needed work which, when completed, will be of great benefit. By the deposit of dirt, taken from the ex- cava'ions for brick buildings, next to the sidewalk it was impossible for the water to lie drained from the centre of the Square. The earth has been all used to fill in the low places near the Court House. Inez Broom, Mrs. I. Y. Wcstervelt, W. W. Graham. Department of Literary Work.-- S. Frank I’arrott, Chairman; Mis Maggie Burch, J. O. Baker, Miss Sue Earle, W. J. I’arrott, A. W. Hoffman, J. K. Skinner, Miss Eugenia Henry, •W. ('. Kelley, F. F. Martin, Junius 1 I’arrott. THE LAST LINK LAID. thought the are required to so arrange i , ,...11 advantage. , uniitasr .Mrs. .1. u. .Met all Mr-L 0,| l. v 80 f !U ' ,,s their consciences would, but the civilized world. Entertain- assessment of $17,905,914, but not Ip to the pvasent time, t c mui- m ,- 1, ’ allow, and then resisted or opposed ing these views, I regretted that our not enough to pay them under the derer, Moody, has not been captured, j,' J,is purposes, arc likewise to be put Legislature at its last session failed new assessment of $20,0(55,890. be S, * U ' 0t ’ Jhfc ' Representatives of the! to make such an appropriation as were jieojile have been slandered, reproach-! would secure the proper represent,a- ed and derided as “driftwood,” be- lion of the Stale To make a corn- cause they could not in all thingsi mcndulde disjilay nuieh time and think and act with the Governor, and dared to vote according to their judgment ■. We arc openly inform ed I hat strong efforts will he made to seen re at the-coming election the choice of a Legislature more obedient to the Governor’s demands, more pliable in yielding to bis will than the last. A circuit judge has been rebuked in an official message because bis decision on the bench did not accord with the wishes and opinions of the executive. The Legislature elects tlie judiciary. Control of the one ! means the control of both and the centralization of all the powers of making, expounding and executing the laws (powers given by the con- rs j stitutio’i for the safety of the people ' to the keeping of three distinct branches) into the hands of one man. The present management of our (party, apparently in full sympathy | pedient to inaugurate such measures! J w ith the purposes and demand ; of j as w ill insure, the desired end. j and another upon 30 per cent. It i inrvirnnrnf pfl info flip riil«».< of fho iiivtculonf of Hip sopipI.v iLlillOlllt 2L I ihi n/ has ever can cat breakfast in Florence and reach Weldon in time for dinner.” Not only is it a “trump canl for Wc extract the following from the the Coast Line, hut it adds another lion >r list at the South Carolina laurel to the fair crown of Florence. Commencing* on Jan. 1st, l«Si)2, the immense and well selected general stock of J. F. Farlv will positively he marked down at cost for strietly eash. All per- sons desiring should call and inspect tills stock before purchasing*. Sterling Silver Inlaid in tho backs of SPOONS ANT) FORKS Florence and Fayetteville in Di rer t Coin m it nie a Ho n -Coin ple- tion of the Wilson Short- Cut Railroad. The entertainment given on Mon- I l' e l« lfi t foot of track on the \\ 11- day night, by the 4th Regiment son and Florence Short-cut Road! Band, of Sumter, was a very enjoya- between Florence and Fayetteville, ble one, and the audience showed its N. C., has been laid, and very soon appreciation by long and continued "e will be shaking hands across the applause. All the actors exhibited l>'>e with onr friends and neighbors the evidence of careful training, and «ver in the Old North State, gome of the parts were difficult to “This is il Dump card for the carry out. The music was very fine, Coast Line,” said ('apt. Lynch in as was also the ados and chorus speaking of the matter last night, singing. Some of the scenes were “H shortens the distance between it little overacted, but a little more lierc and Weldon 01 miles, and as Their tenders were refused. The smaller corporations, operating lines exclusively w ithin the State, paid th\i‘ taxes according to the new assessment, but under protest. We are not advised of the purpose of the . , ,, | i roads which have failed to recognize exhibit as to show the very best I . , i . - i r 1 the new assessment, but judge, from the fact that they arc inter-Statc “In vi<*w of this fact the Columbia lines, that they propose to test their hoard of trade has shown a public cases in the Federal courts, spirit which is commendable. The amount of money involved is .., , . • U . i ...i verv lar'e. l he tax of 4] u ' ‘ ,l c _ * 11,1 nl<l i ‘ 1 nulls and the constitutional school Mechanical Society of South ( aroltna f. lx 0 f 2 mills would produce, upon hits also done its part. At itssjiring an assessment of $26,000,000, about meeting in Columbia it adopted the j $170,000, and the county taxes on following resolutions, which I trust,same property would probably .... , , aggregate as much more. I he action "'ll ' L ‘ •' can ' K ' 1 _ 0 ’' ' of the Administration and the resul- “Re.-olved, 'I hat it is the sense of (., n j action of the railroads lo^k.s uj) this society that the State of South from $300,000 to $100,000 of taxes, Carolina should he represented at State and county, the Columbian Expos'lion to be . There canbe noqueMlionofthe se- , . * e . x - -ii 1 riousness of the situation. We fear opened in the city of C hicago in ie; t] lc outcome will he disastrous, month of May 1893, and that there q’j le money is needed in the State should be exhibited the various pro-(and county treasuries, and the prob- ducts "of this Stale and her material li'»' of doing without R until Ib.o • i n .. r .. ,1,. courts shall settle the eases is one resources: to tins end. the efo.e, the wi| , k> hai . d goh ,, , t is exeenlive committee of this society j j lowevor ||(| , he requested to take the mutter tinder, resjtonsibility. consideration and if deemed ex- s have been increased all along the line or not at all. It is the acme of injustice to make one man pay taxes upon 100 per cent, of his At Points most Exposed to 1 SILVER I Wear, and then plated entire, containing rive Tiinca as much KajJ ^ Silver as TBf <a-;j WS co co STANDARD PLATE. If] OOoo Guaranteed to wear 25 years. ||| i Will Last a Lifetime. H r| M MORE DURABLE i| j Thun Light Sterling Silver. And not half the cost. Each article is stamped E. Sterling Inliid US. T f ycu cannot obtain then from 1 your jeweler ccni to u: fc: Cata- loguo and Prices. ACCEPT M OTSSTITUTE. Ha nu Tartu red only !?jr THK HOLMES & EDWAUDS SILVER CO. »We are Sole Agents here for the al)ov« goods and keen a fn.il line ot them in STOCK.- “Ia addition lo our large and elegant stoedv of wins I wins Bejji; to minoimce to their frieiids and the pulilie generally tlmt they have received the largest, and best selected stock ot* Solid Silvdrware. Gold and Silver WA'I'CHKS of tlie most approveil mak Diamonds uioiintetl in Kings, fins and K roaches. ^DARLINGTON :Fall and Winter Goods —All kinds of— Alaride NIoniinients, s Tablets, and * Grave Stones furnished on short notice, and as cheap difficult to fix the Assessments should that they have ever had. and invite an in inspection, of the same. Gall special at tention to their splendid stock ot practice will obviate this. Taken as Boon as the trains are put on the line,! thc'iio^-.^W.d'with hht’hdp, lwi"'«hWmL further^ That the! " 1Km ,H '- ^ ^ 0t ' IM a whole, it was one of the best amu- which wnll bo m about SO days.yoti illcor p inltt , ( i into the rules of the titer entertainments that has ever can eat breakfast m Florence atul, lu , w devices for perpetuating been given in Darlington. ™ J the ‘power now held and making it more difficult for the majority of the Democratic voters to withstand tin power of the machine controlled by a minority. The tendency of all these acts and College: It puts this city in direct com- Nenior Class.—Distinguished, E. 1. j nmuicatiou with some of the richest Wilson, Darlington. I’rolieieut, A- and finest country in North Carolina, M. Coker, Darlington. (through which the road passes and ! methods is toward further and deeper Junior Class.—-.Proficient, Walter makes this the terminus of one of isions and continued strife among president of the society appoint a m equally unjust to make cor- committee of three w ho shall memo- porat ions pay on a 100 per cent, rializc the Legislature of the State valuation ami allow individuals to . . ... , .. nav on 30 or 50 per cent. We have to make such appropriation as shall wol . (l ()f (!. onilltro i k . r (;e„eral he deemed necessary to meet the expenses of siteh an exhibition, oi- lo supplement the funds which may be raised from other sources for this purpose. Ellerbe for the fact that property in South Carolina is worth $300,000,- 000, instead of the $168,000,000 it is now assessed at. When the Legislature refused to order a new assessment of real estate, Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings, as can be purchased elsewhere. U2?' Designs and prices furnished on application. All w ork delivered Free on line of C. & I). Railroad. Darlington Marble Works, DARLINGTON, 8. C. ami also they invite the Indies to examine their varied assortment of “It will be observed that two, |) 10 Administration, if it bad desired Griffin, Darlington. Sophomore Class.—Proficient, E. C, Coker, W. C. Coker and A. B. Wardlaw, of Darlington. Freshmenf'hiss—Proficient, II. II. East, of Darlington. The gradation the most important branches of the Atlantic Coast Line. The distance from Florence to Fayetteville by the new route is 83 miles, from Fayetteville to Wilson 71 miles, and from Wilson to Wei- is as follows, highly distinguished ■ dm) 54 niiles, making a total dis- indicutcJ an overage of from 95 to fimro between Florence and Weldon 100 on all studies, distinguished from 0 f 211 miles. By the old route, via 90 to 95, proficient 80 to 90. illcrting of the Legion of Honor. There will be u public meeting of the American Legion of Honor in their Hall on Friday evening, 26th February at 8:30 o’clock. All mem- Wiimingtou, the distance between here and Weldon is 372 miles, mak ing a difference in the two routes of ns. The signs of the times warn us organizations have taken the matteract fairly toward the railroads, that unless there is a chmme wc may 1 in hand, and it is to be hoped that ( would have had another meeting of have to choose between slavish sub- Ihev, bv putting the hall in motion,! the railroad equalization board and 'changed tho assessments of railroad , . . property to the old figures. It did important matter, and in the nca" * - ■ 61 miles. The Coast” cheap excursion Line should gji'c a over the road as mission to a dangerous and degrad ing despotism or a bitter, desperate and ruinous struggle among our selves. To avoid these dangers, to restore peace and harmony to our party and people, wc call on all Democrats who wish to secure a conservative, safe, efficient State government, represent ing the future do something to meet desired cud. “I feel pursuded that contribu tions in great quantities can be secured from all patriotic farmers a'l over the Slate, as well as the products of all enterprising man- _ it solid Democracy at home,and ufacluriii" corporations. L'^mmauding the good-will undcon-i “in audition to the display of lidenec of the world at large, to give | field crops, etc., it occurs to my mind not do this; and thus proved itself willing to collect taxes on a full , , , . , soon us (rains arc put on, and give hers of the order are expected to bei , . :. . the l ar Heels an opportunity of look- present and bring their friends with '. ‘ 0 . ... . . mg through its shops u > the active help of their iulhicncc and votes. them. Short siteeches will he made ? .. n K. K-itl, ilurgan, ll„„. (i. W. 'Kxl* and ather We pledge ourselves and those who I forth not that a pamphlet sje>uld he 'gotton out, several thousand copies, setting r.10 in Florence, as well I think and act with us to abide faith-! resoitrses of il.e Stale, agricultural but also bet as renewing.' acquaintances with Di-rg.it: raid other members of the •. . . . . I friends in this Otv, w hom thev have “Le;Mt>:t. A* the Conncu wishes to . • , . ... . not seen in m.itrv wars.— r lorence en enjoyable siHuable evemng ^ lmli tietr friends, they will have a b spend with their friend. valuation from railroads while indi viduals paid theirs on a valuation of less than 50 per cent., the Gov ernor himself paying on a self-fixed valuation of less than 30 per cent. The railroads have the right to ap peal tothoconrts for justice, and they have taken action which foreshadows such an appeal. Wc do not think that there is 1 fuirmiuded man who would deny them that right. But it is pretty hard on the Stale of Soiuh Carolina that it should be so embar rassed because of the acts cf its agents. . A fair and just policy would have made the State secure of its revenues. The desire of the Administration to make a show ing of reducul taxation LADIES & (illLDKilVS tADEKWEAK. HE H R I I. SMITH, j Real Estate Agent and * anything else that the ladies need. The stoek is lii’st class in every respeet. FLORENCE St- DARLINGTON. S. <. A very large stoek of AEl'Ii W EAK, iuhI everything else that a gentleman needs, They carry a large stock of Special attention paid lo the buy ing and selling of real estate, collec tion of rents, &e. The strictest attention will be paid to all business entrusted me. CLOTHINti: AND : HATS fully the decision of the State Demo-1 manufacturing interests, including cratic convention, to make this fight (cotton factories, her phosphate in- for good government, the freedom of 1 terests, hcrmincral resource.;, and all legislation, the independence of the Other enterprises which go to make cx l ,t ' l,8c of c-oiporaticiis has no ( pid.cia.-y and the liberty of the peo- up a State of her wonderful 1™ ; ,| lroa tened with an empty treasury string hand in attendance, and any The jKjstofliee.at Bishojiville is to ply wltlito the party linos; lint toj sihilities. ' ' ’ Litigation with Coosaw, litigation, of the fair friends of the order who ; fie re-established at an cat Iv dav. I make it earnestly, ( ourageonsly ami ‘.Maps should be previded, show- with the hanks, litigation with the would like to dance in one of the - . ■ .i • ; Baldness oitglit not lo come till the finest halls for that purpose, ... tins ^ ( f .. ()r ^ , f tk lmj| , k . 8(x*tiou o5 the-Shirte, will liave an °p' ^i. JS ( 0 ia|| use HalTs Hair portiuiily of doiiig isy jn the.conrse, Renewer and, jvevent, hulducss and 9i Ow muiM' A: T': -’(J -a •. • ' •; persistentlvin evu-v townshipof everv ing the various watvr pbwers of thoi l i,ll( l phosphate companies, litigation ilized and capable of utiliza- ' vi ' h , ' K ' niilrua, H WlK ‘ rc ‘ is , *' t r!V 1 ' and now are we to escape front the embroilments of an incompetent, •bate] unfair and reckless Administration? county of the State. We call on all State, utilized and capable of utiliza- Demoerats who arc willing to act (ion. wtTh us on the pledges and for tht! “A t display of the unniwws ubwu aummiwd, to tuwvm*I deuvaiU us wall us tkc woods oi .tiivi—Xlw blufu, , * -f., -t ■ * • wt-'f: ’ 7 5 ♦ and can fit Every body, from a small boy to the big man. They call special attention to their complete stock of ZEICLER’S FINE SHOES, also a very, large assortment of every kind t « * . *• i of shoe, from the cheapest to the host. EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES pit low pfiees. CaU if you wish bargains. FIRE! FIRE! •• 1 11 V I represent Twelve of tUe most reliable Fire Insurance Companies in tlie world— among them, the Liverpool and London and' (5 lobe, of England, the largest tire company jn the world: and . the .Ftna, of Hartford, the I ’' A largest of all American lire - ■, companies Prompt attention lo Imsine-s and sati,- ■ ’• faction guaranteed. 0 ' E. E. \OIOI EAT. "x DARL1NUTON, 8..LV ; e ■ 1 -n • Ollicc iietwctsi Edwards, torment ,Co., and Joy ifc'fjaudors’. \ > * ■ j. > ► THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHER amets MacH abbeam qm m m