Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

'' ^ ^ ' N xxvin.-- no i->. '' ''ii;n)av. main ii ^t>, ~ ^ slooayear ? . 'r*V -. i . ' . ' : * W ' - - - S 1 1?- T * v SOCIETY AS WE FIND IT. The upper crust of .swelldom throughout the country is trembling and crackinn ' > eruptions and upheavals volcanic in their nature are dcvasling our social strata. All along the line the adamantine wall is ci umhliug ami the creiue-a la-ereine of the fast, whirl inn social cauldron is lining hist in the blackened s?sliments. The hitter dregs lie at the Uittow of the Mow ion social Uiwl, rohlxd of all former sweetness. Hoses are turning to thistles, zephyrs are Itccoiuiug cruel winds, and clouds of disgrace are hanging over and obscuring the sunlight from the ruined actors who have played their last role in the social drama and have finally been hissed oil' the stage by faithht<s friends who have l>een more fortunate and made their escape ere the curtain 11 replied. The social queens, pallid with nervous prostration, ami the guilty young scions of noble., birth' ami high social prestige, all generous to a fault, uro till? debris left to the society editor for a Sunday tonic, Without malice or intending to do any one injustice, and reaching conclusions from personal experience alone, I frankly state that there is no species of luiinanit\ deserving more sympathies and prayers of the charitable public than so ricty it mors. : neu s is a retviiieaii task : 11 icy iniist blow the social bubble - until the rahiUiw tints dazzle and capt yatc Hie smart set." < 'ulliiivil iudi\ iditalitx tortus no |>arl of their profession : fodayistn must tie suhstituleil. ami when the inilali <1. roseate luihhle bursts the fragments must he waited to ilie realms of social obli\ion. with till the Haltering juljeetives wliieli tire tlie adinittcd stock in trade of the magnanimous editor. Such is the daily, weekly and itioiithlx font iho o! society. The editor calls it luisiness (and in jnos} iustiijiees it is. i The world calls jt "beautiful" and charitable." The reformers characterize it as slush," "newspaper dcpra\ ityand "iuor.il cowardice," ("all it what they may. metropolitan journalism is the mighty juiwerot this age. And the gifted wo)ii:iii of talent who wields the pen and ?lpaws tlie highly imaginative, gorgeous jllid gilded pictures of the. soei;d world in" unr dailv nailers i !( ! her iiieeot : v .. J*- eillu r love or inu!ic> i assumes ;i p ?Htinn wliielicniails vast r.i>poiisidililies. I lie duties of win. )i oltiiuis >|dl the , wltisiHTisj^r; of ?oii.sri? nco y.o.-.si\ perverts. jf ma ili'.-j11?\s. every \?-.s*!*^?* of golden truth. Tili-iV is lllllrll of Sillishmc ||! |ij,. \vritV and tell of. It is full of sweets : ujMin ever} hillside the forests "ivc out the perfume of their l>eaut\, and iu all the valleys there are dowel's. Ajtain, ii " S is a pleasant dut\ to ehroiiicic in yiowiu;* won Is tilt* domestic jjraees. intellectual' siii?i artistic triumphs of our yoiuiyf men ami women : to encourage the yoiiiu; college students with '/raise, rnmmciuijpt; their industry and applauding their industry and auplaudiuu their auihition. tilt to llauiillo the hl'a/i'ii ga/e of the M 'art! ss. '!isi?it-r >( >} pni'he 11 -su ?-. I ht'iUity. 11 if* pt'isoiial iovliness aiiii fcfui l/jjie charms of our reliued Wonted seems }|!ipii/<fh sta ungiacious and unholy. } love i!i ' i'| life. si i n fitui'ii , ! iis lnauty ; !>.? t* !* ii - Itt * > :;Ij?! Jfij ijphghfs jind Would !;ol jiow nr-V a.j argument against t|;e plop, r social ? u jiwuivi't "f the\eung on n and women (>! Ulir land. The liuisie of their client volres lias often thrilled my heart and soul. tcmiud.M)- lue i 1 scenes and Me -cd memories el the mug ago, lint t.ieie <ire f.ishioiiuhy innovations en epjng I;,;,, I tie similai j'jiuU i ot lli s eia il at might J'til lO bp S.llle1'Oli'-f . Til" l?i!lil"",l '.f<i.?ii ai.ii ?.!> ,,ii } ti"i'| "1 tia i !;re t.mader: il ;s there ihai. i'""1' the V?i 11 ?t \ forn.net. of an ii.t ii * I i ! ion. so /.?? ?; ' '-lo'.'. i !'c;i"vl\ lull,- 1111 l?v 4 lie ii:|>! % j.mi '' '' ^ ? f'iuiri*. J1K! Il?m'o'lm a;;.! > ^ 11 wii^injr ;< ' 'fvjiiiii i yi'M's \.: it(,ii,alv Tilt-yft-.T. ; 'iy \-uiry- |M-rli;?|*s. wil! ltnl.ia .i.?T?e? j>i,. ;t ?> vi V(in( in i11? >i tfnnl w??iU. Inn tir nnti "Hi .sum In l??t in air. ] '<n Hi!., f!V''??'?' ?irll! .\jr.M .nr.. ' ""|j ' oil: iv. '? !'i.' ' 1 :,i;vn v.,.ui\ :..V* "'? ? - I ,t,, c anil iinxii^". :U???* ' ?WilOltl XVf l?'V(' U' ! '" l'l"i'< . ^ Ti... -i. ( i'li'l mothers must coinsu?'' iUi'i * i. , , ,, Mnclutuisj, V"'" V ./'11 ! 1,n,fc>s:oi.s?i4",.s'1 I? ?? ' 111 11 i iM?nsivo flowers from the man and si t of I until tliev dare not uiio care not to trust, j Do away with Hit* carriages and let t!u? young women use the carriages of tiieir fathers, and if there is no home carriage and the evening is too inclement for walking, lie brave enough to recall engagements and spend the time in their own parlors. l)o this, my dear young friends, and 1 will warrant you will save many heartaches and receive the unexpressed t!tanks of many I ma riling house ki*cpers. No young salaried society man. however fair his intentions may lie when starting, ean remain lung in the soeiul swim without danger of a filial wreck. It is true that society must necessarily Ik- burdened with tne faults of individuals. Society must lie composed of men and women, amlasthey have their faults, society eannot lie perfect. Moments of thought sometimes suggests that this old world of ours is going to pieces and a new society will arise. lrWiul nil nniPllit V mill fi n* -ill *? ????-? 11 % w\ f i t\/i mil Young women, <lo not despise :?rt, science, industry ami commerce, which represents life and arc tin; Utsis of all M'dtty. Seek in ali four what men have found in them?a leal value that is lacking in your gowns, soilies and lances. In any event, do not count on men. ( ount on yourselves. 1??? not pander and lr\ to liecotuc their ideals, lui' use your ln'St elTorts of heart, tniiid soul to Wring 11 icii 1 to the high moral stair'ard that the good men of the world demand of women. I to this, and the sins of men can no longer justly he laid al the feet of woman. M. I.ot i>k M\ nil k. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. Again wo are called to mourn liio loss of our old comrade, private Thomas Steen, who has passed trom earth to hi~> filial toward on Fame's Ktcrnal Campiug ground," Comrade stecn was in his tiPth year. lie was a veteran of the! great war, having served from 1"-<>I mild \ the surrender at ,\p|Niuiato\. lie was I detailed hy his superiors to till some vein . j iiii|nnl iiit and responsible positions. ' I < >:iee in tlie capaoilv ol compan y iiur^e. ] j near Adam's linn when lli.it lata! and j dreaded disease Tvplio;.| |'e\er. prevailed j loan alarniing and fatal e\i<ui. Seven I ol our nunii.et biave. failolui hut vnnrj ! >oliIieis erossed over tin* river to leturu | no more. In this e.apae.i!? ho vvoii disliuclioii. Night alter uiglil did he si! hy the hot of the sink, atlpiutislcring to :it heir wants. I.jsieiijiig to their im olieri cut and delirious sentences. Appeali !ii?/ tii < lieir ?it li:il luiliu* i 11 i 11 ' 1 Itf'V I Wl'lV piVSeilt. Those W llO lliftl lie lr- I eeived their last lo relat;\es:ml ! j friends. I'.itmothers. sisters :;ad ( i brothers. elbsed llicit' eves and rob*. I | j llu'iu in i 1 it-ir blankets l<?r burial. Alter lliis I if was uiailc eo;up.iii\ eoiu- j missiry. This otliee he tilled t<> the ui.it i iIit11i 11 of all eoneenied. '1*11i- was a ! I laborious ami unthankful position. The \ I soMieis woiilil oiltliihiC ill llilli'a!Miiij the , inferior aid d'hiunitive i d; i s . < o.is'v j me.il ami I h'e i erf. Tie' s^cr I fn ' ihihk l'.h shi mIiI i'?; I'-oiililMe better lie [ \'Pom 1?1 pa\ no attention hut eoniiuue ; . i measure out the incai. cut ui- tlie < eel | alul pass it to tl.e repv-enlai ioi( !'. n.l I i of t lie Illll'SeS. lie elljo\ed the in'ek - n uue J 4)\eji Ijihi I ) 'tis. <.iiU|liai,> ii.nl j i in a hiiidi> lu.iaiier. All eouiintssirie., | | Were exempt from liiilltsil'V duty, but lie | | was known on several occasions when a t battle was ra^in.r:Jieai e.uup. to se!:: hi - j , r.lle and hurry to the battle I'cTl ant! ; i aetiwh etijiutje ill !lie but!!e. A bia' . | soldier til.ill lie neVci sholllilered a I ale. ! i As a soldier lie needs i:o eulogy. Ill- 1 ,.,nj ..itA.i. .t.the j ; I'.al* Itself Sllltl I US lieh.tviot ill b".'t!e : . iJiiNc liim thu glory ;ucl renown an I ;n. j indisputable title lo !.in;;iitho.id. The e\-eotifed. Ii'.t" soldier sh >iI! 11'. a ? l :< i .. ] yu'o\ en fat itself ; heia iti w.u rr:i..l ! 1 loan in jicaee and .ia honor ai all lam lo the land of Ins birth. !i.s re ml I iili i the W.il' thai ol si;nieh;e r. ? ... ,i,i'? hi.- fi' . 'dd i'i'i.ii' l.,i ' t' thin el liei'oi pat: a" . I;.i> do-a is ' liis shield idl'l h'lt'kii'f id App1' ! 11'- I li-O - 1 I'I'tivulli U;.i I-uU.l i Ili A I ! ' 11. ; !l".li I. .1 ill I i rl till If 11 III?Hit1 tu I ( begin lift .iiicw. Ii I were e;ii!rtl i;jm?i> . | to ji.;*??i. /.,* in_\ ;iiiniic to tin' coiiicl'i it'.- vi ict iii i v.niilil Kirov <? .. I :i \ I )i' i . < !?' i ..ioujei|ep.ue Mililii'i', I i r il 111 111 it: till- |I t VilllM*, \fl tl'ltf ill lit" ' r;i!l-f i ii.it lit it.1 No entll'etler.lle so!! r j-; Uui'imI nil? < ;' intinl. t?>t* evt*u | wltu steep II | it ill tin* ninny I ?:s 11 le I t'itls linvi* their gi.i\es iiKiiknl. ;i^ the p* t-t sii swot-!Iv rriiiiiikeil. Though ini>! : '( nl jKiliitl in irMf i-< ;trs its u liitc f Ii.; .1 !v hr;it|, i Telling w;ttii'h iv.s in l!it* \ alley til 11it virtues ol' tlit* t!e;iil. Vet ;i liiv i?t!ieir ttilnlisliiiie ;nnl ;i t|e\\ ? tiltip pure ;i:itl 1 ?i ic*lit. I - (lie epitaph illi aiuiel \\ rile* in tin- I < 1 i iie>s iif ! lie* night. i \. I . ' \ N i. I . * i tiro.nets jit lhi) Ilea i. 1 Ainr. I?t?j*i*l. t!i" li*:uIiii*_r ilri!*.r*jri>! i Sin if? ) it ul. I -si.. :ivs : 1 >r. K n:ir's New ! I >:-<*t i\ ei \ is I lie i ?i 11 \ tiling licit t 11 i t I ins rough ;ii it I t lie liesl seller I 11: i \ t . .1 ; I". <*:i111J?!m*1 !. hut''knit ul' Gallon I. Ari/. j writes; "Dr Kind's N. w librowp is ] .ill llmt is ehiiint tl lot it : it ii?*\t*r . ,,N. j it:ii I is ;i sure cure for <*i >iis111 i] *t itui. I rough* ami e?dils, I fjiiintil sif. <*?ii? i?y 11 tt?r its uierils." 1 >r. King's New i *< eoverv lor eoiisiiiiiotii.ii iiin<rl ho? i: M'itr'l lor .1 >! a niillirv. :;I:|ioitils. Free trial hottle; at I'. !?\cr < 'rotnuoil had (lie ! ii'/eM brain on i.-rnril. 't weiijlieil a little over '? oaai.'c hat Via.- forial to !<e ! a I. i rDECADENT DEMOCRACY. Tluiofllee holders, and anions them the legislators in South Carolina, call themselves democrats" and not onei tenth of them have any conception of j what democracy means. The legislature inisscs a hill to prevent the selling of medicines hy medicine |K'ddlers. IVihaps it may bring coed results, perhaps it ishest to have an undemocratic, fatherly government winch protects the gullible from I ring "taken in," hut no demoerat could eonsisU nilv vote lor such a ineasiue. It is no concern of the law that medieiiic is peddled. Tiie selling of inedieines hy itinerants is a legitimate business. if a medicine peddler or other peddler obtains money by false pretenses, lie should lie indicted and punished. There is no justice n j outlawing a business, even though it Ijf a business which is of no sjieeial !? ;Jrj to auylrody. If it is just to outlaw tucl- ' ieine peddlers, it is equally just' to out- I law any sort of itinerant peddler. The News has no interest in the medicine i peddlers and prefers that the race thereof , should become immediately e.\tmet. W o loi n Iv use tin in to illustrate tlu* iibst i hi politieal prineiplos in j?uiditi? tinj Soiitli t'nt'olinn general assembly. I Wo hear a ;?resit niiioiuit of "ah nhout j I 'iK itios raoy." The average eiti/eii oon| siilors il a iloudly insult to ho told tliat i j ho is not a doniooiat. Nevertheless, wo j j holio\o that littlo is utidorstood in Soo.lli j < ain'.iiu aUntt deiuoeraey. The spool- ; uioiis of democrat ir loaders in this state li.i\o uovor road of hoard of tho vital | toiiots of doiu'ioraoy. Doiuooraos is a j | innio in South Carolina, a pulout naino i | truly, lint that is all. To what is done ' | ntidor ii, lopuhlioauisiu. populism, social- j is Hi or an> other naino might ho a;?- i pliod with equal stdhereneo to tho nieaiil injj of wo:d.\ Tlio cardinal doetriuo of donioor.'.oy i that tho hast governed are tho least ytv! Oiuod. The toiidonoN in South a.'olina is d.iroot'y in the opposite direutions. I Laws are oo:istaidl\ bring en.a le I I" ivs'.riet personal liberty. The state ' >\ ointue.nl is rapi onerous hieg i,: a hundred din tions, Tho ha hit of appending ' niuiissio.. to oontfol this or that private business is steadih glowing and th. I nnduinenl.il , tost of iii inoera ^ is rureh if o\or sip* . p ii d to uieuMues of legislation b* law I, I. ..I? w ....... I.. I < . ? i... o i i < ,.i. H I 11 i u i ..? 11II-.M- i? - ; ninths i??? !"* ?>" in tin* Interest ? !* truth. j It r,i:?> I" lt tfiVertl. Jlilli?ui-fli : !i:it : i ii"'t ?iui' opinion. 'I'lu* term "Memo.: at i i- ii.>i enp\ rijjia. Anyone ma* in- i; j witli i?r >v5rT?.-n;; color of title. 1 IT it ! \ ielils a lieliever in paternalism plea- are I u" profit t?? rail iiiniM'lt "ilcjnu'Ta: " ? >l.out l vnol ri.iv to inlerl ere uilli Inn:. 1 >en:oera<\ is weaker in Sotitli < V.ro!ina t?:iI:i> tiia.i it ever was in the Ins j tor* nl" tiie Slate. II" there are ten l!..iusainl "leiniM-rats in Mav.u I.i.m'h-. m' 1 Ma;ii: . there are prnliahlv' tuhri in ii 1 Stat, llnlt S .utlr ( ai'nliiYi ?.?iit,.iin-. i'!:e [ i ! i"i< a i It -a* lers in l! li - s i at I in* t 'at li\? nj '.? v tint ilie* tall a (iecy >rr.",li! ui ;i:ii tioit. 'I It:v it'v-H'IAaiittaS are. linelu) 11 l<? at.pl\ patiii ila.i; to state p"!ttio>, ' i; recti, iili' \ . . Electric Bitters. IlicetI ie Hitters is a medicine united lor any season. !?ut perhaps more ?ri; rall* iiee'i' il when tie- languid. exltan ' >1 I'eeSinvj prevails, wIiimi llie liver Is turpi"' ! nf.'l !nyji- !i an I tie- need .>1' ,. r .s. ; ;?11 "I a 11e i"* ! "it. tii.i iel' ni 11. i s 1 niter? JlWlSetl Inn-jr ;|||tl , ' fIut;?. filial hilimis IVvers. N?. meili- ; eir.e will net limie siueh in ?-?U I?I -r: ? -1 Iltf Slli'l llM'iil'4" I lie S\ tell) I mill '.lie 11ii11:i: in! j?>?i.??I !e;:?!;n lie. i11<Iiuf-l ? -? |?.itin'i. 11i, im -s ? < 1 *.* t . , .... i;,s'n! 1 . il : r . . i ' l it: ilir Sl.n' *. i I IT'is m U'.'UfiTO Kettrns ra'.ueu 'titi JiV-lt^i tlV4s|ll V. ! ii<'\e:ti..i; Klleib> l.tiii" ,! |., e;l vjt ( lein-. n ' where lie limi l?een ;'l tel'iliim it lire; 1 :||" i ! (lie l?nai?l ul I I'MStei >. lie | >. i ii I ill" el lief III.liter nf business was i t!??* |?m|M?r ?*\}?eiitlitHtvs of Me ' ; , . ! I In euile '1 tn ; (lit* t;i\|>:i\eis u;is t lie (letermilint iuli ul t lie ' ! It .11 I t?> return In I he Stale SI",'KM W'hi.'ll j t lie enllene ille\V over till' :i|?|?ie'<l i:itioli j a \enr tn- twn nno. 'I lit* npju'nj.r'..;i.ni 1 was for S- *>.'"k' Init I'm snine clerical I error it v. as linnle The i\tr.i j SI n. (>t > v.as n eil init will now In* re j I in lit (I. The collrp1 w ill 11"' lark IV r j tlie sinews ul' war this \t ,y. Aurnily I the j 11 \ it* _ ;t 11 ii >i 1111 * " t ? I-et ween l.'.'i'" ainl SVo.'HMl. Their aie i -t inleiils in at tendance. The < Vive; i.< ? t: 'etl that tliin;;s were ni**vi:t*r ;.!' !" ; Mimnthly. O A I YPICAL CAKINEr. t II v.iin'.il lie litifil In li.li ..Mm .. I. .1111*i 1 nil! ami I \ j>i?m! |'irl lire 11 , r, I ii I it ii it is ??1 j ??>li; jcjil I i|V 11 i In- I i .!??1 ; X.lli'S lliMII i? I I 1?\ 111" I lli'lllt i i i III" IH'W :<<lliiinir lintiull ;i{ \\ islim ?,j ton. i Tin* Si-en liny <i| Stair \i !ui:n in n 'ii;i.:liill. Till' Sr|i-i;i| y nl lie \;i\'. .mil Hi" I'ii>linastn-u"iii i:il ;i;-i- tlf imh I'lilliHt" Kntilttitloi*. TIk?Spcicliin off In* J I'ivii Ir\ was mirr \vatiliin::ii in n 1 111:111 ii 'c vii'il. Tin-Sfintssi \ nl Wnr.iinl tlic Sit)i l;n\ ui't'.i" litltiinr an- * ? !: !ii;ii|c inilliiiiiairr-*. Tin- Attuiiim '.rii;-1.11 t> n i-i -i"i,Iivxiiini*?t of t f:i I .iii'ii t'Ii'i r lustii" nl (i ii'iit III it iiiti. iiinl I In* >"i I n-tniv nl Aurii'iilliirc is nl iiiii i^Ji luitli. i I it' t in Ii niliirt't it ran It trnlv aiil ; '.lint it i-> wimllv I'i"" ri'nlii ilisri iiiiiiiat inn n'i : ' mint nl' liii'.li. rrrnl. sniml ai/r! r. limits in- : 11 v I'nna nl j "ft in'.c'li in. I N.-v? Winl?l. There is more catarrh in litis section j of11i?* country than nil < 11: -r ''iseast < )>iit j together, ami until tl.c last li w \eai %is , supposed to l>c iiu iiialuc. I'm* a j.cat tunny years ?!ncto"s | :? mciierd it a !. al disinsc, and pi escribed local rrme'it . and 1 iy constantly tai'.iinr to cur' with local treatment, pronounced ; in crab! . Science has psw? u < ilanli to I a < on-I stitutiona! disease, ant! > bei .-fore. j <|iiires collet it ill ioual treat iim i.t. !la!i"s ; (V.lni rli Cure, tnatir.f ictui'd to I'. (j ( hem > t i.t'o.. 'i'o'.Mto. < lliio, is t':.* only j constitutional can- on ihe mar! et. it is | tauoii mu-rnam ia ,t > - ; : i .:?i !oii,et>s to a t. asjioonfnl. It a d-directly o i liie ; Ii'.ihkI and iiiacous smfacos i ! i'i? Mom. Tltov oliVr ?an Insulinl dollars :'<?r any ,caso i; fails t?? t ini?. Sond for oiroiilom ami tot inionials. Addross. 1\ Clifjiov fo,,To!(do. (). So! ! !?y d a ;- . foist, Too. TIiu ?riv ifcst depth : ( \vi?:;i oarthquaki x are known to o:i;inaio isal iut maty mile.-. It lias a>M> liat a oa'icida'.cil that a heat : ulln ieat to me'.t nrmito Mni.,!il occur at alio..I ilio .nuiic deull:. rrem Cr.[ plo Creek. AI tor lie 1.i'.c liio at ' '< i, ?-K- t Vci k. I j took a \ i r\ M-ivero co. ! and tried mail) [ remedies \\ it I . ait help, the cm! oiil> 1 Ix'coiini; ; more sett tod. Alter u.sinj; j three bottle-. oi' < ii.iim'o.a Iain's t'?aij;h | ri'iiii dy. both t a 1 < oau" i and c. ; ,cin:c . an ! :a this \>- *\, inu.-i .. himi- j I noils coi|o|t rc.iicd) to do alt) no. !. j i?. It. I !"ii?tor-oii, ei|.tor it.iii . AduT- I 11, or. 1 or >a.o I a i . * .1 htl-.i . The ti n.jieiale loan's plia-me are durable Itccai; ? tiie\ a.o rcu'iii.o. ..ml a!! ; liis life isealm an l -oreoe bccau.-o 1 innocent. .? Eli' un:nMem fcjtitekly C ured M'.ci; bavin; been oo::liiiod to tin- j 'i.arn 'or ol? von d.o.s and j?;o iovj oi'.t j S-J'. '.'I di otol" 1 a11-> Wdliol.', 'man ,li. 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I The Union Real Estate Agency : | HAVE FOR SALE \ I The Harris Mill Property | Lj . ? !l hicn has hi'c/t cul u/> into beautiful rest- ? . (ten ci' tuts. J 0 a ^ 7n'o //ice fott/ room, ('(/ttffc'c\ for rent (it ? ?V/ /'( / month. Cut! on 1 P. M. COHEN, Pres. ? ^a^E02'3 3fciI0^0C&C03<.'i;CE;G.?0i:?S0S]?i;03S33303OS?aO02BO??? ji m o MYSTERIOUS THINGS uv many <>!' i Jit* Si l<> KS uliicli are ! tjj *** Mil t 11 i!'i- ?ii:ir\ti i .11**1* i!n\ ?**** - ^ i-ii r.ni'i iiii iutw tlit'V :i '*< uiii'it' >? T?^ P ? PS SHOE6O1S. I'OU VVLAR ! HEM Own MAKE.*> !u-ii v?m lii.'I ?.;:t l;.??; ! n'mut tliclii I ?, ^ I J 11 in: i vnu Vviiut ; ? Li.'iw. % Co- 3 1 aC ~~~ |\S>I J jxlit-v lifii- is envy only tin- \ Makes oi Shoes. | 3H3FIT SPECIALS! . \ k or one week oniy we will sel\ orrc lot of 2xt?a Heavy While Laundried Shirts. They arc of tta Muslin, set in Bosom with : o 1 /men, I.Batcut Stays and Facings, and are the (j.'.ai- :;w paiT.culur of a. ?* >;3 SI H I*'l\ . //"( foun 1 a. shirt manuka! urer retiring from business, nd that is why we can sell \uti litis SI?E??T >5*, ?5C. Tonus t i .h. \,. shirts s?\n out on approval. Only t.\ siiirt r o <\y, ? ttMionie;'. Smith Clnthnig Co,, Up to Date Ciothiers. Our < )veivo;\!s and Winter I'nderwer still go at Cost. SILENCE ... \!'?>r another- year has been entombed in the dark e;>ulchre of the past another quill has been pluck<-V from the ! ' : pinions of time and eternity has !<V< ived another dose ol physic, by oulpina into its :da'.iated maw th.e contaminated C arcass ot ISq6. 1 tou t mourn o\ er the ?;ra\e <>1 the past year, but i >y over the cradie ol the infant "07. Yes, the old year lies now buried in the charncl-yard ol by-gone a ; but t!te lo\ely tlamse' 'KlXti will soon strew ii -i grave with theb* soin of promise, ai d liie ilu.rn ol ' woe shall be 1 o\ ered ! iv f 1 For your 'lies. i nave a e lb I : tier .Miili* v I rarr l''oain . Ha * n;i iicc.i |. >r farm A lull line of M ->uu;v \ our Spring I loa\ ;>' (o ?_p\ r \ on \ . \ our

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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 19, 1897, Image 1