The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 18, 1899, Image 2
Dreyfus weeps for
first timein court
Story of His Sufferings on
Devil's Island.
XADAME HENRY TESTIFIES
l*rUonor, on llclng Anked For a State- ,
meat, Slake* u Most Pathetic Itcply
lit! I* Ijoudly Applauded by the
Audience.
Ren xes, France, Aur. irt. ? Immediately
after the witnesses had entered
the courtroom this morning, Maitro
Deuianue, counsel for Captain Dreyfus.
applied for au adjournment cu account
of Maitre Labort's absence. Major
Carriero, tbo government commissary,
unexpectedly arose and opposed tbo application
in tbo most vehement manner,
with the gestures of a stump orator.
He read a certificate from Labori's doctors,
which, however, was a weak poiut,
aa it only said it might not ha impossible
for I-abori to attend on Monday.
Major Carriero dilated upon tlie fact |
that the eutiro world was anxiously
awaiting a decision and upon the ueces itr
of ending the suspense.
"The court retired for -0 minutes, during
which time the audience discussed the i
Gobable result, the general impression \
ing that the judges, in view of Major |
Camera's strong opposition, would re- I
fuse the application for adjournment.
This proved to bo the case, as Colonel
Jouaust, on bis return, roa t a unanimous
decision of the court rejecting the
application 011 the ground that the
reasons advanced were insufficient.
Captain Drevtus listened to the an
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posure.
Dreyfus Weeps In ('unit.
The feature of the day's proceedings
was ihe storv of the sull'erui^s <>:' 1 ?r? y I
fus ou Devil's island, hi> pri?on off me ;
roust of Guiana. Dreyfus wept m i art !
when the elet k read a document t
counting the details of ln> inoaretratiou.
The proceedings opened wttii the
application of M. Deuiaiigc for an a 1Journiiient.
This was followed hv to
position of M. Guerin. the former
minister of justice, who. however, only
repeated the evidence he had gi veu i fore
the court of cassation.
M. Lebou, the former minister < f the i
colonies, a big reu-heardtil man, then
( stifled in justification of lis- in-truelions
to treat Dreyfus rigorously, declaring
that the extreme stringency
only dated from the time he thought
an attempt would be made to rescue
he prisoner.
Colonel Joauast, president of the
conrtmartial, asked Dreyfus if he had
any questions to put to the witness ami
be replied in an emotional voice:
"No, sir; I am here to defend my !
bonor. I do not wish to speak of the !
atrocious suffering which for five year- j
I, a Frenchman and an jiinoccut man, '
suffered on the Isle du Dialile."
vr iY.n,..n?A >!...? >i... ,.ti:
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uracilve. I* ho at once put her.- - f :it
-Case. leaning forward with h th hands , ^
renting on tho rail of tho witness -tand ,^v
lu an attitude of complete self po-sea* : '
aion she gave her evidence, accompany* f ' " "
fug the words with frequent gestures.
Told Her of I-,,i fj.-rirs. "r J"
Hef evidence, however, was of Utile y
weight. She admitted tho frequent vis- '
Its of Esterha/.y to her hu-.hand ami ?anl ;i:"[ '
her husband told her ho had forged one
document "in order to save the honor n<-?t n
pf the country."
.She guve her evidence 111 a niatter-of- j \
fact way and wn- 111 nowise tiiosympa- i
thetic figure tlie auti Divvfusites have
tried to make her. I * J..
General J\-'Kel in undress uniform i ,
followed. His evidence win patriotic
diatribe a,gainst Dreyfus from beginning ; ?
to eud.
The court adjourned till tomorrow c?u
the conclusion of General Hogol's nunplogoe.
Oolpnal Jouau?t previously a?ked ! A l
Vrey (ub if he wished to say anything,
anf tpe prisoner, wii<>, during Gon-'ml
HsmPi fulunuaMon against hiu, stw- p..
OMR tftoaus tuade u movement as if to
ftw and retort, but was waved down Lu s
Colonel Jonaust, rose and mi that voice
vrplch is net agsreeubla iu ordinary
fttes, bat when strangled with emuim
u It wm today has a thrilling ef- Au^i
; | dl-Jlt
feet on his hearer*, he cried, crushing
his kepi in his h >n I:
'.My eo.one!, if is a frijrh f.il tiling
that every nay thye tear out mv heart
ami son 1 without my being able t<> reply.
It is awful torture for <ni innocent
mail ami a 'oval soldier. J' :s a irigli:tui
tiling. 1'r.K-i-tU'! l-'rignt:u.!."
Tiit? au iietu e. | inti.amlly ?::rre.i, M"{. an
to applaud, hut the applause was
quickly -iij j'iv-s d M Deman.;- tail
uiuiouuoe.i ; v.* he w.uUi questiou (.leu
era i Kg : t >tu>)i row.
M. I.at.;-; passe i a better night. He
had >o i v 1 ; ami Irs condition is
more re ring. 1 no a*>a:lnut of tiro
lawyer :;.i- :: t > -n captured.
31.iyor of Aniiistosi Hying.
Anxistos, Ala., Aug Hi. ?F M
Iligbt. mayor of Annijtc.n. '.s lying at
the point of death. The ?m i . s ii vsr'.v
expected. Mayor Might Ua- a < .nicer
ous utlectiou that li,t- ]?t u t;i::i
1 >r months. Ho lias both t >r many
vcurs mayor of Antnston ami is .a-ti
Ircl 0110 of tlio brainiest n:eu ai the
mate. lie is *>0 years old.
Buffalo Cotton Mill.
State of South * are'.ina, |
Kxeeulive Departnem*,
< Mii.-e of Secietai v of state. (
hi re Clnirte. of IhiffV.o Cotton Mi.Is.
i r IS llfclltKHY It i:? JT * I It I;!). That
i.ot ice in the following foi m of the op
i o of hooks of >uWt I'tioti to the est it
tl >toe'< of tlio above purp i.-ed enrpuat:on
he pnl.lishid for one day in the
I'nihN Timks, a newspaper published
::i the County of I'nion.
M. It. Cooi'Ki:.
SecretaVy of State.
August
orKMNii OF r.:lt>KS OF SFIb
SCKI1TH >\.
si.de of s.?uth t 'arohna. 1
<?uiity of Ft;ion. i
Fir. stunt to a Commission issued to
the ir del signed as corporators by M. it
' "i opnr. Seeietary ol State, on t!ie fir.I
da v of A ngiiNt, 1
NoTK I*, is hereby given that liooks
if Mib.-ei ipt am to the eapltal stork ol
tiie I>i.Ilaio t i't.)!i Mi!!--. ?vili iieopetn d
-?t I'nioti Cotton Mills olli ('. in the city
of Ciiion. State and < oiu.tv afotesu: I.
i: l'hursday August *J4th, lS'a'.i at 1*J m.
i'l.e Hatnl p.opoSi'tl eorpuatio.i w.h
li.l e ii capital leek of S i.
divided into ii.it: ij slrsie: if t'.e p.;
value of Spiu tiie i, wi' i its p; ; pi!
p!a of business in I'nion Cnuby, S
I ..and will be Hip iWrled t eugaj U.
tie 1: miss if uiaii'u:iug ottcii
'i'. ? . iTM AN.
A II. ho- i l it.
Fm-;.!i: V! in>N.
ciai report of tho treatinont of Die>fu*
mi Devil's island, which was pubhstied
|n the newspapers Jast week, shoU.u.i-?. ,
lirawn breaths of indignation j
came from the hearers as the reading (
proceeded. Drovfus at first watched
Che faces of the judge*with ins usual ,
composure, but gradually, as tiie sr-ry
proceeded aud incidents of his aw:ul existence
were brought up before him. ins j 1
ores grew dim and tears glistened in hi- i a
res and slowly trickled down his | i!
cheeks. ; n
(front Sympathy Kor llim. '
Dreyfus could stand it no longer and |
for the first time during lus tr.al give
way to his emotions and silentiy w epr. "
The faces of the audience expressed
sympathy with the pt h >ner, and g n- '
darmes sitting beside Dreyfus turned
and gave hint a look of uuc nctaled 1<
compassion.
General Mereier, who, with M Lobon,
was seated 111 the front row of the
witness seats, listened to the reading of | the
report unmoved, while Colonel donaust
followed it with an air of bored
(tolerance. -ou 10 tho
M- Lehn?? a lew more words iu v./
justification of his conduct and then
VJolouel Joint list ordered tiie next wit
jiess to lo brought in All evi- were
turned towards the door ot the right of |
the stage and :i ni'>iui<iit >v-i tic form ,
of a woman ilre-st d iti deep mourning .
appeared in the doorway ami a. i ? iopauted
by a noncomims-i tied ofhe. 1 ,,u : > 1
nnced to the piattorm ! v r
it was tiie wnlow oi t 'oloiit* 1 11 en r v I >r
the French cflieer who ? unmitr.-d -m. J , |
cide in j rison. after c ii''?-:ng t i r_r- I .. ,
lug certain dot iitiu.-nts m ih> t.i-e j ^
With pale face and hand u? i i : before
tho crucifix, sh. to-.;.- 1 :
.. ... 11*111 IU
tell flic truth.
Madame Ilcurv is of medium height 11
and hat* a common caste of feafur - uiu <la\
certainly could he desrni-d ns 1
Attention Sunday School VI orkers. I
The I'loon t'ojiitiv Intel 1 nomina* '
' ilKlill Sand IV ? .'ol.WIlt hi I will b' 1
held 111iwar at e'liii'li, i
August 'Jlili ?ii As Jh:r will In- '
;i oinp.uativ'ely ilifl tiuie. i' is very
nit: ! desirtd thut nci v Sunday who >1
in tlif routity i ike advantage if tii.it
andstnd full delegations. S?ijm riuteinletifs
.ire 11 ipies'i tl iTf^have the debjcites
ami alt* i ii.iics ii|i|K)iut?-1 o.i nex* Sun- ,
I day, tla1 loth. fti.il to nrL'i' 111>< :> all the '
' tiioiuU'ts of tln-ir selio 'is the neees-ily of
, eane-st daily prayer for the sue-'ess of
. tin* convention, ili.it its ii.thieiicc for ,
good will be widespieail and lasting.
I I Mow we give the provisional program.
I'reniiia i t winkers in m < tlier places ate i
1 evje-te 1 to bj prcs nt, hit :i> names
I .-I. >.?. tr ii'. . . .... O
l voti ?vV gn\ii Ullill lir.M ? H l\ .
tmfk.-dan m m:\in'..
I onto I'ia.\cr :in< 1 praise mtv Ice.
1'1 t "> President's iin.ai.t! a l-lirss.
II ;f' I iCnn.'lliijfiit ofileiec- '?'*. oisji.i;*
r.i.ri. election of eHirets :ip]> >ii:ltiic:.l
1o: e.? nn?itt?vs.
1 ? Opi n i'.uhaoiem: "\ "sinV :ri
Mills. Ml* Wilii t III! 8c) inn] has ?! lilt* |
Mm the p ist \e.ir." < ):i ir.inu'e talks
i to take tlit- nlaee nt' written repels.
1J: 1 Adjournment ' if dinter.
riirusiiAY ai ;
Service of soap.
Fifteen minute .ilk-*. "Tii? 1
needs of our schools.'t "('o-ojhmmlion
of patents." i? iVidc-uwuke
su|K't intendi nt.s." < "(.'onsccratt d
l eaeliers."
? Op'tt c mfeivatv: "Whete an i
why, or places in I'm ion eounly that
should haw Sunday schools."
I:ui Address: "The se'tot (>f u.-i ftl!i;e?s."
i i.iday
It):.; ? i ?evoti >nal t \ ru ises.
l Addies>: ' ]{eac)iiii'4 the heat!
throno'i th' eye. or ;h" advanta^i s of
a a ui.il woi k. *
1 !:! *? i'a-t.es'Coiifetettci-: "IIo.v oar
>i:i.o..v Srh i is may help onr cl.ureiu s. "
11:1 Ailiics-: "Our u't'unato en!." ;
! 1J r. ltu-iiiess.
1.0.1 Ih'ce->s f >r ilia tie:*.
i Illll.W AF n:u.\< ??N.
I J. O l'.ayer ami pr.iise service.
; -: *> Athlre.-.-: i'r.tSaiu^ : In wh.tt'r" |
I .5:1 *> < J lest : ! box.
| i~? Addrt s-: "A threc-h.) I nmp>se." i
i ; v.... ?. ..m .... ... \ '
\W ii.t- iah?l t-.> niv<; the mums of ih
* ;>. ;ik< :- of t! " all >VO o- Vas.oU. I"li .. I'- ' ,
: !;o i? cti t a nishnl w :ili Ii:'.u >< ' ^ "
will ail si V >imt ?'t <li-f;: ao;is an 1 :
lit >i' who p.uticipatc ia i' ai in a ?<;.
seoaeat issue. Siij e; intern'..'nts < ! >at:- ,
j Scaoo'.s are 11'?!ip'jitt'il t o i' " t.> 1 i
bet workers attend tin? e ?:.ve:iti >a. st < 1
this galliei ii.lJ must ho the means of si . :
revival of interest .a >iui l.iv n-!i > wotk ,
i !
ia the count v.
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Lady in Union.
The I'liioa Times is iioin^ to '_m\( ;
i va'. a 1 :? >cle?a lail\ "last classnr "it*; a , ^
ha-ycle?to the mod popular lady ia h
Union .town or county.) There is no ! \
t'-'e limit stlnl I lie wheel a.) .s to tie !,e!\ ! '
a h ) receives the latest htimlor of votes i
>r coup ins clipped from the Union ' 1
i'iines I hi
hid clip tiie coupon fioin 'I he T me . ' c
vide \ our e.urtlalale'sjiaine ,,ii the I la:.I. ! c
iue sunl semi o hrhsj* them to'J'I.e Times | 'j tllae.
Thero is hut one other condition i
ittaeheil ;iml thtt is; To Vob-yeU luust j C',
>e si suhseriber to T.he Tinas. '
10 COUPONS WILL BE SOLD o
DURING THIS CONTEST n
Ihit sill new subscribers will be\.i. | ? -q
i-nted with tiis coupons on payment nt .? ku
esil "s suliseriptioa si"-'m strresi s so
ill < ofipous at same ate w ho . --i
d up tor hack dues sua) coilh.ue:
h't* renewing or subscribing tin v must .
ip ihe coupon troiii jin.ii ? '
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The vote will be nimoimced weekly v '
id the wheel awarded on An.H'.-t '?!.
a! lb a. in. by tie* clock in Time.iee.
? >a \llj;iMt 1 st the three lad <> ie the . t
id may -elect three disinter;-te.l <ren- i . j
nieli to take ell true of 1 all ?t . abend b :i
count i ntc vote and awaidinu t lie wiee. i mi
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I.illy Whlllook, I iiion .. los?"? - u v
Kililh I.. i-s, Carlisle .V . jjjj
l.oronn Hawkins, t'nlon... In-r of '2
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Moiiiih \Viim:iiM.r..
CorporatorsCITATION
TO KINDRED
and creditors
.. ?..ret, 1-,m| . I rohate
i m
U'llKlIA>, .Ids. II. Mel\issie!< Cle.k
t (hunt of ^ iit 1 e maty h.is made >u:t to
tie to grant liim Letters * I Admini-trai
ri *?ii tin.* Kstate of an I **iV*'t'i< ?'i
A nu'\ SiuniH'nlfi'iMM-1.
TIIIM-: an-, 11.* .? !'.).e. t'* cite a::*l
damni-h all ami singular the Kil.(':;*<!
ii>I i'ii ililms of the said Nan* > >ui.i'ier.
i?i-iil. that 111 \ 1 *: a Mi I appear i* fori' ,
!> i i tin* l 'unit ill lhohate to h" held at |
"i.i.m, II.. South Carolina on '.la ,
'tli dii\ et >e pteinli'.t. next, at lef pub!:- >(
it on In reof. a' il o*' lock hi the fore- |
ion t -how cause. if any they have.
iy the sai I Administration sho iM lait |
granted.
(liven under my hand and seal thi>
tli day i f August Anno Domini. 1 d >' '
.1 \-< in M. tii.k.i n. si
1 'i* i'.i'e .1 uil.it'.'. \
Publish d on the l*dh <1 iy of August w
'".i in the Union Times. i
rdinanee Against Barhed ?;
Wire Fences. |
lie it <>rdaiiii d l*v the Mn\or n:;d ! ',,J
y l l"ll liei I. i t le
h*e. I. That on mill after |ho |. t *''
e of t his aet any and nil hai l * i ;
v fi-iiees on or near tin sale \va!k> '
di-i et-; within t In- . !'] rnte limits
hi* eit\ of I >n lire le ' v de
Ml a r"ui-;:i?e,' * j
?' - id.at ail 11. v- <t . hay: ?
he.| W ii'.' feue? S Oil or 111 ar :
wn;u< < " - r. < . - :ov !i. ? !
vdtoivtmoo w il .oi 11 4:ri;
- f ( ?iii tin- dat e >f I !i - < i: .. m*? .
an\ ill 'I a!. ; M s f . r
t>;j i<> do * '<> -IimII l?i? I; 11'y of ::
li'int aiior m l uji-Mi ? nviiM . : |,e
(he .i; 'r 1 if < '. y ?UR .. *.
him 1 ill a :11: (>!' m>?1 than
ii4>!inrs nor more lha: li :: >' .. .n
r. iuir? 1 in \viM-i-. u: tlu- Mr. -i
ird lahor not le-? than livedaynor
1 him twenty dav> f?-i* ? . li
\er\ utTi'fice.
t i I i I ami or lain ei I i n cv nun!
nbletl .lull |sw.
Signed . I!. HiM>'.i ..
V. I >. Ai. nil:, Mayor.
('Ieri? of Coliin i;.
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Notice. ff.'li
| M i<
pa:; ? a r* i*t <| nir< .1 liy w t
out streams '.:i I nion .
i>i\ ' i. 11 trash, l rees in:! raft < " I
the i iout is of Miii a ..! An
\ 1! par: es not havii._j had tlii?j
already, ..re i e? j:.. . I to; " I
<t n.a d1 rfno tiiis moat It. i '
T .1 I'. . I M: M Oi!, j " N
1st old? 1V". Sill If. i.e. ? '
1
Discovered l>v u Woumti.
Another groat discovery has bun
male, a:sd that t>o, by a lady in this
country. ''Disease fasleued its clutches
upon her and for fcver.il years she
withstood itj tevereat te-:ts, but her
vital organs were uudermiued and
?ieith immiucnt. For three mouth?
she ojghed iaceasantiy, and c u!d
not tdeep. She finally dt9C)vered a
\vato recovery. by purchasing of us j
a b >ttlc of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, und was s> much
relieved on taking iirst dose, that
utio slept all night; and with two bottles,
has b^en absolutely enrol. Her
name is Mrs. Luthoi LulThu?
writes \V. C. llamnick ?V Co., of S' el
by, N, C. Trial ! utiles tree at W. C.
D.ike's Drug Stoie IDgu'nr s'/u o\):
an 1 SI.<10. Kvery bottle gusr.iuteed.
.\ch s X->tcs I-'rcnti M.: v't:
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The tl;o if.i has been broke i by 4m1 j
i.?i: i < i.i this co.u oiiiilv. Tins p ii.->pe.'l
|..r a crop bids I'.i'r t ? h > 4 > > 1 n.r.v.
if lite a number of firnie.s hr.'e |
! . .1 <1 I ir?*?'ly in peas thisso is ?:i, whii h
is the cheapest fertilizer t!:t? iii*i ieubural
;>v can use.
Tin' community is liiied vvii'.i pleasure
si ekins? people mi a*.
.Io!m II.inly mi l wife are tinsr th
old pjii.tfi.iss li )!ii"stea 1 wli.eli h; dow
0 .vms.
Miss hen Cofiel I has letat tied homo
from a vi-it to Newlierry.
Miss Sadler is \isith14 Mi-s Lillie :
May hip.
Mi-s Annie M nhiu is off > i a vis't to I
her s:>'er. Mrs. II dfacre. of this eoauty, '
Miss Carrie Hawkins h is 1??<?:? on a
visit to her p iron's having been in Columbia
this vi ar anion ; her in i:iv friends '
and relatives.
Mrs S. A. deter is teaching the (loshen |
Hill sen >ol, she Oeini; one of the in ?-t 1
t th.'ient teachers i:i tlie State, the s.-hool
will prosper.
<) ir old friend an l neighbor, .1. 1).
* . . . . , .i
r.pps. ot your city, is m too e mmvinity
for a wet k.
Weil tlie p'.eaie his come a el 41.10.
1 i::a" one !' the 4 re. it est s > *.a' event of
old Maybinton I' m* years. Tii * d iv was
spent in da-..-':1 4. s >.a" 41s,0:114 an!
-o;i:o e Mirti:i4. just ask thegir's. The
pio i- wax 4 >'.tea up by our bospit ibie
. irl ?.*n Tons hotel I'rie.ud. I. <?. I lei
and .vife. It eoiildn't b? other t!.an a
!> v*> having the 1 ?f ?rts of Mrs. 11.ii
to In Ip. l iii 'n, Faiiie-hl and Xewburv
oiiidies were represented, This part nf
Y .. ( Ih.I'Vi . 1:: ill ve.i . 11 . 1. ' 11 11
pitailty" in days s no by audtiiU picnic
mi>?:V i."i V'-i?
Mis IV S. ll.u.h. bev M.-A
unit* M.-1'..nVy a I IV,luro re- |
! i;iu'.I huiiv from -..Cmmar: mutx.
it'ier a Stay of s.-wru! w.vas. M . . . .
M,Conic ? :.!? Willi tr. -in stvUing t.w.
' > ?.l lifuii.1i t'a it tlu'o'.-l Mavb nt >n community
afCnD. Mi-ter lluyn,- K'>C
t'.-o accompanied them. ,
Miss Fannio Mi" Ilender-'on is o >nc
.) i a visit to lmr father. !. M. I.emhu- j
,>;if ha- beer, at Newherry t lie pa-t ,
M s- Ma v i1 "< r >w .t *a ;u,Olt i
ru'irt iiie'K to you Miss Mary.
(Jhtrioiis .Von s.
C>rues from I)r. D. B. Cargilr, of!'
Yashita, I. T. He writes: "Four
ott!es of F ec'.ric Bitters lias cured
Irs. Brewer of scrofula, which had
msec.I l.er great smieriiig fur years. '
Hirihle sores would break out ou In r
cad and lace, anil the best doctors
jii!d give no hclj ; but her cure is
mpleto and her health is excellent " i
his shows what th >usands have prov j
!?that Electric bitters is the best 1
o d purifier known. It's llie su
eno remedy fn* eczema, tetti r. salt
euio, ulcers, boils aid runnieg acres, j
stimulates liver, kidneys aid bow,
expels poison", 1 e'ps digestion
i!ds up the strength. O.iiw nn?...?
? ;/ "" ,;cul"\!
!>y r. C. Duke drugg:*t. Ciintreeil.
)llcgc oi Charieston, <
CHARLESTON, S. C.
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The Apjtciito f>i :i flii.tt.
inviul 1 v ail poor dyspeptics j
M.tuuirli an t Liver arc out o( ,,
All such should Know that \\v
line's New Life 1'illa, llie won (artful'
M .inaoii u.d L.vor Helm An.on
i sj Undid appetite, sound <li-,( <.! fs
n and a jocular hodily ) nhit w ?k.
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n ??:i i is hams. i'li< i.miii<I <. .Is.
a \ lo lit in '! is - i\J|ii, t..:? A I
ti>rli. Tlit'j arc nho erecting .1(1 ardintf.
. a t part with four o,, forti
w itli six rooms. I (
The Cyclone
AT THE WONDER STORE!
A> the cyclone last Friday completely unroofed our store
house, tore down brick wall, broke the large timbers, which
el*.:>hcd through tiro ceiling, breaking a great many things
and leaving our stock
EXPOSED TO THE RAIN,
\Viiich, together with the dirt from the plastering damaged
some of them, I have decided to sell for a few days only my
entire stock thus exposed at from
IS to 7s For Cent Less Than Regular Prices.
Although my custom rs say now, that thing* on my
special counters are too c'hcnp for their worth.
FOR THIS SALE ONLY.
Things 011 my one cent counter will go at G for 5c, 5c
counter at lc; 10c couat; r at 8c; 15c counter at 12c; 25c
counter at 20c; 50c counter at 4 0c?20 per cent discount.
THIS IS FOR SOUND GOODS.
Storm damaged goods much less. This is your chance.
I am now opposite tlie liotel.
s. m. rice jr.. e. u.
Photographs
Made at the old Squire Gallery next to n~.v Bank Building. I now
have the Gallery
Well equipped forthe
====== latest, up - to - date
j Protograph Work
< ?f a'.l sizes and styhs. My prices arc reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. I also do enlarging of all sizes and styles of finish, and can
deliver the work in the most stylish and durable frames, also handle the
latest moulding'.
DON'T NEGLECT ~v
THIS OPPORTUNITY! ?
To get good work cheap. Your friends and loved ones arc passing
away and vou regret that you have no late photograph of them.
-'^COME AT O'NCE.%^
K! -NrMcLANEr Photographer
t'MON'.S. C. '
^undedx84. jCOLOIHIA COLLEGE,
W 1 lETr COLUMBIA, S. C.
AMSS f J0HN -R,CEi p"sident
"S'ng their own praise."
\ot only musically but and equipments. Now infirmary,
itl price. Vou don't pay a Hi?h standard ill thirteen departmiddlcman's
profit in a '"e,!ts|* A'?ro faculty of specialists.
' iwi#?n Bc.?,t homelike, social and religions
5TI E FF PIAINO influences. Closest personal attention
Vou buy direct from \? 7<>ry student. Those having
r .. ?untiai 'laughters to educate can t afford to
factory, consequently you
I miss seeing the new catalogue. Sent
secure the on application. ?12?it.
HIGHEST GRADE PIANO j Executor.s Notice. "
lor a price you pay a retailer
for a medium-grade. , . ny porson ?.r persons holding
... , claims against the estate of K. L.
it moi e ll k e 1 > ^ a cheap Coleman, deceased, are hereby notiliano.
Comparison IS the tied to present said claims to me
UOst convincing proof properly attested at once and those
hat Stieff l'ianos have no "wing the estae must make settle
. . . .... .,.,.1 ,..,.,1- ment with me at cnce My postoffieo
Upet tot 111 tone dtl \\Otk- address is Sedalia- c
tranship; no eounl i"
-I ^ iMUll \jO. , fS,
I ^ ""I'OKIA S. (.'<?!,h'MAX,
rice. Srtlalin, S. (5., Kxecutrix.
itnlo'j.i.Mor tlu* askinjr. Fine Taninjr- who ;to, isin?.
PV>ne lfifi.
m m o?:?? POSITIONS for tuition In Imnk tlfT"ixiHitiorV^ln
!! nflR IV M fill ! n-l ixr?r?wnD,Autn.
Wv i '?5 * ?* I 9 * h * O ? ' -w ? 3 ? ' kuter any tliuo. Open (or Imth aoxos.
I'iano Manufanuivr, praughon-s S} /hp
I'allimmv, Mil. practical
Fnciorv lir.ui.!i Warmwni, business^.
2li N.-nl, i'rvon Si. SSS2&ST $ iVZ7^X,.
' i!t! 1 I'll!'T morr-liHnia him! hitnkor*. Thivo
i' H VVII \WlTH \t?rr J',,1 ,fk!T,'l,,,JJ>Mh "s *ix. olwwhnv.
K* ii? Hi .'1^,1 Allcoinmrrrlal ??ranrhi>K taiiRlit. Jb'or circulars oxplain.
. , ... ?'sfr41 ll<-in#> Study CoiirHp." addroKfl iw?n*>?M??t.* - *
' ' 1 tor
... I'WI Iiucuii 4\%"
- vuviuuKiio* uddrcsa 44 Department
? ,
w?compelled t?> leaveout m vi'ini AcI.Tiin st Ttitors s Notice.
.N 11 lis week for want of spice.
; tii in . .?:n om . from our A'i |" rsons ha\ine claim' against
P a.-i- in-. l"i ?y wili appear next the e. tato of Miss A. ("J. barker. deceased,
will present them to tleun,
.. . .* ' , 'Icrsi^ridl properly attested. iVrk
roolrtl thr M/r.l>rOMS. tii
sons irnii bled to said estate must
doctors told Kenick Hamilton n>ak< payment at once.
?t .1' ll-rson, (Jhin, niter sufhr- ' * j| J)| , i-i i.
I months Van Ivcctal Fistula, \, .. lt;,i -n ? ''* ,
. . .. , , . \ dm uistrat. r with will Annexed.
Id dm unless a costly opera ion y , i <_->r
rl ?nr.ed: hut ho care 1 himself
v?' hoxes of Hacklen's Arnica ,/v ,
t ho surest I'iln euro on 1*3 r > h. NO I I O CRI^Dl I OR5.
e liest Salvo in the World. *J >
hox. > ,11 Py F. Duke All peisotr-, having e'aiuis against tl;o
Folate ot Jos. (?. (tallman dhreased
must pie-i'iit tlain to tht' iukIci signed
m | ?j?? i i y at tested. I'allies owiir' tli<9
I. ' i ?otluia:i. the new overx? l Kdatc .oust make paMiient at once
I'.i11 ! I Mills, Wiin;-1. > o. Mils. Catt'ik (Jam m \ v
"erlv tilled ill" same petition n A dm ill's'rat ilx.
t 1'tli ?lav and night work. H-18-'J4-4t.
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