Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1"^"? TOWARDS PURE FOOD AND HEALTH!? We have just secured the agency for, and gotten in a line of the widely known r, u. ni I B Lh O LiUUUb. I ~ : Wre claim for these goods all that the manufacturer guarantees, namely: That they are absolutely pure, that they are true to flavor and that they are genuine fruit and vegetable products, and finally but what may interest you more, they oost no more than the clieap goods that now flood the market: EVERYTHING IN THE LINE IS SEASONABLE, Everything is perfectly fresh, "but we can show you better than we can tell you here, so call inspect the line. S mples had for the asking. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. We guarantee to sell you as cheap as any one and will refund your money on every purchase not found as represented: Yours for mutual benefit. YOUNG the GROCER. Local Laconics. Death of Mr*. M. T4. Gage. ' Oaco more tho monster death ha-* HAPPENING OF INrSRF^l. A.RGT1T TOWN c,sl llis thorny j.all over our com ? *??.*. uu. t A jj K03U,f'o. u Perriu, K. 10 victory. ,, Harry> G^t H OeUel, L. k Mr. J. B T. SjjU nunounCvB that! Rodger, Joo. A. F.wt ami J. A. while the couuty nay have bct-u m j'S.iwyer. Tiio mound was alrewn with debt $G,OOG vvben Mr. Iktenh.iug . Hewers by loving hands, took charge. IlAVsS tome #6,000 in . ? . .. debt wbeu bo took charge ?..d bo bad West to pay oil ihe debt. 11 is coir.mui.: rftt"OU Wtts received too tato to get <n (Continued from page 4.) lbs issue, too big, heavy an 1 c?urn?y to fi!! tie Oar local space is monc,p>!.is.!.l to a f.(li?.*o, Mc. Bong has got so fat in the great extent lata week by the rcpoit <?Hies that he is n's> getting too hi.r of the speaking at NVckt ?>pring?, butted fat for >t. I am thin and lie wo beiie'.o ths readers will appreciate ' ui >s' spry of tlio three a id may hi I this as it allows ikeui to too ilo p at- might fatten up after awhile if 1 g; i fprna of each cttudidate, and .thus uvoid | in. lithe a(?ikn team L?ng is the wofusjou. 'pify tan nVke op their :hono, is l.u:ce uni i tickets iuto'ligemly and at their ion-1 am working i i tho loa 1. Now I wa? t ure. , a'ho to bo iound in the lead on the ? 2S !?- I think JLiUg thinks 1 MM) the liuptitit Churches. going to he aberiff and so do I. ? ?_? Q. T. Ilollis, for Sheriff, got a good I will preach at the Fi.ot BiplLtvolo hrro list primary. Mr, L>ng Church Sunday moruiuj at 11 o'ciock, !o>il aci I in Jafct rare that I wae only and at the fitc-md liiplial Church eoing around to introduce myteltfnr Sunday uight at 8 o'cLck. : 1900, that I need not expect tube I L. M. JUice, Pastor. tlocted lint time. Well it ie 19001 k * " ami I am introduced and am hero row and Iliad Mr. L ?ng here si i I introducing l.imsclf for re-tlection, lie has n>sde a good sheriff, hut d?>;?'( fee why Mr' Sanders or I could not make just rs good a ono. It has been t irculu'fd *ar< und that Loug aud his friends l ave hired n.o to come cut and run to split Sander's vote so bo | (Long) could como in. I wish hero and now to fay there is no truth in this it is simply a lie, and if any one don't like that let them come to inc. Have been working under saddle long enough in epike team, back is getting sore and wants to be elected and g?t out lVom under the saddle. J. G Loner, Sheriff, thinks first requisition should bo qualification My opponents are good men but they don't fit. Mr. Mollis is entirely too large, Mr. Sanders is too small, while I just fit exactlv. and want vou to roll up n hig nirj >rity for mo on the j'28h. listened to tho ppike team. | and sni.l ho had ol angrd it into n snatch team, and Mr. Sanders would net in the capacity (f a: atch horse. Explained tho snatch for so us;d on railroad grcdo work. The euatch in the hor?o used to l e'p break up llmdirt, (ill tuc scraper and then is left behind while tho tcr.ni takes the scraper to iho dump. Mr. Sanders is to he left at Padgett's Crock, while the team ? he and Eioliis?will pull the load up to the dump cn tho 28th. Hollis' hack can be patched up with r. little ointment and a linen pad until h? can make the trip. As to rotation 1 want tho < flieo once more. You know the good hook says hold on faithfully to t! c end. Spoke of BogansvilV. as the banner township of the cmntv. Spoke of tho famous spring and its historic associations. All other ofiire? i pVasant nrst, hut sheriff on duh night and day Sunday not excepted. Referred to his past recird, during the radical and carpet bag regim-. and when tho negroes were running riot over the town, and to tho murder f Mat Stevens, and tho terrible re vor?fTP- fi)r Y.ia *1 on fit if ?f?a posterons to talk ot his 1 avian; any thing to (1 > with bringing II -Hit out Dinner was announce 1 at this p >in', and the barbecue table neir by re csived a very.liberal pa'rona/o. After dinner Mr. Lancase* wet asked to sing a song which he did l'OR TIIK LEtllSI.Al t'RE The candidates lor the Lcgislaivrnwere the speakers of the evening and Mr. II. L. Scaifo was introduced no dret speaker. He was phased to address the people of BogacsviUe. lie had first announced as a candidate f-r County Supt. of H location, hut upon the urgent req icst of eoino of the bejl people of this section, among others, iie was induced to enter the race f r the Legislature. <>i best of term* with all, opposed to O'Shield's i lea < .< keeping school open 8 hours. It is oo 1 ?ng, too much of a s'rain or. ti t children. Had not time to discus5 d.e e luca'.ional question. Thinks we ?ra Imild'n r the steep'o before ve mild the church. Thinks there is room for great improvement in i uhio f.ch- ol system. Thinks wo havs he most disg'ac fil, shameful sy?H:n in the South. If, according t> M-. Lylea wo had tlie best system, you*ohil Iren would not b> compelled t?? g> to town f >r an education. ILf. rrod ".o his esp?riencs as tracker in college iitd other schools. Men of e lueaion arid experience should he chos'ii i* re present at i v. s. Off red compira rive sta'ements ofsvlariot i ' cities and towns to show where imp'ovenutit cm hi ho ipade. I i fav ir of Diaceosurv, did not want his in f * with that of his father II. F. Sca'fj, ?vho is cha'r.uan of tin cwaly pr.il*ih'ti ta pnty. D i:i't think pr>hibiiioa prtctietl. Sta'o JLogia'alion MOitot co.otr ! I tt. r S'ata cimmcroo riie place f>r ihj-? thing to ho settled -Uootivc-ly is i.i the X.iti >n i! C?nere?\ Vs to S'.adc ni rr p g <ho Ijij inr bnaiae-s. Ii <j im" ii ha.n.fnl a id cornea under pd'.eo regulation, 11?ur, meat and r-ther coiuiqadities d<> not. In favor of I>i nnial noe i >113 f >r the Legislature. In some Sta'cs tbry meet onca every four yma Once overy !wo yearn in en mgli for thin State. Laws ure piling up no rapidly as to confuse even the lawyers. Many 11*7s rvcrc unintolligiblo a:t<l had to be carried to the supreme conrt 1 ?r in torpretatiou. 'fnought the salary of the Supervisor < f this c-unity won! I have to go there for settlement; oniparingthe punlR of 1 aw handed up In tho supremo court for interpretation tho firH 109years of .South Carolina's history, it wis semi that in that time 17'5 points were ilo.; 1 <1, while in tin last 22 years lkor? hivo boon lOl'i) paint? carrial to the supreme ourl for settlement. Thia evil coulJ ho partially remedied .by bi-aunial sea sions. Wished to speak of brogl tiros an i sjrn3 other matters, b it tima wm tip. D. N. thanked the voter3 ibf tha g >ad veto given hitn last time Glad wo live under a Dmvicralic form of government, glad of the pri rnnry [thins wliiuh rc ?j lires tha can dilates to ctrno baforo tho people. Was lefe-tad by a vary narrow margin two years ago; alnmt t?ed Mr. Lylts N<> grave iss.iei before tho paoplc. i'he issues teem to b) between man ,,, 1 ?la? ??J . L - _L!-l I .... . iuaui auu mo wiusaey lCSltOU I is discussed to have something to talk % muniiy. lie lias entered and removed .1 h.ved one from lier pc&ceiul uad Wonder if ' N. Me. T ' lias received lis|>;?y boinc, and leaves sorrow* and ny proposition} from bust a id bun? mourning in his wake. The death oi t?r?d , Mrs. M. Ij. gagr> wjs announced i t After the speaking at Wcat Spring* had past o even o clock luc-dir. Tue?day Chairman Jyiuca&U 1* mi marcing, a d li.e mil in.ws spreitn n->unced (hat three school triut<cs lor rapidly over the town. Mra. CJagthe township were to be chosen inx'. wad seventy years ot ago, and t Tneaday also thre} members of the w man of sterling Christian character, Eiuabzitija B>ard. -llnl htr death n regretted by (lie entire community. She had beea sick Mr. P. C. \V biccnanl has been ap for some lime, but ftw realized thai pointed manrger id tho Grocery liu i| 4. go .near. .She w>;s tin jiartinent of the Ci nipanv Store vice r? lict of C. Columbus, or "Kit" G ig?. Mr. Uh is. ii. K >riuau resigned. Mr. '('by family is one of the most prom Whieenaiit soM his stock ui goyds to neat and interesting in the county the Cjnipaoy Store, {.) d man John Gjge, the father ot R;v. Sj M. Ilicj nnJ family h??e O'l. n.l.u-, m,? ut ll,o oMert ?i r u'aod iruiii llieir .uiuiur vacation.! ^ ers 1'1 *-t* i- "Hi tut They wero homo o:.ly a low .bjv I1 ?' ?/ ui ? >?? wheu Iheir ouly chid ? ? atucke.l j .."l1. ' 10 wel"cr" l">,lloaul 1,1 *ih diphUur u. The lilt'o one 1. i V'*' an?a. , . , getting along very well ut lh!s .i:a J f, M,i- , *" '? ?J?ughUr ol to are glad .o .ejort. j 0 " V' ,, ! 8)!H (Mnl one- (laughter, Mr. Jno 1 The boj a lure rotiKMol fr^rn the ! 1C q., Uuur; Frank M. Gig , fidhiug ?iii? Lo Saluda, 2s. O , iu.it r?.-;of Jacksonville, Kla., ami Mr.-. port au ei j >yab'o line. Wo uinlm- j Blauclio Siec'o, of ll>ek lIil),S. Miami oio ot lho boy a ra.i out ol bail. I ami u number of grand children, 1> lie was etjuil lo Uio occasion, hov.- | aides a host < f warm fr eudd to mour. over, Le truuuiul a corn iri.ni hia loe her departure. Had with it caught a sucker. Hexi. The iemail.a wero interred at the , , family burying ground in the o!d A game of hall I, to 02 played . n ccn?t->?,.r Vbe fu..er?l aerviev. wer. the U nioti .Lame-ad between me Mir. cymlutle.1 by II.c. C. A. 11 Jeaniug, di. team and a picked up ?? '" I at ? oU,ck. We-dao, lay at the I'r.V. Union, a hot game la ex peeled. A/M byteriau church , ? |'c>uc!u 1c<l u ml.al.ni will probably U 10,. I.iUi,ajlbe ...,w ?aUI)MP,rl ,Vt!r,. about. in!i to ft?io thut I have been ft iVt.'uhitiMii-t nil inv life. It . iet no new thing with me. Ilia my jc noepti ?:i of tho right tiling frnn a moral and rcl'giom 8^*i?tetuuL I ?l?? n >t dri.ilc uitoxicafcl^ the dispensary A" ia tho beat law wo "iVhRjw I, but'iValgus Improvement. C ii2r5^iU3imavb?T^y endorse tho disp^ea^y tftf" it now blonds. lestion from au Hence: "Would you vote for a Prohibition bill if it was presented." ' If I considered it a good one, yes, ( but I don't think the people are ready for Prohibition, I will bow gracefully to tho powers that be." Id opposed to State colleges by their discrimination, trying to p i'! down the common schools, opposed to the continued increase appropriations. Would accord every assistance t> t!ie old deserving soldiers in my power. As to labor, considers nil o' us lab- ring men, and is in sympathy with thi laboring man. Will legislate with justice to all an 1 special privileges to none. Hit a lick at the trusts, and wanted to do all lie ou'd to knock them out. Men of ability arc needed to represent you. lias had practical education and considers lmimlf competent to till the ofli '*0. II. C. Little is not making too many premiacs. Is thoroughly identified with the interestu of the people, and will logislato to the best interest ot all. Dispensary >tho best solution of the liquor question. The church is the place to teach morality. They should t? nch temperance and r. t h gis'ale it into the people, that won't w .rk. Wants higher education, hit on a basis ( f ti e pu'dic school*. la favor >f pensioning the ohl soldiers. Will {.ivc ycu the ).c-st dlorts of my life it elected. Carrel II. Fo-ter, first apprnrar.ee I cf ltd tho people asking their tntlVage ha3 11 apolitical iccerl to rehearse my pla?Fo\bi is husineis. Is iu fav >r >i nit 11 ? !u.-ii' _> iaw out it (>c improvvtj I:i f.i/or of building up the puM school', here is where the great, masses are otitic ited. I t a friend of the laboring man, haa labored a'l tiis liro 8) far and expects to om'in ir to do s >, c >uld not 1)3 against lab ?r. Labor and capital should \v>rk bar noniously together. They must unite in every enterprise. Tho labor Agitator's mission is to stir up strife and confusijn between the labor;05; man and bis emp'oyer, an 1 he is the wnr t enemy to the laboring class. I ? favor of pensioning the <>M soldier-, lie paid a beautiful tribute to tho old he roe j who fought in the war of tho State?. Graduated in college at the head of his el?s?. Has been studying law which he will make his profession. Is opposed to biennial sessions. Men should be sent as representatives wh ? can do something besides answer 11 the roll call, any chihl ould do that, you want men who will represent you and look after your i iter3st3. I am not going to speak disparaging'y of any man. I am r inning on iny :n?ri;.s If you don't think I am competent don't vote for me. If you defeat me, to defeat I will Inimb'y b w. I elected I prcnii-v you will have uuthir.g t > be ashamed ? f. S rV^jvU-n. ' This is LyV.d' polo I in<y to hi 1 o.,,1 ... ? it....... ) In K>? VMJI, liilil UV'v 11UU /j % I thi ik I am a h.^tt r looking nn:i llia i I low/. \ an7 wif 5 thi dc3 so at lousb r.o 1 i I believe bis wif.) woul 1 nvrei with ! her. "Thanks for former vd?. Of course 111 favor of dhpeasiry lrv, though it ii not porieot, an 1 c > il 1 b made better with a few a nmsd men if we wero not bithcred by tho pr? hibilionhts who r-.ro c nrhiunl'y h irrassiug U3 with amendment* on :r r another. Few uii<l? rst'.ind | r mihiti n Tho pe >plo will not bo tnxr. 1 t.> c-:; force pr dbbition, an 1 you will'h iv1 i free 1 :<j : r. Ttio bsvorngi part >.f t'.e I law is whit briuga ii tho nnnoy t. > i help run your ai'm's, Id percent, j "mm to tho State to ma':c up lb . ib Koisiiey iu the o-niill tax. The re?f. ?>f the proli's go to your county. V-?u will noon bo re.Uivo 1 of yo l s:h : .1 f.t\ bythiisau o b.: Virago t" rtu.v, whi. b i is the groat hoog.;-h>o <f tho prohi i bitionlsta. ?Ai to Harris L'thia wa'or , huaiuc3s( I wrte not) present at tha ! negotiations but would have vote 1 for ' it very heartily if I had beer; there, i Wo just could not diink that muddy river water. Harris offered to furni-.h ! the water free as an ndveilircment. , vvi- iiu irciynt on if, itOout ?t?ij ; for th ) season. N ,t in f.ivor of biennial eo.'sdnua a:-d v..t?d a?ain?t if, a'^-i redi.i'ric'.ing of Smlh Carolina, ; thiii.t i ho did right and has ao apoldgv ! to tonk . Am a friend to the 9./: iier.-^ W. F. O'dhiclda wound up the little lull of yarn, and ii" fnrui-i' c 1-tho fun ! i f tho ncea* on. ll.j said ho had his h:.j or r> roe ly to sh > ;t t > day and he ! fdvit if. Wo shall not nit'nipt to jdraciiho hi.; sp?ech, suffice it to niy if i was <d :vi original character, and ; br-.-nghl ft r li a rreat deal ? f cheering ; and crioo cf Kvfr.Jf^^yL give it to 'em O'cV.ie'.lj. whirAjCd around ' ei ' snnpn~ohe is^raBpHpfoffiin. 11 is i hearers are anywrtyv^ Tlio occisfcm a very enj >yaVi one and a fooling qf friendin .-as sooinu-i to pervade the aw.tnhlaga, can lidafc.t a id all. And ail fe't that they I-..id enjoyed a pleasant day. V ??ayi! ? y-1 WW?IWI ' fciir/- ? ? II? IJ I? wr mbmbhM l>?J * O O o ^ o ! vi! ? % *? f s ^ ^ %? * w S2 g iC fejfe 10 S ' '^T"NxV( ~ Ch <w QC >;,..!: GO cd ^ - 1?1 ? ;X12 . 2 0 /V7' " E3 P ~ " g 1 Suits Evervhndv. I - - - ? - ? J J.1 j It'll 11- ii I here isn i enough flavor, or fruit, or plios| phate, or iee in your drink. Some like it oneway, flF : $1J some another. Wc get to know 1 low regular customers $fli /)>i prefer theirs. We should like to learn how you prefer ?}V $11 yours. Wo want to just suit everybody. flj; Jj IT ISN'T ANY TROUBLE AT ALL J %li T o put in an extra shake of phosphate or sweeten it a %]( i m little more with syrup, or put a little more eraeked ice in. fcjt %1J We would a thousand times rather have you enjoy yif \m yourself and eoine again than to know that you are dis- Wt I ^1J appointed over the soda we served you. yA\ 1 THE PLEASURE OF STORE-KEEPING 1: ' j CJy. Is in seeing eu-toiners p!ea-ed with the drinks wo serve ij)\ and the way we serve them. We would give anything ijjyj to have you feel that this is \ our Store, Your Fountain, *^i Carbonated Ialhea Water and (linger Ale always cool ?/;] and sparkling, right from the ice. mi] fcjj llespeet fully, i ZESVIP'S PHARMACY 1 ?.^ r> ?~>? " " * rk~ * > A^V~% MT QQ tf/ OO years fa ; ^ of hard, practical work in ^ . O / tlm manufacture of Women's Shoes proves, 1? sX^wTir n - beyond a question that the llcrrick Shoe is |Vl ij { (S not an experiment. AS Experience is wise teacher ? without it As ir* ty&Fl M* f~y t|JC caSyf styhsh, well-made llcrrick Shoe jfc ftrn could never have been produced. The name, "Jc f C^2 llcrrick, has stood the unequalled test *19 *r jMt of time,? honest shoe dealers everywhere y*7 will tell you that. The Shoe of Reliable jfj\ Jjujg Quality ? the "Easy Shoe", for women, Your choice of three good grades, and each iaC fro? one guaranteed ? $^.50??j.oo ? S3.50. ^ The Herrick Shoe. 4 Oxtords, 50 Cents per pair less than above prices. '19 SPECIAL piO TI CP. ? .\ nine ,1 Hit price pl.t inly stamped on sole of tlr every shoe. k'jl? %^g?cn ?5 hoe go.^,# liSiMsiMSliT i US MAKE THE I'lUCES IRRESISTIBLE. in buying, Oui one ;iiu i in selling, is to lintl your v.mt ai. i Hit u meet ib ns in. one else can meet it. r\ r\ _ _ ti if w inir iino k nnim^-i1 ' " ''>worn uuumntuHiy id tne scale ot Vj U I Ullu I llUUiJIlt '*' ^ > lueasire evo y vaitie we pot beforo you O . 'Mil t u!i. As a icoiiit ours is a sincere store. Ivveiy body knows juet* what to expect, and expects just wlmt they bad, the very lowest i>ossible price. . hi our new line of s< i-'>u;il>K; goods, ijuali.ty and staple are preeniinet/and prices predominate throughout. Th"rc i- on'y << a s, and that t ie lirst, in o>ir Sir.nnier collection of DRY GOODS, CLOTH ING, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS. NOTIONS, ETC. .j \ our responsibility ends and ours begin when you buy of us. We are right behind every transaction we make. L ? : ! ... .. .-wii N, i on avjij i.mil rename goods at ; n rvi-irl I I lK>Imlar pt'ii'?. Vim will llnd friendship, as we tifimfi nflf! I flfm wh'iin every visit I'ronri you a lavaonal favor. You I will lijjil the signal nt il.eroast-he.id beckoning you to 11:(; strongest aggregation of values anil low priiTS that it has ever b?eii our pleast.'reto offer you. 1 f you want lo huy right, if you want t<? tie treated right, if you want to save money, make our store your tr.uliux home. i PURCELL CASH COMPANY.