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Look at this amendment - he Stockholders
shut be required to piy in the full amount ofiher
capital in god aud silver, before they go into
operation.
If then we have nineteen Fam in the State, with
a capital OF 8 o., eco cach it would require ONE
MILLION NINE HUNDRED THoUsAND poL-
LABS to put then! in operation. low many Banks
do yen suppose we should have at this rGta' How
much specie do YOU suppose there was IN the vaults
of The nineteen Banks ofthis State as shown by the
Reports Of the Bank Inspector and the Bank ON
missioner made to The last Legislature? The an
swcr may be founded IN the appendix in the Sen-
ate Journals Of 1893, VIZ ONE uUNDNED AND
TWENTY NINE THGu8ANp THREE HUNDRED
AND NIEErEEN DOLLARS, or an average of
10, 500 difference letwccn amount OF specie in
he vaults oihe Banks aud tie amount which
wou'd be rcquircdby llr Miners amendment ONE
MiLLr0N SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
The extravaganza and inpraciirabi;ity Of the
proposition are too manifest 10 require comment
Int in order to discover the motive Of the mo-
yer, il is necessary TO inquire who this Mr. Ne
rcr Is. Mr. Miner was the member from Man
chesicr-he ara emphrticoiiy lie representative O.
the Bank Of III cic.tcr, and was seni here to
do the bidding Of tlal Bank uLd cooperate with
The federal and Panl plan to defeat the saGary
reforms demanded dy the people, lie is one Of
the most violent AID reckless iank wings in the
State and voted against the amendment to the bill
to r"-chart,r the Bank cf Rutland, proposed by
Judge Noycs in 1888, Nosay then thai we are
Justified in saving that the proposition Was not
only cItcrogtpi and ipplGalicn5ic, and was j.
sincere and hrpocrjiicai. But the pot will dcvel
cpa as we proceed.
The proposition was voted down by the House.
Patriot.
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HARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The Washington Globe says the fcnda of tenn
pcrancc in various parts oitho country are talirg
the alarm at the riyns cry of The Harrison rar,y,
and the scenes which accompany their mode 81
elcclionecring.
| The Genaral Conference Of The Methodist rps
copll Church. recently he'd at Baltimore, took up
the subject Temperance in connection with churcl,
discipline, and very interesting discussion cn'ucd
One oi,hc most cninrn, Of their pfcnchars, Df
Clippers, of South Caroinu, took occasion to warn
the assembly against the effect upon the temper
ancc cause, of making "hrd cider" the wal ,h
word eta party in the political contest ofthc coun-
try. His remarks were said to be of the most di-
rccinndi impressive character.
We have another sign Father north Alta meet.
ing Of the Connecticut Temperance rocilty, re-
Gently held Il, New Haven, we understand that the
Rev. Mr Bacon, one of the mos, eminent diyincs
of that State, denounced "hrd cider" in the most
decisive language. lie enumerated various ham
bugs which he said had been used to dc!rde the
people of thr United States, and "last and worst Of
''', tS h'lu ''NtI iulVuUg,iNUc nlIuCT ny Tue ud-
mixture ofbrandy" Hthnre lire 10 sec he dan"
said he, ''whcn INTEMPER ANCE has been The
rcilyiaS cry Of a PaHy;" and he dcgiiccd in
;homo1t eloquen! strains, tn fatal ccc, this course
Of occiioncerng il producing and must produce
upon the cause Of Temperance and the morals of
the country. lie represented i, as one of the most
potent modes Of putting down the temperance re-
form, tempting especially the young from the path
of moral duty, and leading them ''drunkards to
their graves"
The language Of this c,o1ncni divine, who has
never Dcena friend to the Administration, was that
OF alarm for the cause Of morality and religion,
now placed in imnncn, danger by "cg cabins and
hard cider" eeciioneering, Producing roious gath
erings, drunkenness, aud all sorts of debauchery
and disorder. Armed by the power of truth, his
warning voice must sink deep into the hearts of
his hearers, and go far to convince them, that
neither the cause of tempirln'e' or elderly can
be promoted By the ineans now used TO injurc the |
Religions aud moral men every
where will begin to as, ilI,ns lives, whether that
Political cause can be good one rhich Jorror,
rom The IerN lis means III ,YUHgyi
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KENTUCKY.

We are happy, says the Orcndaga Standard, to
democrats, friends, Ina, there are strong
grounds for expecting the electoral vote cf Ken
lucky for Mr. Van Buren,. There are daily great
changes i'll that state against The Gagged candid
ate. Besides, our readers are well aware that Mr.
Clay has more than one strong reason for GOODNESS
in the wing cause. At each of the ~ baoiings al,
the National Convention. he received 80 and 100
votes and was defeated only by the superior man
ngcmen' OF the friends Of Gen. Harrison. BESIDES
there is u growing GOODNESS between ,!essrs. Clay
and Webster. The latter was pfefjrred at the re-
rent hard cider Convention at Baltimore, and let
crs from Washington speak of The growing jealousy
If Alr Clay. Things are working well in every
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WALTER r. COLQuITT, Fl.
MARK 4. COOPER,
EDWARD ]. BLACK,

The State Rights Convention whi,h is 10 assem-
Il Congressional ticket. In view Of this fact, cacl
ithese gentlemen has addressed n circular 10 The
People of Georgia, and especially to The State RICH
party which breathcs the spirit and is STAMPED
with the character of natures noblcman. In thes,
circulars, they avow that the policy and principle,
of the British Wings do not, and cannot receive
their appreciation. We'll that General Harrison
is not entitled to the support of any true friend Of
State Rights. What c.sc' That the principle:
and measures ofthe present Administration con-
form to their views of the State Right creed, and
should be zcalons'y upheld by every genuine be-
lever in it, And is this all J Motor they fur
iher declare thu, in the prcsan crisis they will use
all honorable means for tn. defeat Of the British
Wing and Abolition candidate, and will 20 "heari
aud hind" fjr the reelection Of onr present inllex
ible and consistent executive. Already has cal
been issued for an overwhelming Convention, which
i, to assemble at Milledgeyiile on the 9Th Of July
next t, adopt efficient measures for The success Of
MARTIN VAN BUitEN. AZ tins Convention 1t
is proposed TO rcorginze the Congres.ors, ticket.
All the gentlemen nominated on III, Union t'ket :.
with conlnenilble patriotism, are Willing 10 abide
by III decision 9th, new Convention, in order that
a ticket may be presented not exclusively COM
posed Of Union or State Rights p1r;ilars. but olihe
fSsnds of Mr. Van Buren,, regardless Of tn, side on
which they may hive ranged heretofore in word
"A Democrat: Republican Ticket.
The three members Of Congress do not in;ud,
all the prominent men cf the State Rights party
WI, have declared for Martin Van Buren, and the
Treisary.-Among the many MINES
we have seen a. taking ,h. position, we now recol
crt only those of Judge L. Y. Hill, one of the most
eminent juriss off State. and Col seabo'n Jones,
md Major John II. Howard. prominent politicians
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"IsEDUCTIGN CT WAGES"

The 'rGegailSts are raising hue Ind cry alout
the tendency Of the Independent Treasury 10 Gre
dTce The wages eff hlor.' j he democracy in
general deny that i. will produce any such effect,
l't not 50 with Us. We hc'ciye in Il great many
eases, not one Of which lawtver, has yet been T.
numeruCd in the federal catuogUc--ihc tendency
cf tha measure will he just such Us has been pre-
drred by lis enemies, to reduce their wages. Ir,
us cite cascCs where the lndcpCE,,n Treasury viii
"rcducc w;gca."
1t viii ''r,ducc tie wggas' Of tie slochhold-
cra directors, presidents, cashiers, ,clicrs, clerks
aud runners Of the SEQ banks ii the [. ,'ia,es'
whose wagcs-- drawn fon TIE Iuloiilg and prodr-
cling casacs--hlyc enabled then, for years to oc-
cupy, uuri,o blocks for shi, ng shops. dwell in
magnificent mur,ions, support eltrayagun; car
RIGGS and equipments with host of servants.
banquet upon the uxurcs Of the world, and TO
!o in ease and hllcncss.
1t will ''roducc the wages" ola legion Of sp,cu-
ators. who lave been cnp'oNirg The taxes coli
led f. ou The paoplr 10 nonopoiIr the business Of
the country, and thereby cheat producers and the
lcqi Lholiag claqse, oit Ct their lust drcs.
1t will '.tcducc tie w1grs" cff,derI men bcrs
cf congress WHO have heretofore been u,id Luu-
dreds Of thousand, orto|'ils in She ,lilc Of cros
10 sustain that corrp, and hish,itg British shaving
machiie--,he United States bank.
ltWi,i 'rcGuce the wages" Of the conservative
Iudasca, who seeded fom the democratic RACKS
for the. Nygr,s of their hirr'' in III, shDpn ol
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Windsor { County Convention,

All the people Of Windsor County, who are in
favor of STATE REroRM, and are willing 10 con-
suit together, and devise honorable means to re-
deem the Mountain State, and lead her back, from
her wanderngs, TO her old democratic position, urc
requested 10 meet in convention ut Windsor, en
Friday, The 18th day Of June inst. to Select Il
suitable tickle, for County Senators, and to transact
any other business that may be deemed necessary
when Together.
The County Committee would respectfully urge
upon the democratic frecnen Of the County the
great Importance Of fail attendance. The crisis
demands it, the ofprncip'a demands il, the
honor Of the State, the honor Of the County de-
mands it. 1t is hoped all will feel the importance
ofpning forth his best energies IN the present great
and desperate struggle oihp power of the balks IL
4 a Il.
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Nr FoRsYru.-'Tha following extract from Il
letter ruhli.hrd in fl, Auyp.r 20, r,ns,;trlior
IT,, e..
wa! P'', W '',' '''' 'oo'''' S'''''S SCI
a!!na by lh' opposition ahaai tins grncnian's dis
sili ilrion with liz political friends -
,h, o,,,., ,r ..,,,.l
cida,,, h,s hon, ,,,nn,n,oI f., H., r,rn o,,. Of A..
rorr.,h's uoic 1nclinin, to l., ,on.iInr,J r,,,J
dat, far the Via prn.iirn,y nh. r,or comm;
.,.n, !, r,il ,o ,lo ,,l ,,trit,., ar l.
,onsi.,,nt r,';;,;,, cC ,b;,t, ,r,rs ,r,j ,,, NJ,
,,r,i L;..i,, ,in,nnni il, IN, ,,,.,,cr Of hn ;,o
prc.I ,ncy II : bppn spii.;,n, IN crr,, I,n,,,r,.
moss if mot d;s,ns, ,o,yorIs L;s r1,,ini.,r', inn
ri,nds mi. il rn,sori,- c,or, ,,l,;r J,,, .',,J
n-csrruoscs fine wan, If An lo,or hcno,,y .,,J
nrincinc Lv vhi.h ,ho corr,n Of iii, ,,o,,i,,,',,
IN. brrn 60 nrnnIi,n,,ly ,;,,;,,ri.hnJ 7nJ ,,,; H.
federal po,iti,ops never snfar ia in,e'f.re II, ,b"
n,th cC ihcir poli.i,ol anbi,ion mr. irtnrcs,
Job, rorsy,h hes baon ,,,, devoted ,or,o,,o,
Ci,pd Of aluriin Van Eprrn !, mover and nm, ~
mower. lie lborcd with lin, in ,b, po,uLIioon
"prsc in The cnpn,irp Of IRt5 mJ,r III, l,,J ~
~, n rn,yci.I - ,,,,,,,;..' ,,.,';,,;. :; "
,H.n,,.r i, ,.i;.h ,i''o ht,ao, 81 I'm IL, "
.lc., .,tl lr, ,t.;. to,o.,, !; H.
,,or;,y rrn,;ln", "a ,..,, ill., l,r I". W . '''-
c,o,;,;,,,, ST." .,;,.,aI H.. " ."', "
Co"r, Of :, I,,S.. ho ,I.',,. I;,,.'c W :te
IN r. ii. ,.,,,,.,,,. .,''t ,,,'I HE; '' WV"
i'c.s' :, '.',' r. "'i Pp"'',
,;n5;.,,'J III, oo'J,., onJ 'Ia,d. n.u o''
ci"oon.o na,or L,c,-o ho.,J -; ,,o " "e u,
.Lo ,;,,l .',a,os A. u, p,r,,, ;,,,,,aI,,or'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
=ss ss.s,z
I ! d q 4 Z Z i 4

"GEN. HARRISON, while Governor Of Indiana erriin.
~ approved law pissed b, the Legislature, to SILL
MEN FOR FINE or COST. The same law drCyrd The
punishment ot 'flilHrN-NlNE STRIPES to be inflicted
IN ANY lctson thus sOid uko ShouM dbSropd Coa his
ItRtIih"AR Reader-h0w 40 you like this specimen
Of iiarris0nsn in addition to the OHIO cisc, and even
worse than that for the law specifically includes WOMEN
nS well rs men to be WHIPPED to full TiilnrI-NINE
STUIprSn
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tor of the State Paper is the editor and his first
brondSide tells upon the old and rotten hulk of
Vermont federalism, in way that makes lis lin-
hers lrcnh'e.-COOS Go. Democrat.
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u tlle penp.e.
ORANGE Co. Democratic Convention

Thc freemcn Of Orange County, WHO are in ia
vor of Siaie dpd Baah Reform and the equal
rights cf The whole prcP'e, and opposed to the par
al system Ct legislation which has Characterized
the dominant party in iliis state for fiw years past,
the effect Of vlri:l il 10 make ihe rich richer. and
the poor poorer and establish the power of the
banks the will Of the people and in line. one
aud oil UhO GTe Democrats, not ony in name nut
III principle and practice, are respectfully request
ed 10 meet in convention at the Mctcdisi Chapel
in Chelsea on Thursday the 18Th day of June
nest at ten o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose
of nominating three Senators to represent the Go.
in The mex; General Assembly, and to adept such
measures may be deemed e1pedicnito secure
heir election aud TO farther the establishment Of
ihe great and Fundamental principles of Democra-
=.
&c REMINGTON ! For Coqmy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12

people in November next, in the reelection Of Mr.
Van Buren,.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12

HARRISON AND TIE
El.Ei TIVE FRANCHISE.
ut Is therefore enacted ,
That every free male inhah-
liant Ui the ave ui' ~ wears
r,siGC!t Ia thv Territory, md
WHJ hath lCcuuCilllCn Oiuny
state IN the Union or who
has been two Years Resident
IN this Territory, and holds
It itcchold III lily ncr,s u
land within ANY county uillic
sane or ANY less quantity IN
the cGmk in which he sinll
reside, which with the I'M
proyrmCnts made thereon,
shall be- OF the value Of one
hundred dul!acs, or has raid
for aud in virtue ola deed OF
CuHvcyancr for further us
SilrlnCrs from Il person vest
eel with the fee, is III actual
p0sscsSina Of live acres ii
land subject 10 taxation in
the couLty in which he shall
be- resident, shall be-, AID
u'c hereby declared to be
dUly qualified electors oirrp-
rosrl,HtivC, for the counties
in which they are respective
IN rCs.lrMi.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12

The 'Spiri, of the Age, i, the rame of new
paper and an excellent one, recently started at
Woodstock, ". C.G. Eastman, formerly conduc-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-12
HARRISON'S GEMOC-

iiHf'' hAth.
'ttrI lSr' Irlii'nrlal laws, IT.
hN'h- NiAtN o"''r OF i'tr pages 80
years ana lV--s'riuHs ~ iLd 81.
J, ma sc ~ W ne" eng Fti-
d'aiIy son. or persons SHALL un cGn-
VINO Nicuoi VI NliIrr'inc or breach
'ldtht oil Ft"ul l'",bt sentenced IT,
h"i"a ny nae, Will or without
IS 81 me cost III prosecution, IL
oilhc Siiuil ana may be lawful for
MY ~ llii court, hvIur' "hhm such
siinll conviction sliall BE- hadl-' 10
q M pI0b Mr Sac'U u SET Or
'rt"h, h'r' NE |'ESoh or PERSONS
y one 50 cO"t"t'd, 10 FCitice, II
Huid Gty iC'SOH, or IffSOHS UhO
ed OF RAJ fny hr sad tue ant
n Us casts Tor such term Of time
vest ~ TIE court Will Think rvu-
rtiIal SOlGblr.
rs ii And iisuch persons, 80 sem
N In trlt,NC,d and hired or sold.
shall slI"ll ;lbsc0Ud from the SER
ala wee OF his or her naNicr or
r ~. ,n,, ,.,',.,' ",',a Wv WIN , "
mix, h" ",,h. sn , ,, ~ W, =, i,.,I
live an cnnv,c,inn ,o,, ~, ., ,,.
ny ,i," naocn H." ,,,,"ijr "utS',
WITII ~ iIW ,rvHrIuu
synIrI,s ,nl l.au ,',, ~ -
Sc Of over serve two Gu,s for eve
ry one 50 lost.
"Ssc. 81. The Judges of
ur"il, the several courts OF record
Eth, in this Territory shIll give
this act in charge to the
ON. grand jaIy u, each and every
cDd.i, in which Il Grand iur,
shall be sworn,
.JESsg II. Tnnu,s
Sneaker Of The IIuu,p n"V ON.
rystuiatiy,s,
u. tnANrErs,
President of the Council.
Apprenticeship. Il, lsU..
N.LLGtN ilENRY HARRISON
.ry's urJnyp,i,v
49,, 49, -.
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ofColumbus and we do not hesitate to pred
that, before the next anniversary Of American Ii
ety, George u. Troup, heretofore the great laed
o'hc State Rights party, will pursue like cour.
riots are rail- wing under the wide folds of the Der
ocraiic Republican banner. The issue of the co
test cannon, therefore, be double as sure as Il
c'e ,tion takes place, will Marlih Van Buren swc,
Georgia by TWENTY THOUSAND MAJOR
TY
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,lEesC y. TIuTNe,
Speaker Of the House oi
X Representatives.
Il. tLtNrEns,
President Of the Council.
Acknowledgements Eth,
l,J7.
WV. lIESRy HARRISON.
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JOIN, Tl I

John Tylrt,--'i'hc fd,
nrcs!Ggury-whpn II member
voted Hguih>t the extension u
tending rllpt the only true Il
should be- . freehold, thus yir
the HANDS oitlir few. that they
E,truc, Com Gem Iinr-
rlson's letter, dated
clsCiNEA'rI Sept. L., ! 20.
Sir In Your last letter
Won recommended to the
candidates ut he raSding e..
lection, to publish their po-
Utica! crcrds, that the clr"-
tors may have II fair oppOr-
tmnity OF choosing those
whose sentiments hest uc-
cord with their own. IhUo
c,er bciicrCI net Crrry o..
tcct2rhGS q right 10 mute
his caHRi on M0sc rita oi-
fer NDr services "a me jl,o-
pIr, ANDTniT rliECAN-
nlrtFES ARE BOUND
TO ANSWER IT.
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CtJe Snfrtt ct Tbe gGe.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ~, 1910.

IL Pow Err CF TIgEPEOPLE, AGAINsN.
EIE FON, n.R Oh IIiE ilANAS.
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EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
BY
W.T.. DURIsoE, PROPRIETOR.
II E. z NJ S..


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advance-Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
If Dot paid before the expiration of Six
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and Four Dollars fnot paid within twelve
Months. Subscribers out Of the State are
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No subscription received for less than
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All subscriptions will be continued un-
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ANY person procuring FIVE Subscribers
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Referring to the case Of Maine.
From The Charleston Obserrer.

An EDIToR.-Editors have their faults
in common with olhers-and the more
glaring they are, the less are they apt to
perceive or acknowledge them. The most
unexcepronable paper we know among
those which are devoted TO the Temper
ance reform is the South Carolina Tenn
perauco Advoca,e-and yet the Editor
closes an editorial with the following &C.
knowlcdgement, characteristic alike Of
true humility and fearlessness of animal
version:
1--WE are perfectly aware that our Edi-
torial course is marked by many faults
We often see them when it is too late 10
remedy the evil. We cannot therefore,
expect to escape animadversion from 9th.
rs,when we so often sec lha, we deserve IL.
And in these animadversions on The part
of others, we ask not The slightest admix-
ture even Of chari,y-we simply ask them
to "notbing ex,enua,e, nor ausht SGT down
in malice"
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VIRTURE.
"'Tis said of widow, maid aud wife,
Thdt honori is a womap's life"

That honoris woman's life"
There is nothing. perhaps, in which the
boosted superiority orman over the female part
of the creation ia marked with q backer line
than the impunity il affords him in the com.
mission Of crimes which stain the character Of
woman with everlasting iniamy; one false step,
one deviation from the path ofviftue ruins her
forever. No sooner does her fault become
known than she is the butt Of scandal, and
nla:k for the pointing finger of infamy. Her
former friends slight and neglect her, her invidi.
ous enemies triumph in her ruins, the neigh
boring tea tables resound her disgrace; she is
the scurn Of her own sex und the sport Of OURS;
the vrtuous shun her company as a dangerous
infection tho eyes of modesty are averted at
her approach, and the cheeks of innocence red.
den with blush. Men of honor treat her with
neglect, and libertines with saucy freedom; nor
is that all she has many panss 10 suffer. from
those that are her superious only in arlihce and
cunning, and who, while they are not so guilty,
owe all their innocence to that craft which has
preserved them from detection.
Driven from society. un outcast and forlon what
can she do forsaken by him who should have
been her preserver, neglected and dispised, she
becomes prostitute for bread Beware, oh
We, fair ones, beware ofvice. Thepath ofvrtue
is that of happiness, and rechtude Of conduct
will rewurd itself, and let remembrance Of the
sad consequences ever guard you against the
arts of seducer. Whatever arguments may
be used by the specious decieyer, remember, he
who would lead you from the paths of virtue,
is your assured enemy and that whatever may
be his pretence, his object is your ruin.
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To Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines. &c.

TKvHE Subscribers having recently purchased
the Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS-WARE,Sc of the
Estate Of James Leverich, deceased, take this
method of informing their friends aud the
public generally, that they have OH hand and
are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of all
articles usually keptin their line of business,
which they will dispose of on reasonable terms.
All orders addressed 10 them will meet with
prompt attention, and executed with nealncss
and dispatch
P. s Purchasers are particularly requested
10 call and Examiue our Stock and Prices be-
fore purchasing else where.
SAMUEL ID. CLARK, G. Co.
Hamburg March 25, 1910 s Pm
The. .Grcenville Mountaneer and Pendlcton
Messenger will publish the above one month
each, and forward their accounts to this Office
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GREENy1LLEt. April 10.

Atthe sitting of the Court a, this place
last week, man named Coleman Rush,
native of Union District. was tried for pas
sing counterfeit or raised bill, which re-
suited in his conviction, and he was sen!en-
csd to be hung on Friday The 29lh Of May
next. H.C. Young and G. F. Townes.
Esq'rs appeared for The prisoner, and the
Solicitor. Gen. Wilmer. in behalf of the
State. The address of Judge Earle to the
prisoner, upon passing the sentence OF the
Court, was one Of the most appropriate
and feeling that we have ever heard; and
we hope that his Honor will see cause TO
furnish copy for publication.
An accomplice of Rush, named Springs
who was apprehendcd for ,hesame offence
but afterwards admitted to bail, did NOT
make his appearance for trial.
Mounidiaeer.