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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-28
MosTs BLoOD-RED FLAG.
He Nurses a Terrible Hatred Against
the Rich and the Mighty.
From tie Ye0 York Jopynal.

From the Neto York journal.
"ATe you forging a new thuuderbolt of
extra heavy calibre?' asked reporter
yesterday Of Anarchist Most, who was
found busy preparing copy for the next
number Of the Freheit.
Herr Most was not in the least depressed
in view OF mis- coming trial, and the edlto-
rial inkstand has as much as ever an odOr
Of gore.
81 am just finishing an article in de-
fence OF our red banner" explained Most.
sand II you care TO read IL, you will be
able to judge whether am crouching be-
fore the rod OF our tyrants or not"
The production was certainly lurid
one, and the reporter obtained permission
to give the English translation.
THE CARNAGE BANNER.
A District Attorneys assistant under
took some Z me ego, before a jury In this
city, to explain the Specification of the red
banner. He made an easy job Of it by
saying:
'The black flag Of the pirates at sea cor
responds TO the red flag ashore. IL means
simply robbery, murder, incend arism,
blood aud rigid cOrpses."
That the police at present make raid
on every red rag as il they were quadru-
peds and belonged to the bull tribe ought
not 70 cause surprise. The blue have al
ways been the most active enemies Of the
red. But when an entire nation 10 seized
with fury as soon as a few police scrIb
bers iiaunt the red flag as a spectre to
inumidate old women Of either sex, there
is reason to doubt whether such thing
really is possible.
SYMBOL or LOVE AND HATE.
Red is the symbol Of love. and IL also is
an ensign OF hatred. We extend a broth
er's hand TO all who are forced TO serve
~ slaves OF capital. But on the other
side We nurse q terrible hatred against
the rich. the mighty ard tyranis of every
description. The capitalistc class has
stolen the land from the people under their
very feet aud ~ continually at work con-
spring against their welfare.
Should we love tnis hard OF robbers :
Gan any one who Is not bereft Of his senses
entertain so foolish an ideaY We hate
hem from the bottom OF our heart. and
we don't disguise the sentiment. Neither
10 we ask any sympathy from their ranks.
As such thing would be altogether un.
natural.
The hirelings OF monopoly SANDER our
nag and call II an emblem Of bloodshed
We accept this challenge. You are right.
you miserable wTetches it Is the blood \
banner that we unfurl Ia defiance OF y0ui
presence. The fag Is dyed crimson hue
~ the blood Of Our martyrs who have beer
slausbtefed by your banditii. You know
THIS 10 be the truth, and the flag is dis
agreeable warning that retributiOn must
visit you some day.
DEPENDING MS coLoRs.
how y ~, then, YOU dare 70 stlgmatlzo
vut eolofs AZ 9 pirate nagi Every cent n
''uA possession has been Wruug from th'
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How Is -. then. YOU dare 10 stigmatlze
our colofs AZ pirate faef Everv oent IN
foui possession has been wruua from tbe
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COMING SOUTH.

SaVannah.Ib d S.U0 a m
Sayannah.52 D 4:07 p m 81 D 500 m
Connections at Savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway for all points in
Florida.
Trains Nos. So and 81 will not stop to take
on or put on passengers between Savannah
and Millen, as trains Nos. 10 and is are eX-
pected to do the way business between these
points.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night passenger
trains between Savannah and Augusta, Sa-
vannah and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta.
Macon and Columbus.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale at City ONCE, No. 20 Bull street.
@. A. WHITEHEAD, VIM. ROGERS.
Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt., Savannah
JIG. SHAW, W,F.SHELLMAN,
Gen. Trav. Agt. Traffic Manager.
Savannah, Ga.
ID" daily. I'D f s." daily except SUNDAY.
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FAST MAIL.
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS

Pullman bullet cars 10 and from JacIoo,-
vile and New YORK, and to and from JacI-
sonVllle and New Orleans via Pensacola and
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" Chattanooga 9:4o p m ll:oo ~

Ar Cleveland. -. 10 40 D m 1910 noon
Solid passenger trans Brunswick and Jesup
to Rome.
Pullman Buffet cars leave tlanta daily at
5 40 IN for New York without change via
Rome. Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol Roanoke
and II agerston.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
So p m for " Washington without change via
Roanoke and Shenandoah Junction.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Jesup daily at
1870 M for Atlanta, Chattanooga and Gin
cIunati.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta at 0:20
p IN for Cincinnati via Chattanooga.
Excursion tickets TO Georgia, Tennessee,
and Virginia Springs can he purchased upon
application to Mr.. VIM. Bren, City Ticket
Agent, and to depot ticket agent s., r. Il W.
II. R., Savannah, By this short lire.
3. ". WRENN,
General PASSENGER and Tickct A cant
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Aatlraa0A.
Central northwestern aiIr DIS.

All trans Of this system are run by Stand
ara lyOl Meridian time. which Is 80 minutes
slower than time kept by city,.
SAVANNAH. GA, May 16, 1855.
nN AND AFTER THIS DATE PASS IN
~ GER TRAINS on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches Will run az
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Savannah, Florida & Western Uv

Standard Time. 'u "y central
IME CARD IN EFFECT MAY . 1914
daily as follows: 0"N VIII run
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ALBANY EXPRESS.

Pullman buffet cars to and from jackson
vile ana ST. Louis via Thomasville and Al
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-28

pIlEc Instant relief Final cure m ten
FILLO. days, and never returns. NoPufge,
Of q simple rumedY Free, By addressing g. DE-
MASON "a ha1aaustrect, sew York
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GOING NORTH.


CONNECTIONS AT TERMINAL POINTS.
At Augusta-Trains 81 and SO connect with
outgoing trains OF Georgia Railroad, Column
ba, Charlotte and Augusta Railroad, and
South Carolina Railroad. Train 50 connects
with outgoing train on Augusta and Knox
VILE Railroad Train 81 connects with trains
for Sylvania, WTightsyille and Louisville.
At Atlanta-Trains 81 and 80 connect with
Airline and Kennesaw routes to ali points
North and East. and with all dIyerging roads
for local stations
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stops at all regular stations. Pullman pal
ace Sleeping cars to and from Savannah and
tampa VIA Gainesville Pullman buffet Sleep
ing cars to and from Jacksonville and Wash
lngton. Pullman buffet cars and Mann bou-
dolr bullet cars via WaycrOss, Albany and
Macon, and via Waycruss, Jesup and Macon,
between Jacksonville and Cincinnati. Also
through passenger coaches between Jackson
VIE and Chattanooga via Albany, and Jack.
sonVIlie and Cincinnati via Jesup.
JESUP EXPRESS.
S:$3 m ~. sevanDah...... Ar $50 a n
o:lO p m Ar. .Jesup. $50 a Ii
stops at all regular and flag stations.
CONNECTIONS.
At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:l0am
arrive Augusta via Nemassee al 40 % m and
Sis p m; for Augusta and Atlanta at $40
M ana $40 m; with steamships for New
YORK sunday, Tuesday and Friday; Tor Ros-
ton thursday; f0r Baltimore semi weekly.
Al JEsCP for Brunswick at $3.50 a m lex
cept sunday and 6:20 m; for Macon 2:3O a
AtWAYCROss for Brunswick at 4:lo a m
and 1914 m; for Albany at 500 M and
12:l5 m.
Al CALLAHAN for Fernandina at SLOAN
and "a m; for Waldo. Cedar Rev, Ocala,
etc, at II 80 a no and Z :25 pm.
j.. AZ JAChSoNNILLE with rail and steamer
Al LIVE OAK for Madison, Tallahassee,
Al GAINESVILLE for Ocala. Tavares,
PembertOn's Ferry, Bro oksyille and Tampa
AT II ~ a nj; Tor Cedar Key at 30 p m lex
cept sunday.
At ALBANY for Macon, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, Nashville, Louisville etc.
At CHATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola,
Mobile, New Orleans; with PEOPLES line
steamers advertising to leave for Apalachi-
cola at 300 a m Wednesday. and 1850 m
Saturday, and for Columbus at 2: 100 m Mon
day, 500 p IA tuesday ana Z 200 IN Thursday.
Ilckets sod and sleeping car ber1hs Sc
cured at BBENS Ticket Ofice, and at the
Passenger Station.
JAS. L. TAYLOR. Gen' Pass. Agent.
X. q. FLEMING. Superintendent.
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THrHHUIC Dots


MEssRs. EDIroRs: 1t has b,cl
SOME time siace your worthy readers
nave seen anything from Taxahaw,and
with your permission, | write few
dots in regard 70 crops, candidates, etc.
Crops IN this vicinity are very
sorry and | don't thiuk there can be
more than half u crop made Farm
css are all done laying by They have
nothing to do but loaf around and talk
about the hard times that are coming.
-Candjdates are beginning to stir.
We hear there were several at Fat
Creek church on Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Porter has returned
from Chyraw, S. G., whore she has been
visiting relatives for the past few weeks.
We are glad to see her back.
MIR. 6. p. WiI3ecard left last week
for Spartanburg county He VIII
make his home there for the next few
months. harley Il bright Young
man and We hate to /, Sc him even for
a short time
Prof Il. NJ. Rabb, 0: Fairfield
county, opened school at this place on
the 2Ud instant, with Il very respective
number f students. Mr.. Il. il an ac.
c"mpiishci young man and is highly
recommended as teacher. Parents
desiring to send their children to school
Will d" we'll to put them in his care.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Hilton, another of our
young men, left Saturday evening to
take charge Of the Palmetto school,
near Mr. James V. WcIsh's, in Kerr
shaw county. H. opeucd on the 2nd
instant. Success to him.
We see the name of our worthy
friend, Mr. a. + Coax. announced for
! County Commissioner, for which bet
ter man cannot be found. lie was
strongly solicited tO come ont for Rep
RescnLutiec. lie is practical farmer
and as his views are so much in SYM
fathy with them he would make a
mos. excellent member. He says his
motto is reform and low taxes. So
men that 90 to the next General As.
sembly may look out He SAYS, try
hIm on small scale first and if ne
proves to he the man carry him higher
hut !. he proves otherwise kick Linn
out" We wish him many votes.
-"Boss," our worthy citizen who
has ben suGrring with rheumatism
for the past SIX or eight months, is
speaking Of going t. the hot springs in
Arkansas. We hope he will 90 and
that he will be benefited by the trip.
LOAFER.
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Cedar CreeE Dots.
CHAs. Il. C0NNoRs, Sec'y.

Times are gloomy with our farm
ers though the crops have como out
wonderfully since the rain ceased, but
they are failing very fast now on ac-
count Of the dry weather. We are
needing rain badly. II We could get
favorable seasons from now on there
would be toierably good crops made in
this section, but if the drought lasts
much longer the crep will be short.
Some sickness in our neighbar-
hood. mostly dysentery end bad colds.
Mr.. John VI. Cauthen has had se-
we're attack Of diphtberia. lis friends
will be glad to know that he is cows
lcscent. DR.. r. s. Mellow il very
successful with ali his cases aud his
practice is growing very large.
-Candidates are blooming out on
every side and the campaign oids fair
to be a lively one. There are some
close questions for the candidates to
answer but they are If vital im2or.
tance to our people. We need reform
and economy in cur government. Our
people feel the need of reform aud
they are determined TO have it, hence
these questions and the pledging of the
candidates.
There is a protracted meeting 10
progress at Beaver Creek church and
good Congregations attend. Mr.. Lee,
the singing master, was down on Sum
day and the members Of the church
are trying to make up a school for
him. Hope they will succeed. Mr.
Leo has fine class at Salem now
Good singing adds very much to the
worship Of the Lord.
We had good rain in this secs
tisn on Sunday night and everything
looks lively and very much revived.
NovUs HOMO.
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Jr06PSrftfe Dots.

MEESRS. EDlTORs: Our farmers
are now about done work in the prc.en
crop and are setting around Watching
The results of thGir labor, wl&ch is not
SD favorable rs might haze been, yet
much better think iaan ill some
other section "f the STATE. With
favorable 80 'suns from now on | think
we will makc three fUGr,hs Of ii
crop.
Our little town is full of waters
rRclpns. We DO wish TIE candidates
would come now. 4 full crop Of eau~
dida'c3 to come one at n time with a
Iltt'o change in their pc ckets would
keep Us eating watcrme.nnS all the
time until tee election. So come on
gcatIcmcn and give us that old familiar
stroke of the cdnii iltes hand. | 10
not think We will have anv one from
the Trad"'vIIlc secti ~ wanting to
serve the "dc,r rcrplc" 50 We will have
40 swapping to do, but have determined
TO make the race one of merit alone
Two or three new dwelling houses
in anticipation at rradesvilie this Fail.
DIR. McMauU3 and family will move
here in few days. So you see We are
determine to have real nice little
town and one cf the very best
Of schools which opened ~ Of August
Miss Adda Bcik has been gisiling
friends in TradesviIlc for some days
We were gIcd to see her gcuial face
again; WAS sorry she could not stay
longer, beGpe&k for her another Wit
soon and will add that you will never
6c lonesome or have the blues where
Miss Adla is, notwith,taud, she com
p'aimCG Of being hoarse while here and
could not talk like usual.
Our lszy cub re organized hv
e'C,;ing l.. NJ. Flyler, chairman AMI
Or. / J.. y 's'er, secretary. We have
a fuu Attendance at every meeting
nov, crops are laid by. We ale re-,
ceiving applicn;ions from Chesterfield
for membership. | d. not know
whcthcr they will he admitted or not
a The rules requires. applicants talk
plain aui wash their face and hands
and comb their hair at least once a
day.
What has hccone Of the RIilroad
!! don't hear anything Of late about it.
-DGU't know where all the dntters
have gone Of late, maybe they are can
didates.
Not much sickness now.
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almost "a HOUairisIP.

Web Brown and Lewis Allen, both
colored, living on Mr.. Julius Mills
plantation in the western section Of
this county, had difficulty on Mon
day July 26th, about swingle.tree
when Allen picked up the sSingle.tree
and dealt Brown such blow in the
head that his skull was fractured
Browa is seu.i;oGsiy Injured and his
life is dispaired Of by the physician in
attendance upon him. A warrant has
been issued for Allen but 80 far he has
evaded arrest.
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OAK HiH DDts.

'Hh hut bVts.
Messrs, Editorsi-As you have new.
er had any dots from this section |
think line or so will be admissible.
Oak Hill is in the soulheastern part of
Buiord township and is good farm,
ing neighborhood and is well wa,ered
and has everything else that will make
home happy.
We opened our school at this place
on the 26 of July with J. LeonarI
Williams as teacher We have as good
crops as can be found any where in
the County, though we have been mo
lested by the chintz bugs.
Messrs. r. f.. Gregory and G.. p.
Knight have the lumber on the yard
to build their dwelling houses.
S. j Knight and daughter have
been visiting relatives at Cheraw tn C
past week.
The school children were somewhat
excited Q few days ago at seeing ne.
gro pass the school.house riding a hi
cyc.e. He was on his way from Char
lotte to Halle Gold Mine.
Roach is speaking of moving his
membership; but the Doctor will OBJ
ject.
Mr. John Myers has returned from
the railroad and says the weather is
too hot for raj roa1ing.
We notice the names of several
good men n candidates through your
columnsI bu> still there is room for
more. Pay your five dolsrs aud have
your name announced,
Mr.. Edward Bowers thresher passed
through few days ago and thre,bed
out the remnant Of wheat aud oats.
What has become of all your dot
ters2 suppose they can't get any
news to write. Boys ye do our own
dotting. 7.
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UHlfc PfUin EeDis.

The farmers say they are suffer.
ing for rain.
The meeting which began here on
Saturday last is now in progress and
we anticipate grand revival. Let
Us all go heart and hand aud before
the meeting shall have closed may
there be great good done for him who
will reach out hand of help,
We all lament the sad departure
Of Mr.. a. +. FunGerburk who has
been with us short time, and who
has gone TO Columbia S. &. where he
expects to 90 into business. Mr.. F.
had made many friends among us and
was we'll thought Of as a teacher in
his work ga assistant in Mrs. Funder~
burk's school We all wish HIM the
greatest Of success in his new field of
labor.
Our Literary Society held in the
Academy every Saturday evening is
rapidly on the increase and we give
hearty welcome to all. And we know
you will be greatly benefited by COM
ing out. Reporter.
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TIrsnh Bibie SOciefy.

Inc 18th anniversary of this society
came off last Saturday at Tirzah
Church, The President. Col. w. w.
Wa'kup, was in tire chair, and Mr.. r..
IL. Nesbit, Secretary, was Mt his posi-.
The usual business was transacted and
the hour arrived for the Grafton but
the orator OF the day, Rev. p. r. Law,
OF Monroe, was unavoidabiy prevented
from being present. In his absence
Rev. CT. w. White, Mr.. G.. w. Belk
and Mr.. J. w Mccain each made some
remarks very appropriate and for the
interest OF the society. A collection
was then taken up and the contri-
button amounted To $50, all OF which.
except 80, Which was kept to supplv
home restitution, was sent to the
American Bible Society. The home
held Is so we'll worked up that it re-
qnires but n very small Mount to SUP.
ply its destitutiOn. Mrs. Letitia Ste.
wart, wife Of the former secretary. wns
constituted life member Of the
American Bible Society. The society
Is in thriving condition. having
about one hundred annual members
and about sixty life members 1t has
contributed since rs organization
about $500, to the parent society
besides supplied its home field. An
election for officers resulted in the elec-
ton of all the old officers except Capt.
J. j. &. Steele. Rev. q. w. White was
elected Vice-President in his place.
Communion services were held on
Sunday and after services three per-
sons applied and were admitted tc
membership in the Church.
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For schosi Commissioses.

MEssRs. EDITORS. The friends OF
DR.. ROBERT =. BECKHAM an
nounce him as a candidate for th.
office of School Commissioned for Lam
caster county, subject To- the voice oil
The Democratic voters at the primary
election. DIR. Beekham is well known
To our citizens "a ; gentleman OF cul-
ture, integrity and in every way well
fitted for the position. lie mas always
taken an aetiVe part in the welfare Of
old LaHCaSter and deserves some re-
c0Snition for his valuable services. We
tEereiore confidently place his name
before the people, feeling assured that
they will give him warm support.
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Bri0Ie COntI,nciH.

The Board Of County Commissioners
let out the Building Of the following
bridges on Monday last:
Lower Caan Creek bridge to J d
Caskey for s340.
Flat Creek bridge to John J Phil
lips for S149.
Bea. Creek bridge TO Cullen Mathis
for S!45.
Middle Cane Creek bridge on
Landsford road to j d Caskey for
1925.
Repairiag Of Cane Creek bridge,
near Henry Green's to J S Wright for
Repairing of Hanging Rock bridge
to Berry Mobley for S22.
Repairing Of Bum Creek bridge on
Gn"ch's Ferry road to w. IL. Poole
for S3l.
Small bridge on Coyle road to A J
Ballard for SlG.50.
Thus the June freshets cost the
county in the item of bridges S849. 80.
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Dram Of Mrs. NcII,UnIHc.

Mrs. Susan CASTOR McIlwaiuc, widow
of the late Andrew McIlwaine, of Dry
Creek, died at her home in this county
ON the 21st of July 1886, after lin,
gering illness of nine weeks of typhoid
fever. Mrs. McIlwaine was in her
sixtysfirst year and was On estimable
lady. She WAS fur many year, a.mems
Der of Dopglass Churoh aud lived to
mise eleven children and to see them
all members Of the Church. She was
gnod, benevolent christian lady and
will he greatly missed in the vicinity
in which she lived. Everybody loved
her aud her death is lamented by all
who knew her. She leaves nine chill
dren surviving her.
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Citadel Ora dtt,ties.

Messrs. + II. Wylie aud 5. G.. Cure
ton, who held the cadetships in the S.
{. NJ. A, from this county, received
the diplomas OF that Institution at the
closing exercises last week. They
took good stands in their class, which
Is the first graduating class sent out
from this time-honored institution
since its re opening. Mr.. Wylie is at
his home at this place and Mr.. Care
ton has gone on aSisit to his parents
i'm Florida.
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District Conference.

The Chester District NJ. +. ClmXh
conference convened last week near
Wcaburg. The attem4apce was good.
X. f. Allison, Esq, of this place,
and Mr.. Leach, Of York, were elected
delegates to the Annual Conference,
and Maj. B. +. Miller and r. S. Rid
die were elected. al,ernates. The next
meeting Of the District Conference
will be hEl3 at this place.
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Suicide.

Mr.. John Strong who lived about
fheee miles above this place, in Enief,
county, n. C., con,mitted suicide-ogp
Monday morning last, by taxing
poison. Mr.. strong was man o.
family, eyed about 35 years. The cause
of his rash act is unknown. He was
bo1nd over for his appearance Mt the
next term or Union county court 70
answer to several charges Of q trivial
nature.and 1t is surmisel that lie pre-
ferred death to standing tijal.
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PreiiWina7'U Hearing.

jake Barnes and Palmer Hood, both
eolored, charged with burglarizing the
store of Mr.. w. y. Duun, had pre-
iiminary examination before Justice
Withersponn on Monday. Hood was
discharged and Barnes was iecommit-
ted to Jail to await trial at the next
term of court.
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The many friends of Mr. J. T. X EN-
NINGTON, apprc 'iating his faithful
and efficient services in the past "a
County Commissioner, take pleasure
ia again nominating him for that Office,
subject t. the result OF the Dem pcratiC
Primary election. Mr.. KenningtOn's
well known sterling character, his un-
swcrving fiheiity 60 the trusts rcpOScd
in him when before placed by the
Democracy Ur Lancaster in charge Of
the CoUnty.s finances ana the kn0wl-
edge acquired hy him while i'm ONCE
of the various lutieS dcvuiviug upon n
CGumty Commissioners are among his
highest recommendations to day TO the
voters of Lancaster county.
MANY FRIENDS
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oar Nccf G0pernOr.

Many people are asking who will be
our next Governor IL matters not
who is Governor of South Carolina we
all have our taxes To pay. The great
need'in Lancaster county now,is some,
body to GOVERN the prices Of good
staple goods. w F SSaringen Is the
man to do it. Call and see him be-
fore you buy your goods.
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WdChdW Ri6ie Society.

The annual meeting Of the Waxhaw
and Shiloh Bible Society will be held
at Shiloh Church on Saturday next.
One sermon will he preached on Sat
urday and communion services will
be had OH Sunday.
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TL2 many friends Of JOSEPH +.
GREGORY, remembering and ap.
prcciating his laSt faithfula and efficient
services ia the office, respectfully pre-
sent his name us II candidate before the
primaries for termination to the Office
Of school Commissioner. and pledge
him to abide the result OF the said pri-
mary election.