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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

Speaking Of the Columbia State,
the Sumter Freeman says:
owe glory in it's enterprise and
wish it all the success we ean con
scientiously wish so bitter an 0ppo-
nent of the righteous cause Of the
farmers"
If we believed The State to be a
"oittter opponent Of the righteous
cause Of the farmers" we could
conscientiously wish it in purga-
tory at least, but we are satisfied
chat The State is rs true y friend
to the farmers as is the Freeman.
The Freeman might remember
that we arc all frecmen, entitled to
our own opinions, and its assump-
ton that the particular cause
which it advocates FOR tho farmers
is the only righteous one, sounds
like shabby nonsense to those who
try to give every man credit for
honesty of conviction.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03
II. E. TODD,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.

Represents fvo OF tho best and most
responsible FIRE Insurance Companies
and tho largest capital stock LIFE In
suranco Company I'm tho world. Will
insure Ginnories.
REAL ESTATE o SALE.
Que lot, half acre fronting OH Main ST.,
containing 2N acres, half milo west OF
Publio square,
,Also75 acres of iand~~tiic
.poeation, fr safe
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03
Ought Our Jury System to be
Changed?
''Judices Est JUS deere, Non Dare"
AbbovIlle Medium.

49, -lCNlliIl.
The matter presented to our
Grand Jury at the recent term of
Court by his Honor Judge Hudson,
in reference to Il system Of trial
by Jury, which prevails throughout
the United States, and his extra
judicial proposition to change IL in
South Carolina, demands and
should receive more than an Ex-
parte hearing, such as was given
to his HOn0r's recommendation by
the very intelligent body Of gentle
men composing the Jury to which
his remarks were addressed.
His argumentin approaching the
very radical proposition which he
finally submitted to their consid-
Grafton, was ingenious, and well
calculated to excite their attention.
1t seems from his manner Of prc.
,Sentation, that he was very indig-
nant because ofthe wrongs inflicted
upon Juries in some localities,
where they + locked up As if they
were the criminals to be published,
and deprived ad interim Of every
comfort. "candle light ana water
only excepted" while engaged in
consideribg cases involving the
life orlibefty, character, reputation,
on of less Importance, of their fell
loW-cltizcns, who have, by their
own rash or dishonest act, or The
talse accusation OF their enemies,
fallen into the hands of the law.
Every one will admit that This is
ono of the relics of the past and
more unrefned age, which i'm some
localities only, has been permitted
to cling to the Jury System, like a
] barnacie to the otherwise clean
Bottom OF q ship. Who would break
3np and destroy q ship for suci, a
| cause! The remedy in the one case
as in the other, is to remove the
4 barnocIe.
After celebrating the self owl
dent proposition that Juries while
i considering cases should be made
t0re comfortable than has been
Il the practice in this State, so that
Their findings in all cases might he
The result OF Intelligent and consci-
lentious elaboration, instead Of
bging determinea as he stated was
done In scinc cases by a triumph
40fthe strong in physical power OF
sendprauce over the weak and
seebIej in Which cases Tho So
4 jsqnd determination rInl,t on
9us, prevailed over Intelligence
wstt9e In tlch Of the uAlilber
@be iRlysicaily unable ID
81 l0ng NrfEre
ceetippEtenE *
SNJ1sNs
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

If you want your baby to look
bright do not put it TO sleep with
laudanum when restless, but use
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. % cents a
bottle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

Economy has become an engross-
ing subject with Attorney General
Pope.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03
PAT. AUG. 25, 1891.
''EURETEs.Aks,"
Gin Saw Shield
[K!LLlNGSW0RTR PATEAT.1

The army OF empty sleeves being
carried by poor unfortunates caused
by carelcssncss around Cotton Gins
are greater than those caused by
the late war, but now that the in
ventivc genius of nan is fast sup
plying the long felt wants with ar
ticlcs that are, 10 the human race, a
luxury and Il protection there is no
excuse for accidents. AS a protcc-
ton the most useful invention of
the nineteenth century is here
placed before the eye of the reader.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

Here's a prediction. The Legis-
lature at the coming session will
cut down salaries in about the
style that Samson cut down Il
thousand Philistincs. Such q step
would have been precipitatc at the
last session, for why indeed should
not the Gins" have enjoyed big pay
for - twelfthmonth? But now
these Same Gins" are confronted hy
q grim necessity to get up a scheme
to hold on and stay in and a reduc-
ktion of salaries will follow. The
Legislators may reduce salaries
from a holy motive but if they do.
they'll do wrong. The salaries are
all right now and as a rule not too
high.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

Clemson College is out Ct funds
and the work Of finishing is de-
layed in consequence. 1t is to be
hoped that the Legislature will deal
generously with the institution.
Clemson must be made an honor
ito the State and there should be
nc parsimony in the appropriations.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03
EX-president Hayes is coming to
South Carolina this month.

a few applications of Salvation
OIL will instantly relieve stiffness
in the neck or joints. % cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-11-03

L%AURENs, s. G., Nov, End, 1891.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Strawbridge & ClOthier,
Market and Eighth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
HUNT THESE UPl
PHILADELPHIA.

Included among the Dry
Goods and other things now
being closed out at cost at
my store, there are a lot of
Shawls, Coats, Hoods, Mits,
Fur Capes, Fur and Feather
Trimmings, Blankets, Quilts,
Silk Fringes, Gloves, ETC.,
many of which are bargains
worth seeking for. Then
thereare several Carpet Rem
nants and two or three Felt
Druggets, thatca be bought
low. Tea Sets, Chamber
Sets, Fine Lamps, &c, all al
cost to close out. If the peO-
pie want the goods, | want
to sell all off by March l
1891. Groceries are KEEP
in full stock. Alsos SchOO
Books and School and Gen
eral Stationery.
J. B. COOPER.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

800. 50 So pESEg Dozen LADIES, ,.3 NIGHT Git
Muslin Mother Hubbard Shape;
Neatly Trimmed with Cambria Ruffle and
Beaning Sale Price, SOC
5Oo so Dozen LADIES NIGHT
oOC' DRESSES Mother Hubbard shape
Yoke of Is Tucks, Finished with
Cambria RUfile. Sale Price SOC.
zoo 25 Dozen Ladies' Night Dresses,
IJC' Mother Hubbard Shape, Tucked
Yoke of 26 Tucks. Finished with
Hamburg Rufle around Neck and down
Front and Sleeves. Sale price, 79c.
OOo 25 Dozen Ladies' Night Dresses,
O0C' Good Muslin, Mother Hubbard
Shape. Yoke with Cluster of Tucks
Back and Front, Finished with Tucked
Collar and Cuffs. High Sleeves. Sale
Price, 89c.
QOo 25 Dozen Ladies Night Dresses.
0OO' Tucked Yoke Back and Front. Sur
plce Neck High Sleeves Fin
ished with Blind Embroidery. Sale price
Gil 25 Dozen Ladies' Night Dresses,
P1'1O with Tucked Yoke. Finished in
Colored Binding Collar and
Cuffs. High Sleeves and Pocket. Sale
price. $I.lO.
S1 10 25 Dozen Cambria Night Dresses
pI'AO Mother Hubbard Shape, with
Tucked Yoke Back and Front
Colored Collar and Cuffs. Sale price Sl.lO
QOo 25 dozen Ladies' Night Dresses
wv with Cambria Tucked Y"ke RsNl
and Front, Finished with beading
and Hamburg Ruffie. Sale Price, CSC.
OQo 25 dozen Cambria Night Dresses
VOO' with Tucked Yoke Back and From
four rews of ValencienRes Lace
edged with double Valenciennes on Neck
High Sleeves. Sale price, CSC,
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Sale Prices in Ladies Muslin Underwear

Before mentioning the astonishingy low prices at
which these garments offered, it necessary to
say that they all up to the high standard of quality
which has gained for Muslin Underwear such wide
spread popularity. Muslins good, trimmings neat
and durable, shapes the very best In word, there
is no trash" among them-nothing which we will be
ashamed of afterwards They in all respects first
class Bargains
We can give but brief idea of leading lines. To
catalogue them complete would occupy space than
this whole newspaper affords.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
TheO. AScherfeld.
ruE pHILAnELPHIA PRESS hn

THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS has
won the foremost place among Pennsyl-
vania newspapers by the liberality, enter
prise. and fair ness with which it conducts
its business, reports great events, and the
completeness with which it records, day
by day, the life of the city, State and
country.
It's field is worldwide, and its staff, its
special correspondents, so many and so
we'll organized, its source of news so nu-
merOus, that it appeals to wider constlt-
uency than any other newspaper ever pub
lished in Pennsylvania
THE PRESS" said one Of the manag-
ers of the Western Union Telegraph Com
nv, "nOw receives more telegraphc news
| than all the other PHILADELPHIA newspapers
combined" This statement is authoritative
and conclusive, and THE PRESS presents
asdaily witnesses to its truth. its twelve to
twenty four bright and interesting pages.
But it is not only by its news enterprise
by the ZEAL energy and integrity OF It
reporters and correspondents that The
| PRESS has won and held the confidence
of its many thousands Of readers, repre-.
senting every age and every condition OF
life, every trade and every profession,
every faith and every political opinion.
It is the excellence and varied interest OF
THE PRESS rs a general family journal
appealing to women as well as to men,
which have made for it so many friends al
home, and extended its reputation through
out the country 1t prints every import
ant event of the worlds progress
The printing of news Is always its hrs
business, but its columns are also enriched
BY contributions from the most gifted spe
cial writers, the most famous novelists, anc
some Of the most eminent public men o
the time. The literary engagement
already made for 1901 probably surpass il
number and variety, and nearly equal il
cost any contemporary magazine, for tn
field and resources of such a newspaper a
THE PLESS make it not only daily his
torian, but daily forum and dali!
; tribune.
It's steadily growing profits and its stead
fast constituency not only demand, but in
sure progress. The greatest authors, a
we'll as the brightest news correspondents
= find their largest profits derived from an,
Pennsylvania newspaper, as we'll as thel
best Pennsylvania audiences, in DAHL
SUNDAY and WEEKLY PRESS.
In politics THE PRESS is Republican
t but it knows no other master than tn
people whose rights, aspirations, and need
= It always defends. 1t has no enemies
r punish, no individual political ambition
to foster or promote, and is subservient
+ no politician or Clique talJnlul 10 u
great body of readers and voters, whom
truly represents, it promotes its own inhI
c ence and interest by faithfully uphOldir
theirs. Its editorial opinions are fearle
= and frank-never caPtiOus. Its news
always impartial In its pages Il
t workingmen find as ready audienc
as the capitalist. To all cor
mercial and industrial progress, to the be
n thought and best action in every sphere
&c human enterprise, it accords a genero
- and enlightened hospitality. In the C
= umns ofTHE PHILADELPHIA PRE-
Justice finds ''all seasons Summer"
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Chenises.

OEo so dozen Ladies' Chemises, good
AOO' Muslin. trimmed with Cambria Ruff
Ae. Sale price. 25c.
ROo 50 dozen Ladies' Chemises, good
OOO' Muslin, with Square Neck of Ham
burg Inserting and Edge. Sale
price, SOC.
SOC. Y %nin dHzen S ladies PoOeS GaSmSSs go0S S
Tucks and Hamburg. Sale price SOC
79c 3 ndee dozen 2s %oq liz S96S S6SmS HsnSate %e
Embroidery, finished with Ham
burg Edge. Sale price, T9c.
e6o 25 dozen Cambria Chemises, Square
OOC' Front Of Blind Embroidery, fin
ished with Blind Embroidery Edge.
Sale price, Csc.
7Eo 25dozen Cambria Chemises, Square
IOC' Neck, finished with Blind EN-
broidery Edge. Sale price, 75o.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

tor Williams of Kent, is drafting a
three commissioners bill for New Cas-
tie county. Francis n. Buck, of Will
mington, it is said, also has a three
commissioners bill, which he will pre-
sent to the Legislature. James Hos
singer is also the originator of three
commissioners bill, which will 90 to
Dcver. Lewis G. Vandegrift ESQ, is
credited with similar effort, drafted
to meet the views of two or three pro-
minent Democrats in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
to Stock Takinq.-

which sale WILL it believed exceed in interest and import
ance any we have ever made Every department in the
house will in and will offer very unusual advantages to
buvers We wish distinctly understood however that
We do not claim to haze reduced e0eying; this would be
impossible on Market firm and advancing in many lines Of
goods but great retail stock such ours perhaps the
largest weegulated Retail Dry Goods stock in the country
there are MANY goods each lot moderate quantity and
perhaps somewhat broken in assortment which pays
to turn into cash. besides the large indirect advantagewhch
we greatly value-o distributing say Half Million Dollars
Of real bargains in Dry Goods among customers far and
near There are holders of goods who recognizing the
great outlet here afforded, and in order to realize
immediate cash. offer bargain lots which avail OF in
he interest of our patrons In the condition of the
money market these offerings have been unusually abundant
i've hope many of our correspondents at our
counters during this extraordinary Sae but to those who
cannot come we will cheeruly forward samples request
whenever practicable but the sale will undoubtedly be
large may be impossible in all to forward the exact
styles shades goods ordered 1t would therefore be well
to make second selection in each instance.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

UNITED STATES Contributed
States District Court will open in the
Federal building, on Tuesday, Janua-
ry 18th. The docket has ten cases, an
unusual number for United States
court. and this session will be a partic-
ularly long one
The election cases, which are against
both Democrats and Republicans, will
come up. These number seven, alone.
Peter A. Pagan and William McCar-
rou both Democrats, will be tried. Nc
Carron is charged with casting vote
at the November election in the TWEEN
tv-fourth district Tenth Ward. Pagan
is held on the charge of refusing to ac-
cept the vote of David A. Woolmer
Pagan was judge in the First election
district.
CITY Councilman franklin B. Cotton
is held on the charge of refusing to ac'
cept the vote of Nicholas Fidance, al
Italian who had been naturalized. Be
sides there are minor election case
and a case of selling liquor without
license.
The most important case on tn
| docket after the election cases. is tha
of David Johnson. charged with rob
bing the Greenville post office.
Another case which will come up a
this term of court, is the trial of law
yer, for taking illegal pension fees tror
a Milton, Sussex county widow. Judg
Leonard E. Wales will hold the cour
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

Because Levi c. Parto, a merchant
of LinwoOd, tried to signal an express
train on the Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad to stop at Lin
wood, he was arrested upon the arrival
of the train in Wilmington. He got
on the wrong train at Chester, Pa, by
mistake, and although he pulled the
signal cord when LinwoOd was reached
the train did not stop until it reached
Wilmington. Mr.. BartO was subse-
quently released upon 800 bail and
contemplates claiming damages from
the railroad company.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Corset Covers

Qo so dozen Muslin Corset Covers, Good
oO' Shape and Well Made. Sale
price, &c.
$50 200 dozen Cambria Corset Covers,
A''O' both High and Square Neck, good
Cambria, Six Tucks down front,
edged with good Hamburg Sale price 28c
900 so Dozen Cambria Corset Covers,
OoO' "V' Back and Front, edged with
Hamburg and Beading. Sale
price, 89c.
5Oo so dozen Cambria Corset Covers.
ON'O' 'V' Front of Wide Hamburg
Sale price, SOC.
5Oo so dozen Cambria Corset Covers.
OOO' Both "V'' and Square Fronts of
Medici Lace. Sale pride, SOC.
zSo 25 dozen Corset Covers, "V''
IOC' Front and Back Good Hamburg,
Finished with Ribbon, Sale price,
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

William N. Powders, of Mil
ford, the undertaken, died sud-
denly on Wednesday afternoon
of heart disease in his 6Oth year. He
had been at his shops all day, superin-
tending preparations for funeral, and
had complained of pain in his breast,
hut would not consult a ply sician.
About four o'clock he started to his res
idence two squares away. He found
no one at home, as his wife was calling
on neighbor, but he summoned as
sistance and sat down in an easy chair.
Before anything could be done for him
he fell back and expired.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Skirts

Joo a5 dozen Muslin Skirts, with deep
lJC' Hem ana Three Tncks above. All
lengths. Sale price, 29c.
SOo so dozen Muslin Skirts, with Cam
JOC' brio Rufle and Four Tucks above.
Sale price. SOC.
zoo so dozen Muslin Skirts, with Ham
J0C' burg Ruffle. (Our own careful
make.) Sale price. 69c.
0Ro 25 dozen Muslin Skirts, with Deem
0OO' Hamburg Rufie and Tucks above.
Sale price, S5c,
7So 25 Dozen Skirts, with Deep Cam
w. brio Hemsttehed Ruffie ann Tucks
above Sale price, 75c.
2Qo 25 dozen Short Underskirts, with
dO'O' Spanish Flounce. Finished with
Deep Hem and Eight Tucks above.
Sale price, 29c.
Q5o 25 dozen Striped Flannelette Skirts
OoC' Pink, Blue, Red and Cream. Sale
Drice Csc
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Drawers

17o so dozen Good Muslin Drawers,
L |C' with Hem and three tucks above.
Sale price. lie.
Ok 50 dozen Muslin Drawers, with
AOC' Hamburg Edge and Two Tucks
above. (Our own make.) Sale
price, 25c.
OOo so dozon Muslin Drawers, finished
AJC' with Hamburg Rufile and Three
Tucks above. Sale price, 29c,
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

vvs.n Rabv was sick, we gave her castoria'
when she was a Child, she cried for cas'0ria'
,r,.. .ts b,came Miss, she chung to cassoriA'
Wien sbs had Children, she gave them Cas'0ri~
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

n Robbins Hose Company OF Dow
Inc is, Nrocnre new Hook and Lad
der Truck.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
Misses and Children's
Muslin Underwear

.1Oo so dozen Muslin Drawers, with
1OO' Hem and Tucks above. sizes 2 to 6
years. Sale price, Zoe, 8 to IA
years. 15c.
l9c. o. tS dOTfn I4sq R DFaWeTs a1.t trimmed m
years. Sale price, l9c. Sizes to
Il years, 25c,
ISo 25 dozen Children's Drawers, waists
AOO' made of Jean. Sale price, l5c.
29c 25 ba4 dozen RnRba1 Muslin ,snss Nigh; Dresses;
years. Sale price, 29c.
400 25 Dozen Muslin Night Dresses,
t|O' Mother Hubbard shape with
Tucked Yoke, sizes 2 to years.
Sale price, 44c.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

~. Wilmington Board of Trade fa-
vors 1-cent letter postage
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

,.oent awnings are prohibited
in wilmington
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07


was burned to death in Cambridge.
The three -masted schooner Twilight,
hound for Baltimore from the New
England coast, is ashore in Chesapeake
bay.
number of arrests of dredging cap
tains for having unculled oysters on
board, have been made in Choptank
river.
Pierce Matthews, of Chiids, Cecil
county. has a curiosity in swine. 1t Is
a thre elegged pig, aged two OF three
months. The animal was born Wlth
but one front leg. The hind legs are
all right.
William Hopkins, of Cambridge
! Md. presented each OF his elgnt cnll,
dren-fve sons and three married
daughters - with $1,000 as a Ne"
Years gift.
II is doubtful iftwO great states nave
ever shown such monumental folly ID
The treatment of large source Oi
,vsalth as Delaware and Maryland
have displayed in the matter OF oyster
Ieoislation. The crop is dredged to
death. almost. aud there must be re-
form or this dainty food Will DecOms
almost extinct.
Walter r. Abel, one of the sons o
Etbe late A. s. Abel and one OF the pro
Driaiors of the Baltimore Sun, died SUD
denly of neuralgia of the heart on SaC
nrdav morning, in the forty-secoh'
ueo uear Of his age. About the time o
= Mr.. Abell's death, his sister, MIS-
r Mary L. Abel, took the white ven q
! the Convent of the NisltaUon' il
e Georgetown, d. G.
Rav Thos. S. Williams and vile, lel
1 Nortb Fast on Thursday for Minnesot
i - reenonse to call to accept a pos
ion in connection with the Mlnnes9'
NJ NJ n Conference college, which IS ic
q na,ed 80 between Minneapolis ana .
I PanI Two years ago Mr.. william
a ,pant m Minnesota to take charge OF
q c;rcnit but his health did not peru
n S;. ~ nreach and he returned
s. North East.
<, Good Ne,uspGper-The Baltlmo
al Sam nnblished by A. s. Abel q Co,,
ID ono Of the very best newspapers p,
!, I;sbed in our country. IL - Dr'Bl
anicv and newsy. The current even
~ the day are condensed 80 as eve
r Da,so, can find time to learn what
RI poino' ,oine, On in the world. While IL
nt 3emocratic ia politics it is genera
e. 80 Tts readers rarely have cause =
IL oanonlain of its political 6lss.
en- dojI9 So its Sc a year, the weekly, u.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

rnontv.two WilmingtOnians will ap-
vi w. d;vorces at the coming session
ppfthe Legislature.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

S5c 25 dozen Muslin Drawers, with
COO' Hamburg Rufle and Eleven Tucks
above. Sale price, soc.
6Sc 2j dozen Cambria Drawers, Trim
OOO' med with Blind Embroidery. Sale
price, Csc.
75c r Re dGse9 Hs Muslin NJ RaTeE Tacf! with wit R5p Rdsp
and Cluster of Tucks above. Sale
prioa -5o
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

Pierson left Milford, Monday,
n nonyer. .; Col, where he will make
his future home
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

Wilmington promises to have street
railway war. The syndicate which re-
Gently bought the Front and Union
Streets Line, intends to build branches
in other parts of the city, but the
Street and Sewer Commission has au-
thorized the Wilmington City Rail
way company to lay tracks on French,
Fourth, Monroe and DUPONT streets,
aud Maryland Avenue. The syndicate
cl inns that it does not have to secure
permission to lay tracks if the streets
are not previously occupied by any
other company. Both companies are
striving to operate electric lines in the
same new localities, and interesting de-
velopments may occur.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

rAore are 800 children of school age,
invlf rnHtb Milford, and only one-half of
II them attend school
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

Tho sheriff at Wilmington Thur sday
,uS lnS ont p. F. James insOlvent Della
UoT ',,ors Printing Company.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

VT Kellum. the late Prohibition
oMsornotorial candidate, is seriously
M st his home in Dover.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07
MIR SMYRNA TIMES.
.myrm0, DeI.,
,r.,,s.day Afternoon, Jan. T. 1890
Branoh Trains.

S ,,",,b 715, s 2s. 1885, A. N, 8.42' 40 P N
Coin Nosrti Sautb 95On57 A. NJ, 44O. 655' 1892 NJ
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

county and State Items
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

Death of Pdstor.-Rev. S. T. Gard
ner, for the last thirty-fve years a
preacher in the Methodist Episcopal
church, and a member of the Whining
ton conference since its foundation,
died Sunday at Pivot Bridge, Cecil
county, Md. He had been for the past
two yeas in charge of Bethel and
Glasgow Circuit, with churches at
Glasgow, Del, and Pivot Bridge. He
was twice married, and leaves wild
ow and three sons. Ofthe sous. Ed
win is pastor of the Red Lion M, E
Church. and Frank is principal OF Piv-
OF Bridg public school. The other sOr
is in the Methodist Episcopal ministry
in the north. The deceased was abOu
sixty years of age.
Smyrna times., 1891-01-07

ron DYSPEPSIA,
indigestion, and stomach alsoIoss. a,s o'
aROWN's IRON hl1'hl-l1s. -.
an aeales. Keep H. 81 per bottle. ss1sae sanner. s
trademark and cr'