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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
FRANK MCKAY,
GEORGE A. SPAULDING,
Attorney-at Law.

Will do a general law and land business. Col
ections made with promptness and dispatch.
Office over the Phillips County Bank, Phillips
burg, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
First publication March 20, lS9l-lw,
Notice Of Publication.
STATE OF KANSAS, ~.
phlllins County. rs'

PHILIPPE County
Estate of Lester Hall, deceased, to tho heirs at
law Of Lester Hall, late OF said county, deceased
and all others concerned:
V0Y are hereby notified, that at a regular term
i Of the Probate Court OF Phillits county
Kansas held on the 2iet day OF March, 1894, there
was opened and publicly read an instrument Of
writing purportlng to be the last will and tesla
ment OF Lester Han, late Of said county. deceased
and you are further notified, that the list day OF
May. 1894, has been set as the day for the final
hearing and proof OF said will, at which time all
persons interested may appear and show cause
why the same should not be admitted TO probate,
j. s, FRIANT, Probate Judge
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
louise VOTE ON THE BLAND BILL.
1NATE VOTE ON THE BLAND BILL

Some democrats and republicans
we're too cowardly to be present and
vote either way but every populist
vote IN both houses was bravely re-
corded on the peoples side Of this
question,
No where have the republicans ever
voted majority Of their membership
IA favor Of bi-metalism, though their
platform in 1892 was held by many
TO mean such position
When the politician comes around
next fall and tells you that the repu'u
ican party IS the party of the people
and against plutocracy and the money
power, have these figures where they
can be shown to him.
The populists are the only people
that voted solidly in the interests Of
che people, and in accordance with
Cheir platform. In every instance the
populists in congress have voted on
the right side Of every question. Keep
these facts fresh in the minds Of the
people.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
MCCORMICK BROS.
Postofflce Store.

De2lers in books, stationery, school supplies
wall paper fancy goods, sewing machines and
the finest line of cigars in the city,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
CHAS. e. STEARNS,
Tonsorlal Artist.

Shaving, hair cutting and shampooing in the
highest style of the art. Razors and scissors
eharpened
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05
How They Vote.

The republican politicians haye de-
cided to carry on their state campaign
as usual with a straddle. The CON
vention that re-nominated Charley
Curtis for congress in the third dis
trict few days ago, adopted just
that kind Of plank on the SILVER
question. They are IN favor Of silver
with several ''ifs" and "proudeds"
attached to it. In other words they
are in favor OF silver during the
campaign and against it when 1t comes
to voting IN congress.
The republican party as party is
overwhelmingly opposed to silver as
is shown by the following figures
from their past record.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

An exchange says, a philadelphia
firm makes a speciality OF fried ice
cream. 1t is probable that the editor
when iudulging in the supposed luz
ury, was a little leeward aud was in
capable OF telling whether the cream
was fried. baked or boiled. Some OF
the fraternity get that way occasional
ly when the weather IS very hot and
water is scarce.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The synod OF the Reformed Presby
terrain Church, adoped reports stating
that the church would continue 70
throw the whole weight OF lis in
Eueuce on the side of total abstinence
and prohibition" and condemuiDg
";he use of tobacco a. being closely
identified in its injurious effects win
the curse Of strong drink"
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

\ Kentucky clergyman has preached
for sixty years and has never accepted
a dollar for his services. Many Della
ware congregations would like to Sc
cure his services, as might be inferred
from Bishop Coleman.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

OF the 10000 Chinamen estimated
to be in this country, l07, 900 have
registered. Under the law the 5000
who have failed to register must oe de-
ported. but no money has been appro.
priated for the purpose.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The sentiment in favor of restricted
immigration is growing rapidly. The
mObs of foreign born outlaws now con-
hitting murder and destroying prop
erty in the Goals regions have called
attention to the evils Of unrestricted
immigration.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The Popnlis. State convention Of
Kansas. al Topeka, renominated Gov
ernor Lleweling aud adopted "A pla
form, one CT the planks OF which de-
clares Tor woman suffrage.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

G. Grosvenor Dave, of the Rericc Qf
Eecjers, says his coming in contact
with all kinds OF people and closely
observing their mode Of living and var
ious occupations has convinced hin
that city life is a failure and that the
Eastern Shoremeu and Delawareans
are the happiest people he ever met.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

NtlO Costle accommodation Truias-Leaye WI
minglon l2H6 Il. N. and 6I5 p. N. daily, and
lll2 a. n. 80, 40, and 80 p. IN. week days
Leave New Castle 6. 80 a. IN. and 30 -. IN
daily and 81. 49, ll'j a. H., lis. 5.55, ana -
p. N weekdays.
SE-Express trains leaving Harrington s.J5
L. and arriving al 63U .. u. weekdays. run
through solid 70 and from Baltimore ria Por-
ter'S and Newark
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Two thousand bankers, officers Of
trusts and corporations, and STOCK gam
blers, have sent kilograms TO the sen
ate in opposition to the passage OF the
income tax.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

james Lewis burglarized several
Harrington. Del. residences and store
stole lot Of articles, stole crate Of
eggs from a railroad company. shot
through "A car window, was arrested n
another act of burglary and wa, lodged
il Jail And Yet the Dover Iadec calis
him harmless negro lad.-Eust0a
Iedgfr.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Two blocks of buildings in Panama
We're burned on Wednesday and a
thousand persons are homeless. The
property loss Was heavy, probably 81
100000.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

A Delaware hen laid large goose
egg. 1t was broken open and inside
was found perfect hen-egg. At least,
this is the story DR.. Bishop, of Snow
Hill tells.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The June report of the government
Agricultural Department says the
peach crop, commercially considered. /.
is practically failure.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

From one-a4d-a-half acres in straw
berries Daniel Montague, of EastOn,
Nd, gathered six thousand quarts
which netted him $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20
BRANCH ROADS.

DELAWARE. MARYLAND * VIRGINIA r. R.
Leave Harrington .Or Franklin and way stations
1898 g. m. weekdays, b.1j p. m, Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays Returning, train
leaves Franklin 552 m, weekdays. 10 p.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays.
Leave Franklln City tor Chincoteague via
steamer las z. NJ. weekdays. Returning, leay
Cniucoteague / - a. m. week days
Leave Harrington for Georgetown, Rad Lewes
at l0.5s q. m, 80 p. n. Returning, leave
LeWes 80 a. N, 81 ?. N.
For Berlin, leaves Harrington JOS a. II.
weekdays and So p. u Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays. Returning, leave, Berlin,
CSC a. m weekdays 2.45 y. IN. Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays.
for Centreville and way stations J2u a. II. and 5.21
p. m, weekdays. Returning. leaves CeuTeyllle
ESQ d. N and l.3J p. m, week days.
DELAWARE X &CHEsAPEARE II. .R.-LeaVe Clayton
for oxford and way stations 9.3s e. IN. and 5.5S
D. m week days Returning leave oxford 45
a. N. and 1i5 p N. week days.
CAMBRIDGE X SEAF0RD k. R.-Leave SeafOrd for
Cambridge and intermediate stations HIS a. N
week days, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
bridge 6j0a m. weekdays, and 2.52 p. IN. Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays.
CONSECTIONs.-At Porter. with Newark 4 Della
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Queer
Anne's& KentRailroad. AtClaytOn, with Delaware
Il Chesap peake Railroad and Baltimore X Delaware
Bay Railroad. AT Harrington, with Delaware
Maryland & Virginia Railroad AtSeafOrd, viii
Cambridge & Seaford Railroad. At Delmar will
New York. Philadelphia Il Norfolk, WicemicO q
POcomoke and Peninsula Railroads
5Dsily except sunday.
:. VI. PROVOST General Manager
J. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT, ,
WILNINGTuN, EAST BOUND.
ENRESS TRAINS.
New York, WeeE-day>, - ua = l., - 40, 80 .6
q. N, 81 a. - Az 3d. = a. III .. IL.
New York, sundays. 80 49, y Il so }6 p. II
- -, - 80. = -, #ll go p n.
PhhadePHla lWehly-L"nIlA ana Ae>ihut -
week.iHy>, o3, > 50, i, = 81. 3D. = u0 @, i..
@9% ig 90, 10 3G, II a.. a. IN, l. a, 25 40, D.
~. s., % 81, Il. : -, 10 II. PIN.
Philadelphia, sundays. a5h3 j., q 81, ~ o..
nu, fa a6, II 40 a. IA; Il % ! 49, -, 81, b.
q 81. = IL, : -. l0uu y 600 p
PAiladeiphia, Twelfth and Marke! IS, week
days, 8 ej' l., 40 l' a6, a. ~ - ~. a. Il ']
sundays, %, L, 10 So, a. NJ 24o, 74Alle
Chester week day, o3, 80, ~. 637. -.
soo 80, 3D. 10 Co. $3.50 IL tl Ia; -. , 49, : -,
4 81. = :;5, Il 81, A. p, lo. II p. IA
Chester sundays. H3, l. q -. ,n. lJ 5', u -
IL; -. . 49, -, - 5 3d. 81, A., -, 10. II
A..an.ic City. weekdays. e753. .m.; . 50, an.
sundays % 50 Z d a. N. 40 p. N.
WEST Bound
Baltimore and Washington. 4 Is 7o1 -> -.
a. T.. ~ IT, - % o. 81, r Us. s. T. 'o - p.
sundays. l5.7o2 s32 a. m; Ii, 2o5 sos
/ So. ; -. ) -sp. IN.
Baltimore and way stations : % a Il. and 5 g
Ee~oaG, Del -4l5,7o3 : -, a. N +I4l6 %,
"a "A, ttG, - IS. L. s-> an, II 10 D. 10.
week day, sundays, Z l5, ~ 3. a. ID; u Is.
| ) ,:,. > y. : i5 L.. Is. u lU p -.
FIit>bucg. 5-. "a. III: 81 p. "a. daily.
Chicago ; - a. III; 30 p pll.. daily
Cincinnati and -, Louis, - -u, =. m, and 5 =
/ D. N. daily.
NV Orleans via Bristol ANA Cha,tanoosa. 5 l.
4 = IL, daily. Through sleeper - New orleans.
! -!uger.y accommodation, " = IL; 3 3, , and
II 30 p M. da'ly
Ia4jeuber- Accommodation. week days, o.
- "a. lI.; = ana > i5 p. "a Sundays, $50 81
m IS p. n.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For New Gprs. Week ~, ID Il IN.
For Philadelphia Wees days $50, 80. 3 90
Il 30, a. H.. -, . -, p, in. sunday. 80 a. u
! o. = T. p.
For pitt>burl an chicago, weel. days - n
/ For Baltimore. week tag>. go. - IL:
- go pm. sunday =z nm
For LaudvuberL ami Way stations, week days
& &c. - q. iu; %, > i1 p IL. sundays, - a ID
5 /" pm.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILNI%Grp%
TWENTY FOURTH 8.d. .CHE-TNJJ ~t lri~
Week day, . 81. q, -, - $50. .4 f.. i-a U
i noon. j 81. D -. = td, 10, e.1 40 ''
- 2l 3 81, II lo, 80 -, ., lI.9 ana III:
sunday. 5 87.6.s. $50. 10. II 42am; i1ra.r
-, . $50, u, 60 81, Is 80, : IS, -3, ~ -a
Il 81 p IN.
Leave Twelfth and Market SIS, 3 2a. Z 80. y .,
a. III 5 ST, = IS. -, p. IN. sundays -, Il
II p, a. M; 5 40 - 0. N.
, Telephone. 40. lg3.
+, Rates 20 Western points lower than via en-
other line. G. %. = I'LL, erul Pass. Agent.
=. 3. CAMPBELL General Manager.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

During the recent hail storm at Snow
Hill, several persons gathered enough
hailstOnes 70 freeze can of ice cream.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Sturgeon and drum fishing in Della
ware waters is about over for the sea
son. The catch has been very large.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The IDIOT who asks if it is hot enough
for you, is about.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

tered Saturday in Glenwood Cemetery,
aftar snrvirns in tho NJ p Church Glow
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20
Philadelphia, Wilmington ! 3alG1;;; S,a...::3.:
DELAWARE DIVISION.
soUTKwARD.

On and after May l4th, 1884, trains will leave
as follows:
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Bad news and bad eggs should both
be broken gently.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20


Company G announces that beginning
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The mercury in the thermometer is
getting uppish.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
schedule in effect May %, 1894.
ENREN@ TRAIN@.

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

HHW AHA hNb bh"A VI A1AS
IN
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Flannel suits are seen on Chestnut
street.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

Tne Yolunteer nose company On [
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

The tennis girl has begin her reign.
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20

and 5U-lnch|
all hetWeen]
Smyrna times., 1894-06-20


->s----
James Lewis burglarized several
Harrington. Del residences and stores,
cole a lot Of articles, stole a crate ot
.ggs from a railroad company. shot
through "A car window, wa, arrested n
another act of burglary and was lodged
L jail And Vet the Dover L1dec ca.is
lim a harmless negro lad.-EaSt9A
Ledger.
The sentiment in favor of restricted
immigration is growing rapidly The
nObs Of foreign born outlaws now com
hitting murder aud destroying prop.
erty in the Goals regions have called
attention to the evils Of unrestricted
immigration.
OF the 10000 Cinnamon estimated
to be in this country, lO7,0 900 have
registered. Under the law the 5000
who have failed TO register must Oe de-
ported. but no money has been appro.
priated for the purpose.
\ Kentucky clergyman has preached
for sixty years and has never accepted
a dollar for his services. Many Della
ware congregations would like to Sc
cure his services, as might be inferred
from Bishop Coleman.
The Popnlis. State convention Of
Kansas. al Topeka, renominated Gov
ernOr Lleweliing aud adopted "A pla
form, one CT the planks OF which de-
clares tor woman suffrage.
Two thousand bankers, officers Of
trusts and corporations and sJock gam
blers, have sent teleSrams TO the sen
ate in opposition to the passage OF the
Income tax.
Two blocks of buildings in Panama
We're burned on Wednesday and d
thousand persons are homeless. The
property loss was heavy, probably 81
100000.
A Delaware hen laid large goose
egg. 1t was broken open and inside
was found perfect heu-egg. At least,
this is the story DR.. Bishop, of Snow
, Hill tells.
The June report of the government
Agricultural Department says the
peach crop, commercially considered,
is practically a failure.
/ From one-apd pd-a-half acres in straw
berries Daniel Montague, of Easton,
Md, gathered six thousand quarts
which netted him $3.50.
During the recent hail storm at Snow
Hill, several persons gathered enough
hailstOnes 10 freeze a can of ice cream.
Sturgeon and drum fishing in Della
ware waters Is about over for the sea-
son. The catch has been very large.
The IDIOT who asks if it is hot enough
for you, is about.
Bad news and bad eggs should both
be broken gently.
The mercury in the thermometer is
getting uppish.
Flannel suits are seen on Chestnut
street.
The tennis girl has begin her reign.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-26
public School, she is but the on
ample of other States.

public School, she is but the en-
ample of other States,
Now just word in regard to
drawing the expression of thought
with the hand. It's demands are
Imperative and if the teachers do
not study up on it., they will be
left behind the procession. 1t is
not difficult at all to secure Il sct
of drawing boo Ks and a manual
and practice. Any teacher can
learn with Il class. Get models
from nature, from books. and in
every convenient place.
.Thc close connection between
drawing, and manual and indus
ttrlal training is apparent, and
drawing in our public schools will
aid pupils who expect to attend
such institutions as Clemson as
we'll as in life. OF course there
are other features Of this associa-
ton that m ght write about but
these seem most pressing Just now.
may have something further later.
The association closes to-night, |
shall leave here tomorrow for
New York. After two days there
| expect to attend Il Summer Nor
NAL school at Glcn's Falls, y. j.
In conclusion, | wish to say Il
few things further about the pru-
pie up here. wus struck with
their push and energy. They
have brnutiful homes and fertile
and we'll titled farms throughout
this whole section. did not know
before that there was such differ
enc" III hr"gu". AT first could
hardly understand them.
There ar" some nrgrorS here.
waS aStOnlShrd to SEQ Il prominent
hil'''l'lla nall put up SOM"
n"grn children to- do some. rxhibi-
ton work. They 90 to the white
schools here. 1t makes Il South
"rn man open his eyes To- see la-
dies 60 ON the streets ut niuhi
without escorts, These are only
Il few of th" peculiar customs.
ann fully persuaded that thrr" i,
n" land lik" our own Sunny South
BY the way, "Dixir" evoked np
plauSr i'm the association the nthr
night after "\'ank"r Doodle" an,
"Star Spanglrd Banner had failr'
to do So. Excuse random thought
as time is short. O. b. M.
Asbury Park n. J. July 18th '9l
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-26


Barnwcll, S. c., July H.
Special; Newspaper correspond
ents had to hustle for awhile
to-day to keep up with some of
the speakers. The reason for
this was that now firccrackcrs
were lit and exploded. For sew
eral weeks, except occasionally,
the press gang has found it
monotonous killing time during
the speeches. Nearly cvory
man thrashcd the same old
straw and the reporters know it
all by heart. They do not BOTH
er with anything except what~
ever new matter may have
lodged in candidates. head over
night. In other words, it is a
good deal like milking q cow.
The milk is the same each time,
but there is always a little cream
to skim. 1t is thc cream which
the pencil showers look out for
Well,
CREAM WAS PLENTIFUL
here to-day. Ii was rich, and
can't all be churncd for q g0od
while. The buttermill1 won't be
ready before the August pri
maries.
HERE GOES TIE COVER
NOR'S.
General Ellcrbc led the pro-
ccssion of tho gubcrnatorial
racers to-day. He came on the
track in good form and began
kicking the trim racer from
Aiken at the very outset. This
is said to be one Of Evans colln-
ties, but the Swamp Fox didn't
mind this and before he finished
he had made a strong impress
sion and was frequently and
even vocifcrousJy ch ccrc d.
Some of those who at first be-
gan to question him ceased and
choered many of his manly,
open statements.
REFUTES A. LIE.
J General Ellerbc requested to
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-26
PULvERISED BY ELLERBE.
He Jumps on Some Of His POIifi.
cal Enemies.


Gorcrnor T'|n.um Says Hc Scn"-
'0riul Con,IHInirs cnnnoi Erpcri
.d"y AM .trom Uim--B"'lcr 10
Wakr q U"rd Right from Nom On
-Gorctnor 1Wimun IiW Make 1t
Mir"ly far Ills romprtitor.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-26

Lnrcnsvillo Herald, which, he
said, was Evans organ, some
thing about tho trcachcry of
the Shcll-Mclaurin-Ell G
crowd. After reading this Cen
cral Ellerbe said:
'Tellow citizens, have lived
in South Carolina all my life and
was never before charged with
treachcry. While ! am not q
fighter no man will dare como
to my face and say am Il trail
tor. l have been u Ecformcr
from the time Tillman made his
first speech at Benncttsvillc
until now have been his per-
S on al, political and 0 G i |
friend. ask him if he has ever
doubted my loyalty to the move.
mcnt. l"takc it that no man
who charges another with
trcachery will do so unless he
has the proof. challenge any
man to produce proof that |
have been trCacherouS. | have
been misrcprcscntcu by CAN'T
in the Piedmont Headlight. lie
said that | was in favor of Il
snap shot convention. | wish
TO state here, and in the pre-
Scncc of Governor TilIman, that
before anything was said about
a convention ! went to Tillman,
as the recognized loader, and
asked his advice and his views.
He told me he was in favor of
an carly..convcntion. but after
ward changed his mind.
THAT SUNDAY CAUCUS.
81 am charged, fellow citizens,
with having held a Sunday eau
Gus at Spartanburg after the
meeting there. Now, tn" facts
arc these: After thr meeting Il
few Of us remained over in Spar-
tanhurg. 1t was a rainy day
and Captain Shell, General Me-
laurin, Colonel Neal. myself
and others went mtnthc parlnrS;
and had a talk. The nnmr of
no .nan was mentioned thcr,
for Governor and the only thing
discussed was the hiSpcnSary
Shell and McLaurin, in nnSwc
to q direct question Of Colunr
Meals, both said That trey
would support and. work for
Tillman for the United States
Senate. The fact IS that Cap
tain Shell was in SpHrtanburg to
work up a boom for General Me-
l.aurin for Governor.
81 have been slandcrcd and
misrcprcscntrd on all sides and
it has been said that | was the
candidate of u faction.
TlLLMAN'S CNNDlDNTE.
"Now, fellow citizens, | ann
going to tell you something !
very much dislike. am go
ing to tell you whose candidate
] ain. At 4 meeting Of several
Alliance and Reform leaders,
Governor Tillman among them,
they asked me to make the fight
for Governor, Tillmm himself
joined in the request. | con-
scntcd, although told them
that my health was bad and that
it would be better. TO take some
other good farmer and put him
up. GOvcrno? TilIman said that
we must have Il farmer for Gov
crnor by all mcans.'
About this time General Ellcr
be was several times interrupt.
ed by q man asking him:
GLOW about the COnsclVa
tivos supporting you?' Thi;
question was several times re-
pcatcd and General Ellcrbc ii
nally answered in This way:
a REFORMER ABOVE ALL.
81 don't know why they ar" sup
porting mo i! they ar" doing; so,
but would rather have tho good
Twill Of a dog than the bad Will.
| (Chcors.) But ] will say th'a: If
they are supporting mo thinking |
am compromise candidate they
arc badly mistaken. Cloud chccrs
and appIausc.) If | ann elected
| Governor or If ! am sent to the
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-26
..g''|o'SO


h''ra movement into a Lawyers
movement. / do not think they
ought to be allowed everything.
All CLASSES and intorosts should DO
represented. Tho lawyers have
TIA" most nnw.H
General Ellrrbo proceeded to
SNOW lhAt lawyers how draw from
the state treasury $4,000 q year
and alt tn" other classos only $22-
'"N' lie asked if this was lust nnd
fair.
ANOTHER LIE KILLED.
General Ell"rbo ncxt road q par
aSrAph from tho Laurcnsvillo Hor-
~" |''''" effect that whom he (El-
''ro) was at th" Spartanburp
'''"''h% he was Il great advocate of
the plSp"nsary law, but sinco no
mad been Il candidate he had baro-
~ mentioned tho Dispcnsary.
General Ellcrbc declared thnt in
Il ""|o'' counties nc has talked tho
DIsp"nSary, and if l am olcctcd
''N'' .'''' ''llo"-citlZcns, L will
''''', Wv ''Sl''''S'rN law cnlorccd
to IN" letter. Cloud applauso.)
My record in the fights with the
''''o'"S an" inc banks shows that
'''''' ! make up my mind l. will
''''H ""' '.l' III" III Splto OF all
'I'l''H'''''I'' \NPplauSc.)
,,'''''" "' '.l''r'' followed this
"'''' It HOO o'Sc"SsIon OF tho Dis
P'hSary' saying that 1t IS tho only
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W. '''"' P'"''lo'''oi' IS lmpractlca-
wv,
i'""'h I'll" cI'Sc II" started to
say ''''' II II" was cl'cted GoV"r-
nor
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'''''''' 'I''io' hao ooV"tco tho
h"sl part oi his tlmc to his porson-
al remarks and not many minutos
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'' ''''''' 'SS"'S, N'H'''S' WIN 'o"o
Apr'a"&', that II 'lrv"lands pol
ley is continued it will mako tho
! rich richcr and ,jo nn0r nooror
G,nGrnl |1lorl,, wonnl I'M hv
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One moss BACK farmer Tor GoVor-.
in"r and ar" going to try another.
Noicc--"Nrs, and we don't want
any Inwvor.."
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I'"m W"r" INTENDED to annoy Con
"ral EIIorb', but no mado such q
strong speech that. tho man who
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''N>'
'l'p''u''V '''' speaker
Nf'NAioH E\ ANS IN REPLY.
OF rour~" hot stuff was expected
from Senator Evans when his time
rasnr. General Ellrrbn had iumD-
rI nn lawyers two hard for the
s;rnatur to rrmain u,lirt. The Al
ken Gam" Cock was warmly well
cumcI hv his many friends. Barn.
we'll ad iuinS Aiken and the Game
Cock j. pnpular here.