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personal use, and that Lipscomb had
altogether drawn out $1,000 of the
$1,000 in funds belonging TO rec endow-
ment associa ton
The writer further explained that he
had agreed to take the blame of the
transactions, as Lipscomb had plead the
excuse OF having wife and children 10
look after. while he, Fields. had only
a dying wife.
The writer further stated he had
agreed to write letter generating
LipScOmb, which Padgett would "proha-
bly, see later This letter he claimed
was actually written September 3.
The opinion was also hazarded that
Lipseomh would express great horror at
Fields perfidy' when the crash came,
and that he would insist on Fields
prosecution.
The writer said his only excuse for
the defaication was the illness OF him
self and his wife. and contended that
the money had not been used ir ''riotous
living. He explained that at the date
of writing. he was unable to financially
help his dying Wife
Would Go Away.
He said he was going to q "good hos
pital" to have his rheumatism cured.
and would not attempt to again prac-
tice law if permitted TO go to new
fields''
The second letter, dated June q,
1904. and postmarked Baltimore, July Is.
1904, said 'Lipscomb has put Ananias
clear out of business" and said the
writer saw Lipscomb had dcne what
he, Fields, mad expected, although Lips
comb seemed to be OVERRIDING his part
The writer said he had seen some of
the police circulars about him, but, If
would appear voluntarily in due time.
He upbraided Lipscomb for not keep
ing faith with him, and said Lipscomb
had gotten as high as 81, coo at one time
of the missing money.
He said he had heard that Lipscomb
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ChiIdren's s Needs

Odds and ends Of children's and in
fants slightly soiled null cans; one
nigh and one close fitting trimmed
with iaces and ribbon: worth 81 1sC
and 81 90. Special "
Odds and ends of Hats in straw and
muils; slightly imperfect; marked to
sell at 81 Green Ticket zee
price.
Soiled lot of children's Dresses in
Persian Lawn, Null, and India Linen.
odds and ends, but all sizes in the lot
s.: 80 10 $50 qualities. Green 0nc
ilchSt price. Observation-Disclosures.
Lot OF White Lawn Dresses. sizes u
to years-four styles. one with an
over hemstitched tucked woke. one
French, long waist effect With rows oP
insertion and tucks bacic and front
Worth 5Oc and 75c. Green ~ Or
Lot of Girls colored Madras and
Percale Dresses. newest strap effects:
also Russian STYLES with pIeated
fronts: sizes 6 TO ii years nCc
Worth sl,50 Green Ticket price. ! o
100 dozen Children's White Indla
Linen Dresses; yok IS of lace insertion
trimmed sleeves; sizes l TO
years. Worth 29c. Green Ticket scc
pIlce....-.'-.- -......--..--......-.k y
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WANT TOTAL ABSTAINERS
BEHIND THElR BARS

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, May 11-There
is a concerted movement among hotel
keepers and saloon men in this city
to hire only those barEeepers who
neither drink, chew. nor smoke.
W by should We be compelled to give
up so much Ct our stock 10 our help?"
asks one of them. Dry goods men
aren't expected to-
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DEMOCRATS SWEEP oGDENsBuRf

oGDENsBURG. n. Y. May n.-At
the municipal election here the Demo-
Gratis carried the city by 265 majority.
e!eettIfg John Hannah for mayor and
the entire ticket
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INDICTED FOR CUTTING rrmgEE

CHEYENNE, wyo.. MAY Ill G.
Iefier, of Colorado. has been indicted
by the Federal grand jury on charges
or having cut and removed 100 600 rail
road ties from Government land In this
State " ''-'S
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DRINKS WATER AND DIES.

LANCASTER, Pa. May 17.-Dr. A.
". Martin. aged forty-six, died from
nleuralgia of the heart. produced by
drinking large quantities Of water after
taking violent exercise.
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DIED.

BASF-On Tuesday, Ma, g. 1903. al 1e.s9
] M. ELHIcH. son of G'Irich and the ia e.
caiharine Banf. aged ;hirty-,laree years. II
HIleiS-SuddeBly. on Wednesday. MAY 10
at cafrizozo. y. NJ, WALLACE H. Hills
ffty-ninth year Of his age II
PIPER-on Tuesday. MAY 8. 1866 AZ At
lhntic city. y. j. Mai. HORACE L PIPER
assistant superintendent Of Life Saving serv-
ice n
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DEATH RECORD

Breariey. Eleanor r.. 65. The Portland.
Evans, Clara, B4. 247 81 81 sax
Fletcher. James, months, Ffeedman.s TIosn
Iufley, Irine, months. 1896 I'd ST nv
Riley. Earl. 2. 1915 s 81. NV
TeBneson. Julia ~. 5S, 1928 18th ST. NV
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Muslin UnderW ear

Odds and ends in Ladies' Cambria
Skirts, Drawers, Chemise, Short
Skirts, Gowns, and Corset Covers;
lace and embroidery trimmed; not a
garment worth less than 75c; many
worth Sl50. Green Ticket CL
tt'Ne'' '''''.-..'s.-...-.. - -
Odd lot of Rainsook Corset Covers.
Cambria Drawers, and Short Skirts:
lace and embroidery trimmed; - &c
worth 3sc. Green Ticket price. ( =
Lot OF slightly soIied Cambria and
Nainsook Gowns and Skirts; trimmed
elaborately with fine laces and rib
bons; soiled slightly from display:
worth up TO S.. Green Ticket ..7C
Pi 4|e' -.---....-.. =
Fifty dozen Muslin Gowns; yokes of
fine lace and tucks; worth SOC .aOc
Green Ticket rice.....-.--..,,...
All sizes in children's Gowns; ruffle
around ar neck and sleeves. Green D2c
iiSAet price .--..'.''--...,......- x -
Fifty dozen Cambria Drawers. will,
wide tucked rufties; worth 25c foC
Green Ticket price. 10
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in a hospital in Harrisburg. An early
press dispatch indicated that Mr.. Kline
had been killed
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Millinery

One lot of Charlotte Cerday Hats.
aceordion-pleated crowns and facing,
lace brimi also extra large Charlotte
Corday Hats, with chiffon facing and
combination of lace and chiffon. on
top; large Folded Chiffon Hats, lace
edges and crowns; mostly ali eoIors;
worth 80, Leader for Green S q 0E
iicket udy ...........-.-.--* &s
Four dozen Ready-to-wear Straw
Hats and Chiffon and Straw Hats,
left from recent purchase OF hats that
sold for s5c. Green Ticket A &c
Ten Peroxallna Silk Braid Hats.
Poke. Charlotte Corday. and large
champagne, and white; slightly soiied
from handling; sold al s3. 81 &c
Green I1cket price. e............. Is q ,
Eighteen Silk Folded Chiffon Hats.
made on wire frames: largo flare
shapes: blacks. whites, reds browns,
and pinks; sold for $3.50. 81 az
Green Ticket price ....-..... AsOO
Thirty dozen Children.s Straw SAIL
ors. In natural straw and mixtures;
trimmed In rtbBin band and stream
ers: all head sizes: worth Soc 0Ec
Green Ticket price .............., =
One lot of chiidren's Sailors. In FIVE
different styles; plain and natural
strawsi silk bands and streamers; all
sizes; worth 7ec. Green Ticket A &c
price ..s.t...........,.....E
A large assortment of Chiidren.s
Sailors, in fine Mila. straw; also Pat
ent Leather Sailors and Mixed Sfraws;
bell and round crowns; trimmed In
me silk bands and streaners; ali
sizes: values s1.25 TO sl.5u orc
1reen Ticket price ..,.,..........2
Two-piece Casino strafght-brin,
Sailors. and the latest Ormonde
Shapes; high backs and bell crowns:
scme Continental Turbans, large
sailor effects an9 assorted shapes
also milan and chip effects in plain
ana combinations; all colors; worth
81 and $3.50. Green Ticket kcc
price ........................ o ,
Chiffon and Braid Hats, made ON
wire frames; all co1ors; four smart
styles; also few Horsehair Braid
Hats, in blue and brown; worth = nc
SI.50 Green, Ticket price.
So Handmade Straw Hats on wire
frames, in large. hfgh-.1ack shapes.
large flare shapes and ttirbans: ali
coloTs. including whites and Oee
piacks. Green Ticket price, = ;
Ladies', Misses and Children s-RetI
Crown Hats, in medium and large
brins; blacks. browns. blues, reds.
ehampagnes. and greens. plain ana
rough straws; worth 75e and Arc
81 GFeen Ticket price.
Lot Of Flowers and Foliage. incl,,d-
ing punches of Roses. large and small
punches of Flowers with Foliage
punches OF Daisies and ii variety of !
oiage; also Crush Roses, three in a
punch. all col0rs; worth 25e and fne
''c- dreen Ticket price. ~
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SPRING RESORTS

The Washington Times advertising representative Atlantic CITY
John Benson general of the Resort Advertising Conany
Bartlett building North Carolina and Atlantic avenues Ali adve
will be accepted at the as at the home Office of Ths
Washington Times Catalogues and Booklets upon application i
ness Office of The Washington Times
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DomestiCs and fion1e Needs

Unbleached Cotton Flannel; very
goo1 quality that sells always for Tc
yard. About fifty pieces. spe- ~ ar
cial for Green Ticket day at. u
Tea Toweling with fast edge: YOU
usually pay 7c a yard for this 2 &c
quality. Green Ticket day.. y
Remnants OF the Standard Brand of
Table Oficloths; the very best uuaIirv
made; %e have about 100 remnants
of the regular lie yard quality o,c
To close Green Ticket day at Q
Turkey Red Table Covers: a variety
of chGice patterns: the regular $50
cover. Reduced for Green Tick &C
Extra size white Bed Spreads. a
fuil assortment of patterns; the regti-
lar SlD kinds Green Ticket < ftc
price. each---.--------.:-:- -.:-:-.....-.... U y
Fancy shams in pirk. light blue.
red, and white; neat stitcfig: the
lriskat TGsHlar ,rioe lse aaua quality. Green 24c
Reduction in Shades: five different
colors: including fixtures and nails:
made with the very best spring; worth
29c. Special for Green Ticket o &c
day ........,......,........ C2
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Silks, Wash Goods,
and u bite Goods

Anether h opportunity to secure &C.
inch Taffeta way under price. We
nave about 500 yards of this silk In full
range OF coiors; remnants running
from : to 10 yards iii length WortII
S1c yard. Green Ticket Ac1
p4 nue.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mercerized checks In all coIors and
checked designs; a small lot Of the
Usually 25c quality-to be closed
out per yard. Green Ticket f0c
us ) ..--.-.......-...,
All-wool Albatross; all cofors: 40
inches wide. very fine quality that
sells regularly at soc d yard 25c
1feen Ticket price.
Remnants OF colored French Organ
ole very hae qualities worth up 10
z9S yard. Lengths running from <
to 20 yards. small patterns and DOLL
ii eardeh designs. Green Ticket e &C
About 200 yards of regular l9c White
MADRAS. remnants tI: desirable lengths:
il, q small quantity of them to sc
Cotton Crepe Cloth in white. nile
pink, gray, and black: worth 1Oc n
yard. special TO close. Green OIC
A'CrNst pfic-' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fun display of colors in Cotton
Solles; he quality that usually sells
Tor lZ1zc. Green Ticket TIC
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
indigo. Blue. Gray, ElaeIz. and Light
tahcoes-fast colors. Thirty different
inquired and striped ratterns-our
regular &c grade. Green Ticket q &c
ptice' per rd...-..-...-.-.....-..J ~
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In changeable and plain effects;
browns. blues, green's. and blacks. One
style shirred yoke. finished with
straps and buttons; other style vest
front Skirts have deep shirred yoke
also full kits, ali sizes. Worth up to
SIC and SIS. Green SIT iC
Ticket price ce--.-............... al.S y
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THE Lorraine.

st. Charles Place. facing the ocean. Ca
paeity. 200. fresh and sea water baths; sun
parior, etc. Special spring rates. Booklet,
CIAS. e. WAGNER
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HOTEL LAWRENCE.

OCEAN end Maryland ave. TnexceIled loea-
tion. New, with every appointment supe-
rioT table. Capacity. 20o Special ss,rina
terms. ZIG up weekly, Booklet. FRANK a.
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HOTEL. IMPERIAL.

81 70 s. 4 DAY. 80 TO SO 4 WEEK.
Centrally located, close 10 Boardwalk and
Pier, at ocean end Of Maryland avenue Eie-
Eator. Capacity, 800. W. CHANDLER
STEWART. ny4-3gt
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COuT.TER HALL. Massachusetts

All modern appointments. Elevator TO street
lev.,i. Unobstrueted ocean view; 81 TO $50
q. ]. MecLINTocK.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON

Always open. Virginia ave. at Beach Mod.
ern In appointments. Capacity. $50. Firss.
class cuisine and service. Special gorins
fa1es' Doohiee. ). e. SWEENEY
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Ten Peroxallna Silk Braid Hats.
Poke. Charlotte Corday. and large
sailor shapes: light and dark blue,
champagne, and white; slightly solied
from handling: sold al 50. 81 nc
Green Ticket price. /. e ,
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Roanoke Hotel and Annex.

South New York ave. Renovated, enlarged:
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-Four dozen Ready to-wear Straw
Hats. and Chiffon and Straw Hats,
left from recent purchase OF hats thai
pPiee SPie Tor voc, Green Ticket A0c
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31
WITHIN THE TOWN.

= Several ladies canvassed the town
last week In behalf Of the Christian
Crusaders, taking such supplies as the
people desired to contribute.
|. The fire department has secured q
set Of fine harness in accordance with
the specifications Of the Southeastern
tariff association.
Work is progressing on the side
tracks to the plant Of the Nicely Man
ufacturing company, and materials
will be coming in soon.
The Crusaders held an open air
meeting before the court house last
Saturday afternoon, using large
graphophone to attract the crowd, and
making short talks between the rendi-
tions Of different pieces Of sacred mu-
sic. The meeting continued for an
hour or more and from first to last
several hundred people were In at
tendance.
There was a typical illustration of
the depravity to which cocaine carries
its victims before Mayor Lowry last
Friday, in the case of Elliott Feely, a
young negro. The boy had been a
victim Of the cocaine habit for some
time past and fell into the habit of
petty stealing to satisfy his craving
for the drug. The testimony develop
ed that he had stolen two axes and
a watch from different persons and
sold these articles for small sums,
which he quickly converted into CO.
caine. In one instance he tried to
swap the axe direct at the drug store;
but, Of course, was unable to do so. 1t
developed that he had stolen other
axes besides those referred to in the
testimony. Mayor Lowry sentenced
him to the chaingang for ninety days
thirty days on each charge that was
proven against him.
The clever company which comes
to the opera house on Monday for the
purpose of presenting that funny COM
edy Weary Willie Walker" contains
some of the best and most talented
funmakers in the profession. HeaitGS
the list Is Arthur Goodman, than
whom there is no more amusing COM
median on the stage today. He VIII
interpret the title role and his concep-
tion Of the philosophical, tramp. who
dabbles in the occult. Is said to be one
of the cleverest character delineations
ever seen in these parts. Miss Coletta
Power, who Is recognized as being
without an equal in her impersonation
of the German girl, who continually
makes mistakes, Is also with this conf
pany and she can be depended upon
to provoke all manner Of mirth. Ches-
ter Field. Loudon Willard, Percy Bar
low. the clever baritone singer, Charles
Roos, Miss Carroll Durvic. Laura Kam-
berling, Kitty Simmons and Daisy Bal
lard, all recognized artists in their lines.
with others necessary to complete the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31

lin "a short time. AS Is known the trts.
tees have decided to close the trust and
to DO so they will permanently distri-
butte the fund. Half OF the $2,000,00C
trust fund has been given to the Pea
body Training school at Nashville and
the other $1,000,000 is to be distributed
among a number of institutions. II
is said on the best Of authority that
the Rock Hill institution will probably
come in for a larger part Of the re-
naming $1,000, ,O0o:' than any other in
stitution in the country. No authorita-
tive announcement can he made at this
time, as the determination Of the ques-
ton will not be announced until the
trustees hold their last meeting In the
fall. The work done at Winthrop has
greatly impressed the trustees of the
Peabody fund, and President Roose-
Welt himself is known to feel favorably
toward the institution. He has heard
such good reports Of its splendid work
that he may use his Influence to see
that Winthrop gets lions s'.are OF the
fund that is to be distributed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31
Aaour PEOPLE.

Mr.. J.. B. Dickson left this morning
for Charlotte on business.
Miss Mildred Hobbs has returned to
Yorkville after two months visit to
High Point, N, G.. l4a -
Mrs. L. Geo. Grist and son, Master
Withers. are visiting the family OF Mr.
r. B. Riddle at -zenor
Miss, Gerald Lowry OF Winthrop col
lege, spent Sunday and Monday wife
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. -Ef Lowry "
Rev. and Mes, lanes Mcdowell 81
sumter. s1ss siis xdfkyiiis ION "a visit ~
the family SfS Stheh; son, iDr,.I n,s .Mhesi Me-
Dowell. liS.cD, ]. ,.s9cES
Major James F. Hart F2was confneo
to his room for several days hast week
with an attack Of grip; but Is able to
be, out again :,Ft c '-.'.- '.'.-'. ~.
Miss Marie Moore and Miss Virginia
Neville Of Winthrop college, spent Sun
day and Monday with Captain ano
Mrs. Nv. B. Moore. j.,
Mr. P. M. Grimes Of Charlotte. is
In ,Yorkville for two or three days, at
tending to, business undertaking hanaf
with many friends. =. - 'r, n. ~
Mr.. Geo. H Cody, who has been
spending several weeks with the FAM
ily of his father Mr.. A. Cody returned
to Duff, Tenn, on yesterday.
Mr.. J. C. Elliott Of Lancaster, and
DIR. A. Y. Cartwright Of Yorkvilie
spent Sunday at Piedmont Springs
Mr.. Elliott coming over for this special
purpose. Both Of these gentlemen are
great believers in Piedmont, water,
Mr.. r. T. Castles, carrier on: Smyrna
route No. /, was in Yorkville last Sat-
urday on business. Mr.. Castles has
been carrier on his route for twenty-six
months and during all that time his
mail has not missed a single day
When he was not able to go himself
on account Of sickness or personal
business that absolutely required his
attention, his substitute was always
on In his place. The rurah carriers
generally are clever set of people
They will do anything in reason to ac-
conmodate their patrons; and MT
Castles measures up to every require
ment! D.. 49,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Geo. w. s. Hart, Plaintiffs Attorney
Publishes summons for relief In
the case Of Joseph M. Sims, plaintiff
against John B. Ross and others, de-
PENDANTS.
w. H. Herndon-Has lost a heifer calf
and wants information about 1t. r..
M. Lyle, Rock Hill-Wants to sell, q
deep bay mare, eight years old. = He
will be in YorkviIle next Mendays
]. E. Lowryf MayorLGiYes notice that
the town council has passed an or.
dinance granting the. use Of the pubs
lie streets to the Southern Bell Tel
ephorfe and Telegraph company fol
the placing of poles, etc, thereon.
Opera House-Annouhces the pre-
sentatjon on Monday Feb. 9Th OF
Weary Willie, WaIker-the funniest
Of all tramp shows. e." =;
J. @. WrayS The LeaderAHas a big
stock OF underwear good Qualities a.
low prices. He also solictts. .yonr. 9r<
ders for tailor made clothing-satis-
faction guaranteed or no sale: :,
Star Drug Store-Wants you to cal
and ask some questions about the
positive chill cure 1t has.
F, c. Black, Agent-Publishes letter
tanturg, relative to the Security Life
and Annuity company of Green's
boro, N. C.
W. MI Kennedy, Agent-Tells you OF
the newest seasonable arrivals at his
store.
]. Edgar Poag-Offers some valuable
farming land and town lots for your
consideration. Now Is good time
to buy.
Foushee Cash Store-Wlll have q
special sale Of mems shirts and haii
hose on Friday. Will also sell staii
carpeting at 23c a yard.
las. M. Starr-Wants you to know
that the use of Navassa guano VIII
insure big crops. He has fertilizer
on hand for immediate delivery. = (,
7 M Heath & Co.-Have a carload 81
western mules and are ready to taiB
prices to interested parties. %7:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31

the people who owed almost all tney
were making sold their cotton as fast
as they got it ,ginned, and most OF
them got out of debt. The people who
are hurt are those who looked for the
high prices of last year. and who act
ed accordingly" Mr.. Price, who by
the way sold his own crop at good fg-
uresF. is not to be understood as being
without sympathy for the people who
are still holding the cotton,
The r. r. D. carriers have been hav-
ing an unusually rough time Of 1t dur
ing the past week, especially on ac-
count Of the terribly cold weather
Their patrons generally are as kind
and considerate as anybody can be;
but the man who leaves two cents In
IA box to pay for stamp, instead Of
.getting the stamp beforehand and put
ting itson the letter, has, evidently. not
Thought of the carriers numb fingers
The man who will ride eight or ten
miles in the cold and try, with frozen
fingers to pick one or two coppers from
the bottom Of an iron box will. after
ward be guilty Of trying to make
somebody else do the same thing. The
rural carriers are frequently called
upon to perform Just such tasks; but
it is because the people who make this
discomfort necessary don't think be-
forehand.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-01-31

THE YoRKvILLE. ENQUIRER repro
duces In part the States editorial of
last Tuesday, and says: "The State
denounces the editor Of the Journal as
'brazen slanderer, absolutely with
out conscience or character and calls
upon the legislature to investigate at
once" Whether from inadvertence or
from motives actuating the Journal,
the Yorkville paper has made 1t appear
that the States denunciation Of the
Journal applies to its charges Of dis
pensary corruption, wher The ENQUI-
RER will observe that the reverse was
the case, the slander applying to the
falsehoods against the State. We In
vite THE ENQUIRER to abide by the
record and make the correction.-Co-
lumbia State.
II the reproduction Of the foregoing
is satisfactory to the Columbia State,
our contemporary is welcome regard
less Of its suspicion Of our motives in
reproducing as much Of iSs editorial as
seemed necessary to illustrate the
principal impression that editorial
made on our mind-the utter absurdity
Of seeking to establish such facts as
the State seems desirous of establish
ing by witness whom the State would
advertise in advance as a "brazen
slanderer absolutely without con-
science or character" We made no
comment because the inference was so
plain as to make comment unnecessa-
ry. With the States personal feeling
q oo {pot tho Torrpo1 opd itS editor we
have nothing to do; but We cannot help
remarking that II our Columbia con-
temporary would go after the dispen-
sary as vigorously as it is going after
the Journal, there would probably be
some very interesting results.