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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-16

the one. We are proud of our bow
and are looking to them to SHOW
his hand to raise corn.
There is no question about thu
fact that the people of jackson
County are entering into an era O
unprecedented prosperity. The con
ditiOn of all entf rprises is healthy
The statements of the two banks in
comparison with those of a few ,ears
or even few months back is proof
of this fact.
AS is known of all business men.
January is the dullest month of the
year in business circles and especi-
ally in the retail mercantile bust
ness. Aside from the fact, the
weather for week has been incle-
ment. Notwithstanding these things
one OF the general merchandise
houses in Sylvia handled the largest
amount of business last SATURDAY.
ever done in one day in the history
o, that establishment, and it is one
of the oldest institutions of it's kind
in the county. This was not special
sales day nor were any especial
prices or inducements offered. And
furthermore. it was not done to the
prejudice or hurt of the other bust
ness houses each Of which did
splendid days business. There's
reason" and it is plain, the people
OF the county are prosperous and
are able to buy what they want
They have got the money and are
spending it at home.
Ever since the people of this
State took matters into their own
hands and attempted to Danish al
coholism from the borders of North
Carolina there has been a continual
bdttle going on between the MAORI
ty OF the people and the Honor ,
houses OF the neighboring States
Inc first clash came during the pro-
Inhibition campaign, when the whis-
key people pug up the plea that nro-
moition is the best remedy, at ,
the theory is good, out prohibition
Will not prohibit and when thew :
were defeated almost unanimously ;
at the polls, they went to work 10 ;
make the fulfllment of their own !;
prophecy. Hiding behind cover Of }
interstate commerce law, usin5 the :
United States mails as a medina ;
thr ugh which to circulate their en- =
tlcing literature, sending statesmen
through the state distributing their i
advertising matter, they have fla \
srantly violated the spirit of the b
aw' lau 5hed at the honest yeomenrv !,
u North Carolina who are trying to f:
'uilo mighty commonwealth on !,
ne principals of Goodness and 50. q
'rlety, have made drunken the .;
weaker OF our elder brethren, have r1
lebauched our boys and young +
nen and are leveling tribute Of =,
no lsands of dollars annually upon ID
ur people, taking hard earned -
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10
g8ieOer mtOe iid ein 9end=RuIie S1m SSOrt nnO Snr
bodbtr,iqen Sat

OeIterrcib 9lQe3, ouh oen lcbten
Mann mo Dcn IeBter Efelmig O0er
Seller opfern iniiien, nm cine Iuf'
teiIlrnQ 9clltihlun0S lm0 Selterrctd@
unter ibrcn 6einOen 81 Derneloen.
0urd) 0en Grfolg Der oeuti6el
Ieinbe pijroc uitt nur Die poIitiihc
llnobhGnqiqfcit 9eutihlolloa uno
OeIterreibs 5eritort, ionOern olth Dos
8riDutpcrnl0gen Ser eiu5eluen 8ilrs
GER miirDc sur 8c5oblung Der &ricg@-
entIhdoiqung bis 3ur ouBcrten
@ren5e berunQC}ogen per0en.
Sin beIicgte5 QeutIhIonO un0 0elt-
errcih miroe rtr tSrulen, @rells,
2in0cr un0 &cttICr bintcrlaIlen.
sd IcnOe &bnen oorum meincn
Gbcf pon $25.OO fir Sen ~Rotc
arcl5" s@iIf8fonO, 1no boffe, ooB Der
,GcutIhcr Nerolo" nit ieinem Np-
pei pon uQcn 1citcn luo 0rten ourh
bohber3;qe @abeu unteritilBt miro.
N1it Oclrtihcm @ruB, S5br
s. ". lllmer.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10

Gr-
Die orn
gim
gdU 90 GeiQ nnfda
oan auer
ofoen rbr Inn
Gnn hedn
dne @emee fir
oa 9oen.
II i'm
Der balnG
hn uD
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10

W}cnno, g. ., 5, Sept. 1914.
2iebcr 9err s. 0cmutb:-
Gnolih, noh 10 Oielcn Dcrgeblidcn
8crllden, 0cutihIan0 mo Oeltcr.
reid 3lrm &ricQe 8u rei5sm lit cs
RubIonC enOlib gcllm9en, 0cIters
rcicb ourd oie Wtor0e on Dem Ibrou.
foIger 6roB 6eromon0 mo Ietncr
C5emabIin in Scraiemo gum &rlegc
QpQen ou8 icit SSabren oon RuBlan0
Iinnn3iea lmterItiittc Serbicn }ll
3minQen, nm 10 0cm Ginldrciten
9}uBlonoS gcgcn GeIterrcih oen ldnQIt
Dorbcreitcten &cruidltnngSfrieg gegeH
Ceitcrrcid, nno ieinen trcucn Snn-
ocsNcnOfen Tcntidllano ms @ert jlt
leben.
IuB c$ 1lf niht5 menigcr, OILS mtI
cine aGn5lidDe &erntdtltng ScntIdDs
lambs nno CeitcrreidS abgeIcben lit,
benefit, 0oB Die @egcnberbilnOeten,
9}uBlano, 5Srortreid rno Gnglono,
ouh unOere Nottonen 3llm &ricge &C.
Qcn 0eutIhIuno unO Selterrclh pcr-
sonIoBt babcl. 10 0ob GcutIhlanO unO
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10

MIR etfpa $1.25. Sit oIIo biliaer oIs
pcnn Die 8dite in einent Sotel ld)la.
fen ntiiBten. al
- Inn unn Die nG6eren Ar.
rangements sn MAIDEN, lit es nnbe.
hingt n0tig, Sak bic Gereine, mel-
DIE iiber Siunr Sails nadJ sSlanSream
reiIen, ItdJ iDfort nit Dem ySentider
SeroIb" in &erbinbnng ieben, nm sn
iuiiien, Iuie pielc Sdjlnfmageu be-
nnben uollen. gSir bitten Saber Die
RrGiiOeitten reip. Sefretare Der eims
5clnen 3ueigbereine itnDersiiglidj
- Oieie iuid)tiee Angclegenbeit su be.
raten un0 eufl. bardJ telepbuniIdle
ltmfrage itdD sn pergciuifern, iuie Dis-
lc bic SdllGfipagengeleaenReit bennt.
5sn iuOlleu. = Sut oics iofprt.
~ lte6er bic 3eit Der Abfa6rt,
1t. a. GinSel6eitcn iebe man Die rad)lte
Hnmmer Der g0entidJsr Serolo" &c.
nan madl!
Gole 8abeH fir oas 9lote Srens
Ser 9l1tfrnf oes s3entidjer Seralo"
on Die Seutid,en in Siib Safota lint
@aben fiir 0os oelfihe- ulo oIterret.
dliide 8iote arelt5 bat bereit8 in iebr
erfreulider 8eiie getnirft g8ie
mir boren, merben iiberall Sanm.
lungen peranitaltet. Die bereits in sic
@unoertc geben. geionOers eifrtg
limo Die GeutIden aus RuBlono, bic
an 0elttIder Ireue uno 9Inbdnglid)-
felt Dem beiten gReihsoelltiden"
nift na6iteben. 9lnoer5ipo berof-
fentlihen mir cine 2ilte BON Hote
arel8- -geitrdgen, fpelhe bereits tot,
iddlid (bis gum 8. September) beim
,8eltflher Serolo" einsesablt umo
teilrpeile bereits on BEN 8erbanos-
ihoBneiIter s. gS. &noot abgeliefert
1tno.
sI1h bitten mir Die 8elitihen in
ieoer oeltihen glniieoIlng, cine Rote.
&reua 2iite cirfulieren 5u laiie1L uuo
oielleibt fonnten oud) Die SentId)en
tSrauen IN ihren Srten y@ermau
Suppers" fir 8eihaftslelite uim.
arrangieren, oeren 9ieinertrag bcm
9ioten Sirens SonS ~ gnte tame,
Sentid)e ,Sranen, belft NIT!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10
giir Il &utr Krru5
3. W. lllnler.


&on Mt art in 0relt der.
g(ltS finitcrn g8oltcn itieg Scr &reQsQott nc0cr,
9QS id)Qrfc 5d]pert IN Der Qebulten tSallt
Gon &umpfgebre balt gang europa meoer,
Gin Stlrn brod los, iuie CT nod ME gebrauIt.
SSn Screen bon Wtiloucn mpbnt 0oS @rauen,
0e 8eiten iinten bin nl Ricienltreit
Eerl0bnen0 nber trablt au blut gen Auen
0uS u ote &reu8, Dos &relt5 Der Wten'6d)tett.
3u SduB uno S6irn 8ermun0eter geid]ofIen,
SIT troiteno, linoernb, beenN eS 81 ieb'n
9llliiberoll no bei1n @etllrr Der gSaffen
Sid 0oer orobcn0 gegenilberltebn.
nn3GbQe bat IelbItlos es Gcrettef,
Die ionIt Dem lidern lutergong gelpcbt,
1tn34bqe bot e5 oom Sd)mcr5 entfettet,
Gas u ote Hreu5, oaS Nrel3 Der Wenldd)fett.
GS miro aud oiesmal mlut0erbor erfileu
SSnl Sd)lod]tgetiinmel feline bobe Eflidt
g8ie beutegicrig Die aanonen brillen
Ia5 9ote areu5 meidt ibrem 9o6en nidt
Die Srafte Die ibm 0ienen n)er0en ortngen
SSu's aampfgenibl, 100 eS am drgler ihreit.
---9rllm brobnt Der R1f 0es Iunfes 3ou 5lt brngen
Iem u pten areu3, Dem areu5 Der Wend)lid)tett
% Ieben bier, rmmebt bon miIoen sSrieoen,
God Die G5eonnfen 5ieben ibers Meer
Ius ihlpere Sos, oaS unlern 8ult beIheoen
Gud llns moGht es Die 9er5en beiB uro dper.
gttd)t bloBe gSorte iolen mir perIdpenoen,
mas 9eIIereS beqebrt bon uns Die 3et:
allf, laBt uns ale freIbig 8aben penoen
5ur's u ote areu5 firs areua Der MenIdldfeit!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10
10000 ;sranSpien gefan9en
5n 6anrd iun bic 0etiden Die 6ranOn uuO griten 5u
5ingea-0ie gewatigen Nieberlagen" Der Oeterreider
QemaltiQ" eutiteIt.

Gc militia mim I'M nfn nOnhdcSr uHcn"
D. N
Ncnolth"
s. unmt Ii
c Die
cHc
a
AM Cling
: Ser II
Der 0c 8
oSr u Der az
4 m
ben
Dn brn
mer uph Der
ms Ct Der D
nn5n III ub m
SOfdah 8mhc MdOnn Berlin
in
HnNr 3mfqddlno unOG6 uIcn odn gcuUmme
SIN
pou So0ou
ore
Hru
mob
n II
rd6
o
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10
Wabrunssmittel in Ceiterreid, boil
amsreihenb.

g2ien, iiber aopenhngen llflb 2on.
BON, 3. Sept - groBoenl Der arieg
Jest Id,on iiber eillen Monat ge0nuert
bat, lino Die 2ebensrnittelpreile in
8ien nod ridd geitiegen ilr0 matlfe
2ebensmittel iino logar binigcr als
Dor einen1 Sabre.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-09-10
Yolitii6es
ManulidJc uns mciblidle gcfiIruur.

NiGnnlidlc unS meiblidle 8cfiiripDrs
ter 6e$ aligeneinen StinlmredtS fir
Syrauen lper0en nld)t n1itoe, Su er5ah.
len, mie ooS Stimnreht fir 6rouen
Gle politiihen lnl0 io5iolen ltebel
beilen miro. gSir IinO uber Ieioer
ntht iiber5eugt Oapon, oenn memt
mir un5 cine geieBgebenoe aorper.
i6aft porlteIelt in Der lpie in @ngs
IanD, Die 6eniterIheiben 3ertriim-
merer, bic 8ranoitifter, 8iIOerihd'l.
DER, 8ombenperfcr uilp. Sit mo
Sttnlme baben oann founen mir inns
betn beIteu 8lllen feline ieaensret.
den Refnrmen ooritellen, ionoeru
cher ooS @egenteil.
gScine polttiidJc SOrruptiun iuirn
meDr urter allgenlelnen Sttnlnlred)t
fitr 5rallen un0 Mdnner eriltieren.
go iagen bic 9efiirtporter oe5
Stinntrehts fitr 6rouen. Seit nai1n
lit oaS meibli6e 8eIhledt bon Ratur
qefeit gegen 4nfehtung unO 9eein.
fluIiung2 8enn Die 6rauen niht
BON 9tatur aus gefeit fino, pesbalb
Ioaten mir Damn, llnter Sratenaontl-
nt1tration nidt dttd) beItehIihe ipeih-
lidc 8eanlte baben? llno nent
otSrolt" 8oli3iit 0tlrpbp iid) 8elted.
llngstilniten gegeniiber ols eben 10
ibDad erpeiit, pie !Serr Boli5iIt
0turpbp, 100 bleibt Damn Die SIC
form?
&enn anf DER Hid)terbanf elmer
bon Genen iibt, Die Dor ieoem tpeib=
lid)en MeIen IN 9od)a6tung erIter-
ben Tin @egenDart Ger bear Gables"
meniqitens) ul1o aus oieier Gborots
tereigenid]aft berous Die tueiblide1
Otiiletdter all0ers ober leihter be-
rrteilt peroen, al5 Die Ger monnli.
den lle6eItdter, miro Damn Die aor.
ruptton nidt nod piel Itdrfer?
gSeIdDc Srnn 1T cs, bic 10 beftig
nod polttiihen 9Ied)ten perlangt, oi,
pelhe 0es 2nnoes ulto Der Station
3utlnft iiherIteut, ttDem lie fir
Wann SauS urto ainber iorgt, ober
0ie SSrnu Die ouf Der oeSago nah SIC.
formen ooer gergliigsngeu lit, MEL
der Die ainoer nur cine 8iiroc lino
uno fir Die Der Dtann OFT nur ein
notpeneige8 llebel beoentet2
8ie iagt bod uuler grOker bent-
Iher 8ihter ShiIler9 Ser Monn
mrB binous ms feinolihe 2eben" -.
glber brinnen i'm bduslthen 4reiie,
oa berridlt ole Sausfrou DeiIe uno
lebret oie 0to0hen uno mebret ben
8nober. :" 60 0enft lih Der
QertIdle iueniQitens oie 8flidtentei.
lung nno miro auh boffentIih fiir-
oerbin 10 benteu. Set nea enough
alone!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

NO measures have been taken b\
the military authorities which are OF
the nature of mobilization. The only
orders which have been given are OF
a purely precautionary and defensive
character. The naval measures are
also precautionary. No mobilization
has been ordered"
In the face Of what so calm mind.
ed statesman as Viscount Morley
called In the house Of lords tonight
the possibility Of a vast catastrophe"
the politicians and the press have be-
come sobered to an extent this coun-
try has never before known. Not q
word melting to International or do
mestic hQstilities comes from any
quarter. The most bitter anti-Ger-
man papers speak of Germany in
terms Of respect and friendship.
Z. F. G. Masterman, appointed
chancellor Of the Duchy of Lancaster
some months ago speaking at Ip-
SWlch tonight said:
Should international war come it
would mean a new story in the his
tory of civilization-a kind Of death
grapple in the darkness, O cosmic
catastrophe"
The Rt. Hon. James Henry Dal.
ziel' presiding at great Liberal meet
ing here tonight, in which the Irish
lAaporites participated, which was
originally called to stiffen the back OF
the government on home rule. said:
THE threat of civil war in Ireland
has been greatly magnified. 1t has a
greater bearing On the present for
eign situation that the British pub
lie has any conception off,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

There Is only one way to keep ones
ood credit good and that way Ia never
o strain it.-Galveston News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

j. ID. Nix Arrested for Murder or
Chnd-ShOws Site of Victims
Burial.

Greenville, July 2S.-J. d. Nix, q
white man, 81 years of age. Is in the
county Jail awaiting trial on the
charge Of incest and on the charge OF
murder. Nix, it is said, confessed his
Illicit relations with his niece, a girl
20 years of age, and Sunday he show.
ed Sheriff Rector where he had bur-
led the child he is alleged to have
killed. Nix claims that the child was
apparently dead when he took it out
in the field to bury it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
RIQht and Left handa

IL our right hand Is not to know
what our left does. II must not be be.
sause IL would DO ashamed II II did
Ruskiu.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
QUIET AT ST. GEORGE.
Candidates Discuss Issues Before
Crowd of 400 in County Seat.

st. George, July 2S.-Statements
favoring the enforcement of law and
against the abuse of the pardoning
power were warmly applauded at the
meeting here today of candidates for
State offices by an audience Of about
400 citizens of Dorchester county,
many Of whom were women. The day
was one in which there were many
cheers for E. d. Smith, candidate for
United States senator. 1t was so one
sided that the tension Of factionalism
was absent. The audience gave all
candidates a respectful and attentive
hearing. For the first time in the
campaign a collection was taken dur
ing the meeting for the benefit of the
sufferers from the hailstOrm In and
around Rock Hill.
The meeting was called to order a,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
WARBURG CHANGES HIS MIND
Will Appear Before Senate Banking
Committee.

Washington. July 29.-Paul M.
Warburg, the New York banker,
whose nomination to the federal re-
serve board has long been held up in
the senate, communicated with the
White House today. Later it was an
nounced he would appear before the
senate banking committee which
wishes to inquire into his qualiflca-
tions for the office.
Mr.. Warburg also telegraphed to
Senator Owen, chairman O. he COM
mittee, stating his appearance could
be arranged. Senator Owen said to-
night he would set q date for the
committee meeting when he learned
definitely when Mr.. Warburg would
come to Washington. "a.
A letter from President Wilson urg-
ing him to alter his position and a
conference in New York yesterday
with Senator Hitchcock led Mr.. War;
burg to reconsider his refusal to ap-
pear before the committee.
Members Of the committee say they
will inquire into Mr.. Warburgs finan
cial affiliations in this country, his
connection with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., of
New York and his foreign financial
relations.
General belief in the senate is that
the committee will 'favorably report
the nomination and that it will be
confirmed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

10.45 o'clock. by Milton s. Connor,
county chairman, in front of the
school house. The Rev. w. E. Wig
gins offered prayer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
-.
WILL LEAVE SEABOARD.,
President Harahan Will Go to Atlanta
and Birmingham.

Birmingham, July 3O.-It was re-
ported today that President Harahan
of the Seaboard Railway will soon
leave that system and become the
operating head Of the Atlanta -Bir-
mingham and Atlantic, which is in
the hands of a receiver. Harahan is
now on an inspection trip in Alabama
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

The rain Of Tuesday was exceed
ingly beneficial to crops-cotton and
late corn especially. Old corn was too
far gone to be revived by the rain,
many fields having been practically
burned up by the protracted drought
and hot winds. Cotton was also bad
ly damaged. but II there Is adequate
rainfall within the next week 1t can
regain a part OF what 1t had lost.
The crop outlook Is not anything as
encouraging as II was two weeks ago.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
= DARK VIEW AHEAD,
SITUATION ON AUSTRIAN FRON.
TIER EXTREMELY CRITICAL.
Russia Exp ctcd to Take Steps Short
ly-NOw Massing Troops Oh Aus
trian BOundary-Pcacc Prospects
Seem Far Away.

London, Juy 29.-The days events
brought no relief to the suspense no,
any diplomatic achievement to re.
strict the AustrO-Servian war to those
two nations. The feeling throughou,
England and the continental feeling
as reflected by the correspondents OF
the London papers, tonight are dis
tinctly more anxious than yesterday
The events have made for pessimism
Direct negotiations between Russia
and Austria, which gave tho other
governments hope of q compromise,
have failed. Russia Is mobilizing
against the Austrian frontier four
army corps in each Of four districts,
consisting Of 1,2SO,O00 men. Russia's 8
resolution to stand by Servia appears
to be fixed.
A manifesto by the Russian er,-
peror making his policy clear Is ex.
pected hourly.
The diplomatic representatives have
not yet despaired. All say there yet
Is hope and base their belief on the
fact that Germany, France, Great
Britain and Italy-the last two named
most Of aldo not want war and do
not think the Austro- -Servian quarrel
important enough to justify it.
st. Petersburg messages say
Russia asked Austria for a direct ex.
change of views and that Austria re-
FUSED this offer. The refusal appears
to have been to extend the much
discussed negotiations which yester.
day were considered in the chancel
lories as the principal known basis
for optimism.
Sir Edward Grey. British secretary
Of State for foreign affairs, to whom
all look as the foremost conciliator of
Europe is. attempting. it is believed,
to frame fresh proposals for q set,
Element. The diplomatic world of
London clings to the belief that q
means can be found whereby Austria
may satisfy Russia that she can at
tain her ends without recourse to
measures which the Russian govern.
ment and Russian pubic opinion can
not accept.
There is the greatest anxiety as to
whether Russian mobilization will be
confined to the Austrian boundary or
Is proceeding secretly against Ger
many.
The first important fighting occur
red before Belgrade when the Ser
vians blew up a bridge across the
river. The Austrians attacked and
the Servians retreated to the capital,
which. unconfirmed reports say. Is be-
ing bombarded.
Councils of state were held today
at st. Petersburg, Berlin and Paris.
The British government continues the
attitude that the crisis does not yet
concern Great Britain save as a spec
tator and peacemaker. An official
statement issued tonight says:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
HEIRS CUT OFF FROM PAY.
Congress Does Not Favor Paying for
Services Prior to 1861.

Washington, July 2S.-The senate
today voted to recede from it's amend
ment to the general deficiency bill
whereby pay due many Confederate
soldiers when they resigned in 1861
as officers in the United States army
would now be paid to their heirs. The
house had refused to accept the
amendment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
DlarrhOea Remedy.

MT. w. s. Gunsalus q Pennsylvania
farmer. residing near Fleming, p. o.,
Pa. says: For the past fourteen
years I have used Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my
family and have found il to be an ex-
ceIlent remedy. I always have q bot
tie of IL In my house and take pleas
ure In recommending II to my friends"
For sale by all deaiers.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-01

The voters who will be disfranchis
cd by the new enrolment rules are
those who voted last year. although
reading In Georgia. North Carolina
and various graveyards scattered
throughout the State. Not a single
Democrat who In entitled to vote has
been disfranchised by the enrolment
rule. Some few may have disfran-
chised themselves by refusing to COM
ply with the simple and reasonable
requirement which was adopted to
prevent fraud.
Gov. Blease declared that he would
not explain any Of his pardons, but ne,
his private secretary and other satei-
htss are now working overtime trying
to frame up plausible explanation of
tho Richey pardon and the alleged
forged certificate. purporting to have
been signed by DR.. A. B. Knowlton
and Dr. J. III. Mcintosh.
Gov Blease has not produced the
certificate. signed by Drs. Babcock
and Pope. In which they disapproved
OF the pardon Of Richey. Who sup
pressed this certificate? What be-
came Of the original certificate sign
ed by Drs. Knowlton and Mcintosh.
which was written on a penitentisry
letter head? Who suppressed or de-
stroyed this certificate and substitute
ed the certificate which DR.. McIn-
tosh says Is n forpery7
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A man doesn't care what his wife
thinks Of him when he refuses her
money. But he will hand q strange
waiter t. dollar tip rather than have
the strange waiter think he is cheap.
New York CoetG.. Marked
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Ght @attbn'an ans soatRron.
PunAAahed wednesday and Saturday,
BY
O6IEEN PUHDIsHING COMPANY.
SUMTER. q G,
\ Terms:
e1sso pse annum-in advance.


o.s Square arst insertion. ...91.oo
ov~y subssausnt Insertion. =. so
contfacts for three montha OF
ssngsr Win b made at reduced rates.
An Communication which sub
ssrvs prtrats Interests xiii b charged
eee - aAivsstissmsnts.
ooftua,.iss and tributes Of respect
nm - oi,Arssd for.
TAs Sumter watshmsn was found.
q h 1850 and the True southron In
aeee. The watchman and southron
eoW hss ehO combined circulation and
0auencs Of both OF the old papers,
snA - nenlfsstly the best advsrtising
Hsdfum In sumtsr.
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ChAnaea luatl{1ed.

Isn't II . shame the prices OF these
New York restaurants change!" But
isnt Il worth something to entertain
the class Of people they have tor
Smart Bet.
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Yho worsH klnd-

The hatefullest people In the world
are those who stand always ready.
when they do wrong. to address some
body In IN audible aside with Nov
zee what you made me dol"
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Allal

Alas!
After . prize baby has been photo
graphed In nothing In particular It
takes but Q short time for the little
deriins to reach years Of annoyance
Chicago News.