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SMA BBIEKLY OBD 1.OCJ.1 ivrxa ' THSHV "i'OR TH 9 MKKT OF 0 Tf. v ! •r 1 fv."V^ J, 0 All honest tho^oul. Town loah rs seek the shade these days. The peach crop y»‘i>«rled a.s being very fine. Wo in ed a dummy railroad from Gibson to Beak Springs. Warren ton sent a fin- delegation to Gibson last Saturday. 'Remember the examination of school teachers tomorrow, No friends, we haven’t sold out. We <i;iu justify our position. 1 n^son is all right. You need nut fr«d y.mraeli about that. I hivo you read Gordon’s speech in the Chronicle? if not read it. Tins campaign is going to be light. Think twice bbforn you vote. •Be honest in your convictions. < '<*ijh; out and tell the neople yi)Ur feelings. Let the people of Gibson become united and build up the town it can be do tie. Who will be elected Ordinary nest Monday? Don’t every body angwer at once. It is paid that we sold ottr birth¬ right lor a mess of pottage. That is an infamous lie, We bare to brag a little on our shade, trees ever sow. a«d They arp beautiful. 00 ! ; t bo sanguine over this ter, U won : do. We. know what we «J - i. • lkill?f.bout. We are innote f. lends* in asking rfll V™i 1 v.:uc{ 1 iei& r go tl,‘. c, y Coine wow and let us reason to¬ gether. ;jnu frb uds rs of yore. Woi:?i! do U. ami «> mid do it. If yo’j buiirve the f eopife’B Party is w.' j. have the- moral courage t<> say **o. That's ail it requires. We have been receiving letters and telegrams of congratulation this w k. .Many thanks friends. IVo have received 31 new sub¬ scriber- tins week. Let, the good work continue. Tiv> number of bands on each section of track raisers on the Nar¬ row gringo read has been reduced to throe hards. Mr C. L. Youngblood of banders ville, -pent last Gibson, Friday night and Saturday in of the guest of the editor this paper. We have engaged the services of a first-class printer, and we will now giyc our readers a first-class newspaper in every respect. W don’t feel bad over the oh It|Jwe ^ we have wade. Wo fe-i have done right. That is oiu^eolings about the matter. Cot B. F. Walker is the champion Watermelon grower of Gibson. He will likely down the early water¬ melon man, Mr. IT. li. Seals. Wo are glad to state that the cause of so much sickness in Gib sou has passed on, gord mid health. our people are now enjoying W. Y. Atkinson 13 a fearless, elo¬ quent and. logical speaker. did His good speech ki hero Glascock. last Saturday For democracy, groat School commencements are all the rago these days, and the school children will goon all bo turned loos :o on joy the blackberry cr p. Mr, G. T. Hannah’s mother was carrion over to Ac era last Sunday to th ■ home of her son Bob. She has i ■ n Kick, but is getting f-ioag nicely now. The People’s Party met Mr. last Sat¬ urday and., nominated J. 0 Eng ;,difor-#.binary. O. R. Laee- , ter, If. K. Login! and J. F Mande ville were*candidates before the body. Mi, English receiving (J 2 majo ity of Ml twenty-nine the votes east. One hund • d votes be¬ ing cast*- s was ve He took Christ into th? mountains and offered all the lands they su> veyed, but Christ knew the old mrn had no land and did not accopf,nn <3 when some of these deluded fol¬ lowers wake up to the fact that Post can not give all offices, they w it j forget his liberality, for they find out the offices belong to the people and not to Gideon and his followers. If you examine them, almost the same signatures are to both cards. E. H. Camp first carried the pe¬ tition around. He failed to get. anybody to sign but himself, atid told nn; he did not intend to pre¬ sent ;t to another man, as all he had presented it to had refused to sign it. That night Post came out from Atlanta and ‘-the faithful’’ got to¬ gether, and the next morn jug they tried the.petition again. They say he was liberal with the college. vl’his institution Ha town gle pride. coti'ncilqian, Ybt he failed to get ft .sin¬ mayor, recorder or trustee to t-iga lib potmen, They say he was liberal with all the church ■«. v>t. instead of going to pastors' F the churches add mom bars v,. . : .1, to rest ' : church Mdurs, gome oiteju^^yrch, ..«d 5 . ■!> vd tot k. even mucJj : irtPPOTailil b:: * Therefore 1 .- Jf, i 11 ■! -vino, HT-. ■ \Vith nor send money to anarchistr as stated. T hut Post gave an enter¬ tainment; fboreioro, Bo if resolved, Thai' he is not guilty of the charges preferred. . Dough'.:-.Gil- he.- al-up thirty business houses, Three of t|ie r ; : signed for failed Post—all three third party. He to got a .-ingle* lawyer,doctor, councilman, county officer, trustee of eo’legafor teach er. If Post is so loved by Douglas • all ville people, the why does henave to go Nearly over all of country his endorsers to get 'signers? are • j, Douglasyille behind people. Iiej« getting the old dodge by ’ saying “it’s not me but my party they are It r,” thereby' gelling some tiiird party people to sign for him who live many miles from Doiigltu villi. Here is what some of his signers say: vVc whose names are hereto at¬ tached, which were publislu u in the Atlanta Journal and the Alliance Farmer, desires to make this ex planation: and The petition came to us the bearer sard Mr. Post was thinking of moving back thifte to Dougin (liepeo¬ - ville, but had au idea ple objected. under ■ We signed the peti¬ tion the impression that Post thought would tho people of Douglas vilio not treat him taitly, but had no idea of endorsing him politicaliy or religiously. T’hcre are Hero ten names dgned to the above. aro some more who say It’s they peculiar have known and him for sis yeani. wili record strange for that moa go on s#l nACTjal rca a-ms :o;d: ig n |heir are'',tejfc:;met* to such a pap-.:-. There to this. I hereby certify /• t?|M(te>ve <T hatfnBjtkaown n y m s who testified to rMi (j. 0 Poet and- have^^BfcMn ty f or b i x .us, this town ermtey ofdUji^^HSmng •: to three some from other states reco yfT W. A. James, conclusion Mayor. Iu I submit the reso¬ lutions democratic adopted nnanimouely by the club of Douglas ■ e, composed of about 130 mem • , the very best men in the com- defitocratic 1 Is I I should be! ! t’y, , [ I Whxtusv. Seamount ■ supremacy j : the in ? of south. J B. Jo m many (■^people iSfeorani and teg vi c I - * * W\ ■ . mm fgfPHfi! fO'lhv.> - . a b•:*. U i . ... II.e S * O.r.i: - U> . '■■■■"'"• nesoived, / T hat l- mninun we con mcaBured terms the act ' 11 of V. C. Post in trying to ord ' iiiong our people, thereby uliehMiog & im¬ munities, churches and familieo, ••mb formerly creating antipalhi *s where only love prevailed, kesolved, Tfa t - wo commend Governor Xortheu f. and oar t--l!o\v their townsman, Dr. U. Whitley,for erpoaitioh brave and ivnthfni of this political fraud, and assure them of our uufal?A)ring confidence and support. Resolved, I'hnl, Ave ask 'Demo¬ crats and dem ajpaA; ccr'idie papers' throughout the to let the peo¬ ple know what I i*d ef a leader tlu> jthird party h- iu this t ;. .u*, and that we lu-.uUa them that '.he, democracy docs it of Dofglas A never did nor now recognize the teachings of 0 . politically or religiously. -PERSfhALS A Mr.L W. W. KJr.ohcns and sun. Wiley Bi'audy, sjur a po’rti m of this weak -n th f « homu in \l\\ country. Dixin * Mr. G. C. of this place spent three kb Beall Spring this i v/oek^ - ^ uvned ble results ycstoru-i', “vf tit_ , , u .« •'* m li, ot Agiicula, Nl waa ^dupfiday aftor ! ir 0 ! Y Mi P J ‘ & 1 «ijC harin•’ i ainia . iHeuiho 1 AMm lion of postnjpte-j at Gibson tiT ! week, during tU- absence iff pc - 1 master, Ivlj-g, G. C. Djon. Roney Mjss! Dr. T, B, and Flora Roney of Avora, were in town Thursday evgjjiiM Mr. N. T. Bastffa WethLsday. of Eastouviie, waflia town. Rav. Mr, Tuciwji of Virginia,who lias been visitingtbo family of Col. W. J. Wiicher hi this County for about a week, ie* for his heron in Virginia last Moriu -.y afternoon. Aon, C. H« Efiington and John T. West, two third party -people of McDuffie county ,u. re in this t-ov.n ty. Woduosday fo. short while. ; Mr. William VA idcn, of Grange, passed through ttoppiuiievor t-.bgon yesterday hboft morning, for a white. Borne of the relics- of last Satur¬ day’s sound Democratic speaking arc still to be non around the Democratic platform in the rear of the courthouse. Never have we:soon a man that spake did Governor with au Norihon nrkeir sincerity as last Satur¬ day. lie convince. 1 us that ho was honest iu what he -aid. The picnic given fir i.iic employers of the A. Q. &. B. Railroad atGieu gary iagt Baturda- wan a auctcfis. We f**r regretted that- it was rarporD us tb be there, Fellow citizsLVG Glascock coun¬ ty, can you tulco the fijRiit cast by •jerry Simpson lhatour pure south¬ ern w nr n wonldl .‘lit ' . vi.-tue. IVI* 'cant. Bou.tlis-rn wommihcod is to pure. Mrs. Gcorgo T. l/annate. who has been dungerousiy. been jW-k, is Hoim-thiug better. Biteh-s taken to the homo of h.-r fatl»<!r, Jj’r. X T. Bus ton. Wo libpe lu-r final is near at hand on section No. IuibIHM;.. Bkk tilt; j»urro.w gu.'.go road, sed a li»n for vvo|k -andbc.s placed ifao ramo in th) mums of Rabid ; ... ii. Wiicher, aad the Bailiff aasy 1:0 wl . d haw to .poke /,vn a box <ar to ati-fy -uje ben. s W r it JLJ -a H IF"' I S ■ s liS! Anything In Dry G^ds te’S Pf 4 : 7 "^' -• VJi, ;-'vP gpowx j-oMK ; _ u, |iu ‘lix:.-;, UNmidVGi-T- i Ov tied • 1... , -DKESS id : . ;■ I ,-.i.j} G J 1 . vN3>i*„l..• it' 1 1 1 .:i’F\! ■ .spv |->s L'Vi |V V,'I 1 ., . it, : [i'likiV i.Ud de.'il,- j’i:: i... LAV, N Mull-. < .'rgi.r,; !!!.•.-, (finghams ct". from 1 2 r Id UlBBONh, Laces, Ev.M.gs Av. BliLUTS, Shirt Wsi.Yts & t: in <'■ 11 Hly.i 4 ‘S ,'uivi j‘ri bANPLLb sent if H* s:J-. < 1 . (- 7.'1 O,'; Wl'tU s to lit*; MUMMY :j BOB ' A MI *mr a ,.a 810 Broad St CecTsia T-UOAH'T ATTENTION TO ALL his 1 Ob'Hi! :s. A , , "****-'; •' J i-c: *Sv.mu*CMnw«i„-. , m* inS|wr*M| «■(¥! p W I t si it 1 u : isa@ jsmbmsh:® m&® O. O ’—c-fe 9 S • j j idersvillc\ .poo c'.uss-uiiWhino shop, with all modern Mote, ami akilte*.-*,n-An:,! o.. Steam Engines Boilers, C<w.o’* Giis* • ifli: 1 i.-o.chinory required in » riivv lift?:! Macire. i 1 to • j . • "cf'oi’y P.iyii. tLc s tni: Etvgii: w from 6 it> till hi five • - vvi/r Pi-iuV, Oottoii Gins an.I Civ.-o US. Ycwti.il!:, Mowing- MiohiowjTiowic Italics Pipings Fillings Vulw*. liKipiruWrs. : , Etc, G -.'I or write r.,v prices. 7 - r f.; *■ iPiCf > -mm F 11 v- : r., i- 1 .:n tan ;:vi KEPT IN ST< -CK , ■ • ■ " * • ® ■i ala!ill, g-tW" ' A. t t o Hi ga a t 0 :r 9 A p * ’ te B T A ■■ i< E D iiULIA Liberal Advances Made on Cot inn in Store. Dw r:dng and Tie? at lowest market prjet.*. . Wh guarantee FathfnirUi-n-in v; ry I' •sp.ect. Our, salcsmati, Air. Jno V. Tarver, in one of the -ddeet -.1. A hd cotton man in Augtfsta. 0 ’T'W,.' }'*!!• acviif.)-' H',i the C* n r. I* 1. usd ulJcl Btecl llresh Gip® with Freodcr» ami ( • udtmswht. H i;-*wii::-. have 110 j-upedons I:u. Mnrwiw*t • trt - ■ juk-j The c/i la,,. Mm. ’: m iiimmei' m r/i cn" ^5 1. m 1 a» a * > |8B, $ li || m - PI 2 .. idsrtfrt .rien|,, kice, 4 Go.#® a a As Ustial, They Have the Best Goods at 1 Of-ZL f mosm- . ■ ! ......... Street. Btgo of thy Largo Red ,B- •>!. J ()'M four doors above Augusta Hotel.