Greensboro Watchman from Greensboro, Alabama • 2

(Jrvath huro I 'a tci an LAHCEST STORE SMALLEST P. I at Our U.ilUen Dnt and White corn will arrive in the next fuw cloys. Wait and buy from rJtoHonwerck'a Utius. Wm.B.W.YERBT.Zdlto. Charles Lichtme The Leading Merchant of Greensboro, We guarantee you a saving of from 15 to 35 per uradny, April 8, iW2 M.ire thnii 140.000 copies of Miss Johnston's "Audrey" hove Veen sold.

every purchase you mke from ui besides, you ru. lutely no risk in buying from ui We exchang thing that ss not perfectly satisfactory, and it wt suit you we cheerfully refund your money. The girl student in a clnfs in B'icivlogy in Chicago University lmvo voted that they believe in coeducation because it makes the STATE CANDIDATES. 'According to the Birmingham News, the following citixens are recognized candidates for office in Alabama For Governor Jelks, of Barbour. For Lieutenant-Governor It.

Cunningham, of Jefferson; Meadur, of Marengo. For Secretary of State James Tanner, of Jefferson; Frank Julian, of Colbert; A Uivings, of Madison, and Bibb, of Montgomery. For Auditor ThomaB Sowell of For Attorney General Alex Oarber, of Talladega; Alex Troy, Montgomery; Massey Wilson, of Clarke. For Treasurer Craig Smith, of Dallas. For Superintendent of EducationJohn Abercrombie, of Calhoun; Bulger, of poosa.

For Commissioner of Agriculture Poole, of Marengo. young men neater in dross and more gentlemanly in behavior; CLOTHING I loo men's Flannel suits, from $10 to $12 the yiing men have voted their dislike for coeducation for the Ion, Hutchinson, Mgt ml ttnf'ier liuw the Company treated oornmiU Alton when lis detailed at a pcrtnln uattln to after wtr Ut he Company, will think them mi id In pcunpariaon. ilt order earn to advance. The Iklrml.h lint bnn to (ltit, and th lln of hauls olixed up on the Yankees at a double quick. (Concluded next week.) 'UAKttWWWM LOCALS.

The health of this community is very gl at this time. The formers are very much behind in their farms on account of so inutih min. "Horry to Iwrn that Mr. Wllle Hnll i confined to his bed this week. Hope lie will soon rocover.

Miss Fiiuultt tiowin is now at home tthe will be welcomed in the nelrchbprhood very much Momsrg Lnm Livlngeton and Ernest Motley and Uitwea Lula and Annie Brown were the guests of Mies Minnie Uall last Bunday. Mr Lent Livingston, one of the most handsome end enticing yonng men in Harristown, la making some great Improvements on the reei dence of Mr and Mrs I) Hull. Mr Livingston's work is beautifully finished. Brother Magill filled Ids regular appointment nt Mt Hebron on the fourth JSnnd-iy A largo crowd attended. Miss Ida Quarles and Miss Pearl Harris were the guests of Mlts Minnie Ball last Tuesday.

Misses Wincy and Mamie Harris are on the sick list this week, Hope 1 they will soon recover. A crowd of young people' met at Mt Hebron on Bundny last to reorganize the Bundnv School. BROWN EYES. same reason. pick Your choice for $5.

A large assortment of bo children's suits from 50 cents up. The demand for a (trait white Democratic primary for the nom OV of a watch there' TKR ticthitis; that we IXSinK do not know the use and otjert of. And when any lliln baa become dlsarrana-ed wo know how to put it In order agair. WATCH REPAIRING la not only our business but our plea sure. Kverjr Job Is well done because we get great satisfaction by achieving success.

WARREN CHRISTIAN, The Jeweler. DRESS GOOD, All of our Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics are of; est stvles, and Ave have an unusually large sto i which you can make selections. MILLINERY Our stock oi Millinery is up-to-date in even par We buy in laree quantities, and 7ou will find out just half of anybody else 's. ination of all State officials is growing. It is the fair and right mid just thing and is bound to succeed.

There is no longer any justice in one white Democrat's vote not being worth as much as nny other Democrat's vote. The iirtijORiery Advertiser, the Mobile JR "gister, the Birmingham Age-Herald, and the Birmingham Ledger favor the proportion, and the other dailies will fall into line when they nalize that it is the popular thing. Secretary Cortelyon has charge of the accounts brought against the United Stntes for McKinley's illr.eia. The sum total will exceed $100,000. Senator Hanna wi" present" the bili lb congress.

Judging from this extortionate Recollections Of Tho Battle Of Chancollonvlllo. CPT. W. WILXUN.) Although thirty-nine jrart htvt panned tlnce the memorable battU of Chancelloriivl.il!, recollection of It are still vivid In my mind. A the Company from Greeniborn, 8th All.

Hg't-I fought so bravely In tlilt battle, 1 hav thought It would nut be itnlnterritinjf to the olilldraii and gran.l-eltlldren of the number of this grand old Company toknuwaom-thlngof wlint their fathers endured during the battles of the and and 3rd of May, 10.1. I will attempt a dmcrlptlon, which will, at leant, have the merit of It not br Ulan. y. We were in winter quarter five mile from Fredericksburg. Holdlera alway enjoyed their tay In winter quarter, a they were comfortable, free from eare, and had.

some of the luxuries of life. For Instance, while there, each Company bad to tend out detail eaoh day of four men to gather wild onions, Although not a very dainty diem, they were keenly relished, and beaide made our rations go farther. Nothing occurred to mar our pleasure, until order began to come In fronr Gen. R. K.

Lee, commanding. The fir.t order reee'ved was i "Send all baggage and atck to the Next watt "The Captain will aee that every man has forty rounda of ammunition and a bayonet," and If they did not have them to make requisition at once. Next wa "Cook three day' rations and be ready to move at a moment' notice." The lat order came to us late in the evening of the last (lay of April. .1863. rV'e hurriedly cooked our rations, put it in our dirty haversacks, rolled up a change of clothing In our blankets (threw everything else we had away,) and by nine o'clock we were ready to move.

We lay around the Are until about two hours before day light when the order came for us to move. Well do I remember the roll of the drum that still May morning, lrt ten minutes from the first tap of the drum the 5th Ala. was on the color line. In a few minutes the Colonel gave the order "Battalion right face, countermarch by file left, march 1" and we were on our way to Chaneellorsville. We arrived there about sunset, and went into camp for the night.

At son rise the next morning we began the move on Gen. Hookers right, a movement that all military men throughout the world, pronounce the most darb.g and successfully executed that is recorded In history. Jackson's corps consisted of three divisions. Our division Rode's in front. Edward Johnston's (commanded that day by Brig.

Gen. in center, and ll's inther' The 6th Ala. Greensboro Com-) wia In front of Company was in the which made ours RPOOL UnclcrlQkcr, and Enibaliticr, an 1 aler In all kind of COFriUS, CASKE'l'S and EnROUDS. Xire prom pte ntion of all orders. 1'ricea low, and terms to uit the purchaser.

Marion Ala. We make you sprciallylow prices on Baby Cap: have the best in town. The Largest Store, The Smallest Vr gF Ag't for Butterick's Patterns. Call and gel Fashion Sheet REDUCED RATES. For the occasion of the annual meeting of the general Assembly of the Presbyterian church at Jackson, Miss.

May 14th-27tb, 1902, the Southern TL will sell ticket from all point on its lines to Jackson, and return at THIS IS Your Uncle Sam COST OP THE BOER WAR. Age-Herald While the Boers and British are discussing peace, each evidently anxious to secure it, a brief resume of the desper-( ate struggle may not prove uninteresting. It was begun on October 12, 1800, and is therefore well advanced in its third year. Pretoria was captured at the end of the first eleven months, and Mufeking was relieved, and in those bloody eleven months official reports put the British loss at 42,000 men, of whom 4,000 were killed in battle, 80,000 were wounded and 8,000 were reported missing. There are no official reports that cover the entire war, but the best unofficial estimates put the total fatalities on the English side at 22,077, of whom 0,862 were killed in battle.

Nearly all the rest died of disease. The Boer losses will perhaps never be accurately known, but on account of their knowledge of the country and their manner of fighting their-' fatalities were much less. Thy suffered heavily in capture, the British holding as prisoners to-day over 15,000 Boers. Who is here to toll yon tnat one fare for the round trip, (t iling May 10th-i3th and 14th, with niiai limit for return passage May 80, ilKIJ. For further Information, call on any ticket agent of the Southern R.

R. or write C. A. Bknecotkr, A. G.

P. A. Southern Ry. Co. v.

Chattanooga, Tenn. State of Alabama, Probate Court. Hale County. March 22nd, 1802 Estate of Mallnda Braxton, deceased. Letter of Administration upon the estate of snid decendent having been granted to the undersigned by the Hon.

Probate Court of Hale County, Alabama, on the 22nd day o( March, 1902, notice is hereby Ejlven that all persons having claims ascalnst said estate must present the same within the time allowed by law, or that the same will be barred. .7 JUSA8 0REEN, Administrator. bill, it would seem that the motto of the average person is: When you get any sort of showing nt the Government, rob it. If the sprvices had been rendered by these same doctors to a person not occupying so prominent a position as President McKinley, and the bill had to be made out ag linst theestote of the deceased, one thousand -dollars would have been considered a fair and equitable amount to charge. The fact is, the United States government ought not to pay this bill.

It has no more right to do so than the county of Hale has to pay the doctor's bill of any of her county officials. ler of Pensions II. r-i-oof his I rent-1 iBpfepRredtoFell oa Dretwed or Buist's Garden Se A full and select variety. late and pole and early or hu Garden peas late and earl; lections Corn, Golden dent for bread- and fee purposes Several garden tor tablcuse Green Feed Sorghum, Pearl Millet, Alfalfa and 1 My experience of several years here will enable) keep what is called for best suited or jrotation crop Please remember that I keep a good stock of Snndiies and Toilet Articles, fresh Drugs and'-Me LW, JAY-- Diuggij Undressed IajSIbbM, BRIKET8, COLUMNS, mouldings, tables. MANTLED fnct.

anythlntr yoa tnny waIthnt a rn a do 01 wood MONEY TO JAAN Oh Farm Lands. have capital to lend on Farm Lands cn mct favorable terms, foius made from 1.000 and upward, v. (- OTTS OTTS, xthwi Atty's. at rrr- kV44. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Blacksmith: At Johnson' Shops.

I make a speo-cialty of first Class horse-shoeing. Satisfaction guaranteed. I also run a wood shop in connection with my blacksmith shoD. Tradc Marks) AGENTS WAN' DrsioNS Copyrights) Ac n. Big High water has the fashion this winter, willy seems that everv few days we have a rain that rashes creek wards, cunning overflows and stop ping all work on low lands Dr.

Cobbs had not only the high waters behind bin), but the roads had been newly worked upon for several nn'es. At this season of the year that means being rendered impassable for ordinary teams. Japanese Pih Cure AnvoM Mfidtnf a sketch and toeriptloii ma? THE BEST LAWN SWIMl MAOB qnlcklr ascertain oar opinion fre whetta Iti.vntlnn Is probably patentable. Comirr lira. A New and Complete Treatment, tloneatrtfltw confidential.

Handbook on Pateud consisting of Suppositories, Capsules tent Tree, omeac avencr for econiir patent. Lawn Swlega and Settees, Bamo Cbalrit Cams Chalra and Stt Iroalnj Tables, Wish Beaches, MM Kiteuu token tbroueh Mnnn A Co. reoelTt tftrial notfea, without cfiaive, la the of Ointment, anil 3 boxes 01 A never failing cure for Piles of every Scientific flerican. nature ana degree. 11 makes an operation with the knife, which is painful So he had to leave his buggy in the and often results in death, unnecessa Agcnfi easily mak $5 to 810 Per A hsndwHnefr tltvfrfhUwl Wek1r.

1rutat elr-cuUtlon ot ftftf rlsnt1flc Journal Tertnu. $3 Sear four month, kL Bold by all nwevdelerB. Branch Offloe, St BU WaanlBkion. t. ry.

Why endure this. terrible disease? We pack a written guurantee in each front Company on that day. Gen. Jackson and Gen. Rodes rode immediately in front of us all day.

I think the whole line thought we were retreating, for as much confidence as we had in Gen'K Lee and JacKson, we eould not think that they would attack Hooker with an army of one hundred thousand men with' only Jackson's corps, and one divission of Longstreets, (he being below Richmond with the remainder of corps. We were marched all day in perfejt order, with a heavy skirmish line on our right, marching para! led to us. About four o'clock in the evening we came to the old plank road that we left early that morning. We marched down the old road a short distance, when we came to some trees the Yankees had cut across the road. We heard Gen.

Jackson say to Gen. Rodes "These trees must be moved." Gen. Rodes moved our regiment 5tb Ala. and the 6th Ala. and bad them taken While this was'belng done, General Jackson went down the road returned jus1, as we had finished moving the trees.

He rode up to Gen. Rodes, said a few words, then Rodes came back to the bead of the co'umn and $1 Box. No cure, no pay. 60c and fl a box. 0 for 5.

Sent by mail. Samples free. OINTMENT 25c and 60c. mud and take a trip via Selina on the railroad home. Mr.

B. Minge, who has formerly lived in Fannsdale, but now engaged in selling stock for a large and successful business firm in St. Will furnish Sftttipl dueed prices to those agency. Exclusive te given. Address, i CONSTIPATION cured, niles pre.

vented by Japanese Liver pellets, the great Liver and Stomach Regulator Blood Purifier. Small, mild and pleas Ho for Dallas! Louis, was at Prairieville last Bun-day and Monday. He was looking in good health, showing that hard ClEMFIUII, ant to take: especially adapted tochil dren'suse. For sale by V. c.

work agrees well with him. The GREENSBORO PHARMACY Dr and Mrs B. M. Duggnr also Re-union at Dallas April 22nd to 2th. II fl Piflf him xucting the 0h business man by he inaugurated business methods in the bureau.

He took the position that the pension roll vas to be a roll of honor. No commissioner has been as alert in ferreting out fraudulent claims or as fearless in refusing pensions. The Grand Army of the Republic and the pension attorneys began their fight upon him soon after his appointment, but President McKinley supported him, however, and could not be iiiduci'd to ask for his resignation. It seems that he was too honest for the pension thieves and robbers, and hence his resignation, Pneumonia claimed ten thousand four hundred and eighty victims in New York City, last year, yet pneumonia is classed as a preventable disease. ItT Is to prevention that modern sanitary science now devotes itself.

If Havana can be purified from the sfeds of yellow fever by exterminating the mosquitoes, why can't the cities be swept clean of pneumonia germs? Hon Cecil Brown of Talladega, was asked by a newspaper man CENT A MILE 1 said to me "Williams, file to the left, arrived on Sunday direct from Washington City, Dr. D. left his wife on Tuesday with relatives and proceeded to Texas, where he has some experimenting in cotton diseases to look after. These experiments, to put in shape, may consume two weeks or more. The Texas planters suffered very much the last two years with some peculiar disease attacking the cotton before it had made but little growth.

It is considered probable to antagonize this condition by treating th seed before planting --Mrs. Edwin McCartney of Mo bile, is visiting her mother at We snail soon be able to write Prairieville (with a big P) for It is a fixed fact "that we are to have a postoflice, a mail twice a day, (just and march as near as you can nt a right angle to this road until the or Fmemfcms in the South. TH) 60QH TO DALLAS der is passed down the line to halt; then yon will front, and dress on the right." I suppose we marched a half mile through the dense undergrowth, when the order to halt came down the line. The next order passed down the line was to load. By our unique plan, on can buy a piano or organ of the highest quality at a fair price on ency pay-nientB, avoiding all lisk of bung imposed upon.

Our cstalnguee for the asking and for a personal tter containing lewest price and explained how easy it is to of ns (6ivmfjr.tfs'.y-or)fcftTty pajmeui if yon wish) even if yon live in tha most remote city or village in Ike United States. As ere tremendously overstocked, we are offering Special Induccmen is to reduce onr slot k. 'A guaran tie satisfaction or the instrument may bo returm atonr expeiiceior r.ilway freights both ways. Your old piano taken as part pay it jcu wish. Let ns explaiu mi cnange, on Veterans The stillness was di-atb-like, but Will I eial Tral and tiffin, Sale ari SMte i ifrom Chattanooga i nterrneaiate points.

Shdild to taint or it witnout let or hind ranee. Mr. E. D. Davis is to be postmns ter and the office will be in the store ot Davis Bros.

This certainly will be ft great comfort, even a luxury, to those of ns who have so ttiroueVurvlce to Dallas will also be run from Kl tucltv and Tsontata points. First class teams Stop Overs at low rates. en fite are allowed on when that order came a noise that you cannot imagine, was made wben ten thousand ramrods were dropped into ten thousand guns. I can see the old company as tbey placed the muzzle of their guns and blew into them to see if the tubes were open. I can see them as they brought their cap and cartridge box mo to the front, so as to load as fast as possible, and can see them as they rested their hands on the muzzle of their guns Jwaiting for the order to move forward.

I will say to the children and grand children of my old comrades that there was not a tremor of fear; every one was as cheerful as if going on a dress parade. While we were waiting for Gen. Johnston's division to get into position, which I think was about a halt hour, we were 1 1. A 1 (7 Ana Special attention Leading Piano and Organ House in Alabaml 26 Dexter Avenue, Mo gomei Q. MC tickets.

Choice of routes via New Orleans or Shreveport. Ask Tide! Agents Queen ft Crescent Rmte atut rtet ind schedules. Freemapi I.I long been deprived of it. The paramount thing now for this section is good roaas. If only cement could bo cheapened till its use here could give ns cement blocks to pnve onr way out of these ruts and boggy holes What a ohange would then come about BOX.

Chicago capitalists are making an investijraton at Epes, with a view of establishing a fertilizer fact ry to cost $1,000,000. to the traveling public. for his views ou the questions of holding a Democratic white primary for the nomination of State officials and replied: "I am for the primary. It is fair, and there is no longer any reason for not having it. We want nominations made by some method under which every Democrat's vote counts the same.

The people are weary of inequalties as among white men, and to my way of thinking they are demanding the primary. An occasional citizen is found who has some reason to give for the old convention plan, but the people are letting their wishes be known clearly enough. Iu my opinion, unless the committee yields to thej wishes of the people and orders ai TINNING mtn arwvnp Mil) SWI U1Q ievc, nt. i.Mfi Mti, otneitf nati. 4.

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KiMCAaaoH, 'fl MNAMI. CN'l (M ACT. mum All kinds of Tin work done with .1 i BEST 1 1 V. EVERY 6AOK n. The New York Independent says New Jersey begins well with, an appropriation of $10,000 to experiment on the suppression of its raostfamoug live product, the mosquito.

Massachusetts has spent many times that amount EED promptness and neatness ROOFING and Repair Work will be given special attention. Give me a call. My shop ca a be fonnd in the rear of building occupied by MrJaaRDear. I am prepared to do yoor PLUMBING on short notice. Roof.

Painting ,1 lerva woi would say Mono, wnen you are Kiuea inis evening I will send Miss picture and letters back to her, with ore of your beautiful curls enclosed." Another would say, "Old fellow, I'll be on the detail to bury you eta You. may think we were a heathen set, bnt I will say there was never a nobler, braver or more generous-hearted set of men on earth than old Company Thej above jests may be considered tough, but if you will ask Comrades Brit- Horse i to destroy the Gypsy motb, a much less Intolerable nuisance. We are Get the novel discovery PIGEON MILK Injectjioli. its action is magical, Pre-veuts 'stfiotUTe. All complete to be carried 111 vest pocket.

Sure preventative I k-rt by mail in plain package prepaldoii receipt of price. $1.00 per box; 3 or $2.50. fttEEKSBOBO PHARMACY tfi l- I 1 VI also done. 1 carry both the black and The that I CORN I general primary there will be trouble for the Democratic party. The committee will make a most etrious mistake." learning that such inflictions are not to be.endured.

They are no joke, and we can conquer them and ought to." red Mineral Paints. Wm PEARSON CC YS..