Tf'e t*D6?B.
iflUKLOW S. CARTER,
KIM I'JK AND MAN AO UK .
rS8l7Kl> WKOS IM?AY AND SATIIKIiAY
SUliSUJtll'l' ION $1 ae I'KI' YK \ K
liMTuaister En. (J July 1U 11MI5.
Farmer* a iciik's al Fljjhi and
Pleasant Valley
l'lic tanners all over the canity
should attend the Farmers' Insti111
t?ss u? Pleasant Valley duly 2isl
and at Kl^in July 25th. They are
l\i'/ki\a I n '? n t I . 1 ? ? 1 A' - ' -
in vi'iii III^ i?I iiii-.II pmvoi 101 nig
picnics on lh i oeea-ions
Through the olforti of Mr Joe
Bailee at former pin-.*, and Mr.
Geo, F. Ferguson at the latter,
both progressive young f ifincru,
the so institute- have been invultiuhlo
to the farmer- who attended
thotn. Kvorv farmer should attend
tliom. Curry well filled
basket
The War.
ri:o fighting in the Fist during
the past week has apparently
boon eonfimd to the Island of
Sakhalin, the Japanese being engaged
in driving the Russian soldiers
from point to point, with u
view, apparently, of taking posaea-nin
of the ontite inland. The
occupancy of this island is colli
sidered .?f importance, vs being
the only Russian territory that
Jo >in h i- taken News from the
.Fapme.-e ai iny in Manchuria is
to the i.ll'eot that General Line
vitrh s rep' rtod intention to attack
(>yuma's* forces ha* appar?
ently boon abandoned, and that
th Ku<<mn commander inot
strictly on tbc defensive. ilieio
nro reports of opidemics and contagion
diseases among the Russian
ttoops hut these are not confirmed.
The rainy season in
Manchuria is expected do put the
roads in such condition thai active
operations will bo next to
unpossible, so that even though
an armistice is not agreed upon,no
extensive operations are likely in
the near future.
The ponce envoys or most of
them, nro now en route to Washington.
It has bson settled thnt
they will hold their sessions at
Portsmouth N. II.?Charlotte
/ VI -
vsoBurvcr.
Graft in Dispensary.
(from the Edgefield Advertiser(
It has been suspected for sonic
time that certain liquor dealers i
who Ht'll their goods to the State
dispensary were paying tlio coun
ty dispensers to push their brands
of liquor Commissioner Tutuiii
has made a discovery which proves
that there was ground for suspicion,
He has found that some
cases of goods contained a greater
number of bo ttfes than were billed
to or paid for by the State dispensary.
Tins excess would become
the property of the county
dispenser to whom the whiskey
was shipped, who would either
drink it or sell it and put the
money in his pocket, instead of
the cash drawer. On opening
the cases of whiskey that yet remained
in the State dispensary
Mr. Tutuni found #3,000 worth
af whiskey that had not been invoiced.
It is then a fact that some county
dispensjrs have been paid
thousands - l dollars to lnciease
the sales of certain brands of
liquor, and u> a matter of course,
this money was taken out of the
quality of the liquor. If this
form of graft has been conducted
in the broad opan daylight, so
to speak, think of what probably
has been done in the dark hours
and in "executive so.ssit?ns."
I'.iy your subscription.
Keivliaw Ki a.
? Mariiod, Sunday, July iG,
l'J05, l?y J. W. Hanicl, notary
puMic. Mr. K J Si in to Miss.
Sarah 11 l:is. n. hoth of Fork 11 ill 1
socti >11.
? Mr. \V. N ?rm tu i 1 iiton tin.1
daughter, Miss Sara, ate visitiu-r
a son of Mi Hilton near I'ale;-t
lli', l\ A.IS.
? Mi?b Stella It ? Idvy, of tho
Lanra-tet telephone cuntrai ollici',
spent all of 1 a-t w ?rk in Ivors haw
with her si.Our, M's-i lt.'ssjc R ?ddey.
? Miss Annio Jenkins, a tminc
1 norse from It ok Hill, is nur-itio
the chiMran of Mr. A. '.Jell'
(ircj?or\, who ait' -iek with typhoitl
t'ewr.
Mrs. 10. Brasington anil little
daupdi'cr Annio left Saturday
for n stay at I'inJmout and Clove
land Spiin^a.
- t he Hanoin^ R nk Sunday
School will observe Children'-day
next Sat iird.ov- oorttl iiwr ?'' '
will have a pic-nic in connect ion.
?Mr..I. C Cook of Kershaw,
was married at Taxihaw sundny
to Miss Mattie Masscv, daughter
ot Mi 11. 15 Masf-ey, Rev. R J
I'lnckmon, officiating j
?C> -4 I
? Albert Miller, tlie negro who I
shot his wife near Rock Hill
Thursday was captured at Lexington.
N C\, Sunday.
o? rj v?
?That strange varmint, which
whs last week reported at large in
the Price's Mill neighborhood,
has sines been ciptu'ed, together
with its brood of y-umg varmint*.
Old hunters say thit it is undoubtedly
u wolf, while others
contend that it is only a stray
shepherd <1 ?g -Waxha-v Enterprise.
The Raleigh dispensary, the
great moral institution the church
established in that city for the
furtherance of the temperance
cause, reaped only fourteen
thousand dollars profits from the
side of liquors during the past
quarter. That is temperance with
a hig T.?Waxhaw Enterprise.
? Quite a large catch of rata
happened at the C. 6L N.-W. depot
in a peculiar manner last
Tueaduy and Wednesday nights.
During Wednesday afternoon the
agent noticed somo rats in some
traps that had been consigned the
Yorkville Hardware company, and
which had broken loose from flie
crates in which they had been
shipped. Taking the hint front
circumstances, other traps were
placed so the rats could got into
them, and on Wednesday morning
it was found that the various
traps contained fortv-thtoo rats ?
| Yorkville Enquirer.
A woman liken to have u nun
tell her thai he thinks her feet are
at least two sizes smaller than he
thinks they are.
13 Children in 17 Years.
Cleveland Lender.
By the arrival of twins at the
homo of Mr. ami Mrs. Michael
Killer, in Lima, tho roof now
shelters a family modeled in eon- 1
formity to President Roosevelt's 1
molt radical ideas of true Americanism.
Though imwricd hut
seventeen years Mrs. Killer is the 1
mother of thirteen children, '.he
ages of the offspnng ranging from j
two days to sixteen years.
\ r\ x? a r o </< ?
1 il l/Oli V I //A 1.%/ "*>.
The proprietors o i Foloy's ^
Honey nr.d i ar cU? not advertise
this as a "-.lire cure for consumption."
Tliev do not claim it will '
cure this iiicad complaint in ad? t
vanced cu.-es, hut do positively j
assort that il. will euro in tlio car- j
lier stub's and never fails to give
comfort and relief in the wor.-t
cases. Foley's llonoy and Tar is 1
without d uiht the proatost Ihroat '
and lung remedy. Refuse suh- (
stitntes. S>>1 I l>y Fundcrhuik ,
Pharmacy. j j
COTTON CAtfT BE RAISED
FOR LESS THAN TEN
CENTS.
Mr. II. S. Lipscomb and Mr.
Ilarvia Jordmi 1)ikou?*h the
o >or Price.
I n Hi j DMitni- ?>1'Tlio Slate:
Dear sit: Kudosed herewith
please tind a correspondence bo
twoeii myself and Hon. Harvie
Jnr?|on, president of the Southern
Cotton association, which please
print and jiroitly oblige,
Yours truly,
11. S. Lipscomb.
Trough, July 1 f?.
Mr. Lipscomb's Letter.
Trough, S. C., July 10, 1005.
Hon. 11 irvie lordun, president,
Atlanta, (la.
P.uir Si;: I hog to eull to
yonr sittcntion that 1 see in the
mwspupcrs that No.v York auihoriles
on cotton claim that yonr
ndviping tlie farmers to n*?l 1 at ten
c uits caused a break in the market
.
1 am re re tin* nice resolution
intr >du?.vd hy me in our county
convention the 3rd in?t., expressing
our gratitude to yai and other
officers, both State and national,
for the wise and patriotic way
in vhieh the interest of lh* entire
county litis been served,- should
-!i >\v to you th it I am not a fault
folder, hot to congratulate y? u,
inyst 11" and the c nmtry tit largo
that, with your leadership, wo
have met and vanquished the foe
ou' set tit liberty their eapitives
i I slaves, the southerfcpcopln
i May I tisk did it- ever occur to
voti that we cannot grojr cotton at
>
10 cents per pound and. pay over
50 cots a day for labor? In your
good judgment is not 75 to $1
cheap for a day's work and the
man * board himbcif? At these
prices for labor, cotton cannot be
grown for less than 15 to 20 cents
per pound.
If you remember, so high authority
as A. Britton, president of
the New Orleans cotton exchange,
and Col. Ilohson of Merrimac
fame ? the latter knowing China,
India and the islands of tho seas
as you kco v gran ' old Cieoegia?
both declared before the New Orleans
cotton convention that cotton
as an article of clothing to the
world is cheap at 20 cents per
pound.
Yours very truly,
II. 8. Lipscomb.
Mr. Jordan's Kepi v.
Atlanta, Gu., .Inly 12,1005.
Mr. II. S. Lipscomb.
Trough, S. C.
Dear Sir: 1 am today in receipt
of your favor of tho 10th
inst., and in reply bog to say thut
the article which I wrote emphasizing
a minimum price of 10
cents to ho followed by a slow
movement of the crop during the
next two months was in accord,
tince with a resolution passed while
the association was in session at
Memphis. If wo should make an
ii.OOO.OoO bale crop, th?n I do
think i2 cents per pound would
be a high price for cotton. If
we do not make over 10,000,000
bales, then it is rather difficult to
4ay just how high the price of
JOtton will go. I feel assured
from present bad crop prospects
that if the farmers do not become
:imid an 1 soil their cotton for fu;urc
delivery at prosont priocs,
they will nil receive much righer
prices during tho fall than obtain
it tho present time.
I desire to thank you very
much for your kind expressions
n regard to tho work of the asso;iation,
and for tho resolution
which you have introduced and
passed in your county cotton con
*
>
man, was sentenced to <j months
in the peniten iary or pay a tin<
of $500 for an assault on \V T
Haskins, his neighbor, while under
the influence of whiskey.
Sound Kidneys are safeguards
| of life Make the Kidneys healthy
I with Foley '* Kidney Cure. Sold
by Funderburk Pharmacy.
.1 . i? it i?r??r~riT??wrfi?w?m^wt1ign'>rT-nrr
Vt! '.tii>11 i'n July 8 d. It is highly
iniportnt t that t' y munbetahip uf
the assoei ?<i >n fehnuld now buitd
tip as rapidly : s p.ienihiu in ordci
that we iivv bo aula I > present >i
s'tv.;^ m. i a >liil front on the
iir^t ? f S< ptciuhcr wlion tho new
crop begin-* to nii>ve.
Votil's v>*I y truly,
1 lai vie Jin il in,
l*i i-sidcut.
South Carolina News.
(Specials to rint Slate |
1). F. 11 tlen Fell dead W bib'
Conducting a prayer Meeting
Service.
Spartaiibui g, July 17.-Just its he
hud concluded ? talk i > the |>'ayermccting
at Green Street
tist church tonight, and had callid
on some one to lead in prayer
13. F. ll.ilvn was fatally wounded
and suddenlyexi?iicd. Ilisdeull
occured as *hc evening service
was being concluded.
He was 49 years old and hi*
wife and four children survive him
He catne to Spartaub ng eight
years ago and worked in the clot 1
room of tin* *4nnt-r 1...;u
. VUIIUUI^ 1111112
I until his health gava away twn
I years back. He was a zealous
I m cm bet' of the Green Street
Ichurch and active in all religion?
I efforts.
Another Arrest Made in New
Sumter Case.
Sumter, July 17. ? ]esso wilson,
another negro, was arrested
I at y'o'clock this morning in
I connection with the attempted cii
I minul assault on a young lady at
New Sumter yesterdayi Ho was
caught tho niglit before breaking
I into a house near Muyesvillc.
I lie escaped from the Clurcndon
county chaingang about two
I weeks ago. lie had served 15
I months of u four years' sentence
I for assault and battery with in
I tent to kill
I Ilis ciotliiug, cap and ri d-atripe<!
I shirt were identified by the lady
land the little girl who was with
I her at the time, and a negro te >I
tided to having seen him in that
I neighborhood 011 Sunday.
Four Negros Wounded at li n.
beeuo in Cherokee.
I Jonosville, ,Juiy 17 ?Saturday
I at a negro barbecue near Grindiil
I in Cherokee c maty a slio ding ufI
fair ocucrred in which four negroes
I weio wounded. Two of ilium
I came here Satui day night for iiumII
Iuitl aid. None of the wounded
I is aerions.
J One woeli ago within ub.mt
I two millh of the 9'une p'acc at a
I negro church where services were
I being held, a similar affair took
I place in which three negroes were
I wounded, one fatally.
1 Warrants have boon lssiu-d but
I no nrrestshave hern made.
Negro Church Burned,
j Laurens, July 17. ? Mt Zion,
lone of the Inrgo^t colored Baptist
I churches in the county, located
I about six miles west of the city,
I wmh totally destroyed by lira la'e
I 5
ouKiiun^ infill.
It is understood that the m i; hers
have tit en wra^hi o over the
business mara^'inent of the
chmc' 1 f??r soma time at.d the belief
seems to have t-con strong in
the vicinity that the fire was of
incendiary origin and that on? or
ilio other of tho factions in tl-e
church is responsible for the up
p'ieatiou of the tor eh.
? K B Mol?ley, a young whi'c
ftts&6'uf aos of R(
!; . - ^ i
i
At f. ?.l . c.i mifl iit.!?. lion j1
.-i .1 i- < I. N - 53. A. !?\ '
\l., '" i i. it i '? - i ,) .!l I ' . of
Juuf, 15)05. Mi*' ? ?i!'>uii' roso-5
1i ]' 111 . t s \ ! ;; r ri j: i 11 111 I , ; 111 t
I
; f
BKN* i \ i>; K '?ILUCK,
: . 11 ? \ .'ji.tv -Ih it r \| :^ iii mid
; en., i ' t v | i's* t M h ; ! v,
i , !
i Ml I * ' > t? *11 ( . ' i |j |) C.?||!?1 V ,
] 'i? t:, S- ?i''. > i i tiit"! ?i i'is
j 111 iill' ' ? I 't" I >l v r, iif I. MHO'S tiff
i <" i!i- 21 ? <! -.f A i'' i1, 1905. ,
| \!'l| t w; ? )?ij) ! \ ?'<r??Pl|)' H y
j 111 ? m? I, ? 1 iv, r.T iii'inv
v.- ti-v. t't <MIMiil
i .MO ; ? I I'l'i ? U I il?'
* * it ' v 1 i-. lit ; !!< ' ; t
/. ?iv i -? vi i .! i-A-'isi ?.v it-i u
.. t I !l ! ' !!" '1 U <o of Iv i't
> : (i iiiii i . th : .'uiihto
of t ^ M in proved
Inib i i ii ".* ;! . 1 . ili r:i? ?11
1 rcpl'Om . l.i vO . i . > i. i i r
'Jlf'l I : i* :i I ; II .. !.? : I ti ! : ?'?? of
it is n? ! . ' >' ( - * ii t rl''oil 1
i? It. th?';if"ii . iv?"lv ri, tl) it
1 t*11- 1 j f ,o\ ml -1 ul i '.i.o vtl
' litoUs "li t: \ " ?f - 1 nIe
1 Broth* i 15 i j 'iiin ! " M>:ii.-r,l ?<r.
f.,..- .1.1.
ivuvimi % !? *? li'? -"U lit!* Illfllb (M
' his df.it,'i with profound sctow,
R 'v> i! t"isr*h.M tiifit, .'S a
h I
token <?i !*!- ?i ? ?<;? i hi ink r.'i ;"- of
the Dill*Ute.-i i.;ii to his
rnoiYuu y ii i!mi 'ho isierr-tury
tninsiviit ?? cop\ of '.hi*. Pvauuhlu
and tlu-sfj Resolutions t > the
family if the dec-used
I CLAUDE \VI 1 HERSPOON, (
( a hi?.! 111 v e.steoir< d Master X! ^on
and n ui.'tnli.'i' of this Radge, departed
tins life on ''io >1 bay
, of April, li)05. Br ther Withr
tirsp'ion '-va? an u-.ri ?hi m ?;
ri'irn md a true ur.ri
( faithful md ftii ti 1 nod broth;r <
and hy hi- d. at.h ihis common'
' <
ity li is sustained a soriou- lw>i
) Therefore, be i*. resolved, that .
in tljH dc; th of 1 >r?>t :t t With6r.-[,o>m
tin* Lodge ha:? lufct a '
valii?-d m-tiibcr, ivIiom; death, we ^
all deplore.
l< sulvnd further, that, as a 1
' ^ J
ur-minuto of res pi rf , a blank
, i
page of our iiiiiri' b> dvdicat- ,
?'d to hi? memory ami that the ?
Sm'-ielary trau-nut I ? his family (
. i copy of this Preamble and ,
these Resolutions.
JOHN A \1IlLER.
I was raised to thu sublime, do.
grre of a Master M-e-.n in this c
l Rodt?e nil the 17th d 1} of A |>l li, 1
1002 He his alliiiatid as a ^
member i:i good standing from 0
that time until the flit of his l
death, \vl ieh oeenuud on the
a
2.10 day of YJ ?v, 10 jo lie died f,
in the prime ->i Ine nail hy
his fellow citizens.
15 it, t her<-f nic-, . v ! Mi at j
this Rouge has Iny.i-.l of the
death of Br i Jim \. Millar j
with deep m>:io-v ni d lh .t it
has lost a useful mein'ifr. e
Resolved, bp Mo r, that a
blank pago o' rh.? mtnu "s be "
devoto 1 tihii hi mi ii'v ? !<) tiui sj
a copy of t!?is P ream I le and
these Resolutions be sent to his
widow. c
JOHN E. WELSH,
1 )I3t%TINrI\
I .nnciiNter S. f.
Z P/" Of lice in tear ?-l Fundmhnrk
Pharmacy.
July 1, 11)05. 2
-? - ' *l r I I I ' 'III II?1?
Slate of South Carolina. "
c<)t; N rv (>v L \ NoAS l ER,
, 1
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' r
* NVHKUKaS, c, < I.auenty mi <lo j
m?iit to uie, to l'i t'll hint f ?<l ^
mlnWtrni'on of lh?- t<* of u: d rf
ft* ts Kniiu A Ml ier,
l ?I !*> K i\ HI' TMKttK O!'.' oj
Ci'l n J i I a 111 ?l.: ! t <i I :d - ! (? - HI ItlO
d aiul i'iI o s j-i i I'.IIIIII I s"
A M I rill* o *< 1 t ' |i?i'\ !i ;?:11?.j at
|ih?? lirnuv i u ! ; tfii <mii i i f I'lO (J
tail' . !?? I?? la-'d a* i, to. io ' i' *' o
8u 111 il y Ju'y -18 li i xi a'U i j uh*
Mention ther of, at i! ?.<?k "-To n c
forenoon, toaiiow . n-c, n a< v t!o.\
have, why aid idnr . j t.i i a -li hi ? j
ii'?i |?a grunted,
(liven u ml i-r mi; Mm <1 ilii 1'iti. day! '
of July Ann * Doni . i IM?*>
.f M Mt ?'m i i
l'rotiute Judgri i'J
?? ~ . ?'
^ "'"ON \\'M<At\[lVl . * -k
I iv. r- oy .1 rtfUi'iCo myself a f\m -r
filiate i.-r i < i! < \n t?> ill*-1 ?-fticW *
>' public . t'li-, wvi^isv fll t.aiv
roster, S ( I I* NisbO.
1 i ere by .iMii 'iinco myself a
indiil.ite for tin office of Public
toll ?m i:;! ci .it I. iy^ a?t?'i C II.
"a J llaily.
Mice to Debtors an-l Creditors
of L'?. F. Miliar. Deceased.
! i * 'i * vl.? u til ?i 'h!
: i ,i! ' ;; V M i' ! :i .<><I.
V 'I |:'?S- : f ) i:| |lf iVfil t-i
lli.it >1 . ? ! Ii?r I-II *?> ! t ; It; 111 111!
- ?!:? . ,n;? l?r? I t> - l it wil l
v iixin ili'i'i' p ly n n<<t ti?*aiiu>
i < i. t iy,
i y t> " v .s <i ni n i r i<i)i.
telicc to Debtors and tirediters
Of J. ft. Siller. Dee'd
v I I i. i / i agains
e ? ( <>:111 \ \1 illi-r, (li.cu-cil,
j ; I rt tit ! fu'ln ll HjH'I'i | ?> ? I II I >
iii? 11mil r?i;.'lit ti ft.i" ; u< in in ; din! nil
t s ill.! Moil to Mini Stall Will
. ilU.il iljd'i j? IV I'ill i?f I III1 Millie
ii. i . i/ /. ni'.v,
! . * 'i .'i\v . A tl hi i >i is" i t?*?>.r
uniyewSty
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u : i' a it T m i: n t s.
lifl'i'i ill*. I 'll iilltVPIIL', *
I?rtt-iu ? ?*. !is\v,
V < liic'it.i I'lnii inuvy,
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?! r? .i ml-s. gymnasium,
V, M. <.*. miltling,
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I niy 10 \
Notice of Election.
I'm: iM'it l?i in u*l o!" III ? I.-i; s! e ui i-mi
lefti 'ii will \> Ii. : 1 . Ii.* following
.r.iWH, viz: ! i.tiit--iMln. '! II , !Icit!| Spring*
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Ottoi. wt'iglii'i' tor t-U'-h of t!it? nhovi- niiilipil
il.ico . oIIh open ut 8 o'olo.ik a in itmV
ose at -i o'o!oiv< |i iii. A.i ([ii.i-iititi! v<> t-rs
<-iitiiI?'?l in vote i"n? to'.l iwing ni.-tniior?
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Uuick Delivery,
Low Priens, and extra (Quality
if (in1 -!- i re w inning us trade.
Look I lore !
Hiey 5 cents per quui >.
H si (jMituilu1 od Sugar 15 Ib.?.
Ul $ 1.
Ct (tee, 15, 2u and 25 cents.
Ccnnod Peaches Post quality
5 cent.-; good quality 15 cents. '
French Wan lino#?Yawl Dlub,
F ei nts: Milan & Cio, 15 ronts.
13^ Tobaccos and CigarR--fi
ill line. ' 'nine to us f ?r a good
tcw or smoke.
lo You Bat i^cat ?
Sliced Hani, Nice- Beef?Roast
r Steak, Breakfast Strips, Pork
uisag- in pickled vinegar. We
e headqu irt us for everything in .
ic meat line.
V KCrCTAltr.KS.
Voget ihlcs f<<i dinner. Onr's
the pie. e to get them fresh
'cry
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