The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, February 16, 1898, Image 4
The Spartan
CHAS. PETTY, Editor and Proprietor
Wedueaday, February 10, 1898.
Spain has not appointed a successor
t ? Lie Lome j?'.
Congress ia pegging avr j.y on Cuba
ud Hawaii, bill they do not serin to
b? making much head way.
T)oes any one with the offlcs of Lieu
ien?ut?uoveruorr i* ominaiionB are
now in ord? r.
An explosion took place in Pittsburg,
Pa., last week, by which 31 persons
were killed and six others missing,
Lu?ti ert, the Chicago saimige maker,
ai d wife killer, whb found guilty of
JLauslaughter and sentenced fo prison
for life.
Henna's and McKlnley's wave of
pr perity has not opened uo the New
Engl ind Cotton mil's yet. They have
b?en idle a mouth.
There st-ems to have bsen more
politics and nsaueuvt ring for offlse in
the South Carolina Legislat ure than
profitable legislation.
The English Parliament was foimally
o; ened last Tuesday. The Queen's
speech was read. The Priuce of Wales
and Dake of York were present.
The announced candidates for Governor
are 8enator Archer, Governor
Ellerbe, O. T. Schumnert, Geo. H. Tillman
and R. B. Watson. Still there is
room for more.
The Bowery Savings Bank of New
Yr?rlr Kau 11 O (UlA ()an/\eitAMa T*i-*a
* v* " S-fWr. AAUfVVV UU|?V?HVIB. XUf Alow
York Chemical Bank stock is worth
more than $4,000 a shar-', the par value
ot which is $100.
Bre'r McKinley is very quiet in regard
to the harsh criticism of De Lome.
Be seems to be willing to let the whole
matter drop. He may be afraid that
Be Lome will prove the charge to be
trne.
We cannot allow auy, "furrlners" to
come over here in an official capacity
from the effete monarchies of the ol i
world and abuse our President. That
privilege is reserved for Democrats on
this side.
. pn|nm?-'i- AIL ..
there may be another "March Co
vention," to straighten ont the tungli
skein of Reform politics. That cann
be done with u convention every rnou
in the year.
Alien D. Candler will have opposite
in his race for Governer. He wrota
letter in which ho abused Govern
Atkinson and the people who elect
him, and that haa raised up decid
opposition to Cacd.er.
Prof. J. C. Lang'ton, principal of t
public school at Ea*ly, shot and sevei
wounded L. K. Kelley, who had a s
-at the school. They had a quar
about the contingent fee. Langst
ie from Georgia and Kelly was former
in business in Greenville.
The News and Courier correspond*
frotu.St. Matthews Orangeburg Count
says that the farmers will not redu
the cotton acreage uud that they w
hay about as much gusno mm uku
If farmers generally adopt thnt pi
they may expect 4-cent cotton n?
fall.
E. B. Wesley will get possession
Agricultural hall in Columbia. T
lent for all these years amounts
91Q,UUU IU( Hum lur wiiiuu mo nan n
b.d off. The Hoard of Central is p
piling to move to a large wareboi
ucar the Union depot, where the r<
will be cheaper and there will be
expense for d'ayag*.
Pit'Bburg, Ha. baa been visPed by
fital ex pi onion of whi?k?y which hi
out the Mulbt rry elluy wall with ti
rible resnbs. Policemen, ne'rspai
id,n it- a, liretu* n and others were
i.u i.liey ai d many are snppeeed
have been waugbt by th ? falling we
Ruin r has it that f t least 25 or 50 u
are still under the debris.
In the inter?Ht of purity the You
W. ineu'H christian Temperance Un
of New Jersey lias pas.ttd res"lnt{<
denouncing th* use of the bicyel
alagle or tandem?on 8uod ty uml
members have pledged them?e*!ve"
to go t iding on that day. Tie/ > ,
declare themselves Hgtim-t. UIj I
lversity, bec*if-e liquor U e ?ld in eix
nix l)?r room" wiilitn two ? locks oi
cenpns, and pr noise 10 ell ti
iDlluenc* to oistaude their brct'*
and other joiujh' m-n f oiu en'er
oi ou a course it that iosihutiou.
Dave Harris, a quiet, well-behaved
negro, about tlv# miles from Greenwood,
was called to bis door last Saturday
night and shot and instantly
killed. It is suppc s?d that white men
committed the murder. No tfTo?t
will be mide to c**ct? them because it
was only a neero killed. Of lourse they
shot him by accident or in sell-defense.
"No word applied to newspapers is so
much abused ?s 'sensationalism,' "says
Stephea O'Meara, editor of the Boeton
Journal. "Let in have a correct definition.
If you wean head-lines, tbsre is
uo more sense in callim? them sensational
than lu condemning dry gocds
dealers for displaying their good* to tLa
best ad van t t^e." This is putting tl
matter sensibly and compactly.
Ths Dreyfus matter i? creating greet
interest in Paris, which city is France
when it comes to s >cial or gov* rumeutsl
question*. Dreyfus was accused and convicted
of turning over certain important
State sserets to another Government,
said to be the German. He was imprisoned
for life. Zola, author, editor
and literary man, severely criticised
some officials of the Government. He
is now on trial.
MiniB'er De Liome, of 8puin, wrots a
letter to a friend io hi* own country
on the Cuban situation. In that hi*
criticisms of lleKiuley was bo severe
that his resignation was necessary. In
.mo way the latter ware stolen and
wade pnblio. But the affair has ended
in a peaceable manner. President
kfcKinley is wi'iing to let the matter
drop, so peace prevails again.
Spain is resenting what she cons'ders
the interferense of the United States in
her Cuban affair*. The eabinst has
prepared a diplomatic letter in reply
to certain propositions made by our
Government last Dsrember. The letter
has not been made public, but it is
believed that Spain in a moat polite
manner in'orms President McKinley
tbat it would be m)re beeomiug in bim
to attend to his own business.
A Jawbone Campaign.
A few da) s ago, a citizen of the
eonnty was apt eking of the race for
Governor. The merits, or as is nsual the
( uieriiii vi mo canaiaaiti were die
casf-ed. Something was said aboat the
backbone or want of it in certain candidatev.
The citiz-n said:
"This is going to be a campaign in
which the jawbone will play a very
iinporfnut part and the candidate who
has a weak one will be left bebiad."
u 111 f mil' . 1 ,
n- two Fighter* li the Ring.
ed ,
ot The Atlanta Journal of Monday sa
The aunouuc 111 ?ut of Jadge Bpen
K. Atkinson that he wonld outer
contest for tlie Democratic nomiuat
on for Governor, published in Baturda
a Jonmal, has made politics the ct
or subject of conversation and newspa
ed comment throughout Georgia.
ed Both Candler and Atkinson hi
strong reputations as fighters, and <
of the liveliest contests in the hiit
he of Georgia politics is eipected.
ly ~
Joe Ballev Leads.
re 1 "
oll Washington, Feb. 14.?Mr. Bailey
.jj Taxes, the loader of the Democrat*
the House of Kepr-sentatives, ie dt
entrench'am himself in his position, i
the opinion is ^en-rel among Dai
t v crate that if they carry the next Hoi
' * and thsy seem positive of it now, i
ICO 1
'ill l>e '#cte^ &P**aker.
, There is practically no opposltioi
i im. What little there was is dv
dliOtf end he thrown stronger daily,
has shown himself duriux the rec
1 debates in the House to he pooses*e(
much more (food, sound sense tl
?' even his friends ever g?v? him cri
e for. The opp>'siciOQ is divided, and
friends say he will win in a walk.
ras
re* Condition Powders for Horses.
i*e
mt A v?-t*r narian was once asked
DO pr scribe a good condition powder
uiu-dovn horses, and this was hit
ply: "Bound outs, 100 pounds; wl
n hr in, 50 poun is, and linseed oil,
*W Do 11 litis. Mix W-l I ami imrn
tr~ noon auJ night in doses of about I
?er quarts to a meal." Horses wsil
,n properly groom?ri, * xercised or worl
To rarely require medicine, althougl
tli*-y are more or I?h* subjeet to
|f,? ranged Uidue>? and torpid liver
fo lowfng toi in may be g>v.-n ore s
t.l y to advantage. Mix with the |
mentioned, a tab;espoouful of the
loo lowing mixiure: (Jiugrr and g.-iji
[)bR each 0 ooucrs; powdtneil sin phut
*' iron, 4 ounces, and feuugre. k re
'* ounces. This is u simple remedy
, 01 will generally tone up tie systei
l'!,? the proper st n.d xrd.
ty* Th< tnasrille. On., Fe ?. II.? l,il
tiie H <uim. sister of Marcus Hauna,
nir in rr.i'd here ioo;.y nr. t? o'clock t
ers Pre ities Osl Iwiu. K .fi pur1 ie?
hg Ir m Jlevelvitid, Ohio. Th; l;:nl
43 j oil. s old, cue gto^m 2d.
The State ConS#M'lon ot the Ti M- C
. met in ColaiuHjP** laet week. The
had a large iium|^B)ar of delegates and
most profitable Hjltod intrreatlug meet
W^Wiing.
My two girl J^H[i?ren? 14 to 17 year
old, have left bofll6 without l>* ruiissiou
Their n'.mes araB*1'*2'? Mapsy aDd Patri
Tli sley. ! hort tHJy warn all pereoDs n<>
to eino'oy theniHB01* give them ghelte
and a home. aHIv information abou
them will he received. The?
ere colored obiIdBjEen' *"*' I live with E
U. D. Watson lier". ffg* An
clior. P O "PWlLLIS T1NSLKY,
Feb. 18, 1888. Ff>?
ForeclosmK? of Mortgage.
J. m. cvbttluivakft I mortoagk
J. N. Cui d. Bp ' > Rkal Estatk.
statu ok ?jd<<utrf"carojljna,
County oflfo vpartanuuro.
By virtue of aiW^orltv err nted in tbi
mortira^re, dne |P.?knowledsremw)t hav
in?< been m?de Ijr amount of deb
at-eordine to law^WoJ will sell to thehich
est bidder at St)Ji^?.aDb?rg Court Hous?
-u the first 1d March, 1898
within the bonrs <>' sale
all to at t r&^flT ?' land ,u saic
connty and OQ the wt'tri
of Pacolet RIv^?> and Cherokee Cr? ek
beui)d?d by ?t said river
being the Und^B *''wn a* the Genre*
McAfee l?Dd, t^?MEul* deeded by h?n
to Jolia E. Norri^B*3^ NV- Anderson ant
W. N. Ander8ou]?land b>' thein dreiJec
to J. M. 0'8uU?~frao? eontainlrs: tbre?
hundred and thWjJy'00* sere*, more 01
|ph". For a tuer^B* Porticolar dskciipi ini
of said land see tjPWl* uiortirage r?-c"rded
io office or the ci?-4** ot tbe <*>utt of said
County and Stat?*1) Book 23, paue 5
Terms of sale, ? *,b. Pa,""baf?f to paj
for papers. I?. J. N. CUDD,
Feb 12, 1898. N Mortgagee.
Teacher's Rfixaminatiou.
The next exa?>4"?^,Datlon of teacheri
will be held a? 4Spartanburg Courl
House on FrldCjJ aDd Saturday, ths
18th and 16th of?^f*br?atT? 1898.
White applica^?** *id ??1? Frl
day, the 18th, a^?d colored on Saturday.
the 19th. JHK?, .
Examinations j^?^'l b*fh* At 9 o'olosk
a. ui. each day. HH ? '
1 B. CHAPMAN.
Chalrm^Hp*B?"rri Education.
INTERNAL RB^BfeNUE SERVICE,
( Distriot^V' Sooth Carolina,
< dbpxty ^ lollkctor's office,
) j JKn?ry 81, 1898.
The followinj^H&described property
having been f?r violation of
Sections 3280 ?? U. 8., any
p-rson elaiuiiDKi^V^6!^^ fli* bond as
required under of Section
84#0 R. S.^^Bfl^B'irty (30) days
trom date will be
declared
afon 0'. ifkrriok,
1 Deputy C?llee<or.
A house and wore lot on Pine street,
ion Lot luiiy be cl into 10 lots all on
iy's streets. I
One lot on Minolta s'reet.
Two lots on If?irvlew avenue.
One lot on Hampton avenue, near
Gnureh street.
*ve One lot and lionae 8 rooms, one lot
ju* HUU nuuae ? r<Hiiux, one tot aua uoi)8?,
8 room*, in live minutes walk of publio
UI*y *qu?re.
1 new house and lot on ftlendalynn
street, opposite residence of Mr
L'wichell.
One lot and house, 6 rooms, South
n. an street. Two lots ttt. Paul
? p' street. Several flue lot* South Chuich
i in and SpriuK street. Apply to
lily U. W. BOMAR,
and Ant?* 10> '
no'*?
Eggs Tap Hatching.
. Fine Ha rr*d Pie mouth Rock*?Excel110
l*nt strains crossed. Apply to W. W#
riu Fsnfc, SnanauburK, S. O
He
ent Haried Pqiuontn Rocks?very fine
j 0[ hi.<h-feorln^ st'alo; also a few flue
Ooc*< r?l? r-<r ?*:?. Charles H. Carliels,
*t Morgan Irou Works,
sdit
hie eygs from high-scoring Buff LagI'ou.
and Laugshaas now ready:
Chaileu Petty, *t Spartan Oflins.
Coral,h Indian Gam* egg*; flrit pH*a
at. fp?r:?nbur)f Ponltrr Bbow. Gao.
to W. Bo?ar.
for _____
2 Landreth s
our
I'd! GARDEN
1 SEEDS
follrtr,,
For rroro p,*.. ha'f a een'.n?y
H (if I ...... . I. . Ko.ll.
? ' ' ? rVICJ " <J,
3 for t li?< ho itfi
H (1 Wn > *jit*(| Kred^ ?nii trn# to
u to naiuo. lV|>cr? full a>tid arse. .
Count v Merchant* ar-? 'livita<l
to call a Lid Mt whoU*?l? l?ric??.
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; X Furniture
V At ^ Ce:
; A ** 50 ce
| Unheard- f3g
8 of Prices. I nitur
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o The Southern Fui
X 15 East Maia Street, Spartanbi
Farmers, Att
Genuine
Bright Leaf Tot
Acid Phosphate
Bone and Potas
MAHUfACTl
Norfolk & Carolin
BRANCH, RICI
Read the following Circular and prott by
BTj
This ia to eertify that Mr. J. K.1
prize on*r?a uy tne i^ocron manured r
? Hroliue, for the largest production of
White Hhowed, to the satisfaction ol
Committee, that be produced 3,212 po
exress of the yield of any other coiupc
s*id Committee that he need in the cu
of "Slaughter Hone* Boue Guano" to
chaeed the same from J. H. Oliver, of <
(Sign
Con
Spartanburg, 8. 0., Jan. 17,18*8.
J. E. Bagwel
( Is opening
-j Haavy and
( Grocery st<
SPECIA
Fine Teas, Coffee, Cigars
READY FOR 1
"isoa'ts 5.3(3 Orsetesrs in grr^ut *ari?t<
V?K*t&blet; tha *! y best liHaortmuut <
FA.KMKliS will find Hay, Corn, Bac(
Grocarles.
Kverythioe pa fee.My fre^h. Special
unci (J melt Dailvvry.
LOOAN'S
Ih the best piece to have your horses
and mules shod. He will take sptciul ]
pauiH to straighten re-t and keep
11 or me from striking end interfering
He always guarantees suti-faci ion. all
sorts of plaii'aiiou ami repair work ,
done on short notice. My prices are
most reasonable lor nor. c*sh, 6la>p
on rear of Morif-wit' statics.
JAMti LOUAIV.
TJ
e above high-back, braced Q
cane-seat, highly polished JL
tig-Room Chair going at 8S 3L
ts. V
me early bofore they are ail V
d-room and Parlor Suits and A
ther Furniture at correspondr
low pribes. JL
ds, $1.50. jjt
its, $15.00. V
eking Chairs, $1.25. n ?
litre Tables with marble top, A
oot extension Dining Tables, X
reaus, $5.00. O
ishstands, $2.00. O
y thing you waut in the Fur- A
'niture Company |
irg, S. C., next to Bee Hive. JL
ENTION '
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>acco Grower,
>h Mixture,
JRKD BY
a Chemical Co.,
1MOND, VA.
it:
*TR OF SOUTH C*ROLINA.
Bounty of Spartasbuuq.
White ha? beeu &w?H?d the ftOO.OO
irers of Spartarborg Countv, South
cotton from ano acre of 'and. Mr.
T the undersigned duly appointed
and* of Seed Cotton, whiou was In
(tifor for said prize. He reports to
ltivatiou of said cottoa 500 poonds
the said oue acre of laud, and par*
Cherokee Spring*, H. O.
led) T. L. OA NTT,
CHaKLES PETTY.
J. C. G ARLINGTON,
linittee appointed by the Cotton M ills
and arranging a fine assortment of
I Fancy Groceries at the old Spartan
>ra, next to Sheridan Qtaham.
LTIES:
, Tobacco and Molasses
rHE TABLE;
r, r"aiu?d FNh, Frnlta and
i)f Pickles and Condiments.
>u, Flour, Bran and other Heavy
inducements in the way of prices
J. E. Bagwell.
MONEY TO LEND.
L aui t>rei ared to negotiate Loans for
$500 and Upwards
:>n mortgage on improved farms at rea
souhble latt 8.
RALPH K.CARSON.
Dec. 15, 8ui.