Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~ r 1 AT" We want every lady Goods, Neckwear, Laces low we quote a few, but : 36 inch Black Tal 36 " 27 " Jap Silks, 36 in. pure Linen A Beautift SOLID Gold Pins (see cut) onlv npr cpf i j t? . 15 of two. I Ladies' white embroideried c this town in swiss and lace e fumes, sachet powders, talcui of that renown cashmere bou and have an immense stock 1 most complete and simplest < well known that we are head? TU/v if ? J - -1 - me xcutting maciune ueai is si Don't let this chance pass to get a f > UUXSAI Dairy Notes. 1?fe art daily rations. An extra y By Shepherd. fo?ow ,he ug( Unless a cow turns her food the cow has into butter and not tlesh, she is but a similai not suitable for the dairy. low in the ci The test of the churn will cow. show the quality of the milk and jUflt aB f|)e the value of the cow. come thick is The only indications of a pro per conditio ^ fitable cow is to see that she gives make the floe f V u 1 a Tcrcx t nuuu of rinh mi llr ? - 1 . ? | witn tne ieai A regular supply of succulent, cream. Whei feed and salt will obviate much ,?nmes too soil of the difficulty in getting the e(j and taints butter to come. ing its flavor. If the dry cows are well fed Dairy cows they will drop better and strong- | ,?r,.a(eat amoi er calves and both calf and cow J nient possiblf will do much better. milk vessel Sweet corn lei green makes move qui.-.kb a rich and succulent teed, and one jetlH injury, a on which cows will yield more turned ami milk than .... aim nd any othe. (| |(( feed which ean he even them. , _Liv A heifer calt intended lor a 1 should bo trained from birth with tlii-i end in view 8nrl made' gentle and tractable by sullicient ^ Remark; f handling. I Killed b) Cream should be churned on i>l \ the di*y it is,taken from the milk I ^ but should be well stirred and ^part anion allowed to ripen evenly before it Courier : is put into the churn. man, aged 00 Succulent feed is productive ofjc tizjn at th th?? ' Hrs;est quantity of in his home, n tlvo^milk and Ins the effect to this morning cnns? the crpam to senarate more ... i.,,*, r n u\ *? nuii^f readily from the milk, and the 'j'hurs J4y ;iff( butter globules fr ?m the cream. m ; r K 1 In hic am A combination o| feeds pro ... ... . ; . Zimm rmen duces the best results as a food for milk cows, as in each there is ,l"( ' ** r-N l*)U some element wanting which will 1 ' ( ? Int' 11 be supplied bv the others, and by ' I1'1.*8'1 ^combination, more of the ele / turner.? I ments necessary to sustain ani. JC ?hu is one of < 1 rENTION, LflDIE! r in the county to come in and see the newest and prettie , Embroideries, Underwear and other novelties that are d space forbids us mentioning all the things we have for y< Teta Silk 85c. 45 " white Persian 95c. 20 and 25c. This is a b . all colors, 35c. One case 40 in. India L Lawn 25 & 30c One case flowered Bal 1 w r ? ? - u Line or tmDroiaened Swiss FIol Ladies' Underwear?Corset Covers 25, 50 and 75c. I S Gowns 50c to $1.00. Underskirts with embroideried I Q0] flouncing, 50, 75 and $1.00. Ladies' pure linen hem- & I ILT 11 ui_r_ 1 ' - (?l iidiiuKcitincis sc?a reai good one 2 tor 5c. onjvV2 Ladies' black drop-stitch Hose 10c pair. Ladies' I of Shopping Bags in white, grey and black. | anvas Belts 10c. The prettiest line of ladies' Neckwear that has 1 mbroidery at 5 to 25c. Colgate's and Bradley's complete line of n and dental powders, and toilet water. One box Colgate dental quet soap for 20c. We are now agents for the great Ladies' Hon ror you to select from. Any kind of pattern that you can think of 1 Dne to work by you have ever seen. Come to see us tor any of y quarters for everything. Yours very truly, ill on for a few weeks longer, and we are keeping the factory busy keeping us in ine graphaphone. We still have a little of the George Washington Flour at $2.1E kip? 19) A Rlf'IU, V ? 3SUIKV t life . secured in their r~~~~~~~~~~^ Professional Cart ield will naturally CONTINUE ) of richer mod if l| l| Dr- J- E- WELSH, been well selected, I en*wlth I DENTIST, r result may not fol- SCOtt S Emulsion | , _i; I should continue the treatment I OfllCe over Williams?lluplies (Ji ISO Of an ordinary In hot weather; smaller dose i ^, , ... : i i i I and a little cool milk with It will J | Store, ioriiioi ly occupied by I Willi any omuoiioii l{ (iillloWilV. which Is attached to fatty pro cream begins to be- | ducts during the heated LANOAS 1 hit, vS. L. i I 96&son? considered the pro. |l sc,>tt * Sown n for churning to| i?o.s ^.s,^ ^ JJ- v.*. ], .ELLIOTT, ist quality of butter LJ ^?. 1 ^ ^ st agitation of the ? l^iinCclStcr, o. never the cream be- .. f , ? penruted Residence 'phone. \<>. 1S7. OiH . . . . able of tlio Kitia eter repoiie |?avi8 molding,cor. Main and l?iinl ir, it becomes taint jM , |,ls cou,,i v Yesterday after streets; 'phone No. 72. the butter, destroy .. Will practice in both town and r.oii noon Mr. Zimmerman was walk- ... iv. u ciiia, nay or inyiir, will i ought to receive the P'8 lhroujlh his bllck -vard w,1Hn <:;ive pro'"pt i"" jnt of quiet treat Iil ,,ee s l?'m on the lobe ol ??? >. A cow with a full!,eft e"r- Ho called out to his Winthrop College Schola is quite unable to wife, who hurried to him and Ship aild Entrance Ex/ without more or removed I he stinger Mr, Zim- amination. nd should never be merman then walked a1 out ten <lh.. ,.x?mtn:.Uon f..r u..- ?ws.r.i ?t v.w especially so by a feet, turned black in 1 \* face and Sumi'^iou'of 'II. w sIS^'w'iuh. hrw/at 1 r tn UK/1 fr,,m ll.o f I I . . I 1 i i COUnl.V Court ll'UISOOtl Pri'liiY. July 0111,1' ? so ami from me tell to the ground, as taou-'li 11 '? \i>>iU'itn:s muhi not i>.- ios dim nu< k <l/k/>Lr 11 tii t* ,i u I 1 ii .? . . ,, yars of uy When sciiolarsiitps an- vara . . ii.k liournai. I pierced by n nlle hall. Mr-i.Zim- >?f"T Jmv 0. tiu\v win no imuni.ui t<? tii< ' in aUi in? ili? In I'll* si iiVf>ruK<* ut this cxiiii ( ; merman liiistoned to him, and u??n. provi?i?ui th<\v mo-i u <> communis ? rnliiu' tin- awarU Applicants fo solio urs whou she reached his sid?> be ' wrin* to 1 'r?--1.i? i .1 tins, n )> -1,.i?* able Casc-.Man 1 1 1 ,,( oxi?i.>i?wtioi. tor appeal ------ ..... ... .. .; ... \l' i . .. r .I'.l II,. . W ?l uncoils 1 > II - VV t l t 'l( MP81 ' 1 bi> nt'i >lllop?n Snptember IV, It . O*: _r _ , -II i K?>r further liiforinuiion .mil fiilulov'iie.jiflili. f oting ot hsee. twice ot neighbors lie was re- imikn. d ii. joiixmi:, uoek ihh. s. <\ moved lo his house. ? .... g special in Ne?s I'liyeicians fr< in Spartanburg aesEBHBUHHBaHSBBaaaieeHBci John H. Zi miner- hurried out to Cedar Springs 3ears, a well known hist night ami did what they DRINK is county, died at could for the patient, hut. he ear Cedar Springs, | never rallied, death re?ul ing( from the ellects of I'his morning. I hire's Root Beer which he received i The deceas d had a pcrhct ( rm on at 3 o clock. J horror ot lining siting t?v li u s. I for your health At all worked wiih Mr. Several y.-a-s ago he wa- siu'ic 2 grocery stores; 5c bottle. .. 11 'in i --: i * I it11 iiiyiii, on t ue tliurnn ami ho r? in dno,| | i>: possible was done in bed for two weeks. lie is be g I .... .Ibifflillo \Vk< lliepdson. l'eved to bave been a suffererl! I s ians who attended from i.li >syncrasy. mi???un . jjujlhi ?a:? report that the ?. ? ?. the most remark- Ho \ on take The News? Subscribe to The News. } I st line of Dress aily arriving- Beo 3ur inspection : Lawns 15, ig bargain. awn at 10c. :iste at 5c. incing i OLID d Pins ?e cut) 5c per set t^ag^gBl I ? two. v<miTfc. "UliJ) | ever been shown in toilet articles, perpowders and a cake ne Journal patterns we have it, and is the our wants, for it is them for our customers. * i > per sacK. Yorkville *r Monument Works " Equipped with modern machinery and electric power. In ? position to furnish anything in pure Vermont Marble or Granite r" ' Monuments from the cheapest slab to the most elegant design, i Write for catalogue and information. ? Yorkville, S. C. # 11 !? ?! ^ ^ n;i* ! Livery, Livery, ;| Livery! I Though doing a rattling good livery business, we are deter1 mined to do even better. Our | present stocks of Vehicles and J Horses are being supplemented by handsome new carriages and buggies and stylish Driving and Saddle Horses. , Our livery establishment is going to be second to none in i the State, and don't you forget j it! Come or send to us when j vou want the best, up-to-date __ I livery service. HEATH-ELLiOTT MULE GO.