Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, October 14, 1876, Image 4
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kADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE V/^RST I* A IKS
In from Or\o to Twenty Minute3.
K'JT O YM O'ji?
after rea'li'.ii thli adver'Netm 't need anynnn
8rm:u W IV'.t PAIN.
BAPWAT'H HI.Al'V R* LPT IS A * I'llK TOK
..thy i aIN.
1 wai tli- !! .it fin.' Ii
Tho On I v l'nhi
that Inrtaiitly plop* nio-i exerielntiiw oaln*. h"i v?
lntlaniniailotia, ami < u-t? v l.ni.rf, if.?>
Ltmyv stoinncii, l>owui?, oi outir aLiui. or .guui, hy
?no application.
IN FKOM ONF. rOTWF.N1 V MINTTER.
tin matter how violent or e\erii*leMoir th" pn'n Cm
III I I'l'M ATIC, llod-rMdeii, I ttrn., 'iiil'lil N>rroii<
Nvuralttlo, or prom and wit h tlin'.i -? uiay aullur,
? RADWAY'8 rilr.PY PT.UV*
wim, AFFrm rv t\vt r ink
INFLAMM \non or li t kp.'.ty.
in ii. \ w i '< in or i im: nt.Annriv
inflammation oi i i ; r<?
n .s I l i<iN OF T'lR LiUNtJH.
FORK THROAT. IHFF.'M ' l" r A TI' P :
I*AI. "I I A ' I >.? t>f T.IK UKA11T.
1IVSTKR1C8, OlOtT, OUT I III I \
OA i Yltltll. I N FLIT I N7,A.
IIRADAOnE, TOOTH ACI 1.
h M'R VI.fiI A, Lit lit" M ATISM.
roi.n CHILLS, AQCF. t II.I i The
application of th' It < ?? it > tt.Sh'I'io llio |nrt or
pxrti ? I eto II... p.tlu or ililtlcuhj ? XI- n wiil nil'-id til**
and Colllforl.
Twenty drop* In In" i. Intnt ! -- of v-'rr ? HI In a 'err
nioin. m'i ri'ic ("It \ v I'll f-1 \ I'll t ftiv A. II,
Iikautrukn. mi;k iik.at>a<-iik, hiakriioka.
nv.M'Mi.iiv. colio, \vim> i.y rut. loyvlls,
ai.d . U l.STLl'.N \i. I* YiN<
Ti > 'TH it.oMlit nt^nv.i c.'trv a hnttV of Ttn<L
a\ n>*a Itcmly Holler with th m a ii dnip. in .
>\a'.-r v nl |T' in !. Ktn'< < i t ,011f . t . hinKo of j
w hi r It l.i bctiir thuti i'runvli brandy or liiuoid i.i a
r'.lim.iant. I
rEvru AT:T> AGUS.
KKVF.U AN1> A(ll'E C'ire.l fi. ' flftr reel* There It
n< ( a n mmllil hmii tn iM* worlil tliM \> i H em e Kr ver
nit I Afl.c, r.nd nil other MulitrlnUs, Itiloii-. Smrl -l,
Tipled, YelleW, and nlli"r Kovi'M In iI< <1 liv II V l>\C
VY'.- I'II.I.S| ?) quirk <,? HA I?\V AY .i UBaL>Y Urt1.IKF.
I'll iy or 111; I'll lioltlO.
f: 5 rf R R If 7 r. r?flHT*TJ y ?!
lii^f :^ii bJ i h'LU-i'J K V S I
HTROVM IMi I'l'l'i; r'r-M H'.oon?TVCRK I
UK KMvmI ami W H1IIT i ill SKIN ANI> i
lilt At II. I I. l OMrl.KMON SFOUKKl) TO Al.U I
RR. RAD WAY'S
i!rirsapari:iiaa feclrat
YKiZ CRCAT CLOC'D PURIFIER.
II AS MADH TUB MOST A^TONi 'lil'M ( VRBJ?: RO
t HI'-K, H) KAI'iP All!". . Ili rilANUI . Tlllt
J.llIiY INIIF.K'JOKS, I ' ni.it Tllli IN KM KM 'It
ill" 1U18 lilUl.V \v tSumiVlL. M 1.1 K ! i K,
i a at
Every Bay aa Increase in FM
and Weiglit is Seen anil Fell
Ttvrry drop or the f V Pi AF ATi'MiT AM RT??OI?.
VI'NT pomiiimil 'ales lIm"Hull Oio Mlend, s* rut, I i mo.
and I'tlipr Killlil< P'III |i'|t I' Ili? s% ' rni |tip vl;'<.r of
lllr. Inl llri'imllsllir ttin'nol t ln? body v illi IIPW mid
iomul imiii 11.'".. Rnoiiiln, ( pliii*,' Oi>i!<mn|iiloi?,
(ilnndulnr d||A<0| Ulcer* lit tlto throat, Moutli. Ti\,
I nor*. No'lo*;. t!'r I'il Ills III el Ot tie I | .'III of III'system.
I.ore lye*, Hi rumor-'lis disi'ti.iiw* irom the Knr and
llie iviirH form* <i skin ilI'Meoi, l'.rii|itlou*, rover
h .res, Sen Id Ilea1!, lti'i.' Worm. Suit I! lie u in. Kr> sl|a '
Ai'iie, lllaok Spots, Wuriin >n lite Kieeh. Tninor*. Canri'iH
ill tlm VYoint'. niel nil Menlionlr.it nnil p.inmtl dl*rhart-'oa,
Klpht Sua nin. In" of Snot m nnil nil n nsl. of
tin' Hie prim 1 |ile, me ivilhtii ilie- i 111iiili< rni'ire >.l till*
ivoiuterot StiKie.ru Clioirn.try, uu.l nii ivilnt. mo m ill
I , i.vi to hiiy person n*ln;{ n lor either oi ill cut forms of
di?en>c It potent pnw er to no tiiem.
11 ilio patient, dully lieeoniln? re.biecd by the *vn.?te?
and ileiMiiiponlllon ilint I* conilinnlli | .o,;i c e ins. so, .
cent* in arresting tl e c v n-tos. nn l ropnii* ti e >-*'i a
Willi new materiel muds from 'tonltliv l>lno.1?and tlili
tlio S A USA 1'Alt li .1.1 \.N v|l| ninl does soeure?a euro
Is rerlnlli; in when oiipo I ! remedy pomnieoees l i
work of purillcnilon. itnd seen < <! ) In d'oo il-l'.l '.t l! 0
I usef \\n*le*. in i*i :ir?I. will I" I nitld nii'l t ver> d..y
I ho pl.t lent will te< I li in ,011 t;roi?' i I r: ler and t roe,:, r,
t lie liHid digest I nc loitiei, nppellie Improving, unit llesh
end woiglit inert using.
Not only doe* (tin Kinssp.tnit.i.i it Hr: oi vrsr nrcl
nil knovi ii rein, dim i,ifiii in'n r ? il (liioiilr, 11 >
111Ion*. f"oii*iliuilomil, uti I ki,. si r.WJ, but II Ij tlio
only positive euro fur
K 'ulney tf; Kladdcr Complaints,
I'rlnnry fiii.l \rmr.b ?ll<ei\ i><, (i*-nv< I, 1 Ir.l <??#???. T?roji*v,
HtO|i|'#i:r ol Whioi. liio iit.'n r. ol IIIluu, Rntflll'*
(' ??, Alliuiniiiiii In, HIM hi i> i n?t < ii 'io I'll iv iiro
brick ilunl ilia|io?lls,or I he wn'or I > I 111 . . < .mix, i.: .id
Villi Hilh-it.'MH'CS ll o the will i?l him if,- ni liiri'ln! I'liO
while Hilk, or thorn i? H llir rlilil, it at k. bilious |i|ij.earrtruc,
ami Wlilto blilie it list 'i|H".i|m, nun w Inn liuiu it
H ||| icklllir, bill iiIiik IH-Ilnatloil Will II |ia-ftlK w alt r, anil
I u. 11 lu Uio buiull ol I bo liuok ainl nloiitf i n l.oin.4.
Tumor of 1? Years1 Growth
Cured by Had way's Iiesolvetit,
DR. RADWAY'S
PerrectPnrjrativc&RoplaiinsPills
perfectly ImIoIom, olcijiinlly coat*' I with rwect cum,
i'tirio, firulHio, inirll'.1*, clcaiiw* hiiiI Mremt'hcti. itail*
n.iv *. 1'illv fur I In* ciiio ol* ii 11 a I iii ril ci" i hi l ho .-oiiu.ch,
liivi r. Hntvol*, lililin i*, ltlinUi r. N?riu*i? l?i- mos,
I li.MnCh*. I'oinlliln'iin, Cn-llvi in--"., lii(lb'o?l!i.n, 1); *
|ii |ihh, hliioiiMii*#*,Uilloim Koxiir, liuiHiiiiiiii'lnii uf tho
i ?*. i hlu, inn nil in r.iir.'i iiii ii < oi iiio Internal i
\ i-.ee r W'urrniiieil in eili ei h |n?-i.ilvo cm o. 1'isr-Iv
\ .*.*'ni'li>,coiiiiiiiiiii,< no mercury, uliioraUor Oololci I*
Olt? (Irt'ffS.
A xv ilorrs nf IIADWAY'8 Til.1.3 will free the urio
ieiniri m nil iIh*h'?i>vii iiiiiiioil <llv*rdcr?. l'riit?,Mci)iiii |
I r Hex. HOLD KV IHlllliillM'i
I*.' '.!) ''I'AI.'K AMI IKfi: ' Penrt o-n leuer
f'*i to RAIlW \Y t I'D. Ni 32 \Nr.ircn f'l., Now
\* . Iiiloriuuil'iii x* urtb ibeuvfttuU will btuw-ut jou.
Ilnnk the hl?hrt>t for Durability, Perfect \\ oik. nn I
Kaso of Operation. They ure the MOM Mlciit, I .'.itruimliii!
nod ecrvicOiiblo, the easiest to hell, tied I ' V
wHlliipTy | (Id for, noil answer every 104111101,unit In
the foully and manufactory, 1,1'htuI le.tusf lo
A genu. Addrvsa,
Domestic " Renins Machine Co., Nen-TnrU.
foiaiirlM n l.irye ui <1 vari-d n->-rfii'uul > t I'nllcrns
for L:?IIm', MIsmi'. and Children's Ournivnta offioi . 11
n ot domestic designs. by tho iV'.-t M'onnpli: m l
Jft'rfiitci. '1'lity are the most jwifcCt III ling, inoal
ela' i.ilo, find y.ttln; i.i -t simp' i ten* ever t > r
.it^-I to the i nolle, and lake tlu lead nl.revtr In' >(' iced.
Ayntt tr inted. Send tor lllual.ale.l C.u.ilogte.
Address,
"Domciltlf." Renlnjr Machine Co., Ncw-TurK,
I>rvoTr.n to I'achiom, I.it'uati ; c. ask Avr
A thoroughly rcllttbhj rCllfX d and pTttclio I I i: . t
r nccmlng rr.Attei* of fashion I t u'l |l? d p taunt ;
t, rvpi-kilory Of ckoieonnl entertaining literal ore. i. tul.
.-> ' llliitrtiHtio'ifc art criticisms, etc., el -.. t.n 1i .im.nnl
jj etlally ndapird to the wants . f t: . j -.? le.
Trrun, 91.bO per yeitr. hpe-clmeu copies liec.
Oar Dai l.?n b,v?? -- - --- -
. ?. ? a , iu rvi'rv 11 * r HI
the f?l?l>r*lc(1 " PotufStic" Mi ft f'ith iri . |>rcin'
ii. CtiKCdtitt a tcauuxi net i/ichtr*. Ailmni,
"Domestic" Monthly,
*' Itoatcktlo " It a f i<l I ii ;r. N>n-York?
F*""! G2NTfi ihooM wril? fur ClrroUrl' r ,i?,t i ll |...
m Ann Eliza
M to"; IF? 1 Ifl P"
h VJ No.is.
1 '.r iiui'l 11 r??? cf tbi y<"3Qth OiouiMiit !n pre", lull
ktptut oi Mormonum ?oTPsMy&arn,'. V'omun'o
Story told in fall. IntroA&wt ooi by Oc'in nt.
Cofjh T,ir*. tlvurmoro. ?. >.r?y
BOO lTluitr?tioQft. Do n/->i rn? <ii;0 with ftr.V book unt 1 yr 1 avo
wen our Illeitnted ClrcnUrt. ih^wlr hri-V iv- .1 to
DUSTIN,QILMAH ^ CO.,Rlohrnonci.Viir
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lted tubs.
We liavo so frequently written in
these pages about ml oats, ami i; ve
sent thein to bo many sections of the
State and South, that we thought
every lartnev sowed lliein, and that it
ho did not, that he at least had heard
of their intrinsic worth. But much to
our surprise we arc* in almost daily receipt
of letters linking enquiry about
this in valuable grain. Ilow ninth do
you sow to the acre? When do you
sow? Why do you sow in cotton
lately What becomes of the cotton
stalks? Theso and hosts of similar
questions arc asked now-a-days, and
wo will answer most of them so that
there can be no error either in the
sowing or reaping, and to he plain and
explicit, we will simply narrate, as wo
have frequently done heretofore, a
little experiment during the past season.
In 1875 one of our tenants planted a
twelve aero field, (four ytars old) in
cotton, land good and strong, oak and
hickory* We determined to net thin
j Held in tod oats, and lionet? advised
the tenant to postpone as late as practicable
the last ploughing of his cot
ton. This was done, and on tin? 10th
August wo gave him eighteen bushels
ol rod oatH, and advised him to run
two "sweep" lurrows in his cotton,
then sow the oats at. tin late ot one
and a hall bushels per acre, and cover
the grain with one, sometimes two,
more similar furrows. Taking Ids
own time nhont it, he consumed just
two wt oks in laying l?y that Held <>!
cotton, and wv? paid him two dollars
lor sowing our oats in his cotton.
The ploughing we did not, pay for,
beeauso with his own mule In? was
giving his own crop what it needed
behne it was laid by.
A line stand Was S< cured, ami the
oats grew oil* v?-ry rapidiy. I In*
winter being warm, this crop would
have made a luxuriant sliei p pas'me
all the winter, bill it was not touelud
by steok exe.ent occasionally when
hunger would lorcc? a lot ol the tenant's
cows to mount the let re .iiid
gorge i In inselvt s. This was d'Uie so
liCM|Uently that at times the crop
seemed literally mined.
Jiut we had laith, lor we never yet
have had a crop of red oats to ueoinc
up nii>-iiig" at. hervest time. Ahout
the middle of February these ininisiotiN
worn put a "-top t<?.
The fiist. week in March iho wife
ami children of our tenant were pai-f
i wcnly-fi\ o cents p< i acre to knock
down tic coi'i n stalks low enough
not to intirbiv w th cmddling.
Knrly in .litiic tl.e I w el ve acres were
harvested hy live cradh rs, live I >11<
cms, two shockers, one water carrier, at
tin expense of twenty-two dollars.
The work was well done, and was a
good day's wmk lor the laborers, the
oais In inc; in plants so heavy thai
cradling was done to great, disadvantage.
Could the crop have been
harvested with a reaper, however, we
believe many more bushels v.oultl
have been saved.
These oats were stacked in large
shocks, sometimes thirty bundles in a
shock, and capped by simply laying
one or two bundles across the top <>i
the shock. A week after being tail,
wo began to haul them in, but the
very next day rain fell and continued
to fall lor live consecutive days.
Much apprehension was fell about iliel
grain crop, every one wan predicting
ruin, because the grain would sprout J
in the fields. Our faith was not shaken,
because we knew red oats had
nexcr yet disappointed the farmer.
In due time, alter the rainy season
ended, we began to haul, hiring our
tenants, with their own tenuis, to haul
those oats from that field to our dwelling
place, h distance ol six miles, paying
one dollar and a half for e\ery
| two-horse load, hauling two loads a
uuy, ami iwiiuy (l.'/.t-n DiimliCS to Hit'
| load. We hauled nineteen loads, and
I though none of these oats were nitonI
tletl it) be threshed, but. to bo cut up
as neecletl untl leil to vnituuls on the
: plantation, we have ?o Ifi tjuentlv
threshed this grain and know so well
what it will yield, thai we are warranted
in saying thai every load would
have measured twenty bushels ol
shelled oats. They are now boused
snugly, and carefully packed away in
a loll that experience teachers us holds
jusi enough oats to feed thrco horses
tor twelve months. We have that
many now lending upon them, and we
are confident these oats will teed them
and have s. me 10 spare when the oat
crop ol lb77 is harvested.
Now let us see what these oats cost
us. First, there is the M i d, eighteen
bushels, worth last tall eighteen dollars.
Then we paid for sow ing two
dollars. Then lor knocking down
cotton stalks one dollar and 75 cents.
Then tho liarvesing cost two: 1 \ Iwo
dollars. And finally we paid twentyeight
dollars and fifty cents to have
them hauled to our stable, six miles
oiV. Well, with our tribe ol little
ones, we ourselves packed away these
oats, mill imidit Ia IiII .> Inn." *.?. .l (Um.
J ....X, V MM T V l/VVII I rtlU ICM
it. wo will nay, three dollar*. Add to
thiHilte wear and tear of the land,
wit h a lair interest 11 )>e>n the investmeiit,
Hay o| two <1./liars and tilty
eeiits per acre, 01 thirty dollars lor
the twelve acres.
II we knew ot any other expense we
would add it, but wo do not, and
really think we pai 1 more liberally all
around lor our woik titan most our
neighbors would have done. Could
we bave possibly spared the time we
won I'd have sowed the field and paid
no one else to do it. Lack ot tune
pr? vented our being with the reapers,
and h? ncti we believe wo paid at least
nomiY W KEKXi i
; two dollars too much there. Too
many irons in the tiro compelled us t??
pay for the hauling, which might Imvc
otherwise boon done with our own
team. And tlie packing away was a
frolic, no money out, but simply valued
at tinoe dollars.
But with all these high charges we
j believe we have housed three hundred
I and eighty bte-h Is ol lx>n 111iIoI oats,
J at an aggregate cost of one hut dred
and li v dollais, or h ss than twentyoight
cents per bushel. Three litis",irk
ot these oats are worth two bushels
corn. Can any farmer in the Sou'It
grow corn at loity-two cents per
bushel '{
This is the fourth crop of ot'a we
have hauled six miles in the sheaf,
and never before has it cost us ovei
twenty-five cents a bushel, housed.
\ye say then earnestly to our readers,
sow red o its, and jolvi-c vour nohdi
hers to sow them. i )ou t. stand u|ion
ttie price of a lew bushels, but !' y and
sow. I 1 i ' - uH mIIi'" t ii I >
oh on y% ' s '' I'"' 'i''''
lil' 111 < >1 I 111*III Wen- 1< i! le I.
j o:its. ( wo have glowing accounts J
v.n' very pari of the Sialo ol the i
p loll J
i??i hb o tho reform movements
y
aero lo lend of lion. I lampion and
hart b'o hand of co-laborers in llio
pause. 1
evoi
hen disappointment in not gelling
{.oll pply of paper in duo time, as ,
wii in.od olswhere, prevents giving 1 |
accounts of these matters in this
. I //|? V u. /?. I ll IH/1 JO/
Sei> timber. *
Influence of Newspapers.
A school teacher, who had been
I<>ng lime < ngnged in his prop ??; i.-o.
and witnessed I he influence ol :? m *
paper upon the minds ol a ! n,ui\ < 1
children, writes a. follows:
"1 have f'Mind il to he a uni.<r
fact, without excepii n, that tlu.s-scholars
ol both sexes, and < all ages,
who lrive access lo newspapers at
home, when romuinb with thos" who
have not, arc. I. Betici readers, ex
oi llenu in pronunciation, niol consequently,
read more nuderstar dingly.
.? 'Pi.. *. i. 11 1
J lit \ .ill IICUI'v S p V11CI H :i 11 < 1 '1' 1111
words Willi I'lix1 ;>ii<t accuracy. '.I.
l in y <> 1 >t ;ti11 practical ki.nw K ii^. < I
g ography in alumst hull tin* lime it
nijiiircs ol (tillers, us l in; news| npers
have made l hem i.c(|*iaiiited wi'h lite
i- (alien ol the i ;n pi.n ant } '-lets ol 1 it*
tiallni their government ami (i??n gs
nil the globe. -I. They file hitter gratnai
in ii.h< h>r haling become si I nni.
iar with every variety ol style in the
news|iaj>ers Irom the enliiltiiii |?i u*e a i
VOl'liseii (lilt In i lie li 11-lied and < a--; a I
oration ol Ihe sialism.in, t l\v\ inure
leadily eoni prebend lite meaning <. |
Ihe texi and constantly unaly/.e its
const i net ion with aeeniacy. 5. They
write better c in posit ions, using better
language, containing more thoughts,
mmc. clearly and more correctly expressed.
Those young men who have
lor years been readers ol the newspapers,
are already taking the lead in
| del).ding societies, cxiiib'nii g a mom
extensive know hdgc upon a greater
vtuieiy ol subjects and expressing
| their views with giea'.er fluency, clear
ness and correctness.
THE VOICE OF TJIU AKalY.
Troops tliat are Not AVanIctl in the South.
(Kansas City Times.)
Company 1) of the Kleventh lTniled
Slates Infantry arrived in this city on
Saturday, and were obliged to lay over
until Monday. Tiiey were Irom L\>rt
Worth, or noine other ]>ost in Texas,
and on their way to the Indiai conn
iry in wauoist. A meddlesome lCadical
politician met the boys soon alter
they bad pitched their tents on a
bill above tlx; depot, and called out:
"Hurrah, boys, for llacys!"
N?>t a solitary eheer responded
One ot the sergeants stepped out ot
tbe crowd and ii-markcd:
"Von have made a mi.>tah'': we
don't cheer tor Hayes; we are Tilden
men."
"What! yon don't nvan to say you
oppose the men who give you luod and
clot hing?"
"Yes, we do. \Ye are tit'('d of (irant
and tiis gang, and as for our food and
clothes, we will excuse him for that it
he will let us loosj."
"Oh, nonsense, boys; you don't
moan to go back on 01 rant and
Have-?"
"Yes, we will g<> back on any man
who keeps two-thirds of our bo\ in
blue down in 'Ihxie' to keep wh'te
men down beneath the niggers, at 1
who sends a handle! of us North to
be killed and scalped by tbo Indians,
armed with guns and bullets furnished
by (!rant's brother, Orvil, and h's
deputy post traders; and I will bet
you a keg of beer that throe-fourths
of my company are Tilden men."
"I will take that bet."
A vote w as taken, and the vote n
1 \ I.' I I
v.'Mii|Miuv i> iMHvriiui united hlatca
Infantry stood: Tilden, 40; Hayes, 4.
An Interesting Case, which embraced
llu? decision of a very nice
point, was tried before Trial Justice
McDonald, of Chester, recently. The
plaintiff in the ease had given a mortgage
upon a cow and cat if, and while
ll ey wore in his possession the cow
was delivered ol another cult. The
j defendant, when he foreclosed the
mortgage, claimed the second call'and
caused it to bo sold as bis property.
The plaint ill held that, the mortgage
did not cover the second call, ami
brought suit to recover its value. A
I decision was rendered by the jury in
MOWS: OCTOBER
* laViir ot iIn* lift'ik.1 ;tM!. i ?!? 11 .
lias uj>|>cal> il, un?l the < ."p\- will again
bo trio'i at tin1 September term ol the
Cmn i ?'l Common IMea-o.
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