Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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L. RETURN SWEET HIRAM, RETURN. V lliruui L'lysscs, come hack to your home, For the clock uii the steeple strikes two; No longer with Kaisers aud llospodars ro.uu, For your subjects tire waiting for you. j [ (?li! pause not, to driuk llayurd Taylor's best beer, Nor gaze on the Sultan's great bed ; The sutlers and whisky .thieves shout?do you hear ? * .-1 croivn tr< have made for your head!" Conic home, come home, come home ! ^ Sweet llirani Ulysses, come home ! Hen lbitlcr is cocking his eye at poor Hayes ; The fraud trembles down to his shoes ; John Hhcrtnuu, the bruzcu, stands struck with amaze; Key writes, lest bis office lie lose ; "In vain did we steal the electoral vole, In vain did wc swear truth away ; ripe tomatoes, finely grated bread crumbs, seasoned with pepper and salt. Butter.? Cut each tomato across. Fill each lxilf with crumbs with a piece of butter on the top. l'ut them in a crockery pudning-dish, which must be well buttered. Bake very slowly three-quarters of an hour. Serve hot. Preserved Tomatoes ?Tomatoes, one pint of vinegar, three and a half pouuds of sugar and oue ounce each of cloves, allspice and cinnamon. Scald and peel seven pounds of ripe tomatoes, drain them well; boil for five minutes the vinegar, sugar and spice (which should be tied in a muslin bag), then put in the toiyatocs and boil ball an hour; use whole spices. Keep them iu a stone Lir covered tiehtlv. ~ . 1'iavor . sU'fnJ. . 'gj onr>?, ?f utiJk . -I-, i> 'juttk 7T ...... ?ii.u... > "f+'avn'si, , "nk the lieo well j ?... t,,, elcciuu uiu?ihty. cr nnj flavoring. Stir all together, and bake ::lowly three or lour hours. A Thaisi:i>y kuom tiii: Kci.trst:.?In I lie dark path of (lie laic eclipse across Texas, 1 lit miles in width, there were thousands of ignorant people, both white and black, who had not hoard that anything peculiar was about to happen.? Many of those people the eclipse surprised at work in their fields. Many ludicrous scenes arc reported. Especially on tlie plantation of United States Senator t'oke, near Waco, was it Unit the negroes went to praying, believing verily the day of judgment bail cojiic. A terrible tragedy in Jolifison county may be net down to the eclipse, lipriam Mil'cr, colored, with his family of wife and four children, lived near JJuchanaii, in that county, whither he had removed from Tennessee six months ago. On I lie morning of the eclipse lie said lie had heard the world was coming to an end that evening, and if so he intended to be so sound asleep the trumpet of the Angel Gabriel could not awaken him. When the eclipse commenced and the darkness of totality came on he ran from (lie field to his house with a hatchet in his hand.? lie was followed by a negro woman named Nan't , cy Ellison, who also t hough' the wot Id was coming to an end. As she got to thehouso Miller's wife rushed out under the same delusion, and looking up at the beautiful corona of light around (lie black moon, screamed "come sweet chariot!" at the same time rushing across a cotion field wringing her hands. In the meantime. Miller wishing to take his ton year old boy with him to the other side of .Jordan, raised his hatchet and split his son's head open, (.caving the latter weltering in his blood and struggling in the last throes of death, the father on a lad- j dor, ascended to the top of (lie house. Ilete, i witli a new razor, ho cut his throat from ear to j ear. and fell to the ground a corpse. Ilis two ! lililc daughter* escaped by hiding under a bed. - .. . It is aggravating ?o think tip a gum I juke It ft or getting In bed. an.I tint be able tn recall ft ivoi'tl of il next morning. A Goon IIixt to Fowl ILaihkks is afforded in (ho fact that all wild birds feed their youug upon animal (insect) food, oven il berries, buds, seeds, etc., form the natural tlu-t of the parents or adults of the sauic species. 1 bus young chickens will not thrive so w"ll without it as they will if supplied with minimal food in sonic shape, earth worn 8 ut"o capita), f "! ? ? ry young chicks. Cooked uieat, chopped up fine, with boiled rice and potatoes, is n very nourishing and acceptable. d^*hv-fur them, when young. ttutf'uoltno much of this?uor must it be given too often. Otherwise they scour from the excess of the meat feed. A little two or three times a day will help them, until they get to be six weeks old. l>j that time they will bo strong enough to run in the fields and grass, where they will gather a uiorc natural supply of this kind of food, and generally, plenty of it.?Am. l'oultry Yard. O ? A Lesson in Cow Mii.kinu.?A mar ket gnrdeucr had a fine cow that was milked week after week by hired inon. lie observed tint the amount of butter he carrud to market weighed about a pound more ou each alternate week. He watched the men . ' ju! jiLtlm iiA.ii- *blu: VM.II milking, but always found that there was no milk left in tho teats. He finally asked the scotch girl who took care of tho milk if she could account for the difference.? "Why, yes," she says. "When Jiui milks, he says to the old cow, 'So. my pretty jgulcy, so !' l>ut when 8am milks, lie hits her on the hip with the edge of the pail and says, 'llisf. you old brute!' " An'OTIIKU MKTIIot), CAI.I.Kl) "Al'l'LE llol.l,"?One lb. of butter, mix with sufficient water to make a not very stiff paste I'are and slice rather thick, sonic tart apples. lloll out the paste as for pie-crrst, and spread the sliced apples to cover it; sprinkle on a little flour, and roll up as tightly as possible without breaking the' paste. Cook it in n steamer, or wrap in a cloth and boil for an hour. Serve by cutling across in thin slicc&fWwitli sauce of butter and sugar. A Carolinian Mri:i>r.iu:i'.?San Francisco, August 3.?A. M. Tullis, a weoltliy fanner of (iruud Ishnol, Sacramento County, was murdered, last evening, while at work in his orchard, by unknown parties, l'obbcry was not ilie ob ject of the murder, as all Uis property remained untouched. Mr. Tullis was unmarried, and a native of South Carolina. ? II m. II. (!. 1 lumber, of I'utinaii Co., <ieo., invested ten dollars in sheep in 1870, and in two years his flock has increased to one hundred and seventy-live, besides what he It is sold. The tost of orthodox llcpublieanism in the North is to have made Considerable money as a contractor while your wife's relatives were being killed in the L'moif army. ?Jjiiltiinorc (Jtizctlc. Queen Victoria lias now given away both of Iter garters?one to Bcaconsficld stud one to Salisbury. What will she do to hold up lli?r ftt.ftf*L" iII?re V_ V 1' / "* >?i?/ *v "Wo had short cake t'yr tea," said a little girl to a neighbor's hoy to whom she was talking through the fence. ' So did wrc," he answered, '-very short?so short it , didn't go roflndJf RICE & MC'LtIRE are in receipt of their usual ?SUPPLIES OF? SPIIIXG and Slim MI1H i.OOOS TTTJl it'll they commend to tho attention o VV purchasers. They arc enabled to display a full line of COTTONADES, LINENS, TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Also an unusually lorcaaud : Lfr&azzl ?at \MZiT W D RES S G 0 0 D S , Embracing tbo latest Xovcltiw, at mnrvulously low prices. Together with CTcrything in FAXCV AXI) STAPLE GOODS Lsually found in a general Stock. CAI.I, AND SEE OUR BARGAINS. No objection to showing Goods, if wo don't Sell. ii a 3i it r it <t i: 31 it 1: o 1i> 1: it ims. Hosiery in great variety, 1 I,:nlies' nml Cent's Silk Ties. I.ineii Cull's ami Collars. Kid ami l.islo Cloves, AN KLKGAXT 2 lU'TTON un> <;i.ovr, l oic ir? < i:vrs. I with many oilier things useful ami ornamental, j at the CIIKAI' JsTOKH of HICK A Me LI III!. April 2t? 17 tf FOSTER & WILKINS AUK IlKCKIVlNti A LAUCKSTOCK OF SPR I N G AND SUM M ER c; o o j> n , Which liave been selected with great care ami bought on the most FAVORABLE TERMS,! AND WILL 1-5K SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES! Tliey invite ull in want of goods to call and examine QUALITIES AND PRICES, nr. mm-: itiiciimuxu ki.si:ii /// //. / ;. SATISFACTION 141 All INTKIll) May :i 1? tf VEGETINE. I Strike* at the vpnt qf disease hy purifying the blood, restoring the liver and kidneys u> LuuUilfy action, in* Tigvr nU?? tile tierauaa ajpttetn, VEGETBIE U not-a vfle. nanseoua compound which simply Runros the bowels. but a nf?, plnunti reunkiy.whion I aura to purify tue b*jod, and the ruby feature tiie health VEGETINE la nor* prescribed, in cases of Scrofula and other fe * dialiaana of the bUipd.by many of the host physician*, r owing to Its great success in curing all diseases of , Ujia nature. v VEGETIJNE Boo not deceive invalids irit*> false hopes by purg. Iphfkil creating a fictitious apiwtite. hut assists iislnia in clearing and purifying t li<> whole system, leooUg the patient gradually to perfect health. \ :V VEGETINE Was looked upon as an experiment far some time by utasvout best physicians, buy those moat incredulous itaregard to Ita merit artj now its ihOst ardent friends and supporters. VEGETINE Instead of bqlpg a pufTcd.up medicine, baa worked ita way opto its present astonishing suceosi by actual merit in curing all dttcaeea of the Wood, of whatever nature. VEGETINE Bays a Boston physician, " Haa no eqnal as s Jil<K>d I puiitier. Heating ut its many wqnderftfl cures,after all other remedies h?<J failed, I visited the feborato. \ ry, and convinced myself of ita genuine merit. U is urenarod from barks, roots, andnertss, e*Ch of which Ch !uiclily effective; aod tbejr com|Hiunaea in aucti a uoaiyior ns to produce ftat^jnirtbiug reeulte." VE ETII\fE In acknowledged and recommendM by physicians and apothecaries to bo the boot purifier and cleanaor of the blood yet (Uncovered, and thousands speak U? tb<nraieo who Uavo boon restored to hdaltlp " - V PROOF. WHAT 18 NEEDED. Boston, Fdb. IS, 187b Mr. IL II. ST*xkf?: Dear6ir?Abooi on* year sin$s I found myself In a frelje condition'from general debility- Vet#, tine waa strongly recommended to me by a frisn<f who IiiuMmmd much benefited by its use. I procured the article, aud, after using several bottles, was restored to health, and discontinued itn aae. I feel quite confident that there is no medicine superior to it for those complaints for which it ia especially prepared, and would cheerfully recommend it to thoee who feel that the/ need something to restoM them to perfect hpellh. Firm of S. M. PettingiN A Co., No, 10 btatf Street, Boston. O V- * , 1 HAVE FOUND i i THE RHfflT MEDICINE. I *- i ' * Boston, Mass. Mb. 11. R. SneVfeNS."" ?* ??: Ikai1 Sir,?My only object In giving you this testL monial is to spread valuable iilfomaation. "^Having j .been Sadly afllictod with Salt Rhoum, and the Whole enrfacepf my skin being cu/cred with pimples an(l eruptions, many of wbich'oauscd mo great paih and annoyance, and knowlngrft to bo a blood dlaoaae, I took many of the advertised blopjl preparations, tmonj which was any quantity of 8arsaparillk, without obtaining asy boncfit Until 1 commencd taking the Veoetine; End beta* ibad completed the tint bottlo 1 saw that I had got the right mdRicine. Cop i goquontly I followed on withjt until I bad taken, ecgrfn bottles, wiWi I was f>rondupced a well man; god my akin is smooth, and entire)/* froo from pimples and eruptions. * j have never enjoyed so gdbd health beford, and 1 attribute it all te the use of VeoetXJJE. To benefit those afflictod with Rheqtnatism, I will makomontion also of the Vkoetine'i wonderful power of curing mo of this acute com* plaint, of which 1 have suffered so intensely. t C. H. TUCKKR, Pass. Agent Mich. C. R'. R. No. 69 Washington Struct, Boston. ( VECETINB Prepared by H. R. STEVENS, Boston, MASS. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. HARD-PAN REACHED! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! I fro now receiving a well selected Slock 1 YV of Sl'lUNU GOODS al prices to suit the , times, CONSISTING OF I>RY CJOOI>S, i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. O JL. O ' . FROM. THE COMMONKS'I^O THE BEST ENGLISH WORSTED. r * CASSIMEE.ES, VIUC1MA AX1> NOltTIlKltX. PRICES DOWN. It ' ? STAR SHIR T-Sj** ? Made in the Best Maui' i %r V ? ? **' ^ " ^LADIES' AND GENT'S L.INEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. A LARGE LINE OF LADIES' AND GENT'S Silk 'lies and Kid Glove*, Hamburg Killings, Exhibition Unfiling*, A NIAV AND FULL STOCK OF ^Kdies', Gout's a?id Children's Hose. IHorded anil figured l'iijues, 1 IN GREAT VARIETY. 1' ? I.rncn Handkerchiefs, t ^ l\uasols, latest stales and colors. t Hardwire, Woodcnwarc, ^ Tinware. BRIDLESl^AND SADDLES. &AI)ld,K JMjANKKTS. TABLE an/POCKET CUTLERY. Our Stock of Hand-made and Cusloni-inado shoes, PA N'T 11H 11KAT. Kvcry i*nir Wurranlod. lit > c i:iiii:s, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Uice, tlrial, ilacon, I'louv, Salt, (Torn anil Corn .Meal. We are determined to sell. Call and examine j our goods and compare our prices. c;i:rc or m MII'iiiciks. April 10 1(J tf P BURN HAM'S WARRANTED BEST k CHEAPEST* MILLIH9 MACHINERY. ^*2^ PRICES REDUCED APR. SO.'78. / l'nnipttloU frco. Ovncc, Yoiut, I'a. Juno 1 I 21 Cm. NEW ARRIVALS S. W. PORTER'S CHEAP CASH STORE. :o: ? III AVE jusl rcluwnfed "from Market where I purchased a heavy stock of all kinds of Goods | nt the \cry lowest prices, and 1 intend tofjive iny customers the benefits of my low-priced purchases. MY STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY OOOI>? OF THE LATEST STYLES. A UEAUT1FUL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LADIES A XI) GEXTS' BONNETS AND HATS. A l-ULL STOCK OF HOSIERY, The Host Make ami Latest Siyios BOOTS AND SHOES, Ribbons, Laces, Neck Ties. GROCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a slock as can l>< seen iu Town. HARDWARE! For Plantation, (iiirdon uml Household I'so. In fact I have got almost any tiling yoit cai call for, and I atn determined to * ^ SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. CALL BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE K. IV. rouTEit. March 20 1:1 if 13. A. T O WNSEN 13, Attorney at Law, II X I OX C. II., s. c. ' March 2 8 tf DR.* AT Q7 SIMMONS' ORIGINAL AND GENUINE LTVEll MEDICINE Trial Packages, with directions, for gralui tons distribution. It cost* I/on notliii*;/, it may .rave your life. Apply to DU.'.ii. F.'ltAWLS, Druggist, No 1, East Union. June 28 20 tf A LARGE STOCK OF NEW-GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT T m XTTT T Q tJ. JL.H-.feUU <X/ W ? WK have just received a very larg Stuck of the latest Styles, and 1M( ETT1EST 1MTTEUXS ' ?OF? LADIES DRESS GOODS Ief nil kinds of Material, which wo ofl'cr for snl at tlio VERY LOWEST PRICES. TOO ETHER WITH Fashionable Trimmings, Ladies' and Gent's llosc, Linen Handkerchiefs, Longcloths of all Brands, A fine Stock of Notions, . LADIES' AND GENT'S- v 'boots and shoes. ?XTAlUifi STOCK OF ? ': HAJU>WARB, for Mechanic's Domestic and Plantation use. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffoo, Tea, Molasses and Rice, Bacon, Flour and Lard, Salt, Spices of all kinds, &c., &c\ Our stock is new niul complete, and we propose to oiler every advantage in ?... o j -'VHwoua, fjy kccj>ing a full supply of goods und l>y selling us cheap ns enn be bought in nuy store in the County. We invito all to call and see for themselves. J. T II11.1. il CO. March 22 12 tf WEST SPRINGS, Wll.l, bo open for visitors July 1st, 1R78.? The finest water in tho South, not excelled in America. It is adapted to the cure of Consumption Dyspepsia, Blight's diseases of the Kidneys Female diseases, Dropsy, Nervous Prostration, Overworked systems, and Broken down Const i union's ami Dysentery. A cure is guaranteed in ease of simple dysentery. Hot ami Col<l llntlm. Bonnl per montl !?20 0() " Week 11 tM> a a l)ay 1 60 Tithe Hack at Spartanburg or Union. July 6 20 if KEEPT Ml I IM S V11K undoubtedly (lie best and cheapest made. . They are not only manufactured of tho best material,?best Wninsutlu muslin, witli three-ply all Linen bosoms?but they are guarrantccd to fit. Wo sell both the complete and partly-made, nt f? for !?0. A set of gold plated buttons with each box of the pnrtly made. RICE k MeLURR. July 12 28 tf THE COLUMBIA REGISTER PUBLISHED? Daily, Trl-Weekly and Weekly, ?at? COLl'N III .4 , S C TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. Una Ye?r.ulu V..*; . $7 OO six aiomiie........ ;j J>?? Tlireo Months.*.. 1 75 I'KI-WKEKLV. One Year $5 OOSix Months 2 ">0 Three Months 1 25 WEEKLY. One Year ?2 0<> Six Moiitlis 1 (HI Three Months 50 The Organ of the Patrons of Husbandry of South Carolina. HOOK A\I) JOH PHIMIAG OF EVERY KIND. i Rood work, Quick Time and Lowest Prices. BRIEF WORK A SPECIALTY. Address THE DAILY REGISTER, * COLU3IHIA, 8. C. ; ELEGANT FURNITURE. rnilK subscribers have opened a regular FurJL niture Store, in the large room under Mr. Nicholson's New llall, where, they have the lar- _ J gest and most superb stock of Furniture ever a brought to any town in thisStatcabove Columbia. rVur Stpek embraces the very hnndsomcst styles now made, with every article of Furuture suited to the taste and means of all classes, which we int< n I to sell ut the very ' LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH. We invite all persons to cull nint examine our _ elegant stuck. . 1. 11. AVEST efc CO. *Juno 28 If TIME TABLE OF fill: Spartanburg & Asheville R. R. 8.U. el C. RAIIiRO-lO. . To go into Effect, Monday, July 1, 1878. DOWN Til A IN. | VP TRAIN. A rive. | Iajuvo. j STATIONS, j Arlve. j Leave. 3 uOntu Saluda ?S oo vi in 3 13# Melroso " 'I 3 3.3pui 3 in Tryon Oty ? 7 Of. n )< C 2I> Laiidrtini* H 43 15 .13 15 40 < 'auipulictlu G.2I 0 23 7 00 7 HI . liiiiian 3 oiiuiii 00 ,. v "i 5 *? wan jflhTsyiarfuiiliiir); a 30 pm JIM) ant K Oil a in Hit Uaeolot 4 Hijini 8 33 8 86 JiilioaviUo 4 20 4 23 11 12 ti 22 Union 3 10 3 30 y 41 0 47 Siintwv 3 111 10 OS Klsli l>aiil 2 40 10 30 10 33 Slieltou ' i 22 2 23 l 11143 l.vles Font: I 2 10 t 11 03 Si"rot hers I I ell 12 00 ill Alston ! ft ?0 I'M * llreakfast. * Dinner c ~~~ JSSfft.. ANDERSON, Superintendent. July 5 27; _J!L Greenville and Columbia R. R. t CHANGE OB* 3CUKDULK. Passenger Trains van? daily, S??day? excepted, connecting will* Nivjill Trains on Seulfl Carolina llailroad up and' down. Om and aflcrr MONDAY, May 'JDfcbt.the following will be IliUv schedule: A.'. on.. Leave Columbia at..? _ 7.41} n m* Leave Alston - ?.... 0.30 & mi Leave Newberry ~ 10.50 a m Leave Cokesbury .. 2-17 p tn Leave liclton A ? 4.00 p m Arrive at Greenville ? - A &A? ?? vir.n ? LWivc Greenville at 8.05 ? m Leave Helton 9.65 a ah Leave Cokesbury -.11.83 a m 9 Leave Newberry 2.40 p m Leave Alston 4.20 p m, Arrive nt Columbia 5.56 p ru ANDERSON 1JRANCH AND DLUE RIDGE DIVISION, nows. vr, Leavo Wallialla....0.15 a m Arrive 7.16 p m Leave 1'erryville...7.00 a nt Arrive 6.40 p in Leave Pendleton...7.50 a in Arrive 0.00 p m Loavo Anderson...8.60 a nt Arrive 6.00 p m Arrive at De{ton...9.10 a nt Leave 4.00 p m THOMAS DODAMEAD, .General Superintendent,** Jin ft, Nohton, Jb., General Ticket Agent, June !?, 1870. 23 If n ' * IUIHII I'll Iter Manufacturing: Company. Manufacturers of liook, News and wrapping PAPER. John IV Xieliolson, Agent, Athens,Ga For sample of News, see this sheet. Nov 22 46 tf 30-HORSE POWERS KNGINE roll NALE I HAVE a good thirty-horse, second hand, sla linnary Engine wliicli I will sell low. For niU'll/'lllin.o ml.!..?? ?- -1 4 * f ..v.iiuin ixiuina me UI AlSIOn, J*. M. CIIA1MN. April 1H7R Ifi If 10. SAMUEL S. STOKES, * Attorney nt L?>v Axn T X* I A T, JIIHTIC E, Union IJL. S. C., x)i>a) 1 WILT. practice in (lie Circuit and Troliale Courts. All but)in08!! in the jurisdiction of a Trial Justico a((ended (o willi promptness. Special attention given to collections, kc. Ollicc over Stcadinnn & ltawls Law office. Green and Dry Hides. [\VI!.T< pay (lie highest price for any number of Green or l>rv 11 ides, JOS. STRAUSS. Jan. 25 4 tf. The party is dying, while you arc remote, In short?there's the dickens to pay !" Come home, come home, couie home! Sweet Hiram Ulysses, come home! There's a horse iu the circus for you and Cot fax? The horse that you rode in tlie South ; The man Key stands ready to leap on your hacks, And there's whisky to put in your mouth. Then, Hiram, King Hiram, couie o'er the blue wave To the land of the free whisky ring ; We've played cut poor Hayes as our very best And now you must trump as our king! Then como, then come, then cotue, King Hiram Ulysses, come home ! WOMAN AND WINE, l'op ! went the gay cork flying, .Sparkled the gay champagne, By the light of the day that was dying, lie tilled up the goblets again. Let the last best toast be woman, "Woman, dear woman," said be, ' Empty your glass, my darling, When you drink to your sex with inc." Ilut she caught his strong brown fingers, And held them tight as iu fear. And through the gathering twilight <?..ll l.i? I 1 V I IUIIU 1VIV". *V?? WH V... 9 "Nay, ere you drink, I implore you, By all thai you hold divine, Pledge n woman in tear drops, llathcr by tar than in wine. "By tUc woes of the drunkard's mother, By the children that beg for Bread, l)y the face of her whose beloved one, Looks on the wine when 'tis red ; By the kisses changed to curses, By the tear more bitter than brine, By many u fond heart broken, Pledge no woman in wine. "What has wine brought to woman? Nothing but tears uud pain, It has torn front her heart her lover, And proved her prayer in vain, And her household goods, all scattered, Lie tangled up iu the vine; O ! 1 prithee pledge no woman In the curse of so many?wine." Slicki>Ci;ci.'Mhku Pickles ?One hundred cucumbers, eighteen onions, one and u halt' pint of salt, quarter of a pound of celery seed, half a pound of mustard send, little red and black pepper and one pint of oil. Ptnc and dI'ilo tli&u tlio cuoumbcrs and ouions. Put the salt over tlieni. and let them stand over night; iu the morning drain thoroughly; add the seeds and pepper; be sure to use the best of "Sublime Lucca Oil;" mix well together, and cover with cold cider vinegar. Will be ready fur use in a few days; keeps crispy all winter, and is delicious. ]>aked Tomatoes.?Que dozen large