Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i RETURN SWEET HIRAM, RETURN. O Hir?in Ulysses, conic back to your home, s For tlic clock on the steeple strikes two; . j Mo longer with Kaisers uiul llospodurs roam, For your subjects nre waiting for you. ] [ t?h! pause not to driuk Hayurd Taylor's best 1 beer, t M'or gaze on the Sultan's great bed ; The sutlers tunl whisky .thieves shout?do you , hear ? * . 1 crown Me have made for your head.'" Coiuo home, conic home, come home ! I Sweet Hiram Ulysses, come home! Hen llutler is cocking his eye nt poor Hayes ; The fraud trembles down to his shoes ; John Sherman, the brazen, stuuds struck with ntnazc; Key writes, lest his office lie lose ; "In vain did we steal the electoral vole, In vain did wc swear truth away ; The party is dying, while you arc remote, In short?there's the dickens to pay !" Come home, come home, come home ! Sweet lliram Ulysses, conic home ! Thcr-e's a horse iu the circus for you and Cot fax? The horse that you rode in the South ; The man Key stands ready to leap on your hacks, And there's whisky to put in your mouth. Then, lliram, King lliram, 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 nitisTlrufnp'hs our king! Then come, then coiuc, then come, King Hiram Ulysses, come home! WOMAN AND WINE, l'op ! went the gay cork (lying, Sparkled the gay champagne, By the light of the day that was dying, He tilled up the goblets again. Let the last best toast be woman, "Woman, dear woman, said lie, ''Empty your glass, my darling, W hen you drink to your sex with me." Tut she caught his strong brown lingers, And held them tight as in fear, And through tlie gathering twilight ller loud voice fell on his ear ; "Nay, ere you drink, I implore you, By all that you hold divine, l'lcdge a woman in tear drops, ltalhcr by far than in wine. "By the woes of the drunkard's mother, By the children that beg for bread, By the face of her whose beloved one, Looks on the wine when 'lis red ; By the kisses changed to curses, By the tear more bitter than brine, By many a fond heart broken, Pledge no woman in w ine. "What has wine brought to woman? Nothing but tears and 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." - - ? SmckdCucumiikr 1'icklks?One hundred cucumbers, eighteen onions, one and a half pint of salt, quarter of a pound of celery seed, half a pound of mustard seod. little red and black pepper and one pint of flltcct *j\\. 1'nro and nlicc tUiu tlio cuuuui. 1 bcrs and ouions. Put the enlt over them, and let them stand over night; in the morning drain thoroughly ; add the seeds and pepper; be sure to use the best ol' "Sublime Lucca Oilmix well together, and cover with cold cider vinegar. Will be ready for use in a few days; keeps crispy all winter, aud is delicious. ]>akf.d Tomatoes.?Ouc dozen largo ripe tomatoes, finely grated bread crumbs, seasoned with pepper aud salt. Putter.? (Jut each tomato across. Fill each lmlf with crumbs with a piece of butter on the top. Put them in a crockery pudning-dish, which must be well buttered. Pake very slowly' thrcc-quartors of an hour. Servo hot. Preserved Tomatoes ?Tomatoes, one pint of vinegar, three and a half pouuds of sugar and ouc ounce each of cloves, allnnfl r>inn.nninn finnU ntwl r>onl cni.nn ~l ? - """ BVTVU pounds of ripe tomatoes, drain them well; boil for five minutes the vinegar, sugar and spice (which should be tied iu a muslin bag), then put in the to'jutocs and boil hall an hour; use whole t?r .,jPs. Keep them in a stone, jar covered tiuiitly. xwavor! sugar, buttj the f?,Vi^ < i tvsjiera t ewT^uTsTre r and flavoriug. l Stir all together,'and bake slowly three or 1 four hours. A Tuaoeut from tiik Eclipse.?In tlie dark path of the late eclipse across Texas, 110 miles in width, there were thousaiids of ignorant people, both white ami black, who had not heard that anything peculiar was about to happen.? Many of these people the eclipse surprised ut work in their fields. Many ludicrous scenes are 5 reported. Especially on the plantation of United State# Senator Coke, near Waco, was it that J flic negroes went to praying, believing verily flic day of judgment had come. A terrible tragedy in Jehtison county may ho net down to (ho eclipse. Kpriam Miller, colored, with his family of wife und four children, lived near Uuchanun, in that county, whither he had removed from Tennessee six months ago. 1 On tho morning of the eclipse he said he had \ heard the world was coming to an eud that eve- s 1 uir.g, und if so he intended to he so sound asleep the trumpet of the Angel Gabriel could not awaken him. Wlicn the eclipse commenced and the darkness of totality came on ho ran from the ' field to liis house witli a hatchet in his hand.? lie was followed by a negro woman named Nancy Kllieon, who also thought the world was ( 'y coming to an end. As she got to the house Mil- ? ler's wife rushed out under the same delusiou, and looking up at the beautiful corona of light 'Around the black moon, screamed "come swcot chariot !" at the same time riwliiiirr nnrnua n i>nl. ' 4on field wringing her hands. In (ho mean- \ time, Miller wishing lo lake his ten year old boy with him to the other side of Jordan, raised his . hatchet and split his son's head open, l-onving the latter weltering in his blood and struggling in the last throes of death, the father, on a lad- ] dor, nseended to the top of the house. -Here, with a new razor, he cut his throat from car to ear, and fell to the ground a corpse. His two < little daughters escaped by hiding under a bed. Tt is aggravating to think up a good joko ' after getting to bed, and not be able to re- I call a word of it next morning. A Good Hint to Fowl IIaiskrs is tlTordcd in (ho fuel that all wild birds feed their young upon animal (insect) food, jvcu it berries, buds, seeds, etc., forui the natural diet of the parents or adults of the <ame species. 1 hus young chickens will not thrive so lv?dl without it as they will if supplied with minimal food in souio shape, earthworus aro :ry young chicks. Cooked meat, chopped up fiuo, with boiled rice and PntntocSj is a very nourishing and acceptable. dM^br tliein, when young. ftujmoltno much of this?uor must it bo given too often. Otherwise they scour from the exeess of the meat feed. A little two or three times a day will help them, until they get to be six weeks old. lij that time they will be strong enough to run in itic neius aim grass, wncrc nicy win gather a more natural supply of this kiu-t of food, and geuerally, plenty of it.?Am. Poultry Yard. A Lesson in Cow Mii.kiwi.?A market gardcucr had a fine cow that was milked week after week by hired men. lie observed tli it the amount of butter hocarritd to market weighed about a pound more on each alternate week. He watched tho men yuu.^lhiii?l?n: i '"i milking, but always found 'that there was no milk left in the teats. He finally asked the scotch girl who took care of the milk if she could aecouut for the difference.? "Why, yes," she says. "When Jiui milks, he says to the old cow, '8o. my pretty jgulcy, so !' Hut when Sam milks, ho hits her on the hip with the edge of the pail and says, 'Hist, you old brute!'" AnotiiKit Method, cai.i.kd "Aitik IIoi.i,."?One lb. of butter, mix with sufficient water to make a not very stiff paste. I'are and slice rather thick, some tart apples. lloll out the paste as for pic-crvst, ami spread tho sliced apples to cover it r sprinkle on a little flour, and roll up an) tightly as possible without breaking tbc _ .. u ill a DiUUlllCI, U1 111 U cloth and boil lor an hour. Servo by cutting across in thiu slices,'uwith sauce of butter aud sugar. A Cauoi.inias Mii:or.itki-.?San Francisco, Augusts.?A. M. Tullis, n wealthy fanner of Grand Island, Sacramento County, was murdered, last evening, while at work in his orchard, by unknown parties, llobliery was not the on jeet of the murder, as all kis properly remained untouched. Mr. Tullis was unmarried, aud a native of South Carolina. Hon. II. C. II umber, of Put man Co., (ieo., invested ten dollars in sheep iu 1S7(?, and in two years his flock has increased to one hundred and seveuty-flvo, besides what he h as sold. The test of orthodox Ilepuolieanism in the North is to have made considerable tnouey as a contractor while your wife's relative.4, were being kilted in the CitT6ff?prniy. ?Baltimore (Juzcltc. Queen Victoria has now given away bolh of her garters?one to Ileaconsfield aud one to Salisbury. What will she Uo to hold up her stockings ??X. Y. Express. "Wo had short cake iiwr tea," said a little girl to a neighbor's boy to whom she was talking through the l'eucc. '"So did we," he answered, "very short?so short it didn't go roflh^Jf*"'-- . ^ RICE & MC'MRE ARE IN RECEIPT OF THEIR USUAL ?SUPPLIES OF? SPRINil and SUHf MER GOODH, IIIt'll they commend to tlio attention ol VV purchasers. Tliey are enabled to display a full line of COTTONADES, LINENS, TWEEDS AND CASSIMERES, FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. Also an unusually large and nttr""''"^ Assort; nir-' ^MIj D R E 8 S G 0 0 BW*; unbracing tho latest Novelties, at marvel imt limits, xugcuicr wiiii cvcryming il FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS Usually found in a general Stock, CALL AND 8KB OUR BARGAINS. No objection to showing Goods, if wo don't Jell. I II A 31 B U R ? E 31*11 K 0 I J> E RI E 8 , t Hosiery in great variety, I Ladies' and Gent's Silk Ties. 1 Linen Cull's and Collars. Bid and Lislo Gloves, 1 AN ELEGANT 2 BUTTON lill> GLOVi: FOR 45 CENTS, villi many other things useful and ornamental, a the CHEAP STORE of RICE k MrIXHE. April 2ft 17 tf FOSTER & WILKINS ARE RECEIVING A LARGE stock fiV SPRING AND SUMMER O <> OD S, iVliicli have Leon selected with great rare and >ouglit on tbo mom "? FAVORABLE TERMS, AND WILL BK SOLD AT REASONABLE PRICES! They invite all in want ot goods to call and sxamiuc QUALITIES AND PRICES, HE FORK FURC1/A8LX0 ELSEWHERE. SATISFACTION U1JARAITEED May 3 18 If K a t VEGETINE. I i Strike* at the ryx?t gf dianaae hy purifying tbo blood, featuring the limr and lridnt)t to huaiMfr- ecllpn. in- I rigor^tjag <ii? utnuu aetata, 1, VEGETWE la nn?-a atle. nainama coanpmirttl wfeiah aimply pm? U? bowel*. but a aefo, idouuit rem iMy .which |Mnrato portly tno Mbod, and thereby rue lore the VEGETINE 2 la now preecrtbed, in oaaaa of Scrofula and otbac VEGETINE * Boeanot deeaire InTalideirflo falae hopea by pnrgMipid creating a fl otitic a* appetite. but aanlate patajta in oleering and purifying thn whole ayatam. ' ?"ajy the patient gradually to perfect health. Jc*' VEGETINE Vfaa loM upon aa an experiment far aome time by uinaKtfr beet pbyaiciarn, buy thoee moat incroduloua nVTCgard to >ta merit aib now ita mJet ardent friendaand supporters. i/rntYifjc V kUb I \)1b Instead nf a puffed.up medicine, baa worked Its war aptoita precept astonishing successby actual muni lit curing all dtteaaca el ><a Uood, of Waaler** wtan. VEGETINE Bar* a Boston pbrsician, " Has no equal as a blood purifier. Hearing of its manr wonderfifl curi-a.afier all other remedies hi<J failed, I naltqd the laboratory , and conrtneod myself of ita genuine merit. It ia prepared from barks, roots, amTharbs, etch of which Is highly effective; and they are compounded in aucb a maimer as to producw asVyilSblpg reeulta." VEf.ZTirlE Is acknowledged and reoommendbd By physicians and apotbocariea to be the best purifier and cleanser of the blood yet discovered, and thoukauds apeak 1% llgoraiso who bare been restqred to htaltlj. "* *5^ PROOF. WHAT 18 NEEDED. Board iv, F?b. U, 1871, Ms. U. R. Bti^sks : i > Dear 6ir?About one year since I found myself In a IVrlJS condition from general debility. Vet* tine was strongly recommended te me by a friencf who haiMpen suucb benefited by its use. I procured tbe article, and, after using several bottle*, waa restorod to health. and discontinued its use. I feel quite confident that there ia no mediclns superior to t it for those coiuplaint* for which it is evpsciklly prepared, and would cheerfully recommend it to thoee who feel that they need something Vo restosstbena to perfect healthFirm of S. M. I'stlingiH k Oo., No, 10 btalf Street, boston. Ova * 1 HAVE FOUND i THE RIGHT MEDICINE. 1 Bosroit, Haas, i Mil 1L R. Snrkvs. Dta* Sir,?My only object In girlng yon {bis testL moolal is to spread ralaabls i information. "^Having . 4.fcee?fca3ly afflicted with Salt Rbsum, and tha Whole surface pf my skin being cqyored with ylmplee and eruptions, many of wbJchioaused mo great palb and annoyance, and knowlng*ft to be a blood disease, I took many of the adrortiaod blopjJ preparations, trnonJ which was any quantity of BarsapaiiUk, with* qpt obtaining any bonett fantX J commencd taking tha VKOKTrHK; and befdfee lbad oompletedthe firat bottle I aaw that I had got tha right nwfliclne. Cop. oquently I followed on with>it uatll I bad taken, ecgrfu bottles, w&on 1 was feroodupced a wall man; and my akin is smooth, ana enllrel/' free from pimples and eruptions. * hare nsrar enjoyed so rhd health befort, and I attribute it all to the use of V'EOETtJtE. To benefit those afflicted with Rheumatism, ! will make mention also of the VEOETiNX'g wonderful power of curing ma of this acute com* plaint, of whiqh 1 have suffered so intensely. , C. H. TUCKER, rase. Agent Mich. C. R' ft. No. 69 Washington Street, Uoaton, t VECETINB Prepared by Vegetine Is Sold by all DiMggistte HARD-PAN REACHED!" NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! \TJ"K arc now receiving a well selected Slock VY of Sl'ltlNU GOODS ul prices to suit the times, CONSISTING OK I>RT GOODS, FOREIGN AND^QMEST10. . yaoM THE cxiMitoxBRtWraE* , 'BEST ENGLISH WORSTED. !y CASSIMEKES, VIRilINU AND NDKTI1KUN. , PRICES DOWN. lr ? ^ * ? STAR SHI R T S >* ' H '^ADIES' AND GENT'S ' 55 COLLARS AND CUFFS. \ l*R?ELINEOr LADIES' AND GENT'S Tics rind Kid Gloved, Hamburg Edgings, Exhibition llufllings, A NEW AND FULL STOCK OF dKdics', Gout's and Children's IIoso. (Horded and figured Piques, * 1^ GREAT VARIETY. Ll4en TTaudkcrohieft.* I ^ Parasols, latest stylos and colors. ^ Hardwire, W.oodenware, j *; Tinware. > BRIDLE9-AND SADDLES. 8ADKJB BLANKETS. TABllE an(f POCKET CUTLERY. Our Stock ofTlund-mnde and Custom-made shoos, v p.ll UK UK AT. Kvery Pair Warranted. O ROCERl ES, Sugar, Coffco, Molasses. 1Cice, Grist, Bacon, Flour, Salt, Corn anil Corn Meal. Wear# drtrriniaad to sell. Call and exasiin^ e our goods and compare our priees. *1 CJF.E dc HrMPIIRIKH, April 19 10 tf O BUR NH A MS WARRANTED BEIT lb CHEAPEST. Abo, MIUINfi MACHINERY. FBICES BIDUCED APR. 80, '78. ' I'amphleU hm> Omcc, Tou, I'a. Jnne 14 24 Cm. NEW ARRIVALS S. W.PORTER'S CHEAP CASH STORE. :o: ? III AVE just rsluM|fc(LTW>in Market whore I purchased n heavy stock of all-kinds of Goods nt the very lowest prices, and 1 intend to^give tny customers the benefits of iny low-priced purchases. MY STOCK CONSISTS OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY OOODS r?T TTTV. T.ATTP.RT STVT.PS VJL - - - - - MA A imiwt A UEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS, jj i\ ju 3 C T n 11*1 Li IN QB, | LAWKS AM) GEXTS' BONNETS AND HATS. A FULL STOCK OF HOSIERY, The Beat Make and Latest Sljlos MOOTS AND 8IIOE8, Ribbons, Daces, Neck Ties. GROCERIES! In Groceries I have as fine a stock as can be seen iu Town. HARDWARE! Tor Plantation, Ciiardcn and Household Use. In fact I have got almost anything you can call for, and 1 aui determined to * ? SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. CALL BEFORE YO U11VY ELSE WHERE. N. IV. PORTER. March 20 18 it 1>. A. T O W N N13ND7 Attorney at Law, II X I ON C. If., S. C. March 2 8 tf DR. A. Q. SIMMONS' ORIGINAL AND GENUINE LIVER MEDICINE. Trinl 1'iickngcs, with directions, for gratuitous distribution. It a.it* i/oa nothing, it may cave your life. Apply to DU.'.U. F.UAWL8, Druggist, No 1, East Union. June 28 '20 tf * ? . A LARGE ST0C& OF NEW-GOeDB JUST RECEIVED AT J.T.HILL & Go's. WE have just received a very large Stuck of the latest Styles, and l'RKTTIKST PATTERNS ?OF? LADIES DRESS GOODS, f nil kinds of .Materia), which we offer for sale at the PRICES. TOGETHER WITH Fashionable Trimmings, Ladies' and Gant's Hose, Linen llnii4kerchiefs, Longcloths of all Brands, * A fine Stock of Notions, LADIES* AND GENT'S-' TTOOTSiWDSHO^B^. HTAttD-W ABE, for Mechanic's Domestic and Plantation use. GROCERIES: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and Rice, Bacon, Flour and Lard, Salt, Spices of all kinds, &o., &o. Our stock is near and complete, and we propose te offer every advantage to purchasers, Jtty keeping a full supply of goods and by selling Baiieap as oan be bought in angr store in the unty. Wc invito all to call and see for themselves. J. T HILL A CO. March 22 12 tf WEST SPRINGST' WILI. bo open for visitors July l?t, lfWO.? Tlie finest water in the South, not excelled in America. It it Adapted to the cure of Consumption Dyspepsia, Bright's diseases of the Kidneys Female diseases, Dropsy, Nervous l'rostration, Overworked systems, and Broken down Constitutions and Dysentery. A cure is guaranteed in case of simple dysentery. * Hot and Cold Botha. Board per month ,...,$20 00 ?? " Week fi 00 " " Day 1 60 Tak? Hack at Spartanburg or Union. July 5 M " " 17"' KEKPft* 8IIIBTH AUK undoubtedly the beat and cheapest made. Thoy are not onlv manufactured nt beat material,?beat Wamautta roualin, with three-ply all Linen boaome?but they are guar* ranteed to fit. We aell both the complete and partly-made, at A for $0. A set of gold plated buttons with eaoh box of tlio partly made. RICE k MoLURR. July 12 28 If I THE COLUMBIA REGISTER ?PUBLISHED? Daily, Trt-Wcekly and Wccklj*, ?AT COlil NllIA , S C TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. DAILY. 0 nO'ear. V. 1 $ 7 OO MX MOMUS......... A r?o Tlirco Months........... 1 7f> riU-WBEKLV. One Year $5 00* Six Months 2 50* Three Months 1 25 WEEKLY. One Yenr ?2 00 Six Mouths 1 (H> Three Months 50 T:-.- Crg;ac c! ti.o rsituns uf Husbandry of South Carolina. HOOK A\l) JOB PHINTIXO OF EVERY KIND. Good work, Quick Time and Lowest Price#- BRIEF WORK A SPECIALTY. Address THE DAILY REGISTER, COLUMBIA, S. C. ELEGANT" FURNITURE. flAllII subscribers have opened n regular FurX niture Store, in the large roont under Mr. ^B| Nicholson's New llnll, wher^tkey have the lar- BP gest nnd most superb stock of Furniture ever brought to any town in thisStatcabovc Columbia. wOpr Stpck embraces the very handsomest styles now mndc, with overy article of Fnrnture suited to the taste nnd means of all classes, which we int< n I to sell ut the very LOWEST PRICES. FOR CASH. We invite all persons to call ami examine our I elegant stock. !. ?. WEST 4c CO. * Juno 23 tf^ AlAlti IMlIJiCi UF Tilt: "? Spartanburg & Ashevillc R. R. AXD M.V.d C. UAIIiIlQH>. jbmbilm? To go into Effect, Monday, July 1, 1878* DOWN TRAIN. | VP TRAIN. Arlve. Iakiyo. | STATIONS, j Arlvo. j I<?nve, * 3 OCpiu Saluifu i*? 00* in 3 13? Melroao 7 41 SMpm ?IW' Tryon nty 7 01 7 06 0 18 G 20 Lundrumx > 41 0 43 fi AS 6 40 C[U1I|>UW1IU G.2I G 23 7 00 7 (U Ionian 3 03 mil 0 00 !s.? ? R 09?111 fill Keolct 4 i<> |> ni 8 33 8 :18 Jonrarillo ' 4 20 4 23 9 12 9 22 Villon 8 10 3 30 9 43 1) 47 Snutu<v 3 10' 10 08 FUh DaiU 2 48 10 30 10 33 HlieltOtt 2 23 2 23 10 43 1 Ijrloi Ftldl I 2 10 11 03 St rot her* [ I 50 12 00 m Alston ! fl 00 |>m * JJrenkfast. |( Dinner ZAft. ANDERSON, Saperiatandaat. *July 5 TZ "i?f_" Greenville and Columbia R.B. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ruMDgcr Trains mat daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Nigitt Trains on SeotH Carolina Railroad up and' down. Oa and alletr MONDAY, May 29th*.the- following will be kite schedule: OH. ? Leave Columbia at. 7.41 a oa Leave Ala ten Vr 0.80 a mi Leave Newberry 10.60 a m Leave Colteabury P17 p m Leave lleltojp .. 4.0# pie Arrive at Greenville, 1*114 fJieenville at -?nn1? At Leave Helton . yWB y u* Leave Cokpebury ...?.n.88-a m. Leave Newberry 2.40 p m. Leave Alston 4.20 p nv Arrive at Colnmhia r? rr ANDERSON 13RANCH AN# BLUE RIDGE. DIVISION. powk. vp. Lcavo AVaIhalln....6.1? a m Arrive 7.1 5 p m Leave I'erryville...7.00 a m Arrive 0.40 p m Leave Pendleton...7.50 a ra Arrive 6.00 p in Leave Anderson...8.60 a m Arrive 5.00 p m Arrive At'iSelton...9.40 a m Leave 4.00 p m THOMAS DODAMEAD, General Superintendent,* * Jahfz Nohton, Jh., General Ticket Agont. dune 0, 1876. . 23 ' tf I I in I. mat I - ... * ** . Pioneer Paper Manufacturing Company, Manufacturers of Book, News and wrapping PATER. John W Mlcholaon, Agent, Athens, Ga For sample of News, see this sheet. Nov 22 45 tf 30-E0RSE POWER piNGINK FOB SALE I II AVE a good thirty-horse, second hand, sta tionary Engine which I will sell low. For particulars address roe at Alston, S. C. M. CHAPiN. > April 1878 16 tf 19, ^ B AMU E L S. TT O K B S, * Attorney at PiRW Axn TRIAL JUSTICE, ? ?? ? ? "y^yiLL practice in the Circuit and Probate A1Vbusiness In the jurisdiction of a Trisl Justice attended to with promptness. Special attention given to collections, &c. Office over Stesdtnan & Rawle Law office. Green and Dry Hides. WILL Mk* Ihc niH?? ?? L- ~ :* Z, r* ,vv iv* MUlNUCr of Oreen or Dry Hideo, J08. STRAUSS. Jw?. 25 4 If. . / Mi