Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

J f i e ?( BAKED BEANS. Oh ! how my heart sighs lor my own native Ian J, Where potatoes anil sipiHjhes, ani cucumbers grow ; Where cheer anil good welcome are always on hanil, j .Vinl custards and pumpkin pies . moke in a row,Where pudding the visage of hunger aerijnea. And what is far dearer, tiie pot of baked bbaii*. Let Maryland boast of her dainties profuse,* , Her large watermelons and cantaloups tine. Her turtle and oysters* and terruj'la slews. Aud soft crubs, Jiigli aosied with brandy and wine; Ah .' neither my heart from my native land weans. When smokes on the table tin- pet of baked beans. The pot of l-aked beans ' with wl.it j lea* ire 1 saw if. Well seasoned, well porhed. by s me ro.?\ faced dame ; Ami when from the glowing hot oven she'd I raw >t, | Well crisped and well browned to the table st came, A>Ii 1 give me my country, the land f my teens. ! Of the dark Indian pudding ami j ot ot baked : I'ClliS. The pot of bakc-1 hcans.\h! ilie liaise is too frail Its taste to ilexcant i-ii, its virtues to tell : lint I link til tin- s .lis nf Ni w lin^lan I si hale, i Ainl her laughters so rosy, twill teach thee lull well ; I.ike me. it will teach thee tn sigh for the mtaiii Of healt i, ami ? oh rapture ! ? the | ot of hakeil beans ! THE CARE OF THE HAIR Sntno forty years ago there w is introdueeil a preparat ill called" I ?;tltt> > 1 ('olumbi a," whielt, when used ifou'lin;/ / > th> >/in produced remarkable results in pri venting the hair from falling nil, ami even in euising a new crop tn grow. (Yrtilieates might have been obtained I'mni several excellent and einiiieut persons wlu?, within the writ er's knowledge, used this "Halm' with good results, had lint the maker lived in Kiigland. The directions were essentially these : Hefnre going tn bed, rub the se.dp with a still brush fur (we think it was i ten inimiti s. j apply the ** I !;i I in." rub seine nn>iv in i i: ;:t \ and go to bed. I he wliul.' illien-v ..| th i I>a 1111.. wis dtle to the ten iiiittut*? - Tub j bill" uf the scalp b. 1 >1V it wa- applied It the stnil had been wat- r. tle-tmh it was n > i .) ,.i t: , i i*? nut MI i' 'ii, 11 * 'Mil i with all this mhltiiiu'. Ii.iv?* <1 >it> - ,me _ . >d It will bo h'Uii'l liiat most of tin* applications lor preventing 1?.?I< 1 <i< >.- aii<l eiieotita.; iuo the growth o| the hair dept nd ni.<>u either a vii^m in rubhinir of the scalp. or they are prcparati its w!-ieh are to I" lir-t rtthhed Well into tie hair a:i<! lh< n washed oat, thus soeuiiim the eh aiilitie? so essou tial to a healthy e i<el;ti>>ii Let anv one with naturally dry hair try a pcfsilit brushing with a >ttH bni-h, <>r the use of a line toothed eoinh I r -.me minutes, and unless there is some disease ot the .-ealp. the hair will heeotne nirprisinirly in ii: ? < If course tl.os - ttlm eitil an I crimp their hair by the use ol heated ir> lis. inu-1 e.\ j.eet it to bee en injured, and no help eiti be looked fn* -o 1 >11-_r as tie- practice i- I ! lowed. \\ ith oth'-rs. an I in many c.t.-i s. baldness in comparative youth i-(he ivditary. and in such eases it is .1 ulitful if anv tr :t iiietit can 1 ?. 1 irv. Where the hair has fallen un account of s vere illness r tV* other temporary cause. some gentle stimn 1 int to the sealp may promote or hasten th growth. Hue of ti:e m< st u-> t'.il preparations of this kind is hall' an ounce of tie Tincture of I'antharnb s !% pt by the dru.; uis'. s ; to a "plait bottle ot I Jay lluill, u>iii_r this upon the scalp with yeiitlc rubhi: on jo/mi.' lo hed. When the barber kindly in forms his patient that his hair i-vety badly liil ([ with dandruff. and pr poses to sham poo it as a remedy, it is sale l say "No ' most positively : the maj rity of 1 arheruse as a sham poo in u liquid, t itlu r a -oluti n ot "Salts ef Tartar" aloiie. or mixed with JJorax They are prohaldy not av.are that "Sahs i f Tartar" is hut a name I ?r purili ! I ot:i.-li. \\ Ii-. ii a soiutl ill i I tin- I- j 'll n|> n (!i head it e niliiii'-- with tli.- n..tin il oil ? 1 tli<- litir ami scalp, ami I rim- a > ip which makes a dense lath -r in t!i<- hair ; tbis i- washed uiit. ami while it ell- etually removes i In- dandiull ami ilu.-l. it has a Is . rnuiov. il the oil whieh is m-ed.-d to keep the hair in a health y e t>< 1 iti<>11. Avoiil aii stieh sliainj.ooiliyr. A t aspo.uiful ol |..?\\ dercd liorax in *a .pint >>l' water form a safe sh itnj.ooino liipiid, hut still Ictt. r i- the \..lk of an i'l'l', Woik. il t!iorou_hl\ int > tinhair, applying a little at a tune, ami l!n.u washing it out. The e^ will 1. ive th hair tsurprisiiio|y clean ami the so dp an<l fit o lVeia damlrufl.? . iff. - ? i lit: i*? i i.i i: v \ \t:;> -Now the proper time to feed with .stimulating t., | fee coo production, in order to have a lew lienor pullets ready to sit to o,-t early chicks.-'I he earlier chicks can he jjut out. the more c will he had the next winter. Meat scraps, hones, and t ih!e re!'u-e of all kia-l-. with an occasional drink of warm milk, and the I >od w. II iud twice a Week with red p -pper. m l foro.-ttiiig a liberal supply of u'r en I'.., 1. if the hirds are warmIt housed. will cause ll.< in 1 > lay liberal!v in spite of Jack |-'ro-t. Stormy days ami odd times may lu* tilled in hv rej.airiuc lh chick, u < ps and buildin n w . m("lean tlictn up. whit wa-!i th-m ami plao; away in a Iry place. It \--u arc f.rtunilo eiioiuh to o.-t out a br<? 1 in 1 *. binary, d-.u't think it v.i.ljhe t ) c- ! ! t i r.<i-o th-il.; place your p <>u tuo south si<! of the inaiiiire heap ami hank it up around aii si-l s exec; t the south ami you will h a toiiishcd t.? see how they will thriv. Ni.-ht c.iVi r up the fr -lit with an . ! 1 carpet. l>on't pivc any water to drink until the chicks are t least three w.-.-ks <11. as it eiv. s tlieiii ilianlua. ami tl> I ith.-is 1-, C-uinj >1 in the r? ai aloi eho k- dl' -p lai-idlv oil The inixi 1 food 1.. i . t f re r? ? mf <*<?i>tini :m1 '1 in the . I iti rn iin / irmr !ur l i.-!ir- all I !? !:* >i-t??i < t !i? chick* (.->!. i'm the awa\ i'm* h it I?11s_r with (it liitr < ill '1 -v. :i mi I \\!i. s tin will ! i-*c. ii.* cliiih 1 I.) Ir -t Mr- ll ni'i t ii teller Strnvo write Ir<#Tii lief winter h ?tin? :it Mneliiin. ! "I : that tli l. ir i IV'i>t li.. i,i.;lit a11< 1 111 r?iiii> j the .'i"t It i-I i' < ii.l r i n. 1 a I -4 ?>t' all her t.iaiiirc.-?ah'iiit lOO.UOO i.| thctn. The fruit !i - in h i| - ots t1: u mum i. . . I!!; i. i.- \..ur I..tie r nt home ? >t\id a hi!.f'ui luvi r tu hi- sweet heart. ' ! want ; r i}. -e - tie t!i!ii? v. : v in: j...rtatil in him." N i t i ir. in? . j' i]> i i- n i at home, hut I inn < "iiMi. t \ 11 |.ri |i'isc to tin* just as willAmi In ?li<l with perfect dtecc*3. r * ? I How Man is ConstkIictko a? His Knoinkuv Woiiks.vJ lie i weight of ail adult ujau is 1 10 ju ounces. The average ?%'ight ol a?kcic.tou pjo^rtern pound*. ,. Nt^nbei'.of hones, i^hl. p. The.skcletoii measure ou^ineh 1 the htji^lyj. of the living tn.ni.**. 'The aVeVage weigjlit-of the brain ? i.* three-aud a half pounds ; of a woi p tind's eleven ounces The brain of a man exceeds twie any other animal The average height of an Hughs live feet nine inches ; of a Freiichn feet lv?ur inches, and of a llelgiau. >;\ and three uuarter inches. Idle avi : age weight "1 an linglis loll pounds ; of a I V. nchinan, Id llc'gain. I III. The average number of our teetli ty two. A man ! real lies ab at twenty line ute. or l.'Jini (inns an hour. A in ivi hiv.it hr.x 'ill ?ut t ijlit?vn | air i:i a iiiiimt . m* nj?u:ir>l I* sevei he;nl> in :i ?!.?VA in hi yives "il i p' i' < :i.. f the air he ii -piiv- ; 1 1>ii* ? < iil>i?- leel ul' r.tiii 'hi;- u i- in l wei h"ur>. v iju il ( I lh~> eu:iie inelie- e air A in.in aa:r. i 1 v < ?ntr;!?'it t? v?'. I I poiitnl- i I ? i> h in Tin' average *.?!" 11??- pulse in inl ! L'o t r mill lit i : in in i n !i- I '< ; at ( (in. I !io pulse ul li hi il?'!? i- in ire I til in that ul' males. Tim Wi iu'lit ol the i'ii fill i! in_r 1 a! mil L's |><IIIu I-. I ll heart h at- 1 iii :i ininliti ; m-ii Is is m?*iy 1" p < ( In m| tlirmiu'li the vein- an 1 arier heat, ami iiiako- I> at- wis ! we oiiee. I'ive humlre I an 1 forty injttti | lie 111 y -11 a 11 in:e an! mie ijiiait ! . if i ! I | i- I hr< uyh t!i. li nt II nil*. TwOlltV ill ij-iill JiMllnls. Hi* t t'l'ltl" !ley-he I'l- I. lil' e all ii-. Ill' ! I pints. J It-- (!il null til.' 1; alt in IV. el | hour.-.. ? Mi" th->u- nnl uiie. - !'!il"i? l p:i-s 1 j tie- hiilii 'i- in mie li-itir. (>m hiii. in '1 .ml 111 \ -1 n r ! j noli.- ate in the Iuii;_'-. which wnnhl -ilifae thill', titiu.-er .t . hi tin ; i. "iv. I A (i It K \ I Pins S||"\V.? A y! -lew hi- h u in pf'-ur --at l'itt-h w !., iii. 1 r lie a'l-pie. - i tli- 1 l'. iiii-\1v; nia I'mi'.trv A? i 11i 111 ; are !i!,,i entries, valniil at -JnO.ito A M Me. re. the I 'hil.nl.'i|.!ti , i- tie lare.-.-t exhibit !*. An.my In i i- i. .-ti*r. a ehanij i ni lliiyli-li setti . li nitil*u 1 I liinii iii; 1 white culm-. I, Mr M ' re h i-reli;-- ! * pijinin ea-1 ti r llet.- his '.Yliel * in" a week l"l' 1 1 j.ih p -. Mr M re i.a- a!-. IP .-a M l'e. a Mae!, an 1 w hit e' lii.yli-h tt.r 1 itch. v.hi<"li i.a.* * . ? ? t i 1 is. uiii ' i | iiZ'; in-u.i'\. a I'iniii 11 ; h vtt r. ! .r whivli !i h- i?-tui I! !>. a '.i ivl. .111 1 t ??i ^Simii| : >1 ii M ttt r. !' r w 1?ii 11 1: jvtu.- <1 St? l!a. a llxvk an 1 tan 1 r?i ii !t valil' 1 at || :i!- i i \liiii,t tv, a t ily. v. liii li c -t hi: i 4.."? ?0 ! >ii I Am nt; tli.1 ? i t;: .. ar il ir N :t'u I ii; I'l l, an I Ir-'in a- 1 ; a- M.'Uij'hi.'. l 'mi i 'r S. I l< . t Ui I'Uui. I::.i liti l'i .! hi- ? li.ill. [ li>h m HiT St. Kilim. wliii'li i> va!ut.il miii. m. !!!m i? a l'i*!., tvi.ii.' .i_ 1 I'.'iir v?-ir?, an i Ii tak<n | ii/." whi-irvi r i\hil 51o*i. Iii- ;i M >r '.* I.- ~t r Hi- .-a; 1 l I" l!i> t v . 1 u i! il 'it> in Aiin i ii-a. ami tii lii.-l linn' 11 i v i-v. r i- mi" in i* >in .1 .1 Siiilknhui yr. < ! N<?' l?'"iulii i-nt'T> 'I'lliiti'l r. a Ij'.iif lu ll hi i l!.n_iMi 11* r. \ alili 1 at .-"A."iiij. M. i nt -!i. ' ! I'iti !' ;ry. 1.?-iit fi i '1 hi !i villi '1 at t * l\ lir.-i ; i i/. - a- i | ui i y at tin- ! Voik l'i iifli ?ii"\v ; Ann il i 1 l. r. Iri>h M'tt.-i I'.ii ii. w rlli - I .."iini : \\ . allotli'-r f' I 11 i-h - Iti r I :.i li at i in- .- iiin |'i ii-r I i i.nuii'l >i l?r 'klvn. i-xhihits i'i n-li. a 1 : \\ li ii*- i *! i a i n 11 i i > 11 |* *;.!il r Worth .'! i .li'iia 1' iwvi :t. of M Iv i .i: man"tlirr i n. m .uel whit'1 |i"im r. v. " ".h i % il-*. a J' 'int-r i..ii 1. i i.tif.' 'tiyiil. ' l?r kiui. i- \::!! at * I ;.< .M i It . i >1 \ ,i , in (! ' m<>nt!i nl" .!itlv. in- i\ vi re w< uml. :? i.t --ilium . i tin* !. !'t vli' k. i'i-t tin-! -r shuttering ti. holies anil i uvr 'i in t' :: i!?!y. i I was n I e u-i<!? i I r. r ii i.iv? ry t.i t k" ]!... I !. vvi'i'i- ur.ald" find t*i in.- ii". :m< a- tin ir iminiuti tli i! it w t j'.n and had | 1 win. .Mr l'r>>lt di< Ii >\v?'v. r. tli" w mid lieah d up. ! Ii .1, .laid.' i.:, i h-. ? !.. iil.itiiat i- tr> l Ii" "!i k '1 lli" h l i" :t < J "in ml d im 1! - . \i ; i. ]>ii:i IV i.i th w.'iind din iii1^ lli" ma -i:." ii \. i- iiitli"l".'i \ I w d i\ < 'i !. l!i: it I. ill j- it'dv - I' wan a!iin<.-t unaid" : > swad.'W a 11 is throat was .1 -i i. 1 and i v. d I. all id I-.-1 i.i i >:i M aid. ii-l Mr <I*f)t - 'tiling in Ii ivhi di Ii t: i ! to . j. "I. ad in "ii "ll -rts Ii --j.it uj in lid:.;., delit I v the ulie thai ei^hti'i'ii ?rs : sit' Ii a I'.-ail'ii! \v.-mii I a ! . . ' ! i- a v. 'iid"rlill ami i.-taa:kald ill I V. . ill! il In " If-" il I- I ! I". d \ in :n n mi" 1 '-t- l i.ii.r w i" a V.-mi^-towii. < tlii". in 1 ~77. t I d' I' . I a \ it * i ' .rn : ! ! v.i- ( iii tli. 1 V id :. a 11' I k ! T W ll a i i ii i i- ! 11lii i. i- ill.'-- ! t! ! !.' ! .U! '! i t ! " ft i !fi-j i!:*:< r W i iii i.n -. u. .1 i ; ! .ii ?i v t- <>ii .i \ ir ; i ii ii r !..! i 1. li It :i11 ati'n.'k ol I. c't ?!.>. ir iii In !' re ?Li:r.; \\a.- :i 1.!? i i v.!. -i i in' ik- mi 1 rlo.M- tin; tln'otii . tlni, a t]i.*a.?ii r. . e. l.\ ! !!.\<T Iroin :i |. Ill r ii. m A ' !> a lli.ry.y i a*i. ii' I r?-iiimi \ J Yof Ileiirv. 1 It'ivi* ii'Mi f<?r it an ii rit'i iii.iny tli'i'iK- My l y. Il-.i ? ??-?r u> Now I 'J'iik Dkaiii ok <'ai.ih?i v. -An unptib- : average i letter from II. >1. T. U enter, a Virnuids (J j senator, says : .Mr. Cdboun's death | was eminently simple, calm ?<i unaffected 'is ulioiit ?no display or j?r tension. nothing f.?r st igu effect. 11? knew tli.it hia mortal sickness was upon 11iin, but iie did not expect to die lc.<sthuii s" s""" ' I'e eve ling before hi* death ho lia<l liis mail read to liitu, eoiiiiuetiteil upon ?f'a uiaii s"!"e ol the letters, and direeled liis .son to i nan two "p liis table, as was liis w<mt every 1 night. In tlie night when he- found lie i e that ol' WJ,S lie directed his son i^Mfack up lii> papers and watch, ,aiul to give his liinaii i- pencil to liis son Andrew. When speech I'm live ''':n ,"1'" "'"' 'id coiisei asncss by , li\e '. t :"id beckoning to lii.s sen, mju cited his hand and expired, without lear. lie liinaii is ;'lw'y." said to me prev:ou-ly, and to . ()p others tlii'ough his sickm ss, that lie had no ! appivlu tisioiis of death; that it was an event . i i> 11 r- 'el'ti*'ii to which he felt that he h id no ! light tociucrt -in a wish. lie was a man of 'lew iiuotatioii.-. but otn: which lie often Used s a mm- i ' to me was that there was "the same I rovients of detice on the fatal as the liatal hour." lie \ ho > u " not consulted a> to his birth, nor !: I he believe tii.it hi- wi.-he- nu^lit ti> wni-li or even ? \ i--t as i,i Irs (ir.'itli j Midi I suppose , ii ijiji; t i !i iv ii 11is hi ;in:11 _r. 11<- It i 1 :i j"ro.it it\ luiir ' " ' 'ill' in Iiis ah.-traeti >as. one an I all, "iiitii"ii (I>:i11 any other m m I ivi . kiw,.iii'1 Ihi.-- wahi-uh-traetioti (as I (I.ink) about iloalli? . ..; .. "I?ut." .Mr. Nuui.r. wvin on to sav, 'mou '< latl'iii . i*i. iiiiM not whisper it any one; I believe iiii-v i- 11 "n'Ki tin* linn impression that ;u t!i Sontli was tim\'"1'ami oi,n(?. Imleeil. iv.rient ^"''1 'L wa- hotaayed the last time I . vcr r aw Iiiin. 1 >o not meiitum this, imwi i ;^ ?-v r < >n?_* of tin; last things ln-T v r sai.i to .1 it'l 'o ISut|?r was. I>nn't ili-si'i'iiJ. .1 ti'l^o; ' 1"".^ 7 , ... ' .7 .( | m v. i uespoml . Ami il wo iii.mii to li_'ht j the haltle we must not ilesjioml ; or. it we : breathe '' ' wo ",u*t 1 he jieojile see it until ail i- msnil.-tlv useless, ''lay s eour.se ami i ( . I' i [ - s it. in ti talk ah nit eoiuprouii-e halo |. ! I 'ti more to ! >t >1 >\\n the tone of SouthI . in le. 1 ne than . vol \ thin.; else put t ?_:? t!?- ! I'l ('ill' j t 1 1 el' 11 .el ' . iy Hot takeil the lailirse lie ?i.i went- ' 1 ? l oote ami every Southern man lor ' Itl 7 >*'horne to press eotiiproitiis > . n those who I , , . ". t ilk. 1 i I n< thine ? ;' tli" - it titeiii"?ilv. at\ : .it i . ... u 11 li'iv*1 _ .{ten, ! think. a Ia.r eon- i throttoii * > the line- f riilijn throiiph to j I the I'aeilie. with a r. e n i: in of slavery j ; | ( . ' South that line. Sit.'!., at I i.-?. is my e- v. | a I "I'tiihei. Ihi. h man w ni l have heell wih human i ,!VS- ' 1 } 1 know ..ti. . - in the N :; a w . w a. I h iv i.:r . I t i the -in. *. I h .N >rth w-.ul 1 n ?t ' , .h.o liav ' >.'v'i, I th<' I uion - .oner t ha : sulirni' j ut'a* t lii i 1 ' "oil a j.i'.o ,-ili Mr. t'aihoan'a f.'? -torn 'h a'.li . '.ioiti 1 e'.. v.iu_; nil. ;i. s in !> >t!i ! **'; I; ? of <'.>;.o| but the im l impress;ve j .1 \|r I was that ..i I i> ?iry tiny. I A nient ly staml ! fmei'T. it'..'on t brink f hi-own ur.ive. he went 1 - nitriis ! t ' * : ' ! was hi- ,-eiii -r. Mr I'resi j i-_ ,if" a I'lent. .i. year?in ti tlim: else. According 1 r wliieli o' t'"! eotir-. of nature. I oiui.l to have | i j, . : !< < 1 hi-.:. ! t lia-h. oil Ueeree.i other.'eialino w.- : hut 1 kno-.v that 1 shall linger here a t.j,t . j -ii ri tin.o. ami sliall - ii follow him." I O I "l?111 !' 11 . . II i 'i%. * i 1 t ?i :: ?11 l 1;\ l.l ii. ?1 bote I- li.uoli in w "ii an v , . m . i , . I l.i | .-t i: v. - t a.. ! n- that we WeUi.l eoVel' ' 1 1 v. i:!i lie- mantle f > !? u It v. s en tlii.i.; that 1 ' 1 I . ; , ; ... ; " " 11 * - ' .1 " " M i" !>! t ii m ij.< :.. rv ami i: -nt si_:hl ; *111 i ] i i* * : , j > 1*1 ! 1 j i - ? r tmu'-'l ?l'?wu I oat mi ...ur li; i !;. \% !.: !? v.e wouU utullv re* ? : ? . Cut v.- eammt 'rovur.-o tto j w lii 1- . tin.e, <1 "t" tlio i'..-: tint are n >\\ ubaurt. <1 !' ' lu,| m ;, ; ..| \ L i ei :nc a | u l o! tlieTeeolil N1 ' 'j1; " W It it'll .-tali I IVVciilcii a- it is. W 1km till* j 11 L-.i"k.-.M'.all t.' tie. 1 til J lite ciYta Hi uiir ''' ' liiiMcii Ii\v> >!i:I 1 ilivuLeil. \\ i- tii. I ia : ii nil liirtv a w rd. :i t!i a .to .1. r. 1 l.y tlio watiili- IL'at of re1,1 * 1 tr.ii. tut w.- tiiruol a.-i-le hopeful a,V" "l ..tiiM II. Mil til. I. -k ami l. 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' <1 . \. i ;...a tli i. r? .nlcd lli.t wo ' *?v ! i. i . . .. . , i . . . u iti ?i . :;t-. v. i: !i ? ?::ri ! -u. . 4- r>. ; I .l"!' . . . . , . > .it Willi J ? !: i1 : 1 * t 11 .** eiio l.iltit i\-- \i r ' u"' ' ' ' - 1:t } !> tliit luiy'il Is :vo * t j .nhoil :iiii| w im.j- 'i t:..' Nfinitiv.' r. attire ' 1" war. ui.'-i ,vi;:; 1' tr: !"iv<\ :Vul l1:-' sc:!r> ' j |. .! ; V, iiloli I . >lli!.?l. till! :.!. ! I 111! fllll l.l l.llOf j | ' Years til-l 11 ver till 1 y clltco. iluw |>tin-{1 ik'ir* ' '* ' :i{ I tit-' jiravo "1 olio *1 ,\v v"' wi*oii::oil. < ; . von j. ii:i '! hy aor<>.-s ill. <*r ea! e!e--> V. iil'ii. tlll'l VliZO ll|)'>!l til ' [alu l iooi<v.r\\lii. li l l:o o .itl eirlli mtl-t - .<?ii 11.. 111? t ,, i. '-o !' ir. v. r, an. 1 . > . i!k* whiio hand < : j .. Vl> ' I K\. ra j>ti!>. lo.-s breast, ai.il fool thai it is (ij j ( j; t.'.i 1 it t'i a.-L l.ovoivoii. -.s ' 1 , , The wilr. the el.il l. . r mline dear IV; 1. 1 l fe.iiol , , . . , . . v j j |,, llril mi.- \v:lli i:> I ?_* tie- evoniii^ lire or : 11 , ill.: s>i.\.i! la 111 ii\ made. li. i\ have a liear;u 11 sorrow tlit*v iMiiiiut toll, h loal tunioil il.iwii . ,,v,.r ''' 'i:?> :i "' vr 1 . .;ii tliinv in ,| .(V (. tl.< ii lust ;y \\hi>di tiny :il.?uo may 1. ar. 1 and 11 a.- e 111 In l|i. 'I ! 1 > i" may !> itlu.. r . v .. tlie | ill- . a 111 li-iur in tin; rye. a shadow \i r ".1 tlio l.l >w . wineli are tie- 1.1 11'? lioi'alii. :.u i i?. l!,;' >l'" ,;l -"''i'ver- ti. it tell d" the un i \ t Si: i ' i lie * x ii?.ui iiiMuiy. \v hint rvthiif- 1 vii-r I tn- i!n y t;.u-t 1> .r i( s.V i.iJw r,L'' :,|i I ' l' , I lit! StS i>! I'i -r \\ . )|:i Vi? Wrull^dl , ( , | i. r !!!' I- trk !r->111 t !i<- -|.ii it 1 ni l < ii ilu |(,|| : <1 ! iV.y' l>. :i! ll ? ul" til - ivviii/lit I'iMir, I i k - 1M !i i 1 - oil w ill. ' r iiim1 ? ol' i v il o:i,i n. |- ;. ! :.il:'i ! ll; JitI;-' I">>r.n- 1 >. twvi i: im ....... m 1 ' . awl Ii it; i?; - aii'i !. >iiu?. Tli. Ill I I .I' . , ' 1 \Vlll>Ji ; 1 \v I'lU 111IIV I' Till! ill I' tl'o^lllTClloll ? -ii ;.l 1. i!i\ .:i l 1,1 1 ii* r \ 1 u our i.l ! i lu * 1:'1 ' 11 11 11 iiri'I ii; t t- i 11? i i .* 11 it 11 li. | i>. \. .1 ii :i. .i*; I !i lit.I', ;ii. 1 t . I, i i. i 1. H i, ,j ii. .ii !i i. i Mirn I'o l. t!i.- til i . .!' r r . ! i v\ .i :\ '! ii I* it I ; t:> ii..i. \ .iii'l ii;:'i ..-.ii : . I lii- i \. 1!. I; j . I Ii ? !'r M . ' ! ; . ii 1 \ r ; ! l'V 11t . v. !i 'II. (In* m Ti-Sm.:' :iii ai"l> : V. II. 1 ... II- -ill 1 : t 11 t i , i,:. ii,.* i'lii'i !i :i:i11 .v i n in i. l.-t no otli. r i-Vi *r til i -Hi i v : li j ... , ! ' i. i :!; . i: .. 11 - - ni i.I! : limn avi riii:'_' W*11 ?l.t m.i; **11-1.> ri v'..- -A j riv it.- !i ? 11 r i v. I !i ii A 'i i-t i. A:. Ij >i i t . ' i !' i 1 \vItivli oi i j t y. i liy'i'liiri ; i- ,II ll llUlllhcr ol' Willi Jr.* no I ll'v i i'. .ur III.*- i.i \i i. it ; i.:i .\v ii a* Vi I. i <' . i i - :: I I - t ii r in ::t. .. -ir i'ii ii '! ti-t'i J i ' ' .v> i?y 1 cu'.iuiuvt '1 ! r-t lii;r :t i:i .! n- of : 'a;1 !:i ; I a.s>s->iiiat ion.1-. In the morning :i row oc- ! currcd at S.ijiji's store, resulting in tho | w< unuiii^j <?! two negroes au<l three white i hi. ii J>uriii" t lie ti lit A i 1 Vi-? i Wright.) colored. who had In-, ii a |iirtiviii.uit in the row, was fired on while seated bo lore the lir in his eabin. 11 rasping a revolver, lie | rui ifto the ymd and uiscovcd two men ' in the rear of the house. Aii exciting duel ensued, several shots be:iij? rapidly cxchaii- [ oed. \V; i-ht fell on the ground after lir- | in,; twice, mortally Wounded. The assas- , sins escaped, disappearin^ in the adjacent j woods. Shortly after lour negroes visited the . house of a wealthy planter named Charles Johnson, lie was sitting hy the lire read- | in^ a paper w h -n they poun d a volley into ; the loom, aiinino at him. Crying "I am | kid- i ! ' If l.-li on the floor, blood stream- ! ino from numerous wounds in various parts of his body. His wife's screams aroused | the It hold, and two men were sent for a J uoelor. v- tuey were lviunini;.; wiiu mo iiliv>ii'i in, and when they reached and were pa.-aiiii; alone; a -trip ol 1? >tt j111 interspoised with rocks and lives, through which the load wound its course. a sudden at tack was made on tlieui by parlies in aiuliu-h.? J'ulliuj: -pur- to their lioiscs tiny succeedin i-seapin^ ; hut all were wounded and two in Mined i'o|- life, one man's hand and another V sir in lieinir horribly iiruieled. The j?!i v sieian, |)r. Id l>ulu. well known atid highly respected. is thought to have been liiortilly wounded. (Jeoivre I'eiui. a sel'.ool teacher, wa>iep ?ited killed. lie lived some miles beyond Johnson's plantation, and it is sup posed the same person who atlaeked John soil also assassinated him. The excitement is intense in the iieii;hhorlin ?d. ami the general belief istli tl tlie eiinain has not yet I alien on the last aet of the bloody drama. . o StvKATt Fkkt.? It is sometinies tlie ease that the le.t sweat so profusely that it. amounts t<> a disease, and th ; exuded mat tor soon beeotnes ull'ensivo. Noticing in a l*ee? lit im dieal jotiinal thai l>r. (1. I hill, of liojolon, had proposed a rutin dy. We advised a iVieiid who was badly troubled v.idi his I'e t to try it The result was so satisfactory at oiiee that we think proper to make known th" remedy. a-? it tiny relieve others IYoiii tin* :tmio\ in- atll.etioii. The treatment is merely t> soak tile ! ' t of t!i s >eks f .r a lew hours iii a saturated Solution o!" 1' iraeie Aeid. dry them, and th v are ready to put on a-tin : tin- i halite i> mad" twiee duly It is also advisi d t > u-e e uk in soles, whieli re . i l.ileily .- >ake?l an I dried an 1 changed with the s 'eks. 1> uv.eie Aeid. th - acid o|" I'orax i in which it is e unbilled w ith Sod i is not very soluble1; an ountv in a iptart ol water wilt nsal.e a solution near eiioujilt to s iturati ti. d ue aeid is a n Uural produet, and it it very expensive ; it i- kept in the i I . .. i . i m hit >i??rr> iii iii^c r.ii- >. ;iiii ihium.i i.i n f.xily pi'i-inv :t. *l*S??i :i?iti.~v|?lit* ??r ]nv> r \ :i 11 v |n ?\v r.x -.fihix ;,( [,I a:.- wry n. trk ?. I. asi< 1 it> apjiiii-ati ai i.x r.ijii l;\-i xii'H'liti-| ?J::;. Ajt:\'u!tnrUl. 'i'nr. A'-mi: ur a Ia? v.? A :;<-ntli-. tr iin \ itiritii i 1 i>t stiiiiiiii-r liail , ?> i.-i t i t sk :i >t:-.i;-- i i?l i:i nr>k-r t > vixit t!? u itiiral lining "!i tli-! at witn ri. iriwr l.i ;'? !! in ciuivi-rs iti<>n with liiut. :i;;* 1 ! inn! tint !. was an <>M liunti-r. w'.i w x a Vi UTaii in killing d i r. In-ars .-m i a. i.i T i: itm-. l'.i.-siii.; a -1 m tni t In: travi-li-r ii ijiiirt ! it it ctuitaini d lixli. itn." w is t:.o r j '>. I -What ki:i>l I "Mi'stly 11. tit * sai l tlii' ilrivri*. -All t!i mountain >ti iiax am .'.lil uf t nut." Tin y tnti.-t In.- liuv t-al itiL'. ' was t in.-in xt , ,.i "1'iiio catii/ !" i-xi-i liuii il tin- ilrivi-r.? Y u ji-t .- i uji ' tli. iinmiit tins ami ! ' t.-ii half a -I Z. n tr? Uf al>..vc {'.Volvo iiii-li-j.N I "Mir. i:i. iii oiii witn ti' 'wasiiin i-tu, rul? in i sxino silt. ia.;l u, | nji") ideal ami baki< nun tiii' .~i?..?ir il i i.-in"! wliv, Strang, r. I'Y iioavoiis. t111-V !? :?' I. iin irririiAwis; NO. I, IAS!" I \ IO\, i>i:.\!.r.u in Groceries, Hardware, Drugs, &c. a5:i?i;5i;;5-x, Alstiotitlti. Yttn'ttol'., d iiro;:. .1'.'" /' : *' / '.! t>'/.Y.S tn Cni-'H. .\.<stutT!:!> i'i;i :t .ii:!.!.ii s. r:x<;usn a.xd am/:i:/cax >7//.am/;, !*I:ii:i and S'.i:h-.> {'aitriy, CAKES and CRACKERS of til) kinds. ' '/am r. /'/./ .'/ rrninxi;, <>)srr:i:s. salmox. s \/:/>/x/:s. A is I i i: l> 11 ' \ N \ ! :;> M .\? *K i:i: 1.1-. it rate til in.: in tlil- latiiinlo. I??o h? in tt' Tin' Shite nl' South ('aioliua. rul\Ti "/ I'X/n.Y !u the < \>urt of l'rohatr. \.\ l?. JOHNSON. .11:.. .In i.r I'ml-nti: d! I'll- t'ouiity ul >rcMii'l. rilo V, i 111i i *v Sntiili. Iru-iU'o of Mr<. .J. I.. 1 1::> lev tin* v. ill ol' Wi'iiua Smith, lati "t 1; i I ' Ilia!y, 'let l .lM' I . Tii- - art* 1 1 cin- aii'l 1 11 < 1 11 i~! 1 ymi, tin- - til V. S Smith, ihr i:i?!:iiirv all I .j i1 nf \]: J.I. l.y' - j t i; illy t 1 In1 :?:rl sipi't- ir 1 ?.-i i <1 : . 1:1 tin' 1 r! IT' l I" I hvl I :il I 111 > 11. ' a 1:1" "Jl-i ilny 1 I IT'liniafy. li<?\t in-xt ciiMiin;.' 1 ' i 1 ? if any y -n 111, wh? y-ni >ii<n.| I it ' 11. 1 k? a:i I Vi-ii ! . I?i'|'ire iiii* o|*>>11 nilli, a t I ' II ll I ! lice Mill .! y III* II I III til hiIMljl'll 11; m - .. I il-i iio. 11 <*>*?-. 11 i ill it !. tis y. 11 ,-lt;i!! :m vvcr 11.<.* ? : 1M try lit yniii* |?nil. iiix n i.iiicr 1 \ Irti, I ni l S,m1, liii? *_'i?:li I.iy nf I* cci'il'iT. AIInil i'l'tnini. "in' 1 li'.i!-nii'l I i a|. ||l| II 11 . I :l!: | I _'li! . .'Ill 1 'li' \ It.' l ic.lll Imi' ; vti l.-Ti. o. il." If .ill. I> \\ !U JollN'SoN, .Ill . J ii'ljri* of 1 1 # . 11.1 1 1 2$n*M5!.3 TI<?\. i 1?:! I'. i,:? w liria ?.l' S? i it.itu >\ I! i u 1- It a- l>o? i * J |'. 1\ - 1 in For Sale or Rent. rn ir. iwi 'in'' 111 nr\i i<> i i*. r> i". i:mi 8 ' I 111- I or - I I't rt ; ? M IrI |!f, I .M i ! : w \. * ! 11 <?I >I?N. '. ill ] It The Cheap Family Store! J.!. HARRIS & CO., l.l> respect fully inform I lie good people l t ul' i iiion. that liny have just ieceivcd a large and select assort ineiil of FRESH GROCERIES, Which they otfer t<> sell as cheap as they can lie purchased in litis or any other Market in lite up-country. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF liacon, Flour, hard, Sugars, ('oilers. Teas, Molasses. Vinegar, Fish, Salt, Pi.... \l .... I I'.rltu Cheese, Crackers, Spices. General Plantation Supplies. Hugging ami Ties, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuffs, Kerosene Oil ami .Nails. CA\M:I? (ioonx. Canned Oysters ami Salmon, Canned Corn ami Tomatoes, Sardines, fresh ami line. WOODMX WAKi: AND UKOO.MS. <./ :i 11 <1 i < * My assortment of Candies is not surpassed, either in ipiantity, ipiality or prices, hy any other store in town. cm./, axd s/ :/: rs. You shall he treated well and we will guaranty that you will he satisfied with any article you buy of us. One Store is opposite Col. .1. I.. 1 niinj;'? J. W. HARRIS & CO. Oct r, n if NEW FURNITURE -ATNicholson's Hall, nWINH ju-t returned from maikel, now have on hau l a large an 1 hatidsumi STOCK Of FURHITUBS. t'oNSlSTINti or I liedsteads, fine am'. C,iiunion. ranging in pric IV? la aiiil upwar i-'. Chamber-suits, M?> it rcsses, Liountres, Tables, Ext nsion Tables, W itrdrobes, Wash-Stands Sar.-s, Chairs. Rockers, Children*a Rockers Common Folding Tables, Pictures and Clircmos. i\. '!!; /*V'ft[ Hp t'l O/'iAl'. j 1 Irivo every thin;.? in tin- fnrtiii urc lino I lit j is i:m: i!'y !?oj i in -n l';r-t e':v-- I'limitine ^lno REPAIRING : I mn ; l-i? j.r<?i>:uvl in rojinir old 1'uriiiim o u > li'ii i Nvtii'i' in I roa |ii!n Tonus, CAM, \\i> TilV Mi:. Tlimikin^ i'.v eo I'ii- l -r iheir lil.orn! [> limine, in I ho juif I, i .t.v/v'.t rn.vr/xr.ixc/: Of Till'. S. I Vi | .J. B. BOilTBB. Sojii "J I :.'s if iMjinamils :ire Mure limit Cndly Class. sit mi jiio Slrielly lirst-elasx, lliyii Tuai 'l. Superlative Moves, lie the Times, to lllltTiM' OIK'S. r i : ! : iTIKS COOKING HTOV II.'.H' I i 111:1 (lit MIT, I.lit is SuH i!v I It*'saint.' I J-i?: its ot'linary Stoves. tit ' 'ivs-osi-es so limit}' it'lviiiilnjji's over all ol lift - t li it i> w-ri'-sivv I'.' itisj'fci ii in op I it to iij'1-tet: ate it full v. THE Has taken the Premium a Every C ontcst. Guaranteed ia every Respec If von u mt iltc very lifst, liny tlif TIM! < t'tt|\. I Ivt f ! i,tM'it ?i?t.s nnt'le li:t|>|>y 1 |,', - - --ill'/ tlii- .Iftvcl 111' till- I'll'-! Will IT. rm: s.M.r: r.v J. II. RODGER. On fj tf NEW MILLINERY ? to ? M ? * 3 \ < M 1 I ' * P.Y MHS. .M. VINSON i <>vi:i: K. w. Nnom:. rMIII' lale-l -ivlrs nl I .it-1 it"4 llitls Triii I iiiii..'- nl ill l?--i-i;j-?i**t. . I nun tin* ! n'u;* Hi ! -1 i< **< - ;i!o i -! i! - ii hum: I , i in nl v. i 1>r i-.llll l in tin* Mi lihriy i .ins hut S. I'dlllT S Slill'c. l.il'i il's :i| |* i|| i || i-. 1 | i I'Vllnil i*y '**r'_ in I pi ;* * - 1:1 v aim is la jilivisi* u j i u > tin r? it- * - Mi >1 VI \ Nov r. ir 1 AIS.VM'A AM) ClIAHE.OTTi: ^ Alii LINK HAILAVAY. |'.\SSI:N< ; KK DKIW KTJI KNT. Change of Schedule. On mi') sifter Jniiiiiiry lOlli, trains will run oil tliis rosul as follows : DAY l'ASSKNUKlt TKA1N. I( Eastward.) Arrive nt Spartanburg 11.-Via. in. Leave. 11.oO " ( Wtnluun'il.) Arrive nt Spartanburg I.tit) p. in. I.eave I *J1 " M(!MT I'ASSFNOKIt TKAIN. (/ .'ii.-tu nrtl. ) Arrive nt Spartanburg 11.41 p. 111 I.eave 11. IJ ( M'ciiticiirit.) Arrive at Spartanburg ?. if l.enve y..jG l.Ot'A I. l-ULMiUT Tit AIN. (/ 'aafuitrtl.) Arrive nt Spartanburg 1 1 .'JO p. in Leave 1.11 ( Wrehcorif.) Arrive at Snnrinuburg 1 .() "? p. in Leave ." I .TO TilItOL'UII FLKIOUT TUA1N. ( fjitxltcun/.) Arrive at Spartanburg 4."JO a. in Leave 4.40 " ( W't'ltvtiri/.) Arrive at Spartanburg p. ni I.eave S..jO I'oniieeting nt Atlanta tor nil points West niul Soul Invest. t'oiiiiecting nt Charlotte for nil Fnsieru points. Through Tickets on sale nt Oninesville, Senera City, (Jrecnville anil Spartanburg, to till points Last niul West. <1. .1. FOItKACnr.. W. .1. 1 liit'sTus, (ienernl Malinger, licn'l l'nss. and Ticket Ag't. ! .Ian 'JI J tf AOTK'IO A To Tourists and Health Seekers. Si: MM Lit SCIIFIU Li: TO Till-: MOUNTAINS. Spartanburg, Union & Columbia A M? SparhiiiburK A Aslicvillr IS. IS. *; ? ??? W aI ...tivss r Mnv IT itsfin 1 tin ?n.I after tlio above ilulo llie following Seheilnle will be run over these Koads daily, 'Sundays excepted) : IP Tit A IN. Leave Alston, 1 : 00 p. in. e Leave I'liinii 1 : '<<> |?. in. Leave Spartanburg 1 : F! p. in. Arrive at lieudersonvillc 7 : lb p. in. Close connection is made at Alston with train from Columbia oil (ireenville \ Columbia Itoail. At Columbia, eonueetion is maile from Charleston, Wilmington ami Augusta. At Spartanburg, eonueetion is ma<le at AirLine hepot with trains from Atlanta :iu<l Char' lotte, also with Stage l.ine to tilenn Springs. At IleU'lersonviPe. eonueetion is imuie with a first class Line of Stages to Asheville, arriv; ing there the same evening. Cvi?" Parlies ilesirous of visiting Csosar's Head or other points of interest ean be provided with first elass conveyances from the Livery Stables in I!emlersuiiville .at reasonable rates. Till N St)L' 1 11 . Will leave 11emlersoiiville 8. do a. in Spartanburg 1 S'.tt p. in. U I He'll 1 .."it I p. III. e. Arrive at Alston l.dt> p. ni. These Iloads tire in excellent condition ; fur nishe'l with lirsl class Coaches; proviileil with all necessary appliances for safety ami coiufor* ,, of Passengers. At Spartanburg ami llemler si'iiville the-llolel aeeouimo'Liiions are tn.w ample for a large increase of travel. They will lie found well supplied with good Mountain fare at reasonable rates, re Flll'KlHT THINS. The Freight trains will run thice times a week, viz; Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ' JAM IIS ANl>i:ilM >N. Sup't. .\iav t> (I If r* i s r r ^ i o a k ? OF? IG 0 0 E V S LADY'S BOOK, LOW PI1ICF. OF |ANOTHER NEW DEPARTURE . I R i n i n n i n n VA/ith Innndt*\J No.. 1831 ? j ?i , I:i ol cilioiioo (U wlml we lielicvo In '?? "> }rr?\v, j iti/ iloirc of ilie rentJmjr puMic, ilie :ii i lie/ i ) uniHiiinee ill:|| 'ii||M.\ s .s liuuu in j. ! Isxl will eoiit.-iiu A COfflPLETE NOVEL IN EVERY NUMBER I % I I lie Killnwiiig oM liine specialties: /;. ih'i/h/ Ori'/iihtl Sh i / /'hiIr /> i/riim 1'iilliriix l'nr /.ii'lii x nii'l L'/uh/mi. ; Milllll.tOlll i'lilmul i\ix/lioil I'lilll . Short S.'nrn I'm Ills llliil S/.'t tela *. (>ur I'n/iuhir .Xnrr/h/ /'if/is in f 'n/nrs. I .... ... , i, _/ /11 >i "i rn riu .in mm rui/ium umiir ?? ?r/r. . I rr/uli r/nrnt /h sii/nx fur Hi nniifui l/mnrx. diii/i//'.? /,' riiirtr, (imliji's I'llZilrs. mnl (!mmx'/"?/'/</?/ Chii-('/ml nit / 'iix/iimi.i. rh"., ilc. No Continue*! Stories. | i:\t.iiy m'Mi'.Kit comi'l.mi: in ir>i:i.r,: Suti.-fii|>Ii'jtis will bo receive*! at ibis oilier in' clubs willi litis paper?"I In; L.miiV Timi'.s nn*l i??nn:\'s l.tnv Hook lor one year, j?usl-j?ni?I ^ i riiv s:j r><i. I lo' .Sanlistvy will '?? remly I m i*. 1st. On receipt of IiO ('('Ills ? sample' . copy will In- promptly .sent liy the publishers, ' an i tliis am mnl can lie ile'lnete'l when the price I of a year's subscription is iiinilnl. Himit l?y money or*lor, or ilraft on i'liilailel'.V pliia or New York, or by registcrc! letter, pay I able to <.';nley\>; l,a*l.t*> l.onk, INtlt. Co. ( Limited) j 100(1 ('lies)mil si., I'liil:i<lel|>hiil, Pa. H. L. FARLEY, It onicj :it I<:iu ;iimI ICosil Kslillo Agent. >' M- \i;t \\i!i in;, s. c. I'roinpl : 11?-iiti<in j,iv?*r. lo nil 'iiishiff.". March *.< ly Sowing Machines. ' I \M Ajrcnl l-t I lie ]><i|>ii In i- it ii . is iiiff Mil ^ rililirx. I lu'V arc |-f. >11 < >11 lief I ?.*i|li:it I i illiy III ill iian I ait' .1,1.1 very i'lic:?|?. 1'. M. ron r.N. o.i. lo it' 1 Ladies' Cloaks. O \\ i: have an c'ic/ iiil n?.sort iiH'iit t>f llic late-, i'- < !' I. i tii 1, .i!v. W , ' .1. r. ii i n i it. \ co <>l?l t 'jl IMT.S tin* ,"?tl lr, f j^N'JIII'.i: M iliiH <Ifico.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 11, 1881, Image 4