Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

A F.viiii *"i i. is Fim.; iii.i.u.- -K>>r mhi'u, . i jdats mil it w.i Ii h i ;? < 'ii-1 It'i ilily I'xcili'J over il v 1st' o: laitli I'lnV m' a" leu-', a c ?*v , whore ili?' u-iiing |.i. cue* ,?c't'iin I i he ? gradually going on. 'I In* I't'i'Soii who iitox-l# pern living t iistiiif i- Mi <. i 1 11i t111.no Morgan, 1 wile of 51 r. I. (!. Moi 'in ul 0111 I twit, ills i Morgan i- % daugliici ! !! v. M irk '>1 I'nyd, aild. of o<ntr?o. -i-ltr t ? l.'f lit i>i g", M ir.all and "I't'i ll'-y i ul it.o Smith tiilai.iia t'ullifl- i encf. lit - j ii'- ? \lr? M org m before I lie j public in a iti t*iut i oul il !* Iior -inlt'iiioiili In tlif lull ?t elc It lift . i t-n did 'i i ivr and utiiori< of herjicig i " a - I ut' t !;.tr an i oilier >atiwfactory I'luol- ul ilii- refill, 11? I change t It it l It at I lib f II III tot' I t ; I! d I. I' ; ill - It 11 ill 11 lion. .. I Mt*. M lPfJ^ti 1- n I yi' iM I. HI I In* I Wen mi iiiv.iii'l t'ir hi my you**. 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Liln'ral ?lis? mint in.wh to m? n hint- ,tml otlirra a?lvi*r ^ ti-ii!? lor -i \ tuoiiiliN or l?v fin* v? ir. i)hitn.u> Not in >ol t? n tin - or I ? -?* iti*? il? ?l fr??-. , " oi? i tru iin-^,? ii.u^nl iiii A'lvprlt.n'* Hit* II t >. i Po*to!2ioo Hours. 1 5 lit i! In 11 li*i ii'l.i \ % 11**- .tlli* will 1 :i Ii o*n i I ? I *'* I'M k I'M I 'I I In <ll-I l , I- II "I in.111 III ll ! i >lll V . | \ 11 iii.ill iii ill* i f u * ii l.i-i I itn (i ?ii v lil i at till* i i line ;il I l->|- M I lli> in.11i i|i |ni-iii >| in tIi ">i11 i I; in * will I- i,ik* ii ; ii I- til I i * IM !"i ImlIi l'i?i-l .iimI ttV?t. i>.\\ iii i i'. M IV'/.. it- -\. >:i'il?i'll, e litup <il (lie J/fi'/ii''//! f/.i/ ' 'III I; /?' 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II'-' 1 !n v wniiM Tliey . ire tint as iiiihi.t mi :?i in I I - ? I.mi -in'i I'M"' ?i r.i 1 'v 'Ii-'rilniit' l ... \rolli' >11 Si u :."i. . i vi'iim ni l, "il I I:i a -< mi \ iIU\ i ii'ii,, I >i\ lii- >i'in In' ivily lot lc 11 I "'i i' ,vi' I it i m i i lil i' iv-iuii ii s v i i ii'IiI i i n." i<i tin? iri'/tfor, lil ioi 'l In-" In-1 I in llie I rm/. ! in I liiew liis lii.iins mil. Ho urtrrie I I ;t yuiiii.'i iv i Co :t lew year* ngn I.-.)"' Hi' Ii it vi' in mil* nllit'c t line inlitlii^ri ; I ii r it t |i nl ilii- yi'.-tr - ^in.vili, wliirli is very rare | it tin t i in til" yi'itr. I'iii' ifiiiil line n|' ,mi j i nl i hi i" i - .iliml I lie inilile n|' .Inly, in.i we | I,ever lieflie II I nl'iir -aw niie nI'-nirli -i/eas i iln> fin-1 !? I ire us iu i In- in mi li nf An *11 s|. 11 i v, i - i ri i -i?-1 in \| r T .1. tin-i-r i _?-! i- Ii-ii . ? . J-, l ip I' iii i-Iit ?I iht ,! niviii' -n- |i-ri-I lilt lil l'i?l lliirrs hi 111 I * ii i t I Si.i i-s I..i I - - I 11:1'intin- ) iv i i-in n'r iiv, i\--;i| t'nr tlir riti'jni .ii hi I 11 11vi-i v ii|" in tils :ii iri-rt tin lln'll's I II.. I'.l?l'-illi -|. U litis |.! will 1 i-n 1'in- t lut i|i-livi-i-y Ml"iii-iiI nia'tiw. Irotn I 1 I*. |i. in i-i- iimrr-.w . l-i . I In- .mi[n't1111wii mills, i,I' tin riivilic. \viti. snl-l !.-t Moiiility liy tin' Slicritl of ilint i- mix Tin- |.r..|i.-rly l.r.iiylil sTll.ililil nmi v\ i^ 11111* i-Ii i-.- I I iv .. sy ii Ii Hi- 11" i- uiii i!i?is re. ! , ..X... ?i vlintii simiii vi in-.- in ins, I ill, j 1 I! i in tin II, I Ik- : i ' i I ? ml isi|ivi--sliil in i n i-_'-,r of' I . I'n I'n lit I' i -loryis ii i!n- 11 I i-f tin- | iiri-ll--.si-| - I li,?- I lliijn-l I i \\ II Mills HI. | will I i- tin- lit .ili.i .ft- r ill i Ik'Iii :xl- i I!* is.-'k'Hi'I ' 111 s 11|||i-1 i. will I I | li'i. t> -un.i r .v S i!iii .1 iv in il'i- city el' New \ ..rU Ii wiM ' ? "in- hi' ill.- I ir^f-ii -ni l ui'.r?"i n. l.f rl..-! i hi I ill Ii'.imuo-i >ii?|iuii-If I 111 Mmi city Ihi .iii In- ;T' < ? ?>-i hi. mi I il! IV ler.i' Mlivc* | i".- r !.t i i.i In' rl iii'! .I iriii^ iln* .1 iv. r-?>, I'll it -11 1' I'll* I -Ii-?-i- t*li.?iei\i. Iii* iii i.|i' ' : it . inner in l'.?ri< tin I i niinilicr !* cise* v. i: 11-1 rtr I i ii I hi i city 11 ?i lie >ii I iv ' in j iii_' iir ii- i i ii-- Mf | .'.i|i!" in I mil lmrit ic~ i !>.* I >? micot'ul mil ? ireful ' i'i - nit ir;. i >tis i? i Mm -'I new i'.-i-i'-s ii. I I .*>iiI <li"iMi?i w i. i . | 11. 'I iti t lie >"iiy ..f N| i Iri l, Sp ii ii. In \i n :!!>" . IVni"". it i> ii'i'iTic I Mi ll in> i ?? I : in _'11 \ >lc..I lis Iiivc .nr.'iiiT.'il *\ .Mi in l'ii' i i-i !'? w .i i v tV'>ni Mic MMiirsrc I i "Mi W. I? I'.euicy. iViincrly >>l" Mic . iir ii lii'nirv I'.i -ii . "l" l.iiircni, li i? rente 1 : . i : a 1 > >i ~ i"'i'i a T mi. M i\; - -\ \ i iii I r ii! . * 11 * * 11 'i lir.'e .mi I :i >. II ir l'A it'.'. S: ive< \ ..'i I lie -( ' \V . H i i 1 : w mi- \' r |!*'U < \ I > . r i r.inii ti:: \ . I .'il ! ;i ll!n I ' \ :i- In* ?i.i : r u.:ii !i :.i ? I r:, t !'iv?l'ile in I In* I - ; '\ ! * . n\\ n ?? ; A tin: .- rvi','in> i ii ti| tin* I. ": \ I \! U 1'iV IlIUTIl' !l. !*-ll' V 11 1 I . . 1: . i ii. ii ; it ! : ' , I. i , 1/ o !! ?. ' i i . ? :<\ '' i' i ..'ii. nil l .! -I \ . i'.'. : ii I . i -.ii.' 11 * i* i' in l ho ><| , i' ; 11 in* i; !"!i: i l' i tu i !?n n:. . * in . .. \ n* .. 'i in I 11 ' ni -li :i in 11 . I . . - | t'.i I i ! ' ... : in i . i : ii<i*. ,vi I i! it \ ; - *n? \\ * ! ' ,?T i 1 nu I m \ ty iri iui > 1, >,?:i.o ' .\I.~m* tin . ii !'.i n li ui j it'n'iiu 1 v.- * it i ?; .' iiiivn l" S?- tn inc. anew \ti I vali; i 1'* I'M \\ Ii > pri Ic I fiom 1 ' ii !.-iV": I'i 'jii *'i;vi'v. f.n-w uv .,i! i' c' '..* in I ' I r i'. !.i ni- l'*'i!t*i' i :'! !' !( -ill. .1 <-v>T U<" I 1 >ur : 1".. v. 1 .;i->vn i1. u 1'. . ?iM- I'll' , fiTl ;?!5. | f "fill 1 v.-1 v ^1 ? it 1.1(1 >\ r111r.1t in ' !u r ] | it.rr I ! -jfili ! \ 11 I 11 H < ::!? : I i lllili ' 'til ll ll-i'Ui't j t'l . ., ; \ j 1 1 ? ; ii i '.i ll 1111 !: i. j 111 1 ; -1 w ,ii.- ., 1 \ . . . ,, .. 1 r .HI u' 1 .. 1 ! In- j . Ni'ii^. 1 11 . j i ,111 , \ 1 - i ii I i . - in iln .v. i. i - | in hi tyjii* ai' I, n it . in . .i.i V,. , I. - / v . i.. i ^1 . ! i ...ii i . \ i I lie Town Academies. I>y reference to our alvertisirg columns ill ill be seen that tlie Tru-tces have |>hice any 1 eloiol hi the State, end entitles them to the , oiitidcncc an I pair mage of the citizens of the ; lotinty. Miss Fuller is one of the ablest and most hnrough Teachers in the State, while he^pure hiistiati character is a certain guarantee that y mng l.adtes place I under her care will enjoy all th'Kc elevating alvantagcs illicit avill tit [Ileal I'll'til'.' Il glieSt :i'l I Hint itlH initial posilinis iii relinc I a ?cie;y. c inn>.i ! > > highly rec.uuiu.ui I tin* koiii ile Aci Icuiy Sjli > >!. nu'ler Mt-s Puller s teaching, to pircuM m l 'iinirilicn<. After our |i aper was ni l*Ic ii|> ?c ?liscovercil I lilt we I it < I oiiiittcl noticeing tin* selection of Mim Stillie Mmirous Music Teadnr. We will take pleasure in linking the acteti'lc next week. Prof. II. P. liiiioy, Principal ol the Mole Ai11 lotiiy, i? * i well uii*I 1'ivriMy known tiii-i<?i|(li*iii( the county tlnit it iccins almost unnecessary for us to write a \v if*I in comtiicn"lati'iii nf Iiihi. lie is acktiowlc lje*l t ? l?e one if tin* must tli irutigh scholars, pur: an I hightone l li*i*n*ii in t lie South, tin I wo Ii ive abuulint reisntis fir saying lint Ins invariably iiiijire.ss.rs his ow i ririoMiu.: joalitie-of heart u|i hi the c mscieiH'.'s "i I liepor' uioilt of his Jill |?ltS. I'r.il. P. liiey is eminently *|U ililic I to pro? pare young .n *n I ?r entering any c**'!oge ru the S mtli, iii 1 ii . in iii i* i I take in nv pri.lo or ilevote i.i ire lime inl ii'iir in a (wincing his mi ni'.i t Ii an h I >i*s Willi such .1 in in ;it ill') It0:1 i <i!" our Male Accademy. no see t?<> reason xvliy i .? p-ople of tin-< >nnl v -should s 'ii'l tli?'ir sous in I wmln I > oilier institutions to lie educ ated. Aa i I |"l;ul ol \I ij. It. A. Tjiviispn 1, the illicit i-Y-r 1 uioa ever ii 11. and a distillo 11 ;11 1 I ri In He of II irv ?r 1 <* iltcge -tlie first i: lite it iot. ii iii-U ! ill ion in the country -I'rnf. It iil?*v ->!1T- the liu-'-st e bieitinnil alvantages to \ i ,r in -ii. m i I-r ite rite- in I with re* lined social surroundings. Ln-Ui Have'a Town Clock We ue jirttiliei in being able to -fate that 111e 111* i-* i i : ofii iviug i 1'iwn clock i- as?uuiinj] a very t uigible firm. aii-l if the riti/ens generally iiill -.rivet be m iller libera' assistance 11| a verv short I line I lie "ir hi <?' "I ' ' - '' -vi 11 | give no uncertain sound'' of the hour by ivhieii ir Ii I'iues , our church, oilr lome-tii an I all oilier duties inly bo regulate I. It would be a .nival e invenien e to every individual iu the t \v11 mi I t lie ell wl ti j\v in i lo by a few person. -h o;! I be heartily cud n-.se.J by all. A -ueriptioti 11-1 hi- already he"ii opeucil au-l the anmuut ill" ~T-" ha-s been pie Ige 1. I'llii a eijo i eoiuuieuceiiietit and augurs well for .-pe ly a 'Ulj-l.-ll-il'Ut bell-Very ill 111 d< 1 Iiiiethine, lecor liu j- lo his ahi ity. - > that ail ....... i ...i . i.... i ... v iii.-, ii ivv ;i ?J >111111 >11 mioses! 111 '!< . I It'll 1- I'll- I lit* JJ0I101 il convenience an i 'i h mi i/i'-i of (lie town of ' nion. I'll.1 sii!k i ijOiiii I: -1 is at Mr. \V. \. Niehul soli- 11'ti . in I ilii? names of -n'?-*criwill ho j 11 i! i -11. 1 weekly in tin? I'mi.s until the nooes.-ary aniotiui i- - enrol. - A Job i'niitini,* Onica. Wo are iii iKiiio ;irr in/emeu!-' to e-i ib'.ish :\ ...i.i v ? in.- hi' o nncotion Willi die I'mi < :iti l o\;.oit t> li.ivo tlioni omplolo 1 so .i- i i'.? i 1 i any U i ii 1 of oirl. circular, 1. a..ye:- I'ii io.'- .in 1 !i| inks, Inn I l?;:l< ;i:i 1 tl or 1 Ii ? >rk liy tin; mi I lie of next inotttli. Wo hoiiM h.'ivo tmio this before, hut waited uniil w were :ible to pit -noli facilities into I lie . ll.ee .1 w.i'l! I iil-lll'O the host <|l|alily oj w 'I ill ! il ; i;oe-. I- lie ir :l? |> >-'-ible to those i !i n i 1 ir.M r in 1 iimrc eo i jilete offices. 1 lot!.'.- e will have I ? ;;o to considerable ex pens ind incur some <lebt, hut wo hcliovc ilieie f the l" unity will oncoii 'a^e t he en. ierj i l-1 !-y i liber i! [euronn?e. W frieii !- in 1 the citizens iencrally i i Ii . i tin- i- order- !' ! such work, as fir as they ; is?i! y em for u- . in the ineaii timc iuI niniii." n- ! iho work they will want ? Turnip Si oil. V. hive rceeive 1 from ihe I )ei el rl me :i I .if A iii iet;; i : re n! V :i?!i i njjt -hi twenty-live pie';i .it r ii'!i ! pin pie tup sirup lent", white lint I 'n I . yeliiiw .\liei-leen :i 11 -1 whit* Norfolk I'm nip - e I. wliivli v\e :ire reipiesteil in ills, in' I'.ir i- :h -upp'y will extenl. am mij tin i i ;.!e .1 I'ii; ii ?"tin ii t v. The pitrkiljJC n t? ? m r i n- it t!ii* re piest n| eitr represen itive in i -i:.'r- linn. W II. Perry Sh ni l * ii v iilier - e I- t'r-iin ih?i I opart incut he se-it to i- liere ilier. we Mi ill ii.e p iim :iii>1 piei-ure :i p!.n in ' iiieiii iii iIn* Ii hi l~ of stieli rer-eotis is a thiol; will ipj lvriitc liieni. V- . v-rrve i 111111> ?er of pi k nees now .ii Ii in I I. i Iisij-i' -it i ei in tiie eoiiniry. * ! lie I : Villi *V l rilie- Kllll'ii III i ! ' \ . I:- i! llie ' iiiT.ii >priii;ii II iil . : i ;ij i\ net it tlII Springs 1 i-I S iliirI iv ril p.- eel hi >r.' hi i'. mi hy ele :it?i? . i * * i ..'.in;, i iv 1 ef I' ireeinrs : I r. W. p. i: : 11 I' II. i 'ii in- in. I,. \ \ 1111 ~. II. S. Simp' i I, I X iii:ii >| .11 iii, I i I . i iii 1'. I ! l.ein l-mor. i \\ . /.imilll lll. lll. .1 .in; ~ n tin I 11. /. I ;iles. \ i i ;.i m; if the i'. i e i ii -. m :|j, 11. II . uiiein ?!- ii iii ii i i his'. \ circle I Piesileul, 1 til Mr. > .1 .- .ii ii: Sii-r.'l irv i:i I I're isurer. j 'e isoiul. \i ....... i . . - . ?.V - . ' .4- I .4 14. Ill- I II t. I ill III* I I . . N h; , : >.- .? : : v. iJ V - ing Mi" :s i i; 11*! i I s in I ni ii. I r v i : . . I > ' ?111viS!? |. ?vll . iMi i? i'i >] il ! lillnilM I' ' ii H i hi . .in .i \ i-1 in in-r I i V ,i. . it-1 . iniI\ i i i- : urn I i i' Hum' . i, ii . it ii ; . r..: i 1 !i. ii'M hi I ni hi ! \i i \ :.! n. i" vi i. ! : . ' i - ' uiilri. i ; M .1 I I Wi I iv > : i - iin-r rcsi Icii i I ! !; ? , ?. 1 V -v.: 4 1/ :l!? 4 :?'4 ' r i i in. . * ? :.?? . I* 4 \ i i'?li ir ' i*i V . . ?y t S i n I , ?' r ?in . i ' \ \ ?? 1 ?i 11, i - tut i; ?-r uf . I* f\ I e Turn's. Bogansvills Sunday School Convffitto i. Mm. Kuiiob.?The Sunday School Convention of UogausvillooTownship was liehl at Lebanon Church on the lioth of July and we had 'lie pleasure of attending it. At ltt o clock A. M. a line was formed of the Sunday School scholars, numbering one hundred and forty.four scholars, from different schools. #lie line, headed by the different Superintendents marched iuto the | church. ('apt. S. L. West, the former chairman, ' called tlio convention to order, and upon motion j was made chairman for the second time. Mr. i ('. II. I'eake was elected Secretary. The following committee oa programme was ; appointed by the chairman, vi/.: J. II. Suiuuer, I. W. McCravy, K. Carroll, L- 1'. began and (iurilun Williams. All the Sunday Schools in It ignusvi lie Town 111!> were reported as being in a nourishing j condition. After singing. 'Praise (>od from whom al blessings tlow." Ucv. II. Piickctt made the address of welcome, to which ('apt. J. W. McCravy eloquently responded. The next thing in order was the discussion of the thcinc? "The Sunday School as all educating power?its necessities and possibilities," was assigned to llev. C. I). Unwell, but lie being absent the subject was discussed by ('apt. McCravy. The object of Sunday schools and what advantage they atl'ord," was ably discussed l?y Itov \V \| Foster. The next thing on the Programme was dinner After dinner the convention w is called to older and Col. 1. (J. Molvissick was introduced by ('apt. West, as the gentleman selected to deliver the Sunday school mass meeting ad dress. Col. McKtssick made a very interesting and able address of half an hour's duration. "Ilow is the greatest spiritualism in the Sunday school to be obtained' was assigned to lt..?r It It C 'I i I1..I-.I \vl,.> ,v lit. lll.lv dl? taiued from the convention. The theme was, however, very ahly discussed by II. Carroll anil J. W. McCravy. Yfler the programme h 11 been exhausted, the con volition was adjourned with prayer hy ' lie v. W. M. Foster. Tlic music atul singing during the convention was exceedingly good. The organ was splendidly presi(le(l over hy Mr. John Harrison. ; Thus closed a very enjoyable occasion, although the day was very warm and sultry. We cannot close this account without men I 1 i?? n i n ? (lie ?u?rviee? ?.f itei* tn I,.*'-,t ?^r*(t?'<? Stm.lny t school worker, Mr. L. I*. Ilogan. whose energy . and perseverance lent no little to the success I of tlic convention. l.t eitKin s. ? Justice's Rejoindor to Subscriber. Mi:. Iliurott.?"Subscriber' in the Tini*< of I July, ask< if Justice lias read some arlich.s recently publishe I in thi .\ < '?./ written by dilfcrenl gentlemen naming ihemi I ..?>111:31 HIV .0,,,,,, Mill . -Illt-gi:. .,11-ll^v Itus r.'U?l tlio articles written I,y the several gen| tlcmcn, exce| I I lie oiic written by "\l ijir j Stecdmau nl' liarliugtou." I have never seen the article published by that gentleman.? Subscriber is very ha My mistaken when he j says that they have **cun<liiricil tu a logical j conclusion with force an 1 ctl'eet. showing the injustice of the State giving free tuition' etc. j In reply I ask "Subscriber" if he lias read the powerful nn<l eloquent letter of L>r. .1. II. riv ' - - j-...? ago and repulilisheil in the .V " ??/? / (' w-i-r a i few days since, in defense of tin* Suit i Carolina College? Has he roil tli" telling argument of that learned lawyer lloii. <*. II. Siuioutou? lias he read the argument of that eminent 1 jurist lion. Henry .Melver'.' Mas tie rea l the ' j eloquent speech of llev. Kllis ui Capers, in dej fen so of the Siuili Carolina Col lego'.- The-e gentlemen have shown truthfully and clearly j that it is just and right that 'lie State should ' give free tuition in the South Carolina College, and that it was, and is a poor man's college "Subscriber" asks why I <1:1 not write I S17..MM) instead of "a few cents j In "Subscriber's" lirst article he says that Il* ivivln.r jl,., ,1 I .. ...... I., r ....-I... ! Jo our legislators continue to l.iv upon us the | httrJcn of supporting the South t'aroiitia t'ob I lege? AiiJ in reply I askeJ, "is it a InirJeu to I piiv :i few cents." My meaning wis oTiJcnt to ' nnv well balance I mini, wlieu I a<ke I if it ' w is a liiirJen for >'T'/ l:ix paying citizen to j pay a few cents. lint "Subscriber'' no Jouht j llioii.'ht lie eouM weaken my position before the reaJers of the Ti>n:s, by u*ing the aggregate amount puiJ by the whole Stale, 17,-VM It certainly looks as if "Subset iber s" cotuprelienling powe is were \ery meagre lie *ays "the pr less ir<". trustees, patrons an I frieinls of our various other colleges are cotiipelleJ to give Il.cir nouiev to throw open the lo irs >f the Smith t aialina t ollegc free of tint ion. In reply I a*k hi in if a man sen Is his s ui t.i Wotfor 1 t' iPc-'o. for inst nice la 1 i.avs his titit'on. while i iiiiiiism* sen is his son to the same I institution, an 1 has no luiti ui to pay. Joes'ii I , the for ui or hive to lolppav the tuition .,f the : hit i ei I will n t notice hi- - j --me in relation : t-> I lie > ?lil ii ?' 11 1 i11 l <' ?" 1 jti* li-il Iti n S v |">'>r iuiii > c ii!e>;e. I t I tin a* I ii ave iiiiiWy | i- ?v. I in :ilI I'nr iuiii It- I men ill it it is i p > >r m m > ; c ?lIo>co. SulisiTilier :i!s.i s iyili t! .?ny Mil lent j ivIn js |i?Miicioni iii HIV in - c'.i-- in Wi?:i 1. | enii enter the n n; el us at <'>li|inl>i i //?/? j iof. lint it'll ai I lie S.niili Carolina College j us | mi iiif.irni I'iy i icii!il'it 1 -jiu I nt of ilie ! ii I CiilU'gC. i Sn'iscvilier h ? * i*ici*i*?f?* I '> 'li-?pliy iiis ircisin. !> i; Ii Ii is utterly lull* I -in every Ii u ii -1 Listen In unit tint j>r if nm 1 s-'linlar hi I 111v" ?!i? !i ?ti. I?r I'll<>rii\\ i-lI. \vli"?c name 1 m l t*iin * h iii! versa!, s), | Wm I vm I make any e itiiiii uiive i'iIi i nail,' Kliteitc its s-'iis i ijjeilier, * "i.et us !i ive i e il ii-iTi'wliii.'li i-i wirl iv of Mi-n lino, I i nlio'i \v i" iti hi v iip l in* <-!in; ? i; ir i|ir w;!h ui ii >:i ( it. iv i;i I : i i.v i ii ir r'li Iron in i . rv 1 ji.nr lr i u r. Mir li I t- i- i.. S |i ..r' j lirrrro I i tlirir i > y;iijilii i t liii* r'i wv.i ir, In M I'll / 'M II x ii i : i! .* i< I'm* It ; 'iV'pll I I !wcl' ' '/ lllIT i'l lillil\ . 11 r i . I..N.I Mil' WlM'.Nfi N. \\ llilp II yoilllsf J I i . , i M 11; i ? mi. .ii J?nn I iy, 111IN i : . ; v'l ; . M: lIlP T1. UCCII, : I llV rtllO 't ' In . - -.ir It. . i'l1 ' iii? |< run > pi.tkci : xv Ii ir t.irrr w i- -i |.i? on ; . i! . T. I i in - .'HP i ip p I1 j. ? wis II -!s ir ' I liillilll! I In* y iin.' Iriy. ill i rill- :i p ityvix ?II'I x\ Oil I I'liis I!. Iili.'llirr I I viiinuij; iij: i.i.?! t.iiixin. j.-< - W ASH1NU1 ON LETTER (Fiomuur Ucjnhir Corrrn/tomh ill.) Washington, Aug., I, 18S-K The President will leave for New York on Friday, and unless something unexpected transpires 'ie will li.irdly he seen in Washington again before the middle of September. 1 should not expect hitu to slay away much lattr than that date, lie evidently intends to come (rack fresh in the Autumn for the hard work that must precede the session of Congress, and, indeed, must continue while ^Congress is here, j Hut it should not be thought that the President is simply going to he idle during li s aV-eucc. For live months lie has been constantly denied the opportunity he seeks to pott let- carefully iiiiiny important topics and to stilly llic tiaiioual questions which :ire somewh ?t new lo iiim. This opportunity lie will have while absent from Washington, and it will be ot' great advantage to him. l)r. Newman is reported to have said that the memorial to be erected over General Grant's body should not be convent ion il an I meaning, less, like the granite sanlt erected to honor Washington at the ('apital '. l)r. Nevvmia's opinion upon such a matter is not of much importance, but there tire others who ought to know better about the Washington Monument. Those, however, who live within sight of the great shall know that the design justifies itself. In the hotuely praise of the household, "the Monument grows on you." It has grown to be a part ofllie daily life of thousands who have uevfer analyzed their feelings in regard to it. I'iiclusciously the eye seeks it, ati 1 dwells upon it. Its v. slue.ss an 1 simplicity allies it wit It nature, and it allccts the mini after :t time, as do the sea, the lake, the cataract and the mountain. As all great natural objects have, it has its moods. It It is in ttty tspoots. lit the grey of c trly morning, in the bright sunshine of noon, in the mellow evening, in the starlight, in the deeper darkness, the Monument gives distinct an I separate impressions to the beholder. The gathering mists, the driv ingrain, die ^cuily tailing sti i.v. the h<Toe lightning. all seem to Ii ive a purpose i:i their dealings with the gre.it shaft as they do when they come to surround a towering or. 14 or tall ti[>oii the tossing ocean, fl en oral limit's friends will 'libeller than I think they will it they obtain tor him so satisfactory a memorial as is the Washington Motiniiicnt. A Host on paper says that Washington has ini'l a temperattire of about ninety degrees lot something like a fortnight, l.ut there seems tol l I an niter iudtlVerance to vacations mi the pari of employes this year, in spite of the e\traorili< nary inducement to gel away which t ie temperature oilers, 11 has long been the fashion U write about Washington as allot ami nniieilthy place in summer. As a matter of fact it is tin healthiest city in the l'tstern States. Ami . luring a liot^ spell the therm niieter does not ! rise as high as it does in Hiltimore 1'hiladel; phi.1. ami New \ork. w hile eases of suustrokt ; are almost unknown, Washington ts tcallv in | of the most desiiahlc places f ir ;i summer res j idence. The :me lals struck oil' for the delegates who voted for (ir.inl in the licpnhlicaii conveui lion of 1ST'', are hotter appreciated now than they were three or four years a/ . tine ot I them was shown at the I'.hhii House on Mcdues 1 day evening. A Tennessee llcpuhlicaii iieM ii ! in his hand with a loving clasp. "I was n!iVreti?of tlie | o!iti! eians and newspaper w its. l'..r one. I waalways pr?u ler of it than anything 1 possesse I. ^ Now all the worl I ratifies our choice.'' l ot the Times Oakland Acc.ademy Picnic. ! Mr.. 1.in i'ii:.- ?The eighth annual picnic ol : Oakland Academy wis given at Oiklaud on last Friday, duly the "JUt. Tlie people login | to come in early from all directions, and by ; hall-past ton o clock -piitc a large crowd had assembled. The gin home near hy was fixed I tip for I lie l)il!-ro >:?. 'in I a g*?o I Via I >1 imisic lilt 1 on obtained. l?inein.i c?iniiioaced nh nil j eleven o'clock, itii l isle I till n't mi hall-past ' twelve wlien -1 i litter wis announced. The (title, which was a very long one. w.i; lie illy arrange I hy the follow ing < - in m i t; ; Misses Whitloek. iVi: y. II iweii an I Sr jit. mil Mes-rs iVelue, Unwell, S mii an I I! > 1 or- >u, ' wiili everything which nil I plea-o in | ei tile of the iimsl fastidious. Tim <liiiiiei* was one of liie hest tv* ever ?nv, an I everyho ly I ha 1 enough. After limit r ilie y <nng pe ] le i adjourned to the I .all-r i -in, where ihev engaged llieinse!ves in daneing imiil ti?e o'el iek, when the tisseinl ly begun to disperse having spent a very pleasant 1 iy. Me h tr I a gent'sein n - ly J thai this picnic v.m one ! llie he*: ! e had ever alien h* 1, an! v.* e ei' 1 trniiif illy re-echo | what he said. We were inf rioe I lliat M . Allien* Heine wa*lh" chief hi aver :n gelling up (hi* picnic. hi 1 he eer; tin y de*evv s a gnat deal of credit for getting up s11 11 an e!e gmit an 1 en.i iyal'!c all' ir. The coin mitt re already II line I w ere lltlliriilg ii. their ell'nri to tin lit* the day a pie a* a it "lie I" all, an 1 Icaerve gia* I credit. M e \i*li ymi e oild i.ave heen there Mr. Ii liter. In we are sure von Willi I have liili lini* liai*. <? t .* lid \c ilfny ;? , i r i I'loiiio. hi I the proi lo nivim 1 ire llio / ?/ lu n. i r > our. I'r.its >nm; ? . . I ..r ili. i Crops in Cross Keys. Mr. II lit .sr.?1 it ivp jut return ! from ;i protrirfcl tour tlirmi i t!ii' jjirleri spit of I'n. in r >..!'. ?'< Kiul the cr ips ;ire looking liner Ili in I ever ilieni: I?.n llie l.trin til:lt .-It f r icle I i;iy <l> ; i r e.it i? i w i t 11* of \| I'. .! ! I. I i i i i nil, .. i o it I ri i i i!v i like 11.one j^r.i.vii i i I ie M i-si-sippi Wille;. in I i- tlie fin I ii i. e\ i- - -i I' ie ell nil I lli< t'.irill :IJ||'L' II'.' 1 - i III :l . - I !' . I .1 i of any n! Ii *r 1 ii it I ?nv in I m ii w i> 'lilliT-'fii '.x: i i I. hill i.j >:i in' pi (i~ v 1 ton :i-1 it W ix ill \ ill i'in t |x - , i . hi i:n jir-iv.' I \ .ii cly. I xlaie ill - lii* ii 1 I i i i 11 '.x i' Wii'.l pruvi* i ^roit a Ivav. ir* I > mr l.tr.n * .! llicy wui! I ;:i*iii*i t'!\ |irn'.*nit* itic I - ill I lint ii iiur lariin i inm-i *ri niil .it' iluii* uM ii it. n?i ! i 11 initi * iiihI ii-.* iiii111' ivcl ^*.?**I ami lull .|- x ivili? ililjilfliu lllx ! lllt'V l \|CCl I I 1*0 | l'u> Ol'u .' nil III-1 |o*||' I Oil > . .1 T. II. - MiIhii! i*.i- i .-ii I.-* i*u* ii I y mauve I I rum I In* - y ;i l'i- <* ' n \ . i .s A;/HO run*, alucli in iin > -i .re a, i i i in i.i.* ' trin -i a v<*? mi I > 11111.* , ii?i* I in in* olliei I vine I * . W .i: . .ii.. 1 Lit itMMiui nir. Sriii.i.'\k Issti* ii ri. ?Atlanta tJi.. Adjust I.- -While Alabatn i street, the principal butinett thoroughfare of Atlanta, was crowJeJ with people to* Jay at noon, an alarm of tire rang from box 14, known as Institu'.c bl ck. A Jcnsc suioke was seen issuing front t he upper stories of the Atlanta Surgical Institute si nultaaeausly with lite souu ling of the alarm. In an instant a I panic cusueJ. for one orieJ: "My (JoJ! there ar? fifty invalids in iho building unable to leave t'icir be I-,'' \Vithin three minutes of tho s mil ling of the alarm, live thousand peoplo were at the .scene of conflagration. Tho fire department was promptly on hand, and the men at once began to carry cut the patients through the sulfaciting. blinding sin>';o that filled every part of the building. Ouiy through the most h??roic clforts wis loss of life averted. Korty-fivo itivali Is were carried out of tho burning building in beds and chairs. Tho scene was one never to be forgotten. The fire originated in tiie line of a boiler on the second story of the building, an 1 as the firemen wore carrying the sick people down stairs the hoarse rushing of the Uamci*could be heard on every side. The buil ling was partially saved. Loss ? 12, ><>().- fully insured. The patients were carried lo hotels, where they will be cared for until a new building can lie secured for the hospital. Tho ' rops. Kcporls from the craps throughout the county continue to be favorable. There is I.vii i.. ill .'iHNilv nl'.minion iinon linw ilie colt n i? fruiting. Sonic contend that it is nit fruiting as well as last year, while others say it is hotter, Cpon one point all seem to agree The plant is generally much larger than list year, and if there are not as many bolls 01 a iitub, there are "c limbs, and it is very lively that the limbs have fully an average M number of balls that were upon the smaller limbs 1 i-t year. Should no disaster occur, the etop will be a good one. However, the cotton crop i> subject t > s j many contingencies, that n in in em sifely estimate what lie will make until it is in tl.c bale. Corn still c intitules to le doing well, and it is now safe to s iv an abundant crop will bo made. I'eas are looking tine. The recent rains have been very favorable to their early growth and in a short time they will shade the ground so i that only a long an I severe drought will scri ous'.y injure them. Many are now preparing to sow oats between t the cotton rows. t'li r. 1; \Mioi.rii A. SnoTwr.i.i.. ? Raleigh. >? , ?, August !. ? Few deaths have caused more general sadness in Nortli Carolina than that of t'ap'. Kandnlph A. Shot well. Slate librarian : an I editor of llic / ' irwt nn<l Mcchtinir. Me 1 lie I ldenly on l-'ii lay, ami oil Saturday and Snii lay hi-1 remains lay in slate in the rotunda of the i'iptiol. constantly and lovingly watolie I by Ins o nnrodes in the late Confederate States army, Over the casket which contained his remains was thrown the llag of the "state lie 1 ive I >o well, and there was iihn that other "Miner, the t'oiifederate battle-llag, tinder whose folds he had so often inarched. I'lacd upon ' an imposing bier mid garlanded with while roses, evergreens and immortelles, the remains were looked at by thousands of people. The fnneial was yesterday afternoon, two brothers of the deceased, the "state ollicers and the members of tli" I.a lie< Mem rial Association at i tending Tne interment was in lite beautiful | cemetery bore. Alrealya popular subscription hi- be.-n si.iiiel to erect a monument to the tnrin ry of Caj t Shotwcll, and responses ate coming in from tlie entire .State. lum lm:> sk A>;\in. ? I.aureus. July Kl.? The new : jwu council organized anil look charge of the town yesterday. A. T'.ichlebcrgcr, i c luiageotis, cool m:ui of experience in tlie lor i:ic??. was elected marshal. To-day J. M. Irhy came to town, and, presumably to try the temperance spirit ol'thu new legime. indisci iuiiiiaielv ami without provocation slashed several I iti/.-ns with his horsewhip, lie was promptly ' arrested ami carriv 1 het'orethe council, who. on his plea line en Ity, lined him .T-oii, which was promptly p ti I. There will prohahly he other cases of a-- - n.lt ami hattery against him, besides he ha* forfeited lii.s peace bond.?.V<-"\i <in>t C'o'tror. 'Tut: CoNvhTinN \si Si;nti:nck or llitti..? < ?ttaw:i, i hit . August J.?The conviction ami sentence of I. u:s Kiel, the Kehel leader, is the ill ahs.irhing topic t >-day. Orangemen and l'!iio|i?i. .-'uhji-cts geiiei ally consider it a righteous in Igmeni, while among the French-Canadians con - i I rr :h!c cxritcuiei.t and indignation is manit'estc I. The i nter claim that the trial was not Ttir. tliit vi niolu evi ienee from their a in ip nil w;i> snppresso 1, an I that important .. :ttiess-'s were dented the defence. l,cvcc<)iio, who i ire ! wn tin- Kiel e'ligy durimr tlis recepii ti d the shavpshoot jm, was to-day present with a eo| ( wateli and chain. 1 \ i hi vi' win hi: i mi; I'lsrni, \xu mi; Kci.t.v I'i.i \ mi.. In liiis upper pari of tlie county it -e m- Ih it we atc mutely at a lawless bully. Toe To a e.* hiit uy it Ahheville Couniy, takcu . uii hi'! i"<:.'ii! kil.iug ol a man near Molten I'at It. w i I i I i i tli- >pi a i in i h it Ahhevtl lo i * amy ? in in irly ia h i 1 a stale of lawlessness as l.auri-iisW lieu wj re .-Hi v ill it murderers go scot* t'i ee ill till- 1 oc I 11 V, .n I lli'ed not sutler the inc ..ii ii?r in j:til, the cili/.oii feels i iii' ilr- 'in lui iii -11?i ) i in hi protection whatever !l liieit i ? i seel tin 'if Mexico wlirro tie |ii -? 11 i h*i ,\ ing bully overrides law and order wit!: iii . i . | i iity tIi iii lie dues in Abbeville an I I.aureus e hi it ie?t. we Ii ive Hit heard if it. It ret:ly >0 in I ins .is if our.juries truckle In iiiii.- I' re: < in ur ifr n I to Cultvic tlicill. ? Alt ' . /'. . limit r. . < \ ii. i \i l?i-i iv 1:11 \--'dr. William Thomas, of N < w ton, It -ay>: "My wife lias been seriously alleeii i villi a cough for twenty-five yeirs. in.t iIn I'l'ino more severely than ever lu-f'.re. sii ii i i used many remedies wiiliout i !iean 1 I eiiii; urge 1 to try I'r. Kilty's New l).-e iv? rv. di I so, wnli most gratifying resu'is. "1 iie first bottle relieved ber very much, a * i 1 tlie see ml bottle has absolutely cured Iter. S ie ii i not liil -noli good health fur thirty eon- lrialbitt.es Iree at !. IV. l'usey & lit i s.. I 'i ug Store. Aug. A Sin in \\ m: m so. - -1, .ii Ion, July oft.? Mr. < h i in! hi! a i n in i speech at Wiltshire tidv , the wuihinginen to j.re-s for thercferin ut" tie s Ins in tiv.ir of life.holders. Hi i d bo 1 irve I th-it I inning grievances iiv i ii il i .\ i rr |i HI ' II l: : iiimii v s Km.ini. -An iitlenlivj c > i i -i Ii-iii wrilinH Ir*ihi IS! 11r a Station. on lii ; t nit in tu t l in in Kuroi I, informs u-'ii.i ii Weiiii'-li\ tli i-lo mi engine o! Mr V I- i - hi at ihv |'l i "c. while runn1114 liit'-i .111 -ti- mi ire >f 11 i 111 v |n> in is, hr iioin-i l-' ni mutely no one ww nijiii I Notico to t'filoie't Ti-.ioli!-! s Ml' I I - I I'liiU' .1 V" < -lull' til it till' III I III If all ! i 1 Inr \- m i it 1 01 li is liven 111.t?VO: I I -1 J- !! ' I ! : t!lV '! ?t I'll '1'.' Il Tl*-t -1 ;i ^

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, August 07, 1885, Image 2