Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

j?** Kaffir# Dank Their Money. Natives of that irnrt of South which to u j;reut cMcni Is lu jod by Pjialnucu and Hottentot* ' h peculiar system or banks ami - Ttifcae lvatllrx, ainoiiK whom this louM system of bunhtnK obtain*,; 9 pear Knfi'rnrln, in the s;??n 1 1? <>i iln?. '?frtony country. Tho natives eotm from their country t<? trade ^' thc several v Hb?K^a 11 ml towns in rr. ??'ZUVgQ- buntbers, stn\ w j 1 1 1 die Hut m r r then return l<? Kaffrai in. ^ ' -^Chclr banking faelliilex an- very r- -ri|totflvc. ami connls! entirety of InnKs !y Id jjjf deposit alone, without banks of /Uh* Issue, ami they havtV no ?; ?{ Cheeks, Hut slill t'hey enjoy l?y/iU|iix ^jpi^vHogvK, Hitch as they ait, / &V Ti'om ffiose wl?i? trade, ? ! f'heir own 2T"I*Hirtber, they seleei one, wl/o for tho ? ^occasion Is to b<> ihelr hanker. lb* in ' oonvorted Into a hank i?f deposit by putting all t lit* money of those whose ? banker he Is Into n bajr, sod then they z... nally forth to iho ? tores to buy \? i?u t g^Over thev waul. *? . AVhon an article l?> pureluised ny any of those who arc in iliis bunking ai r^'r-pt'uCut ?'??> I'l ?> ?? >?? ' "?? IIHI?'ie IM . taken bv the banker fruiii lite t!;>| ?< ?si C money Inik, eonnb d severn I ilnie* and -*-- tho7i paid vt tho ?ellor ot tho arth'lo, afler Avjjleh all the bank dep .?sltiirs ri^y out to tin? banker in tin- pivyeiee OF two witnesses solo'b'd: ''You owe liic so !UU<-h:" This i . ihcii )*0|)Cate(l by tho witnesses. ri:?* '-in oral aerounllutf eoinex between the banker and Ids several depiedbn^, When all desired ptirehase? have been made, after wldeh all the nniius dc pari for their unrllu in w ilds. Tit Hits. ' ;? ? nn'rsT I -- O nuwes about out* rent an hour. ? f ? Spring Humors of the Blocd Cora o to ft certain poreenlatfo of all the people. I'rohahly 7."> per eonl. of th*HO people nre euro. I I'vcrv year hy Ilood'.s Sni fapfti'ill i, iiiul we hope hy this nil veil isenieut t i c<-l tho other vJ;*> per cont. to take Hood's Sarsaptirilhi. II liiii mu.lo more people well, elh-eted rnort! wonderful euros than any other iuuUioino in. tho w?>ild. Its i.Ucu^th ft.i u blood pu rill or donionidrat ?* I J , Pimp'oj All K I n < I o c f Hiimo r I* .'i o r I a 3 1 s Blooti 'oiaoninij; Hhatirnatlsm Catarrh Malaria, Lto. All of wliicli ace provaleiii al this Hen hou. You iu'i'1 Hood's Sui'- 'npm i 1 1 11 now. It will ?!?? you wonderful (food. Hood's SarsapariHa la Aiaotiua'tf iiroalu.-tt llleo 1 .Motli'-ino, ? nor a -.t i;?i nucAMi; i-a*h'h A ?~> nv ? ? ? 1 i m ? 1 hoy fell out of' a uiit'l".v a '? > < 1 was pie!. v.I up ? ev- re'v he. i'?, ^Joit 'WiTtrtTTTtlTr*nT,r*-rTp-7 <??? ? ](H ivy of pin 11. U ia?? < in.t1a\ iim \ ? I ? ? i 1 ? I ? n who a.i\v tlu uucid^a!. prophesied I l?:i< tho hoy who hiil MU'h M'lf c'uilrol would 111:1 kf a man for biuit^micii"'. Ho wan 1 i.:ht. for the l:oi hee.imo tho famous ( loin 1 11! I'li'i'M . All Itnli:l:i woinK.i fell iflt0a do ? -it ? ftlid Would have heoil ^lto\V I)cd hilt for t il. . of a liov v h o* Ai > 1 a nj{ in alter her and manured fo lier iifloat till a bo::i. caiuo to the re*eue. The K|ie<dali'i a admired th* hoy 'a prompt 11 ess and kindmsn ?>f heart, but eouiliieu teil < o his ! e T. 1o-hm whieli, tliey mud, nn/l't have ? -? .*?t ? him hri lite This hoy wsirt tiarii nidi. 1* . ? t in ??oil pideriiij? his lite one '.hat tioso were liia eliarae'. cm -t i ???? af! I'uo. ? ,.H? w n? m? alert tout ii? om aid \ lell when he \\ ? n 1 1 ? I n::d.?- an attack with his red Mnite 1 ???! 1 1 ? ? 1 - . Folmtve 11 lid lit 1114:1:1 : 1 i la our* 1 h 1! llo- wmld r ui}? with his j r. ii <??., ami withal >o 111 lis ereet an to make hi - telh'N patriots n iidi he Hi ic in (1 n i:ie 1 A little hoy u*ed to -eru-h lh>weis to ohtaiu their eolor, ami w.iuhl th u paint alls ut s <d pi?- } 11 n s ? ? :i 1 tie ? h if a walls of his father s eottajje in llnj Tyrol. He heramn known to 1I04 world later on as the ureal nrti-t Tt ian. Back&Ghes of VI foment are wearying beyond dos oription and ihny indicate real trouble somewhero. . Efforts to boar the dull pain aro heroio, but they do not overcome it and tho backaches oontlnue until tho causo Is re moved,. Lydla C. Plnkham'i Vegetblc Compound this moro oertainly ihmn any other medicine . It has noon doing it for thirty yearsm it is a wo man's medioino for tVo *8 itirn* it ham done fir tho health of turn wohton? Road ?mtmfut letters fr~ oonstmntty ap Bill Comes by Savannah on Return from Florida. , ? <*??.. (iOt IN CRUSH ON Till: SIKH IS Arp and (lirt Wife Saw Ocwcy and Heard lliC Cheering of U?e ''co da. ? ? ' ii Oh our return I rip from Florida w# ran Into the Dewey leeeptlon at iiav it ii nuh. Ii luul not occurred I <j a* tha' this wan any of our hindiies-i, '?ut at WayornxH mid lonsup mill all along t >. ?? 1 ho Uno men and women w< re bourdlug ( In' car like I here wan a carnival on hand and by llu time we arrived we could hardly g< a into the d put for tit* , people. In tin rimiM' of tinioiWO got 1 I lie le-a v ill gfl of i dinn"r and took a c'i: for th? ecu Ira) dciiot which was to le< our 'In .idtjraili r.-i until > p. in. From there we radiated down toward tlrn I)? Sot a, following the crowds that wcr? gra\ Hating fiat way t?'rr:ng how they were mi-.-dng on tin- hroad id' w.il'c just oppofii 1 1 * tl"' hold my wife fcald: | "I ,rt \\n Slop here by this telegraph pole." I: was a fortunate f.ehet:on to With the big pole behind lie;' and tie' curbstone before her she couldn't I ?? c row ded to nny extent. In half c hour the crowd was ininicn.-c an I Would have moved ln*i from her moor * i ? *4 ii>ii for tli>' pole I braced her on one . iiie with two .solid feet and ' firm f in jiuro- it> . Kvpanslon was th? I . - . ..?v- I .O' J %i?:cs of c; lOi'H s.vu lined ai.iillld US. but j riiv w!l't? Uood - ? ? I i d t ? ? her |i s". An J <>::n r half hour p ansed, but still tber? w.i no I Jewry sign and I begv n t r> | feel i II: tie tiled in my leun and to draw .i long brea'h otu >? or twice in ft j v. bile. S line*. im m-a ami tai n chang-' J f > 'he e;:ier tde- stf'-el was Kept <lea? by the m. aimed police. .so that the mil Isary could have distance io march in platoons but tie' nillil irv ? 1 1 ? I not up p >.i.r An. tli: i half hour paused and w i- ht'fird tlie >o|emn h--ais of a drum fur away. so I braced np my knee; for , another effo;!. in . 1 1 ? - me mtinie lln<- ? carrl tgett ?d .-rin d with Mag- and bunt ing and le iiilifu! 1 ? ? I i * s and swell gen t le men pa- e 1 ai. i r? p i. scil bui no sol diers. 1 w.i. marlv n niy lo drop to the marble flisp'ng oa which we stood, but my wife I'cod a - linn to t li ?? tele graph pole as < "a v;i '-i.au i d.d to t.h ? mast. .About ;hU time a littb hcniheu, t!hinee appeared at tin- I e. pl.ite bay. window an I ;b?' Muall lioyt? clioere ? ; hint, I'./r ho. uiu, l.'ew. y's pet. mat hi-., hi ought from '.ianil i a lad about i year.1, old and .is /;.aid looking uh a ('hi- . nee ever v,? t , t > I My wile .-aid tba'. was a .^lgti. a firri'tiiain'r. and an re I enough Mrs. D.'Wcy so n app< ued ami puted ihe lace (/main and gtixed upon tc crowd -?nd smilt-d. I war. not look ing tat way ; nd my wife iimlgcd me i with 1 1 i elliow a ad said lh<Tr .'-'ic is ! but sin- had <!'s;?p)<; irc-l and I saw an ' ether lady in anoth-r window drink j ill;-; a cup of ti a. and ri'ininlii ! 'ie . ; (dder than I tlicii;;'" o- was alnl ni'.r j t lit r ty, a if- 1 -a _? ? tip a in j-oni" I liai ' I was l"ok'iu < ' i' whiiik window. Still tnore was im s'uii that the sh i x t v;o.s .t'lout ;?< lie; In and I dre,\ inolle" : b an b: < at !i and s- lulled. < ant you j stand ii a lilth loime: said she. ' I , am ali.";;i t dc.ul." . ai.l 1 I wuui I ' give t\l." out of tiii and sit down ' .? (Mlti'V' acfi I W'i s then o'clock j we had sto.-d tie ?? t.'itei- solid hours My wife ei:deav< ; ed t ? > ib-tnct from ? niy Mel f to the llajtM an I to tin* smal. | j bovs who had < ! onle-d to ? ti ?? ? >pings ; j of the windows, and up in the trees," but I felt lik" I w ? ? a? i tuner il and 1 ! -w is the ('Dtp e Ml ' Ii* eofllu. A la-t, at list Mr ln'w< \ ciine again to the | window antt '?rmovrd the ineo ? tli fains. ! and the adia i it c itm- with her an 1 t \ ed his hand t.e- oitl.-?id?.' multi , tude, and ? veryliody sli.?e,ted. I h linpol t int ? risla wbi?h were io have j n r r i v t-ti I id a i t o \ en . I hei ?; was t h" ; : urea: admiral n full ti'iralii and there , was lil.-; ivit'e. mdi:,ut :;nd rtniliiig. ( il ;< s i.l ; m s.lv.,-1 sat "a waist :iia: was . iiii'ilestl". i >w cut 'i tlie l-'? t'iw rl< >. ! and m> w : fe i uitbl see di iiuomls :<|>ai k ; ling and jewels sh iik'.ii^ from h r hair to her w a >i . out 1 c.,:iMa'.. for t lit) ' I window Wib net raiseil and all that w 1 s-.iw w thro'.mh a gla s darkly, and j my eyc.s were m-v r t lined tnueh by di- j amonds. The admit ?1 was si< -k and l a ? j doctors said the nir niu-t not blow o:i | him. About this time the till ill tin . not" s of a bras- band cane* over III" j east v. .no and ihi i-ii-'i 'lie multitude ami my *v 1 1 ? nud-i ,1 n; - a>;ain and ild. l ent tlii* bea ui il'ul I iili't a ble." ?ii i I for my km- s wer?' in a j tremble and I win ? fuis'.di-ring bow I could .stand up "> loiive. I had mu i i-ali/a'd t'a dif'c : e:;c<- in our ages uni.l j then, t'.or !i w i4. v possible toi h e I j i . : it :,ir I ne bu; never faltered ! for i n: m "i;t . iicr .complained of any- J thing. Slu uiiiu Lhcru Uj slu and .sin.) raw. \\'<-l?. * h? rrilitii.v I'rdlowi'd the band j a . o i i i . . t ? >i lint lii i h . 4 1 1 .I ii bom, ? i i.- tii re v. . r ; - : autv - om;i in'? m - j eluding ii ? a n 1 1 v ami in nine- and tie j c.ulets and t ae a: :ilierv and the cival-j ?> nd so! for'.ii 1 supp.' e ;he art.! ! boy are ti.i fell as wha; made the! pii-ni h that made ib" admiral si tsleli The at I 1 1 1 ? ? i v was i': .ivVU V>y the t :^ge?i , mill. . | .??. - i v\ and on cull mill I v.av a t?ig il iir.e)' and the gulls were j little long things about a- 'ilg as my j | aim ! 'oke i Ilk. woy ? co:np:ited witj vv nat W" h id in t .i' < vol war. I still i do not under.-! ind what ti'.ey vy.i-it w.t.ij ' ti|i'il b'g tuilli'!- i?* poll *>>(? il little guilts, j lint at last or.r- hhow w i.- over ami my f S wite said nhe was willing ; > depart j ; tho-e < . asts if it was possible t o ge: j away. As the grand pv.ade of the triil- j itary was go.ng on and the brat* b.xnda ? | weie floating iiiUi.c in the air Jiud- j giHl me and sab! 1 feel Just like j fhWtlng. don't you"" f)a. my c ountry. | I How wC have lived to?<Hh"T for over; fifty ycaia and we are oo mor" rMtkr ; about fame thing- than a m- ? i " b i I U to * bu**iird. "iiiouLins. I. . : no. I fe#?l mor? If k*5- golnic *o:r.e ui'l I going to berf. I w jmI'Iii '. l (or th<? whole *ho ?*!.'. tt-- j - ?- o j Chines throwtd to I n - - attt | 0taadlng on fj'u tof! '???": ;.v ' ^ 'v I wool ft O U ffl ? O". Ttv A wcrld in all ? f<v. ? I IIImn' -p Yaa..i; xJ- A* , ' salth th* prr-4' .;~ A Uw'lK - ^ *.?<*-?; ,<?.', ?? ,..v p fcrutd my mt* f . | fhe would ?*/? hs-* -? ;.v.' )? thing. And *o f ntu -- i*--'. Jw ^ . a , I trell that ??di well V4V ?-?* ' ? Again and found a *<*'1 *l so* d?poi from children and rrandri tdr/u , I tell you that in our little chelo my wife ?nd I -are of more ,eon?^jAr:r^ tti*n Dewey and hi* wife anl ifco bia tbea Chinee ?tf co.nhi??) ?-B>ll Arp. fHHlMU ; r CONCESSIONAL ? What ?.Hh Law makers are Doing from Day to Day. H13NATB. fu'vonty-cighlh I my, ? Almost the cn t i l"?* HOHKion o i the Senate s\ is spent in the (lih'cii -hioii of the conference report upon Hie Puerto Itlco appropriation bill. The Meiuocntiie Senators mani fented a disposition to criticise the l'? pfratlon of the house prov' Ion cover In^ future colleetltms of revenue, pro* fOKHlpg to 1 1 1 1 1 1 in l.hlrt arti.'ilt a ! to li>, pracf ierill.v a striot party exprea- j sion No |)eiiM?< rii v otnd for the rt- j pori, but M Stewart, of Nevada, vol* j id with the KepuiillraiiH. The time of j di.SLVlb l' a was consumed principally i hy Mr. Tillman In-mocra-t, of South Carolina, who made a llerce att nk up on the measure a-, agreed upon in con ference and accused the Itcpublican Senators ami the Republican party of Indirection. hypocrisy ami "dirty work." His prei h w is ipiite chaiac i , ri <;* i<- I I ?? r - ; i;?t hy his colleagues on tin' lloOr and > the people III Mir- gallci'le.l j Seven ! v ninth May. - I 'or a fevv min. ll.es |ii the Sell. I'e. -urprl.-e bordering ' aim, >t on consternation in some quar tets. was created by a i ? ? i u of Mr. j Koial.cr (hat the l\u'o Ki/an govern tin lit 1 1 > 1 1 lie ici (>:n :i! i: t i-d the I'ur'o | IJI all coin id j 1 1 1 The rejjuesl preei pitnierl a lively <-ol I titt u> hn! it lin'ill'/ was developed lh.it the hill Mr For* alter wanted it unuiit ed wa.- llo* <i\ I government iii'' i ? u i o, now on tho i ilcudftr aad noi ihe tiuilni-hcd busl- > n? Milling the eliuiditlnn of It in r ipie.-it, however Mr Kuiak**!' |?l.i!n!y J J iwlU'oV, 1 1. J it . t i 0 ???.?. .1. j- *t i r\ sfparale the lulls and press 1 1;<* I'orto Kiran I ii II hill i ?> ;m ? i 1 1 . \ , ? ? e. h i : ;l< - ire L< tng !o have tile Vo'e taken not la ty Mr. \ I It'll, of Neln ,i.-;k a, < tiling for ii: foi m.i! ion l'ro:p : he War I >< pat . men; n.s ? ; i ihe < .'??.nalt 1? , it ih> Philippine w i.-t taken up Mr (lollingcr inM lualed that its pusage would diacatit a '<e arinv enlii ! aietris, Mr. Allen, In i e;?|y to Mr IliilniS' i '* suggest iouis 1'iit I: should l?e ?eie-red t.? ihe. tuili i n v ali'airs eoin tn ! ;>: ee. still I hi! woiill <b;-. troy and .sini;' -mr it. Mr. Allen de clared (hit owing to tiie climatic and o-.'het condilioii.i in Ihe l'hlllpplne-.-> an \:nerican araiv er.altl it n;'n there for t .vo ,\'i . Me a.i < ri iJhly informed, he .-aid that the w hide \ tin i i.-an iii.ny vvoaid have 'o lie vvithdravvu within a few nion"hs. lie aid that illne-s and Mil'ide among the ! loops wire on the ill '.', use. lie li> ve:i 'ha ihe Ameri- ( e in people w ? ;e i-ri!itled I > the fac ts. He w in prepare;!, he said, ro go -o far la adv ' -e no ii noi l.o i nlisi in :hj a; my f.,r d?.:.v in the I'-hllinpine Klghtv I'.r-vt Mad Tlv rvi,?r'o Hie.? I a r 1 IT an I government hill wat linger ('? i - 1 iis.-Ioo fi>> tu-aVly three hours in ihe Senate. I?u* rnoiu .!' the time was eon -urm-d ' in I n- eMiisi'leral ion of a fr -< ''coinage am ndtnen; d'feied hv Mr. Morgan. The amendment l.-, still pend ing 'Ihe e- in fe rein ?? report oi Mie pension ip]?rojni.it ion iiill was agreed in \ re-.diiiion was ag.'.ed to trail ing i. n ! Iii* Inierhn MepAitmeat for all p: .prrx ill * aiini tiiMi with ihe ?ha!g"s lih I Mgiii (?ov ?" imr li<it ins. ot Ml.la* !i a.i . lIOT'SK St ? ? ni y-e:gh ; h I lav '. After n spirit ed dl eiissjo;i evlendiiig over three days i itc Loud hill relating to second cl;i-s mail in itter v. a ?> ree iinnili I ed hy Mi" House to i he commit t'e oil por.t ollice. The majority in favor of l !?" motion to recointn:: was so decdsive flint it reg-irde l :is; unlikely that tin meausre will appear again during the present Congress. Mr. Loud said after the vote was "inmneid that this wa< Ihe third Mine- mid out. so far us lul v. as coneernt d. The vot'* on the mo ? "on was 1 f to f"'. with I ?'> pri sent and md v cling. Sevenl v -l.ini'a L.?> . \;i.-i .i hrii f and > piriied lit I'lie, the House to.da the laui < ?nimn s>ional >:?p in ? tuu ple'lng tire I'oii" Uiean relief '*11. ayrei !ng ;o Ihe eonfereiicc* report hy a vote of to >7. I he hill turn.- over to. ihe l'i e.* '? i? f :!ie use nf I'orto Hi,- > .1*111 r jL'.ueo.tain of '-ustrvms re eelpiS < t lie-. lt* ! ip I'mlo iti III goods tiji to .lai.'.ia.y 1st las;, and mi< h up to ,L:nioirv 1 an I licit :i aioant ns mav > . accrue until other wise provided hy law. Tiie dehale latcd hut an hour, luit In this time the whole range of f'.t;;o iti-MU legislation was discussed. Seventy-Sc-voii I li I 'av I Ms ring tho ?lc hate in Ihe llou*-e upon the Loud hill, relating lo second el tss mail inaMer, l here was a sharp exchange between Mr. MclMiersoii. ltepuhllcan. of Iowa, and Mi Lent/. Memocrat of Ohio, over a charge made hy Ihe i'o|'1Ht-i that that the latter was the a'Morney of Ihe loh '?v w"'? it-It is lim iting the bill, hut other wist: the debate was without incident iloth sides believe the vote tomorrow will be (dose. M . I.oitd b.t< agieed to a< eepi ;vv,? ann-udiui nt?*. one in in ci*i-e the number of sample copies which newspapers can send out at Secvlld ?dl***< I'ltlf* I ! "lit ni"' ' ' ? 20'(0. MUd ihe ol her to limit the provision re <iuiring ii"?-|n|i'i-i to feparaie their mail to liiose having att exee?s of (iiltt cl rt til : t ic li. The '? ae all the con eeyrdons he will make. Light icrh Ma> I'ne llou.-e enieied r.p.in tho i .in.- idor.ts i( a c.f the army tp proprial'on bill eaiiying ?>l l ,'itio ;{?; |, lull t'i^ di'in.e was wii'voui exciting incident . being eon-IJtted '.<? the dis ?ns sion of army ni.vtteir. ('ha'rtnon Hull, in tliarge of the I. ill. ex'plalr.e.l Its pro vi-lons. Mr. .let I , of Illinois, crlllcJat.'d ihe yoLi^'j of ju. hit. ??. officers through the high grades'.-'! the ir.ny Jusi prior lo roll; etnenL Mr. MeClellaii, of N'e.v V- r. (!:s. u?-<d ilu Kiihjrt-t of army ;c o,*K ?.n!za! ion. and 'Mr. Cox. of Tenne.s Bf.o, ad Mr. It dgley, of Kansas. "?p poiod generally ;? pennanen't increasft of tho arm> ??* prejurtlrfal to the t>n?k Intohesta of the country, and Mr. Mrigpj. of New York, favored an ln erft.i? a iu the artillery and cavalry hnnehett of the service, and A reduce ticn of the 1)1 fan try arm. F'eTUy-nr*r May. - Lively debate, vov< ring a wide range of topics, In <?'???! I'oi.o the Philippines ir.4 T*-" iv>cr war. *as in the 11. -.mo *hlle uhe jtrinr approprifitloit l/.tl under consideration. A: the tmi/4 i Mf TjI>!I 'f s ..:: \ Cv, ?!lr.'j. fcrtr>p\*lr *1 of the measure's ' * -.r./t rrprr-t -o >-ncT'rW on ** ;n prtvut" pftfiahvn j httv>+ . ? Ti;r IniH Hlrtti." * iu?rve]OU^ . $u? pari it in ho 1 nil of r? I ma thftt vast neetion in the W??t J ntirh only ? few jenr* WiImI "i'.'b rstt **. >?nt is now sprinkled with j ir.Wift*' 1 citir* and mutieal with the^ l?ti?T h?m of m?Hi 0001) ROADS NOTES. will Not lncrrano 'r?**tlon. IN her travels and missionary work to promote the sentiment for good roud* in Illiuois, Miss Harbor I (, claims to have been very snocoss ful in enlisting tho co-operation of I comiuo?cial bodies ill difl'oreut towns. I Aiming farmers, howevor, alio bad j ?hiiu iftlculty in explaining tlml tlio j association she represented wah working not for hard loads hut for good road*. The average farmer, alio ? found, easily boeauio frightened at tho proposal for hard road*, for that mokes t hum think of maeadum, which wouht mean i ncroascd taxation. In a recent undress Mlsa Harbor said: "Out soIo aim at present is to make good soft roads, whh'h in years to come will fill ik IhIi foundations lor good hard roads. As an association wo regard our work as ox perinientiil ami educa tional. W'j aim to have at each of our conventions manufacturers and ma chines for constructing sample pieces of road, that farmers may see i i a praetic.il demonstration how a roa I should ho Imilt to Ins of value to tho community. The objoot Ioi.hoiih show how a road Should he built ho that water will drain <>11 ; how culvert i should lio constructed and uivVangc I in order properly to in I til' their mis sion, and how really inexpensive it is to mike good roads when the work ii <1 me iutelligoatly an1 systematically. ' Wo do not intend toinereaso tax i lion olio penny, for we know that til > 1, 000, 000 annually expended by Illi nois is uullicicnt to build good roads throughout the State. Hut wo do ad; that the farmers will let the Slate do i Hie work, according to an approved ' system, and not work out their poll t .1 v by pretending to build good roads. Not thai they do not mean to do their best sj far as they know or have the ability, but they have not the facili ties and oaunot do the work as it Hlioul I be done. VVe know that under the proper system a good rural road can In made for less money than it now costs. We want, if possible, to see the poll tax reduced to Si, but "want the farmers to pay that ^dollar into the Stale treasury, instead of working it ? out. as is now the ease, and WO OXj ect to convinap him that it will be to his advantage to <io it. ' The Slate an d Tni er>(nle (I jo 1 Ilo.vd t Association. represented by Miss liar her, embraces twenty -two or more States, and is 1 lie outgrowth of a State convention held in Missouri in 1m. >7, at which 700 delegates were present. Miss Mather and six men were ap pointed a committee to travel over the country and organize county associa tion ?. At the end of one year, wl-^u the tirst iuterstato convention, at tended by 'Jot):) de!og.ite:?, was held in St. Iiouis, seventy-' wo counties h:i I been orgatii/ed. and as Miifi llarber had organized sixty-six of the total she was uiiHuiiQouslv chosen general ' secretary ami organizer. riu> MmvcmiciiI In Nf? Vo?l?, t; iverijoi llooscvelt received a' th l'\e.:utivo ( '!inni' > -r ov M n hundre 1 . u.;io^.i.U:.i fi^.o v.iri.m.. p.i.U* ot th s Slate, wiii were n A'bany t ? attend the (.'on vent ion ?o' Kepi /scnta! i vi ?>! ('eiritv Hoards m Supervisors to dt cuss highway improvement under t!i 1 proposed operation of the laws enacted for good roads. The party was mar- : i.iialled into th ? ( i.ivernor's presene > iiy State Kngineer Hond, who intro duced Mr. .1 osepli li. fjee, of West chester, Speaking for his colleague;', Mr. Lee said they wanted an appro priation of SI. 000, 000 for good roads, and if the Legislature refused to make such an appropriation, ho believed the ? pnrlv detcved to tie driven from potVer lit* I id ieved that the ( ? o \ ? ernor would espouse their cause, as he always ha 1 the eiusoof everything jusl and right. The (loveruor, in reply, said he was [da 1 to meet ><?. many earnest chain pi !?; i oi the good roads movement. He thought i' unnecessary to assure them of his hearty sympathy with their cause. Thin State must have good roads and we must improve our methods of communication, especially m the rural districts. The (loveruor toiid that ho thought thai, as u rule, tin' members of the Legislature would respect the wishes of those whom they reoreaentcd when the people got those wishes properly formulated, lie, there fore, urged them to organize and make the strenglh and sincerity of their purposes apparent. ^ hen this is done, the (loveruor said, the difficulty , of getting appropriations would end. The (Jovernor said he thought the delegates were getting the movement in good shape bv such meetings as the one they were now holding here, and lie hoped the convention would bear iruitMn practical resiwta. The (tood Ilo.i ls Convention fidopt cd a resolution that it was tlii sense ? of the convention that there should t>?? no amendment of the II igbie- Arm strong bill this year. The delegates decided to a dv the Legislature for an appropriation of SI ,000,000. which is considered the amount necessary to be paid l?v the SUite for a proper iuaut, ur.ition of the work. A proposition in favor of the omplovmcjnt of convicts ?>n the roads was appro veil. A lloioe iCxnmplc. < ?t to Dnrnor, l.'hairman of the L. A. VV. Highway iniprovetnent (loinaiit tee.who is connideced one of the 1 informed good roads men in .'this i country, says; "NVe.nro not obHgcd to ^o to Europe for illustrations of goo 1 roads, for we liavej fortunately, a few localities in our own country which furnish such examples. Meoklonbuig l (Jonnty, X. C., not long ago began ' the construction of ft system of mac : adftin roads. It whs enstouiary there , to load ii p two bales of cotton on a wagon to U#hanled by a mnlo team. ! Tho mules could draw this load all right. After a rain, when tho roads ; were soft, the !oat? too mwoh for : even a pair of tongh mules. When the country had built a few roads it '? washout d that the same mules wore able to l:anl us much as twelve bales, or six tons, iu place of their former load) which amounted to only a singio } ton. And more? the improved roadi it in add it possible to haul this load in | wsl axl dry weather aliJfA^ for, l>ein<( properly bnilt of atone( they were flt for immediately after a heavy r?i?." ? ... , .. .. ? i ?? ? There are 10,000 miles of railway DOW tp npyation O* nn ler fOOStrilC* A flkr-AT TRUCK GARDr* MexlvO Supply l'$ with Our Tarty Vcxtliblei, From recent developments it Is ap patent that tlic Southern States will not possess tho monopoly of supplying northern cities with garden products, ?ays the Philadelphia llecord. The eeleuce of refrigeration and the con utructlon of refrigerator ships and re frigerator earn has reached gudi ft high Mato that It Is now possible to ralso fruit, It might ho bald, In almost any part of tho world, and carry it to any other part. The fact has been for years demonstrated by tho shipment of carcasses from Australia to England by tho shipload, w hero an enormous trade has boon built tip. The same principle can be applied to the transportation of ; fruits. A very large proportion of tho ! product of California Is now shlppe<|M eastward In refrigerator cars, and some I of tho 11 nest fruits on display In tho East come from that State in this way. The agriculturist* In the South have re cently had their attention directed to tho advisability of diversifying crops by the high price paid for garden pro ducts. Tho mnrkot garden has or lato years become a very important fuctor in southern agricultural economy. Enterprising capitalists, since the de velopment of Mexico by railroads have been looking at tho possibilities of cll puite there, and have taken steps In j some cases to establish plantations for | tho growth of fruits on a large scale, which It is their Intention to ship by re frigerator processes to United States ports and then to Inland points. The well based. There appears to bo no ] reason why garden truck could not bo ! raised in Mexico and delivered safely J and profitably to a great many cities i and towns throughout the Fulled j Slates. A great many products there j are four to eight weeks ahead of the I South. Dairy farming has become very profitable. Milk in largo cities sells ii t 25 cents in Mexico; butter at .'50 j to -18 cents a pound. 1 .;d>or costs only from 1'J to 25 cents a day. Sugar cane turned into brown Rtigar yields from $70 to $U5 an acre gross. (Jreen barley and corn are raised in largo quantities for fodder. Cattle ralslnjr since the Spanish vrnr has been greatly stimulated, and tho t.'estern cattlemen are now* there lay ing the foundations for big ranches. Wheat is cultivated on the high table lands of Contra I .Mexico, but l^.jy^not as good as that grown in tho States. Such products as coffee, vanilla, rub ber. ooconnut and cocoa are rill raised In certain sections and raised profita bly. Business failures in Great Britain dur ing iHyy were 8,'joo. against in l8y8. To Mj Friends in (.'t-orgia, Ma ny of whom have known of my long suffering from that dreadful affliction, F.ezema: ,{T am proud lo testify to 'the wondvifttl merits of Tctterine, uhich has cured mn as sound as a gold dol lur, aftor spending moro than $100.00 for other remedies without the slight est relief. "Win. M. Tumliu, Manager Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associs ? ion." 50c. box at rlruggis*s or by mail from J. 'i'. Shuptrine, Savannah, lia. rtccuracy. "Now," said the client, taking out his pockctbook, "how much are your ser vices worth." "That has nothing to do -with the case," answered the professional man of fine distinctions. "What volt Ought to have asked is merely -ow much 1 am going to charge you." Cn^aged Condition ally. Edythc- Are Ptrcy and Heutriee en gaged ? Ethel? Well? rr ? conditionally! If her papa's wheat deal goes through all right, of course she would lo >k higher than Percy ; and if her papa's wheat deal goes to smash, of eoursK Percy would take to tho woods!? Puck. DYSPEPSIA ! No Mcdicine to Swallow) < n'ort liv Absorption In :<) ?lnv?. If not lifnpfllirtl minn-v rrfumlM. jtcok frei- on m. tklil $I.U) for a 1* \ II to ill* MAKKIWO ?H<U KIIY CO.. ?lnnnl..?( ?. C. tOl.* AOTsi. i Oit N. C.. ?, C. AND WA. MONEY for OLD SOLDIERS Union juilflicrsiuiil willows of noWlici s uho made homestead ruti irs lieforc Inn? ;.'.iS74 of Ussthnii 1601101 en (no matter if iiUainlonril or re! iiicju i?,hecl ) If they h.ivc not soM ( lie 1 1 nMilioii.il homeMr.tif rights, M1011M address, with full particulars , k1v inj{ disti ict, &c. 1121*27 1?. :::r, Tijuac'.cs, r c. AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS! 'J'hwRri?rnl<**t.i?iii1 /("'"'mI'hid Ijook ?v<>ri>ijMiT<he<l l? DARKNESS ?. DAYLIGHT or LIIjH TS and SHADOWS OF NEW YOHK LIFE with txTROorr tion* ? it r hk r. /. r w.i v akisott. nplxn.luUy tHu*tr*t<?rt with 2iM) nipf rl> (tncrsvln^ from l*hol"itr%iph.t I>r vtnl lift. Mintstc a *ay: it." Kvoryonn Iviglis nnd rrios over |l. ?n.l A rot> :* ?r ? ?<>l!ln<*it l>* th -u* I f~ IOOO pinre Api?n rt wAiitiv! nil through the Month- men ?nd W'imcn. H MK) t. . S2(H) n mnnt !i rnn.1i> J-rmi fflr Turin" ?."? A>> ntv Address 1 1 A KTl'OH l>' CO., Ilurl I oral, Coori. NO crop can grow with out Potash. Every blade of i ^ . j Grass, every grain of Corn, all Fruits and Vegetables must have it. \ If enough is supplied you can count on a full crop ? if too little, the growth will be * scrubby." ; M far m* fcirti MiNag all rtiil CMfMfeiN ?f item TVf<on(M tOUtA* KAUWOVU ? !T<MifL,N??T?i i y ?* M llonU Tbitf We off*!- On? Hundred Dollar* t.e^ard to r any ? u'iu of Catarrh th*t < anaot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. I*'. J. Chunky A Co,, Toledo, O. Wo, the undt>r<?ltf ued, have known I\ J. Che ney for tlm ln>t 15 ycart, and bt lltno blni per fwllv liunnrnUtln ?ll btihine** trnntael'on* and Mimh'Ullv (title to curry out any obliga* lion uindu by (heir tlrin. Wkht At Tut: ax, Wholesale Drugg tots, Toledo, Ohio, Wai.hino,. Kinnan A M Artvi.v, Wholesale !*?"*? x. Toledo, Ohio. Ifalt'n ( ntnrrh Cure in tiknn Internally, aet Ing dlrt-f-tl)' upon and muooiitt *ur fit< os of iho hy.-tein. Testimonial# .tent free. 1'rUti. tiii. pei" bolilo. .Sold its all DrutftfUU. I IttllV l''*ndly 1'ilU are lite i>o?U ^ laic* I.orn Hylton was ono of the few mirviviug o'Mcors rf t he tfala Uhivo charge. To Cure n Colli In One Muy. Tak? l iXATI VK llROMO Ql'IMS* Tabi its. All druirjUts rofund tftp in .n<y if It f.-.tta to euro. tL. W. CiaaVK * bl^uuturo lit On each lox. xeo. I.atc statistics show that in London mote titan 300,000 families earn !c.ss than fceventy live cents a day. Sweat and fratt oelds will not dl'dolor h'oodri dyed with l'i: 1 nam Faokmhs Pvkb. Sold by nil druggi-ds, 1 cannot speak too highly of I'lso'a Car? for t'omMini|>tloii ? ? JlM, 1'ka.nk Moods, 215 \Y, 'J2 1 St., Now Vol k, Oet. !:!?, 181)4. M Win* lowV KootlUrR ^yHip for ehlldren teething:, (oiti ns t lie* ^nm*, r*ancli>K mllatna t.i n, aliayn i>?hii con ? w Ind coilo "60 a bottle, ? Berlin, Germany, is to construct an underground railway costing $25,000, (XiU, 'I no Item l'M'Herl|il Ion for Chills /iri.l Fever Ih a bottle of (inOVK'S TabtKI.RSS I'll 111. Tonic. H i.h Pimply iron and quinine la h i:ele a* form. No euro ? no |>ay. 1'rico OOOi \ man wallnng da/ and night without re,1 ting would take ,y8 days to journey around the woild. ..... Dr.Bu ll's?-'-? | ^ ^ Cures at once coughs, tough Syrup sivnsi^s; | tiroucluuboiul iucipicutcv>u!>um{jliui). I'i.cc.'^c. RICE'S GOOSE GREAckL ItllllM VTIHM l',VIVI\UA< li. l.kUHIIM'K, 1 , CHOI l* mi I ? OI.iiK (iratuliiMtlirr uwil U. why ; ni.l J'i ii/ It's I Ur Kr^nlfst in? <ll<-ln<? kni?wu. Sulci 0/ : *11 aini (C-mrjl mores. Mmtc oiiij l>v UOOfcjK (> li K A > K 1-INiMKN I '.O.. liHKKNXHiiMO, N. <. . W. L. DOUGLAS $3 St 3.5Q SHOES ? Worth $4 to$6 compared with other makes. Indorsed l>y iivor ? l.ouo.ouo wearers. T/io aonutno have W. L. l>ougia?* mine and i>vice stamped on bottom, 'l ake' no substitute claimed to he ac pood. Your dealer should kern them ? it not. wc will send a J lit ion rrccipl of price ant ?^c. extra for carriage. ^ State Kiml ?>i^ leather, -.i rc, anil wiih'i, plain or ini> toe. Cat. free. W. I. OOUGIAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mas* we use fast tctcauuiis Permanently Cured by DR. KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RESTORER No 1'itj afirr hr*\ da* ? uie. C"W ifr?oo*i <>r l-r nail; tr?*ftti*e nw\ S%* TIMAL KOTTI.K FKKH l? Fi! | al'-Chtft who e.t|'it?*nKe c-ol? on ili.ii'. cry. /Vrnanfri.' ( hoi '?n'T ar r r? iicf. for n'l A>r iMjf.r'/frr K|'ti> |?v. ?|>JUSnt. Kl. Yi!u ?' D&OCft. PtMliir. \ \l?a*i I>?. It. VI. U 1,1 NK, I.cl, 03t Arch Street. Philadelphia, luuudcj itu. ? y?.i, WanSi/l You enn mm prr ?? O. hanrtltrff ACGn IS W&UiCd ,?ir jvrir.tlH and t rumm. rlt" for Utma. C. u. Audcruvu Si C?.. W Kim 6t.p Dulltn, iex . STAMMERING CORRECTED H? i;m:i;h(iok?>?|, \nionlr>.'iVxa?. Iff' Willc liiin lor t ? i <l partl'-ulnr'f. A LCOHOLIC LIQUORS /\ and NARCOTIC DRUGS Make INEBRIATfcS. THE KEELEY CURE, . Cl'RES THEM. 1'atlonU board and lodgo In th? In?tltutlon. A<1<li ? ??* or call At THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, i i loy Plain Street. COl.urUHA, S. C, Complete K t OR FACTORIES A,NB MILI.S. | Kogiu**! Corllsn, Autoututlc, pluiu Aid* valv?6. | Holler*, Heater*, Pumps. Saw MIIIh, from small l'lautatloii Mill# tv tho llcarvleat Mill;. lu tbw market. All klud* of NVooil Working Maohloory Flot\f and Corn Milling Maohltterv, (.'OOOpl6te (Jlnntng HyMoins-LunuiMM, j Vau Wlnklo ami Tliuiuna, Kiiginoti, Bollora, fciavrs, (Hun in Stock for <%ulck dulivury. V. C.-BADHAM & CO., \ IJ26 Main St., COLUMBIA, - - . * . S. C. i D'ANOS and ARGANS I I, DIRECT FROM THE \J FACTORY I Tlila la why I can supply TU-DCCT . inc uloi row 'I'll ic LEAST MONEY. MflTTft* NUT HOW CHEAP iUVI IV. BUT HOW GOOD. \VAltlll.\TV: Tlir liiKlriniiontn I rriirrkcnt a r<> fully ivnrrnnixtl by ri-pmnlile builder* iiml iiiul(>i'i?c(1 by mi', making jou Itoubly Sffirrfflr * ? (lOOD, RELIABLE ORflANS, $35 ?"P. li ()()?>, RliLIAltl.1: PIANOS, $175 up. Write for CuiilloKUO t J, M. A. M ALONE, COMIill HI A, S. C. Cii-ncml Fion?h, the ? ! n s I ? i n British c.t.'alry kudu- iii South Anion. is nni an Irishman, lie o>tUCs ot a family jr. J )orst,r,?hiro. J'.ngland, (hat jiruhal'iy y cm-ration^ a^<? came I in-iii (ial\vav,-?\. here the French clan i* j nv.mcrous. . FOR 14 CENTS Wo wish < o pain tl?!? y car 2W'.W0 now ountouu rx, and h ci?ro ollrr 1 Pku. Oitjr Garden Kcct, Ho I V*K lC?rl'Bt r.iii. i nlil Cu? Iiir.!)trl6c |l " l.t Oro**'1 Market 1j?Uuc4i 1{>o 1 " btrawbvrry Jilclou, lio 1 " liDay Ilndiili) }0o 1 11 Kiriy Ui|??? K'o 1 ' Ka*ly Oiniirr Onion, l ie a " iiiiiiiaut i- lower beetle, XjS Worth ?!.?><>. Tor 1 J conti. ST.Ui AbovolO wort I: $1.(10, we will mail juu (rut:, t.JKttl't-'r tlUr or ft I (.'?<? 1 Ojr, tclli Hfr <?l I ftl'out SAlttS S NIIUI3H. DOLLAR POTATO n|>oii tins ii?i( iro a. I '?('# itnttu". \VV?? invito your t-t ft"!#, una know tvlien you oncctry SiiUrr'w LmimmI* you will ncviT do without. Pritmoii ?S?Uor'? 1WOO?- rnr tfl enrlioft Tom*! ?> c ? laiit on **rtn. \ > ^ JOII1 ?, SAI.7RK <?? M CIIOHHK, Wt.V HDADCY NEW DISCOVERY; Kim. KJ f \ I" *?0 I quick rc'lidt .ntd euros, worst cn-oa. Book of tostunonifti* ami I o tin v?* IrMtmeat 1-ree. Dr. u. u. oheen'b bons. Box B. Atl?nt?, a?. Attention i* fAniitt>i&*aptr u Uou writi r?? *<1 verti^e rs. So. 12 42 M8NUTES.14 SECONDS ^*"IIIC reason we can hoI 1 the best nt only a dollar or ro [ 0 more than cheap work it* because we make to many Vj) ol them. We averaged laet year a complete buggy every 42 minuios and 14 seconds. $1.00 per job profil at that rate counts. Why pay big profits when the bast is in reach of you ? Se? our Agont or write direct. ROCK H 1 LL?/ock Ti iLukc SUCCESSFUL SHOOTERS SHOOT WINCHESTER Rxflcs, Repeating Shotguns, Ammunition and Loaded Shotgun Shells. Winchester guns and ammunition are the standard of the world, but they do not cost any more than poorer makes. All reliable dealers sell Winchester goods. FREE : Send name and address on a postal for 150 pnge Illustrated Catalogue describing all the guns and ammunition made by the WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS ,60., 176 WINCHESTER AVE., NEW HAV?N, CONN. I A 200-Pajjc Illustrated Book of Information and Recipes for the Farmer and the Farmer's Wife. 25 CENTS IN P O.ST AUK MTAJlPHi"* the Ami ?very other roan and woroun who ts dosirous oriwn^nt inc from tho cx[>c-rl?n<*? of those brainy and patlont souls* who baro been experimenting and "praellaTng the re sults of tho*u experiments. generation after generation, to obtain tlio beat knowlr.aRo on to how certain things cau lie accomplished, uutfl all tbat valuable information Is gathered I < ipot her In tbia volume, to bo spread broad* cast for tlio benefit of mankind at the popular price of HOUSEHOLD !J& 4'eiiln In PoilHge The low price is only made pos sible by the enormous number of the books being printed and sold. It treats of almost everything In tb? way of floaniiold Xtttan, lMladiof line i.'Eh roK fajiii.v jjmk. 0>T?rin? aii ?h?Ot>ramon romrf*T<r?? ?nil rlrlnjr tfca (?4 aom Ad proved- Met bods of TrwtmMli. COO KINO RRCBIPTS, Including all kluda of tlaia ud ftacr DUh for Brrakfaat, gHnnar and Bijjit, CAKK or rnn^iii>i) la tba moat rational tar from Mrtk WtMfe t? WrToo naneroM to Bnttfar-A IBltUfcto 11 ?m?r*May ?ncb u omm Mmrjr fsetfareer book Is with ? ay ft? ? tf low ?itt* S?nt #?r tt Otmli Ni BOO,5 ?S"2"

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 30, 1900, Image 4