Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Tour rvot Artie it'iut Ruru7 Shako Into your?h?*t;s Alitor* Voot-I]a*?, a jjowdor tor tlit^ feet. It mako* tight ot Hew shoos fuel ou.ty. Outos (UtniS, bunions, Swollen, Hot, Smarting and Hwnuttfig Foot i |?nd Ingrowing Nail*. Hold by ull drugglM8 >D>1 k^oo^turoii, %i(h. Humploittnt FKF.1S Address Allen U. Olmtdnd, l.oltoy, N. V. The barber is. addicted to euttlng ro? murks. 'I'V rurc it Col<l In Ontt l)in. Tako LiXillU Umomo QtiiNi** TahJ.ka, AU dinggists refuud itio mouey it tt t/iilnto Cure. K. \Y. UHovk'h signature on ? ?cti bo*, lift Tho social #oalo In not Ufo's most reliable (Weighing maohino. All goods tiro aiiko to 1'i;i \am Fadki.kss jPviiS, (la thoy color nil llbcis ul ouo boiling, ttold by all druggists. Oormany has a standing reward of 1,000 murks for Hit* discovery of a. < aso of trlehinous American pork, but, to <he credit of the star spangled hog, not u single sample has been developed during the past seventeen years. Important to the i'u'dic. The Hua board All' l.lno Kailwav, "Florida and \V?wt India Hhoit Lino," bugs to an nnunco that ill addition to tint through vr.+ tihiilcd train'! which It now operates b?t woun Atlanta and WttHhlugtOu. beginning Sunday, Juno 3rd, li operates through sleeping ran between Atlanta, lilchmoiel, \Vu>diiiigloii, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now Vork. Fur lull particulars in rogurd to Ihiw magnificent ?orvl^tt please refer to Ticket Agents ot con noetlng lines, to any Seaboard Ail l,ino Hallway represent at I v?, or to I.. M, Alien, Qonorul Passenger Agent,. Portsmouth, Va. Even a logul light may be sometimes turn ed down. " So. Via. I'Iho'h Pure Is tbo bent iucd|i|nc we ever Hard for all affections of throat anil I u hits. Ww, t). Fnosi.ky, Vnuhunn, Ind.. Feb. I", 11XJ0. ' Several hundred people from rillnol* will visit Maine during the sijiiiincr while the clams are ripening. Tho people who compo.so the excursion nie jp-nnnsons nno granddaughters of peo ple who went to Illinois from Maine beforo tho prairies wore ploughed yoting folks who never sinv the Mil nor a hill as high as their heads. Ilall's Oatiirrh Cure i* a liquid and Is taken Internally, ami nets direetly on the Mood and mucous surfnoos of the ny?tom. Write for testimonial*, free. Manufactured In F. J. Cut ni:y .V- !!??,, Toledo, (). 11. II. Oiikkm'h Sons, of Atlanta, (la., are' the only sueeossful Dropsy Sj In tint World. Hon thoir liberal offur In ndveitlso tnent In another coluinn of 1 1 1 i>. paper. FITS perm a ac lit) v en nil No III < or ihukhh. ?io?s afier llr-.t <ln v'?. n h o! lo, >< 1 1 n?'- a ill I I ri'iit i I i ro >1'. It. it. Kl.l.Nl:, 1.1(1 ,'.lii A fell >>.. I'llitil, I'.i. Mrs. WIiihIow'hHoiiI b I nuT x V nip f or eh I Id rt>n t?ol hillKi HofleliH t he i;ii nix. i til iichh I n II am in a II on, it I lays t<ui ii, i' ii ren w i ml col i< , :J;V . u imi i le. The poHl.nl savings bunl: sj'.dciii Ls in opernllon in Au.striti, I'rlgium. Cau.uln, Frnnee, 11 ungnry, N'ethci l.ind->, Swe den, I lie United Kln^doin and inosl of the British colonies. The lnwyor Is about lli" only person who doesn't, objeef t.f ? other pimph* fell., lug ihim their troubles Better Blood Better Health Tf you don't feel well to-day you can bo Mode to feel better by making your blood bettor. Hood's Sariaparllla Is ihe vrrent puro blood maker. That Is how It cures tbaC tired feeling, pimples, sores, fait rhoum, scrofula and citlarrli. <li>t a bottbi < of this great medicine and begin taking It kt onoo and seo how ipilckly It will hrlng your blood up to t ho Good Health point. Hood's Sarsaparilfa Is Atuorloiv'H Clroatost Ulood Medlcln*, C ? - "Tho Indians of tho Sioux tribe d?? ; Hot need compuNory education." says j Agent ('. 10. Mct'hoenoy. "We have twenfy-one day schools and four board j Ing schools, with n total attendance of j about 1.4U0 scholars. The Sioux In dlan Is anxious to learn, and we have. I no trouble In getting the children to at tend school. The parents, also, are do slrous of giving their children a good ' education." A celebrated veterinary surgeon as Kerts that ninety per cent, of our worn- | out horses are only crippled in their j feet or legs because of some fool dis | ease, and that all but a fcadiou <>f j thai number owe their premature in- I capacity lo our xy?>ien) of "hveii'g * J ..4- rely bad \v(iii?..^,|*nil' me j u*o of iron or steel shnei. | The more :v>me fellows jet up the Irinkfl the more the drinkB upset them. LIKE MANY OTHERS Clara Kopp Wrote for Mr*. Pink hum'* Ad vice ami Tell* vrllttt It illil (or lli-r. " I)EAIt MUS. I'l.VKHAM : I have fcOOU ho imtnv 'miters from ln<Ji??v who wero cvircil by Lvdiu li. l'iiikha nt's r?*ni<Mlien that I thought 1 would asU your atlvioe in Tvp-anl to m> comiitioru 1 h&v<* been doctoring for four yon ??? ?iid hn vo taken <UfTi rent pat- ] 1 ent uiodioincs, t>ut [received very little br lie f i t . 1 it in troubled with baek whe. in fnrl tny i whole boilv uclics, 9. stomach fcrln sorr, j P> by HjtrllN ^r<*t short i * of bron th ?u<) aiu ; very nervous Men struation is r.-ry ir* reffiilsir with severe bearing ilown pains, 1 criinipt. ainl baoW achcv 1 hope to licar from you at once."? Cl.AliA Koi'i', Hoc '?< port, Ind., Sept. 27, lays. ?."I think it is my duly t<> writr a letter to you in regard to w hat Lydia E. Pinkham's Wgctabl? ('oinpound did for tap.. I wrote you somo time ago, describing my symptoms and caking your advice, which you very Unxtly I am now healthy nnd cannot fcegin t? pr?i *e your remedy enough. ' if wottld s?y to ell suffering women, *T?Jco Mrs. Pink ham's ad * ire, for a wo best. understands a woman's suf ? Jariaf*, e?*d Mr?. Pinkhau), from her experience in treating female ill.*, fire joii adviee that you can get bo other source.' " ? Clara Korr, Ind., April 13, 1890. '? Eyt Walti fitOillBIIIOM ADDKLSx Conference AdtlreA* to the Voters of .South Carolina. 'I ho lAjohlblt Ionlst.-^or South ("am Una. in appealing u> the Deuvoci uliu voters to Join them In' supproM?iiig thu j li(|noi* truffle hi t li iw Statu, deem it |>r<? I?:t and right that they should clearly { and niicqui v.. ally . tatu Uheir position with ct?ft*i,??titi? \>t tho l?tiHitio>M eon (IliotfO til I ll II lilt MM- <>:' the ( (Mil nioit weftltll, which thereby makes all it.i Citizen# responsible 111 a measure foi t ho oontlnnamo or thla truITi-. whltfii we believe iii be a ciiino uKatnai ha inanity and a iimaus of degi ;ul.it n?n In t h ?? people, In tf)0 Hi's I place wc have i hoscii In makO this conltvit at I ho I >ciuoerat i.: j primary because wo are members of this political organization which I itf vil'lual eontrol of all lie- a 11 a. IS of I lie State. \\ e have tljo right to raise the. i -? 1 1 ? ? within the parly line', bcraii e t ic m.t c-hinery of tin- State gov ornnicii! has been used io cnutruct and opi-rnie i system or i tt| ut >(* selling, wvh a !i.. I'M i its chief objet i be i nil. tani n. r. i.-.e of the con.- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? * i ' ' : i of lioiioi.; by ihc citizens of the Si .lit', mainly vvi h ilie ! view of iiiiil.iii.; money nut oi tie- busi i r.e?.'? In vVhk h ti.i Slat** engaged e I would vlolali < nil CieUCe iLIld pmV 0 I .' ant in duty as go-n| citizens if we I no; pi*(;tr.;t a:;a:n.a this imiuitoin method of ribtiiiiiine, money through I the SellSlial 1 1 1 < 1 1 1 1 i e Ml'l 1 1 el I.I e ' ? !l e i' y j of Olir < It i ?.e|i: . i;i : 1 1 i ? I V. e ,1 : e 111 I H ' M ; I thin |i rot i - 1 i f ur. maul ?' and <? . n - i.is l e 1 1 1 way, >M>pcaiiug to i lie higher Instincts of huiuaniiy, and pleading for j t ho social, domestic moral, religiomi j and pol itieal elevation of our whole ! people Hv banishing He* evils now j fastened Upon (he Stale in con.-.cipicucc I of the system under which the sale of j liipior is conducted we would protei I lour y o>i uk mauhn. >.1 . mini; lelief In I wronged and ..uftei inn women and j children, and inaugurate an ? ? ?;t whic.li j r.N i > >">"* -\V?v j blight follow mil' I be n mi of liquor a; a beverage. 'I lie Stale is now encoiirag I Ing i his m:e <>, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 * ? ' o:: part of it ; eitizriiK when 1? rihonld by every mean a i discourage :bai whit h wastes the re ! sources, paralyzes , the energies ami I destroys lb'* ie;i n 1 1 im-m-i < > I tho.e who ale mid lie H e held mid protect inn of lull In illie I lie relate is engaged f O I profit 111 :i b'i.;i ii ess that ^4 l ips I lie home t > t coiuinils with as much ce; . taint y a.s a < \ lone im>w.> down Hh j miglily lore ! . b'l ill" tlml op. ia; (he gate.-, ot :a -.lilitin ??? lost s nils: ,i bu.-ine. a l:i i ' tie* . in : "t hell has 1 ? .nil dele met ll SCI never filsiiin.ii ll I liioi'e > nil of I iwi 1 It ticks. a husl m : thai has bill:.- :'iom nine i m neiuuiM I I lie bade.'' of -lisgnu-e in civil?/, -t ami (')nj.lian >? in *i? mi it ie and that i im.v exalted ill file ; nver<de.ll lllid ? 1 1 1 i K 1 1 1 ened com limn *s ea 1 1 !i of Smilli Carolina to lite ilinnit v of ipiv. i una nt mmvIci' | a tl'l il'iV'i'n m en i pn>t ? c i r- in ? > > that <>ii i you I h are taur.ht I".1 the example of t In ? ' govei n men i ii elf Ihai the inainifiie ; lure and sale of lupiiir e an Iiouorabb' ; and desirable occupation Wlienc1 came tliii usurpei of govern mental aulhnri ty? I >id the citi/ens of the Slate .|e ' cice il.>; ill! I'odlict inn a.' "t!|e best Hnlu t ii >n of I hi' liquor cpi"Sl ion "" lOight years a^n the I'mhibil ionisls I of South Carolina asked the privilege j of te.stlng public opinion as to whether j licensed .-aloons f'hould be prohlhitcil within its borders 'I bis nipiest was j made of the managers of the Memo . < ? t*;i I i <? election machinery, who con seiil< d thai a separate and uiiolth bil j box inlKht be placi'd tit eae'i poll where j every voter could cant a ballt for or! ae.iiust Prohibit Ion 'I he. opponent f j the license system were without cth i ci/'iit ttrgnnixntion. but the voters vol untarily went to !!.?? polls and rolled , np a doibled majoriiv aKi'insI the ?a lixitiH, _ Political exigencies did not : favor a prohibitory la w ami all lioiu;!-. I a majority of the House ,,| pepre enta- i tiven passed such a law. enough inciii hers were Cafiiu ward found Cto reject j the law which they had ('aided in] framing and a substitute wa.; ('dis covered in l lie i 'pres<Mi ! dispensary) system. " Ve a .heii for bread ami j were given a stole*; ve asio'd for a ti.vti ! and Wuiit Kivaui a serpent Prohibit ionisls were then placed in j an awkward position and many of' lliein luicw i\<lt what 1 ? > do The sa . loon had b?ion .abolished and tins was | one id the ofijoc i s for which they had Struggled III I lie past yet li(|iior sell- j mg was not stopped. On the con traiv, the State had been made to in ' gage in the. business under (lie pretence j of con t roll iug the traffic and j;i\in>; to: cotusumers ;i commodity that w.isj "eheiiiieally p^re." ar a price that j V.ould not adinil of profit. I'hir vva.il t otiplM avi'I'i declaration that the I ;V."*om tiius o.ailnmaten ?b''. cotiKcnt of (he peOplo was 1 a step To- ^ w.iinIs prohibition." and many . i 'so d in the legislation with the belief that the Stnto would really undertake ! t<> niiiiiin'/e the con.siimutiuu. oL l;uiu>r It wa j a law up.'.n tie- .--fatute book?;. and many of Cm law abiding and , peace lov i n it i ill/ens. though honesllyj ofiposcil t" Honor selling in any shape, throw the weight, of their ti-J H icm.O in favor id '.n execution of the' I la w \r, nnfivd ron^tabulnvv was turnP'h ? <1 with gun* sho??t <i<?vvn ? i i 5 vho violated tlx- liquor law, if in the ?udfcnxMit of tlx> < onstablo* it was | ncrrjssary to enforce their nuthnrtty. ; m r; > I tlius began a long n'i^n of vio | icnci' and 1 tti IIh1 land for ? the law breakers w re as read\ audi anxious id shoot .is the men 'clothed J with a little In i?-f authority." who acted upon tin- theory that their own) li\?.s wi re in constant ; ? r i 1 . anil t li ?* I r ; purest detente wa.i to take uuick and ( deadly aim The bloody catalogue t n <!w? It upon, for it. is the j most hI>.? iiit'f ul record in tlx'' history of ? tlx- Stati-. with tlx* single exception ?i f j tin' reign of the < arpct-b.mKcr iiliil l ho ! scalawag. Meanwhile thi; law wan i.outir.ti'd ai. every s'."P. and tlx* courts I w invoked to compass dost. rue- j tion, wifh tlx- result that tlx* main features of the system were sustained I ?>' 'I"' e'Hirts, and llx> statute was tin- I impeded in its progress towards pro* | hihition I dKpemsors ooKlh ted to ob serve some of tlx; most salutary fea tures t'f f he law and themselves he- j cami violators w hen* ?h *y were ex- j peeUd to bocoino guardians; minors j and drunkards have found it. easy j enough to procuro liquor with or with out tlio conivnnco of the dispenser; "chemically pure" has hecomo a by wori and to mean the vilest of the vile; the agents ot tho Stato have do fraiuled rind defalcated in large num bors, and fuw have been made to feel the penalties for their misdemeanors; I lie State l?oard of control has more tlmn onco bccomo an exhibition of e* ceedlng offence in the nostrils of the good people of IhA commonwealth, so that, time and again it wns ncccssary to make changcs and bring about re formations: scandals almost without uuniUcr huvo truck (Mi its pathway; eha.rg?? of dishonesty ha*o been cou b-tanl. and tlm public was mudo la mill it r with rebate;., and ????? samplo room . In a word, the ? ? n t i i ?? ?. > ni ? ? i j? llUS lll'l'll |)OrilM*?Ul!<l Willi Kllfi|lU loll, distrust and can. sr .; of offence >n strik ing ( iji: 1 1 a?t wi?h honoraulo re ,ord of South Carolina gb nous past lla.-v the system pi'ofim a step to wards prohibition ? Not In the sense Hint onr.inuteil this phnme hut in ?? oil,,. i t, 1 1 1 1 truer il?" demand for a< tual ai:.l honest prohibition of the liquor traffic ha.. been largely increas ed by Mm failures and 'trtioi teaming of thv d.. {><. n.^u > tenj. whkli has bwli weighed hi I h *? balances and found wanting " That Is t h?* indictment w bring against !l to day, and to the D nioer. it'ii' voters we turn for a \eidht. In us -bad w<- would offer tle-m still ?fflrlher re.-drh linn of tin- liquor tiatri. ilcr't t oy iiu: tin* protlt and beverage |i ;;l un o t.l tin present .-ystuu. and liiiirlu.K th?t sab- of alcoholic liquor* in subtly ni-i i y pnrpo.a su< h as iiu -.i i i-: na I , im'< han l< al ami sa< i*ann-ii i.i! II...- i hl ?iiiil'i?iiliitii.ii would t;il ?? :\vav tlii odium of tin- St a I- ?> ? '-K t i i ; f i busim thai i? p. in. . i)h- > i , 1 1 1 of the counlrv \.... iing I i, . - , . r O IL -M, Of I III' po:e-r . !.l /.r hi iiij:i".< d.K.tsai e a:.d ? ? .--hi i em Upon I I lit 1 1 1 : , : , : t , i : i i I > to \\ ? : : It for ? hit eh", a III, II hi Up entire p-oph-i'lMe belter ilM n and training of I h < ? yoniifjp Hi.- i n jiiion <>f in. ? nt i\ i-H u> indifcdrf, and llm moral a vaneccei u.kaf infai nnd tin' moral ml \ am-eim-nt of thu Slat*- to keep pan- with its mat trial ||] II- "Jiff l v I hi* I ? i ? i i i - 1 i t s in a prolnhilorv law will mil he fully realiz-d hi a year or ?vn til tlvo year:;. for the longer such law is In existence with reasonable hai.f-i ,i "I i nfori'.-im-iil the greater >w?v^VT. prera n<- ,i . a permanent policy of tin Stall- A K' H' i at i ? 1 1 1 Dial shall m ow up wiijiout any kiiiiivh'dni' oi liquoi v.tli.iiiis, whflln. i opi i at i-il h> indivi duals oi Hi.' StaK', v-iH hi- a population noti'fl fox its soluh tv, u hi- h will h< Ihi' ruli- and not Cn? i-m-< i't ion among the voii'ng null, uuit liintlv routrd 4 ml moiindi' in tin minds of tin- pr-o pj,.. a prolnhiliU'v nniisurr will roinn to !.o v. :;ard?-d a ihtcrrII.v. Moro ih. in a g.-jn ration has pa s< d Sinn' ihis la a \\.is i ii.ii 1 1 *1 in Maim', and f.,.- i.iin; i'iiui- I hi n' was a vigorous 1 1 : III .:i:t.'l lis 1 out i ii na n< I"t* at 1 1, i s I lull II po! i I I al part irs iirn j,;,. . ' i i , i i In 1 i II 1 1 na U< ' ? al' tin i . .?,i;, v ,.f i h>- Stat Thf cry oi i, : | )i::.s Iii-i-ii f n *? 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 y raiM-il. and . v.-:; is one of tin- poll t i ( j,;,,- 1 -. inaih- 1' pi-al a plank in i?tii pPitl'oi in will, tin i .-suit i hat not inoro than a l:?ill' di./'-n ni-nihcis wvi'i- i-h-i t |(( i;,.. Hons - "f K< pn .si tiUtllvf ? wh!-h hnr nvrr ftir htindcrd in it? mi-ml.i-rship. and tin* til^ht for n-pi-al was an iunoniinioii failuro. \ ? ?; 1 1 now. w ho was the n post In ,,r I'roliihit ion. a man of upright i-har aitivr nnd irnpi oai h.ihh' veracity, in },lu t?- 1 1 1 1 1 on v Ix-for- a Canadian < oni inlsslon on tin- liquor traffir. di-clart-d that t hi-ri' was no Stati- in the I nioti wlt.-ri- toorr li.?uur was .-misuim'd in proporiion to population than in .Maine, prior t" 'hi- passage of thfi prolii in ' or v law it was thru om- of th" pooi-i-.-t St j?ti.s, and umh-r prohitu t ion i- has he. ..in'- on- of th- most prospi-rous. Inrgi-ly th- n-sull <?l sav 1 1 1 ii hy tlm propli* from tin? disrou tin nan ii> <>f th- liquor traflir. lie said t wan quit.' within th- mark to say Lhat noi on? tw. lit if I h as much liquor fold ? land. Stincly in that Stat<- as was sr>l I h\ th- sahwinR boforn thin law was pa'ssrd. I'orHaud. itr; chief riu wh'.-iv (all. Dow lived and died, had Seven distilleries and two brew eries while many cargoes of rum were brought every year from the West In ,|ics and now liquor is sold there on a vorv small seal-, th.- quantity not a hnndreth part of what i' whs In th olden Li xii u. Ills i .itiinato w as thai ;t here is a saving of ;">.iu I! v. which goes to in.-i.-a-e tin- pros ?peril v of the maris, s, ami he d?'? hir-d that 'it is far within th- truth to say that *1 Odo Odrt would pay for all Hi ll, or sumggled into Maine and sold in violation of Hie law I hi:' is t i< ti-st itnon v of a man who spent the heat yeaiv, . f hi5< lit" oven down to -\ I r-iu- old af?o in advo?Mting a clause that h<- Knew was beneficial ;ii a nnfral. religion- industrial ami financial scene. A whole generation has grown up there without being witnesses ,o the effects of liquor, and there aro Ht.wn men and wonn'ti ?ho have never hien a drunk man Is hot .- i- h ? stair r,1 at! airs worth striving for even though the alla.ninent sijcl. a result involM-s sa< rili< e. toil and -n , |, nance on the part of its advocates? Chrlbtian ni-n and women can w. afford to make the Sacrifice and liear i he toil, because it is in th- dlre< t line of obedience to tllCil' Master. The ? onlest we are -nt.-rini: upon i? no1 childs Play. The Prohibition De mocrats of South Carolina are not sponsible thai the i**ue has l?. I made on the political limiting^. 1 heiv is choice left to U ex-opt to nbali , | o , i Hie Held, wherein we woil.d piou ,e. re,, III la th?< m.Kil solemn obllga t ions that rest upon a Christian , ?"? }^c. chaigcd with the moral and re ligiotis elevation of those arouno To relinquish the tb Id means Hi. tinuatio!i <?i* tl>?' liquor t.-atfu nnd. i the aegis of our beloved South t.asa Una. and perpetuates a ?}s?rcni tha*. is undermining tlw puobc weal ai:d di Uuvliig the probity of our public m-n. a svsfcni that sanctions wi?h the broad seal of th" State a t annu'iiier.t of the divine Injunction. "NVo.? onto ?hwn that givef his neighbor drinK. ' ? and makes! him drunken also. i:ver\ day. and evc-v hour through the day. th" State of ^ontn .Varolina vemling that which des;r..y . the souls of men. i- ml the sei van!* oi i-od ' an noi reniaia indifTereat or uneoiu erm d while this law is co itamel in statute hooks. "ilisi?t."> 1 1 ic*3 f N il teth a ;>af.< n. hut -in is a reproach to anv people." and the hideous enormity of this sin of drunken ne -th fostered by 4 he State must not longer stain the proud eseuUh-on of our common mother. We must protest against anomalous perversion <if governmental oower by which every citizen of the |>tato 1ft niUrd4* rrppuimimc mr a rrnirte. lhat is nboiVinabh- i.n tlio eyes of C.od The menns or nur protest Is through the political agency with which are In part entrust' d a- citizens of South Carolina and wo corno now to make an appeal to our fellow-citizens that they wfll Join un in restoring thc^| old commonwealth to a right relatton/ whereby t.ho liquor traffic will be put under ban, so that our rulers and law makers will bo spared the necessity nil of legislating t^Vlncrnno the sin ? >f dnuikeniuv&K withfffour l??>i To <Jo thin effectually xve are coitt to make this ln^im at tint lmmocratic pWmary, ami liciicc t ? ? have* rcprcsen ti.t I VPS of our pi'i Uc i pIcK V? llO will l i ft. I ? 1 1 < I for them bnfoie tlio people, an^r "seek to obtain coniro! of the ** y#m* si ?? * live and legislative departments i t this State government." This is no un* worthy aim or (ilijccl, ami we pio claim these purposes, which ai v not hid in a corner. to our political as^o clatcn, demanding the right to inakfl the Issue at tlx* primary polks, and In sisting that fairness ami justice re quired (*;<-. i ('(Oku 1 1 ion of our represent rnth'fR ii|p?rto the party llnfttt, wh."?ro every Other issue Is sat tied for the maiit'cnnine of good govc: n:n?.nt in thin State. We deny that any clues of l)cmoiiatx li.ixo peculiar and special privileges accorded to thrm under trie const' it ut ion and laws of the party, and we will maintain our right to he heard on the huntings nnd t ? ? cast a free, ( i trammeled ballot at the j'olls .SOL Til CAROLINA CROPS. A I ftlrl> (lood Week I 'or I'lillivaiion. Crops Advancing. Atx"nit normal temperature <ondi ion.s prevailed dining 'he werk ending a. in., Monday, .Ittne tt.h. hut e:?rlv a ' h t r Week the nights were too r.<ol I.e." rapid growth of crops wit 1 1 , how< ? la . urabli! conditions at the close. ? 'I here w a:i ail entire absence ?>f iaii <!?? .1 Friday, win n light showers ot cm ; - nil (i,cr the extreniu northwestern f p; ?: : i..ji.s, followed on Saturday and Su:?d.;y by showe: y weather over t ho cent I ;. I aud eas;i'i ii portions. U_i!n ! w a ; badly n ceded over the eastern half j of she State, while the moisture condi tll ii- XV e 1 1 U 1 1 e favorable over i III" 1 .< '' I e. I, half. [hie for the cultivation of crops during l lie week, most of which h.ive been well wori.nl, and for harviuting vvhoat . and nais now umh i way. except in the ; extreme nor I h western counties where hi ii ! i ate ? :i - 1 ripening. Wheat is an i xci llent ?: ?p generally, while oats va ? i ?' - irrea: 1> . bu1 falls little, if a! all. In 1 1 ? xv Hie av'tage of f( l iner years. I ' p! :? nil corn i-; mall, but healthy, and h.1 i. .:(i -'ands. Ilnt.ntii land . c:,i n Ii . made . .| >? row t h. hut ! stands a:e 1-. ?. ? i ? t h:nil\ broken by lite ravagi ? ol w:r.;i. . Fa: ly i >i n is in silk and hivsci. 'I h?* cirol nighlv retarded 'he g; ov h of cotton which is un- e. s uiably small, and also caused i; ( > d i ? oil certain roils. Stands are g? m rally full, but very lousy in .places. C itlun is nener ! all.v well worker!. but a few fields aio ; k'HI grassy. TCarly col ton Is put:: ng on forms. Sea Island needs tain The 1 -weather conditions at !.ae end of the 1 week were very favorable on cotton. 1* The condition of tobacco ranges from gooil t'> ver.x pn< :\ and g? n? 'illy the plants are small for the sea >n. | and in .Marion county are buttoning. Worms are numerous and damaging. ' Some fields have been laid by. li.ice, triH k gardens, sweet potatoc.;, sugar cann and s nghitm are doing \xell j butt wore in need of rain xvhh h ha.< I be#.n quite generally .supplied. Fruit prospects except fsr apples, contnu' j promising. The stiiptmnts of peiic.!i(.-' have begun. Many farmers have begun to plant peas in corn fields, which Is unn^'iaHy , early t After a Desperate Darkey. | MeSweeney, upon a strong pe I tition, endorsed !>> Senator Crossoa ' wlm nrg<v< that a he,iv> reward he of fored, will h<? <l> uht ? ? ft*? ? r sueh I'i'Wiiri! for tin* eajiture of Paul Foster. a negn ? wht? shot it n? i killed John (!uo per, ;in , other negro. at I<eesville. a few days ago Tin- petition whioh is signed ii\ j leading eitiz. ns. says: "He is a des- t | perate i ha ra< t . r. ami this killing, it) j our opinion, \v a . an atrocious murder ! lie hoi shot (?D negro before. :it two. different times, and eaeh without pro- I vo4 ation. Hi- ha* also shot others ami' | in ;i >if ? t';iii' i:.s ugaiost others.' ti t ith-1 Commencement. Col Cad-den. -hairman of the hoan! 1 of vi itor-; of 1 1 1 ? Smith Carolina M il!- ' : tary academy. has notified tl >v< rnoi i j MrStti i tii y that the dosing ? v ? r ? i .- ? ? c j of t hi* a ath-niy will he held this year! i a Monday, .luml Ha. I * ; is me.s-itate> t > a meeting "f ' h ? h -aril on >' r unlay ! morning. .luin- ilm mcmheis of th. b.i.ird : i : l ? 1 1 ' ! ? t : u . he < om men, i-menl on i Siiiiliiy. . r M Swri nt'y. tiefon lea \ lny to.- 1 . -vilh- stall of St a' i ha grante.; ! a r-hnrtT to ? m Kdwnrds I'urnitui' r ?mjian> . of < i ? n\ i!li'. w hi.h jiropo.se.- , t i inanuf ai ; ; . aii'l ! < 1 1 in ! uniit lire ? haulware .'iiiii gent i ., I niereh t ml i -e j with a capital *nck of J l ii unu The of , 21. i r:t .in \V. i IMu.u.U. |'i ? ~..;.ih . .! - i ? West field. \ ?? president anil i{ Y lfi 1 la in - . -ii i > t .. r> a r I ' isii : ? r. < 'om |?t rolh r (,in?t.i| Di.'hani wa.< at 1 Chester l-'ridav mo:- ini; *o make th' ' i annual f.rtt letiu nt i : . th..: < . > : 1 1 : t I\n matr> veal's ? ier ha- i? i n the fust e mil > in tie- .-Mate t > :,,ake her annual . .-otth nient. :;i :?? her ? \ , i el lent reimt.i: ion. A f? u ila> -? ; Tteas irer W (> Cuv notified t )i < ?> n 1 1 > t ;? . ? 1 1 < ;? t.mt h< \v ,i>- ready fm th? .-e t leiner.t. an: Th* "ro-np: roller wen, in person to C!,rst? r t.? make tlm .-cm j tleimnt. j I'ridav af:eM:.?-?n a* Win it :i i -onth h.iiiml fri v'ht train stris ?)< 'v\.? I i : 1 1 1* ; ' negro ho> -. killing the younger ;.nd j r; juring the o her perhaps fatally. Tin i hoys were son- of Her.ry (Jrant. a re , speet .i hie nc;i'i) farmer. It Is s iipposo 1 I that the two h >ys were a.-le^p on' thf ? j traek. \s fa??' wore lying he:wee:? the I eros.t-tiej. I!nginrer Teinjde cJJd Tn-t .SCO ' : them until i_ was loo late. ' Tim ^e.K.-n p stofllee has hern raised I ? from f?.uilh io a third clam< pci^o^Iiev,, ? ! whith is another evldenco of iir.-gre.-'a Jin -that town. (Joorge \V. Tolbert, the iM^iUru^ster, will ilonhtlean h#> | | r^poln'.cJ by the President to suereed ? Jf*** i f WJ ifWarri^d a Widower. I W'Sho's n^iargain lie wl." \y/"Yt fi; oven her liusu. 'ul was a rem tfnnL" / The Best Prescription Is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bo$fc9e? So That the People May Know Just What They Are Taking. Imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medi cine if you knew what it contained. Grove's contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Groves is the Original and that all other so-called "Taste less" chill tonics are imitations. An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You are not experimenting when you take Grove's ? its superiority and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of the United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 50c Her View rf lloys. At a remit school examination for gi'ls. tliis composition was haml??1 in l>v :i pit I of twelve: "The hoy is not .?in annual, yet they can ho heard to a considerable distance. When a hoy hollers lii' opens his hie inontli like f rn^'s, but pirls hold their tounp til they are spoken to, and then tliev an swer respectable and tell just how it was. A hoy thinks himself clever he cause hi- ean wade where th?* water is deep. When the hoy prows ui> lie H called a husband. and then lie stops wading and slays out nights, hut tlie crown up pirl is a widow and keeps house,'' l.edper Monthly. A man named Clock lives in North Kleventh street. Mast people think his faee is familiar. I n'tipestinn i? a hnd<(*niiipiuiiun. (b:t rid <>f It by oliwwinp a liar of Ad'tnif' l'epsin '1 uttl I'nitti after eaeli meal. Hoax "l>u you knoT7 lljones?" .foax "Yes; he's a stranpe man." Hoax "Know Smith?" Joax "No." 1 1 1 ?a \ "He's a stranger." '1'lie lifhi l*re*ei'l |>( in n l'nr< lil)|s mul Favor ft u tiottio of <1u??vk'h Tahtki kss ('mi.-. 'I'oMe. It is simple iron and quinine la u tasteless form. Noeure.no pay. Price 25c. Some men kcciu to t.hink the whole world is apainst them just because they have dyspepsia. :\H). I;. NISSHN & CO., ----- WAfiflNS Lightest draft, most 0 9 ITlUUIllO durable and finest finish. Do not take one claimed to be as good. If not sold in your town, write us for prices. \vt>'S'ro\-v\ i.i.'i, r. ( > | 'Hard tinitvj are coining again. A ("oiisholiocken qiunynian unearthed a 1 petriflml rlork the* other day I LOOK." <*\ ??JT! , For your fAinlly'a comfort >in'l your own. HIRES Rootbeer will contribute more U> It thun ton* <>f '<**? ?*"?' f"1"1 .'i pallon* f'ir rents. Wtllr !. r li?: of u.i'inis k (nr k <11 A R I.KS K. 1IIHKSOO. & Mul?orn, I'll. J DQ V NEW DISCOVERT: TrJ? QMk - 8 ~ 0 quick r?liof nn?l cu?*i w.?nt e***s llook ol iAf*tiiuoi)iA>'( and |()tiu>*' tn*Miue'it I' I CO. Dr. H ft! GULLN'ii BONK. Do* U. Alknia, Gik i/Qf sa >i ri.i:s o i (i iiiir rn-m ^ VJ^ IV O ? 1 1 1 f ?*r?*Niinn liniikM oriti 3 I .o<>, iili'l illustrated Catnl'ii! sent t<? h u v mlilri'Kit for MO rotil ?.,*-? Try us W. ANOKUfcCH, ?3? Wtui 3Sih St.. N. V. CUhlS WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. ? Host CouKh ttyrup. Twtw Oood. UP? In tlmo. Polrt by driiKKtM*. A IXOIIOLIC LIQUORS and NARCOJIC DRUGS Make INEBRIATES. THE KEELEY CURE, CIRI.S THEM. AUoTo^"oWbiL!>thvr 1 tttiriit.s board h (M I (ho J liwlit Ullotl, Adtlresn or >-n I i nt THE KEELEV INSTITUTE, i iog Plain Street, COLUflBlA, S. C. 00K V ? of tii?? ? fiidi'jus "In llli# st?p". will !??> iiiuilt?<l to any I'friton ?einlio*r m tin' iiimn' o( ui.n ynuiiK' wlu> ox ppi'lH to i"ii(it a wit li iii tho no.\t C>0 tlayi, ami four oilu r* wlio may ftt twnl at hotiio linn*. Wrltn your uaui?? Httii ai|'lri'?i>?n alt olaiolyi Al)Dlti:rfs B. W. GfcTSINGER, Manager, CONVHUdl: COrifUikCl Al. ?^HOOU M'AKTA NM K<1. S. C. We special Contracts W X i II TDK I, A lx(i lis 1 AMI MOSl UK MOMIil.K MANL'FAC ITUKKH OK >1 \< >11 N ft It V AND 1111. 1. Ml 1'1'liKlM, ' Nl> Aid: I'UKf'AlIi:!) TO OFFF.Il VOU HITClAl. AUVANTAGK*. OUK KAOILI Til's Allli SFC'ON'I) !'<> N'ON'F.. Complete Ginning Uquipmciils Complete Power Equipments A SPECIALTY W. II. G1BBES & CO., COLUMBIA. - S. C. v.-'.ttll CsllullUU A^v lll-. l'or U>| .\fn (trick MuclitiiiTi . A \\/f i/->/ n a m. y y vy m ^ a.--" without MUSIC Won Id be * drear)* place. Munic an in spiration -a tonlg. You oxpeot (p buy or I 'In 110 -omr> t ( me. Why cot now? A n Instrument i* furniture ? It's rnter t ft 1 11 ut on ^ it.'* tnvoatinont 1 1 you g?t o'i? of Mm S in i! d n r d r -iu'V'ont t-d bv jt\". UK'S * ill nut tt ffcc t It. It wi.l bf UH tiood live yours in>io now, us tbi' day (you bought it. My Price Is Right. ORGANS $35.00 UP. PIANOS $175.00 UP. t W u t ile i??r < atnlogut* ami '?'crnu, A <\tl rt'Ks, M. A. MA LONE, Columbia, 8. C. 11 \ \ 1 Mi roit yii:i> \ < o\ \ iw i io\ THE ELLIOTT GIN REPAIR WORKS 1 nm now |iri']>are<t to repair nml lolnilM Cotton (lliis u.i th?irouKhly a* lln< iniiiiiiftctnri'rs. TliU ?rnm h of the business hi* umit-r th" personal super vlM.11 ?.r .71 r. \V. J. I.M.goTT, wtiii ha* liirl fourteen vcurt nl practical ? x r (?? tt*."* In imllilimt the T <;1N. unci who I* wi-l! known i<> most Kin users in litis state .Now is the Time ! (irm? Vour Gins Before \ 00 .Need lliem! t."om|iIi*to OIniiInK system*. <*<| ul with the 1 in>- 1 perfect 1'ncutnntlr Kluvjilliiti itinl lil*trliiutlt>K Syntems on the market. Sixty HkIiI complete out nth In ia h>- lii this stall*, ami every oik* of tlli'in ? (>K absolute siitinta ll<tii 1 1 tK liest tiraili- I Helms. Pollers, Saw Mill*. I'cin MtlK. Ilrk'k Machine*, W.toil Working Machinery, Saw.i, l ullevs, etc ! \VK OKKKIl Pell very, I.nw Prices and Hens liable 1 ernis. V. C. BADHAM, 1326 Main St. . COLUMBIA, S. C. ll\IK 1\K'I ICI.IISS litll.l, TIIVIO Dn/'ihy I elirr VI cts tint t If. ili'll verol A ? ? !?" SI S WAN! Kl> rt;?l tliliiK. I?i*le Mriiit'lia* to.. Aiitfimtn. tin ATTIWTION i 9 fitoi! i t a t**il if you mention this paper when w ritinn atlvci tisorf. So. 2d J Fin Puffs tinder the eyes; red nose; pimple blotched, greasy face don't mean hard drink ing always as much as it shows that there is BILE IN THE BLOOD . It is true, drink ing and over-eating overloads the stomach, but failure to assist nature *in regularly dis posing of the partially digested lumps of food that are dumped into the bowels and allowed to rot there, is what causes all the trouble. CA SCARE TS will help nature help you, and will keep the system from filling with poisons, will clean out the sores that tell of the sys tem's rottenness. Bloated by bile the figure becomes unshapely, the breath foul, eyes and skin yellow; in fact the whole body kind of fills up with filth. Every time you neglect to help nature you lay the foundation for just such troubles. CASCARETS will carry the poisons out of the system and will regulate you naturally and easily and without gripe or pain. Start to-night ? one tablet ? keep it up ior a week and help the liver clean up the ?>owefs, and you will fcef right, your blood will be rich, tace look clean, eyes bright. Get a 10c box of CASCARETS , take as directed. If you arc not cured or satisfied you get your money back. Bile bloat is quickly and permanently CURED BY CANDY .CATHARTIC \ 0C. ^ 25c. 50e. ALL DRUGGISTS To my ixdy nwrtal fcnattiwl trowfcltt Mj^toooerte Wy CASCARETS wc will wad ? bo? tree. Addna Sterling Rcnxdy Cwnpay, Chicago of NrtrYoric, mentioning xfrtrtiierocnt and p?p*r. ' ?n

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 08, 1900, Image 4