The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 18, 1889, Image 2
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John W. Holmes,
EOlTOa A NO pao/aietor.
LiRSKST COUNTY OlRttJI ATION
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Tlll^SDAY, JVt*Y
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18, 1KM>.
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larorrtct Ur^raatUm
MTp ir# Informed ih*t rth' narnwoll
J’wplf Hm hr»*« m»(1^ tho orpun «»f the
fomitv Kurroem’ AHfiu^ee, Idddfhir f»»r
niilHrrlh«rn fmoj their r»akH nt (1 a
year.—fearnwelf Sor.tlnrf.
Thh HakNM KLL PicorMt la “the ©r-
iran of lha C^nnty Faniwa* Alliance,”
but Ufa not “MdiJiiiK for jJ»»bacribera
fn»ni thdr ranka at $T a
. ' ITi:*H or 15KKf^f >
MraJohn Tyler, relict of President
Tylvr, died In Klchtnond'Ya, la^t tvtek
Over 6<».000 men. In obedience to the
ultimatum ct the Kcarilntf Kallroail
('••mpam, have cani'olleJ their allctrl-
snee to any amt all labor organ!rations,
and are working at the company's
merry. ^
The caterpillar and Mil worm have
ap|>e«rcd in Texas and Lousiana and
in a«»mr parts of Mississippi, '^ht* ►et-
timr of lights and catching of the mtllvr
that producea the cotton *onn have
Tiuj ula juti most mquflfii theory • no tuniic^* In thl* jptMcWug buaio^sa,
for dcstroMug CtK'o, bjf cutting it oir A filler'* gut todo U out wf pure luvi
aM«rth*MrtMAof «fc« ^pmmd «rwjr t-OrlrtifMIuWHaen, jumllko t do it I ■ • - rJ.'r,-wX ... thro.
time a sprig appear* above the aurfaca want to >HVe as many aa I can^auil ghe M. J. PATh, A-smo.wis 1 i *tok, “V\ c liH\e I icon t*.l<l tliut-yvo would
la a useless expenditure of laMr* 'J hat • live devil the grand ratwle-datitle, and To w1»em pH Comiumdr.itiona" ou Alliance l >sc money by ip*:ngiM c«\t©uc<»ve.l'g
method 'persisted in b>ng enough, will all the reward I ask is to have a front MaOct*r.lmuld br addnet*^. . - 1 on aco<*iinMvf the t»re on cotum. This
oftvmrse eradicate H, but at wbat a *eat in h*n\en When I turn up my t«*e«-j r " -■*- - I o'| , |!-»r-
coit of HlUdUioii, patience and toilX "*ell, I’ll have to h a\t* you. 1 In jp,. TiTrir*»»o«t n*iu»f Ur tnuntVnls tb. tou«m« iiu* bur» i» hen* u>u.dl dcdnri
flu* grtotnd shoo’d Is* often stirred ingaround to eee a backslider w tint was From our exchangi‘4 tal.e the fol* n jar e.-nt tar<.. .'I bat i<, if cotton is
w ith plow or Imh*, from April till frost,! omryerted a week ago, ami when I read lowing brief f^atcnienta fr«»«u reports♦>! ’•••ninir in I.ivc:pool lor t. ii cents per
as before mentioned, to make cvcrv nut the riot act to him you bet I’ll snake. tlKTproueedii.gs of the.quarterly imvt- j‘ oU! ^ r u ll * ! ,Jlvn ' u *‘
and seed come up If posi*il>le and as . hlui.back lnjs> the*foldp Solong”. The j wga held ill aevera. cduothM on tnb oth 'pi,^ ^j, lNM , nrr ( ‘nnnn
soon as^ejsiible, but there Is no urgent . mddc and mslf-aacriHcing man th.eu Inst. s only Now, if the b»Us covered with i
necess(yv as far ns eradicating the moved off on his gnu^l aH/iV^ih- huim 1 iV|j^»:xt».r-The Kaslcv Kartncrs’ Al- jute r b>>e tl per rent^ after thrjrnn. ,, strrT'-.
fcra.^1* c.m-vrned, to kill iu sprigs ‘ mlng a simple hyt.inf^tfird?^fT||^ inside red the matter of build- jMi of J.a^jpg nod ties they w ill welgl
uu^l tjiey l>-gin to slue*t up seed stalks. * wlileh was to the effect that w hile the !
For this pnrpote It is only re'piislte to hed Img has no wings at all but be get*
plow up or elmp dow n the 0h'R*s at the : th«*re just the same. Truly, the w orld
regular interval* of working Iml'nii <*An iifvar btf piling, d into, utter dark-
MOril.Y TO LBN U-
S l-6t>000.
At 0'.. to Id per cent. Interest. One
H\e years tins', sceiired-by larm umrt-
tavfes. l or further partiiMilar- at*|dy to
J>(b FATIFKSON,
Heal Kstate and Invotiuc Agent.
)nlyll-tf Hsraweliy8 < .
Richard A. Ellis,
il^LVXiM* CdilSEUtiUI L-iV,-
Barnwell ic.,s^.
Will practice In alt the Ohm* nt the 8tni
and iclve pr.impt attention tv all basin#**
trust.nl to him. _ _
j ?T't>Wce over Tobln’.s Rrug Store.
• JlUlOj7-ly
4
MAKT! MONEY:DR. HARTER.
rirrsiciAX and srutGEoX'
Tonr-
AU.KXDAI.K, S. r
chrn, c<dlards or afiy olher crop. Still
It in advisable to plant flic Sand in M.inc
lall grow ing crop vrhlcti thall neither
cover w*»r obscure some Coco s“cd
st«*m so as to prevent it bring observed
ami destroyed.
Ry the aMve methdH two year* are
AmphvtUne in w hich to rid any ground
of t'oeo. In fact, one sea-on Is snlli-
clent to eradicate H except that a few
uca-4 while such good men throve them
selves earnestly Into the work of salva
tion.—Nebraska HtHte Journal.
A S|trf !flr for Hoy Ckulrra.
Mr. L. T. Sessions scnils Tiik Staii
the following remedy for h<»g^cbol»*ra.
Mr SoMons is an intelligunt farmer
and his remedy will no-doubt M tiled :
A ftcr trying several reinedlea for clod-
Marins.hr. ne.:*-"."™™.™ hoc*, I u,eil, Bpirit- of
in.Htar.iurutr^M.wbl-h wn e.->.llv I hrlleVln* that it would .1-
t» prawns* from g ..l» K to Mrd bv »‘roy the ImcWrU * bIclM-»u«e. th. -
case, and in.t v. it'i entire aucce.-s.
dt>
My
adopted leav ing tb.e
luatter of adopting cotton bagging io-
-t. ad «*f jyt<* to be decided bv each suh-
Alliancv fbr itself.,
Sr a kt an nr to;.— rim bagging ques
tion consumed considerable time. The
Alliance agreed t<» um> cotton bagging
first, pine straw after this ami st . u'i.d
band or pieced bagging in the third
l> n* o. • If there w as a scarcity of the-e
g.M*ds tlicn they would uw amTttlliTg
they could get.
Rlackvlllc.
now with JOHN II,j
at Fruit and Fro
pounds per bale lie made on cotton cev
ered lejcs. lie jinK-hi-fell iw-im n to.
follow tlm advice uf Folouimts to j.a-’ ^ i O.x, (o n.
crt.^.” /
Col. lUitler tbiuk« that the commis-
sioners of tl.c cotton Matos will soon
have u coiitercn;:c over the cotton bag
ging qur-tion.
Secretary llu-U i-expected tobc pres-, .. . - - t r...
ent at the sossien. The conference will MeUms, A^^YmiL shipped, to me . I | t . n vr Wrrttr.T*
prebatrly lrc held 111 Albrita. j guarantee the be-t prices and prompt Leave \V!»u>>s
returns. AY ill be ph ased to quoti? the l.esve^.M.lruh
w ire
' II. i Othce and resideiH c in rear of Henry
dneVJ \Volif - -t<»re. [may 2+:',m
('oinmissiun McrelianY, i Kstaldi-h* d tn*i , ,, p y . ». ..
ISC .) No. Is;; Reade Street, formerly HliU'KUUc, Al'IOII tl* At \\ IKTrj H. R.
Uvii I)tuue Street. y _
New York, July Ist" !8sn.
I liave-' this day made arrangements
with thc abovc house to liatldia atei
Timr Table tukin? effect October 1-tib, 1859,
PA.-Sl NI.CK TKAINS.
1 cave Klaekville,.
- NORTH lM4\\n,
.. jn i;>h m* n p mt
, The N>W Orlcatis Tlmcs.l^mnmtp^ Ope e:Uistt
close attention. Rut this, close attou-, , .... ...» .....
Mon gsnfral, promising mitigation of * tlon must be given in rverv iii-t.im c. to , [’ ' tl ‘ ivlili nirpeu-1 r ^ f| /
fwury depredation*. I vummau.: . ' I " ,l " , "' ih - ' ‘* r ‘ ''" 1 •••'V«-l* U »"► W M*| ;.rt,? g tot ml',."
*•(, »”dmouth. If th * turpentine en-
era the mouth of the hog It w ill be
fatal to him. The quantity used for
very nearly half of our cotton 1* now 1 - \ om-li hath varies from one ' pint .in a
quart accordlhg to the size of the Img.
I recommend using a tube In applying-^MneTi hi good w’i'.rkh.'g ord
Kkkmiiw,— tYr takir~the following
extract-Imm tin* a Iclre--v.f Maj. Nla-
g ll. defiviMerl before llic Jver-sluLW coun
ty Alliance, ;.t Canulcn, oh tbcfltli tn-t.
—oredH he «»i,r gre;»«' -t
enemy. In the e-Lablishmcnt ot Na-
rnarkfi
a
O N KIM.. •
^ so
taking.the (RiTa affonled iT\ r fep«*rts from ! long and so dcfluitely tVhtdd it- sway-;
*evcral of the Stages,, estlniates fl>*t J 4t the South i- that we have so fi*^r
raised by white tabor, wherca* thirty I cro ^ w °r l )k ’ H0,1 1,1
vraf* ago md ov6r 400,(XKI hale* or • fall of tHc year, 'i’hi* together with
onr-trnth o^the t.*rop, was railed by the popular error that Covo propagates
tbe white*.
Tn the ^Ocoua* Coutt M Comunnr stnrv 1 (d Its Universal trlmo|d> o\a>r the
)M«a* last week Judge IImlson decided patience, sweat, curse* «ml blows of
that the mother of Illegitimate ehildren
^ _A-ould pot fclwitn homestead. T||ls
one |H>lnt of the homestead law vhUh
ha* never Men decided by our Supreme
(Court Judg/tlndson hohls that one
luuat be the heaifuf a law ful family to
M t tit it led to the
and exemption under
and laws of Ntutli ('arolitiM.
from the nut abme explains the
July 11-It
For Siih' or Rout,
—
llu» million* who have warred on it.
IJy pursuing the plan abov** hurrled-
h^mTtltnFrtT'MTs. TiTTmah Has com- , , , , , , ^
' . , . | . • each leg: lastly bcgutnmgnt rtre $ a\v.
p>#l*lv extirpat'd tint grass from three ; . .
. .. , . ; , 1 ditt'ermt plats of grt.nmbwh re it oncci !*
right of * homestead ... , . , ft rpnitu.e, m-pr*
ler the f oiMAliuHmr; undisputssl sw ay. hat vaiiM i! M , rf( , )( „ of l}
gfnnifig at th
each leg: last
[m-s another -area in down the belly and J
v bv wirr' at anv time. W ould j M«* v
, Horry.—Tlii>>ue the AIM-
anenof Horty eojjuty,do hind t'lir-elve-
, t'> t ike H dcddeU s’^nd t>» hare cotton
!-s«MtirTH«*d for jut-*, not only a- hare
nrr-
orti ot .
any puip«--e which itTaTi he u.-etl,. t t;on il Hanks ( <»ngre-- d serin;inatyl ,
f‘rori'j*il % Thai t his -ItnH iu>r h./l.ln.l- p Va i iisl I Ilf Soiith- II *s-»t-» h! tt (,, !
ing on thos*.**wlta have a’rer.dv eon-*i fl:C lJ(lur\ ,, uI tin*, rtdit »d theprodiic ra-|
tracteil for jute bagging this season. .1 0 f <*t tt.cn National Hanks were m.t ,
—.... . ' , * | p< rm.lttetp to loan inoury on .l.iml. and *
vtiln i m e w,.!'a ml atfeiilance. the rnityd States Hanks were all in the ! A corner-lot with ninety f-et front-
e a .o is -ii t-.vlham cs yvere r**-, 1 |,and- «»f thy tmnprodui-ers of cotton. ! age ami eighty feet in -depth with
r, ai,.l I Menri-ihw i«ott' iq mh irw.• i.- torred . u..[j built, romrTTr-rHoe.» and favor-
'do bn-:iic-t-oiim-ii..»* el nTor,; l.t V'*- 11 d >m i»nii 'Oiifrvi»t P.trn tir go..»T '
l;'*ns (-1 crop- at ruiuoiu rai< - ot inter-.! re^rair is odered t»'i -ale or t*» r« ut to an
H ‘ % * , In-order to r^* t.;ne -fieoL* p-ay-rnpproyed Tetiaht _ F"r toi ru» and other
t, ... rfr . '■ ; •"*. _.ii> ii"t*-* were co iv- i b-d in- iiifornutibu npp.iv at
. o ' e<1 ^_Tm--tnirc|.a-e of- to mt-pst blaring b-.iids. 'I lies**! ouds . or’to I>R. (.KU NV
nccc-*ar.» supplies,Hind that pica: utf- »•.......-.a .. i... ; «.... .V . ..w .. v*_.! •.> ’—
provenn \/i - u:..il.\ and mYnr.illv linl
Sprii itUrld —
10 kO u i]i;S Pip m
.. >.)0 :«» a m S 18 p tq
v . IP liH » m 8 t.\i p ui
... lu lO a m 8 yj p
CC'*> : tauMidyrkTw^rimti
melon-, send. n-cMpr- tor *hl pine Ida ■ It ‘29 an.V Kw
t»y uiHil tur, >ij I oaa traci > i i r*i> ol : btivtrft - II u a^ v n ©
'FdHi * tu.i tii m'rxn
^ thh turpentine in' the following man-
ner; WTlTr Hie ^rog standing oip l)ir
feet, begin at the top of the Imad j»a--i-' 1 " ‘* , ’ n Hmiu'made
-inp a 1,1 iram ,t,.w„ ,h- Mg *. ,.f P Un £ *T f
- I'll 1»«’11 itteiteu _Ln_l lie—pnreba-e «*4-, interest 1m ari'
hack; then n;ni ihn hog ov-r, ami M-
iHCiijIvors generally trying To" I e m >rtt
j c onomle.rl amlemleavi ring to ineryH-e
stipr "
foo: pa** a atraanf do\rh*| P r
’ uecn ijuido among i!i* m ‘inb**:»
s Were, co i Vi
•• 'lid-. 1 hose ’ oildt
I'onto d a b i-i- |or Ate is-nC o. NNiioi.al
ll i k notr*; ini* • ii.ibltaL-Uje iMind-
l UE I'supi > ofli*
—JTTTTd; M L.'
Milivtt. s. V
.. .4 47 p m* 7 on b nit
r ' P oaT ir, M m
5 11 P U' • -tl a ni
e‘28 j* ly 7 41 o'm
’* 44 p tn i ‘th h ni
. . -9 ‘ c J, in a lu
..... fi 00 p n; •* lg a nt
..... ». is; p ju < )8 u „j
.. ' . © IN p ni.8 !<© * m
suntlaj* only. tDaily,
like k v I lie, Sprimrr.' M, tally's tutd Wageiier
ar*-1 Ifirraphif *t »ti«ee*.
< I-—• (•oii;if li<ii.-i.i.k!** 4l Blarkvllk* with
th> .'-••ulh ( jsttlie.u Kailw.iV and Hahtwrll
trnins. , _
—■It—4 . KKYS, 8u}s rlnpndmt.
I.i ave >8e!n rn ,.., ,
l.eevf \Yeirfiier
P< sve Perr> *;
j I « a\ e o.iHv > ' ..
L’-hv e Nprii i.ii-1,1..
rtTave .tjThTn . .. .
I l.uive Wind. >*. . . :
J .s.ivh \Yurkt rrT...
A.riv, lilaekVillc.
tuu* to coiieeive the proper phin'of bat-
A '.II I,a. I-M, U.tifH TorTTm* w*rtli» g | I"? tSr S r»—a* l *™'r»‘
of the survivors ot the 17th regiment nr [-a-Hout iu this wine: About live year*
Hr*ek*burjr Oil August IS. (’oi F. W. i ago she had two fayorllc squares iu our
>leMaster will address the survivors and broken uii prcparaiory
»the.re w ill M a genenil picnic. 'J*he . - , , . _ _ . , T if. t
• .1 . . . *.1 .».i 1 for s nr big vegctablfl. Mil before nIm* .
coiiipmiU s that made up the l£th are v- * * r- • »
two from Falrtield. four from York. !g^MM-• vd in the ground the
two trout It-uuw ell. .me tram C ester, : nUt gi V-- i atuc Uli so, tlucloy amH,
wn*t one from l.ancaster. > ^ j^yrertd 1 © rffj»7f1ly nnhJ 'TgofoiTslv 7 tlTnt *
have all acrerd to k11 ticket* to the *ur-7, ,, , ..
\ Ivors at half fare. I »‘hc de*|tiTrcd ofhclrlg able to c»*jh* with
.. «> * i " ,,, * , . , ; it ami h*t the *«tuares He out the w hole
187tl there wa* trouble In Kdg* Held. A !***■ Ihirlng the season the squares
negro was arrested for st^m* olfem**ami - in qu*»tlot» -hit«I such a magnltleeut
rescued by a tnoh of hi* own color. ^ A i crop of hat—uIm.iiI ha'f nut ami half
po*N«>f white men attempted to i crab grassj.two XiH>( ur mdre high—that j
arrest him ami were tired n|s*n by the j, . ’ . ^ ,
colore«l troops. Olfleer .1.8. Itlarkvvell she coitelmlrd to cut ami cure it |or-
w** killed. John Ycldell, eob-red, : horse forage, sec uring two full inovv-
a«li»g, will cover the
of the hog. Oa?appITca-
tiou-w 111 cHTe tlie hog iii tin* Jirst stage
of the (ll-»a-»*. two Hpplirntiuii-i in the
scetiiul, and tlir*e npplica;ion- in iiu.
third stage of the disease, even. aTter
the lu g beginx to sw**II. The hog ‘
should be fed on meal cruel, or better i
.Aib ai-hiaUy until ir regalus lTs
1 bar. 1m-; nvy ffn/v-pvf;w ■ >'v~~N Ty
clodera ; ilii<y* ir, eliolt r;i umd.* it- h|-
pcaraure again, Init I have succeeded
In curing rcmttty each'* case by using
■spirit.- ti;i pmiiim*.—Marion Siar.
{ioMtb-r- t'j.eonlnd tin* e-v.r * n n—wirb-
itious Were a>b pr- 1 draw u l i''*u*-ilie [K'op'Te and eoiicA itr-iie
a'rd again-t ’’’ -o—.lsl in the rw-*ii *\ i*eiili - o, )!.i* yott;11 vyj
jv.lv l-:t
W-Linstmi
X k v' a r i gyH *-o
d io fnvor of cotton
rntg pill ir^L* .1. M t ■* .■ — Ill -nr.r rng?eft h- ' ! *> }C CM>f-*>I I'i i- a-s rlion. the otll-IV
triendly 11v^nicnTia'i11 1 I ^ 1V ’’n-tssue ot p.-t .-ei.t
w b > hq:idl* -i t ntr liiie^ing. >~x7' p; ; •' nns W a- -old a! a pieuiit.iu in N • vv_|
as trie HiiiOUiit of totr rrTTi^ y Mrk ,w lie i l.e < oi! ’Ii ( arid inn rot ton I
faetuTcd may f.Kl -hurt of -m.i.tTi.or tin, ' plant*r*i R • f»**«;i_ p.»y»rrg--Ju: per ceni for
ileiiiaiiTt,” To'now -••rorifoi t -<»nir pltHt-j- 1 **’.* ‘•a* 1 : * v ’■’ ^ l"* i J iV.^^^-iimko-
by w hich—AlHrmee men may procure^ **‘d , " u ’t"* !*- J i * ve i- im ni«iu**y tYltob>ale Iii aler in Hehts’,
iVrtili/.er- for crops ot ls.Hi < ,ii the b»;-t ain.ciu ih> mV.* - wli.Jfii is eoug -ted : (.'hildreii-’ and l.adie-* Hats,
po-sinlc terms so that if -rtti-i.o-i .i ."•■si** »b'* I-. i *^v ''•;jjtf r**.♦«.«»J. Duui.v -urao-t,.
r rons raimot -i'.-ui'c»Hh tt h?• r~v v • • , ; , -H*-'(-ov^T--nl ■■'-'.iiNLaj^sL^-A
IlME Tii I.K M'. 47 OP iJJg-
l*oi'l Itoysil ;tn«l Ati(;u«tn IK. %% ,
. Sunday (TfJi Jaui:::ry, 1>89»
i ii < ox;ui>* tw ritri;r,
A VANXATTGA
lS‘111 MxillPI \N I'lMK..
Kof I 11.
l.eav r.
a . w,
1’ 4J
l*.M.
OOlMt NTiIITH,
Arri\ e.
I-.M
\ng»ur*t 1- 42
I M.
U.ww»t ♦•cr-or.l m til.
mere Cl
dize.-at
■Tn^
f**—r
tii.-e to rc •'•ivt* f'-rtiii/.» .'s nnl- js..i *ii;. '
in votii'U fcOi ks. aid r»*'“11111.♦
TTU 1 ■'!Tte nml N at ioii.i! All.iam*^ L. t;
-Ufis be t.iiii'ii to mkctrF criT.• ini of To
ur*
believed to M the ringleader of Mu
rl**t, disap|>eared ami notliiugvvas heard
from him until a few weeks ago when a
letter from hftu w as found in the* k-
otnf anolhfr Kdgefield negro wrlt>iii
fFun 1'lttshurg, Teiin, where l«e has
M *n living under the alias of Hrr. L .
F. Fletunii, and as pastor of a colored!
church. A rcoulsltlou w ns Issued ami J
le will M tried at the next term of
Edgefield court.
The no-tnn IT lot publishes the fact
lugs. The rext year the iiia'mirc from
the stables was dejm-iled ill piles on
other sNpiart s in the garden amj in n t-
ton patchc*, where no npt glass had
ever lawn seen, and lo! iii a short while
nut grass was as thick »s It could
stand, wherever a pile of the nmnirre'.
had Men put. From this she rightly^
reasoned that the nut gia^- bay wa*re
sponsible fur It, that nut gra-s -prona-
gates from the seed nr.d that in Uie
instance mentiuned th« mh*U had passed
/ W Ult.Mi I i)|C THE lit (.I.E.
TYcw iilTl*r Ike bogle; the lllcht d* s-
j * eOW,
T’k l * Uinl'-of tlw soldU-4-. , feel jad«*d ar«l ol«’.
| Ti**' **f <sir l.irouae i- windy and t are
Tlieic is lt.nl in our j<iint-. there L- In Itnan
hair,
Tlie future i- v mii*1 it- foit*m. u«kr«*v\i<
As We ll.'wifk bush* d bn till till tU- buule i>
. , blown. ** ^
At the s it’ul of thut bimlr each comradr
rbsU -{vm-tf
I.ik*' h'i Mri*»*v r« h a-tst fn m the -train of the
► trina;
The courujo , t!:e iiopuls* of youth shall rome
lan k • ' -
jo tmni-Ti Hie eKTTT nf the *>111.“ blrouie
ti l
and'
Vom*ws
aw h y
When t’ a: lifr-xirimt
m w iia*.
‘TOjl
that the Ia4fc*aptain F. W.liavvaon left
a lirother, a Catholic priest flamed Keeks,
and there appears to he a disposition t<* . , , , , . , - ,
wort * romaiu'e or mystery out of It. |'indigested through the ;tpcWjOiid that
Father Kecks visited Captain !>aw son | if nut grasa'should be prevupi^d frgilLl Thoiiitli th* UvouweW mr^nniy fimec in our : Ih’i (')
In Charleston eleven year* ago and w% going fo seed, w bile ut thejfk.ime time
In >n.l »lH...t Th- N»w. *.,d CourtS i.u,,! ..,ijf,m,.I.T to
make all ;hr* sccil sprout, tho dread
jiest would no longer be a pest.
itiaiiuittt 1 i.'i- of colton .-ei .1 1
AN-t*n;-Mx —TTu* Aljhiufi
Irx actt.*n a- to ill us" of i
ging m-tead o. jute.at any |
to* lt»VV 11!g 1‘es* •lilt u>!| \\ a ;C
ordered purdi-lu d ;
-*l' I, T li.»t wc, the in‘*irih**r- uf,Co*
Farmers' Alliai.ceof A m!»*r-11 (‘min
ty, in cojm ption a—fiiiiileil, bt-rr’l v
ple.lge • ur^eiVe* li<*t to ] ;l uolli/.c* aliv
merchant urguuor who i.uy k.e^io.
Tii-* AUi.iiiei i*as ii ider eonsid rati n
a'td adv 1 •••lie nt sc.veral niat:i'i> ;ti e i-
lug the ifHen -t, pn-sjK'rit v r;n<l welter
of the. oreani/.v iou in .the em.jrv.—
A n*ong th in the propnsiriou to organ-
i/e an I cstuh ;>!i acq- op. V^t ivv A Jliaii.*<*
Store at AmU ;>j*:i. *' ith bramdi *-1m - . .-
‘**1
<*t (s<li:li.io
Li4_l-iai-li.v—»J4»4i ♦•■4' Mrs. —
errt*. ( . i n lar;i ej> h.avi made I|.*
bah S irf*l nTTViTT TTiiro i am
-aine tor -. x tb-i.-.ohJ nttllii
11 -. a*id ai •• n* b* in** ..t!‘ tii 11
1 w er-' al tIn* b ^.ttnin r. I ll ■
alt a-ilTTTi v -••p|c 1 • 1 ;.t i’t tii
\ .1! c* ptn bleed. Tio*jr 1
—VY1TII—
JcEFSTElN & RRO,
4
Uimni4 ll •ivh.'llkt >. |ail-*
*1111
tz.
ir**
tu«.s4> ami carri ta
Igual |-r«K*luims the j owihh! and c«»nirA*ll.'4 By AHTtOtr men | yt T*’ t 1 ; 1 r H 1 Hi TI
ii other p<»int- in th** eountv, t . I
»; *.Mt
ib. I i * alul t ril-i - 1 the i.« -t
aineii pr irti. • i g.ii tlrevlng in d* tl-
1 n **ex*t their \ ic »*.»- r tTj>* Jaw m;ik**i »; ■
ill* value of our annual product of
cot on i- !,u ’ . it*!; it U « .t iuat* (l
that | « r emit, of thi- «wu, h* exp* nd«**l
1 ; -4jq.li»-^;n h*4a atie* • tor t!.<» |*io-
'iiu’imn "! th* < I'hi- vvi.uld ie-
qitir* tin f^n *'V- to fai-** tie* -mu i*f
5 tu nun t illy. l .rr i!;is they
liav«- | id «bmu ;; 1 per e>*ni. premiuoer
\v lii* h atmiiiiit- ! > ;T '.TJ'*, 1 tHk \earlv tor
ill** u- *' I capiL.il I 1 I'arn .c T i;- i.inn
ati* 11-. .or ^fTit. ftH/xpt jn the 1 i-r
vi .ii'*. rhe-' 7 *id\ •;u«* - -bmihl not
1.avc *•■ -• 11- ni.. » tu ‘M
ollicc a good deal. Captain Itavvsou in-f
traduced hi* visitor freely a* his broth
er aadfhc two w ere apparently on terms
of affectionate Intimacy. The umler-
standlng at the time v\ as that the differ
ence In thtrir names was tkie result of a
very common norurrenee,Captain I>avy-
soii's mother having married a second
time after the death of her first husband.
The two were simply half brothers.—
Cruenville New*.
remain-;
» mm . h
Tb.- IMhsr slur.'
Mr. A. W. itHublimm, of Keai*(», vv ritos
to thoNewr and Courier a* follows;
Tho boyrottlng of jute bagging by |
the Farmer's Alliance may keep the.
im*r«‘h;Dits at the ports from ordering
jute bagging. If they'have not placed
do *0 at
vein*,
And !><• til cr «*f Met 1 in our fiflrw
Tlioituh tt^i' eofnnsks ot ye*:e.\la\
uie not hen*, ,
And-thf eiu.li.'lit Nlfifiii jHile and the brunches
, MP-Miir.—
Tlsiuifh the siuintl of our cheering die* down
to. a ffibitit.
\Ye shril! find i>m liiht youth.wlu n the bugle U
blown. f *"
l <ib* Ini Inv l*. imT.
The record* show* that there are In
this Stato 1.0J1 |h rsons draw |ng pen- ; their orders yet, they should
sions on account of service in the Con- .
fei'erate army and navy. Of t|| ^ t“«^»»»'*-tdHfe.
onlv MM) are men, Hu* remainder being
widows who have lost their bread win
ner* in or siiM*a the war. T he General
A-semhly, at It* last session, uunro-
I Hated fih.noo for the nav im*njL ofTliesc
|«*nsion* at the rate of $:i |a*r utentli
rtieh Of this aiiiu ^2,434) wera i*aid to
tin* County |)eiision Inuirds, leaving a
balance of $47,i»30 applicable to the pay
ment of the |icii*iotiers, which glv«*s to
each the sum of $24,(K). As |mymont-
Mgau fnioi the tirst of February the
Two years ago, the supply of ties was
Whort,, ami for several we* ks they
brought trust price*, and the farmer-
were forced t«* keep tlie|r cetlon in the
In mam - iu-tane*-- ii ha* b"pn ptoven
1 that H, It. K., { ItotAiiie I'.hiod Halm r,
made by Hlood IhttrrrCo ATlanTa, (.a.,
w ill cure bhiotl poison in it- v\or-t pba-
jscs, eren w hen all *>t.Tcr treatuieiit fail-
1 A. F. Hriinsoii, AtlaoEm. Ga., write.-:
j “I had 21 running ulcers on one leg and
1 dxm\tlie other, and felt grcuUV |ini>- j/ionlijeut bu-iii* >
trated. I lM»lievu l.at-tually -wallowed
a burrvl of iiiedH'itie, in vain efforts to
cure the tfi.-fa-e. Will! TDib* Impw-f*
r dually ^i te*l on the. nigum advin.* of a
\l.-oa pi:*»j»»*sitii>n tn organize a com
pany vvitli a capiial >t«>ck <d not le—
nor more than ir.">,),<) •*) for ;
the purp*is • <if erei ting 11 ( . rtoif Seed :
Oi) v.ill, and*uminifaeuiriug ferill:/.**r-*
at Amler-.on C 11 Ir 1- tlie intentloii j
oj the Alliatiee, if ihe^t* m* a-ii. e- are
adop.U'd, t>) go to worVqit once, .md in !
the very nvar fut-ur** to )i:He these* eu-
terprit*.- iu succe-si.ul op**« atiou.
(JnrKAv ii.t.E.—Fiilly live lj»indi^'l
new n!«'mli t- have Iwruadded since ilic
last quarterlv meeting.
T i;»* qu*-ti^ni <*f an AlliaiH*<* Hun an
iu the City of Ureeiiv ille e.iiu** up and a
I committee was appointed to Jonuulai*-
plails f<»r the wh-^nnuii* ll,*
j report. T in 1 ■ ;.<*; vmi- .Tl«ipt« tl v.i'h
ain**ndin*'nts 11 pruvLje- for t ,i** e.-t .h-
listiincnt of an A ilia net* otke<* iu - .m<
portion of toe o 1 v
by the 1-U.el >*'ptecber of fill* pie-t iit
year. 'JTib object ol the* bur«au-i.*i
ki'i
p lid for o;;i'-i r*' lit in •J4 v * ;p
no more 1 hair the
Noi (It v\(. ;l ! have
-um.
N^> industry can
and pav :i pi. tit to
e Hi it-1 therefore
-V -> Ml <.l ^* I le-*ir
I l
-’.1 nt*.
t lib-1* .
al) .110
r term
\Y Iiolr-aleT’••ill* r- in !>rv Good-, \o-
kioii-, 1 * *Fnrni»hlu- i*<s d».
1-C*>m;ress >1 nr: 1, 'vv\\ \ * vn (h;.
— ' * jubiMly
i)r."j.lU:. I1ILIKHS,
^#4 Dental Surgeon.
HlackVillv, S. C.
1Y;il have r gular appointim-nr* a-
fwllow -;
At Mainwel’T'C. II fn in 1-t. Mon.|a\
: . , r r »nt > or-ale—il iv jq 1 iieh mouth tn~4YVTr-
Ti*'nce we liav*- ne-l iv**'. t iling. OlHce.jit the Farr**!-
SOll IJo'o-**.
At Sa 11 vH. A. N. R R., fr* m.
dd Monday in c.ieh month to \Y**i!n* --
<l.iv evening. '1n1'n** at Frice*-||..|H.
Al ill be af.lii- homeolhre at I'.iaekv ill**
e \ cry 1*' ri * I ;i y and Saturday from l*t of
February to .dbtli Sepr**i'i!.. i' in<'!u-ici*.,
and evi’r ^ I'h'rrsd.* v. 1 1 id:iy and >at ur-
h*r t>* .'list Jauuarv
t^-rr - ‘ r.rbwTf THH "72 T*r
■ I M.' TT
12 ;5n Cnthw**»nl
12 44 Jat k-i*u,
.12 TS HilleTPTTr -
1 IKI Robbins
1 10 HaUicV HJe
I 22 4 ill* It
1 254 Msrtiu*
I ”7 Rehbre
1 ill —A ppb'loH—
\ i Jendah* 1" 2.*»
I t-Ml
II f»2
11 Si
11 22
11 12
11 flld
10 *2
in J'|
■MM)
.1 .».*
2 in •
2 “2
2 40
2 47 '
1. oj
1 1. jo ’
it. 11. iicn r.
• T. 1
A aOipInTItoHrIn i'7
Hrun-on - . :« .j.1
llau pum _ l' .T’
'Varuville !• 2-Y .
ibaiifort * 7 I.S
F**if RoV al 7 0"
VY. J. CK A Mi,
A^ent. A. <i. F. Agent,
Angu-nrre* «*f gi t.
}\n rnwcll c nd
jES
t ^
• • • Vs*««* ^
b'livdiol'l^-. at
paid ior th.** -
0,-
rli.'
.ii*-
eg-' <Sr r f 'V*r w ^ V W.
0)1 41-1 tk>*.4 s-ilj., N. , Kt,. |
ii • 1 •.). # - In .^o - •tii! f*irt t*» ii>»* .sr-:
rY.»
^.V
I • at*
- I' V I > v N' --(.'III
>t
•11
i :istra:n
ig *d iu it.
the ereilil
I hi- c:.n-
tmf be d' I e withpitt U elialtge in OUT 1 J ’. T ’ ti'om l-1 Oct
Uoiise, thereby missing the curlv price, . . . . . .
, , . - , ■ tnund ami g«*t * .q *4.-4)- H. I *■-:- |M»rt4«t
which always hThctter than the market pcp.n.vq a 1 l.ange, and my despon*!-
value, later iu the season. . ' ency was somew hat dispelled. 1 kept
TTu* Farmers* Alliance w ill not con-* H until 1 had taken Hixt**'.*ii b<.t-
tlcs. .aiul all the ultvrs, cjieuudittsoi and
-gtve the • -tn rf& r ifflV 1 ‘kTape A
obfa* mtTtv l;. n li" lani-*« to
^ IV*\4* to lv*
tli.i^iiv to
Irol mere than *20 per cent of this year’s
crop. In the first place, only two
rood-.' Ttrr-ageilt Y !!. rfav d 'll
appropriation will ullovr full puyuaent mills are making cotton bagging, and
only to the close of August. For the.., t
n.OTthofS.pl'o.U.r-.ihr'n.loto.rwlld 11 * m . b *. f '' r ,l ‘"*'*' l "o
1m* paid only sprue flO oenta. ft will I U,, H* to tiioet even the demand.* of the
taka. In round Mumhcr*. $72,000 to pav Fanncis'Alliance. In the next place
the accepted jH'iishHitTs at the rate now [ Ui CuXLu;o|(U , u will incur
provided by law. and IT the Leglstature , , ... , Y. . .
whall dccldi to pay hack raiioua the M vy looses iiitW FnHr T ,tckcd^AUuw
his k«***ping u card ot thepri* t - <»i every
uicrchant and the farmer choo-* - h« -
twecu those n.c.vliH'nl* n.-t i whom h<*
will trad** vv ilh? The salary of tlie agent
ill other horrors of hhiod por-on TiaVe~{~vv*iil fr* b tvv****i , i ?l,2H0and $1,7) ii,*iiu;i
a per c'MUage of the
next aiqisopklation jYvuat he f*)r $!i3 1 (XX).
Alt (ura»*
Soon after Hie war the Mon. G. I).
Tillman planted tint grass 011 his farm
a* a pasture for hog*. The gras* grew
ahumiaiTtly but the hog* refused to
rhrlvomid prosper on such food. Inf a.
late issue of tin* Kdgeffeld Monitor Mr
Tillman telle how’ Mrs. Tillman t iu4i-
«ate*! the |>ewt. -From his letter tvu
take the following extracts’:
The plan of campaign to .itxHrpate
nut grass is simply to prevent it matur
ing seed above ground; Nearly eve^-
body thinks the nuisance repnaluces
Itself from the nut alone, wlicrea* It
propagates a thousand times niore from
the m*ed, w hi* h It generates on
disappeared, and at hist I am sound and
"« ; ll again,alter un ex|K.iiciu;u.of twen
ty yt ars’of torture.”.
Kobt. Ward, Maxcy, (.‘a., write?;
“My disease was prouoinu-.'il a tertiary
, form of bl<»od poison. .My face, head
ami shonldoi'ft vvclu a ma->* of corrup-
hlfffn, and finally the dr-ease liegan ♦•.*[-
‘ ing my -kull 1n>ii*s. Mv b-»ue<
Ti n.-t* and < ffmb : n**- d 'timid our
rueful ..ttciiTioii. Man\ i'tt< Ilfgent ju r-
- m- beli- c* tllaT lie* I. g;-1;:) ;t: •* ot Ihr
>: kind tin* * oi:gr* "5 of riie Ftiiu‘«l |
- iM - a:•• povvcri* -s ;<» grant i« ii*-! t**
• *) n-i'iiM ; - v* In-arc .»\-t* math h'iv iol>-
bedJ.y tie-«• itrghiii/.afl* n4 The -m*-
e**.- o trust - alul * *imh n*'- have »'U-
co.ir.ig* ** ib* •\i* r.-i* n *>f their operu-
Uoi> nntil a’>l *•) n nu «la t*- nei'e-saryi
;«>r tin* »• .ehdi'g f'l' >ub-;-:'. n.-** **f man ?
.vvid -ooil l»** ll*.<1 r the c ertfut of III* - *•
un n J) •h*tic 1. hlw r- 11 «'4» im-r-an<l !
T 1 2'm' ei - v\ r,r 1 d 1 cl...*': id < odi *»h-
er Tn r.Tr-mv-.- traii-arrhms *i hj. rC-Ai'iiuLL;
be l. 1 -' 11.0:11 for combine* a o! trust- to
*'Oiu * b -t.v* * 11 t!i<*iu an 1 exploit tlu*m “
y:t of- their legitimate e.uniiig- and I
e*jiilt:fbh* lights. =—' '* >
!u ou r Sxute the “«7fcAv v Ti of the Oc/Tit
b*.- be**ii a- rapid us eouid be d* »lr**d in -
tln* p rritoi y eaqva.-x'd. VV hen tin*
."tat** Alliau***' vva- organized h.st July
there w**re DT Alliance-# On tin* I2tii
of June last there were 70* Alliances in
ineliwive.
Will make apoom'tnent- with patmmit-
to meet tiielli at *'itiu*v of hi- oilicc at
anV time.
Fat; *uts will rtqd it more comfortable
to liav*• tliefr work d«)m* at ilu* *.tlii e,
iliougb if d«*>ir»**J vv il! call mi them at
lln*ir 1 .'-ideui’e* any vv h«*r«* w ithin thirty
uiiles of Hiaekv ille
f Frank M. Mixson.
*—-*#—■"—^
lUNYITOR ANC NC7ASY FffffkiS. •
1:!.\( K\Mrt 1:.>*.rr;
Land Survaving in all ii - braiiclic*.
I.' ave Harmvoll
a m p m
ft : 17) ti ;U0
Vniv** Hlackv He
'.* ;4U
• i :2'»
1. a\•* 1*1 »• *vv*ilic
10:17.
ft ,.•*
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There* should 1>c no inlstindei-taudjug
in this matter. Sufficient jute bagging
should be on hand to meet any emer
gency.
C**tton covering f«>r cotton will event
ually crowd out jute bagging, but it
| 'Y$J1 not do it this year. Let the Char-
ire from , J^ston merchants order jute bagging,
cultivu-j The quiekor the better.).They will
U*<1 fertile land almost a? abundantly as have order* and plenty of them *vv ithin {
crab gras* itself, and th*'se ( o<'o qgyd, 1 a mouth for jute bagging.
^ like crah gras* wed, will lie dormant] - —
011 »*r in the ground for years, or even L !» tbf <Jd*cjlLI*< of wurk.
ages, until tlie M)‘I shall Im* cultivated. | “Yes,” said the evaugcli*t,* after hi-
lleuce., to effectually and quickly de- ting a large chew from a plug of Mack
atroy nut grass on any land lnf**stcd
with it the soil should he frequently
•tlrred during the grow ing period of
MmtuorKO as to stimubtejearb nut and
Nu fariuor will hold the first nicking of "‘r lIu.w'W '’‘i* *' ,V TT? HC !: ((i j
S ^ my kulnoy s were uerangcil, I l"-t lb*-n
f cotton «)ii .Heeomit of Its d.itnpno-*v-r'aml -u-* ngfh.aml IKivbci^ame a burden.
'Ijlie mordiants sho'uld by all means 1 All -aid I roust surely die, bm never-
place their orders for jute bagging at I "li n I ha.I u-cd f**u bottl**- of
, , H. H H. I was tironounei**! well. Hun-
onrw, for the pu king soa-on alvvav s be—. , 1. .... . . • ■ / .1 1 „ 1 • 1 .• .>
- • <lrc«ls of if a 1 - cun now be .-c**u on no*, "f the regular busine-* ht)use.> tin*
gin* About the L>lU of August, and of l Lavo now been- well over twelve j i'it^y.~rrn ii*c di.-viis.Moii. nro-t on this
course, the farmer# will Tic ordering ! uiontlu*.*’-— june27-4vv -object; w loch TTiVally I* rminate.d hi a
bagging u* a v**rv eailv date. ! ^ • unauiinous vot* 1 lor Ibe c's(abli-liiiieut*)|
r. , , , , ‘ 1 / it 1 , . 1 RKi.iutors Rr.KviCKa.—Rev/.Kuhn R tlubureau.
It should be n*ady for shipping into ....... ..... 1. s .1 i. . ; .
• 11?- i) 0 w preaches in ihe l’re-bvtcri;in
the interior by the 1st *.f August. i church of Barnwell IJ. on next Sub-
w ill come from
-ib - made. T Ib- pi-reelstage i- dci iv, d
from' u [v.'ollt of one amt :i ln(lf per ('1*111.
that w ill be * barg'd tlie farmer on goo<l-
purelia.-e l by him. TTie ag< nt out ot
thi- -alary orjwruemagc f*ayr*-.*rH of tho
exp* iim*s »>f theojx raiion ol tii** lm'* aii,
un1 wfll be required to give a bmid ol
$HMH)iforfaiihfuliw*rformauoos.~
A it Mjoiiniod meet ing of the Alliance r.’inee, |fov erry ami pr**jii(ni'e. Wvwi'n
will be held on the tiY.-t Friday in An- i,n idnoiant of tlm pra.-tical working
gu.-t t*> further the pluua of Abi-bureau . "f Jli'*'Fianee 12 nioutii- ago. f.:
and elert an agent. ' The busineN.- lioii!'-
*»f‘the bureau vv ill be rlip>:rmr'nr« rhr-c
NOTI0E.
c
Thi' i* to inform
keep in tlie tow n ol
line of 4 —1-.
the publie tb it I
Allcml.ile a .good
th** >:.U'.*.
We have had many obstaele-to r* tard
our progn-.--: p**rl;a|.s n >t more than
t e liieblenf t*f qll m vv 01 ran./i* n«’.*
4’h • iriosf TorhT! lubTe hav e l„ en igim- COFFI NS vANDoCASKETS
*r
The strongest a**tion taken vva* the
adoption of a u^Tition again favoring;
bath 2+*t iiist., at 11 a. niT and. 8J-, p. the ’use of e*«tton banging n- a eov ei ing,
m. . • ’ : and nfaklng it imperative on the A!li-
. *• . • . * j aiiyw members to use no other, as long
Editor Tkopi-k.—1 wrote last week a* thak can be had. Any meuiber w ho
-uggestlng that a new fence, btv put
around the oi*l Hapti-t churchyanl and
that tlie mailer be placed in the hahd-
of Mr. .1. \\. Woodward. Koelo.-ed
tind ynoth* r mite tovynrdroarrv ing out
the project making my contribution
, Two l>0LLAKt>.
violates the provision ol this r<*.-qluti«Mi
is subject to ^>e TXpe! !r*d from tin* or-
ganizatiou. They piopo-e 10 light the
jute lagging trust.
seed to ^rwrfnnd ootnr up. It is a
tobacco* and expectorating with marvel
ous accuracy m the ey«i of a slum)t«ring
dog. “I’ve been a getting th^rc vvitli
both feet latcljr^Thc last town I stop
ped at I raked in
I. trr Lor*l». •
CM. Mike Frown and'Mr. J.
Tobin left for charlotte, N. <*., ycst* r- j
day afternoon on cotton oil mill hu?i- ‘
mss.
twenty converts in
waute of eUort waattack C**co in winter one-night, and you bet that’s big work,
either by digging or plowHif? or Turn-j 1 g«t right down to *cui and let ’em
ing hog* on it. The best time for J know that if they don’t waltz up to The j work
fighting it Is between midsummer and
hitler s nnii.E nt.vsr.
Col. A. IN Butler, State Commissioner
of Agriculture, delivered tho annual
add res-before tin* Richland Comity Al-
Ylfcri llanee on the oth inst. lie buid sub
stantially: \
“That tin* Alliance, though yet
young, is jM-rhap* ihcinoat p*/^'crlulag-
Messr*. G. Duncan Bellinger, M. W. | rirultural organiza iou in the country.
Graham and G. K. Kvait leave for New . ,l t,lal in 01 » ovv tl there
York this morning via Savannah and * :,re OH ’r 20,0>i0 inembe s, 1 lie weUdi-
the sU'amer Citv oi Augusta. , r*'ijM*d «irm ts _pf xti ^am/.ed luuhcs a«*-
1— -- - - ■■ 1 • ■ j e«*mplis!i wM'tipers at 1 in.* -. TT.e Alli-
Mr. K. S. Rood, <»f BlockvTDe, who • ance proffWse- t*) d** for tiir. 8**urhcm
was as-aultcd by-Mrs. Sarah T'aylor on | fanners whafTlie Grange did fpr \Y**s-
thu 25th ult. w u* seized w ith yonvul-.! tern farntura years ag**, sm w,*t" ahown in
sions on Friday vv hil** engaged in shop ! their action withAbc VV4*efern railroads.
SovyraJ physiciansattetuledhim j In the South the Alliance has recent
rience ha* to -omc extent (!t-p« ll**il that"
iLiioranee. If w eai r *i hh-s-ed with good
croio. ami fair prices it. vvi'l he out ovv n
Vault if 44s second oh-?:ir!e is
flaTTy - removctl. Oitr urtion ileveh.p*
the fact tloe? we do not aniagopi/e 01)1-
er legitimhi**organiz.ition-, oci upation*
or prob-Nions, th**r**f'»re pre inlici* is
r*mov***! ami with it t!ic third oh-tacle
to our pf.grrs-. WT 7 ”t2u r**lor«‘ aufict-
p:it** uior** rapid pr(<g:**-s in the future
tlutu vv** have had in the pu-t. No ag-
ricultucil org.ii*i/.1 ti *11 ha-im*t w ith ;i
more ll tiering-ei;dor.-«Mnent than the
Farnivr*’ All ance. Kach mein'ier
'should * v r bear in mind that the in tun*
-ucec.-s-of our Order depend-upon the
individual cYu*rgy and zeal an l act- of
tluvinselvcs.” . v
Of tin* diirerenj sizes and grades and i
would be pba-cd-t«i till all orders for ^ ^
-.uua fr*im tin* surniiinding eountrv ami Leiive Clitrlesion
along tip* Fort Royal & A. JR. R. »f;iju*
rv h*wes» po--il'»l** prices. "Mr. M 1>.
H <i j* .111 a 11end- to the biisiw*- and w ill
cheorfully s**r\e you at any hour. I
w ill endeavor To make it 1 <> the interest
of those needing anything in thi- line
to give us their orders,
may ii-ltj W. V. GILL..
r.*fu»« I! I»*'.11w.t<t Trs<
| >4iuaRailvr^ i ini .r as lo|)u*« »;
1 Ne. f ua. t ui ie «i . -..ni u Carol 111* Kails a*
; .fi Mi ,\.ij i-i.i .uni Ctisrlv-tiiti,
, N** i>'ittui-vJ - "itli -••■.il- Orotins RaijE.it fvi
; CUurl. Nion. .Viitfie .. ai J ill ^,..11 U Kn»t .1 il vv . »i
N..... 1 ;i- •* ■•ni,-. ti..n4i.ii.i .- ^ul. ' ao.i.n. l;..Uv ,J
ru ") 1 <1 )Ui' ,|| ls * .»;nil I 11, * l.arliso.ii stni Vm.msM
_ N* 1 ■ <'ii()•*(• l- s iih >i ( uiii 1 araiuia Rsl’s j) 1*1
Cliitili'siMir, Cob.ml 'c •• iid | i.itii> l.a.i a*/,! w *»l
J. T V.'IU.l.-. SoperdwistiJeiit.
Sniiii C.iruiina itaii\\ay
\ Coninmiicing June 2-J h, 1888, tiaiui'
will ran a* IoIIoWh :
AIXIMA DIVISION.
V\ ES l -
•PARAGON
lacliins Works,
Vrrivtrnt HinnchTllle
Le.iTe Urmicliville
F^stc E'ii*ro
Lea»e Midway
hr;*ve B iniberi
Lt'rtvf Onihauis
Leave Lot s
Leave Hl vckville
i.eave Elko *
Le ive WilU-ton f
Arrive.ai Augiuta
iPsllj-)
fi ()H a Iii
Kuo & nr
h.L> a in
F 20 a ui
8. :n n m
& 47 a in
y.Ul a re
, 9.1 f a m
b.2s a m
V "Hu to
J) 4o a re
11 15 p in 40.p BV
EAST.
• TiiaUj
n THI P \|
T 3"P I
7 45 )■. i\
7..'dtp' in
ST S p ui
8.17 p in
R ;>p p re
S Id p tu
S .51 p m
fl.O/ p rn
0.1 4 p ui*
} T h** We-rmiui-fcr Hanm-r -tates that
th** Alliance has -av**d tin* farmers of
that section $l,'K)0 in the rudiu tion in
( price of fertilizer*.
j Croft’s Mill for'making pim> stfav.
bagging is nearhqf-completion aud **x-
reet* to iiiaunfavTure ikxj.OOo yard- of
hsgging for the pre-cut growing crop.
T’his mill, or factory, ison th« Cmulvyr*
land (jap road, within live miles of'
i Aike.n ii■•«•*« 1 “ 7 "
j The Farmer*’ Alliance in the Soqth
has -ucce-sfttlly mnt with the bagging
tru-t. Jl they-lioiild now » nch'pt^Kc
• to ffght Western bacon, corn and mfiles
they tvoulrf win still great«*r laitreU.
Howard Bros. Pfopr’s,
I.AGIAilJIJKK^ am} n ACHl.N^TM
IH,ACKVILL>:, s c.
Leave A ugu$ta
Leave NYTTiiston
Leave Klk«
Leave BUwkville
Leave Lee*
Leuve Grahami
Leave Hamburg -
Leave Midway
Leave Kdisto
Ar. at Uranchville,
Leave Brsncliville
Ar atCliurleston
fnallyl pally
k 11 n In 4.4S p in
b.4j> a m '•k .12 |> in
^ fi o2 a in G.lS p in
, 1ft U7 a in ■ p t^*
Ift.U ^ m ll.4(1 p m
K».2(i a m 0.52 p m
1(Lxp a m T/iU-o-ojH
10.47 am 7.12 p
10. eft a in 7.21 p tp
11.10am 7.36 p i,i
11, Jfta m 7.47> p ns
12,5.5am ft 40 p m
COLUMBIA DIVISION- IYK8T.
Daily (Except teCamdeM)
frost time, although myriad* of the
sprig* will •bow itoe.l/ above ground in er »Hy fettb ’em,
a day or two after e*t*h worfcltrg.of the
toll, evon in the spring Month*, yet no
#pvd »tem will ehoot up till lute in the
HM*on and the twrelof wtocc**, hm be-
fbre remarkod, i* merely to cut down
• T4ic WcsP'rn mule rai-ers get off aiiutu
niourtiHrVbPiw b aticT <et relirion tbevM’. imt he remained um**»iscioiu until his Iv been brougHv io pfojHi»u*uce by it- ally onTiiia ja-ople about a llioiuuiid
. . j ” • ' i death whi**h *K*curr«'d at J.2ua. in. 1Vo«i- wurfare u|u>it the* JuU* 'I rust, ;uni no mule*, at good price-, while car loads
ie ev erla-tinglv in tlie soup, and 1 gen- luojgy morning. He leaves a H lfeand j more patriotic conteat was eve-r \vag**d. *»f corn, nacon, lloftr ;in«J ntohi-sew couio
WM- Of course there's *1- *ix children who have the ^profound munufacture^ pa|a.*i', friemlly ni our to this luarkct, and fiimlly tind th:*-if
ways a lot of chum}>« vou cau’.t do any- sympathy, not'only of Black ville but of section, recently declared that onlv two vygv to marly every farm in thjj OdiUUrv
tiling with hut they don’t count Tor : i , , I ! r ,', ,, ‘ ts ’ the H»ggitig and ChMoii Sewl Xet the farmers look out for Ibrif Mg
./T . , A. » , , * Mrs. 1 aylor is itdl in jail serving her Oil trust*, had ever 4**en—attempted in h'ak*. Tim have ►f*q>p» d tlie spigot,
nothing. I used to be a heavy weight ^ntenoe. - " I the .southland thesOSa bv n defeated 1 now IcFthcm -top tlic -bung bole ’ ir
•lugger, and I’ve had a book printed j — iJ.hy^jhu^^nttl.i rn larmwr^^ y> *+ ^t.hyy
dvacribiug the B(Ta|>eii I've bce-U into, 1 f 4dt4!n^Tu''r*l *apTVed. t* hcnH'o T«*cll :uT Die
< « H u ) aeU M S^.»«Mle-i n ft, *,*J*km, ifc, IH Will 'B Ml't Jr'HSKTIlIWUnil" I.M'AIra>-na. f . U ■> iWftt*
— - j Uxnwweed- m.
To the users of Motive Power and
< ieneral Ma'cbincrv :
We call your attention to the fact that
wc are prcjurred, with late-t Improved
T'ooL- arid. Machinery, to . do work on
any Machinery u.-ed in this coqntiy.
Such a* *
COTTON GINS,
URI S I’ MILLS,
COTTON i’RKSHES, •
i’L'LI.LVS HANGERS,
MM.I/tGK AHTNG
1 J.25 a oi 7.46 p in
8 38 p in 7.5ft p m
7.16 p di
;6 X\ p ui
T &A • m
i 20 ft m
Leave Branchrille
Arrive aK'an.den
An ive hi Folumbia
Leave C >h»‘nbi*
Leave ('•roden
Ar. ai Branckrilly
’ “ “CONNECTION8.'
Connection* maue *t Augustft with Oeorgia
H. K. ie ami from all prim* W cat and Soiqb-
wesi.by ull irarna
Connectionsi made at ('br rlertop witb^rtk*
Eastern R. R. for f.riais North and whb Ke^
ft.60 p ri
6.50 » m
4.36 p u
h 6t ) a re
*' ,rn "i
I —i-i ’^rr-n^ri-rTT 'nnd ’ 1 *
*.uropsoj gra*-.
*»* ’• ‘dl H (IvhI. | >ul i.1ic sureat-wa? f code_to the professiomd tuan and liiu w liicli can be ca-iir enough TUrnwd iutu . siiarpcnc*! only by baud.
Ilulc fctuli that way, bin there aliTt ’ guta Yvife without loalng UiRch turn, * t uicrvbaut all they c.laim for U>« Alii- . juc^t.~Abbeville iTc** and Bu.'ii'*. r. J ll
OnnectiuQft made at BlaekTili* witbBaril
rtllH. R
!>. C ALLEN. 0. V. * T. >feat
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