Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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... . , — "TT -fc * LA QUEST COCSTT ClQCtLllIOK TIlUBnOAT. AI’RII. 1, *«03. 3e Tb« ( on f ot!n u t( » will 4i* vc title yen i '* reunion inColiimbU. Enouxli money to A^nr.-uvtee tlie g<*od cntcrUlnment of tiic vetermi# lu* Itoen »uh*crlbetl. ,Setutor THImnn lu* been nuking rp. ecbei on the rnee U«ue In Mlt;|il)tHn unit WJ»:on«ln. lie be* Hot mlneetf bin w«»r»U. The AnvmfUteil prpiu re- port* ot hi* reception »how that cheer* 'Anil hloaea were about halaiKuul. He IumI.about a* many dUelple* n* nppn- tienU. The North U no longer aolld. Prealdent Rooaerelt left Washington J-eaterday for a two months ride an«| te«t In the Wpst. We wUh him to good a time that he w ill decide to re*lgn hi* preaent nfllc: and rytnaln In that wild and wooley »(*g40!J Of the, he;ir anil bruucho uuill he ► hall reach a green old age. Nature Intended him to bo a nlonerr and buster, and not a mlallt in state* craft. A apodal term of the Oenrrnl Sea- alona will be held at Newberry next week.special Judge O. Duncan liel* ! linger prodding , Solicitor Thurmond *ays that the tfial o'0 d. j It. TiHmaji will coir* in>*hce ow!-At»fIf IJtir In *tolumhia. He h»««etiha ea«e in a* to oempy the second week of tlie|reinif II ilul much time la needed. Ju ige Klugh will pre side, i - - " - ^ _ Henator Tillman la to deliver,the an nual address before the Charloaton Medical College on the ltd Inst., after which he u HI he rllnrd by the (teoplo THE WEE SMA’ HOURS ilea <ll*n irprovod-dryatorlc- of that elty as a aliglit r cognition of- ally. .lames Auatrutbcr said loea, but , thought more do ply. llut in tho-end Elsa triumphed. Thcro Tvcrc so many thlnga, sip* In- ■listed, that she would need foe their little honm. wbeQ the wedding occur red- U» (ietoltcr- tldiiga without which she could not keep house, hut which her motlu r'a limited IncMite would iipt permit her to hay. Seven .dollars a hi* rervices iii getting the navy yard he'Mted there, and also for IfHi light a galn«t (diim’a nominaiiou It 'will cost each guest ten dollar* D> eat with tke Senator, and over a hundred arc to break bread with him. , / , The Mi*«laalppl jnHyj|.r broke-all ICC* of da last week liy fUlng a ’ higtirr than In any prttTrtbfllitud *|,j»ce De«oto dial stood oil Ita hanka Hy uha-brcMk* Ing of a levee on the Kaat. hank near Greenvlllo. MiaaDalppi, on Ki biay hirer n ini'llon 'aferca of the richest cotton land in the United Stale* me under wa ver, which will run 'df In ample tlm-< for making a full crop. . U*ually the cre*t of the high WHiei- cornea In— \Tha Missouri Supreme Court Inat week found five of the largeat beef- tiacking compao.iea In the world guHty of inalntaiiilng an unlawful -cnmblna tion to chtilrol price* oT meat in that State, a tfd If a ued an order piobiblting 0 ibsin from doing busineaa in Miaaourl If tbey fail to accept the Judgnient of the Court and eaei,i pay a fine-of $3,000, The Companies Mffe\t.«d hy Hie d-cNIuii are Armour, Cud.ilfvV llairtninnd and Sw Ift of Chicago, -idd sghwarxachlld & Suiibeiger of New York. Something is always happening of ita ow n nir,lion or being made to bap- pen purpoacly to keep down the price *>f cotton. Operatives In seven of the lhr*r*t mlttrln i.uwelT, Ms.im humt* have gone out ou a strike and w ill yrrv HatOy l»w Idle all Huuooe^—Tbs *tilk» hii«lne*a la entcldiig and may aptead all over Nebt England. v - A strHmla threatened In the bltnml- wons coarrtelds supplying the Southern wwttnii mHla. If U conics they w ill Uo obliged to shut down until the minera •re starved back to Work. Therefore plant moreccrn sod leas cotton. In the quantity of tobacco produced ftouth Carolina Is now the ileventli Hi sic in the union, last year’s crop hav ing sold for upwards of three million dollars, the money value of about •eventy &ve thousand balea^of-pottott Very near all that crop was made In the Pee Dee Section. When the West ern counties learn how to make it and the better profit It pays the production will be largely increased, and King Toharon may yet succeed King Cotton In this crop in these cigarette times the «olor Hns la drawn in favor of the light oolorsd weed grown on sandy soils, giving an advantage not enjoyed by the tillers of red hills and dark lands. Excuse u«, Idea**.* Every once In a while we receive a communication writ ten With—the bcat Intention* In the world, but with a lacii_oL-gaod. judg ment. If published a controversy would follow, which fne parties en- hard feeling*, especially against the fool editor who permitted so much apvie and notoriety to bo given ifti tnat- fertofincre personal and passing in- wwat* ,; — ” Whenever any good principle Is, In volved or any laaire of Ifft'portahce Tie- fore the y^ople It is the duty of the newspaper to encourage discussion, but It bt-better to lot mote hHls be -than to try to magnify thewvluto mountain'll Toe brafcm.iu Is ju*; as useful as the •uglMM- »77 Newspaper controversies cn little things are just a* useless and unprofit able as aide walk or suburb quarrels, •xcept that In the former the editor and printer have most of tlie work to do slid of the blameTd bear. While al- tTabear. e newt an ways glad .to get the new* and vl?ws of 00rrespot 1 dents we will Continue to keep the waste basKct conveoteqt and the blue pencil ready for business. Congressman Lever says of Senator Tillman’* recent speech in the Senate sm the •‘Race Problem In the South “It Was, the greatest speech I ever heard; rightiu the midst of TcHuitiii’i speech f remember th.-it Senator Mor gan of Alabama arose from bis seat and going oimr to the speaker (Senator, Tillman) said to him ‘you are miking the greatest speech ever heard in the SouAte.’ TIM Sjtia'.ur's spet-ofi Wa* alt ■ *Ae talk In Washington for manv days after Its deli very.” »'• cstised hv thinrneltlng of the snow lit the mountain*. Even at that late date as the water recedes eniinn seed J are sown In the mud ai)rt more n'uOe than (Irv local labor ^up|)ly can gather. 77:.. ^ ^ When a fellow act* hi* head on kill- Ing himself, uhout the best tiling to i« to let Iflm go and 1I0 It. Jacob Itronp. rf Iowa t'liy, la, determined tn kill himself and this is the wav he did Itr He loadei) a gjiu w-tli a three cornered rtl»ami the trigger being broken, placed the holt of th" gun in t.hn stove and the uiuz/.le against hi* breast and va ted for the iieiit to fire ih • weiif>..n. 'fhv file went through fils heai t. M A R ft I VGK SL rERSTITlONS. During the month when ever? little w ind nr zeidrv’> hi lug* rumored engage ment.* or wedding*, ii, I* quite apropos to give the follow ing little vCisr', I'lir rit, will ho reail with interest hy"thn proa- pect.iVe bride* If , no s»ne else : Married in rain, ypu’ll be a bride again. Married in shower, love for you dower. - '' '-l v Marrieil iirannw, wed to" your woe. —Married lit-fatw^-yow’ve stalked afl n rwHost Married In *un, happiness Man lud Hi shade, vmt trad l.u'st Hu\‘e Hy APty LCE ~Copyrl*kt, Mefifdjjr thir S. S. KcClure * Ostmtmny .Mm.-Ilu; ibis tunc. P NOTICE OF DISMISSAL. week und-hir three inealu dail;,’, with absolutely 1,0thin*- to do but hand out Leya and innil! The hotel was within walking distance of their home, so she could save every cent elf her wiltiry, to ■ay nothing of what. her mother could ■ave on t lielr talde Itf her .•iliseticr.- ' The next evening ns she wns leaving J Thirty day* after this date I will file mv Jlnal account with J. K. Shelling, Judgeof Probate of Barnwell County, aiVGuardlan -of Bannfe W.,J|qhiosc(n, J her pout Mr. Paxton came to her. wenr- 1 Ipg an anxious expression. The night 1 clerk had been taken HI, nnjl the chief Boy -clerk had been called to the bed side of h dying sister. Could she, would she, stay on duty uutll b* rould secure some oue to relieve bcrV lie would gladly do so himself, birt be had n po litic::! 3fniHT on hand. Elsa promptly ent word to her niother, .yla;) n un*s- sage to Anstruthcr to call fof her short ly after midnight, when some one would surely be iU>le to take her place. ft was her first experience with ulght work, and she was eutertnined by tills new p^ase of hotel life—the late anlwils. the theater parties (for some of the plnyhuwH S were siM open), tlie tired tfinyMs retuydng from trips up h fs retuyit 11 the BtlctC Midaighf'eame, hut ao 'Am stnitlar. 'Tlie bead porter offered to relieve her on ^Vntvh ami semi her home Tn a cab, hut she Insisted uitou remulnlug. feeling siwe that something had detained Ajistruthcr. One o’cloc k—and 2! A slight commo tion echoed fri-a the main corridor, '.Slid u group'of inen entered! noisily, AlTislei- In the eCnter—TTicy"^tcu)(icd- ... ■ ■.«v, t/vm. n,nj . >t h ihaid, . , . . , MAcried In.sleet7tlie world at your feet; \ er. MarrW ia fog, life cat and dog. MarriecLJii TihII, across «ch* to *Jt‘L Married hi thumloi i lie n,*^»«s't .oiiin "j-irs she haiHong w'anted to add to her wcdmng ouiflt, - »■ — Hut hy and hy the serpent of envy fn b-etl ita trrml-tb-Sjfin w foniHl Kiieu. The regular guests passed tier in such a bewildering variety of frocks that her own simple* qutlit tra in'd ri'.,sty In SOUTH C A ROTH \ A COLLEGE arniNO TKRM KOM TKACH The ftouth Carollna\o*!)ege ha« I* sued an attrwctli e clreul tt, annoifcnelny a Mprlng Term for Tc.iehirs, of six weeks,'from April 1J t.» Mby. 2i.> <le signed for teachers whom seliWhiferi may admit of attendance. ItyNspecisl sgisTatni'Ot sueh sfi leni 1 erempted from tultloH and other colVge fees. Their only cxpeiifes^will be f board. ^ ;— A number of sp-lclal cmirsef, ex pyessl y designed for- tesebers, are offered-:—In—Chemistry, a course in T Elementaly Chemistry, amt In I.Hhofn tory I'raCtlce; in Mddeni Languages English. German. Hpanish; tn History Hmtth Carnt|na~HUtory, and Method of History Teaching; dn Phil o*n|»h<y P»vchologv aritT Ethics, AppHeQ to Wcbwol Probtems; in Pedagogics, a practical course, adapted to the need ot the rTi»«*; hi Ancient Language* Elementary Latin, and Kiemeulary Tireek% In Mathematics a courie in Arithmetic, and in Algebra; in KrglUh. a ctuAie In Graminsr agd In fihetorm; in Blologv, a practical course In lint- any ; in I’hyslcs, a course ot EicnieiUaf-v- Phrsics^with such app^ratpa as in ay be had In schools. Dr addition to such special courses gaged might eiijqj-Ior a time, but which would be sure ^wlnd up'lu^ Ar „ allottfd freo utu-.ul- — *—■ “ ance upon any of the r^ui»r college classes. Courses arc upeji ta tluT lice electlonjaf teachers, under pi^JhN^egu- lations. -«• These courses of instruction to she are of the suiuHier schools, or in iu>u. thcrc ; «frorlibii”aftehdanee oh fhTnmer schools' may not he practicable. Their purpose is, artnThe summer school*, to elevate Him work of teaching In the schools of the State—an object which .poms'es pvdnlly nppnlp rule In c.iiniiiHMioii with the Normal tHrparnneut, klfeady es tahlishcd In the SoulbGaroiiiia < ollege The saipe clrcnl.ir also calls<special attentjoh to the Normal scholarship*-. of AK).00 each, witlr exemptjqtt from college fees—recently established 1 ba* the Legislature in this. (Ldjege. The scholarships will go Into efleet next session. W11A T,1^X-EE /.R.-POKPEX NAMING Tilt BABY. They talked of Medora, Aurora *nd “.l ,,r »4 Of Mabel jind Marcia and Mti- dred and May,^.__, Deba'od the question of Helen, Honura. Clarissa, Camilla and Phyllis ■ml F»y. . _ , Tney thought of MarceJIe. Estella and Bella; Considered. Cecilia, Jeanette and Elllne; Alicia, Adda, Aunett. Araiiflla. And Ethel and Eunice, llortepsc and Irene. One Hied Thedora. another Lenora* Borne argued for Edith and aouie for Elaine. , ^ For Madeline, Adeline, Llfv ami Lora ~rm In almost every land, civilized nod on civilized, tjie act of sneezing i* regarded w ith more or less superstition, 'i'here ia an gquivslentdn m-Hrly all Inngusgcs Mur the i^iod bless.yoa7 r 'of fl)e 1 rfsli pe isaut when a person is moved to do clare the presence of a decided ti -klliig sensation in his nostrils To ttii satiitatlon in France Is added sometimes the phrase “and preserve you tioui..thc fate of Tycho Brain*,” who is lieliei ed to Have gotten rid of a •‘dear.li of cot ^hy a single sneeze—which killed him. In England a regular jortntila Is. used : “Once for a wish, twice fori kiss, three time* for K letter and four tithes for u disappointment.’*" *_ —- In Italy tlie sAtutatton—js nintolv “Felioltii,”or “May j«>n he foHuhale.” In IndJalt i* cufstnniarv for one to say when on» oneexea: “May von live, ' and the rojily runs; “Long IHV to you” TJtrmfBT H Hindu chance to sneeze w hile lie Is goliijg througti hi* iiecitliar ablu tion practmes In the Ganges, he will make a kind of sign over his fayo.. stop in the ritual and b gin all Over again. In ancient times the Romans, judding the idea that sneezing between noon and midnight was a goofTomon, bi lievedtljat bet ween midnight and noon it was most unlucky and if they should chance to sneeze while getting up in the morning they would at once get in to bed again. There mnst be something in this, especially on very cold morn ings, bht boys home for their “UNCLE SIMON’d RECIPE.” TbiNiW York Board of Health has given out the following remedy for hy drophobia, which Is a sure cure: Oita boadful of rue, two cloves of gsrtle, onto tca«poonful of lead filinga, •me quart of boer and half pound of mo- lasse«or syrup, Ponod (ha rue. garlic nnd lead to- ther and boil (he whole recipe down ’ ie wineg!a««fuls. Drink one wine ttl every morning lor n|ae moru- ’tmytfffh^lHfncimToj'TTieni tnmpreT; tlielr parents with a saving belief In this happy sui>erstition,' The German* say ‘ Good health,” be cause tbermaintaln, *nd not without reason that anerzing is a warning pf apprdachtng catarrh and also fijjwk* the moment when a charm, a w|*h or a suggestion-may drive leeway. The X’tulans go further Hr this Wei; thev >aj wiiALpraclicaLy amounts to God,” oeeause they consider that sneeze ha« actually driven away s evil spirit that haa attempted to Into a man’s body to feed upon 1 acred fires. black clilrt and n fresh, dainty -shirt waist every day and to swoop Intu Tbo dje+nsr room, wboro v.oll trained waltors s: rviHl her. And pUjisantor 8.111 It was to buy oortain little luxu- e <* liLf O'ycs. Outlot jowu (K-ople. in lor n few days’ shopping, sent lit uie C). D. packagi’s that made lur7jow;ii> pur- chnsrs look absurtlly small. Sue- dis- vi>\\ rod mat w lia't aiaSearM like luxu- rioa to her wore tlfo everyday mocessl- ties to the majority of Sluyvosant House guor-ts. And \Vliy*Khouid lhose Nwotnon who carried thdr beautiful gOwilH with such TKtor grace T:e given nll\he good things of life while Blie had )\t little"to set oT Imr natural at tract lone? 'J'hoie were the two duugli trra of Hut: e mine" ojkua t orTTho wore rings outside their gloves and tipped the waiters wlrh erisn liilla; They had notmVtly offereil her n tfp one day as die handed—-out their keys,. Thinking, dl’ It all.Nn fever sometimes burned in her veins that even the over worked electric fan above her head could notyounteract. •*, —Stn gHT'sts frioit to “pn trot!- jze lu r, but die kiqtt, ltei>tHf proudly in baud. As (of the mhii. she-\wm-hsafisJ tbcnT only the flcjdttrett "good morn- lng’j7wii^u tin y made, frequent nud, oflo'n nnncco^jpy tiapf^to lior dink. TliJti'rMffflf’Sftw^c came. Aiuslee rep- fesetiUHl ft, prpiltlneiit New York im porter. ^ordered Ida clothes from a Bror.dwa vTailor, knew* - MR- and liow to Bctw wm the-road. Ile-wns a spe cial -favorite with Mr. Paxton, who granUd-liim tlie unusual favor of nn introduction to the new d Tayc evk. Ainstrr wHa to Bthy a. we<-k this time. When Mr. Paxton heard it. he regret ted the introdqytlon. Aiuslee coin fin ed the head waiter that it was.the diplo mat le thing mid likewise a peepnlnry^ advantage to that dignitary to giv£ Trim a seat at Miss Buggies’- table. Later he assured his (ire tty-table vis-p- vh- that * ho wa*i hmKing picked amt+Trrtttfti-y to sell baby eamagea. pale. Her position was too eoufililng. t^ho needed inmo froth air in tjjg-even- Ings. Now. I hi- very m vt-night he must icid to meet a Cus- ruu'out toil] n lovely trolley ride, diiiucr w itli inu- ■lc on the (dazza ami a summer K)>re- tncle at the CaMno. H would take hin. but -fPshorij-tJme to go over busines» details jj itli Ida xustomerr a ntt' ill Uic meantime‘she could be diTnking in that mueh nei‘J;d fresh air. Elsa consulted both her mother and her fiance, but with an air of finality that showed the futility of ohje^tiolis. A note of eomplahit sounded lu her voice. She never Went.any where, while -everybody at the hotel scented to live for pleasure. Arstmther might have reminded her that last year tiny, had goftle^evorywhore togetlier, but that no\y he was denying hltnsclf every pleasure to mdlro the final payment on their home. Instead lie kissed her long and tenderly and said bo felt quite sure that Mr. Paxton would permit her to meet no oue who was not a tit com panion. 7. It was a great evening for the unno- pldstieated Elsa, who did not realize that’the money-Mr. AiusIee lavished was fils firm’s and was used to enter tain the customer rather than horaclf. In reality she was merely a.side issue, a reward that Alualee felt he deserved fo* the effort* he wax putting forth la of trade. It tvouhfr W:nl blinked uncerJainly at tlie .circle oif light siurritunfUig the 'offfbe; then Ainslee, with a remnant of the grace she bad admired the night lief ore, ■trolled to -the desk and .stretched forth his hand. II is companions watched him with wavering, watery glances.^ 7 7_ " i ‘‘Y'ouglHtT. been ’iorig tonlglit. '-b viiiime n)v/i>rmy gh-i like you’’— " Sottiething ih Elsa's liorriiied gaze Ml's. Jtiiggifijrhad the old fasliioueij eoutlurii luejudiee against business life for women. In a vague way she realized that It wns pr'iti^m a i^uticiH fnrly pm-iious ^msllkm In •TVhieli to Place Iut pretty daughter. Then, too, she Icipked fonvaJ’d with dread to the each-day. Little did ... - „ . , h<r dauglite-r realise how’ much she Vougfltt'h bfxu Iorig tonight. He would save on tlie table, how seldom, Lake, Plgeld -mi-bright red. ■lie would set forth (or herself more^ ” than tea and bread and fruit. Austrutlier frit the routed objection which every good; manly fellow must make at thought of his sweetheart working for her daily bread, lie want ed to assume that burden himself, but Elsa timl Insisted upon walling until fury cent was paid on their home nest. Moreover, he disliked tlie pufllwi- i ty of It-alL.thO itlnifte of life which she mart inevitably see day after day. Hut Elsa alternatoly pouted and ca joled until she wonJior point u,ml was duly Installed ns key mid mall clerk at the Stuyvesnnt House. ■ At (irsffho W as, radiantly happy In her worlf. The manager of tlie hotel. Sir. Paxton, had been her father's friend and took more-than terest In his new employee, it was .■plmnauifif,; Gfe :her io-ig. -traijing checked ids (low of words, and a hand mincbed- down upon his shourdcr. 1JI was Anstruther, white to the lips, with the delayed message in Ids iKicket and wrath in his soul, .. Talrly throwing (lie Intoxicated man Into tIh* anus of the lieadii*orter w li.o had been loused from bis (iftp fjCUlnd tUg telegraph desk, he strode round to the doer leading Into thej)fiice. ( Tlierc Ids iifanncr cliahgcd. EIsa sTreinMIng figure and frightened face caused a revulsion of feeling. Very! gently he reached for her hat and gl^.ves. W.lttr gentle deTerenee he ofTereif Them to her and held open the dlwir for lid - to {kiss out. To the porter ns ho passed U-.TI fe;w tt uul words. To thegirl world he said pothlng until they reached The - street—then: y "tYe must have a cal), dearest. You are still trembling.” Oh, the Wraith of love and tenflfr- ncss a:uLprotection in hteftonesj She' giiig|Mki ainmo teyiPKit," •’Nn, r.n; let nsAvnfk. Twrfnt to have time to think before 1 see mamma. She ill test never know the truth; it would grieve her s >, qnd 1 muwt find wotne rt»a- souable excuse to offer her, for leaving tlie hotel at once.” And so. arm In ,arm and in Hie bless- ed sib'ia.e’ fif there who ppce mote u:i- do^tand each, other perfectly, they wjilLui.away from the glare of the en trance into tlie shadow y street lhat led ■to ward—imme. : mid ask for Letters Di*«nl**orj\ ! Jhs. F. Izlar. March 5th, IDOL T*’ . ;, NQflCB. .'All persopshavlngcliilin* against tjie Estate of Wilson R Williams, deceased, will present the shiiic to me |»ro)>erlT attested for payment, and aB'pej*'*tis Indebted to same will make payment to me. R. (J. Brabham, Qualified Executor, ■ i Haw thorne, d* C.- T EXCELSIOR PE AN UTS v I offer for sule-at $1.23 per bushel’ ft limited-qiihntiry of this iiew and-im proved peMiitit, developed by crossing The Japanene and North Carolina, and eombinfng the good qualities of both — Pprodituilveuess, delicate flavor and fine slZC. J. H. E. MILHOUS, Bjack Q life FOR.'vALE^ The lot next t«) G W. Putri'cV* sioje irontiiig 112 leet.'de,|>lIi 1.J7- Apply to G. W. 1'ati Ickjbf C.T’. IVciinifttm. | Johnsioii S C. . , ,* -- 1 ;■— CHEAP FtfKOASIL 1 TT— Three Bicycles—two Tady’s, one man’s. They niust go. :See Ii. " ,.P:vt rick he will tin the rest. -jLl-1: --rr— i/and f'oR SALE. Tkact ok Land wl.hin five loiles of Martiii >t«tlnn on theC. A W'. C. R* R. containing three hundred and fifty sev en aeres, dwelling and uiUhtiLldlngS. three horse farin open, the balance in woodland, w ith a plenty of water. Terms Easy For information apply, to Ja.mics L. mdlky. M illedgeville, Ga. GLENDALE DAIRY/, BARNWELL, 8. C. 4 ‘Vejce- D. Tormentor oo. 04,201) from greatest Dairy fstuily of Jersey* SIPIEISriDIlsrG- XTI TUTS GREAT STATEMENT can only be earned out when you are c:\refuj where you buy. »>» 7 1 ^ From twentv-five cent on ev’eiy article bought at •jr : 7.v , Just returned irom New York, ..Have secured very Big Bargains. N\*\v (ioods upftto-d 1 atc. Spring and Sum mer Goody aniving daily. Come and be convinced how vou can *' - MAKE MOTslEV BY SPENDING IL •r - WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. t. S. KRA3NOFE. ItAUERlN tbWTRFcES. the fainons Jersey breeder of Pomeroy. Ohio- 1 hi* aiiinuil I* a fine specimen of,hi* family. Hisdam’s official bnt ter test is 22 lbs. 4 oz. in 7 dfty*< hi* grand daiii 2.^1 lb*. 5 oz , has II sister* g vTng a-« high as 22 lb*. It: 7 days. Th- diyiduol+y,• and in T*reeding, he is at the top. An Independent Miller, When Frederick imilt itis famous pn, 01*0 of Sans Som i, tliere hiiT>pen»d to ite a mill flint greatly iiampereii^lilni IiS the exc< nti *n of his phniB, and he nsk- od tito miller for liow much he Would sell it. The milter replied that for n Long series of years liift family liad owned tluf mill, which had passod from fatlter to bou and that he would not self it for any prfee: The king used every ftoiir-itation. offered to imiliLiitia a mill in a in-iter place and |dT}' him iM-sld- ft any sun^sp uiight demand, hut tlie obstinate miiicr still persisted lu ills delemiiiianoii to uroserve Uie in- aiiecTif li-ls ancestbrs. • Irritated at last hy ids conduct, tlie king scut for him mid mild in an angry tone: r ^ ‘‘Why de-you refuse to sell your jnitb TiotwitUaliindiiif nil the advantages I -ha\x> offered yoniT 7 TjicAniller repeated ids reasons. Fine young hull* and heifers for sale. Write for whftt yon wart^ ; w ^ . SHEBTTF’S sale7 >t.it«* of Soutlr ('arotfha. Ilftrnwell County. Brow n, Evans A Go., Plaintiff*, . vs , - iV L. W. Gunge, Defendant. -•. ■ , .1 — Bv^virtiie nf an ExecntioM to me di ft i tHilTTv t lie Clerk of 1 uni FI ied upon hud will sell in Al en •«> Op Tlornisy the dtli day »f April ItftU t 1 o’clock A. M. the following goods: r til the stock of good* reniHining after -etting i;ff theNdomestendTii the sbove stated caus". consisting - ~>neli mor- cbawdlae—as- 1* usual I v—l^ept to—mer=- antile Trade, aii inventory of atoek can be seen at my office, and on the Worn ing. of sale at Allendale, Hie good- levied upon a* the property of L. W Googe r,» satisfy the above execution and cos$. ' ---7— Terms—Casli. FJtAXK H.'CREKCH, s. B. c. Sheriff's Office March 13lh, U)o;t. - beyosWll comparison. One of the imuiy factors eOntribOliitgi to Ihft-Wemark*bly raphl and solbf* grow th of St. Louis Is the marvelous devejonmeiit . of tlie Southwest and other territory tlibutary to that city in .-til line* of trade, lu liHi-Tiliere will ro- JnsW the greatest-Worl^Pa Fair 2n ll.e world. Tlie preslriejiiial campaign will also take place. To keep informed w ith, he wdio e woild yon >hotibl subsi'rfi" —■‘4^0 you know," coutimiiHl toy king. "that I 'eeuleP take it without giving ■i’" oa -U.pennj;: . --v • thal—picj_<:iJ iiew>..psxiej v , 1 -HmstoWy WrtWlyy ‘‘If nie Twi. e-:i we-k St’ l.owi- UepuMie -t= it were not for the chamber of justice ' at Berlin.” The kin was bq flattered Tiv tills nn- Rwer, wTiieh ftlioweil flint he was imn- pahle ofi nu- net of Injustice, tlmt Tie dismissed the miller witlumt further entreaty and changed the plan of—his garden. . nr Dabjr ( 11 r r I it - and Indiana. Colonel Hill Sterrelt used tn tell 1 man who went Into the Indian it is iudispoiisMb'e to the fsrTier. mer- cliant or ptiolessioual man. Ita - lelr- gl'ii|)liif and cable aerijii^* excels that of >mv other pajier. It prints the ri-w« JLuJJyi J'ot infftginative poi'iirreuce*. but -loinestii- and vtorTtfw itie. fact* Di huh taf*f tn pbliHe*7T>ut rtBthietlv a national iicwspriper and f u'm 11 \ journal. JTte suhsci iptb p price of $i.(tU gite* t*ach_nLeek, 101 k ut i Everyiioily said be was crazy. It was adnrtTted that tin re. was a fine crop of biUdea—ill t: |0—tflliton-, Imt eoitlcT see what the squaws, who were usi>d to p, l icluiig-Ui , ‘lr-offspring on their hacks, could do with baby carriages. Still orders bcgait to come bach. Urst for dozens and tlieii for earkxufs. 4 and finally Sterrett went up to investigate. Lle wriiit into one of the Indian vli' lains. - •'And Hi be xlasiio.d,” said Colonel Bill, “if I didn't sec a dozen big fat In dians sitting, in baby carriages, aji scrotigwl up, while the s |tnrws were flushing tlicm it round. Tliwbaby c:;r riage man had made the Indians be lie.ve tliat baliy carriages were tlie right kind of pleasure rigs for the lia ble r<d men.’’—New York World. WANTED: IVc would like to ask, tlirougli the column* of t oqr |ift|>er. if there Is any person who haa used «G>ieen V'Augusd Ftower. for t|i« cure of Indigestion, |)yspap*li», and LlveT'tioubles tliMt has not been cured —and we also uiean their results, sm Ii a’s soitr «f<iinKcfr;.-fey- ; menriftlon of f«*>d, habitual eostiveness, Tiervons dyspepsia. Itendaehes. despond ent feelings, si leplessness—if) fact, any tronble connected'with tlie stomach mi liver? Till* medicine ha* been sold for many years in alhcivilized countries, and we wish to curreapoml with you 0 . | irJtg < Aulj;£g,»l TOtOwo paper* >ear. ■ paper- DR. IMl. P. LEE. JJ WORLD. •The Brtfush Government Ixju^ht^'hundrctJ tHousant] for army pin poses in less tloan twtryears, and but for Iheir help would be tight ini; -tlie BoersAet. =- ——="■,■ * ovv It is buying another hundred-thousand for farm work in South Africa. At Lathrop, Missouti, a drove of 1LQOO. B being collected, for. which John BulFis paying $170 apiece. 7 JUST RETURNED FROM STJMS- with twrrcar loads ot 4 'ie Pinest All Piirptte'Mules 1 have ever handled. They are superb, matchless coiiLjmd xotton makers and unequalled as draft animals. PROOF THAT I PLEASE. During the first week in January Whittle s Stablesysold Nine Thousand Dollars worth of stock. That proves as plainly as a sum in arithmetics -rr" • «- Tst. That 1 understand mv husijiess: — 2d. That the stock I handle suits-the wise people that buy them • _ v 3d. That my prices are right, and that every customer gets more than value received. stock happy. Come to see me, I’ll be glad to show and sell you the best' < in the -State ; ;q«d whisper prices' that will make you \vu 1 r ft st ajslj -:s. _ 1 BLACd^VILLE. S (' ^ A lot <*f Buggies ami Harness to la* sold at cost— um/below*. _ Dentist WILLIVION, - - !>. » . . . . . th? British l*'gi<>n* conquered'their B»M-r attbigouisU in the most wonderful w Will work any w heie in the epuntr>_ „ f n ,^| rrt , . ■ ' 1 - by spcehil appo'ntment. NOl'ICK. S fJtr Mh-t All Overseers for the year 1003 will please scud in to! lln* otHru at OM-t- their list «'f hand* for the war. By wrltrim. a Po*ts»b|'sird to me, you will receive the propei blanks for the' |>ur- imse Dolpt fail to give jour Cost Of fice. O W Ba ker, tapper visor R. C. Robert*, Jr., - Clerk. MONEY TO LEND I am prepared to negotiate loans on Improved farms for tlvft^vears. par ial payments; inteicat 8 per cent on loan* under $ LOCO; 7 p«rc«nt. on Ihutisover ♦ 1.0;)0. Don’r w.ito. come and *ee n o Tv. ,■ . ^ J- O. CattkAsox ‘ W. Barnwell, S. C. . Then Aitiftlcc wa« so different ’ from her own quiet lover. She Wondered if all New York men would he like this— wo excessively watchful of her eouifort lu Riuall things, so entertaining in tboir piTsiflnge mid delicate in their flattery. 8he wished that Austruffior liad ac- coiapajildl t lieiii...laAel^lmiiadftCeme4 ■o preoecurpieWnnd was less mMidfuI of ter little ucvhIh when In public. when siie ren died home nhe wqs tipt entirely fcure that she had euJpy<U the evening. Her ha pa the serpent of di*. coutcut hod raised hjjr bend tgc dfcWo.cTOr trtgtl A «»gu»tEigws er. try a 25 cent bottle first.. Wenave never known of Its failing. If so, something more serious is the matter with you.—Too ?.*> twin size lias just i»ron Introduced this year. .Regular size 75 cents. At Creech’* Pharmacy. HIO JESL ’ CARD DIME LIQITD . HEADACHE • CURE. For Sale By Tobffs Dfi^Storc & Creech’s Pharmacy. REG 181’R A I 10N NOT M E. Tlie Registration Book* will he oinmi tn the Cdnrt House on tlie first Monday (sale day) in cacti montto (luting the rearHWH for the tnrnsaetion of such ttk-TOP ^STABLES. BARNWELL, - - S. C. With 'he helpof Amerli'fto linrses and muJea hred on the breezy prairie# w*r can With the Tirti. of till* same type of st ck-the farmers of South Carolina- drive aWiiv hard times and bring tiack plenti and prosperity to all.-' With tlie rctiirti of per.ee in South Afrti'h the demand for horses and rntiles for Use there has ended, and lbe SiunheVn Buyer cilfr again get the BestJjtock in the w rid at old time prices. . , 4 -Ighr of Bror |)\ Beniitles, the pride of the -prairies, will convince-"you that he has what too need and what yon can pay fur ^flP’Thc Best Buggies. Wagon*. Ilarne*.*. made bv American skilled Jabnr. kept to g<> wit giif edged stock, and at correspondingly low prices. Come Mi til" lyt! Top Stables and »eo for your,selves I whi heglad toseeand serve you bAiSnavklls- c. GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER. -X F. D’L. Black. Secretary, iHTttrr— Chairman. _ K ' i ...- . T. B. ELLIS. Jr. Surveyor and Civil Engmeu tatlon of water-powers, leveling dfainnge. A postal card uddressod to 't«akMar> tin, R. C., will rv'elve prot.ipt after, tion. ocll-W, Ij J •Si * ‘ v • xtoocsdsim and .Oingai - w The Best on the Market. For Sale By . . . " T » G. I. HyaB, The leojles’ Pharmacy. r