Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m*' Bilai fiiVii .•■>;•!; i '• ^ ^ ill People. v ' ' ^ Idlbr I Prop'r CWTSTI WRCIJLATIOH THE WHEATFIELO. ir >Htncsr>AT. ArausT.fr, irwo. Oldi'l&l e.tlmrtlf * of co^t, "f com - ^prfotlnf Ihe rAn.m» r»ni»l »r« now »d- '»•!»«• Uo laiTfOOQ.WXf, tbroo time* ibe *rit MthnnlM Whoro tho Billowing CkWon BtrotoH Frim Sky to Take k look at (be wtH^Ockl that has beta brought up to prrfwt too <t It ■tamio, yotlow na gold, with the ahoon of Ibe Oca, billowing from aky Wno to aky line llke /ia ocruo of gold, where the wlotl toivrln** the rippling wave xrcsts with the tread of tuvlal- blc feet. I« Callfwruln, lo Oregon, In Washington, In Oalcota, In the t'ann- ^ dliTn ubrffiwtsf; yob trui.v rkW all rtay en horseback through the wheuMields Without a break In the flow of yellow beary. hended groin-uo fen«-e lines, no nirndoM- lands, no shade trees. dN-wMf t^bUo*. la tha oeer <9«taralte wllj rtrore to Teats, In which (Hata erary brainy t»*'» I* expected •M ffttolrediH be a potlttuUn. -—They do tiring, on larx«'»c* , e* in the great Nattb we*t- In -* do»cripUon of « single creaniery in 'Nebra.ka it U mM tbit cpommi u Ijouftht from over UID.UOti farm*, some of it being trans ported *>0 mile* by rail road. These farmer* keep an average of eight ce*a arel are continually Increas ing their at0ck of cattla. Aa soon a* fhe UattywrttktTTga are completed tbo erearo Islaken by separatora and the ekiiu eillk led to calvrs aad hog*. Twice a waok the farmera carry their •ream can* to the rallreatl atstlons where It I* tested hy the agent* nnd paid for In checks or caah a* the far- ener preferi. Kr^ueotly la paid for hi* ere a in In the farmer three hour* after he haa rtni<hed milking. Formorly these farmer*, of the depended for n*oney on making ■ nd raising hog*. Now they inneb corn and as many hog* and their butter money clear prollt. X»w York used to he the great but ler Stale of the Union but several Western States now produce more and others are gaining on her. west corn rabe aa aa ever almost all The annual aeaabnta of the Georglu legislature are held during the month, uf July and August. Farmer*, mer chants and business men general'y can lew re their ho+ne affair* at that tloit for a stiv hf forty days or more In Atlanu with leas lui* *t>d Incon- venlcnce than they could In the Fall or early new year. Consequently many of the beat men of Georgia of all pro fesslon and occupation can afford to Mrse in the Legislature and do so to the great advantage of the State. In the mid Summer, law makers gathered In ttoo State capita! can bay. an accurate Idea of crop condition - and prospect* and can make their appro priallous to meet the need* of the lime And thdelrcnmatenceeof tho producer*. On Thursday of 1k*i week the chairmen of the ways and mean* committee ol the House, fully imfnrmel as to the financial condition of the State, In formed his colleagues that Georgia mu*t either go Into bankruptcy or re- dnoe appro|Mrl»tlons or revise tho taxo* upward after the inannerof the Repub lican* In congrea*. lliat the Georgian* a matter of fact peopla will act an example of economy that eome other State* may well im- Eiie goes without saying. Til it TARIFF GAME. On Saturday hy a vote of iu*> to 1H3 the liouao of Ueprcaentaflve* accepted |ne report of the tariff conferees w ho hare been for quite a while i-ndeavor log to harmonlae Hie high rate* of the Tayne, or House IMII, with the higher tales of the Aldricli.^or Senate, RH1. Twenty Republican* voteii against and I wo Louisiana Deaonrrat* voted for the report of the conferee*. Sena lorg^ailey of Texas and l>aniel ■ ^ TRITATI IITGIBSS. Private hygiene i« even mwre Im pot sent, and mean* a revelotlon In onr Lblta of living. 1t means fre*h air 4£rpettiilly flowing tbrongh our bouae* and mure of our Uvea apeat onl door* It (Beaus common *on*e In diet- the nvoldaiiCf of hofclrur food, from wb*ci. dyspepsia spring*, and the re educa tion of normal ftmd Inftin.ct*; the avoidance of gluttony on tho one side and body starvation on the other, the avoidance of ulcohul, the moat (xMent (•f the predisposing esnaf* of tulter culoeis, and tne nvoidance of dirty, ip-, fecled milk and meat. It mean* the ••slmp'e life,” free from overexertion on Mh' one hand und .indulgence on the other; the habit <>f normal sleep and the emancipation from worry. In giving this prescription !>r. Tru no knolai and knolls nud hill* nnd hoi- ■om BUtirlac. ID from coarumuid; Front dawn 4111 dark, from I "haret of flery splendor over the prnlrte hprizon, to anndown, when the crimson thing hangs like it huge shield of blood in the haze of a Iteat twi light. you may ride with naught to break the view between you nnd the horlson but w&ent—svhent. It Is like the gold fields. It goes to your head. You grow dizzy looking at It. Ycurub your eyes. Is It a mlrngc? The bil lowing yellow waves seem to be hrenatlng Ibe very sky. Yon look njv. Tho aky Is there all right with the black mote of a meadow lark Railing tho azure sen. Ho dro|»a liquid notes as lulhtng in and that •* why people a follow it. ” tu so stow to Hut to (J iV people arc following, and following raprdlv- IMieh Ihey >ce a nian, who only a few \ car* ago a as ao ill ol tuhnrcnlj»i* ihat he could acarce ly dreg himself out upon * porch, now join t v. vnty-flvtf tmte* for ire love of 'exel'clae, ui when they *ee trine college men inside. a‘half a year douhte their endurance through rntionat diet alone, or when theyflearn that ex- President Roosevelt developed from ii weak and timid hoy into tiro pervoolflcatlon of strength ami courage, atul. Uret .UjW: naro. aliout to dlo at fkirty-wvim, ah- mmMo'dowtt 4« yamr IJored aU unhygienic habit* and pro- tonged hi* lifo to one hundred and three, they began to realizo the prac tical value of personal hygiene.- Cen tury. • head, doe* that meadow lark, iiml that give* yon Imck your i»crspcctlvr; yonr aonae of amaxlng rcullty. You nre liferally, absolutely, really. In the midst of n sea of living gold. It la yon wed m>t Hie Jurlt Hint Is the inotr. Ton lartn to Twl ns If tour pfMfdnl inotr might lie n boom thnt Would get InfTt tn tntlnlty If you am roil thorn ler.g. ai d so you ride on nml «'n, h; d s.-i-.n nmro on, nnd by nud by Crane out of the h>ngne long, femolea* fields with nn (alor In your nostrlla thnt Nn‘t e\- arfly like Inoense—if* too fugitive, too fine, too anhllmnl of rnrth. It Is nro- inntic, a sort of nttnr of rose*, the Im prisoned fragrance of the billion* upon hllllerrs of wheat flowor* abut up In the glume* of tho heavy headed grain there. And thnt'a the- odor of the wheat.- Agues C. I^iut In Outing Mng- itzlue. A CHINESE STORY. De- Th* Way a Mandarin'* Wise Wife cided a Baby Case. Two women came before a mandarin In China, each of them protesting thnt she was tho motber of n little child they had brought with them. They were so eager and ao positive thnt the mandarin wn* sorely puzzled. He re tired to eonault with his wife, who was a wise nnd clever woman, whose opinion wn* held in grvnt repute In the neighborhood. She requested five minute* In which to deliberate. At the end of thnt time she spoke, 'T^t the servant* entrb me a large fish In the river, and let It be brought here alive.'’ This was done. ‘'T.rlng mo now tho Infant,” Hhe said, "but leave the two women In the onter chamber.” This was done too. Then the mandarin's wife cmwed the baby to be undressed nnd It* clothes to bo put on the fish. “Carry the creature outside now nnd throw It Into the river In the sight of tho two women." The servant obeyed her ordere, flinging the fluh Into the water, where It rolled about nud strug gled, disgusted no doubt by the wrap pings In which it was swaddled. Without « moment's pause one of the women threw herself Into the river with a shriek. She must save her drowning child. "Without doubt Bin* I* tho true mother,” she declared, nnd the mandarin's wife commanded that she should be rescued and the child given to her. And the mandarin nod ded Iris head and thought his wife (lie wisest woman in (lie Flowery King dom. Mean while the falae w oman crept away. She was found out In her Imposture, and (lie mnndarian'R wife forgot all about tier in Hk* occupation of donning the little baby In the best silk she could find In her wardrobe.— Bystander. Tirglni* propose to make a long 6!lhu* turffjfht igatnit the iceeptance of the import in the (Senate. In an Interview with the Now* and Courier corrrspon- deut Congressman I'stterson said : "Tberncan he no doiiin that if the ^Republican protection lit* had been J iv«n a free hand in this tariff ma king ill, the ultimate conaumer would have received absoltucly no consideration. I-do not think there is any doubt that th* largo Republican majoritv polled at tha last general election w as duo to flie distinct under«tandliig on the par ol the publ-te generally that the tanlt was to he revised downward. The nuuiitry 1* demanding It, ami notwith standing the tact that the t’reahlent. had H* bring owl the "big attek” and threaten guothei extra session in order ♦o bring About the alight reduction* •U *otu« article*- I do not bMievr White and Red Wine*. While nnd red wines owe their dif ference to tho fnrt thru, while the for mer I* permitted to ferment- without the grnpe skirts, these nre allowed to rermrln In the ense of the Intter. The eolor of the grapes makes no difference whatever to the color of the wine which they produce, for the price of all grapes la as nearly as possible col orless. For Instance, tbe grape which yields champagne Is almost black In outward appearance. Over tbe Telephon*. )►- ‘Ts this Dr. Smith?” * Yes •'Well, ttrijyia Mrs. Jones. I wish yon would conn- qifr as soon ns conven ient. My cu'^o clock has a little throat trouble."- Harper’s Weekly. ► ♦ (BEARED WITH A HOT IRON, or eothled by overturned kettle—cut w ith a krrtfe—bruiseri by slammed door — injured bv gim or.iri him oHier w ;iy — Ibe iiiicg needed ut once i* Hiickien’s ArnicsSalve to subdue It fi.iiiitiMtlnn and kill the phIii. Ir.'a earlh’s sutirema healer, infallible lor Roils. Uicer*. Fryer Mores, Ec/euia and Files. -Y».'. tC. X, 'butcklialter.s, R. A. Deason mann«r harein Mt ont. agon* flllng » uffcvo <?o>v»«M*m thereof b* AweA In « I bend ia Um Mn of flve tbowaaud ool- [ sum not lere tban‘one hundred dollar* tar*, la be approved by tbevleefc of Hta nor more iban flv* hundred dollars, or i-ourt, in enU-h auch druggist dot* Imprianameot at hard l*eor for e bu«ineaa, conditioned for a faithful ' period of n»* )••* than threo mouth*, observance of the provision* of this ; no" fur more than one year; and fer Aet, s«eh hood to he approved hy the tbe •e«m<l or any aobsequent otfenae, clerk of the court, pore alcohol for | hpon convWtiou thereof, shall be Im- medical purpose* only, grain alcohol , prisoned at t»ard labor for not leta than t«* chrmis^a and hacteribltiglata aoiually j one year nor more ilixn live fisr*. engaged In aviwntilUj work, and for H»*c.-15. Tnat any druggist or phv- stich purpose* only and wine to ne' slclan who violates In anv way the provisions of rtrls Act aball. in additbfb used for sscrHinentsi or religion* par- nos** only: Fhi.viimo, that nothing herein contained shall prevent stijch druggist from nslhg ab-ohol In the obmponh'ling of prescriptions or other nouib-inea, fire sale of which would trot subject him to the paytrieRfof a apeT-Tal f *x required of l|quor dealers hy the Government of tne Ui.lted otates; Fuo- viozn, FTHTIIKR, That nothing herein from com pounding or aalllog mediol- at. t . X Co. OLD GARDEN.-}. In rural eomumnilies there was In the early days of this country an odd custom of isolating the garden from (lie lionse anil -unrounding it w ith n high stone wall. Why it wus so is not Mpparenc for Ihe -mall' inclosurc was ditiiciilt for the farmer to work with a team, and, besides, was not easy of access for the women of the household. At my old home the "garden,” so called, was at considerable distance from the house, with a wide lawn or '■•yard'’ and one I1>-IU to Fross No one sue hum) in know its origin, aave that it comd be traced back a hundred years or more to a great grandfather. It had not been worked, even in the memory of the oldest member of the family. H more convenient garden hav ing been made directly behind the bouse But to us children a lew square rods of neglected, buahgrown. wall-iu- circled land, whereon w«j had never seen a flower or vegetable grown, was always the •’garden.” At more pretentious places there was often a n>M( garden thus Isolated, and perhaps surrounded by a licdgt in ad dition to th« wall. Even now half wild descendant* of some of the, rose roots may bo loun.l 111 old neglected gardens. Jolniirg these, inedosures and separa ted from them bv hedges, were usual ly the How er garden proper made up mostly of hardy shrubs and herbaceous plants, and the kitchen garden, where in mav afill be found occasional evi dences of ancient rhubarb and "spar- rergraas” bods —Rosary Magazine. NOTICK OK KLECTION. STATE OF SOUTH CAKOUNA, .Coi n rv ok Haknw ki.i.. Notloe i« liemhy given that an Ejec tion will he Dei J at -the voting pie- elncta prescrilted hr law in said t'oun t.v, on 'I'tiesUav, August 17tli 1!K»0, as provided in the following act: No. 42. AN ACT to I’mhibit the Manufacture, Sale, Harter, Exchange. G'vmg Away to Induce Trade, the F.irnish- tiig^at, I’uhllc I’laees nr Oiherwlae |)i«|>asing of Alcohol. Splrttirous, V inous or Mail Liquors or Beverages nr Other Eiquora or Beverage* by IVhatsfxM ec Name railed Which if Drunk to Excess will Produce In toxication, Except for Sale of Alco hol in Certain Cases I pon Ceitain tCmlitioiis.hiid Except llRt Sale of Wines for Sacramental Purposes, and to Provide Penalties for the Vio lation Thereof. that the country at large will stand for such an iniquitous bill, and this (Uaaatlsfaction will be uada manifest In tho next general election. **I join hantW with Senator Bai>eiUa ■IHt flght for free bagging, •nil frea cotton ties. W hy should the South tho cpttou-prod tiring States — Be dlaonniiuaUd against in thi i man- Iter? Why give the Went and (be HU Mantor. From the time n boy stti under a afreet corner electric light playing with toada until he I* blind nnd tooth- ksas he has to account to some woman vrftsr he didn't come liome earlier.— Atchison Globe. wil- North free binding twine? I am liog to stay here uotll December and from December to ffecember, if hy ao doing we can cornual the majority ic give ua free bagging and free cotton We*. baby Not Lika Hla Parent. “Do you think Mr. Sklnmim's will take after Its father?" "Not at all. The other day they per auaded It to cough up a nickel It had •wallowed."—Exchange. How R Happened.—"How’s this? •remarked tbe tall office boy with the MWIIMpfr. "Here is where an edits rgtia a^wjng ij»a<pjiine,” i nothing,” sneered Ihe boy. ~Yeaterd*v 1 taw g ttsmac run a typewriter.” toff 1 What »re yon giving me? it la the old man’* office. The lander the desk and Doing Good Soevico. Rill—Is th«t watch your father gave you ten years ago still doing good son - fee? Jill—Tes. ! pawned It again today for the twentieth tltue v -Lpqdon,Oplq- fon. It never occurs to f<*ols that merit aud good fortune are closely united.- Goethe. ml: It!ve—Former Represents- I. Gumming* of New York editor wf the Hnu. One It was anuoanond that f»e oloaad next •iar reporter, out tomorrow are aelliog _ ‘nY igi'A iT Wlitii Totf agaio W A81IINGTGN S Ff.AGL’N A POT 8 Section 1. Bk. ii KNAt lK.n hr Mm General Ac'einbly of tbe State of S. C That iriciiliolic li>|imr* and bev erage*, whether niHiiufiti’tiireri wiibin Miih fstalo or elsewhere, or any mixture bv wliuisncvor name called, which if dniiik to excess will produc.o intoxica- linn, are hereby (leclared to bo detii mental, ami their u<e. and consumption to be against tbe. morals, good health Mild safely of tbe SihIc. and eontra- braud. That it shall be uulawful for any [serson, linn, eorporntion or a*«o- ciation within Mils State to mamifac- tiwc, sell, barter, exchange, recicvr* accept, give away to induce trade, de liver, store, keep In possession In this State, furnish at public places or otherwise di#|H>*« of any ypirliuous, malt, vinous, fermented, brewed or other liquor* and beverage*, or anv compound or mixture, thereof which contains alcohol and is used a* a bey erago, and which if drunk to excess will produce intoxication, except as liercinallcr provided, u See. J 'Ihat wholtsHle druggists tuny lawfully sell in wholesale quan tities to retail druggist* and to public nr charitable hospital* or to medical | nr pharmaceutical college*, and in no 1 other way, pure alcohol for medical purposes only, or grain alcohol to be tfsed'fiy chetnists riF'bacteriologist* actoall v engaged in aciaotitle work and for such purpose* otriv. and auch wholesale druggists shall at tho end of each month in which any such sales have been made, tile with the clerk rf the court of the county In which they 11* in the low. marahy bottom* of the Potomac, the breeding gromjff of ma laria germs. These gortoe cause chill*, fever and •gue, bilroiunosa, jaundice, laasitude, weakness amt general do* b(IUy and bring suffering or death to JkotiMMid* yearly. But EleeXlic Hitters nfvor fail to destroy them and pure ifiabiria trouhles. r They are tho best al,1 round tonic and cure for malaria l «y«r used, write* it. SI. James, of Louelleo^ 8. G. They care Ftomoeh, Liver, Kidney and tilpod TrutAiveand prevent Typhoid. Y Guaranteed bv C. N will m tlobuotneoa, aifalethehrtTT wfftliig uh der oath, giving the name of the pur chaser. the price paid, the date of sale, aud the quantity and character of the alcohol *old. That if said wholesale druggist making such 1 sale I* not a resident of the State of rinuth Carolina, then such statement ahall he filed In ttm office of ihe clerk of .the court of the county in which the purchaser re sides. 5 - ttec. 5. That anv retail drugglat whose pl*«? of huslneka la lotmted in any of the'lncorporated towns or cltle* of thUKtale, who I* himself * register ed or ITcensed pharmacist, or who regularly emplops a registered or H- licuised phafiuadat, tosj tell. Tin! preparation* NiaiiuYiictoreir'Trt' Ac- cordxnce with formulas prescribed Of. the United Sfates I’harmacopoeia ami National Formulary whloh contain no more alcohol than I* necessary to" «-x tract tho medicinal properties of the drug* conUliieil In such preparation*, and no more.alcohol than I* UHcetsarv to hold the mndelnal agent* In solu tion, amt which are mainriaeruaed and sold es medicine, and not as a bev erage. bac 4. That no sale of pure ale >hol for tpedicinal purposes, snail be made by any retail druggist, except upon the prescription of a regular piactldng physician of this .State, who, before writing snob pre*ertpttmta, strati make an actual examination of the person Tor whom the prescription 1* lostted, nnd the said prescription shall be *ub atnntiallv in the following form: ‘ ‘State of South Fa I olios, , ... Co.inty. To a regular llcen* «d and practicing phyahonn under the laws of this State, do hereby certify thiir. I have examined a pa tient in my charge, and 1 do hereby prescribe for the use of said patient. ........ alcohol, mid [ further eertifv that the ti<>e of such alcohol is. In mv judgment, ahsolntelv neee*dary to «1 leviate or cure the lllne** or disease from which mmIiI pul lent is now suffer ing, and that. I nm not interested in the drug score to which this prescrip tion i« directed, nor in the profit* on the drugs herein prescribed. Dated M. D.” Sec. .*>. That no prescription sIimII be filled herein except upon the day upon which it Is issued or the follow ing day niid.no more than one->half pint of alcohol snail ha sold and deliv- t rod on anv one proscription, ami when such prescription i* filled, if shall not be refilled, bin shall !>e delivered to the druggist filling same, and at the end ol the in.inch in which the same is filled, it shall he filed bv such drug gist In the office of the clerk of court of the countv in which said druggist is engaged in business: I’aovitigp, No druggist, who is also a practicing phy- sii Ikn, shall till Ids own preacripiloii* hereuhder, nor shall they 1>e filled at any drug store in which the said ohy Mctan is financially Interested: l*ko viosn. Fi'tirHKK, That tho delivery ..f such alcohoi sold under such pri tion shall be made only directly to the person for whom such prescription Is issued or P» the physician, or to a-.me one authorized by the physician, or in case of a minor to hi* parent or guar dian or phvsh-isn or ^ome one autho rized by said phytlcian. M'*c fi. I'liat any retail druggist whose place of business is located in any of the liicor|>or:i ted town* or cities ol the State may law fully sell alcohol in qnautitie* not greater than five (5 gallons to be used in the art* or for scientific or mechanical purpose*, and >uch druggist may sell, in like qnsnti ties, to chemists ami bacteriologist* engaged i.i sctenllfid Work, and for ipHlrte puid*hinent herein provided, hays their license revoked for a period of not more than on« year for each of tense. Sec If. That this act ahall not have ibc cjDSt^i'f prevstili n g t lie,Indictuicut. proscciuion aud convictiou of any per- «on who has been guilty of the ylola- tion of the present qrimlnal law reln- qhrg^ttryiie dlapenairy or panlahment theietor. n* now provble«l bv lew f**r 178*. a ~ i m tNJLLKGK OF CHART.KdTON, Iflftth year begins October 1. Kntmni'e pxamhtxtifm# will ke helff ■t the Gouuty Goort Hrtttse nn Friday, July 2, at a. m. All eanffldalea for admission own compete In October f«r vacant Boyoe scholureldp*, whb'h pay $10U « year. One free tnltion sckoUr- shjp t<» each c»p*nty of ShMith Gerollna. Board and turnUhed rooma in Dormt- sucli purposes only, ami sm h drug gists may sell In quantities, not greater than one -half gallon, wine used for sacramentali»r religion* piir H o*es oiriv. That any person desiring to purchase a'cohol for the puri.q>ee *«f out in this soct.ion shall sign a writen or printed statement, giving hi* nmno. residence, occupation and the purpose for which he inter,d* to use said alcohol, and he shall certify that, said alcohoi i* pur otiH*er| in good faith for auch purpose* and no other, and that said druggist shall, at the end of each month, file, with the clerk of court, of the county in which he is engaged in bu»ineea, nil such statements, with a certificate un der oath, that, said statements contain a true -fatement of all such sales. See 7. That it shall be unlawful to sell wine for sacramental purposes ex c*qit to a minister, pastor, priest or regularly constituted officer of ft regu larly organized religions congregation or church. Anv person, desiring to make such purchase, shalF »ign « writ-1 attend, tne yitiz m* can appoint ten or printed statement, giving hi* name and residence and the name and location of the church for which such wine is purchased, and he *liall certify that said wine t* purchased in good faith, to he used for “aerimental or re ligion* purposes, and no other. That such statement ahall be filed, an pro vided fur in the next preceding sec tion. in the office of the clerk of the court. Sec S. That all statement* and pre- scrip’.ion* rtquired by this act to he ti eil in the office of the clerk of the court shall he recorded and properly indexed bv him in h book kept fni't’luU purpose, which shall at, all times be opened for public iimiection, and a certified copy of such record, or the oi igiiiiri ►taterupiit or prescription, with Mie certificate of the clerk of the itourt- Ihe various precincts in the said Coun- itrdorsed thrreon. vhowtng rh«T, It ha* In-on recorded, shall be rntMv kacik ovidenre of the fact* recited therein For making niich record, tho clerk of court shall he entitled to cluirg i and collect for each -prescription a fee of *lv« cents, and for each statement, other than prescription, a fee of fifteen cents, which shall be paid by the party filing the same. Bcc. V. That in addition to the re quirement* heroin-before prescribed all lieeiisyd and registered druggists selling aff-olud by prescription shall keep a record thereof, which shall hear the true dale* of the sales, the name* of the persons to whom sale* were made, the names of physicians or sur geons upon whose prescriptions each were made; such record* shall be sub jret at. all time* to the inspection of tho solicitor of the-dlstrict. the sheriff and other petto* officer* of. tho oomitsu- the mayor and police ollicera of the oltv or the city nr town in w hich said licensed and registered pharmacist’s businc** i« located, and all other per son*. and each druggist nuking any such mle* shall be required to repori, wwHew ~o»tb,- to ihe-fbeefftr ffurlgw pre aiding at each term of court of the county in which seid druggist D engaged in business, a true state ment of am h facts, and also file on Monday morning of each week a Hat of tbe alcohol sokl bv him. to w horn aold and by what phystejon pecocribed. witli the chief of police and ihe’mtvor or intendenl of the mooicioalitv, »od post one copy in some public place in aucli municipality. Sec. 10. That nothing in Ihia Act shall prevent the told of wood /or de natured ah-nhol. Sec. 1L ; That any peraon ho vk) _ late* anv of the pro*ision* u hie A«t In Um fqiny trfa offeTtsesTieretofore commttied". JSeC. 14. Tills Act sliall take effect on the first Tuesday in Augdat, lOOh: I’RovtoKn, That In the con title* then having dlspenaarie* *•> election shall In* held on the third Tuesday in Au gust, IbOO, for the purpo-e of determ ining whether the dispenearie* located therein shall he reopened' and such election fu each of arid counties shall be held and conducted hr the same of ricers and under the rule* and regula tion* provided by law for general elec tion* . Sec. 17>. At auch election the eleetlwn commissioners for Mich county sliall at each voting precinct therein jvppvide v nHetnvtfot lT^r +n which thqrbalTois must he cast. Any person who la a qualified elector of such county tnav vote In sabl election. Every voter wno mav be in favor of the sate of liquor* and beverage* in such counties sliall cast a ballot In tbe box provided there for. on which shall be printed the words, "For sale *ud manufacture of alcohoric llquore and beverages,” and every voter opposed shall cest a ballot upon which shall he printed the word*. ’•Against sale and manufacture of al enhotie liquor* and beverage*.” If a m (joi ity of the ballot* c**t In such election he "For sale and manufacture of alcoholic liquor* ami beverages.” it ahall he lawful lor «uch liquors and beverages to he sold in aaid countr a* hereinafter provided: I’rovioed. That expenses of those elections ahall he borne bv the l>f.atv. See. IF In case an election a* here in provided shall result, in favor of the sale of liquor* am) bev-wages. the di* pensarie* in each countv so voting shall be reopened and conducted under the provision* of an Act entitled "Ao Act to declare the law in referencu to, and to regulate ibe manufacture, sale, u>e, coostfropfioo. possession, trail* porwfion and disposition of alcoholic liquor* and beverage* within the •state, and to police the same,” approved the 10th dav of February, 19ri7 and Act* ainendatorv theeeof: Ukoviukd Tna’ all of tlie pfovislons and limitation* of the said Act not inconsistent with this Act shall remain in full force and el feet in all of the counties of this State: Pkovidkp m rtiikr. That in counties which shall reopen dirpenaaric* there county di*pen*arv Itoard nnd dispensers in office on June 80th 1!)0S, shall eontiHtie to (IHcharge their *ev era! do tie* a* If such dispensary or d|*epn«arie* had not been closed : 1'ko vi pki>, I'hat in the counties which have heretofore voted upon ihe question of dispensary or no dispensary ntidet existing or |)reviotr« laws and have na dispensary at thi* time, shall have the right at anv time after the expiration of four year* front tho last elei tion on (he liquor question to hold an election umn.the question of di*|»ensary or no dispensary, as provided in an Act en- t iled "An Act to declare the law in reierence to, and to regulate the mann- fact ire. sale - tne. consumption, jios- seasiuu, transpnnarjon and disposition of, alcoholic liquors ami leverages witiiin this Sfafe and to potice the same,” approved February H*. Sec 17. That all Act* and part* of Acta i neonxi-tent here, w 11 h be, an .1 I he same are hereby repealed Approved tnc 2nd day March, A. D 10051 Before the liunr fixed for opening the poll* Managers and Clerk* ninst take and subscriha tho Gonstit utional oath, 'i'he riiairman of the Board of Manager* ca.n iulminister the oatn to the other members and to the CMerk ; a Notary Dublin mu>t administer tho oath to the Chairman The managers elect their Chairman and Clerk Doll* at each voting place must he opened at 7 o’clock a, m.,an<l closed at 4 o’clock p. in . except in the Cltv of Charleston, wliorc tliev sliall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at H p m. The Managers have Min power to fill a vacancy, and If none of the Manager* from among the qualified voters, the Mana gors, who. after being aworn. can con duct Mie election. At the close of the election, the Managers ami Clerk* must proceed publlcl v to o >en the ballot boxes and count the halb.t* therein, and conrln- tinue without adjournment until the «ame is completed, and make a state ment of the result for each office and sign the same. Within th r e« day* thereafter, the Chairman of the Board or snino one designated hy the Board must deliver t‘> the Commissioners of torv.fli. Tuition. *40. nJiliauE. For catalogue Harrison Randolph, ,, Dresideiit. University of Sonth Carolina. flection he |M»I1 list, the hoxes con I^Thing the ballot* and writen state mknts of the result* of the eie- tfon. M*NA(irn» of Et.ECTtofr.—The fol lowing Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election at Tr: H ilew- Allendsle—T, W G<*oge, J left, J C Oswald. Barn well—J C heel, 8 J Halforff, K K Morris Blackvirio—E B Boylaton, G C Htorne. J B Keel. Bull Do ml HU Fiowera, J L Box, E W Brunson Baldock —J S Calhoun 8r, E 8 Mc- lir*. yy JJhanst. Elko—N H Stansell, W II Hair, B F Drumiiiond Dnnharfon—Judaon (Trcen, B F Davis. C A Killingswortli. Fairfax—T G Sanders, D D Wilson, J J Harter. II ere ti lea—W A Morris, F L 8till J O Sander*. Kline-G W Date, W Riley All, Ben Jenkins Sycamore—T J Deer, W T Uarley, B- -R-4-jwad holt, — ».--.--fu*™——. - jSnel ling-7IV B Parker, T O Davis, 8 E Moore, Mlllett-P D’L Black, C B Dunbar, J J Walker. Tinkers Creek—R S Weathersbec T J Grubb*, Chester Bell. It«toMTi«-JU Orrtlin, F-* Ytran. blood. 8 J Bailey. Ulmer*—W W Myrick. J 0 Griffin, A R Tuten. /wnilstoti- ¥ D Lee, A E Owena, W P Walgb Tho Manager* nt each precioel named above are requested to delegate one of their number to aeevre boxes aud blank* for the clocHon., ——_ Boxes can be obtained at the Super visor's nffioe at court houte on Satur day August IPh. - . - Ja«. H. l,ancafter, J. Robt Ray, Commissionora of Bute and County Kles tlons for Barnwell County, 8, C. August Sud, iWJ. Schools of Arts, Hcipttcc, Education. Law, Engineer ing, and graduate Studies. Ten different coursealead- ing to the degrees of A. 15. and B S. Colfege fees, room and light, $6<i- Board $V2 per month. Tuition remit ted in special cases. Forty two scholarships each worth $100 in cash and free tuition. For catalogue address. S, C. MITCHELL, President. COLUMBIA. 8. G. An fdeoi Dome School far CRrlo. to firduMMU Belt of B. C. ,(ttv«a iadt- vidual AttemiM to eagb tftMkt. -ehotd fawnv liarited-t® 40. 1 toatWto■ tore. Confer* degr< • of A. B. aeeredU teg by iitote Board or * Xdweatkw. Hiiltriing eovufortaMe. eon. veniepcea. Gltoiale unturpaMed. |I30 pats for room, table board and lAerary tuition for one yoer. ^or * « Rev. B G. Clifford. H. D. Union, 8. C, (G-I7-0t-eow. • MONEY TO LEND. We are prepared to ae^otlato bwaa mm" improved farma for flr*.{««»» partial payfaenta. inioreet 8 par toot an Jpaat. Don’t wr" write, oome and toOMk v 38—S J. O. Patter sou ± Boo. FOR SALE. Wc have for sale at a bargain an Im proved fin m two miles from the How a of WiUUton. 8, G. Contain* IM acre*. About 100 in cultivation the balance in orglual forest, known na the Broad- water place Term* Cash Apply for informadm to: Mrt. W L. Winn,or Mr*. M. M. Wright, Ward, 8. C. Saluda Co. CITIZEN’S BANK, BLACKVILLE, S. C. . A BANK OF THE PEOPLE ~ FOR THE PEOPLE BY THE PEOPLE e 4 PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. CoiirtcHy, Liberality, Prompt Service and Safety arc om Cardinal Principles. H. D. STILL, - - - ISIDORE RICH. - - - II. MURRAY MATHIS, REYNOLDS S MARTIN. - President, __ Vick President. - Cashier. Asst. Cashier. ON HILL TOP STABLES, .. » BARNWELL, S. C. § n 0 00 npcinci oiw Mid J u law I 101 M S tilHI MU m, Which I am offering very cheap, ALSO A Nice lot of Buggies, Siuries, Wagons, Lap Robes, Harness and all parts of Harness to he sold CHEAP Come and sec me if you need anything in my line and I will do the rest. CHARLIE BROWN. THE The Wden arrd Strongest Bank in Barnwell County Depository of The State of South Carolina, The County of Bamvrell ifflii. The, Toed-nl Iktaunell - Capital, • • • • , • .v Surplus aod Uadivided Profits, IM.OM.M To rave money hi not hard when once a bank aceouat UatartH ffly * money In a bank cannot burn a hole the pocket. A bank account mean* paying bill* by check—the only . absolutely safe way. Checks leave no room for argument a* to when op bow a bill ws* paid. Kerb check I* recorded in tbe bank’s books. Ttotoy / togbher with your money and the ameeUed check* are kept for J4m/^ in burglar and fire proof vaults. You have access go them at mtf ti Let nr talk this over with yon the next time yea are In (••• If (to ll, * po**ib|e to call, write os. 0 if 5- :~ fe*