Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BY S. A, iiUO WN & Co. -.FRIDAY. S3SPTEMBH?5,1890 Published Wraekly. Entered nt ilio Post Oilloo nt llouuetts vUlo, B. C., ns Bocond olass matter. mm mimgti?BBj? i gag mn gBhiiit^wHggwg irjiTjinTTB OUR CANDIDATE. FQS? GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OF EDQEFIELD. . .<..... .. i . 'VF? VA'S Subject lo Ibo notion of Ibo Domooratio Stnto Oonvon ion. PEN AND SCISSOHGRAPHo. lt costs tho nation $250,000 a yoar to print tho Congressional lied ord. According to tho rccont census rcturno South Carolina is now on titled to ono moro representativo in eongroBS. ?on. W. W. Harllco has been nominated as tho successor of Gen. Bonham as Railroad Commissioner. Zack W. Dusenbury, of Dorry, a well known citizen ofthat coun ty died on tho 29th-aged 77 yoars. A comp ny has boon formed at Augusta, Ga., to mako bagging from cotton stalks Won't it bo a grand thina for tho fur m or when ho can raisu his own cotton cover - inp;? Tho Hov. Dr. Storrs, of Now York city, says that tho principal duly of tho collogo prodded these days is to get monoy for tho col loge. Tho Wostorn North Carolina Conference will bo held at Concord, N. C., Nov. 20, 1890. J. C. KISE N KU. According to the action of thc General Conforonco of tho Metho dist Episcopal Church, tho lay mcmbors aro next fall to voto on tho question whether woman shall be oligiblo as lay dologates to thc electoral and gcnoral conferece of thc church. Tho centennial of tho discovery of coal in Pennsylvania will be celebrated in Septombor next year, lt was a hunter named Philip Gin tor who mado tho discovery on .Manch Creek Mountain, in Carbon County, and therefore tho proposed -jnouumm'j ll m"Ul'UOUdftTWPWTr11ff memory. , r, C Tho bill introduced by Senator J Blair, upon request of the Farmers' 2 Alliance, provides for banks for tho reception of mortgages on roal cs ate. Deposits of first mortgagos on real property must be made by P such banks with tho Treasuror of n tho United States, who shall issue to tho banks of tho United States ? Treasury notes of different denomi nations to tho amount of tho mort- 1* gages deposited. * A Convention of Govomors of ?j tho cotton States has been ti called by Gon. Gordon to meet in ? Atlanta on Soptombor 10. Tho Convontion was asked for Georgia ta'ttAvlte00 : appoint six delegates, making HU VCM representatives from each cotton Stato. Tho Convention will con- VJ eidor tho mailor of direct trade hi with Liverpool ; also quostions tu relative iowmi uights, insurance, ^ freights and handling of cotton. , ? ?. w] South Carolina has a troasuro of *? untold value in her phosphate beds, and is increasing their output very 0 rapidly. In 1880 thc total pro- "c duct of the phosphate mines in tho th Charleston district was 210,000 G tone. Last year it was 610,000 or tons, 309,396 tons being exported, ki Tho demand for tho crude phos- pfl phato rock comes from all parts of wi tho civilized world. It is rumored Y that tho argus eyes of English cap?- lin tal have been fixed on thc Carolina wi phosphate mines.-j?/aco?i Tele graph. An association for the coloniza- ^T< tion of Palestino has boen success- Ju< fully established by tho Jewish CJ* Workingmon's Club, which is situ- ot atcd in Whitechapel, London, ono sot of the mo8t dcnsoly populated dis tracts of tho metropolis, whero thousands of Ilobrows carry on thoir occupations. Tho associa tion is sending shiploads of poor fl Jews from London to Palestino and will pro v ide thom with fiiisd? :jH with Which to ' purchaso land nnd ? Btart a homo. J>or kn< Tho ability of tho far mor to cul- oin tlvato the political hold ns well as pb? mako corn and cotton, is exciting aro the admiration of tho world. "We look for grand results in tho next two years. Tho Nowberry Obaoryor thinks 0?? Col. J. L. M. Irby will bc tho next ord speaker of the Ilouso. ?ta Ncr?'? From 8)nivvuis. The Dargan High School,. situated 1 within almost a stone's throw oi Mr. [Milton Moore's courtiy rcsidcucu, opened on Monday morning very encouragingly indeed to those interested-in its welfare. The people have ot late taken great interest in the effort lo establish a good school ; and it is hoped that thc elTort has at last met with eminent success Thc schoolroom, already large and comfortable, has received an addition in thc shape of a handsome musical apart ment. Miss Annie Boisseau, of Uan> ville, Va., who tins charge ol* thc music, "las met with such remarkable success elsewhere, that she cannot but succeed. This vicinity is widely known as Thc Little Colton Belt, and in no past year has, ..U^.so well sustained its teputa lion aS'jU IsT'dotng now, both by the stalk. I fruit and yield. Mr, Milton-' Moore bas 1 acre upon acre of magnlliclertt c?'tton'.v and every night all the passer-by is greeted by wagon trains hauling it in I from the field. Also Messrs. Clarcnco | and Alexander Mooro have each a field of priy.e cotton, although it was not dantcd specially for this purpose. There tas been lor several years a lively com petition as to their respective crops of thc llcecy staple between Mr. Alfred Moore and Mr. William Webster : and it seems that til every joint that eborac, tcrlzcs splendid cotton their crops for thc present year have reached their ulti mate culmination. The corn in thc vicinity is also all that could be desired. The other crops arc in pcrlcct horwony with thc occa sion. The people have taken great interest in the Holiness Association, and many have attended without interruption. The health of thc community is re markably fine. A doctor has not been seen along the high-ways tor days. Mrs Stackhousc, accompanied by her son Mr, Robt. Stackhouse, both ot Little Rock, Marion county, have been visiting at Mr. Clarence Moore's for thc past week. Miss Joella Webster hus been visiting in B.enncttsvitlc for several days, and attending the Holiness mectitgs. 0. September. 3, ]8o?. POLITICAL CHAT. AT HOME AND A15ROAD. Marion and Darlington sond full Tillmau dolegates to Columbia. .x- * .X Tho Stato nominating convention moots at Columbia next Wednes day. Capt. Tillman has tho requi site majority, and of course will bo nominated on tho first ballot for Governor of South Carolina for tho next two years. As to who tho other State oflicors will be, it is not) known, but wo do know, that no mistakes will bo mado. If tho nominations aro made on Wednes day they will appear in Friday's paper, if not, wo have arranged to have thom sent us for a special. * * .orry, has hoon nominated for Engross in tho third District, ohnston boat D. K. Norris only id votes. * .* * Tho agricultural college bill has assod both houses of Congress and ow awaits thc President's signu uro. It givcB tho agricultural ollogo of each Stato $15,000 tho rst year, $16,000 tho second, and J on, increasing at the rato of 1,000 annually, until $25,000 is ?ached, at w?iich it shall remain 3 a pormanont annual appropria on. Tin? money is to como from io salo of public lands. In Memoriam : OP MKS. I>KTT?K A^.?. Death, tho reapor has again in ided another household and gathered his ioy jewel. 'Lust Friday night o puro spirit of Mrs, Bettie Adams ok its flight from its tonuament ol ay and soared to tho hoights of glory; hore il joined tho puro spirit of nf ctionnto husband who pnssod nwnv any years ago. Hor sufioi ing was long duration and sovoroly painful, To know her was to lovo hor. This ?od woman has gone to tho city of odead, only waiting for tho Son of od to coll hor from her duety bcd to own hor with etornnl lifo in his ly'dorn.' She loved life, and it was ihiful for her to pnrt from friends io she WAS so lovingly attached, et sho found in tho savior, whom she id known, loved and served a friend io hus oven conquorod death, aud ves graco to his dying pooplo as well tho living. Her romnins woro carried to the jwtou graveyard to await tho gren. igemcnt duy when sho will bo nvnod with oternal life. On account sumo aiokuess nt home, tho funeral vico was put off for another time. Snfo in tho arms of Josus, Free from all stiff or ing and pain; Waiting tho onll of tho angola, To rptlokon hor to lifo again. J. A. B. opt, r, 1890, Po!/*" ?tntiriticB BIIOW -thfvfc a lurgo pro tlon of'tho oblldron dio from what In >wn OH ?flumnior Complaint, Diarrhren, ?lora Infantum and Dynontory. Hum. .oyo' Speolfllcs Nos. Fonri Fivo and Bix Ht fe and oortatn. - At tho Clio Drug Storo yon will find kinds of Drugs and Mcdiolnos olthcr hand or coining to hand, or will bo overt on command, at Dr. Hamel's old nd, kopt by L, Wool. bo on wc Fe th U or: cu gn tl? it. nit I Of ric it J ll 3011 ? a elie elie D reas j Th? ?iu?H ? HM?ul Worker. Christ mu?t he in UH before we have any desire to work for God. In tho first place, wo must havo faith in tho powor of God to fill us with His Spirit. Wo must have faith not only that God can use us, but that God will oso us. If wo have this faith, groat things will, ho done. Wo want men who be lieve that now is tho timo. It was not Moses ami Joshua that did those mighty works ; it was their God, and tho ir God still has this power. Abraham was tho most famous man that over lived, except Christ, and was noted-for nothing Except faith/ A . .v,..< ? -Another thing wo nood ia cour age God wants men and women that Ho cati trust ; that havo cour age to speak out their convictions. If you aro afraid of hurting poo. plo's feelings you wan't accom plish much. If tho truth makes people mad, it will do thom good Another thing we want is holy enthusiasm. Wo must bo on fire for God. Don't bo afraid of get ting too much fire. Tho world likes men full of enthusiasm. Who evbr succocdod without it? Another thing Wo want is per severance. If wo don't succeed to-day, don't, give it up ; wo may to-morrow. Wo must concentrate our lives into one channel, and hold on. If wo aro going to accom plish anything lor God, wo must perse voi e. Again, wo mutt have love for our work. A lawyer may succeed without loving his olionts ; a mor chant may suecocd without loving his customer, but a Christian must work through lovo for ^9jdftfijf| tho work. ~ 4-S '-^'^W^ Wo must havo humaii Bympr j thy. There aro many mon whoJ aro brilliant in thought, but they hilve no human sympathy. Wo can't suecocd in this work with out til is. A great many think this world will bo saved by manu script. I tell you we need more sermons \Vith our hands and foot. Lot us learn ti lesson from tho parable of tho good Samaritan. Wo must get into sympathy with the world. Tho gospel would soon be carried to tho whole world, if wo only had sympathy.-Moody. ?. . Jonuings' Torry romcdy for Dysonlory, nings' Pharmacy. Syrup tho boat for salo at Jon THE PULPIT AND THE STAGE. Hov. F. M, Shroat, Pastor Unitod Brethron Ghuroh, Blue Mound, Kan-, says : "I fuel it my duty to toll what wonders Dr. King's Now Discovery has dono for mo. My Lungs were badly dis 1, nud nw uarishionors thought I Now Discovory and gaining 20 lbs. in Ules of Di. King^ i sound and well, light." Arthur Lovo, Manager Lovo's Funny >lks Combination, writes : "After a orough trial nnd convincing evidence, mi confident Dr. King's Now Discov? Y for Consumption, beats 'em all, nnd res when everything oise fails. The outest Mildness i eau do my many ousnnd friends is to urgo them to try Freo trial bottles at Jennings' Phar* icy. Regular sizes Goo, nnd $1.00, Dn. nuuruKKYs' BPfcuiPias nroEclontMcally and \rofully prepared proscriptions i nw cd for inauy eara In prlvnloprncl leo wlthBucccfla.nufliorovc? ilrtyyonrsuscdbytliopooplo. Kvory HlngloBno ap Li a gpcolal euro for th.V Olsonso named. Thu.T SpupMes euro without drugging, lmrff igorreduolug tho system, /md nrolu fact omi jcdtlioriovorol itiuonieiUen o fthoAVovl d. BTO?irniKoiPAi.Kog. cunil?! ?-RICE??. A ???vorB, CoiiBoatlon, Inflammation.., ,3a U Worum, Woriiiltovcr, Worm Collo.. ,3? ?l Crylsinr Ool?c,t>rTcc(hlngof Infantil ,?3?| 4 niiii rlioa, of Children or Adulta..,. u<J? rt fiyapntoryj Oriping.niiious colic... vaS O Oliolora nforbuH, vomiting. JOfrt B NonrjiVtfiold, Nronohitls...,;.,. 0 IfyaiiopBla.liiiioiM ti om ach... ri ?M IllrtV iZTT ? walton,looi'1-ofnHo lvrioiio....... . AH ?H 9 Orpun, COUKII, Omi?>|}tlir.i<uh!nK... 'Aft .. 1 Milt lr.houili, Kryalimtnti. KruptuW Nfji ? * lMioiouutlHiu, BHfflnnatM f.u?r} W?j?1_ -3 1} i;P,vov and A?iui.t'KJl!.MWalnrIiv.V y VllOH, bllnil or lik-X'vtWn-r.S. , I) Outurra, mnuonza, Wiitin Oiolfcad ntBFlWl !? Whooping Ooiiuh, ViolentCougho. .OljnWiJ^ J. 4 J onoruI nobility. l'hyMcal Wcnkncsa .aft I / Klduoy nispnno.SQ ? rfoyvouaboblllty.i-l.QQ T-T i) Ijrluavy WoitkiiosH, Wotting lied. ,?Q l-l I lUueimou ol tbollt:urt,I'nlpllalton 1.00 3old byprugglsta, or sont postpaid on roooipt prlco. Du. UoMi'iinBYa' JUNIIAT., (144 pages) inly bound ia rici th mid gold, inntlod freo, i(inpIiroya'.U(idloluuCo.iOO Pulton St. NY. fr IPEOI FIOS. J iiimwiiwnwuw ni -mm' 1 Une izo, 1890-6111. ?K TO WHOM As I have a large lot of sca led material on hand now rn prepared to make WAGONS AND LOG CA?itW uvpor than ever before, at >rt notice, : -IIJIPAIKING one in the very best manner, on ?onablc terms, lor spot cash only, Mean Business 1 STGIVE MB A CALL.^ff A. D. CONNER, MoOoll, S. O. obruar 5, 1890. ll liiilil 1 H. 1* " l'lfljSCIl'Alii i \ Mi63fROOT, A. B-i " 7 f. 2nd Assistant. \ MissJcoHBKTr, ~ ~ . " * i Mxss?ioNA Pirra, V" * " v_ 3yd Assistant. , W?K!?!?wnS - Teacher IV. mary Department, cnlmt>^lAjU'J W.iLvl 1- -. Music ami French. | Sm^M SESSION ot this School will open ?nWedne^ alSfifcmhcr i Soo. I union tn Literary Dep irtnumt will oe I.B. KL io nu ??? wMK within thc ?School Distrlr.t-excepl tor Frond! ?M.^?"?"'^ w, .....fMRkf,^ -vin Lg rhiirttcii no per month, cnclv: anti caco MtaUftt timi .i.lcis . i?/dBBP?7gcd a cou\wr/e.?t fcc of TWO DOLLA KS per session ZW?' \*,tl\lc mut HP'"- ????ice, ?< fAc bcgiHMttf? of (hr session, at or br/ore (he. vnmUment of Hoi >CWL following arc the rates of Tuition for pupils living beyond thc limits of w&ool District : i ., Thirst to Fourth Grades, inclusive, ? - - $1.50 per month. lfliMi to Ninth Grades, inclusive, - * - a 50 per mont 1. ?usic, including thc usc ol Instrument, - , 3.00 per month? |B To all pupils within or without thc Graded School District. 'propWnk to all pupils within or without, - - 2 co per month. I spcclHL?trons residing- beyond thc limbs ol the School District, but owning ??Wlthercin, shall have credit 011 their Tuition Bills loi the amount ol thc protMML pjjjd Dy tjiem respectively. ' , workBwb would urge upon parents thc importance ol sending then children In ffiyfyi tlie VI lt ST DAY, so that they may he properly graded and gel io ?-UhOut delay. _ _ JL^m.~M*?**-*>r? Am Mill on tj to sr dide 1890. Secretan/ and Treasurer Hoard of Tsuntees OFFER PIANOS AND ORGANS. IOW and pay when cotton is sold at hncext cash price- No interest will charged. Pianos $25, cash balance Dec. 1 Or?ans $10, hal. Dec. t. rite at once for catalogue and pries. Positively lowest cash prices given above terms. Fifteen days test trial allowed. Remember we continue m the easy, $S and $10 payment plan. Wc can please you. Over 300 it styles to select from. Full Information cheerfully given. ittfa*. J. H.. If If, LO VG ll <fc 00., > I ?^.rw?Wii-i-'?W^7,^.",-1.,..... ;.. -.i. ;;";-,.:; - . . . V.hOaKKOK, . 8,0. te^ousnron. fita c/. C.MATMtMY.' MAItACtd BOARD OF D1RJCG10 RS. HON E. O. ft B AD 13. President National Hunk o? Knlob'h AU .1. h. (.. II A RH I? LL, I'corotary N. 0., Tcaoliord Assou^'v JOSKIMIUS DANlUbS; Esq., Editor State Chronicle > Dr. II, ?. BATTLE, Dlrootor N. 0. Experlinont Station, following oro tautdit : STENOGRAPHY, TV PE-W IIITINO. TELKOnAPHY \.uh (?MATICS, liOOK-KEliPINO and PENMANSH1 P. Co npetent St ? _^ _Augi""7'ls,J0 -m FAYETTEYILLF iMAWBIM ? WOSKSh , Ohasy A. Goodwin, Prop. (LAUDKU'S OLD STAND,) ^1J\."X"3?3,X"X,E!'V1:XJTJD3 HST. O BjJ Monuments and Tombstones either in Marule or ?rah' l|Jtte at prices that defy competition. || Consult your interest by calling U wiilinp; for designs ^and prices, ?ar ALL Work delivered u'KEEat your .est depot. ELLKRBB POWKKS, at Bonnettsville, is my local it for Marlboro County. . J pt, 26, 1888. -Published Every Friday At ^BTTSVIMiB, SOUTH CABOLINA. ni?11 d Bcst A^V0l (ising Medium in tho ifs tho Largest Circulation and offers superior advantages to patrons 0 13 a Job Department and prepared to do all kinds of work at rity prices. Now is the lime to prepare for Fall Advertising. J. F. EVERETT, [PLISSAI,!-:- DEALER -:? IN ?CON, FLOUR, LIME, HAIR, JJ Al lill ?jg?*' Call and learn pricos. Lb. 8, 1890. .^Sw"? .'W'AT LIN "TA, Cf A -W??T ?S?? ST.L0UI8.Mp. Bjf???EE?K3E? UAILA3.TEX. Agent "Wanted! i A<1ili-o.,n Tho Now Homo Sewing Machino Co., 2$ Whitehall fitrcot, March 7, 1890. Atlanta, Qa. 1 imm I am now prepared to buy or soil Real Kstato in Marlin.o , Partios wishing to buy or soil, will do well to confor with ino, or wrllo mo at Blenheim, S, (J., boforo making salis or purchasO'?. A;. J. MXTHVSO^. July 1, lest). <X?~-if After duo consideration of the lib?ral ho past five M*^^ ho grnduol financial progiess anti C,,11U^ ? IrnLiUUlo'to my many .customers ion In Marlboro~my heart wells up Pm^^MW^ t? establish tv tnd friends for their ready Vecegrt ti< ?;#?$g those with >eliablo jewelry bnsinees in .Bc,?^ and honorable S? ta mm^ iiuy goodfe sold ut during tho past five years, I nm not only -willing biU.rendy tn* nw lie good such error. It is not now and novor Arts been n:y intention to attempt to hoodwink my customors hy olaiming to sol! goods nt and below cost, but X do claim to sell Honest Goods at Reasonable Pri?es! . ? - . " . ' , .'v , '. , "> \ I also claim to sell the same class of goods from 10 to 50 per cent LESS than city jewelers. There is no lino of business that is sd susceptible to tho subtle machinations of unprincipled dealers as tho Watoh and Jewelry busiuess. Owing to tho fact that it is impossible for tho shrewdest business niau to cor rectly estimate tho value of goods in our line, without previous application, training and study, it is also true that it is a very difficult matter to conclusive ly provo to our customers'that wo givo full value for each dollar spont nt our placo of business ; Thoroforo, wo can only voiterato our oft-repented and always praoticcd assertion, that in every instance and undor all circumstances our customers will find us Judging from tho voltimo of our business during tho past year wo hardly think it possible for many peoplo in this county to have slighted UB, by failing to call and seo our . MAMMOTH JEWELRY AND FANCY. GOODS STOKE, yet, for tho information of old frionds ns well as now acquaintances, I wish to romind yon that I tim bettor propared thou ever to supply your wanta in my line. /Weare Dealer in Fine Gold and Silver Watches. Originator of Artistic Styles of Orwmontal Jewelry ! A Magnificent and Extensivo Assortment to Select From ! Again thanking you ALL heartily for liberal patronage during past yeats, and extending a cornial invitation to call and see me, tremain, your humble servant, H. W. CARROLL, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware Cliinaware, Lamp Goods Jooks, Stationery, Cutlery, Plush nud Gonornl Paney Goods. March 14th, I890. Bffefew ..fi- Eiifif pONTINUING THE CLOTHING BUSINESS ON A MUCH LARGER H# scale, we offer a full lino of sonsonablo goods for men, bo'-s and childron. ?Ve are also headquarters for ^ ?St 3E3C O? ES ?S ll f tho best makes: Zeigler, Hoiser, Bay State, J. B. Lewis' and other staud rd makes. Our stock is always full, and wo seldom fail to furnish any sizo mnted, and buying ns wo do direct from tho manufacturers, atid for cnsli, wo ?cr every inducement-LOW PRICES FOR GOOD GOODS, THE VERY JEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY. Also, full stock of =GENTLEMEN'81 FURNISHINGS. Shirts, Undershirt?, Woolon Ovorshirts, Boys Shirts, Children's Shirt-waists, .om four to ton years, Cuffs, Collars, Bows, Ties, Scarfs, &o. Also,, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Notions, For Men, Boy*, Ladies, Misses and Childron, embracing all tho best styles 1^ wool, fur and straw. In this department, also, wo claim that we aro nhoad r nil competitors, and a personal inspection will couvluco you that our claim a just ono, Wo also keop constantly on hand tull stock of SPICE, SOAP, POTASH, LYE, AXLE GREASE, HAMS, ?fcc, &o. mu SI A RD W Alt K DEPARTMENT IS ALSO FULL AND COMPLETE. Plows, Hoes, Nails, Trnco Chains. Back Bauds, and in fact ovorythinp edod nt homo and on tho farm. ^ Wo control tho / folldwiii/? brand? : lb'.; Tho, JHuo .lomw, Lnov Hin foo,. ti*l??ilfS??Wo niso ?cooj? on hniul a Cooloo Ibiu Ot RKdA Xii). Wn:nho.hnv<J .?> ? . ?AIR8, BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, BUREAUS, BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETS, Como and seo us, wo will do you right. " ' ? YOURS TRULY, inroli 7, 1890. Bristow & Everett.