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y, ry. p. B Bu, Editor. When Sehool.Daysa are Over. Young ladies, do not give up your studies as soon as you have finished school. Provo that your diplomas have boon earnod by evincing a willinigness to continue some mental exortion. It is not what you havo learned at school that is going to bonofit you; it is the disciplino through which you have passed, the powers which you have developed, and the attempts to uso them advantageously. Do not, at this early age, imagine that the clilafx is reached, and that your store of knowledge is su-fl cient to carry you through the world; that because you havo graduated at the head of your class you have accomplishod all thac. can be expected of you. You h ave really only made a beginning, and it is now that you are most suscep- U tiblo to improvemont. I am not advocatiig the idea that. you sIould be 1lue, stockings; but, I wish I could impross it 11)on the lillds of1 every on1 of you that an hour passed each (lay in some uso-1 fiul stIudy 41r- reading-with the at tetion riveted upon tho mnt Iter in lhld-will (1o womers toward keepmg vour mind from stagna tion. Perhaps you are pretty and11 winsome, and such a favorito in society that you think there is no a ieed of (ultivatilg yoursolf fur- a ther. Do not Io tlattenmed into )o lieviig this. 'To all thore comes a filme of deca v anld right here let me tel yo sethiig. Age has V(JIso, I) 01lW ti nmot so iany fiens as youth. Beauty fades. The body yields to disease and decay; blit a mind made strong by proper vigorous exercise, resists the ravages of timo 111d disease. It is the only con nectingui lilk bietweell youth ad ol1 age. It will bring you love, symp1athy ad respect. If you d look about yo, and se3 h ow joy- t levs are the liv es '..f many ol(1 peo pfle, vou will think it worth while to cultivate every grace wlich will aIssist. in nmakiIg a happy old age. Do not then, as soon as yourI scl00 days Are over. throw asi(l your books with joy, thinking how C happy ouk are to be dono with them but rather addl to your I store of books, at least, to your storo0 of kntow ledige. 'The lan-I guages, the sciences, li torature, the i arts, all invite you. Surely, if' y'our schoolt work hals been earnestly done, you must hlave devoloped ami taste for somlethIing. Spend a lit - 1 tlo time each day in vigorous meon-1 tal disciplinie. You will be the b rig~hter foru it ; you will haive' a hig hlr respcCt for yourselft, and your friends will adnire you. W~heni the time comes for you to have a home of your ownu, those who share it with you will tind you the more comupanionablo, and in the future your children will bls you for it-M. G. B1. ill the If. the Grieenmvi lle News will con sider a Iit We it canlh hardlly fail to udestand1( that it can alccomp1lish I niothiing toward tihe restoration of friendIly and peacefuhl relations among tihe white peopl1o of tihe State wvho are now divided on fauc tional political lines either by do scribing the News and Courier as "'a devotodl and admiring "friend,, of Senator Tillman, on the one hand, or by recalling unp~leasant remarks made by Senator Tillman regarding this p~aper in tile past years, on the other hand. We do not propose to discuss the present political conditions in the State on the basis of last year's quarrels or conditions. Nor will we allow ourselves to be betrayed into a comparison of records and errors with the News, (emnpting as the challenge to such a compari son may be. The good people of the State, of both factions, are in earnest we believe in desiring to find or make some ground on which they can~ meet and act to gether for the p~urp~ose of tihe Coni stitutionial Conuvention, and we see no good to be gained by recalling old issues or differences, party or personal, or raising nlew ones, when .their efforts are sufficiently em barrassed already. With this explanation of why we pass over some other things it has said, we are free to confess that the News is very near the mark when it says: "As well as we can judge, The News and Cou r'ier is making a'desperate effort to cling to both Bides, [the Tillman 8rnwell Conferemce side ami the Forty Convention side,] but if is compelled to Jet go olin or t other it will drop the Forty ai its plan of peace and Tillmni peace declaration and hold c Light to the pure, straight Til inanl.,, The News, as usual, judges a li lo right and a good deal wron [f we are "compelled to let gc Ihe one or the other side-the Ti nan-Barnwell side or the Forl Williams side-we shall probal >o compolled to lot go the latti ido. For if it bocomes a choi< >etween tho two sides we aro < he opinion that the Forty thon elves docido to train With Sen or Tillhnan rather than with t. ews. Wo think candidly, that Som or Tillman and Governor Evai ro very much stronger than t1: 'orty, in the Roform faction ; thu bo Forty will not unito wiLi ti ows and a few Conservatives I iako a fight against tlheir folio oformors and accepted loader nid that it, would be i losing figl mado. We are not inclined I iroiloto a fight for those reasonl r for any reasons; and as we I iSpose'd to aIVoi( an1(d provolt Iu her fict ional fighting, if we car )r overy 1r.a0son, wo a1rO m1iakiig esperato offort to cling to hot. des, So as to bring them togethe d induco them to cling to one Hier, if possiblo. To offect this end wo are -villin nd ready to forgot old quarrel Ad differencos and divisions, t nk old aimimositios, to mako somn mcessions-to do anything an II ask Reforimers an(d Conserv' vos alike to (1o iin the comnmmo kterest and for the conmo goo< If we fail, unhappily, to otfou lis e(d, and the News acconi lishos its object-tho rejection c 10 Tillimn-Barnwoll plan.-win as it to offer insteid? The Fort lan? Senator Tillh)an hs repit inted that plan for himnuself an hose whom hn reelsonts and cor rols. Does thei News really thin hat it can forceo its )reforene hrough in the face of such oppe ition?-NowS milnd Ciourier. C( P~nlagtimis inl 91a4 Sisie. Tlw' recvint isill ilti price o ottoni is Iaving the expected e0 oct otO e luan1111iy goodl rosoluitioil inirde I y I he fmriminos two or Ih r<' n' nths11 ago thaimt they~ would groai y lt(liie tlho aeaoge of I1i1i no rpt j. (Ou(r U reenIviiilt? Ctorrespo(l lotem. says that sixty dauys ago, v'oul d hav beenW~iSl sfe to say thn hero would he a reduction of f or cent mn the cotton acreagei ho county ; but "'cotton has at lanlced1 in price, anmd t he old sor 5 being siung thamt "'cot ton is 11 anly thing that, will pay "dehts The result is that intend of redu, ig the cotton acrenge 50 per coi the reduction w ill not a mount ' moro than t0 or i5 per cent, Greenvillo County, and if 11 speculators would raise thle pric a fow more ploinits and( keep1 1 market ''active withI incrPeasinigt mand for p)ot '"cotton"' unitil p)lanting se.asohn is well me r should n( ot b)o surrisedl ift lhe acm ago will be larger t han thant of i year. The reports whichel we 1publ1ish day f'rommnearl y all the count.] in the Stato, ais to thle probal aer ieago (devotod to) cot toni growi this year, give a fair view ofC t situmation. It is generally stat that thore will be a reduction the acreago devoted to cotht Thelu estimates vary widely. some1 counties it wvill probal anmounit to 530 por conit, ini oth the reduction wiill not exceed per cent ; 25 por cent would pr< ably b)0 a fair estimuato for the St at large, lBut whlatover the reduction thle acreago, it is certain that tI will be a largo decrease in prothI tioni. The rop~orts from11 all counties agroe that, there will bc large reduction in the use of co: mercial fortilizors. In Aik County, for examleI, it is report that there will be a reduction 25 per cent in acreage and 50 p cent in the use of fertilizers; Anderson County 10 por cent le cotton wvill be planted and 20 p cent less fertilizors will b)e usei in Newberry county there will 20 per cent less cotton planted am 40 per cent less fertilizers use In Kershaw county it is report, that there will be a slight increai in cotton acreage and a great decreased production of cotton 1: cause of the falling off' in the ui of fertilizers. The situation is n as encouraging as it might 1 But the weather has been so uni vorable that planting oper..i it have boon greatly retarded and the o prospects will doubtless improve. id We rogard the dotermination of 's the farmers not to use fortilizors n as a great mistake of judgment. 1- Cotton cannot bo grown profitably F at prevailing pricos under the t- methods generally omployed in . this Stato-it certainly cannot be Ki grown profitably without the liber- Le I- al use of fortilizers. Ono of the o ,y difficulties of our farmers is that y they try to cover too much ground )r -they would make more clear 10 le money on a farm of one hundrvd )f acres well fertilized than they can i- hope to make on five hundred acros i- indifferontly cultivated and for- S te tilized. The small farmor who raises his own supplies at home e- and dors not starve his land can itke monoy-tho big farmer with o storo accounts and broad acres not it fertilized is bound to lose money o and a great deal of it.-Nows aind o Courior. The A. N. Kellogg newspapor company, which placos its matter in hun(reds of tho dailies and thousai(s of tho weekly papers - Y LY throughout tie United Statos, has prepared two whole pagos (ovotod to the Cotton States and linterna-- : tional Expositioi. T ,I'llod 0(1ior of the Kellogg Syn icate, ill a((dre r ing his suibscriber's, s11FS the "Cot It Lon Status and In torniational Ex positbi(im, to be held at Atlanta Ga. Sept. 18 to Dec. 81, 185, will bo - Ar. oni . of t he grellest industrial en.. Ar. o101'.orises of tho ago. In muagni- A W (uo it ilts never been surpassed, Ar. oxcopt, by tho World's Fair of " - 1(83. ' Thie mietrol)olitn preSs of ~ Cho coun t ry is paying Co)msidoralki attention to the Atlanta ExpoSi- L47 tion, an(I it is our opinion that, the ed itot-s of the North as well as Sthe Sou th will appreciate a Coli t prolhansivo and readable account of the p)rogess matie by the Fair managmenet. S lhe t wo pages are handsomely I - Iirpared--ouie show)Ving ai birdsevyO viow of (ie who ' lI)Si(iin, 111)(I Ih llie presenltinlg jun1ldsomle cuts of thi twelve pinhicipil haiiI. . )iIgs o t 11o I xiosit it'l. It is oile Ar (fI the ost proflselv illustrated Ar "A pages 0\v(.r issuod by at publishinlg Pu ?n ted f concern, af this O'bracter. MW4 Katty DNads. yes beta nyv s it . ..--\ . taa and 1- \ e, Ka:ty slid ;yes, I'.ity did ; - Din . Well what, l lt IIat 414'.' N l' :e skeil atI leitsit a ihouisantii ne 114s, Eic We it. The aty's did(, all say t(1hey didh, ) ' tunning antd sly Itey iuw4it,1 have bee, an No listeinig ear1s have everiIt'iii her, O.r pry ing 4'yes1 have'4 everI .sen, what the I- i aty's hlid. g i the1 l(y steal heariLts? All say t hey did; e StoI 4 he4 n b141 y the4 btl4Ired, 14o)o; oi Mado4 Jl1 playhigs of them'1i for atwile, Soi.lne sy t hatut 4uth le Katy's do, yes, t' e Katy's do. Yt es, Kat~y 4.1id, ['ll tell thle truth, .0 Sottne ho4w she at14 ileiy heart aIway, n And I when' I asked'4 for1 rec4omipense', 81Sh' sat ed and14 gave' her owni for paly. Thai'l~t's w hat. K(13 aty id1. Yes,4 Kat~y did1, and so did( I; Weo ho'~ 1t.hid ye41s,)4 shn's by miy side0, L-- ll hohl14 miy pri'(ions jowel fast, e For Kity dlid is now my)3 bride. Ves$, Kalty is lIny brid1o, o-'Phe4 girls are all sw1eet Kat~y-dhids, C 4nlhIt of lovo4 and1( eniing tool, .91 What. wvouldl earth he4 with1ont1 thir siles ? 81ay men4 ando boys what wIoni you dol1 4 to Wjitot, a Katyv-didl? SNow, hioys, 1.1' ir up, tr'y and14 gelt a Kat.Iy-dIid Ygnll gin the grea'itesta joy3 ini lif', (g4God's best1 gift ben'teath14 Sthsu, lho A hlvi"i wif lUne4khiead, S. (I. "'Teacher's Notice. ml. Ini The County Boar d of Exami >ynrwilm tatPickents C. II., 5 .~ inthe 19th day of Apr)1il , 1895, ; 10tor' the purmpose of' e'xamiing Sapplicants for' County Teac~chiers' A bI- .Cor tificates. ito Applicants wvill he examiined on (luCst ions f'urn ished by State il oardi of E~xaminers, and1 may .n Inlude1lI all the following, he" bra'mnchos: Sp)e11ing, Readling. " Ie- Writing, A rmthmnetic, Algebr'a he 10nglish Grinammuar, Liter'atur'e, a GeOograiphy, Hlistor'y of' South Carolina and of the Unitd 'i ~'States, Drawinlg,PIhyslology and n on Hygieno, Civi0s, Ethics, Ele.- . od mients of Vocal Music, Elements of of Agriculture, and Pedalgogies. or ScolT. C. ROBINSON, -__ . ScoolComn. Pickens County. -* Mar5-2 1, '95--31. Is no0 use to cuss or disouiss 5 cent tib ,cotton, I have a nice lot of nilich ~ be cows for sale and1( it I can not get nel id mny price I am going to take som nb 1. ono else's. I also0 have 8somo hor'ses , and mules Iliglosm o scheodule. u -ii a.:esae o s o C . E . I l L L I N ~a .RT H ly .. MARRY TIS"SIRL-80MEB00DY bet Ma. EDaton :--I etained a blue alik diress wIth so menon juico; what will restore thie color? I am paking lot. of money selling the ciiinax Dish1 og- asher. llave not mado lees than slo1 any dlay I w worked. Avery famIly wante a Dish w~asher, and' .pay #oQiniokl when they see thes dishes washed ).anid dried perec tly in one minute. I seil ns many washer, as my brother, and he is an old sales. g a1- man. I will clear #3,000 this yetar. Adidress the Qilmax Mtg. Co., Colutmbus, ohio. A nrone can W 30B do as well as am doing. MCOlE . NOTICE. WIE PAY CASH ! or Hides, Beeswax, Tallow WE sell harness Leather, Uppor ps, Calf Skins, Sheep Skins, Laco ither, Hame Strings, ill any amount 1 want. GOWER & GOoDLETT, . Main Street., Greenville, S. C. Varl14tf*7 )UTHERN RAILWAY CO. (EABTERN SYSTEM.) PIEDMONT AIR LINE. IDBXNID BOHNDULN 0F PARSNNOIR TRAINS, Northbound No.38 No 80 No.12 No.84 V 18th, 1894. Daily Daily Daily Daily Atlanta 0 time 12.00 m 9.00 p 8.00 a. tlantaxt ie 1.00 p 1000 p 9.00 a. ororohs............1087 p 9.44 a. uford..........05 p 0.17 a. g ainesville.. 2.25 11.23 p 0.47 a. ula................1164 p 11.14 a.. Ornella......... otco. Airy......... S o n. . o . . . . . . . . . . . .1 4 1 a 1 0 0 p ..............1.17 a*12.42 1P ... .............. .. 1.36 U 12. 69 p ... Central..... 4.40 p2.0 a 1.33 p. 9reenvillo ....27 p .00 a 2.35 p. partanburg..18 ) 4.01 i 8.40 1. affneys. . .......4.42 a 4. V. Blacksburg 7.06 p 5.00 a 4.42 p. Kfing'sMount'n....5 a 6.08 p Gastonia.............46 a 634 p. Charlotte. ....90 p 6.80 a 6.2 p 9.00 Danville..12.00 a 11.85 a...26 a 12.50 Richmond .... 6.46 a 4.60 p 9.45 a. Wshgon..8.. 8.30 ........ .7.42 a Fialtim'op.it.K. 8.06 a 11.35p& 90 Philadelphia.. 10.26 a. 3.(.' 1 130 a Now . . .... 12.3 6.23 a 2.0 .Ve . .' 1 outbound. No.37 No. 8 No 11 No. 8 _____ Daily_ Daily *.Daily Daily wyork p.R.R 4.30 p 12.1 a .30 Philadelphiia.. 6.66 p 7.20 a ..55 3altmoro..... 9.20 p 9.42 a . 8.7 Washington.: 10.48 p 11.01 a 4.4. 1 Rioh.ond...12.50 a 12.80 a 12.68 a 8.90 p6.40 a 6 . p 7.00 a 5.00 a Charlotte.... 0.35 a 11.00 p 12.20 8.87 a tonila ...... .......35 p 1.0 .. ing'sMo.nt'n................1.2. p Blackebtrg.... 10.47 a 12.12 a 1..1 p. nrnya ..................2.10 p. pataug.11.37 a 1.00 a 2.64 p. r1228 p 1.52 a 4.05 1) ........ ....... 1.1 p. .2.40 ....,. ...01 a 0.01 ) ........ Westminster.. .... 6.20 . occon........ .49 a 7.00 ) ........ out Airy.......... .....7.3 . ornoli............. 7 p . ..38 p ,111,............... . 4.42 a ........ IfainPos.illo.... 3.31 .1. . a 8.30 . Wuord........... ......9-.03 p. Cro5................ .....39 p. M2nta Etime 4 ) 0.20 10.30 Llanta C io .4 .0 p .. .....7. a. Mi. ~''"P. M. "N"noon 'IN." night. lnan Car Service: Nos. 85 and 86 Uni tes Fatha.il. Pullman aceping Cars be. n Atlanta 1on gomnery. and N.w York. a.37 an 38-Vs.hn'ton n ~~~~ eeNouthbor ano.7o NovOreno.vi No.83. New Yorkn.tR 4.30 als bet1en Ne Yor PhM aem phi ..i A.5lan 7.2 a ..i.m.n..5. R.ithmond... 5 12. 80lla Seing C2.r bewe Dan -No.. 83.... 54Ta N.ew Yor0 ar a Charlotte...... o9.35 sa fro.00 harl20 te t.7 Rhanton i tho..,. ... ge. ..1.5 10 Bla connection.o 10. 1212 ad 15 wipNo 31partanburlog. 13 .0a25 .,nal...... 1.15 A' Genral Pas3 pg' W Sonec.--.O.. . .D... C30 . 0ATLNTA . A. Westm. instER. ............... 6.2 arp...... ul--.. ... .. .4 Wash8.ton5.p raim. "P." by m.t "M nn "N." ng. cNew Yor an Nw Olensv..Atan ain Nosi. 3 an 4-h. N wYokFlrd Shingto wthu cane otconnetio of6s40 n 1 ih o 84 at haloto...... oa 'l a12g'. A.'18erlPssA ' ARINGTON... ATLANTA...I GA S1. B. RYDE. SuATOntendet, Chrlott H.u GREN u Jh A. M. .CULP 8pn' M-gra., Trfi MrS~~O"i.9.~fi'r WmB.a. woN D. . ashngon ,L OpmUT0aHERN~ai' RALWAY 0.w a odGensile. eeuei ~s do Lmt ch S'outhon, 19.a.i,264p Trains aernvy 75t MArkan. Tiie.~ Greenwo 7.1p.m Soeno Ashvload. akovle A6 87 and 8, A. an (.Diso. Piedmont..1.. 0 WEiClm Yo 'u . -.-umi. ... 11 - - - - - ..S --.. -. ARD .18C Ta.ar es M As,......---.a....... g, am .i t n S n * -- - - - . . . 1 1 t W. L. DouCLAS EH 10 THE OEST. $3IT FOR A K IN. 3. co DOVAN, . - FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALF, i4l3 FINE CALF&KANOARfM $3.49 POLICE,3 OLES, $2. WORKINGMEN's .EXTRA Ne - $2.$. BOYsSCHOOLSHOES. -L.ADIES $ES'I 6NGO~ DROcKTON,a.a. Over One Million People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the beat value for the mono. Th custom shoes In style and fit. Theirowearing equalities are unsurpassed. The prices are uniform,...stamped on sole. 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