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The People's Journal PICKENS S.C STATIS FARMISRS' ALLIANCE TWELFTH ANNUAL MICETINO. The Attendance Not Very Largo President. Wilorn's Annual A4 dress-The state ExclAngO No' 1n terfered With. The opening session of the State Al liance was leld in the hall of the House of Roprosentativos commencing at 8:30 o'clock. An adjourr.ment for the night was not reached until an early hour In the morning the last portion of the evening being devoted to a discussion of the atffairs of the State Alliance Exchange-the busi ness end of the organization, which is in obargo of Col. D. 1'. Lunean. Congressman W. Jasper Talbert was among those present, as was also L oU gressman J. Wim. Stokes, the latter oeing a delegate. The attendance wa: not as large as was expected. This was the 12th annual meeting of the Alliance, and President .1. C. Wil born was in tlc chair. lie announced the following appointments for this meeting: Chaplain-Rev. J. A. Sligh. Steward-W. H. Yelidell. Assistant Steward- Vran ki.n Hauiicy Doorkeepor-J .0. Jacques. Assistant Doorkeeper --W. W. . Bright. Sergeant-at-Arns-S. T. MeiKeown. The exercises of the ConventiON were opened with prayer by the cbapLain. the Rev. J. A. Sligh. The following odieers of the State al liance were present : President-J. C. Wilhorn. Vice President and Lecturer-. H. Blake. Secretary and Treasuirer--. W. Reid. Executive Conmitteeiutn--\\. N. Eider, J. S. Shui-yr and Joz. L. 1K citt. The roll of Counties waS cafled andI the delegates presented thitcir credlen tials. The president appointed a coi. mittee on credentials, coni:ting of 0. P. Goodwyn, A. C. Lyles and A. '. Hutchinson, to whon the crtdentiali were submitted. The roll of delegatt s was tinally made up as follows Abbeville-lH. I,. [Hill. L Aiken-lt. H1. Timmerman ( Anderson -J. 13. Douthit. t 13arnwellJ. K. nlline. Berkeley-T. S. 13rowning. Chester-S. T .\e Keown. Colleton-J. U. I aC ueS. Dorehester- .. Ii l'aru-r. t Edgefield-W . It. Tinmerman. a Florence-A. 1'. hiutchinon. Horry-I. A. Lewis Kershaw-J. L. Catue. Lancaster-J. C. l-iott. Laurens-U). I oe '. ood wvn Lexingt mn-) . F :i rd Mlarion-S. V. smith. Al arlboro-W. I).I l-v'n Newberry-J. i H'. Oeonee-J. C. A -x and er Orangeburg-j. \. Stoke.1 Pickens-W W. W. I Brit llebland-13. C.1) i 'r I Spartanburg I. W. 161 Union- A. C Ly.0-. In adldition to the anova the fenow. lng from 11ce ,La a~ne-irwa were present: ''. Somm rerv . . - ' ington county. .haune, lH. Ady J. I". 13ailey . -;2.. I-eard, -:l ..X \\ gard :1el, iarioen Di-taL. C. II. X wvine ::i. .\it. I 'i rim. . . - si Col. Jame. A. Ii syt. f . the publisher of The,, Cotton I 'ant 7i alliance uorgan, waa adum iwd by muna' mlous consent. ami made an ;mnr lng address in reteence toi t uw a.I of the paper, ini regard t . wa- r several] memb era- madl ., Xe spun ses. l'resident WiI oorn than de- .r his annual add ress as fobo ow - 13rotheri Alliancmen of Sou th Caro lina: It is with great Neeasu re th at I mtaa.a and greet you tonight at th is, our I:'.th\ annual meeting. I deeire Lu tik and plead with you and your brother al- ( lia ncemen about the condition of the e great farming interests of thiis coun-( try. i have no sympathy for the eala mity howler. w ho gaoes about coin tinually seeking whom he may devour. I have no sympathy3 for the man, far-m er or organization that goeth abhout with uplifted haanda, crying with a loud voie. It is to the plalin, honest, hard working fat mer. that my sympa thies go ; he that labors and ex pends, all his energies and intellect toward the upbuilding of hais home and coun try. It is not luck, but pluck, that we want. There are those who crave a good they do not ear-n, iandl priay to luck to give what does no't belong to them, It is a feverish covetousnow wa:hich cries out, " The world owes mec a liv ing and a living i'll have,"' and to they get It as best they may. T1hey fancy that every ilich and honored man has got his goods by some tur-n of luck, and they feel that he has no special right to his prop~erty or his honor. And so they will get either from him1 if they can ;they regard the world not as a great hive of industry, but at scheme of chance, (in which fools and idlers have as fair a bhow as talent and labor, It la not "luck, but peluck," which weaves the web of life - it'is pluck which turns the wheel of for tune ; it Is pluck that amasses wealth, that crowns men with honors, and that forges the luxuries of life. Pluck Is whole-hcarted~ energy. gen ulrno bravel y of soul. That man is to be ptiled who Is too fearfully and cow ardly to go and do battle for an honest ling and a competence in the great fil fhuman Vxertion. He is the man of luck---bad luck. P'oor fellow, he lest his luck when he lost his pluck. ,Bad pluck is bad luck ; men lose their 'uck by letting their energies eke through bad habits and unwise pire. jects. I desire to urge great tidelity to. wards organizing your county aliance' it is being dor.c all over the State. If there Is a man hero who thinks lt should not be done, let him say why -not. I tell you organization is essen tial to the welfare of the farmIng in terest, as well as any other' interest. You see the lawyers united In theIr bar association, the meorchants in their board of trade, boar-d of commerce, etc. You see the churches organized by synods, presbyteries, conferences, assocIations, conventIons and so forth. Our towns are organized under re gular municIpal oraiain for the protection of life and property ; so 1s our State and nation organ ized for pro teetien of life~ and proplerty. Our ma~ niflcent navy and army Is organ ize and equpped upon scientiflcelprin aiples, and thi scientific orgamtzation has but recontly shown its strongtn, ability and patrioLtima. Today our . lnao and nation Is spoken of In the royal courts of the old world with honor and respect. Our nation is rospocted because she has an organized forco be hind her that is able to command ro spect. The farmer, in justice to himself, should be organized, First , or his hone benelit. Second, 'or his Individual benetit. Second, Por his individual beonefit. Third, For his community's benefit. Fourth, For his State's benelit. iftII, Por Is national bnefit. Ilome, Oh ' sweet homue, how many sweet, recollections linger about the dear old place. [lore wo learn to lisp the first, sweet nam-mothber-anti hear tile first lullaby of creation, as life eXl)antdS and grows Wo formU our habits ; they, in turn, comn meuce to build our characters, which shall be for weal or woo. How important, it is that we should be free born and have t competency so that itl tir-t days shall be tilled with .eanas of joy, zratttitude and fortitude, atd not w% ith .r.,es of anguish mnaledic tono and eining SeIvitude. Ile that in in debt cannot hlt, free, nor will his home alWalys he at Catlei. I have hatd much to do with evttol growers' un onl i have urged a dLL: raseI of aere age, inltenl.ive' farining. and alwayZ in-,tdJ *n aiver.ifyin g tlt crops, antd I recommend tit as n1130Y ahiance lilt aII *s I)Ossi!he atteni thbe w heat grower' conventit' in kireenwood in Au g I!.t. ou know the carainal principle of te adincelltt' has ahv'tyS beCI to raise your flog and h1omn)1 y at ho.lue. It hIs been fol!,nvei hy o many al lianucelen until today wo :indl our. people blet te r ale it to tatd 1 Ve CeIn t Cot toin than they Were to Stand SCVen CenI t Cotton When it aneit . If our people Were out of delit they oubIlJ and would cLnOltl't the pr1iet! of Cotton. I IWe coL Id hoid Our cotton for It price abov Cost of prodution. we t Cohli sloont get out of debt. As it is we I are sinking dteeer and dteper in debt. Dhi you ever think of the Fearful preei p)ie that o uIr tlinancieal 'y e has I nrou,1ghlt upon(111 til- country : think of lIe altiount of itt.':rest .ua i.;s patid : I lmesystem is dog tolt dog. We xpcect t .) make a iving iy :wallping dolars. XV shold as eoon UexIet a cow pen of :AireS to fatten by gnawing Latch >thers' ear. Th'le mnan who pay.' interezst pays i ouething for which lie receives no quivaient. it is triblte of labor to 'ulenee. I t is tribute of :-lave to mnas or. The interest bearing obligatiors 11 thc United States, viz : govern tile nt ndt. State btnid. County bonLds. ridge h :td., seht'. 12t1:0 bond . roatl 01(ith. court. hou:e, townsLhip, city, ow11 'nd ali other L'Overill lltunt. State id l nillicipal obligatlmio z, VA. I rkta ond:-, railroad slot k ( aland waiter G , Atreet railway :.tocks and bonds iter company bood. and -tock, citc ic lighti'ng Iotis and stock, thIt tinds antd stotk of all taner inandfa Aring corpi'atoms:, 7 yndienteS. trustl Uck, brew ry stock atid hon.;., rt st 'le nortg'a'o inldented ne:!. per Al sti k-v U l'eti jnteru.st-bea11ring 11 .tt han k, atd Utise ;ured interet-b i g Ma nart. e -timatedi to maikia oi(it ! tiI LhirtyI-ttiree thouit'Id C Oiti- of d1,ltr -i, mo 0 stiliatt It , forty tUi leA ti-i M illion. I " t of ( ' at ~ Ilan re par in l'atris, I' rt 0 ii -U . .\-- Vii k and 'j'hlu s a'.rtt' of the nation's i1.e ( 1., illi, \ ...u~t for'' of the Iti'20n 5 tt u u. an, :si x itundd ainud forty 0. it)' il I - tid 113y the tretatsory ule-. ii i at \a-hlngton, Ii. C., zives ii 1tt )1n . I 0 a.................2. illlit Vul........... ...........2,oioO uiar . . .. . . . .. .. . ...... . .... ioo I lld .. .. .... .. . .... . . . . . .2S III., Lilvor.. . .. .. .. .. ..... . ...IF~h~lU $2 .11,00 tonet t~l t'lili ld deiclncy of$,000,0 ml boom ornhisl~ti'es tud frtL00 hand oarer..an . i.nt.er.es. . an. 4 atr0000 Amaziusg adb is that dhow interet intil emai. adlcecy f$70 'A0ianctnmut b lotanedwt yrou r iu ,nt broom yotin, fittherett adores, ou pay th ontrt o deht dot bndebt line;si othe waito Scatr. Man bete uttr ol arfo tetay curg lthits hat,~ hes thtyorno pay eet for. tay out, iving wouldses hnapugyes he aredawcardinalore't:c many tat hyima bn houually usingefurefntr or houe and yorccns thrtaw ynerst m~ e wa o thenm.111fr ot AI'lliancemoan, soee toarn you ;hitv vantedo aid o. Sa wee 8to00 tonrs atu. at eavp ou of debat : dontuy ilne ,lm e bote aed torc ; b~etter oake bagospn and tipeasn broechw; >teror fgol barfted to chrcwhatnl,1 beol fo shoes at ysou w atught tor. lt, aut o let, ;n tet, outhaf det Isand) ltey tfou wouldti thbe hally. ' The gret ardyu ialt h daycpl of ha11 >inds Allianeuemon itogther t thatJei the mad be mucHtally beneftlbd fitnn Islthe linso tte.Alac" dn hs orirliery where ta ; you otflhv tited acwltirdetSay wof us' 350,0010 Wtn aot saving ofe~ objatn yotill 1101o ofawen have tls aid tho oure~.-eivesf dTake bagng end it.cat hnw werae fully unied utsteeht wotii ditn beholdns L t a ls on wtie inaught to horld Ott rhad.gt ito'gt dtut atFinlyt5. letm en tyou tAl iatc hsab futel.y oran iessand th wom fihan esr avez been efprotedct i). ibo t de, me warn' youe (,hat, ihelda have~n reaition irfulofrtio, th, nen.tma You sihat her illanid tha comeh itq goai ; then may our posterity rise u. i d cail us blossed. - "inally, brethren, after it fair and manly viy-v of tho alliance organiza ticn, I would suggest that the quilil cation for imombership be enlarged in oruier to mako it, possible for all parties wloso greatest interests are in tI furni should be received in full mmii bersh ip. We havO porhaps been a tit. tlie exelusive, al.d in times past prtLies t who snould have been with us were 1 alionateri for no good reason. k The Cotton Plant is the recognized v or.,aii t f the alliance. I therefore take groat pleasure in urging it upon your at en ion, and take pleasure in saying i ti' Lt it is a worthy paper. 'hio following committee on pres, w. s appoin ted : W. N. Elder. S. W. Sm1.L., .63d J. W . He-id.k 0 1 Motion, all the m mh1e's of the a' if-i' in good standing. and who al w, ro in possession of the cri'renlt pass. word, were iivited to seats in the hal IA at'd to thi pr'ivile ,s of the loor. I Wih'n ti,' hody met Tthursdiay mor. J inqz the atfatirs of thi l.xchaneO wore 1 algatin taken up, and a long disocsion e.mued . A ddiresses were delivered du - s in the diay by State L.eeturer lhake, I Longmnan Tl'itbert, I 'r. sident W il. t rn. I. l'. Goodw in, Congres.man 5 S',okes, kIev. .1. A. Sligh and others. t 'ie A'iiance made a few mino, it t an 1is in the cns'ititinwhieh wcre It itt iade public. The annual election of oflioers wa% 2 b- li, resuning in the choice of the fol- 0 o sig: I 'resident, .1. C. Alexander P rez iti 1t and lecturer, J. 1 % d Wak, ; ,ccretary and treasurer, .1 W. I I -id ; mmbL iher of the executive com. 1 SIt e for b l.'r'e years, d. L. Sluler. itnenewly electet otlicers irc, dual% rLaaed by Mr. W. N. Eider, of York . I)" Eird was chosion as tihe Stal V A tloe's delegate to the nationa' v !ounel of the order, which meets it, %v Washingt-on in 1900. and 0. P. Goodwin a s eie-tcd aiternate. d The thanks of the body were ten. it red to the railroads for'their kind. 9 ss in :ranting reduced rates for tho b lk iaLs to tie State alliance. t, Tel-. foliowing aesolution was unani- t nioisiy adopteo : i luolved, 'That. the thanks of this t >ody are hereby heartily txtendeil to w he retiring president for his faithful a ervices, his untiring zeal and untilag- e :ng ene-gy in the d ischarge of his 9 luties while president. 0 The Alliance then adjonurned sine a lie STATE NEWS ANI) NOTES. olt iical a i m Iidu strifal IiemIls of Value it to 0ui' Iteaders. a - Governor MCSweene3y has accepted e resigiation of W. P. Snellgrove, L ,.tupervisor for A nderson County, to ake fflect on the 1st of September. Ir. Snellgrove is going into the cottonL ill business. Li -The people of IFlorence are indig :nt over the appointment of a negro aL 'stmaster . The city council and t( oard of trade wairt him removed. S enator ML1Aaurin will entreat Presi ent MeK inley to change his appoint- p 1k2 nl t. --Col. Henry T. Thompson has de. il lined tihe appointment as senior cap- ti tin of thL Twenty-ninth infantry. Ir. Thompson's resignation is due to i is appoi ntmenit as commandant of w he piri ncipal military academy in fut )hio, which he has accoptetd. it The'Iw Secretary of State has issued ii comml iiission1 to James i '. Gostt, 11. l .Wilson, It. A. Gray, II C. Mar tin Si nd HI. I t. ilarmore, of Williamstc n, e 5 I c 'ooators of the I .n k of WN illiam- d ton. The capi tal stock is to be0 $:'0, 10, divjyided into shares of *50 caeb, bii Tlhere are only two d ispensary con. Lalels in Columbia now, so far as is no0wn, and they c are wearing thiir istols in a hielt, around their waists Li nil the weapione can be seon by any hlienc to ordr recently sue by i he Guyovrferno.h -Th2le Southern I tailway has let the onutract for hbuliding thIree large waro- sy tutses at theli' water terinus in Char- e eStoni. Thie 11oor r'om will cover early two acres and will bo large u notug h for ipresetnt needs. When com. * dceLd thec rondl wvill be able to hanolo IcL >ig shipments for foreign poerts. -Tlhe sherif of Saluda has written d ,o Governor' McSwconey to secure the Li acce..ar'y req uisition papiers for Ma- b) 'iun, aIlias MIuss l). Leach, whoII Is no0w d n Alabama. lie is wanted in Saluda d fr' assault and battery with intent to '1 kill. The rcquisition has been issued at andl De Lioaebi will be brought hack. t, -Carl Whisonant, the second son of k the lion. C. W. WVhisonant, oaf Cheo ?i kee County, killed hlimself Tlhursday t morning. 1ie was l1i years old and an 0 0eet gunnor. lie took his breach- 11 loader out, of the house, and while lhe n was in the portico thbe gun was ac- a cidently dischairged and he fell dead. t, - Chiarleos Wilson, the negro who W killed Privato Godfrey, of Anderson 's battery volunteeors, last September and who has1 been at large since, was d brought from Kansas and lodged in t jail at Charleston. lHe was tracedi to " Kansas, where lie wor'ked in inels. 0 'ril evidence against Wilson is conl-" clusive. in 18912 GJoverno' Tillman oifere'd a n reward of $75 for the arrest of George " Moody, w ho was accused of killing 0, Elenry .Jones, in D~arlington County. t, Mr. Jiohn El. ilennis, Whoi wr-ites fr'omiii the ollice of the blhcrilT of i''iorence County, says that after a great ,leal of trouble he has arresied Moody and-r turreid hima over to the sheritY of l)ar lington County. --Congressman Stokes, at the next session of Congress, extpects to present e a bill providing for the printing of the valuable South Carolhna colonial r'e cords, whiclh this State a few years ago obtained from the originals In England. The State h (1 the copies of the recordd made at a total cost of)i about, $6,000, and the manuser:pL is, now 11il(d away at tihe State capitol in the ofllc of the Secretary of State. Th'ie Stato is unable to have the print-I lug done, andi the (documents are oIf such grcat value that Dr. Stses has boon moved .00 prepare a bial looking to an appiropriation froim the nation .11 government for the purposo. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the signature of, Many) druaggists speak a good wiord for Alligalt'r ILitment, although mosi~t of theam have linimentS oif their own. 'l'hie trulth must18 he'toldl someltimesC, and1( it is the where otherts fail. 1t pe~netr-ate dlowna to thie causo andi roots oif the pain. Soldl evnrywhen. B114 ARP ON THIR DOG DAYS. L;IVICFS A 114880N IN ASTICONOMY. lie A nse'rs ltiigalit's A botat tilt, l'ICNSIt 1'aboun -Notiit' HOM lkO l'osiesasedl With ia Deivil. It seems to tiie that I had bottoir ani wer soto olf tit"" itOrt'st-in quI . lons Lbhrough tlt, far- reaohIing iit'dI im of tho press. liro ar IeI three In utries from amongi yur reader who 1ish to know somwthuiig deoinito atolut hos o-e'd )d d days. Of courl I now onily naim 1 t from bo ,tt vasit mItitudeh !1A 0 1i0%h io l'ootw , Or lia:.l Ito !. hi i V n ot Ih tho diVen11t and 10c .e tn, ! ( d10 dat -0M%0 V a 01r, ,to 3r fact-, attl thm ll iut A n i% ItI . r wsh Iit I% t h wrot iI I i wilI I ,.r J i t -4 1 , o ( o I I w iv to t blit )og da. ; 0 \,'.' boloro k 'h1ht. gI'e in ar'I. 11n 140 'Ii'irius Ia Vry ma ignanithienCe n ;Itn it, aisc4 in in11 Iiit %Vn Ith11 the un, for it Is tho e righbest I str il tilt, Ihelallvenlia and Its rout heat .idddi It, the hI i at of thio kill icreao. s akid a :to.t Iiis tiht, t-oin V cratulre it, long. .W:, tihs con)juneithml 01ntinue's. Hlut tis I-Ising wit'lh thlt V 31n Is not a (!,Ixe n It. vatrie's fr-otu b., 3rd of July to il1 ithh of Auigust, tiud1 10 h 1nit, almain3131te makers tk, nt averagev day akid 'et downi .taly 200h 8 thl, tir ti i at% Somei datto it,,kt Iuly t 4th, bilt tiles iaos muay miss it two r thrve weeks. It i ; gentrtll 1 1 l vv t I I at LII ts t og dlays contiIIue f',r forty days, but I faict tlat Is an ut 1114 Cinito portaid, for le colinictionl of S-.rtus witi tilt sull iietitties la:,ts for lift) -torlV days. 'T-ho AiII of the wholC maittor is thiat aboutliL Uls time' of tilt year we' mtay look for 'ry hot watliher and shllowers aillost f very day. and it, cil it l'odii'r liilling calither would bL itas 0,oodl at namtil ls r' 11y. Whether Sirs ha anytinig to 0 with it or niot ,et Clani on1y13 stur- I lise, but Siriuis Lilt dog star and I ave thle nameil . SII-Ia4 is- thle %ery rightest stirl 'ha- haictvenis, and is in IC mo10.uth of at hiue dog ai cons1t0lla oin that the anciet. astronouers I liled Ciblis illijor. 'he lincient I' yll- 1. as imiapptd oil the :,tarry ieaven e ith iiaginary aiilia's and illn, such it 3 do0gs, hlears", diragens.. balls, tier- k) I iVeS, )rion, e tC., atd tI it le nlie.3s they I ive to groups tf stars aiitv to never :2 1Cen chaingeCd. Ther1-e is a big dog ind s. little dog, a big beairV atid la little bear, v big dlipper and It little dipper. 2 light in te Li tOif the tail Of the C tile bear Is a verV notabile str cal Id e 10 I'ole ,tar-, or N-ortLi sutar. that uivi LItos used to s:il b1Y ind they called C, Cyntiokuros, which In Greek means u dogtiail. Prom tiliis lule we have 1) 10 worl cynosure linl so when we Say s I a beltautiful womi ini ani assembly (I lat sue i wlas thle cynosure of all eyes it i ( tivawint to. saying tliat she was T le (log tail of the corC0rin. Jis t hoV fL i :ailors got to Calling Lhis star the )gtail is not, known, for it is really in 'Sab Minor. the littl hear's tail. Tie It ielts gatve man1ily name110S W tihe stars tit ith- ti ings in natuLe that they re iihled. The vord comet comes from mietuits, which meals a mares Li . ie word hitilic Comes from luoit, thie ) 0on, for the anitcients believed that e U mind was atfected by cha.nges in Those old E'gypLianis wCre very tim i littive ind superhtiLious, blit they i2re very' letarned. Hoiw they got so r' laheald of the liebr'ews, God's favor Speoplei, we doi not kno1w. Their0 tr'onomlly, mathiemiaties andl archiitce- l re halve neCver beenI i mprove'd. Tihe. rip iures tell us that, .\toss was learn Ii al the wisdomi of the I*~y*ptians. *h naoks : Catns thou bind1 t~le sweet L iihiences o ithI'Leiadls or loose the dIi nds of Uion ?" A amos calls them the I . von stars andt~ mythology natufes thern mi e seven ,isters, butL mod~erna astrono .are say there never were but six and hi' er'a are only~ Six not... l nr.: the su pt r',tition about, the lost i 'iciad. Their htb weut intileneos" aire said to come Iti Jim the fact thaut wheniCeer seenl in the le 'atvens it, is a sign (If good wveathier, and iuife timel for vessels to sail, for pleiad ~ cans a sail. It, is like the piretty I: .)td halcyon that iiter'ally mneans duck ., date', for' the it.ee 'duck nieve t, .1hls its nest on1 thelit cl bliiy tilt sea $ IA-Ii pleaisant wtntler comes to stayv tooii sta-,on. hl Inne Lih' word als wt -Lla andt~ 01n an egg. 13 i I reckoni Liiis iS 1114 nogh abouit, P .i d ays. It, is la relhef ini tlthese trouled a mtts to havei' somting Itg w Vrite aiboult o :'de-t the P1iiiuine ant lud wvar e-an.i lb ~Is andi~ miobs up N orth and iy nch ings liwnl Sthtl and Kenituicky pitis-.b icre are good plel everlywherCe 9 bio would love to live in pienie v-it LI icir neilghbor~ti and thle rest, of man I nd, but some1 folks atre ptossedt~ I', iih p, devil nowiIadalys, just. like they used lb >lbe and there IS nttbody Lo cast ilemn Li it. Th'ie people ft 0 upon excitLemnent n oi'e than theyV uiitt to doI. Cotmmu- 01 ities want sensitins and1. potl itictians si ndl pr'eacher enan hi! found twl ho get, al 'iemi upI. Governortl Northien had harid ly H] (it the~ lLAt'mians, Sothied down he- mr )let tihat MIii- .1.wtt gets up lb counter t(c 'itan t andt~ 4 itanV tto ri'bsC ai toiuand .. olar 1.0 tlCOmto to Guarieston and move - ie liaiker faim ily to Hoston. Why, it, on't, take morei' t~hanl lb huindredl. They in lie seon. withtim her comning if they .int to go. Ther's a nigger in that oodlpiiu sure. She either wants to .arry oIne 9' put $u00 of that mioney her pocket. Wonder if she would it, like to c'ime to 10arly County and~ ike away a fewv more or'phansl. T1he ny they dto things down in l'arly suits uir people geneirailly. Suppose lynch ig docs nId- sti)p tuhese outrages. I f a iittilslake blt9 a man w" kill the nah:. if a~ ligte cariest olf a child the jungle tibe brute is pursuedC~ andi illeu. IiToese negro brutes are ini nitely worse Lkiin snakes or tigers s' nd haive m~ore sense. Suppose they Ci rto tiot identilied lit otrd~ling Lt) lawi, no ft 'od negr't IS ini dauigt.r and the~ bad l 'nes are oIf no conIse~equee. Th'Ie devi .d 01s tibemi a Ii ttle. sotoner, that's all., Il t, the North how'. l'htey have it iowv lid befor'e. Lt TLIhurbher 15sano hiisn Pso LIIX it. IIeti hais maude mliillhons (lut, bi if t 0 outhLI aindu I hope)1 19ur p10eoI vill boycott him i. Th le impudet*nt, im. )er'tinent, coinceite'd swellI . Sulch uit crnces of his donI't, jostle tile wagon. ['hie S'nuth IS juist rollin( along as a Isul. Th'e Nor'th is haiyIng their iioody str'ikes aind rowsa an~d rilots aind ve lhivO la lyncehini for evory outrage, 10 let, the procer sioni proceedi. TIhe lillierence is thait twit~h us to good~ citi ,en, whiute 0or black, 's in dtnger, but< p North ev, ry bitdy 16 in danger. Life 4 111( ptropierty at Oleve lnnd have beOn vantonly destroy'ed and1 ( to inocen t Sinvo soulfe red inr thacli n th ito u ilty. aiit doesC 1Tiiurber care to he can CL!epi hie governmenhith ~ontriaa Lto fur-' lish i' tharmy iwith earned good'l y I Fersoll net.ve4r paind 9~li. more~' pi''u md11 t~he tears of that l'lhIlippitO wair L, was denolughl t conyvinee oven him11 ,ba11 ther'e Is obl iged~ to bie ainoth:-r vol hd, a ja~i gmt to even upi thingsi ) coitur'se, thte pr'ofeszionatll uilitar3, 11en1itar' for wariii. II hild anid teara aire 1oth Ing wilh thiem.i V Ictoruy, famet buil promhotion ar'e thteir SOlodll ami tion, *AA The Rind Yon IlaLvo Always Jiouglit, iid1 whichi has been in use for over 30 years, ias borne the sigiature of and 1 ls.beenI ladle under his per. f4r11311 :IlIpervisionk 8111ce its infancy. Allow no Omie to deceive you in this. All Couantert'eits, 1:i:1i:Ii and Substitutes are but Ex. per ill I:1t, ir ivMti ili -with (e en1diger the len(41th of Iniaitjis u 1t1 ili renl---- -perienc against EJxperlinent. What is CASTORIA OlmtorIa, Is i siahst itite for Castor 011, Paregorie, Drops anti Sootil~itr; syrips. I is .Iarniless and 1'1easa it. It contalus neithier Opiri, Morpilino ior other Narcotio substanne(. Its ag-e is its garantee. It destroys Worms and illays Feverishnle's. It cures Jiarrluoa and Wind Colic. it relieves Teetlhittg Troubles, etres Cim stipatoion and It-tulenl., i assimilates t11e Food, regulates the Stornaeli 3(1 1iwels, givilg healjtjhy ain( natural 81eep. The Clkil(drF(' s liaca-T1e Mother's Frien(L. CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of Tho Kind You Halve Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. "026 0NTAUa OMPANMV IT MUAR1aW TRECT. NEW VOIK CITY. THE HONEST WHITE OAK HOME-MADE = WA GONS MADE AT THE GREENViLLE COACH FACTORY Are the Cheapest and Pu t Special Prices for "5'c. Cotton." Call and see us G. W. SiltRINE, Supt. - - - H. C. MARKLEY. Prop. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~co ndena,. cc,..nenl n fct I Cse..tie1tPm. M Juino lith1. I 1:. nonet. lidlof as ngrT lm STATION.'. N. 1.N o. ?. - Y S Ni I8E Oo.n* j o.3 No. 1.n. Ni.1 Ni.8 23 a mn Lolunild ii~~1 05 a mn Alna ~''.8 ~lup . 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".Pr.... ity----... ...... ....5 2 i 14 m5ai r ~lur~l.. 6J)a 001a "r 3Clumbi ............... .., p g122 pi -m _ _ _ - -- - Ningvy-i...................2 45 p i rW mlign..... 2a 9 0 Orangeboruv. ----... ............2 002 p in IntmeP(1 8 0 . 12m B ranchvillo..-.---.-.........2 14 p m liw22~ia 2 6a 2 6 Summervlo....... ............~ 7 8 p m ~ ~ W o1 A rargletn.......... .......... 89 p7 m~ Bu~Iou~. N.8 o 7la 5 7 avlo..........Cai.~.~ .0 il p i ~~l.0)n6y 60 " 1 .. nin miner vu.....7 782 10 inL.N18a.U .1T~ 1T.... 7r0 855rao~o " ....HrOanchv .23o....0 "5 60...8... 82410 2la "t....Oran.ebu6 22.a"9520 822a 8 u1 40a r"....C- )Nm Ii... "82 > i 0 00ipon. ~ ii0 p i j 90J)7 n " . .....Al on.. 2....L 7 ~2 0 810a-- - ______ - 100pa 81 . " .....uan lmuo...." p 28 5 Lv46plie 0 2 ~fa60a 810 2 0 20p " ...... Unin..... "~ 6 05p 780p ! oilc .. 88 10 89a 20 p " ....J n il . ... " 1225 65:t 05.'O1a 24Vp "........oe...... " 121 7:o r 4 6 4'2lro . 6 5a...... l125a I 14J Ar..partnbur.1 2 4 61)rp hutte ..1 0p 22 2Oi .~'24p gA.sheille.Lv 820p 85p' vie'2,~r 2 01a77a "P," . m.".a.. 10, 87an, ~ on .ni in. D1in care lp y ntna.04 0 7a12p Trains2 l)I oeav raiur ,. A. & 12 division, I~nji M . 20 nttbud 6:3a m., 3:l3t. 1 m., 0:18 p. m., ~ cbng..i 2jpj :I .*a m.~p I :'v. ., (Voshi t iule. Limi 28 ed. ~ Lft . i nor t h bound, 5:5ana. m. 2:34 . m. and 5:22ap.1m. Vestibled Lh ite) .otLbon 01 a. ~ m.. ieIj 0.. n a1 0 2 ~1j :6 "P ."3 . m. ( Atiblo a. it d . eta .61 Plna alcaougg(.11 IiTrains 18 and 14 carry sup.28.Pullmap parlo B ars betwe nilCharu.lsinan shll. iun a~ V-a iiso .. 0 FRA toNK tri. uiorN N aN, J.al M.rouLP j~(.-f .8 7 i O~ I Thrd VP. Gaon Mgir.lh, A f 1 iso . t.Ar..........7 1 8 Waesthngto n it.o) W ashngton2 a, 'O......4 8 31 W 1 n. TURK :8 , H.sibl HARitD.)(WICKll.. 3 88 8 72 Gen. P~lave. A g' nvil. A.' Gen1 . a s n ' .4 ri . . 4ID4 Wrshingto:0 n, 24p. in.lan:2p.i. "Nrio5 .5 2 a..0 COf p. iii. 1 2 DAit 1 e-o.. t lioii 1y .i.. A.Ala terP. 01 I45 00 8 Bon 1b pr i . (xest i o c ited). Ar tat,5.1.61 I06 10 Tri L 0211G 10Ol ca.ry IMcgn PulT maCo..i anti. 13 211114 car 'y a rleston.P1 No.821.1 8-O.y. W ~ igtnad o~r onesed eshn le of Passener ThrrPlman. cars etwen Chalestn andAsheille.sloe i ni Ears hlet. JNow Yor Itdhe18O9. VI(A K S.(4ANNON, J.M.UI4P leNorthbouasn to.1sN . Atlnt andx o. 30 Thir V.. &(4o. Mg., railo gr. cry an alo btwen N.v Yorky an Dapily. W aaleingteia, D. t W ashington, 1). . i 'h u nt a l T. a d l r l . n , & W. A.'J2IJK, 8,11. R UDWIC, ~ leAzthmt, ET. A .IIA( * Y Ge.. Pas. g't. At Gut.Pas. A' ~ T" NoreoA .....ee tataadNe ~11 en roto lla........in~oidager S/~~~*42 between o kra...n...rolO oso~ l"ns Wesaminutern alaA WP I, Con t . ... gconooc fbag O rtanburg.ta tad~ng~iyn (. ~.'. ?~) I!IA)' VCLI.Charlotte.1m gan. As Ar.(4~n ree n ro o feSlpig ar A I~ilU~ '~ll. IN Il N 1CO. Ns 11 0 ;3 a 1 2ul:a apin-1 2 O25 - '- souhboud N .11 25na 88 00 r p 8 5p . '... VUAK23.31mO .... ..... L2P Washigton DO W 13hin...... 6145. 4A WK 20 H pWi6p ....72G Aw~guau.,Ga. Acini488 pla7e02NepT.......Pa7 A42 3 they exclaim, "My volco is still foi war." Wo are a long suffering ieolplo. A n 1thor London paper ham heen s<nt to m0 callk d Tho Christian. Alnost till if It i gtood ortliodox reading, but an A metican corr ipq)otiudent givti a long atalogut' of our reCon, lyt 31chinigs iII ',Ilk Sottlt andtiul along the in Is a nogro i an fron trillin for asking for a drik i stda waitit' and a whito girl olght 0ars old ly nobomd at I. ilImptol, (a., for It, knoIi eaNe. An1 l11 Itgliliman ravoled froIm A tlanta w i th ono of our OWW4n1m411amld tiabi: "Why thesio ne k' r' om'em~ll to ho 41iutto hlappy and % w'll Olmii I hoar tloII laughing niettilyI1a1l tho dakpos. I hat sup. thd lioi wiro very In isorablo, in I 1Ihd you ovor kill a negulr-roW , h'i . no, fi'. W by d( W you, ask m hat qIestion ?" "Well, I had sippi.d hat t'P'y m11an In thO South killed t0 or attro nguir- ros every day or Wo. Now thoro It Is. 'l'h inan Was in arnlost. Itd Wolls and her' sort mado IU18n helHo fn l ilnd this Imall h Irbor Is backng thom ill. Tihe lly Pall'r that pmblished his slpoech itd hadul ini ig hioad lines, T''hO Iuso u rity of laIfo and 'roperty at tho utm,b, had in tlho nexIteolumn, "Mork rools for levlaInd,' and tlt Cath lie 111shop ays "Anarchy rolgns. Itiot revail18. \'isito's fear to enter our poi - al. O'u etiLzn 1rO in danger of th il r Ives," oe. 'I, hurbor Can, 8oo that. evert 1 mind, we will givo them I irly 0lauty nmv for eviing gul. ... , , A Titt-: N I-:w C'O'1ON 'A u i'. - 1 Tlhe Aitlo railroad commlInisslonl hils ma11do 'i bl I ts nlow standard tariif of cottoan roght, rates, w lieh becomos effective Lugust 2 5. Tho tartil plrovid4es for a ediaction of from 25 to :.'> )per cent. n1 til prosent, ilate, W hitcl was estab islod when tlo Stato was produe nig not more than -100,000 halos of cot Ont. Starting olut with a rate of 6 L'nts rik hauls of 10 miles and under tho tar If inCrea'ses live I miles at a titme', ,he alto Increasing with it one cent lit ach jumllp up to 100 miles. The mile go tWet jum ps by tens up to 200, the -40t-100 rate holng 25 cents, inerL'as ig One cent for each jump unaltil the 1)0 rik is reached that being tilt A1110 as 170-to-180 rate--84 cents. 13e ond 200 miles the miloge jtlumps are J at a time and the rato increases a Ont for each 20 miles, the final 300-to to rate being 40 cents. This Is aid to be the iowest local Atton freight tariff of ainy now inl op ration in the United Statcs. It, was repared and adopted by the commis on only after a thorough study of the ucstion tnd after numerous hearings ,corded the railroad tratllIe managers. he new rate will mean much to the rmling and the cotton raillI interests: CHCMS O GIHN1UftAL IN riittsr. liftilit and (1urious Paragraphs Gat ierei Fromii Various Sotarces. -At the Paris exposition there will 3 a colossal orchestra of 467 perforn. -Whenl Aguina!do was a studrt at e San J uan seminary, in Manilia. he ited a boy's paper cal.ed L,.*R lblic. ---t is now. estimated that, the loss ~easioned by the recent flood in Texas nountIs to $1 8,00)0,000, one-third of hich eamt represents the cattoni d.. r'oyed. -it, tahn 81 ,00.000 a yeari to t lpport, e hoy king of SpaIn. while is ma: aiws $50,000 a year p)ocket morley. oyalty comes high, but some1 1?.!(ple4 uist have it. -The censtus ol Cuba will o ttkan United States soldirs. This pur' 'se of the administration cani hardly taken otherwise thban as indicating Lt. there is no present inte.ri.tion (of tting Cuba work out her own Gestins -Trh3 net earnings of the Southrn ailway Company for June were $50o, 87?,a gain (If $l01b.151.(05 over' the ime month last year. The earnings Ir 110 past twelve monitha have been l[l97,:30.70 an i nc~rase Over theC pr'e (11us twelve months of ,$i,0:5.477 ti5. -Lightning caused the deoath of :07 er'sons in the U'nited SI~ateis last yea&r r'd a property liss or $1 ,44l ,880. P.ew ',he deatha occ'urred in cities. T1he I i)ual number of thundlerstor'ms ait iven loealities In this co~unti'y average3 3t ween tiraty- live andt for'ty- live. Ti e oiIXnuml~ ia a,) 'Go Soduiiheast' n tat-s. -- 'dtward Mrirsh all, th e v;imr ir >r rty. m-'tm (.ubal. hIs u nde ".et ampu'.1i On oif a leg. The opera t'tIOn wias mad 2' 3'3'Ausary because of paralysis, and1 in 'dtr to retar'd its prgrs Mr:. M iir 11all was5 wvounded In the spn and the time hoth I I~s we re paralp3 .I is courage' and( indom Itable will aided aterially In restoring him partially health. An honest I muan in this v day and age hasa little 'iI ' netied to fear I -f - death by hanging. ..rThe danger that inno cent men wIll dIe upo01 the scaffold MEM~l-has been re-. d uce d by modern laws of evidence to a minituum. Th'lere is one ppalling death that still threatens innio mnt men01. It Is a slow and lingering death om31 consumltption. Onie-sixth of the hu an race die from this relentless enemy of umaanity. Probably no subject connected 'Ith hlealh is so Imaportant and so little nderstood as the coniservation3 of vital >rce.. The hiutaan organism is a wonderful machine, and is 80 conistrulcted that if ex austive draua hts are made uponi the vital >rces duritag youth aand maiddle lIfe, the lechatusma ret p oads for the time, but at the XpenseC of its future usefualness. The mhan rho overworks or exha~usts hlimself day iter day is coatItanltly overdrawinig lisa i.re of vital force. 1einaally the miechan itm of supply breaks dlowan and the man econes a physieal battkrup)t. The me haanism of sip ply in a iman is h . stomuach. here the foeodist tranlsformned 'uto vItal orce. If the stomach is weak and thme di.. ~estion imnpaired, the blody ceases to re elve anid store. uap vital force. If the Iratight Is contiaiiued, consunuption or some >tbier equally fatal disease is thle result. Jr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a treat producer of vital force. It enables a natn to daily store up energy to' do alauost my amount of work or staild any amnt f exp~osure. It dloes its wvork tharottgh the tontachi. It tauakes the week stomach Itrottg. It facilitates atid icreases the low of digestive juices. It promiotes and >erfets the assitniilationt of all the life. givintg elemetats of the food. It is the freat blood-maker and flesh .builder. Mr. F. M. Robiett, of Xenophion, Tenn., writes: " I cant heartily recommliendo Dr. Pierce's 3oldena Medical lDiscovery for ildigestion and orpid liver. I was very bad off' and tried dif ~erenit doctors withi bait Ilitthe benefit. I decided a give thae * 'Golden hiedIcal Discoverv' a trial trud I sooalbegaan to int prove. If it had not been ror Dr. Pler'ee's Glolden Medical Discovery I. be leve I would not he living to.dan .s