The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, August 08, 1901, Image 1
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___HE EOPLE'SJUNL
VOL u.-NO. 28. PICKENS, S. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, i o
BILL ARP
QUOTES I, SCRIPTURIUS.
He Seeus to be At Home With
the Eible-The Dreum Book is a
Hu"ibug.
A tlanta Consi itution.
"And in that. day the yontg mien
1311all see visiols and the old men shall
dream dreats ; and the hamittimaidens
shall prophesy."' That is what l'eter
told (te people oil the (aty of Pente
cost. And Peter believed that the
days foretold by the Propiet Joel had
already come, for the devout Ime f'oi n
every nation under heaven were there
prophesying an1d speaking in every lan
guage. The people said they were
drunki but Peter said, "'No," foi it is I
only 11 o'clock inl the tuoi nii'ng." I I
reckon the topers dran ml0oe in lhe I
eveniing, just as tncy do 1now, '114 i
wetnit to bed drunk. Ilut it lIta alias
perplexed fme to fiinl out when the age I
Or pecriod of' working mliniele. and see- I
ing visions ceas.ed andl why IIhe innver r
was taken away Irom tle men of God.
'auill could work niaIles tit .!ave o1 to
heal otherl b, bdt ia to die by the exe- v
entioner. The, blood of, the mlaf.Itpi a
was the seed ()I the ihliach, butl 1h3a the I
time pas.,ed when dicams atoi viiIS
are of' no f'orce, orI meaning '? I was I
rumIIIinIIat inI-, abou di: ) II n ". , hI a s I 1( ;III!w I:I st a
nigIt I dreaned not. less t hlln three t
hours in bIiuitt I ill a mllinkl.e. TIIe
cloick was striking 12 aid I urtarned it I
was the lire bell and I saw the risini
)moke and then tlle hi oif' h 1lie i ,
where tle hotel wa; buiiill:, I a
firemen ehlmbil.. ladders and 1h-v. d I
ing with womiii andI rl hiiren ill 1ieir .%
a1111s. 1 saw streatll oif wdi' r dlo.iilig
the roo' and poutring ili at thie %Il- iIt
dows. I heaId the exIeiIl voices i!
ireiell and pe l3(1 al) il WI nl .st d ill I;
f.raie elforts to keip the it, I rm it
crossing to the next i- eI. I saw
Unouighl and eid enough to take 1
houirs to recite anId vet I awaketied r1
with the last stroke of, the halmiier oi .a
the little hell atot knew that it was the fi
(lock ( and not the fire bell that had a
caused that long, exciti ng dream. This y
Same expei'.ienice I hadl mlany yea ,- ag.Lo,
wllel t.C e ieport. 1 11of' in pii v d il d
lream tIhat Ie ill in a. iijuairel In I Wt%'een 1)
two of, 1nV frientis andl contilntie inl a, I
( orre s[).eliliCe ill w\ h 3li1 .113 aiolog y 11
.ws (elel aied and I was caled Iponl b
to assist, il the writiang 1id several let- \
Lers wCre passed(, lilt to 1o p0lpose, (i
adit1 it eilded il a chiallewi!e. eco ids I1
vere choen-the code duello was care
illy conl 'l ited -- he grountd Aosen
I he 1 tie fixed I and the duel too k place;
a1nd1 whien1 tile irF't Shot wa- ired I
- wok. The report (i the gull haid
j)recipita 3t3 and col'leltralttd l l of
that 101l' andl aItxills drecAlil it.to .1a
sq coll w tiine. l)oubtless Very 1nally
people 1h1ave had a similar expIlience.
The1 mled call hoohs record nually -lleh
5st allees, anl I oid 1Iroughatn 1eeitid t
that all dreatus weIe ilsstat3i1t313 s.
I ) 'Ow3I1113! I lileni 1ave the haane e NIi- %V
twice. Ilose who are iesusteAiLd de- Ih
elart. that every event of their lives I
eaime before then in) the instailtI or los- V
mg consciiousness,. Timne isi nothing, IL
It seemsi to lie annihilated. Thre is
1n) em11oti I if SurtjpiiSe. If 'ou fAther 1
Or brt'otht r or friend alleal' to 3 ouil n %
13 dream you .e not surpristed, though li
he has been dead miany years liut o
ILord Brioughat is wong. T'he1 smile o
of an inhin sleepjing mi its m3ouie it
arms comles from a1 dre(1n 331 t s11 not 330
iiin tnneouls. Somleti mies it conlini
ues quite a whilie and3( co(ines5 a333 goes 71
Th'Ie tmothier believes the( child sees 1(t- 1b
gels and heavenlly thiings. Mayb~ Ie it u
(does, for of such is the~ ki ingd omi of
heaven. I ordii Jliugha1tn is wron1g.
for meni and3 women~t who have had1( 1u3111
of the skull removed and leit. the brain
exposedl have d ream ed whIilIe th e doet- ,
I ors looiedl on aidl saw thie 1bra iin <hla11e
and1( pulsate and become excitedl aindi
dlistulrbed andl~ tihe patiet O wohI 13el1 of
aL bad dream~l. Wheun thle sleep wast
sweet, tihe b'aitn w'as ini perfect tepiose.
W~Vhat ai w'.ondterfuil piece of mlechlan- i:
ismi is this body ofI ours. It cai all I
sleep sax~ e thie heart am33( lutngs and0 ar- t
-tories. They tnever sleep nor1 get a 1
day off for rest. ,1 ust thinik of it. For (
se3venty3- live yearis th1is hear1 t of' 1131ner
has not failed to beat, time fo3r every 1
miomt1ent of mhy existentce and1( sendi its '
warm31 blood3 to3 evel)y part3 of my body'.
Whiethier 1 am31 aiwake or asleep, it is i
ever at its post of' (lilty, 0 l'oi thg.
I kno3w it is tired1. And so withI imy
lun~gs 11hat eiase niot tly Vr n1 iigh t to
bring the heart its food(, its str1enlgth
and1( piower. The will, I hie b rain3, the
eye and ea3( CIrs~--thle senlse! of1 smell3 and1
taste and1( feel inig--alIl get sleep 113311
rest it awake rentewedI, 1but thle hiear
it death11. 1 ut the miystery' is how is
the brain conniected with the w..ill.
Whe 1 th Ile will is asleep t he braini
seems to run riot and to revel ill en
riouls and1 fantastic fanicies. It is a1 hoy
out of schodl. It is v'ery i1 likete elfeet
of opiuml oin the senses512 as deribe by1 13
DeQuinicey 131 his conlfeslsions. Th'le
will seems13 to be0 the lstr'ongest, anid mtost
r'esponsible faculty of manil. The hea' t
is cotmmonily called tile seat of' the atf
fec~itin and3( emotions--in fact, the
ver'y soul of man13, and1( David says the
heart is sin futl above all things and des5
petly wicked, but thatt, of' couirse, is
ligurative. Thel heart, is but, a lump of
llesht-a miachiine-ani en3gin1e, 11s it
were, forl aL mlchaiali purpose8. It
VI1 has nothi31ng to do wi Ih aff'ections or
emo.,(i1(tions 01r sins 01r cimc1i. It may13 1)e
b Iadly diseased ail the manli niot know
it. If his stomach IS out of order, bc
knows it qluickly and3( feels sick all1 over.
seat of thought and1( reason, mike up
the spiritua11 pat of 31113, but how tey
ar'e conn1ec'ted is known (only to the
Creator. Generally they work in lhar
mouiy. Sometitmes they (10 not, for', as
Pall say', 'I"that I woul] do 1 ti no1
and (thait . would not do that, L dtl."
A friend asked mno the ot'er day if
believed in dreams ; that is to say, il
dreatus as a warning, or zigiln4 or pnoph
coy.
No, 1 do not., The dacmn bo k,
humbug. But I do believe that aome
tilmes there tire s4pi'it1tlt ys4o lls :b
come in sleep, ol t heIV are Vtry nue
Some are too well aIwhlel'ln- i 14
leave any doubt. Swedenl'4rg Na
Ilullly of thlemll. T' trtoinian, a1 '
L.oluP)Ser, ays I lli h Ii i a ;q '" 11,
Lo 1111n one i_.il t, and challen edt h
lo play him) St 1411' 1 1-ic, :1I h.- -41m
posed thle vil's itn 141'' in :t d 1:m
1 14t 1e devl sal\.41 it, and <hn :4141,
In1d T 'it i ill .ii oil 1 )per -p l it,
twvakt d. Colerid,_e s aYs helkm,,.
Ili poel f ' b K hnl ill i :11k),
I cxt mI r in A V I I b r -c' I pilb 1 .-; in
lialbt'nalties ha e h10savel i
Irein,- but I he tuo :vi n a
(ilullioll of a l 1 111 1't. I ; It li: l
nind had o t( Irm sin, p ant ham
tle 441 nsitive11 44a a4 . 'I .be
4.44M! 44* 44. '' m III .
re have goo14 d<beans or Li 01. a",s
Vel lids alulo-t al eli t p m ht
( 1.:1 for1 441 -:pIper 4:l h w in a
l. ol, i", T he -t, ~ -h i t
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i ab out n W 1, i . 1,
;tit I4" 444 I'4 1 ; !'c 1 .C 444 I
I 4:tv 1 he1:1.-n vti m n 4 - - a:
old Dce1&iu,,t 4 TS a1t :.x~4
the Mine:; of o..d r i 0-. '.,.'
1<(londike.
'1144 ;I \ C~41 .(~ill
n'ic rivak' ,.a wiclit i 1e l ;- 1
(,%* (:- Ie n)* '4 il I a - ( li 'oli.1 s
4'IV .4)I(i e ( 1 , 11c vk44 : , !4I).44 .
Ioll)c i la toll ' dil ) o. l i
hill1 41421" .114.111444: I
d :1)a vI:. t- 4 4iu4 a I in . b )t- , f l e
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otl414' lli4 ll44 i tilt' -ye"'44 )I. 'e . i :
4n.:1 , 41W .114 4 L I (2'er bet 1.44lin for 22r
041'a ner 4L of the lant , gt ldi it i144,(4 ah : '1n 1.a
l.e y 0 wasCiII.11 r e ly 114 huen I ''" :I hi,
is li l ed h\1 theI~ ownt::sii~4. ' ,7$ t he141144'
11411414 4l.441 1144.1 ) i h4( * lili' 414 h4114n l' t
ratedI11 ()1441nsloc. iie s44g.( Io tlil,
hic aZssay ed4 .4t1' .000 ' ,7 at1n of )b.
hI4t bear1'igLs4i. ('l1 be 44 144m etn wo
.14'w 4)4 l i ' jillts ain4)ed the a ~ ( ll .
its of4! t hs hr n41 4144n ti4'm thtie \\ti
haunedtC4' (141 . e ihiI of414 the I.: hit
l~'41iii.e i 4)l 4 th I lil r 4 itl'el44-rC fran1
tie filet414 .h4it r4he ': (it ll rthiI '.! II 41tail
ich l11a41< 14) wa4 tl~ ': 1 m lied 1- 11i'
hVe1 Iet Ilaerth (4 11h1e le: .Th' r ui.
vouche t oVs .4I' .a .11! (44. 144 (.
I).01el , \ EV4 0 o '.'''a4.b xit4 it. 4
11j4I th i Iialnl l i n 1l4'i un 4''44l.4
orit , n1oi the prt1il'ene of L.)4 W .~' i -
ner, alul. that404 the.I1 av)an1 iinnp)1 o ii ht
4.14n fom Wlrlth e lit vei sex~ce-hItii.
helo thet olel furterd bueltrw the su
mtIatu 0 1taet n y a h
atb. January 5, 1S!i, which resolutioln re.
quired tie Surveyors to locate the
.he boundary line between tho counties of
ill. Greenville antd Spartaiburg, at aid
near Peliham Factory. All of the de
Ira- feiNtlants anttswerecd, except the Pelham
r at if s. Ot A pril 2, 18198, the case was
tet referred, by consent., to the Ilaster of
og Spartanbimg County to take the testi
oi Iuony al(1 report, the same to the
Ie Court, which the Ma',)ter did, after
mlioing several references. The case
r I was tried before .1uige Gage at Spar
tanhburg in 8eptember, 1899!), and lie
filed his decree (lisiiiissin the comi
.. plniit on October 10, 1881). From
10 said decree plaintiff oi October 14,
t- IS9, gave notice of intention V' ap
1o peal to tlhb Supreme Cutirt."
,- 'e position of Spartanburg County
W and that f tho o e opposing is given inl
part inl the conclusions of Judge Gage's
dcizion, in wich htle set aside the
liiloing fI the con Inssioniei s. .J udge
i age held, among other things:
.1 coilutide, therefore, that I Al il E,
tat istics is only aln historical work,
1 an M e description given there of the
n <tisputed line is not of hihtug force.
Mills' Atlas throws n light on it, (Ix
Scept it. shows Iltitehings Mill to be on
Stle Greenville side. I have found
r. noI tatute W hich changeit. s I)t boundary
.deselihed inl these two A( t s, the onle
I of larch, 1785, and tlie othtrl MarCl
. 780.
S "1 My conclusion, hleiefore, is that C
the old lndian line of Cooks' survey
is Iie 0t1e lie betwixt the counties, I
t witihout. ielerence to the couise tiarntied I
in 'statute and willi.it reference to I
Abner's 31ill. If that be so, and if' Ile
li-le located by the report does litit con
a formithereto, ilhen the report is wronigz I
I aInd I ite award eailmot he t nforced. t
I " It nmy be that the 1I a rrison linie
if is inl the neihliorhood of the Indian
botinimat y; bitl tilie very object Of thi is
it Survey Was neturacy. It is adiiitte(tI
on all hI amtth that a p art of the Peliim
Milk lies iii (Greenville; the coitest is
e about the mill ereet~ed inl the past ten
- ears, wlere does it lie? All the sin
vveyors testily the Iidian line can h)",
fccurat13 haiid dowln; it P not1 a caseV
t i'pproximjuationis. It would he un
i able to ,o tihIirough the test i motny
- , shoitw the character of the survey.
r It satis e hilat the wor-k was not
s dione with exactness, that in several
i v-wuwes it is mnanift."ily erroneous,18
;i i .i a ptrmaenillt. vork it is of ito
va tle..II
It A i.d t his leads in to a conisidera
ton of, tle last question, to wit:
"S1all tlie report he recommitted or
i tj' (ted; :- od if Irejected, shall new
it < m lissio (Iers be ialied to locate tile
rt ttue line?
t am of the opinion it would not
Sbe wvise to recommliit the nultter to the
ti hree ge l-m eni who have already
(I 1mide the tfemlpt ait location. There
14some an i lity for the appointment
l t %anw 1mmtiissioni to (exectite the
wok bui Klit :It this Case th defetnhint is
possessi ii of' this disputed territory
i ii has no( iiing to coiiplamii of.
The ii inti fl resists thle appoinit- t
1ellt of e' In In issioners by tOe ( inrii
ott lie 'romd thi.t the location of the 1
ci'tity ]it)( is .1 quiestioni of' policy for
le law-nnwlug power, ai int of hiw
lor the jutdiciary. But in 1his State I
he same or".aie law wilich created
ite law-iniiiiitg power and tie Court
i eated als the cot ties and set their
bohiieis. There i is as lit tle au ithIiority
for thle L e-..slature to inteivenie as for
.the Court to) do so,.
I inc (linie to the opfitijon that. what
dis ai trule couty 3 linie is, untder (iulr Conii
it W"'hey. liowever, winhout r"eferetie
to he e-:alrigtsof' either sidhe to
have a ilitecetion by the Courit to inw
commtlissioniers. I thiink a lit aidjust -
ment of the contriover'sy can be bes.t
it and1 quiickes5t reced by vacating th i
.i award'( and stoppi t g t here. Wise|
etitiounse atid muitia c i o-ope rat ion can
(10d the rest.
y" I t is, thereflore, oi'deredl, adjudgedl
io an'-1 decreed t hat thle aw-ir m nade lierc
mi; in by 1. If. Hlarrisoni atiil W. J1. Kirk ,
p-' ltedl Ifih Ap'il, 1881 lie, anid thle
samie is hereby, set aisidle anld madi(e null
"It is Infuter onrdered that thle coimi
ipiait be dIismiissed."'
'flT' Snupicnic (Conurt overrules J1itige
Gaiue. The f'efhati Mill proper'ty
tinter i the detisioti now goes enit irely
itwo Greienville C'ountty, mai it is
1e stimiatedl 'ycties of' Spari tinhuirg
Count iy t hat lrinI M0,000 to . :t)0,(00t
worthl of propier'tyV t hat has been ini
eli deci'lion filed t'o inito Grieeniville Coutn
ne y. ilappearis that the decisiot' eils
lie the ease.
oi
e.It is said that onily to wotietn ini
I*the' United States mayit use the mails
wit lionut pauytmg for I ihe pr'ivile ige. These cx
womeni(iii'l are' wvilows oif formner Ptresi
denits. They itrie Mrs1. J1ul ia D. G rain
he 'tid Mr's. ILucretiia A. Garfiield. A
franli' iiked letter goes thIirough the miiails
wl vithlotit. postage , heariing their sigia
ture, citherci stamtiped 0or wiV tteni itpfon
thelii etivelcopes. All mail martter sett
byv Mrls. Glarfield and Mrs. Gratnt, un
(let' thisr resp iect~Viv wrtftn auto(grap h
'itSxin~iattnres, anda all tmail mtiiteri senlt to
iethies~e t wo womnetn, will be enarried free
)kduriiin g thi lc"Iives. No( signt aturie 01'
mfiiarkls ar't necessariy to the free can'
ritn!.e of manil mttetr to cithlier of t hese
ti womieni, Ithe addrei'si hbeing &tullieient.
li MIrs. G arilield hats enijoyed thle furivil ege
Sini(e I188l, and Mrs. Gr'anit sinice 18811.
mti- '[le late ex-Gouverntor l'inigree, of
1(1nI Michligan, sitbserib1 ed to a cli pping hu
eni- reiaui, and' kept all theii pr intedi comn
ur I- muent atbou t hiimtoself. hiis was kept
siin a set of scrapfhoo ks, which tare said
As- to containi forty-live thousand columns
acd of newanneer comment
face, locked inI the einbrace of' the j<
Ouls sil.
The st y of t.1' discovery of
minie and ils iOStCt, (f unitold I
(lull wen:it h wa- to.d by I r. Oppeniei
andcl pr vI a Iust intelesting nar
tive. FIL, Ve y Is 11"t) be aiid Mr. b
Kaiser, oll I bis city, .,plitrechased at tr;
()f hla in l el ulle CoullN., inlcluldi
mo int ig uee thlanl 5100 aceres. Upi
lhis is hm)1'ali what, is kiovnc as t
ul Ihi lrine. T i poperty , fr<,
recIis in i I SV.'Siloi of tihe owel
u worked 3 from 1822 to 1858,87 milli"
of d1lhus' wort th (t' of gio bili beim, tiak
fium it inl this time. Since Mr. C
il. eiint vatne into possesslonl of tl
('oliiihi i it hls bovein worked consali
ly, aInd alay i il inying basis. TI
mvwnerls at (ne timne were offered Z :
omtHw I'mr this inopet ty by a Nt:
Y-rk Yl o heA e.
A hirt 'ini:e -.:( Mri. Oppenhii
w 111111.o'i-hed by W. II. I''iuker,
ini 1.01 4f he exit-lece1 I 'lib g)I
eilwn.il i,. \\ilko.s County, thirty mib[
r ib:- ('.nin iia niine adi liftev
inile ii m \\I iihini 1 n. Ih cii in1c
p c- <iwith r.l. Finker's de-cripti<
I li, 1 . 1 1 nd il-; co ti'ence ill Il
)[' t! -id inl that, -cclion, IMh
()1111)t tlw til.l, w it' I 3 r liitkillt am ( l
l c'-Ii h a l Mnc w lr. u r T inoano
'1h:1 (' lIbia M iniI Com paitNy. \
ccii I
in .. u , c i't Io this lto 1 mal .
it i Ia' 1ar fr the hidde
w.*.e!j~ibh. A - rdi davs i s it
.'Ii . "r i h a ri u c examiatill,
4f thei ''il h ithe atimer Illili
nw 1 ]. c i;4l. From kill ile coticli:ions <
Il- .! (ild it e - wa ilIIenced to Sink
'mit in a t-ln poilit. This ho du
au Iafte -. ling tw into the- vart
cih of welve feet the vein c
a nok.
\ . M r l' .It . mrt\* 11l 'iti'r bei
vc I I' it inc \ e'. Iva,
tr i Iit a: pc o-v (1f' 1) pe ctin ui was Il
.ie upnt' a-d A oo s l
;, Ii 2.1 I 're wi disicovi n Il M I
's % yc' c iuini icateil with .r Oppe'l
i hnIc. lni i .it ir liicl ar
.\f! . (f1Y im n c t .I! nce to W ilkv
l - ill iIm hc open 41)t 1i lit
I \Itr. 1,. c eir for: tle. un1
11 i 1 o ie un chli-Zcd a dc e.4 ic
. cc I ." ~ .i Iii vcti Ilik'W th I t'
.i cc l ( ii wi i*er I ; lii biii c e
.V.I o i i. iv t h. uil cit
A~~ ~ ~ C.'theP - 11 deve!!0pmen(1; t i
I i i I. I pt ( tilI.i ie |
[)wI lc It Ill. itlie ili
will be inl work cut, il
y .t 1 i ,, it 11(rted as 'b)l
l'ec illI, l iullt s-evi I
* .(Is o1 ' I it- co oalc I
I ' : theC~ ba l the den -i
1expect 41 will be founli
the hulciden etIcal. N1
Srewardc for the di co1
he ,this being th u 1 !i de:
' i in- sto), is t'lll by 3I
h . 1 .n co cn a iii with Ih di,
t i II i Vc Vei 1 ' 1' C
I I''~~ iI IecI tii Ic c iii
I e I. a I II , w1 es m r to I lI%
I. I I Ie . -h Ie r t li - ,a t w, I
n i iiib. . iie is ac d. af muict', Ic. hoic
'iicu l is - r ely icilce 1th:1 tlccit i
d.I i lltniy yLars I Ih ohl m i
haI Iachi , I ite luoo c Ii*S I li rO cih
; :n :iiic thacct ofI te c!-I.-bl I e ci sectii
T'ili .day In'woubl gath~ier upi t cliii wcil
1 c shciing; pari~tics Iro thli Ile yardi <
hin lii h i me, and1( tomlot rocw hie wou
en toi the ede ol ac ne-byk creek :ni
cc:. hcis sck withi earith. Often' hie miigl
bc iee ia ii Ilcii lililed with eath seai
ccd hv t si t wasinig for g.ol
St vr i dla lccpassed but hisc labor wc
ce w rded toIi a morie or lcess exitent, atr
cin i!iis. Ia cnon hisc livinig was inadetl.
aimnilit of obIl vari'si ng I romi one dei
ri tc o ; c w v cdlhis. Inc tis way' 11
I cc m c-c h i dweh, wiin the~ vei
I c l Is lii -Ih cl Ihaft whu ic ma k- ti
iiltt-211 2 to iiunki hci
GRiA~c iVILf1E WINS
THISE COUNTYV LIN:
A Long' Staniu1; Law Suit UL
Geect D.ciecided by the Suprer
Sh~n-le't in Niuwsc andii Couirier.
Thei Supircnile Courit has1 decided
cciio taid ai interesting~ cuit, whi
ihc -c hee befoie th le piublic fir soi
timci. 'libe case wacs irehctive. to c
hiiouiir linhe betweeni Spartanht li
:ccii Greencviile cociities. 'Pihe dleccil
Th'le rcsci'. cof thce opiion~ hasic hi
enitirely ini favor of G reenville (Coui
andii si-'tonsi thle conitenitionl ofhi
tcuntyv. The( Generacl Assemtbly
line ill cliue-(1ctioln the Courit sustaic
lie veri dictI of thatt comiiission, wh'
hadc beien oveirruledl by ,Jicge, Gac
act i unos thec poisitionI thact, the e<
n icssion's repiort, muist be s-ustaini
itunless fr unii hadic beenuc alleged
-hiowni ci wacc to be prlesumiied that.i
comicion. ealied out, the wa
mapped out1c foilI r it by thie proiiondci
11hc ( c ieral iii i embl~iy.
ii t hi biefic of four hund1(redl c
-i foV p..ies subit iited by one sidle
oic i-s a condensed$Cc statceent
T. s I -tionl wa inscltited Septi
heri i. l'7, in the Cuciri. of Com1)n
wa im upi.trianbiurc- County to
ii :oce mc ..s ccl madecl by al board ofII
- cveyor .- p ccnted unoicr theo pro'visi
P ofi ai joiincc resolut ion oIf Lhe Gecneratl
saccmbly of '-outh Cairolia. naim
THE ORDERS THAT
ENDED THIS W.
An Extra That Was Iss
From Greenville in Me.y, t86
('harl ston News all(l Courier.
A vety ilteresting flewspatper "
Iit,"1 publlished by the (Ieentville, S.
Solltlletl Iluterrise, onl Mhlay 5, 1I
1lnoUnIcillg the cess'Ition of 11ir
b'ostilities eat of the Chulttabooe
. inl possess3,ion or at citizeti of Cll
otte, N. C.
The " Extna" coversi only onev side
I small sheet about six by Ioil-rt
Iches. The head is oly)N oie co I
Vide. The storV is as foilows
M'1 S;OUTIIE-:MN E-NTE-:Il'lil
EXIi A.
(lwe tl ilt', S. C.,
l'N il).\V, 3.\ \ I'll, N i .
11(IGlill I M'Ol'TANT.
nsiatlion or Aiz ned) i ost ilites tEast
the ('hattahloorhee ii%' r.
I0llNSI'()N'S .\ND) SIll-:lIA.
' r 1)-: IS.
We havek ben urnishedl with a eo
If t e ftl i t ilIpo0t 'tMitlit .111d illt
'stitcti Stles, whtIeb wet tivi trilte
I~lile ill til. s11lwpt. \ t. llopvvgq
u reSllites n t ie it i, siles (of' t'r I
le1f. l an. :lw.v 41f Ill cals, 4i k 1
Iresenlt su1spen-ionIl. Th anide: -, h1(
|Vel" li\t-V doltit out istil liteI ih; t
'erVy Iltl4 or s ri'll i tdhly atd it
tIrthIerl liloklesltii'tlt (cculr wecell gri
lit i liut l wtee kly tg re t i in
G reensboroin, A pril 29, 18G1.
Cul112lti ilt i llier f t iht'alert, S.(
Goll. .lilil aIll tiesires \pill to Illa4
lubli 1 the olIn 4olrs :
licatitjl ualters Ariny )o 'elill.,
Near Icit lnsi rt i N. ( .
Ap il 27, 1IN,
enIterall Orders No. I.
liy the t'e tS of kite Ailill1ry CI
e tloill latie oil the i'il, by MAt ,
It-]e. W. I. Shtlmanl, S. Ak., til .
cers ilnt l ( Vt filli i i i\' 111 the
elves Iot It) take up arlin again st i
litedi Stat tiltiirlprplV rehe\
ronmterolgtinaa hl
ei~e glittraillels fi l hv (I'ldl
It iteds aliallist. llotiitaitlo bit t l- tl
ed States authol Ities, st lon as 1
) ti hat oblilgati I l idm 1 t141 111 la\
plita ti ittwllr iey taeso ill. t
on even th tt-tt slug ititit It '
For theseu objetcts nilusl rrlb
)e nladle itutill iiately, at d aletr
hSLtrsibtiol Of thtja rpa
lie L' psw ill 11111rch lil!Iktl r 11)(1i1.
r0) thoder riespeelljtve Sill, 1.i
hell Ie disbIlde td, tIl ret.AiiA Ij
o11a1 propel ty.
The Abjerct of this conven(iot is
ifientionl (o Ilhe extentt of the athor4
f [lhe corumanlders who make11 it.
1 ejilts ill lag lawhlichl bil o
ry ope of oulr success by war, im
i oll ls crowd tal the (i'11 '1 spali
hol isboe pIy of exp i
h t vc Uyd of this wall 'it il a
ailx iu co ll r ) f rIn' filll I Itr dv
ation anid our people frain r.il.
,1. . E- J4)IN-T4).,
1.s.- Ullattachudi I'litcer4 Ill an1*
lid limtyy withill fill- cotItIll'y. of I
Allithloochiee inlay ialso acciept I
ermsl' of thle conve.1onl.
TILLMAN IN WASILINGTON.
Workiig for the Charles;to: Fx
Lied position and Talking Pol1tics as
5. Unttal.
A Washington special t) tilthe l'arl
toll vening I't gIve's lt i.iowi
x- account of -enator Tliiun 4 vi' 41
valious opies inl whic ihll 'sai the
ed ruo4vernenti) aiuns4i4$t .\1 1 .aurin is in teli
e e, to force h1n to a i)44il h tr the
.wople at once. Tibn.n thinks It k
Well not to disctls the lverpii- i- i stimil
lo n4ow, nl)4 hie Say3S that 1 . ihuinl 4'vlhlvy
42 intist. havejs114tice it it revinmite in a q,..
t peal to ('or gr.ess to sectire it. The inl
Lerview is as follows:
Senlator Tillinan, of Sottih Carolinia,
is il Washintlo ll' 41 ithy or two.
lie calletd at the Ti I utr3 )patiruLent,
f%.r thet purplose of1 hioling! a conlferenlce.
With see'iII llty ( ' nd other ollicils,
rebalive ilo lhv exhbiNl, at (ho corning"
(h:1 h1s1-1 n I'x1'NpI'mition t' I ) 'Hilnt'.
4) aor Timan 14' cen4li'lent that the
Ilea 4ury ll pari'-ivi44 i lth d 11 sono
ill lr.-In \1h 161 d l i t siton. ,
toll.
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st 'p of the ip tl'iry 4 hat 4 j 4'c 4447 in-4
'ns' " I))4 they <hi~ ti y i n,441(4t . ice ' Sci' v,
not w14 jilitak up44')i)' th 4n 11 44-r .I g b liev)'e
be1) publi st( m(1'in4t 4) w..nM hIet141t pio 4IU(: d
the if n thn :le-ip - liew
Coughing
"I was given up to die with
quick consumption. I then began
to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I
improved at once, and am now in
perfect health."-Chas. E. Hart
man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
It's too risky, playing
with your cough.
The first thing you
know it will be down
deep in your lungs and
the play will be over. Be
gin early with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Three sties: 25c., SOc., $1. All druggists.
('onnit your doctor. If ho says take It,
thn ito is li any.4. If io tells you not
to take it. Ilieu ueti't tako It. ie knows.
I.ave it witl hii. We are willing. -
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
IN A 1 UMOROUS 'VIIN.
J1. wioIl owes him a liv
i it dois. All Ie thas
wot1k and collect it."
- , buhit i lin d it harder to
It h1h1:1ni1to he abouit, it.")
I' a i'ti rante. You haven't
il d 6- 1 lishin siem ically, that's
-'lii 'lnhlia lresst.
ttIhI-ntDinnliIh betginis to think
-ifl :t lii t Iny sharpll.
! Tn Not I htutitelehh surely.
ih r- -Yis, li rcetily iade the
e Ite rY that there are lines in
l .110r. 1's hi Ink verse that don't
I- it W1 rTy y ui, dear," said the
Ill(, "to tink hlow% soonl . aan
in leave voi.''"' "Not how soon,"
dil. absent miiledly, ''but
-1 n llcs I tvin, 4f Yo(ngs
I-O. * " .ly lte yearlls Old,
a a "he nulr:3inlg parsion,"
",1 % r(* rds thlil othey day by
1'11- :,1%venteeni coulples inl twenity
r niurs.
V . , I unp1re'Sicd nI) tle Filipino
ahldianis h)ad pro-spered as1
ur 11 I 'n ent.
hat~i a l lo- sa;v?"
- h anled :oko if, woodenl Fili
t oh1i11 lit titimt ill f ront of cigzar
iv l be i tIn "-- -Chicago News.
Nf! M. Westonl pmid mle quite a
likl a bir~d."1 .Belle.
- .id jtidge. Ile runs an
h. ki l l ,oa know ."--Philidel
u! I ou.t i
" w it lIltinia. I saw the lit
h ,i ihat hive in water th ough
in- stpel hast, evening, and
a n i in'u ti) have themn crawlin'
- 1n% lI'A i h ilt heir flinily little
Ipritlty,"' said the young wo
* lt lhe is so obitiouisly imade
answii tredI i\1iss Cayetnne, "'I
p ndeiilrintg huow 81he got
a i l-itmtil ithiilout. having dutlly
I ht ter asx a work of art.''
N! i-lioom wats hiotter than the
a sntl stormu. T1hie judge
w k, thle jury had wilted.
Y u hitnor antd gnt leen," said
a t I'yifo thie def ense, ''1 will
no heat It~tetd argtlumentt, but
I..d attnt to muarshal the cold
\ni he1 wont his case..-Cleveland
tia old onty stay oni the right
ii <d the k imarket, always he'd
ali ri ht.
" 's ay enouigh to keep on the
" Yiu thitik so?"
'(rtitilv. 'Thle outside is the
",bt jh'.. -l'hil~ihlelphia Precss.
" tt on , she murmur) t edl, as she
a thud the~ tonhiitlght on tho sica,
" Ys." Slhe wats silenit for at long
I tili'.
it kishlii.
"I .e wonderi iny"'hether, soe
i\ win1 ihe thietrn neter was1 up in
In a- i tVh l a Uttildtred, anmd the ice
na n lit r. i u atnd the (?ream Was sour
:1 i hee workintg hardI---I was won
hom whtheri you woutl call me an
aglIbn. I~otIi answerl righut awvay,"'
hei added lii. t hat col, business-h ke
alnt thai, wome-ii ate learning to as
ttmit. "lIake your time ainid thin k it
CASTOR IA
For Infanuts and Children.
ho Kind You Have Always Bought
jignaturo of
)tP'ttl)NS i'() i'TIONS It NO OI4JEOT
More calis thanti we cen p'osstiy illl. Guar
ant en of piosiions b:uekott by % &00. Courses
nte eiod. littor imy Ci me. Otntalogue froo
OfLrcBAs. ,00 BAHSNS OLE