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KiiWS GLEANINGS.
A muaeum of Confederate relics is to
1)6 eatablislicd^ Italeigli, N. C.
Rome, Gedrgit^ la shipping immense
(juantitied^f tan baric to Cincinnati.
„ -One acre of ground in Harris county,
Ga., produced 185 bushels of oats this
year.
Savannah, Ga., shipped $75,000 worth
o f turpentine to foreign porte last Sat'
orday;
Key West, Fla., receives about 100
immigrants each month from the West
Indies.
Key West, Fla., has sixty vessel i and
over 700 men engaged in the apenge
business.
A factory at Augusta, Ga, baa just
•k*P|*d *• order of 7,000 bales of goods
to Africa.
A large cotton terd oil mill is to be
•Jectod nt Bailey's Mill, Jefemm conn
If.
capitalists are bovtog np all
tbs goM mloss la tbo vieiaitv of C^ar-
totes. *. Q
Tbo cot too farSDcy at *«oJma. Ala
bos dulnnd a —> aaoosl dtitoenJ t f
toxb* pot otat
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VOL. V. NO. 43.
BARNWELL, C. H., 8. C., THURSDAY, JULY 13,
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the water and'the earth was several
feet rode over five miles before finding
an .outlet, of the lake, a spring in the
side of a hilt. The lake is a great won
der.
There is a weed in the 8outh known
as the wild coffee plant, which has caused
the planter a good deal of trouble and
annoyance, and has consequently been
greatly despised. It has recently been
discovered that the plant has its use, as
rope can be made from it equal to the
best hemp, and stronger and finer than
jute. The discovery was made by a ne
gro who needed a piece of rope, bat
could find none. On looking around
his attention was attracted to Una plant,
and he cut the stalks and treated them
in the same manner he had be^n nccua
to mod to see hemp treated in Kent ucky,
and the result was a fibre of good length
and of surprising strength, which tbs
old man soon converted into rope.
TOPICS 6r THE DAT.
Tirana are 10,700 men on the
fdtee of London.
police
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lx nvn months eight persons havs
been killed by the cable oars in Ohioago.
The Sultan is to grant Jewish refu
gees from Russia tracts of land in Syria
and Mesopotamia.
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At Mobile, Alabama, female violators
of thfe law are required to work out their
fines in the ebain gang.
A raernous contemporary suggests
that Congress investigate the Western
cyclones while they are at it.
Amijo Bet is applying the Monroe
doctrine in Egypt by planting dynamite
torpedoee along the Boea Canal
Tire pereon who has attracted ooosld-
•rabto attention the peat year, may now
he anokaaef as the late Mr I
Hr.nenm at
very few of the I
to the
apt to An. We An net
employed, and hundreds of Mabels are
cast aside as loo ripe for shipment.
Tire San Francisco Chronicle relates
that while hunting for deserters from a
ship at Guaymas, a few days ago, the
searchers discovered a man covered from
head to foot with long, shaggy hair, of a
reddish color. On their approaching
him he commenced to run, and they
chased him, following him for a distance
of a mile or more to the beach, where he
jumped from rock to rock with the agil
ity of a chamois and was soon lost to
sight liehind a jutting point. They af
terward discovered the cave which he
inhabita, the floor being covered with
■btoa god the indicalioui were that he
subsisted entirely op raw Bah. Organ
ised afforta will be made to eaptore him.
Sows of the Iowa a
are arguing that the
West are
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THAT LITTLE COAT.
n aas. a v. a. soon.
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Thvr* wm • msa, ’to *4 to tall.
Lives la oar funoas otty,
Wh.au aoo«tb«t aw koowUmweU
Could either lore or 1**7.
He wee no Mfcer Uutn • jnou**—
I do not etrekh the etorr,
Ke tod • tiny, old-time hooso,
Illumined with hie flory.
Bo tod * ooet, thte little men,
Be fit eiaotiy lu It.
Ho longer then e heir * epen.
Nor wider than e minute;
Thnwd-liere end old end dirty Woe,
- Yet ell who Tentured near him
Be’d Kj uo.ee Into that ooe*—to tree—
TIB (oiks were tenght to feer him.
tt wee the coat hie (ether ware,
Tee, (ether’s (ether's (ether:
And yet he'd worry, tease end bore,
Annoy, vex end bother
Afi that he met about that cost
And Its atonal fitness
Tor high end low M every
tne wit
Wbo avoid its virtne
Vow Sant you wish be ooold tore
The felly rf Ude peertoo,
And let hie aetghhan '
IWa She Pspe
That* ia a story, now gaMrally re
garded w fabulous, that a female named
Joan (others say Gilberts or Agnea)
or
aakna wtom Me tn—n. wtorA to
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iftkll
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tof M I
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me rwtoto. ton
A ewesaae* has toww
ej res
An Me ftoeto
Met *Bi eases to B*
EA> AID ■!* BlTTewa.
Carious Scetoe.
reaperUble jury—erery
a £40 freetleolAer—was imp
Ireland, to toy a mnet ire
prtaat qnaethwi. Ibmng tb* ouww of
tbo tr.aJ tba laaread Judge bad to retire
lor ball an hour, promising to be beck I
<to tbe nptoatooB of that ttoaa. The
J adge then retired, sad eo dal the jumye I
toread, and euto# ia oeee eowt, to ee i
teal be bed baea
the atottd e heatob.
a speedy eprtee to Mi eeuthto, aad Mel >
bee— might be a ■eok beitov mee I
tdee toe papa. Thto emanad ee to«ato J
earprtoe Med Meae who heard tt ato 1
toeaead eeieeA Ho toded a laeatoad aeeto
•af to fd**, hem Me estoe aaded ** ^
I w ire<-anei v ar
deeorat, but bom in Ingaibeim,
sinz, Germany, fall in lore with a
young Benedictine monk named Folds,
and m order ho be admitted into the
Monaetery of Fulda, where he wan clois
tered, assumed male attire. She after-,
ward went with him to Athena, where
he died while they were punning their
stadias. Boon alter this she went to
Rome, where her great learning brought
her into distinction, and from a anooesa-
ful career ea a professor she was electee
by general con sent of the, oollagn of
(jermnala to be the mMItoor of Top*
Leo IT., who died A. D. $85. Others
sey she was the immediate aueoeaeor of
-Pop* Adrian IL. who diad A. I* 87*.
Her title was Pope John Till; a Mile
which in the Roman Notisie, or ofBeia
calendar of the Roman pontiffs, ia •*-
cnbed to a different pareuo. It is further
related of thia “female
administered tb
great ability aatil
by he
her giving birth to a male child <
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copanty af Me cnrepajiy
(t tt eailmatod tbol tho *reik
tkw eraeoa paid to '.bo NurM $54 000.-
000 for nheat, $4>\000,0Qo for cure, $71,
Utto.'dfO for resets, and sbobt $71,100,-
f no for hay, butter, rbeeaa, oeta, spple«,
pjtatoaa, etc.
The poo pi* of Tsvsna, Fla , eat alliga
tor steak* find tenderloins in preference
to the tnn. h beef oLtiinmble there. The
mast when par boiled and fried presents
the fair appearance of the breast of a
fowl, and possesses * flavor almost a*
delicate and appetizing.
The new cotton com press to be erect
ed in Vickaburg, Mini, aoon is to be one
of the finest and moet costly in the
United States, or the world for that
matter. There ia only one like it in ex
istence, and that is now being placed in
position at New Orleans.
Vicksburg is still agitated over her
harbor. The receding of the Mississippi
river leaving only a lake of still water
in front of the city where the river once
flowed, has a threatening aspect to the
prosperity of Vicksburg, and her citi
zens are anxiously Inquiring what is to
be done to preaerve the harbor.
Tbe hniru of Minajah Martin, de
ceased, living in Tronp county, Oa., will
bring tuit againat the city of Atlanta to
. to recover 702) or roe of land ia Me very
bnart of the dty. The Kireball Hanes
awtotore yadaato to fere
• Wto kreag eerewyywl la e
retoy, ware tol eyres aad
.e>A aadf eaM are-* la a>tos
sywaunu Mag af ImmwJreAtof
E mma • ia are
Ba fare Me uretoe
i ttbnatoL
K>nm a*(*inat
army. Ona at
lyiag.
bw sbop and chaUeng^l him to s fair
fight; the two partners .traaed their
weapons, but on Garibaldi's prrUmding
to draw a rwvoltor, they fled. Tbe hun
dred* of Italians in port, hearing that
Garibaldi had been threatened, tore tbe
sbop to pieces and would have done the
same with the Frenchmen could they
have been found.
A Story of Horror.
A painful sensation has been caused at
Vienna by a story from Cracow, accord
ing to which a nan in a convent there
has been inhumanly treated. She be
longed to a good Bileaian family, and
gave all her property to the convent
eighteen years ago. But for a faithful
old servant, who followed her into the
convent in order to be near her, she
would probably have died under the
treatment she received. Her brother
conld only obtain an interview with her
by calling in the police. She had to be
supjKvrted by two nuns, and appeared in
a terribly emaciated condition. Having
refused to accept a young confessor in-
Tww J* w» m are re ■
m i l nlrsg to I'aAtore - re ttryw tva w'-re
re 1 targs erere* are ttereg anhasvrel re
aal iSare to Eh* m »wesure*. It tt retd
Mat Ma reto are sagas to angegw w
ag* wrettnea
leu froaan by ■tihiamy m bow
uaad lerguly in E'Utbstu rttta*. as tt tt
ahrepas titan Mat from tbe MtwM, ei
•apt at sreboard pUcsa. Tbe l»<ai
prtca has fattan from $3 per kandi yd b.
fusa Ui« war to tl fid.
. Ir tub ozpwsirvo of the press g.wr-
•Uy may ba uooaptad as an indtaaii
Antbony Ooaistoek tt getting buaMlf ia
bad tv-puts by ugly, spiteful work. .Ha
aupprmsss or tolsrates the '^Aasmiaviou
of a publication as tbs fancy strikvt
him. #
DAXEXBPWRK s plan tor removing to
tho United States the rejnaius of Lieu-
t-.-naut De Long and coiarules involves
an expenditure of $25,000, and is not
considered feasible by tho Oongress-onnl
Coihmittee, to whom the matter waa re
ferred. 1—— ■ ;
Nntn-e calls ft halt in Use work of un-
dergronud telegraphy. It artuouuees
that the undorgroundf wires in Germany
arc turning out bndly, and that the
credit of saverAl millions of francs re
cently voted for extending tho system in
France will probably u<»t be n ted.
JfV 1
Ms pull (
a iyi vt'ii i
i:/,111(* N't'iirs
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niMH.aKaiTHWMi
all about the
Ha iaaua Us thumb doww an Ihu naadJa's
yuaetture btt thumb or rare
ul By usd by hs saws the
» full of thread. His big
Beadle won’t pas* through any more, i
He most stop. He ends by winding the ;
thread as many times as it will go under
the button. And perhaps he ll»ve* off
with two or three inches of thread stick
ing outside. A woman can, through
many outward indications, tall whan a ]
man has been trying to sew oa a but- J
too. He doesn’t know the shibboleth of
needle and thread, and it catches some
where every time. At last the button
is sewed on and he ia proud of his work.
Human Progress.
It is said that there is a certain fixed
amount of craely in every society, and
that the only difference is the form in
which it is expressed. Where people,
for example, who arc kind to animals,
are frequently unkind, or at least not
sympathetic, with those of their own
kin<£ The venerable Henry Bergh, of
New York, is charged with being willing
to sacrifice the health and comfort of his
own species to that of tho quadrupeds he
champions. The philanthropist that
red red of
good maonen may be oiredenaad into Me
divinely gtrm principle at preferring
others to ountovre; denying salt for
tbe happinee* at soother ; rendering to
everyone btt doe, as superior, inferior,
or equal - /.
If mothers form tbe manners of the
children, they sbonld feel tbe burden of
reeponaibility. The/ may permit the
inborn way wardnees of the child to go
unchecked, while he grows to be a pert,
•anoy, forward, disagreeable, dreadful
boy,'a terror to the neighborhood, and a
nuisance to everybody but his doting
mamma. (Hie gives him a stick of candy
when a stick of something not so sweet
would do him more good. She coddles
him into a curse that by sod by will
come upon her own head. Just as the
twig, etc. Blood tt great, and blessed
are they who are well born. But more
than blood, better than pedigree, tt cul
ture.
Train up a child in the way he should
go. He will go in it then. Teach him
to respect those who are older than him
self ; to rise np before the aged. dEneaa
i memm
correct, from the artist’s point of view,
the nose should be Accurately in the
middle of the face, and at rifciit angles
with a line from tne pupil of tm* 9J9 fc>
that of the other. As a matter of fact,
it is rarely or never thus placed; it tt
almost invariably a little out of the
“ square,” and the fact of its being so tt
often that which lends a peculiar
expression and piquancy to tbe face. A
medical writer points out that there are
anatomical reasons why a alight devia- aad •***$•* 00
bon from the true central line may bn myself it's no
expected, and that the nose which tt be learned to handle
thus accurately straight between the two man’s lace, the
eyes may after allbe considered an t have artrttrel m$ams
abnormal one; the only absolutely true tints the same old line <
and correct organ being, in fact, that , thank y«*, al* •
which deviates a little to the right otr
left —FhrenoloaUHal Journal
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