Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JJrpplr. Editor aid Propri^r. OIRCULATION AY. BErTKMBLR 14. 18H2. n piunann r+j* Ni IaM ^■“SSprass * fwr * w ’ c Sboathtera«tk>aAl oafj- |>m>IIo<«, *% atrotif iMifutfa which BwlwiWw mm O tfc» th« »c»rccr, »o m« «)t« ipio cxpcr.s who cxara- u 8 bmiu have decided that cly sane nod tliat hi* hang righteous. r - ' IDATIW who may be defented iu prill) nr V elect iou will he ^rnt* rn that a»nuunmoth circus will Black ville carl^ iu October for comfort. . BaATTON, a Standard Itadi«l there are only two partie* , lie u ooi Oreeabackers i reemiriog (ly In the who woi^« *be Iiark. Utererr hi .-••® TOT J ^her property, U of law, and there W no real for hiif^h there may be a good deal [bidlaoe, in oallinr an Amerioan »' \h^J5TwIfiS h. (in.. in' are good reasons for a better In- tfUiinal understanding on this ques- i—in other words, for a treaty—but reasons are of a practical character, | it is unprofitable to talk of “rights” oh, on one side at least, are aot •at are books costly in tide country P perican people hare cheap books, ** ,> *know the reason. They greatly They greats comte cheap books, and there Is no ic«l*»y why. To whatever extent ^WfA recognise authori, they will etonm booka knew life in ~ the freersitioi the claim never ex- for dear books. KogUnd we await the >n—the transition from booksP In the pie buy books—here m. -Our publishers pub- for circulating are littb of the great may be'bought at reod- V low prieee a complete ly be had lor a shilling. >inrt authors oln brg s o u M begin to irere tne poaoe. that only he bronght from Moorhead dty. N. . where e.,uare C, by way of Point Lookout from Pow- ,0 elf s' Point, N. C.. through the canal Hf , . end sound, ead making the sen at Capa bMlevfig It. Tire fact is. however. - — * • - that there is hardly a gambling house ta Chicago, where crookedness is not pract xW. la some of the game a such Hatteraa. lag the The fruit from Norfolk brought by the Old Ihxnlniog ships. Up aad down the ooaet the wa ter melons may be seen la traaeH piled as faro, the percentage against the play- high on the decks of the trim little oye- «▼•fy smaU. U ho cheating device toF boats. These boats in the winter £ ?? L plo) *L ,*. ny 0 “f. 9U Pl )0,e feSStS-fe era ports, the watermelon season opens tog toeir victims P The devices for and Veeps them bosynntil the sSeet ok ^ t ' n ^, 9t ^ •« ""T™* potatoes iemand a few trips. Upto thirty schooner Imids in a single day ^ttployrd by the profeMlonal with very have arrived at this port, but somehow UhJe nsk; and those who play faro rou- finds a market, though on- P° k « r ' etc “ m ,he gw^hhng rooms - ^ ^ j,. an# ^laaWmrewa nkmv wnm' StOMAilfliouA dealer a market insisting on aoertaii himself with a lot hands, and Is compel throw the stuff overboard. The fruit coming by the »»'ling»rcsep^fr more carefuwy handled, end there m less loss, though now and then a sudden extra lurch mav send a score or two from the deck loed bobbing overboard. At the steamer docks there may often be seen e beep of broken crowd of men. each, of the red,' eating it with great relink sad little enseny. The metre nelly becomes e frail reel ass lured that tbese •ref cm that are iaawa to are moff or less used. There is absolutely no chance for them to wM in t he long run ' la faro tbe most common method of Increasing the chancre of the dealer to vslB Is by the employment of a box so ' constructed that upon being pressed at • a particular spot two cards can be re- hundred i moved at once instead of one. In this . : way the whole course of the game can Havfbf provided himself )x, mid most of the boxes convenient pattern, the dealereaad-papere his rerds They are not together iK> Jiwmmw rmn i. i wne« he wiaU them. So he takes the t’j&autzA! of the denit. id by " legw<her I dealer esnd-papers bis rents 1 glased cards, slippery. end he The melon reallv becomes a ■ mii^ be sore that two will eeese out t Sipiin 'i^^ir!he h rrus^r>n.»n , 01 half the peh sadthe far ran well affoH Id fnrwish a tee. Mg eLIT^wliv^ fndt, ewe whkeh wire ptrhed np aad I ^ ^ >teeMve. i earns late the, he air ef e mte who Is bred ef thle tarth and waato to wW|g bfe sre V H» e toad of mo toes the tothiaa depths efoMy. r hfhndlphenwteM te the and i ung his hat on ths aa> Aid -. ^ “I'm a newspaper man myself. Itidn't know but you might want a good men on the staff.* somebody to write np the sail features of life and furnish the tearful wail, as it were. Life is full of woe, nnd in my estimation every paper should have a woe editor. I am well fitted for that poeit'on, as you will see if I may be allowed to go on and detail toy own experience to you. “I went down into Kansas and start ed auaper in a small town oh the Santo Fe Road, With the assurance that 1 would meet with- the cordial aid and sympathy of tbe people there. I didn't expect to do a big bus/ness, but I just wanted to run a little modest sheet. Tbe tirst week my paper didn't get there, and I bad to print that issue on some paper bags that I got from onr leading grocer. This w as an advant- * " ’ was already print ed on the tirst pare and it saved the wear attd tear of display tvpe. Still the paper looked meager and did net at tract the attention that 1 had honyd tor it. It did not iq4)uence the^ Adminis tration nor boom up the town as I had anticipated. “The ne*t-week I wrote up a little social party and gave the name of,a young man who was drunk and frolic some and shot out all the li 'htf. He also shot an old man who was' •‘railing off" the dance. “I thouglU-Ahe press ought to be f» ar- less ami outspoken if the -occasion re- quiredr and 1 wretc it up i-^refullv and. ~ fm»V t^rte* ytmng man ^ IIWR tee end cofc- vinced me that I was wrong. I was writing as retb.ngarticle uaegi>'«tM isna a he cease in ead kmx krd me under {ScKSSS | H® mMa to 1 e'sloa^jmd^I hUrenreirlb- P It was brought. Foe a wonder It was hot. I quickly poured pmt of the •rooMac bavuruge Into my MMtr. s&d was drinking it when a rery pretty girl, ^ _ with bang**,l hair aad feTO diamonds^ In her care, said, ao that I disUncUy heard her, to her mother, a fat woman, with a queer top-knot and $3,000 dia- morula: •*Look f ma; what an old- fashioned way to drink." Ma looked, and snickered. I looked, took in the bangs, the diamonds, and the oportun- ity. Finishing my saucer of coffee and looking the young woman full in the, eye, I said: , “Yes, Miss; it is old- fashioned, bat if you possessed old- ; fashioned manners you wouldn’t have noticed it.” I waited lor no rejoinder. '-Cor. Phi!a<kl»hia Times. Thai T< rMb:r Dln-wtc*. G.vdsuk’*, AtA, March •'>, H. H. WAk.HMe^Ov: 1 t^ed cveiy- medicine i could hear of f°r Diabetes. '»ut in' vain. Your Safe Piabetes Cure gave Inc pert'evt rcstoixuioh of health.- •—— — J. T. lavieoKTOir. —Abmt iMio-tblrd of the farming land in Illinois is rented, either for money or on shartx.—Chicago Tribune. Meb< iiiirrx. Pkddlkrs k Accnotncrw* 11 •A'rHa to I. A. BILL k Co., 19 Marietta St.. A-aat i, (it. fereiul vroa-if prices of cheap JekiHcv and Notions. Cash boyen, we v*« it ««e the edraatsee. , , rail —Nantucket has a girl pitot o* enteen years old. Knows In the sound, you If. mid. \r ser ai I the buoys That terribla aoourj*, fc»*» aad afua, aad iU coB*eaar, htlloua remitunt. txa.daa alfcetiona ot tha atomach, lirer and bowel., predated by mla-matk air both er Kite, tad and prarmt^t by th. ua. HoalrlUr. Stomach Bittara, a paraly r«S*«abla «li«lr, ,D * >r “ d . rhT.ician,, aad mor. a«d «. remrd, for tb. ab..r, claaa of dimrdar., aawoll a, for maay othor., than my mtilicint of ihe For aalo by all Progft.Ui aad Doalcra faaorally. . Thb Only Watch Factory ‘ ' IN THE SOUTH. * Petronlje a Home rBAPFSP hand*, «kte cared b; by Ceewct' Indnrtry ih •adheydtrtrttowtbT' ■ ■ a chair. I TLrr s'rrasTi- da*, n’t it was with at all aaA the eereatnc fur a total stranger, when I r* T Dffmu 1 told him i he toauHetf me wto the wood-h of mAto’d aren of nml •41 eame tef re leimM bate any etandtog wtoh hire • Ttoa he went away. • Thns esraaM he ruemr urtll fFWmda end hnngnl the g*n4 will ad the earahhehrennL and the whole atfton and fterutpdton IM ef an Me had the ad' ••» g -4 nw. and laaegh* tt tow I toll thnt I wee touhtog a mmfcra ted e ww* mew-e I mi<wi net hnee anaehne •^paetanM^to^ eefh te I aaAA 11$ -Thrtu"!< a ti*reto work v*d a tune ^t||SU|a w to play, a ttm t ■ de- sn l a timete eat j FACTOWY. 1U ft i >m ifLAm, os. ^0. i ahe Sato Irene mas has towa tefllan a Ni mt.r. c i TA>*ttT SOCTUXS •* at ♦ rtgriff .iLTIli iw ** nix mr. ail am. daeo U fhto t r >• t V. & LC7XA- I Imwhp Amm k U ■terik aa I Mae eaaab keanmaatoa Btalr Mrvns't NAIUliVP PU1* haen M i f&m m WM ffto-f mw- imm MiMf f IMF rnmrnm m —a— 1 ae ted toe fted I nrewnd ad n*ae are ■ ttHae I n.ne ’tea a • to adH t# ■ • •tow tone n* hwtermwi W Wa e «• ate tenm^ne/ttomte de«M •teto *»-m w roml mweaeaaa to •j**** • to* Ae ~ - e-o-n *m Ifwwte •• en to» iwht a to ante* wam toe asatoA 1 • an em-aoto •toe «d dto • w* eanem ea m * » d to tonhn -to toete tone to l «tl •en i^o to 3-1 M3 A .owm pmr md.— ms r-m he wm pma atom np 4MMto > '*fitei LIVEi. 'iJKE HENS L f.f to tototo to 1 ' to* ^Mpto*** *£tttxr«Lto* /vvHmf • — —. — • ia-A» m « •matedtoto to •• 10 toll ae itoa< '% UMl mMI 9mm • % er% |te -mmg ■ Mil tomnnd to dtoiv wmf MHHi mas an 4- ten- ten-i terete-tod*(rn «te » - tte* te> -te w -to ./Wrteenl haeam ’ aad wamh totoa ram i -- ami«•" tke one »W> dma Ite la the ctoea od a-trr iv-4— • tto ralerprt-dag Aw the m>to part, robe huth theheds. aa t larpa the enure pool aa Ma -ma »»ea!nce (hcf* U a> >»e h-l by which Setter Pwtoad > e renaMarahAt anatotoji P r-gs •to pato t m4 ite natoaf ton wtol ef eredh Ffwama KwgAand and toe tateetoeey •to toal T - toto^i^an tea tMtey. I Ig^reanhi^Stoptote^nhad^^toSltod FltoteneOtote | •§ #tetototo iteMpto t^dPHte —a I GOOD rftm x-to. r s NKW9 mm* vtotov 1 |p* •«#WMniPBpte ’nw hm e t * 1 rm. We ire« rstt U> in-rml lr<»m tbiaeiaae <d ope*at;.ui*. 1 h.> way to aorumnlate toortey !« to onto It. not to iuvmt it In towk pan Mirg. There is hardly a work Input in In the country who docs »ot almsluielv waate, that U, spend for that srriich d.»ee him no good, money enough to prslure him a competency if bo would pruu.ice tbe required ■ self denial end lay it by in a savings hunk inf net for the necessary term of years. If is not the earning of large sums, but •* Voyage ef thaf i Wt be the Three rworlato ere . style a« the elmllar' a d there is tbe sye**m larger i‘ foundation D - - the saving of small ones, that lave the of a fortune. We do By as the chief ^licretoie t*tig« htpru Jesirtele thflttirNbrttfllf. nut the offiy proper in. thod of laying up money is to .save it from one’s legitimate earnings. To speculate w^hahqpe of gaining it, U to M*‘k Sv^wvCPf Arhligs of sn- orner, witn tne c&anees in favor of loe- Ing one’s own fleece while in search of the other man’s wool.”—Mu; flai'en Register. iatheetowa la Atoertaa. * why preaantAbla aaadltloa la aay , itedhareaareeh wwport remly to lU iu rale ef jfajFW as ta tba tendency of thane repriatt, ! Already “ms •oat trllenng them to spdl the eale of | D maay th) |sire expensive editions, and otters fruit will stand in tempting ridges, its Wit'i which thft public need concern el ices wm en ordinary fttet to mtonv e thPnr ^ e IL.L Wh, ‘A h u Wa 1 U,d U ohMp ' on «- After the wonderful Dr. Tanner -od books, and abundant room for | showed that there was some merit la r«te I’m ate fmi mi imrt. aW mff stos» Asms mi Meket to. towa—a—, m satok m—to Sa f. -a --•••A. aamto- a-4 •*—p S«>- •tobM aam* -S to ff a*Wa ato — — * aa- mSS Saa I rme *** *• TROTH t* tesato AsstoPto e Tbs the Prrparsflons fbr War. Admiriii .<2idlivar-.Ura«i offered following preamble and rcsontion: .“Wteieaa, p,s ken try am liable to aam some fnrrin uashan any day in de sreek an’ git a war on its hands ; an* “Whereas, In oaee of a war wid some Ettropwn toJ»wer our sratermellvou te bombarded by ffz: Detit em dei and ch'dTfj. In no other wa J ! f ’-vr. Way will the sale j|fl ( "ary garbare ba ctiiniuishod The ipia.XRyoTdetcstoole mattAr -periodical ‘or otherwise -id* the lllsitey market is simply appalling, and it requires met and fought- London Echo. to be on iu own ground.— Several weeks ago, whan Jay Gould was in Little Rock, he was visited in his special ear by a strange-looking, oddly- dressed man. “ Mr. Gould,” said the visitor, “will you be generous enough to giya me ten minutes of your timsP” “Yes,” said the millionaire, in a dry, last-rear sort of voice. *• Ten minutes, thank you, sir; write the check P” “ What check?" said the millionaire, in a kind of last-month voice. “ Perhaps I’d better explain. A noted maih. m i tician has calculated your income to be fl per second- With you, of course, tfcae b m^nsy, fcto value. Now. bare given ms tea minute you saa. u> HOO. Hare the humble watermelon there was a boom ia the fruit. Many who had in before content with a single nibble now ate slioa after slice, and found after all that they were getting little more than water.—AT. F. getting Herald. itenmtions. It 1$ curious, the lore some paopli have of definitions. They are the de curious, the lore *>•* people hey are the de- persons who think, but whose (has not gone a great way. It to understand why uefini- To begin with, of trouble; it is light tma* is not tions ary in such favor, they sjtve a good deal pleasant to know that Wa have the re sult of much patient thought and care ful Investigation put pp for our use in a n.-at. coni pact little huddle, easily port able without fatigue. Definitions are compressions of large truth into small compass, and it is plain that they may be very useful things; but Ihe ditornhy with them ie that they ere not always at worthy, and II Is )uat this aaaentel petot ah brer la _ 'ef of our beet cards are what ww know as M < •Metal dealers, expressly for profea- "item are marked aards, and. there's no use of anyoatsider nuAUMV^bsm. Ttev cost little a lbs ethers, but they are ai de and worth mere monajfrNiffi f * Tbi marking, indicating both the size or importance of the card as well as the snitto w bill) 1» belongs, n generally in the upper left hand comer ef the card, and W of course, minute and almost impoasiMe ef detection by one who has not the seeret With these marks the gambler can do just ns we I aa if his opponent's cards were dealt face up- ward. With very little practice a man can learn to read these tiny marks as plain as print The hand-marked cards mentioned above were given to the writer, and with handling them only three or four times, exolaimng their oectots to friends, be became so accus tomed to the simple mnrkras to be able to dlstiurnUh toe cards without diffi culty. While the prevalence of gam bling to such a wide extent in Chicago ta. as a matter of public mocala, a mat ter to be deeply regretted, there ta no of the (femoraliiing eastern ’ to excite pity teen that a great majority of the young men who Kven fish are min-h belter when killed as soon as caught, by (Irking the bock of the bead sharply with a slick or stone. Some of our fishermen now carry little clubs or batons for that pur pose. All wounded birds and oiher creatures aheu d be kiljedns sjM-edit as possible, to prevent injury to the meet. These facts are well c-tablisheil bv sci entific authority. ^ Our'ihe^Ui TH* Ulswi. dyspeptic or constipated, should address, with two stamps for pamphlet, Worlo’s Dispsksasy Medical Association, Buffalo, N, Y. . • • . v . • —Tsro children found a revolver a4 Mobile, And while quarreling over who should have possession of it, got into a souffle, during which the weapon was (Ii^charged and one of the Children fa tally wounded.—iY. T. Suti:y AVuo has not seen the kAtL/rrsh young girl transformed in a fesrmonthainto the pale, haggard, dispirited woman 7 The sparkline e^es are dimmed, and the ring ing laugh heard no more. Too often the causes are disorders of the system which Dr. Pierce's “Favorite Prescription” would remedy in a short time. Remember, that the "Favorite Prescription” will unfail ingly cure all "female weakneaws,” and restore health and beaut; Ihreto ittoi If. T. t>eauty. By all druggists, for Dr. Pierce’s treatise MU IT AU MOM II wn Sl CO.. ,to4L.r.A. ) ah5 •teto te i— %m MtotoMP • ■•to •-ere tote fflpa ■MM • tote tote ■ to e «M • ’ to toMHh ** tew 4 i to ""Mi MAriMtefi a tones.«Wi a • -re *•• • tot *to mriatote ' a « % teto k. totov- —« p* > iwtoy MuOMtata MHO MoB&lOE * 00.3 ~ CHINA AND GLASS PALACE, ATLANTA. OXOtaOLA, ruuws tqys». * Sim i me > 11*. iiaw (Hy Valera! ■ Sms.- » einuu Fnrtt ((4 V « fw Mrth Themas Oetk CV « II bppik-atMl*. fsaieaw.’ Co—. auena, a*.. Nlli’S IMMIVU ClllllAI •M. .Ttototy <*« SAW Mill. SOUTHEfiN MEDICAL COLLEGE, ATLANTA, OA. Regular Winter Term begin* fine week in October, •ad cootinuee five months. aasnziLuf ctnacai nvmiaxa msr ciaol For Circulars or aay information, ad drew DR. WM. PUIM IIC01S0I, P. 0. Box sja. _ Omasa. With ual.fnal Ixw Mw^l>uable UT centric Krictlou Fvctf. 0 Price* Low. Wortrman-' ^ siiip i lrat-ciusa. lUKdAOtrrei Xj SALSU UlCff WP2X3, lAUk, B. 0, * 53 - — ' a « [ A crrmbhiHtinntif IT:. tiwUleof Iron, /‘'ruriat. Hn rka mi i’ltoKphoi Me ii • a imlnlnMe form . *»i« y i/# re*-, on l if iirrpnmUou of iron that irilt not blacken tin ti l th,MO rhururti~rtitieof t ■ YHthfftroH^rrpnritHons siKM'LKAKN; 1 have used Du. tlAHTsit'a Iron Toxic in iny prai-ike. toil la*n ex[>erfence pt twenty-five years la medicine, have lever foand anythin* to give the results that lm. Kaktki'a — ‘ ' “ Ion, Female, Itlsea-r-. Dyspepsia- and an lm- Aaytl Iron Tonic docs. In many cases of Nervoos l-mstratfon, poveilfhed cotwlltloii of the Mood, this peerless remedy has. In my bands, made sonie wonderfalcores. UMr* that have battled some of onr most eminent |>hYslrUii« have yielded to Ibis (treat and Incompar able remedy- Ipreserlbe It In preference to any Iron preparation made. In fart, such a —l-rmit •• 1>R. Ha*T*h - s IMON Tonic ts a ncccaalty ‘ — - If yf*wa safes- /into ral h/ nllhful ton* to ) thr Slgrstire orffmnM ami' m-rrout ayaSem, wuiAtno ii mppUombU So Omrrnl DoOilUff, L*aa of A »pr- l fife, fV—Sr—tow of rttni | rivrera mnA ImpotrmrrJ IIC la a neecs-lty In my nru-iice. BT, lyQtrt.. Mo.. NoV. ytl*. IpWI. Dk. U0i5L.I T BAMUkLS',' .ttm Wu«h. a venus. ‘ -TuREO cf THl DR. HAJiTER ME11IC1NK OOT'H M VAIN ST. AT 10UIA