Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"** **"s X | You'll ! - t; # Regret It # ;> Jt II you let the days go l?v fi ft without {letting some ol our I Grocery j> < Bargains. '> ij They can not last long ! ') P Some <iroceries are already *J fj advaneing in juice?C'oll'ee ) rj for instance. \\ e 1 ??>u_ht S ft before the advance, and ft while it last will sell I tin \ | same old price. v1 | Euy Your Groceries from ) tuaokberry w inc. an.I ail Ant ilermeol. j A positive cure for all bowel troubles iiichiUlrcn?Summer complaint, Cholera-1 nfautem. i ures \\ hen all ? is?? I.as failed. Tr\ it ? Free >;imples to all. Voil know we eoiilil not atl'onl this, if we <1 itl not know it would cure your eltild, and that you I Would want more, 'ific.tt battle. J, F. WACXFY & GO. ^ Short Locals. ?Court convenes Monday :ii 10 o'clock. ? Mr. H. C. IIoupli is niakinpj sonic addition to l?is dwelling. ?Miss Not lit* Milton of ("lies tor is visiting Miss Annie Stevens of this county. ?Mr. l?. F. Burns spout Sunday with relatives at lMidlev. lie made the round trip on his wheel. ? Bev. and Mrs. S. N. Watson' tire visiting the i wnily of Mi. W. lv. Massov at l)udley. ?Mrs W. (1. Adaiv.* and her! s??n W ill ol I? <*!x 11 i 1 are v:-il in lior <istrr Iicjc Mrs. W: !!;? !KCO?'T!MFf)Cr t toj'i II .. . . V I . Ill' I i : : AMI II IC i * i I iilll.'i I'i I x?..| I .1 , V;., i I ?ri. I ..I rr, S ?T!;i I ' !;' ' nop!. Kro: l" l! ? i 11' I ' 11 : i : I . as Jim ' i i' : - : ri; . /) Mi ' '..r: r i v< 10 \ i ;i inir M. . \Y. I >. I. aanm.iii. ? M,<. W'n '! . (' Tl :,11 anil lior oMcst dan lit' r. Mi M : i m art' atli'tnlini: I In- ?-om n I < in < 11ecu\ illi* I 'ii> \\?'ck. to cunr. i\ coi d in onl n'w. Tnki' I-Mxhf i\ Itroiiid 4%inirii n?? letsl All DriifftrUt* refund rtie monej if it fails tu i nri'. "J"'!'. ? Mr. Smbnrn .lonos one of KcrM ?\v cntintv* oMost and most respected citizens died at. Ii 1 s. homo near Kershaw on tho 7th inst. at tho ripe aero of s*2 years.' ?Tho l>eop Water edition of Tho Kvening l'o-t of Charleston lias boon issued. It eontains 101 page-, nearly t wo pages ol which j uro <1< \oto<l to a <loseription ol tho! county and town of Lancaster and the various industries therein, with some gushing biographical sketches of some of our citizens. i ? k. 5. uhfcp.kf & b83. '' V And Save Money. impure1 naims 1IT11 UilU UllU^ ARE WEAK DRUGS. Weak drugs have no power, I hat's I plain. Drugs that have no power.) make medicine that has no client. You , may not tind out that your medicine is made of weak, impure drugs until you have entered upon a serious illness, or worse, some loved one in your family ; r\ has been allowed to die, through weak 0 impure drug-. You may think all drugs are alike in strength?that a drug is a drug. Ask your doctor. Some pre para- i lions we can recommend. Children's Diarrhea and Dysentery cure, made 1 from pure Pepsi tie, Hismuth, and .nuiKini <1111-1 IIIIIJI1 VM'I C I run less to this part of the county. Thoj I nit I .awn ami Riehhur;* sections j of' (/hosier county irot ^om! rains lint li (la vs. ?Major (leneral Fitzhujxh I.oo, now at .Jacksonville, Fia., has telegraphed Adjutant (Jeneral Coihin tlud in* wants the South (himlina regiment placed in his cominaud I t lore he begins his campaign in Cuba, and Senator i Tillman. it is under-tood, is n-inir I .: :.. a . > in- j n limine \\ n i in ll< Til ' til' bin to have that assignment made.) ?Si ; n* |; S. Mayor oi tlio I'll .v ' !. < ' lro111: ; 1 ? ?.iHi' ; t . ' . ' M ' t 4 I i I! I i. Mr. M.?\ r \vi ? ? I.i-l of lot lor- :t i i I lor t!;(' w i-civ i ii Ii ie .fni ! !. 1 'is I> i.'ic 11 Mf.M iiiii>, tir nt M Ciin. I 1 i 1 i l.il < ir?I-; I)(ick S'i.T in \\ M.' ronsliaw. 11. .1. II, ii kinon. 4 Ii. I). IJardo . Mr-. Agnes t'rook ?MI, Mr.-. I). A. Mel I wain, Mrs Suannor Cotton, Mi-- Annio Fun ilerlnirk r iif of i N. Morrison. Mi-.s llerllia Mooiv.'M s |,. \\ hjit?. Mi-- lloltie Harris, Mi.-s lhiiall Mr 11 wain .1. I . < i kkooi;\, 1M. BUCK LI Vs A UN It \ SA L\ i Till: I'.KST SALVi: in the world f? r Cut*, Bruises, Sortv, I 'leers, Salt Bheum, Lever Sore-, letter, Chapped Hands, (Mill blains, Corns, ami all Skin Irruptions, and positively cures I'ilos, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to jrive satisfaction or money refunded, l'rico 2.*> cents per box. FOB SALE BY Crawfotd Bros ? U. Brandt lias canceled his ' proposed visit to Lancaster this month. ?Bevley Dye, an upright coiI ored man and a blacksmith of this place was stricken with paralysis Saturday afternoon. ? Mr. .John \V. Sullivan and family passed through town Sat urdav on their way to Mrs. NY. F. t'renslinws a sister o! the former's wife. ? Mr. .1. F. Mackey, Jr., and Miss Bessie Mackev leave to day lor a visit to the latter's sister, Mrs. A. \V. Butler, in Bichmond, \ a. They will visit other points during the trip. ?Miss Bessie, daughter of Mr. lames Masse.v, of Lancaster, i> quite sick at the home of Mr. Julian Starr on White street ? Bock Hill Herald. ? The Farmers who are interested in the Farmers* County Institute should remember that the next melting will be held Satnr d:iv iievt :it St I nlf,? to .? " " j --The ladies of the Presbyterian congregation will serve ice cream on the court house square Friday afternoon at <1 o'clock. At the same time and place all summer you can get delightful cream. Come and bring the little folks. ? Mis? Sugar Tillman of Van Wvek i* spending n lew days in town w ith her sister Mrs. I>. Cunningham who has been sick lor | several days. ? Kov. .1. K. Carlisle, ono of the trustees of WofTord College, is in Spartanburg tins week attending the exercises of his alma mater. Mrs. Carlisle is visiting relative* at ?,aureus. ?The bright rain prospects <>t Sunday alternoon and again on ? Mips (ilennie Little is visiting relatives mi North Carolina. ?The south western portion of this county got a good rain Monday evening, and the eastern : part of the county got a light rain. We are hoping for a good one this (Tuesdav) afternoon. r? ?The Southern men in the s?*r vice seem to conslrive to iimi , their full share of hot places. ' Hagley, of North Carolina, \vakilled. Ilolison <a' \ 1.?1 ? - l" She had been sick a week or ten (lavs, but her parent* enter-1 taineil hopes that her throat troti- ' hie was not diphtheria, though a few days ujjo they became at raid it was. Monday night at a late hour Dr. .1. F. Maekev was sum nmnod and he at oure agreed with the attending physician, Dr. |i. I. Witlicrspoon, that it was a very serious rise, of diphtheria. '1 lie little HiilVerer's life was de *p., red "f early yesterday tnorni nnd .1 on t 11 o'clock her .i ? V ! er nd Savior i \ tit ! It- vti.ir ''alitor, moth t, g? <ndmother, sisters r< .Iter-, and a h'M <v 1 i t Me v 11)> hearts h'eetli; ; .,, ? ; . < r .'lt d c ino ii eoni act w i i h H ii rV ! to at I o'? 'o ' I'tio entire community vtnt tl 1 ' ' ? iient - in t! Men ami ru\ ? tenons di-r n-;Aion <>f Providence. />? I'rcrrnf thf sjti> >'( <>f />ij>h tin rin. The boai i of health had a mooting yesterday morninp promptly at tor the announcement wac Mi ado by tho physicians that diphtheria was in tow n,ami unan imously adopted a resolution to -tab!i-h a Muarant >< ..sains' Mr W v lie's house and in !? ??? than an hour afterward yellow tlau-i were floating from Mr. Wy lie's pmteand the .' ir i ' I>'phthena" posted there. A policeman was placed on a heat arrnuui t>i? nri.imuuu I ? - , f * ?" I with instruction* to allow no one > to enter or leave tiio premises. J These measures, of course,were; to prevent, if possible, the spread i 1 of the disease. I 'I i I V? t I I rio<l in 11 ic? .Morrimae, Blue, ot South Carolina, hoisted the lirst i (lay; on (lie Cuhan main land and J now Suryeon John Blair Gitihs, of \'irpinia, is one of tin* lour men killed at < Jnantanamo. his lather he lore him having died in the Custer massacre. ? Greenville News. /< <' ami IWvf. I will keep heel' and ice this i summer, the very host the mar ket can all'ord. If you want a yood market, the host way to yet it is to pive it your patron aye. Ice as cheap as the cheapest. W. A. Davis. tr. Dnnhfr Marvini/r. Married at tIn? home ol' Magistrate I'urns, Sunday the 12th inst., Mr. Martin I'.eckhatn and Mi.-.- 'J\ rcsa Hunter; also at same time and place V Mas-ov 111111 ' iii ter and Mis- Ma' i on, all ' i i 1 of Factory hill. , Sml Drat It Irani > tin via. Our town was ?/*<"'tled yesterday morning by tn'e announce ! ment that Mary Hvans Wylic.' second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! li. K. Wylie.was dy ing with diphtheria, and that luanita was also ell'ected with the same dreadful malady. About 10 o'clock the sad news of the death of little Mary Kvans spread rapidly over the town and I cast a pall of gloom over the en- I t i !-i? i?nm mnnifv I'. it upoii a liirire scale. Peas and other leynniinou I l int not only aerimuil :(< nitrr iron in t he -<.i I and - ul>> ?il, Imi hv their deeply |'-netiatintr ta mot-' or. i: li! 1 ' | 'all! !?>?> ii'oin the .-ii'iftoil, >1 ore it m> i ' . i. - ' li - a ud ! i Ve . all !i?l'' til MIO-jdiorio IK'ld, l'Ol > ir. ihe - 11 condit Ion and o- t U'hl . "ft I ' I- i: 11? . . ' " I 1 !: < the -oil. 'liii* I ;m >1 I .lit' pCllOl.il l 11. .1 I ' Hi.- s lor l !io crop- u I |oi ';<> i lioni They col i ? l i i .-toi nitrogen (the most c<i-11 > cIcimci ol plant food) from t In- air an orgmize other >nl?-t (m-os in: their structure :nui thus remh them avail.il?h- to plant- w hiInivi tin -inh - le '-liu^, -: o111 ami organizing power, la all i!i partments ot lift. animal as we as voire t a I ?le. w< liml that oi spices organizes ami stores tot for t lie o'her I he 1 ion has i power o) appropriating t?> i nourishim nI. directly, llio vegeti lilt' products ui the oarlli, l?; takes; it- second hand, .ill the la ml*, pi? or calf has orga. tlirm into tlosh. So the grain an grass subsist upon the ca? i Field Peas. "Lino upon line, precept upo precept, here a little and there little." We trust our rentiers wil pardon our persistence in urgin upon their attention the import anco ol this crop. The Souther farmer, ami especially lie \vh cultivates impoverished soil. ha no Letter I'rieml than the cow pes W liether usetl as a ?iI improve or a forage plant, it shouhl find place upon every farm. It ma\ however, he used lor hay amlsti improve tlie soil upon which it 1 grown. HOW IT J M I'HOVKS Til K SOU 1 lie field pea belongs lu tli class ot plants known as legutn nous, and later as nitrogen co lectors. It has the power of a] propriating nitrogen from the at mosphere through the agency < microbes, the presence of wliic is indicated by little tubercles o wart-like excressenees upon tli roots. According to the report ol the Alabama and South Car* iina experiment stations, a gno ?r " - . iw|, in |i?-u vim's wm conmuut i- much nil ropen to llio aero < I:itid upon which it is jrrown a twenty tons of ordinary stahl manure. A horse, ii fed in hi< stall an kept there at nijiht, will product with a moderate supply of littei about :'>.()()(? pounds ot stahl manure in twelve months, or 1 ton. A yeod crop of peas wil therelore supply to an acre a much nitrogen as the manur -aved from thirteen head of horse or mules with the diilVrenee i favor oI the peas, that they shad the land during the summer an are already evenly distribute) while the stable manure must h forkeil and hauled to the fieh Stating it a little dill'erently, i will require all of the stable m.i hup* made upon a thirteen mill farm, to supply as much nitrojre as one aero of peas will furnisli (irowing nitrogen collectors upo the land is the only practicahl and economicil wiv i.i" i > ?.r,I ol leguminous plants, appropriatn iug from tlieni the nitrogen which a they organized Irom tin- air and |l the potash and phosphoric acid, ,r which they have rendered as s i similable, from the subsoil. .. The impoverishment of sc?iI bv | G continued exposure in summer s 1 and its improvement by shade, l ' are well est iblislied facts. IVas improve the land in this way in : 110 small degree. * II we were asked, '-What is ,, the greatest r:eed of Southern s< ulsf* we would unhesitatingly answer. 11nunis." Several causes have conspired to denude our .1 -1.: : ' - ' - I 1111-. 1111 |i'iri ;iii( silDSMUlce. 0 Among I hese are: 1 i a). Continued clean culture 1 without roi.ition in humus-sup> plv ing crops. . itch as grain, elover L- and grass. ?l (b). Exposure of the uncovered h surface during the winter, and i consequent surface washing and e waste of plant food, there being s no growing crop to conserve it. > | (< ) The long period of high 1. temporal ore in which deconaposi< iion continues. >l In colder climates in which the is soil i> frozen for some months ? each \ ir, thin loss is prevented. The leguminous plants afford the d best sources ol supply, for the . reasons already discussed, and because, owing to their largeconel tents of nitrogenous compounds, J ' limy promptly decompose and 1; yield tip for the benelit of their -. successors their accumulation of e p!mt food, and tlie pea especially, s 'because of its quick growth and ii it- ability, like the old Held pine, e to begin its work upon soils of d j \cry limited fertility. w o in ed not look for -ubstantial ' improvement in our agriculture, or a permanent upbuilding of our soils, until every one who tills the ; il is 1 -ught to appreciate the- value of leguminous plants as i soil improvers, and the abso'-^?^ . i necessity of restoring, throti'gh i them, the humus that has been ' wasted from our --oils. < )ne need only compare the productiveness ot the old hedgev row I'l which a fence has been , i .in i w! li that ot the adjacent it s"il it has been exposed to a p u >te i! svstom ol cultivation to; ii<cd of the importance, , i ...... . -< ? - ' ...... .. ?|'i?i.> <>i u-^t'ia ' i' a' t, -iii< : in t wo alone! ill' 1??v I lie con i rilft S(> i.' i L I ' I OW. 1 ' ! li'ii I inner and Ilorii ' - ? r, r l ti om ! -t'r > on ''i, TH'If.l SKI,I, FOR CASH AT TUB ,i i t> < si iay, July i..i i., ; v | 11 |( vioil on W l?j in' . .'is i\ claims: ?*j W. i J. Belk 7"> AC res. J Mrs. M i. |.ar "ley lo^iore-' ; 1 I.. M. ? i V ?< Micri^' .1 a*r ilIS a .inn.- 11, isits. ^ in Hi.n't Tolinroo Sj.it t I'n ?; vi i t tvvl.a co ' ! .| T , n? Mo, full of life, It the wo ..?r . . , str.iri' \ 1 ii i/. "X '' s [. t'.il II.m.U t i,ni's.nr||'uv-*-4' sturiiri: Ucinoiiv >' ' ciiic L | ' i ?? - ? i illl.-l S iff A new lot of 10 l> i Ionic scwincf 1 ,! chines on hand I \ I /y* id! oliice. i<t?