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r JLLHWE BEIMRITO. ' J. F. XlSilFT luiUur. Jj Farm Tapirs. . , < It is no common occurrence to1 * soe great vigilnif- :tr:d ski!! :nr?n, ifested in th<**?Tn?11iv:t11<>r? ?>!' crop and earlessiness, neglect and delay in gathering. * l'hiis strangely inconsistent. \nt never- ! tlieless true. > The excite men; utul rn. ; st ?; a growing,- r.'rmpfri".. or' quite Enough to siir t!?: ? nergie^i and stimulate the hope* ot tl?e| farmer, ami at this pari of the operations the whole country is1 on the lookout ami well poshed ' as to the movements of their neighbor. The man who is up with his crop v\ork and handles | it well and properly is praised l?v the neighborhood in comparison with the slow and lazv farmer who gets in the grass,is a bad manager and makes more or less a failure., But when the agricultural r ice is run and the crop laid by, thej public seems to be done with the I interest ami attention in the crop and they have no criticism to make, no matter how this crop is gathered or marketed. There is just a* much iutor^t wrapped up in the gatherim: <?; :i crop as there i? in t ho ? ui?iv:;;ii ;i and production of ir. We -I'. know full well after tin crop ;< made how easy it to he .i.verte.i from the main purpo-e. v.!?;? ii ahoujd he to ru >> thoj;a:ir and .not put nil till t. ; that which nngh' to 1 ?' iii i: day. What cot ton i-. i;!; . n . . i !i should be ? Ci !: iT tl*. possible. Kvcr>. tie it the field it drit > ot iii i gets 1 Mify and rash? out and have it Again ami agai. don't covfi v?iir ???ii< .1 i. scant, cheap, Imhr wei ging. It is not just to y. .< fair to the purchast r. A ago we were standing : ar e ton platform that contained eral hundred hales of cotton. negro was sampling the cot ten all right and proper. Another one was coming behind him t.< pick the sampling cut so as u>> tags of cotton would be lost, but he was doing better. W henever the bagging was torn, the head open or any tags hanging out. ho ; was pulling it out and filling his, sack, and he was filling several in this way. II" all this cotton had ! j b>Vn properly pack?* 1 with rocg \byging and heads w ell fa-to, I 11> this pickinr.' would ! .v mounted t<> milch. W tlo V ,j is re-woighed on i - m .v I ^ yj^ti nation it will i)? if>t i t'lilfi.and til farmor fl"~r??prr.:?siWk <.r abu Wanders, tri.i' '.a. i iiiilng n:s : '"''tAur-* daily <n< ' ' \ I t har o.. OS\(? haviV titter \. < .* " I \V? kr ? ,m" arc L'ot ton t i. (II V I I t ho acasn ? ors. | /Mr bin they ii,i\ .1 l?nillo:l w ;th i Mr ' I p o are. y to report tl : i, . I h<9 comd jir? f ;f there is .. .i: P|iro ero; it! li ?;? l>'?inn own, Acad.'"? I? !! ' Day ?'8 1J " (iir1 " ' ;? i?n?J,' such t done, it w j IJ pay. think ?. ^JRt --P^'inty iiuuinst,1 brinn shar.or '' fl'" ,! f KuarHC^'.I grof vl;1'""' 1 ",n -r-i-intj: ( We expect a Ve f',P NVar, peechos. The ^ h^j>!an ' oially invited. 3 his farm into three parts, a third for cotton, u third for corn and the remaining third for oats.wheat rve or barley and potatoes. As soon as his wheat, oats or rye were harvested he sowed broad cast|iipon the stubble h ?!f bushel pe:ts per acre, it: tie- fail. ju?t be I ore I r>t, i i. r iu . , h ....is a nu peas under wr 'i a ! r-t'.on plow. The ceetn: v : 1?" put cotton pp'?n ?hi S T'?' < -r1 w here c?it I on grew the 1 i-1 > ar. and '.rrain where the c.o:. ? v. ::s. "I lie third \eur **11 r -I 'lei'. 'ii >-:nall grain with cotton, , i't n with corn aud i In* e<>: i .?;:ai n it!: ^ i;i 11 grain, i i I'onrlh war her.in tin* rrit ) t ' i?:i u.i'ii !! iKml :>)! lii>. cot (on ii I. made all tin* stable and manure possible, but tie commercial t'ertib/.ers were used m his day. He was a successful farmer. Nothing now in his plan. Suppose you try it. It's a winner. I). I\ D. Millions (liven Awy.n It is certainly gratifying to the public to know ol one concern in the land who are not afraid to be j generous to the needy and sull'ert tig. The proprietors of l>r. King's] New Discovery for eoiiMiinption, ('oughs and Nilds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine; and have I the satisfaction of know ing it has absolutely cured ihoii-.ands ol hop< less < i ? . Asthma, Ilronclii* tis. Hoarseness ami all diseaseof the Throat, ('best and Lungs are surely cured i.v it. ('all on ('rawfr.nl III o>\ Druggist, audi get a trial bottle free. Kgu'u:1 si/ . :,?? . and *1. r\ gunrnnl i or price refunded. i rrll) iioitu sit .1 (inrtii'iis, y i r 11 \ i . ( ' M IC) 1 ' Jl<>t! :k eiDKll i.r Th" l.i'li* S* II I .!(iiirn:il ?!.: ? 1 ! ! ?. !i !, fii.\ lifV.. <! I t i ;i i I 1 -I \ i i< 'i v. ill i nclii'lc no? < ??:?*: I'M* jtliMtoirr.tpits. 1 i i I >! 'If tn:ui;iii*T !' r.r11 nn?? nnn i !'(* 1 < ?f I In* lil'i'i f I -1 <*<i|j lit t \ llOtnO- Ml \ '!!!'!' i . ' I'liri'lMMt'C ;iiti fie : i ;*. 11. t i Hi ; :?. hinii]r(.'(J <11 in ; iv ;< t _ Miloti.-, t ? uik'niirujn* t.istf mi ll<>i leu 11 iiit ; soventv churriic !? ? ?> r;? t ? ? i lot onrn-tdTH < ( :il! kind-. surh '.v odd in 'hri-t in -mil Kastor servioos, *m*|.; s??!?> forty of the pn'ttie-'t irirU" rooms in this country ; t went v-li vo floral noridies ami vine.clad house* ; and the story of t!u* 11:*11v ? wild dower* in America. told in seventy 1 iv? photograph-. ()vt*i soito photoera per*, in iver\ part oi the country, w? t.? . nipioved liv t!i ri ij.j/.tin ? > I 1 !ie-e picture*, an.l se\ cr. ' t! . n<! doll a: \v< r? j i;d in pri/ ,1 * i t in ? > ., to"r i i Jr. 'Jill ' :: .!? !\ f.tp. run . . t ; > ! '** :. \ . } i V *A i ; l your ?.-* ii\c< *un\ i* I i?- Swiii^hf f *j.\ rrn? ;t 1m#; 1 i". 1 ii* ;tt i S..u I i r iH I ?\ i:i.. \ Mv t\ ? I hU - >i ! n ol th<- ^ ; ' vi*itcd l?v Joe hciivn :> -v in the seaino last n iiI e 'i 1 to- ! . i r end Hi- ci' \ n I to a di pi h ot 11.: i' tn t in.; !i.. . , a ml I I aid lie* -non h.i - no < 11 heavier in the [ on: tie i i ! h a. ! west of here, lite winter wheal will tn* henofit ted. A COUCH is ri<*t 1 iI: m f??\ 11 not .;m to run u irri.iu. j '* ? sr. ,( \m i* <|iitckly ii.; iTi rtiialiy wiV-'A' it the at-'i'-jP <'nr. i ^7o^8T0d4rbv "ou rob"' ... r;lwioJ'"U8/ moment, >iJai?,4.../conflm /** - W. ^ ^ Wr. (dJto> * ' CALI.KI) ON l'OSTM AST Kit (iKNKKAl,. 1 Washington, Nov. 12.?Postmaster (icn. Km??rr Smith to-day Is *d :i rail from the ?' ! nation I or South Carolina Republican* who arc in the city to lay before t Iso depart men t of justice th<> facts in tin* ease of the remit election riming at l'lumiix in that ' late. I'hey include R. R Tolbort. no Republican i imliihitt-, v. In - > hrn h ?-, an1! f.'1 lit"* \tt-. i both won nib d, and National < Jon ini i I ' "<'ltl;c' K. II. Reus, o'.ie t iic FEDERAL ACTION NOT FEARED. No Klcuietil in I ho !Mm?nix Troithlo to N'arral it?Assistant District Attorney t'otliran's Deport to Attorney (Jenerai (iriggs. Washington, Nov. 12.?Kx< ; iu i'i * ? !??-1!i? tl , ! ,-\ n! ol ( re curi ing o! t he red l a j. i n I he < ; olinas it i- altogether impri bahl< jiiia! the government .vill jn?? Ore li.v fiHvo or -'ii -r? i i h< attorney rseval had amnio conference with tii ere >. t;? ihi- morning in regard to the mat tor ami the conclusion was rea h i that th" d monstratiom v. ere t not against lli" collector of customs in th; performance <?l his duties, as such the government had no authority under the conI stitntion to interfere. ('nllector Tolliert was shot while awav from his home and on business entirely disconnected from that of his ollice and under these circumstances, the government, it is said,has not a shadow of a right to interfere. If the collector had been shot in the discharge of his ollicial duties, ami iu the efl'ort to | enforce the laws of the I'nited States, tie' case would have heon very ililVercnt, ami the duty of the overnnn'Mt wni'M have I.eon j clear Ill 11!? 'ill i ; i. it .i 11. I!i ! v !< \> ' '<!" th m > iu ? <!ii i ' i > ' ' t,* : 1i, - t. . v.. . |-. jt, .! I Stiitos,l>i ' > st tlif individual, j'j hp <v. nM I. v !. T'I :!?' !.?' ?t i . * . ? \ it lIiu a1 t1 i : m1''i r A<1 in)m i t' .uii'Tiis It iv 1 l.v 11:? ir''VcriiiiM'rit. ! ill- :.tt ... ?' i: ' : :ji-rii* ?t't !: i? ! -ram t< ' i : ot Iii i| Sfiilo* t11>rii< v ..: A r ] \.<i i\, S. <: I ).-|vt > |.>'i of .! net irt>, WaAiiturton, I >. (Nov. 1 1. l-'.rnr-t l '..( 'ochra n. i<t a n11 riitoil >l ales 11f u nev. ,\ inli-r~"M. t-.<: ^ nil will a* once lake energetic steps, lnc.rrin?r the necessary expense to ascertain the exact situation in (ireenwood and adjacent < miities, and report the same immediately t>v wire t<i me, with a view of advi-ine in whether any such condition o? insurrection or list II r ha fie e \ i f s : j?I - i ilit s t !.e ! -deft! an ' In ri t i< in int : I'err n.r to SII ppl'es - It Io I \ W. I i ! !<; A t for lie v (inner.* I. i ti t! e 11ve tli" folI:*win;' r? e has te mi re.-eive-i : A te 1"! - Oil, S. ? N I. V i i . ii i he Alt iri:e> * ielieta!. 'Aa^li;i*uton. ! *. <' : . \ in' .1 ion is in -h r.ot i ue m : ?i re .1 wi nd ii' ! 'l.ii -i i \ I in i.|, . (i y. i,, ;d*1 v ' , r 1 re L're I:l1! d n.i wound- d. < ?:>< white man hillei and even! weunded. I luir day there van also some noting hut eonditi >n (|uieter. , 1 >. information is that <| II let there lldW, tllOllL'll cmnnn m';> si-rv .nueli fxrrrd./I inni :ill i is I or lit 111 > 11 ! invc, ] think Fed era! intervention too late no'.v. It stem- tin- 111oii ? svoro i specially anxion; to o?.t t he l olboitw. .m i I cm informed tiiat they are now all safelv out of their reach. Intense excitement ?ti!l prevail* there, hnt no violence. Will wire further tomorrow. (Signed) Kkxkst W. < 'o< nit 'N Assistant S. Attorney. N V. . . * #? leaders. i he oh ji i t ' t I !i* < : !! 'a ! s ! titU ly !k r the matter of reeoni11.( 11 1.11 ion* I"T :i I>pni tl t UU'tlts to u-.-ti IlitM-s vaiMiil :i;t 1 ahout to Income so. Incidentally the matter of the lute riots was discussed, hut the depart men! officials s.iy there is Inolhmg for them to do, as the ; question is entirely in the hand < j of the attorney general. One feature of the riots was the drivititr away of the deputv postmaster ! at Mcdormiek, whieh lent an additional feature of interest to the side of thi' story of the delegation tf? the postal officials. .1 7 munitions Stock of 1'iwmNeath. Springs A" Co.. have just I received shout four ear loads ot ' furniture?enough to gi\r every 'man, woman and child in the eouu'v a had. No and ,;?.e jt. T! -v are having to *. re ]' v r !;,v n for t!ie ! ie:. of room V. have never seen such a stock furniture ia -M 1, > ma -l.*r. <;.? ,i ,id < !' !t !';>r y-iii:- df. You . ' ! \ i " I f Veer ' A I. I i. I; !\|' < I > - e 11 it in I r'' e r t n : e . \ e room. . 'i ge h eh of buggies and them it v ! V. Ml! -a" . have now lour iarg " h; !i a -leek o! go< .is v > ' ?ve o \ 1' i - i :- gi,l : !? w jo into Don't m' s h<* iirli? v. :i"?i >-om ?11 to .o ;t. Th?*v !i imltt* . very tiling i'o'ii a tt.oi li pirl-; t?> ;t steam. Mlltl IM\ Looking 1 o a Trust. \iitl now lltf oH'ort is heiiis.' ina lf to or^aniz** :> trust t?.r the manufacture and sale of fertilizers. 'Tin* noted Y ir?inia-<'aroI i n:i ('herniciil t'omnanv has been jroht?!inir up fertilizer plants in all fiarfs of the South. Now it has i absorbed tin- t'hieora I 'or! i !i/,"r ("ompany <>t 'h irlnston am) with that tin* A 11 i nt in ' 'onininv of t h < s i iin city. I it * t .v > < >n *r:i - ha va* III ML'ltti L' til' 1 Ip'WltV of Is.llUU > ,i vi*ar. I :i ( hem i.*a 1 (?otn i> i') ' 1 I" ,' sh- ro for h. !?>, p >r I ill" .f ( inh S' In) 'i . i i I. . " ' t 1 ;*i ' ;.J 111 I ': f i r i: > : i: i: 11 I ! ' t ;j11 : Ion * w in that *!ir< . tint, !. r ( o. >' 1 * it"? ' it I)v tiov f >t f j ? j ' lit** ? ?) ?. 'iii.a* fln'V ijhi tin* iii'.iiii" l'ii<f ? I *? i I; iiill lli-ra M. ?l li't!. r- a i \ -rl isoii w ?*!; ii* I; nz N i? > . i "?. : >!: I I.. I' tii.-r. A i ? inn !.. 1 .i! i< ii. W in. 11 ii i.i it. .1. ! '. < ii:i:i.ni;v. I*. M. i ? if you Ii ii p pi* ii to tint oiii of 'I . ;. vcllow strips wo art* --i i ! n ?'; I. < 11<i io11 i < > w o a o \ i f' 11: >n vonr [np'T. if is not int m!? ! for von, lnit lor somo one who is h.'idlv in arrears. SOOTHING li? ilnr.', .? ;ii - i. I >? \\ 11 , . Ir' Hit. s.iIm- -> 'li* :i.|i ;ic .i i i,? ii,j i,l or?- t 'i n*? iin<l w^'inils li n> vcr fulls i" in-, I .: s ^ h i in i, rt'lv upon H. fnvrford 11 llr<? ' j - ? V ALWAYS KEEP OK HAND J minmikrl T THERE IS NO KINO OF PAIN OR r ACHE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, ? f THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE- ? P LIF.VG. 0 ^ LOOKOUT FOR IMITAT.ONS AND SUG- ? J STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE J r GEARS THE NAME, ? ^ PERRY L3AVIS & SOW. ? ? ^ v > IN OM.V IW V.'.W. or YVATKR. Commander t raven Finds the Maria Teresa in (inoii Shape. W t : i si11?i?, Nov. Ilk?The ofli :ial r?-j???rt of tin: navy department <?i !:ie lin line of the Maria IVles.i u.is eoruained in '.lie following > i!t?:..in received from commander Craven o 1 the wreeki:il: 'u.-z Potomac. which had been ordered lot'at islam! from Santiago. Secretary of Navv, Washington : I'ototnar arrived. Maria Teresa near liird 1'oint, ('at Island, one mile oil shore in two fathoms of water. Tide risini; and falling inside. Temporary deck broken tip. Movable articles removed by natives. \ nlc.ni not seen. Natives at work ?inee S 11urd.iy The I'oinniae wa- ordered at once back t?< i 'a I i I e id v. j; h in triiclt'ii! ' *i. m 11 I ' 'ra vr n to take po ses . on ol the Pen a lid di lve ?.|T ' :iw- !; " ; vVt>'? are loot n . 1 ! re;, lied f)V cable ji 1 ^\immediately n;. .: : 11 ve a ; r lie deck in l i e ,,.j t h;i M ii ! i 11 i. ir ' ! ' > u in (r: 11 "> iV-t i .. ari<i w utiTiu'j; /! : ?Ijl1??.n?tS, . !' . . : :: ) ?. -1. I-J f f'"l nf v. , I I| v 11. V.1 i i ' i in' ;i ( .,!: ! ' . > ' .-It (Mil -it i r < !' v. r<> I ,ii(.ir/h St-fin.f I! in/on .< < t.'o .. , i /// '?,ii'ii el 1.111 i>l i sf ii lift (. i' \ o you !. < i: jii i . i It1v .!? ! .M H' }?? 11 w ;:\\ II. of ?*i>iii.-1 win 11: vi . ii'\iiii 1)a\ II: T 11 111111 s I.! 1. u.o. r-1 r \v I I ill n \ I;. w i "k. it i i.!>t as li itli .i M:!cl??'!l*< i" ; 1 in North t'ni?li:i;t ? i'i.ToV foot, ii.it it far ?*i:i>iluh ii| :ti I In* air to In* kooii III I i i around. I i ?t 1 .i il ; u |>? >ti tin* ptniiaol, <.f < ir Match stabios, uriuvi uIly hoMingr on tho tip oiul > ! its tongue r ir no,it Imi*1ik -s-isin. It i ? limh in owry t hi mjjj owopt |,ri ? ?I???rli in <|iia!i'y, itinihility. work niatiMup >ir-.<i <rvlc. !'! i* plloo w *o low wo iro almost a s h it mi o: I to foil it ? in fact, it is ! tar l?oio'.v tlo' v* i i.* 11 - -I a to [a ill II' I' ill . ! Hi- it I VO to IvOOp : ? . til .'i on mi! !' "I. wliiT" vnil a i i r i i i 111 x irivitoii to i*a 1! ami -oo ii . ! v . it ' r i; i . ki.t if ? t fiat i 1 w :t" * * t .'.intr to for r? pa it . . |a ,-c will. . 'or .t, r t 'Ios : 1 io' < '".i* loll -the H i ? hoc i ' ;i"i on f lie mat i;ot. <'l \ ! i:\ . ELLIOTT. Chys. 0. Jones, ATTORNEY AT LAW. i. \N< \STi;|{, s. c. :'< over the Hank. Will prac<" ."ill the Courts. Prompt atItnliori will he (jiven all business nti jislc:l. Collection:; a specialty. '.v. A new lot of New i 1 Iome sewing machines on hand at this all ice.