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I mm mmm. |; j. r. sisnirr Mitor. 1 AN ADDRESS TO ! THE FARMERS. ] The President of the St at ? AI f i- J i awe M si lies a Strom* A pi??a:il <?? ( His Itretliroii. i __ . , 1 To the Ivlitor of Tin* t 'n't.m Plant: I <l??sir?? to :?<i.!r << tl ? ( farmer ami to arte upon hnn tin* importance of Kowini; small srrain.' . '* ? * 1 * - A. P 1_ * _ 1 "tie mat proviciern noi tor nis t household is worse than an mli-ij del." Every Aliianceinan fan sow . ( enough w'leat to feed his family j and those around hint. Do not say you are too poor, or that you can not get, money for vour wheat. Wheat mills are being put up all over this .State and they can bv their roller process make as tine flour as can be bought from the mills of St. Paul, Detroit or any j' other far away point and it will ( be pure. You can easily obtain a "milling rate in transit" by which ' you can ship your wheat to the mills and return it in flour, at a figure that no one will complain of being high. Your merchants in almost any town in this State will be willing to advance you enough money to buy seed wheat and fertilizers to go under it. If you are compelled ; to give a lien. I sav it is bad nol-l icy, but if you must do so, divide your lieu, and put some of it on your wheat crop and give your merchant some good, pure llonr to sell to those who buy. The Alliaiieetuen of tliis State: can and should be able to sell' every pound of dour that is sold in this State. 1 hope the day is not far distant when this will he done. Arrange to sow every acre of small grain in p . arrange to J cut your pea vir. . have hogs,; horses and cows >.? eat tlietn. There will always be a market, fnr irnnil hppf cutt lo a rwt f > t t> and good horses. Be sure to sow your own wheat and oats on land' that will "sprout peas.'* The oat crop in South Carolina has never been known to he an entire fail-' ure. They can always be relied ! upon co bring you money. What shall I say about cotton ? To the cottontot 1 will say nothing. But to the Allianceman who has children to educate 1 wish to urge upon them thefollv of tryingi to rftiilA <t pant Pntt/?n Id a mnnav ! crop. Every farmer should re-j solve to cut his cotton crop one- J half and stick to it. If Mr. Cot-: tontot. will plant more just let j Hrn alone. Ephraim will finally eak his backer (merchant or) ^ker) or else his idol will ( able into dimt. icently met on" of the ne -t lit cotton III (II111 .id ii | el:dlith, and lo- ean ?< ,i.lto a brick wall as you or I oar.J> He asserted tli.it we would never ^e able to t: : the rot ton farmer to reduce '.i- acreage hi cotton.; I hat we a ... 1 not Mick ' to au organization, and th.it in the near future we would I. -ell , IPC cot,t<.t. for two am! i i. .!! ami . three cents a pound. II" a!-o r.- I marked that if anv man had f re ' . . 1 Iicteri liitffi! voau that < ton wonjd sell for four and a half * *,cnts in 1 ho would have !> >?n | rolled a crank. I?a? .< Ia?. alas ! i mch is a sad fact I} My reply was that our |>r pie 1 not raise cotton tor .'J cents,, riint should come . i ? ,'ould he banished n completely as ' ii :/c thi? fact, are not as faith* \i\ to their sub-Alliance as they I R dionld he, and as thev must he, before we can obtain needed re-1 ief?and the respect that our; dl'orts should be entitled to. If1!) he cotton farmeis were organ-1 c zed and united and firmly hound (j, iv the strong ties of self-protec- _? ion, it would not he long before .lie manipulator and speculator . vould fall at our feet ami call us! _ ... . . In na?ters ot the situation. 1 want to see this situation dis- | " Missed. I wish to urge our suhMliance to meet together, discuss m lie subject and publish the result fr if their deliberations in The ("ot Si toII i is4.iit. >? o tro too slow about ; h; this matter. Let iih ho up and do ing. Mr. Kditor, I desire to call a: |<> meeting in Columbia at an earlv I p, lay of the executive committee | ( af the Growers' Union, which is . composed of the president of ^ ^ ?arh county union. I desire the address of these, and in the coun- j irl ties where there is no president,! I ^ hope some one may he deputised !511 to come to said meeting* In thejai name of our fair land and her tc prosperity let every community j K be up and doing, and let us act j before it is everlastingly too late, tl Alliancemen, get ba^k into your ( subs, ami help us push this mat-j i* ter to a successful termination. i |i< The Alliance should be the the groat right arm to wield the hammer that is to weld as iron every cotton grower into a union n lor sell protection. It is \v* 11 " known that there :ir?? thousands ' of cotton planters who cannot ( join the Alliance utnler our con > 11 stitntion, hut t.iev should meet jit us on Middle ground ;11 the Cot n ton tirowers'l nton,ami all should labor to upbuild and protect this great indu-try, upon the success of which the happiness of null- ^ ions of homes depend. Fraternally, ( .1. C. WIl.l'.OKN, J I'res. I*. A. of South Carolina. w Regardless Of Age. The kidneys are responsible for I li more sickness, suffering, and r deaths than any other organs of v the bod v I - J, . J, A majority ot the ills alllicting people to-day is traceable to kid- r uey trouble. It prevades all h clashes of society, in all climates, I regardless of age, sex or condi-! r, tions. ! H( The symptoms of kidnev trouble are unmistakable, such as rheumatism, neuralgia, sleepless- tl ners, p<tin or dull ache in the back, a desire to urinate often day or night, profuse or scanty I supply. I'ric acitl. or brick-dust deposit in urine are signs of clogged kid neyp, causing poisetieil and germ tilled blood. Sometimes the heart acts badly, and tube casts (wast ? lug of the kidney ?) are found in I' the urine, vvhl- h if neglected will d result m hr:ght's |>isea?e, tin- r| mo?t dangerous form of kidney trouble. A i I I lifrtP S\ili |?i ?>T|Js ,iini rolldl- ' pr<?ii!|> j rii \ ? <] ui.'li'i' tlio i ii ll I ?r l\ 11 nicr's | iici.it 1: i;.?i world wide i' pulation ! . r \\* i.;,. i # r 1141 ruic? n f 'In- most i'i t r - - -1 i _ ! ! No < ?11?? iii'c.l let ' with nt . if .i' it is -ci c;i- v tci :tt urn If -tore* at liftv fi-i.t- nr ouo I'.ii.ir. "leu fin ii i v .i i r 11 pie " Lottie ' this wondorfii! diseov |; rv. Sw .imp I > oo t, ami .c houl; ( lolliiiy *ll about it, Loth nt to " rou ab-oliifoly 1'roo In mat!. Send ' I'our atMrc-s to !>r Kiltum A \ liintrliarntciii. N. V. ami kindly noti11on that you road flu- liher i! filler in flic- I eve isTii! IA r: i-. HIJSK. THE m*iU? r ;i Coil^n 01 I'oiil is r in*il VNlVh lit fririn to ll> iiIT(.t('V In- !? i'rr l.inv'erlr. I', i ill Is I !'*' i- II ll l. Ili'i. 11 i - . I >' I i One M |r;iii) ( *? i?i 11 fill'- i| . ini#-. V liV suffer IVlien -nrliV rilUjrl. ? l; . ujtllll; J., i I. It is pleusiiin^T'" Mm- i.i t , ? a f.n ! I rot Ml < 11 r.'lui ?te Vonr X "Will 'Villi lH?rnril? " i .'iiii.iv i utiiiir' i^Lcuri' roiiNiip.il I'm f ||. If < C uHui!, ilr'ikiifists r luiul u.oiurv I V BUNION AT CHARLESTON S. ( ., May 10, 1809. Charleston, S. Nov. 2'J, *'.KV ear Sir: At the meeting ii olumbia on the Kith, inst., o ic members outside of the Cit; Charleston of the Kxecutiv nmmittee ol the Cnited Con derate Veterans Reunion, th >1 lowing resolution was unau iniislv adopted. "Whereas. The Executive Com itlee of the I*. C. V. Re uuioi (till the several counties of on late, meeting in Columbia, am iving under consideration th itertainment of the Veterans o ie Confederate Army at Char ston in May next, hereby ex ress their hearty desire to on porate with the citizens of Char fiton in extending the hospi ditv of South Carolina to th anored representatives of th torious Army of the (Confederacy id would express this desire h; iking to share with our Charles >n brethren in the honor c ntertaining the N'eterans. Resolved, That the members o ie Executive Committee and th ommai.ders of the local camp i \- ; i. t ' i . \ . * . 111 ii * innn^ im" aii ointed a eommittee to solici ->i^t:i!?? in provisions, or in lie lereof money. tor tin* entertain lent ol the Confederate \ eteran i (Miarlestoti. during May. lid t hat in each < 'mint y. t h otntnitlee shall use the heleans in their judgment t lterest the people in eontril t im: to this laudahle undei ; k 11 iir That the Committee in th pspective Counties eommunieat y February the tirst, 1 >!t he < hairman of the Fxecutiv 'omnnttee in ('harleston wh< lieir county will probably do t< rards arsistin^ in entertainin lie Veterans. That the Secretary have a sn eient number of copies of th esolution printed and sent to th arious County members of th Ixecutive Committee with th equent that they place same i ands of (Commanders of Camt T. <\ V. and further that thp equest all papers t<> puhlis ?me." I take pleasure in transmittin he resolution as instructed. Very truly yours, Jons A. Smith, Secretary. Dr. Hull's tough Syrup lm ured whooping rough when n tln-r treatment would give relie or croup this icninrkatde nun v his in* equal. It conquer r? Ii f > :i > nhi'H i'<r. ./. If". I.ittlf hi I.tint I 1. I ?'. v .1 \\ I .it I !? Ii;i]>ui I III.' W . \. M.-Ai.'rr !?!:.. n ?" 11m < i . (<. ii.'iir t In* I) M . !m- mill, iii' 1 will !in.vc lii lillily t li? ?*?' 11 n -UI 1 h< til -f t iMi.-irv. 111? f 11 i I.ill!.- Ici " . p| | | Ik- ?.',il! I<" ill.' V\ ;i\!i;n i ( i i. ?i i i ? HUM II .lll'l II.I If^li i> work there. I;:ivii)ir i? i > .hi i !m- ?.'< <Mi.I Suml i\ i m\ illilifl lie will de\ lit r run lrlMUr "I I I line. |ie.\t Vr;11 i lli?* cv:i imej |- I ir work. Ili> niiiiiy friends in ami aroum iiira^f.-r will re si re 1 l?? lirar n ru I.i11! *- decision In leav Oleaster. lit- ami his estmiahl 11111y have made many friend irinsr their year's resjdenei mum n*. ''nd all will rejsrea eir lea \ inn. I y if | 77#< iUttlmn', (Jallrrff. i Mr."Snyder, the 17 lo 1 artist ; who occupies t lie cottage has hoen v" < here lor a month past, and who 11 j has hoen exceedingly husy all the ' j time, will he here only two weeks s j longer, and those who contem e I plate having pictures ol' any kind made had hotter call at once and p avoid the rush of the last lew days of his stay. Mr. Snider is a good aitist and makes pictures at ' ."> cents cotton prices, and i! you >| I j want work done in that line you can't do hotter than get .Mr. Sni' ?ler lo do it for you. e if ^ ^ ? ^ I. A N (' A ST K K, S. (I )< ? . .*>, I s;is. N'OTtPKis hereby given that this oltioe will he open from the 1st 0 day of .Ian. to t he'.'at Inlay of l'eb. lsi?s?, 4 for tin* purpose of receiving t tie re,l turns of tlie taxpayers of Lancaster j < tounty. All persons having property in their V possession or control, as Managers, Holder*. or a* 11tisbatid. Parent,(Jtiartliati. Trustee, Kxerutor. AUministrail it or. Keceiver, Accounting Ollicer, I *?. - " - I .in nr i anor, oil I III' I SI : day of iHiiuary Is'd'.i, nrr rnipiiri'd to lit tin' sanm for taxation within t In* tmii' r?'i|iiiri*?l hy law,or ini'iirtlii' ponc ally of lifty |n*rri'iit whii-ti attarlies in I'aso of failnri' to ito so. 'I'lii' I'oil Tax nf < Hn* Dollar is laid , | upon all main prr-ntis. hi'twoon tin* a^i'- of -I ami Hit yours, ??xri'pt por1 <on> who an- 111;ii11 < 11 and art- nnahh' I to i-arii a support. | i onli'dorat ' saldmrs at'f I'xi'inpl i I from I'idl l ax at ."in >i"ir? of I In* A ml it or or an a??istnnt uillal^ if nd tin' follow in z pla-'i's hi 11 mi nj . ty on i Im days nauifd In* low for tin' ' [ fun \ i'iimil ' lif piililif. i' i-ci'ola.'I tii'-da*., .'an. I", Iat !j im. '' 5'h'asant \ allnv, Widni'sda\. dan v ? II. l>'d-.|. I'udair. I hursday. .tanuary I|s;i'.?, ?* I \ an W yek. I riiiay.danuary Id, Is'.r.i. , i Dixit*. \. M.. I \\ ?i;h i. I'. M., M mi ' day, danuary I >. Is'.r.i. 'I'radi'sy i||n, Tursday. dan. 17. ls'.i'.i. Tiixahaw, Wmlim-day. dan. I?, ls'.i'.i. o I f lat t'ri'i k t'liur Ii, Thursday, dan. J Id. Ish'.i. i ir. Widsh's I'riday. dan y 2u, I) ls'.i'.i. ! I *r i in ii s >at urila v, .Ian. "Jl, I sii'.i. I llailf < .old M i in'. Monday, dan.Jdd, it ls'.i'.i. ! Korsliaw. Tursday and Wi'dni'sday, | dan. Jtth and J.'itli. ls'.i'.i. j; mo.uii pritii iiiirsilay, .1 an. 2Ut h ! 1 I'lea-ant Mill, Fridav, Jan. 27th, In f- 12 IM. : I t'artnel <*liiir< li, MoihIhv. Jan'j TiOtli. 1 | I ie I It will he to th?' int r??-t ?it I'very ! Tax payer, to make his return proiiipti lv of all personal property, also of all p ; Transfers or improvements on Real , Instate and sn\(. the penalty of fill per cent, which at taclies after t lir 2uth day >s of February. Respect fully. Jull N A. ('< M)K, h t'ounty Auditor. I >ec. 7>, I hps. * SH00TLhoeC?tetsHT6AME PETERS LOADED SHELLS ; STRONGEST, CLEANEST, QUICKEST. a wmi [; PETERS METALUC CARTRIDGES WON WORLD'S RECORD. * A*' /'?. S/iurlamnn'a //ui.'fi/ Hook, III I'. THE PETERS CARTRIDGE CO., 240, 240. 250 MAIN ST.. CI N CIN N AT I. O. Nov. I I 111 ?W. Registration Notice. * rP!l I I * I I.I.I* \. .11 la*.- m.li.r thai (. I ill.- rat ititi Iti.tik- *vi!l !?? ojii-n. at li>> < .Mir! lioiiHt", l?.r I h?? ri*u* i-i rat ion i jiarti*.-. I'lit il li-il i>. r?'tri?N'r 1111 I? r ilf run*! 11 Ml ion. ..it iht* 1*1 A M. ii.i i i I. , : i ...... I l?. ' III 11 .?'? ?lil > ii |>C tini* thr ni*\t |? i inn. w < . \ i ???: i i.is. ' ' 11-!n:iii Huar.1 rjtt inn, l.an! ?* r i <iii ill > 11. ii, | vi?. SOOTH INC i i i P. Witt v V\ ll.v/rl Sikivr i*v tli?- lfnpl;ki*;il>le MM'tliy of \? Wr.'if. N It HfVfT fU'.H |ti. ' r?- r .i * Voti ii..i\ rciy upon It. Cr;iv%f.?r-l I H to>1' A new lot of New s 1 lomc sewing ma' chines on hand at this t ottice. i \ . .J / t JL ' S cuVc^rLL youR^nTs^wn^ i 1 Pain-Killer. | * A Medicine Chest In Itself. 3 fl X Simple, Safe and Quick Cure for jf >; CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS, | q COLDS, RHEUMATISM. | ^ > NEURALGIA. | :y; 25 and SO cent Bottlos. 1 X III WAKE OF IMITATIONS- * S 1 ^ OUY ONLY THE GENUINF 8 PERRY DAVIS' > NOTICE! i To the Tax payor* of Lancaster | ('onlily : The Treasurer's ollice will be open for the collection of taxes for fiscal year 18!)X, from the loth day of October to the Jllst day of December. 18!?S. The levy is as follows, viz: - ?--ll_ kllitll', < IU11IH. County, 5 " C. A* C. K. II.. 3 u School, -I " ij I .OCA l< I.KVV. !(). II. & C. II. II.. (iills i Creek. 4? mills (). II. \ ('.. II. II., Pleasant II ill, .'{mills I < >. II. & C. II. !{.. Cm no ('reek, 7 mills Lancaster (5raded School, 4 11 Kershaw ' 4 " j < kikhurs! " " 4 " , .1 nlies X Hna?i>** " 2 '* tot \i. 1 1 v\ > r.\ nir- ruins. i | I in 1 ia 11 I .a ml. Ih mi lis I Wax haw, hi " l j Cane Creek No. .'{, *2.'? " j Cain* Creek (traded, 27 " Cane Creek Jones X Heads, '25 mills * !< fills < reek (iraded, '21, " r j (tills ('reek Jones \ Roads, 111 " d Hit IOr?l. I?> " Flat ('reek No. <5. 1?5 ' I Flat Creek No. i*, (Kershaw), 2<> mills Pleasant Hill, No. 0, (Kershaw), 10 mills Pleasant Hill, No. 7, 10 " Pleasant Hill, No. l."?. (Oakhurst), 23 mills Pleasant 11 ill, Jones X _ Koads, 21 mills Cedar Creek, l<? " Cedar ('reek, Jones X Koads, IS mills Respectfully submitted J. K. KI.M'KMOX, ('o. Treas. i Am i Now I'ciulv tit iloull LIihI> i?I' | BLACKSMITH 4 an.I " Woonwoi; K AT HIIOKT NOTICK. i n ^ ?.l\ 1. Mi: a < \! I v. I i I \ vol \\ .lit w ? r U tli.n*' i ii'..f 'in>i I M \ IS I. A? K-M I I II I -> I r TO I \ II Yttii wil! li:..) in*. ^ 111111 tiitii.i?ili* I'onjf A llarpiM - < i n . I 'II \ \. i A I.HW KM.. \..v : |Ch us. 1). Jones, ATTORNEY AT LAW. l?\N( ASTi:i{. s. < . Office over Ihe bank. Will practice In All the Courts. Prompt attention will be given all business entrusted. Collections a specialty. I.v. ____ ? If you happen to yet one of | those yellow Ktrip* wo are end- ^ ing out, and don't owe an_, .ning i on your paper, it in not intended for you. but for some one who ih badly in arreara. To <'m?* fort.t l|?at Ion l iin viT. T?U?! i .iM ui < is ( uiidv C'atliai uc lue or 250. If C. C f.nl to t-urc. iirugf st- ! ? io i ui iuoy /