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% one of the great causes of
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? I.niK'iiHler County.
I fllHBRG will ben regular examinaJL
tlon of teachers held at the COIJKT
HOUSK on SATURDAY, AUGUST
' 1899. All who expect to teach
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5ASTE
LANCASTE
Somotliiiif? About Roller Kills
James a. lloyt, Jr., In Columbia State.
Greenwood, Aug. 17.?The af
termath of the wheat growers
convention is perhaps an interest
ing as the sessions themselve
and the deep, widespread interes
now felt in the subject of whea
growing is excuse enough for inon
on the same line.
It is the purpose of I hose ii
charge to have a more profitable
meeting here next year. In tin
next 12 months many farmer
will experiment with this graii
and in that time it can be ascer
talned just who can give the bes
advice based upon practical am
successful experience. The com
rnittee to prepare a programme
will have ample opportunity t<
do their wojk and an instructive
symposium be the result.
It is reasonably certain that the
acreage of wheat in South Caro
lina next year will be much lar
ger than eser before. The agita
tion for this means of a diversifi
cation of crops is to bear results
but all true reforms must be grael
ual to be lasting in their effects
and each year will see an im
provement, as success proves the
advisability of extending the var
iety of crops. Heretofore there
has been no market for whea
grown in South Carolina, while
we have furnished a fine, a mos
profitable, market or rathe
dumping ground for adulterated
western flour. If a South Caroli
na citizen who has been buyinf
his flour from the west were tc
?ro to one of those bier concern
which make flour in the west, h<
would be denied the privilege o
seeing the process employed. Tin
adulteration is kept secret, so fai
as possible.
At present, so far as I car
learn, there are about 35 rolle:
mills in South Carolina, and ]
take it that anybody can examim
their operation at any convenien
lime. These mills, are owned am
controlled by ci izons of rhis State
They are in the business for th<
money to be had out of it, but yei
their interests are identical wit!
those of their fellow citizens, the
farmers, to whom they oiler a con
venient and profitable market.
It is claimed that the rollei
mills take out more "toll" thai
the old fashioned concerns. Then
is an admitted difference in flic
percentage retained, but there i?
a satisfactory explanation. The
burr mills take .out about one
eighth; the roller mills one.sixth
But the burr mills calculate the
per eent. on the amount of wheat
after it has been cleaned while
the roller mills base their toll 01
the total amount of wheat as it i;
brought to the mill. In the eiu
there is little or no difference. A
farmer stated that he had tested
the matter by experiment am
found that he got one pound les:
from the roller mill, but lie wai
entirely satisfied since it was bet
ter Hour than the other. As i
rulo (ho roller mills in this Stat<
return 3d pounds of llour and -h
Blood Cure Sent Free.
By addressing Blood Halm Co. 38
Michell Street, Atlanta, (>a., any Kn
terprise reader may obtain a samph
bottle of their famous H. H. B.? Ho
tanic Hlood Halm, the greatest, gran
deat, beat and strongest Blood Rein
pdy made. Cures when all else fail*
pimples, ulcers, scrofula, eczema, bolls
blood po; .on, eating sores, distressing
akin eruptions, cancer, catarrh, rheu
inatism. Free medical advice inciudet
when description of your trouble ii
given. This generous offer is wortl
while accepting. Sample bottle senl
all charges prepaid. Largo bottles
(containing nearly a quart of med
icine) for sale by all druggists at $
per bottle B. R. R. is always ahead o
all other Blood Remedies for curing
Rlood Humors. Trv R. H. R. nexl
time you buy a Blood Purifier.
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SBMI-WEEIK LaY.
R, S. C., SATURDAY,
i. pounds of bran for tho GO pounds
of wheat which constitute one
bushel. Out of one bushel of
wheat about 41 or 42 pounds of
> flour are made. The ruling price
of wheat at the roller mills is now
s about 80 cents per bushel, but
j the most of the wheat obtained
j on the local markets is by fx
B change on the terms just slated.
It is estimated that the aver- age
capacity of the roller mills in
g this State is about 45 barrels of
p flour per day. The largest mill is
^ one of those at Greenville, the
j capacity of which is 150 barrels *
per clay. There are several with 1
^ capacities of 75 barrels, and from f
j that they grade on down. A mill e
of G5 barrels capacity will use
^ hardly less than .'125 bushels of ^
^ wheat a day.
One miller told me that from
June to September ho is able to i:
, run his milljentirely with home s
raised wheat. From September n
to January, about 75 per cent of
his uraw material" is abtained on
the local market, the other por 11
tion being bought in Tennessee t
and further west. Then from 'I
January to June all of the wheat r|
' has to be brought fr *m the west.
So it will be seen that during six
months in the year, the South a
Carolina mills send money out ^
^ west to buy a product which can v
a .just as easily be raised at the j
mill rl r\r\ on/1 ??oiao<1 f ?* ^ ?
i ****** uwia auu laiocu niui u a L <i _
I profit.
1 Josh Ashley says he "ain't agin ,
. the roller mills, tho they does
r take a leetle too much toll. What 8
j I wants is more of'em so's there'll v
3 be competition, boys." And Josh p
3 is rig it. The farmers will profit a
f by a multiplication of roller mills ^
3 and this is coming. Then the farr
mers will raise mot j wheat. *
; The roller mills now have no n
3 trouble in placing their product t;
r on the market. Nearly all of them t<
[ make two or three grades of
3 white llour besides tho nutritious
I Graham llour and some of them e
\ grind corn also. It is only natu- c
ral that this home made llour c
j should be popular. There is no fi
I doubt about the adulteration of ?
! the western Hour while the home '
5 product is pure.
It seems that there is a great c
future for the Hour industry in
r this State in connection with the a
, more extended sowing of wheat.
? The majority of the roller mills
at present are in what has become x
. the manufacturing section of r
I
, South Carolina, the upper por.
tion, where the cotton mills and J
oil mills are also clustered, but .1
> they hre good things to have scat- r
I tered around generally.
, In the not too distant future,
,! we may hope for a big commer
Jcial roller mill in the capital and
1 business bentre of the State, Co '
t ! luinbia. l
I>eWitt's Tattle Karly Risers dill me t
M more good than all blood medicines i f
3 j and other pills," writes Ceo. II. Jacobs,
o? Thompson, Conn. ITompt, ?
pleasant, never gripe,?they cure con- , '
- stip.it ion, arouse the torpid liver to 1 c
i action and give you a clean blood. I ^
" I steady nerves, a clear l>rain and a
} I healthy appetite. Crawford Bros. ^
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; Neal Wants to Pay lip. f
The governor lias not hoard f
| from the hoard of penitentiary n
p directors, but the conference will, 1
- no doubt, be held Friday morn- 1
' ing. *
, It's stated on good authority that *
Col. Neal has written the gover- ^
[ nor and attorney general asking ,J
i them to let liimself and his at- ?
* torney coino to Columbia to ari
range the settlement of the short- \
ago. These officials replied that *
[ they would let him have an opt
portunity at any time to settle l
jf the financial part of the matter, J]
?The State. ' l
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AUGUST 19, 1899.
Rot*
Absolutely "I
Makes the food more del
The Cotton Market.
New York, Aug. 17.?The coton
market was less active today,
.'he first call developed a weak
eeling, with pricer, 3 points high
r to 5 points lower. Later the
;eneral market showed a general
leclineof 3 05 points, liquidation
teing the cause, following unsatsfactory
cables and a lack of outide
speculative support. The
aarket rallied partially later, on
ins..;isfoctory weather conditions
a the cotton belt, it being feared
hat insufficient rain had fallen,
'he fact that tho weather in
'exas continues very hot as well
s in other parts of the southwest,
dded to the apprehension of the
tear contingent in connection
vith the tact that no rains are
ndicated by the government foreasts.
During the afternoon the mar;et
was comparatively tame, but
enerally quite steady. There
/as one selling (luring the latter
tart of the session tor short
ccount, on the theory, that the
igher prices ruling for cotton
rould stimulate an early movelent
of the new crop and that
he inlluence of receipts would be I
9 keep spot buyers from anticipating
their wants to any great
xtent, thus leading to stock ac
umulations. An element in the
onfidence of the bulls is the
avorable condition of the cotton
oods market, and the outlook for
n exceptional consumption of
otton.
The market was finally steady
t a net gain of 1 to 3 points.
Futures closed steady ; August
.5:1; September 5.5 f ; ()ct. 5.73 ;
sovember 5.77 ; December 5.80;
aniiiiry 5.S7 ; February 5.9 1 ;
larch 5.91; April 5.97; May 0.01;
une 0.05. Spot closed quiet;
niddling uplands, 0 5-10; midlling,
gulf, 0 7-10; sales none.
iei:.>i iisii iiti.i: it est n:.
Mr=. Michael Curtain, I'lainield,
111., makes the st.itement,
hat she caught cold, which setled
on her lungs; she was treated j
or a month by her family physical),
but grew worse. Ho told
ier she was a hopeless victim of j
onsumption and that no mediCuo
could cure her. Her drug:ist
suggested Dr. King's New
)iscovery for Consumption ; she
>ought a bottle and to her delight
ountl herself benefitted from
irst close. She continued its use
md after taking six bottles,found
lerself sound and well; now does,
ler own housework, and is as
veil as she ever was.?Free trial
jottles of this Great Piscoverv at
Crawford Bros Drug Store. Only
>0 cents and $1.00, every bottle
guaranteed. fi
"Our baby was sick for a month
vith severe cough and catarrhal feer.
Although we tried many reinelies
9he kept getting worse until we
isedOne Minute Cough Cure.?it reieved
at once and cured her In a few
lays."?B. L. Nance, Principal nigh
ichool, Bluffdale, Texas. Crawford
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g Baking
Powder
hjre,
licious and wholesome
FORT LAWN SHOCKED
BY A TRAGIC DEATH.
Mrs. S. W. Keep Shot Through
Brain With Parlor Rifle?
Was it Suicide or Murder?
Special to The State.
Fort Lawn, Aug. 17.?This
community was shocked to-day
by what is said to have been the
suicide of Mrs. S. \V. Keep, who,
it seems shot herself while in bed
at an early hour this morning
with a parlor rifle. The ball entering
at the left temple ranging
upward doing its deadly work in
a few minutes. It is rumored that
there may have been foul play,
as no one can account for such
an act unless it was prompted by
jealousy. Mrs. Keep was a highly
respected Christian lady about 25
years old and her death is a
shock to the community in which
she lived. At this hour we are
unable to give the facts in the
case as we have not heard the
verdict of the jury. The deceased
leaves a husband and two chili
uren.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions
rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, cures them ; also Old, Running
and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cats,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Bands, Chilblains, Best Pile cure
on earth Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only 25c. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros., Druggist. 6.
Tenderfoot : ' I have been told
that the people here are absolute1
.. 1 1 1*
iv ia\v
Native : That's a mistake. We
have gol plenty of laws, only
nobody pays much attention to
'em.?Exchange.
Kodol I fyspepsia f * 11 r?? on res dyspepsia
because its ingredients are such
that it can't helo doing so. "The public
can rely upon it as a master remedy
for all disorders arising from imperfect
digest ion." ?.fames M. Thomas,
M. Iir American .Journal of Health,
N. Y. Crawford tiros. d-w-s
Q W A it'"3 lil"? 's no* reoomO
w W f\ IVI f" " mended forevery?
fiT thing: but if you
l*w V I have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. At drug*
gi-ts in lifty cent and dollar size*.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful new discovery by inail free,
also pamphlet telling all about it.
Address, I>r. Kilmer & co., Bingharnt
on, N. Y. a
Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, (ia,
says he suffered with itching piles
twenty years before trying De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of
which completely cured him. Beware
of worthless and dangerous counterfeits.
Crawford Bros. d-w-s
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