Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Vo'l v ill ter * : > 8>'ve i-ii'J -t ' \ .? J y r?^' - }{ *4 \ & tion to t | * F K N T1 I' P RIS K * * OOUf-U'.tlllK its 8 ^ adverts men's. 3 Vol. X. % The warnlot ! I \( m the faith*V lj ' ft_l sentinel. It tells fihc approach of > whichhaskilled * more people > than war and pestilence comof painful chests, sore lungs, hifis nnrl nnpn m?n'a* not * . suffer another > I i < 3 c'ay* *t8 usc'es?? ttT l i for there's a W ? . prompt and safe ? HI cure. It is jw* ra fh?m Pectoral ^,1 which cures fresh colds < and coughs in a single \ night and masters chronic * coughs and bronchitis in < a short time. Consumption Is surely and cer tainly prevented, and * cured, too, if taken in < time. i A 35c. bottle for fresh J cold; 5Gc. size for older > * colds; $1 sizeforchronic i coughsana consumption. > " I always keep a bottle of Aver'e ? ^ Cherry Pectoral on Laud. then arery tlmo I get Cold I take a little h 4 of it and I am better at once." f l Jiau O. Iircros, 4 Oct. ! , laee. Eiraso.Tene. > _> . Wrtee the Pector. If yen hare any ^ complaint whatever sod deilre the best cu edict I advice, write the Oeetoe 4 freely. Address . f Dr. J. C. Atjb, Lowell. ilsisa, V'Vf v f f f f t ^ U i i A ^ 4 ^ ^ ii ^ Founded 184a. qTIEFI /^!ANos 1 "Si' ? ^hrir own praise Sk r# w r : ' J -* , % :I -iv % . \ To h< . -?f it i ! fj 0 v i tb< ?Sr:< ?' m> \\ iv. i gft nt> r?j?( fei* >! :. ? > in v - ? .i 'v to ?i ' ti s ].; ?. onrrb c. oi : ! s!? in ri ; 1 b* 1 1 o? HP V ' , I < fell * ( >i! I' i xv? I.. . "l n a I o ifill 'South Car li ?, . *f f * i rr. "? i s ; t ! J. j (! .er * : . < t Jvlil f! 'lie ')..>?!; ,i > ' I I you ii ^ <1;. (f * V'! ') ** :f <V S; . * ' 4 ? ' ! 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THE UTTLE BROWN DOG. I ] I *t v? brown 'Jo;- with the r W i , I-.,- f; . y ! T*-41 m 'the boon that moat you pi ! \Yi>uId i juicy bone meet ycur hei (te-iirey i a easy ru$ by a bla/iosr Are? (*f a so !(t? n riu with a truant- er 4 ' ! A g t ! W< 11 " . ' f ff '". !]> ?)JV 1< (he w, r?:-out ball > on have n't near he dearest of nil the (h dear? i- ;Me honii m left : ' h? fire tin of h'i ? lc j d .2 . i i :* b n dog ' h - he.id 4 if 1oi. n( 1 r he :. 4 t;. I 4 boy's clear w H street, ! There's a wag uf (he tr,ii, nri ^ i t wiiil; le of feet ^ ml the little brn hi Ch? <!!<! ... nay | \ i - roe, tna' irn," . 9 I W j away, r nt I'm sure an can be his n "a :e?l If -? Jrnt t<? trnt b?T'i nd fli<jt hoy 1 ; ? Wide V wal I'n'rcntffl u rntjrt''lj. V - * *- " " ' 4 \ Ohio rented sdreadful tragedy <in ' si i A frightful coni her a wake every nigh'. Sh*~ 4 I many fi 11 d: and <1 -teiulily grew wor.'H nn11! urged t * ; i?r King's New Discovery. One hi ; wholly cored hor, and she writes marvelous medicine also cured '4 T.ong of a severe attack of t'neunu Such cures are positive proof of 4 matchless merit of this grand ren ? for curing all throat, chest and I i oublea. Only BOo at >' ;i. H) K 1 . ar ntei d. Trla but . ? \ rn\ for i Hrn? dri *r *t< \ Orator y In the ( atupaign '4 ) e 000 . gutar <:< managed from , | Chicago headquarters, and * ! oral hundred from the New Y 4 1 headquarters These figures not by any means suggest ~ total number of speakers, there tre hundred^ of voluntec ' .1. 1. h n 1 mi' ir i .hods lor fi a' ? particular to | inc. ' IT pnhlh-at ia vy j and officials of th<? cotnm'ii ,]nm him 'o nrikf the demons > 'ion .4 Hucivs". In the ditte] atatos thr chairmen at the S * j eommitteoH have in their ca ; Is.rve number ol" *'spellhiiuk J whom Bdlootiou and movonu ! au nr; le in th?^ < >urs? ot .-on*! consultation with the Nati< Headquarters. The manure 1 these speakers, with a hum <?- more evorv night on hi* hat with itineraries to lay otit dates to hr> made without eon a tin with the heat total eftec p. relation to the evening'* nu jnenth?has no -mall task on hands. Amcr g th Unpobli spellbinderar> nit (term ah S'vedps, 25 Norwegians, Poles. 10 Italians, 5 Frenehn I :ii> 1 tl Kins. l b ire i; 1 r? 'ttHci : whatever in obtaining 'ho no 0 . * burv quantity of campaign spr or*; 5.00-0 have Bought engi ment at Chicago. The diffioi comes in procuring the prr quality, and in obtaining mn to pay thorn. Altogether in . weeks immediately preceding e" "tion.it it i imated th?' 7, j 7 speeches are made every w< |( dav night.?From the Amori Monthly Review of Reviowa November. I, It Aaved II Im l,f(. I'. A. Danfnr'h, of T.nGrange, -Mtr.-red ;rti nsei> for six months ) |> frightful raun-up .'-re on *.is j 1 >01 write-* t hat B?n .tlen'a ?i . -ici S wholly cured it in ten days. IVi Jl cers, Wntitrris, Burnt*, Boils, I'ttii ce I'iles it's the best salve in the w jiq Cure guaranteed. Only Mo. Sol ("r^wford Bros, druggist e T^oift--'^c s a (lords j opening tor bright and oh Household economics | .w in their infancy By time that niv triends who ur< i(lo teen and sixteen years old 1 ?? j reached the twenties there ;?"> he chances here tor voting wo <np with quick brains unci deft ha ?Margaret E Sang-ter in November Ladies1 Heme Jour This is the season when m ir era are alarmed on aeeounl croup. It is quickly on red by Minute Oongh Cure. which < dren like to take Crawford I M tl-W STEf\ SEMI-WI LANCASTER, S. C.. SATU Items From Die Hickory Sun. netk W. F. Perkins, a business man 1 rit-'. of Charlotte, was here on bus^rt'fl inoss Wednesday. | Mac Brie* of Lominnck and it? i Phomas Hope, <>f Sharon, were x' | here Wednesday, vaj ? | j J It. Martin went to Ruthorheld fovdton Wednesday eveni*"i;? on ; business. Fred Bell, of Rock 11111, spent! iast Saturday niidtt at his home took " ; .. i ri .i / ? ' ! i in ii u;iu?i v' ui ovo . hp! ' 1 J. R. Martin visited Blacks- t ' burg and Spartanburg last week the' ? 1 on busiues-. ^ aj A. L. Blank, of Yorkville, at-Ji a??.J tended the communion so: vice j? v?o | i last Sabbath. \V S. Wilkerson and J. J.l t, joy Robinson went to (Columbia J i Mondav* to attend tlio State fair.1 . ! ?I W. (Justin and \V. 11. Whis-j | onant wont to Rock HillTursj ' < ! day on bu -inoss. jin iv. L. Seoggitiv, S'ato ccn.^ta-] ?r>ng , ^ tiaiJ bio, arrived "homo 1 uesday it'ry after an absence of sometime '/hi* Rev. W. V. Moss, of King's! Mr? creek mot his regular appoint-J the ment at Unity last Sabbath. Ilej will move to Grover soon. lung < v{"rZ H. A. McNeely and Mr. Wil-I? H- burn of Lockhart attendod thol< A. R. P. communion service:, last Sabbath. ttee the Miss Mamie Moorhead wont 8ev* to Andorson county last Monolk day to take charge of her school I 11 o the a8ftlUtor Messrs. J. N. McDill, J. II Wylie and J. R. Mitchell went to Yorkville 'onday n bus-. <"b , Hies* ers, I nity Miss Jessie Neal, of Filbert, |. rrt' arrived Saturday afternoon toj '' I' visit lur cousin, Miss Mattiej Bell, and spent several day; in 4 TI Hickory. nU Mrs. J Is. Oiiifa. Mrs. \V. B. j1 Castle and Mi>> Runi< o Simp-!' mal 1 , son attended Presbytery a< i jre,} Tirzah last Tuesday Mr- Gates' [id>. reported a large attendance 1 and Tuesday and plenty of good dinner on the ground. Rev. J. P. Marion will arrive !iis in a few days to join bis family I lcRn in Hickory Grove Their res" idence, for the present, will be 10 in the Castle house on Qu"ee, >en.j i.lv j8Tr<?Pt near the A R P. Orphan-; o.e* age The Hie ory Grove delegation K to the meeting of first Presby^ppj. tery, at Tirzah, returned home' noy Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J., the L. Gates reports a full attend-1 ance with the exception of throe1 ,000 ... ' . of the ministers, eek ican Cards are out announcing the' ',,r marriage of Mr. J. R Drennan, of Chester, and Miss Eugenia Marion of Hickory Grove on Wednesday afternoon. the 14th' of November, it ~ < " ??> !*., ii, IhJ v<? . i;i. the Hickory Grove A R. P 11 ,'Y" church. nrld. 6 y Miss Emma Lathan returned to Hickory Grove Tuesday from j. a visit t6 Doraville, Gn., where! iver (she spent several weeks, with rtr'% j her sister, Mrs. Rev. J. B. Stewart. Slie will re open the Broad i river High school near Mr W.; lave will Wilkerson's, Monday, first of men November "the! ^ ^ fc*nith of Smith Bros, on nal ! river reports that they have 14 acres in cotton on bototf, torn land fronr which he expects t of to gather 17 bales of cotton this year. They have already gathered 1 >"? hales froift the crop. ? ;Thev made a large crop of corn' ENTE ?ELKL>Y. 'RDAY, NOVEMBER S thin season and have it gathered . A.J. vV ! moreland of Anderson, s <' , vi-ited his father, U. \V West .i?o eland ami family, Mid spem ovoral days the pa^t week. He bought the house uid lot now occupied by his brotlu r, J Iv Westmoreland, who v.I". bt \ a lot and build in the wt st?part of town Tin- price of cotton seed has leclined to 22 cents per bushel. some who hold for higher pri-j got I f* with a lot of seed! )ti il "ir hands. The cotton mark* ' h is been dull the past] hvo weeks but prices were look-j dm up n>/:?in tl- > first of this! week 1 t October closed cli \t tn I beau-' itiful. N-weniber burins with' a"? .? her (loudy Alia cool* r. We hope ilie month will bo favor- J :il>ir for th<" farmers 10 sow ?'i! largo cf -nuiU groin. Sow a smaller :u r? agi hot prepare! tl r land f.-hov Utah andappivl IV " .M " a sufficient amount o! inrulizers to produce a big crop. Don't fail to sow wheat and oats Rev. .1 L. Dates, Loon T. Pressley and J. II Simpson the superintendent of the A. R P. Orphanage and J R Mitchell, ilelegates from Hickory Grove %/ and Smyrn i ch irehe* went toj the fall meeting of the first! Presbytery at i'irzah Tuesdav.i Mr. Prossly returned to Edgemore from Presbytery. He made a good impression on our! people and we believe, if lie well'1 visit Hickory oftener, he J could avoid becoming a con-j firmed bachelor Lomrrn. 1i r- \i.. <." ' i - - - * it' > . .? l . MilllUU > I?I I Li 1 I V MI I Richburg, r$. 0'., arrived Tuesilv, afr'Tunon to make our town, th? :r homo i<>r the future. Wei e.\i< at! t u ru a very cordial wel-j coin." to 1!iokory Grove hopingj rhoy wih o pi with their i new honi" ;?nd surroundings. Other families aro expected to move to Hickory Grove in this month The present population of Hickory Grove could lie increased to double its numbers, in a short time, if a true spirit of enterprise would take hold of j our people Thr Com trill tiiott Service. Rev. Leon T. Pressley, cfj Edgemore, arrived Thursday afternoon of last week and opened a series of services in the A R. P. ehureh that evening. He preac hed tm.iudng and eve- j ning, while here, and was listoned to h** pood congregations, j On Sabbath morning at 1.1 o'clock th<? church was full of people. Mis text was 2nd Corinthians, \ 3-5? 1 st. clause, "Examine yourselves." He delivered a fine evni< , in a el : r i subject from a human and *- j?irirual standpoint. About '200 pro | pie partook of the communion, 10 persons connected themselves A It'll ItMiiiiCii Sifoil HCm ^ I.tilli- Noil'* l.ifr. Mr 11. II. (Hack, the wt-ll known I vIHh*< ? black- Tilth at Graharnsvi lie, rtuliivan county, N. Y., says: "Our little son, five yearn old, has always bepn subject to croup, and so bad have tb? attacks be? n that we have feared many timea tha? he would die. We have had ! the doctor and used many medicines, ; but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is now our sole reliance. If seems to dissolve the tough mucus and by giving frequent lo-?s when the croupy jrnfptoms appear we have found that, the dreaded croup is cured before it gets settled " There Is no danger in giving this remedy for it contains no opium or other injurious drug and may be given as confidently to a bahe as to an adult Korr^lebv r. F Macksy * Co * m ? . . ? < . ) RPR IJ h 1900. ~ with the church during the meeting, seven by a profession >f faith . also three by lot tor from 'ho Presbyterian and Methodist churches. His text on Sabbath evening was Psalms, 50-11. This sermon was thought to bo his best "flbrt while hero. Smyrna and Sharon congregations wero largely represented on Sabbath morning at the 1 1 o'clock service We hope to have Mr. Pressley with us again soon. Ihchory firore A It. I*. Orphan' anc. There was a full meeting of the board of trustees of the Hickory Grove A R. P. Orphanago b-Id in Yorkville last Monday. Rev. S. P. Knox, chair-! n m of Columbia ; J N McDillJ of Hickory; U F White of knv ? . rook and Hon. D. E.1 Finley, of Yoivvillo, constitute the l>?.?ard of control of the A. R P Orphanage. Rov. T. H. -s i !. ?- ?? simk i"i! it on (.1 n o t of the; R. P Orphanage was nlsoi ;:jvs of nr th meeting of the board on M mday. Steps were taken to place the A. R P. Orphanage on a more solid basis at an early day. The Velvet Beau. Prof. E Worth showed us a bunch of these beans that wero grown on his farm They were not fully matured. He expects to give them another test next year and plant them earlier. They are said to he a groat fertilizing crop and will grow on very poor land. It is much wiser and better to regain the producing qualities of our worn ??ut lands than to slay our timber and reduce our fresh lands to poverty. Subscribe for the Sun and get the Home and Farm, both papers one year, for 11.25. IIOW'8 THIS t Wm otter Ona Hundred Pollnrs Iteward for any oa?e of Cntarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. V J.OHENK^ & co.. Toledo. o. \V>, the undersigned, have known F. .1. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believ* him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West A Truax, Wholesale Drugjfi-ts, Toledo, O. Walding. Kinnan A Marvin, Wholesale Drugg sts, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c p<*r bottle. Sold by all drng,ri.-*s. Testimonials free. Hail's Family Pills are beat Improving the Land. There are a very few Southern farmers who do not know how their lands should be treat oci. i no trouble with them is that they tire every year so anxious to raise a big crop of cotton that they give all their time and devote all of the land to cotton. They work hard cultivating a hundred or more acvns under unsatisfactory conli io is an 1 do not get as much ;i re" mil n< they would from one-fifth the number of properly-cultivated acres. In time they i will come to the conclusion | probably that it is better to J treat their lanii so that it willj \y ield from one to two bales of cotton to the acre instead of one bale to three acres ?Savannah News. T<? rpriitivf a troublesome oorn or bunion : First aoRk the corn or bunion in warm waiir ro siuifn ir, men pare it down a* olosely at possible without drawing blood and apply CbamberIsin's Tain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously for fl>a minutes al each application A corn plaster diould be worn for a few days, to protect it from the shoe. Aa a general j liniment for sprafne, bruises, lameness and rheumatism. Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale by J. F MaoWey ' it Co If you have anything to sell advortin? it In JLn^ | the Eiit?ri*rigo KateM n aNOimble. No762 Lost k Temper, Leisure and J Energy by the housoki.oper who liogleotod to nee E |GOLD DUSTS I WasHirv^ Fov/der 2 It Ih Possible Elsewhere. The fact that 188,000 bushels of Texas wheat were shipped from Galveston to New Vork 1 .w* ?V. I. -A. _ -1 iivau .^n >w? wimi Jl UiiHTlgO is going on in conditions in tho South. This is the first instance on record in which wheat was shipped from Galveston for the North. Heretofore Texas has imported wheat and flour, but now is producing a surplus that lias to be exported. Evidently the Southern farmer is progressing.?Louisville Courier-Journrl. "I have used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and And it to be a great metlioine," saya Mr. E. S. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. "It cured me of bloody flux, I cannot speak to highly of it." This remedy always wins the good opinion, If not praise, of those who use it. The quick cures which it effects even in the most severe oases make it a favorite everywhere. For sale by J. F. Maokey A Co. Ho Needs Hig Crops. Mr J. Wallace Cook, who lives at Forest Hill, is one of our best farmers. He raised 220 busholsof wheat on six acres of land. This is thirty-six and two-thirds bushels to tho acre. This piece of land has been cultivated in wheat for six or eight, years, and always yields woll, but this is the banner year. Mr. Cook aavs that $46.30 rnvpci all expenses or cost, from plowing the land to and including the threshing, but does not include the toll. lie says that fifty bushels of wheat can be raised to the acre, and he will make an effort to do so next year. Mr. Cook is not only a big wheat farmer, but he is the father of nineteen children.?Concord Standard. ?. ? . , Do not get scared if your heart troubles you. Most likely you suffer from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests wK t you eat and gives the worn out stom1 aoh nnrfent mat. It ia th#? rmlv preparation known that will completely digest all classes o? foods; that is why it cures the worst cases of indigestion and trouble after every thing else haa failed. It may he taken in all conditions and cannot help bnt do yon good. Crawford Bros. d w-e After making an analysis of nineteen samples of Georgia wheat, Dr. Jno. M. McCandless, State chemist of Georgia, says that as fine wheat can grow in Georgia as can bo grown anywhere else. Ho has issued a bulletin containing the results of his investigations. Feelings of safety pervade the household that linen One Minnte Dough Cure, the only harmlenn remedy that, prodocen immediate renultn. It in infallible for coughn, coldn, croup and all throat and lung troublef. It will prevent connumption. Crawford Bron. d-w n Ocr^nit^monts of Menstrual Function* pro dnce Mi?parrfivt<? ftqmw Vloo Wlno or Tablet? ocfmi wrwwwva - .