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* CORK WILL HE SCARCE.
South Carolina farmers are in j
terf-sted in the report that the i
4 Hoods in tho West have seriously i
allected the crop of corn and
wheat. Those who prefer to:
purchase Western corn rather
than cultivate a erop may ponder
over the outlook with consid- ;
or. hie concern. They will have '
to pay a lorg price for the cereal,j
and if cotton creeps to live cents j
the ho'toin will hop ut of thei
full dinner pail.
la its review ot the depressing
situation tho New York Com-]
mercial say?.;
Tho heavy rains throughout
the ;;r< .it .-or:: nn.winir retrionsl
beyond (lie flooded valleys*, il j
c n11 it< ' * .much long. r. wis!, il is
feared, do irreparable injury. All
'it tie coin planting that was
done was done before Mav 15,
Mi
and prol lldv not more than 60
or 70 per cent of 'ho planting
\ was liniblied up to that date.
? Then the heavy rains commenced
ihrough Kansas^ Missouri, Nebraska
and Iowa, and this prevent.ed
the farmers from'continu ;
iiifr their work in the lields.
The wet weather has continued ;
so long that the farmers have
been unable to look alter the
corn which they had planted, and i
.1 io now becoming so late that, j
even if good weather should arrive,
il is doubtful il it would be
advisable to add much to the
corn acreages tor the reason that !
if would ho likely to bring tho
lato planted crop into the season
of Irost, wlien it was in a critical
condit ion.
I'robably a large percentage ol
the early sown corn will bo all
r gl t. in the advent ol good weather
very soon. At best, it is feared
fhat there will ho a corn
shortage in tin* tall of from 30 to
40 per cent. Oats are said to
been a fleeted almost as
much at corn Wheat, however,
has, up to the pros n? time, not
been materially a tic etod.; It hough 1
? the long continued wet spoil will
probably make it two weeks later
than usual.
^ Chamberlain's Colic,Choleraan<l J
W Diarrhoea ltciueilj
Is owry where recognized as the
one remedy that can always be
depended upon and that is pleasant
to take. It is especially valuable
for summer diarrhoea in
children and is undoubtedly the
means of saving the lives of a
great many children each year.
For sale by J. F. Mac key & Co.,
druggists. !
Women don't smoke ; they just
puff.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought j
BlKnaturo of '
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WRECK OiS S. A. L. A
Stalf Correspondence The State.
* Wedgefield, Juhe 3.?Death ^
rode lipOhthe pilot. Engine No. j,
(10 was,lured to the mouth of a a
pawning abyss, nnd Catastrophe !i
reached forth its cruel hand to ii
make corpses of the uiiHiispeeting. 11
A chasm seemed to open at the ^
very feet of tho locomotive and '
the train sprang into the trap oi
Death's own devising. ! j
t he water which had been lv- >
; b
ing placidly beside the embark- i ,,
ment midway between Wedge-!,,
lield .aiid Cane Suvanuuh on the j i,
Atlantic Cfinst line had become a I.
torrent unit ashed, and the pent h
no force tore a gaping hole in the
...nit - A. ? ?- - ? -
pai.il i>i lire (ruiD. I u
Into :his fissure an excursion r<
tr'Uii plunged?and the Atlantic ri
Coast Line has lost one of its i
j)
best passenger conductors; lour!'
excursionists are reported dead,!.,
u11,1 others are sutleriug from so- 1
vero injuries. There were .'12, of d
the passenger iist of less than one jci
hundred, wlio sutiered injuries ot c
more or less importance on ac-j ^
count ot the washout eight inileo j
this side of Suuitor yesterday j '
morning. Tho ill-fated train was I'
an excursion from Nichols, I ?
I \v
c untv, and was running'
K
just ahead ot tno regular morn- ,
ing train from Sumter to Colunioia.
The excursionists were
uegiu oTk at in in and their 11 lends
. ci
coinii<g tu the commencement to j
t>ne of tiio colored colleges in j ^
Columbia, They got no lurltierj
than the scene of tho disaster? .
and many of them are giud to be.
able to get back to their homes j ^,
from that t<. rrible exp. rience.
1)
When the train passed CimeL.,
Savannah, a negro frantically K
waved a strip of red paper in ins
fruitless endeavor to warn the
engineer of the death trap in the 1
road ahead, but the signal was ?
not seeu or was not understood.
The waters had left a gaping
crevasse into which the engine \
sprung. High above the cries of
the injured ami the groans of the
dying the whistle of the engine
screamed in its death agony, and
the ghastly sound echoed through ^
the surrounding woods, bringing s]
help to the wretches who were ;t
caught in the pitfall of death. d
TilK ROLL OK I>EAT1I.
J. J. Clements of Florence, conductor,
killed instantly by blow *
on the head. p
Frauk lioss and Minnie Koss, ]
his wife, colored.
Joe Davis, colored, Marion.}
Ned Wistoo, colored, Marion.
Died on relief train while being p
taken to 8umter.
IIIh r.ufci Hop- Iti'iilizctl.
(Kroin Tlio S-nilmS. .???, Mont.]
In the find. opening of Oklahoma
to settlers in th?' ?; iitor
of tins paper was among the many
seekers aft' r fortune who made
the big race one line day itiApnl.
Uuriug ins iruveiiiig about and j
afterwards his campaign upon
his * laini, he encountered much ,
had water, which, together with
the severe heat, gave him a very
severe diarrhoea which it seemed
almost impossible to check, and
along in.June the case became so
bad he expected to die. One d ly
one of his neighbors brought him
one Rmall bottle of (4) am her Iain's j
Colic.Cholera and DiarrhoeaKem- !
ed v as a last hope. A big dose I a
was given him while lie was roll
ing about on the ground in great I
agony, and in a few minutes the. I
dose was repeated. Che good I
effect of the medioine was soon 1
noticed and within an hour the I
Mlllant (Vila la b inn 1, i o firol n'.i""l il
i vi* i " wo i i? r\ i 11ii i n ii i nil n\/ 11 im l I |
sleep far a fortnicht. That one I
little bottle worked a completo I
cure, and he cannot help but feel I
grateful. The Reason for bowel I
disorders being at hand sus:ger>ts
this item. For sale by J.F Mack- V
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WOKD TO ADVERTISERS.
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If the advertiser looks upon
is advertisement- in the newsaper
in the eamo w?>y that lie '
Kiks upon Ins display windows J/y /Hi
mi dresses hia advertisement as k' .%
requently and as ariistiuuliy as /k .Wz
e dresses his windows, printers- yftiy ^
ik will bring him lich rt turns. ySj
lie newspaper adver moment hab
lie advantage ov;?r the shop win The "Si
ow that it does'not wait lor tin- in 11
eeasional passer by'to turn his <
ea?l lor^ a lilting gl&uce at it.j ^
nl >ioes straight to the ).< mes m I
11 the purchaser*, men :i<i<i woI
, ... . , ISxpi
i^n, bit; ami utile, knocks at
heir door every night, and nwii <
ids 01 being taken in and u id
tut !.l e advertiser who isearel
nd irregular about changing tiv c- >
d-erti. eiaent Boon educates llu
?ader not. to look for it. and the emit
esult is that his money is pretty) subs
roll thrown away. Newspapers and
i ter to have their advertising! Colli
atrous change their advertise-, ntnl
lenta frequently because they Stou
ill get belter results when the.v
o, will be better satisfied, and
Dnaequeiitly will remain better
ustomers. The newspaper man
ants to demonstrate that adveri
: pays and can and will do
> i! the advertiser will do his
art. It is money in the pockets
I both advertiser and newspaper i
hen the advertisements are]
opt up t* date. ? -St.. Albans 1 I P?p
Vt ) Messenger. A 11? J
Considerable stir has been op-1
is! >iu d n Newport, 1M , by the! PV"T....u
[l*oits of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
P. Rehnont to close certain i
1 CI f I O lie I ll ft I ? ..II .... ....I * I . - A I
>u'>a Jii mm snnu SU IHJ11 I
i ?r \ ill .ill not bo pa.-s?vl by!
11 y public thoroughfare. Kx-lftv
ro\ <rnorLippil i 11'ers determined '! "^
I <jj?*^ ' Sy'
pposition to the plan, which the
leimont* vainly attempted to put
ito opeiaiioti several yearn ago.
9eara the ThB KlltUBl H37B Always BOUgtlt
?f . SY. <ZccAe/iC a COIUp
stock f%
Vinlhrop Coilega Scholarship
and Entrance
Examinations.
The examinations for the award
f vacant scholarships in Win- Call and
irop Uollege and for the admison
of new studenta will be held have a <.e
t the county court house on Fri- ?
ay, July 10th, at 9 a. m. La
Applicants must not be less
inn fifteen years of age. Lancasi
When scholarship* are vacated
tter duly 10th, ptey will t?e
warded to those making the
! irhncl o rnro ivo f frl?ir? /v o
r.nvoi, i??v t ngvj mi- kiun <r A n til 111 tlIOI1.
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The ne.~t session will open
bout September 10, lOO'l. ^
For further information and a f
atalo-ue address President I).
i. Johnson, Rock Iliil, S. O. r-r
117m 101 h d .'
wcv>>:S Uj SO YE APS'
An^onr ">t 1lnu a 'kelph ?n4 ('.MfrlpilMi nmj I
qi.l.-Kl* .im-ortiilii our opinion Oao whotlier )ti| I
I ii pnibAbljriwitnjMl& oniiiiiuiiira. I ><3"
1 Ioim <i rp'tly 1 oiiUdontlul. KAKCio^OK ?>i: I'nu i.n u fj < ii ucnt
(r> <>| ii.?t for m>ciirnu? piucnix. [ \V'. >?
I'nMiit.i 1.ikon liirouuti Munu A t.'o. rceolve j! #VtV
tprriiil ' itirr, without clu.ru?, in thn
Scientific Endiricati. ;
A hniidoimoly llhiitrn'ort wrrklv. I.nrirp'f, rlr .ill B
Dilution of nhy ?< i?ntlUo Journal. Terras, $3 a I 'J
yoir f iriuc.iiths.il. Sold by all newsdealers, let
BSUNK & Co."10"""'-'" New Ycrk I
llraiu 'v Otllco. IW5 V St- Wash! met on, I). C.
The Old Standard
Grove's Tast
has st>ood t?he t?est. 25
over One and a Half M:
of merit* appeal t*o yon
Enclosed wit.h every bottle is a Ten Cei
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"intl tom Hjwo Always Hor.^Ii . nml vL\'li Las bcc?a.
.. i fur ovor r>C) yours, lias Iwno ?1 a nrp o<*
., ... ainl Las been made tmdor bis pcrsonal
supervision since its 'nrancy*
- ' Al?nw ?? > one to tlooeivo yon in this*
JuuiitcricHs* lmifatio? ? and 41J'?.st-ns-iyood" nre but
irriiuonts that t?*il?o with :tn?l endanger tbo lionltli of
. is ami CliiUI: ii- cuwinA Hxu. '.aiieni?
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HqX . T-i) 'W'- "*i'kr_.3 * %* > .. 'j 15 *%
oriii is n linrmlc--? st;V fo-' C ' Oil* Pare* '"mhH
?*, Drops and -?-v , 5 5 ? >t. It -^Ti
i'.i'is neither ()|t.:um, lilt,-v' i:e nor other Narcotics
isvncc. Its n^r i.; its guar.; ,4o.?. it destroys Worms
allays Fevcrishncss. It tun . Diarrhoea and Wind *
i*. II lrli 'vcs Toothing <-ii cs Constipation
Visit ulency. It ".^simila.tes I Vr, ' rtgul'vteu til?
uk'Ii and l5o\veh, r?ivhi';' l?v:?Jthy sunl ?:i,tural sleep#
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l>oar3 tlic Signature of _
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In Use For Over SO Years.
the owi'.'w, tt k unnA* new voim cm*.
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Wyia a Bflihy a WjA a aalft; a
io\v h ive in stock and will continue to keep,
lete line of Coffins and Burial Caskets. Our
races
LL LIZES AID QUALITIES.
lie plain, cheap Collin tip to the handsome Metallic Cases.
seo us or so; il us v ?ir < win: n >w uui .-rl unate as to
ath in vour I: > j;?v. 1 *:i?*c*:< within the reach of all.
.ncaster Mercantile Co.
tor. S. C? Oct, '2:;, '02.~u.
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^ TH^ LINE FOR BUSINESS,
* THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST
? the summer resorts
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^ Complete bummer Resort Folder
Mailed Free to Any Address.
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[ I W. A. THRVT, S. H. HARDV.Mrif, W. M.TATUDB,
r | P^sa. Traffic Mgr. G?n'I Pa&s. Acem, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Act.
[ WASHINGTON. D.C.. WASHINGTON. D. C. ATLANTA, GA.
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teless Chill Tonic I
years. Average annua! sales!
illion bottles. Does t?his record |
i ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c. I
ut Package of GROVE S BLACK ROOT LIVER PILLS. JJ
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