Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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% c? v? r * - < v k i which r | A lean "and jiotash-hungry soil, J 3 waUi'd hi-od, wasted labor a: I idle a ^ w v ;"?A MORTQAOO. Or, plenty of V If 1C5 ^rt, -4- o r7 Ita ! F, a U tCv^L" ^ R v v; !o the fertiliser, many 1 al-. and a j; busy Jn-~A BANK ACCOUNT. ^ moiicy winB (Sra *.i:?MAN - 1 yiauw<<*aaaBMM?.^ i iii.a >inuwu n^ I The South Carolina College. The South Carolina College is rouiullng out llie first cehtury of lis ? xlst? pee ^ 'and will h'hrati it*- <ententilal In .lanjuary. i!ior?. The College was chartered in lvoi and opened for active work In January, IStif.. II owes U.s exl.-ienoc 1*> la patriotic purpose, the education of 's\II the youth 'of the Slate at a common let nt< r, in ordei t<> p omot inlElrucUoii, the koc t 01 urn .in I the hr.:itnony ol the whole cummunl y." end It I was built from .1 portion ot the proit' * oi i ! iV 'v inei't m: le ly t-be t'nited States to South Carolina for exipi,:t.? s incurred in Lite Revolut on. l)ur|ln? the century tnnt is closing the Colio'-o linn ccntrlhuted la. ly to the |si manship, the P1 trioM-mi, the ilealnlng nnd the high moral standards ft ' ' ivp pre i; i !n South f t-dlna jnnd li ; sister St.it? . The till of OniA lumnl eoi mjn - the nana of in n iwho I? .v? t>< cpm?- noted In nil the pur:pi:i f Iif . I> ,h in peace nrd v arj The exigencies of the struggle between it,he . M .* elcjS',1 tiie c.cj -p in 1m:;, i litis lor si? It mi i tvouiicjed t :diif' ih i a les. But as soon ns peine was restored the institution was reopened by the "Orr 04 success until it was overtui tied dur' evi l', rtie < " I) is |v i c on1: e '.i; v ' I vo.-inaiiv III' I n|i." w.'.M Kll< i il ll I n literary Irv -lotion, :i 1 I u.-:i tvopi Ik T !" 1 its eoui es have hre.i tain >1 out .so an i strueth n, lii^win lion in law ami a i - OlS W . i et lo 1>i i . i a.i i.i ? I'L.v i.Vi a.ui l.u i \ h a >11 ? ;. i i i n iiuc during the war i?t ACfii the State.-K Hi: a: uinat* < ill fiii;in? orlriK tare i\ow oc? upying most n-si -slide pes u n.s in i ilfo ii. |i ii-t" i.i t! I 'lilted . i wide < xperienae in govei uin-nt' in the It toll s of ?lu- Stati? an.I In the 'S>-. efsion ?" invent b-ii, a.el Is i-< . ni . 1 ,ns high authority in law anil in equity . l>or.s of tlu> fiiciilty hive h ul disiiiln-is have biougiit in it tin; heat m- tinxls of i oUeuos anil iiiiU i sltiea addition that has In on made to the uaefulnoMi of the College is lite c-stabllahment of v. holm-ships to I given to one innn-toueher in mi 1i munty who thaa taught ..t least one year. Tlila is 'Inten fed to offer the advant i?? -s- of plOfi-K : f ?,? |rran.? gathered pia<ti?'l f <pi lep. e in fdireet eon tint with pupils in :;> s< iiool room and realizes tin- liitVh u!ti? that must lie surmounted. I'rot oi W.-u-d;law, who l.s : i ti lui.il of th .1 partm'-nl in ppda < v\ is etnliu it i his -profession lioiii us a {Uud? ijt and as a Ipructh-al tea.-her an I fi hm I .in- tin tonrtent. *|>he lit !i< 'f> !* * i| at iTi . rtpit:il [Opportunity for stud; ln?r tit" workings '4?i the (roverrepi ..! .. tilrret tvuy. it {la accewlble from all purt >*i the State And Is in it IfHlUi'ul l"(;i!ity. The i"lUrloua n Ivantn ; a are ex<. pti in l b ? rauso each of tlw prlnoip;:! d? 11 inlnaftlunn hiiH u prosperous t <<n I ion m k Columbia. Expemer an r? < lerntc. There is r suite <>f ihier rooms for . iota puir uf stn.-lents. v...tin In wint-r mid :W"il ventilated in summer. A large ' campus, n !ln?- pytnnu. lutn an ! n < iieiient .uhl"ii'- th ' I at ford 11. ijdo . pportunity for o-rerolso. ? ' 'I hO Ooll' I" !?: ? ?}' !')* itj u si f:: I nrss untl in prosptity with the in:rr nttr- I prorpet 'ty of i and the prospects are Phal >a-i111 the new rciitiij>y 'this institution rill, t?t p.i": the admirable ro? ord It has already node. Krutaily Tortured A nmo f?i Ij.Tht f'tftt r"f per and unmerciful tor?ure I:a 'wltuns never been equaled ?1'H' (.ioiobictw tit (JkIuhh, Uani., wri .*' : "For i."? yearn I endured in . ilerable pniu from rlu umn ti n and nothing relieved mM fii? . j I tri d cv i hint! knonn. J c mn n< rosa Electric Hitter* ami it - hu rrrciit ?? medicine on <-tr?h j 1 l ; :i utile. A ic?v bolt i rt <;I it .plotf-lv r? !.? .! ii and < un ! no .lust as good for liver and kidney trouble* and genera! de bii 'v. Only 50.:. Sati f- ? ric>n 1 > i d< -i by (|i?vvl : ( :.mi J ' M f Co, Di uggi t?. % 0 DISBFNSAJtY FDNI) FOB TIIK I I OtiUHM.k1). I .. rur The State, 27th. N is , The c. an trollor ^onotal h;?h U :"1' [sued warrants aggregating $80,0Q0 ?l ! winch will bo paid to tho several | )n > count.ea in tho state as their par 1 'ho of t dHnenp-iry f rofii-'. i" ? : | I lU ' lioV utf not USlvlO L>y l.iO On. . I j l,oil of livector^ nom? time ? on ,il ! | represents the profits of the state j ^ j ():. ? ry for the lirst i i 'i o'.j.C; ^ ^ lilfO i i.i iov. inp; is ihr a rw unt ev.h rt,(. county will receive, iuciudiii^'the l^ellcietioy fund" paid to several j j conution enumerated bei.?w: ?-iu I Lancaster, $2,520 <>2 axt ! Abb-viHe, 2.ins08 t,. Aiken, 2,4101)8 ' ' Anderson, 2,?Vil 20 1 Bamberg, 1,008,40 for Bu? n well, 1,088 82 rap Beaufort, 1.787.82 Berkeley, 2,873.00 j W-1 Charleston, 8,850.85 c,h Ch*?roke?, 1.208 50! t Chester, 1,884.00 hot Uhesterlield, 1.048.11 001 I /11 \ - ' vit-renuoii, . i.t?i2.o3 tha , ; Oolk ton, 2, f i'2 50 Yo Darlington, 1,558.73 351 HordioirT, 803 55! V.,, |ivi?r!. Id, ^M.3d|ini j ban tielu. 1,101.81 ce, ,, Ktorercr. 1,(113 10 shc ; Georgetown, 1,037.58 mo Green vj lie, 3,308.471 15.' f. Greenwood, 1,000.281 l,Qi |t Hampton, 1,578 80 ! lnrrv, 4 518.551 .v ; Ker^hu w, 1,207.14 1 ,)jj] . ! Laurens, u,u: 0.07 I I 1. v\ 2,250.00 j ' Ie-xiu?it.on, 1,7'10.501 hid ^ Marion, ^ 2,842.351 !ic; , | Marlboro, 1,3<0,83I > J Nrvvbrrry, 1,822 24 I 1 Oconee 2 ! V> 77 W is I Orangeburg, 3.804.281 (Pickens, J 300.29 , J ikiidi 1 ftlid, 1,0 <0.03 V ! Sal 11 On, 1.073.21 |f"1'! , j S,..i! ( .nburg, 1,030. < 1 ,' | Sum tor, , 1,002.55 Pnion, 1,540 11 ; is{<) ! Williamsburg, l,o?0.23 Y of k, 2,428.01 Before making tho apportion- A nient liio comptroller general ' conit died with rbo requi;. u. ;r.l h it ' ch scho il ! itri ' m 1 ro | ceive at toast 875 per uiinum from , die cousuiuuoiiai * nun tax*, ami ] 3 if 111 any county the funds f>o 100! gj me re to run each school district | up to that amount, tiven the ch'ti j " eioney rnimt bo made up out <>t JF the dispensary funds. After such P deficiencies have been in -t the remainder of the dispensary fund ? , 1 (Hp :? to he u.viued among l 10 coiiji ties on the pro rata ot the school ' enr< llnicnt in those counties. j'hero was no deficiency in Ander - >n, Beaufort, Cherokee/'he-- ? ter,l)arli iiKton,Uorches1 er,( ieorg town, Newberry, Kichlund, Spar j digi lanhurr, Sumter and rninn coun t00,1 tit -, liorry receivod over $3,0(X) I & J to make up the deficiency 111 rBut H^0| county whore there are many tho school districts. Tho deficiency : cnr - 11 unt wan as ioliaws : I ien Lancaster, $S00.50 i Abbeville, 2S5 50 Aiken, . 270 01 *3^ ! B> ml. rg, v 100.50 B;1 rowel I, 101 00 Berkeley, 1,010 14 Chcstei field. SIS 1)4 Clarendon, - 30121 3 Colleton, 1,027 11*; ? F.dpf-field, ms.70 I *?l Fairfield, 113.42 3 Florence, .10 * (freemjlle. 77.40 (Jreenwood, 15.72 Hampton, 424.00 Horrv, 3,1 IS 00 ?; K??r?tharv, 25.00 1 1/in rens, * 120.50 J tv[ F?'e, 1,201 50 j I.-'Xinyton, 240.01 ! Marion, 7ou 05 j Marlboro, 151.43 W Oconee, 884.02 ' Orangeburg, 4S.24 I I * I r> ' * ? i r\ r? O 1 I f 1 Lsahidn, (*41.2816 j Williamsburg, 2o4.M) a York, iio.Oli fi , l(o Pity Shown. i B vofti'H late uftr- alter nio ;B coktinu mslx," writoa F. A. Gull 5 V. . a ?.A! t. ' I had . t 5 . riblec tao of pilos cumins 2 I f i 9 I more. Wiun all failed ll io! cnV: , g ! A rricn Salvn e?jred me. Fq la'l.y S 1 good I'm burns and all ach^ ih! 1 ? ' j pains. Only 2.1c at Crawford I<roa i SL ' " n.4 .T I ' -j <V (' 1 'ft. ^ n.e DOStrflf? bus ' , : fry-rsr." ' al free delivery routes and it ?*+-. . ????-^r said that several v\ \ be nni ) operation July t, *mjt I'm ' jl! rule r juirin 11H1 famiii ''I the route, in ord i;> securt j ' ''' ftervjce, will probably !., II! 1 . I i;y)' : !lii anonymous rooor b * given i ' . > t.n, lj >liUOil) to ull,\ i HO I.I'll! j'jj ^ aiied 'or extension. I H nifv'iMnO r : y I ot : .. | [!i iin ^iu?.D':):!Ricns;uKi ho Liverpool clikns one o? i;! , l [ $?*' - r vy awt winders o< in j tern eom ,a i rre : j ,^s. ..... ... ended along the Maraey a dis- i !; It i ! I P 1* ' n* ^ * 1 'f*)* co ol mx una a bait tm es. I Ml * . | |j| ncssannhost i onlai i scheme had boon pret ared ' V : ? carrying?out an uudergm .md j'%/ ' ^ I way in Manchester, lihighmd, L h connections with tlie pi in- a out Pr\W?2 ul out-districts. t! Xrr,c' . , t! !<" ' '.V.W/f)nrp^ M'p nineteenth century j idon grew from a city of 800. '< + ? p.oplo to one of 0 500,000? j {! .t is, increased eightfold. New j ( ' from 00,000 to j l| A rf,ru;,.1??,lv To 1)0,000?nearly sixtvtold. I.on- j p<m, ;,u. r sun>-iich. n it < . ??i?d i ?? .v ho |Kii"; )j nc.-s vv' LUSSOI it or twice an tuft. IT this: late' El! ? t.l 1 hold gbod for fifty years [j. fticSuni ? > vo N ?--v York would haveiover i ^ 000,000 ; -u!>tii,u :;:id he 1 VOT 00.000 ahead of London. T5ST' ' Mr;'. " ^ Seattle Times: I lie princi; ?11 j!?V roi too between the liide-j j 1 if I , 1 , < w CX.f.C.T COPY V'C pud Missouri doinooraf and the T u v ebouml IVnusylv.inia ropnb i ?h i the iopncjr U ending j BHBKE-'i:>3? boodlers.to the penitentiaryi!e 1 ho later is not.. I 1 1 L ~ *V I j, * .' ' liter. 8 Ahtiima Cuius. ? Nature's Remedy Co., ? jr -02-1 ry .Washington. i> C. j, h r r Uk-lu a LfMSS 4 URIA w ..,, ,v Ft <? L i ni 'i i \v L? * 1U \ v 11 11 \ I or Iutnats and Cluld*en. ? *" * V ?.. ". ri " > *' - J. ' ) 1 ' *t C 1 * m ntiiu UU lidfd utfU^lli | 3ears tho S/S"Z7-77~ :>tOC'< *" VIC<-'S gnatoro of CrTLzS/rpTA&TTX^'Ll v y J ^ C??? ."J... iLLii u& |lt pR From ll?i! plain, c! fr. - * f >' f: * - * & t?*V?. w^5 OlirfP * nnr?nc ?' %> V PjJ ' Ca V Mil V? JL.. C ' > >1 C * e )iyes't.s what yea eat. f a.r, s r.. v 3 preparation contains all of the estunts an ! digests -ill kinds oil J. Ibftivev Ji'.^' nnt, reli? f rind never s to cure. It ws yet ! ? e it -*.1\ . food you want. Mho mostfensi five macks can Utko ifc. lly itsuse many J usands of dyspeptics havo becu \ 4 ,/ c-l ift.erevery'hi elso filled. To f S qtlnllcd for t.ho stomach. Child* ^ *'7' with wetift. stomach.-, thrive ou 1L / /> , Kijn; res c^'s pared only by 1 ' ' , Oilcngo ? 1A "?;. _ X * tbit-Colli*, cm t .lib- tuui s.,1 ljX'.suo, '*k~^ -V ' TnAOC MtARr.s I ^ OESiGNG * K ' V CopvR.aK.3cLc. ON 7NE Invw- <<>n,!!ne n *!:?"l?-l) r .1 'Icaortri in ??? [nifirlcilTronii ' -OK * * '''a I eiiiilHIStii lit -.1.1, t ' l.-.it ' ?? 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