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Local and Special. THIS PAPER '.%o cna",nat O contraoto mu r i ao e or a t tt wJ jdo e Church Notices. IAI1r18'r-Itov. C. P. Scott, pastor, absent at ,resent. Sunday school ntt4:30 p. in.. Air. .1. 11; Carwilo, .?upurin ten(lent. P'ruyer nmeeting 1Ve.tiesti y at,8 p. n. - LtrrnRiAtN-IItv. A. B. AlOlackin, pastor. I'acachting next Nnday by the pastor, at 11 it. in. Sunday school at 11:80 a. t., M r. Ucorgo i. Cromer, Superihitendent. Prayer meeting W1'cdnesday at 8 p. in. IIETrilonIST-l-uv. II. F. ( hritzboirg, iastor. 1'roaching by the pastor at 11 a. in. noxt Sun. diay. Sunday school at 4 p. in., Air. John W. Chapntan, kuperinten(Ient. 1'rayor meeting at 8p. mt. A. 1. 'ESnYT'tRuAN-Itoy. E. P. AcCli1tock. pastor. $ervico next Stinty by the pastor at. 11 a. in. Sunlav school at 11:30 a. 1n., Mr. M. A. Carlisle, Sn )erintendent. Prayer tncet. ing Vednosulay att 8 p. in. Ailusionary Society Wedtlestlay at a p. Ilu., Mrs. C. Mower, Pream. d1ent. W. L. T. U. Tuestay at S p. im., Mrs. C. Mower. President. EIscotA1.-Iev. W. II. Ifanckol, rector. Service by the rector every third SumLy att hi a. t. tmnl 4:30 p. m fay reading by AIr. N. it. Mayck lt II a. in. I'utEsnt^.i:atAx-NO pastor at present, Sun (tty school at 5:30 p. Itt., Mr. W. F. 'elhan, Supnltenduntt. Prayer mleet Iug Wtnesday at S p. im. T1o steeten hle( breath ai niake 1lte teclth elean ''here's nothitig so geoti u: Wootl's Odo im"t. Seed Rye tal 1iarley for sale by S-18-:3 J. N. MARTIN & Co. A fre'h sup))ly of sItong A pple ad While Wine 'Vingars for sale cheacp at. Rl]to-rtson's I)rtg Store opposite tle post. ollce, 7.'1.-t f. For Stinaay School stuptplies of all kinds call on Caston & Illnt. tf. Ifantisone Photo. an( Atntograph Al htunts at Cltapman's. '-..17--tf Quinine, Compouini Cathartic Pills :n(i ol her Fa:tiiy MeV(liCillVS at. 1-57--t f. J. S. R I'SSELI.'S. Dress Making an(1 I,adies', Misses am Chil1ren's Tailoring. Garments cut, by the glove litting style, giving perfect simootlness anti elegant ilt. Draping in latest styles by Mrs. S. A. Riser & .Co., Main Street. If. For cheap liiblcs atil 'lestaments go to Gaston & IItu's. if. Fishing 'Tackle at Caston &. Ilnnt' Old Iron, tatken from the jail cells. as goodl as new, for sale cheap by :)-t'-ti. ,. For bbmk books, po-.cket books or nttv kind of hooks call on Castot & Iltut.. Stat ionery, goo<). antl at low price, at (ltapmat's. 1lirthtt'.ay Cardts at. Chatntnutn's hook =tore. .-1_ l -._ g No rent, nto clerk hire enables Ie to scll at bOt"tomu prices. :3-10-f .1. s. It Issti:. liaseballs, llats, Belts ani( Ma-k?; :t Caston & Iltnt's. Ani ugly giril cerily n-13't'iehves Ithe strin on herlci fea ttures by3 htavinug pue white aittl cleant teethI, anti a pretty' girl asC cetamlytt13 enhlanices her beauty. So if yout are as beat-iful as a hurrtah or as ugly as hiome-miloe-sin WVoQ<'s Odlonitt ilil bteautify y-ou. 25 cents a box at all tlruiggists. Embrol)iitler'y Paittern'is, Stamutpe<, at Chtapmani's. F'loss, Ch'Ientilles, ArIasenetc, &c., at Chanpmant's- 2-i --1f A large supply of glatss witrie amld i' (okery ware cheap at, :-i1)-LI fJ. S. R Ussi:.:n's. Sce'<l. A ftresht stock of all vatietlies for sale chteitp at Robertson's Drutg Store, 0lpposite thte post ollice. '7.21 -If. Gospel Ikvmnts No. 4I. at (;astont & Ilittit's for 15) ('ents, wvithnhotes for tl . tf 'rie Niest. Swift & Cottenay' Patlt'r Matches, Coat's Spool 'lThrea<l, tinsoni's Ineakinig ( 'itnpbellI's lBaking P'owlders. ChIoie Vitegar, N. 0. Syrup, New Mackerel, Lard1, Stugar, Rice, etc. A new lot of I )ry Goodis, Roots ant Shoes at Pr.of. G. S. Rice's pianoil aitt Organ Musie System, Itapicl, Pract Ical, Cot'reci, Iteachies all Chordls, Var'iationts, Aceom.t p)antiiments, T[hiorough Iass L4aws, Tunes, Notes. Ief-taught a:t y'our ownt htome. The only system hiat binigs mu sicatl kntowledlge within reach of all. Set Ott test. Scn<l stampil for icilar's to the G. S. R ICE MUSIC CO., 21:3 State Chti engo, Iii. 8-_-t. W ire Murt der Near' l'*'ospeit'ii. Ont last Wetesdlay Robert HaIrrnoit, a tnegro llit,g Ott Mr. lien INichiols' Ilacle ne'nri Schmiinport.'s mui, killecd his wife, Rosa Haormton, by beat ing her.' I heIC lee(l was <done in thle (13ay timie some0 lstan lce fr'om~ the house it which both parties livedl. ITarmiotn tse<l a heavy shtoe, a bench leg, atid finally the betnch itself. T1hec post. mlortent ex skidl1 wats fr'acturcd, hier' neck btrokett and lher body covetedl with bruises. WVhen shte becamte itntconiscious llarmtionti eaied' heri ott his shioultiet' to his htotse 1 itti haiti hter (II a bted wvhien site tie in li at short titne. Harm 'noit was arr'test ed thle satte duty by3 deputy13 Wmlt. S. 1Iirg~e( and t1 i now int jail. C or-onter Bass iteIt ant hnquIest over thle 1body3 of the wotman I, atnd the jutiry brought itn a yeridict in accorthmtIee wit IthIle facts as II tey arie giv~en ahove. A imore' at roIOu.lts tittder' has nievet' been't ('ommiitted in ] N ewberray Couty3, amti it will d1out-I Punaishmtienit hte deser-ves. .Jeah lu3v led to tihe(tommlisslin of the crimte. Whtat is mtore disaigreeaiblo to a iad -' thantr to know tittt iter hi it hats n11otly lost Its t'oior, buit is futll of dantdrnin'? Yet sucht was i !o '1180s wIthI tmen until I nieed Ptarker's II.tir( Ihlsm Myv hatir Ia now buinek anu torfectly3 clean nd gloy.--M s weeny3, Chicago. Hrlelets. Primary electionl August. 31st. FINE TEAS AT .PEI,llAM'S. The hot wave br.ls left, us for Ia tilne. For informationu abelil the nioekin. bhdt, go to F'rank Lane. Six )ersonls twer; iaptizt.( at lI-I River Clurch last StunIav. New is the time to get 11) a .:lh-wri) tion for at street sprinkling cart. Tile \Iistlett) I)aicinrg Club will give a (lance at Ihe Newberry Hlotel to-nigh;. Save mIone y by ..aviug your job work (lone at the il.:IIta LI) ANI) Ni.:ws ollice. A ut(nber of persoin went from New berry to the llushi Ii'' tr CUi e!h on Sm..il day. Misse: Kitltie and Sut; Mazvek are at home again after t pleasant visit, to .a ,Mr. Morti. Foot will begil buiness about September Ist t. the obl] stamtl of M. Itoot & Son. Several open holls of (Otto.) werc brought into town i la-t week. Picking will soon begin. Jlave your tickets for the Ipimary neatly )riltnt<l at the IlltAL. ) ANi Nj;wS ollice at seVenty-tive enllt s a iholl santid. Two lor.:es belonigiing to Mi. John c. Wilson were killed by lightniing last Weiineslay. They wt.:- in a1 lat line at the lime. M1r. (eo. iW litrter i; m11oving his large stock .of 71'roceries atn(1 "~,enieral merlhil:h-c ito tie store foruerly oe cupied by Brown .\ Wilson. The abseIce of oulr =tenogr.iplher, u ho is nlow m11aking hi :umal Europe:i tour, prevenier1 a fuller report, of ti SpIecehes lel ivere<l 1:1st hri1lay. We will receive good oak tid pine wood in 1 aymient for suibscri;ption11.. We will take as iniielh as tne 1iimlre<( cond In this wny. So brin;, it right along. The stowt- ~f (. & G. S. M t1er have recently Lee:l thorniigbly el1:uitie( rip, kalsomtinetl :111t pa:il t((l, :nd 11 e noW a ong the o t it tr:aet ive .,tnres in lownil . Mr'. L. it. larslr.lI wit! exiit art Newbei ry oin Thirs-lay the 2"lh the 'Queen" collee pot. We co:r-i1ler it ii.m best pot for akin g goI Iotce we Ihave ever I rie(l. 'T'Ie harbeele of Ila%es air Sirber is on the 27th. ren-on Suli r sav tnat there will he a gol dinner, good music. ;;oo(l tncing aind oo<d h ehavior. Every.. bo(ly is invited. Jutlge Kershaw has reeitly rendere. (lecisionls in the following e:1se.: .Jane 1E. 1Boozer. iplailt Ill. vs. Cia;. E. 'Tagle, John I). Boozer at11l others , uefen<lans, motion for new trial rt'iu,e(I; E x pa-t i, Juif I". Agniew. petit foll (or <lower. jidgmlent of I'rohate Court reVer e(l. During the iain storm on W1'elInes(lav last, nany Newberrialls were star tledl by a vivid Ilash of ligtni:ig :il a .simul tancous loud bulrl't of tI um hr. I( w: at lirst thought th:it. the roof of OthleN ewt berry' liotel hail been stri rk, brt Ihi., was found to be a 'ni4takv. I wa- pn1)1n the steeple of t he l'hui:,n 5l 8! et (A. It. P..) C?hurch that Ih-- eh-1 tI: 110r"1 discla'geI itelf. Thle <hu I rna'e done w.as the benling of ihe li,ht nirf rod above the (t1) uf the sle,";.. We arc a sp)eech-mia!iin:.; pIrOi.. t. the afterinoo: of 'l'ilhlt:r:'- (l .v. (!".i,.avl the cainlilates w re inVilt( I It speali from the ('otrt llon-e stel)s. :111 lny of theii didl so. Atirt-se" \\en' inl. by Getorge Johlist onle, t)r. l'ople. (). I.. Srliuinpert, Jos. 1,. I'itt. I )r. I>. 11. W ert z, II. II. Folk, 7. 1'. (-haine-rs, .I. J. Kina1n, It. 1 . Wilon, 11. S. N. ( ros sour atnrl Iob H:lirnna. The crowI of liee $ waIs inl 4 g'ootl Iimmr', espreu-ially towvarns tire clos' of [the l)(peak inig. W .ith. ther otes,1 ren1'1asi.-.'.ho For1 gteeral lite'ratrirr' go to ( 'tonl & Iirnir '-. If they' haIve' not1 i the bok youi w'ishr the'y wvil get, it. for you~ in a fe w thlys at p mb1 lirs prices. MI.~ W... IKiian' is at hromer a-.ini. Mr'. .Ji'k Jlo:in-, orf 1ii.on, is in on Clarencre MeFll1 is a t A -h evilIle, X. (. l)ra't MIcCaughlrin hra. gonel to Con cor'l, N. C'. Ninety-Six. ''liim ~'r lrlIri~ E ir. Rt. L. NlrC:IIphin is in l,rr-eiis for a few dlays. Mr. J. Wi. Mont14gomr .fforrei i I14 New York on Tures<ay. MIr. Allie F"iel,liing r'etiir-etl frm ('ol.. Mil-s Mariiion Spe:nananiIl, IIf (-Etlumiarlrr is aI (Col. LeaIive'li:. MIiss Sopihrie Ihrowni ha:r n-tIri:('nl 10 her hrome ini tIre 1(ounti r'v. Col. Thoins. W.' lt ltloway. IIf PIn j0411 was in townr Sat ti rI:r y. Mr'. Lini Tlomipkhinii, of 1' elge 'i. wa';s it Mr i. TI. S. Noorman's1 last 51week. Col. J. it. Le'avr'lI Is visitiP, hi, frii,is ill Greenw~ootl :rrrl A bbleviir'.. Miss Jarnie Wardh i'i Is ait home11 argaini fti'er her'i visit to frieni'i irr Ligelo ieb. Mr'. Frie(l Fay', oif P'o: -Ihun, N . Y.. !ormeri.ly empilloy3etl ill lihe Sirrgeri Illhiic mr tis prlace, is hre 41n a sho(rt v.i.-i Comip1tiol lerI Ston4ey w-'.tin tI own Miontliay examinin11 g thle books of lthe rtlitor' ari treaIsure'r'. I i' wen't tol auIirns oni Ithe samtie <I:iv. Read the advent icemenIut of th.e C'it.:l' ientulemy in hrris i--ne. Thoirse' wVho wi.,h o0 applyI~ tior e'xamrirnationr umiit "emi '04 hinriks at onrre', as tIre tim iir's -hout. 111'l'hrnu . F . e't . No. *.--Wr. . E wlrari, S.i('Iiio,. i'n, .hos.u. '.V ei. No. 3I.-Mahint o bla--it (. 'nrv, iiltisJ.i 1.JrSmth, I' Munro 'i- kr..l No. -.-,-In. NI. ISpearma, Wa'.-A..u. ',. iNo. 8.-Thompsion. Com.or~rlir. N"aih FI. 1hnsn, Wm.laii I. W:~rih. No..o. -. WI. Reedgelr, W. Pin onsto. Jolsu T. t>rvis NO. '1i.-->. M. Xit rt W- . A. I)ili, .r. N. SI- i ien M.1. Wyse,'-s . t I la rt' -EdI. Ri. Ji pp. '. I. I lerrirk. (G. B. 1mr41 TlI1MA'04 l)AY. 'I'Ihe AtIrieultural Moyev lit Newberry -A aireat 1)nv for time FanelerM --Abtritrat oi'tie Myeeeh. '1'ie ill ich talked of visit. of Faimier Tillman to Newberry ias been pai<d. )n hast Friday fariuiers froin every part Of t ho- c"ounty began to come into town :1 an early 11our" and by ten o'clock (here nltust haive been about thre(e hitn <dreol present. At nine o'clock Mr. Till matt etne r. _h Mr. John T. Duncan, stopping at, the 'rotwell Hotel. At twelve the crowd repaired to the fair ground where a small stand hat been eree1d imm1ediately in front of the buihling. The seats oti the piazza and the heliches placed on the ground were alreatly well illed whei Mr. Tilltnan, 3Mr. R. T. C. Iilniter anll "Mr. J. M1. .1ohnstont ascendtle the stand, amid in terested $pectalors continued to arrive for some time afterward-s. Ill the fewest possible woris Mr. R. T. C. iHunter, cotlmty orgatniz"r introdlel Mir. 'TI1l uitn, and a moment later the Agricnl turtl Maloses stood before his wan<lering Ilock. ''hiose who had never scen him now saw before them an ordinary look ing mailn of mediutu size antid of not very Prepossessing appeu'rance. lIe carrieil tinler Ilk arm a buntdle of tiewspapers :and paunphlets which lie placed upon the plauk inl front of himill, amd tuhe the sp'eech be ganl. To soime ears ir. Tillu5m introdite Iion sImacketd somewhat of egolismt; but the listener forgot (Ihis when1 he became more iiirtereStcct inl the speaker and iln the plain, earnest. way iit which his ihotti,ht- were presente<. After ex phiining briefly what ias been knowii as the farmers' iovement, or the '1'i1 lmani tioV"emtelt the speaker plunged hobily itnto his subject" anl for was liatened to by almost every one present with close attention. The fol lowing; i- an abstract of the thlress We hear :1 great (1eal of talk jusI. now .thoulI'he Ireinlment of farmers by our Iegisha rs. T'ho farmaters are ignored and their ri!ghils tatopled uponi. The trouble w\ithl theml is that they dlo not think. \We put. our frientis ill ollice because tihy ine our friendis a1n( for this reason only. Now. governinent requires train ing, ui ""e shoud study to choose tie m in bst, Iil fed <o till :i ollice --a man1 ('f Sronige m:encl m1:uihood,--and not vet) for hiu simply becautse he iS our friendl. h'l' governmnt needs reform. Agitate the issues now before you, and elect repre.-rlntalives woo you are sttre n%ill clo ytiii' Will n hen yott senid them to Co1um. hi:t. l I c"aue hiere to lalk about :an ag riclultural college at agricult.ral re fe4rmii. What. is the condition of the inarming int"re-t in Newberry County ? If I have heard ai,lit you are more proIpertu< Ian SoTne of 0our sister '-ot i( an1d this is solething to be ! ron-l o*". liit your i;nonttnc is shown 4'n all sides. Somne of y.oi claim - he pn i fairminrs, )utf the iarge uass lif . o iare followwitg inl the rut 1m by V4iin :uce(t' rs, botini( to the o.d ways liv a 1 blitlo v (1ISPI'Vittis111 i actilg 1ike iti'ls. I tlaiv' been1 anl idiot myself. 11 v i . as ag) I was wearillg 0t la to ini:)ke cotloil grow. I hatd lust Lhe at1 , i u:, ing n ioney as a faruler. I i hough t I wa; inaling itoney, and 1 was spentil IIng it 111po11 my lall to ilncirease its pro d}n."litenies-, btit ill (the eiil I found that a ih t ii- money I h:l madc aind the ::mIl ,\ ere not c ciu:l ill value to the ot" i::,inal lamd. I wa:i a.1 idliot aind I. dis eiverell it w ithili the ist foit N"ears. I cli,eove retl Ilhat I w:"a a fool:and dilt oi, o hI ow h()%,. to farm. Why? Be c 11- I Wa-. i:n alit. Igiorunc c is t he c:iti o of ali Iit - trwIblcs. It i= truct that '111e f i;l is are; wtstefull, e''tra1vaglant, lay,:uI i am11 one1 of Item. ini tink in~ htow to cureh these evils I bJeganl to ti 1L agicutltuIIl2 eduntlionLI. I dliscov iri' 11ha11- It wasneesr t o(!OSt' 1.4 1ite1 -rt1-l' aiml cOioon Sense'. We m're noin aI 2 trantin i'l1ieriool. T1hte (obl h:ive piassetl alway evenI if slaIvery hum trei:mie< w~tih 1u. Now we! havey got to 4'Cange ourIi system 01' western1 compet01i tioun will dlrive (Is 1.o thie poor-house. .1n lie va41t1) emire of the west, towatds wic ao t 1sIently strealit of1 (inligr'ant s is set in, the aeenge iln cot toii is yeaIrlyV inci'en2'ing. We muilst planlit less cottoni tael lt)ore gi'2s~--we 1nut1st rai e stock. Tihmis is. btani to <14) otn aIccount of outr conserva'Iftim. It must51 be0 (leonlstratecI it) 4each coity that1 it. can be<lIo. How is ihi to be t.illne ? Mus each ( m101u121 solve till prtobJlemI for hlimllCf? If you1 pro 90 0 to f oow 11his pat tIo th 1le endtimoh mIiilniitt wil Vl I h:iwa before 21 eh:uigeY4 (e4 u11s ; 21111 )l before it ('ome1s westernl compet )1ifio w)11~ ilI la1ve! erIshIe< lus as n he'at1 is eruishl I bet wooeni thie upper an1<( I ha2ve2 1u1itie the ebarge!2 that. imi (our legtish11i4on farmers0 t have~ 1)een ignoredl. I1etus see if Lthis is Irue1. Itn 186-2 Con.. gress 211ppropria1temI to thmis StaIte 30o,000 aces of 1lam)1 for' the0 establlimenit of a1 finu, the~ inItertt't of whlich was to sus (chan1I ial art11s-no14/ aI un14'ersi//. t0111out Caro)l ina: the Ra(Ilicals stole tis monevlcy :ttd 11 h1 1)emiocratlic Legishittre itn 1876 trac2it nule by11 their1011 Reptiblican 1 pre' 41ontrac4t. $li,m0 was'it apoi ri:'te1.tim ni I.h intmiitest onl thmis ~.llmut (naboumt TI l,1414) wa dS livbitled betweeni the( Sou)mth ('itrol ia College :u11(1 Ch2il 1'niver' y. Te chtool clraggeti' alotig foi' aL whliile. mo.aild n1 teLgsa ly Iinlutso thep'01'2 Slolluth5 1k taolin l-go' wais reopoeod. It, was21 oal led thte ag ri4'Iitlurl1111 a l)mechanllicaI college fot' time 1411r'pos' (of gel linIg the moneyit1'~ of the( wa2s 141.Itt chariige oIf it,'--who werie time trustees II. S. Th'iompsoni, W. 1). Simtpsoni, 1elver', AleGowa1n, Cowar Id, 1ftti-t, Iluttson, Rlitn, CalIwell, Blatnd. ig, 114yd(, Simlionls, MecAlaster'D, I zla2r,--alii latwyer's bit onle, an ld 111211 on1e not 21 farmer.14 St 21884 ilgi'.stomb, th ) m st Iher prlesidentL of thet agr'icultural and2 meit 11 )hitlh society3, werelt addOedl to 1the ""nali fori tdeccney's sake. Anld who 44mpoisedh I he boardo of.v'isiItors ? I iiimp f:a-kedI, andr a1 hal f diozn other's not 'Ito oi whta 'il.1s 2 a ormer. 1ir s11 a52 21. uing ('X:tled (of 4class445 lstrismi andlO litIst IC); it was1 simpl~iy tile disfranl-. 4'!-i'4il1lll o.(f I th' fa4r11er, Theri'e are'4 GiS hiwye,rs in Soul hI Cauro li12a. I iiw 14m11 of1 them11 live, Goll only13 I" -Twntlis.'IilIy-fhe 4of fthe renm2ininl 444 h1:v-- Soui th (Carolitia underl'i their nhim bs. It I as4 heifi char11ged tha;t I array13 121o4 n4 :gaini Ii2 hwyer's, one1 class5 algain't Ianor4i her', but1. (God( forbdl I ha2t Ii' shonl be4 Si). Whati. I a1sk Is 11hat mit r' ightts as5 faurmers be respectedh am1i against1 tilt dligar'chy in thme le'gislafturp., 'l'he ml11it' farm'Ier you'Jl sendtl down there0 (4werIs beiofore it. like a1 whIiped cull. i'hie News n,al1 Con.., r ...io-. i'meotI a'1 call for a farmers' convention. It sali that of the farmers were in the minorlt3 It was their own fault. If this Is trul decency titd self-respect otught to htim kept tihe lawyers from being so greedy ChatlestonI and Colunbla run the hma. chine,' and as long as yolt allow Sitno: anti otlhers to see tlht they can Votl famIiers like l>nppets they will run it and 3ou1 will never get yolr rights. ] don't advise yot to send only farmner: to Coltmbia. A farmer is a very small niat among brillianti lawyers. ie sonc thnies votes again1st wrong measures, bil lie will hot speak ara inst, them. If yor have amhotg your cand(idlates aln ablt lawyer send Ihim,--on the principle of setting a thief to catcit a thief. '1'he3 are so slippery, however, that unlesf you Wind him to (o what you want hii to do, I al afraid he will betray you whet he gets there. The ouly real <testioni now d(ividinp ,us is i that of the agricul i.tral college 'l'herc are some who say that it will b( expensive, it i 1oubtful experimuent, and th-tt. it is useless beeanse the annex of the South Car, lina Col. lege is silliieut. to Ieet, all ou watts in the way of agricultural ed. unction. h'.is is simply pr(po5erots After iny speech at liennettsville tni( my letlers in the News an1d Courier tht board of visitors of the Sotlth Caroltit College moved heaveni andi t tOMi tc show that the :utex is all we need, They circulated lies alboutl tile i the Iewspatpls. They sent for I)r. 13attlc of the 1niversity of North Carolina tc comne lown here atl tell us how w ousglt to be crlhietetl. (Itere Mr. Till. .Iani readt ia patt of I)r. Bat lc's specl ini '01ich it wa;s said that Lhe peoplc utl be holio-vnlte'ouis :alt(I the tit wohtlt coie lien ihe lion tuat tit lahb would lie down together.) That tine has already come. The lion at the litb now' lie down together, bnt //( labn is insi/c /h ln. We are insidt the lion right tiow. If atny prtit of us b ot! the titerchalit. and1t railroads have it. We a. hoo(igeteotus to. --inl poverl3 and .irnoranlc". A|| t,he talk about ed1 teatitig fatners at the South C.arolin: (,ollege is htuhu_. Look at the agri. etluur.l colleges of Alhtb ina, Illinois, Indliana, Iona, Cornell University, thlt liversity of Californti:. The propor tiot of agicult ural students is iIsiguilt cat. The Southi1t Carol"nt College Ii tfro s(u/r u/s oif agr"ituItuital clhem11ist'y and why is the Ilnmlwer .so sinall? It i., hecau-e of a belief which is incnleatet inl the initds of Ith sItulnts by every Irofes,or inl that iisiitnlion. a belie that lbor is legraling. 'ihe othe sttudtils slieer at agricuitItr tatIl st tideiits They tell thein that there is Iot. only nc pirolit but. h1l) no recspect inl farmintg, When is all this to cbatige : For all th. w. ronlg a lay of reckoit ig is coming, We will awake at lis, but it will be wheit yottr hids have gone ftromi be. heath yotu feet. Alreadv it is toe late for maty of you. If we are to re cover it will he lb y :a systeint in whlieli science :a11(1 btin are ISc(1. No naume i tore dear to the nn(-mlory of South Caro. liniaus t.han that of T1horn1well. 1W1 plia for utiincti,:1 :ttIressc"d1 to Gov ernor Matning itt 1S:,3 is a gran( argo. u rnt. Blut th1e devil it is said can qtuote seriptiure, atil so c:ta I. Whatever h-is been the tn1 it 1n'l the prestige of the South Carolina ('c,lle.t"c" it. ha.s never beet :a fauters'colle.c an(I never vill Ie. ''lte boys who go ten- cuttact habit:, 0; illencs- of w\hich Ihey are never able t0 rid thelliscI' e. 'They won't farmt. Only hive l;er cent. of collerge gradutates fari -and tiaoy uif hese ar' m11eni who have failed in othtr pn>f.ssiont, aidnt are therefore not. lit to farm"i. It is said Ihal we want $300,000 at one to start oulr agricultural college. ''hbis is uo, so. All we vant for the lirt two .eats is *1t00,00J, and if we have the rght legi.lation we can get thik withoutt adii tinal taxation. Tihe( Soutth Carnh: oltt ~ h'ge atiti the C..itadel Ac'adeiiny ge't :an ally :i13'$7,000 of out money wivleI we gropi~e itn ignorate., Thie Suithl Cat inatt (COllege'I is cailled lie toutr inanti's colle4ge'. L et u is see abou(tL this. It co--ts each hIOv, with free ttitionl, 175~ [Cer yearl. Te'e x pentse ot eaich student11 oif the ti rmer.,' College ol M isisippi, exclutsiv of' (Ilot lin tg is $53, Thie bIoys are altiIlowu.l tot work'h thiree htouris peri d:iy at eight centt a in hiotr ott the e'xper'imtalt: fartit at.. Itachledl to theti collcg''. ''The inistituit[ion is manitagedu oIl bustiness5 priticip)les atid it Is at iicei'sa. lh'-iides, it costs farmers too teh lto get, the1' ir bys ilp to thie stanlldar id of ed uca tioni teitired for ad tisslin to lie Soth I Carol itna College. They inulst knhow Latlin an tit(reek at ( mathteimatie's antd it ('osts too natuch to ivethiei t knweep t msi t farmer yeats, giv'es hini1 a good Etngish edttca huhn tiil so mtticht of hot any, cheinistr'y, geology, plhysilohgy &c'i., ais w'ill he niec genlt 1y. 1ltow nitiy of y'ott hier'e before mei. to-daty can tll whty y'ou shoiuld havec a rotation (If ern: ttiw miiany13 of y'ou knowi atnytlting al.ot gr'afting, 01' the tempera(ture tlt at wiebil ertam shtotuld be churned yYout hiat'e beeni taught to look upol(i girai is yetiii 'eemy', biti. vou iint lear':ii to tiil'ze geass, to hav~e pins .it has beni sutgge'ted'( tha liii say soine iung abloiit, l th t'epai'riet of augrictl a plit itual ho!-htoutse :u1 tiothIinig miote. Wien it un<i:m ist abhlihed ini 18) wihuo was litut iii ciharg'ie oIf it ,-formluierls ? No. itember's c.r-//iuio, but amiuong the~ rest, lther'e was noc a 'itigle farmiet'. T1his departml.t hasit Iii pen lt - 17,0. 0 of thie farm'tter2' mon1ev, becattse thei mnoney was r'iceed lby a tax on fer'tilizer's and was idt etitcly by1 fattmets. In Ohio thmitgs aire loLtitdon int this way. T1here (hue counlty atgricultiual soc'it,ies send helegtt' to a Sttie CJonven'itiont which ttominaltes th' Slate agricuilt tral board. 'l'iere, too,l a tax iof ont 'et.per' e'elpi/( is iunilosedl for Flue sIupport of tigriclu Iral fairs. ando the farmercs' mtotiey is utot thriow't awai;y Ilonl "itch it-less wor'ks Thiere is anoiitheru work done)t iti lie NothI to wvhicht I wi-li to call yoiur at (llntin. ITis is lhe estalishmient of farmtiers' inistittest'.-mee'I.tings of scieii title experlts whio Irtavel ftrotm couty to cotunl y andit deliver' lctires tuon topliCs of inte rc-I to farmertcts. OhIioi, thie State which I wish youtt oi copy, had last wmteii r twety-fo ur otf thense aigiclt ttral hlecturer's antd Ilie total cost for forty-six imitittls waiS onty 3'i2,(itt. lii Sotuth (,'a'r t' in <.tult wyuhter wye ennl raise obacco ott out' lanids r~ nti(, w. ifery scihool-boy~ kni ows that hiogshieads >f tacc ini g.real ucithet's iused( to be '3'LI to Chiarlestn. Wei hc'pend $180f0 to hitlCiout Ilhtheori we' n gith is [lui 'oh[tt tdles-th1e1 planit ic h has de ihi'u'd so ntoeh of th' hind of North :ainait aml Virugintit. TJhe( tnalis oI (f fir ilizeus miadec by our' l"Iin nr menut Iof agr'je'itu tre showed that 3 per' een/. of I hose 511hl ini thte Stte fall telow thle ganranitee. and zthlerue is ninm I to punish this fraud. At the North the law makes this felony. We buy an nually about $3,000,000 Worth of fer tilizers, and in doing so we are robbed of $500.000. In this connection I 'am ro minded of a remark of Bob Toombs ; "Give me a bag off sand and a rotten stump and I can make as good guano as anybody." In Mississippi. the agri cultural college looks up frauds in for 'tilizers and brings these offenders to " justice. As freemen we should demand - of our legislature the control of our own money and see that it is applied in s the interest of farmers. I have often been asked whether only farmers should take part In the agri cultural movement. I answer by no means. We are all citizens of South Carolina, no matter what our profes s1ons may be ; we are bound together by ties of friendship and kindred. In this light every patriot, of every pro fession, will put his shoulder to the wheel. Let all come in, for the move ment is in the interest of farmers, law yers, merchants and all alike. We need - economy, justice, efficiency. Let all join for this purpose.. But I would have you beware let you admit to your ranks some designing demagogue who seeks to ride into oillee on the backs of the farmers. Lots of men are jumping on the farmers' wagon and shouting, "Ilurrah for the farmers' movement," when the mean only "'hlurrah for me !1" [lIere M1. Tillman would have ended his address, but in answer to cries of "Go on ! go on !" he proceeded.] It has been charged, (and the charge scarcely deserves notice,) that the farm ers' movemlent wats Iltended to split the Democratic party in - South Carolina. The rapidity with which my movement spread showed how necessary it was. I never sought to be a political leader. I have been repeatedly accused of sel lishness, and it is said that I sold out to Sheppard. I voted for Sheppard on the principles which I have always believed and taught,-because lie was in favor of my measures. HIe stood solidly on the -farmrs' platTorm in everything but the Citadel Academy, and I voted for him becnuse I thought he would make a good governor. Vhen we regained pos-ession of our State government in 1876 the general idea Was that a through eleaning up was necessary. Did we do it? Some say that we did ; I say we did not. We live to-day under the constitution which was forced down our throats at the point of the bayonet. I admit that it Is a good organic law, but it is defective and there can be no reduction of taxes until these defects are remedied. One of the ulcers on the body politic is the nuisance of the trial justice system. As it is now many trial justices hunt up cases for the sake of the fees, and in consequence two thirds of the time of our courts It taken up trying little nigger lights. It has been suggested that we have magis trates to issue warrants, probate papers &c., without appeal, and at the same time the numnbers of circuit judges should he imereased. We must stop paying thirty live cents a day to feed a uigger in jail on black nolasses and meal, when we knuow that lie canl be fed on about seven cents. It is said that if we make this clange we can't get anybody to take the sherill's olice ; but I have never known even the county conmmissioner's otllce to go begging. Why shouln'nt we re tn to the old system of Coun ty Goverunment? Men have, however, ceased to work for honor in South Caro lina,-:and we hitve almost lost the seed. We (1o nothing now without pay. Can we expect at conuty commissioner to do his duty at .300 a year? Look at our roads. A change is necessary, and sub commissioners should be appoilted in each townshipi, or ele the contract sys tem of road-working substituted for our )resent system. Then there are time olliees of auditor antd treaisurer. What is thme use of hIavinig both ? Is it the atu dlitor's duty to watch the treasurer? TheIse- two oflIers are and always have been like twins. There is no0 evidence of collusion between thenm, but still the poli-iax. is not 'ali collected. Wily not unhite tihese two offices? What use haive we for a commissioner of reg ism ratil ? The p)robate jud(ge might (10 tis work for a fee of a few cents. T1here aire lots of olliees ne can (do with out. WVe hear continuailly atbont hlard times. Farmers can searcely miake endls meet, or if they do meet, they lap over but a little way. When tis is thie case why shlould we continue to pay so man~y salaries'. Our capacity 1o pay13 has been limited one-third ill tenl years, and the purchasing power of money has doubled ; yet thme .salaries remlain tihe sameI and1( offices increase. This nuIist he stopped. We can get men to till thme ofllces at redulcedi slarIies. If wec can't, I willl bring iln some) of my13 farmer friends, hailf of whloml are crazy for an olIlce, pay or no0 pay. I t hinlk some of our lawyers will go 111on1 tile bceh for less thiani *3500 a year ; tihey dloll't make that mnuchI antyhow. But there aure so many of these tilers iln our governmlenlt that I cannot notice ail I migiht speak t wo hours mole and not get t hrough I tihank you for your alttenltion. if I ha:ve dlone any goodI by emn1ing to Newberr' I am saitisledI. Stop tile Rtacket. Newberry to dlay is qjuite difYerenit froml the Newberry of tell years ago. Tile towni is faist beCOmIinlg a1 city. A mong tile at reet sounds1 whlichi evidlence this fact t here are one1 while claImnor so) shr11ily ando so conltimluousiy for and(lenlce athose of thle Ice and milk wagons. T hese wagons traverse our principal istreets several timies daily, andlo the nmoise |of their bells and( hiorns is catusing somle com11plainlt oin the palrt of nlerv.ous Cit I zen*1s. TIhere is a townm ordlinlance p)ro ihibitinig the blowing of horns on the streets and1( it should be0 enfored(. The attention of buyers of lee and iol 1k could be attraceted egnally as wvell by meanis of a gong shn iar to those used on street ears and omniibuisses. The single tapl of some1( such inistrumenoit wouild be mnch less. anlnoyinl( to strauined aind t.ired1 nerves than11 tfGe shrill clatter of a dinner bell or the long drnawli agony of ani asthl mlatie bugle, and( we suggest 1a cihange. n hant with the factory bell, church bells, locomotive bells, mnule-team bells, din. ner bellk, bycieie bells, Dr. Ilairmon 's i)hls anid lee and milk wagon bells, '"the tinltmnlablationm of thme hells'' is becom.1 inig somlethling thlat we would raLther read I On: the mlornling of 2-It.h lust., ilt her,i r(5eslee niearI MaIybintonl, S. C., aifter a shlort illness, Mrs. Annie WV. Whitney, c relict of thlp late F. II. Whiitney. Adver'tI,mes *omttpjj'a Pois'r OFFicE, NE wlnnuy, S (I i st fm etters unlcialmiled andi aduverttscai 6 lio.ve, Mrs. Suo, Iaves, .John I lirown, .Jnhn Sims, Mrs Bmuan Jirooks, Willie Stewar~t, 1II.W 1- rulciles M arin Siearmnm .l M F Wilson, Alleo Peransfll calling for these letters illh please say that thev were Sdvertied. . "; s. Jownnumr,P.M- I aw @Us5L5Dl1SuNT.. New Advertisemets. CAROLINA IEMOCRAIC 8LUB. A meeting of t his Club Nill be heltl Friday, Aigust. 27th '188, at 8:41O P. $1., in McCaugh-in'4 iall for the pi.. pos of electing D)elegates to the it. County Con vent lo to be held Sattur day Augu,t. 28th 188G. L,AM1 tTr W. JONts It. See. 4& Treas. STATE OF' SOUTiH CAROLINA, NEWBIEiRY COUNTY. By Jacob BI. Feller., Probate Jiudge. EItEREAs, .Janes Y. MeFall, lha1th made suit to me to grant iimt Letters of Adlinistration of the derelict estate and el'ects of I)vl M. Caitnon, de ceased. These are, therefore, to elto and ad moiisht ail amti shuigi"lar the kintidred and1 creditors of the said i David M. Cant non, deceased, that they be antid appear be fore iiie, in thie.Coit. of Probate, to he held at Newbcerry ourt, Ilouste on the sixth day of October next, after pbili cation hereof, at. 1I o'elock in the fore 10011, to show eause, if anv they have why the sal AduiIistration should not be granted. GhNen under my IMamd this 23rdl daty of Augu.st. Anno 1)omini l188(. -35-... FEIfRS, ,. I'. N. C. NOTIOE. The Detmoceracy of Newherry Couity is hereby reque.tel to meet iil conven tion at Newherry Court 1louse, Saturday the 28th day of Auuist, 188(, for the purpose of electing eight delegates to at tend tlie Cougrsionatl Convention at, Seuen City, Wednet ly, Septembhcr 1st. .JAS. K. P. GOC(ANs, (lhirman 1 'x. Com. W' 11. IlNT', .Jr., See. OI1U!0i98, 1t'TIis, Jewelry, Clocks, SILVER PLATED WARE, Pocket and Table Cutlery, MUSICAL INSTRUMEN'I, Watch Reparing a Specialty. EUARD SiPHOLT , Ne-wherr.v, S. C- 113-tf. T'11 110T1 WMAV IIas reached its at last, and 1 wish to remind you 1111. ti:r ime has comie for a decided change in lil mrwear and cloth ing. Why will yoi sul'er fro heat when yoI lutvr the opapor un11ity of se enringa si. iii a aice I thi Serge, in Black andti Blue or 1Irah 1)'Ette Suits? 'l'Ihese are the muost comfortable suits of clothing for liis season of tl.e year. e-. shles the abo)lve menlit i 'led g~ods .1 hl-e other styles of goods whuich are equal ly as comifortable. Now, if You wold hid delciiie to "'Old Sol,'' col'ie and( .sieure a cool suit of clothes. I you should nlot uieed a fiill sitt I will caIll y ~ourI afttention to a full lint' of Seersucikei's in Coats and V ests froin $1.';5 to p7.50. Also, PlIaini Al paca, Silk Wa rp, Silk Serge. .Mlhiair and Pon,gec Sil1k Coats at. $1.50 Ill to $7.50. There k no0 excuIe for not keep. ing cool durin~l g thle h ot w eaith er, ant(i at theO pries 1 am11 Oll'eig these hot weather goods8. Y'Oui wei Ili tid it ne(cess:u y to supp~jly1 y'oursel f with Lisle Thread, or Bal brig.. 0n1o Iiidia Gauzie Unidervists. Also, raes II alf Ilose and Neckwvear--hi fact, everythinig that I is light and( comn fort.able. Aiiot her item 1 had almiost for oten. tha i eessary to anl ontfit, an< hatis Fin Lo QurIt emShoe, ou. a1 Gaiteir if preferred. You will fluid my stock of shoes for' imake and1 st yli' enii not he excelled. Th'le malteriall of Whih the(se shoes ar m( iade are CalfA is1in a t Kid, Pebble Goat antd Kangar'oo. ''The' aire aickniowledgped to he comlfortab)le ami wvell made in every r'espect. 'ihere is one ar ticle' more1 to Coimpjlete( an1 Outfit, and1( 31ha1 is ] fats. Yi)i wil fInd ani elegant ass~ort men(t13 in this line, o,f Straw andi Fur. ini soft andI still'Ilats. ''lhe coolest 1ha1s -for hot weaither are lie hianillas, M:ickinaws and(1(X ils, He side t lhese I have the Boii nbzic Veti atfed 111ats, ailso tihe Browin L,inen I Iel~ mets, which have bueeii 50pplr (i past Sealsons anld find t hem mortue so this seasoni. tJust receivedl Ia betifu il liiie of ti e Pitritan Sil k tiiibrel 1las a long fel t was ut to those who use 3 iheii. E0very mnlibu ella s glartaa1teed( to( wellri bet than11 i the (iilor'ia or Silk, or otf herm brn uis f you ml~bt ie them fo-hysl t Iil i selves. Respectfully, M. L.KRINSARD, 2-'24-u' COLJUM BIA, 5, C, hLO I' , - -J~S GAIN, tlEATS. IIRAIN, MA'As, 3LOUItS, GR0N tEATs, : F".:;g, fEATS, * I'IEATs, 'LOUlIS, ---- IGAIN, RAIN, MEATs, LOUlts, G HlAfN, *ET F'i.OUmcs iltN, MI A'T', LOUtt, 0) (fA IEATS, RLAIN, ~ t ls MEAT',