Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SUPPLEMENT. - I THE COUNTY RECORD. KWGSTREE, SC. 1 ? I APRIL 2< 1902. ? y ? . . a Tillman 5 a Who was it in the Senate rose, Andsteppe.l upon McLaurin's toes, e And woke him from his calm repose? j Ben Tillman. ? And when bold Mc. with flashing eye And shaking his list, loudly did cry, J "A wilful and malicious lie, Ben Tillman!" Who hit Mcl.auriu on the jaw, ' And made him rip and rear and paw, in such a way you never saw? Ben Tillman. c Who got it back on the no^e, ' And got red blood all o'er his clothes, t Redder than the red, red rose? a Ben Tillman. e Who failed to sit at the table ready, t With the royal Prince and his friend t Teddy, * ? And "Siidn't care a ," that'* what said he? ^ Ben Tillman. | [ Who beat Beu Tillman acting the ! ? fjoo?e. t And talked too much and rather f loose, _ t All on account ?f "too-much juice?" c Jim Tillman. u ?J. II. Magill in Hartwell Sun. x - __ 1 % t A SOUTHERN WRITER WORTH 0 WATCHING t g Only a Girl Now, but Full ot Promise i B for tne Future. It is not at all improbable that (, before many years have passed 0 the South will be pointing pmu4- t ? l- - <*..1.1 . t t. la blue* Had 6tniugeiy nibuppesr-ju. Conceit may puff a mau up, butj j it is not a good prop. j COUGHS j believed rrr 5 minui.es. CURED IS 6 HOURS. ' DR. FSJTNEE'S, J Goiden Relief j and Cough Honey 1 have not failed in 30 years. 1 tablespoonful | of tie "Relief in 2 of water and one of 8 sagar hourly till sweat, tben 1 of "Cough Honey." A bath completes the care. 3 doses generally sufficient- Death will never result froiaLUNO or THROAT diseases when these two Remedies are PROMPTLY need. Bt PrugKlst*.25c..SOc- 81- sizes. PT WlTllCnAIIPCSure 0ure- Circular. Dr. dMllUd UAnULFciuicr.FrodoalaJI.X IV to a new wnier in me ucm wi *. fiiciion: a writer whose present work along another line gives t promise ol something of enduring b iiiterest it she turns to fiction c when more mature?Helen Keller.' i: ; q This wonderful girl Iron. Alabama, i I blind, and deprived of all sense of I c hearing, is putting so much poetic j5 feeling, sentiment and deep E thought,, and is showing such mar- P velous descrip'ive power, in her; ^ story ot her life no w appearing ' g in ThkLad.es' Home Jouknai., L i' tiiat one cannot help wandering I n what she would do if sh-* were to a try her hand at a romance. It is; p too early yet for her to think of! tl it, as she is only twenty-one, and ? btill in college; but it requires wo! p no stretch oi the imagination to;B ' o conceiveo>? her as becoming one |j V I of the Smith's most famous ? V authors by and by. d I ? The terms "monk" aud "friar" need t to denote respectively a smear and a 6 place which the ink has not touched, d most probably originated from the asso- u ciation of Caxtou with the Scriptorium in Westminster abbey. The garb of the 1 t: monk was black, ard that of tbo friar q was white. In printing offices the term . r "father of the chapel" is applied to the . u chief of the compositors. ; c London is full of mysteries, but it is n surprising thing to find that it is pos- ! il cihle tor a woman to kef p JbO dead cats h in wooden hoses without exciting uiie? givings among her neighbors. Vet this is what has bee-u discovered at Clbrken- J " well. A workman accidentally broke \ Into the family vault of cats, and then ' the neighbors remembered that thuii ^ SOIL FERTILITY. Conclusions From B>* jMlHtftti With Fertiliser*. Y&haisMs and thorough experiments m the aiaintenance of the fertility of b* goU have beeu oontinned for a nninier ef years at the Ohio station. Tbe renits of these experiments appear to uatify tbo opinion thai for tbe crops tnd soils tinder test phosphoric acid is * kmcimi* tlia mnut imnorfnnfc onnetitn. t of a fertilizer, with nitrogen and lotash following in the order named, rurtber couclnsiona drawn by the ataion are: The largest increase is only obtainefl vhcn the fertilizer contains all three of bese constituents hut it does not aa ret seem neeessary to use nitrogen and wtssh in so large proportion, relatively o phosphoric acid, at would be indicatd by the chemical composition of the tops. Apparently, phosphoric acid ebonld onsiderablv exceed cither nitrogen or wtflsli in qnantity in a fertilizer for orn, oats or potatoes, while for wheat he proportion of nitrogen may closely ipproximate that of phosphoric acid. Nitrate of soda is apparently the most ffectivo carrier of nitrogen in common ise as a fertilizer, bat it can seldom be ised with economy iu Ohio because of ho relatively high cost of its nitrogen. Slaughterhouse taahage, which is the arrier of "ammonia" in practically ill the factory mixed fertilizers sold in his 6tate, i6 probably a less effective arrter of nitrogen than nitrate of soda, mt the cost of nitrogen in unmixed ankage, when due allowance is made or the phosphoric ncid carried by tbe ankage, is so much less than iD nitrate if soda that taukage becomes a much core economical source of nitrogeu to be Ohio farmer than nitrate of soda. ?his advantage in tannage disappears, lowever, whtu it is purchased in tho rdinary factory mixed fertilizer, since he price at which such fertilizers are ;euerally sold brings tiie coet of their itrogeu to a higher figure than its iccessarv cost in nitrate of soda, while be experiments reported in bulletin 'J3 | f this station indicate that the nitrogen f the factory mixed fertilizer is not aore effective than that of ordinary ankage. Dissolved boneblack is apparently a aore effective carrier of phosphoric acid han rrw bonemeal or acid phosphate, >nt dissolved boneblack, like nitrate f soda, is seldom or never used in the omposriwing or raccory nnxea ierwizers in Ohio. because of the lower cost f pbcspbcric acid in otber materials. Acid phosphate, on account of its oruparative cheapness aud large suply, ban become tbe standard carrier of I ertilizer phosphoric acid. Our experi- ; sents indicate that commercial acid I bosphat*>, like slaughterhouse tankage, j 3 variable in composition, and both lati rials should only be bought on a :uarantecd analysis. Onr expeiiments fully support the inerenco that the phosphoric acid of bone* i ical aud tankage, when these materils are finely ground, is quite us effected, pouud for pound, us the "available" j hospborio acid of acid phosphate, aud , bat these materials, unlike boneblack ' ud Carolina rock, require no treatment ritb sulphuric acid to make their plios* ; boric acid available, provided only the linding be done with sufficient thorughness. Investigations indicato that' berc has been a decided improvement a grinding within recent years. Basic slag appears to stand next to issclved Iwueblack in effectiveness as carrier of phosphoric acid. Apparent y tliid result is in part at least aao to i te sunrior mechanical condition of the ; lag meal, as iris an ostrunely fine pow- ! er. This material is not treated with j cid. These experiments show that the ferilizing constituents of barpyard. ma-, ore act more slowly than those of comiicrcial fertilizers, bnt as they cost inch less in immure it becomes the hiapest fertilizer. The advantage of applying manure to bo surface instead of plowing it under 4 strikingly shown. gBOMMtoiagMgMRaBWMMaBa is YtLlOW POiSOK In your Mood ? Physicians call 3 it Hulariai Germ. It can be seen f changing red blood yellow under S microscope. It works day and | night. First, it turnsyourcom- X piexion yellow. Chilly, aching yj sensations creep down your gj | backbone. You feel weak ar.d ft I v/orthless. i ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC | J will stop the trouble now. It * I enters the blood at once and fc ) drives out the yellow poison. | If neglected and when Chills, ] Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen- J cral bi4akrdowij cotjtci l.-fer.on, 3 Roberts' Tonic wili cur<& you 3 then?but why wait ? Prevent 1 future sickness. The manufac- I turers know all about this yel- g low poison and have perfected i Roberts' Tonic t<X-drive it out, I nourish your system, restore 9 appetite, purify tty; Wood, pre- B vent and cure Chilly Fevers and E Malaria. It has cired thous- E ands?It will cure you, or your I money hick. This is fair. Try I it. Price, 25 cents. L L. B. Johnson. W, S. Lynch. F Most people seek sympathy, when they ask advice. No orders for corn and oati will be filled unless accompanied by the cash. Barr & Co, Never ask a favor of a man a quarter of an hour before dinner. The "Complete Novel" of the April Lippincott i? ."Diaiit," an intense love-story of IJaiti, by John S. Durham, former Minister trom the United States to that land of passion and revolutions. Little Rock, S. C, Jan. 13, 1902. A. C. Neilson, Dear Sir:?You will please send me another month's treatment of your medieine, C. (). 1)., Dillon, S. C. It lias done me more good than anything I have ever taken. I am stronger and can eat anything with out giving me any trouble. Sleep well and have not that fullness of head and don't feel nervous. Please land ?? cnnn vnil <*i?t this. Yours Truly, MRS. ALMA BltlTT. For retail and wholesale call 011 Dr. D. C. Scott Kings tree, S. C. The poetry of Lippixcott's Magazine is ^elected with an eye to other consi derations than sp ice on the page. The April number has two natable American poems, ^Meeting in the Woods." by .Madison Cowein. aad '-Not Vet," by George Seibel. Besides these there are verses by \V. N. Roundy, Willa Sibert Gather, Arthur Chamberlain, Carrie Blake Morgan, Phoebe Lyde, and Ilelen >i. Richardson. I A'FLA MFD BLADDER AND , KIDNEY. Privetts, S. C., Feb. 28, 1D02. My Dear Mrs. Gerrald: Dr. Xeilson, who is a stranger to you, has tjeen in our home for the past five days attending my father, who was on last Wednesday atdeath's door, and we believe hut for his coming just at that time, he would have now beer, four days under ground. Father's case was a YtT.Y wiir, i ii uaiin \? vihuuvi j and kidney, l>ut this morning we all feel that the danger is over as a result of his faithful efforts in the use of his most wonderful medicine. We heartily recomniend him to you in Jesus' name, and not only to you but to as many as may be suffering: from any disease, (Jive him a fair trial and I feel sure you will always praise (Jod for the day he came to you in the name of suffering humanity. Sincerely your friend, .M. (i. BRYANT. For retail and wholesale call on Dr. I). C. Scott, Kings tree, S. C I1KWHIM CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS COIXC SOUTH. Dati-ii nrf23" fsaTiii w April 14, 1C02 * | I * j * J A.II jp. y..[ A. M. Le Florence 3 20 7 55 9 45 " Kingstree 9 07 10 59 ArLanes 4 36 9 28 p.m. 1100 Le Lanes 4 36 9 28 7 37 11 00 9 46 A i- Charleston 0 00; II 15 9 20 1 10 11 35 i ;.v. M.ip. M. r.v. r. m.; a. m. TKAINS OOIN'O XOKTII. I 78 33 52 I 50 58 * * * I * T . ? ? in m!i m p m. Le Charleston 7 00 i 32011; 40] 4 2? i 3 23 Ar La 11.'a I 8 37 | 0 43 I 8 lo| 0 0t.! 7 28 Le Lanes I 8 37 i 6 43 6 00 j Le KintfStree J 8 31 { Ar Florence ' 0 43 : 7 53 7 40 , |a. 31.[p. M A M.jp. 31 I Daily. {Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday. No. 52 runs through to Columbia, via [ Central K. R. of S. C. Trains N'os. 78 and 32 run via Wil| son and r ayetteville?Short Line? :inrl make close eonnectioh for all points North. Trains on & D. R. R. leave Florence daily except Sunday 1U:05 a. 111., arrive Darlington 10:30 a. 111.. llartsville 1 : *> > p. m., Che raw 11:45 a. in, Wadcsborol2:50p. m. Leave Florence daily except Sunday 8:00 p. rn., arrive Darlington 8:25 p. rn.. Rennettsville 0:22 p. in.. Gibson 10:20 p. in. Leave Florence Sunday only 10:05 a. m., arrive Darlington 10:30 a. m. Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 5:50 a. ni.. BennettsviJle 0:50 a. in. arrive Darlington 8:15 a in., leave Darlington 7 :.">0 a. in., arrive Florence 0:15 a. in. Leave "Wade-boro daily except Sunday 4:10 p. ni., Clieruw 5:15 p. m. llartsville 9:15 a. ni., Darlington 6:29 n. in., arrive Florence 7:00 p. in. Leave Darlington 8:50 a. m., arrive Florence 9:15 a. m. II. M. EMERSON, Gen"! Passengar Agent. T. R. Kknly, Gen. .Man'g. T. >1. Emerson, Traffic Man's. * Mexican flustang 1 don't city ob or mat the rurfmoe, bet goaft i tiffuea to th* boo* ftod dhvaa oat all Borftoa For a Lame Back, Sore Muscics, or, in fact, all Lament ness of your body thei that will drive out the flammation so quickl) Mexica Mustang Lin If you cannot reach tt self get some one to a: it is essential that the rubbed in most thorot Mexican Hustang overcomes the ailments of horse*; and all dc it is a lleah healer and pain killer nomattex g D. 0. SCOTT, President. * i THE BANK OF Ki > Transacts a Genera! Bai g COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY LC ' nnrwiDTi v ui'M ^ rnviui ivij.u i DEPOSITS FROM $ 1.00 UPW* 5 DIRECTOR! 5 HENRY P. WILLIAMS, * JOHN A. KELLEY, ^W"WWWWWWWWWWWWW $S 000 WORTH 01 At 25 Per Gent We have decided to retire from the Ch we may devote the entire time to the Dry limine**, and in order to close out ocrstoc 1- r ("..a: 1 ir. our ontire stock ol vuuninji nuu ui-nu m Wo would also i in press the fact upon o our stock of Staple Dry Good Shoes and I Was never more Wo will give personal attention to all W. E. JENKI Manning, - - S GRAND OPENINGSPRING CLOTHING HA TS AND FURNISHINGS. You will find here the very newest an up-to-date Suits, Furnishing Goods an Hats. Wo make a specialty of extra-size Suit and Slim Suits. On receipt of your letter we will sen you swatches of Suits if you are intereste in any. In our tailor-department we hav * <- - ? ~ o..: over .">00 samples lor voi. iO-.-x.toet^?oui r>u or extra Pants from. Suits made to your measure from $15 to $5i Pants from 13 to 12. All Mailorders promptly attended tob a special salesman. Mo Brawn's GRAiilTE CLOTHING HOUSE, Opposite Academjr of Mudc. 224 King Street,, CiiarlosUu,?. C; i i i > Liniment < r n through the bomIm u>4 m and inflammattrft iiflL 3ss and Sore- i ; *e is nothing pain and inr as n imeiit. ie spot your ssist you, lor liniment be ighly. Liniment >mestic animals. In fare, ' who or what the patient u. wvwwwwwvw^vw^ ID WIN (). EPPS, Cashif r. 5 1NGSTREE. | nking Business. ^ JOKED AFTER AND . * ITT EI). { ARD RECEIVED. | *! t R.D.ROLLINS, .J D, C. SCOTT. j PlTBII Discount. ">thin<? business in order that Goods, Shoo and illinerv k of clothing cjuiekly we offer its at percent discount. ur Williamsburg friends tha s, Millinery, lotions ? Complete.. orders sent us. NSON, iouth Carolina, = \ a Y. 3 x, : ill / V- A * .