The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, August 11, 1885, Image 4
PBAYEB*
ttmWiiurldV
?one.
ref toort dt&jf di ride oafrom
floj??^ kingdom
t mad-Thy v?l bc done
??fclkeofthedeYn,
~^P??k* *?* wond'roua
?qua corteas agaa n,
??field.
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^^^iffir^on. coi?-!
* 4jjge- of sixteen, and ;
^eeasisiea^or agtaouai ;oss O? UH*.?MS
^?i-a? The fractured limbs ?;eal-- <
J|E^'.&T ^i?? more helpless
"?^-lit?f years
i&ived another fall. She'
j?pj supporting herself
The bed was accident
threw her from
being unable to
foot? abe fell backwards
breakirig ber left thigh
other injuries natural
f .;:w^ij^t. "aad utterly
condition. Since this ac?k|
a partial ose of
?od ams, a? though unable
bi?r bead, abe has been
-help??as in body, unable
;TO ?ed or lift her -foot
Her rolling chair has
her-constant companion by day,
m%f -&\an$^W$ tmpjute was placed on lier
^^^|%?at ni^ht and moved only as she
^si^^^ tbe dressing and nn
devolving entirely- apo:i oth
^ets> lier ?pine was stiff and carved
"^ar?V/ and one-of her feet was
?t?^^ways so that, the bottom
sM-scarcely be made to touch the
?^S?S^^r- '???'^.^i-jbeswi her condition
Jj?^:;years^ and this
^^^^i?i>c^di?ou' a little more than a
g?fllP*?^ ?go; And- all this lime Mrs.
T Sas been bright in mind,
itr-spirits, and hopeful, she
t|S6&would; when she got
j|?r body irght. Strong
with this conviction
|ap|\wbat she ' regards as the
Sp whair she confidently
wt? bc a happy consumma?
te wrote to MissJJ. P. Judd
o^.uS^ Y.; author of a1 book
vP??yer of Faith/ describing
condition, and this
?s?lted^n, t?e aP~
^f^^^c&at-of Wednesday night, Joly
^Si^^i^ ^f ?f past forelock,, as ?be hoar
M^^-^^^?^?^^en of uer friends
^^ia? prayer for the
Mrs. Morgan was
sot unmindful of the hour when i?
?$cam? arii?; Wing a " pray mg woman,
^ joined " them in this sp?cial effort.
?S T&a? B?j^t sj^ftad sdream or vision.
?*He ??scr?be^to^; us what she saw ;
% ^^^l^^e^naot remember all, nor could
we teK; it as she told it. It was a
^^r^on ?? itself. Her manner of de
^^ring tb e scene is . impressive of
gUrand earnestness and is touch
extreme.fBut^o results,
te l- W ' amTct?dVornan.
^p^p^lT^ next morning she discarded
^^^S^^S^-\cfca|iv ?nd she can now
She can also
,^^^;^tB&-.'?3;^?'rf-'be?, raise np and
^^?^.^?D^^;-^ar?'v.<W?TF- dress and undress
^^JJber?e^ raise ber bands over her
REEll?!^? her spine is straight and natur
^^?^P^?^h?r Hmbs, which were much
^^^^?BP?)??CB; and^ evidently dropsical, have 1
^^^^if^ed "to. -tfeetr-i natural size ; the
^^^^^^^a^%?t?ttrned tc*"'-ber skin, and
^^^^S^g^^?'^ittrsireiy' respect a new
l^^pfeSfeuu And the good work is still
^?^pg^^'.'i^ she ;
^^^^^^?v> 'growing? ju g[race, grow
r!?!^*!!^^ earnest
Lp?yera ?i^att who Ffibw" Mrs. Mor?
gan axe that, as her faith is, so may it
be with fier?*''
5? / * . ?. ? i mm .
A Wliisky Drummer Fooled.
j |^hVoVeline of the wholesale whiskey
traffic and the distilling business is, just
tor the present, an undeniable tact. The
explanation is no doubt to be found in
rpart in the enormous over production of
the last three years; President Miller,
of the Westen* Export Association,
(whiskey pool) has been interviewed in
?fcfcagaand -sty*: ..*Ihe distillers are
oily tuit?u?:iwinry-?igh t per" cent, of
their capacity, and only twenty-five per
cent; is put on the market, the remain?
ing three per <^t. being kept in the
bonded warehouses :? There is' no de?
mand for tho liquor, a eta te of affairs
that I never k lew to sexist in the past;
The temperaoeB agitation has noth iog
to do with it litis hard times.' As
rhetbc? thc temperance movement
f baa not after ali something to with.it,
the following incident from the Alabar
ma Prohibitionist will be' deemed in
point:
\: Colonel Tom ^D?ra?xe?, of Louisville,
^^^m^?^^?^^^^^S lectu?
rer. He was recently engaged in fill?
ing a number c f appointments io G eor
j gia, and while riding upon a train be?
tween EsbornV Gap and Talhilab Falls,
he came in contact with a whiskey
r, when the following conversa?
it T
JWhat Hne of trade are you in Y he
j asked the drummer.
.Whiskey,* was the response, 'what
4ine are you in ,.- . - - .
i-*Purisf&e' ?ame' fioeV how ?o you"
find tradef
?TradVi itVplayed out. Right here
in this country I am forced to travel two
hundred miles rt a time witfioat being
allowed to show my samples.'
*Wby,Jiow*a.that? asked Demaree. "
*Where I go they all say Prohibition
isa failure, and the wholesale men claim
that they sell more whiskey in Prohibi?
tion districts than1 they do outside.'
* Yes-, our house claims the same, but
itValLfor eflfcct. Prohibition is a mar?
vel of ? failure ?
Colette! Demaree could stand the dia?
logue no longer, so amused had he be?
come at the manner in which the drum
-mer^hai giveth himself-awayif so he
changed seats. " At Tallulah^ ho met a
lady friend when he had not seen i n 20
years. an^^Hi^Aitt^?MlHftk ?er?
bet W was in
nd "exclaimed r
?Oh--r
- The "above actually occurred. The
rammer was representing Buchanan &
56., of Louisville, Ky., and claimed to
e the largest whiskey firm in the world,
^hey bave since failed for an immense
mount, and probably owed their failure
o Prohibition.-Herald*
His Wife's Dress Pocket
I [Xiew Orleans Times-Democrat.}
i Col. Jim Pettingiii, who is a stout
nan and perspires a great deal, went
tome to his wift; the other evening
md asked her .where she put the key
>f his valise, as he wished to pack
ip.a few things and take the night
.rain for Mobile to look alter some im?
portant business matters.
Mrs. Pettingiii told him to go op
stairs in her room and he would find
the key in the pocket of her black
ires* winch was hanging ou & nail
behind the door.
Poor, foolish mortal, he did not
know that it was easier, as the scrip
ture^says^fbr the>yeM>f a rich man to
crawl thron gb a camel than for him
to find ?he pocket of his wife's dress.
Blinded' by- his own confidence, he
took the .dress, off the nail, and that
moment 'bis' sufferings" commenced.
He took a short survey of-the gar?
ment as be held it up in his left hand,
in order to locate the position of the
pocket His eyes rested on a small
opening and he thrust his hand into
it, only to find his fingers gliding
ti rough a kind of bottomless concern,
and then, slicking his arm into it up
to the hilt, he observed that his hand
was protruding from an aperture on
the other side. This caused him to
change the position of the dress, and
he saw another opening and sounded
its depths and ascertained that it was
the same mysterious hole be had been
in a moment befoie.
This slightly annoyed him, and
after throwing off his coat and vest
and mopping the streams of perspira?
tion from his face, he again went in
seai ch of the pocket. Ile saw a little
slit on the right side, anda softer
light came into his eyes. "This is
it,*' he murmured, and putting his
hand into a shallow flounce, com?
menced to grope arouud for the key,
which, however, was sleeping snugly
in the pocket at least two feet away.
Pettingiii got mad and began to
swear through his clenched teeth.
Ile determined to find thc pocket or
die, with his face to the foe, and the
next minute he commenced stabbing
the dress with both hands, hitting it
straight blows from the shoulder, and
dancing around it just as if he was
engaged in a rough and tumble fight.
Ile glanced at the clock and saw that
the train would start in forty minutes,
and once more he jumped for the
dress with a low yell that indicated
plainly that he was mad enough to
match himself against a hornet. Ile
jammed his head into the folds of the
dress and commenced digging with
both hands, and the air got got full of
satin bows, pieces of Watteau plaits
and smothered growls. While seated
in a chair resting himself he glared
at th? crumpled dress lying on the
floor, and the idea occurred to him
that the only way to keep the pocket
from dodging him was to put the
dress on. He did so and then renew- j
cd his search, but his hands would
slide into loops, furbelows, folds, j
flounces and everything else except j
the much desired pocket. This was ;
more than he could stand, and he de?
termined to take off the dress and tear !
it to pieces and thus discover the j
dwelling place of the pocket. He \
polled the dress up over hierbead as '
if lie was divesting himself of a shirt,
but it got caught ,ia his suspender
buckles and wrapped itself around
his neck in a peculiar way, and he
stooped forward aud tugged at it with
all his strength, but it would not give
an inch and appeared to tighten its
grip around his head. It was hot,
and he was smothering in its fold, and
in-order to release himself he heat the
air with , both hands and danced up
and down in one spot-until the win?
dow panes rattled. The dress, how?
ever, knew that it was getting the best
of him and would not let him'go, and
then Pettingiii in his rage made a
blind dash and butted the bowl and
pitcher off the washstand and upset
the rocking chair, which prodded him
severely in the'ribs. The next dive |
he made the bureau suffer, and co?
logne bottles and powder boxes,
mingling With a tin bath' tub and a
bird cage rolled over the floor.
. M rs. Petting! ll heard the crash,
and hastening up stairs, discovered
her husband lying on the floor on his
back, with his arms ano head bonnd
up in her dress, and kicking both his
legs in thc air and using profanity of
L140 degrees in tbe shade. She pull:
ed him oui of the dress, and be sat up
on-the floor and gazed at her in a
dazed: way, and rubbed his ribs with
one hand and wiped the blood off his
nose with the other. There was a
loofc in his eyes which told Mrs. Pet
tingill that it was not the time to talk'
to her husband, so she merely picked
up the dress, and without any trouble
at all stuck ber hand in a certain
place and took out the key, which she
handed him without saying a word.
It was too late to catch the train, so
Pettingiii quietly bathed his bruised?
head and then went to a locksmith's
shop, and* when he came home he
brought his valise key with bim, and
it was chained to a bar of pig-iron.
How Prohibition Works in
Georgia.
It is now three weeks . since the
liquor saloons ia Allens closed their
doors, and, although we have gone
through commencement, bot one arrest
bas been made by the police. This is
an unprecedented record. Our people
seem well satisfied with the change, and
thus far the experiment works like a
charm. The barrooms have all tamed
their attention to the sale of non-intox?
icating drinks and cigars, but their re?
ceipts are very small and will not pay
for keeping open doo rs ^ If there_ hi
been any attemj
hibition'
tew;
are seen upon
"here are plenty of jags
ia private rooms, but
ug dry, and men
taken their drink
>ing without. Bat
to Athens by ex
irrooms within
>ect to do a
ino trade, bTW ^^ave not
eceived mach pa
las no perceptible
>f Athens, either.one way or^B^erT
[tat thc best sign is a disposition o
hat . band of negro loafers who block*
tkkd Jackson street,. being attracted by
mmmy and billiards.. They have either
rone to work or sought other fields.
3ur liquor dealers are all hunting up
>ther business. They will either move
he remnants of their stocks to wet
?unties or engage En another avocation
n Athens. They accept the result like
good citizens and express a determina
;iou to obey the law.-Athens Dis
mich.
Mr. J. Robert Seay, of Eastover,
Richland County, has invented a cotton
chopper, which he has had in successfa
>peration. It has chopped out from
sixteen to twenty acres of cotton in a
Jay.
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be taught in any other
int 4* j* mm way. It bas a large
D ll ll |#. number of valuable
n U H I? recipes, most of which
- . f. .. were originated by
the author, and never
before put in print. It is pronounced the best
book ever published for the price, and some
prominent horsemen
Q?\ HTQ have said th'ey,prefer
?9 w J. Ot red it to books which
cost $5 and '310.
This valuable book will be presented free
to all new subscribers to the Watchman and
Southron who pay for one year in. advance,
nd also to old subscribers who pay all arrears
and a year in advance.
C. I. HOYT Sc BRO..
Vatcbes, ClocJcs, Jewelry, Spectacles,
. &C;, &C.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
SPORTING MATERIAL,
Shells, Wads and Everything Pertain
: ing to Breech-Loading OHOS.
Dec 16 \
RUBBER STAMPS
NAME STAMPS FOR M?RKIN8 CLOTHING
with jndellible ink, or for printing visiting
cards, and
STAMPS OF ANY KIND
for stamping BUSINESS CA RD Sj
OPES or anything else. Specimen
.promptly.
CP. OSTBBN,
At the Watchman and Southron Office.
Man and Beast -
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more every year.
"Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in
her eye,
In every gesture dignity and love?1
So appeared Mother Ere, and so
may shine her fair descendants, with
the exercise of common sense care and
proper treatment, An enormous
number of female complaints are.-di?
rectly caused by disturbance or sup?
pression of the Menstruel Function,
in every such case that sterling ind
unfailing specific, Bradfield's Female
Regulator, will effect relief and cure.
It is from the recipe of lt most dis?
tinguished physician^It is composed
of strictly officinal ingredients, whose
happy combination- baa never been
surpassed;.' It is prepared, with scien?
tific skill from the finest* materials,
rt'bears the palm for-constancy* of j
strength, certainty of effect, elegance
of preparation, beauty of appearance'
and realatire cheapness. The test!
mony in its favor is genuine. It
never fails when fairly tried, - \
CaTtersYille, Ga.
This will certify that two members
of my immediate family, after having
suffered for many years from men?
strual irregularity, and having, been
treated without benefit by various
medical doctorsj were at length com?
pletely cured by one bottle of Dr. J.
Bradfield's Female.. Regulator. Its
effect in such cases is truly wonder?
ful, and well may the remedy be call?
ed "Woman's Best Friend."
Yours respectfully, ? st
JAMES W. STRANGE.
Send for our book on the "Health
and Happiness of Woman." Mailed
ree. BRADFIELD REGULATES CO.
Atlanta, Ga,
HEALTH RESTORED!
Oct 7_. '
WRIGHT'S HOTEL,
: s. o. ;'
May 6.
toprietors. |
?
ASHLEY SMALL BRAIN SPECIFIC.
The S. G. S. is the cheapest, and the best, and the only Sp?cifie Fertilizer
for Small Grain on the Market.
. The S. G. S. has been used all over our Southern States for the .last three
years,, and bas given great satisfaction. - -?
ASHHLEV ASH ELEMENT,
Of superior activity and efficiency ; a cheap and excellent Fertiliser for
Small Grain, especially when used with Cotton Seed or manure to supply
Ammonia.
ASHLEY COMPLETE GARDEN FERTILIZER,
Delivered free ; specially adapted to Roses, Geraniums, Pansies, Flowering
Annuals, &c.
For terms, directions, testimonials, and for the varions attractive and instruc?
tive publications of the Company, address,
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
S?pt23 _ Charleston, & C.
RICHARD J. MORRIS,
-DEALER IN- "
Stoves, Ranges, Grates, &c,,
ROOFING TIN, SOLDER,
SHEET IRON AND WIRE.
m KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Sept 16 ^ ' . ?- . '?? "? " '?' . o
BICYCLES
-ON
EASY TERMS.
I have the agency in
this County for the
CELEBRATED
IDEAL BICYCLE,
THE BEST BICYCLE HADE
FOR THE MONET.
JST For particulars, call
on me at the WATCHMAN AKD
SOUTHRON OFFICJB, where I
will take pleasure in exhibit?
ing the machine.
C. P. OSTEEN.
Tie Largest and tfost Oongltte
Establishment Soutix.
Established 1842.
GEO, S. HACKER & SON,
O?et and Wareroom*, King, opposite
Cannon Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C. -
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS,
MOULDINGS,
'AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
$ MONEY MADE!J
BSsS aWBt^t Oft IMlIpt
M SOUTHERN BIVOUAC,"
B, r. Avery A Song, Louisville, Ky
SAVE YOUR MONEY
MARKING YOUR CLOTHES
-WITH
RUBBER STAMP
-AJTD
INDELLIBLE INK.
FOR SALE BY
C. P. OSTEEN,
At Watchman and Sontbron Office,
SUMTER, S. C.
$8T Ink Warranted Indelible.
m 1 MITCHELL & SON
PROPRIETORS OF *
The Merchant Flour MiljK
AND J~
COMMISSION MERCHANT*
FOB THE SALB OF (
COTTON AND NAVAL STARES
WILMINGTON, I?. Ci]
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES^
Choice grades FLOUR, own man^f Vre
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMING.
CRACKED CORN, &c. \
I " -ALSO,-- -S
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEE!
OATS. I
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEED RYE. /
All oar Goods guaranteed best Quali?
ty and at lowest prices.. No charge fot
delivery to Railroad.' /
B. F. MITCHELL &.SON.
AP|V| li (J Uiutf TFcTntt tor portage
1 ilUliband receive free, a costly box o!
goods which will help yon to more money,
right away than anything else in-wi* world.
AU, of either sex, succeed from first hour.
The broad road to fortune open? before tho
workers, absolutely sure. At ?nee aidragl,
True* Co., Augnjt^^aia*^^^ -W":
p
~ AND VBm
S. E TH(HTO^ SI
impolite s3# r^^^m
Mu?ate
LACE - CURTAIL ; W%??
WIN^W:A-W-yiKQS MADE TO ORDER.
CHARLESTON '6. C*.rJ?^^
' Dec II- ?
::'Tt?oTeWea^Re^
Boots, Sho?Sri^l^^^
^^^^^
of Orders^and all Good* gaa^|te?d aa
GEO. W/STEFFMS, ; f?
WHOtESA^?BC^^
Auction - and ' Cfrni odwiofl ^ferohiMiV '*," H?ft
197 EAS?'??Y^
(ATCtr?n Room ?t&&to?0 k ^^3|
Poster'? "Tres Bon^VlR^ljgftB^^^
Shooks, $1.50 | *;7-books, 5lJ^| j^^^^^
STAMPING MD
and a fall aseo rt ment ot all neoesaa^
rials. Lessons in Knibr?ii?e^??tJeilp5wt^^
rates. Batterick's Fasbkinableii>W^M^^^
terned . ???m^^m^Bt?BBt^:-^^
Dec 16 ... .. .-./., rr. cr- -rr ^'"-:??^p
CEO. :t?.t?Mp^j
PHOTOG-RArabR^ll
Charleston, j&?S. ?
March 24 ; ; , yr .r, .X>^3g*ga5?^
s. iim?&??
Fine DiaBM?d^il^^iBi^H
** tlwsjroalts^^pSt^^
Ordert prompdy 'fi^.J^et?^B^^^
jewelr&carej^irepa?rt*^^
273 KING S!n^r0f?S^^^?%^^
sept? . :: .v...... ~^^T?^*:^mi
Supplied with all ll?<&rT?&?/&?*mW0&~
Excellent Cuisine, Large Airy-tolS^^
Otis Passenger Elevator, pt?c^r.'^^^^s
trie Bells and Wgbts,EfaV-: -^^m
^ Rotunda. * r 5 v?^?I
U.TSS ?2.?0,^Ap^j^
tat Reserved ^;M??^^d^a^ |p
AIMAS
/PanderKorst sud E?ag^St? ^ rKij^l
J S NOW OPEN for t^a^weig?aft^^ -
rf the receptfon of G^stg/i?U^jS^SS^ --S^
^e ^?ewBrig^tofHoi^S^ I
The "WINDSOR" is newly 'taftki^^^S I
throngbout, bav?ng Woren *W?re%iJ^'sw^c^^^a
Bair Matressea on all ?be?av r^ftBM^.'Oit^^^^i
King Street, ir?tli rrrlrntifi n^^^^^^^g |
To make the "HOT?^^l?8^^i?S^? I
has lon^been wanted,a;STBiGMJ^^R?|K^^^|
No Liquors mil te told ?* frfvmiim. -^i^^l
Rates, $1.50 -to -&m^ ^i$ ' ^^^^Hl
terms made \?y-&e J^^^Jj^^^ S???|g
AT BOTTOK-Waiiii^^i^j
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