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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-31
SIIERIFF'S SALE

Under and Icy virtur 81 certain execution
court In und for Marion county. Flu. Iu a ,-rr-
and r. y league AMI SAMUEL Agn-w ar. IL
PENDANTS. said execution dated sept. 80. I-e,.,
have levied on and will um
MONDAY. Nov. eth. 1855.
the same bring "a sale day. AMI during Ihr L.
gal hours nf sale. offer for sale AT Ili. court
house door in DrHla. Marion county. Fla. anh
sell To- the highest and best bidder for cash.
the following real estate in Marion county.
Flnridn. tuwit.
East hail Of northeast quarter. SnuihWr-t
quarter 0f northeast quarter. south half Of
southwest quartrT. northeast quarter u south
west quarter. and southeast quarter 81 srctium
u. township -. south. rang "a. east.
southeast quarter of southeast quarter and
south~ est qua rrT 81 northeast qua Of -r,.-
tinn - township Is. south. Tang- -. EAST.
West hhl' OF Northwest quarter aEd northwest
quarter of southwest quarter UT ~rclIuu
Northwest quarter uf southeast quarter nf
ti"n Il, and northeast quarter 80 nwTlhW--t
guHT-' OF ~-ction - township I.-.ulh. TaI.sr-
Il. east. West half uf northwest quarter. 80.
tiDn .. and southeast quarter 81 ~"utIl-H-I
quarter u section q, township D.. south. rang
II. east.
beginning IN feet south al northeast cor
nrr 81 block 81. old survey Drala. thence. TIl.
ming south - feet. ihrIgr,. M'-l l.si, feet.
thence north - feet. ilirnc'- east l-1l I'-.-i O..
point of brgi:.u.ng
Levied "n and sold In satisfy said -N-cuII"u
snd COST. Is. 10. IiUI,ss. sheriff.
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+. {. j. Z. Special Rates

Jackson Gillc-On account an
nual conference NJ. f. church and
Epworth League convention, tick
cts will be sold Nov. :, : and Q al
one and onr-fOurth fare round
trip, limited to Nov. II, '99.
wv CONDOR, K. G. CURRY,
Ticket Agent. Agent.
Ocaia. Florida.
l. 4 >HIPNAN. A. o. MACDOSELL.
49, 9. +. A. Gen. Pas. Agent.
Jacksonville. Florida.
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Ia the circuit court. Fifth Iudicil! CiTsgiI,
Marion County. FLORIDA Ia uhunrery
Henry - Matthew's. complainant. versus
FlpTTnc- Matthews. defendant divorce
u Appearing ig affidavit APPENDED - ih-
bill Glrd ia the alBvr stated Gauss that Flor
rIlc'- r. Matthews. the defendant therein
IIl'-l. - non resident 81 il.s. state 90 F.ur-
ida. and j. a resident 80 tMs- u4t-d State. 81
America and over tif ~. Il Twenty rns- y-ar-
IL - therefor" ordered that -aid UuII-r'--id-fiI
defendant L. and size - il"T-Dy required Ia 10
pear q" the bill 81 r"mpl1 mt fled IA sid cuus-
un or before
MONDAY. TIN eth DAY OF NOyEWBER.
a. u. lSt-.
urh-rw!-.- Il4' allegations 81 -aid Isl! viii h.
taken cDnf----d iIy said defendant.
u j. further ordered 'laf this order -. uul,
li-I4"d once week for four CONSECUTIVE week
in the bcIla Evening star. q news Isz pr ,su D.
l!-hrd in said county aud state. This 1th ia =
.f Drt"'--T- lrg~- =. 4 >i-TRINk.
Clerk circuit I"uTl. Marion County. Fl.Iids
". n. ZEN ADSkI.
solicitor Tor Complainant.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-31

Constipation prevents the body
from riddlng itself of waste mat
ter. De Wits Little Early
Risers will remove the trouble
and cure Sick Headache. b Ilous-
ness, Inactive LAYER and clear the
Complexion. Small, sugar coated,
don @ripr or cause nausea
Ant Monopoly dru& stole.
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IN BUYING A
VAp0R BATH

the frame without th" covering. you may lakf.
IL for granted ihHt hi- 'Str'.l Franz = wlrt.
hoop that rests the shoulders # th,. la tlIrr
''et one That IL covered with prup..r mate
rial. Insist un seeing a SHmpl,. nf material
before ordering. We make our own covering
material and print IL with "a handsome all
over" pattern 81 Niagara Falls
Get one with a thrTmomrtrr attachment.
Don't go IL blind ha ia that J. too hot or Not
hot enough Will IT, II nn benefit L. YOU
Get one that you can return and have your
money back II not satisfactory in every way.
send for nipple of material and interesting
booklet that will tell you all al,nut Nal"r
Baths.
NapOr Baths ire an acknowledged household
necessity. Turkish. Hot Air. Napur. SULPHUR
or Medical Baths at Home. &c Puriii,.~ sy--
tenn. pruducr-. CLEANLINESS. health. str-ngth.
matism, Neuralgia. Ia'iTippc. MHlari Fer
ma. Gaiarrh. Female Ill~. Blood. skin. Serve.
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NIAGARA
Baths.


We are Ihr original manufacturers 81 pnrla-
BE NapOr Baths.
W" have. during th" last ten years. supplied
thousands "f our Baths {" physicians. hu-pit-
ais. santtariums. etc. AMI W. are NOW. Tor Ili'
hrst time. advertising them direct 10 the gen
err rrl,1
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Sidney n Her left vest prG1E for
Punta Gordo where he will suner-
intend the loodino Of 2 nhosnhate
shin
of NJ r. y E,.c. will, a,io
4 I, <sa, coan; MIL
80 ,,oI,o ho, ho,,oo u,;.h hon
fo+ho.
hosd llho Co"S'l oSr"p' INC
ocS' fcihcoy loi couSlA' ~ C"'
Anti monopoly oruS store Tor
% anu % ccii'9' - l'''lc Il IL"
0ooUhIllS' ''''a'lnS' cl''hI"S'
nc " lO' > W lUcn lla"1l o'lEe i
Cne lmplacaoie enemy o' Sores
ou'lls anu "ou'loS IL ll'Nt' i"' =,
on - An+i Mononalr dr,'|
store
-Compound Dvspcpsia Tab
let's the best remedy for sour
stomach. dvspcpsia and indioes-
t1on. One dozen for ) cents
Try them ana DC convinced. lyd-
lngS q 20.
G. G. Todd. the nushin~ man
aoor of tho EIorid, Havana To-
bacco Go returned home vcster-
d,v from -, hn.inooc trim ia Goor-
o,;o u,ith nna,,,c 70. oo n,n % Ill.,,
oxoolIon+ o;,ra,.n
W men 20" ASK 'or ne VIII
i" VI III |'l 0''i| t CON i accept
''ei' or lhllCa ZION mere
are more cases VI IIicS peihS
bined. Autobiography drug store.
q 2 Tvdin.rs o,ivee his NOR
sonol attention tn his nrascrintion
instances and nscs the hest druos
n,onov GAN INV and hio cb,raoc
,re the most ro, sonab1o Take
vour nraScrintione to hin, and
c.nt tho hast cnrvicn
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tsri one with 4 steel
frame that stands
ou tilr fnDr. II -
manufacturer does
nat show Enu a cilt 90
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AYD FISHFISH
DEALER IN


Family Groceries, Fruits and
Vegetables, Cigars and tobac-
co. Clothing, Ladies Capes
Dress Goods, Underwear, Dry
Goods, Beautiful Imported
Turkish Hand Embroidered
Table, Dresser and Chair
Scarfs, JewcIry, Cutlery, Per
fumes and Toilet Soaps.
No. SO North Magnolia Street
Ocala, Fla.
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BUcklen'S Arnica Salye

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rhcum, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains. curns, and all
SKIN eruptlons, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed TO give perfect sat-
isfaction or money refunded
Price 25c. per box. For sale by
Garrett q Gerig.
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JONES e. CO
MANUFACTURERS
NIAGARA FALLS
Department NY
AGENTS WANTED
. AN q e r

nR r. r. BROWN. the old and reliable q SCER
~ specialist Of Ocala. Fla. il now located At
LEESBURG. FLA.
lie has had - years experience In Cancer
Work and has cured hundreds Of cases. lie IL
well and fayOra bly, known over the state. and
with confidence offers his srTYces and exIY-ri-
~nce Ia cancer sufferers. Write fpr circulars
Letters answered promptly. Address,
DIR. r. r. BROWN. LEESBURti FLA.
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CITATION ~ ADMINISTRATIONS

la county judges c0Uri. Marion county.
Florida. BY tiI'. county yudy- 80 aid county ::
Whereas. a. L. Eawl- supplied 10 lhis court
for letters Df administration "u iBs- estate Of
H. burr" IudEr. DECREASED. late - said county
of Ma Tinn. Thrs.- are iilrr-fnT+.. 10 rit. aud
admOri-h n! HI.d singular rIs Kindred aHd
creditors - said deceased. q. - and apI.-a O.
before this court. "n '.T i--fs.T" 1h-
-rTH DAN or NOVEMBER. le.s.
and rl- objections. IL any they hAN-. To- the
granting i-lt--r~ aforesaid. ulhsTNI-s- li-
same vii! bs- granted - prayed.
Witness my nam" county Judge - tho
county aforesaid. this Islh day 80 Bctt.i,-r ,
lS.fs. Il. BULLOCK County Iudg-
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Notice OF Dissolution OF Partnership

The partnership heretofore cx-
isting between Lewis l. Taylor
and Daniel y. Clarke, under the
firm name Of l.. l.. Taylor x Co.,
in the county Of Marion, state Of
Florida, is this 18th day Of Octo-
Der, a. D., lS9S, dissolved by the
said Daniel A. Clarke selling his
undivided Onc-half interest in the
business to Charles A. Taylor
and Il. X. Taylor.
LEWIS T.. TAYLOR,
DANIEL 4. CLARKE
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II.E,DAN- NnNhNEE; = -

and ~" objections. u any thry have. G." li-
granting l.tt"r- afDF.-s.lG. gthrEWi-. afr-
SAM Will " granted q, prayed.
witness nay uans- a. county gusi-,- 80 tl.-
county aforesaid. luI- 18th day " Dut"l5-T,
ltts AZ. kIIIuIk. luMufY l.nIr.
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Liver Ills

Like bliousness, dyspepsia, headache. constt
patton. sour stomach. indigestion are promptly
cured hy Hoods Rms They do their WOrk
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-31
-.TH DAN OF NOVEMBER. l~.s.
CITATIox nF ADuINI-TEATIoN

In county judge court. Marion county.
Florida. By th.- county .udE'. - said county
Whereas. q 4 Eaw.s applied q" His court
for letter. 81 admin - ration "n ia" estate 81
Matte Hsdgr. Lrr'a- Il. late - - ld county 81
Marion TL'-- az. il1~r-fBr'. - cit" and al
EusI-h AL nnd -liHT fils kindred sIfd cred.
tor - said drrra-'-'l. {" b- and apI--nr before
t..tIrf NM Iaf-F..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-31

The business will be conducted
in and under the firm name Of
Taylor Brothers, Charles 4. Tay-
lor and Robert X. Taylor having
purchased the interest Of Daniel
\. Clark. l.. l.. TAYLOR,
CHAS. \. TAYLOR,
ROBT. X. TAYLOR.
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Price Of Niagara Baths, So
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-06-18
HONORS I'd THE MERRIMAC
MEN.
Hohson' : Companions Promoted
The Chiefs Reward to Come
Later Through Congress.

Washington, June II. Sub
stantial recognition has been
given by the Navy Department to
he members of the gallant crew
"iIo'='r1'ss,s tho Mhrrimac into the
entrance of Santiago harbor and
sunk her aero the channel under
the very muzzIes of the Spanish
guns.
This evening official recognition
was taken of their valor, when
Secretary Long signed the orders
to Admiral Sampson directing the
promotion Of all the members of
the crew. Lieutenant Hobson' ;
reward will come later through
CO.. gress. The men still linger
in Spanish prison, but when
they return again to their ships
their promotions will he awaiting
them.
The orders sent to Admiral
Sampson tonight direct the pro-
motion of the men as follows:
Daniel Montague, master at
arms, to he boatswain, from $50
a month to 81, 300 a year; George
Charette, gunner's mate, to be q
gunner, from $50 n month to
$1,000 a'year; Rudolph Clauson,
Osborne Deignan, and Mur.
ply, coxswains. to be chief boat
swain's mate, an increase of $40
a month; Geo f Phillips, ma
chinist, to he chief machinist,
from $40 n month to S70 month:
Francis Kelley, water tender, to
be chief machinist, from S37 "a
month to so a month.
In addition to the promotions
steps have already been taken
toward the presentation of medals
to Constructor Hobson and the
members of his gallant crew.
What new honors await Robson,
who planned and executed the
brilliant coup, have not as yet
been disclosed.
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ST so PER r. ANNUM.
$IO0 Reward 9lOO.

The readers Of this paper will be
Pleased To learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease TINT science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Ca'arrh Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Cstarrh being q
constitutional disease, requires CON
sttutl"nal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internall, acting direct
~ upon the blood and mucous sur
races of the s, stem, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease. aud
giving he patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing it's work. The pro.
prietois have so much faith i'm it's cura-
tive powers. that they offer One Hun-
dred Dollars for any case that It fats
to cure Send for list of testin. oDiaIs.
Addrrss, + J CHENEY Il CO.,
Toledo. o.
HkS- Sold by Druggists. 75c.
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THE CAROLINA BOYS GIVEN
TO GEN LEE.
Orders Come for Them to be
Equipped Immediately-Then
They 90 to Jacksonville.

Chickamauya National Park,
Ga, June 16.-The wish of the
South Carolinians has been graft
fed. Our regiment will be or
dered to join Gen Lee. This
morning Col Aston received a
telegram from Senator Tillman
saying that Adjutant General Cor>
hin had telegraphed instructions
that this regiment be equipped
Immediately as it would he or
dered to join Gen Lee at jackson
vile. The officers think it will
require possibly 10 days or two
weeks to equip the boys. The
soldiers have become attached to
Chickamauga, but hail with de
light the possibility of having
southern men for brigade and dl.
vision com handlers.
VIM Banks.
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The South Carolina State Cam
paign Opened Before Few
People.
AT ORANGEBURG.
Brunson out of it and Feather
ston Takes His Place While
Uncle George Tillman
Appears in the
Race.
Special to The Daily News.


Orangoburg, Sc June 16-The
State campaign was opened Mt
this place today. The meeting
was not attended bya large crowd,
not over 400 persons being
present. One and all of the
speakers were given an attentive
hearing.
Governor ElIcrbe appeared to
he the fayoritc among the candi
dates for governor and he was
heartily cheered at the close of
his address.
The meeting vas opened with
prayer by Presiding Elder John
Owen. county chairman Lew
man said that the county com
mittec had decided to allow the
candidates for governor fifteen
minutes and those for the other
positions ten minutes. Governor
E!.crbe, col Geo ID Tillman, col
. l. Shumpcrt, G Walt Whit
man, Senator + I Archer and c G
teathcrstOn, of Laurens, were
introduced in the order named.
Mr. Featherstone explained that
at the outset he entered for the
place of lieutenant governor but
that at the last moment Mr. Brun
son, the nominee of the prohlbi
tlonists, had declined and that he
had determined to take up the
fight and push it through to sue
cess. He made Il splendid ad
dress and Il favorable impression
colonel Tillman fled his pledg,
this morning and had a larg,
number of friends in the crowd
colonel Schumpert delivered al
excellent address on the issue
and is being very highly compli
mented by his friends. He give
promise of making lively cam
paign and will no DOUBT win
large number of supporters
throughout the State.
Mr. Featherston is the only can
didate favoring prohibition. co
George D Tillman and Colone
Schumpert stand for local option
and the other candidates for tn,
d1spensary. All of them favoI
higher education by the State anc
the liberal support of the State
colleges.
The meeting was also addressed
by the candidates for the other
State offices.
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.B BapSgs aims !!

In order 20 do SO we going to knock the ROCK bottom o,,
OF Euh fklCtS Our buyer Mr. L Shannon Monroe G
a Just returned from tho Northern markets and srcndn ~
larger aoron OF his time there, with the spot enables him ~
few things: - t' oe'o"
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BAD FERTILIZERS.
Five Companies Accused of CIV
ing Deficient Values.
Special to The Daily News.

Special to The Daily News.
Columbia, June 15.-It was
brought to the attention of the
governor today by the Clemson
i tiles that five companies
j durlng the past year been
selling fertilizer three per cent.
below the guaranteed commercial
value, The governor puts the
cases in the hands of the attorney
general and says the companies
will be prosecuted.
Judge Townsend says: "These
companies are liable to indlct-
ment for fraud in the manufact-
ure and sale of these fertilizers
and persons who have given notes
for the same can only he held
liable in the courts for the
amShi9nts IF the actual commercial
vail ., as ascertsinsd by the analy-
sis aud can recover damages by
reason of such deficiency"
The defendant companies are:
The Charlotte Oil and Fertilizer
Company, selling "Queen of the
Harvest" the Navassa Guano
CI noany, Wilmington, n G sell
iY "Navassa' and 'Dewees"
bbne potash;" the Richmond
Guano Company, selling ode
wees South Carolina phosphate"
the Berkeley Chemical Company.
selling "Ashley fertilizer" and
the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company, of Richmond, Va. sell
ing bright leaf tobacco grower. -"
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Notice

Of Etecffon of Teach. rs Of sH,
Grated SchOot.
The Board of Trustees of the
Lancaster District will meet or
the 10th of June, 1898, to elect
a Superintendent and five assis-
tant tenchers of the Lancaster
Graded School Application.
should be addressed to the under.
sigped.i' ,fssa "8 SO
- ge'iT chas II connors, +.
-; stSec and Treas Bd Trustees
Lancaster, S C June 1, 1898.
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No-To-B Bnc for Fifty Cents.
laranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
strong, blood pure. Soc 81. III druupists
LETTER SLIPS UP.
Instead of Making an Indepen.
dent Fortune He Lost One.

Chicago, June 14.-Attach-
ments were to day issued against
the property of Joseph Letter to
the aggregate amount of $500,
900. Instead of clearing from
81, 600, 600 to 81, 200, 900 by his
big wheat corner, the belief now
is that Letter will have to make
an ASST ignment.
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Spaniards Deserted.

Key West. Fla. June I6.-Advices
from the headquarters Of the civil gov.
ernment OF Cuba at La Guangusy re =
port that more than 5000 Spanish
volunteers and many regulars from
Puerto Principe and Nuevitas gaari4
sons have deserted aud Joined the in
sureent army The immediate cause
Of deaertion was the feared capture of
Port Nuevitat: by the American fleet.
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VIM Banks.

Sure Death To Flies Flies
have become so acute that poison
papers no longer attracts thenDaa,
new dish is now prepared for then,
which has been very successful
Take teaspoonful of ground black
pepper and mix it with two tea
spoonfuls of brown sugar. Mois.
ten with milk, and place where
there are rays of light. The flies
will generallybe quickly attracted
and eat greedily. If they do, it
will be their last meal, for the least
taste of it is to fly poison.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-06-18

Schoolmistress-Come here, Bob
bie' and let me- hear you recite your
lesson. Why, what is the natter
What are you crying for? Robbie
Some Of the big hoys made me kiss a
little girI ont in the schooIyard. y o
hoo! why. thai Is outrageous why
did you not come light to me?'' NJ
didn'l know that you would let me
kiss you
A resident Of Tuscaloosa county,
Ala, Is the father of II children, six
being school teachers, aud the other
five attending school.
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Bnckten,s Arnion s.nre

THE Be IT SALvE I'm the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rheurl, Fever Sores, letter. Chap.
ped Hands, ChilbIai ms, Corns. and al
Skin erupti,ns, End positively cures
Piles. or no pay required. IT is guar
antesd ia give perfect .satisfsction CT
money. refundedS Price q cents per
Pox. For sale by Crawford Boos.
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CONDITION OF CROPS.
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE
WEATHER BUREAU.
How the Various Crops are Pro,
crossing Throughout South
carolina.

! Columbla, > 4 June IA, 1898.
There was an entire absence of
rain during the week over the
greater portion of the State. On
the 18th and 18th thundersbowers
occurred over the central and
western counties, but at few
places only was the rainfall copi-
GUS enough to be of material re-
lief from the prevailing severe
! and distressing drought.
The deficiency In rainfall since
January 1st amounts to some
what aver SO per cent of the nor
NAL for the State. In Charleston
the actual deficiency for the above
period is Is. SO inches. In the
former locality the drought has
about reached the stage of water
famine; cattle are dying for want
of water as springs, brooks and
streams are dry while the tides
have salted the rivers for miles
inlond
Streams all over the State are
either dry or their water gathered
in stagnant pools. Few ponds in
the lower counties but what have
dried up and fish are dying by
thousands.
The drought, however, not con-
fined to the lower counties but
includes the entire State, and is
especially severe in Anderson,
Abbeville aud portions of con
tiguous or nearby counties where
correspondents report either no
rain or less than beneficial amounts
for periods of from 20 to so days,
while during this time the tenn
perature has been abnormally
high, with but little cloudiness.
While most of the staple crops
have as yet suffered no irreparable
linjury, continuation ..of. the DIR,
weartcr-for II week or two -fuugcI
would iufllct severe damage to al
crops and especially on corn.
} A severe wind storm on Tho
: 18th in Spartanburg county
= damaged wheat, oats. fruit trees
and buildings severely.
The continued drought has ef
e fected all crops adversely and in
. jured some seriously, especiall,
n early, or March planted corr
\ which is now in silk and tassel
but putting on very small, imma
; ture, scrubby ears. Many place
continue to report bad stands O
A corn due partly to the ravages O
s worms and partly to poor ger
mination owing to lack of moi
= ture. The condition of corn i
j general, is variable; it is gree
j and healthy in places while else
\ where it is yellow and sickly, bu
g small everywhere.
Cotton has apparently not bee,
! injured by the dry weather, ex
cept that replanted cotton died fo
want of moisture, and that lat
planted and replanted cotton wa
slow to germinate and came NJ
to irregular stands. Cotton mad
very slow growth, but otherwis
is in a vigorous, healthy condi
tion. 1t is infested with lice i,
Orangeburg, Sumter, Clarendon
Bamberg, Barnwell where il
spots it is dying, Richland wher,
lice are more numerous than eve
before observed, and in portions
of several other counties. Cot
ton fields are generally well cult
waited, except that clay soils ar,
too dry and hard to work, anC
that IN upper Berkeley and por
tions of Williamsburg counties il
was too wet during May, but /,
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Notice of Teachers Examination
June @. 1903

The next regular examination
of applican for county teachers
certificates will be held Mt Ian.
caster court house on the 3r]
FRIDAY 18th day of June 1898.
Beginning at 9 O'Clock IN.
w b Bruce, Co. Supt. Ed. ;
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