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The mat tor p.
com t has co'i
aaucc. it N
savs "if
ir.g .it'
u ti i > :f
'
thM ? .
nct'ili .
judges. I: '! *1.1. !
I-. any m ? ! . . k I
half, of tin
There 1 i \ -1 < ;*-1
fort ri.ul i in !
for nn inc:\ . ? o
judges. We : it oliove > y
more than 11 * ; i .1 > n? cdr
for the ' ti < #ii;; n S. ..:h
C, u i' (< 1 >;. . .. - ? j v 1
creased, of cour , ; t . re an
moro dauiapo a- i 1. .-ti;;--t mil
roads and 'h< ? , h.:t
on the contra 1 'ate i- eider
and the i a ' rly : r;
mo: e 0 :i. . : t?
law \?rn
|, . f . > M 1/1
Olljie t 1 . ;cf. t 1
for til' t-\ ; .:?
fl-ide f;t .;i th 1 . :r
it? of .w of o
great vr. - . ' f...c . '
Ii pr'val i
anon. I . in t ic ;
eii. . ' \ . e and j
li;V .e ; -and of the!
COU 1 - , j i |
speedy . .. . . . d j.-;
coutrs.j' i t j
raethcc.iv. t. . t - '
I
li..rd Avork and . .. .. 1 loss of J
time as prl, itc ,
prises. That : . , * ..vk
is perfect / ;
vrho acck anyth." . ,
circuit ecu: t:
It is pCS*i'.:k i. Ill.s
taken us to th iivies;
but wo !u ' ' 'ira'". r
s increase ! ' -uould
roquiro a f u ; vj-ort
from every * in the
State for the , t 1 , so that
they may see 1 has hern
done end how . 1 !
do so little. o \n J: nil
judges s . o) > :o -iforce
the rules rein ve> to delays I
, , i
and cor, ,nu . .
and length of ! in J
every otV ' . .
a f8\i? ar 1 ; . ?. < r J
Ka ' - * ?
IUW UV-'UI .r * ? > , . "* 11
shall bo i- tind ' c .n- i d<>
it without ... . nher
of judges. t '..cii unbent
on the Logiftli t inako
the increase.
bfo long us it a c urt a
week to try t .< r per .
cases the '} rt. ; < .. * ? '.?
1 'conge .-tod.
Orange'our ' i' . < '
*
ShcrilY i. ' i t>?fttlgr.b-.jrg
. V t: '
gov*
rcqai" ' ' h
is in Citrn>
count} i
charged .
burg <
Stftto.
South Cft. Voto h
Columbia, c.1k.all
rote of South
dent followJiooaovcit,
2,2
eon, 1.
t
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tenant ional
K r' in >}? u*t:in'>uc?
, . ? ' (rriM jiv lle News.
Sp' rl.jiburi.', Dec 3.?The inr
- tin;; inci.l -ut :i;totuHng the ti:>i
? ii- , . the Ke-Hions Court
is i r ii in ' wk? the presentment:
< : . . 'jut y in iis repit t,
win.; [ lUi?l;tpl), tvliicl)
' ' < i v t ( \ 1 i\ . r nf 41 l^o<i]
' ? "* I * '1. ?* I
* i v >r, n.i \ s i
vo examined iho torn
:i niado to ns by the indi?'nhivecirir.g
default of the
. tilurj force in
f their duties,
< fl n< mt th ro lire som * grave
. that iv eel and
., : n nodi >*} investigation
rreet ion, an 1 learnostly rehat
tli chief State c inji;
-:e imnit diute inquiry inoi
ric rnin^' tho accusation*
I r-'UV-'-i; Iho parties who art
' I; i.i?_* a > grossly and
i I'M;:..',; i \ error, if the neonupon
perfect vontilation
. ' u .i l t > b truj an.I correct
iuai-o.iuch o ;ve hoiioro it injur
mid ietriuv-iitul to a propel
;.) d ! .'.vo enforcement oi
: 'ii (I;-;- usury law and tfco ivel
o of t. . iv and the fjo noru
; \\ tuI of sti -ieiy.
ssis ?; Prepared for the
* i f *
-1 t* C 'J-l "v* >
' * v ' 2 . : * V?
Harbor bi armed W hen
t' h'.ii , the Kust-iau
I V\ ill uc rukcit Outside
ana Sunk.
2 ?With
news t !i;it
>; Tw(l
\. M jt; o hil! and the
it I i..t UuTsi ns unsnecessfully
attempted its recapture,
ofi! "ah: r.' the war ofiico are bc'
! pure tli<jjiibwIvoh for
* . mnvitabl *. Golden hill and
I.'.r.cti hill aro higher aod domin'
o il..ndrcd and 1 ui'c<i lilctrc
hid, but the c(llei.'!s say that if
.0 Japnt - so succeed in mounting
itetivy guns upon the luttor it
probably wi'l 5-e only a quotation
f oawi < !' weeks before the fortrc;**!
Still thcrw is not the
slightest idea among Gen Stotu
sclbn friends that ho will surrend
or.
Tho ships in the harbor, it car
now lie stated on high authority,
v.. condition to attempt tr
utrk through the investing squad
! e gun i of the warship*
. - r hui .' ago landed, and the
u inea and sudors have beer
iii ipat ';/in tbo land dofocso.
)in of the ahips have been injurlei
is. If tbo fortress falls,
.t i: understood, they wil1 bo taker
and sunk ;ri deep water in
; i > prevent the possibility oi
'.h -ir ever being of service to the
enemy.
.? ? ??* A /?/- C2????> 4 a..
.*IMI . i\/V.'IKV}||l. Ill VJUI1J lt'1 .
: : t.< r, December 3. ? Fred
ilI'Kcllor, about fifteen years old,
m. ' r. tantly kiilod about 5 o'clock
t h iajemoon, whilo returning
i"r.>oi hunting. LIo was riding a
>y :1c and his gua was uccidont<V
char ynd, tho load taking cfin
ihe :-ide of lii.-t head.
OJ U'.':u ' "jl8 i. 3L ./.*%.
E a ,1 -'0 K id v li 1,?Always 801#
,<* // ^ Aiamwfc'
';'r3:0
\ F'USU l FN ED FOI13E.
Punning like 111 ul down the
dumping tho occupants, or a
ill !r> accidents, :;ro every day
iccnrr. i.ce*. Jt belioovcs every'.'i
have a reliable Salvo
ly . \ there's none as good as
< n\- A mien Solve. Burns,
r . Fez ma and Piles, dis
r quickly undor its soothing
' 11 . ? . It'. . i ;V f? 'I'll I ? ft IS .
J. i . Ala Ury & Co's, and Funileri.iik
Fhnrimicy.
? -T
i:rfcfikkiii EL fdackey.
A Fromineut Member of the
District Of Columbia Bar
and Native Of South
Carolina
(From the Wrshiugton Siar,
November 2T?)
In tbo nature of uHeveroshock
to mvmhciH of the bar generally
ami to a lnrgo circle of friends
was the announcement to-day
of the death of Franklin
II. Mackoy, which occurred
at 6 o'clock this morning in his 1
apartments at the Olympls, 14th1
and Koam'ko stroct. The now?
of the demise of JVlaMackey was a 1
complete surprise in the neighborhood
of the city hall, for the rens!
n tbat^ho was at.his oflice in the
Columbia building attending to
his.business as lato jis last Mou
day. Ho had however, been in
ili health for about a year past..
Death was the result of stomach
' trouble, probably coupled with
some utToction of the lieait. Arrangements
for tlie funeral will
not bo made until information is
received from one of Mr Mackeys
brothers, who is a pi eminent attorney
in Oklahoma. The fuiu?>
ral will very likely tie held next
1 Tuesday urd the remains interred
in Glen wood cemetery.
Franklin 1 InhhloM*ckey was one
k of the host known members of the
h eal Bar. He was tho author
of "Mnckey's Practice." was for
years the reporter of tho decisions
of tbo courts of the district of
Columbia and for a long time
was editor of the law rReporter.
Mr Mnckoy was born in Charleston.
S. in 1S13, and re>ided
tiiere until the outbreak of
the civil war, when ho enlisted as a
, -private in company A, 5th South
Carolina infantry volunteers. Ho
served through the war as a prival
in the Confederate army, and participate!
in at loast twenty six
battles, .-orving most of the time
under Gen Mieba Jenkins. Among
his other experiences was that of
being captured by the enamv and
held us a prisoner at Point Lookout
He came to this city about
twenty seven years ago. Piior
t to thut he had studied law in Philadelphia
and had served as a
newspaper man in Chicago,
i Upon taking up his rosidonce
here Mr. Mackoy began tho practice
of law. Mo appeared before
i all the courts of tho District, the
, Supremo Court of tho United
> States, the Court of Claims, and
i of late years before the immigra<
lion .bureau. At tho time of his
> death hs was attorney in from tif!
ty to ono hundred cases bused on
tbo CbiiicH:) exclusion Act. He
- was interested prominently,
among others in tho South Caro
i hna dispensary case now before
i the Supreme Court of the TTnited
States.
1 In addition to his other accomplishments,
Mr. Mackey was a
linguist, being thoroughly versed
in German, French, Latin,QGreek
and Spanish, and whs a writer of
poety 01 m ilked ability Ho published
a volume of poems, entitled
"Luus Infant urn."
The deceased was a man ct
most lovablo character, was charitably
inclined, was always considerate
of tho feelings of others
and was hoU in high esteem by
all with whom ho came in contact
ilis wife survives him.
[Mr. F. U. Maokey, whoso!
death is chronicled above, nns a
kinsman of our townsman, Dr. J. !
F. Mnckoy, and on several oceasion?
visited him at this place. He
had many friends hero who wil|
1 regret to learn of his demise.?
Editoii ]
? -ilV CTJi --A
Kidney or blader trouble can
al"ays be cured by using Foley's
Cure in time. Sold by Funder
burk Pharmacy.
WATC
BA1
1I00JM
For the i
going f
Highlit ai
T a ?!3 O
I
i
Our object ii
is to benefit tl
goods for the
stock as much
we are going
changes in stc
part of buildii
are at present
This will be
: : SI)
as we hav<
to make si
in order t<
We mean bus:
we ask is
our stock
convinced
^ A 111 A A i
m i ill! ill
ese
belore tlu
get the Si
one i
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PARONAGE
ARE,
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next 80 d.?
;o ' slangli
id ILeft on
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xk>>>?:kk>
ii cutting price,;
le trade by giviii
least money. A
as possible by t
to repair our la
K'k by moving cl
ig and groceries
r
an immense job
'CM A LAR?.
v>
3 at present and
reh inducements
the freed
1/ jixAtiviia. v/ W *'
in ess in what w
for you to conn
and cut prices a
. that what we sa
Oifjfj iPf!
11 ii !\ o
; stock is greatly
test advantage, h
nonih is a very *
IKING EVERY
AND HOPING
Your
NCASTER
iys we are
iter priees
dry goods*,
itCe
<>
tor the next month
tg thein the best
Jso to reduce our
lie 1st of J an., as
imdiiig- and make
ry goods in lower
"F "U
where ury goods
' CO 43 t-'O move
/Vrr J
aiOtK : :
think it best
i to the public
s walk abou.
re say and all
e and inspect
nd yon will be
C/
ty is true.
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lillf PiwliSiMQ
mili us mam
reduceil and
?r l emeiuber
short time.
' ONE FOR PAST
FOR MORE, WE
*> to ! :?? re,
j?iiiifta |iji~
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