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in the ScriptureWV^Tue kisses oj salu? tation, v^edicttW^^ocilia??cf, sub? jection, ap'proba"00? adoration, ta che ry and affection. 1 / Col. Stairs, ?-?f#fior of^. editor of a popnBPN^P*Pe'" a Dover, Ky., called the?$flpgl?gbtt was re? cently marriod -or773, who 4ia tbWwoor of -an^*^ worth not less . than $150.000. , Gen. Lee a ?^ISF^***1 E. Lee, lives on bis fatberW;68*^ in Fairfax Coonty, Va., but gfe *? Washington every f?y to pxW?^- Mr Lee's phystone would ?t#.'^entioa any? where! fie is aWfD^^st 5 inches in hetgh^, and weighs?Oi%oeunds. The" profession al ju Sifct has entered a new field of en?avafe He is writ ^vmg^?st?mooia?s fol pawt medicines, fe *?Gen$eman Jim'7 Wbw has within the la** jear takeajenoiA patent nos- j tremsi?!^ ? A;ijon J?o^ i from bi^8^1?^testan?*% Ibe testi? monial business as* a . wj$y80e to his theatrical professional J?ibly help to make tba premier? *pnB? miliion aire before he dies -Xe tes. ? One of the most w?feria! speci I mens of vegetable life Mgr o to the f. botanist is'the "life mo&?wamsica, Barbados and other of Jp'wM indian r Islands, says tbe St l^ris^epubiic. I There rife several spefes|| tropical | ? plaitsirhich have rema?p|tenacity I of life, but the "life ^ffand the j I story of its vitality are sqfet| beyond I belief-its powers to iive?HBB?adve?se j I circumstances being cer?^beyood I that of any other knojt?&it lt ' appears to be absolutely t^TO2ctib!e I ^ by any means except Nbi&>o in I r boiling: water or the aP["ft|| of a ? f red-hoi iron to its roots ^yjggchiog j J vines j It may be cot UanM?Tided j into Hjfinitesiojinal partis mp then j the vei 7 smallest shred ?^pow out roots a kd soon grow aajfirm new ^ branch ? and buds. S pet? 9 of this r^ extract ?nory plant have g? suspend- j ?P ed^t ie air io a dry h?om ; they I have ? sen placed in ?I airtight I darkb' xes, without moiL 0f any t 80rtV^^ 2e* tbey i?^?rew a?d L^^^lpLew and children] feow Ai bertStffey Johnston naviA^ to I a confeti**8 V*61 ht ^'W&'ex., a lock of;?F^f ?e generyU gold ?'?; f case .mi f*^*. * * A. S. Jv f?*\* sash worn b &ia, a sleeve of t} ft^ ?oat \ % which jejswofe'a* Shiloh ?p ? waJ killed,): *a<* Jus ^it?fe r silk beaver,: with thorne wdfe ions | These r*fie? will be placer? capi-1 ?mo?^1te^ who bate ennchei???|j^4 exhibi? tion, wfiieh was oiefedT?itin the British J Museum. ip| of tfafmot inter? esting ^Americti is Gc.>redith Read. It wai :^le Ijhted States s- - ministe . toAhe^bjuaiLo^t^ati?r. ? Bead rn as so fartera? as ?pon I a wondj M^fty^^mfrigate of the last centtzry/pclu^jpuBnly Gtbbo^f which i^|rit^^?ow j saya the New} York mid. have bees jew' for Jwo Qttolb ct. hauling aadfefairingj?t, audXm^ other thmg? eradicating the?c^r Orien^l ?fa that Ave oUcnfcer^ tentiy to a*-woodt?rk. TbThoe was rented?f^hej^nese minier r some ye^?|1^0f0 ayear, .bf wi} Mr. Ju, tfcejjresent minister, ??ve, two years ?jp, fae found quartet By ^??wmfiaeoce upon topear blood-veasek sod general cireitioc electricity t&f to maintain the$rml nutrition m is skin aa well as ?0] tis8?e8^y before i*xgdjfei0j Prof X. vfcoemaker, io a of cases thasre not actaally lgjej fest are an ilborder-lwe and pj^j ? due to tel pntrition. A mci the defect* so rated are madd?? of. complcBtion, fUowness due to dider ed liver, oijiss from rekxad koe^ ona d*cts rioess of nose ? to ?lnggisi^-^?tation. *7?*4nd roaghaeas 4 te skin, and nighted ^^^^o^sljd Zyk'' S ^b^ ?o' is aa jftdoe^'hat Dr. Henry %j claims to haffeaeoted ia 186&d in 1872 thelevery waa made 8onstadt. ftmtng |^gf|Sr each ton of) itater, it ss oomfed thal tie eoti: Wn contains over?. 000,000,0(^1*000 ?f gold, fa the probleasi ?be fstare, Dr. W?x now predict ?3 be th? gettin?f some of tbi^l^r e?ectrelysis. | ; . Que af theimrkable accoaA ??Ws9f4?6islt Peruvians-** excelled in j gimen*og, agricola mining, w^g, and about e& otler art of filiation-was trew niog, which o dif calt and h ax* ona that reooy foBows only abot fourth of tbedern operations. 1 great Moni?ilectiop, temporaria the custody oe Btreau of Aol can Ethnob contains abont l,fi specimens prehistoric Peru? sknlli, of wi 19 arl trepanned, | S give iadi>08 of subsequent \ covery. A pug resale seems! have survie series of operations \ saning in aperture ia the skull inches long; an i sob wide, wbj was envereda silver plate. ' ' i ? Notice to Jurors and Wit nesses. No United States Court at Charles? ton in January 1895. The following order was tiled tu the Hoi ted State? District Court yesterday : United States of America. Eastern ; District of South Carolina, iu the - Bfetriot C<HXrt-rio re January term, 1895--Orders as to attendance of witnesses and jurors. It appearing to be improbable that opportunity - will be afforded for the trial of jury cas?s at the approaching Jan dary term, 1395, of this Court : Ordered, that the juror? heretofore sn LU moued for said term and the wit? nesses and defendants recognized to ap? pear &t said term be instructed not to appear by an .advertisement duly to be inserted in the Charleston News and Courier. WM. H BBAWLEY, Uuited States Judge. ?Charleston,'S. C., Dec. 19, 1894 The cause of the postponement or abandonment of the January term is that by recent legislation the marshal's accounts for the year have to be audited before he can obtain further credit.aod it would be impossible for the accounts closing December 21 to be handled in the interim. Court conven? tion ou January 6 The term may be passed over entirely and the cases all takeo up at the May term, or an extra term may be called before that time. The most wonderful hailstorm on tecord aa having occurred within the United States was that at Doboque, Ia., June 16, 1882. lt began at 2:35 p. m , and lasted thirteen minutes, but within that time hail fell to the depth of three feet The hailstones, which weighed from 1 ounce to psunds, were of all kinds of fantastic shapes, and were woven around rocks, sticks, earth beetles, froga, etc. Prof. E. E. Barnard of the Lick Observatory does not think much of the scheme of a Chicago man for building an enormous telescope near San Diego, Cal , which is to have the largest glass in the world, made up of Numberless small lenses. "He is working on a wrong liypotheis," he says. "What he wants is not a great glass of the kind proposed, but to do what has not been doue-find a means of quieting the atmosphere. In other words, his proposition is au absurd? ity." Prof Barnard says people make a great mistake in .coming to the "Lick ^Observatory at night to see the stars, for they can be seen far better in the day time. People flock there, too, to eee the moon when it is fall. "That is the very worst time," he said. "They can see a great deal -more when it is only half lull, for then the rising san shines on it, and all the mountains, valleys and even the shadows can be distinctly observed. When the moon is full, it simply looks 1 ike a blnr, or -at best a map. $100 Seward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure ;n all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the ooly positive core now kc own to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a con? stitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system, thereby destroying the foundation of tbe disease, and [riving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith io its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars tor any case tntr it fails to cure. Send for list of test imo nal s. Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co., Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, 0. mmm ? ? ? i aw* If you want fi-e, fancy or plain. Writing Paper, also Envelopes, Playing Cards, Tab? lets, Pencils, Pens, ?e., at lowest prices, call Bind see A. J. China. Tbs leading book makers have v ed with each other io publishing handsome editions of the standard authors. H. G. Osteen A Co., have the latest and handsomest at th; lowest pjice?. ? handsome Wall Hap of United;3tates is DOW offered each new subscriber to Rand JIcNally .Railway Guide, or if preferred, a mop of ai;y individual State. Sobstxiption, $3.00 per year. Write to 166 Adamn Street, Cbica go, for circular. Just received on? of lbe finest ?td best assorted lines of Perfumery ever bronchi to the town Prices low and goods guaranteed, at A. J. China's. tb?3est Salvado tb? worldffor Cati. Bruise* ?jeWS?arf fett ahearn. Fever S?VW Tatter, ?happtd Baads Chilblains, Corns and all . EligpSR^a, aaj? positively ear?? PU??, or p*j required It ta guaran teed to give per. ni??mc0t?t m. - ?ipaej refunded. Price Soests par box. For sale by Dr J. F. W. Pe ?^^r^to Boston, Mass., g ?wriies: I have always suffered from ?a ?mere?ltary Scrofula, xor which I tried Si Carious remedies, and many reliable sg l&byidclans, out none relieved me. After s Sacing 6 bottles of MWWIB ?E arc now welL I V^V^VgS! S Sam very grateful AS^LiVt^^LlwH ^ ga? you, as ? feel M^J^^J^?Jm ? ?Aiat it saved me mm^m?imm?amm ? ?3toTC. a life ot untold agony, and shall S aake pleasure in speaking only words s praise tor the wonderful medicine, S ?tid in recommending lt to alL ? frS itise on Blood i Skin Diseases loaned free. cured (SWIFT SPECiRC COMPANY,j ATLANTA, QA. Harper's Weekly JN 1*95. HARPER'S WBBKLT is s pictorial history o the tiuies. It presents every important event promptly, accurately, and exhaustively in illustration and descriptive text of the highest order. 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HARPER'S MAGAZINE, ono year, $4 00 HARPER'S WEEKLY, " 4 00 HARPER'S BAZAR, *?. 4 00 HARPER'S YOUNO PEOPLE, " 2 00 Postage Free to all Subscribers in the United Stutes, Canada, and Mexico. Address HARPER ? BROTHERS, P. 0. Box 959, N. Y. City. s "5 PP S fl 5 SD Closing Out Sale, No Fake. Our entire stock of Dress Goods, Clothing, Cloaks and Blankets at actual Cost. We want to sell everything in this line before Christmas. So come and get our prices before buying. 15 o ft ft rn? ft Wi We are still io the lead with every? thing seasonable and at the lowest prices. -Butter We have secured the exclusive sale, in this territory, of the products of one of the best dairys in the butter region of New York State and can now sell you the best butter ever brought to Sumter. We make no exception, aod the price is Only 30c. a Pound. Try it and yon will be oonvinoed. A beautiful lot of Fresh Fancy Candies Just received. Our candj department is one of our prides, and we take a great deal of pains with it. Another Pet Is the LE PANTO CIGAR, than which there is none better in town. We have the exclusive sale If you ladies want to give an acceptable present to a gentleman yon can find nothing that a smoker would like better than a box of these cigars. In Conclusion. We are going to make greater efforts than ever to get your family trade and keep it; and to do so we know we have to hustle, so hustlers we will be. You will always find oat stock of Family Groceries Fall end complete, oootaioiog the deli? cacies as well u the eobstaotiels, ind they will only be of tba First Quality. fl ft r ft P fl Si < Complete Fertilizers for potatoes, fruits, and all vegetables requir^to secure the largest yield and best quality^ '* At Least IO% Actual Potash. Results of experiments prove this conclusively. How and why. is told in our pamphlets. They are sent free. 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The quality and style of these goods is too well known to require any comment. Call early before the sizes are broken. Respectfully, O'Donnell & Co. Nov. 14 J. F. W. DeLORME, AMD* -DEALER IN Toilet Soaps, Perfumery and all Kinds ot Druggist's Sandries Usually Kept in a Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, Garden Seeds, &c, also Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass Putty, &o., Dye Stufe. Physician's Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch. The public will find my stock of Medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of best quality. Caji and see for yourselves. Might Calls Promptly Attended T?. OTTO F. WEITERS, sraTul^muTE WHOLESALE 1?^? WJtr^?lWVW?M7 AND LIQUOR DEALER, OFFICE AND SALESROOM: 133 East Bay, Charleston, S C NOT. 7 FOR SALE. THAT TRACT of laod io Sumter Couoty, S. C., containiog 200 acree, more or less, aod bounded aa follows: North, by public road from City of Sumter to Cane Savannah ; East, bj lands of Jno. T. Baker South, by ruo of Cane Savannah ; West, by lands of Jno. F. Gamble, and of Miles H. Plowden ; same being arable land and now ?nder cultivation. For terms apply to C. G. MATTHEWS & CO., Cotton Factors, Charleston, S. C. Liberal advances made on consignments of lotion. Sept. 19-3m. INSTITUTE FOB WOMEN, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH COLLEGI ate year of the Institute will begin September ll th, 1894. With its foll corps of efficient teachers and high standard of schol? arship, it offers advantages for educating young ladies, ecoal to aoy College for wo? men in this State. We intend that it shall grow in efficiency as it grows in years, aod thus command the continued favor of its patrons, and commend itself to the favor of all who have daughters to educate. Entire expenses for the jear from $150 to $200. For particulars apply to H. FRANK WILSON, President, July 4. Sumter, S. C. RICE, RICE, RICE. We solicit consignments of ROUGH RICE IN ANY QUANTITY. All consignments milled and reshipped cr sold promptly. Rates moderate. WEST POINT MILLS CO., Sept. 26. Charleston, S. C.