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I- REPUBLICAN COKFSJi I:;r2 ?-*V..w ?" ' ?? ." ' .( ! A Gathering of: ?h.? Ssme Old Crowd to. 5 * ". j-? $: . jOgfomMa. "r?r:v The Republican State Convention met in Columbia on .the 1st inst,, and ad- a journ^d ^>cfat 2 bTddok on the following c ? morning."' r E. ; ' Erayton, former collector of c internal re;?enue? was chairman. r Tte vote for. delegates at large to the "... Convention at Chicago resulted in the r M- choice of - E.: JSLBrayton, W. F. Myers,' < HBH W. N; Taf^ Bobert.-Smalls.. Alternates? a fl S. A^Swaiis, BL JD. Qeorge. "W- J. Whip- ; ;/ per,i W. Curtis. ' ' ' r HF^ FBOM COS GSESSIOX AL' DISTRICTS. FirstDistrict?El A.Webster Orange: 1 _ hurg, J. M. - Freeman Charleston. Alter- g fm>' ' batesr-J. H..Fordham.Orangeburg, S. W. , 1 / McKii^ey Charleston. { / _ Second?Paris Simpkihs Edgefield, Fred t ? r Vir JTr 'RnmwpiL Alternates?Rev. Js. , 1/ W Edwards Edgefield,.and Ed. Dickerson ] . / of Aiken. . Third District delegates will be elected at a convention to be h?ld at Greenwood on ^ i the 17th-instant. ' t * Fourth?P. F. Oliver Columbia, T. A. 1 Saxon Laurens. ..Alternates;-!. S. Byrd ( Fnirfield, and John.P,.Boyden of Spartan- ] xiiUx?2L E. Walker of Sumter and C. ' C. Levy of Camden. Alternates?A. H. ; j Andrews of Sttmter ana n. inDDie o: Sixth {elected on the 2oth of April)?E. 1 **gBf BTDeas of Darlington andT. J. Tuomey '] \^^B^^ya?g^ey are uniastraeied. . . ' T^^o^s^.z^zcl perw?s comprise .tho State Executive Comimttee: Chairman, E. Ml Brayton; Vice Chair- ;1 man, W*':3- Whipper; members at lsfg^, W. E. Myers and W. D, Drum; First Dis-T* trict,. W. 2J. Taft, E. A. Webster, R. C. . Brown; Second, Paris Simkms, Fred 2s ix. * ' 1-1 -is rm_;?i t /> rrr^n,... -p ill- ?l. UlCKIQi^lIj; lilUU, ti. \j. nausi, *.-? -. L. HIckt?, P. L. Jones; Fourth, I T. Byrd, . F. AjSaktoo. ?. W. Curtis; Fifth, F. A. Bl Clinton, S. T. Pointer, 0. C. Levy; Sixth, E. H. Deas, W. Coiiier, L.- Jacobs; Seventh, Eg& C .EL Perry, A. F. Prioleau, Z. E. 1|$|? Walker. PPr The following resolutions were adopt- > ed, as the platform of the party in South i Carolina: - . Your committee, to whom was referred the resolution of H. E. Herriot on the sub ject of education and an endorsement of : the Blsir bill, would respectfully subgiit ?ii?t tKow VoM--v>oN>ftit]r (wnwtprfifi the ' (same and recommend they- be adopted as ( ihesettimentsof this convention. Your committee has also con&iJered the resolution of E. H. Deas, asking this con- ; vention to instruct her delegates' to vote for ' J oka. Sherman, and respectfully report that ' while we entertain the highest regard for ' hir^aijd would'proudly see him the standard bearer of' the JNational Republican party; yet we do not deem it advisable that . your delegation be pledged ta any particu lar man. As to the resolution in regard to nomi- i ? --- k rno. H OU&UO tus n vu*u ?ww^w fully recommend that the matter be re" ferred to the State Executive Committee, < when appointed/ with'power to act;'and would also recommend that the -matter of. nominating Presidential electors, be left, to . the same committee, with full power to act thereupon or bail aconventioh if they' deem ' h . ; . . uk'.^s, t.ij t-iicHift\j o'dci iiiu -ho ii'A.'iuiuiald of dxiatChy; and'Wjaerm"*ediacaiiun is.-a. nation's strong- j est-safeeaard" and wesarvaii- e of law and ; government; and whereas our Slate, feel' " ing .he: necessity of Vacating the masses; finds herself with her very limited funds . unable to c6pe roth'jth<*; :?reat^ monster ig- . noracce. yrhich lifts Its threatening hydra head menacing existing institutions; there- fore/beit n----s.:> ; Besolvedi That we. heartily endorse the Blair, bill, and the passage thereof by the 7 United States Senate:r :,T f; _ % Besolved, farther, That while we pray th f House of-Representatives; to. speedily j pass the Blair bill, we dp earnestly protest against its suppi ession in committee. " "'. ^ The' Republican party of South Carolina, in g^^j^ ag^mbjed, .make the follow- ,, principles: ?? Isl We reaffirm our allegiance and our ' unwavering faith in those principles and. purposes which still continue to inspire its .. XX*r*v T?Xrlr or*/T .o/%:hiflXTomontQ (IT C UCUIOIC Uib nvia ouu v ?w of the Republican -party are such as to commend it to the continued favor of the nation, and its mission will not be completed until all American citizens are protected, at home as well as abroad, and a free ballot and a fair count make a solid South no longer possible. 2d. JVhile the work of-popular, educ.. , tion. is left to. the. care of the several States, , \ universal education is the safeguard of fe ^ publican' institutions, and a becomes the duty-of the .-National Government to-aid..-! this .work to the extent of its constitution ! i . ality. , 3d: We beEeve in the protection of ^ American labor and industries, and that the best interests-and future .prosperity of ,.j the South are identified with the principles , of the National: Republican party as set forth in its protective policy. . 4th. We denounce, the methods employed . by the Democratic pmy in cariying elec-: tioits in' this State," and charge them as' , being responsible for the violence and in-., timidation which ha> e suppressed the Re- ; publican vote. j 5th. While registrationiawsare usualiy \ intended to prevent f rajid and to secure a free expression of .the will of the people*.. the registration law of the State is plainly designed to facilitate fraud and suppress the will of the majority,-and is on its- face j one of the most, disgraceful acts ever placed , upon the statutes of this or any other , State. j 6th. We invoke , the aid of the . National , Government to relieve us of this obnoxious < la^ and demand of Congressto enact such \ legislation as shall-secure a fair election at l, least for members of Congress and Presi- ( dential electors. < ? i B. B. B. , f (Botanic Blood Balm.\ ? ^ The great Blood Purifier and Tonic. 1 ?- 'it cares Scrofula, 'Kidnev Troubles, Catarrh, Skin Humors, JRheumatism, Eruptions, .Boils, etc., and*is a wonder- ; ful tonic. J B. B. B. { . (Botanic Blood Balm.) The great Blood Purifier and Tonic. -B cures Scrofula, Kidney Troubles, ^ Catarrh, Skin Hu?ors, Rheumatism, J Eruptions, Boils, etc.! iod is a wonder- ] fill tonic. j II Id > CTiImi S Tbe Largest Sailing Teasel in the World. 1 8 The British ship Palgrave, commanded : by Captain Harvey, the largest sailing craft * that has ever entered this port, arrived at + Quarantine. Staten Island, yesterday afternoon from Calcutta, India, after a compara- v tively fair voyage of 107 days. The Pal- E r grave is claimed to be the largest sailing vessel in the world. She was built at Port t Glasgow by W. Hamilton in 1884, by whom she-is owned. The craft is built of ? steel, with four iron masts, each of which , is square rigged, and carries double to gal- J lant* yards and sky sails. Her dimensions ^ are 3.078 tons register net, 322 feet 5 inches length of is eel, 43 feet 2 inches beam, 25 feet 4 iucne*- depth of hold. She is loaded I wi n S,00t> tons of jute The Palgrave has a draught of 23 feet 6 inches. It required a' two large and -powerful tugs to tow the fj vessel up the bay.?-is. Y. Star, May 2. u * w ? o The New York Sun's "Washington special ^ says thai". John H. Martin, the editor who P X was killed in s street duel with Gen. W. f! k ^ S. Adams, p.^ainaster at Jackson, Miss., * Tuesday, was the author of the "Red Man- * ifesto" issued last December, and which j Rg8? um Wiivejcu. iai uic wiuicu vi j !&S& Jackson the notice that they would not be ? ?|& allowed to vote at the election held on the ^ Mr first Monday in January. The "Red ilan- J" ifesto" is in evidence before the Senate judiciary committee in connection with the ^ investigation of alleged suppression of votes ^ jjgUfMji cf colored citizens ot Jackson. It is printed in large type in blood red ink and In front Is disolayeckan engraving of two pistols, C] powder flask. j ^ innocence blushes where bra- j J3; 4 j w IT 3 ^BMMH ' AIJBAP YEAR SUBTERFUGE. THE CRUMBL Behests of Expediency Thrown To HiB i uuxn. : the Winds and the Tableau. HiS^cap was too thick and h: tulQ "Irene," exclaimed the young man, He couldn't be quiet, he hat? pang of jealously through every fiber alce^uS 1 his heart as he noted a ring he had He must study and" toil, Hls^nW were strict, an. H6t 16lt hftTlUy xS ttuftu ftH 6B?JS?J0IEl&1 u rcstfGdj ing?" He knew he was wretche xr. irni??^or> ? conid be, i nuiuuvucuciiojuu-uj.. There was no. one so wretc eplied the young lady, blushing deeply; as be. n,v ' ..." fit iis w&at might be considered a con- hi5 maxhooi litional engagement ring. - The matter farm was too small and h 5 not positively settled as yet, but He-was selfish and lazy and c oazsathlaks3d>. Peduncle?" Higwifewa^ too silly, hiscl And j ast because he was nnc "Then at may be that I . am . not too He hadn't got mooey enongt ate,said 'Bardolph Eoljordan, pas- : He!had nothing at all fit to e ionatelv. tiiB-violence, of Mr motions Hc^^e was wretclie ^ m' * ~ i wu1u l/cj )reakirtg down every barrier of reserve. There was no one so wret< hat the cold, calculating behests;. of aahe. ixpsdieney had erected between himself ; his old age ind his heart's idol. "Irene' I had He iiods he has sorrows mor lot thought to say to say to you for Hef|^blea to thin* he'h nonths, perhaps-years the words that years: low come throning for utterance and He grumbles to think he has tv Hishome and his children, hi will no longer besfctfled. I had intended Bat alas i 'tis too late i it is n ? wait until: ~ time should prove the Thai bis eyes are too dim an lepth andsmoerity of the feeliningswith. He |^8lleis etched,as which ycu have inspired :me, and until, There is no one so wretc [ could speak with the confidence of one as he. who is certain of his foothold and. has : _'j' i ic vai id ch"?m ic jitmeu tkii:^uxtu yvauauu, jlll uic. . jl>u* _ ir ? wm ?>-? rou. know, something of my prospects, ^ _, ~ ? ~ Irene,, and I haye-lometimesXed to; Tliea aa E,ec'nc Uiro Ma shink that I am not altogether displeas- instantly, ing to you. " Can you not give roe some The verdict of the coron hope, that I have not aspired in vain? case of yoiing Strieffier, wl uhat.your own .heart echoes the throb- contact with an electrib ligl bings of mine which almost choke my has alarmed some of the of utterance 2 Give me the right, Irene, to n*es t^t ^ave .not ^>e?n bo call you my own and to feel sure that abou^ l^e condition of thai "' - " - - - rrloH rtf tho uotinn toL-i qo man,. henceforth and forever, can "T" ^PPi- andtheffefthal ?" " Ottgit .to take similar stei x wiiipsccxoipn. _ . public. On the question o And. the elo^T>5^t _ stillness that foj.- uncovered wire the opinion lowed the softly spoSe2^_words of the p. E. Kinsman, Vic [air young girl was punctuated; by. that General Manager of the 2 old yet ever new sound,, that rapturous, "trie Construction- and .Su wild, fervid., unpronounceable percussion when questioned on the si whose ecstatic articulation marks the by a Star reporter, said: climax of two trusting Eves. "Irene," "'.I am. glad-the Stare said the youth, after a pause, "you will out something abouMhe sj let me.remove this'conditional engage- lighting before undertakinj ment rint?' now. will von not?" praise, as some of its conti "Certainly, Bardolph, though it is done. The whole trouble, really of no imoortanoe. Take it off if caused by the poor gra you wish." *" employed on the wires. "And now tell me of that conditional t^t there cannot be i engagement, my own." tion of ^lectnc^hgbt wires ?it Trao Jr, .+? _L.igive that as their opinio p n -, , . 08 ,v? t^ose wh? are using poorly Peduncle at two o dock next Saturday Tlie wires used bvthe: afternoon shonld the weather be fair lighting companies Ire sin enough ior me to venture out. I put it cotton and paint, and in i on myself so I would not forget it." thinly. The rain soon m "To meet Mr. Peduncle? Where, let off and the rubbing of ai T-OJJ . J _ _ f, a LULtJ SKA.- lUg nj laj auvu xii ui a "At his office, of course. Don't you cuts the cottoa. blow Mr. Pedanck?"- ! "Yet, curious as it ma; "No. Who in the nam? of Chris to- unfamiliar with electricity pher Columbus is he?" who might haye touched "The dentist. One of my teeth?" killed youngStreiffer woul "Trapped!" said the young Tna-n in have been killed. It large, i deep, tragic tone. ~ ^ physical construction . ? liT m whether or not death woul CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER. electric :ur#er those : In nine-cases ^tnrtof ten tr EIow Ris Nomination in Regarded by ibe Lead- condition of the skin has : i ... ing Xew?paper?. to do with it. A person The nomination of Melville W. Fuller to {Sf? tit?< be Chief JuMiceof the United States Su- W&? ^5^ premc Courtis variously regarded bv the f f leading dailies. The New Vork World Sfipms rw>t to-iwtve known .. Mr Fuller verv ire,., or the^-Ull eig mnmaiely, but it.notes with satisfaction of the bors- The ban touches the nomination ?"?"*"^ a(,,T ^ with.:equal Bgbaa* merely. meationus sL^derm the fact that the President has thus put "in f. n~~f % _ , the way to become illustrious" a name that SP?e has not been ' 'widely known/.' The Times believes that the appointing power sought f ^ that acef<}ents ar<;high; legal augments/' "experience," ^eSent h^sucfa 5 r?di rSe^td s "succeed in his purpose." Of a similar bent is the opinion of the Democratic Star. ??& hp iife.lv to ?L> hi which, in commending the selection teiici- " VT" V " "tt; tates the President upon his "surprises/' to * f^ +bl ArnriQ whieh, it says, the people have become ??>- ^r?f . customed and considerate JEXJ esnrS?ig?<s** =*? ^STey are m contact with the ear plannS* 7 scheme for this city, ^id . The millennium - is not at hand just yet, *?. ^ and so the Tribune finds little in the selec- ^ ?, tunnd 01 . Lion to approve." Some men in the country wes f*!d F?h ? i ue?<better known" than Mr. Fuller; there- wa? ?* J? fore, there will be "disappointmenk-.If 1$L T\k be is. to be "judged by his record as a party; r ^ leader," the showing does not strike the Slectnc Light Company, s Tribune as "impressive," and Mr. Fuller nary **?[ weather tl^re "cannot hope to come to the great place 2f^4anger, but .he adm thus suddenly conferred upon him with nl^ ?s year were n the ready and pleased acquiescence of the on^: , . "nnntrv " The Herald refrrefcs that ''what . e reporter, to -nvesti should be a prize to ihe foremost lawyer in fQfwtn fv^tb the land or a promotion to the most Worthy gtf taking *n Wall Cortla Justice on the Supreme Bench" is given to streets. He kept a s i man "outside of the court," who? so far faulty wire* and in seve as its information goes, may be known condition of the only in the "technical inner circles of the no"ea or:x e s<| [ , , . . Blaine'* Baddlog ] In marked contrast to these two opinions u is that of Frank Hatton's sturdy Republi- Philadelphia, May.? can organ, the Press, which considers it to publish tomorrow the f< the "advantage of the man" that he is not leaded special from New jo "widely known." To the Press this will endorse as coming UTcrtroo that >10. 'tic a loTr-for rvrimo-r? 117 " onH authoritative source: it admits patriotically that the country will "'New York, May 4? irop partisan politics for a day in order to reliable information that "congratulate itself upon the fact that the Blaine have within thre* President has maintained, the high standard direct from him his assent already fixed for the most exalted judicial movement for his renomir office." dent, and his assurance tha :? in the face of his Florence 1 Xorthern Methodism a Power. tlOn, he would not feel at 11 New York. May 2.?In the General "A general and systemati Methodist Conference today the address of m*ke by Blaine's closest ; he Bishops, reviewing revival work since Chairman Jones, Wm. ?e last Conference, four years ago, stated Whitelaw Reids, Chas. En that within that time the membership has others for two months pa' increased from 1,769,534 to 2,095,935. The into the attitude of a passiv Dhurch has now 12 theological seminaries, "The Washington confe >4 colieees and 154 academies for the edu- a Part of the method by * iatinjQ of. candidate for the ministry. The had been brought to bear t ealue of this property is a little over $25,- the publication of his protn )00,000, The Freedmen's Aid Society has from life in Italy and issue lone a great work in C?e South, not only j fhis week was decided _o imocg blanks, but . among whites as well, month ago as the startin < For the time in the history of the avowed effort to make Bla ?*onrerence women have been sent as dele- 4 'Every possible pretsui jates. The Bishops do not think that upon Blaine to get from hu women are eligible. anc?. that he will not declin The report of the committee appointed aQd ih&t assurrance has \ x> report on the eligibility of women dele- thfedty from Blaine wrtini rates was brought forward. It is against days/, he eligility of women. The report-was >' '?~ *"* " signed by eleven members of the commit- A Trato DeraI e a 0 see; six of the members refused to sign it. New York, May 4.?. : ' : ? nat^h tr> the Sun savs: Tiideit'* Doctor'. Bui. freight train of fifty cars The physician and friend of the late Lmiisvr Samuel J. TOdeo, Dr. Charles B Simnons, was notified by his lawyers, Messrs. A?, retterich. Silkrnn & Seybel.'yesterday to ^kSTand >repare the items of his bill for professional ^ proved before the ervices to the t statesmani during his C"duct;r J:ames A. Edwa ong illness. This bill of particulars was ^ f_, skid for in court by the W* repreenting the executors of the will, and will tj v j h h ? &\k to about three weeks. The sum SS^J^SS1 ' otal is $143,000. !? ?! ' Mr. Fetterich said the bill will of course ~^ej",e JL e 2?: J? .very bug aud,take.quite a white to aaKe our. ne coma not give any xaea or " ? nrror.v be charges, as that would not be fair to cear scene of the wreck is client, but all the world shall see it as W axd *or{ dob as it is ready. He felt quite sanguine r.^nar?a to bp bat the bill would be paid in full, and that ~ ; would not be found unreasonable by the est medical practitioners in the city.?X. Pi10?^ ! Star May 2. Pianofrirom:$21Q up; Org ?? t up. The verdict of the ] A Cold-Blooded Mafder. thej Can Sftya^B | On Saturday William Cose, a youth of dS^^fMny deppt OB bout lb years, wno lived about six miles sir, fw?<rht W :om Beieusville, down to Red HUi 2^"? >wnship, came to town, ana while he^ -&r illed at the Chronicle office and enrolled own __5 is name as a member of our military com- , :-?':qJL any. On bis return home that afternoon e was met by Doc Dargan, a negro about ?. .. I . ''" 7 years o? age, at ilcDaniel's mill. Here , AsiQe fro^ffljv few words passed, when Dargan fired darling, be sald^ tr^aogps pon young Coxe, killing him instantly. prospects, in a^busm^wa;? It is sad to .know that this new member ^ extrem^.. .a have-3 : the Gordon Rifles, whose youthful face nutmeg-grater; saach my j mia fTio rmtKnoe /vf o r\looeonf Will forLDST t-C JiOt &1CBC uu^ vuwiuw v/x 14 uuu CVA^ICU . *- i2fr"IC% "^Qati ^position, will never answer to roll call ens? f?rtune;>g^r. ??b 1 earth. While in the hopefulness of the gi^_ shyly r 1 an )ung manhood he. has been summoned not wfeJy mdifTerentlo.yot ifore his Maker fer final inspection.? time. over before arlboro Chronicle. w^ith^Jnyyf^he^J "Eovr;:loi? tfc ttete, .^eear Scientific investigation shows that the ''Unti^we^^nd 00 l&g th aarleston earthquake travelled at the rate grate1, SGes- vg^jg? three ER. ' [ ' TtfE MISSISSIPPI TRACEDYi - ; j L|?: The Fatal Meeting Between General .Wirt, Xujck' qTslJ Adama and Mr. Job? H. SSartln-r-Tbe aftse -p- ; L5 CUiil/ CU3 WW ?-t ? of the Tragedy. .*':T Ivf/'"Outin :d & din? * 's" rnflvOT* a T> sd to read;::. . A Jackson, Jliss., special-gives full de- meyer, a n injured indeed! tails of the tragedv.of 'last 'niesaay. The rerworkhede- shootiDg pccur5k"there about ..2ji p%lL ??T?W? l he never was Gen. Wirt Adams, postmaster,; and.! one^f. , , the distinguished citizens of the Statii;'arid rf~~;' d, as wretched John H j^rtin, editor of thrtfcw 2Iissis hedly wretched sippian, met in rde^y,oombSt on "President; - street, near the corner of Araite.'^ Martin . x had published Oeneral Adams lis taxes too big personal squibs in hfspaper forSOme^kks' thr^c^1prossasapig; past, to which General Adams paid~no aP"". i !U?&$ysSfs te-ati6Si z* f*>$ i to spare; Pllm toda.T contained i.oolljer andlierett at;<?g-, at or to wear; personal article agains: him and hi supd, as wretched posed to be the direct cause.rof: today's ahle.,1 It-iii ihedly wretched Ta??^J' * \V : ' ' ' ' J ; :' same time They met at the time and ptece shore the odd stated, General Adams1 going north and ^superstj e deep than his Marttafuti. m FaMsh, whowas wa.lt> ^ ? ing with General Adams, says that as they Thej-ara n as grumbled for approached each other^ieneial Aclasis iKL-" time, and; , SSl-if costed Martin and said, "You d d ras- their sofa's little day cal> 1 have stood enough from you," and jentwiurl^ o use to say . - Martin replied; "If yon- don t like it"? fui 0f sar d liis hair is too and simultaneously with the remark he' ' stilly and ? wretched can be, drew his.pistol.and commenced';finngj get-': jcnovinfc oh ihedly wretched ting.beMnd a.large chiha'.tree^n'the c>uter "They \ edge-of. the pavement,. two and a half feet ..east, for tl in diameter., /Genejal Adams! alsp'^iired ^cl; inste TOUCH, about the same time,'but Parish, though !of the sam not; certain, thinks*that Martin shot , motion: is y Not Kill Yoa ^Xr. Thomas Helm, Jr., who was sitting andadvan at his window just 'atroRSTthe street, imme- ind$r .fabi ' J- -1 ? -y"'t^ r\f Hnr\ni r>f COrro ' Wmtc gj?'g iury Jq ttlG U^UUOHC UiC OVCUC Vi liU^ wm i ?vm) otfgv %s*. \a?. 10 was killesd-by some,.sixty, feet, distant, says "that he was stjoiies. B it wire reeOTtJy looking.-.out of the Window. ,.gn& saw .Gen. telL !The Seers of coiiba- Adam*1 and :'Hr.} FaiisK, coimn? .up.';the albngin tl yerv particular street.:: They passed his line of vision and - tteserfe fc r wires. Others on bearing a shot- he looked: around and gravel the go as thet have S8*7 Martin on Ma knees behind the, tree,- -valley, thr insulating their he heard Mm cry out and saw him fire . sometimes ; all companies |:at General Adams," and: the' General walk-: - valley froi >s to protect the l': S abound the tree to get'at'h'im and firing; -r {??joe' K f the peril in an : at the samie time:; 'Martin scrambled-to'a ^"Whi^e-Pln is differ littlesouth of the tj^'a^d.continued firing, hls'richest . Gen. Adams reached thehor^ side of-thej giants'. B c riwiucuij aiiu i f. few York Elec- izee> f?U?wing Martin, when he fell" vaUey^le* pply Company ;Both died in less than one minute. Mar- prospects: abjebt yesterday ^ ^ 10 til0se wil0 ^rst reached the columns b scene, "I am dead," and died immediately, tried to do ndeavors to,find- xfevcKiEfofcfejTjHeitafd'the way . rstem of electric anit tkae-roas diiectly. th&tigfc the Rang,. It i to condemn or heart. 'MkHiff wai s&btajtf He right-fcreast; though tl 'mporaries have in uPPer part of the right leg and in them, acr "iU m.7 opinion one hanci- ''men used''Colt's six- waltz. Jot de of inssJatin^ shooters. All the shells in Martin's pistol got s'o'diz: It is foolisIiN^ were exploded. Three shells in Adams's was goinj i perfect insula-T^re exPloded> and: ^ gave -evidence of , 'to b , and those, that been snapped upca-, but failed- to r to Heave; n are <renerallv ^re- ' ' ''" ' -1 ' W) insulated wires. The are the ^ibHcationawhich m*ioritv of the are suppose*^to have led to the difficulty: mtothe tx 1 j ? .u The New Mississippian of March 27th, nacv cases yerv alluding to thd- Hq.milton trial; then an mL"e P-ogrcss in Brantley. said: "General Wirt *?"?? iv win* hannpn Adams, a witness foiyhe defense, testified Tr*v.,, ?^LaS as to Hamilton Vohaftcter. :The General Mde " very snort time ougbt to member. Uni-, character, like | tke "K>=r y seem to those <* ??* ?l?nia tajto /fiS '.other persons on Apnl i: "Jeilie Dmkinss theg^ L the wire that testimony for the State has beenx^peached, vej d not neces-aiily ^ she has this advantage of Geritod Wirt Jgjf ly depends upon 4'^anls> a "wi-Dess for the defense.\ She i of a ner^on n?ver gave certificates and was forced, after cleanP^ ,, d result from"an they had b^n published a year, to admit ^ ^ = drcumstancffi.". w,cre fase* fndagain, today: wifole n re- thickness and " . "ho4? >not has wand also a great deal if^pwn regularly "wrf! pl^se ^member le^.&ry, with thick dry that since we exposed the obloquy, of Gen, is the shock re- Wlrt "Certificate Adams/the post office is c:serwaij . . I endeavoring to wreak its spite against the [ * ? use ?Km is moist -y?- .. - iy X can suggest W* ? | ^ jfj/ better erade of ^ t0 e 1Q tbe Post ??ce about a half or ; cf ad system has an ^our SDOner ttian the ^Republican paper Ai Eaglli here, or it'is made tb'lay over for another ! ?< -.? -y?Edison Electric' m,ail- ? * strange how mad some men. get j A case i think that the en the plam .tr^4S,told ^h0iUtthem in amy prpy* tier vrix^ I do an(* yet this paper is feeling remark- opine uhd< dinar? circum: a^y ^elL" Gakftte. I system is to "be''"':An mitol(^ gloom-hangs "over and the dier, who anymore influ deepest sorrow pervades this community in pipe made ' system the sv* consequence of. this terrible tragedy. the tracb !S?3Er<-L~ tT1 ??t': : &si it in time watrr Tore, May 2.?As a young man pajgn or 11 ected with two'Witte, bookkeeper for L. Schle- labile in 3 - - oirtcroT o tq-ilnr nt 9/in T^nwprv "oraq 1 pa villi? Snd thjsil s death " - J the store about 10 o'clock last night he tjltimatelj rAll-fcnnWn pW. passed under the electric light .in front, and Jjcesses id nv was ftkn nr.* C&usually reached up, according to a habit ar: s-h'prp thpv v&rp lie is said to have had of touching the lamp m Octobe] Si '" The Sit *ben he Bear it. His hand must kentaWh the electrician,--^ve "5?1 uP?n,?eliS1'tl5' us underground SS5& 'hich all elertrir carbon itself,-which projects siiglitl? ibove f Sftheo^ tie top the fe|fi?^dTae ??? anger attendant *? wgd^^e^^tie gggjj => WpsMnphonv did-touch.:: He fell with a gasp into the: .operat aid that in ordi- a1"10? ?* Samuel Davis of 297 Broome street, j?1 J s01] was never' 2^ who happened to be wallring past the store. pssr^i. ot ordinary dry -g0 was a, bejjhew 0f tie proprietor of the ?e ^ ^ gate personally, store and abpiti23;yefe.of age! s; J; L, \ wer part of the ' ia closed indt, Fulton and . ' . .. . Burned jria Corn Field. :'.f, il: 'chords m harp lookout for Charlotte, May 3.?Lizzie Ingle, a a ?^ur ral instances the y0UDg white woman, -was burning corn ^ wires could be staik? in the field-of--J. F^Kerbs, in-Loig made m 1. btar, May 4. Qree^ township,. yesterday,when.. her Bnnm clothes' caught fire, and, before assistance 5? ^ . - , __ could reach her, wa$ so badly burned tbat ~re^?,suJ rhe Times will she died in a 'few: hours.'' A colored man 1 allowing triple- man arrived first, tore of! the burning.cloth York, which it ing, and went for help. Mr. Kerns,'arrivdirect from an ing twenty minutes.later^found Miss Ingle I standing erec^-.;alone,-burnedalmost to: a ? i nave eoureiy rcrisp, irne acciaeci -occurnju at o r. jjx., , .. the friends of and she died at 10.P, ,M. .The.deceased, i days received was 21 years old, and had' recently'moved' Hosed b to an aggressive to"tbe neighborhood.She bore her-suffer- ; E posse*, tatioa for Presi- ings without-. a' murmur... The scen&atid "of aaraea t, if nominated, circumstances are represented as pitiable . . - f etter of declina- in the extreme. The young woman bore a t. berty to decline.' splendid character, and her fate is greatiy J*. * .,a, isimm w US Walter Phelps, ^ fine epitaph won't help a man in the breath I lory Smith and next world. ... .... nameiinpl -v/uO get Jsiaine *>>q. lfcrht fn-nt-jiBtf/v inw??: Thp m?n the form c e candidate. rence was only.. 3 leg. _ " tionhasa vhich influence A haughty carriage is often a mightv-m flesi of th< :pon JBiaine and convenient vehicle. J tapes, whi Tie girl of the period in her new SDrinz J"4 n &, Sea | to atleaathalf of U&^gSKgE g point for an ; . f.-. : . The formi ine a candidate. . ,T?e mianjwhb temptedffortune and M 'P^ed for "e has been put fe. believe that fortune tempted however,*i na direct assur- "im* { f- _t. day, tmles: a /v?w,<?rin orccnin flranlra ;theiIHl6r eu nominateu, ; ? <*??? soiaieroi" )een received in wiU soon Tiave to-commit suicide on the co- ge remo-y l-the -last tires" operative plan. around it 1 j. X: ? * | % 211 Take this to heart, my son?always put for a short ?:? " off until tomorrow that which' should not of'the trac lactor Mardrred. dong todayi wboiscori A. Chicago dis- : Sleep gives some intermission to the' cares generally i A Burlington and pins and griefs that affficttfs- it is the seen 1S a s: manned by a parenthesis of. our. sorrcrwi died last night Druggists ought to label every package At a ret le, JNew Albany - 0f po^on which, they sell with the names Biologie a 'tree- As soon 0f antidotes *,0 the drug as well as the word M. Fere cc [ was poured on ? icnn " v ' car Increase of . weight may be produced "By luminous e _5f change of climate. Incidents are known ?more ths wasi? proving that a man maybe 6tout in one thiswoma w. f 61Pra!" place and thin in another ' " In both t recK in a dyinsr ... , , saten into insen- have t0 2? and see dentist," re! J1?56 rwo policemen marked a gentleman this morning. "Why, ed by excii 'hen it left the 1 thought you had good teeth," said the ^omena ar ? A Chicaeo reportec. '!So I . did until yesterdav." te^botan ao was loitering "What-;=?used^ the^trWbre^'^'WeU, I was arrested forgot myself for-., a moment and"-bit too . -L^e".tr I ' ' bard on a : mouthf uP-of Congaree River tne Pnnce }- 5 ' r~- watprJk; I-. a tour .of.J U Piaffctp^nd a \Yunembe 160 m Wtfcj spring poet. The tramp was dodging the ^ t n.r rrrra'i ? nnliceand begging aims, ne approacned iQ holiday aS^rous Specimen of humanity and Empress. ans^fc#^ ^t.Can'tyer give a poor, hungry man. ^ Empr, people is tfrat ^metMng to help him get a mghts lodg- -The tour is ad twenty-five "Say, hain't, ver no busi- -^y -with t iln^&nments ? V> ?Yec- I'm a poet of the spring, guessed. IpSpfftys' aSl sing, "Hail, Gentle Spring!" ''Here, Abdllt >t< hwayBi^E^not (ake ^ time. It's all I ve got, but yer home of /V test in youi need is greater than mine.' ... .. ford count ?>y " ?oid S( acook is terribly deaf, isn't he?7- dragged hi TETJMP, ?nvT don't know: W^t; makes "you And *lnpp< unbia, S. C. go'/". "Why, I ^as a Me hariivp: -ory withes ? tnmK so- asked if he couldn't" is a promin aate JLevotion, | ^Jn^ until Saturday. Couldn't make is a man of faie Ottering ^ understand at aJL "That's strange, wife and ^patented! 1 called to him across the street this morn- Toney was rieods an say kg that if he wouidcome to the bank I family. Ja me; but an im- T?11(1 P* owed' ?e ?ot *> near Engli ijeon," began bank b^orel (M. _ ^ manner of ifess that Lam They^ere 8??pQg ats^'frontlfeate: The Bait 1, Imust^Saye 'Won't;5oiia(^^^' thfrj^laf^'d?t a that has bt I^^Sgathe little |p*?iib, I 4, has sus jsi^ejjgoDs." guess^B&spl&l 6eoi^^hissiafejgly. started by :^vh'e tasked. "I TflHnmld," the girl went on. men on th( effieniameg- "It's^MBaHMfigfe-''Mothbphas-gone ineet with; :'~-P V / out, CBR^HHflRfeirs groAwg with forced to su ^ewhezfyou . In Chica - ?' via ALTZING.. GIANTS. E3Kte^B^oit'Wi6''Mft. a Dancla^ '?* ; 2'!'jervisli of tbe I>ese'rt. ^ iiLJ.5.X3? xr> Nevada," said.Joseph Grandle^ \ V'' lining mail from WMte Piiie,:'4o'i ^ k Suii corresjxnilent; "we have lest dante .that iLpj;:;maiL. ever.i ___ call itthe danceof*:the I ''' H6 day DaS paSi Biers of sand, from eigfotcT FACTS''?dOtii: 2t'indrameter, ;;and sometimes r^T, A. 4. tall, come;careering;, across:-the f.- leaTr Oi COntjTaGiCO.011^ U it. a whirling; watongrinotip^^^iiartiyyi^TriA&reil Z6&OT y graceful:- 1 have: often seen IIietuC^-?<3CII n fhey: mtfst' have "been two or- atld , your druggist wijl: i eloqueat MIiatesr and. s tumn, with aloi of'little coliimrls ' ' <' -a y.'.it. ; r, it," aH' waltzoig'. a/org 'together. w sty is.'the.strangest; thing" imagfrr- ;r; ! t':'i rtVcHtiiB3i" WOBBS. ispiresyou withatve, andat'the ' t';- ; . ;. V: fills you with the. desire tto laugh..},.. I performance. And, if.the man .' ,tj V: ! V :: iaousi the weird, fantastic 'sight. j 'Citizens of J?< him^feelmighty uncomfortable.:J.Comity as Uttered toy Jot ever seen except m the summer ..... T,(? ire most frequent -in; July; They ; Adams pf tfre 30D beginning in some little, incip- \ rii.c, ;r ?- > ,vind, which snatches up a ixand^ :r; j td:while'the surrouiJding:air is' r'J { ---j. lien taey Keep on growing ana ; . ,v|f r a' = i_ iiiave'>eeli apraetf^^^st Id ire not like the cyclones further a number b? .yearii,' in thit-llEne ley mov^^th-..veiy -little noise, occaslon'fo examine,:-try; and notice ad of being funnel-shaped, are of nearly ai> trie bfgi^ recomnaenae e size from top to bottom. The tiouS or .patent: in edicrrx?o&:?&e:m the same, being..both:..circular a$ Slate!suffered'Untold-misery n cing.. They, draw up into the cyl- P^t number of years, from aseve lions quantities, ofsand, tens of mTl I ft !So<a^?i drawn! ihj loW far they travel nobody can were more or "less frauds uritfl 'abou very big ones toust have-waltzed; Ego, I was induced by a friend no' ieir silent majesty, over the lonely Tylertb.t^'arp^par^tion known as ir a long' .distance.;' Tijeiy tanic Blood Balm, arid after along'-] whole distance of the White Pine on hte part I ^nallymade up .pay mir ee hundred 'and fifty miles, and one more effort to Tid myself cf t K2S???y rft V SS5SS&SSESgtS? n Idaho to the Perannegat valley, smitheounty thatl am entirely cur< cCann,. one. of the pioneers of. _tijace^of the,disease, left, .an&.sJl^ e, solemnly declares that He. OV?Gs the magic ne^iujg.pivp^Fw^.wi; #. *? ,,strike'tb one.'of th?se - w&tzing I jconsiaer,thegrander, piirsstanam !e was plodding along through the ?atftasr idmg^'-pack mutefeO^Mfejug ^cQfa_ md up t0 the present gg*>iM?fwhen h^S^<$|fnd Latoxfr.'lito-speff imer'da'rfcixig silefrflSnaKnf? -floe Vfemter, 1885, over a year ago, at i dge one of them, and got right in ihK&scahfine^ W fon leig af the biggest one:of ;the whole! passing the nights in misery, with n picked up 'him! afrid;the"mule as ceptwhen prp^c^dhyynvo^cs^1 iey were feathers!->hd' packed opiates. Thfewfce^pfetsops to rash oss. the valley 'in' the liveliest' > pwr chnnlr'-'A*''lao- in TT^ could scarcely sit up without su ' ??! f v , v Tt< } ? } "T- after "rising three bottles I;wasah] zy that he couldn t tell wnere he : meals and to walk up . town, and >1 and he had just made. up. .his tottles had been used, thank'heaTjgr e smothered in sand and carried : tjrely cozed,, ..<^d^jba$. thii.j'sljgh^? a by this dancing dervish of the since that timCs^h.en.'I ia&uniedi ien ' his feet' '^ruck sclid ground, in Fcbniary,; niy;i^^ht T^.145;p< whirling about a few times hclell g^uaJJy.iuorMS^. j**?* id of a creek that was:almost dry. was again attained, 210 pound^' 'The picked himself UP there ?. the mg solemnly and methodically at ?H|- ^ ^Infd^ter,i 3f sand that .was falling around ti^e W 'sufferings!''jua'd' mjsery i waltzing column had struck a gjekt^i' i'take It oh! "myself jas id collapsed,, as they often do, and druggist to heartily, <Aeerfdlly, as v part of the column was just com- scfentiousiy recommend this- glor Where the foot of the column reinedyto all suffered off rheumatis jibed-'of,-the; creek it 'had"torn; up .troubles, and not oaly i^ysdf,. lrat i to a depth of three'or four feet 2^7 ed some of the richest pockets of laddrse Its P?1^ gets that Joe ever saw. He stayed j / / . ,. r. ' . }.' claim about two months, and { ' ~ J/ p nearly ?60,000. -?hea he started j and 2?c?ay & Ajxaxs, Tylez ? to tie.fetkte's, aid; blew in the j *&. T-.vh .--r e at^-^an^baiKfe^H??ioche. Joe > x.i V.'-<OJ!,?.]{ {"J [ered through those Nevadaval- j All -rr"hr> -nronf fin 3Q-PC cln^A.tii^n Hnf. Viacn't. >10/1 t.hA i :: V* ijngs; 'RheuEM^gEa, Kid ggI,.' Book offenders, maL \QHEOTQMYr r/^jSL. Ol'K^Tni ibabisn Who Has: WBlti '-Dtie far i? ! ' --;-Folly?-Six ;Y-9a*s.<r!'ff r~.' i t! ?? h?t/ wr?.-r.? sr <rarnoti<fc, says' "Hie* ^PiUf-'MaU' '*, . .. . wAmM> : ij.- /1* . u . ivs- - f-rrv^-L .--.- . <1 Hscnsaing the Admission 01 Women t is tnat of a map, formerly a sol-- f. V5a(. .-v^i .; . . .TTVcuuk .- . - *-(< to the Methoalst?Conreronc haa 'tie ihcisioii info tie wma- s six years ago, and who wears New York, May 3.?Nearly ; eotomy tube at the present mo- morning's session of theJVIethodi 3 was; a private m me j xvoyai. x<a- 1U 4^ nfi took part in ithe Egyptian caih- ijepft| d? |b? jjofttrffMp. i^ain^b#l 581, being-present at Tekel-Kebir.' 4^os-of women delegates. K-A Sgypt he drank some bad water, { By special request Dr. J. H, idqped ajb^od^ pois<radag-,/wiiicb Michigan, who is entirely deal r took th<3 form of :deep-Seated ab- rAitted to speak first. liE^dpo?!^ l the neck. He returned from iag in the constitution or rules of i riving in this 'country some time tab prohibit the admission of won r, 1852, and at once became a pa- us," said he, 'tre?6g?il2fctthe ligl ,e-Royal MiiitaVy.'HospitaijSo^'h- women. .Let justice be .done t The man. describes .the. operation heavens fllLl I dd a/deaf man.? inly a little paihfui. * The previous' should know say that I shall : in breathing had been so great Anther word. Therefore I Drizt e incision into the windpipe had more than most men, yet I woi ?uch= ipain &^K\pm.-waa;av?r^1 i|ay tongue should cling to the r the great reiref widish fpilbiped,: mouth and I never utter a single ^ ion. He remained in the hospi- tihan that I should spiak ag ae months, hut finally left quite ^stersj5? > fir?? 5 7 t r; ffn j .... Dr. *| fDaEx&i,ispd3& , jj s but little -"discomfort or in con- the women ana was fGll?wea~by i in wearing the tracheotomy \,abe. who protested against putting 0 ,ot speak without first potting his ffrlh lis neck to close the orifice 0 * the aoaiewhat humorous. speecJ?^?. 3 reason for this is obvious. Voice' gave many quotations. He said by.-the. vibration i p|. the. .vpcal has never been an hour ifc/lhe the larynx, and to 'set'tBem vibra- tae- Methodist; Church of grsvt rent of. air from the lunsrs is re- ^><m th* nrpcont - iTh#> rrwpRtim* i "he,incision, of tracheotomy :b?ing holding the inviolHbiiity of the cc the windpipe below the larynx, (jf the church.., Ha .spoke higl c3^' ifomen delegates, saying that b itauxed-..nnitii the ori?ee-as^ik)sedv: = 0f them to be as competent gis, in most tracheotomy tribes, u^Hy to''consider any question >y an automatic valve, but the come ;before tie: body as any i >w in question will have none of bouse ' ' ^r^e^tomatiQ v^w^ora;. r ] Dh'Wheeier, ^.the'Erie O >, rtis true, but when he to com- g])oke agafnst t^e admission of w Regent street =one d*y ,-rt flew off c]^med5tbat there is n0 legal aut tt. ?*3?*? lTWf changing the personneT of" the < if1,} " raJf+wT uqtil ah affirmative vote Has beet sad down, in which case theortfce ^ h ^ Dl; , y his chin instead of by his finger. c.2ntfal ? Y6rk, 'a? objectec ses a duphcate tube forasem =ase ^tiM^romidsH Rev.G. W , ... . " . , . of St.-Louis, claimed that the y description of the. tube ,rna3- oe al dy members-of . the confe; nesting. It is made of silver, that .oA* 'alLTZ on . metal least'Iikely fo be'acted upon .5' ,n?^tetD ?ea?s are ' , x t. x I " ^ 1 true as those of anv man-present. Ulstobe found in the wmdpipepr ; Th^rrmWimTthen adioum mdensed aqueous vapor of toe ^ afternoon session the standia; tis in reality no more than the wereairoointetf'--Thedelee-at ies?that is. a tube! Itisbentinto ^ wereappoin^a.-xneaeicg^ ^ ' t ^ J.-C "r " will be further debated tomorrow if a quadrant, and the. outer porshield, which presses against the i . I ****". .. " i a. xv'vjj 4U. 1. j - An-Insurrection hi Alaban s neck.- To theshield are attached- ; v ch pas's, jtfound the neck, and .are i Mootgctuebt, Ala:y: May^r? se s4rvi'to keep the feb^se&rely to the: Advertiser "reports a' bad <56 . The instrument is further sup- affairs' in -Lowndes county, grow a"smaller inner tube and'guide, the recent' lynching of & muni ;r" can easily be removed and re- white mob. - Thenegroeffhave tx the purpose of cleaning, which, ening vengeance, it seems, and s not necessary more tnan once a sheriff with a posse went to ban s tie weather be very foggy. But and arrested fifteen negroes. On tubeiis not: an essential,j and tie back to Haynesville, the county Bfbom we,-write never .-wears it. posse'en countered a m'ob of arme< es tbe tube itself, the tissues & conflict ensued and two white laving become so hardened, that wounded and several negroes w< ; time they answer all thepurpcses After several yolleys the negroes t heotomy tube itself. The person. They are reported to be assemble ipelled to use a tracheotomy tube ^ large numbers and the sheriff 1 vears a higk collar, and all that is to-'ihe Governor for troops. Fou mall hole. nies from Montgomery are now 1( Human Electricity. ^ ??? including an ortiHery i f-fm ^The^Greys, Blues and.Mount fr?Fian,was exhibited from wham ^ iattor ^th their horses, uld under certam circumstances r^ "rr . r?^ at the surfacc of the bcdy Lowndes county at lL30 tonighl leetric tufts one centimeter lorn deci<iea ' &e artiHery iea^ldofafinlntl^?Lnogf eoaffi* tti. afte^n DeputyShe a presented tie same peculiarity. J,j-eriwetu^r vwk,; wxu he skin was remarkably d ry. wounded, and-twO^negroes W<?reiomena could be easily augment- billed'. ? ' mg'tHe sensations*.: Snch pL.e- It is reported thalthe negroes ai e known more commonly rin c^r-: collecting in large nuinbe: d dry tropical climates, since the. lynching: of Calloway the negroes have'beeu?:threat6i man Empress, accompanied by geance. In attempting to arres 5s Victoria, started yesterday on them a few-days ago he resisted the .Elbe provinces. The royal sheriff wounded him. ;This infu: with, a very hearty reception at negroes and.precipitated the confli rg. The-city was-bright wii;h ; ' "" bunting, and thousands, dressed ?, -? ? V. < - costume, turned out to greet tlie 'j??M ProeT A8atn,t Bolts A delegation of ladies presented IS"srw Castle, Pa., -May 3.?On ess with bouquets of flowers. | ber;7th last, James F. Falls, a p; > to show the Empress's sympn-1 farmer of Lawrence county, m lie inhabitants and to lielp tlie attempts ..to commit suicide by s The first time he placed the muzz srty White* Caps called atf the rifle under his chin aod fired, the 1 V. H. Tony, at English, Craw- ing out under his left eye. Tiiis y, Ind., last Tuesday nigh!, effect his purpose, and he relo? m to a telegraph pole and tied gun, placed the . muzzle at thesa ;d him unmercifully with hick- and iked again. The bullet passed. His recovery is doubtful. He an3 came out at -the top of id ent citizen of that county an i Walking into the house he told; considerable means. He has i what he had done. family. The charge against Mrs. Falls immediately sent fo: drunkenness and abuse of his siciaE:, and upon a hasty esamin ckson Goodman, who also lives pronounced the wounds fatal. ] sh, was nc ued to change hi 3 would-be suicide lived nearly six ItTTinrp rvvr Voqtmtkt oaKot? on/1 locf. ftofitTdtw "?r UTMWJ ?vwv-i. Wi-L U>UU \i*vvt imore Press, an evening paper of .a cold in.one of the wou >pti in existence since Februarr hadjbeen put electioneering and i pended publication. It wak exposed himself in inclement weat' a party 61 young newspaper Th^ doctor vrhoAva&fir^tcaUedt 5 co-operative plan, but did no-; the"injured man died befoteFsfls < the success anticipated 'and waa ?-?'??? ?f-"-? , :ceumb for ^ant of capita. Calumny, says, a - philosopher, i go one firm have, alfgady sold coal?if it does a^t "burn it'willsoi ^Lbis year, the -greaiAlemand and calumnvvffarms A-maiir abouJ fcLthe>pproachhM(BB^ai^^ as KgPfli IV! I Wft-fii ' oSixf"? j ' sed when [the world can be humbugged t mftn' "sense fa:^k ?-aBdut' our wonderful FOR; THE Bi ce to prddu^Kits siij^ior. JpJp^dorsei tell^o p, i t ;?ei|sf - oy ep ;^al 1' others, jpeak.for themselves as to te^Sca^^ ! ?C* 'O-cppjo'JL trpo^f /r r^-j r?rv v | I * ? ?*? * e*! I.V.CV-- : Tfirwa^VTm,SEmE^^iE?IiiSi I ' ! i r~r" " - - ? ,. ' . ' i SmitJt I- : Rotnn3 JJbTO^TNv,TET:,'March 29,1SS7. ;._! -rrf'; A.laffjj'frfefld-of ttinehasfOr^e)al;yeaxs.!r;m 5t" j been 'trolled ^tfr bumpsand pimples oil her j _ "tr-- irtvsri.teze and neck> for which sBe Urifed THrions cos?- .r iKa^. ; ^ jpetics in order to remove them and beautify ~ icid improve her complexion: but these local .-". J , " 'applications were only temporary and left her - -s^n^asKoraejfi^^tifiii., ^ ^ ^ XL IT :' ,': 1 .recommended an Internal preparation ? ??r?rJ?T knoWn as Botanic Blood Balm ? which, I hare i aave haj beeni-usLnx.and celling about tvro years; she Pa the effect three bjjtt&J apd'ne&r^ a&/pitaple^B^vg~ ?? ? prepara-. -(Jisap^earecl, her skin is ""soft an a-sm oo tlK^md ? srKetj^ana'-f.-jgj. -general health much improved. SUe^ex- , ^ ht Lyseiij; tne presses herself mucn graunea, auu vsuj re form of men^ it to all who are thus affected. 9P :ou!d find j JIRS. S.1T-VTJXS02T.,? jad almost j iv.U V-, sp tolcfcines j ? ifofaeyear i ?'? b< JS-SK ! ti: T'tfTt.O~i>f\Tff\ a $???5:* COULD HEMfA TICIt >CRAt?i2 g id to make 2 ___" ~' m be'terrible I .. _ -v hi ^greatest of~. niary 9, lSsES'fciS? notSar'fttfandeg;'^'" ?wJ}r ?? heara of B. B. B., used two bottles, and Hffw "fe^wHibh :^n bcar a ttck craw*111 ^leavesostpdw^S-l''' [ .7:.-- ?.nr k- nV, .... -?j have been - j "" ' time have i imelalo- f "I GAVE TTRrXO DIE." i rhich time ! '/\ p t\*\ ' vm&f. ;: ?- J : <;y* osldepex-' ' ! ad various Kxoxvxlle, Texx., July2,1887. B agB. B. B. I hk?eSM,<?tarrS:tff! tlitrhead. for/sir years, m meals, and 1 5*ent & a-natecL'doctonj and&j treated, me; for *;l?i pport; but '4 tat-coyklnoicuro ajie, i^said,.. J was sjyejdr ie to.jielish. old?arid.I'^ye^ to'dTe.1 Tha'dS"" Rafter abc distressing cdugBj"my e^es were "sw^btteilaia3f: V uX^rasen- aJn confident I could not have lived without a 6 pain felt . change. I sent and got one bottle of your meto business | dicine, usedn't, ^^ felt'bet^er. {Then ^gotfout jupds, but n}ore, and 3^njb'fi?dl^ fctsred fEfe<S4l>i# .. | lar weight' any way you may wish for the good or snf- 1 UOtiOeable iferers. ted is, that " i Airrr- - , Mrs. Matilda Nichols, '<??cWfl3y . ' ' ~'2<?'Rdrida Street. iftK^yery-',r | '? .'* ":r* ' yqrjr.rf rp-'? rm.; ; vei"e!ttK^*i' i a practical t ? Bell as ton-"' i TRIED -JTiVE JDOCTOBS< low Wood:. { :fl ? i !* *T77i h'V? m or blood r } * * 3 ? I ..,/j < the "firm -of J ? T?.*Tno ?cof I will cheer- 1 { . wawk^eviul,^ mjoo,. r. t ... Thisis:to-certify.has been in "J ;;y;:;: *{W.h$afth ixbsJ'' j!dbct&?&rij^*$3?8e$ei$ffiffertntpatent medi- a ' :- " "' | cine3,'^ii5ott}eSof fo^tB.$;JB-;bas curedherv Texas. ' James W. Lancaster. ? dSrmatioii about thefd^sejarid cure of E Eney- omplaints, Catarrh, etc., should sc led free. I Mm ^ -.** . Address, y? ? " - . . ' r j vZ'J^rKiS'.: 'tf .ri^fiR jo ?ri?x pT? j BLOOD BALM COMPANY Delegates ; ?* I jCOff'r . ill Of this } rri/-. i."-T?Tr" :f C "#! iJ -T'i pfT st General ; he adh&r 1 ihahufacturiiig iEe'i^Ie&ai^'XQZEB,..,' 1 * ]?ATENT AGRICULTURAL AND . Potts, of STATIONARY ENGINES, : was per- their great dnrabOity, simplicity and , hecfctmA ;^conomy^ue^* * - j'nA l 1 hough the .Al^^^^^Mill an^bo^^ . :'Men ?v4S6 'Most convenient shop in the State for j aever bear ijaving your repairs done. ! vord more Write us for estimates. :ainst our I v r.r\y;.j>< TESTES, - :*:-f.-hr, mflim ? -1- v. ~ M&ra&of "T :r" ; 1 cmpcnntenaenB. Di;-Flood, | Z at tbe wo- ; Business Manager. Dwed m a ? . which, he . , that.there in the-' 8ft fillliibsjlll m ippsife I ed/iindiit 1 e question :: f ;< ISA LMiMEMTfBRFECny VARM??SSiAit& SHOBB3 BE USED A E&N MCtmiS.SZFCREGOtmXMENT. aa. > 'SENDTGR BOOK TBMJTr&HS* -J; I ndifiott'cif irigouto? r_l I Sp?? PSIT"ATE-i>OASDIX<J. I today the rtfJSfn Q^;OGJQ??B?tiie J r seat; the dersigned opened a FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSS ? Ere killed. - tdispersed.: in .Charleston, for the accommodation.- of ? - m : x : J TS :i c8 lag again uvux xraitroem):aau jrervjausiiiTi jtxK&ruecs. .* :elegraphs The Building, locatedonihenoriheast || r eompa- corner of Wentworthand Glebe streets,.'.? saving for ria conveniently near the basinets portion' ~ md caval- of King street, yet tree:'from the .noise J "" of the thoroughfare it'is vitnm: easy g ed-RiSes, reaehfronxtteAcademy - of Music and I left for fronr Churches of: ^" thB" 'di?feJ6at' de: "" notimations. <''-1.^ rfWf'pw 3?? ionse.-hasten. thoroughly.,raand.fi^sdnp.in.good style with~. i nfiibftbitr'J*?*ffflcnitaiew&.SxtureL'/ . :C";: prooapiy reasoDafcleu -rikv j- ' re armins- For further information address :k 'i 1: y. flLv- Evl - M- Mbs. E. E.' HASEIiK;^ ' iMlSam I "^-r-jqr Hi3s S, S. BDWAHBS^ j ce aing ven: itf i;. ;:'\ J:::' 1 'Charleston, S^C,. 7;: j St t::one' of -? io -Jo! ttp.j CHARLOTTE FEMALE EOTfOTB IV :I r..r_ * f*' ' ; The current session of fhis InstituteNovem-' closes January 21st, 1888, when the iga rominent Spring Session fcegips, ?viiich, endsJune Jri adc ;two l6|h, 1888. " f*> -l ' 5 s ? * ' <yo shooting,. The .present session is one of the most PI le of the pr6sperons in the history of the Insti- th< wlcom- tnfeif-/Therefeioom.fo?only&{ewmoreJ-tiK ipT boarding pupils* The health , of the school, the'accommodations of its board- sei j-ing department, and the efficiency of its - "corps of teachers are UEBtirpasaedTiiny- F hiswife .where in the South. The first of January is: a. very convenient time for entering. ? r a phy- Papi&are changed only: from' date" of p: ation he entranoe. . But the Bev. Wit. E. ATKINSON, months ( rnc? r 01/ ? PrincigJftLv om the ; iCharlbtfe, N. C. rp] rids. He' _i . J M SHOWlgsprwznrCASES. \ % o;attead ^ 5 like a ' - - >y nostrums. We gx^EHHS remedy, and claim, ^MH| ^QOJD in i^worldjJ I'-br p'hysieiansje^e^l SB rSP : &C.; rr.t? '*< 'zvq r-Mt. Cfafit; rould. not taice iwjuh iieviedofFlfteen-Years' S*H|8p8E ir>g from. Dyspepsia^HflB Alapaha, Ga., June 2" B. n .ay, Atlanta. f?a.Apem >n: I taM osa that^jfct^mble fciedjiarswaBd du^^jtra^ato.? tjH in# I could hear <22, rind spent oflBj mdrcd dollars in doctors' bills, wflHBHC iving the slightest benefit. Icdofl lued to grow worse. Finally, aaMflj tatH/ 0?; obtaintatfr Telief, a. frteSB ^ ended B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Bafl ;gan using it: not, however, expeeffl ;b{>fitted-.-tyuf ^botM tiSfied that I^as-beiijg berfefl tfed/^9H H .6 's6rthT3o'tae' ^al tftiren 1 felt lSaHH an. I would not take $1,000 forthffilBB is done me: in fact, tie relief I derijhflM THOMAS jPJUM SUFFERED FROM PILJES.W . ,-v . 3 AiffiMOSE. February,15,2ffl| mdku JTcred sriih feeding piles' foflS Sirs,'arid thJce pleasure ia stating tbatlwBa >en entirely cured by the use of one bofiB otanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) 1 che^rwB ake this statement for the benefit <M| Chis.'EEnsau&? 1'"lfl| ' Ko' 2026 FoaMaia St: For the blood, use B. B. B. r Tj T/* l&iJM Fof scrofnia/risi B. Bi-TB.* V i':~ \ For catarrh, use B. B. B. For rheumatism, use B. B. B. For kidney troubles, use B. B. B. Sj For sMn dis^i^^4j^_B^B^ B. For all blood poison, use B. B. B. 9 Ask your neighbor who has used %3k f its merits. Get our book free filleH jSBB srtiflcates of wonderful cures. &?? lood Poisons, Scj-ofula, ?3 Snd for a copy of our 32-ffl I, Atlanta, GU. B (WJWATd rr;#S5gppg AIT, sxwssj&zjM CO* OPERATIVE CLlS ' Shtt ls th? Best,Cl*eapeiji Most Convenient. B Anri o*H*t co-operative System of sellli!2 * TUB watcnes arer American Lever Stem TOK containing every essential to accnracy andKI tty, and have^ in addition, Tl--??p-^Mj O^witii CEiruiXE BTTBLES. Tbeffl Stem TYintt and Set is the strongest and jw made. They are fully equal for aM once, aecuracif, durability and rescntatlve fa ?YERY^ITTM TOWN. Heasy profits guaranteed on to?egjgS .y^zite tor^oU particaJ&rs.. <*? vH TheiKeystoneWatch Criifl ?.o. s? | WE DO WEAIf I H THE JT. Y. STANDARD J |$s,0(ic^p&iia Sot it Ukn Boaewecjaorc.uan. jaw prumtoaaUBI jockU sc!! mfut M wmrao Bia]c? Iheaicp. W?'on)y cxi^H ?0<J<Qo?JirTtte ltlette*si?n$21fl pilttrSilifctveryst^B FX JEST, ad t^fccl.t,It, 1? ti.na?r,d.nnyUl^B ' Mot cuiri^1?a??c 'tiw w-T, tijitt^lrt of the voc?fl ' m>1 !ixe leather. ? A KXX,;u lo o*!rI<fg| m\ ,' prices-That ecsj?fron>ll :-?- . Wf*i -SjHjd'.icg?rt.Heaotrcoes <^?JM . .j a?iiaz?uciis2n*l!M<Bi r" - ' ; Waarcnowl-lan?tim " -I"/cf r{>.ro6^j2i,t?,':*8#'^B fCErv^y- I; ,JS"Cily fPitiBtig.oct dwrnnrl. S fS/ t: JiewTotk StyteS,-? r W E5CV - AT(?3> 23?IlAT6l2o r WH ' r< T*' A/ 1 ^EXX? wo,jna&j I'1 hT/ T : Bowl* only t? ?x^efg + t - i\rj * J l H coo Of ocr?ettat?c :r.6uc|B ' I 1 T?' Hi H . "est HaMKtg Si yea ovwjj t' V'lB KM ' '1 ... ,Vj | ' |- ttarcn . We 'ieaa oe? ^*<7 ! i Si pood* to <>aitto?n?jB [ i7 iV I 1 tooth by snail and efl J-QgzfS&s.? 1 *>rct8? a? tonyer^ ? JLaaMMi XEXT, rece.Yii xj'iarbiZti i? pwlufl u?"twenty unpiof of cloth for Pant>t Suit*, as Overcoat*, aad If you mention till paper,GO-Inc Tape SIca.*nre Ifrec. Al?o foil ?*'.oi'ac?=! meat blank*. Trv this sd?osfrfp<?TOa??l? 0??6TJaBA5TB8S^Sr?? ?orry ho dealt with ta, for we always j*v? aai ail way* vi refond money for anv CAUSA. "' T w]aEPJEKJEXC,E?.rAo?Ie?a T<JHcClyi wiiowaoji v?a doan an wnaooi bcdni*< < Send'for samples and CW'at oar Store! Act now, acdbcsiatoaaveOne-Hali tie co?t ofyourcloiiiag for tho balsace rfyocr llis., C4I w i>-!ire?a.. -. ' ' N.Y. STANDARD PANT-CO.,66Uttfver sitv Place. N. V. Cltu. Uaar UkI/mi Slider's Live 3? I IL L S. The justly celebrated SOUTHE. EGETABLE PILL having' been "tl .ajbonsebold r$me<2y fortoe past h atujqvitf all the Sonthern and west! at ^:lOT'thd;Cna$ oi Dyspepsia* ssness, Mai aria sad all-diseases of] 1 rTJEB, haye^iiy their WOI^E^TOCIJBES, 1 wed-' .the supremacy -over all ow XiLS on the market .After one w& ii vriE join* the kfj1 for ^dlLDEH XiLS" with, the ten niilliQMMH^ffll 3 United id 25 cents ~in^Bg|?| Ln instanfc-relief for cwgM res Dysentery," "Diarr^ra| antum or any diseases oSj I bowels; flakes t^jdSEM fe^tbing sa.^g^g