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.. f . >* * *8 If 1 ^ Family Newspaper : For the Promotion of the Political, thou at. Agricultural and Commercial Intereete, J f"*** SblVII-VM^ KLY tun low. LAN(;.\st,;k, s. ().. JiTLY^FT^fE^fl BTTM! 1) ; SET" UUK LEADERS. IIW 1SJ pounds ijght br< wu sugar for $1 On' 8 pounds Aibu -kles ('offee for 1 00 .. ? 7 pounds good mo *ii oolloo for 1 (mi , 11 li^ 1 pound fine Toliftccn for <15 rents. j Xrtf Tin Ware VERY CHEAP. WE KNOW ? liow close inonep matters ore with most people. We are prepared for : close hut er.*. Values that two or' three yours ago seemed almost im < ' :l possible are to-day mi actual fact? j \\ nearly out in two. Many are j-ur~ ; ( prised at the hue of Uio*er!es I cfler. 8omo even are incredulous ' .v. (ii i.vssi:u. 1 Spect Save Your I. # " ! By using "Tiik t Jim: at South <>f th AMKHICAN IyIDNKY t UltK " Till. I ()11(1 v new remedy is a irrotil sutprfsn on ties Count of its exceeding promptness in'feron relieving pain in tire Kidneys. Hlnddc. ; . . and B ick in male or female I' re- the Jieves retention of water, and pai i in p,j. 'j' passing It almost imnn diately. riuve yourselves by u-ing uds marvelous stud: cure. Its use will prevent fatal eon HMpienees in alui'ist all eases hv its v ^ groat alter itlve and hotting pi,wets. \\"| Hold hy J /-'Markov Jfc o , /..nicaster. h u. * ; clay ti r^?ia-a?rr7iH?aruM?nwwB?rsi*r?*wj that ( THIRTY TIIKKK STABS. fatc r tin- T Kndcri the life of Kinunuol Rich-- itiiue. Suicide Attributed to Despoil- now j dency. Una the si Atlanta, tin., duly lth? Kinan- inent uel Kiel), a prominent Hebrew luoer; citizen and business man of this Sei city, took bis own life this morn- iug f< ing at his residence on IVyor. porte street. Death resnlled from thirty mem three stabs in the neck and body dcnlo inflicted with a fruit knife in his and e own hands. Thirteen of the that i wounds were in the neck and one Hcfot of them severed the jugular vein-,. It Of twenty stabs on the breast, that 1 one was directly over and pone- end i trated the heart. The suicide is publi attributed to severe illness during resuli the past few day si and to despon- mocri "dem y brought on by his nervous ;tI?? condition. I this t i^sMBHaKMunanBWKtiMnBU mocri Registration Books Open. ,U!;! I X AUCOKDANCK with the Aet el 1. 1 s!Mt provldliiK for thu registration lv col of electora, the htHsks <if the Sii|ierviiiiii> puhli of Registration will he open Ml tic . court house on tlie llrst Monday i. oc each month for the registration ?f lexai tors entitled to registration aiid tu | (>f ||l( open for threeaucct-ssive days in eacl month until the itetictal election or i SOS \V. (?. a. Porter, i ties o K. M. Kirk. ducts H.J. Fiyr.p, tion It ?anl of Kegi-I ration. , Nov 18. 1806?If. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served.) the ti BTaTK OF SOUTH CAROLINA. lutior COt'NTY OK i.ancas1 Kit K h Court of Common Pleas. .... C H Wolfe, Plaintiff, Httiiitiflt quor It W Wolfe, Defendant. j To the Defendant It W Wolfe : I . . opint You are hereby Huminoned ami re-1 ?|Uired to answer the complaint in this repoi aetlon, of which a oopy is herewith j 0f j}l( served U(x>n you and to nerve a copy of your answer to the said own- , Re plaint on the Rutmcritier at ni* office | at I ancaster Court House, County of; 11 lani'iotor. and state of South Cnroli- tor na within twenty days after the aer- j vice hereof, exclusive of tlie ?1ay of Wlth< such service; and if you fail to answer 4,vtp,, the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this action will urmili Apnly to ttie Court for the relief de? . Oiamled in tlie complaint. lion I Dated April 27th. 1SU7. I tlnem K. K WYI.IK, Plaintiff*' Attorney. indin <?,. > ; will i j houw To R W Wolfe, non-resident Defendant : Take notice that the summons and complaint in the above action \? as ti led 'ii the office of W rt I. Porter, clerk of tlic circuit court for said Coon-' Sjkjci tv and Htate, at iiHiicanler Court lloiisi*. on the 27th da.ii/ of Ai ri 1 1807 ?" Dattn) pril 27, 1HW7. , R K. WYLIR, U r " PlnlntlfYV Attorney wiilo< M-21-6*. J | lied I ojuWBICHC*- : afteri 3. a. ILL VOTEFOR IT. y Vote is Heeded to Pass the Bill. 0 SAYS MR TILLMAN mio Time Senator Quay I l'^es 'ithurawal of Republican Opposition to I>ispensary Rill. al to The St iU\ lshin^ton, .Inly 1'*.- A poll o senate today indicates that otc mav defeat the tariffeonce report. When this phaso situation was railed to Sena illman's attention today he '1 will vote for the hill if ote is neee to pass it.' lion he made l!ii-i assertion a >r two air<> it was not thought >ne vote woni<l decide tho if tho hill, tint that was Senaillman's impression ?i the The e fleet of one voto is ipparent and tho South Carosena tor's attitude has lioon ihjeet today of much comainoiiir Republicans and l>ents in Ixith houses, iiutor l il I mo i*8 policy in votor tho taritV liill is not sup<1 by the South Carolina )ors of the- house. Thev ire his course in the matter ixprcHs p-fcat apprehension it may he disastrous to the rm movement in the State, is Senator Tillman's belief the passutjn of tho hill will n the disruntion < f ih<? IJ<? can parly and the immediate t will la* the election ol' a I Vntic congress next year. !! no in liio entertainment <>f pinion and is the only Pent in congress willing to ? r* ?is ])olitieal existence hy adg to it. I democrats generalndonin his position. It was civ referred to in tho house ' hv Representative Hall of s. He denounced 'the cll'orts rise claiming to he Democrats sought to iwld to theenormif the tiill hv taxos on proof their own State and SeeWhatever may he their cal classification, they are )cniocrats.1 uator Tillman heard the Texihservations and was among rst to extend his congratuis. Kir. KI T FOi: SOMKTHIMi. e hearing of the Tillman libill goes over until tomorrow ? Representative Tawney's on that the conunittco will t a rule for the consideration o hill in the house, presentative Stone of Pennnia said today that at Senu>uayrs urgent request ho had Irawn his opposition to tho it that he would rot object to imous consent for eonsiderain the house. Whatever in w>k luivo been iuvokod the Wions tonight are that a vote )C had on the hil! in the j tomorrow or next day. J / Death of Mrs. Ivy. al to the Observer, ck Hill, 9 C;, July 17.?Af abort illness, .Mrs M A Ivey, W of the late Jnmc? M Ivey, at her home in Oakland this noon at t o'cloca. ica^o had 40 suicides in Juno. AT SALUDA. THK CANDIDATES IIAVK A QUIET DISCUSSION. Some Spiee in Irby's Speech? Honors About Even. Special to (Jreonville News. Saluda, S July lb. ? Four \ hundre<l people in the gcrniimit ing town packed the court house today. Compared to the Edge? j tiehl meeting it was tame. Irby's speech was decidedly the ^ most effective oi the four, but : Maytield's dispensary argument .made a distiiu-t impression and the dispensary system is manifestly weak in the verv heart <?f Tillmaoism. All cheering eamo from not more than forty men, a slight | majority of whom wore partisans <U" Evans and most of the others of McEaurin. Hut Irhv seemingly had the serious and unbroken attention of every man in the crowd. It was a listening audience to h by. l?y agreement the candidates spoke only !< minutes each, whieh I is a great improvement. .McLatirin read u letter from T (1 Brown, of Anderson, giving figures, that Allen long staple cotton needed protection. Irny said the author must he mi anti, and Means thought he was a rich hanke:. Melaiuiin responded: "IBs it coino t< this in South Carolina that ant is must not raise long staple cottonC and in the lively ootloijuy, the nd"(tntago was *ath er McLnurin's. MeLauna followed with his usual tariff views, speaking well ? - 1 i us no always Moos. May field announced himself for free silver nod the systoin of cashing, known us the Baltimore plan, i explaining it briefly. IIo told the story of Kllcrbo saving-he would Itack McLaurin with the power of the administration. H is speoeh was the l?est ho has deliver ed, was most effective, especially as to tho dispensary. After Irby, Evans delivered his usual tariff speeeli. lie said if Egyptian cotton was used in a Marlborough mill, as stated by McLaurin, it was for the political purposes of McLaurin I'iko the tin null in Ohio for McKinlev, at which McLaurin smiled and asked the reporters to take it down. Irby, in discussing Ellerbe and the court of inquiry, spoke glow- ( ingly of Columbia's company, | which disbanded when Ellerlic re- j primanded a private without re-' primanding Watts. Every man; of the company, thank God, has a bigger heart than Ellerlic, he ex claimed, amid pronounced applause. Irby said that prior to the senatorial race last year, after they had not spoken for three years, McLaurin wanted to make friends with him, lie to support Irby provided Irby supported him t'<?r governor. Three days later McLaurin was lighting him. When the constitutional convention campaign was pending, Ixith lrl?y and McLaurin were caucusing about running an independent! ticket. i 'I deny this," *:tid McLnurin. Here, McLaurin lining, said if any one say* I am in any trade or combination or ender any pledge it is simply untrue; and this was cheered. Irby with emphatic gesture put1 MeLaurin on notice that the poo- j l'()l pic would not submit to the State . being committed to protection. He (1 'clured that MeLaurin ad- .... . 1 l ho nutted at Kdgelield that Irhy hrd jj jrtever v ?ted against the interests of the people hut he could not admit as much for McLaurin. In his speech, F.vans said this rifising of the protection issu gave the opportunity for eonser vutivos and reformers to unite and on democratic ground. ...j 11 there was an anti at the uieetsurr< iog exo pt the two reporters, he ( scutr low. \Y. "NY. Bam.. .. ! silve j whit THAT NK\Y PARTY. j fall. Governor Talks Ahout Maylield's 'y\ Statement at Kdgelield. ' j c|de< tllC ] (? >vevnor F.llerhe on Friday frrht Inst li:n 1 something to say ahout vot..( Mi- Mayliold's statement on the t|,c j stump at Kdjrotield quotimr I ho |})(. governor assaying ho wished to *mlp( form a now party. The Keening ,,r<ip Record thus reports what governor m,.;u Kllcrho had to sav. ?*om Kiovornor F.llerhe was asked this morning ahout this statement. |u.|,| IIo was very inueh surprised that 4.\,.,n Maytield should have made it and (tf p( insisted that Maytield must have iMlr been misquoted hy the reporter. The tacts of the matter, a^ (ju)l. stated hy thegovernor, are as fol- j|H. lows: Maytield came into lus otiiee |jv , and gave information of his inten- asvi lion to lie a senatorial eandidat 5. .Maytield then asked thogo\ornor plnn Uvhit cor.v he would pursue, dc-iriug to know if the governor, ?na, because of hF appointment, ot jit"*' MeLaurin, was going to make any jv;M special effort to secure his dec j?p; lion. w? n 'Governor Kllerbc replied that |er . while MeL ririn was in the senate i,ut hy virtue of an executive appoint- w|lo inent. that would not bins him and n(.xt lie would let the senatorial race cjell run its own course, provided, how ever, none of the candidates assailedhim and his administration, in ,m<|, which ease he would he obliged 4j|V( for self-preservation to oppose the :l |,jj man who had draped him into a campaign in which ho had no part .mrt or parcel. To this, of course, Mr ,.,j ,r May field could make no objeo- |>rt.f tion. -it , 'In a friendly and confidential rp way, the governor informed May- ?|H.r tield lie had heard it was hisinten- nn,j tion to make the raee as and old, |,;|V( or original Reformer and attempt n!lti, to draw tlio factional lines in order 'j'j,0 to profit by a bitter division of the people. As a friend ho advised tjier him not to pursue such a policy, wju stating his belief that flie best piirt jieople of the State were getting ;n \\ together irrespective of pa^t facti- f.pp, onal differences and that jniblic sentiment would not approve an m p effort to divide the white voters ,IU)( of Snitli Carolina into two hostile , camps. 'And from that slender source, ] ii no ik? correctly reported. Mnvtield constructed a cock nnd bull ( story about tho governor trying , , , Mun to form it new fact on. t ., . |exP Peacemaker Shoots a Man Who !'lls Advances With a Knife, HIU ' . wor Columbia, S ('., July 13. mft' George F Voting, a lawyer, shot soni and instantly killed Robert Davis at Darlington, Laurens county spo lust evening. ord Davis and Fielding Kay, young men, wore quarreling when Young interfered as peacemaker. Davis attacked him with a knife when -1 Young drew a pistol and tired. cov T'LISTS IIAVK DUL.TKI)!\jf SILVKli. Last Act in Their Surrender ms Been Consummated-Will ! Stick to (> reenlmcks-- Ijj Action :it Nashville Means Divorce j?f From De, of IMO'TM - , Lil r-N * a i lej'eople's party to-dav has endered to the Democratic y all rights and title to the r plunk 01 the platform on h both parties stood for the ion of William d Bryan last lie populistic leaders have deI to surrender free coinage to Democrats and make their own ' 1 next year on a platform ad- (1 tinjj direct legislation from [leople. They w ill endorse I *' \ initiative, referendum and 111 jrative mandate and will sub- c<> aate all other policies. This ns that the People's party h i- 11 1 out of business. It means I the responsible convention here has not only assumed to ' " ire the fundamental principles ' ic organization. In discard-;' 11 free silver it has released the ' ' v obligations <>f hundreds of | " sands ot voters throughout ' " I nited States, :oid there is no " >t that those voters will promp- 1,1 seek :i home in the political >l nm which must nearly meet ls r views on the financial ijues1 he populist leaders who u: tided the conference here are :l linnausly in favor of abandon-1V the free silver policy and of g the party down to the ? ativo and referendum. No "" il has come from Senator Hut 1 is to his views on the subject, the fact, that the delegates j meet here will control the 1 national conven'ioii is sulli- 1-1 I indication of the small part 1 he will play in the game. The gates to the coiiferenc have lestionahlv abandoned their r declaration, and there'is not t of doubt that the next nati............4: c 41. t > i 11 umi \ rmiuii im iik' rr<>|)|<* s "" v will declare that an unliinitreenlmek currency is t<> be! ercd t<> gold and silver money '>:i :it io. here will certainly he no furfusion hetween the Democrats Populists, and the latter will ^1 ' to go it alone hereafter in >nal, State and local campaigns. wt political atmosphere has heen wred by the declaration, and c is no reason to doubt that it l'1 stay cleared. The Populist1 y has a heap of trouble ahead tn !to management of its own af | it; hut it is not likely in the th ire to create any disturbance tli he ranks <?f the free silver I)e w racy. ? Nashville, Tcnn., at rial, to Atlanta (Constitution, j w Kxplains the Short Bottles. ! d: ^ sc Columbia, S (!., July 18. ? Idr (Commissioner S W Vance w lains the ''short" measure j r< i 1 ks and bottles sold in dispell- 1 os 1 ?y saying that theso bottles 11 0 ordered direetlv from the c' J ^ kors by tourists' hotels and l< 10 of the dispensaries, and thai w lioard of control is not re ; nsiblo for tho fraud. ttottlcs I ered from headquarters, he * s, are full measure. o n 1 ruse of leprosy has been dis ^ ered in Jersey City, N J. t< c Undersell Al! Others In Groceries. LIST M : poiii'ds itrjiiiitl.iU'il ^i!:: u for $1 00 pounds liahl tirowii SiieHi' 1 OO ' We have 11 m? cheapest line ('he\vili<r mul Siiit??v.ilii; Tobaeeo town. Also wo rafry a niee lino Notions, suoli jis handkerrhiefs, idies" and Gents* lloso, ete. ,ete. 1 . F*?. < li ?I-i\V ?.Vc !! 5t*c>? . STILL T11KY IH*UN. rain tlio Mormon's l'lare of Worship is iledueed to Ash.vs. i the Kditor of The State. On the niirht of .Inly 1 a rty of outlaws lairncd the I .it 1 >ay Saints* ehureli ne.r ltid<reiv, S. ('. The saints iminodi ly wont to work with the deter nation to rebuild: sent for a ntraetor to eount the cost of otino a hrick house of worship dead of thi' little loir one. In meantine a irentleinan in the ighlierhood l>y the name of arp reeeived an anonymous let from some partv stating: *1 derstand \ou are ^foinir to hive Mormon house built on your id. This is to notify you not to ild a Mormon meeting house on ur i:tinl nor :in\ whore else." with routs that they would make it d for liiin if ho did. Mr Sharp not a Latter Day Saint and the irit which ho lias inaniiV-tod eoirds the Saints proves him to bo hroad-mind .*! man. Would to od-wo h?d TMore~*>; tjvo iLmd.- L'iu^ lints had ercote ! a brush arbor ^ r eonvenienoo during conference 1 sinoo the burning of t ho rhuroh d boon holdin ' Sunduv ehool alor it. On last ni^iit it was id in ashes. Wo want liolji to build; who will respond to the II and prove themselves broadindod like Mr Sharp. KCSJKVttllll V, .Ins A Smith, Mormon Klder. Hidgeway, S. ('. July 1*1. 1M>7. (>i;i;ir.i.! : ciiimk IN spa IF TANIU'IUr. Hie Pdaek, it Handsome Young Woman of Pueolet, Arrested For Murdering an Infant. >eeial to The State. Spartanburg, July l'b Several Boks ago the bod\ of an infant is found at the dam below Clifn Mills, No 1, in Facolet river, irthcr developments proved the ct that the body was that of a ale infant two years of age, and > head was horribly bruised, ese blows presumably being in cted iK'fore death. The body as deposited in two sacks?Hour id crocus. Suspicion pointed toards a certain party, hut thoeoro;r's in<|ucst, which was held the iv after the find, developed no msational features. Directly af>r the event happened a white oinan named Lillie Illnck, who jsides at Clifton, left and everyiini* seemed to point to her as le mother and murderess of the iiId. On Sunday she was nr sted at Henrietta and today she as lodged in the county jail. The arrant fur nor arrest. was -worn ut l?y Mr N O I'nnninghnin of 1 if ton. Lillfo lllack is about 28 vonrs f ago, very good-looking and of cat addie-s. She will perhaps tay in jail until tho November ;riu of court.