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MBY AND EVAN-. THE TWO .JOHNS ALONE IN Till LU ( J LORY AT LAN CASTER. I rhy Reviews I lis Record and Cou" inmv to Erevan -ate* Evans Asked About Rebates. Special ( ! Tiic Stale. .Lancaster, Am*. Id. in the alvsoaa of Senator MeLanrin. Col 5 rbv ?.nd Mr Evans had tin- livid to themselves horn today. The v;rowil of (>0o listened to llioin uttcnli velv. Col I rbv be<*an hv diselaimin:: that he was u 'prophet or the son * vf ;i prophet,' hut a low days a pi Jih had said this raoo wounl nar down to Evans and himself ,-iin? 'today it looks as if that prophecy wore fultiled.' Mr Mayfield had ilown the pit yesterday .-.invl Mr McLanrin was not here \oi:iy. With those prefatory re marks. Col Irhv then briefly re viewed his political record from iiis election to the legislature in jfsSStohis withdrawal fiotnthc .senatorial race last year. He was prevented from entering tliiit rave 'K'vauso of the enmity he had in mrred in opposing the adoption of the suffrage clause h\ the ('on+V.itutioiial convention. Truth i>. he declared, had Karle stayed out of the race last year yon would have had the same conditions then js you nave today' ? Kvans. MeJLaurin and himself?and the Conservatives would have supported \le,Laurin. Taking up his record in congress. Col 11*I>y said hi had east the deciding vote for the Wilson hill, not that lie favored it. hut because he thought it preferable to the Melvinley hill, which would have been perpetuat <ed for some time had he voter nLg&inst the Wilson hill. McLuu rn in the nousc voted for tin \V??gon hill, hut since then he luu iiubgcd his views. MeLuurii 10 longer believed in free raw lU&crial been use it made the <_M>od )?v farmers cheaper. Tlx to tight protection is to tight, Hu/'c 'is no middlo gromul, Ik vrtru'd. Some one asked if In t';?\orcd a direct tax ami he answer ed he did, if it were possible t< --ecure the passage of siieli a iaw. After .-.peaking his {.h minutes, on :<a ! hew all like to thou tin ueoplo-Hoine of the doubu dealing .i is going on and would do m were Vie veil. lie contended, :uever, \'l ,t ' i - has a - tit' iir afoot to isiri?\ tin* lit fonn i. tovenient. 4 Whf is (ion/.alesl" asked Irhv. r/tn'i hiov < red that '(ion/ales iiima man wno, ever since the Reform movement, has sought to ?aeutmlizu the \ote of the poor white Dial. b\ \oting the negro." ti eonelmlir.g, he divided the Conservutives into 'hrce classes, rbe hyena class led by < lonzales, who would vote for the devil liimse.Vi Ji he would destroy the Reform movement: the mild Con ^ervtfvves who woro Giemocruis *nd wlio Avere going to vote for me and the third class who say 'he candidates are scoundrels and they are o..t. going to vote for any ' of them. Mr Evans, at the outset of uis speech, felicitated himself that he had one of his opponents dead and the other two sick. It was only by the use of stimulants, lit sa?d, tbut Irbv was able to speak j*?<)ay. Jrhy- -The only stimulants 1'v< laken is paregoric. (Laughter .V!' ''.vans, proceeding, decric< ?.Jir talk ?f Irby in opposition t< suffrage clause. In the mids >)' ii he was interrupted by souk t ?nc in the crowd asking about re i Shaking his linger in th twreotion in which tho inquir; cuhr, Mr Evans told his interlo Icutor 'to shut up' that ho had 'hoard thoso dirty lios last vour. They had hoon disproved and no did not propose to have thom told I on liiin any more in the future. They wore only harbored in the 1 hroast of suoh rattle as liis <juos. tionor and if ho did not like this answer lie eou'ul dump it." Mr Kvans, lirin^r thus aroused, proooodod to denounce the newspaper ' a>soriation an 1 deelarod they publishod nothing l>ut the jokes of the speorlies and left tiiediseussion of the real issuo out. Following up his attack on the ( combined press of the State, he singled out The News and Courier, which, he said, had editorially , condemned McLaurin's tariff po, !icv licfore the campaign. It was now supporting McKuunn. 'Does not thi? look like a nigger in the wood pile? Is this honest journalism?* he asked. I Mr Kvans, having hv this time , overmastered his eholer, for live minutes or more indulged in some of those jokes which ho but a short time before had condemned the newspapers for publishing. (The jokes are omitted, not by reouest.) The Democratic doctrine de, tnands a taritf for 'revenue onlv' and free raw materials, declared Mr Kvans. and McLaurin favored neither. Free raw materials, such a^ wool. .-ugnr. iron were a bene lil to lilt' farmer. If manufacturers had free wool which would make it cheaper they could make cheaper *;oods and the farmer could huy them for less. 4Vou [ will have to repudiate Win .1 BryI an or McLaurin, for Bryan he, lieves in free raw material and , McLaurin doesn't. I The News and Courier favors .' free raw material, hut -it hlows hot one day and cold the next, so wmt you can t tell whore it stands, j asserted Mr Evans as lie picked up that paper to read an editorial where it took issue with McLaui rin on free raw material. J After reading the editorial he .1 epitomized it thus: kIn other words they say McLaurin is a Hepulili , 'can, yet they are supporting him today as a I >emocrat. Why? P>e, cause they hope to return The I V f|M , State and The News and Courier to political power in South CaroJlina.' Mr Evans then made his tarill' argument alonjr hi- u-tial I inc. Col 1 r 1?\ and Mi Evans wire asked at the conclusion of their speeches it thov favored ti e Stoke J>ii 1 for the curtailuient of salaries paid Federal ollicers. l?oth answered "yes." i he speaking is at t aindeii tomorrow. ('. It. S. Clectrlc Hitters. Gleet.e Bitters is a ine<!icine soiled for any * ax hi, l?ut perhaps ijutrf g< iie rally iirniieil when the languid, exhausted feeling prevails. when ths liver is ??>rpi<i and sluggish and the need of a to ie and alterative is felt. A prompt n?e of this medicine lias nf| on averted long and /jerhap# fatul hits him fevers. No inediee will act moie I tlueiy in eounteraetiiiu and fleeing : the system from the malarial poison. . Hadac.he, IleligeslIon, ConstIpalion, Di/.iness yield to Electric Hitters. 6tlC and $1.00 per brittle ?' Crawford Bros Drug Store. CAMPAIGN J/KETINGS. Kershaw, Saturday, A ug 14th. Cliestertletd Monday, Aug Hib. Marlboro, Wedinsday, Aug lHlh. | Darlington, Thurttday, Aiik Hah. Marion, Saturday, Aug2l*t Horry. Monday* Aug 23rd. Oror({el(iwi), Wadnesihy, \uk 25th, iWiliiMniahurK. Thumlay. Ann 20th. Miming, Fridav. Aiiit 271h i Florence, Saturday Aug 2Hth. , CASTORIA j For Infants and' Children. ; 3, pj Wanted?An Idea Pmart row IdMK th?r may brio* y?? woaIU Vrtta JOHN WKDDVRI1T7RN * CO., P&Wnt Attoi mti. 7*nxt>ln?a>ii. r> ,..r ttoair #1 offa t; OASTOniA. " ' 3. DELUGE Of COTTOI The Greatest Crop Ever Mac How in Sight. WHAT NEILL SAYS The Well Known Statistician Kij uresaTotal Yield of Possibly lb,300,000 Bales. New Orleans, 15. ? Mr II j V.'ill, the well known statisticiai lias issued a circular on the grov ing crop. After referring to tl correctness of his estimate mat in July, 1894, of the crop of tl 'season, Mr Neill says: "At this moment for this yen the promise is equal to any pn vious year in every State hi Texas, and on the preseiwt acrcagi even allowing that Toxas shout fall short of her maximum pr< duction per acre by 1,000,00 bales, the outlook now is for crop of at least 9,750,000 wit 500,000 to 1,000,000 more withi the range of possibilities. Th figure of 9,750,000 is really vcr 'conservative, for a product pi acre outside of Texas equal \ . 1 stl I-95 would give 7,350,0(J mill :i maximum for Tcxi would ho 3,(550,000 bales froi which, allowing 1,000,000 o! you would have a crop of 10,3( 0 ' 000 (talcs. The crop is now so far advance from recent rains and heat that will reach maturity and be indi pendent of the frost at an umisua Iy early date. Should we soc have good rains in Texas her crc also would l>e near perfection ar the possibilities for total cm would then Ikj something eno IUOU8. .. .... A Ju A NEW* TRIUMPH. i The Dreaded Consumption Ct I Be Cured. i , T. A. Slp.-um. the Oreat Chemist ni Scientist, Will Send t > Sufferers, I liree Free Dottle* ??f Ills Newly Discovered Iteinc~ dies to cure Cbnsumps tion and A H Lung Troubles. Nothing cotiM lie fairer, more ph antbropic or cury more joy I i tl a fit c!?*d. than th"W gener< us offer the lionored and distinguished chetnl T A Shcum, M C ,of New York Cit He lias tit covered u r liable ui al >? lulc cof >r coiiHiim|>t i", ami i bronchial, throat, lung an I cheat >1 scales, c itarrlial all" ctlohs general ?l cline and weakness, lints of flesh at nil condition* of wasting away; and make I'm great nerds known, w aend three free bottles of his new discovered remedies to any afflict rentier of TlIK Lkdokk. Already his "new scientillc ayste of medicine" has pcrinenantly eun I ttiotisands of apparently hopeless cast The Doctor considers it not only li professional, hut Ids religions duty' duty which he owes to suffering h aianity?to donate tits infallible cut He has proven the "dreaded co sumption" to he a curable disease b yond a doubt, in any climate, and h on flic in h.? * ^erican and Eumpei lahorafories thousand* of "heartfi | testimonials of giati ude" from the ! benefited and curetl, in all parts of il world. v Catarrhal and pulmonary troubl lead to consumption, uniuterruptr i means sneetlv and certain death. Doi i < J flay until it la too late Simply wr T A Hlocum, M OH Pin* atro i New York, giving express and |k> office address, and the free medic) will he promptly sent pienee tell I Doctor vou saw hi* offer iu Tl i Lbdokk. Bridge to Let. ,'PMK CONTRACT to huild ant i 1 bridge over Cane Creek at M llh Mill will he let to tnc lowest respon hie bidder, at the site of the t?rI?1 k?*. Tuesday, Angus' 17, at 10 o'clock a ' The Successful bidder will he requil to enter into houd In double I amount of ttie hid for the faithful p forma nee of the contract. Plana a * spec. Ileal ions will l>e made known * the letting. The right to reject a and all hide Ih reserved. L.J. PKRRY. k County Supervisor ^ Her Post Graduate Course. Many highly educated girl 16 seem to know about almost any thing but what is helpful to th every day world around them 'They need less scholarship ant more of the curriculum throng! which Solomon's 'wise woman' r. ! of old gained her title. There ii wisdom, as well as wit, in the fol i lowing: | Daughter?Yes% I've graduated but now 1 must inform myself ii psychology, philology, bibli? v_ j Practical Mother?Stop righ 1C1 I where you are. 1 have arrange* le f?r you a thorough course ir ,e J roastology, boilology, stitehology darnology, patchology and domes r ! tic hustleology. Now get on you 3. working clothes. t HOW TO FIND OUT. ui Fill a boitie or common witt urine ami let it stand wenty-f??ii 0 hours; a sediment or scltiitiK indicate ^ l it iliwpimoil Aoiuliti/m ??? ? !? ? I? t.l ^ When urine stains Until it Is posit ivi evidence of kidney trouble. Too fre queiit desire to urinate or pain in tlx V bank, is also co iviuclug proof tlint tin ;r kiilneys ami bladder are out of order to WHAT TO l><?. ?0 There i* c unfurl in tlie kimwledg US ! so often expivssod, that I)r Kilmer' ^ I fswamp-Koot, the great kidney rented; fn tills every wish in relieving pan ' in the hack, kidneys, liver, hladde j- a :d every part of the urinary passage* It corrects iiuildlity to hold urine am scalding pain in passion It, or ha< effects following use of liquor, wine o beer, and overcomes that urpleasuii t?- necessity of being compelled to net u i many tlmea during the nightto urinal The mild and extraordinary effects o ,n Hwamp-Root is soon realized. I 11) stands the highest for its wonderfu 1(j eu'es of the most distressing cases I ^ you need a medicine you should iiav ?' the best. Hold by druggists, pric r* fifty cents and one dollar. For sample bott'e and pamphlet, both sen free by mail mention Tick I.kikjk and send your full post-office add res to I)r Kilmer ?k Co., Htnghamton, I Y. The proprietor > this paper guat antee the genuiness of ?bis offerlD V1 OHIO VLljaxac OHAUSI TON RAILWAY CO. Schedule in effect Mayo 1S97. S3 North dally I 32 South dail except Sunday. ; except Hutidaj p m r: 2 00 Lv Camden Ar It 1! 4o * Kerslniw 12 < il- a il l ' tie.till Spring 11 1 I 3 05 ' IVeH-nttit Hill II 4 i 3 25 * Lancaster II: of I A ! I . 3 Id ' Riverside lit I 3 "(0 * Springdell lot V. I 400 ' Catawba Junction Id < 4 30 Rock Hill !o 1 5tx? Yorkville it J II Old HIackaburg 81 No 86 I I No81 e~ Daily except ' Dally exci ] id Sunday. Sunday. . A M North South P 3 t) tHt Lv t'amden ArO/ ill II 10 ' Kershaw ' ft J lv II W Heath Spring 4: 11 M Plea-ant Hill 4: 12 40 /yanca-ter * 3 : 106 * Riyeraide 2: m PM , I 20 ' .Siiringdell 2< 200 ' Catawba Junction ' 1 J *" 4 40 Rock Hill Jjv 121 lis ? 00 Yorkvllle * 10! _a 7 30 ' Hlackshurg * 8 o - No 32 lias connection with the Che ter A Leno r R til roil a York vi lie n* with the Sruthern Railway at Rot ^ Hill, with the Seaboard Airline at Ci ?n tawha Junction, with the Lancaster fit Chester Railroad at Lancaster, at: *,e with the South Carolina and (Jeorg Railway at Camden. les No 33 has connection w ith H. C. ><i. Georgia Hallway at Camden, with tl Lancaster A Chester Kailroad at Lai ca-ter. with the Seaboard Air Line *t, at- Catawba Junction, with the Southei |j? Hall way at Ko'*k Hill, with the Che uk er A Leooir Kniiioad ?t Vorfevllle ?" with the Southern Hallway ?t Hlack ? Nos, .14 and 86 will carry }>a*?cngei Samuel Hunt. President. sw s B Lumpkin. C4en P. A K. Aurt. srs si- ????????^ on m. ed When Knhf was tick, we f?va her CVMtgrla. |M| When she wu a Child, she cried for CastorU. at When she became Miss, ?he dun# to Oastnrla. uy Whoa aho bad Children, the gate thrin CaatorU I ' for Infants *n< rPT^n 1?o a.qi -vy] i 1 c\ a-1x'O J. Ui>J QjlJ i i ilu ' Appears on Ev r 1 THE j : NEW YORK WORLD. h THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. e IS Pages a Week. 1~>(> Pages a \ ear. e e J Is 1 **rn**r than any weekly or semi, ( weekly paper published ami Is the on' ly iinporiaut Demoorutio "weekly" published in New York (!lly. Three iiim>s as large as the leading Itepubie ran weekly of New Y.>ik City. It will M he of espeeial advantage to you during the Presidential Campaign, as it i Y published every other day, oxeep nnunity, mill hum ail III" iresllliess UIK r timeliness of a daily. It combine* al , the Hewn with a long list <>t intr resting | department*, unique feature*, cartoon; and graphic Illustration*, thu latter be I ing a specialty. r vill these improvement* liave been ( made without any increase in tiiecost, which remains at one dollar per year, i i' SVeoMTer this uneqiialed newspaper , e and The Lkookk together one year I ,f for $2.<h?. , The regular *uh*cription ret> q e i I ow papeeis $2.60. " 11. B. Allison T. S. Carter. ALLISON & CARTER, 1 ' a REAL ESTATE AGENTS, " Lancaster. S. C. v \ - T3EUSONH DESIRING to sell im 1 proved or unimproved town loin, or 'and* of any description are invited to see u?. ALLISON A CAREER. mmk lii I > >8 ^ ? m y' ? K) I e P M p If THE LA NO At * P sa e p rr tiisi/ir/;/>.\'/5 u 9 ? ?. ~ y * < I'llE Lr.lXiKU M Lat the foHowinjr rates: :>? ,r P M p s? \U jo ? : ;gr cash in NS J 25 P ,> ^?" ar, < )nc year J5 y Six month 35 j ! Four mon( so p ! Two mor ( V> a 20 L io b ;;;;;;;; \dvkki . 1 ! inserted u B I for the first i ' : each Huhse<j A i j 1 Reduced rat< 1,1 _ I t*i year, to i ch, A I le p In a ti ? i ; lie sent in oi I \\ ( ilni\uiln vu !v_ J I : ?Correaj : subjects iw ? ; not responsii ii. *; of our corre :: : * i * flj"8ample copies I 'on application. I REMIT ? | R B Chocks, Drafts and BOrdo; - -iiuuld bo mmle ] | T. S. CART w j ? ? .sjl as* S ?i | JL'% .SXV'.W . V N . .\WV>\x\v., \. .CV\i 3 Ohiic'r^n. ?H ct'I ^ "Hi T?P rrP {% *" jL ?* * . .*uA. OO U LwJ. U v? *1* - I I ^ {?^r^y ery Wrapper. LANCASTER AND CHESTER i. RAILWAY. BETWEEN CMK'TKH AND LANCASTER. Schedule in effect Daily except Sunday on and after Ju'y 20, 1AM. WESTBOUND | EASTBOUND. No's. I1 and 11. ! N<?'a. '0 and 12. AM. P M. A M. P M 9 0> S 35 Ar Chester Lv 11 05 0 15 8 60 5 15 Orr a 11 lit) 0 30 8 43 5 05 Knox's 1130 0 38 3.3.5 455 Mi-Danlel's 1140 0 40 8 25 4 40 ItlehhurK 1160 0 55 8 15 4 3*5 Itaaccmhville 12 05 7 05 b 05 4 25 Cedar Shoal 12 15 7 15 ^ 7 55 4 15 Fori Lawn 12 25 7 25 7 lis 4 00 Hydes 12 4i? 7 4(1 7 2S 36(1 MllUr's Crossing 12 20 75(i V M 7 20 8 40 l?v Lancaster Ar 00 8 50 Train leaving Lancaster at 7 20 a m. connects at Cheater with Southern golug south. C & Ij going north and G C A N Yesli&ule and local trains going west. Train leaving Lancaster at 8 40 p m. connects at Lancaster with O it & l) from Camden, and Chester with Southern going north and south and with C A L north. Train leaving Cheater at 11 05 a m connects at Chester with Southern mm Charlotte, at Lancaster with O A1 AC (or Camden Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; also CAL from north. Train leaving Chester i *. 6 15 p m fonnecta with Southern i.otn Columbia, U C A N from Atlanta unit CAL Croat Lenoir. ? ?h? ./iaa nNdinj; atone, or < hiMrvn who want oaOA int? ur>. *hotil<l take llHOW.VM IUO.V lllTTKRjt, A - ?r tako cure* Miliar*. 'odl \ (? ? I.ifuriv SkiM a iTKll LBLG It - ? n * - 11 ? m Sl>A V A.\J> SA J'L 1?I>A 1 m ill l?i* Kent to any address > : B ADVANCE. : ! ?>- 3 *1.50 : , ' ,<h 50 3 ,ns 25 jl nsEMKNTs ! a t *1.00 nn inch unci 5ft rents for J [nent insertion. Jj 3? by the month : j \nges 1 emcnts should 3 n Saturdays and 4 ondence on live irited. Wo are hie for the views 4 sjHtndentH. J will lw >wnt to any a<l<lr?HisW 1. TANCES. 4 i! <>r Kx|u*?'hs Mom-yjj l?ayn)>lu to, 2 EH, Publisher. 3