Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, December 29, 1898, Image 4
America's Greatest
: M ed ic i ne is
Hood s Sarsaparilla,
Which absolutely
rf'',.'-'Cures' every form of
Impure blood, from
The pimple on your
Face to the great
Scrofula sore which
Drains your system.
Thousands of people
Testify that Hood's
Sarsaparilla cures
Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Catarrh, Rheumatism
And That Tired
Feeling. Remember this
And get Hood's
And oniy Hood's.
5Ba
Jury Disagreed
In 4Pet's? Case
Announcod a Mistrial After Deliber
ating TwentyiTwo Hours Over .
the Mutiger Chnrge.
FAYN?C STRAHAN MOO?IID.
Tho triol nt w York of Mrs. Fayno
Strahan Mooro, known in Atilinto,
whoro Bbc was formerly a sooioty bollo,
as "Pot" Strahan, luis ended in a disa
greement by the jury. Ilor caso lins at
tratod wido attention and tho district
attornoy announoos that at tho defend
ant's next hearing ho will rodoublo his
oiTorts to convict hor of "badgering"
Martin Mahon.
MINISTER ROASTS HOBSON.
l?r. I iron r-, lit on of Atlanta Uofors to
Him a? "J it ok the KtuBor."
ATLANTA, Doo. 20.---Dr. L. G. Brough
ton, pastor of tho Third Baptist church,
in a sermon hero, referred to Lieutenant
IIobBonasa "conceited sport" and "Jack
tho Kisser."
In part Dr. Broughton Bald:
"Who ia not sick ovor tho silly non
sense of Hobson'a transcontinental
smaoking expedition? What a pity that
a young man who by doods of heroism at
a timo of his nation's Btrugglo should
loap to tho front and write his namo
among tho roal horoos of our history,
and thon, to gratify an insane vanity,
would loso all ho had gained. No won
dor Mr. hong, the socrotary of our navy,
called a halt to bis sickening folly.
"It is disgusting-it is silly. Hob
son's Btock is down. It lins fallen fastor
than mercury in a southern cliino whon
struck by a western dizzard. Two
wooka ago ho had all ho could ask for;
now ho ie ropulsivo to ovorybody.
'Vanity, vanity, allis vanity,' sayoth
tho pooplo. But what shall wo say of
tho orazy women who put out thoir lit
tle mouths to bo smackod by thia 'Jack,
tho Kisser?"
"It Booms to mo if there ovor was a
timo when wonion ought to blush for
tho weakness of thoir BOX, it is now.
Suroly, ovory modest woman roBonts
this mlsorablo slaughter of hor quoonly
dignity." _J_
MORE FACTORIES SUSPEND.
Throe Thousand Added to Lilst of Un
employed at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Ga., Doe, 20.-Tho Augusta
and Enterprise cotton faotoriea of this
olty havo closed down indefinitely, add
ing about 8,000,'to tho unemployed of the
olty.
Five wooks ago tho Southern Manu
facturers' association reduced tho wagoe
of mill operativos. Thoso of tho King
and Sibloy milln in this city and tho
Langloy and Bath lu South Carolina ro
fu?od to accopt tho cut. Tho omployos
of tho Augusta and Enterprise returned
to work at tho roducod (?cale.
Bocanso of au agroomont entered into
by tho southern manufacturers tho ilrst
named mills were compollod to closo
down in order to forco tho striking
oporativoa in tho milla to roturu to
work.
Thero aro in tho neighborhood of 0,000
persons in and around this city out of
employment because of tho reduction
and B' Ming down of mills,
NO SECTION IN THE CHURCH.
Presbyterian Minister Wants to Wipe
Out "North" or "South"
NASHVILLE, Doo. 20.-Kev. Dr. J, I.
Vaneo of tho First Presbyterian church,
in a sermon boro, urged tho wiping ont
of tho tonus "north" or "south" ap
plied to tho church, and saying:
"I wonder if tho time is not at hand
for the effacement of geographical
marks from tho namo of our bolovod
Presbyterian ohnroh in America. Hbo
should bo the ilrst to put into practice
tho gospel sim proclaims. And yet, it
must be admitted, that wbilo Mason
and Dixon's lino lias disappeared from
tho geography of citizenship, it survives
in tho geography of tho chinch.
"I speak today for a Presbyterianism
that ahull no moro be marked 'north' or
'south,' but whoso territorial bounda
ries shall be cntcrmimis with tho utter
most limits of tho republic nu Ameri
can Presbyterian church.
Notorious Criminal Killed.
OHAKLOTTK, N. G., Dec. 20.- Chief .if
Polico Orr ?hot and killed Milaa Big
gera, a notorious negro criminal. For
moro timri a year thero havo boon war
rants for Biggers' arrest. Ho was bl
oated in a hon80 2 miles from boro and
tho ohiof of polico went to personally
superintend t he capt uro. luggers jumped
through a window and ran. As bo was
about to make good ids escapo, Orr fired
at him, tim hall going clear through his
lindy. Ho diod in a fow minutos.
To Try to Set a H role co Neck.
COLUMBUS, O., Doo. 30. - Corporel
Traoy, Company L, So von toen th United
Buttes infantry, has boon partially par?
nlyzod for tbroo days, tho result of a
gymnasium acoidont. Today tho regi
mental sugoon discovorod that Tracy's
neok was broken. An oporutlon to sot
tho nock Will bo attempted tomorrow.
ME?TJM|RGENCSES
Will Keep on Hand Adequate
Supply of Coal.
FLAGED ALONG THE COAST
Tail Moat Important of All. Sinews
of Modera War to Ale Systematically
Distributed at Part* Throughout ibo
World.
WASHINGTON, "Doo. SO.-^-The navy.de
pax tmont ia going to bo prepared for any
oniorgonoy that may horoaftor arise in
tho Atlant io and the Paoiflo oceans by
carrying ou hand tho ouormous stock of
nearly 500,000 toas of tho boBt atoam
coal for warships ii \i can bo prooured.
This aupply of tho most important of
all aiuowa of modern war is to be sys
tematically distributed in Ainorhen
ports most conveniently to euro for thc
coaling of ahips for any operations t>'.e
navy may be called on to uudortako ex
tending along tho Atlnutio vm\ gnlf
00:111 ? lino, from Fronohmoc's bay, Me.,
to San .Ttujtr de Porto Pico, ?v5 wei', as
to tho commanding positions along tho
) i nv H of cotumoroo whloh have alroady
boon soourod by tho United States in tho
Paoiflo ocean, stretching from San Fran
0?800 and Pugot sound to Muuila and
southward to Samoa.
In tho naval sphero of activity in tho
Atlantio about 800,000 tons aro to bo
promptly and sytomatioally stovod in
nccordaueo with tho reoommoudntiou of
tho ohiof strategists of tho servioo and
nt loasfc 120,000 tons will be sent around
Capo Horn to tho groat woattm ocoau
whoro American iut?rosts have suddenly
boeomo second to those of no othor na
tion and whoro tho inllnenoo of tho
United States will not) horoaftor bo sub
ordinated to that of auy European power.
Tho distribution of immonso pilos of
Amorioan ooal for naval purpoaoB in tho
Pacifie indicates the unnltorablo atti
tude which has boen adopted by tho ad
ministration ^regarding tho futuro polioy
ot tho United StatoB in that direction,
as tho initial expense involved in trans
porting tiro proper quality of fuol for
uso in tho marino ongiuoa, as woll as
tho olaborato character of tho apparatus
which must bo iuatalled for tho oxpodi
tious coaling of war vossols, for whloh
timo is a most ossontial olomont, (lomon
atrato how thoroughly tho authorities
havo maturod thoir plans.
HAS GEN. MACEO'S HORSE.
Captain Purdy of tho Cuban Army
Arrives In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 20.-Captain Hovoy
Purdy of tho Cuban army, who sorvod
with tho lato Gouoral Calixto Qaroia, is
boro on Ids way to Mariauno from
Washington, presumably with dis
patchos from tho junta. Ho says tho
insurgent soldiers aro oxpooting that
tho Unitod Statos government will
mako sonro provision for paying thom
thoir wages.
Leading ci t izona, ho sayB, will en
deavor to influoneo this government to
advance tho money nocossary and ohargo
tho amount against tho Cubon rovonuos
and othor assets of tho island. Tho en
listed mon would bo satisfied to rocoivo
$50 to $100 each, and tho ofllcors from
$500 to $1,000. Captain Purdy has
sorvod throe years without pay.
Ho hus with him boro tho horso,
Camnguoy, which was liddon by Gou
oral Manoo for nearly two years and nt
tho timo ho was killod by tho Spaniards.
Camnguoy is a largo and powerful bay,
and knows all of tho buglo calla aa por
footly as any human trooper.
Grief ICI 1 IH Senior IloRsor.
BRIDQBPORT, Ala., Doo. 20.---Waltor
Rosser, Sr., fathor of tho Tonnossoo sol
dier who was recently acquitted for
killing Henry Hildorbrand, at San Fran
cisco, died at his homo in Stevenson,
Ala. Ho had arrived with his son tho
day before bis death, which is said to
havo boon caused by grief and oxposuro.
Ho was division suporintondent of tho
Nashville, Chattanooga and Ut. Louis, n
Mason and ono of tho most promiiiont
Citizens of North Alabama. Ho leave?
a widow and two childron.
Two K011 nd Doad lu Hod.
ST. JOSEPH, MO., Doc. 2(1. - Louis
Hax, bankor, furniture manufacturer,
oattlo man and promotor of many lin un
cial achemoB, and Herman Garlisoh,
druggist, financier and a figure in stato
Democratic politics, havo been found
doad iii bed at thoir rospootivo homes.
It is not known how long oithor had
boon doad when found. Both moa were
apparently in robust health. Tho ro
inarkablo coincidence in thoir mysteri
ous sudden ?mth causes much spoou
lation.
First Ship to Leave Decatur.
DECATUR, Ala., Doo. 20.-The steamer
Luko Pryor has loft boro, having in tow
8,000 halos of compressed cotton, taking
through to Cincinnati to go to Massa*
ohusetts buyers. ThiB io tho first trip
by water ovor attempted here.
Priceless Pain
H If a price can be plnccd ou pain, * Mother'?
JPrlend ' la worth lt? weight lo gold ns na allevi
ator. My wife suffered mofe inion minutes with
artther of h?r other two children tl. ni Boo old nl
ogclhe-r with lier hist, having previously upeO
our bottle? of ' Mother's Filena.' X\ Ita blessing
to nuy one expecting to become n mother," snyd
a customer.
Thus writes Henderson Dale, Drugglnt,
of Conni, 111., to the Bradfield Regulator
Company, of Atlanta, Go., tho proprie
torB and inanufacturcre of " Mother's
Friend." This successful remedy la not
ono of the many Internal medicines ad
vertised to do unreasonable things, but a
scientifically prepared Uniment especially
eftcctJ.vc In adding strength and elasticity
to those parts of woman's organism widen
beat the severest strains of childbirth.
Tho liniment may l>e used at any sud
ell times du?4ng pregnancy up to tho
very bout of confinement. Tho earlier it
ls begun, and tho longer used, the moro
perfect will be tho result, but it hoe been
used during the last month only with
great benefit and success.
It not only shortens labor and lessens
the pain attending it, but greatly dimin
ishes the danger to life of both teether
and child, and leaves the mother In a con
dition moro favoiable to speedy rocovery.
" Mother's Prlend " is sold by druggists
nt fli.cx), or sent by expr?s? on receipt o?
price.
Valuable l>ook for women, " Pefora
Paby is Porn," sent free on application.
IHR BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Allanta, Os.
(Joni mon say there is about to bo
a coal fumino. Tho price hm gone
up about 60 to 76 cents a ton.
~? . ^- ? -
A piano contains nearly a milo of
wire.
-. ..-??.-.
If you fool Dull, Languid, Prokop
Down, Debilitated, havo Weak Stomach
or Indigestion, uso Dr. M. A. Simmons'
Livor Medicino,
SAW THE HOUR Of DEATH ON TKt'OIAl.
'This is lief ?tory: the true story of ?
well koowa resident of Springfield. 1 She
believed, as eo many women believe, that
fate controlled her life, her fortune, and
her future. She had been unhappy A long
time. She had suffered a loug time. She
had valuly sought help hera, there, and
yonder. Day distressed her. Night no
longer refreshed her. but brought oulv
fitful slumber haunted by frighful dream*.
Jt was the band of fate, she said. She
f;rew pale, fretful, haggard aud tired of
If?. She drifted, drifted on into that wild
erness nf woman's woes that has driven
thousands of her suffering sister to the
Verge of self-destruction, lnuallyr.no came
to look upon death alone as a source bf
relief. . She hoped for lt ; longed for lt.
She courted the fateful hour. One ulgbt
alic awoke with a start. She dreamed that
when thc hand on the dial of the clock
should point to the third hour of morning
p're would die. Often she lind suffered
ngouies and wished for death, hut now-lt
was eo sudden, so neat, so very near! In
that moment life became lucxpressihly
dear. How long had alie to live f With n
cry she sprang from her bed and ran to thc
clock. It lacked ten minutes of three.
Only a few minutes more of life I With
frenzied haste she grasped thc hand of the
clock and pushed lt hack, hack, hack from
the fateful number. Then she stopped
and almost swooned-hut no, the tick of
the clock should not make a coward of her.
She would die at thc fated hour-fate had
decreed lt, but a few moments still re
mained. In that time she would take
leave of those dear to her. Rushing to
her writing desk she seized her pen and
attempted to write a note of farewell. It
was useless. Words failed her. Tlie blank
sheet swam before her. Despairingly she
turned her eyes from it to a newspaper that
lay near at hand. In an instant her gaze
riveted on the letters which were therein
printed from Mrs. AnnaTUggle, of Cherokee
City, Ark., Mrs. Kinma Snyder, of Ames,
Iowa, and Mrs. White of Stony Creek, N.Y.
The reading of thest. letters brought new
hope, new desires to live. She would
make one more effort. She also would
turn back thc hand of fate and become a
healthy, happy woman. That very hour
she began the struggle. ? 'Dint very morn
ing she began to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, and to-day there is no happier
woman-no happier wife and motlier-in
all Springfield, this one woman is a type
of thousands who suffer and submit in
silence to the appalling fate which they,
too, consider inevitable. Por thc th all there
is hope. F jr them all there ls help.
I,ct them resolutely turn back thc hand
of fate, that, acccording to their over
wrought itnsginat'cns, ?0 olretehed oui
against them. Many a woman to day is
suffering constant pain, and sees thc hand
of death on the dial of time, who c mid be
saved to a useful, happy life, if '^y some
means her attention could be drawn to
thc wonderful cures of woman's ailments
wrought by Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion, The difference between Dr. Pierce's
treatment and all others is the difference
between
EXPERIMENT AND EXPERIENCE.
A woman naturally shrinks from thc
experimental tieattnent which involves
questionings and examinations that arc
repugnant to her delicacy and offensive to
lier modesty, and which at best result in
mental misery and physical patchwork.
And so she silently endures her suffering
rather than submit to examinations and
local treatment.
Wonders are worked by Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Nature is always
struggling to build up the wasted and worn
system. s.Dut she cannot make bricks with
out straw. The "Favorite Prescription"
supplies thc material that nature; can une
to repair the waste of the system and re
new the vitality of the debilitated organs.
When this is accomplished health comes
along natural channels and comes ?ostay.
A i'roviaentlnl EJMOnpo.
In "Manitoba Memories" Hov.
Goorgo Young relates nu oxporlouco of
his boyhood which, ho says, formed tho
turning point in his career and led him
eventually to choose tho lifo of n mis
sionary in tho north lund.
Karly ono stormy morning when I
was a boy, says Mr. Young, I was food
ing tho cattlo in tho basement of a sta
ble when a t?rrido windstorm Btrnok
tho building and crushed it Uko au egg
shell. Hearing tho crush of tho falling
and breaking timbers, I fell on my knees
in terror and bogan to pray.
In a moment, ns it Boomed, tho storm
passed nud stillness provailcd. ? was
completely encompassed hy tho broken
timbers and tho mows of hay and grain
which liad boon stored in tho upper part
of tho barn. I was in utter darkness,
too, and at first completely dazed. Find
ing myself unharmed, however, I recov
ered my sonsos and began to dig into tho
hay to cRoapo.
After along struggle I worked myself
freo from tho hay and stood in tho midst
of tho wrook.
It was afterward ascertained how
narrowly 1 had escaped hoing crushed
to death by tho falling timbers. Had I
boen standing at tho moment I must
havo been killed. Tho space wherein I
had knelt wns about a yard square ?nd
tho only placo whore I could havo es
onped instant death.
Muoh was mudo of my romarkablo
esenpo, which I havo always regarded
OH a direot interposition of Provident,
and in oonsoqnonoo I havo devoted my
lifo to the Mastor's sorvioo.
Cure Stomach Troubles, Cold Peet, and
Hands, Excossivo Menstrual Plow, with
Simmons'Squaw Vino Wino or Tablets.
... - - .
Iiiillmt .. 'Mil 1 UH Bltoyllftor.
A Navajo Indian can hide moro bulk
Within tho folds of his hlnukot than a
two bushel basket could hold and oan
successfully hide many stolon articloH
before our eyes. Tho settlors along tho
San Juan and Animas rivers, during tho
carly days, had to pufcall their stoalablo
possessions in ono corner of their places'
of abode und. ind guard when tho Na
vajoes woro visitor?", which was a too
frequent occurrence "Ohiuny ah-gol"
(meaning something to oat) was tho first
intimation generally that an Indian
was near (perhaps a hali dozen). Thoy
rarely exceeded half a do/on in number,
as they, Uko tho American hobo, had
learned fiat smaller numbers stood a
bottor show to got something to oat.
Ono day in A. lt. Lincoln's cabin, on
tho south bank of tho Sun Juan river,
three bachelors were partaking of their
overling meal when n Navajo with a
glass eye walked in. All tried to watch
tho Indian's movements, but ho had
managed to got several articles under
his blanket and WOP Jd not havo been
detected had not an accident befallen
him. A hatchet which slipped from ono
of tho folds in his blanket fell, and tho
sharp bindo out a long gash in tho calf
of his leg' Tho Indian looked to tho
roof of tho cabin as if wondering whore
tho hatchet hud fallon from, but tho
blood spurting from tho open gash be
trayed him. His blanket was shalom,
and a bulcher knife, minor's candle
stick, several candles and a paokago of
tobacco, all belonging in tho cabin, fell
on tire earthy floor.-Durango (Ool.)
Wago Earner.
Ne*nvlU? Xte^o?ior Koaet?i) by ?Xrs.
Faltou of 'Oaf tcravllU;.
ATI.AH-TA, Deo. 34--Tho buttent quar
rel ever known in thc south is now on
botwoou tho Hov. J. B. Itv ^thorne of
tho First Baptist ohuroh of Nashville,
Toun., and Mr?. W. H. Felton of Geor
gia, wlio callod for tho lynching of 1,000
negroes a week to stop assaults npou
women.
In hit Sunday sermon Dr. Haw thor no
took this up in the following rnauuer:
"Whon Mrs. Felton exclaims 'Hang
1,000 of them I' she represents human
ity verging toward the animal and th?
fiend. 8he makes ns thtuk of n misan
thrope to who:M 800*1 summor baa nover
como and from which spring has forover
faded. She writos like ouo whoso rea
son is dethroned by auger and revenge."
AH mum a? Mrs. Felton road this de
nunciation Hbo said:
?.The stfttomout that I have denounced
thoso who doprooato mob law is a alan
dor. This viperous tongue whioh de
filed tho pulpit iu Nashvillo knew it to
bo BO when ho utterod it."
Iii fnrthor deunuoiation of Dr. Haw
thorne. Mrs. FoUun reoalls hts stato
mont tlmt ".livy (-ionia hasgono to hell,"
in tho following manner:
"Whoa I rooolloot our newspaper col
lision ovor tho ooolesius'ctoal vonom ho
infiiotod on tho dond financiar from tho
pulpit and thou think of Misa Holou
'Gould, tho noble woman of great docds
nnd unparalleled gouorosliy, this tondor
dovoted daughter, who was ehoddlug
filial toars over her fathor's oorpso at tho
very time whets B?. Hawthorne wa?
hurling oplthots aud grilling his bonna
in oterual tormout, I am iuulinod to
think I um honored by his aburie. "
NEGROES LEAVING PHENIX.
llluoks !''1<M' Kron? (IMI Scene of Recent
Riots by HumlrotlB.
Oor.UMniA, S. O., Doo. 24.-It ls difll
oult as yot to say what will bo tho ox
tout of the emigration of tho negroes
frc m Greenwood county, thc sceuo of
tho rocont ra CO troubles. So for throo
curloads, aggregating moro than 100
porsons, bavo departed for their now
homos iu tho lower portion of Missis
sippi. It ls said tbnt tho negroes in
sovorol sootious of tho county, Phonix
boiug ono, aro not making any now con
tracts for tho coining yoar, and many
moro of thom aro oxpootod to follow
thoBO who bavo already gono to M?KH?S
sippi.
Tho causo of tho oxodus Rooms to bo
threefold. In tho first pince, realizing
that the finid would bu ? good ono, an
emigration agent wont thoro some timo
ago. lu tho socond place, thu year bus
boon rt hard one, making the routor class
despondent, and then tho negroes,
though tho whites have not bothered
thom,.SOora to bo uneasy ns to tho fu
turo. This uneasiness lins boon much
increased by tho imagination of tho ig
norant blaoks.
STEAMER HVTAYPORT LOST.
Catches Flro While Tied to Her Dook
and Drifts Away.
JAOKSONVILI.K, Fla., Deo. 21.-Infor
mation rocoivod from Fort Goorgo at a
lato hour last night was to the oft'oct
that tho steamer Mayport was drifting
outside, hoing nothing but a mass of
llamos, ?be caught bro while tied to
her dock at Mayport, shortly after 9
o'clock, and tho Hames bad gained KO
groat a bead boforo it was discovered
that it was Impossible to save her.
Sbo was out IOOKO from ber moorings
and allowed to drift out into tho river.
A strong tido, running out caught hor
and carried her toward the ocean, o
mass of flames. Sbo i? a total loss.
Tho Mayport was built only a few
woeks ago at New Berlin by D II. Tut
tle, to ply botweeu this city and May
iiort ns a mail and passenger steamer,
lor trial trip was made only last week,
and she proved to bo a very fast boat,
.lust how tho Uro originated is not
known, as thoso who wore on board of
hor wore aslcop at tho timo.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
Fond Mother-Well, Harold, how
are you succeeding at college ? 1 Tar
old-The teacher saya I'm getting
up in figures. "Indeed !" "Yes ; I
used to bo seventh in my class and
now I ?land sixteenth. I'm pushing
on."
W. T. Yeomans, I.uray, S. (!., writes:
Have used Dr. M. A. Simmons' hiver
Medicino IO years. Ithas ouredKnlargo
mont of tho Livor and Insomnia. Think
it ns far ahead of /.odin's ?ind Black
Draught as day is ahead of night.
Hartwell (Ga.) Sun: "Kev. G. II.
M orison, of this county, is no sloth
nor sluggard, but whatsoever his
hand Undo th to do ho docs it with
all his might. Besides preaching
every ?Sunday and sometimes on
Saturday, he made this year, with
his family, twenty-one bales of cot
ton and enough corn to do him, and
pays his subscription promptly, all
of which goes to prove that bo is of
the salt of the earth." '
Deadly C
Cured
Do Not Give Up in De
spair-There is Hope!
For agos it has boon thought,
that Cancer is incurable, and
thoso so unfortunate as to have
this dread fui nflliction have con
sidered thomsolves beyond hope of
recovery. Tho doctors aro ab
solutely unable to afford any re
lief, and tho poor sufforor might,
well oonsidor himself on tho way
to an early gravo.
It is now easy to soo why the
doctora bavo failed to ouroCanoor'.
Their th ocr ios havo been all wrong,
and hence their treatment mis
directed. They have mado tho
mistako of thinking that by cut
ting out. the sore or ulcer, known
as Cancer, tho disease would bo
gotten rid of, and tho patient re
stored to health. Hut tho cried
knife accomplishes nothing, for
tho Cancer promptly rotunm.and is
always more virulent than before.
Ithas been demonstrated, beyond
doubt, that dancer is a blood disease,
and can not bo cured by tho surgeon's
knife because the Wood mn not hr. cut
diva}/.
"Several years ngo my wife lind an
nlcor on her tongue, which, though an
noying, was not regarded seriously nt
first. It refused to beni and bogan to
grow, giving her much pain. Tho doc?
torn treated it for quito a while but
^eeetyblcPrcparalionforAs
slfiiitating Ut?Too??ui?lRcgu?a
ling Hie S tojuachs nndl3owcja of
JXl . V3w i s ( H i ti) \\ i: N
Promotest)?gesUon,Cheeifiil
ness and Rest.Cont/iIus neither
Opmm^lorphJne nor Mtaeiol.
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Colonel Jim Smith, of Oglethorpe,
Ga., will not make more '.hun 15,000
bale? of cotton this year, .vhcro ho
usually gets 2f>,000. I Io Hay? the
man who farmed successfully this
year will do to farm again.
ancer
I at Last!
were unablo to do her any Rood, nnd
fluidly pronounced it Onncor of a most
malignant type. Wo woro groatly
alarmed and gnvo her ovory romedy
reeommended, but they did not Boom
to roach tho disenso, and it continued
to spread ?nd grow. Upon tho advioo
of a friend sbe begun to take 9. S. 8.,
and af tor a few bottles had been used
a decided improvement was noticed,
and continuing tho remedy Rho wns
cured completely nnd tho permanence
of tho cure hr.b been proved, as no sign
of the disenso has
returned, though ten
years have elapsed,
ILL. MinoiiROROOKS.
Sparta, Ga."
The cures nindo by
8. 8. S, aro perma
nent, it is Ibo only
blood remedy which
can euro obstinate
deep-seated blood
(diseases, because it
is tho only ono
which acts on tho
correct principio of
forcing out tho poison and ridding the
nystein of it forever.
H. M. M. never fails to cure the worat
case? of Onncor, Scrofula, Catarrh,
lOezc.ina.Oontngious BloodPoison,Rhou?
inatinm, old seres, ulcers, etc., it mat
ters not what other remedies have been
used in vain. Tt is tho only blood
romedy guaranteed
Purely Vegetable
and contains not a parti?lo of potash,
mercury, arsenic or other minorais.
Valuable books on Cancer and Blood
Diseases will bo mailed free to any ad
dress by Swift Hpcoiiio Co., Atlanta, Ga.
SO YEARS*
KXPERIENOE.
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGNS,
COPYRIOUT8 &o.
Anyones nonning a nkntoli mid description may
nulofcly uncertain, fi Du, wliol her un Invention lu
|>rolialily pix(cntnl>lo. CnmiiiiinlciitloiiH titrletly
conlldentlnl. Oldenl a'<oney fnrneeiirliiK' patenta
in America. ?Wo linvo a Washington olllco.
l*.'\l'.>ntH (liken (liioi>i;li Ailinn ,V Co. recelvo
. I.ul notice In I he
SCIENT1FI0 AMERICAN,
bOfttlilfultj Itiii?miiOtl, InrfTGAi i-!r.-nli\(loil of
liny nclontlllo Journal, weol.lv tornmfS.OQ a your;
?l..'p() alx lunn! lr.. Specimen copie? mid 11 AND
lOOK ON PATKNTH Mill freo. Address
MUNN & CO.,
3Ut llronilwuv. Now Yorli.
<(: l. In/. All in' lloronM.
In 1805 u morehniit naturalist bi
Tunis bought n piece of ground in
closed by n wall, where a sufficient
quantity of water could bo intro
duced. In tili? Hold a Ini go space,
whore lhere woro iig trooH, was in
closed hy wiro notting. Then li?
procured from nests tho young
nigrets. In 1800, by In?rense, hi?
heronry contained about 400 nigrols.
Tho fournies lay egg? twioo n, year,
in April and June, and tho young,
leaving tho neat nf tor 16 days, mute
tho Kamo yonr.
These birds ho foods on minced
horse and mule meat twice n day,
ono animal, costing there 5 or fl
francs, Sllffloing for a fortnight. Thc
nostlings are fed by thoir mother on
small iish provided for hor. Th?
dorsal plumes uro gathered twice n
year, in May and September, but il
ia not until tho bird in il years obi
that tho plumea attain thoir full
beauty. Bach adult bird furnisher
7 grams of these per year-that Is,
about 108 grains, or ono-sovontioth
of a pound, yielding a value of 8C
francs per hood-$7.-Popular Soi
onco News.
-1 <f?-3
To settlo tho Stoninch and Ovorconu
tbo Nausea of Prospective Mothers. tnk<
Simmons'Squaw vino Wino or Tablet?
ROBT. THOMPSON,
A T T O K '.-? E Y -. A T - ). A W ,
, WAI,I,AI,I,A, ?S. G.,
Will give prompt attention to all busi
ness committed to bia caro.
Juno 80, 1808. 20 ly
ti. T. JAYNE?.
I
J. W, BHKI.OH,
J A YNES & SHELOR,!
???OKNE Y?-AT-L AW,
WA/JIAXLA, t?. V.
PROMPT attontlon irivon to all buai
noss conimittod to tboir onro.
January 12.1895.
WM. J. STHIMMNG. }. -} E. L. IlnjnNOON.
T
Att?i ney?-At-Law,
WALHALLA, S. O.
PROMPT AITICNTION GIVKN TO AM. BUBI
NK?'S ENTHUBTISI) TO TUKM.
Pickens R. R. Oo.
SCHEDULE IN EKKKCT JUNK 2CTII, 1808.
On and nftor Juno 2<lth tho following schedule
will ho rim oyor tho VinkoiiB Railroad for tho
[.in im i, of hunting freight and passengers, viz.: [
No. 0. Dally Kxcont Sunday. Ni?, io.
Koail Down. Mixed Train. Road up
4 20 a in.LY Piokens Ar.7 PO a ni
5 00 a in.Ar Knfiloy l.v.7 05 a ni
No. 12. Daily Kxcopt Sunday. No. H.
Head Down, Passenger Service Road Upi
1 00 ji m.l.v ricken* Ar..... .. ..5 46 p in
1 Hi i> m .Ar Kasl?y l.v.5 Oft j? in
Trains will slop to tako on or lot og passengers
at tho follow ?HIV crossings: Ferguson's, Var
BOII8'H and Maulutn's.
Depot will he open for the receiving and celtv
I cry of freight from 8 a. m. to 12 ra.
Wo will niaka lt to your InU>ry*tto pntronlzo
our homo road hy giving good sorvieo and
prompt attention.
Annrovod! I JULIUS K. HOOCH, President.
Approved, j j T .J'AYX.OK, OOH. Manager.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed .'o-li i d 111u In KlToot
Doc. 4th, 181)8.
STATIONS. Jg5!^ J5\_
Ly. Charleston .^..J_Li._........ .7 10_a_m
tv. Columbia. ii 05 a m
" Prosperity. 12 10 n'n
" Newberry. 13 86 pm
" Ninety-six. 1 20>p m
" (4 roten wood. 7 40 ft in 1 65 p m
Ar. Hodges. 8 00 a in 2 15 g in
Ar. Abhavillo. 8 io ft ra 2 46 p m
A i\ Relton....... ....... A 60 H in !? 10 p ni
?T-T^ndorson."~TT8fi" a ni ? "5 p m
Air. Greenville. 10 io a ni 4 16 p m
jlr. Atlanta,. a 66 p m I 0 IX) V> m
STATIONS. ? JS
LY. Greenville. 6 80ip m 10 16 a m
" Piedmont. rt 00 n m Ul JO a m
" WUHairiHtoH. 0 22 p in 10 65 ft in
Ly. Anderson. J 45 p ni io 45 a ni
Lv. Belton." 0 46 p rn ll 16 n m
Ar. Donn aids._7 16 ii ni ll 40 u ni
Lv. AbbovUioT. 0 Io p in "TT 20 a m
Lv. Hodgon. 7 85 p m ?? 65 ft ni
" Qrcouwood. BOO p m 12 10 p ra
" Ninety-Six. 12 55 p ni
" Newberry...,. 2 00 p m
Ar. Prosperity. 2 14 p ra
" Columbia. ........ 8 30 p m
Ar. Charlostou.7...A....'.'. 8~00~p ra
bally Daily 7 STATIONS Daily Dally
No. P No.IB No.UNo.lb
6?W? 7 10a kv... .Charleston.... Ar 800p ll 00a
080a ll 80a '* ..." Col umhin. " ~8~2op 080p
?07a 12 15p '.Alsion.Lv 2 30p 860a
lOOlu 128p ".Saittuo." 128p 7 4flp
10 20a 2 00p ".Union." 105p 7 80p
10 30a 2 22p ....Jonesville.... 12 26p 068p
1064a 287j> ".Pncolot." 12 lip orin
1125a 810p Ar.. Sparenburg.. .Lv ll 46a 016p
1140a 840p Lv.. Kpartanhurg...Ar ll 22? 000p
j 45p 7 00p Ar. AHhevilli;.Lv 8 20a 3U5p
"P," pi m. "A," a. rai
Pol lin an palace ?looping ears un Trains 86 and
BO,87 and88,on A. audi!, division. Dining cara
on thoso traiiiN servo all meals nnrouto
.Trains leave Spartatiburg, A. & O. r.ivision,
northbound. 8:45 a. ra., 3:87 p.m., o.io p.m..
(Vestibule Limited); southbound 12:20 a. m.,
8:15 p. m.. ll :84 a. m., (Vestibule Limited.)
Trains leave Greenville, A. and O. division,
northbound,6:60 a. m., 2:34 j>. m. and 6:32 p. m.,
(Vostibulod Limited) ;.southbound, 1:26 a. m.,
4:80 p. m., 12 J?) p. ra. (Vestibuled Limited).
Tratna 0 and 10 oari v ologaut Pullmrtn
.leoplng oars botweon Columbia mid Ashovillo
onrouto dally botweon Jacksonville audOinofn
natl.
PRANK 8. GANNON, J. M. GULP,
Third V-l>. & ?on. Mgr.. Traille Mgr..
Washington, D, O, Washington, 1). O.
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK,
Won. Pass. Ag't. An't Gen. Pass. Ag'*.
. . Washington, P. O._Ai ian in. Qa.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Hohodtite nf l'imonj?or Trains.
In Ef?eot Deo. 41th, 1803.
Northbound,
Lv. Atlanta, O.T.
" Atlanta, IS. T.
" Moroross....
" Buford.
" GalnoaviUe...
" Lula.
Ar. Cornella.
Lv.Mt. -Airy.
M Tooeoa.
" Westminster
" Sernoca.
" Contrai.
" Greenville ...
" Spartnnhnrg.
\" Qaffneys.
'" BlaoKsnnrg..
" King's Mt ...
" OaHionia.
Lv. Charlotta . ..
Ar. Greensboro
Lv. Greensboro.
Ar. Norfolk.
Ar. Dnnvlllo .
Ar. Richmond
ll 25 p
6 40 a
Ar.Washington .
" Baltm'ePRR.
" Philadelphia.
" Now York ..
Southbound,
Lv. N.' Y..P.I?. It.
" Philadelphia
" Baltimore. .
" Wp.Mliiiigtoii.
fiv, (Melimond .. .
Lv. Danville.
Lv. Norfolk .
Ar. Greensboro
Lv. Greensboro..
Ar. Chm lott?
Lv. Oastonift.
" RIUK'H Alt ...
" BlaoKsliurg
" Gaffnoys.
" Spart an burg <
" Greenville_
" i' .n, ;.
" Seneca .
" Weutinliifitfir.
" Toeeoa .
" Mt, Airy.
" Cornelia.
" Lula.
" Gnlnosvllle,..
" lidford.
" Nora ross.
Ar. Atlanta, IC. T.
Ar. Allants, n. T.
"A" iv. m. "i
Vc*.
No. 38
Dally.
12 00 ni
1 00 p
2 22
f2 42
fa oo
8 80 p
i 15 n
6 32
ii li)
(1 44
V 00
Fat.Ml
No. 85
nail v.
1? If! ?
3 60 a
ll 81 a
11 16 a
12 01 ni
o 16 )>
7 24 II
10 00 |i
io 49 p
8 b? p
10 43 p
10 60 p
7 50 a
1) 61 P
C JD a
11 r: a
8 03 a
10 16 a
12 .!? in
Ve?.
No. 37
iiuii v.
TOT
No. 18
Bx.
Bun.
4 86p
6 36 p
O 28 p
7 08 p
7 48 p
8 Mp
8 36 p
Kit. Ml
No. 30
Unity.
11 50
12 50
1 80
2 26
2 60
8 42 a
4 20 a
4 Kl a
6 02 a
6 60 a
0 16 a
7 26 a
7 45 a
8 08 a
8 BB a
0 25 a
12 10 p
1 ?V, J)
(l '.Vi "?i
? 10 p
ll 85 p
2 68 a
0 23 a
ll 81 P IO 45
11 l l p 10 58
12 2<, a ll 84
1 26 a 12 80
0 55 j)
il 20 p
10 48 p
iVo? ni
jij>0_a
'J 35 ).
0 46
7 05
? 25
" Seneca . 2 80 a 1 88 p rt 18 p K_ '
" >v. . 'mm ,i -,. 080 p *
" Toeeoa. 8 2,5 n 2 18 p 110 p
" Mt. Airy. 7 38 p.
" Cornella.fl) 00 p 7 40 p 8 35 a
" Lula. 4 15 at8 IH p 8 14 fa ft?7 a
" Gnlnosvllle... 4 35 al 8 87 p 8 40 p 7 20 a
" Buford. . fl 12 p 7 48 a
" Moroross. 6 25 a'. ?48 pl 8 27 a
Ar. Atlanta, IC. T. rt 10 ai 4 55 p IOHO p1 ?80 a
Ar. Atlant n, O. T. 5 10 a> ? 66 p ?80 pl 8 ItO a
"A" a. m. "P" p. m. "M" nomi "N1* ni?at.
C?inKKpeako Linn Steamers In daily . .w.
botwucn Norfolk and llaltipioie.
No?. 87 and88- Dally. \Vmlilni;!on and Boulh
..?inn VOMllbiiln Limttod. rhrougti Pullman
Bleeping curs hut weon -Vow York i*iid Now Ol'
loans, ria .Washington, Atlnnm and Mont go m
ery, and also between New York and ;.f?nililli*,
viaWitihiiigtoii.Atiiiniaanii Birmingham. FirHt
cla.HH thoroughfare ooaohes hoi ween Washing'
tolland Atlanta. Dining cur? nervi all meals
en route, Pullman drawing-room Hlncplngoar*
bot Wlion (4| CI'IIHIIOI-O mill Norfolk. Clono von
nection al Korfolk for OLD POO TCOMKORT,
Non. 115 and 30-United Htnlos Kuti Mall
runri Koiiii hatwcun Wnshtngton und New Or
leann, via Houtlinrn Ral i iva r. A. ft W I*. R. lt.
and L. .<?; N. ft. R.. lining compesed of hag^m^o
ear and coaobes, thrungli wltlioui ohange for
panton go i M of nil alftHSfts. Piiliimui drnv/fng
rc>oni ?looping car.? hfttveoQn Nev/ York and
New Orleami, via Atlnnta and Moiitgomory.
i Washhiglo? each Wodnoadny, a tourist
?leaping car will rim th roi gh IxUwnbn Walli
ngton und Htm Francisco without ohnngft.
liuing oars Herve all meals enroule.
No?. 11,87, ?8 and if' -Pullman sleeping ears
botwenu Rbihniond and Charlot t?, ?la Dunvillo,
? o n I lih.i n ir I Nos. II und 3?, iiorlhhoiiiid No?
8H and lu
FRAN* KS. MAN NON. .1. M.Ot/LP,
Third V P. & Gen, Mgr., Ti allic M/g'r.
Washington, I). O. Washington, 1). o
W. A. TURK, H. H. H ARDWICK.
Gen'I PA*?. Ag't.. A?H,tGen'lI'ai?. Ag't...
^JL^M^JM-JL_,_; >tiW^.fla,
No. tl
Dally
I2l(mt
010 ft
V 87 a
12 O mi
1 12 p
1 118 p
2 0<1 p
2 21 p
3 15 p
4 30 p
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
WAI,UAU,A, ?. 0., Soptombor 20, 1808.
THE books for tho collodion of taxes
for tho flaca) year commencing Janit
or-/ lat, 1808, will open Ootoboi 15th,
1808, or,d close December SlBt, 1808.
Stole Tax. Mills.
Ordinary County Tax. If *'
Court Exponaos. t "
KondTax,. I "
Poet Indebtedness. i
SokoolTax.? "
Total.12 Mills,
Midway Behool Disujot, No. 80, 2 Mills.
Mount Tabor Sohool Dist., No. 10, 2.."
Bothol School Dlstriot, No. 5, 2... ..."
Provldonco Sohool Dist., No, 8, 2,.;."
Fit teou por cent penalty will bo at
taohod on all unpaid taxos on January
l?t, 1890.
Commutation road tax is $1.00, and
applies to thone h o two HI tho ages of 18
aud 60 .yoara, exoopt thotfo oxompt by
law. >, \
infommt on ohoorfully givon by mail
or othorwise.
Thomas Bibb,
Treasurer Ooouoe County, 8outb. Caro
lina.
Soptembor 22,1808.
Blue Ridge RR.
H. 0. BEATTIE, RKCKIVKK.
; rME TABLE NO. 10.
SUPElibEVES TIME TABLE NO.
Erteotlvo 7.00 A. M., July 8, 1808.
. .-1
KA8TUOUNP.
Mw??* Sunday
Dady Q , J
Ex. Sun. umy'
No. Nf. 12. No. 12
84 ?Walhalla_Lv.. 8 10 am 0 00 am
39 ?Weat Union. 8 20 nm 0 OG nm
24 ?Souoca. 8 08 nm 0 80 am
18 tAdnm's Crossing. 0 17 nm 0 48 am
10 tChorry Crossing. 0 35 am 0 48 am
18 ?Pondloton. 0 4u am 0 50 am
10 tAutun.1) 52 nm 10 04 am
7 tDonvor.?..10 Ol am 10 18 am
0 ?Anderson... Ar. .10 85 am, 10 85 am
WK?JT1IOUN1).
Mixed.
Daily.
No. No. ll.
o 'Anderson... .Lv.. 8 25pm
7 tDonvor. 8 68 pm
10 tAutun. 4 05 pm
13 ?Pondloton.4 17 pm
10 tChorry Crossing. 4 20 pm
18 t Adam's CroBBing. 4 37 pm
l*"is?"M""'-.8 SSS
32 ?West ?nion. 5 54 pm
34 ?Walhalla.... Ar.. 0 00 pm
(*) Regular stop; (t) Flag station.
All regular trains from Andorson to
Walhalla havo right of track over trains
of tho samo class moving in opposite
direction, unless othorwiso spocinod by
train ordors.
Will alao ?top at tho following Btntions
to' tako on or lot off passengers : Phin
uoy's, James and Sandy Springs. .
No. 12 connects with Southorn Railway
No. (1 at Andorson.
No. ll connoots with Southorn Railway
No. ll at Seneca.
J. R. ANDKIIBON,
Suporintondont.
jilk.tlaxi'tio Coast JLiiiie,
Passenger Department,
Wilmington, N. C., February 24, 1807.
Fast lilac lietweon Charleston
and Columbia anti Upper South
Carolina and North Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
In olfoct Februarly 24th, 1807.
WKBTWAltD.
?NO. 52.
Loavo Charleston. 7 00 a m
" Lanes. 8 20 ,4
" Sumter.P 85 ?.?
Arrive Columbia.lt" 65 ",
" Prosperity.ll 68 p m
" Nowborry.Vi ?0 "
M Clinton.J2 60 "
" Laurens. 1 15 "
" Greenville. 8 00 "
" Spartanburg. 3 00 **
" Winnsboro.0 15 pm
" Charlotto. 8 20 "
" Hondorsonvillo. 0 08 "
" ABhovillo. 7 00 "
EASTWARD.
?No. 58-,
Leavo Ashovillo. 8 20 a ra
" Hondorsonvillo.0 16 "
" Spartanburg.ll 45 "
" Groonvillo.ll 60 "
u Laurens. 1 45 "
" Clinton. 2 10 M
?? Nowborry. 2 67 "
" Prosperity. 8 18 ??
" Columbia.,.,.5 15 ?
AIT .I Sumtor. fl 35 "
" .ano?. 7 48 "
" charleston. 0 25 "
* Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains botwoon
Charleston and Columbia. S. C.
H. M. EMERSON,"
Gon'l Passenger Agont,
J. R. KENLY,
Gonoral Manager.
T. M. EMERSON,
Trafilo Manager.
S. 0. & Ga. R. R.
"THE CHARLESTON LINE."
Solid Through Trains Botwoon Charles
ton and Ashovillo Carrying Pullman
Palaco Buffott Parlor Cara.
Passenger Department, 1
CHAUI.KSTON, S. C., Deo. 10,1808. t
scuKnur.ifl:
Daily.
Loavo Charleston. 7 10 a m 5 80 p m
Arrive Summorviilo, 7 40 a m 6 00 p m
" Prognalls, 8 18am 0 45 p in
" Georges. 8 80 a m 7 04 p m
" Branchville, 8 57 a m 7 85 p m
" Rowosvillo, 0 15am 8 07 p m
" Orangoburg, 0 28 am 8 24 p m
*'? St. Matthows, 0 48 a m 8 48 p m
" Fort Motto, 10 01 a m 0 03 p m
" Ringville, '10 10 am 0 20pm
" Columbia, 10 55 a m 10 3 0 p m
Loavo Columbia, 0 50 a m 3 45 p m
Arrive Ringville, 7 30am 4 28 p m
" Fort Motto, 7 43 a ni 4 40pm
" St. Matthows, 7 58am 4 54 pm
" Orangoburg, 8 10 a m 5 17 p ra
" Rowosvillo, 8 43 a ra 5 33 p ra
" Branchville, 8 57 a m 6 47 p ra
" Uoorgos, 0 85 am 0 20 p ra
" Prognalls. 0 48 a ra 0 45 p m
" Summerville, 10 22 a m 7 17 p m
" Charleston, 11 00 am 8 00 p m
Leavo Charleston, 7 10 a m 5 30 p m
" Branchville, 0 15 ara 7 60 p tn
Bamberg, 0 41 a m 8 10 p m
" Denmark, 0 52am' 831pm
" Blackville, 10 IO a m 8 60 p ra
" Willlston, 101/7 a m 0 io p m
" Aikon, ll 00 a m 0 57 pm
Arrive Augusta, ll 61 a ra 10 45 p ra
Loavo Augusta, fl 20 a m 3 10 p m
" Aikon, 7 08am 357 pm
" Willi ston, 7 42 a m 4 81 p m
?' Blackville, 8 01 a m 4 53 p m
" Donmark, 8 14am 5 07 p m
' Bamberg, 8 27 am 6 10 p ra
" Branchville, 0 10am fl 02 p in
ArrivoCharleston, ll 00 a ra 8 00pm
K A ST RXP1IKSS AUO ?BT A AND WASHING
TON VIA A. C. I.., WITH BI.KKPICKS, TO
ANO KltOM NRW VOIIK.
Loavo Augusta, 2 80 p m
Arrivo Aiken, 3 00 p m
" Denmark, 4 12 p ra
Loavo Denmark, fl 17 a ra
Arrive Aiken, 7 10 a m
" Augusta, 7 66am
Dally Except Sunday.
Leavo Camdon, 8 45 am 8 00 p m
A rrivoCamdon .Innot 0 85 a m 8 50 p m
" Kingvillo, lOOfmm ,4 28pm
Loavo Ringville, I0l0n?m
Arr. Camdon Juuot io 45 a m
" Camden, ll 40 a m
JOH. H. SANDS, General Manager.
L. A. KMKHSON, Trafilo M anagor.
Oonorai O?lloo, Charleston, S, 0,