The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, January 14, 1886, Image 4
Aaalk LQrl =aR i'rAWeV Af'i'$
o0 ea "X*A>L AtmO111nTs
ltew Laws and Ola Lawe tsa40d over to i4 "e
1Lae Thas--sTrae01e00lst et a 1fard-10e4- fl
Leg hsea. i
Act to pro1 Ide for and regulate thte.I
lnooporattion of towns of less than. one
tbua4ituia.sltttaSm.Act to authorize the'ounnty col; mis- o
riuners Af Hampton coun ty .-w open
and congtruct a public highway across cl
Cusas hatctie tw am p. P
0
Act to authorize the truetees of the a
aireruliy of 8outh Carolina to sell
wertain property belonging to the Sonth
Carolina College.
Act to provide for and r egulate the 1
Incorporation of manufacturing con
paass In tius State.
Act to incorporate the town of 0
Mount Carncel, on the Savannah Val
ley Railroad, Abbeville county.
Act to prescribe the prrities of er
tain stattory liens.
Act to i dorpforate the Wilmington,
Cbadtourue and Conway iailwg y
C.pany.
Act to provide two additional trial
jstice for Clarendon county.
A Joint Resration to authoritie the .C
school Irustees of School Dintript nu,n
ber twelve, (12) Iadpton county to
Issue a pay certificate for. forty -five
dollars to Mrt. M. P. Molvoy 'oh of 1
the fan4s of the fiscal year ending
G tober 31 1885.
A Soint Resolation to a pthorize the
Oomint y ceramissionere of rIne as conno '
ts pay to 8. D. Stewart the sum of
Mrty dollars.
Act to sathorize the Governor to pay
Prank DeLoach, of Hampton county,
the reward otred -the capture -of
Joe Qibse:om l o f $outngi,etit fund.
Act to require616 county cumnis
sioners of, forry and Georgetown
oounties to open and keep a certalin
highway between Marlow's postofi.e,
In Hurry 9oanty, and the AMethodist
Parsonagein (eorgetown county.
Act to incorporate the Mount 'i'less
ant and Seaview City Railroad Corn
panly.
Act to incorporate the Berkeley
County Land and Stock Company.
Act to provide tr and regulate tIhe
incorporation of banks in this State.
Act to repeal an Act entitled "An
Act to prohitbit the sale of spirituouN
or intoxicating liquors in the county
of Oconee," adprovod December 2-4,
1883.
Act to amend Section 1,019 of the
General Statutes so as to change the
time of closing the school accounts of
the school districts of a countv.
Act to authorize trial ju'stices to
r Isne warrttnts for search amid seizure
and fur the arrest of suspectetl per
sons.
Act to amend an Act entitled "Au
Act to amend an Act entit leil 'An Act
t atnend an Act to provihte, fo,r a noren c
speedy development of the Clunbiai
Canal.'"
Act to vest in the intendant of the
town of Camden, within the town of
Camden, t he same powers and authori
ties in crit 'inal mnatters which now
and shall b, hereafter vested in a trial
justice nader -the laws of this State.
Act to aat.orize and empower the
town eonacit of tie town of George
town to impe,ne and collect lics:necs
apon persone engaged in anay calliang,
ba'lness, trado or- profession witin
said town.
Act to authnoriae tihe adhuntaint alnd
inspector geineral to letalT armsr to
schorols or colleges ilho puapils or which
are instrnctedj in miituarv tancicse.
Act to refnad certain rnoney to Danuiel
fleysrard.
Act relating to tr-ialJustices for theo
enunt leu ofLaurensa, A bbe vilie, George
town, herkeley and Chnarleton.
Aet to raise supp)ies and( amaike ap
proprriatins for the fiscal year comn
meoncliag November 1, 1855.
Act to inacorpnorante the rhalierhnood
of tine 8onthn Carolina Aannunal C->nfIer
ece-.
Act to pnrovkie for the appnoiantmeaat
of a etenographner for tine thIrd and
flarh judicial circuIts.
A Joint Itesoltion tor authnorize the
school commaissioner. of Pickenas counatv
to draw is warrant upon tine count'
treasurer of Raid county Inn praymeant of
a school claiian held by Aliss E'tella
Gainers.
Act to exemnpt certain portions of
Wiiliamsbur, couanty from the opera
tions of Chapter XXVII of tine Geaneal
Statutes~ relatinag to thne stock law.
Act to iincorpiorate tine towin of
Monck's Corner, in the counaty of
Darkeley.
Act tor provide salaries for certain
offcera ina Geonrgetown counaty, ian lieu
of all fees atnd costs.
A Joint RIesolution p)roposinag an
amendment to Article II. of the Coin
stitutlona of the State of Soth Caro
Act to aufihorize aand dhirect tine
eounaty treasurer'n of Berkeley couanty to
rebate from tine taxes of the fiscal yeam
1885 certaian p)aylment~ ini cxcese of'tine
taxes ihr 1884 nade by cerain piarties.
.Act to priescribe anad regnilate the
introdnetlon In the Geaneral Assemblyv
of inasures ret ing tor private ianter
ests a'id thne condu&ct. of the saine ha the
p)rogress thereoof.
Act providling for tine safekeepring of
t
thne registation booaks atni replancing t
such ias have beeni defacedl or injunredl.
Act to suppress tine pubntlica tlin and(
circulation of obscenae books, paperm
andt pictures andl the posting ot' inde- ~
sent how bills.
Act to repeal Subdivision 23 of 8ec- C
t'ion 169 of thne Geaneral Stuames relat
hag to the exeinp)hiona of prropr-ty from in
taxtion.h
- Act to naend an Act enthiled an Actg
to larohlbit nron-residenats fromg huin; -
ing, duckling, ilhing and gatherling i
oysters andt terrnpjina withhla dhe lImits
of the copanties nf Gergtown,a Bean
fort, Chnarleston, Col letonm anuti Berkeley
except upon certaina conaditins.
Act to regehate the~ fees of phiyAI- t
clangsand surgPoneq for testit'ying an
e xpe.' ha eiinnal cases. '
Act to Jtb?orBorat. tine Lureans
Biliding anid Loan Associatloan.
44t1o senetud an Amt to organize
boards od heaith arnd for tine better
profeditoiaq the pubI19 health, ap
proved the .t day ofEl. eamber, A. D).
1688. -
Act to preilde for the aprpointment
ofta stenuor1 er far tbhhhand sIxth
4~tou~~iab ct ehuitled " An j
iitoting tial justioea to Issne *
its Ine the etnforoemnent of' agri
I Hen in eertain cases anid tot
PtFion therefbr."
themorporkte thne town of UId- fi
Muntyy ?rasaway b
.I ~ ntvSi. nhlntr
L seso RaIrl u
n et*, On o
-z ~ 01nty7, a 0
rIvate stream.
A-Joitt iesolution to authorize the
)tuty commissioiherr of Kels$aw
)tmty to apply dertaih ttidd in their
muds to. general county purposes and
Vtalidate the act of sid commisiuon
y in applying a portilen of the raid
Inds to the payment of certain county
Lligatione known as the Wateree
iver Free Bridge Bonds.
A';t to permit the sale of domestic
lies manifactured ln this State with
tit IicenN.
A Joint, Itesolution to authorize the
nyloymenttot an engineer to report a.
an for the improvement of the drtainl
fes in the vicinity of the lunatic asy
m.
Act to amend an Act entitled "Ant
et to amend an Act entitled an Act
reatiug.a harbor coml,nissionl for the
my and harbor of Charletston, approv
1 24th December, 1880," approved
ecenber 20, 1480.
A joint IResolution to provide for the
ayment of certain past due school
ais in Marlboro county.
Att to Incorporate the Mason Cotton
lin Company.
Act to prohibit the catching of terra
inO between the first day of April and
he thitieth day of June in any year.
Act to amend an Act to prohibit the
tle of. spirituous aid malt liquors
rithin the county of Barnwell, approv
d December 21, 1883.
Act to regulate recognizatces to be
ken before trial Jnstices.
Act to require the county commis
lOnersof"Rorry county to keep and
naintain the fence between Hurry and
georgetown counties.
Act to ament atn Act entitled "An
Act to limit the ages of pupils attend
ng free schools," approved December
22, 1883.
Act to authorize the defendants in
actions to recover lands to set up a
,laim for improvemnents.
Act to allow the supiomntenlents of
tiighways in the counties of Chester,
3partanburgg atmd Pickeus the sum of
We dollars per day for their services
for twelve dar in each year.
Act to amend Section 2,498 of the
leneral Statutes relating to the en
rorcenent of agricnitural lIcins.
Act to amend an Act entitled '"An
act to amend and renew tle charter
)f the town of Abbeville," approved
11archl 17, 1875.
Act to pertit persons in the State
iable to road duty to pay i notmnntt
ion in lieu of workiig the (oads.
Act. to amend Section 2,557 of the
ieneral Statutez of this State in reht
ion to the renewal of records from
ounty officers.
Act to equalize the punishment of all
)ersolns convicted in the Courts ofGo
ral Se'ionsw of the sale of spirit umons
r intoxicating liquors, whether tncder
he general law or Special laws appli
able to towns.
Act to renew and amend the charter
f the town of Central, in the counu y
>f Pic.ens.
Act to incorporate the townl of For
!5f0n, in the county of ( laromio .
Act to anmmrmm1t Section 1,(i91 of the
eural Statite., reiltitmg to gamne
)irdr.
Act to raise supplies amid make
tpp"ropriat ions for tihe fis-al yearls con
nloncimg November 1, 1885.
Act to tnake appropriations to meet
he ordinary expemses ot' theState Gy
intnent, for the tia4ctl year cotmncc
ng Novemnber 1, 1885.
Somec of the New Statutes.
IItRINo OP CONvlors.
AN ACT to repeatli an Act requirinig all Con
v'icts hired frotu time l'eniltenty to be
amid remnat uter a sworn oiler amid
gumamd, &c,.
SmeCTIoN 1. That atm Act emtitie-i "'An
Act reqiin mialt comvicts hiredt( fromm
:he Pentitetmtiary to) be and remnmainm
imder a swvorn ofleer an<(t gumards, not
)oitedt byV andu respmom-ible to tihe supl
~rimmtomendet of time Penitenmtiary, ammd
egulat ing time hmirinmg o)f sti cotvicts,"'
ptprovedi the 24th day oif Decembet,
884. hie, amnd the Samet is herebIy, re
>eailed.
8xC. 2. That time urtlOintendent amnd
smar-d of directors of thme P~enitenmtiarvy
>e, amid they3 hereby ate, authomizedi to
make cotracts for' thel p)ert~iwtace of
peeitic wvotk, sutch wvork to be dlone
mtimely tunder thme cotrol antd dlimec
ion or the officers of thec Penmitentlary.
tiso to hire out time convicmts unmder
he pit)Vslins of tile law inm f<wee at
lie ime of the paussage of tihe Act of
ha 24th day of Decemnber, 1884, 18
statumtes 815,'amid suichmU thert rue amid
egumlationis as they mnay adoptto s~c-ure~
he well beingt amnd hmmume treat mmenmt
f the conivicts. Amid thmat they be
-uthmorized to emnploy a phiysiciatm, to
me mnmnated bmy time surlgeoni of tihe
omitetiary, residemit mn time tne igh
orhomod, to have me~dicali Smnpervisiont
if squadts of' fifty or more convcts,
uchi phmyaicianm to be0 pa&id out of fhumd
f time P~enitntiary, amnd to report
veekly to th su mnrgeon of time Peniteti
iary, thle supjerinmtendent andl( boardm( ot
brecctorg to hamve regamrd to such ex
ensmme itt fixinug the comntsationm fotr
tie hire of Said conmvicts.
Sm'C. 3. 'iThmtI atth uperinmmtendeniItind
oard of directors of1 time i'niitetiaryt'
e, amid thiey thIereby~ are, atuthizeid,
i thmeir discrtonm, to parmectse or leaste
tnt of tihe surpiuis eamrnmingts of time Pen.m
enitiarmy, Onei om mnore f~arms 1mn anmy
art of time Staite, dtte regard being had
> (lie reasonmable hmealtitfulness of the
cality.
SEc;' -1. It shall be time dutyi of Ithe
ipeniumtantdent amid boa.td of dlirectors,
md a iev ate hereby regmirted, to pr-os
~ate all viohmttions of time lIaw inm ref.
renice to time treat mmenmt of cunytmcs.
Src. 5. Thait anmy contractor or anv
thler person or pertsonsl who sitalI vio
ate thme proviions o1 any law restlat
r~ the hmiime of convicts shalt bme hmeld
uiity of a mmisuemeamnor, amnd on1 comm
ictiom thereof shall be punmishedi bv
mipisonmenmt mmo t exceedhur~ five year's
r ttnemnot excoedinag $.500 or bothI, int
ite discreiotn of time. Court, amid itn all
inch prouecumtions anmy convict, shall
ei a comp)etenit witnmaess 1mm behalf of
e State.
JANE. ANb MtUNICIPAI C ONVICTS.
N AcT to utilize the L,abor of Jmil antd
Municipal (Cotmvits antd to emn >ower time
Courta amnd Muindelpal Authmorliles to imn
Pmout the Ilmishiment (if labor witin
thmem respectivs jurlsdictions
Eme'rzo1 1. That from and after thme
gesaag of this Act alt Conrts amnd
iunicpai authorities which undetr
xlith- law. have power to benitence
onvictato conmfluem0ut In ison 5mnay
ritbini thieir diocretion Impose t he comn.
itlonm of h,ard labor -for a period not
zceedling niety days.
Sno. Z. That all convyicts so sentenced
> bat-d labor anid confinememt may,
ponm the condItions hereimnafter. s pci
aL,d be required to remform Imad
,bor .pos the public hii hways, roads,
ridges -Odother publi wormks of thme
muety i~ltok the offenmce of wiir
ey a tIm*cted was commitled, or
pn tbbiset. or othef public works
Ithin th llmite of thet mncor portated
ties, towfl. anid villageA in whIch the
renmc. Ebfwhlcha they are aeatenoed
wa committe -
S>t:a.What neuvbrtid uteMntlod '
to hard In ft .the cot tt.y shall be
undir th M At blstrol of the
boa o;t A
tihe tmu
tion aRU 311 "Id Ween 01
author v d .
rect,,the tilmgt phstat *aniter of the
labor to be -c"rrorned: Provided
that in twie.j, dg nt .i be-prseteuablE
to emplioy tilw labor to advaintage.
Andc Iro'i-d furthter, that the said
boar"d of county conmleslioners and
the ;saii nu ticipal tattt hurities rr.pDec
tively provide suitauhie and relent
guards for the sate-keeping of said
cotvit., amin that said guards be paid
for such service out of the county funds
whet.employed by said board of couun
ty conmtissionters, and out of munici
pal funds when employed by said
itunicipal a uthorities.
SE . 4. 'i'Iat the county sherine
charged with the custody of' prisoners
so sentenced to hard labor shall, dur
ing the work hours of the day or dur
ing a term of davs to be 4pe3ifled by
said commissioners upon the order of
the board of county commissioners,
deliver them to the safe-keeping of the
authorities herein provided for their
conttrol and direction.
FOOL) ADULTERATION.
AN ACT to prevent and punish the Adul
teration of Food and Drink, and the
Sale of unfit and unwholesome articles
of Food and Drink.
SECTION 1. That whtoevershallknow
igely sell or expose, or of'r for sale,
or' have in his poseSSion with intent
to rell, or of'er for sale, any kind of
meat or vegetables, or fruits or other
articles of provisions, whether for
food or drink, that are diseased, cor
rupted or unwholesome for food or
dirink, shall be gnilty ofa misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof, in a
Court of comlpetent jurisdiction, shall
be puulished by flue or inprisonnent,
nlot exceeding one huindred dollars'
tic or thirty da.%s' inprisonnent.
And the aforesaid articles shall be for
teited and destroyed.
SFc. 2. Whoever shall fraudulently
adulterate or cause to be adulterated
for the purpose of sale, or have inl his
possessioni with intent to sell, or of"'er
for sale, any article or kind of food or
drink so adulterated shall be guilty of
a nisdemleanor, and upon conviction
thereof, I a tCourt of coin petent Jutis.
diction, shall be punished by tine or
inprisonment, not exceeding one han
(lred dolhurs' Ilha or thirty dars' itn
prisoinnent. And the articles so adul
terated shall be forfeited and lestroy ed.
SEc. 3. That all Actsor parts of Acts
incolnsistont with this Act be, and are
hereby", repealed.
Sec. 4. This Act shall go into efT'et
upon its approval.
OISCENE PUBLICATIONS.
AN Acr to suppress the publication and
(ireulation of Obscene 1ooks, Papers
and P'itures, and the posting of hIade
eent Show Bilk.
SECrIoN 1. That whoever kn vingly
ilport, Irints, publishes, srlls or
di-triibutes nany book, patiiihlet, ballaid,
printed patper or other thing cntattin
Ig oh,-denr, indecenlt or imp rper
irilat, pictUrC, figu'e or" descripmion
tmianifestly tending to the corruption
of the tno:'als of youth, or introduces
into a tittnily, sclhonl or place of educa
lion, or bring., procures, receives or
has ina his pos,esion any such bok,
pamph lllet, pri ited papier, Ipictutre or'
ballad1(, or othter lthing, cit her for the
lpurpoise oif sale, exhlibitioni, to aid in a
ciarcuatation, or. withI intetnt to inataoduace
lie siam ain ato tainily, school or' plae
ot ediucationi, shal beti punishied by
uanplrisoamendt not exceed'ing atwo y (ear's
or tby ii finae not exceedinlg $1 ,000, or
bothI, at. t he discr'etioni of thle Court.
SiEc. 2. Th'lat whtoever p)osts or' ex
hibits in atny pubitlic place aniy adver
tistiment, show bill or (i ot'riinted or
wivt'atell picturie of tan idecenit or ob
scaie character, shall1 be guilty oif a
liiisdemeiranlor, and, upon comnvict ion
theareot, shall be l;unisheitd by Iipris
Otninenat not exceeilatg two years or by
a finle noit e xcei 'ding $1,000, or bothi,
ini the discretrion ot the Curt.
sTATUTrom(Y LIENs.
AN AcT to preserliw the PriorIties of cor
taun Statutory Liens.
SECTION 1. That ('roml aand after the
p)assaige of this Act thle landlord shall
have ai lien uponi the cropis of lisa ten
stat for' hist reiit, In pireferenace to all
other lietns. That laiborer's wv ho assist
ian mak inag atiy cr'op shualI have a liena
hereoni to the extetnt of the amiounat
(due them for such labor- next iln priior'.
ity to the lanidlord, and as b)etweeni
such laborers there shall be no prefer
eace. That all othter I iens for aitricul
tural supplliePi shall Ibe paid anext after
the sarth.tactiona of' the liens of the land
lord aind lhe laboreras, anad shall ranik
iai othler respects as they do now undl(er
existiaig lawse.
SEC. 2. That ino warit ing ot record intg
shiallI be necessary' to cate the lieins
of thea landlordl, bu11t such lion sh'dll
exi-t froma the date of the cointratct,
whether thec samea be ill w nritag or
verbiil.
8S-:. 3. Tta:t, all Aeta i ad p:arats of
Acts Iincon,istenat withl or' siupplied iby
t his Act be, anld the same are haereb,,I
repeOaled(.
ILi.tCIT s.a (itF 1,Jet'Ous.
A N A4eT to e< tnal ize (he P'tu:neant of atl I
piersii oai covicteid Iin tIle ( ourt of (;en - Il
eralI S4esins of t he sale oft Sp,iritnlons or I
Inttoxleatinhg Lignorsii. whethter under thle
(Getneral La1w 0r Special La1 ws ailcable
to T1owns.
S"CTrION I. Tlhat farom atid af'ter lie
ippr'oval ot thlis Act all personis coni
viclted int thIe Cour 'tof' Generial Sessions I
af thle salhe of spirii tun ti)ir(I into xicalt
ith spaiorios lliuors, bitters or1t
bev.eages ofi wh ich spirtiatons lbignors ~t
fora'n in ilgredienat, wheathlei'r ander the t
genieral law or spaciatl laws applicable ir
tcert ami towin, shat!Ilibe pun ishaed bv1
I le presidainlg Ju dge by imp lriso nent
noit exceedling si x monalts, or- by fine
nt exceeing $200), or' both, at the
dliscretioni of sutch Judge. u
SEc. 2. All Acts oa' piart of Actsa
inaconsisteat with thlis Act are he01eby) p
kLlCTnEd F.cO XMPlN
'V
A N ACT tor'epe'al Subdilvlsin 23 of Section Cf
169 of the( (General stat tutes, relating to n
theC Exemptlion of Property fromu 'a axa
tioni
SEc'r1ON I. Tat SubdIivision 28 of
Sectiona 169 o~f the General Statutes of
hbis State be, and the samue is hereby, th
repealed: Provided, that not ling her'e' gr
in shiall affect the rights or pIersonis ac- Pt
fluired under' said section by reasona of th
inivestmenits heretofoie made Iin the A
original erection anud futriishiugof such rv
mIhaufactor-ies as are mieantoaned in said A
inubvisiotn: Provided, further that the ini
exemplltion1 allowed by thIs Act ar1
shall not he constued to extend Sr
to other buildingq or property than
that which is exclusively anud directly
uised li rhe mianufacture of the articles ~
mentioned in said subdivision, and Ek
a.uch exemption shall cease at the1o e
pr'islion of~ ten years from the date
if the comm0t11e0inent of $adh .nauu
ketbries1
8CI04o. Art1xKAfOtt.
Lx AcT to amend an Act entitled "An Act
t limit the ages of Pupils attenling the
ree alallc bchools, approved Decez.
Sacct>N 1. That an Act entitled "An
kct to li sit the ages of pupils attend
jt the free public schools," approved
tcenber 22, 1888, be, and the same
is hereby, amended by striking out the
whole of the s t section of said Act
ini inserting the following in lieu
hereof: Section 1. That from anl
sfler the passage of this Act, it shall
not, be lawful ftn any person who is
less than six or more than eighteen
years of age to attend any of the free
public schools.
AGRICULTURAL LIRNS.
AN ACT to amend an Act eintitled "An Act
authorizing Trial Justices to issue war
rants for the enforcement of Agricultural
Liens in certain eases and to fix compen
sation therefor.
SKCrioN 1. That anl Act eiititied "An
Act authorizing trial justices to issue
warrants for the enforcement of agri
cultural liens in certain cases" be, and
the same is hereby, amended by ad
dinol thereby the following sections, to
be known as Sections 4 and b, as fol
lows:
"Any person or persons whose crop
or crops, whether the same he svered
ftom the freehold or not, may be seiz
ed under the provisions of the preced
ing sections shall have the right, upon
entering into bonid in accordance with
the provisions of law now of force in
regard to actions for claim and deliv
ery of personal property, to recover
immediate possession of the crop or
crops so seized: Provided, that noth
ing herein contained shall be construed
so as to affect any of the utrovisions of
said preceding sections in cases where
no bond s g iven as herein authorized."
Sac. 5. The costs and fees of trial
justices in cases for enforcement of
agricultural liens shall be the same as
for clerks of Court in similar cases.
The costs and fees of constables in
Trial Jtstices' Courts shall be the
same as in like cases are now allowed
to sheriff-.
A NATIONAL UNIVEUITY.
The Scheme of Senator Ingalls for its
Establishment.
A bill has been introduiced in the
United Sttes Senate by Mr. Ingalls,
to etablish a national university.
The bill provides that an institution
shall be eytablished in the Di,trict o1'
'olumbia to be called "The Natioial
University of America," where in
struction shall he offered in the higher
branches of all depart ments of kiowl
edge, atd facilities furniahed for re
seas ch and investigation. The govern
nent shall be vested in a board of
regents to consist of one menber from
each State of the Union to be appoint
ed by the Governor thereof, five men
b ers at large to be appointed by the
Prerident and confirued by the Senate
and the tollowing as ex-oticiuo inem
bers: The Chief Justice of the United
States, the comIm-sslioner of patets.
the i"nperintendent of the coast survey,
the stp,erintendent of the naval o1).
servaiorv, the secretary of the Snitht
ror ian intstitution, the president of the
National Academ, of Sciences, the
presilent of the American Association
ter the Advanicemnent. ot' Science, the
prieident of' thle Amnericain Phiilologicai
Associit ionr, t he president of the Anmer
ican Social Scienece 'Association and
the dcte officer of the Uuniv'ersia v. No
chair for the intstruction oh sectarian
religion on partisani polit1ies shall be
minttal ined, anda no0 sectatriana or1 par'
Ilisan test shall be aillowed ini selectinug
oflicers or. professors. The inst ruet ion
sthall be as nearly free as is coinsistenit
with the income. blates ami Territo
ries shall be entitled to scholarships ini
ratio of one for each rep)resentiative ort
lelegate anid two for each Senator.
1'hese scholarshi ps shall secure free
atrluctionts for nearly five vears. T1hie
iovenor of each State shall inmiale
andidates for life schiolarshnips , and
,uch State and Territory shallI be en
Itled to otne life metmbership.
A Civil Service Clerk Blounced.
Oliver P.* Burger of Qottney, Illintois,
a'ho was appointed to a thonsatnd dollar
:lerl. ship in the aegistry division of thec
P'ostofilee Depairt muent, last Septemnber,
11nder thle civil service rules, was suma
usarily dli'smissed from the service by
he Postinaster G~eneral last week.
Sooni alter cominig into hia neCw pasi
lotn Burger prepared a Postal circular,
vhich lie has betn indultstriousiv dlas:
ribtinug in all sectionis of' the counitrv,
>inci pally anmong school teacheris, in:
wvhiich he sets forth that the government
>t1'rs emlloymlent at a remunaerative.
alary' to those whlo are quialified( to
niter its service. The postal circulari
:oncludies as5 follows: ''A mampihlet.
ins been carefully pre parned by' the
inidersigned, givinig faull instruct ions
amnl u%eftal .engeCstin to151 those who
hesire to stand ant examIIinnftion, aid
v'ill bao sent by retur mti* ail to any
(lddressq oni receipt oft itty c,-its iin
ostage stamnps.''
Thei deaparia nenlt oifli.-ial s ay thliat thle
Satemtactts ciintine t hi( iiIle 4' cicIar
Sto the eh-rw al needts ot' lie g. v.*, n
mnit andia are niade for thle soale panr
ose of obtaininig pu rchiasers I',ri his
Atlanta~ Monthsa Ope,.
SIx months a-go we hait noi d, nm inda for
. H. L, but no4w our retaaildeim.i at i siiehi
st we' are forced t buy113 in gir4 'n \Ve
tdhaite the rapidia aind e'normusi t dmanda
' the comapar-i tivye size ai nd price of II. IL. 10
eing tatrge tottles for $ t), and its posi
v.e merit. it sells well and( gIves our ens
miers enatire' satisfactioni. Onr siates htave'
crensed 500 per cent. withain a foew muonthis.
.JA(Collt l'ir.\i M.\CY,
per Fred Ii. Pl'amer, M. I).
ATL ANTA,SIIhIne l', 18a85.
Duruing the paat few months I hiavi gliven
,II. 11. severe tests ini the cure aof I loodt
Iseases, and inhiewitatinigly pronouince It
safte, sure, haarmies and' speedly itt ood4
irifler, fully mneritinog the c 'flince ofr
44 pulie, My en1st4omers are delhghitedj
Ithi its etTeets, an th Ile deand lhas so
iderfulliy increasedl thiat 1 have been
fnlpt iedl to buly by the gross, as it isatthe
.:s- selling blood0( remeduy I hand Ie.
W. A. GutAlrAlt, Druggist.
Five Hundred Christianu Massaered.
Geineral De Courcey, commander of
o French forces in Tonquini, tele
aphs as follows: "During t;ue lati ter
irt of December the rebels dlestroyed
a Catholic MIasioni House at Ugheona,
marn, and killed a French rnisslona
and five huondred native Chbristianmas
columnn of French troops was sent
pursuit of the rebels. It overtook
d raated thems and captured their
me and amnaunittionm."
AD)VIUR TO MOTUrnBi.
lisa Wust.Aw's stoove svavr shouldl at
UyS be used for cbttdt'e4 teenhag. It sooths
lebohnd, 5ortens thea gums, ailaye au al
sstwiad eolio. ajdl is the best,riew
ath( . Tweat.uve eeta a bottle,
fuly14r.tyt
FOR 90 "-" -Iv
SE T c1
The sweet gur, as gathered from a trre of the r we n-umo
growing along the en.el strenmi in the >n thrrn .,
contains a etifnulatint expect~rant prlineiplc 'h.t i' 113
the pblem rnproduclo; the earlr morn4rit : h. nel "'i:nn
lates the child to throw off the fa,.o menhrae In errnp and
whopping-coueh. When combine.t with the hcnliw' "l
la lnon" principle In the mul1,1n .t'lnt fthe n1.l fiel.-1. 1-t e
eenta In Tirtoa's Ctnnoxea Kveeanr or Sn ertc G( -r AND
M1LL1!1 the flocat inown re,nc,Iy for C,Uh-,, ('reup,
Whnnning-Cnugh and con-.'ntipon: an<l co paeltat"le, .e.y
child I. pleeadl tn-tace It. A..- erir ii ''I-t Cr it. Pricn
250, And 81. WALTES.A. i'AYLOR, Atlnntt, ca.
tIse DR. BIOOF:RY lI(I(KI.il ;ititY Coitlr'AI. for
jvrre. Dysentery and Childcn Teething. Fur enie by
dIu E.ls..t...
P -
25 Y E ACiR 3 a u a
25 Y A ' Tho Greateat Vdi-0. T: r'n- (,t'ah
SYk PTO" (- A
TORPRD P-A i7
Lo rtCf nplrctltr, l'vw':r e rt:
tho ie:tti, wi:: n :I;i :
blade, Fulinttenn:t ft er en
inclin:ttaOn toeton ' ta of L-.
Irritabi.ty ol : t:ae', I.O
n fee lhi; of h:tv in s ne: : ' , 1 '
WRxcrliu es, III .ine::i, .' ('
IIenrt, I?ot,l bt'orc th c :
over t he righ t.y, i1:
ftitul dretun:, uiliy. t .
CONST4LPA T'
TUTT'S I'JLL. ar I')
to suich case., Cinte e. C '(
chant o ft'eec'is ttn"I 'nlutt,,
'TieyI trrahothe. '. - :c, ...
hcdy i '1'nit o ts i !c:.a. - t
noterisie i,: --.I by; .:1 . ( ,'
tlth. 1 tie til. O m '"". :1..1 ...c;
G1RAY ILA11t or WVItInK.::s chlt n; . '. " .
GLo)SSY .111c hl b sin : ' . t
thiM nYE1. It ilt11parttA n 1.:,t1'i3 tl"r-,r.:tet
inslinl ane'ouTly. ,11 hvt i111- .t,c;c
1 ice, 44 Murrav m: , iow a
TRADE -Pt.
hih n 1row,.. '. : ('un -
Chusots ldir d
wvhich i' . iird:
I e'fin '"il m e.lic lh
jI'(' oimienuled 'e ti a
anidcloli.herlie:me
. Enrii hu io. eO
cure for Oppep ui,rpi
an immedate reld i y:
Chob1ra-morbOu:, m
Dai bility, a suver'ii Li
Complaint.antidie i.J
of the stem, li i I u
A smal WinG_-lass FiIH
,Sold by alDruggistna bu
TOPAZ CINCGXr'A vU;
s PATUrAI I -jc
Pice_por Bo'iIo 1 O
SHILEY ~OLI
The.. iolu.. un sabhycnna
rath .l. rilr or Va!l 1;rup . ';. F
A TlLEYC I' N AIiI E C(m I
.AOUlESEY1pASOIR F ru L ANt.NT.--.a vjn
izrfor Jtton,; Cibom ai "mtilG i
~A WSl F.9360VC O 1: Mi i.F
mt *1ueatnorf l,d tin Coi t ert-1
le iiler To Ditions,. P. Titnon: ,
ibliniOts o th omny,-i a<htrw.
Nov2.i Lsetly
- CV1'n-ihthria. rupe Att b,Inon.'o
arh, ii oudy ole.npn. - p
O1b. Find. J but thmline tot 9. ooteu L
C- O&Slid evoyw er to rent-': r
orda' Q dti b iltlon ---i4 o $.0
OAUILISLE'S COMMITTEES.
The Mppaker of the Hlouse Makee '
po)ntumen,ts Awaited with Interest.
Spe'tker Carlislu on 'hlur,tiay atter.
oon niii tleel t ihe at1e1111s of tlie chair
Inael of tho l'ollowing ilonlso cuiinit
tees :
Eloctitonu--Turner, of (eorai t.
Alt>ropr iations-- R: tialI, of l'eni
eylvania.
WVays and Mleant. -M1;rri.;on, of Illi
Naval Atifair--11 erett, 41f A11lh:lna.
Military A fE'..ir.- Brtss, of .Viseon
ain.
Foreign A ftirs-IBelnont, of New
York.
lasiking and (,urrency-Cnrtin, ot
Pelnslvanin.
Cuinage c, Wetightst andl Measures
Bland , of Missotri.
itivers and Ilalbore- Willis, of Kun
tuckv.
Labor- O'Neill, of MIysonri.
1llte--- M itchell, of' Conielicut.
1ace it failroads -I'lhrocknmortoll, of'
Texas.
Commerce- Itengan, of Texas.
Public Latds-t:obh, of' lliana.
Jtdiciary--Tucker, ot' Virginia.
Inidian Allaira--W llborn, of l'Texas.
PostoftIces andi Post lItus-Blout
of Georgia.
Claims-Springer, of Illitois,
Accouuts-Springer, of Now York.. -
Invalid Pensions--Miatson, of In
diata.
Military- Miuller, of New York.
War Claims---Gedites, of' Ohio.
Iississippi River-King, of' Louisi
lla.
Education-Aiken, of South Caro
lina.
P'ensions- Eldridge, of Michigan.
Private Latid laims-Ilaisell, of
Kentticky.
1)istrict of Columbia--i.arbotir, of'
Virginia.
Ittrrm in Civil Service-(Cox, of
North Carolins.
Atneric:in Ship Building- Dunt , of
Arkansas2.
Expen(tditures inl Postoflice I ),-part
mcti- Reese.
The South Carolina miniers are
positonedi on Comil unittees as llows:
I)ibble - l'ublic 1liining ::11r
Grountds,.chairnat; Electiuon of' Pres.
ident and( Vice-l're'i+lent (3.
'iTIiiiaII-1'acifit: Ita:ilwavs (7) Ex
entlitlres in State Dep:artttte~t (-1).
Aike1i-Agriculture (9) ; Elucation,
clia -iIllaln.
Perry -Territories (4) ; War Claims
(7).
Ilemp>hill-Coiinage, Weights and
Mietanttcs (9).
1)argan-Military Afliiirs (3); Ex
petdiltures in Interior 1I)'partnient (:1).
Sunalls-War Chaims (11).
A Fire in New Orlens,,.
Jolt': reslaurantt, at No. 19 Union
street, wats burne last week. Sotile
(lainage wasdile to te re - of a<ljaetu;
buildings on Caron<l,tlet street. 'ITine
loss is e.-iu,atn td at $14),11(R).
-Th seconl New Orleais Ipo.i.
tin is il trouble a:,tl the cit(y coutil
is uc w con,i<letritn:g a prop alsiit'1 It
bny atll Iine Propert.% oft'lhe ECxp)oitiont
The buildings co't $1,'350,000.
T'EXA N TALK.
Thae Nuaecessi an Atlanitai Article
faus .Aelaieved ini tie L.onet
"WYe Live sand Poe-i'it othseri to-.xist.
Dl. t .n:, Tix.rs, M[ar('h 1., 18M5
flIro BIALM Co.: it i<a '.ventl p4l5tiure
to uis to state to4 yot4 that your14 1. 1.i. II.
takes the lea<l( (tf all bloodt( p4ulilirs inl this
t't.itutry, Oin avet'tinito t e nres4'4'it it has
eficeteel sinc ti we haveu hatnllect it . Wt' ha<d
a t'ase of seronfuhI itt (tiur i.hhorhto'tth, ofC
lEtg, st.itiliitg, whoit hall uised ! a lrIten
il; btesities this, lhe alIs i:il teveraII ltt i
to ilftct, anly goodl. Ilt lun-w'ii w--rMe e'very
lay, an<ld had<lnot left hlis hte< for the list
tues Itn our1 little1 to~wnI, toughI it ha's b44een
nloite11 Iini ifteeni 1m44nt Ihs sincel we last sa wv
11i11, an<4( we suppo1)4se this wats thie Ia .4I tue
he was able to ('tImel to4 town, as he li ves
.i4thu eight inile's in1 tihe itruty. llis
11a114e Is Servik I a, ant4( we got. a ilr iihbor
of his to persun.ole hinl to try' 1t. It. I1, andl
ateri uisu.g oily13 ON F .: <iL ih' Ileft hiis
be for tile lirst ii in iix iniOlth s.
'10 the pre-senit tiite hie lhas tusei ltss
huan thiree biottles, al lie is watlk(ini
100th. lie ha:s giel (( strenigthlt f1( leshi
aphIly. All scrofulou 1418stres ate hlinai i
finely, ane iy 3ou never(t sa1w ia aptier mlali
rounJitd has lhal (41 Ithis wvon<lerfuiililure
wn1( faii ily, (aelittle g'ili oftour y3'easI fo
who hias been'l usin tg It. B1. I. fitr ahitut t.wto
'lV e have' (lily thtree botttles left, a nd
vanlt you1 to4 ship us8I s ix oein bto~t's.
t. It. IB. ats a niti ine wothy tof the enltiri'
un4lfblnice of tIle pu lict. ItIs atiloll is
1110re raiJil thant any' h!ootillreibn'lv Wt' evir
iatltlle(h. L I PI'lT K Is '("is.
~Ein3xrOTO3xr
STAMPN UTFIIT FREE!
Being fully aware or Ile
k $/ treat nrei (s he idi' es
a) E'erforated Stamptng pat.
V eru on best government
- ~ bond parchment P'aper, alit
(~3~ iffernt, itiut n Spays
- n otTin RSt a' rie
,,. - Sniders,Sorks,scolos or
$ 4 * e4i Sirts.Crazy itchne Pat.
e 4\tiers.Cr ota lIs 'ci'ir.
&c. &c..50n an, rangn -
Ces,also 01 ue t nulzeom en . n- g
. ncop dirc lnsvr ntbo a mnaet, at~
iihroidery, KCensingtion PaInting. Lustre, ieta~l5 atite
in ,rridescent Paln~t,inoors used anti mixing of Colors, '.
libbon Embroidery. Chnii and Arasene work, Correct
.otors of all the dinecrent flowers. Decription of every stitch
ted in embroidery &c., making a cor iete Outfit ihat can.
itlbehbotiht,r reiai for less than S.co. 'To introduce (~
AhiA lioUd EllOLD, the large. 3a page ttustrated1
maaiedvtt the interests o I te Country ifome
in niouseholdi, we will send one of these Outfits complete
re. and poetpatd, In any lady who wilt sendi O5e. for p1
mos. subscription Io the Miagazine. Pive for $r. Motney
cerflulay refunded if not more thtan satisfactory. Addrests
AlM AND HOUSEHOL., (ox 40, Hartford, Conn,
IANOS-OR CKNS
Te demand for the improve'd Ifs os k, IIAV..ns
los Is anow so latrge that tisecondi ellition t , the
actory has become Imperative. Do not require (..'
narter as muich tunng as h'anos on the prevaline
ret'Citpin system. Consult Uats'ogiue free.
y me:'yi,ieat On Adts, $22 to tao. For Ctah, Easy
lason & Hamlin Organ ano Pa.no Co.,
NE W YORK i BOSON; ? Cal( AGO.
Did y ou. Sup
pose Mustang Liniment only good v
for horses ? It.. is for inlfanima
ton of all flesh.
A Clear Skin
is only a par:t of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lay
may have it; at least, what
looks:. like it. Magnolia
Bahn )oth freshens and
beatifies.
-,). .*
----1 ;OM TIIE
WOi LD'S BIEST MAKERS,
AT
1'ATO; V PlICES ON TIIE EASIEST
'i l:\1 OF l'AYMENT.
EilT'' ;t:A N) MAKitltS AND OVER
Tillm; lI'N )IEl) STYLES TO
S ETFRiOM.{
PIA NOS:
MASON & I1AMI.1N,
MATI I tJ: I I EK,
I*N.T & AltION.
ORGANS:
!'.\ON & 11i1ALIN,
ORi i-' T AI) ,
ant I AY STATE.
1'inn1s and Otg;ns delivered, freight
I at to ni Hniload poiIts South. Fifteen
ly tr;ti d ifreigtlt both ways if not
li :; tcory.
) r ;nel : i>l in your own homes.
('( .1IlTA MUSIC HOUSE,
nh"i-an'i of
1N & RATES' S.. M. H.
N. W. T IP, Manager,
(O l.UtMiIA, S. C.
:.:o2:~': r2~i .'iof only1 shortens
1.iue ,t labor ai
t'nt the intensity
:,0 . t? . a; 1pain, bitt, I
" L:a;y d1iminlishtestho
to life of both
* i';\1 . l: i itll child, and
'olilitiun liIhIV fa
Vh It spee< y re
1 - .y, and far less
olns, anid other
lit to slow or
I li 1)~ d '. pini labir. Its
\x n(er0f ul efllca
-it this)1 respetIn
II")it to be le
II E OWS
a:lil tne oftheLh
nithe nature of
.e it will of
a .:e hie tull e s~3tood
;T () I ih cet iea tes conl
rhn hs EMEDY
tttt hin h-rndin th
it e f e ri~i~tes
I ' Y 1 t. weha 'v , thoded
l u btestimonytian
I ii ~ h', iontt noum er -~
Vt iiI' i' h- hst' once usedr
ui n.- ' er t' agaens be ,
it \ 'Ii I ut IN ItE inh etme
V'~i''io c i to''i trough thle. la
n laelyremrka
ke onIIit wer aindl
u Aiotllanthinga
Durig mycarer inthe
Toun awA. . cU ZkLLT. Nowarn?
f.9. ' UANNGTN .D.
'bAi'.t~t ., d uni , 188uct 1..,
i :tison- "II lth and&
ii Iitt- l no,"t I le f1ree, ( .
A A''!~(9,h'e.to, a.
lIen l'i' I, retinn ionld Will poatdY e(Or S0
.th l,.uIwl, tmarh, DIlmo te ,e Ha Feer.
liliy ets,,. y lIOO Jlruets r bye in
K T 1IA) LIN, rre, 7
a harlston o to v eg et e, etc
I oiFutTre,G ae
Gi > I O H T ,o eyIfr