The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, February 11, 1886, Image 4
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of she)Re t 1I
+stoa---VaMa er. Odndtte. th
t-..mhtte Aareuie . n t os+Cety at
(4'om the Neows and tGrier.) P
.'ho annual meeting of the .State m
Grange of Sonth Carolina was hold in i
the Annex of the Agr'ionitit'i 1ialiat at
11 o'clock on Wednesday morning, of
with Col. J. N. Lipscomblii the'hair. b
Upon the roll of the Orange being p,
oalled the fo'Iowing oflicers and w
members responded: Si
J. N. Lipscomtl,.'V. M.; A. P. But
ler, W. 0.; 8. A. Adams, W. L.
J. M. Striblin, steward; A. M. Aiken,
treasurer; T. W-. Hoiloway, se(retarv ;
M. P. C. Colvi, G. K.; rs.. Jtliae
Parrott, Ceres; M1 rs. A. ,.C. Adamns al
7 omona; Mrs, M. A. -Love, Flura
Mrs. E. M. Lipscomb, L. A. U,. 0
The following counties were rpe
rer-sented: Abbeville, Anderson, Chester,
Fairfield, Kershaw, Marion, Marlboro, r
Newberry, Oconee, Orangebrg, Spar- t
tanburg and Williamsburg.
After the roll had beet called, Col.
J. N. Lipscomb, the Worthy Master,
read his annual address, in whirh ho
discussed the progress made by the
Grange during the past year, and gave
some good advice as to its ftitute -con
duct. After the reading of the address I
It was referred to the cooittee uap
tpointed for that purpose. The follow.
ing committes were then appointed:
On Worthv MA>ster's"Addtress--A.P.
Butler, J. \V. Woft'ord and S. J.
Adans.
On R port of Executive Committee
J. W. fhelor,.j. B. ,McVhite and
B. I. Green.
On tesolfltlons--J. W. Stribling,
C. W. McClain and G. W. Mosev.
On Bualness and Unfiniphed inei
ness-A. W. Parroitt, Aaron Jordan
and M. J. Jelnkins.
O na uggestions for theGood of the
Order-W. K. Thompson, William
Rutledge and Jesse liatrdili.
On Auditing and Finance--M. I). C.
Colvin, Matthew White and A. C.
Stewart.
After these committees had bean apl,- b
pointed the Grange took a recess until
7:30 o'clock in the evening. tl
NIGIIT SESSIoN.
The State Grange eit at hill'-pa-t 7 ib
o'clock, Worthy Master J. N. Lips- it
comb presiding. The execut.ive comn- II
mittee preseinte( their report, which,
upon motion, was referred to the ap,- al
propriate coltnnittee. si
The Commilittefe otn suggesi tins for bi
the good of the Order report,eI iavora
bly a motion that. a commnittee of three G
be appointed at this Ine,+ting of the St
State Grange who shall,*be ktiown as in,
the legislaltivO connitteee, and who Im
shall serve two yearq. Their duty at
shall be to bring hefore the Ligi-lat nire
such matters as the State (, rouge shall I
direct andt they shall point. out anid 'Al
try to deft'st all legislation calculated (l
to injure the farlners of the State; and th
that the Worthy Maater be added as
chairinatn, and that he he anuthorized to co
call that cotlittee toSZether whenever th
deemed necessary, and that their trav- sti
eling expenses shall be paid out ot' of
the treasury of the Stlkte Gransre. This w
mnotion, on the recommulenlation of
the conmnittees, was adopted.
The Panie cotnittre also reported a(
informally on a resoluton to raise t wi
dues of the inombters of thle G rouge ti
fromn six to ten cents per qularter. TIhe itn
re port was adoted~r. h<l
L potn thet sugget.tiont of ('ol. J1. N. A
LIipscomab, Coli. A. P'. lhti Iler, thle cotm- \
missioner of~ agricututre, wais in vi ted ini
to make a reoport of htis depart tiet. Ct
'This treport emibraiced a period of six of
years atid wvas of great interest Li) all C
the miemnbers of the Grangei~r who were lih
prsn.In his report Co:tiiliriner oif
Bulersatted the expetndi iinies aitaln
receipts of the detpatrtment, andr spoke jo
of the establ ishmntil atnt subi sequ eit
abol ishmtient of' the~ ii eiration lilt-enn.i
Eighitihnde nd tE 111six l etmi grats . of
were brough t to tie Sutte' duint th~gIe tn
existenice of thle bm '- a miever.. ~m
age cost of ten dollars per~ man, lth
Corniion()ter ittlr fit her sptoke
of t,he lairge contsrhiiit ion 0' (commier- th
cia)l ferIihizer's by the fa rimiers t Itwought- tir
out te State, wic iih had becomeo of' tht
fer'tilizers hadl mor)te to do w~ithI tIme re
success or failurtte of' thle crop thIant antv tre
othter factotr. go mutcithnow dtepemnds li,
upon t he use of'hlighi grade fetbtitlizers 1h
that I thej torts of t he udipartmieit, LuI
weOtre coinig inord attil motre in de-- 1)r
mTandt, amnd the farmernos arre realmizi ng ni
molre amid more their' usetiniess aiir to
mpor)Otantce. ie also spoke of' ihe tish Itni
comm)issont andr what had beent Uacm- t;i
t)iStiOed by it, andi gave itturch initerest- lth
intce fom.atin otn tie subhject. tt
'Ihe COnittue 11 to whountt, the reptort th
of' the exocuive~' comm iit tee had beeni at
referred made thteir' report oni thme soamie. anm
'ThIs r'epotrt wias adiopteid wthl bitt th
few chiangep. Ant electitn to tilt a Cc
vacanicy In the executt ive comiiit tee of' pr
the0 State Grange, r!:itsedt by thle ex-- bat
1)1irationt (fir. T~'hotiipson's termi of' &(
oie,vas hEbhi, at:I tesuilted im the pht
alnost ungamniius mreeectio Iofa( Mr. thie
Thnfpson) fori the posItiomt- it
Trhe commitee otin the Wothiv Ma- mi
teg''s addaress thlen m1ader its$ 'ie)ort 8,
Wnichws adopted unitijmtuts. iv.' 'iv
TIhe Gramige theni adljou rmed. ' iime
BECOND D)AY. So
fThe State Granige ment at I10 o'clock,- t'r
were conufrmtei.
8iecretar.y 'T. W. Hbolh>wi'o -e t'U I Mc
anntual report, which wits referred to
the committee on tlnanmce. Mrin. Aikemn CIt
then submitted hia aniual r.eport a
treasutrer-otf the Grantge. Thi r'e >ort J
showed the fiidices of the Gr'ang-e to
be in an encouagin cn it, a cot- C
dal b,a.atloe bei ng ont handi after A.
'' . vJig paid all. the1Dne o,h I
itst year..- Thue eptrt w a refrrd to de'r
T 4 c~ommifte otn fince. (Gr<
~he $OatIce comtntee theni repotrted '
lAmy. had examinied the books of' to
r ' 'r ~lurO(ary jtnd treasurietr antd found sib
drnd Ountmotion tlhis report sh<t
ted. hil
' C,D . Cotvin, of Fair'feidi
,~io ~h n lm,he meetings. In theosub.'
6rj, Si 9rti0;a Granuges, copies B.
io~of gemnerat lteret't tti
t'
*~sf' ,n t Worthy Master
h4 o shall, with toi
*V Mee pr'oper,
n~ r I~tIgrout the4 8tate,
I ~ 4flR husionts thiereint
thmen catled uo
ud tben aptpointed f
Is last annual meet-. U
r 'T -so of orgnnizIng n
gdormat a
Is work-duripj,~.
II was readiy-r n(
reppIs sh'
tr. 'ar>tl' teo 'tsnl n dft t1iq
Sess, lated that the uni w u iuse '
u -retilained t be at'tcafd was
e selectioun of the plucl of the 1exk
nal meeting of the Grange. Mr.
trrott moved that the meeting b.
Id in Charleston. Mit. Wotlord
1)ved to amend so .as to read in '
uilba,. Tis atentimlet was adopteI1
Id Columbia was fixed as tht l)latt
meetiug. Mr. MbWhite tuove i
at the matter of the summer meet i,
1 lett to the executive colimittoo wit ,
)Wei' to act, thiM COlfite to Conter
ith the executive cillnittett of the
ate Agricultural Society. A l4pu-.e.
While on this stubject the Wo1-thr
aster spoke of the dvalctnaI t hg Ilit
ould undoubtedly result sh 'uld the
range get up ilannuaitul sttI mr cn
AlIllmelts, :uC1h asto are inl VoI-1u1
I0is the Nortorn ain( Wt-stent i
rm11ers, and told ot' what Ih Ih l*setn1
one of the eanl)utments in Pe11.
ivana.
M%r. Wolfo'rd otiered the followinr
solution, which wats adopted
Resolved, That th matter in rela
on to. the organilzation of i Grange
.tcamtmnont be attbniWd to ttubonttli
ate Granic.l and that a c-,Inlt.tt"e of
no from each county :o iipp. inted to
3port as to a suitablo location for
loch purp'lose,
'The following committee was ap
oliuted:
Abbeville, D). W. B. Mill wee; Aiken,
L.-P. Butler; Andeurson, J. WV. Nor
k; Barnwell, 1). P'. Sojor1(cr
lttrleston, A. F3. ito,e ; Cle,t'r, A I
Aove; Chestereicl, J. Douglas; (la'
n(don, J. C. Johnson; Colleton, I. S.
lde n; Darlington, E. E. IItiltl.n:
cluiellelt ,J. S. Alle; I 'ait, liet Nl)
'.seiter; Klc ilhw, . S. Ganer :
J1an0InS, Jf. WV. Wia its; Itlancatster,
. (ecki nai n, Sr.; L xIimg,on, ...I
iWenl, alterite; larion, It. B. e.ll
Vhite; Marlboro, T. If. li the:,; N:-w."
Ierri, i. TI'. C. 111lnnter: ()r:nl I 1rg-,
IA. o'. li xiler; Su1m ttr, J. S. ;u,(.i.,
rdson; Union, 1). 1 '. I i :lIitui ; ii: t.
til.rurr, J1. W. Woll'.)rd; Will : -
ll., C.. AlI.1n: York, 1B. 11.
Ia1isey; Octn., J, i. W . Stitei lr.
,A1r. Morris tl eu tin ov(.d tlt:tu the taitte
Jrienltnral ain1 Mereltlicall ti ,t
L1 inviiel t( Co-opr)eI ith the Siat.
rantgv in their moveIent to e.- Itatib,h
l 1 2Ieran e a c aIIC tlul llc lt, tanlnit .t i hll '
ric utiral anO l eeh an1ica1 k )i. .I
reiiem tld to insrtr et tei1 e') I 1nmii
c to conlFer'withi this i r:mt _e t)>tn
Ie subject A<(ptld.
The hour for adijt tlrInment h:ad a).v
-rivetl, but on n n11110i of .\r ' i'lt)nly
in the rile was SI enutl'htl anl th11"
.)Ir. ihnther 'I1 .re,stedl th:t. IIIt.
1ange invite the co-lpe atiaioll of the
ales of Iennessee, .N'rotIh l u-tolina
I Georgia in the r1'opost t tn(rit..
tt of t.li (uiange in reg ardl toannut
(''' nI'cS e Al't 5ll l'kl;iiNt
Alr. W'o1.)lrd f tnovedi that thte o-i..
Ittee app)loinledI on Ihis .nlbjeet be! in
'11 'te l to C lnIisIi -let e lt i i te Si:ite
'a1111'es of1.h 1e l)v ' a IIbove rt :;:n t t"- tI '
Is subject. Attl)ptedI.
Mr. Sieir, chairual of the spleeiatl
minulittee to whom l bi bi 1 erredl
iIrptosed:lne d con.. ls i( ) li io
tution by the Natiunt (,'r,nol nig, Ithlen
thed the report of his conlluitee
Iib was atdoited.
The Grange thtell ao(i"jtunl siine (lie.
I11medliately afi er the (h'an te h;:ltl
journed. sine (lic, the cA. N ihtz'.
referencf Moo, Jiie e klcpi'i
.il' I ? hale bitoeliu,i am. .\sse .
ol)lonlht Ber.ay F. (;rdeaItl a b'
g. ThCbimu a .r .e
nununienute Cit te Saue fl(ranu
et' plan, wineb, lif nl, ill he
otntdrful adv1 aee it al dii
Pranges.tl Th cotlit'eie ( h 'ld.
timeed at el e the oft.tn-unj1..1
the motats ag e the Stat Ai'l i n.i I
r.aB. Socity10 U realb Crltia illl M
twe pree t,e o~ i ol g) ' Ih lnts '.
The crearyread~ tti mtiteklif
ahst.eing,bto o whi were Iul. It. .
e<oi. ITh sesuel's repor n'S
esbmtedrt ted i Sohcty. Tis
potun gave )at fewailed i a hcoun ofei the
reipts an txet nitresr oth Jlo
rfrty ui eing t a ar cinchino-~
la la fair, ad hwe deanalace o
edentI~ muentoned th at th;av be~
m~led'f theScey had~ been~ eageda i
"Th State3t.A$f A.ieiralgnd. e
ical Soci t o' th a oi i":
e ertr a mice oi- h
a ne n n p nte in - fti
of (ha ucigrt ks y a d
thWpeo~'plo'c half et i'tr t, ,t eon.
eequpuntl of ti' l+lkh ettit)ple rm ark
t hat Ili ' ew rh kP6I iF,f,tight
unatil lie has> paid everv centt of obligas
..)
I t "4Iau aIt. $" (i thetb Ij ee
det:. ,))Il -~a(~'~~st ,trv
titappy ttu 1 NV,; Judtg' e If Exbl).
ti.unat 1iVidua)1 The brief- btte"
tient. of td1 sip hat of uondubt ha4
caugtht ilie "c 'Ot ' ptiagraphers il1
vory iirt of the 1 iaid, and Overy dlay
i b('re floats into the ews anfld Courii,
fl1 iteone or lore liew.py'tpers bearing
lite Ilitatale announ illetmnut, whieli
wve have inotrd, with suitable he'Id
IiIs to t'ata attetionl to the tit Which
it sts forti and to iatpress the lessor
whtii it teacles. I'f oe may judg
tro n the juterest. Which the Statement
hi.s Xeilted, a a n who goes to bed at
iai-ht, withOutt owiing anybody' a cet
: 11ord as nr:'v an iieIn i hr a' 'igilailt
prc .,S as.. Ite 11na1 Who has1 neCVer trav
Cted b.% rail, nor tastetd a tdrop of ardent
,ir-it inl his life. O ' oturse there are
other such itieli, besides the Goo'rgih
jut(i't. but people do not hear of thein.
I'hey hide in th shadow of content
ntAll, and live at homte-because thev
have hoiimes to live at. One may go on
Itaaking debts and paying thein, after a
tinit', for y'airs together, and nobody
lit aware of the fitct besides hiwnself
ind the llxions parties of the othsr'
::art. 13tt let himn once tiail. L-t the
ihuncial t?un fo down on the third day
I r:It lmi grief'. atnd 'his shortcomt
iiet, ill h heralded to all the world
Im xi torlli ng. lit order to travel
-:tely wit a crowd going down hill
n1 ot:. ke,p Iis feet and keep mov
i:,, Iovever painful and br"etathlests
tl ,,:tit may be. I1 lie fall ho will be
I I"uinpll :zid sorely bruised; for not
In ilny will s;lop to pick himl up, His
IeI:rrst rietnils, indeed, will be only
"I h:l py it' ,hey are not ptulled dowu
with ltiI, (II' do nut stumble over him.
b1 i irobably a rare thing to find a
uai who ke('pl,s wholly out.ot debt, at
ill 1 inics; who squares accounts with
1 he vor I I every lay. If t here were
in:Iy it is n1i, lilkely that we should
ll:ve h:en of the tentlelan over inl
(t 'r'i:t I-o Irotiply and so persistent
lv It :int be that yon owe only a
.v I houi'aiels, or a few hitireds,'or
at 1'W 1i1lIS (,t' d(Iltt1ri, and that %'our
aLse"i aIe fit' i!n ac'e('s ftt' you' liabili
iI=. If* sO, blesseI are you; bit your
l it it:1 is not oil the bench alongside
ofur Georgiia exenmplar. Youtr
"iprop1' I hace is oi t e in xious seat -
unll dImlh)hiIs y"ou occupy 't mnuch of
0our tite, ill the solitude of your office
r % ( our' libu'aty. If' the balanCe is
1:tainit .yolu, ofCcourme, thiough 1 ever soi
lit le, :uid( the surplus assets are not iI
votitr case is the Coinnion one.
\i tt are in tIebt. If' yon own ia dollar,
(11d1 owe a dolhtr and a dinr. only, you
a lh ng to the great majority. You
r1', 1. a cents belil (l, :n1d the odds are
hat yuI Will tiid it haid work to
'atch ti. ''hat dime is the meaSlre
t' nos t of you:, present.I trouibles. it
s higgeI' ill you I' eyes t.ht tho dolla11',
taid well nigh blote out the light of the
iu. It weighs yott dow n by its ab
,''i'e. It fettes'S your hands because
hecol.tt touch it. The.. tilny eagie
soii'td o penii it gro ws anad becoines a
yeou, a nittderi'n Prom inethens, are help
ltlihtedt to the rock ot' debt.
uhi' e ii iou t':uiolnt buyt on: right
w 4 t ylu h:i'e not yet carned. Tl'he
It ti rowr i, --'rvtt Ii the iettier', antd
i, .t"i woubil be t ruly face -free fton
onnt:ist, tnd anntoyantce, and anixic
boror n u i er' tioneyC nOtr gotis that
tin- hi p:Ii t iii "a* lit tIe Iater." If
lh-ht , aind :11''not tntw ini debt, do not
."e'k to) le:w byi le(x perienee wvhat ii
ninr IThe dliW,fere'c, int t'ewest
worids, is the (difl'rence beCtweenI hay
iui yta' tutub undttier wvater atid hay
WA'hen thle tide is at y'ourl chin-when
b;ul enghgI. Aither linchite meanis
lrinii li g, it latnother' dol lar' of debt
mtetanus IItat tudl inch. It. is of' not,
imuih pt'ictieal itioent whether' the
wtttrs coiverI your1 eyeLs onily, or go
iver yorihear. Yo'.; are in detbt, arne
int fte i'El of ttrouble, ait<l can tnevcr
Iraiw antherci peactefu'tl br'eath until the
3 herie ire (other' than peltiary' doebts,
i"n'b avidedti. ilei't every obli
orit bakiupt, who hauve a faiir balanace
Im her tuci t ini thle batik. He not
ighborwt atI yiii (.ed. So otily 'mar
otn hay your headit oni yourit pilIow it
ita" n t.vCti* Iihht, antd so, at the clos
Sto yot tina eits'n h wlp
"i' t'.1Itt-ry of.t hisuouch abioutihim
udlit's dotwni to ph-a'sant dreams.
^ T 'EIn: nIun1: T A I.E (I.- Th aEsAg.
het Narroiw ist o antl A uxerian Crowt.
Capiht. Clark-~. of the AmiJ'Canlt ship
"unk Nt'A. Th/aer,, hias artrivedl ut
mu thtil oti thte Cape stftem', byi
lieb htle wvas pie'kd u~Inp at sea, h'e
'hiteCs t hat I le Thwayer iwas biound fori
.ncltnd wiithI a inixeid ew i, ichild.
igt iVwo Manliilla seamteni. TAhese, two
iu'i At (l tuponl deck onae niight ad
rmed' wiah kiv es lasthed to poles
It,e ked iwio 0 'llct'rs, kill ig thlemn it
'ntIy. Tlhriee sailors, the only ones
ii dtk , were quiick ly dispatched.
tt. Clairk, hearimi tg thet shieks of' th li
'owtv, ruashed' oni leek in his itighat I
irt. Thie Mantlllanas slashedt htimt Ier- I
bly3 andt he biarely3 escnped with his<
Ie. A Itet' a dlesper'ateo struiggle tin I
'tike away tromt hIs assailants ad
ushlig to hIs cablin, locked himselti
.Thc Mantiltains bat tened downi the I
itchets andiC kepit thecatpta in and( crew
leiw deck onte diay amid i hi, The t
.ptram1 ihaIly' fir'ed thriotug I the sky- i
hit at one tuf' the mtineeris atnd i
itunited him, itn the th{. h man
ihedh to the Siderot theNs9 I.an
aped overCibtd~'. i he othaft '.ffuti
er1 thein wemnt below dired the oa'goi,
Id rtur ltning to the0 deck jumraped ito
~O seat. Te'rrijfied to madnesa, the
rew forcedI thieraay on dock, low'
'da eboat aft rowved &Wat ye 11
lp waenamd TIooe wi
t beor the
6 t * t'
--Another cold waye has ttruck the
Northwest heavily.
-Iree ohilraen werd drowned at
Douglastuwn, Na .-while sliding.
-The profits rSlg i ing prison
last month were p,0o2.17.
-Greece 1rote aatasInater.ference
by the Euopean powers.
--The total " effective force of the.
British regular army Is 201,000.
-Cudntei'feft 'liver dollars .arc In
oir"3nlation in Uhurlotte, N. C.
--Initiatory steps Are being tako
in Louisville to abolish lotteries in;
Kentucky.
-The priyato banking hobse of
Ritseingor Bros., Indluaupolis, Ind.,
has tailed.
--Alexander Heinowski, a painter,
wa8 burnt to death in Charlotte, N. C.,
by his lied accidentally getting on fire.
-Alexander Henderson, husband of
the fatuous comic actress, Lydia
Thompson, died recently.
-A fire at Cochran, Pulaski coutv,
Ga., caused the loss of $15,000 worath
of property ; insurance about one-half.
-The wino crop of France for 1885
was the smallest known in thirty
years.
- -Gen. David lunter, a retired
army officer, died suddenly iu Wash
ington.
--Ex-President Roberts of the Au
gusta,. Ga., Bank has been released
troml jail in .New York on $10,000
bail.
-The heaviest snow storm ever
known has occurred in Kentucky ; in
some places it was twenty-seven inches
deep.
-A Northern man can now start a
row inl live iniuntes in Florida, by
Carryig a pair of skates across his
shoulder.
-C. Ml. Beck and J. M. Barnett,
"society men," have been arrested in
Fort Wayne, Ind., for robbing2 trunks
at the railroads.
-Senators Butler and Logan had a
slight tilt in (he Senate last week; but
"Black John" had to retire without
scoriug a point.
-Ca per Auch, a wealthy resident
of New Orleans, recently deceased,
left .$275,000 to several 1resbyterianl
liaritnable societies.
-Mrs. flarriet Brewer, of Caldwell
Station, N. C., was burnt to death by
the explosion of a kerosene lamp on a
tab!e at which she was sitting.
-The resideiiceof Samuel Williams,
near Trenton, N. Y., was burnt last
week, and Williams and his wife per
ished.
-An explosion of a powder house
oft tie new Croton Aqueduct on Thure=
day killed one manu and fially wound.
ed anlother.
-Bolling Parker, a farmer, murdered
his wife and sister with an are, near
Suffolk, Va. lie is thought to be in
sane.
-London is considerably like New
York, inasmuch as there are a trood
muany iutpectlnious Americans there,
il, is said.
-The cost of maintaining the desti
,ute in the poorhouse in Londo was
less dlurm tg the latter half year of 1885a
by ?G8,456 thani for the same period
of 1883.
--A tire in Brownwood, Texas, de
stro.s ed the~ po~stoliIce and a.mosut the
catire bulsiae.s portion of the town.
boss abu t, $55,000 ; inmsuranace $31 ,000.
-- HIenary Lamubert, was attacked by a
h ure owl ini a barn in Connecticut and
was bad ly clawed abount the face bef'ore
lie succe.eded in killing the bird w ith a
.-Ghulstonie is greeted by the people
with vocil'erous applauso whle."ver lie
appears. Ini a spieech at Portasout h
last week he said his future life was
certain to be short.
-Col. Wmat. Markhamn, of Atlanta,
hats jut s.retred from his orameg
groves in Florida, and says there is
nmot a soum it or-ange in that, state. The a
trees, hiowever, are all right.
-Ex-President Roberts, of the Au
gusta Banik, charged with hypothecca
(ion ot houds(1 of the Bethlehem Iron
\Vorks, has as last beetn surrentderecd to
the New York officials.
-A freight and passenger traIn col
lIdedC( on thie Chiesaipeake anid Ohio
,Railroad, ntear Stautont(i, Va., ont
'l't,usrsday. Firemain G itings was
killed and several piersonsa wound(edl.
-Snow falls all around Salida, Col
orado, bait seldlom In the town. At
present the surroundinag country is
white, while (lie streets of the towvn
are (dry an ad duosty and the suni shinles
br'igt and warm.
.-oS,tar to be trained( to duty
withl sent i els in at he Germian armyv at
maghat ott out host. ity ; It Is belie'vad
hese sagacdious anaimals wvould mote
readly scen t danger' than a man anad
uooner give wVarnting.
-A tman niamed llenry Warner was
rtun over antd killed by a Marrlandl
PiIradroadl traina the dlay after (lie~bira-rh
of is thirty--thaird child. The romad
ought to be marde to paly heavy dami
ages to the Genteral Governmeinit.
--TPhe Knights of Labor of' Tro,
N. Y., huavinag b)o. cottedl a stove ( tam ii
thiat city, thie enagineers of the D)ele
ware anad Ilitdsons Railroad refuse to
,ani Ia car load of the firm's goods.
lrtoulea it nticipated.
--The C ourat of Appeals at Amilens
lecideCs that Catholic prtiests mlay'
rnarry, notwtithstandaing the decision
>f the Comart of Cassatona In 1818. The
uirher Court las niot yet inaterfered
vit h the decision of the A mlens Court.
--A bill has been Introduced In the
eniate by Seuautor Jackson for the r'e
ief of tbe M. E. Chumrch South. It
appropr'iates $15'0,000 to pay for the
mtIidogs, material, &a. , usel, In.ju redl
>r destroyed by the United States
rmny In Nashville.
-Abnser I. Benson, the fhgitive ex
residenmt of the collapsed Pacinec
anik, IBostoni, who now resides neat'
4t. Cataharine's Caniads, hats been In
erviewed, and declares that lie acted
oneastly In wreckIng the bank and
hroate.ns to imlinicate others.
-Alfred Smith, a tesident of Cloe-e
anmli 0., wk.11% uttder the Influence of
iqtuor, killed hits Wife and Mrs. LouIsa
r. Wlson, a visiting friend, with a
atnmer', and then, enthis own throat.
rho attempt ,o the wAte to obtain a
e ws te cus
StA**A D eo.8mkata s
(1WQ ricpq$4r oporter4 Uato t At DI91.
'ty Th)lti t. ttu to Otker Troubles.
(Spccia? eo Me ,_quta hro,nwe.)
S *nIA, F'eb.2.--Ior several dayi
paitf N. G.:Mlm ale0, ths C;ointpbia
cot .6 ndetitnftlhe.Neto-and G ourrier,
and Mr. ,T. J. Lamotte, the local cdi
tor" of thn Uolun,bia Register, havo
been geitly tparring at each other
ceilcorning,A newH Item. Th:+ mnor'n
II the'lqegieter had anl article headed
i''WA,T ip oc Olt WHAT?'
A ItI4OpflTAY1di \$Ew9 O.AT)Et1RR M11
-'+ 1A' li1 OR sAN ITEM-TimE
$ 01t'rxlt # OMTEx EX"I'Lt,Xs IT
$EFQ1tld Tita 111rANAiyI C?. L'T IT
oQ-notErhDy Alg OY1 'T.''rA1 l(DN. 0.
U- IISTAxk K rimEf II3(IIs rTYr,1
The liegiater t'hon wei t on to dis
elaim certain - chargees .trule by the
Nc,eb bet$d , ),-i' crreasponduent,
and, i i'a1llier etenphatic litgnago de
niod certaiuatutenents that had boen
made by the' correspondest.
About l'olock to-day, whil Air. "
Lamotto was lIn the offic of the 4.n
tnissiotfr of .Agrilutl.ro, Mir on.
zales entered, and, after seaking to v
several gontlemot Vh1 were ti resept,
advanced quickly upon Mr, - Lamotte
and dealt him a severe blow With hle
fist, under his left eye. Col. l34u1er at
once caustht Mr. Gonzales, and other
gentlemen hold Mr. Lamotte and* pre
vented fui'ther blows. T
AN ATTEMPr TO IIORsE-WIIIP.
Later in the (lay Mr. C. A. Calvo.
Jr., the ,proprietor of the Itegister, met.
Mr. Gonzales in front of the News and
Courier office, and a^Saulted hii with
a whip. Mir. Uonzai('s caught r. to
Calvo around the neck u,td, drawing U
his pistol from his pocket, struck his eo
antagonist several times over the head. eff
Sheriff ltowa,, who happened to be a<
coluveniet,t.ly tnear, seg:.ra!edth e com-, lot
batants. It is hoped that no further "t
trouble will follow. hit
to]
EXCITED OVERt TlE AFF.AIR. to
The city is very ,tuch excited over da
a
the occurrence. All of the gentlemen t
arP bhdhly rei"ardeiI, atud opiuiou i inm
equally divided as to who is to blame li]
In the matter. In the prescot warlike he
attitude of t,he South Carolina press, a
your correspondent r"etraiis from comn- ni
ment. of
LATRi. he
The diffliculties between the news- thi
paper people were contlnued this ar
if'ternoon about 4 o'clock Mr. Wil- ho
liam Calvo, brot her of C. A. Calvo, rai
tnd Mr. Gonzales niet on Main street, tii1
and both drow pi.stols pretaratorv to tui
t fight, when a policcinan anad some ar<
Jyatandlers intork-red. The olicemnan t h
was severely hurt by .ir. Calvo inl his t
Ittem,pt to (1isarn himt, but he finally ow
mcceedcd inl ittu(icing h in to desist wh1
und carried him to the station-house. w
[o was sub scquently released.
wa
Since the above report 'Mr. Gon- 13.
al:s alnd ir-. W1'. 1. Ca:lvo have been cot
tkten befto,re the May or of ('Cltumbia mo
nL1 fiined each tesi (lottars for carrying hat
1 concealedl deadly weapon. Mr.
W. It. Calvo was fined twenty dol
ars l'or (lisondIerlV conduct on the
treets. Both partice have been bound
>vcr to keep the peace, and both will
>c indicted in the Court of Genjral
essionsa for carrying a concealed
veapun. In this lat ter case the Sherifl
>f lichiland swore out the wauranut.
The MIayor O~ in!onedh the case
Igajinst Messrs. N. Gz. Gonzales and
J. A. Cal vo, -i'. Oin accounit. of the
at ter's Iiability t o at temd. Mir: C. A.
Tialvo, .JrI. wvill alsoi be bounid over to~
-The Quieen ol' MaIiag:ascar goes to
Banday(hL schioo I, but shte passes in to thie
lipel, wVherei- gtids withI Ii xedi bay'
>ti(:ts and~t ten. deejp. Wi lina the
haipel, where 1,.000 p)ersonsi mii ad
eats, lie Queen sits high noo a
briione at the side of the pulpit. An
iglish inan , wIho atIclete a sess1in of
lie school r''eentlyv, was strutck with
lhe frequent use ofith 1w ordo "civiliza
ton" byv those w ho spoke andi prayUed
ii the nativ tl0 ong ue.
'--The Germani Gov'er'nment has or
Ieredl at inmhoi' of Pilish p)aper's to be
Peized f'ou eniunini g oin thie r'ecen.t
liscuission~ in (lie iIeichstag.
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Modical Truph of the Ay!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss ofappetice, Tiowels coiittie, l'itn In
the head, with a dull sensation in the
back vart1, Pain under the nihouider
blade, Fni1ess after eating, wiIth a dis
inclinatton to erertion of' body or maind.
Irritabilit ty of tom p'eri, l.ow spiri ts, with
a feeling ethaLving neglected meo duty.
WVeariness, DizLzinoss, Fluttering at the
IIeart, Dots before the eyes, IIcadache
over the r'ight eye, Restlessness, with
finl dreams, hIlghly colored Urlne, and
CONSTIPATION.
TUT T'M PILLS are especially adlaptcd
to such eases, one diiso fcts such a
chiang. offeolingo- to intsiitostrieer.
They Increase the .1 i'petIte,nndi euse the
bcdy to Takte on icalei. thw. the Mn-tem in
niouri'shed.nndlu by; sh'r'I'n Action on
iho ihlgestive Org.ans, Iteenlfar Stool. nre
roued'rlceMije. 4laluurra t4t..iV.Y. .
TUTT'8 HAROVYE. /
ORAY IIArn orW cKa hanged to a T
GLossr LC by a single application of Gra
this DrE. It imparts a nauturai color, acts
instantaneously. Bold by Drugglsta, or A
tent by express on receipt of gl. t,o
filoo, 44 Murray St., New York.
A
tiliz
Vin
A
F
Did y out Sup- pub
>ose Mustang Liniment only good
or horses ? It lis for inflarnma
on of all flesh.d
S ?f\n 4 - S
, . tre e , , 1
a WALTa.iIAi, ta
-sa a e a o , De
aoaeaucs Alataexoortpinpeta Artwe
w CS1etb srodselag the early mornieg cough and sU ms.
lee the al S4 o throw t, the tAl.e membraue in troop and
hpla.oo. hee eombioed with the hLin moot.
ai{oeaarioMoslpl. loth. mullets plant ortke ,old dei6e, pro.
1A 'anoaa at oti he r Gum at
Aasteefle.t known temedy Its Cou;hs,_ aroap
LO A LbMs Co.:w ndso palatableasu
us to tate It. Ayo hourdretdM fdr It. r.ae
Va.nto s" a t ohfldthe cr .F t h
-cte : sincer wae hadet.W a
T EXAN TALK.
1iO sues Sn O Atlanta Artleli
has Ac evt In the Lone
t taw State
'We Live anti Permit Others to Exist."
DEXTER, TEXAS March 15, 1885
LOOD BALI Co.: It is gret. pleasur
,s to state tc lef that you r 1t.1.
mes the lead of all eeut priiers in tv
i utry, olt ccotlt of ti cures it hali
ected wlice w huve handled it. We la
as of scrofela i o r aelghborloo,
ei setrenkg, who had used all nteit
hdicines t. hip u weare teoy elB. ed t
i; besidts this, ie ais h had several de
s attending Will1, butt everything faill(
effect a y good. Id grew -I'rse ever
y, n( had n t left his bed for the l
mfonths. We had seen 11111 sevara
le-' ini our little town, though It has beel
-re thai fifteen months since we last sav
IL, tu we llpose this wirs the alimt ti
wis able to cnie to town, as hle live
out eight hiles In the country. Ill
me is Serveaka, and ae get a ninhbo
his to. prsuaie hirm to try 13. er, an
h br using only ONE ilo'tr.i lie left ti
I for the fir-t time in six mlonIths.
1,o thd present time le ab used wes
i three bottles, Ile is walkin
1,t Visiting his rieids i n the neighbo
A(. le lots gained st renlgtii il( Ifie'8
)idly. All pcr91 tleis sores are hendlin
ely, aid you cnevr sa happier nti
Jn 1 ,c( i;. Nearlyv evi ryboiIy for intilei
ildI:es herd u this wonaletl cure
I :tidI Ntn neey t bl'ood remedy call fo
dI. L. 13.
ye had a ease of nasal caltarrlh in oumt
ni family (a litte Cuir of four years old),
o has bee tisin B. t. B. for about tw
eks, and1 already seemts to be abtoutt veIll
1e ave omly three bottles left, ani
lit 30ou to ship lls six dozen bottles.
e take lteasrce it reeending
bI. g. as a medicine titl oidentir
Iislemnee of Itle I llh!ie. Its alct.ion is
re rpid t s aury blood revnio(l we eve
udled" LII1: B -tOS
at h'nd- roith Secreios,Clironio.,
thaumaftis meBloodo eisning, iceran
It ism ed ofelie fo Dysentry,ov i,
ghenera-ous dindTevryd dises,
beineraslWe ak sis,rvos and Mentanly&
re bilooity, a souvereignreyvoLiverf
Cmlainot.an diseases ofinte Konia
wI hariu aur ve
nsoFor iigorig theucin
athn stmith iSecruneualledi.
smalflrWine-psasfull. thee tmaha.
odtabyaldisas ad her gedneray
Joexcellntpri etam & ranna .
icn pet r ot te $u1.00.n
Soubb sy uanm its a'hghlnentra
tmv3 ) &r_
odb aetlizl orit and dcrops gnrly
roLEY COTTHON AN CORNA COM,
rotlps n alol, Cargelyuscdby th Tre
HLAHELEMNT.ASerych
r for Cotton, Corn and10 Small Orain OIs
s, ete.
SHILEY DISfSOLVED BON E; ASHi LP
.(a--for use alone and in Comlnpost heat
r Tlerms, DirectIins, TIestianuials, and
Ilcations of the Comnpany, address
,vr,yTIE ASItT4LEY P11IOS
tett
SBiaE m'E
'j I
AClear Skir~i~.
s onI a part of beau -
p6itart. Eves1~
ayy have at ; atleast what
lik- pt. -11
Balm both freshens and
beattifies.
"fleshn i -a
PiaflOs and it
r ---- om'rOiHE
WORLD'S BEST MAtERS,
FACTORY PRICES ONT THI EA,SIE'r
TERMS OF PAYM NT.
EIGI[T GRAND MAKERS -AND' O'T
THREE IIUNDRED STYLES To
SELECT FROM.
PIANOS:
e CIIIC'KERING.
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ORGANS:
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.ORCHIESTRAL,
alid BAY STATE.
Pianos aid Organs 'delivered, freight
paid, to all railroad pointo South. Fifteen
days' trial and freight both ways if not
satisfactory.
E 'Order and test in. yopr own homes.
COLUMBIA MUSIO IOUSE,
Branch of
LUDDEN & BATES' S. M.- H.
N. W. TRUMP, Manager,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
"MOTHERS
NO More Terror! Not only shortena
the timie of labor and
Ilessens the intensity
No'More Pain ! of pain, but, it
greatly diminishes the
langer to life of both
No More Danger I njother and child, and
'r* cond itioni highly - a
vorale to speedy re
Mother or Child, iYi o -d e
vuisions, and other
- alarming sy m t omna
Tereaii or .iueidenIt to s wor
The lmainful labor. Its
Mohe hodtrui ~vnderfu eca
I 1viOtnrhotde it th clledn
TranMformed to TilE M (O T H E R'S
i'iEND) and( to leo
0anedason of the
H Q ~ie-aving remedies
of the nlineteenthi een
end rom the -ure -of
tihe case it ti of
Y ours be un< rstood
I iht we cannlIot pub
, ih certificates eon
Woawi thoutwnnith
deir c t ofhe. w es
Sty ande p Eas te etr we havel ,hunrd
G1cT;:MN:...Du.ig are r n i mther
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livry411( ICocr wlil 1,veJrs BaPin b
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Your.'trouule,
tamketo (ubic, Jue 1ter 188.reey,th
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ca,writ h t he happiest result i nllavlh every
knstne. Itharlesaor veals, htcsde
lipr and ece, N-anaiEs FET
oc,anencd o o rou thie rdea
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