The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, September 25, 1891, Image 4
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&'- Do right! , fti. t,
An i let tli* fools laugL oe.
To-day they're hers?to-morrow font;
v Whlio tbey ?rith folded arms surray.
Treed duty's path and clear ths way.
Be brave. though k?g and dark tbo night,
More always brings ths glorious Hgbt;
Look up, and fair ambitions flame
Shall light you on to wealth and fame.
Fight on; ths world shall know your name.
Do right!
^giggmegK uo ngttt!
*nd ^ i>COrr'. ? j
Whan grateful thousands bless
They'll feel oold want and sore distr*'* ?
So battle bravely, light to wjn 1
Fear not the strife; best not the dir.
Bear well the crow the crown to win
Do right! I
? ft. J. WDermott, in .V#u> York ??/ *.
a^hip,
.To Taliaferro's father was poor, his
father bad been poor before him. aoJ
his grandfather back of him again. It
was in bis great-grandfather's days, and
through his great-grandfather's hands,
that the money bad slipped away from
the family. Since then no one had bad
the energy to replace it
'It war too much trouble," said ?he
Taliaferro?, who pronounced their name
t'Tollyver."
Jo's father did makr a half hearted
effort. He wandered from his home in
Alabama up North somehow, and ran
away with old Snyder R Simes's daugh
ter and only child. bnyd?r p. Simc.
lumber merrhant, w?s a Maine uniti who
had utnde his pile himself and meant t??
keep it. He burned his daughter's let
tens unopened and made .anew will.
"If my money's to h? spent in riotous
living, I meaD to spend it mrself." he
said, buttociog up his pock'^s.
Mrs. Taliaferro burst into tears when |
the first raw her new Southern home j
began to cleau ?be house. This sh-- con
tinucd to do until thf day of her dea'h
Bfae nevei learned to adjust herself to
her suiroundinge, nor that it is sometimes
a good woman'* duty t.? ignore
dirt She noshed and scrubbed and
cleaned, and was finally swept out of
this world on a sea of soap suds --mother
martyr to the great god of cleanliness.
She left one little boy behind her.
named Jo, to the cure?or, more piop
erly speaking, to the neglect?of his
father.
"Do ycu see that man said th' su
perintendent of the great Brookvillc
glassworks, which Northern < ip?ta' had
lately planted in Brookvilh < ?nly A!
sbama. do you sec that man'' hr was
pointing ou? Jo's fa'hn WVII you
will nevei see him doing "by more 'han
he is Dfi'v. Nobody vet saw him work
Ffe eats drinks, clothes himself, h?r *
roof ore! his he ad, and no* a ceo' in li;s
pocket. Now. how does h* do it'* And
there are a dozen like him abm* here
1 tell you, the mysteries of Paris are
nothing t> th< nivsteries of Brookvill"."
And hi we i an never pern*" *<ur inuids
to dwell on i subject without hearing
from !t again within twenty foui hours,
that same day the superintendent re
reived a letter from Jo.
nalihSwWfl^ffttiay feuf'tihW" sWSufftf-1
ing dubious or shaky in the spirit of the
composition.
' Mister Sun?rinf?ndant f wu I like a Fla
in'jor employ .To Tolly,
*' S - faliaforro fs to lous and qtiar.
'I he superintendent laughed as he
toueri this evident result of noxious labor
in the scrap basket. The next week he
r tired ? f?r simile of that letter minus
the putts iipt, to which he nccot.leel s
ftiniln' Meatmeut. but wb"n he ?dit those
i lire strangling character? on mi enrel
ope in hi= mail ?hr third week h" opened
if with an amuscl curiosity
"Mister Sup*rin*?n1ant I wret yon
Letters and bar no ansu ! wnd like to ha
in voi employ buf ' Want wan I rnu- .u' a
jon, ?'|? sse sir ansa*- and obliy
Jo Toi.LV
The superintendent's hatvl with the
papei in it hovered ovet the scrap basket.
Then hf Ir?w it back. At his call i
weak kn^ed young man came in from the
outer office. I
"Have* you room feu another bov out
there?" the super intemcieot asked. "you
v"v<. Well. then, write to this appli
mm and tell hiin he nruy come on trial "
Fot the tirst few weeks Jo Tolly was
like t nt w born puppy out in the wrld
with l>ic nvpi. ?hnf
' Vo'i look you, Tolly,"
the lift I < t t k. ' Now, 1 smarted |
. tit with n ? money, iv> <lu< itiun, n |
ftu kit'^, end hcie I em, 'ill by k?""pmt: |
IT! \ HP.' I'Cfltfl.
( be ilttk with the weak kutf - ?' uoL j
/> -n :i:o, he ? *?i 1 ' I've '"?c\ t
? . boD*H, , fit finriui.
n: < t'T fifteen ve-il-. .in'l !1 It :l rent to
i.'.O" fn; it
i? ?nre'd tr.f 1 if r?i Idy f i- act big. ,
! m et o< l.'bi- eve*- troir on* to thf ? *n _i
ar.d SH.fl Hi'thtD^' l!?* inrely ttike |.?a* '1
whets b? did, it wa- with n <i? t?* ;.?'?
v f\ ne*- n hivh barely < aped ? dnO
f'= .t i;r pmxlrrn<t nil that lie h?a* 1 in
K , Iw Uli noi.nrenflt f,-?* t>-- ' ,!V ^
p tftpydom f*!I f: *tt? him and h< Incline
l Fatifcfae'orv fixture in tlie
Th>' Hn-okxilk trlas* Woskx w*i' a
r'.nn cc; | jtior T he} had l"? Ji. i? Uj
* " >.i ' ut::i?'tti<J in rca n!' the *?
!' 'f! for '.hr'; w"?k? Then Is.-irtr?
It :a tiro f.ottj?'- ha:'a 'lie it ,
i'D''. tbey bought li tr.t th r>rnt?any
M Mt.nnd live ] mder la\v> of thni <li
en >r* m?Ki!ij:.
H:s* ?hi r? was a Nabo' h'? vine yard in
ihe ir-ntre of the ?ettI'nunt.
Th? trouble was that ?'1?1 (' lout I lay
irspe< o his aru '.\Mun?. and refu-e 1 to
iist'ii to any propo-ition reg*-,"ling their
for t1;?. "vineyard w i? ; lamily
t'.ir in . gi o i l'! tht"- time.
I'tif ' '.ijt'-rin1* n*'"0? vainly repiesentcd
f t:ia' tft'- bones should b< ? if tn!!y
I' lUOVc I.
rhey ;jr* e.i t"t inearth b\ this time,
?: . raid Colonel Jay. with ?tateiine??.
"When I sett that ground, sir, I sell
tlu-iu. So you will not mention it again,
t you please, sir.'1
Alter tliat, the superintendent, who
cvpcctci a pistol in every Alabama
p r.Kei, did not tare to open the subject
again.
Ain't Ton ever gote' to cell, Colonel
Jetasked !o
Ht had piddled across the creek
which separated the glass works from
tne old man's house, and "'as
hi.n1; on lii< pore'i with him in the
>? di^hi.
sir. Nor I aiu't ever 9 to
"vjouioiouatc again, ueithor. I told
no?c Dixe* they might bury their little 1
babby then, and whet did they dot '
Laid it right on groat gr-mdauot 'Liza.
I went and told thou they'd got <
to take that babby oS. But it >
r-arn't pleasant. I won't accommodate
again*" i
' And you ain't ever goin'a to Mil, <
Colonel Jay?" <
Look here, Jo," aaid the colonel,
tesiilv, how old arc you? Eighteen i
I year#. Well, I guev? von ? c
, <u soon a- you remember anything. Did
you ever know me change my
mind? That tgrounrf aio't-erer-to-beI
dlaturbod t" " <
Joe turned hi* full blue eye* on the *
oolone'.
"Ho? about when you die. Colonel 1
Jay?" bo askc 1 iu hi., moil deliberate 1
speech. '
Th* colonel war Maggere I and
showed rt. i
4 If f wer. yon." Jo went on, now
looking over th-- water. ' I'd fix that
w hile I was able Tiier>-1 a whole acre
thcie. and there nn't but one end of it 1
in grave I'd sell ?t ill uudei a deed
th:?t would iu:?k? fh? uian wh<? bought it I
keep the grave end im ? and clean, and '
the gust rut- aud pcrhap- flower*."
Colonel Jav rose iroiu hi* chair.
' Boy. he tried, "you re riirht' Why '
didn i I think of that '''
Th< :i his f.ue fell suddenly.
Bu' who d l? fool enough to buy'"'
1 would. uisw?red Jo. stolidly, and
i( I dun ? pay you a li\?ndred dullat* for
it in i jmi lime, you an take the
' ground bark nnl all the Improvement? on 1
IT." I
What fh' improvement " ?\*af, the I *
?h"!r works ? ,ort knew
' '? l olly b >t ?r?- n i* th?" ??1 k of the .
I?1 *? * I' 11111' more fh in a slunty,
liir tl" 111<0111; miiim learned that the
sh.iutv h ? I no >U of I?.- t juilify and |
l??nei |ir . . no br hr!i< than fh*-com i
Inii' hi'i'l-Mi* stoieho i*r hid on ,
I V
t ! > !?..
If up r vei r pretty outside but I
f'iod ti hi* b no "1 in. -aid ' ?, mod ^
mtly lo I'- ioi' if fh* ?'< !! * ' k-d will* t ;
t spppf ill rrv money fh n
'! h rion?v r'f'ired ' "f f srr.nl ^
I'm i" I;' > In hi I jjoMfp by au* tioniny
ill Ij* 'v. ':<? o?I "vf ivl;ii 'i covered him, j
tod t!i< bit t lie 1 >v ihvh he stood. ^
i'h" re.*t of fV fi i f hi I b??n sold aliim'*
t" f'n? virOni t-j> lone before. I(
'I'hfre h.vl been ti > "m to interfere in
hif reinvestin<?nt, his fjthn having per- ^
foitiled tin fir" el aceful net in hi*
worthies* 1'fe by sb'ppiuw out <>t it it
this ojin.jitnne time *
Flour sp*nd if ill in shoestrings and
r.i \ . mdv. T Ily." fh supe'inti-ndeot s
had "i <1 r?|f o m bank and try to
I en." i i. '. ' > iio'ik hint, That's j -j
h. vi- " | ,,
ye- piid ' ?ui?*r.t!-MT"iy but
it th> ? imp 'l.-.p i1 ? n? !: h:f mv. nor _
did i.e follow it
\ f11 * 11!r 'l I! y "'.,; " ii* only open f(
:i? in db.iud 'o - lit-: 1 on 'h- customers -t,
11tri ! l b i business tjrrw a y
.*:i.!: ! >\ !.<*p* -ton' bv lay rid wis asi
fai" the | 'prii'or (? yjgnt
! *h ! In f hinl- you'd dire. .to, I
sho ildo os bel," ,-iid th* wonk-kneed . ,
r!-f.. i?.h.>t mo t-iu-pe" his enterprise |
hv Pit. "?* *? arid iff?' nightfall Why, I j
ninild.i t oven lik? the chief to fee m?*
t?o|- in hv|... \nd how c in you sleep
riglb ne\f to 'hoc? era vest ' f
J lik* tbeiu, sua to. showing the ;
''[AlJUV1 interest Vn ^ettmg^rcal^ 1
fed like F knew Aunt .fane. ! (
" Dear fnan Is. repent, n > morn delay, fv
F >r d?!?th will eo.ii" to take no nay; ! *
Be al?'iys ready nizht an 1 day. : if
>"'i I lenly ?va? soatene ? away I n
I f e! mis* like sh? was if *o me I H'
every *im? F re- J it
l'iv ' id i lerk ?he >f th< peeld j ^
eye-' il*o paid 'o a vi-;? but h> citi* ^
in i--. Itoi I ?F *\'ih md examined [ ^
everything. i ^
FF< bushel i go < I l-il. nl look*"! ..
i* ! >'? p! n i'l fn~< < uri< nly !
Vo i r b-M king against i big con ^
otr. b?- li" ii 1 I t-'.l you you'll y
hiv |.> wi??k lik* in ? ?t? hi k like a
steei." j M
Jo. smiling hi - M;<nl nth* =-t >i pi-1, | ,,
clow >>!>! ->. Iist< u* I to e->;h one in i *%id i t|
Do*lllllg , ,
A yet tii? f.iprnot ?nJen? hi I eaid n;
no'hing eitliei. hut 'In* tan*
?)n? day, its .To wh- pissing through *1
Vt\w \.\,?. " \ *r
V
' Folly," Fk said, carelessly, ' how i ,,
m ue'.i do joii hold y<>u> I nod it " j :
What <|o you think ir wordi = ir," p
inquired Jo, r*spectfu?iv t
".Vot much." I I'
F'vo oof mv s?orf imiit md pa?d for '
out of it," .! ? lunt ;> as t'l ? i_/;i . a 1 r i I
latin:; aloud I'v? piil f.ii rrv land *
: \
trio ii'isimv- ?? 51 j'-vjuu '1!: 1 - ?
^ "it ihV'1 h <v?rk to think !t ivr in
Mid tic ?'tpc:? .? hi-'iiy
>.? t> tt .lay w?.k ''? "r?rri th?
5'ip' nrtT |? n' ? Hi - * 4t! . .j fn f ?*
hi' 'lc?k ,
U'<-!l 1<Mlr ?v ' " * r*-':r**-s:vi
61*, m hv i' :*
It "rM th' ii'12 ? I ) H ' ;h i If
Wh'-J ' I * "J L>' '' 'j'.'': "I ^ I 1 1 ?.? ,
re-, vi. 1 >)? kr"a ?h?* h? '* -> 1 "? :
ni?ii. ?r; 1 ? fh* "i?
'tin t'.v " h*?' * ' 1 'in it w-i
Lift II1
Th- 'in> tor- < jut'lo'? < n- d*- -u'-i ?
> J.i i< - ?? - ?i"i !? n")Tin ' t>* "
iv t'I" it t- th?* 0
\ k)r v.. i 1 J
km1* it ain'* " r'ii rr . , ? vi-holy ,
l' i. ni?
I h?-n fi*' r ' )? 1, ' vlr"
, (n>'C f i very ?le.itly to j . i ,'; t'
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I ii?- ?i.
I 1 11 1 .
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Ml' i?< l - ?:n': ill'
| v.. 1 don't ho !- . I MI<-N
1.1 * I V I
I owii* i !) 1-*j I
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Vi?
I 'J'- 1 I ? it i i ii > ' hi't'y\
Oil (
\ in " i" in 'in ??| hi* ? 1
vvo; '<? : I! i i :itiK . on. h'u
hsin i?.
I > . i: i v ji m'ltt
c?.i .? >n nri'l voir
' s'i -r> \ .'M i < inn-.
i tcr\
sir ^ 'i i " I s;r.''
j si? ) fo, loiitin. yr? : j ' < Vn I
i \\a- tniiiki-14 nr- rl* ? ? > nn .* *?s
v\?>l| us h?* 'niy i' if I It *. I nit f.yo inor* (
ii'i in ii.
V> M i. . . -I i. I
tin. *'J(D!ili!CII.I.'llll i i' ". in/ I i tilll ]
bo.u>l of thv boy left,
rmy
office I 'lid not whetocr it was t< i
tool or aa having mide a fool of me."
Call the lad in," suggested oa? of
the director* ' Let u* see if r? cat
make anything of hun.''
Jo came in at once on being turn
noned. He did not even tarry to talu
)ff the apron which he wore in hi* shop,
>r to brum the flout from his coat.
These adjuncts helpei to heighten th?
ruddy innocence of bis appeirance aa h#
zz*~rzi. lie laceu the cariou* eyes ol
the waiting board with a disarming
guileleaanesa. ,
'-Did you want me, air," he askad o
the superintendent, and the slow motioi
of bia lips was almost foolish.
But ha'l those 1ip? only been formed
to say "ten thousand" ibey could 110
lave repeated it more persistently whei
he question of barU-i w is opened Ifti
dow moving blue eyes looke I with open
bildish appeal iut tin s^uibli l M? e?
"I do think it * worth tin' urn sir
don't you>M h? asked d th" most uigou
speaker, ami tha' geuManm uOlenl;
1 ollapsed
There wa? one direi tor w ho took n<
part iu lh? controversy II- s,a? hi hii
:hair rubbing his hand* togcthoi and
matching the scene from hi keen, deep
iet eyes. Krrry now ami then his span
'ram* wn? shaken with s'h-.ii laujhter.
At the door closed on .lo's retresti ni
jure he gav? way i<- -pe-in^ol ilteinate
uightei and < oughin;.
"t?U, dear, d> at " he rhtnkhd. wip
02 hi: eyes, 41-? have 'hi' fool look on
h? ou'suU of hi* head and ail 'hat horse
ianse on the inside'"
"Then, sir, vou think him playing a
ym?. do you?" asked fli' superintendnt
flaying1 ll' < playe I ?' Hasn't
in ?aught u? in iu?t ill- trap h- <?atled
III to1"
The old man went oft "1 .imuhrt pat
ixysm of laugh'* i
Whs' -lie! you iy th' 11 i s name
' as," h? gasped i* I" 'e? -\.red
'o Tolly ' am w-re l ?h? disgusted
up-1intendent, ifhe- ?h?'"> w-hat
e calls him elf p . .. vanv , It]
a f e r r o
Taliaferro-- Joseph l ilnft'ro Whs*
ra* n:s ismei s n im
' Joseph, also. ! heli? ;
"It's him A? ftr a> mv name is
yder B Simes >thim " ried thr old
lan, rising to his f?ft excitedly.
\Vheir's^* gone Wm:uS h? cone.'"
Mr rnl'l from toe room, his thin
?gs wavMing tin lei him, follow? 1 by
he hrwiUl'tfl r\?penn*?Mi?Veni Wl\ei\
hey returned, .To Tolly, -liveste 1 "f the
loui and anron now " ith thc:n.
Gentlemen," said Mi. Say ter H
iuie.?. "allow me to pr- *ra' mv gran '
?n to you, formerly of ' hrm <>f I .
"oily. now full fle.lgt 1 ptr'ne o' himber
firm o' Suyd" ! Mm" A
jranison Th- I'-'IU -tor* - < ' ? i.
entlemen. Wt th > m\ pi- uas
der ide l tha* '' i; m :r -i i lit t. > iDr
oui presen' bisin.*- " *" oa t > - i
le trims with t h > Ih . >'. >. ! < '
I'orks (. ''lipau;.
Here Mr Sim . sin-: i. *h !\ i, .
:r, broke do-\n utin
(to, boss, ain'f h- - '.r.p >( r'"r 1
lock?" be tried. -- F ii\'
ORTH STEIN rAPGHT
ormerly a Newspaper Man?A Miner
Will Get the $10,000.
rfjo"has "hern "ftoTh'c Vpccl'il "voiV ior th?
'(institution. is in ftjK.ilb count; iail
barged with bring ??ith Sf in. the
Yestern new-paper ni.ir. for whom the'*
a reward of $! "? m >0. In !)< n :.h' he
i.ade the hear'* of his ? lpiois s_-!.?. 1 br
-know ledgini: his identit;.
Stein came ? th:* it; ?t\ ; <. k"- ic n
Saturday. > r>r h' ? h t>-.?v. 'f.
r\; Yorkut; !h. > it. ?; ;*.? > :
?>iw, Hi I ii' 1" 'li n.un< '
viton. bo' t:i? * r i ? .. cnizei !
lohn I M ?h- ' i:' > f *h?"
iil?iin?\ h-m "j Km.-i- i"..
'tin kii"^ U'Ii i '-i i-: i: i <!>pr
(1 r 11 8' !!' ' I i)' !: V i = '< i IV'"hun"
(ODiiinc) 1 ' tv 1 ** _!> ?
i"", -?a?l *" \h> j ( i.i i|i^ \
ancr \vn?. air??N-<l I K u->ia\ in- in
i2 in 1'albouD ' ? i * J i bo'
trough n ;?!!? k H|.p < ir-"n f bibo*.
>rp>is pr<>*.re?1iii2"- M a* r'!'a?"l ami
jam Hif-apprarc<l
On Fridat nigh' *h?:- C'<uti; H .? a i
^prrc. or nav robbed
Otll till 'lord Yh? A'iuU'l nt-w-pat '!*
f Saturday -aid 'hut Haym Q'i ? .?
in While n idiog oe of these news
Hper* in *h" !: '.' ' fl f " one M< II
?in a r'-n: mic: unci Beruchinif
kf'l up and sa? b?-i. r? him a *trac;:
r h'l ino'l 'h' ' * 'h'. h' T?. I
'h< in in'-1 2r ! a* -"m.
n<i I.?- ;\' rii' - : ' av
fi f oid\ 11.' . i '!>?
11Hn^' ' in b> ! \\ i inpTfi
l"ii h? ?aid
I am \ 11 u i: I "j n;
tin fjjh? a"'. :< <
111 H ?!> ' *"? - . h ! ' L"*
. >.* p?nt? ? . ' '! h.i
if, r(I r._ . xu-n , n ' *h m.-'
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i . . ' ? * i ' 4 i k '
VAT AI F Tft?'NTF;K
two N'?vi'?j ap*' who
H?.v? TV ?-n A'ta-V.ng Kv>. O'.h'r.
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l*v?. hat ( .' ' 'i " a- ' . a.vi t,
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l?v? 11? ki i't * " , > V."4f |' ;
ll', I- 1't .?:./ . . ,
%ith >I/*i N? .i <> . .,/, )' .? ?/
'/i'i i ?>' ri a;." m .?
reporte 1 tii*t kite ?ii?J . . I i
"Wnrf* ii I'lmil' Mi ' ? / " *T "-'V
but '!?ni'? iii it > ,t i i ).i i
' Mr* WniM ii i |irctij ah
f' I IDC tthco I 1 * 'I WerfHi
Sir' hj .? n,v > <1 i vi
rli? ii -?i?sj?!;?.*) 'i i.'.'kcriv
III ( e -'iI ill
v. Ii [iff 1- / 'I *
New Collector for New York
\VA*RTON ! J ? ipei IHI I -Ti
:i|?poiiit' I i 1 I f> ri'lri' k
lo be f.olk?.t'M 111 (J" 'ill.' ill' |l'iir '
New York. .i. e ieej[(aed
? si- V j ? ' * K ' tvS*
^5feJK) k.'i y "" ":
*
k >?"rr?7*^?^^^E55f oeea a death
[ in the familyP^^Eg'W theM are living
in tbeeamcneg^BBjyj^^pfrh. within
f Another remarkable family is that of ,
, Mr. Tysun, of Berrien count?. Mr. Ty j
eun ia over eighty Ave veer* old. He haa
I a large family of children and grand \
f children scattered throughout the couo- J
try. He has occupied the houae in \
which he now livca for the lee? sixty two '
years, nnd nothing can in<l%>> him to j
move away.
Still auother is that of Ml George
Newborn, of Clinch county. Hi it one
' of a family of seventeen children eleven
) girls and six boya Five of these girl*
have given birth t'? fifteen cbildikn each.
3 Mr Newborn hat a largo family himself,
i and is in remarkably Hoe health for a
I man of his age-sixty-seven yeaV He
ia an ex Confederate lie served through j
> the entire war. and received neurits :
from which he still suffers very fcuch. j
, He has also srrved in the Ceorgia Setate.
He has never applied for a pent ion.
10BACCO CURED" WITHOUT FIRE
?*"tx
How Ti! f|y ..m jf-nifacky--a.300
Pounce Fer Acre. |
Lkxingio.v, Kr., , Special. J?The
wea'hci lately has been delightful, and
/aim* i* are busy saving their excellent
u?p of tobacco. In tin* section the tobacco
i< cured entirelv without tire. It
is hung up in large baius the entire rides
i of which v.tti be thrown open, so that j
I the an r an pass quite fiulv through the i
*nbi(o> The barns air. of course. much !
j loger than tliey are ii the tobacco sec '
tion of Vnginia. Th? aii cured tobacco !
doc* not have the licli noun which the i
Hut cuied possesses, no; is the color as
beautiful There ia also much danger
m| i? becoming tujurcd by rniuy speiis,
if.ii i? lias been hunsr up 'h? houses. :
I 'm faiiueistu the H"e grass section
did n<>t raise much tohino until within ;
| the p.?-t few years, but the land pro
i dine* such a heavy yuld pet aero that it (
; i* grow is extensively now One farmer
living neat here tol I me last year that
. his tntirc crop averaged 0.2?H> pouuds t?>
the ?u re This i? a ni'.< li heavier yield
] than ihr YtvgTfiVi farmers make.
THE "KING OF OAMBLERS.
Tohn Daly Said to Have Been Robbed
of $100,000 by His Manager.
New- York, I Social. I?John Daly,
king of New York guilders. i? said to
have been robbed of a large sum of
I mouey by his manager. William S. Hoij
liugsworth. The money wa? taken from
thi s.?fe in Daly's gambling palare last
Ptidav night. The amount is estimated
i ? ouo to $10'\000. The story is
that Hollingswoith took the money from
! tin site, of which he held the rombina- j
! 11. ii. and used the greater part to cover
' lussc.- in Wall street. 11 ol lings worth has
i be? n for \cais tlie tiusted businrss mana- j
gei of Daly aud handled several million
ioli.?? belonging to Daly. Hollings
I woith did not leave the city, and it is
#ai>! that when Daly went to him nndde\
TW?ntr4t;Jtntf' tfltrW'"TTad"only taken
uhat belonged to him and dared him to
prosecute. Daly"has taken no steps iu
that direction because it ir whispered
j that any action of that character would
involve peisons ,,f prominence in the ad
j mini-nation >A the city of New York.
FIORIPA
AT THE FAIR.
\ State Convcniion to Arrange Details
Will be Held at Orlando.
I'e." v oi. \ Fi.a.#A ite convention
..11 i. 'II aft. UA ft. fr..Ur.r In ,\c
i . " ?i* i? i ? * -i miw i :i * 'v. ium i iv *4*.\
- .?:i i meandp* - uring a repre
i!* i Kl- lidflJT t>?? World's Fan,
]. ^I'-tjiun hWo_ ! I i"?e?l to msk'
ii f"t -ucli I ii?-1r docs not.
! ii vei. vtm to he niu< h t-nthusiasm in
:iuf ' mi nj ii thr pic".,;t) aDd unless
i w. n? tjr; . . . flvlt l.'C !Uld^ 'hccOnVPOI
n will jmovc alx rtiv<. t
'LI,!'] - i;1 irtr'frr&tilht
' I |'sv .::ve < *h? importance of an
. i . :;< litres', of many of
' W 1 ijipl'.y hps consented
. ?o ?ht promotion
t! ' L .' '. << .
I- > , that the gentlei
o name. nd the c invention
' 'iiis city, tud that
1.' I ptiOD to '' inf.- H
i. p.., i ' < makinf c.\
a i $2."00 -ri|,u'n
*:.? iud shall not %e
^ 11- V!i? ve- 'ha' ^ ,?h
t . >''t i ii jv l?e rat-ed. and
nouDt be given a
' i y.
MA! :.J IF r? TH? |iA0U MTFH
I
EM*' W.dov/'r C-.tton nnrl ft'/mn.
_ I' t
- > to P?r?? Unknown.
' i .?!?, A; Sfi* tl About
^ > ? io .. John '.'k*
? , i a "jfiTt. i '
11' -oon i' h m?*h r,n
' Mi 'on'?. th' '.n'jKtcr of a
!o v. >>r! ,'i? \ month
* \ A i|*y? af^o
' ' t\ ?< n '!, , |oa<l of hid
< o;i ' i it. left the
r tl" [ ' . IRiiB'y ill
j < . -kipj "i o , ft iii row
* ; . f' st' i oion where
'<. < t/ i I. t t .vs wheie
MAKFS A W)0|i START.
A n :i < H iirin'.
?" r t'J St Quftf'.'itt*.
li.. \; '! < h;n.">
i if ?h? A i*
I . ' . . ' I i ?)? . i"
I ; I. '/ h?r f four
I I '( , via MiyJll.
| '(! :< t? ??' /\ Mi'l 'lit' ;i
* ? vi 'v n >i V ? '' The
, ? ;> I 111 (r.( I
>1' h*'l ?i?fV?-r
' ? ??/ A '
' _ 1*
"Bread a the Witen."
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' I 1*: - ^ r ji?? runcty, A
I "
"^SWjPP^*
; NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
Rotwell P. Flower Nominated Foi
Governor On First Ballot.
! Vtm Coin*** of Silver Not Advocated,
But Sherman'* Bill ConJL?viian
IOr
Lint. Governor.
Sakatooa, N. Y., [Special. 1?Tire
Democratic convention waa called to order
promptly at 10 o'clock a. tn. After
pree, ntation of the deci?:on 10 regard tn
the County Democracy the committer or
resolutions reported n platform and it
wm read. Upon motion of Mr. <Sriftin
it was adopt* <1 with cheers.
The report recognized all Tauimaoy
delegates and gave Tammany all appoint
ments relating to the election.
The following offcicJ hy Canter. ol
New York, was also pasctd
nesoiveci, mat this convention view?
with gratification the gtowiug friendly
feeling towards the Democrats party of
our colored fellow citizens in this Stite.
and they are welcomed to ?>ui lauks with
the assurance that within our party ?licrimination
on account of race oi i ol"i is
diacountenauced."
Then Thos F. Gilroy moved to pro
ceed with nominations, and Mayor Car
ter nominated Itoswell V Flo act for
(ioveruor. ]n the course of his speech
he said that th'j Democracy of the State
at their primaries and district gathering*
with uuaniujity ran iy equalled have pronounced
their choice of the pers >n whom
they desire to lie made thnr leader by
the delegates t? this convention, lie
closed with a sketch of Flower's career.
Col. J. K. Fellows seconded Flower's
nomination for Governor in behalf ol
Tammany.
Thos. Drwett. of Kings muni'. aftci
Fellows finished seconding the inonitia
tion c?f Flower, mounted the pl dtorni
and placed Alfred C. t liapiti in iiomuia
tion for Governor. Mi Dewett in pla?
ing Alfred Chapin in nomination, said
"We shall vote for hint it Mie beginning
and we shall vote foi him at the I i.-i "
Bouikc Cockrnne seconded ilie nomi
n.viou of Flower. Cockiaur was a* mu
time prevented from continuing his i'
marks on account of yt lliug pie.-uniabl v
from the Chapin side. When these deui
onstrations subsided Cockiane lentarkcd,
"I suppose this is the first exhilution of
a surly temper on your pint," rcfcriing to
Chnpin men.
General Catlin. of Kings." then took
the platform and seconded i hapin's
ttomtnntton.
Following is the silvci plank of the
platform.
I The Democratie patty of the State
of New York tn convention assembled
renews pledges of its fidelity to Demo
iratie faith nud as regards natiounl issues
reaffirm the docilities of the national
platform ot 1S4*4 and I> > ?. endorsed by
the popu!a- vote in those years and so
ovciwhelming!v intified by the populni
verdict in congressional election of l*dtrt.
Wc now. as then, steadla-tlv ::dhei< te
the principles ot sound tioancc. wi arc
against tho coinage of any dollai which
is not of intrinsic value of cverv othf 1
dollai of the United States, we ihereloie
denounce the new Sheinmu r-ilvei law
under which one tcu'h of uui gold stock
has been cxpoited and all oui -'llvei out
i put ts dammed up at home as a lalse pre:
- I . I /.( ..
HUM*, nut ni i i ui ii i tin i a ui r h icuhm i u
I free hi-metallic coinage ami as tending
v .. < .iqthr*--if on unr Kin't
1 of monometallism to anothei. we therefore
unite with friends ol honest money
everywhere in stigmatizing the Sherman
progressive silver basis laws as no solu
tion of the gold and silver question and
as a fit appendix to the subsidy and
country swindle. MeKinley. woise than
war. tariff .and Blaine icciprotitv hum
bug. quandered snip! ivam ing deficit,
defective census, I.ilxitid n pre rotation
and revolutionary pi.ucediut "1 the bil
1 lton congress, all justly < ondcinned by
the people, great uprmng Inst Noveni
ber?a verdict which i nc*w?_ | uc \t \tai
will eu)|iowci Democratic state men to
guide the people', coumih and to execute
the people's will.
There is no othei declaration in the
platform upon national ' politics The
greater portion ol tin du< umcnt whu h
embraces about 2,000 \v?>id-\ is eh voted
to setting forth ilie unhappy co'uditiou
the State growing out ol the circuin
, UbhJi4\H>Vtn* that cannot br
accomplished in -pite of if being a Dein
ocratic assembly, and an iniphutic dot
araMou is inadf in fawr < t pn : : n
foi a propel exhibo to in tli? Ma?- a!
the Chicago e *po.-i?i'?n : ; *l I n I - m
pathy witii oppu.-.-' d b'ns. .in '? ? I i.?
concluding paiagiaph i- . !> Ilow
We heartily t ndoi-i th' abb and
Statesman!:!:' "Oiii ?..?? ?> *?l mm
D. M. Hill, duiing In v< n m i
chief executive of tin i II ha? rolutely
maintain'd tii p;m. ipi-?. of the
Democratic party ami h - i oihfully ?-"ti
tended for the inti : I the | ?i
lie has ablv tisi>ted tin aggn -i- n-of
SUCC CrSi vc |{i publli ill l( ;l ill' 3 wdiose
object ha b" n ni.lv pnli-an .1 c|\nilt
age, aod he hv Ikmi tiim and nine
looting fof tornum-. md .iup' legislation
In his adtnim-ti iln-u ol State
affairs he hat n cmm d 'In intelligent and
cc>n6cieotious <<> npnatimi < i Ins Demo
rrau?- Hhfturiftu in ?ii? . t.uv i
thnr joint tfloit Iihn put the Stale
practically out of rlolit mot left a nener
ou>> (tutpi<i<: in >h<: lieiMit\ I.Mi<.ien< \
and economy h'tw mark* i il n of lit h
records.
We rcsjtc tfully Mifuiu' i?a? tin*. |>iith
ful dtM.hat{{( of i< j. ,u ). :.( to ifitf
continuant < of tic' : .1 'i in th?
ifiior ratn j..m1v . i It tin \ Iihvi
' been Hit 11' ? it 0:1 1:?s?Jr
Hkf'liM v.*- iiii-it in i.' i..na'rti
The EJaxSr
i f of# .# * , ? 4 *?? . <i ,? ri'., r 4M1
f ? I '* * ' f'l I I '< ' i 4* '
!?>' I ' ? * t ? ' I ?Jv I'-' i
' f ? l.fli > .? I. i I 1 I - ttll- If. ... |
*r?4f*r >'.| ;i , I h it i> In ? |i'% j?n
??fi fijf'N - *? ri ' f? . ?' ? vt'li.r '??-f r< '
T ? * ^ . H t t* ?#.- r. I. ?. f 4',
l ' Jfiix V. ? .t If I . tjr/j ! ?
Hood's 8ar?iar>arilli
M/#?4 |?tiPiA*r, ii?rt? l??lf.#*r. ll
f # #? ?ir+Tt/th ? u Id'
ii no ir? ri i. - , ' * % #>
If)# . |? ?r. ' I u' | *n?l' I ? . ?
ft. N I*. :
To r ?? * rnilit ?? ? t'lr ?n?* mmt h
1 rr\ t If#- t f I?? v ||?| V Iffl* v? l' "I'lsl ' 11 n HI!
Ml* ? Mfi'l ' Ml *?f?f til. |;ro|i#-rt ?e<
ISI313I irnsaa
||.. . I l|M-? ' ' 1 I <H|. *1
t.. lift |ii> I t i'm ?:m i-.':il(
in<itiiiii,ioti>?iilliil l'i I'd .l>?
.' ' tjjb ,' jjh?f
for Lieut. Governor. Flower wa? nominated
on first ballot. Flower SS4," Chap,
in 43. Cha\ P Wcams. of Kings,
Cha'iman of the delegation, inadt^thc
Domination unanimously amid a wild
scene. Frank Rice was nominated for
Secretary of State by W. C. Ely, of Niagara,
and it was made by
P. P. L.iu, oi Math, nominated Frank
Campbell, of Steuben, and on his motion
he was named unanimously for comp*1.1
M
The remainder of the ticket -was notni
nated quickly and all by acclamation but
one candidate being named for each office
as follows
' Comptroller, Frank Campbell, of 8teu1
bens; Treasurer, Elliott Dauford, of
ShetiHiigo; Attorney-General, Simps n
Hosendalc, of Albany: State Engineer,
Martin Sohcnck. of Kennsal?r.
The roil war next calle<l by con.res
f-ional distil* ts ff)| members ou the state
committee. Nothing aftct this rem-ined
for the convent on. Its eotk was finish
ed. There was nothing to delay the adjournment
savj tlio desire of the body to
see its candidate .
Soon after ?wo Vfc'oc'c a committee
was rent to eondur t Flower. He enter
ed the hall, a d while every man stood
ou hi> chair and shouted, the candidate
advanced to the platform with smiles on
his fac?. When the rhout- of appluusc
had worn off somewhat, and the hands
had ceased their music, chairman Ibiioes
with Flower stuuding by his sidp said:
"Gentlemen of the convention: I have
the gratification of presenting to you our
candidate for governor nnU tlic nest ?nv
ernor of the great empire Sta*e "
Finally the demonstration that greeted
Flower hud. whirted so thnt hp ronld bp
heard, and he spoke briefly, saying he
was willing to have the "light turned on"
his record Ho accepted the nomination
and promised to lend the party to victory.
The npplauze that- fo lowed Flower's ad
dress did not die ?.\\nv, but was merged
into glowing shout- ni'ngbd with thi
name pf .->li< < 1mm, Sino lian," and the
young Ktie candidate (01 Lieutenant govrinor
came up the i'.-h on the arm of
Heriick. of Albany. The sunt was dm
j matic is the ro-\ faced bhulian mounted
to the platfoiin wheie F|<v?(, advanced
j with outstretched hands to n?ct him at
the threslio'il.
Tu lull vie w < f the r.,m<' ntion the ioad
cis of the ticket hook hands and engag
e?T in a few words n| he ail v meeting
Sheehan then addressed tin- convention
At the com lusion ? | Hnehan's addiess
fho convention, amid gunt cheering, adjourned
sine d:c
\ Ulnnt ilinflrtlTM'.
There is gro ving on E ist Walnut
street, near JeiTcrsou, a sunflower tha*
ha3 attracted mm a ii'tontios on account
of itr, great size and beauty. The stalk
has now attained th? Ire;oh' of fourteen
1 feet,and the plant is vi-vdecl with forty
' five separate and perfe; ' blo.s? >01. As
this magnificent bun; h c?; tin .vers leans
' toward the rising sun lie n from it1
dewy bath. thr giant plant 'i^?~ e',o
juently to th< leitilils t' - >ml of the
zarks. Ksnsu should soa-l to Spiin:;
field lot her floral viublcm.? au biye'-'d
t.'/c>.) Dmoci'it.
\ M I'nrst. Druggist, ShelbyvtUe, fnd..
save ' Hall's Catarrh Cure gives the beet or
?Miisfe< lion Can tret plentvof testimonials.
i? . nres qierv odc who takes it." Druggists
M11 It. 75c.
Nmokemcsk powalei was used for tha first
eight-inch rifled gun at Bandy Hook, N. Y.
with surprising results.
FITS stopped free t>y l)n Ki.ine'p Okjist
>i hve Restoiii i> No lits, after tlret dav's use.
Alaivelousen res. Treatise end $2 trial boftlo
flee. Pr. Klme. 1CH Arch tit.. Phila.. I'a.
yo.ME of the small shopkeepers of Paris
haw appealed to the Pope for protection
from the his; concerns that are driving them
utoi trade
It a Nik-ted with vycs n?e f)r Tsnn<" Thompson"'
Kyc-wntoi.Dii-:il at -5c.per bottle
1
I Pptli the* method a.rttJ t'oynlfa xrhcr,
Brruji t'i r ip-. i^fn'con; it tp pleasant
find refrcphibgto Iholasfo, onda<ts
fPTit!y Tf>* promptly on the Kidneys,
jiv?r and Howe!3, cleanse* theBvat*m
i * <?< . dispels colda. headnrli*fl
and ieve?s .andcures habitual
constipation. Kyrun of Kig? is (ho
only remedy of its kind ever produced.
pleating to the taste and acceptable
to the atomach, prompt 'n
ltp notion and trulv beneficial in its
effort,*, prepared only from the mo*t
healthy and agreeable substances,
ite many excellent qualities com
m?nd it, to all and have made it
the moat popular remedy known.
Svrup or Figs ia for Bale in 50o
! and SI bottles by all leading druggi?ta.
Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will proi
cure it promptly for any oue who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
6 AH FflANCHCO, OAL.
1 twnvtns. *v few ro*?. * *
~ a r*?'T*, " '"Z-?' ' -itisiArn
ouii'i* i| < ' "*
ii?. ImiOij Or 0'ici*nmn, w.i
tit ' ^I ?i " limn ii?. I*i? t *i I ? ?.
yu , 111' . i.\ ii. < ii i \ / s it ? /./> i in I, u
* III Oil \ ? f? Mi. 11J ?to* < fit'I " If Ii f Ul! UfldrChs t
I I , ii. i.tiit, aOti i!ik>i Bin frovidcnoa a.i
! ITflftff * '' " ' ' ("in '
B i WMI " ' iftrffintit/.rfi*
All f?* ' .?< . i M \ I I., t in iili.rM fri'i'
|1 i Ml \ mil - I nlli'.i . I .> *l..iii i I'll nil lr>. \ \
1 <rv u rfe?;/ Win, N??f.'ii'n, tVirrrnrr moil'ii ri
s. B j.M will mi I k|> ?*ll llrtillh Hi-Iff
" v.J V? i* ti-lln Iiiiw V' i t* n vi'V. Kaniplr mip
tr*+. Dr. J. II, DVR, Mlu.r. liufTado. N. V,
BOOH ICEEPIW
"BRYANT & SIRATION BUS
!>?-? i miirti MMhrin'1.
| t'i| I i r< ? In i'?' 'ill i'Ism fails.
K.*?; :,i< t? . i'liildron tako it wi
* F&M-338HH
I
iSs ^ Nothing
can be said
in favor of the best medicine in the
world that may not be said of the
most worthless. In one case, it's
true; in the other, it isn't;?but how
can you distinguish?
Judge by what is dofte. There's
only one blood-purifier that's guar'
antced. It's Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery?and this is what
is done with it; if it doesn't benefit
or cure, in every case, you get your
money back. Isn't it likely to bo
the best ? *
All the year round, as well at one
time as another, it cleanses and purifies
the system. All blood-poisons
must go. For Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Scrofula. Salt-rheum, Tetter,
Eryoiprlir, ?-m ; tiy l lo ''l-tnint. or <la*ordcr,
it is an unequal^ remedjj,
It's the cheapest, too. Withthis,
you pay only for the good you get. "
And nothing else is " just as good."
It may be bc.Uct?for the dealer.
But ho Isn't the one that's to be j
helped. "
TRINITY piLEGE
Open? Thursday, September .il, at Trinity
Col .ego. Randolph couuty, >' C , with en!
larsred faculty. Rates low. Terms easy.
I Write for Bulletin to
John F. Ckowell, Pres't.,
IVinifv P O
v?..%6v * . w.,
Randolph county, N. O.
"
F.I.Y'r* I II KA >1 ?\!,11
AriillM'nlo \oftHl? >- <,MiloVly FfCrc Cpa,
Ab*Or|i?r|. C|f m,n, Itll- ll.'l l, Kl CATarR^ 1
l!?-als the fcores au I Cures
CATARRH.iHa
Kaworr* T ??ta And Swell. ?'ilck
Iv ftcl'eves I'oM tu H.rvl nil I JfgwiS JM A
hoadaoha wc. hi druggist*. AA.
i i i ?i? - w ,,,.' \ s S?jC^yLMtl
"German
Syrup"1
We have selected two or
1 Croup. three lines from letters
1 freshly received from paI
rents who have giver German .Syrup
! to their children in the emergencies
J of Croup. Von vil! credit these,
because they come from good, substantial
people, happy in finding
what so many families lack?a medicine
containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con^
' - - i:,,r% nnr* mi fV|eir
most critical hour-, safe and sure
that it will carrv them through.
Ed I,. Wh.i.its, of Mrs Jas.W. KtRK,
! Alma Neb I give it Daughters' College,
| to my children when Harrodsbure. Ky. I
I troubled with Croup deperac.! upon
i and never saw any it in attacks of Croup
preparation act like av ills my little daugh!
it I' is simply mi- ter, and find it an ini
raculous. a aluable remedy.
Fully cue half of our customers
are mother - v. h u Uoscbee's German
Syrup anionj; their children.
A medicine to he successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and ten iblc foes of childhood.
whooping cour.h. croup, diphtheria
and the (langerou - inflammations
of delicate throats and lungs. <8>
PWSIftN N? Pension. HoTee.
II. HUNTER,
. WANIt INOTON. - O. I??
lutrtrn t iii t.? VnrKKNR.
ft i] ? or ?r.1<A> Pig# book, experience
'f n PraclU nl I'vullrj raiser during
' : jaar*. It tea-die* i;<j?v to <tete<M
r T Ty uDilcurctlllruw to lead for *gg?
i .i ii'l for fattening; w ixtets lowlata
I ti.'e for l itidiUi!. 4c..#i. A?l<JruiM
bOOK_CUB troi'SE. Mg Lcowvrrt at.. N. T. QHy.
KING COTTON
Biiv or srll yoijr Cr.ffnrj on J (VtfES
I Rotton Scale.
nL ? a rj?t chf/irrst rut rest.
^^^Jp^|jONKS OF WNGHAWTOH, ^
?? mm" ?3 % lye
_ H fowdcroi uad Porfamed.
fk&7 (i'ATr.VTr-r> }
jFljkl kimngcstw) /> < .-jJ-JLyemad*.
IT"A Makes (ho ,'u i' rvrfunvnl Hard
7?? Htv.p ?n "0 mmufVti wiffioutboiU
f i?l/. It i<i !.h < l?rr( for j-ofteninij
v/.itcr, dener-ier; *.vr.-.to pipes,
disinfet tia^ sinks,' loset^wn^hu>?
botiloj, paint?, trees, etc.
PENNA. SALT fc?FG. CO.,
Uou. A.<;eni ?, Phil."., l'?.
HAH'S . VM v I.ADii-tl
I % ^V?0D*9|.75
??!k isra ?
f^'- "
: W. L. SDOUCLAS
S3 SHO?. P$vmw
> i rur uuji <ku/tt. .< .4> vr.rti ,u? .->4, NMN?V>
"| (IK.xm'HIK.V - ici ? it' I- S, f.avr your <tolI.
| larn by wearing ?\ ><mi j IShoes. 'lhey
nvet lie wept r'r - . .itt are the moat
j c nnomlru" .on! ic . v >Ui n u'O* itie money.
Ih 'i' i i hi '! ?tlicr makes, ae be
I ing iii? >? n't| .in, ,f mri' '(Mi :ievc VV. L.
' PonglaN Miw- iime ui<> price ?tamped oo
.4 bottom '.\ "eiiiriPft " '< V'oii. Muss.
? I 8*" 11 K f, . 'ti* 1 ? VTE.
'* Insist on local advctlMeu itraieis supplying TOO*
IA Thorough, Prm tieal Inslrtirf ion.
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