The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, April 20, 1898, Image 1
HY CLiMSCAL?S &
LAW
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Hitless f fillers
Captured the Medafs di WorkVs Fair, ?893.
\LWAYS IfJ SHAPE, Vi WORK GR PLAY.
We know What the Trade Demands and We Meet it.
"he Mtip.u?ocl?rers '.uiitori/e Us to Give Willi Lvcn Pair Sold Hiis ? inheurd-oi
WARRANTY,
You may buy ?2 pair ol Dutchess Woo? Trousers ai
$2, $2=50, $3, $3,50, $4 or $5
And wear them two months. For every SUSPENDER BUT
TON that COMES OFF WE wi!! PAY you TEN CENTS,
if they RIP at the WAISTBAND \VE will PAY yet: FIFTY
CENTS. If thev RIP ir. thc SEAT or elsewhere. WE wi!!
PAY you ONE DOLLAR or GIVE YOU A NEW FAIR.
BEST m TUE WORLD. TRY ? PAIR.
FOE SATYR "BY
Are always away up-to-date,
With prices seldom beaten,
With latest goods in tko State,
Which are "out of sight" when eaten.
Selling Pickled Shad is their latest fad,
And Graham Flour is their pet ;
It's mighty hard to beat their lard,
And their Hams are thc rage yet ;
Their Canned Goods the famous "Royal Scarlet" brand.
Many medals have: ".von as purest under thc sun.
And Blanke Bros. Candy finest in thc land,
For sale by H. B. FANT & SOM. who give the best
goods for the "mon."
Phone 89. Free City Delivery. Fine old Apple Vinegar.
DEAN'S PATENT FLOUR.
ffVKkV BA ItliKl. O.Ii A KANTEST?. Our Mill written ?rn thal wc, upon tb.-ir rv
Li sjHin.Mhility, "m?y auar/inifte ??verv Marr?!, of l?nan ?v I la tn UV* Fancy IV.?etu,
t .-m: ric liai in-'?'? nt' Dean's I'.ui .. ?.. I Mm \ KHIIIIIV? Choie?1 Family; and l?e?n it
H>ui ll'.-'s -i. i,'i:m\, und '.'I I' ':!<.. mean ever; -.v.ipi ihov viv." Thi:i ?- a ui!" <.?
...~n.--.nl> ;.. v.t.d wotan I ?.-..?<ly :.> ni it _...'.? I ..>. ;ii -n; I!" von CHU p-* .1 j^nari*::tc.-il
M .our. st Ii?'* Vain, pr.i.f a> a wiH-cul :ir: rle, n<?: itt: y 111 .?:..- 11 ? ? - U ^UI?P??UM.MI 7
WV v.M.i t?. --'y w . haw the
Cheapest line of Shoes in town all new styles.
Dress Goods of ail kinds, and
Light and Heavy Groceries,
.?.j.? ?".. ?.*. H.: ?-' ? r i ! I- A N<1 wi'i . .> .. iV?nvardi.at???;?v an-laiT?-:' .
:-)r:i.v. .. r. nil - i-i .- !<?'??. ? ....... \?:iy \U:" I?. .V ll.
COTTON IS CHEAP
GROCERIES.
LIVE AND LET LIVE IB OUR MOTTO !
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Minority Report: Prevails
Large Majority-A Sol
emn arid Memorable
Occasion.
\V.\r.!iiN<?TuN, April Ifi.-Tim Cnite
States Senat? has spoken. Ils voice i:
for war War until tho saffron llago
Spain shall hare been furled in tho West
ern hemisphere and furled forever
lt-i voice, too, is (or the independence o
inliii:l republic '.: thu .;>.'*!..! ofilia ?n
lilies'.
.'Kron ' nba and the independence nftlii
inland republic" was tim shibboleth o
Ifiti Senate ihroii?h<?iii ibo f?n:- .?,?v>
d?bat'.; which ended lo-niglit. While Hu
vote was decisiv??, il is j ust io say it-wa.
n.r.t lin rd. Testimony o? discord-almost
foreboding in their tonn-were sounded.
Tins foreboding was nm due in any
setiso to anxiety about thu result of thc
impending conflict. !i was prompied hy
a fear les!, if the notion taken liv tho
Senate should ultimately he accented as
l?nal, this government might become in
volved in complications thai, in future
years would prov? serious.
At '.' io o'clock t?i niirht the l?.?vis reso
! lit ions tin'.-" reported from Ihfleoniinit
{<?'. on furoign relations, amended as lo
include tho recognition of the t?"public
of Cu ba, were passed by a vote <.!' HT i" _!
as a substituts ! ir thc r?solu lion adopt td
l>y ?l>" House of JP-pres. ntativ.s.
Ali day lon*: the <.< titi?aged v. it); ari
earnestness, enerby, ability' ano eln
ijueneo sc?d?im uptalled evin in tba Ren
ato of t ho I."ij??ed:States. l;"rom lo o'clock
this morning until Hie moment of the
final vote lim intehsi'y ol : ho interest did
not abate for an instant. Utah r the agioe
n.eu: limiting tho duration of the
s;i / ria-, except in spccilied instan ires, to
1". minutes, every Senator who so desired
had an opportunity to express h..? views.
Nb jets than Senators addressed
thenii'eivfs lo the momentous rpiostion
under cnusidi ration during iii" dav am]
while, tiut'er the rule, elaborate argu
ments were impassible; th" speeches
wer? characterized by an impassioned
force and elu(?uence rarely hi ard in or
out of the halls ol' the American Con
gress.
li v.as nil until th? first vote--that on
the amendment of Mr. Turpie, of Indi
ana, providing for the recognition of the
island republic had been taken timi tho
Senate was brought lace to face willi Kio
tremendous importance of its action.
The scene in the chamber of many his
toric debates was one of incomparable
solemnity and impressiveness The gal
leries which had been lilied apparently to
their utmost capacity throughout the day
were* massed with brilliantly attired Wo
men, and men distinguished in ail walks
of [millie and private lifo.
Cn the Moor was (-very member elected
to tho Senate, save one. Mr. Wallhall, of
Mississippi, who was again detained
from his seat by sci ions illness. So deep
was his patriotic interest in lin? pending
fjuestion..-however, that ho notified Mr.
Son i.er, of Wisconsin, with whom ho
w?s paired, that he e nhl not deem if fair
t<> ho ?I hon In the pair ami would, there
fore, release hi m in order that ho might
\ ole.
Tiwitest vote, unite naturally, was on
the amenilinent offered hy Mr. Turpin
rtcog?Hziiig i hi imb'pvmle?iefi oftheCu
; .. i f?publjV li ?ir vailed ov a majority
of M.;!he vein Using ".I lo :VT. I'.y p lili
eal pat ties I.ho von- was ..et a? follows:
Ve-:-!:?.;.ni.!i, us?. ; I; ? t.-nv era' -, ."..:
P. p . wt- 7: Stiver It-puUm ?.
Nav> ll jf.ijdicans. :;^: .:. m. er. it s ...
Uer . was ... . ?:? i .?dmd v..ti :
t'.jekr !. hm:.-!, I'.oaki r. il! Tn ..mr,
Harris, un !o. .'ones A:!;. . .IbmM
N< v. . K- ?i:v. K : le. !.im!-av. M.-K . .v.
M.d.inn:-. Mali, , - . Mantle. M -Mm,
M astin. Mills, Much? ::. Mt ney, Murphy,
Nnisoii. I'ase:?, Penrose, I 'erk i ns., fell i
grew, Pelt UH, 'juav, Uawlins, Koaeh,
Smith; Stewart. Tel': r. Thurston. Till
man, Turley. furner, Turpin, Vest,
White and Wilson M.
Nay Aldrich, -.V! Iis? iii, I', ir rows, ('ai
le ry-, Cm ter. Chirk, ('ulJiuis-, I ?avis. I'O
boe, Kiki:;s. K irnank-. Ka II ik lier. I rye,
Uear, ??.io.a:. (..;;.. ?I.noa. Ilaiis
hrongb. Maw 1-\. Hoar. !... '.J.-. M nitride,
Mi-" dian, M. i-.m. Vforrili. Platt
?C.nt: I'lati ? V. Y . I'ritchard. IV ctor. |
Sewell. Shoup. vi.ncr, W'jsrren. AVeli
ingo ,,. Wetmore and W ..:...!. : :.
Cpou th f.ual volo tho align mi.nt. ol
patties v.as p?i:e ? .!',... ?.: ?..cm I hat on
: li" 'I .: ::.!?. amei.tltoen:. \i? ?oVa'ysis of
Vif?fs l-tepuhiii-n.s. J!: fiemo: tats.
Populist's. V: Silver 1 :.-,-nI-J:<--. . -, . To
tal. C~
Nays tl'Mplit't}brills, :'?: !'emi.erals '.
i'n'.al St.
. V Iii" .'.>..;. Oe i, ::.. lollo? -:
.! )!!.' re~iilu;i'?n tor cc .ou'i o'ii
he i n ? 1 *ri i- ' i ? ? . i J - . ..! iH-indn ?ml .
ivi'.li I'"'! of Its ollie :'- <.;.. v.\ iv?b?o Uti
:i ?rh lidly?vb-il i'i ?in' nari >.r "V !T:?!?a'i?:?,
i ' lilted Stitt' - ?M !.:? Vlf . ...!._".? to !'..;;;: i;>
of-April I!. I-S'S "upon which tho notion
"i t'imuiv.-:? v.-vss ;!..:: th vre fon'.
/':>.-.?'i-il, by thy Senat" ?1:1?J lion-?ol
lIopro^C'titalivL'S-ol' f-be ? " /. i : . - ! States, ol
America, ii; Congress assembled.
i'ir.-t. ThalHho. people ,,f Cuba are and
o;' right ought t<> IM- free nm] independent,
am! that thc government ol' tho I;tilted
States hereby reeognizes tho l?onublio of
Guim as th? tnu; ami lawful government
of thiil ??lam*.
Second. That it is the duty ol' Hie
I ni tod Males tn demand, and tho govern'
munt'of the I'lnted Slates d .-, hereby
demand, that tho government bf Spain al
ou?:? relinquish its authority ard govern
ment in Mi" island bf'Cuba and withdraw
ils ?ami and naval forces from iMba arol
' "uban waters.
Third. Thit tho President o' :!.(. ? nitral
States ll?, an ! he i-' hend.y ?hr. r-ted and
r'lnpowi red In uso 'If entire land and na
va] .brees ol" ti:?- t'tiited Stales asul l" edi
imo -ictiiKl servic? .>!' lim Knited .Stales
tho military of tlj*? sew. ral S'a'- -, to such
e.vtenl ;?s may li- neeefsary to ?arry
tin si- resolutions into ell'.te.r.
Fourth. That thc ITnitod States hereby
disclaim any disposition or intention to
exercise sovereignty, jurisdiction or con
trol over said island, except i'.-r the paci
fication thereof: and assert their detenni
nation when th.ii is accbtnplished. lo
leave tho no vern ni ont ami control of the
islam! :<> its people
WASHINGTON, l>. .. ". Ap: ii ls-The
went ?n "tti?! Hou>' today. I' '.vas c?n
curred iii-wi th the exception !' : '!.. clause
that body insist- d upo? its ori??h ai leso
liitiT?tiaiid: b(Jth Houses Hgrted to a con
ference.
The conierenee is now ii: session nm!
both houses wi!! reconvene a*. . o'clock
lo-id^ht, determfiied to settle tho doab
! i k and send the res ilutiou ?o ibo l*r< .-i
deni. Whatever dori-mn i- reachtd. it
ti:! all - war.
['ho Spanish minister hero is furnish-*
mir frauaportniinn : . all Spaniards to ri -
Mini. I'nur hundred ?oft Tampa '"-day
!'..- ( ' il. i tn join tin. Spanish army on the.
isla .ii.
S erelary Alger has decided to call out
the militia from thu Southern States for
the army nf invasion tn ?jo t.> Cuba.
!.'. neral Miles leaves tn-niorrow :. . es
lah!bli lemp'irary headquarters in Al
lanta.
A: I! j', m. to-night tho ?louse and
Senate deadlock over ihn < "uban r?solu-1
lion still eonliiiued. Thor? seems little
chance <?f any agreement being reached
to night
The House refuses for.the third time to
accept the Senate resolutions. The dead
lock combines Tho House takes a re
cess until midnight.
WASHINGTON, April li?.-After one ni'
the hardest fought battles between Ihe
two houses known in many years Cnn
gross ;it an early hour this morning came
to :..:: agreement upon the most momen
tous question which it has dealt with in ;i
third ol a century.
The ('nli .11 resolution w.i* passed, and
will lie sent to the President this murnini:.
Hs provisions mean Ihn expulsion <T
Spain from tho island nf Cuba hy iii"
armed forces of th?? I 'nilod Slates. ?hore
were nnioy mil-calls in both houses, and
each body held tenaciously fortis KAI:
n- .. lotion. I ii" confer? . - had great dilti
enity in agreeing. Tin- hr?; e .nierenees
showed a determinaron on the parto!
! li" lions?! not 1.1 \ ie id a .-illirie point, ami
it was only aller :i Nmg eoii.-ult?t-tbii with
the l!inif.e I- :..!..;- li a' Ihr-y agned t<? al
low Iii*, bille w n!- ".in. ami'.' in th" ?ir.-!
section . : if:-? Semite n^idnlioii, wb'ch
oj : ::.I0 HU?.'!:'. f> !.'. !.'< ? '' 0 I' il'i . 1. ?"in.
i'm rc-'ilutii :*. i- bindi*' ad -i ? . .hat
c.;;?.-(.-. i IMHO th- Set ia te cOiiiniilii e on
1' t. 1.. : d i: e. - v. ?: !. iii" adit;Iii 11 ? d'tho
h or?, Sf-e|'i.|:, known as th- i.;!.r
:: ne;,.i ::.i ;;:. ..:?;.!:*::.. :n.r uuj ?ni' olbin
? m !?:.. i II t i I '.!" I'nite i Stall - !.? :... p.ile
? *,ib.i I ii" icM'iution cannot nc seat to
tit. t'ii-hleiii until nl'.er i i-sigurd by
tho j resi'-.titg oiucei - t-;-'mm row
Tili! auxiliary loree ot invasion will '<>.. ,
mule up "i s iiitheru rroojj-. secretary
A'ger. ?il :.t'i rein?- with army ...':':. 1 is
t i-ibiy, so ip cult il.
i he pr- ?it.ni pinn is lit ?.< the anny of m- ,
v i-ion ami o, cnpiilion shall consist ol Ibo '
regular arm v. r?*infor.'i I by ibo natiomd ?
guard Iron! the 1 inti arel Soi;;ii AVianlici
St il- .
! ,. i- i*! -I. as
il is t< li- \ . M i it .!. 1 !e S 'oner:! ni -u
W'.-i- ,,. ... ... , ...;. ."..?... r- o :. .::..
?Mas! an.I . 1 -.-.i '?. ar .>. sb . toft's ami . . !i"t
i . ;. ? . . '. . va:
boan! iba- iii ? . t..?. 'i.-c.^er
to Auii ric "iI :ioo|.:> .ii: !;e- i-l.imi o. ciir
1 in.: lr-un : 1. . . o a at"
Thoiie..!'. ia' .:'.-:nvtlg ?li S'paiiUh army
i> line ! . i tie I ? .: ?bey ire ?.. liv led,
ami ile :., aro co - mi! .:; a : \. isis
! "' ' '
? ' .? ? 'I ..
Karnp'iJr? ? ?-Te?d In ?iii I tarai!::
N LU Vi'i.-K. A i,ri! 1 i. - A sj -i bi i"
..!... 7V?>es .nm; Washington says
Thc. philis fur tliO j liiit ?ami ::!..; lia
'..ai a;!:i'-!; un Havana hare boen j?ra?:
?IH: subjt ul' ileirheratiiiM of a num
ber of nicctiogs of the navai -tr.', et/y
board "!' i-j-incil.-: of rio.' jbini wa:
ami navy ! ?ICI rd s, and ol' confer? nee?
' between lin' governmental and milita
ry circles. I*'rom the first it. was con
, sulo'rcd absolutely essential that tiierc
should he a joint movement ul'thc land
ami naval forces 'd' tho I ni ted States
againsl tin- Spaniards in Cuba, anti thc
only thinj.' left for discussion was thc
1M >i course tu le- pursued in carrying
mit '.iii- plan.
! tac di Hi etti cy <h:it has iuuaUy
; pn sen ted itself is ti,.- fart ii;.!? thc
navy i- ready fm- at; advance ea !la
. vana within au hour after the dec la ra
tion of war. while thc anny could not
possibly throw any considerable force
in Cuba in less than KS hours. Should
thc licet of Capt. Sampson wait until
: tin' anny is ......a.iv? ??as been asked.
: Ur should ii. as soon as war was de
termined on. ?ire.-"ed to carry out its
j ittsi notions and invest Havana from
thc sea.
lt is now decided that the iiect will
? al once move on Havana, invest it and
! at thc sanie time hold open thc I'Jori -
i da .-trait* for the free transportation
. of thc troups tn tin- island. A parc ?'!'
lin; licet will !." employed fur tiii
ibtrposc. as well as tu keep open tho
will bc within IS hours, a considera
hlc bod\ ol Lpiups will be thrown into
thc province ol' I'inar I*-! Rio. ia tho
neighborhood probably of Bahia ibm
. ii:i. arid an advance upon Havana ?iii
bo begun at orico. 'l ite licet will co
| operate with the land forces from the
intiment they land in Cuba, atp! both
\\:ii attack Havana simultaneously.
Kveii :i tin- r. solution finally passed
by Congress dues hot recognize the
. presen! re paid ?can ?rnveni uicnt in the
island; thc plan ol' thc army i< to
unite with the annies nf (?nin?z ant
I (?arria a- ailie.- against tile Spaniards.
1; i- 'imitable thal troops will he son!
itu join these rcv'oliitionaryartnie.'S in
i'u r:.i I'rincij.t' Santa (.'lara, or
. that sliips will in- sent tn transport
stone "I tue Cuban troops tu the vi
cinity nf thc Capital. In any event
aa e fiori will he made in coropcratc at
.unce witii tin- annies of tho r?volu
! tiunary ?caders in tim work of driving
i thc Spaniatds mit nf t'.ic island. Willi
I tlic establishment ul' a stable and in
dependent government .? 'ree Cuba,
tlic anny will have nothing tu tin. at
; least, it: thc preliminary part of tlic
! campaign.
Thc war department is certain that
j Conic/, and (Jarcia have respectable
; annies in the eastern part of tlic is
? land: This conclusion is based upon
' tlic fact that they have boen able tu
huid hack tlic Spanish anus and even
i tu win notable victories against sumo
nf tlic liest idhccrs of Spain. These
I revolutionary troops, aided hy some
American regulars and supplied with
? arms amt ammunition, will he aide, it
i- thought, t" iiu -.cry effective work
.against iii1, soldiers under lilaiico ami
! Pando.
A- soon ;.- war is declared thc war
. department will issue upon lin- call ul'
! lire president orders I'm- tin- enlist
ment -d' at I' isl I."iii.; ti I? I troup-. At
first there wa- some talk -d' KU (I M
i volunteer.- h in' sufficient I'm-lin- pur
pose, inn it iviil .- "ul ho found that
I hi- uiliiihci Would ici in- .-?llicietit tn
kn o np tin ga tris ms ai- ti!: lin- coast.
' tog* ther with a body ol' troops suffi
ciently itr:e t" defend tile country
from itt. i-"'i. it wmi bl 11 ? i ! bc at all
;. ;. on it i ? tu the ta?k supplying r.-i::
I'.ijci meets for the army nf occupation.
? -id' ul loinillig a nucleus ul a slot
i .-larger anny for any operations on a
larger -ca'' than i- nov. contemplated".
, Certa i i ly roi less than ?)PHM? troop-:
will he c.,::. d fur a' once, amt l"??.?M??
tuen wili !> assuredly . rca ?ii/ed wi;!,
ia a .-ii ol time after thc nperiiiig of
hostilities . ( Irdcrsrf?r the organiza
lion ol'a great volunteer force art' now
prepared and can be issued instantly
H pim a declaration of war.
i nt ii war is declared or recognized
as existing nullum.' furth"r ran ho
iloiic. \- -nun as it i- declared, with
a ri..II-" in the r?solution authorizing
lin urgaiii/'.alii.f a Volunteer army.
iii 'St orders -aili bc transmitted i" the.
proper r arl rs ami at least IT.'i III??
men will be ready !?. respond t" the
.a!! ..: t he pr- -iden l t" -JU V. h eic vcr i
the governincii? thinks il advi-alde tu j
r it/ Lee's ?; ?dod;..
\\ \,sit.\.,'ri.\, A pr ii I ! ?. n:. l-'itz
hti'.'h i. . m 'ia;, declined : ?te bunni' of
: he rci cpl i"ii tenden -i When
i!e. co rt lu it tee waited upOn ii i tn |n day
in . .a '.; his li'-.ii dectsiiit! Ile in "ait
?ii- -p. : .-h nf di''cl in a I abu n a charae
to ri .-I ic maiiuei I. "-Iv herc, hov -.'
STA VE N'KVi
( /.-.?i. i* (Vu; ?ty h:-.- i'JO -i.-Un- :
? juoru la .. p;:y< r.-.
.. i'?.roun?! i- being broko? at SC
iield [fir ?.ia??-* "l a rnouiime.nl !" .
il:" Confederate dead of Kdge?iehi. i
Mrs. W. C. Whitney. >.!' New |
Y'ork. .'ave s.'iljii to thc H pi.-co j tal
Church in Aiken on Kaster Sunday.
- Klorenec is to have a third to
bacco warehouse this year, arid it i- tu
bc tlic largest ?fi South Carolina, lull
by 200 feet.
- Chains of torpedoes ::re being ?>?i! j
down in Charleston harbor, se a.- io j
block lie- ::dvan<.P any ho?ti!e ves- j
in ea.,-,, of war.
Mit. .John M: Mos:, win.. was j
fnr:;;. rly a clerk ir: the store of Mr. j
?. '.!'. scurry, nf W;ilh::lla, was killed j
in t he i splosion of lim Maine.
- Th" clerk of the State Pension
Coard states that nearly all the COUP.- j
ties ita'." .-uni in their lists. There
are (ive. however. ":t tho laggard list.
These arc urged to send thc ?isis in !
without delay.
Thc Penitentiary officials say j
that convicts arc coining in -lowly :
i'ri.::? the recent spring terms ol' court.
Charleston -ont a big batch of HS. j
Til" county citai? ga-ors five con- j
viet? tiic I'eniteritittry s mi".
- Tin- Baptists ol' our State ha ! ~ ! j
missionaries and colporteurs .:: work ^
- .">! ? !' them i:: ihe co uri try and !- itt
to lyn-i iJosido.? these ministers, tl:-.:
l?o.-trd i tupi ivs i colored preachers for
work muong the colon .1 people. I
- li is reported that Men. Tillman ;
wi!! ;:?!;<. a hand in thc interest - f ?
C ?I. ll. i'. Watson who ?s ;i ctiiidulatc; :
!! Hen. does take thc -tump to adv:.- j
cale Colonel Watson wc may 'cok for ;
a let time this summer. "'? oar '
thide George'' docs not relish the
iden of a combination trying lo double
hitit and wi i I doublles-: make greater
efforts than ever before to eel elected.
- DiirHnqinn Sors.
Friiiil: ?"<.:;. m I > re< mville. county,
Sticking plank. A nih- of grceti
!> ..!.'.;> suddenly topple''! 'ivor on Kiiii
??..:?] !!;. was borne io the ground with
I'.MUV, pounds hr'tubcr '>'?. lop of bini.
Iii- b ?ck '.va- dislocated and bis loire?
!i:nb*'; from hi.? hips down were para
lyved:
- Thc State D?mocratie Convention
will bc called together in May. They
wiii ro-organi/.e then. Lt hs probable
that thc executive committee, when
elected, will order tho campaign t?i
begin early in June. There are now
.{"? counties, and it will require nine
weeks Vt make titC; rounds, provided
they lose one -lay in the week.
-Au employee ol'the fulton Has
and Cotton Mil!! Namca- A. V . Young,
wa- instantly killed while repairing
sorhe machinery winch necessitated
his placing his head between the
spokes of tue fly-wheel which started
up and caught him. breaking Iiis neck
and cn:: hing his head, ile was about
;;."> year? old and leave.- a wife ah<i
four children.
- Mr. Henry Fricks was in Wal
halla Tuesday, ile will bc W years
old mi ;iic '.'iii day <d' June proximo.
!!<. resides with his daughter, Mrs.
Massey, twenty miles from Walhalla
ile walked to Walhalla from her home
on Monday in little over half thc day.
?le wa- 'euri: within four miles of the
present -it?: q; Walhalla dune !)th,
17:W. lac j i ved itt "this section until
a f< v. years ago. when he went to
make his home with his daughter ot:
Ttigaloo river. Ho says he never has
rode "'.\ a train. He prefers walking.
A number of his friends itt "Walhalla,
wl'.o arc always '-'hid t<> see him, tried
to get h im'tb ride ou the train from
West Union to Walhalla depot, and
oiTered to j ay his larc, ile declined
w : tl?, thanks, s i y i ag t h e t ra in might
run off the track, that he might get
hurt. :.i; i ?ii' ? could not walk.
?li- is wonder!'lilly well preserved and
does rm: appear \'> be over seventy
years old. lie got a shave and went
io the gallery of Mr. <?. W. Katon t
?taro his picture taken. He says thin
is the first time h- has over had his
likeness struck. - !\>>>tr,. Courier.
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