The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, October 10, 1889, Image 2
Ol'K WOKtilM. WOMEN.!
. i
NO LZSS HONEST AND VIRTUOUSL
THAN WOMEN OF LEISURE. iVfi
Conditions That Make Lifo Less Pllfj j
sant for Them in Crowded New Y&fl
Than in Some Other Cities-LajKH
Commissioner Wrijrht's InvestisratioBg
WasHIXuTo.V September
fourth annual report of Carroll T>.
Wright, Comniissbucr of Labor, just
isMui], testing addition to the
exis'ing jyCorBiation anil statistics oil
the sulijgj^ij/i^lj^M.r in America. The
work dcSf^nWifciY.with the ijiiestioii ot
workinj^vumeti in large cities. The
Not the least important feature of tlie
volume is the chapter devoted to the
character of working women. Original*
investigations were utade .in Hrooklyn,Buffalo,
t'hieago.l ]jLua||ti.
moti'd, St. Louis and San Francisco.
Tables are given showing the various
" I. *!..? Ii>.-v?n,>ti i . {
OOCU]unions Ul^WIIICU II1V \> mm II in iui.h
tit ic? are en 111^;'1'vl"
j - ii-t of his own personal investigation
into the extent of imtnotaljty among
working women and the causes of it"7
Commissioner Wright tints sums up his
hesitatf* in asserting that the working
womet^ mmry,^ !^?r? wj.
as virt'iousas any class of mir citizens."
Relative t?the condition of the working
women of New York city the report
working women there as to dwarf all
other considerations?the. tenement
house and the inllux and c$l0wlit3f*iC
of foreign immigration. The existence
of separate -homes is.*** it v even ninqpg
uk. <ff|s. 3]g
crowded coTTiitHou of iTie poor and struggling
is beyond belief unless actually
witnessed. >*^}T JT?4"'*?
' This brings with it disease, death,
immorality, etc. Tall rear tenements
block up the small ;ur spaces that are
a thinl^hjBl^lWid^w^rlpth^eWtm.
Sewerage is lacking or defective, and
stenches of all kinds prevail in the
poorer quarters. The new tenements
arc built with wore attention to air,
light and cleanliness, and there is a
growing movement toward securing better
lunma jt ??J| S 1 jj|1 ^
Ground r rfnfs are etiOT-*
tnous. The necessaries of life are high
a id many of the poor live on the refuse
Oi" the markets. On the other hand the
comforts of life are found in the best
tenements. Carpets and clean beds,
lace curtains, upholstered firrniiure,
"Among the foreign settlers the illiteracy
is very great. Ambition to learh
English, however Mis
with eager pupils, ?vhu6 $li? native
population is content with ignorance.
Working gids born in New York are
al,ert
,?edneaL(*rP ST^n TTrTvircnnirTo ine stnnasure
of necessity drive's them earlv into
t lie workshop. The utoffi- ?!?*$
the working women Is Tnrluencca Tor
evil by the tenement house borne in a
way too vast for discussion here. One
noteworthy 1 [ ] ^ ^ |
tance girls are e|Me!?(f(lJHjrtJfce
after dark, ospoeiijufy oiileavlng stores
which remain open till 10 or 11 o'clock
on Saturday night. Another is tne
* crowding of friendless, voting wouioti. to
the uietmpolis/vpere {hey live without
among tlie'^o^sjL. t
there is a i JjSvM itfM# *Mnu'iit
and aoTTiiuatc noli f e ih-ss that gun
spring
truest DGmi>mv0LJifeand conduct .was
found '^[dv^and
gi rls c<**$??5j tR^K^i^TLv^
1< iur>nt^ro^i|j^^: j^hffcalq?b^'astregulated
workshop is lheTW|^fj{>n^
The average room' is eitberj
close or hot
opened. Airn-i^nfa^lfy
scant and o
"The it.iQt&iftf'Wiops
vary wi li iheoccupations.
the fore^Hm^Oflj^ysiimen, and
the iuter^t^Kra^pfl?.S takes in his
cinpl'^'HAjtTwiyjevyerthe sexes work
indiscrj hen'great laxity obj^
tains. Tfi wellc<*fcinoted roofifcs, the homo,
is olten higlie^tfian in. the girjv own.
room. --ifftimrrintoioii^of ^-lomlity art*
rare ini'k|tty|s (9^1 1U 4ic.-d.|
\ViicueJB0B||WRye>l^tt| * personally
iicquainro -wg J- Wba&iui hindill
^! ^
are !itt^fi jf ih;
than inj^k3to^^|rtTN?^)ri2'ti' 'iii'n!jor
of we 1 ijj*S JJe 1 1 !g--p;rca10r. the
cliaiicos of ppom'otion avei'l^jetx^-Actual
ill treatment by cirijs"|fcr to
lie infrequent. Kind iH-dgy just iMgjfci.
cordial relations are rhaK^^jH^pr:
of 11101 r k"H^^Krn^^B'
born men, and the kin?flHft?ej9?or
in the world is a Jew of
In some shops week wovflgj^H^fccd
tine bi iug often
have jireat
ployeisuj-iimilaiu urffr^pSnaSss a^l?lisenti?&i4r
'^efghmp ISswiiee-'* *f
health and hdjuf laws insurcs^iy vi^ai.%
foriiiorly^iimrokot. Half
. -tfic p ;
with ;nbx 1
the Worinrt'finhn's'"itTi'O'tcSve 'Association,
whicLkUii- r^ irtfs ion-.
ducted \yitbpra^?ex?eifl?er to the<-inployrr
or .?ei|qjutjljnt:iiul lias been of
great "-\r ;- :!>_: 1; :'<i of nearly
Commissioner Wright's report, treating
as it does of ail almost unwritten AmerhviU-'-^tltlrtio,--and?in?uu.~4udiau&U?i
I'
way, bids fair to attract wide attention.
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEME.
? /. * -y^- 'J.- ylPlafijttjte
?0 Injure ,
pending upon the aid of the State of
New York. The friends of ex-Rcj.ro#v?t
strive Goff, who was defeated in :
the election of a Governor of West Virginia
a year ago, are manoeuvring to get
him into the Cabinet by representing
that he can control the electoral vote of
(hslT'-SrimrfW
can party. To matte a piace i?r iimiu
lliry Wallt 4o ad'rf^iB
ffis ^mW^iuienT
given list; to (lip impression that the
P|v?Went has gone hack to his old love,
ami that Mr.^Miller will go on the Supreme
bench., This will give thePrcsif<>"granty
Mr. Miller, iintf to imie& Mr.
GotT-i?f West Virginia in the Cabinet.
""" ""tirtr President, it is said, has expressed
regret that his election was
I dependent pm?m the. vote of New W-k.
ditions may exist ntwTio next Frestrlential
election. It is his desire, and that
oL'JcpyLLn,g. Republicans generally, that
flic party should get itself in a position
to lie independent of the electoral vote
influences. Taking, the vote of the
1 lvt(-efu?d-<: GqljjBtceJ&J -It
voles of W^li^ii'gfniiirr^B^fflfE^to
the Republican side would1 give the Republicans
a majority without New York.
wcaconie anything that would make
thein independent of Piatt and other
1 ? t ..... r..ii \r.. oiuv...
InW^ot 168 efeblhfal'1 votes and Mr.
Harrison 283. Willi the thirty-six votes
Virginia votes Ha'riwm would have had
r'W?W
FOUR MARRIED AT ONCE.
Remarkable Coincidence in the Courtship
df>f Lansdale Maidens. *t
15? fir j?rie$ of' tl&Sigif' ""ioiaotithce ?
eight young poeple living in Hatfield
township, near Lansdale, became enriage,
and were married by the same
minister at the same place and hour
? #% ?& f?
tnony each of the four couples had bteu !
totally unaware of the intentions of the
others, as to when, where, aud by whom
tbvj sbV'utU. lie married, although the
fact of their engagement was known.
The names of the young people who cn,k?'A
uaon ju^Tiwldife itn<k|r?i<|h|?!tuil
; i^llij'iiHuiiiluhLw wis'I: Ml-'tfilT
uerbraud and Miss Murv E Kickert,
" = - T onrl Kfi?s K?t?.
LI Hill II W. lUIIIIJiU^Vk !??.? "?
Bcehtel, Isaiah M. Funk and Miss Annie
i1F..'lt?(vietlttlv.und Jakob Kuimand Miss
Lizzie Sowers, and tbe Rev. J. L Becker,
pastor of the Lansdalc Lutheran Cbuieh,
f i^.l'!K?3S2i,-0^rfeSte1?**
wiTTniP^Fadius' ot"two miles, \vhile a
i Jwas t hat
rffe TiitaTi^Tin.sDtfiuis were'ail related to
each other, while the young spouses
were all brunets. T^i-ee of the husfs?Detweil^,
mrotand and Mins
? .N^^'^^ke^and Miss Bechtel ?
are 20 years old, and the remaining two
are within six months of that age.
It appears that the.young people,rwho
' Were perfectly well acquainted wifili one
j ^|^er, went to i^^haii^noar
Ranged confidences, and .were greatly,
su rpriseffar'f lip nWs:^htf{ftl^orflAu r
fWitot' dtwyrfion! btlt'tMeJtJO'bplfitf
had no vriildts'fiiidiagiaboiit
iktKeir niajyui^ypj. .1: .Wtydri tbdv UnettufcjjaiB'
? stw}y., fiber#
iW?i brp^d all ,aropd.: ,S?lje
Hpfnj^terayad tie.cejei^yAo
ill out all af once, andAn, liisjmtimj'
iilifSfcng sahkit%at tt nr^MtijJflJMtb# I
?\i&diould'^tiirl outvalI totonce. .< I '> 3
.HAHOJUf G FOB FUN.!S$fefc!!?NN
Denvkrv. ;pcf?tdio)Jcr. 20.^A": mirier'
employe^ ,ijUi on^ipf tfip,ijiiincsri;a4?/,lk$id-'
villc is Aq>ft?iuw undergoing .pqcjiliiy;treatment
at' ouc pf the hospitals. ^Severn
1 wool* a'^d'' 1 h rjcii nd ncrs,'' jvliQe .
iiijj; iht!ir niytmi^'Mifricli.^Vtu^cwv3
various 't-epies:-' Rr trie; coifrAe /it dj;o'
talk death bje stAngulfuion^frrae 'tip;;
and one of the men. fKratik'^ehh^rj
'expressed the opinion thatvbM tRse.xercise
ofpjittle judgment and nerve a'-tUan;
a^uLd sustain life for a considerable
tMg even \^-j.wj)t'Rtied ^ th?
To a chalk1 ngoStw wustrti ie 4tts thedrrTlr
ink own iy;v$9tib?teptf(>^ ,that* J?t^u|<
(^qrCectly Vifling T(f?lo <to,: atul a wager
v?.&t0 vvas ,,ia<lc -'itkl ?*cedfM'fcd* & }. ' i
,1-uc foolhardy theorist at puee de .
^eftued-t'he .shaft ntid eoinfiietiefd Hfe-'
$ra8ions for his experiment. lying's1
t^ujaround his lieek lie gave tbV'sig-"
ttSfflftind Ifa'kVjik
| in the juri'' *&ft* jv.,s^/ito^a^eciy^cdi
| I>ahey a\\5Av(^tH?Vt 'Vipi
! was saewfrfrHis!' rile 'to'rtiV^ ibfqtic:
' t Iieory. kyj&ifc nr^S jjoinirtic^I; C&P'bKwT
! i.i its pvssagf tijlbd''his'Komi iflhrr^t -to'
| burstirtg, Id^s fyo? pfotiuidtlh (roar thi-tr
! sockets, his swollen^ Vjugite; bi-gan tq
J make its \vay.between hjs lips;. >Bd then
| lie becamt|l[mgqpK'loiti. ! 11 js friends,
| having tn>*faft^fti'llifc U'iperiineiit. let
[him dowir imhr afemiify.- At firsttt
! was thlUipj filing I'l?1
jjgfrgtd. hard^??cK
gjlK^iou-nies* wj.? rostorc*|.
G-?n. Faulkner Gefcs 3.>veil/X>tvrrf.;o.;1
xBtfalo, X. Y., October 7.?The jury
i in the ea+lirtfiCo'ili WiftiW !H FtflttlHj
| ci^iniacfrtSt ;tf TbtlfrfMs tobftiftg
; witli a verdict of it)
: iho eighteenth coui^f*ff|p||^j(Stnt,"
: jit making a false report of the condition
;<?r fit IkiusviJJe-Kat'ional'Banki iu Ma,v>
i 'W^f t0 wliicfi lie. signed 1ms name:
jjpfef Cgxe this afternoon sentenced
to seven years in the Eric
! y penitentiary. An application,
Lwilfte insule before Judge >Vjijlacc. at;
Syracuse for a v.ric pf error. f- ;
[f Dm't be deceived by ficfttiou* or paid for cer-;
rtifie:itc5. All tpMituonials iiriiitedjia out jtapcr
concernirg the moritof B. 1}. BylBotjinic Blopd
! Ii:il4iiiirc tru'tj and n'aruino: Write Brood Baku
C?*. Atlanta, tia., for "Book of Wonders."
. Geiiir.il Li\v iWa^atej b^iijfleeiVijd ,
Jbfih|s afcryj'^fij fWj j] ff |
GIRL PEDESTRIANS EXCITED"
png yrteg. Clothed in Bright Red
Treed by a Cross -Bull,
The Pedestrian Club,
tireh^ of ' i'' ^
the Mate's Cornervroad
mile and then across a lot the cluirrr+H+ld''
lessen their walk near]y.a. 1111 lo.? The.
Hare's Corner proposition fn'ct tliV ap'-'
proval of the uinjorityjjind the jfj'Smy*
to the goal proceeded
They were not long in reaching the
fo*kl4httHE)gp?h> Mi^t?mi.ihgg!.iw4eft. tpshorten
the .walk, and no lost
lint |>rofusely trimmed with violets.
This I ilitlic litlU: mi>s claimed to be the
long-i listanee walker of the club. She
hii'l >arcly gotten over the fence of
field No. 2 when an immense bull,
whiet had been taking in all
t he i lanceuvres of the fair ones with"
aiteni ion, came from the rear of a haystack
and started in pursuit of the one
in red. The miss saw her predicament at
once, and, being much in the rear of her
eomp; nious, began to run. She kept up
a lively uace around the field twice, and
at ma i^iui^T4i^buJl3TilJaf l>e$W9il;J
After ai tfiilit pifceftillldfsttMii
field, Wfi
slacke
UqffoktyitM&SJ( p2i?ftod^
eorne ij wiw.
memoc? V&, urejitfb n^jhcd'' Gbmd'
A .n. n_^?T
Oil. ipawjWJU^WiH^ uuf-iifjusrv vwK^iyvu.'ii
small bp
ladder gjj^ $teji,tfce ypvea& fUlflfcpitlj,
tliepiieous shrieks of tbe other members,
who stood on the outside of the
fence. Miss Red was equal to the
emergency, and with great presence of
jimkI : lie raised the ladder and.fastened
ado a small limb of the tree and victoriously
climbed to a stout limb, and
there looked on the bull with disdain.
Land I ie ^eJ tn|^in^0|
piiuch lifliculty succeeded in making the
animal retreat. Miss Red showered
thauki upon her rescuer and begged
retire to an adjoining cornfield
while ;he would descend from her peril$
{he ground and received several injuries,
from which she had to lc^t>
veyed to her home by the young marr,
with the consent of other members of
the clqb.? Wilm/1
4vA AND BAY HAMILTON.
|.^nulim?nt of tL^UrM^B^'fot^rirtd
to be Demanded.
Xk\{ Yuri, o^t
n. (hftt-ke. Robert T&v'mtEiltnflY lrttf
\er. got buck to New York veslcrday,
after in absence of several days, and
for th< njewsptfper"*#
caunU of Hamilton's last meeting witl
-Evang Mine. Mr. Clarke said that the
WiWj*
was not proient at the interview in per
a'aiwat
took nates of the whole interview. Ac
cordin
occurr.'dr.iipaifknutt tr-iiU
Thei e was no kissing or affectionate
ombra :e when Mr. Hamilton entered the
attic riom in the third story of Sberifi
Johnson's house. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
gr ;eted each other formally. There
was a distant bow, and nothing beyond
that.
flwtftaivy. (ufmfiva ?to Ak.
_Cbte ^granted llife ifithrtrcw sinipfy
BifcAse he had received five letters from
ffi'B wile beirging that he should give her
|?S;l$ii]ce to clear herself from accusations
nade by his friends that she doijsttfeed
had been made in accordance
i l conspiracy against her. Mrs.
ijiu.m>l on began her plea by stating that
s really the mother of ihc baby
^Bq^i :e. She said, however,
Ylenim:, that
tifiS yVifct ttngl ?oi/:fliti ft#i
ftfray*vnbout the time she was confined.
KB1. li aniilton took the statenmn^ ii$ tfrfrdul
>u>ly and questioned- ^hc'.;iflog^<l
IniVthci jiboiijt the.time and pjlaee;<fr iher
confiin menf. 'On TK'dsfe ''points 'Mrs!
.Jdueiil'on did not seem to be very cer[ynil
and would not fix either the date
,w?place of birth.
" Tlier, instead of being favorably im
hprcsreil by the stateintfnts made by Ins
[wife;-according to Mr. Clarke, Mr. llam'iltoh,-?b?came
more and more satisfied
th/iMn r whole story wis founded upon
od. Mrs. Hamilton not only tied
.herself up in the story of her motheri.ho.odf
<ut made other statements that
left Mi. Hamilton, at the close of the
.interview, more satisfied than ever that
ifc had been outrageously tricked. At
the time lie gave no sign of his disbelief
[fiher story, but left her as pleasantly
and as formally as he met her.
flfFhit Mr. Hamilton is ciuindv'domi
with ] trs. llaijiil|wfi ?>4 dcihj
in Mr. Clarke's mrntft^nchrnfU genntr
;rrvani s; ys emphatically
iy'.'Th : result of the interview between
My, Hrrailton and his wife need cause
i;?ipudi ites her in foio.' As his lawyers,
P'titlS'' instructed to procure an anuulhij^tiof
the marriage, which was efI'Jutfd
by fraud and misreij&mtfapjhn.
IShyvpreteiidcd to be the niMliCT'bFHlrt'
36{ff)vl eatriee, and alleged that ho was
The' Fa'her pfrtAfci eliiliff.i tThtft*.;alK^ed
fact lus b -e 11'pMnVirta 1 ate. MK"' ivflror-'
nmnn, my partner, was present Hi tlm
.ijitecyhw, and the statements made by
4frs?|-] lamillon are contradictory and
me out by the facts. Mr. Hamilton
wants a divorce and seeks no rccon;e|lijttio
u."
. *1 * ^ Killed bv Chloroform. fill
I w4)i'K West, October <i.?The wife of
iff .1. A. R<>b:ns<w.?T$wlfiJeW f!>is place
this afternoon from tlie effects of chloroform
a'I ministered by her Uifsbrtiid
Intense suffering during a dental operation
lei her to ask for the anaesthetic,
tftjch was administered by the doctor
coVifrai y to his own wishes.? Ifews and
.. Senator Hampton's Idea.
Sbo<i or Wade Hampton, in an intern
viev^,'* represses the belief that Congress
shqol.il pass a taw tp awl coiorgdjqitizens
to-eHilj rate to Mexico, or some island on
rlio'AVc =?i coast, and colonize.
* Ndfliii B coniplotw^rillwJi'i^DfjSeg Wtjfi
pain anii .sutterinfjTntteiiding it as tlio previous
ui>t ul XI c Mother's Friend.. Sel<L by Jill jjfeng4*
A Frank ."Letter.
Ab, Conntess Clare! as I sat last night
^-Jn^rour long, luxurious room,
Where gloves of amber and crtmaon bmned
'Mid banks of the rarest bloom,
A breeze from the Land of Memory blew, i
And the ^perfiunjfcXo mjj^tole \
You looked a qulBBjin raK" violet wagi
W:th vour b^mn ry8?in of la^pl^
i But 1 saw a v drdS^Th e riKtd i?i
I And the seasons backwaid toll,
And a slender girl in a muslin gown
Bend oyer a chiea bq^b_.. , ,;T. , y
The ivory-white of your satin cheek
'T'^6 '
\nd the roses growing in nun and dew
For the dark-b'ue cbina bowl!
?Minim Irving, in ?c/J' rd Magazine,
Support Home Newspapers.
(Baltimore Manufacturer*' Hetord.)
Mapy times within a few years wo
have nrgedupon our readers to sustain
their local newspapers, provided thev
wtsre s.ueh in fact, and not in name alone.
AVe know very well that all through the
country men are publishing what are
called by courtesy uewspapers, that are
tfci JaftpfejCWf aft'd-jlf.i Vitffe
il cw aim n if rf"
WiiWfH) W -fct i?v
^WfWk'i t
* (6m4vSftlri 'i ;Ttf uuy Vra^
-/ftaiitsr/i mr5(.,?Abok'ediaciinal(>st(Vetyj1 fctattf
their projectors had mistaken their vo-.
cation, and after a few weeks or months
they disappeared. Unfortunately the
injury they did to legitimate journalism
did not die with them. The legacy they
left their unfortunate subscribers
was a distrust ot ana contempt ror
in general, and a desire to
rience. Recently, while visiting the
cditQr of an influential and deservedly
popular daily paper in a large Southern
city, we were shown two letters received
in that day's mail. One Was from a
ordered the jtoiper. jdonped. He said
had always been pleased with it, but
that, for juany months ..he bad.not
for some neighbor would borrow it, read
it, lend it to another and so on, and
was doing tfie nablisliers an injustice as
l> aiylfhin concluded to
> 'sfof) for aWliile until some of hisneigh,
bors could be induced to take it, and
I then he would renew his own subscrip
5 tot)': rilMM 1 Wriletrth* wfcuwfoiJ biff eflefctt
1 '
! your paper the last four days. As seve
attend'to this at once and see that there
experiences. Journeyiug leisurely in
i1 ft lis ftfcufiUwtt M -wt rU?wri
ijuk -Htivi<ln?y. rkrrii(); >iiomtvrrifi trrew9;
sion a group ot' a dozen or more sur!
rounding one man who was reading
! from n paper. We learned that he was
the only citizen of that vicinity who
i took ^newspaper of any kind, and that
I whenever there was preaching at that
cross-road meeting house lie was ex1
It is safe to say that the really able
weekly newspapers published in the
South average twenty readers to one
subscriber, while for that number of
i readers there should be at least four
subscribers. Now where docs the fault
be? Certainly not with the editors and
. .publishers. Thpv arc, as a whole, the
igreal esd klwstjfcdri i>:2 respective
A x'omhmhiflfib'tlbSl^ ^i^^bcir <tlme,r
1 chWJr^pots, to pbitifi
vocation, and are usu^lljr.,.^e;;,< aptiyp
uiwiir.tpts cJattxurvi Ui lUr.-XhjiCuvi 11 hoim-,
liliSSpifi
1 rtiVtht-y' bfteii' fbn*(?f
their own, and give the use of their
columns gratuitously when they should
he paid liberally for the space occupied.
The responsibility for sustaining a live
newspaper in any locality devolves upon
the entire community. For merchants
it is the best medium for reaching the
people. A well-worded and well-displayed
advertisement in a newspaper
draws, pipre than all the circulars they
can issue or handbills and sign boards
they can post in their Counties. The
merchant should therefore advertise
liberally, Mid also influence his customers
to take the paper he uses as his
medium. The latter will respect his
opinion and follow his advice, ana then,
as their families l^ad froui,week to week
Jbe imgcellanfeous coinifrus/they:will be
Snshifsinly fW t<T r'tTi many* new Warrfs
that he can supply, for every good
newspaper contains items showing what
other people, the world over, are wearing
or eating, or what tools they are
tfbat AWjhooseiioldiiJitafEitorj
labor-saving machines have been introduced,
and reading about these things
creates a desire for them that will eventually
lead to their purchase. * * * Sup"porl
your htonMi'tapajwrVfor (lie good
rhev have done, are doing, and will
jiWl^it0^!?^ (- // vh--, /?t
One of te#. rSUrt ii?t,s'Pr,6sfeclttorsjU",
Gen. George .Foster, wbo^yr/i? ..one of
tlio prosecutors fh the irfal "of; Jffs;
rntt, was before a Now York, police
court Saturday'on the (iffarge'-of raising
a disturbance while drunk. The charge
if wast ikit'firesSed'-nnd flte! Justio.r fffscharged
him. At one lime General
: Foster bad a;practical in New'Ydtk-wiorlh
?20,000 a year. "Less than a yearjago,"
saysitbejdFor/tf^it'tbe General-began ontbe
downward grade, after some domestic
troubles. > Mrs.! Foster and her two
daughters now live down town some
whqre. xFiHifn bejtsg unusually neat iu
' liis dress the General lias grown to looklike
a tramp, and he. has no money,texcept
what he begs from those who have
known bira i^jjctJpj-dajk?f., ,lr-,
? The establishniont oj; graded jk'|h>o1s (
for Newberry is being agitated by the
wide-awake peop'c of th it town.
x r? " f " ' ^ C ^
1 flicct^W ofth$?pliiisli vei's -1 c.-fitured
by Hi Ilia lis off the Mnroceo coasi have
jjieen released. I
BLOWN INTO ETEBNITY. |
Forty' ihiveg- Boat*Tby?thw fixyTUIlOIl UP
tigplollera of a. Hiasisaippi River1
jSjfMimer.
SSew Orleans,. La., ?tetober,3;?Ttye
llrabmer XjMrnua^t-t^lOuactojk 'CopK
soflnated iLirte $bft wr,e at fc&O l^st
evjkmjjg fo5p t)ucpita f^vjer, wij^b' aTttjl
caJraj of flight and a good list of pas*
^rtgpfrs. d!3.hfe adfplodpd fter^TOiJerj^'
Fite'i! Rivlse^neai^op^wfte Pot? HotP
son, at 11:45 this morning, causing the
loss of tho steamer and about forty
;Hyos.- -Thrti Anchor Line steamer City of
St. Louii, Captain James O'Neii, a* as
^tar Vv)A:rt(t/\dfil^ his crew and boats
?fv(^imny ^vts.' The surviving passengers
and crew were taken on board
^i^jl^OTeirantrTCrTkrhdly cared
Jkyfoby laip arid'fiis Crew. awliwj ?n no-1
it.ea ] ;<nw <? > '! tn*fe??V?t 'Oi.t rri f ?f
Sr *4d ,
problem: #3 to,t)e Yiwiwrd n
H i
IfT-VtrWiM i i/W)4'reafltf-^
fta'
S<IIUO ' ,.^\V'ltt(l|^. I?tj feutfjft" J)0; limits'
his CO tc^.bat^M?W I
1 Wtft'
is seer (it1 brm inr trier mercantile or orpl'i
ssioi iiiCTJuciilll: LftnR'1
iQiikin tfhftWSfel ?'rtm#ail^0V^r3 i In! ttfT 1
In soiuthwJBnrmniliRl^bci'Mnrt''afcfltfilllf'
Irivpr the white meehairtft^u)i<h/?sraW'
and is making a coinfor.table liviiiawit
prices 23!bY :th]fc^h<-;
white nUnf ?nlrt>d^f* tfdrl??o^\Thyf :
Bx-au; (.idtjc&^imtiHitle 'rtr-VniMftytd i
nj^/i>^r4?ceaiitfce('-.hwj({gr?JiLc,ihdw<i;
pi A*MnrJtfuteilna# z,
m; to '
'Sjfct
ullWk'-K tRiIyl. Ync negro wjfll get along
jyit fife Vcfi|5'.4" T t i I* I Mejtne eil,at?f e toa
\H--ifttV fcud! clothe' Wj,c|^rjf(
i(^td'^iy',hhii3cf.i''rt'nfj<Ylll<dUKf5f |
jjli;^(l sfesajkltv. nbtr. ^b (KJi|li;)srt>iicidBMl?
'.lV H*#heiwife QL-Mii hiMcer-prblf/r
AmSk. i ,m& raw
y?2? .1*4
a|4i:fcKa,
rent ar few bfrflls
drcn a '(yffijtiifi thfc S'ttiiie tTay}tfttflff'tihV
of then't&Te? large enough*!^ arelfttefl
out toe, and .U^wr; Wp'>fo^arsrcdirtInsnon
come ( f the family. He, buvs good
second hftttd erfothfrr^'^r whlt&'be^aVi'
little 01 riot fa i rvg: < - to^VU' fitp' , fht: re''
fi?*e, tlifMt-bis-darly.'; dxponse&af&'prta?cliIraly
n tHing w^iencoraxjarefliWitllttlxCTo;
JK I bo vRlvUe.jmegtw^; /VP^'^We hw:
jbay drj mferior. lyor^jt pe.YeEttyetoss,
#fact Mttgradually elbowing
mechat id ;ou:" of' the' way. vn hianv
places ael'd^tf rig' \vo.Mrnt'pr tc$.
at v;hiqhit"is Hfc^rtliyWnfitfeKibltflw me'
white tiieelutnid ttfi.iiVfc.^'XtzWash^i^^
view. , *>xA r.fiii'jrirw tfN. .'flfoi* i
jlHT; ' l-**""1' i i\
A North. rC?rolin.k: Casa.; Rattled.'' Wt
^ I JVlB HirtpTOtf^ October 3.-^Aj tques tioni
of*crni^id(et;a^le ipter^d;?-the* State v(>
North (^tfofc sp^leJ.^Q.-j^y^flftef;
several! cotif^peiicps. betw^ep,. tljue 4tlgijv
ncy Geiitfra]'v die Secretary'of, fhVrr^r"
stiry, tlbe; SHcretarV' 6f the fhteriqr and'
S1n..'n nrtsM. ITr. tt>l "Wril?fh'> Pt?i Mill ii H. Tt
UUKCI ItUl L t/TTIV& VI -involvrtf-fhe-+mbtHty~of
tho"Btate- forabout
$41,000, interos*lOHA$K45,000 in
bonds il-sued by the, State inauv years
ago in i.fd' :.'6f' tpe .Norm Cajol ina-RaiV
rood, vjliieu'krb in ftre ])os9e^si6li
of the g^erMiherit'''irlcfcrtVy'-ftf1 tlic shapt
of Jndmfi-'1 frost-fuhdo. !'iT4ft'^n\Js;raal';
tureld it) *id83mnddn:1884i!' Thec&atbd?'
! *^rting;i:o?rodqQin;i4hailxfiidR,: witii^nifOr-.1
est to 4>.t<j,of .oi^l^i^vbrUf^qipWitiOi'
the payment of interest From maturity
to uatci -nil jTKTccOrctri um vr.^.,
whereby is'Jf o.'pay "jGi{ja*"(h<i.
., lifted IStrtfaa .|reiisurfe tlio.
amounts,"MrHmg fliomiestipn "s'joits
liability for interest A($fftti^;on'',t^ihs
sii^eo their maturity to be detcnMffcii by
f ffj tt ?i 11 qd/ J; t >t Sup re am ftoinfttj '>i V ;
b, i.'fi fP ? ** n u) uJr* vrt
I lnTftWl4eTert.afttvvSen<>rits .Viit
NtEw[York, October 3.?A dispatch jto1
the Maritime Exchange to-day, dated
Nassau;, 8GfMui he rJgOpannOttUWV "that
the British steamer Earnmoor, froitf
Baltimore -Joneu-evtltttHoiwidv
m?d atjsea in a gale on September Sthii
All lianda were JpAtfleic,qpt.|Se^eiv who
were lafcded at'Nassau. 'Ttjo. total Ipsa
is aboult twenty-eight liv0*.,: 'tlic" Earn
moor vyae a British steamship of 138$,
tons, and wns commanded by. Captain.
Grey. . Slifc' leftr'BAlt'iiiiori August &).'
and TUntffi /IrtOl 'kqniH".TpWiir?' lfamVl'f/i'n
Roods for Rio Janeiro. II
| 4 j
; ? <UUOi) <r.!
, The bill ;to establish, ftn industrial
school fovjnrlp h^,.p?ssecL,$he..G<forgin
Hota'ijiJ of' IJclegates and wiU,pro{^ablji^
'finis 111o Senate. The bilT 'lp, oien.thp
State I 'if iverity togifl^'failea't'o receive
ia eonstifritionril faajoi'ityih' the Sbn'me,
i)i|b.-the vofler was reconsidered and the'
"bill is still before that body. The friends
of woman's education are io a.majyriti':
in the Georgia Le?isMttir?, 'ffibtyfh soinfe1
of them object to eOodnentiV)rf,'Of
and feuieJe spiMleatB.'indbe lihlvorsltyti:!,
.ij.l. i ,nl I ,i "riVrt
Laagley Brotfiers,--'
V,Ml I "itolt I '1,11
174 KING ST., CHARLESTON,!8. 4;
MANUFACTURERS OF LADLES' AND,
GENTS' Underwear. Fine Drert Jlhw-tefto
order :i specialty. Directions for Measuring scnJ
on application.j, | t..., . .j.pj ^ tgerH>?fril''
The Tozer Engine Works
Mi.' c .' - IMM'I ; -i .A'IV,
(Succe8V?il.t9 pial EfliriM.IYotlul^t;;. p ,-i
JOHNA^IJXIS.EROPRffim.
.. 117 West Gervais StrSet;
Sift *"jj 1 W. *?. .'i .
I'MOK DEPOT.
?MANUFACTURERS OF-THET0er
Steam Engines
AND ALLSI?Efe bf BOTH LOCOMOTIVE 1
AJVD RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS.
FOUNDRY WORKJN IRON AND tJLASS.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
1 Mfirfcrcta.
JERSEY FLATS
<i . ? t
C'liill nnd.TVver Cure.,., L^rge
bottle? ill -4enti?', hnd guaranteed to cure any
oni"? "f ChillH nAd Fever, Malarial, Intcrm.ittnt
and Rcmittfeiit Fevers, by
TIIE BARRETT DRUG CO,
f 1 :;-fi.-i !. Awusta,GA.
TRY JERSEY FLATS. Feb lfcy
Her Answer.
"Youpg pap propcsed-^malasLmaiil."---J=Inn
can t mean that?" "Indc tl it's
y*??.*tpue;
AjjlcQ&nu:M?.be his wife outright "
"Ooofl!gw<>hjus, dear! What <^d you d??'V
"Pot r oijii fie1 looked so
"I animal AA cleik on well)1 ifet l 'jf if.
Askayoti-^a ^ifty and a belle'! *?{f
Bujt temnt^Uat he dared to say.'fr'iiI ji ,! I
'{Well?loved me!" "Oh, tWxmrt, N
What e st?" "Abdjrfai h& ^
i was the Sort of tirl whose heart M
Wou d never let Itself bo bought." VJ
".le said ht-wss a man?thard
Was just a woman equdso ^
In youth, hejlth, brain we stood, an ?why,
You'd thlnit ho never dreamed of no?" 4
"1 hat he was j oor need be no bar?" <
~ii Wuil i ani(X)waqdg?y4e' eftt-sr- ?"*1 - *
,'iPor Love will prove the guldine star
eq0 f,,me and fortune, for my fake?" .i&zmi
h^dftrt b^Kftfld'dJT'hSsrfc eto^'tiao#."^"'M
,yv-i
?i'?! WvB* - , >-,.*r.UOM 2
''1 -"? TX8(>TEiAiBLiQ2>D-iCONVlOIi ittorllj,
*nriflo. Mfftaal'tteSBiKj
Ha i.JBeen .Conditionally Paxaontd. e
ul-ue* RlU: Jasv. fiV.nTf J: /'H:lfc
thc'eC arts of ibe ^National Humane So- s
WW a'WndV/iorth't |ra9ftfin T^xfifcei7ob- -l
ItffWKj from Governor Buckner for Linn-*"o
Kitlo.t Jnffrt^ Me)'-'Voting' tif-^'ijbntiek
itf&wb iaidtm'bddaflfi'ial th
Schoo of Reform torrJJftH. J
one day the baby wap uUsiur.'t)
.Luiui" WrWAs (ftfestIltfiAH;.'hndiin'Affy;IM "J
11 1^'OSK igbliew? fty'Whfefe rhA tfilfy'^'bAdfy
Ws Jf< i5n(U?a.h?crvtfk, fmd?0trd?ofusli?d pi
W:'[ lta fl^idr l\fr, Had-tyi tvtitte eh'i Id - bn, thxij WNMj
1 rnok^fi *p*L miiedjjilv f aft?r |
wtrtwi be tried to burn the'body; i>; j,vu, J
t ffjbfcii I not burn fast enough and-be:
tbiftw lff'ifftV) Wdn^Wek.'^'Ifd 'Sfthl salA |
ftijftititerifead .p:*i>titfsbu Wm -frpafotHof-'i
djtop bootft-rtf'Oho'woUldfbiH^hei !<
habv,. #mu?M* ^faB^-^histbwOrf -i,
mob# Hgainst the old'man was valueless.,-> ,
Wftrmrc was sent to prison for lifmHe
iver heard of God of the alphabet I
audltli J not know right.from
Alie^tii lCop liis^eorivictfonHfe' www >?
tywfti oMs?iTid ttWf rit* ( ffd'jigb 'of'tSvnitf ?"
can re; ifTftbd' wVitte'' Hbd1 ft" VCf# bfigttff
'fifery lebtlvfet 'in tfi# :prisoh signed# pfe-* j1
r tiiimi hlPBfe J*' a h
, I wfr;vij ?: -r on
" : | to ><! *-fr li^'p^TTr^f.;? <1}? . ,t
1*. 'T'f ?r >
f ?'lAtel/TC.)Wgftrft>Wrthy eftTofe?-'Itrrrtf5 *
rtftflnt C'rb'fk^Awft&ipT'in 'Hfe etatfMy
(Jtf'-Mr. IAWS. 'MUftgoV* "hMd -1fiiS"'UTfflpr
'Hlslbthcr injuries- proved to be more
s^flbtis. He leaves a faatilyt; rfrfr Jtouojil
obildren-..-;,JJ;i.ildeatl*.t is TegruUadrr and- <
touch $?mpa?hy.4S(.ni(4)?e3Betl b)M<b6r>ci6i-?
tl^wtnuftUfl^iwbvknewthjra^' -:
j,qW(tktornLied!/t'nj<*n:<*utr?.*.+. txt+if!
^ ' j Mi*' xvM'W r?j|lr*?Q?'ief M> 'MX ;*! r|
1"' A' ptfrtty WbmatoSfctiotrHeraelf. ' <
/wwy
Hfbward, a bright and.attractive woman,
-tilt-"-recently engaged as stenographer |
for Millionaire E. C. Simmons, shot btfi*-'
?pjf thdno times last evening itl henrfftTr ?
[iici' employer's office. She will recover
'Lyrequited utrection'r^pAtn??fr.:,SinimiwV
Signed as the eau3c.
C'-i-.r.ii.',! I- t > 4r. -lot i'? '
.::!fTtoyj N. Y., is having an epidej^Kh
yyp&oid fever. Ia one locality there
were last week! thre&drnfMleUd :b*sos! awi'
I ' nrwatm^. jIH tUl frta/fr j
iro * < ? *? woN "' ! fln'j / '
kUl J .imt Pifkb & P'aiWn I .
u |f)ttag.,NqKeir<if?a^ledl((.,,
tj ^ ffin'f fit tttm'fot dfittfd Vic
v'-tBiJ^icl Stood flalin, (BuB. B^uaslcwtcEmHW' i
ji' jsc^^ldod diseases, after other treatment had been
,. an? f#5f ?
( ri^j. Send to Blood Balm Co,, Atl;pla>.,5a j fax,; ,
. llpstmtdd " Book of Wonders" filled with letters
rojn perkonyillreiiby li. y ,
I Ufivdt .TMntftUrt ?71fT 'JVHi
si r. M. J. Ro.ssman, Greensbo?6;''dal'/w7it'e4i^M
Wive b^dy) .fripnd wl|ft hjift bfen eptijfttotCOred-;
I rW*MrUuH out 0ftBeufcof tWo111
i CJOtdhs'of B. B..B. effected an entire cura. IJcnow
' -nui/, ;ii> >5tuln'.)(ir Tr,* '.it .
^?f,s|veral,<jasj5s of blpo4 dis^as^tqifed.speedpjr byj
/:hffX qff?;^^.,,1. hiif d-i ?'t M-H'tt/ 'ritrft s
"B. CT. Tijifhf.y v/ritpf: |, M y; mother and sister.
lUsed'Bi B.B, for scrpfjula and ulcerated sore tliroat
T(l?!fi.AT,ian^'Wiiy-,d :
.tfVAC 1 illlUn I from its use than all ofcbeprfj
rthiedies they ever used. ... ,.
r roj.f' l > : atiy ?:u) l?> i "t? > 1 u
> . A\ it Ni if frd ls', T.^513 (iy sYl AtVantoj tlL, writes':
' Mv wifeflf/!??SWraftNftW'ffes beeltihiftdf Intent!.
#h;lt physicians term Eczema, affecting^e^tfKOk' j
?linpbs and scalp. 11 appeared that her whole
i plyju vyqu'.d W*?d <?ff rtf 'Sefc/tei! ohout Hnti a tfofclc, 1
Jcavi^s; tlifcstfrf.ioe.Ttdind'tender.brtdi ttetettne#l'
:n\d;etl o^op.. f tycr (^neraj, fW^K failpdi/c<nd<iqr P
il thought she wouldjdiq,^^^!^^
* tors atiUiiunicrous patent methanes Tilled to give
U,' was seiring^he pjlitfj
I jddinfistetftMr I'ilitWld Ity^cAi'n^W' h ci/iJ"'
W,.pnd to our tittffl'AstonishmentsW6' co'mmencbd' '
improving at cnce, and thrao^bttJeakVJOStitigtttiiy1 >
i\^fleeted an entire curs. It is wonderfully quick
i*h adflo'n."v, r.iovi.tcr
' S' U' r>riijili2iiln PIT.fitj.rftHj a '
I D- MCRah. ^y?Kjesbpw, ijis^mfr^jss: "M?,., |
i fiftH r? sister was aSjcted with bpils which sadly
(SUfLS lrfpiffrVt? frer lfcahfi.'Vnl/sfie i&t S ?
, tnd strength each da v. One bottle of.O D. 13. acted .
IISdiniglc hha prodttcWac6nipletec\l/(iIHi' ' (8) '
' r,'i n <.' n> " ?m*?i; ,
Bookbinding;;;
I HA ?E TWO PIRST CLASS BOOKlJrND'j ^
tiR'fe- as good' as crrn be fo6nd ifnj Vfitret Sdtii' i
me'yotir Book* and I will <lo them up riic'elj ?
' iiid it( moderate cost. ACCOUNT l>t)t)KS e' '
afl'kindfl made in the beat style of the art. I
CHARLES A*. CALVO,1 JR.,'" |
i v . !<VI *'1if'H
'Iti'liitcl'ftnrt T5 <*> o it "b 111 d. e r
' '! * V" ' / "l-'/ ^
' 6d. North, Richardson Street, .
t:c:6'-i'UrM bi a. s. c.Vi,*?
vfSrj- ?9-': *;
GILDER'S LIVER PILLS, j
:: 'ftdttove rhe bilo from the1 intern, cure al i_
bilious troubles, and y'rrivebt malarial disease?. 1
j. , .. .... , y . *
For sale jby a? idraggUts brid tnerchaata at Jt ?;
cent? a bpx, op mailed on receipt .of price by
li, jjj V I THE BARRETT DRUG CO.,: , '
Augusta, Ga.
TAKE GILDER'S P'rLLB. 'Fobl5ay n
*rj\ fit ?<W '
; r? ?.ir :jl fi'
\ The^e
fak&jrft*
'H3 caugty^imh aoold fee could not sinj." "
l^or. U&
id.'-pjight he must have been. And yet. hisV. ?
sfemsriS'te
elopr to the''genus homo;* Is utterly * .'
y~rcctd torJwWr;^*r;&.
ban. sMMMaMrc
v^r'aevised: but we rejoice to know that all
ymaa ^gmiWTlTgp MivivRLaiBUuai1 nnaj
fl)r. Sage's^fJttWfch auEfcsa#' (uiJ^sjOj^-ipD^jft. j
aseg of -Catarrh la .the JHeacL.noiJR&ttfcr of '
*tr: limfr gWhdm^T Whne "for-finMuryugcaff"~raneliial.
throat and lunar affectipjuu-Dr. ..
Tctctms Golden Medical Discoverj?3Bi>?frQl'"t?o
Ifrely ^Cubm thow/MBt WSfftn-.'-r
jg .coughs, ana oyititeiip cne Jietfn "ima i,,x
tfrn^thttidW urtUJ )iavb>been:a(ed?(p?4jrtJc?rt
tpjtHl 1 cloatMO iho liv'-r, tt' omach snj
>owqW. They are purely vegetable and-peredfly
harmless. Oue a Dose. Sola br-,p
Irpgg Is ts. 25 cents a vial. ^ ~H
j fu*- ;* ." U;M r>~,nK-:Au .f[j;w.-gfrftT
i
ET C li
JJ3r-tW' F EwIM
llflpMSi
M ENSTRyATlQM -'- :
a.- kh ~1 ^ 'Mbwrwrv tibk?csifurS&rr -90i?Jf
tafe
,r -Shrtr-**-WXWQtekW'Mmfia .<m-tr
VKWMfi^HEGlMATOR-m &mmoA
iSiBi^
j.i>! I f ;:
.,?.J UffWr nJ v ''>iT|iiv?.y- ';o ctoi&jMKgK*#*Hote
MfLific^Wfifetfl Mr P?C Sc-- rnvi ,;
?? ***T'4r.'m7^?t/v'.T' in "')*} -Jw <*i j*rw ^isiil */v
''PftrtJ Wn8blp ?D3 Bi>o?6 Ootto&OinMrtitoUK { fni')
"iLSdSfe^vfff.. siiwto
3cr?^j,i?p*lfoeat Aeons'SteP^ <J J litter Cqtttty ***?(?
Lid^rjW^ttftrjrhrtbsWIAttt#:
Sixy M jlte.'- iLainr. <MaauAntUti(HPi?oni|)iiwr^.1ir^i(
gha 1 lin$?*Pfcf 1 eys1 'it :i n gortj rt5cte tfgj,fV <**
HpJIers! ScftffA1', Cska OrHidiore aliSfBt^karl{.^tOcT^f
erBelt.J tAul . fttfrh*.
berve|yw*?iDUh?8tf?b*|l^fjl^i}fr jifrifh
phcmglyour orders. , * w~.
MSriemil "teWrftaatdb Bade dft vWoa&^T? rliH?!^ Iff)CT
JSS *
^ VV. H. QIBBES, Jr.,
" CoTumbTi'SiC. ,
Jacaflt j
i
Stock AND ImWfilW'T1* 1
^WWwC-v11
* >tn cTRyfjOpft^A^Ey,^ iifjc.'f trr;iq?M>>
ml'l CM *^ri-| .K>o?{- :?/f />| few}*
o/: Vft>(shii_4itL-Lt,7
, Im?rt)irfe3' Tetcfidfloti7 $tai'lioff.^*/v'"
UlbffF. fto.DWV'T.^ w?ll mifcl tfli 'leaijon
J$5. CI oice young Jersey Cattle. BKKKsHJWfc >? tS(Wf
^ifine, Light Brahraas, Wyandota, Lnngsnansr
B/cwn Leghorns. Plymouth Rocks and Game
rS',t""e' .1
. ' i'1'
? I Oil- i rr ,'l a'i.r. i rtr ' ft; *
FOR SIXTY DAYS.
,., ' Y ' .! 'i.:' tr: WjWtj ,V1
WE OfFFEH' ODR f-NO.V'2 TIAXJ^MADH 3
HMW HfStMS'- ??<
hifjkofy wheels and shafts. i{^
eusbfdiied sent and painted nicely." Not a cheap
made cart, but is tirst class throughout. Wo also
???
SS&Sffi 1
painted ih^oodti Et.vle. fi NUrtbyiaby iMtuvuiUlfcil i/
Flfi.-U. I M.I-sh :V^ntTTtftt 'ftanrifrfetnV^lf'A: '*"K
-r, i;0Vii 1-v.iO, .,1V -V{P \,a til 'l/.E-rmrN '<
' tfiftj) ui!i ?/r:ff>'?-tf.,f'i 'itf fftiifirl't^')"/ fetlM
rf'Y | ml\ '>a'.VrYnfi
'"'f Why, iWkfrvMwstlttty 8. C.,
'IVpfihlu Ttpaiat'p.ry 8 wanes. SI
f j .OTi xTr! .ir?M in tlUfdi
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