The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, January 20, 1886, Image 4
WORK OF OUR LAW-MAKERS.
A.YURIER LIST OF IPORT ANT ACTS
OF TAZ GENERAL ASEIBLY.
Now Laws and Old Laws maule over to Salt
she Times-The Result of a Haird-Work
ingSessios..
Act to provide for and reguilate the
incopourai:al Q towns of l:-!s than onle
thou-and idhabitantas ins this Saate.
Act to authorize the county commi
ai ners of flanp!on cotltjy to oCa
and con!truct a public highwav across
Act to autnoriz. tic true~ee of th
Ufniversity of iSoni, Criat e
ert.in pr'optyiv belonging to tIc Sot h
Cailina (feIC.
Act to provide far and r eulate the
incrporation-of :manufacturing com
pasics in ti I t e.
Act to incorp rate the ro-.%-n of
M4onnt (CarI: o the savw Val
ley f;ilroad, -Abieviie c y
Act to prebctibo the pair nez cer
btin stamntorv lien-.
Act to incorporat'e tihe ik c ut
Caadoanrne anAd, Conway Rihway
Company.
Act to provide two alhiti zat trial
jaoticoaa for (artnton c,>unty.
A Joint Re.soiltiion to m: 'or- z, tl-e
school :ru-etes of School :- ii -i nm
ber tireive,(1) flamptono e-r, t)
i.sne pan ertificate for fory-ie
dollars'b '-t Mf. P. Melv.-> ou of
me fnds of te fiscal year endinz
Oc.totuer 31.,_1863.
A Jiot [L')i-s ion to authorize the
county cmmstOiairs ofPi"ken-Z coan
ty to pay to .S eoart ti san of
thir ty d->Ilar-.
At ro an horize the Govern.,r to pay
Frank DeLo..c.:, .'Ur flampton county,%
the rer-ad Zeted for the c.t'tuot of
Joe Gibao:', .>n of aiscoltingent fun .
A,, to reqaire the coinity e-uim
sioners of lo-ry an-d Georget1.n
Ooan.ies to open...and keep a certain
hignaway betweei- Marlov 's posroffite,
in Horry coit'y, and tie Mcto-limt
Parsourx ..t Georgetinwn wuuty.
Act t - inco.-po.ate the 'uount Pie, s
an; ant Scaview sity tadroad Corn
Act to incayriporate tle Berkeley
County Land.and Stck Copiuaiy.
Act to provide for and iTirzen the
incorporation of banks in this State.
Act to repeal an Act e' it led "An
Act t- pronitpit.tie sale of spiriltu
or intoxicatigg lrquor- in the county
of oconee,". adproved Deuceuier 24,
1883. -
Act to ainend Section .1,019 of tie
Genmral Staates -so -as to change the
time of cloing the school accounts of
the school districts of a C:ttmy.
Act to 'aithorize trial juarices to
issne warruts or - search and seizure
and fxr tho et of suapcete:l per
sons.
Act t- afneindan Ac- entitled "An
Act to aiend ali Act entitled 'An Act
to anenst ae& Act. to pro--z fi r a more
speedy dovieloptnent of thie Lluilbiat
Canal.
Act to vest in the ini-i.dant of the
town of Carn, wjttiiqVie. to-wn of
Camden, the -ame puowersaudauthori
ties in critnitti ma.tters Which1 now
as I shall be he edtr ves ed in a trial
justice under ttse lawis of this State.
Act to authorize and einpowe' the
town council ofthetowe of teorge
town to impo-e 1i oo6cltt l'-.iens
upon personu.gsged in any ca. inc
bnu-ness, true or. profse n within
said town.
Act to an o the adjutant and
inspector g rto leind atms re
schoolsc or cc the pikr'of' whi-ch
are instruote- '-tat.s
Act to refui iiinmoney to Danmel
Heyward.
Act r tiij frIt josAites for- th"
eountiesi of Laurens, A btxrille, George
town, Berlejey and. Charle-toan.
Act teraise'cuppliesi and mattke ap
propriatiots fur the tis'cal year comn
menciog~'tember 1, 1885.
Act to incorn-ate the Brotherhood
of the South Carhln AnuuLi C->ufer
*ences. .
Act to provide for the appointment
of a sten agher for the third and
fourthdii i cigoets., - s.
A Joint lathn ( : anihorize th'e
schoo! e soeite- of Pickens county
to draw his~ gtrai tqion the county
a school -e m-held byi Miss Et.elia
Gaines.
Act to e pt certain portions 'ef.
'WilliamsbursA 'unty from the opera.
tions of Chaptei XX VI of the General
Statutes relatingtethe stook- law.
Act to inceoIorate ;the town of
Monck's Cortiir;: ini the county of
Berkelev. -
Act to provgre cfr es for certain
officers in Georget~wn county, in lien
of all fees and coo.st
A Joint Re.glueion proposing atn
amnendmenitZ Arzcte 1Hof the Cont
stitution of the bcf f South1 Caro
lina. o .
Act to anthgrig :Nud direct the
county tre:Gureiof.Ber kelev county to
rebate froin the taxes 'otthe fiscal year
taxes for 1884 nade by certain parities.
Act to inweseribe atnd' egulate -the
introduction in the General An.cinbL~v
of measures resting to private inter*
ests e'Id the Mnldifet'of the same in the
progre-s there'f
Act providing for 'tbe safekeeping of
the regisrtton *bo'ks and replacing~
such as have been defaced or injured.
Act to suppress.Lhe pub'licati->n and
eirculatiori f -obscene books, papers
and picmures~ayd lhe postinlg of inde
cent show bills.'
Act to repltal.Sutbdivision 23 of 5ec
tio.. 169 ot*ieGeneral' $ta:umes relat
ing' to the exemt)tion of property from
taxation. .
Act to amuendnr Act entitled an Act
to'prohibit nton-residenits from hunt
ing, ducking, fishing and gatherin g
oysters and terrapinla within the linuts
of the coil.:iies of GeorAMetwn, Beau
fort, Chatrle'.ton, (Colletoi atn.I B -rkeley
except uipon-~certain cond-iti-s. -
Act to regulate the fees of phys -
- cians and sorg.-on; for testifyin-;~ a~
experts in criminal cases.
Act to incorporate - the rL-turens
Building and Lua.n . Associat ion.
Act to amfen ;..an. Act To organiz7e
board(s of he:ilt'->ni- for thte better'
procectioui of t.-public hteahh, ap
proved the 19thday'ofecemrber, A. D.
188.. -
Act to p~evide...for the alppointmernt
of a stentozrapherfor thte fifth and sixth
judicial circuiits. '
Act to amnend amg Act entitled "A'n
Act anthorizil trigLjustic', to issuie
warranlts for tt ~- pfor-cemtt of ari
cultural biens ieeilrtmo en" a:. to
Art to inca: 'a-Le C ro town' - of .10
way in the ei v of Barwei
Act to inico j':0'r ileu. T: I wa
Company in Ife cant y.
Act to i.c' rte the t'ouiat
Newberry ao Lauen,- I liId
Act to de-' a cer'talin creek. ont
Ed E o sla - r e - em ty a
private stream.
A Joint le-oltion to anthorire the
CounltV Com fistiers <-f Kzr-haw .
county to rpply cel:il finids in
hanld- to Lrenelt1 counlty pur - po'es a I(
to valiae the act ot said of un: -
funds to the j-ayment of cerlvtain county
obIigat ions knoVIn as the WV:e. t:
itiver Free Bridge B onds.
Ac:. to oCrtmit tE .I ie of d: i
wines~ maufactur'ed in this State with
out lienli'e.
A Joiit lteso1ution to at horize t1h
emplo. inet of an enrinee to report a
plani for ther imiprovement of thle jrin
e in the vitdnit of the lunia: i y
luml.
Act to ameil a:n Act et:d "A'
ACt, t0 am ild .'Il A0 .ft il:i! ,- I al .
creatiiin a harbor c mi-i For
b.&y and harbor of tu;;e1to:;. :1p.arav
id 21ta Decemner, , on d
DecIember :2,tm.
A joint l)teouion to prouide fo !I
pti mnenlt of e. Imn pa-t due !ch-i
ciaims int .artilb iro elt V.
Act to inicorporae the
Gin Company.
Act to prohibit the catchi: of teirr:
pins between the first day o(: April aiI,
the thirtieth (I iT of JunIt:; amvr
Act to am-nd anI Act to probinI the
5ale of spiriu-mm aid m-ii igne-r,
within the conitty of B ruweI, a p rov
ed December 21, 188:3:
A. to ratuhtte C izanCs to bP
taken beforA tria! itic
Act to require the county c.nommi
sioners of i'rrV CoultV to k;.-i ai
nai :taiii th. ti-nee heiween .11 r and
Georgerown coun:ies.
Ac to amend an At entite- 'An
Act to imit the a;;-s o -. :11 tlead
ingfrasco-d,"approved Dezem'>;-er
22, 1S$3.
Aci to authorize the dfe:tlanta in
acti-o.i to re:-over 1:n.l t- -et up a
c.a;-n for improvtemet-.
Aegi-.o altoxv ine sprnelnso
higthwas in the counties of Cheter,
Spartauburgg and Picketis the sum Qt
two) doltars per day for their services
rur twelve days in caich year.
Act to amend SectiAi 2,498 of tie
G-inraf Statutei relating to the en
forcement o f agricnitural liens.
Act to amenid afr Act etitlled "An
Act to amend aml reiew the ebarter
-he town of. AbIvill," approve-d
a trch 17, 1875.
A,, to perinit person; in the Stt
liabe to road duty to pay a coe!mut
tion it: lien of working- the r ,
At to a:ned Section 2.'57 of th.
General S amutes of thki S'a'e in r.l I
tiojn to the renewal of record< fruit
county officer.
Act to equa-ze the p-inishme:nt of al
persons convicted in the Cour:<ofGen
eral Sesin:. of the sale of spirittnou
or intoxicating liquors, whether un:er
the gseneral law or special laws appl!i
cable to town<. -
Act to renew and amend the charter
of the town of Centraf, in the coulnty
of Pickens.
Act to incorporate the town of F.
eston, in the c:anty of Claretiden.
Act to ame;m -c:ion 1.691 of
Geleral Statute.-, relating to a ,c
birds.
Act to raise supplies an ak
ppropriations for the fisoai years coin
ein-November I1, 8'.
\ct to mtiake appropriati.ms to mm
the ordin-trV expenwes of the Stat' G ;v
ernment for the fiscal year comm -nc
ing Nove:nber 1, 188.5.
Some of the New Statutes.
HUNG OF CONVICrS
s ACr to npeal an Act requiring all Con
hvicts hired from the Penitentiary ti ot
and retnaiiu Uader a swom oflicer unat
"guard, . ~~.a
SECTION I 'Plat an Act entitle' ' "
tAct requtt~irng all convict-. Ir:ed fr::::
the P'eniten tiarv to be. an:d remin~2I
nudter a sworn i offieer ant ~-iads :m
poisit-ed by at reson-iole :o the sayi
erintendlent oif thec Peni tntiar, a iii
regulat ini ihe thiring-of sauch t (cit ,"
approved the 24th day of )?-?'cmbei,
1$S4. be, anmd the same is hiereb:, re
pealed.
SEC. 2. That the superintendent ani i
b-oard of directors of the Pen:itentiar's
ibe,. andl tlicy herebj are, authorized t'o
:aake ~ntracts for i he-perform ince of
spec: cf work, such work to be dom:
enitirely under- the control an:d direr
tion of the ofmcers ot the Pen:iten:tiarv.
Also- to hire out thte convytcts unde;~.
the provisions of the law in: force a
thte time of the parage of the Ac:t i
ths 24th day of. D-cem:be'r, 1894, 1s
Statutes 8153, anmd. such: -2ther rules atul
regulation:s as they mayt adopt ti secur
the well being andi I uane t:ceartite;
of the convicts. And that ther be
authorized to employ a physniian, to
be nominated by the sur rreun of the
Pe nientina ry, resid-r in the ::ei2
borhood, to hiave mlic:d .,ipervisio .
of squa;its of fifty or m:ore con:vie:s,
such physicianl to be paid out of fundu
if the Pe,.irttiary, andtt to repo. I
weekly to the surgeon of the Peiir':
tiairy, the superintend:-at and:; b ani o;
directors to naive regani Ito such ecx
pense in fixing the compensation lo
the h:ire of saiti cotnviets.
SEC. 3. That the sn perinten:den:t anud
board ot directors Cof theC P'enitentiar
be, and they theeby are, authourized,
in thei-r disc:reti um, to pur ce:l-e or leasv,
ont oft the surplns earninlgs of the Pe n
iten:tiary, one or mn re f.trma in any
pat of the State, (dee regard bein~r hadl
to the reas->naib lhe thituhe:s ot til
localitY.
SEC. 4. It shall be tihe dui~v of the
superintandent andn boatud oif direc'ors,
and ther are hereby requir: ed, to prom
eute all ihitions~ of the lac in: ref
erence to th" ireatmen'lt of courb:ts.
Se. 5. Th~at any contra~ct r or au:
hate the pirovliO:is 01 anyV law retab:
inst the hiring of conlviets shi-it be held
gniilty of a muisdemneanor, and on con:
viction: thereof shall be punuished b,
imtprisonunemt n t excedintg five yeoar,
'r fine inot excoedinis KCAnu or bot h,i
the dli-cretioni of the (Court, andi in: ahl
-uch pro-enctlions anyv convict shall
lbe a competent wit ness iln b..:half of
the Sta:te.
.JAIL ANtD MUNiCIP'AL CONVICTS.
AN Aci to uttilize the LAhor of Jail and::
Mun;icioal Conviet- and to empower the
Courts'and Munlicipal Autl:oritie. I toh
r'Ose the punishmten:t of iblier withi a
their respectiv- jurisdictions
~ECTION 1. That fron and after the
pa-nge of tins Act all Cou:rts it:!
imun:ic:ipal aunthIorit's which utnder
existing laws have power to sentence
ecn:victs to C-ni Ctimet in) trison may
wit hitn their di-cretion: in:pose thle 'on-.
dition of hard labor for a peiod rnot
exceedz~it nntc das
Si-c. 2. That t:ll convietis so sentenced
to hard labhor and coti neent may,
upon01 the condiltion: Iherein:a:fter speci
fied:, be re'quired to perftr tm hard
labor u potn the pule;~ ihi :v: a-, road~s,
bridge-s, anid o:hecr public works of the
cunty in whiich the : fiance < f w hich
I th are con:tvictedl wa:s emnmitited, or
U pon: thet st reets or o ther public works
:i ie-, towns :md: V1!hges in wi-i h thi
umfe. for whtiin no nrc ..ente.-cd
Ec. i. i: a convict a o sentenced
to ht d i f!,.l.:' the county shdl be
: d: trul (If the
h i . :: and
tit- n -; n -, r:dc the direc
I ii.; : c I,: ! o, I1:rI rd m n eintal
-n 9 a .: - -*.i i.r-,*e:i-ve v di
ew: :a :::s, .:: :m m.er f the
10w r -: i'rided.
tir1 in i .- - .."in bep a tc: l
Awd : : er, that thI Aaid
WIN :. i:i-iners and
tn. ..: o.- : : r'orme- re-p~ec
h p i: - n::;d eflicient
mf -aid
ea~ le-, ~s!t a,.u: -nanbe paid
i :I.-- e-t:tv funid
W ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i os. n,- . -ib -.lbs i fcolln
1:. 1* a: - -: , a . :. of m zil:ici
,;:! Iin : , .'. : i Ilge by .ai
N-e. . :3:.: :h couinty Oheriflf,
s'I d ur~tf
e tum: we :e- rndyof pris. .nrs
.1st hi abir lil, dur
i.:: tni . :o be wseuIded by
:d o;ini er,' upoin the order of
the b*.d o m ty c'namtoners,
d :-h :n Oh :-eeping of thW
aiut :. rit b:-:ei:: pro vided for their
e*fmrI' :i itdi'e-iIn.
L. n-.-e:m- laahthe Mul
n~li a: ston~eamearticles
with intent
-I r dr st a:e, any kind of
e: o:' v *'VI, or 1ruiit- or otIer
.vhether for
*1 . r an *:, )nh!me for foo;i or
ami up~i ,:,twuo therof, in a
be pmish io b;.il or imprSonimnt,
no' It exceedis ( ! h::red dollanr
ri'.e (.r.:::.:.-.. ' inCp:ioninent.
.And te :-- ..i.icls -hall be for
teited a 1 dt -toyd
"12. Who e .-huiii fratudulently
adutl: eraLt &r c e to be adniterated
1..p o ! , or h ve inl Ils
p s -. i to 'ell, or off.tr
r :-:e, :::y artIL (or kint .f food or
dik-u ;hirrd hL e g-uilty of
i-r..! -nia , '1 rt.. of~b1-I - co p tnt oi
<I .'1 -on, I:: ' "puni-he.d by rine or
imP: ' : e tll"g one htn::
dred ti : ' a' i - or thirty C. rs' im
prisa~~~ence. 11(111r1:!e s a a
: - . h. . :rif :e I :nldt' royed.
:.::. T .: tal Actlor parts of Acts
n - : :bh Ac band are
Sir 4 TisAct, s*.:d! :I.) int.o efl'est
upo ii s a.pr' al
AN Ar t .sU:- the puithation and
cri- of )mn UIW'IC 1J:ItI. Papers
r'nd i-g , nd~t the postin:t of inde
cent .CioxvBi
impt, . ini, :.bi-hes, ':lis or
priNted 11.4pPer or otcr thing Contain
.r .h-c i, itlet'cnt or improper
ynntI"111 01're gueo description
01:0:0511 (Ullilig t ilte corruptioii
of ii u :- ei yll;:h*, or i:t-roduc's
i:to u f :inly. -chA or p!ac of edU
i-m:, o(bw g, rc rs,:eie or
t:i in ii,- p-e-ionI any .-uch buk,
p~nheprintedi 1paper, piuture or
LI '0, or' 12hur.ti ei~~t'heror--the
1)i1.p :s of* c~de, extib'ilon, to aid..iE a
cirCcuI .'It', or* -.th~tint to ittro~duce
of Liducat. , I dII be( nuiabed by
anr oaet no xeeigto ars
-b :: i t eceing. _1.00-, or
.:..:......hoever po-ts otr ex
I bu:, i1 any publI-'' p'Ice anv adver
I..ne pie* e of :ii tidecent oruob
-cenechareter &bll be guilty of' a
.hereof, -hal beI~ pun'i-shed by-itisris
nlinint not Ceeeding twIo years or by
f ine not e'xI ud:ug 81 ,000t,-or both,
:the ti1i:.etion t or:'I Court...
AN ACT to' i)r *-ert, I thes Priorities of cor
tain Stt :tor Litns.
Szcaios 1.Ll I-a 1t n ad after the
plass ate o~ i is ACt the i:u::dlot'd shall
Icare aI lent u:;I the Crops1 oft his ten'
ani forC hil',.nt, inl prefereCet t, all
o' heCr Lins. Th'I:tt lab:'rers who assist
mi nlaa:king. an Iy Crop~ -Ih.ti have a lien
iherei'n 1: 11 ihe e'x 1tnt of- the amnount
dute the fo :t tt'h labo~' rnext ini prior
ty to the ha;t ior'd, attd as betwreen
-neth hithrr It eri sict; -all be. no pr"eer
ce'. Tht aH- 'ith l' iens~ for-igtricul
ond1 sujIpIii' Kinal be paid next. afitr
he suonit rin ot the ! iens~ of the land
I Ird an:d the 1:aborers, ar1i shall r'antk
i. otnert respeesas th~ey 4d> uow under
e.-. Tat owrtngorcrdn
,bali ne' Ices5,ure to 'cate the liens~
exi-t from the date of the contract,
wheth'er the san~e be in wr'itiiig ot
Verbi'l::1.
mii A.ct b-. andt the .-a ttI are: hereLby,
U.12GT S$.!: ('V t.QUuS.
. I- i , ::1 i ui:,in'nt of all
p' - ,- ..: 1' I inth C ai of G e ni
intie di -':-I or-. whether itder the
G....r:....*: peial I.a wS$ apI-licable.
$-.CTo\ I. i U' l'oIn al E afer -ithe
'pp:oval ofi le II1ti ll pesonsI coin
vie CLd in the Couti1 of Genieral Sessions
ing' Iilies wintes, fruitus pre'pared
Xih *piimons11 tl'or, birer's or
forIn 'tn ite d'1ienIt, wheither utnder' the
thel pr . ,itg Jo0e b inji)'ri-onetn't
notexedi :f ix n-mhe, or' by finte
not exIcIedI :.: . .I I or h th, at the
Si- -: . .et or ' pat' ofett
S'm II.'m: t'~.' iN.
t oof h- Goy :s to,~ reai: o
cr'ex 1 . . T: u li-In 23t ofre
Sp ii n' 1 or:h tr tuiSit of
-h, Cu b- it: t ,en-tl i the y
rep' 'tI I'r h r., i cino t h at ihe
tovt wa' I- .-:e d tin the
a en - -7.- aU~ -a te men .tie in ad
su'b I'it' :.: P . ie, frt her,' the i'he
je'ntid ' l t th-- L::: i., tSr oft the ateo
of the commencement of such manu
factories.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE.
AE AcT to mend an Act entitled "An Act
to limit the ages of Pupils atten-1ing the
Free Public Schools," approved Decent
her 22, 1883.
StxToi 1. That an Act entit led "A n
Act to limit the ages of pupils attend
ing the tree public schools," approved
Dt cmbecr 22, 1883, be, and the same
is hereby, amended by striking out the
whole of the first section of said Act
and in'erting the following in lieu
thercof: section 1. That trom and
after the passaze of this Act, it Shall
not, be lawfnl for any person who is
less than six or more than eighteen
vears of age to attend any of the free
public schools.
AGRICULTURAL LIES.
AN AcT to amend an- Act entitled "An Aet
authorizing Trial Justices to is-cu' wtr- I
rants f'.r the enforcement of Agricultural
Liens in certain cases-and ku fix comp.en
sation therefor.
SECTION 1. That an Act entitled "An
Act anthorizing trial justices to issue
warrants for the enforcement of agri
cultural liens in certain cases" be, and
the same i hereby, amended by ad
!ia thereby the following sections, to
be known as Sections 4 and 5, as fol
lows:
"Any person or Dersons whose crop
or crops, whe her h - same be - vred
tion the freehits or not, may be seiz
ed u;;ler the provisions of the prec- d
ing- seciion- shall have the r-ght, upon
eiterhig into bond in accordance witi
the provisions of law now of force ini
regard to Rctions fo claim and deliv
ery of persona! property, to recover
immnediate po-siss)1 of the cioi, or
crops so seized: Provided, tlit ntli
ing herein contnined ,hall beconstrued
Ao as to affect any of the tprovision, of
said precerdin sectioi:s in caes where
no bond is eiven as lerein authorizedi."
S-. 5. The costs and fees of tria:
justices in cases for entorcemient of
agricultural liens shall be the .same as
for clerks of Court in similar cases.
The costs and fes of constables in I
Trial Juslices' Courts 'shall be the
same as in like cases are now allowed
to Oheriff:.
A NATIONAL UNIVERSCT K.
The Scheme of Senator IngartIs for its
Establishment.
A bill has been introduced in -the
United Lt!:es *Senate by Mr. Ingalls,
to estabiish a national uiiver.ity.
The bill provides that aI institution
shall-be estawtiihed in the Di-trict of
C olumbia to be calied "'The Nationial
Utiversitv ot America," where in
sttruction slhalt be offered in the higher
branches of all depart ments of knowl
edge, and facilities furniied .or -re
seai ch and investigation. The govern
ment sball be rested in a board of
regents to coniist of one member from
each State of the Union to he, appoint
ed by the Governor thereof, five unem
bvrs at large to be appoitnted oy the
Preideit and confirmed by the Seiate
and the tollowing as ex-officio mem
bers: The. Chief Justice of the Unittd
States,.the'-conimssionier of patents,
the superintendent of the coast survey,
the suierintendepnt of the naval ob
rrvatory, the secretarv of ihe Smith
sonian institution, the president of the
National Academ of Sciences, the
pre.ident of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science, the
,1president of theAnerican Phibllogical
Asociation,-the president of the Amer
ican Social -cionce Association and
tli~cief flcy of the Untiversity". No
chaitr for 'the instruction of sectarian
religion or par-tisan politics shall be
tmain.:nined, and no sectarian or par-1
tlsan test shalh be allowed ini selecting
officers or professors; The inst ruct iotn
with: .'iifome.- ::tat es and Territ o
ric~hale Tidntitled.torscholarships in
ratio of one fortacheprehsentative or
delegate sard -two'- for each Senator.
Tite~e .sho'larships shall secure f'ree
inatrnffudis for nearly five years. T1hie
Go erno'r of each State shall notminiate
cindidates for life-scholar'shipis, and
endStat- and Territory shall be en
titled to <'ne life mermbership.
A Civil $ervice Clerk Bounced.
Oliver P. Burger of Qtuney, Illinois,
who w as appointed to a thousand dollar
clerkship in the registry division of the
Postoffice D~epart ment last Septembcer,
uinder the civil service rules, was enmn
marily dismissed from the service by
-the Ifostmaster General last week.
Soon alter coming ito his ne w posi
tion lBurger prepared a postal circular,
which he has been industriously diRs
ti-iutinig in all eetionis of the country,
pinicipally amotng school teachers, ini
which he sets forth that the governmntt
off'ers employment at a remuniier'ative
salatry to those who are qualified to
etter its service. The postal circular
concltdes as follo~'s: "A pamphlet
has been carefully prepared by the
unde'signed, givinig full instructions
and useful suggestions to those whoi
desire to statnd ani exatnitnatiotn, a,'d
will be sent by- return mail to any
addrecss on receipt of fifty censt in
postage stamps."
The department officials say that the
sttements cotitaitned in thte circular
ate purt'posely and gro--y miindingi
a's to the clerical needs of the govern-i
ment andl are made for the sole pur-!
pc-e of obtaining purchasers for his
p:mphlet.
.-Atlanta Mouths Opoa.'
Six mionths agro we hui no d:'m-md for
B. B. B., but new our retail din:andl is such
that we are forced to buy it gr.s lots. We
attribute the ra.~pid and .e~normuus :lem:::d
to the comflpara&tive silae and pries of it. 3. D.
(beintg large bottles for $1), and its poci
tire' merit. it sells well and gives our cus
tomers ent ire~ satisfactio)n. Our sales ihave
increased-5Jo per cent. within a fe wano::thcs.
J~cons Pr14 naxcv,
per Fred B. Palmer, M. D).
ATLANT A, Sun- 1-2, 185.
During the past few months I have given
B. B. B3. severe tests in the cure of Blood
Diseases, and unhesitatingly pronounce it .
a safe, sure, harmless and speedy Utcd
Purifier, fully meriting the confidence ofl
the public. My customters are delbd~lh'i
with its ehfects, and thte demtand hcas .n
wonderfully increased that I have be.en
cmp.led to buy by the gross, as it is tihe
BEST selling blood remedy I hattdie.
* W. A. GaiAA, Druggist.
Five Hundred Christians Massacred.
General De Courcey, comttantder of -
the Fretnch forces in Tonquitn, tele
ttraphs as follows: "During t;he latter
art of December the rebels dest royed
he Caholic Miscsionu Hou-e at Ughconi,
Annamn, and killed a Frentch missionta
~v and five hundred tnative Christiuc.
A cohun't of French troops5 was senct
[i pursuit of the rebels. .It overtook
nd rounted them ~atd captured their
t-ins and aninttitini."
A'jVlcE TO MoTHERS.
.;a wiCss.cw's $aormse~f SYarr shoulId at
rm e used for chttldren teet htng. li soothes
1w child, s-Mtens tM- gums, anlays all pati.
r.-n wind colic, and ts the br remned- for
iarrhe'. T wenty-tive cents a bottle.
t i l4Lty
Che Speaker -
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nanie~i I~
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So hherat . .1
tan rtheve 1oe
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arond h:s
re h::.l : .
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wantdyoupt!
(J:tide n
- - -.
pseh Muistarge -
forpin hore? - -
ion ombail fer.
'OR COUCHS AND CROUP USA
7--;
TI.c L/
Ur La m]EDI1T.
-t -n. a- 7 Ithred from a tre. of the 'ame nime,
- e all e -tremm In the Southern States,
% -r-cioran- pnn ipkl thrt i-m-ens
th i-: -mine ouh, -nd simu
hr...T the fal'- m.-mhra in croup and
When c 0-in.' 1 wth th- h--alin maci
I- h m !--in plant of the ol.d felds. pre
-. eerrr.'oaz !:e r. or SweTr G t AND
----- Skm.-rn rC-y fr C'.:hi. Croup,
-- c -r:id r-fntin: sal so l.nlarable, say
- - . A r r:bt fcr it. Price,
- . WALTZRA. TAYLOR, Atlanta, a
:. -:.y n: Kt::si-: . CUtOAL for
Lr ar Citirca Tcahiag. Forsaeby
Lik
-n d,
r 'u
- -- -ow e Wi..ih
. h - 1 0: . :: ' h x
i*n .,:::-c:1r toy crnmiud,
a .es ,- c -n::. ::::glected nome duty,
Wcc~i a~. Di=:inss Fu.'Lering at the
:.Dc:--- r i r Icadac:
c--rthe ri-,ht e:-c, te- , with
. c::-hly corked Urne, and
T'UTS 's-Z. L'L are ,eci::ly adapted
a 'uch er-s'qon d'-'U--- errcc-ss suchl a
-.t- ofit-'- -ni*-siithesntfertr.
-ece'- 'nte,rand cause tip
y1 i- -c fi A cti On
- - --a r-sitar ools arc
- - .~ . r ea %...:.V
%)--atbge a,
or \:!-I:3 changed to a
* - 1i C. -,b aptlo-:tOn Of
n :3 .:tr:d color,acts
- . .I-I by- Dm-ggists, or
- re! on r-ei It of St.
4. urr.- t., tcw York.
V -0
AR K .
Coro nntrurries o nuro pc,
o 11 as isuniversal.
=-Jpsd d inotapnrvetd
$$~n Ji'oa.r3 e
o e " e baIs~iC i ec--lSe i
s1 re n rvniec
- a e Sacra n'.cr aim
C--a --i~ yWI rch.
* -L- -L o'V- rtee'troLic.
e'-ic a-rnsa.:ari-nd - wases.
v.'r~cu.N rv alenta
inr irvo:ating the functions
imit is untequalied.
--. a s r -
r -- -oiSsfu!.threz ties a day.;
-O Dggists and deaknrs generally.:
- :ECH:-A CORD!AL CO.
s<. .'reas
SPAR UNsL R1C0 S.C.
Ace per Bottle $1.00.
h Go.,mo s a :- c..: ,>:eaa
I:TP Y '.. 00 KC)M
- -.:'r. ty a d - t. art
- r -9,Cora:1:. C- -c Gr'i I
TE ASJH EY OSI
-CURTCS -Diphtherini. Crotup, Asthma, Bronchitil
:nartSerflc?s. orftuenza, Hakn ochoigC
vTroabtls..nSphDfisSE Pa
-ct-.dorf 1 dihe ry. aooh!r
- r i dseae. hejnfcr -.t tof aeon
S-estemarnd you witi always bc
- -:re, orS fthbyim.:i! nontc. in stan
- i1~ c1 i
- -- to
a- nc:.t by mail for tt cata in Stam
- r an ..ty u)5 nen d. for $6.00
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies,
-FO31 THE
WORLD'S BEST MAKERS,
-AT
FACTO!-Y P[RICES ON THE EASIEST
TERIMS OF PAYMENT.
EIGHT WnAND MAKERS AND OVER
TIREE HUNDRED STYLES TO
SELECT FROM.
PIANOS:
CHICKERING.
MASON & HAMLIN,
MATIMIIEK,
BENT & A RION.
ORGANS:
MASON & IIAMLIN,
PACKAi.D,
ORCiESrRAL,
and BAY STATE.
Pianos and Organs delivered, freight
paid, to all railroad points South. Fifteen
days' trial and freight both ways If not
satisfactory.
r-Ordcr and test in your own homes.
COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE,
Branch of
LUDDEN & BATES' S. M. H.
N. W. TRUMP, Manager,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND!"
N0 More Terror! Not only shortens
the time of labor and
iessens the intensity
No More Pain! of pain, but, it
No Moe Pan ! at.4diminishes the
danger to life of both
oMore ! mother and child, and
No oe anger leaves the mother in a
condition highly fa
Tovorable to sped re
covery, and far less
Mother or Child, liable to flooding, coi.
vulsions, and other
-- alarming syn mptoms.
incident to slow or
The Dread of painful labor. Its
truly wonderful effica
Mother hood ey ini this respect en
titles it to be called
Tra:sMormed to THlE M O T H E R'S
FIIEND and to be
173ranked as one of the
life-avingremedies
enid tuiom the nature of
the case it will of
YOcourse be understood
V that we cannot pub
lish certificates con
- without wound~n the
delicacy of the writers.
'Yet we have hundreds
Safety and Ease of such testimonialson
file, and no mother
-TO-- nho has once used it
will ever again be
Suffering Woman without it in lier time
of trouble.
A prominent physician lately remarked
on the market.
GENTLEME:-During my career in the
practice of medicine I used your "MOTH
caR'swt FRIND" in a great number of
csswththe happiest results in every
instance. It makes labor easy, hastens de
livery and recovery, and INSUREs sAFETY
'10 bOTH MIOTHER~ ANiD CHILD. No woman
cani he induced to go through the ordeal
with out it alter once using it.
Your'. trulv,
T. E.~PENNINGTON, M. D.
P alme to, Ga., .June 10, 1884.
Send fir our Treatise on "Health and
Hlappiniess of W'oman,"~ mailed free.
131 ADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
ag se. ~i euot opensle. Three
a the Head, Headache. Dizlea Esy Fever, d.
, smty censa. By an1 Drugt.or mi.
JBL1E f1UANO.
d Ammnoniated Guano, a complete High~
'UND -A complete Fertilizer for'these
ers near Charleston for vegetables, etc.
'p and excellenit Noiin-moniaifd Fera
ps, and also, for Fruit Trees, Grape
*ACID PHIOSPHIATE, of-iery High'
for the varijous attractive and instructive
'HATE CO., Chagesto'n, S. C.
ANDYNE
lEN ;%j
phlet free. b. L 8.Jonson b o., 30shea'
MAK E fjfer
x~wfacato He.
BLOOD. tl Sprin
s ethe in11 orld. Wil . stf pnn1gs,
idhean .Y s wo ten tes te~
*gain ,p
~of the
opetk