The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, June 30, 1891, Image 4
A FEROCIOUS M
- HlGH-H ANDEO
: y :
lvrWfc The three *?h*??uwj. wo *n
jwhom are prominent Chileans, from
W^Wiom these facto ve obtained, are at
present in Now York, having arrived
here laif They have witnessed
the conduct of the revolution from Its
inception, and apeak from actual knowl
edge.
The combined stories of tho three
show that llalraacedtt Is well termed the
"tyrant," in Sautiago, where his hoad
<iutrters are, no one dares "to jitter a
word against him. He has ? cross of
red painted on all tlio houses of, people
whom ho suspect* are not wholly In
K \ in path v with him, and 'into, these
marked residences hie .Aioliee and sol
diers j;r at any hour oifihoday r>r nicht.
>^tho rooms, ou the ground
-fefr re voiu:ioni?ie
71 to be hidden there.
4nd wine ai id food. And
?oda timua-i iUey wish,
3 ropeat tho ofl'onse in
ced residence. The neo
^^nouses are forbidden to lock
nawjiT ftaen.
Mo one 19 allowed to rldo on horse
hack through the streets after 5 o'clock
In tho afternoon; no *three persons are
allowed to walk the streets in company
ut any time of the daV,^md ho two por
tions "con stand and 'converse on the
street. It is a voritable reign of terror
lor all who, either through fear or inter
est, have failed to cast their fortunes
with Balmaceda* ?,>
Tho Btorckeejvors and all who employ
laborers bn.ve to furnish each one with a
tag, showing that they are regularly
ployed by such a 'merchant at such a
place. If the laborer is caught on the
btrcet, going to or from his work, with
out this tag lie is gobbled up bj* the sol
diers of Ualmaceda and impressed into
his service. This system exists in Val
paraiso also.. -
lea j *
One of Iho gentlcmcu referred to wo#
walking along thostrectpast a jail yard'.
31c heard some terrible shrieks from
Home ono on the other side of tho wall,
lie enquired of a soldier the cause and
was told that some of Balmaceda's sol
dier* were punishing n man who had re
fused to work fur him by driving tackB
and pius iuk> his i urn da and lingers, -
The next day he saw ft horrible pun*
^-lent meted out to a Chilean who had
?.jud
_ kin ba ?
n ^ -_i? 'Utow ft tin ott
*d u> n .jolly byajj^g mallet
hewaswtll
the re vcAmi
of a soldi
could
wan
a itftwsr
.y ester day4
icmpted o_
prisoners f:
^ wbehahAa
as then told that he
s hands any way he
ono.?-: >????;> ~
- - ? ?' ..
Au-I?rlnoe.
T^xmnaitirw
Port-au-Prfnoe
Ilippolytfl at
IjOtAe four polltlottl
, _ m the Mexican consulate in
the Hiiytien Capital. "When the entire
diplomatic corps called on the Presi
dent, May 80, to protest against this vio
lation of international law, Ilippolyte
attempted to play a high-handed game
01' bluff, and he might nave succeeded
had not the German consul threatened
10 report the matter to hla government.
Minister Fred. Douglasa It Is said in
the letter, stood trembling with fear
and heard the black ratar Insult the flag
of every clviliaed oaf"
ding his own, and ha
any protest, Terror
Porttau-Prlnee. Ill,,
to kill his supposed e
k accumulate faster thai
The real instigators a-~.?,
movement against him hi
his vengeance. Some tr*
retly at work iu Port-au^
poly te, the writer thinks, i.
erar.y. It Is stated that whel
called on him he became .
' rushed out of the room, ana
\ alter heard playing a flute f
Iroom. '^h&aonsuls wore lea , ,,
Hl'^Jnltiifiter of foreign affair*
jana begged them to rem
i almnst, lnclu
I not dare offer
m
ing the President had been summoned
away on important matters, but would
return immediately. Tbeminisf "*
oot and apparently remou
?with Ilippolyte, as he soon re-e^,,
the room and excused himself on
fame grounds mentioned by his mttol*
tor* ? '? .
* *T 1 nr?| .1 > jir; '
?l?hu?o?a WftutaUi* Honor.
0. IllOIIMONl).
v'ing "
u the
lieldjhis cveni
sSftifltt
unanimously a?
? at which a preamble
prepared by Mayor
Peyton "Wise were
jpted. The resolutions
appointment of a com
, v fteam> the permanent inter
ment of M*. Davis' remains in ltich
provide for the
iMtteeto
uirfhd, and another to at once formulate
Mnd cause to /be exected a pli
or to the appropriate parties, should it
be decided to erect It elsewhere.
'?XK-*-- * J*l^on> IHvnrrad >ta?b?nd. <.
At orSTA, Ga., June 20.? This moi-n
Ingabout 2 o'clock, as Mr. Leo, Schwartz
and Mrs. Kd. Burnett were returning
from it 1*11 at the Kohuetienplatr, Mr.
8ohwart? was attacked by Mr. Burnett,
who felled him to tho ground with a
*-? r frseurring M*r>nll. ITls con
i? bowijoite ous, and it Is
?t t>K xvnttiu* wllihe fatal. Mr.
<uu
IhOO,
i. HtirprU have >.0tbeen living
. for *<Vtjk a divorce
?V?U'd by hwr. brithe ob
iw&M ?*?? receiving nu
rth&frm. The wouirbbe
Stif m
5Ssrt*w?:.ir ? - ?'
XKUPTT in the
" ii
ps
tVnchtd
f4W Ve
00 from
rderer Is
ink they
ing some
i.jnrttwa tliti MjK-h* Mw, a , .
fliciii.AKD Cejcthk, Wis,, rune 23.?
Irwlu Towler, of Vl6lft, ltiehland
County, has confessed that he had a
hand in the murder of old Hetiben
Drake, his wife and two grand children
to May, id&Mer which Anurew Grand*
etat! was lynched three days after
wants. It reported ti-at Fowler irn
vrteaUs delf Bowker and l'rank and
Kbj*h Carey, Xvho wete under suspi
e-i<?n at ihfi timenif the murder. Great j
? xcitouient exi*ta In the \McJtilty where :
Cii lvptd erlttn? tva* eointnlttod nn?i in
eohiieqtteuce of l'owler's confession I
**
another teay of evading the Uw
isSlOO'Uoe lor declining to servo ??
gro. There they keep two bilU
one for the whites and one ttft the
blacks. . If a colored man takes * Mat
hi n restaurant the waiter places before
htm the 'black* bill of fare, which reads
something like this- Two boiled eggs.
To cents; pork cbope, SI ; bam and eggs.
SI .GO/ etc. Of coarse he does not order
and ne never returns to that n sttfurant.
The corresponding articles in the*whH?*
bill of fare are: Bay 20, 30 and 40 cents.
It was through tne misuse of theoa two
bills of fare tbat I lost my job there,
Absent-mindedly I gave a ? white* UU
of .fare tb' a smart colored department
messenger. Of course he ordered and
was, allowed to eat. It could not be
hclpixl. The next day ho returned, but
tblKtlrae hf was Riven the 'black* bill
ol t.-ire. To our consternation ho gave
the stme order he had the prehriOiMf
dav. '"Hut thlR tJ .????* 2 ji s, c hvck
for 2 1.76. He walked up to the cashier
ami plunked down a half dollar pleoe.
sawugho would duplicate his oraer of
LUts aay before and would pay the same
rate and no more. lie threw the half
dollar in the glass cane and made ubreafc
for the door, hut we seized him and
locked him up in a room while I went
for Ihe police. When 1 returned with
blue coat he was gone, having jumped
out .through a window. lie had the
proprietor arrested. The judge fined
dim 810P, holding that a public oaterer
could not charge one price one day and
another the next."
One strange feature about this
evasion of the law is that colored wait
ers are the most zealous in excluding
colored men from the restaurants iu
which tbey worfc. It will be remember
ed that a colored waiter was discharge
froin^Agrvico in a Chicago hotel li1*
Winter nee, aube he refused wait upt
n nobleman from Siam, saying thafti
would not serve a "nigger."- .Sentin.;
T , Xhe^Vefctlior th* }
The weekly weather unci crop bull*
tin of the Soulh Carolina weather ser
vice. In co-operation with the United
States Signal Service, for the week end
ing Saturday is aB follows and is not
very encouraging to farmers:
The rainfall for the past week was
about the normal, fairly distributed and
beneficial to all crops in most sections
of the State. The temperature was
about the average and beneficial to all
crops. Sunshine was about the average
amount which wa s very beneficial Vo
crop*, and. While no excessive rains,
jMUuctlve winds nor liall wa? wporUad,
J?
w pcmiTtn too ttBtitO amot
farm labor, and the result baa w
that a large portion of the cotton ci<
islh the grass, and in some instants*
almost iiopelessly .ruined. The rains*
whilst they have benefited the cotton on
. olay lands, have to a great extent 4*
\ j*mwl -that -ou jraudy lands, scalding tM
1 young plant* and thereby cauBing
much of it Ui die out. The stands are
generally , 'very imperfect; cotton at
small and from present appearauces tbe
prospects are very discouraging.
The condition of the corn crop con
tinues to improve, and the prospect for
a full average crop is now almost
eured. , , " 'A
The fall oats have been harvested aud
the yield Is much larger than antici
pated, but the area is smaller than laat
year.
The early rice is later than usual,
planting having been retarded M
heavy nnd continued rains. In some
sections not more than half the crops
were planted until the present month.
The crop Is up and growing finely, and
with continued favorable weather It
will be increased over that of last yea*.
-&t - %?'?>-:! ? ? ?
I , Tb? Iovb !)?tinoew?r.
Ottowa, Iowa, June 24.? The Dem?
ocarlto State Convention today renomi
nated CJoveruor Boles by acclamatK
The ticket wa* completed as follqt.
S .ieutenaot Govornor, I. L. Bestdi
udiie Supreme Court, L. O. Kln|
M ' rlutcndenl of ?cliool*rJv V. Knot
Railroad Commissioner. Peter ,
'ho platform was adopted by a unam
_M vote. It demand? the repeal of
WS?.l>rohlbltory llqnor law and iavojra
the pasBngo of a carefully guarded license
iaiiaiy'; advocatOB the Australian sya
tem of voting, and favors State and na
tional con trolaud regulation of railroads.
$'*$%'? <)enonnce ? all trusts, pools and
combines, and favors tbe eloction ot
United Stales Senator by a direct vote
oflhe poOple; demands frco coinago of
?uvet attd that it be made fbll legal ten
der; fkVOrs liberal and equitable pension
It^Qenounoca tho McKinloy bill, the
aflgiuffai*-. of?U authors and defendora and
_ry under which it is submitted
approval of the American people.
"'Aslatlon, It says, increases lbs
necessaries of life, promotes :
manufactures; trusts and
combines, creates aectional envy dospolki
the many for tb# beuflt of the few, threat
ens Utt country With an aristocracy based
upon ill-gotten galo, nnd above all c<jwr??
ruj?t* tbe polltlos of the country so as to
seriouaty endanger the perpetuity of
popular government.
It denounces ft* Wasteful and lavish
appropriations Of tf* last Congress , a|* i
concludes by reoomaaendlni; a liberal a^.;
proprlatlon tot jb* dliplajf of Iowa's re
sources at tit* World's Columbia Exp*]
sttlon. '? ' -y\
Thr?jv tit* ChflS tmtm ID* ??*?
Nr.\v Yoiik, rt*ar"
La MretHgneSf8?
day from llav
l eys, aged 40, $
native of Bwltte
with his far "
nndilvfc chlt^..vM
er a arm i andthi
The child wiu lo
was insane, was....
the ship and pot ?a
threatened to throw
Thf
ShiinotikIjI*, O., .luue lO.ovn*
opening gun of tho new l'eopfa's Pwtjr i
campaign In this Suite will be Bred at a i
blp mass meeting hero tonlfiftit. It will '
be followed by meetings i n-vcry village ,
and hamlet from now on to tl?e end of]
the campaign. The efibrls of His Usw
party will l>e mainly concenlrafetfljn ae-j
curtt-'j? ri SMIllelent hnlnnee V |
the legislature to defeat the re electiou j
of Senator Miennaii, & WjM
J?p]
IgnfOtl
erih it* origin
. }w _
It may]
will be
I, too third .
lgniOes nothing..;
) of the event is rr ,
than In what may Ims Its immediate re
nltt, in the oauaes'^rhlch have led to it
ratter than the effects whiqh may now
come from it. From thispolnt or view
' atherlng on the banks of the Ohio,
?entingas it does the Farmers* Al
and the Xulgbts of Labor to sr. v
ng of other organisations, ismon
significant than any so-called third 7?
ty movement we have had in thiB Ct; mm i
try for years. The greenback, th'* pro
hibition, the woman s suffrage arij e\ tn 1
the labor cause have appealed u. spv
ial classes of limited numbers. Thy 1
lacked the elements of national i
Strength, and consequently of national
achievement. Different from all these I
fist^e movement now looming up will)
growing importance especially in tlx
west We have said that its slgnlti
?3306 Is in tte wigiv, iU JSL'rC. T.'.'"*
cause is party politics. It is a deep aea\>
?d ^grievance felt by the farmers aud
the wage earners of the country in con- '
sequence of the shameful disregard otf
their interests and welfare shown by tht
party in power. . The organization o(
the aggrieved classes is a practical pro
test against Buch -party managements
As the grievance effects agricultural ;
mod industry the scope of the move- j
msnt may be as broad as the nati ??s
general as the masses. The FarmutV 1
Alliance joined with the forces of !
and other organizations may pro- ? :<
factor In coming politics more pot#".;
than many effect to bellevg. Of coi * ;
It is not expected that a third party. If
one should ho formed uext year, would
elect its candidates. It might, how
ever, carry enough States to throw the
\r*r> ??"* which would in
s'n,? tin it'-'fi'-. or democratic piesi
nw.i. ? "?'?t v'./ may be the imme
"? t new uprising; the
n.'tvr'i ? m r. not going'
whh, ilu -m wifleh started It exists.
Iv'.lI: - 7 ? wer must look to the
iaLw.vw^? v.a: j..rmer8, worklngmeu
aud the masses generally, or these class
es will combine ior their own protec
tion.
A hiuatntiup.
r Aiken, S. C., Juno l'J.? A general ,
smashup occurred ou the South Caroli- j
na road near Aiken sit 9 o'clock tbis 1
morning. A freight trsiin from Augus
ta to Charleston, consisting of twenty
four boxes of coal, stalled on the hill
about a mile from the depot. The con
I doctor divided the train into two *eo- j
tlons, leaving the second behind, ln-'j
Steading going on with the first to the
; shifting yard. When the first sectm?]
reached the cut that runs tn rough the
heart of the city the train parted bf the
breaking of a coupling pin. Th$l;de
taohed part, owing to the Ujrrlbletn- j
ell nation, rolled back toward the #e<v
ond section. Owing to the distance,'
the detached part had -a chance to go,,
with great epued, and when 4t reached
the bax& left lyehiud it . utterly deinoUj
Ished them. rou3r?b0ke? * v?CTB TQJttBP
tered to pieces and pitched on top^oT
one another, the coau being ktatfered*
ever* where. A construction fcrjilu with
a Urge force of hands set to work to
clear the debris and repair the track,
which wa9 injured. Af) trains going
north and south. Avere delayed until
1:20 p. m., when the train from Charles^:
tou to Augusta -psissed over in safety.
This wrock occurred where the bank is
100 feet high, a slanting position, and
it was fortunate that no brakemen
were aboard the wrecked curs. The
ooal will be saved. A brakoman on
a Charleston bound train was killed
this morning at Hamburg. He was
caught between two cars and mashed
to death.? The State.
"I'll? Devil's Hlnk-IloJ?."
San Antonio, Tex., June 22.--J.C.
Carr, an old Texan, for two terms Ser
geant-at Arms of the House oi ltepre
aentatives and at present interested in
the presentation of Indian depredates.
Claims at Washington, has return:-'.:
from the Hio Grande section and re
ports a singular discovery in the e n
tre of J5d waidsCJounty. ] tip known
the "DeVil's Sink-Ilole." It is a oim
lar opening Mix feet across and desoot <<
log perpendicularly,
* Itsoently it. was partially explored.
A man was let' down by a rone loO feet
and at that point he found a lodge from
which ran a passage way seven feet
high and wide enough for three men
abreast, and running at a steep decline.
He followed it 300 riet and came to nn
immense lake of water, ice cold. He
had no means of determining its ex
tent, hot a stone hurled with all his
force splashed in the water fully sevens
ty yards away. ;
The bank of the lake was covered
with pieces of rock looking as though'
they had been blasted; ISome were
brought to the aurfaoe, and they assay-1
ed about thirty ounces of Silver to the
ton. All of that region is rich in silver
indications, and it is supposed that the
mysterious cavern is an abandoned
Spanish mine and has other exits and
'outran os. It will be thoroughly ex
plored by competent prospectors.
Inilliniioii a Drnnk, .'
New Oni.KANs. June .22? A special
from Paul's Valley, Indian Territory,
says sixty Chickasaw militia, who loft
here Wednesday in rhargeor Governor
Byrd and United States Agent Bennet,
to meet the United States troops West
of herv""1 pject six thousand United
States citizens who are living in the
country without permits, all got drunk
twenty-five miles West of tnis place.
An eye witness says they have a barrel
in the commissary wagon and a gallon
Iug in eioh saddle. Some of them went
nlo a farmer's yard and shot down
horses. They halted a white farmer,
abused and threatened to shoot him be
cause he was white. This much whis
key .mixed with sixty Indians, who are
fitothed with some authority, is liable
to cause th <<-- it . r.i' as
tfftosty.thoy are '? ?>' u re
? it ?r <; tai. ' 1
JHBJo-i* J* 'I i ml
that W ?nor < -?rt?'. I).'- !',i]|.iii t til
mlffn Oiitais, ?: ? of
Premier lludlni, has prepared a report
on the New Orleans atiair. Signor
lOorte affirms tkat the victims belonged
I to no particular society, but wire mur
dered simply |>eeau.)etiiey were Italians
; and were competing in the labor mar
ket against natives; that immtdiatel)
at i or the murder ol the Italian prison
ers. his A meriran servants ran nway,
and that h? (? i m s< 1 1 and hi- senetary
barricaded t m ( on-ulate su.l ari .< ':
theniselto w;;l: revolver*, tin- lyiu tn-i.s
havlnjf tbr> ?" a'tav;. !
SWiaffc ? e {
Illienltflil n: i i?l? . v ?? >u>v
I
I SI"""
\ ** V '
I I -?
'or fro".
has col
iv " importer* ol
m wuous parts of
be nuit of Meyer &
nson wohu tent null, nod was in
to test Ihe right of the Govern- !
to collect duties on goods in
te. Other pending suits are affect
ed 6y the verdict, and that is where the
large amount of money nud the great
In wrest take? by i reporters cornea J
- the impor&ni Claim tjie goods in
<? *stion u? t >e tUt trimmings, aud to
1 ? j Mble at 20 |>er cont alvalorein un
iii - V!c (JaiiSf ol the Act of March 3,
1 l:>V ?? nich provides lor hata, etc,
I i. taw br.tldtf,' plait*, laces, trim
willow, uh^et.s and squares used
i tor making ornamental hat?, bonnets
I .f 'i gojds composed or Etraw, chip,
[ ?rass, paUn-le>if,' willow. hair, whale
bone, or any othor au'.'S'anceor material
nt specially vouim-r. tied or provided
jr. The Goyrru^ en; c hum4- tuat they
V dutible <U o jfc;r ct-n'.'ad valorem.
%jpr ??? ji'.; ;.ri>ouN, wares and
? ? ? Vlk . or of which the
laterial is the chief
ise by reason of the
I ol March 3, 18&8, of
bie" Irom the bat
'the former Act. and
before ilie Court in
>n April G, 188G. In
[eld; Vi> llartranft, in
Tk ribbons were the
'the Court, it whs
MeKennan tliat if
thai the chief use
>bons wi-re put vas
lis, bonnets and hoods,
Iect to 2u per cent duty.
1 in lavor of tiie plaintff.
fcKennan's ruling was
supreme Court. 1J?* this
000 wore refunded to the
krwnrds. in iht* New York
similar q tuition was de
Ease, of J'.dotioil vs Collec
iJ^tieles nnfcorted were
yncnmit case nlisV>
was in fa '?he impor
liet u*;? > ^'il
if decisir oy
ip. Court
The t. 1;
tion nhmW
HiiucatLiB
lookout n
S,
is
mm
|#?od
|!U'
OW
.Ion r
mg
r ma
th ern
the ?)ee(Jii^ w <?
lal associatiuiio l* ..eld on
fountain, Ch.*mooga, July
11, is lumisU bv l'rof. \\ .
has bit inukingar
: J.tl' ?'-utbiOU froui Co
,:gen k, TuM??
<f> and one third j
granted. tickets
Parties trill
**? ? ,*#t? #<?in#, aad
??? :n.t * the reduction
r?un ! trip fajy from
i>e i.*!'1 ^ ?
? ha * l ookout moua
TT.u tc 4a?*f and in
tb*j
Thl?
?TniiU*j. ;
The lo(
i>y i -nth
fcuu;r<; ru
1) xv a^'-v
iT ? ,\r\ MMUU
wP > meet J>*jU
to it, Tiifteau^.g'
E tie-third centk'pci
k^.r.ur >*eiJ -
*
sp*/r?&
OUS+5, Ht
O? IUp OJooM)
rNw?* r.rn h 7ii.
Wut-ri * ..?*:
e:l ai, r? i *?
i-s W- ?>va
' J. 1>.
1^3]
w... '*iwbed
oi t,..>le ana broad
UsI;k.j{ respectfully
;ud car hour to make
i-V,
itlon association'
mada, J uly 14
/?
by th? n ?
from Cha<
the adjour
This part;
manmoth
rate ot one a
has been ma
'made up a*
, Oreen vlue
-Stafeir.,
ytank Goodman to
ame^o\thimm^y
Aviii wak*,,*'
?, ? ?aditw^%-?jiee
of lM?r?st. Th*. round trtj
H orn to Toronto is
'ii? rough the co o-<* rRtlon'> :*
.1 a 'TiKf r/~ni. .jf Oi.'trlestoD.I
it % n ? Vvu " . iiu*
lilt1 tfaci el - j! the lo ?v. ?section .
Stat tr Hii'i t h ( is-, whs ire a sea
aye: A rate of ?20 via the elegant ...?
of Clyde steamers ffdin Charleston to
New York; frotn there to Toronto from
?9.00 to 911.85, according to choice of
route. This wlU^nrake the round |rt B
from Charleston* from ?29.50 to ?dim.
The trip via ?he west Shore road up
"WW.
ington has been j?e
hoadqiiartera at
of $2 per day. r
he had before'
Hill, secretai
mlttee at Toron
th?*u
ble UgEt
ated mil
itloni Mul?.
ih? June 19. ? A terrt
d a ih an and an ittfurb
in JJeyman's 1
tedWkbop on duosday. Tho .
had no Aversion to b^ing shod. an<|
tobe"tiirow 'Ievnflinn said he *
sh6eQ<ui ir ^tt t(A' ri^gufar vr^
di^dyVHh <rf three men,,]
manfliialiy iit'x* d lb shoes rind ,_it
to th4 ilo ?f to Cv'Ol off. He had h,j?y
done v... w)i's>: ti ' inuTe broke BH'Hf
from the rimft holoihg him, and witli
difiten ' jaws madewr Heymttn.
lower TifrhV cheek. I ley man fell to tb?
lloor and 0ite,n?ulo deliberately pounded
hli pfostfate body. The doctors fear
II??yman will die of poison from Uwi
foam-flecked1lp& 6f the mule.
X??<1 ?U*n>,4 7>MU?.
Omaha, Xnn^ .tunc 20.? A t
/ear-old school boy nsmod Miles
hero's death during the recent
near Norfolk. The school house
Mated In a Jravlne. The water
pouring in lirnugh the windows \
the tosche'llpd tnepuplls reallro^
Miles conduct?
danger,
teacher ..:
^tOUi;
wan*.
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_ . 181 Main Ktr
r-., sells l'ianos and
fc factory. No Agents
"The celebrated Oh Id
t-hiiMhok I'lario, celeb
iv-bs of tone, llghtn^L?.
stine qualities. Mnfon j?]
ifrht 1'iatio. Sterling <Jp
from ?22?> up. Ma
>ti? turii.i' M'd by non^
li \\i! ? . "I'' Kvery ln?tri
gu'?r?#>'\ \>r t'i x ye;ir?. FifU^-n
tr# ... <" \ b'lth ways, if tw?t
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NO BOASTED SURPLU9 (HOW?
fa '
?wm- 1
Ku>ttWt(?u EiU??ig*uc? HM H| ,
ITQJI, $tt ???*'.< l? -*??
statement isMt : km*?
the cub batenoe to * u 4*i.
oh ?22,039,000 is on
laUoriaL biota and jWQ* ' >,?#*
ional stiver, deducting ,
net cashvballeoce is but ft,-*
7 l which 1* the lowest ligure jrei
imitpiS&su'
itstrarUeT' cash ^balai^e^^This is the
first time this has occurred since tl Ml
present form of statement was adopted
by Treasurer Jordan. In making this
calculation, liowover, no urcount la
taken of the 822,UU0,<XX) on deposit la
the national banks and the ?2$,OOOjQQO
fractional silver in the treasury, v
The expenditures so far this month
have been 88,1 ss ,824 in excess of the
entire revenues ot the Uovernment dur
ing the same period, amounting to ?18,
221,852. These were exceeded by Use1
pension payments alone, which amount 1
to 818,312.155. The treasury officials
say that the expenditures during tba
remainder of the month will l*? light;
and that the receipts will be sufUcieutly
heavy to overcome the present excess
of expenditures and leave a small sur
plus tor t!\e month. The same officials
say the treasurer's statemont tomor
row will not include the receipt* dur
ing the pa^i two days, and that il It did
an actual surplus ot S'J.OUU/AK) would
be shown, Instead of an apparent dell -
ciency.
A meeting of the Cabinet will be held
on the 2ttth lust lor the purpose of con
sideration the financial situation, espec
ially with reference to the extension of
the 4*-s per cent loan, and the continu
ed coinage of silver after the 1st prox.
The President and Secretary Foster
have arranged ta be in Washington
next Thursday. Secretary Fonter, in
his speech written for delivery at the
Ohio Republican State Convention,
paid particular attention to the silver
question, and made a special point iu
regard to coinage, calling attention to
the fact that after Juiy 1 next it will
be discretiouary with the Secretary of
the Treasury whether the silver coinage
shall be continued or not. A great
many suggestions have been offered to
the Kicretary on this particular leal lire,
Indicating a strong sentiment against
suspending the silver coinage on the
date named, and it. ts within the range
of probability that the coinage will tn?
t-ur.tJ.MW-] :or h v.hMe at
ltrowutd lu lev Mmjt.
Yictowa. B. C., Juno Hi. ? Thestearu
or (Jueen, which has arrived from vitka,
reports that the revenue eotier Ihvar
has reached Alaska from Icy Hay, bring
ing the new 8 of ihe drowning of Lieut,
llobinson and four of the crew of the
Hear, and A. C. Moore, of Russell's
party. The drowning oivured while
the party were trying to rnak" a land
ing in Joy li;iy with Russell'* Mouut
St. Kllas party. The Dear le't Sitka
on the moaning of the 14th for Hehring
Sea. . _ 2
The importance of purLf)
blood cannot be oi
ZSHfLSTv" .....
I Poke Hoot and Pott*?l(
" purl"
>T- James Pax ton. or 8a- 1
as says he had liUausoatlsm
iat he could not uiove from
dross without help, and that
itnaoy reined lee, but received
until he began the use of P. P.
Aah. Poke Hoot and Potas
two bottles restored him to
^Kheumatism is cured by P. P. P.
, Pains and aches in the back, shoulders,
[knees, ankles, bipe, and wrists are all
attacked and conquored by P. P. P.
This Cteat medicine, by its blood
cleanslug properties, builds up and
[strengthens the whole body.
A complete Bedroom Suit for 816 50
I freight |/aid t> your depot. Send for
{Catalogue. Address L. F. Padgett,
Augusta, G a.
DO YOU WISH TO
BE XtOSN OF VOI'K OWH
, n I,0, HK' -|
TI1KN BUY THE THOMAS STEAM
PRESS AND SEED COTTON
ELEVATOR.
It Is tho most perfect system in use, un
loading cotton from wagons, cleaning and
delivering it Into gins or utalls. Cotton
does not pans through fan and press re
quires no pulloy nor belts. It saves time
and monr>y.
TALBOTT & SONS'
. v-*" y;
JtNQINES AND ROILER8, STATION
ARY ANI) PORTA BLK. OLD DO
MINION CORN MILLS ?125 to 300
.TALBOTT8 SAW MlLl^S, IMPROVED
I FKIOTION AND ROl'K FEED
PSftrr. f 200 TO >000 . ?
LUMMUS AN1> VAN WINKLE COT
TON WINS AND COTTON PRESSES.
We ofTor Saw Mill Men and (Honors
thS most complete outfits that can be
bought and at lxittom prions,
V. G. BADHAM, |
GENERAL AGENT,
CourM nr a, S. C.
THE TALBOTT ENGINE IS HIE
BEST
Feb 19-ly.
Young Wives i
Who are for the flrrt time to tm
icrgo woman'fl sovcrcfit trial we offoi
. ? mm
it rr -r\r ?! n? directed :??
f w . confinement, ixV
*v Av-' r diiii ni??i nitkfoLl.fi I
jf both mother a* id child, as tliou
land* who have w*rd it tc&tify.
A R)n*(ilnt to Etpoetnnt Mother*.
Mwntl! ? Pwir.no l? worth lt? wcljrht
fit rotd My nlfcoiltiTKl iiiurn It ton min
KTCM *?U1i r>ltli?> of In ? tlr?t two children
flint) ??!?*? <liil n ltf>;?rt Ii<t with hfr ln?t Imv
tuft |vro\ iomly i|te?l four l?ottle\ of M?>TM?
kn'6 F if r.s ji It it n "(us ? mf- )ier?
Ci. r m I. I II . .in ii . I ? ? ? t . , I 1 ,? >i i. w <>ot). )
(Ui|* In c?|iifi cli-ui ?-<? |?-c|Ktl<l ?in re- I
?Mli'! prlr*. f I | ? ? ? ? l ' i *? S- I l<v nil
Ik' * it r rl I M I IV 'I if I lr??.
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Ma
NOTICE !
; THE EQUITABLE
>
gsj4 , .? ? *:
? LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
P;"
? -/
OK THE
United States.
Policies maturing la
18U1 reallrecash returns
to the ownnrs, of amounts
varying trom 120 to 170 per
cent, of the money paldln,
besides the advantages of
the Assurance dnr,n? t*?? .. J
vrhole period of twenty
year*.
The following Is one
of the niauv actual cases
maturing tills year:
Endowment Follcy No. 64,926.
iMued In 1871, at age 27. Amount, $5,000.
Premium, $239.90. Total Premiums Paid.
HW. ?
R E b U L T S
at end of Tontine Period in 1891:
CASH SURRENDER VA1AJK, *8, 449.45,
(Equal to ? 170*10 for each
? lOo paid in premiums,
which is equivalent to a 10
turn of all premiums paid,
- 7 <4 per
i-f i.j : a.) Or, in
.!???; r.< "i. .1, ? ? ?
I 1
A. PA11) i.'i J JUY FOK*1<J,470.
( ? . : i t ' ; ? ._>() for each
fc "? I'tti'i ?u premiums.)
OK.
A LIFE ANNUITY of *S3a.55
One fact is worth a thousand thoorlee
There Is no A&mrance extant In any com- j
pauj which ccuipaits with thb>. The
JS^jjUahle Is the strongest company In the
world and trausacLs the largest buslnet?. v
For further information address or apply
to the nearest agent of the Society, or write
direct to
. : T - .
W. J. RODVEY.
<20Ur-t i.ia- -
. V ttlvKEKAL ACiKNT,
April M?V'. .- KOGK HILL, 8, C.
THE LARGEST STOCK. .
MOST SKILLED WORKMEN.
LOWEST P KICKS,
Sontli Carolina Marble Worts.
F. H. HYATT .
PBOIMUCTOR.
Is the best place In South Carolina 01
Southern States to secure satisfaction in
American and Italian Marble Work. Al)
klUUH of
Cemetery Work
a speciality.
TABLETS.
SJ^USXQBXfi*
MONUMENTS, Ac.
Scud for prices and full information.
F. H. HYATT
April 8 ly COLUMBIA, 8. C.
VICTOUV l OIt Till: SAILOR
M AMlIMItl.
Exhibited side by Bide with Its leading
competitors at the State Fair, 1890.
The Superintendent and Committee of
the Mechanical Department, in Inspecting
those features not Included in the Premium
List, deem worthy of special mention the
Sailor Seed Cotton Elevator, Distributor
and Cleaner exhibited by W. 11. (ilbbus,
Jr., A Co.
The system operates most efficiently, and
much Improves the sample, facilitates the
ginning of wet cotton, ana saves largely in
labor and cost of handling.
The Committee recommend to the farm,
erf of the State an investigation Into thr
merits of these devices.
[Signed.) D. T. DUNCAN,
for Committer.
W. H. GlBBES. Jr., A CO.,
Columbia, 8. C.
State Agents and Dealers In first claw
Machinery, Buggies, Wagons, Ac.
Spv.ciai,.? To test the advertising value
of Tn? Stat*, we will sell to any farmer
referring to that paper one of the best Dow
Law Cotton Planters made for 4.B5, oash.
The usnnl price Is f 6.00.
W. II. OIBBES. Jn.. A CO.
FINE SHOW CASE4
Fl UVIKIU pp| UJ wu, .
ijy Twelve DoUari* ' ? \M
Again, 1 will well you a 6 bole Uookmt
Range 13x18 inch oven, inch top, ttt <
Uxl with 81 tdeoes of ware, for TlilU
l'KKN DOUaAKS, and pay the trei^Ut to
your dopot. ' .. , ? ,
DO NOT PAY TWO PIUCKS FOB
? . TOURQOOJJ8.
1 will send you a nice plush Parlor suit,
walnut frame, either In combination ot
handed, the most etyllsh oolota lor 84.00,
to vour iUlroad station. freight paid. *
1 will alaosell you a nlee BedroDM* uit
consisting of Bureau with glaaa, 1 high
head Bedstead, 1 Waahstand, 1 Centre
table, 4 cane beat chairs, 1 cane beat aud
back rocker alitor 10.50, aud pay f rclgto
to your depot.
Or 1 will send you ati eiegaut Bedroom
iult with large glass, tult marble top, toi
980, and pay freight.
Nice window simile on hpntiu' roller I 40
Klcgant largo walnut rt da> clock, 4 .00
Walnut lounge, 7.(M
l^ace curtains per window, l.oo
1 cannot describe everyt'ilup In a small
advertisement, but have nu luiuiense store
conUlnlug 22,000 feet o! lluor room, with
>?MC ilUoqnniU lltUtui j vuiiituiM*u vl^CT
parte of Augusta, making In all the lai
gest business of tills kind under out- man
agement In the Southern States. These
storeaand warehouses are crowded will)
the choicest productions of the best facto
ries. My catalogue contalmug UUistrattum.
of goods will be mailed if you will kindly
say where you ?aw this advertisement, i
pay freight. Address,
L. F. PADGETT,
Proprietor i'adgett's Furniture, Stove
B and Carpet Store, I
11110-1112 Broad tJtreet, Al/GUSTA, UAJ
n ?w?
,? > 1 1 ; v ?
R3H liltED
1. ^ ANiJ WUMffW.
t ? r will purlfv i*t' '-our
' ?"> i, v . '-.v ? ti ? ? i ii, . ? ! ? u:
il Utilt- IIIK --if "V
. ' ?>.>!. raitr<Mi ) ?!? iii.V' i it
> i ?.? Ti-rici; viUi ' 1
I- w 1 li!i. ontlsm sn; ,?i.v
. t 1??- ri??vor toll iwj w-?l! >ii '
?n-U linuiidd llvoti v. ii
utv.jvimP. P.P.* 'v- . ' ?
!r you are tired out ft
oil..*- conniiMiM.MiL, t*ka
P. P. P.
If you arn froimc li-Jty lu ti>? sprtnit
au'l ouiol kurlo. take
P. P. P.
If your ditfeaU re orj;? na toulug up,
Pp. p. ,^.44
If you suffer with iio&d&ohe, tniU?e?tloO,
debility ivod weakness, take ? v -v . ? V-f ?
P; p. p '*
If you suffer wltb rerrout |TO?tratJo?,
BPitin unntruuf; And a gt-iitiral let 4om>
of the systufb, t*ka
P. P. P.
For lilood Polfi'in. Kh?Mim?tJ?m. Scrof
ula, Old Sort*. MtklArm, Chronic Feru^l"
Complaints, take
P. P. P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium.
The l>o?t lilood purifier In the world.
I.II'l'M A.N DUOS.. Wholesals r>ru?Kl*tB,
Soln Proprietors,
Ijppuan'k IJiAKat, Buvannah, G&.
WHY NOT USE OURS ?
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- v.'?" " r ' v ,
Miiwrriff Sit uAXim:
IS A
GKN U IN K IJLOOI) TON 10 1
MURRAY'S SA USA.PAH1LLA
Is a Blood Purifier Mid Spring Medicine!
We are the Mannfactuies and Sole Fro
prletorH of both.
This Is the time of the year the system
requires a tonic and the blood a purifier.
Our stock of Drugs. Medicine*, Chcirrt
rals and Druggists Sundries is complete.
Our facilities for filling your orders cannot
Ik' excelled. We solicit your patronage.
The Murray Drug Co.,
UOLlJMniA, 8.<^
First Class Work.
V ery I ,ow Prices.
Huegle*. Carriages, Houd CartA, Wagon*.
*tc.# m ftn f\nU?d Second to riou^,
liKjniri' of nearest dealer In these goods,
or wild for Catalogue? Mentioning tiii?
paper.
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