The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 11, 1895, Image 4
CONSflTUTIONAL ,
CONVENTION.
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Mi>\V IN SKSSION AT THE 31'ATK
CAfl||TAIi. |
Blanjr Important Meuautca Introduced,
t'lin lVoi'variliiK* fruiit
l>t*y to Dny.
NO l>tyoK<KM KOIt ANY CACHK.
l'he Ueueral Assembly Hltul I Have
|( (/outrohof tho Dispensary I.u\vh??
Tljoy Aro Not Kngrufted In the
*? Constitution.
THIS NINKTKKNTH DAV.
Aftor a debate continuing all through
? Tuesday night's nosbion and through
yearly uil of tbo day session, tho con
vention has decided that there shall
' Dover be a divorco granted in South
Carolina for any 0au8?.
* Tho voto waft to"4w. Senator Till
, man did his boat to havo tho divorces
of other States recognized in thin State,
but for onoe hia appeals were hoard
with a doaf oar and ho wap votod down.
The Bible was quoted from very freely
during tho dobato. Tho parliament
ary oliuoher waa put on aftor the mat
ter waa adopted.
1 There waa also a light to have the
convention tako a recess until January
14th. Thin wan killed. Thon an effort
waa made to havo a reooaa of ton days.
It, too, failed, tho voto being 8t] to ft.'J,
The Convention Disposes of the Dis
pensary Question.
Tuesday night tho oonyontiou dived
into tho dispensary ]>ro)>lom, taking
uptho motion to indefinitely postpone
tho Clayton substitute, which provided
for (ho absolute incorporation of tho
aytitnm into tho constitution. A bat
tle royal resulted, tho advocates of tho
porpotwatiou of tho system almost
overriding tho counsel earnestly given
by Senator Tillman as to tho oftcet
of a possible decision from the United
States Supremo Court that tho State
j could not do a liquor business. After
. an all night tight, during which amend
ment aftor amendment and substitute
iif^/er substitute wore voted down amid
stormy scones, tho sootion was amend
ed by Senator Till inn n to his way of
thinking ami tho section was adopted
at 11 o'clook in this shape, the parlia
mentary clincher going on it:
See. 1^. In the oxeivlsu of tho police power
tho Qeuhrul Assembly shall have the right to
prohibit the manufacture and sale and retail
of aioohollo liquors or beverages within tho
Htate; the General Assembly may license
paeons or corporations t<> manufacture an<l
soil ami retail alcoholic liquors or bovorag"s
within tho Siato under sueh rules ami
restrictions as It deems properjor the General
Assembly may prohibit the manufacture ami
sale ami retail of alcoholic liquors ami
beverages within tho Htate'; may authorize
ami empower State and county amKuiuniid
pal olllcers, all or either, under the afctbnrity
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Hmalls spoke tit length to hisarnond
moot. A uubhtituto whm offered by
Mr. Cooper, simply eliminating the
la?t part legitimizing the offspring. It
was at onoo evident that the measure
had great strength. On a vote on a
motion to lay the amendment ou tU*
table, it was thought l>y many that tho
friend* of the amendment hud nnrtiod
the day, l>u t Vico President Talbert, in
tho chair, ruled that tho motion wus
not carried.
Boon afterwards Bonator Tillman
arose in Ins went mid Htiid ho hud been
dunned uh u bitter onumy of tho negro,
hut ho wanted now to pit' himself on
reoord uh his friend. Jle renewed the
motion as mudo by Mr. Hmalls, and
reported ruled, but which ho did not
think hud been tabled by that vote.
Ho waa culled out of order. Tho ques
tion having boon passed upon, he mov
ed to reconsider tho vote. This was
done. After Injurs of arguing another
motion to lay tho Hmalls amendment
on tho table was lost by 1 0.' i to 22.
before the matter was acted on final
ly, tho convention got tied into n knot j
of motion and adjourned.
An effort to eliminate tho anti-duel- |
iiig oath from the oath taken by State
ofllcers and legislators failed, after a
hard light. James W'igg, a negro, of- j
for oil an amendment to the oath, pro- ,
vidiug that the oflieer must affirm ho
had taken no part in a lynching bee. ,
I'll is was killed. i
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i'i>r|i<>iMl ion uu:i amended on motion
of .Mr. I'nttoi), of 1 1 iolila n?l, uftor a
sharp livht, so that for live Kiieoeshive
veins from the tunc of 1 1> ?>i r establish
nit lit, in t< uii'i | > il corporations eau ex
? in j >? all uianufaet ill ing establishments
?lo'n taxation.
W'Iiimi section !M of tile legislative
article leading, "the marriage of n
?vhitu perRon with a mgroor mulatto
Di^jmrKon who shall liuvo any negro
t>loo?l, shall ho unlaw fill ami void,"
w'iin ealh il up, 1 hdegate Kobert Smalls
proKcnted a sensational amendment to
aihl tin* words: "And Hint any white
person who live* an 1 cohabits with a
negro orilinltiUii, or person w ho shall
have oneei^ht h or more of negro
, Mood, shall l.i' disqualified from holil
| i n;? any olVice of emolument or h unt
in this State, and the offspring from
any sueh living or co habitation shall
hear 1 1 1 ? ? mum of the father, and shall
ho entitled to inln rt mid at quire pro
perty the same as if thev were legiti-j
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st I:or the Blood
u Proved Its Merit Ecioma
Cured.
ivo used Hood's Karsapari lla Hud
t in tin- l>r*t medioiue for the blood
overtaken. Two yinra ago I had
m one of my limbs below the kneo.
I Spont Many Dollars
Ileal attendance and treatment hut
tin. At last a friend urged mo to
ikI'b Sarnaparilla. I told him it
tot do me any good an I had tho
doctors in tliia vieinlty attend
theyaaid it was a tievere ca<o o<
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one bottle and when it was all
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jarMparilla I do not tbtnk I
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CONVENTION
i "OPINIONS.
I r
VIKW8 OF OKItTAIJf PROMINKNT
MKMHKKS OK TIIK BODY.
lien 'i'illniMri Thinks 1 1 1 k >' > >' of It, and
Conservative* Members Hay It l?
Patriotic.
Senator Tillrnan, when anted for h
wtatomont of )i in views as to tho work
' of tho South Carolina Constitutional
Convention thua far'tond uh to tho
future, for tho Southern Awoeiated
i J'reH?, Maid:
"Tho body hah evinced a (letcrminn
! tiyn to oloaely examine and thoroughly
analyze every inoanure presented, and
i to do nothing hastily, and, therefore, 1
am satisfied that the constitution it
will make will ho ndnrabje instrument.
The convention ha* risen above fac
t'onal feeling altogether. The ono
predominant idea hooiiih to ho tho
future welfare of tho people of the :
State, and whatever the convention
does will he wvell done. 1 could Uot J
pretend to go into detail. I can only i
give it as my opinion that in the future j
we will have better common acIiooIh
ami absolute purity and faimcKa in
electioiiH. "
ICx Congressman George l>. Tillman
said that tho con volition reminded him
more of u debating society of over
grown school hovi. than anything else,
talking it 1 1 tho timet and undoing to
morrow what they do to diiv. Ho did ?
hot euro to tidk about it ?much, lie '
Raid that ho fur lis that proviso Maying ?
"avy negro blood " wan concerned, it '
woi^ld bo an absolute necessity to
change that and uiako it *'one-e.ghth !
pint negro blood, " or havoc would bo
played with property in Month Caro
lina. He nay h ho will bring this mat
ter up on the third reading, Kpt lik
ing of Woman's KufVrnge, he said, with
a wise shake of hi it head, t'nit there I
were many more advocate** yf wcmaii i
Kutt'rago on tho floor of the con\cntion j
thin any one dreamed of, and tho
adoption of a woman suffrage jlink,
based on a property qualification, was j
not such an impossible thing as it was I
generally conceded to be. As to the I
article of tho suffrage commitbc, he !
said tii.it the plan could ir ? ?t honistly
accomplish tho desired icsult. It was
far from getting at the disfranchise
ment of the negro. s by honest and
fair mcuuu. A pJah til t has < r i? d
to him to do away with two thin'.s of
the negro vote without i . ft : i i>r: l he
ballot to any negro emit; lying with
the honest rcquir* m< nt, is to t.d.i ad
vantage of the migratory h tb.ts < > : Ihe
negro. My having town-hip mmagoiH
ami boards, and requiring a \oter to
live in tho same township for two
yearn to be eligible, two-thirds of the
negroes would bo disfranchised hon
estly uud no white im:n would be hint,
for tho white people are eh lined t . ? 1 1 1 1
land. lie does hot ibii.k tl.i eonven
tion will leavy tho appoint mci.t of the
commissioners of election *o the gov. r
nor. What they wanted was* tho gov
ernment of the people by the people.
Who were better to judge of the quali
fications of a vote r than the | eo- !c of
tho towiship wherein the Miter re
sides? This was loci m 1 '?govern
ment. Ihe scheme reported wes to
perpetuate one man pow< r.
When inked for his \icws, Mr.
( ieorge Johnston, one of the leading
'Conservative members, said: "I inn
pleased with the conduct of the con
vention up to this I i ti i v It has struck
mo being a really pati iot it; body of men,
driving to do what, they honestly be
lieve to be for the best interests of the
?State. It has struck inff1, from all the
circumstance s by which v.e arc bur
ror.mlcd, ns being reinaikly free from
partisan bias, and I think this is shown
iu the result of their deliberations,
fit ? articles so far a lopte I, I t link,
will be ft >u ml free trout reasonable
objections. I can r?.etll but one
principle engrafted into tijc constitu
tion that 1 think op- n to a Motions ob
jection, and that is tin: o.i.- glutting
t ? municipal corporations tli ? r:ght t\;
exempt iifinu 'aetui i ng en!e. prison
from taxation 1 lbs I licli ve to bo n
\ IClollS | : t'l ll <*1 ] ? t\ \ i p.. ;i of
til ? ?<?! ions Win U <1*. t!u' con \ < . :.?> i rc
iniiitis htill to lio il< > 1 1 ?*. 'i In? in tiolcH
: >ti limiiHM' ami tiiMitiog, mi oir|. ora
tions iiikI on th?) jiulifini'V nt? nil vi't
to lie roiiHiilereil. Of etuirco f euunot
iiv vluit tin' uetiuii iii reg.iril to tlteyui
will In*, lint tin' reinvent ion Imx 1 f ?
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t i?> Iri'Cst ? i liuVo, wlnrli 1 ? ?-?' - .
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"/"?"i'J-.Ti'M.inrr, fro* from
I'tiMOon ???.{., f*om j.n.jH.ii.T until this
'\nr. Whenever ? \irioiiH | ?ri iifi | ?1??k
.live heen j>oi n t e?l 'on t . t lirv liu\ e.iifter
elmle, been < '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 hi t i'i I , niul I en ii not
< > 1 1 < Init fi'rl (lint tin- mi ii u1 v.:ll !'?>
.At to i -if oo n.l net i :i in.it t era yd to he con -
idercd. As vt I I lm\i' not li i. I it m |
?pportnnity fully to eomi in- tin* |>!un .
j | presented as to the suHVu'/f, and um, |
?f fi-i-'' hereforc, not 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 i < * : I ti> criticize it. ?
| p(, Tin* MltllC is t lit' C!IM' IIS to tin* lirticlcs
June, 'it finance and tn\nti<>n uinl on mir
! isi'v tn \ ?*?i*rtt i? ??i?* . This >i.ljournmc:.t \\ i 1 1
j toiinK'c >tvc the nicndtcr.s mi opportunity to
n vestigatc t lies., i ii ii 1 1 1 * i tin. I I look
M:iv 1 1 or j?re?it good ns the r? suit of t he re- '
?ch's, It won l<l 1 ?? ? i < 1 1 1* to attempt to
ircdiet tin* length ot tin* M*.-ion aftei
.In- recess, hut I inn tftii t ? itnttgi tit i
hat there is a month's work still
head Tht* opportunity to study *
iven l?y the recess may shorten it. [
hink it ?ill pifobahly have tbatelTect." .
Congressman Talbert, the vice-presi
tent of the con vent ion, who lnis I >??<* 1 1
residing some <lnvs, said ho is dis
ustvd tit the idea of taking a reeesa.
It* ftiys he is .opposed to increasing
ho two null school tax or the pi II tax,
1 that lie will not vote for any Mif
j^rnge |?lun that has any touch of a
"Property qualification about it, as the
?>lnn reported has. Ho in pledged not
w* o endanger the vote of hiiv whito
! IJOOr^n. HI"' H property qualification will 1
, * ? i Jo that, in his opinion. Ho thinks
I 1 t hat if the convention hail come here
Niltnd fixed .the suffrage all right and i
OIlAl?n<* hoiiic, it would havo don# i
Piir"OUKh' '
\VC Of 11; i
8old St Total Vlnlblo Supply of Cotton.
Tlio total visible supply of cotton for tho
mPn?JVorId is 2.445, 4<J6 halt*, of wht-h 2,199, 21M
Willro American, Against 2,211, .'-33 t>aJ?* and
Qnop:ft|,h4t.43S halo* r**speotlv"ly l?*t yt'Ar. V?-1
of cotton this week at nil JnUrior town*,
91.669 huh*, from the plantations,
.68,880 lath*. Crop in sight, 737,914 titles.
"Hoiioytttoou."
The N'cuo BUtt inform* iih (hat tho
tor in "honeymoon" was not Buggeftte 1
by the hWootncMH of that porio 1 of
but originated through * custom
of tho (iermaua of oM, which co.ni
)>e I lo< I tho newly wedded to <lrink
nothing but mead made of honey
tin-ring tho thirty d*y? following tho
marriage.
Nhabb)
Whon pawing through tho streets of
Copenhagen in oivil clross the King
of I>onuiark do<** not Jook kingly at
all in hiH well-worn suit. Tno King
and tho Crown Vrinoo of Oreooe droit*
very plainly, and generally take the
utreet oara ivhun going out in Athena.
Jin*, tho plainest of all the royalties is
tho King of Portugal, whose trousers
are ott-oolor anil l>aggy at tho kucoi.
? New York Worhl.
How's 'i'liU?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for*|
(iny ease of < .'atarrh that Cannot be cured bjr 1
Hall's Catarrh t'uro.
K. J. ( MrKCY A Co., Toledo, 0.
Wo, the undersigned, Iihvo known F. J. Che.
r.fcy for llio Jjwt 16 ye.iri, And believe him per
'? ' t jv nonor.ib p In alt hiutlnt-ns transactions
vnrt llnav ??lally nblo to carry out any obllga*
lion m i to !>/ t icl." tlrm.
Wur^ TtiUAX, Who t-sa'e Drutfglsta, Toledo,
Ohio,
\Ya..i>i>u, Kinna n Marvik, Wholeaal#
Toledo. Ohio.
Hair* ? Aturrh internally, not
ing 'tlrfl'.'t l^iprfT the blood and mucous our.
? r* t he n^o'cui. 'i e.i imonin^s nent free,
t t'icv, '.'m. p'l' bottle, fr'old by nil iirugv'*ttf.
\ Happy .Woman.
K. I i*t 1 am a well and happy woman again;
thank* to Mr hJJroo's Wine of Card ul. I nave
hiiITi r? I for four year.* from womb trouble of
he mo it horrlhm kind. Twelve years ngo I
ui nt to tlioSun Antonio Hospital where tncy
? Mound nn operation, but it Toft in? in a
'?>??? c ? t:itf i ban ?'ver. I went to Dr. Kli usley
In. I>. V. Young, but they gave mo little
nt. After spending $l:fV'?i 1 was not able
i i i. a\e iny bi d, and moM of the time suffered
i>:i i n ? l?? tmtal a thoun.nd deaths. On the
? ?nt h of lav t t >e t oher' fn v- friend M rs. Stevens
.ilvisfd me to try MeHlree'a Wine of Cardttl.,
I h* Ilrat bottle did mogood, and I jjot more,
i m I t<'-'la> I am a new woma n;am able to do all
mv ni'ihJtig and house-work. I am running a
to'ji >? ill m? lion -e a ml doing all t be work myself.
! 1 1!! use the Wi i ve, mid always keep It fntlio
house ? It Mived my life.
Appleby, Texas. M lis. M. J. MEYKttS. .
Does hotH of <lf?r?;l--Yoti Will Find It
ao if- You Try It.
.Mr-. T. .1. Meador lias kind words to way
?tiioul Tytn r'? Dyspepsia Remedy: "For many
years 1 havesulYorvd with dyspepsia and ner
vousness. I have been taking Tvner's D.vs
pepsin' Itemedy aud'ilnd that it is doing inn
lots of good and I am now' in better health
Mian I have been for years. It relieved me in
i few miuntciof indirection."
li yon in-.' suffering with indirection or d.vs
ii.'pda of any ebaraeter wbatever.it would
? t :i > our in\ erest iu t ry a bottle of this rem.
edy. I'rii".' iVi rents per bottle. For sale by~
i i I <1 ru i'^i.it-.s.
Now It ilio Time to Cure Your Corns
w it h ' iii'ler orus, It tikes th<>m out perfect ?
l> and give* comfort. Astc your drug ;lst. I k*.
> t oinncltio
means n m< <11 lr> > that slreiiKtl.ena the Rtnnri
iii 1i. or to I ?? brief it means IlipaTX ThIiuIcs.
Il >i m art* Iroul) imI with n weak Htoirtitch and
cui.i'ol oiucst y>%r food tiso ltipaua Tubules.
Olio \ c.s k ullv'.
Ill's slojip.d five |tv T)n. ft LINK'S OltKAl
N' Kit VI-. I ( i. ?! ? ill kk, So fits nftir .first day'* use.
Ma rvf.li ?u s ? iirt-H. Treat I n> and t rial bot<
lU- free. l>r. Kline, 1M1 A roll St., I'hila., I'a.
1 v r i* v M til li e ?? S'nilllil Alivnrs Hnvo
n l)??t ! !?? ol I'.irliur's (,lit:j;er Tonir. Nothing so
good for ]i.iiii,\? eak lies', voids and shoidoss.iuj*
A* _
We tliink I'Ko Secure for Consumption
is I In- only in ?lli-inc. for Coughs. Fk.vnib
I'lM K A llll, S|>.'.n?lii>ld, Ilia., Oct. 1, 181(1.
M <?<*. Wlnviow'sSnotlitnR Syrup for children
eethinsr, soft "us t li- uu;ti?, reducts in Mam ma
lion, allays pain, cures wind c olic. 2">c. a bottle.
erves
tinci
lood
A;*o inseparably connects 1. Tho former
depend simply, solely. solidly upon tlia
l itter. If it is p'lro they uro properly
Jed and t Intro in no "nervousness." If it
is Impute they are fed on refuse aari the
horrors of nervous prostration result.
Food tho nerves on pure blool. Mafco
pure blood uu I keep It pure by taking
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Tho One True Wood Purifier.
Hood's Pills {ir "IM *'"1
family cathartic. 2'ts.
<7> Money In Pecans
~ MONIED MEN. Ci
Ambitious Clorks, Now?
In tlio opportunity to lnvc*t I it tho lament
Pecan Orchard in the World
ii>> acres In Orchard Just contlnx Into
I'l'/v! u<5rtf~
. ; . - **^^01^1111 lienrlnir. 8eno for Kree
*? ?ro?|M>ctim. KlvInK leference* ami full par
ticulars. K. A. SwutnKS, Itrownwood, Tex.
flfzauanri -vxaaemm^mmmmmmmmmm^a
''jpHE turnpike road to
people's hearts I find,
Lies through their
ncouths or I mistake
mankind.
i > li t the surest way to
get there is I say,
Peed them
nek wheat
Every day.
World's Pair I IIU1ME5T AWARl).
i IMPERIAL
' y ?GrRANUM
Try it when the digestion
is WEAK and no FOOD
seems to nourish. Try it
; w?,en seems impossible to
keep FOOD & stomach 1
Stld by DRIXKMST3 EVERYWHERE I
Ma CarlfA 3ow, N?w V><rlt^^(,
/
THE MARKKTS,
H*W VOSK COTTOW rOTUUElfcy
Cotton ?*#y, middling upland*;
middling gulf*, 9 8-8. Future* very 5teMx.
Hal 0.1 tltf,500 brtlva.
October 8 70<? M 84 February . 9 02@9 0 1
November.. 8 Ml&>8 ftrt March. ... ..9 09<$9 18
December. 8 ??<a>8 14 April 9 14<s>9 18
Jauuary. . . .8 9ti<?>9 02 May 9 20($>9 28
June.' 9 20<|>9 28
MVKKI'OOI. COTTON kUBKET.
Cotton, fair demand, hlghty. Middling
5 11-82. Futures quiet. 8alea ft 000; Atne.-l
can, 7,200. /
Oct 4 44<&>4 5 Feb. A Mar.. . . 4 4(iftf47
Oct. A Nov. . . 4 436)44 Mar A Apr 4 48<S>49
Nov. A Dee.. .4 43&'44 Apr VMay. ..4 50
Deo. A Jan. ..4 44<S"45 May A June. . 4 51
Jan. A Feb. . .4 40 June^ July 4 52(^59
CHICioO OIIAIN ami PfoOUCK.
wheat Dee/\..ft9^ May..
COM Nov 29*# Dee 27'&
oats \ Nov 1 7>t?* May ?.. Sf???L
roHK Oct 8 88 Jan *&*)?*
i ahii Oct 0 89); Jan \W{
? ins ? Oct 5 30 Jut 4V*5
* HOME COTTON WAHKKt*. V
Cliar < *??!- C'hiP
!<'t C - UllllilA lixlu ?.
Good middling 8^{ 8 11-10
Strict middling 8 9-i? 8^
Middling 8 9-10 8 7-16N>,
Htrlct low middling. .. . 8 5-10 89*'
Low middling 83-10 8:)-10
Tingt'8
(Mean stain.M.
RAI.KIOH NEW COTTON, i
Strict good middling
flood middling '?
Strict middling 8?6<2>SK
Middling ???? ViftW
Market very steady. v
AT OTHEK POINTS.
Cotton? Middling quotations: Augusta
ftrm, 8 5-8. Norfolk firm, 8 11-1(1. Charles
ton steady, 8 8-8(S>8 l-a. Hoston quiet, 0 1-8.
Savannah quiet, 8 7-16. Ualtimore quiet, t>.
Philadelphia firm, U 8-8. Wilmington linn,
8 8-4. New Orleans quiet, steady, 9 1-16. Ne-.v
York cWsy, 0 1-8.
ItAl.TIMOHK 1'ltouUCK MAHKtVT.
Flour ? Firm, Western super
fine 2.45(&4>2.65; du extra $2.1o(a 3.00, fami
ly $8.25(a3.50; winter wheat patent fctt.JJSfq)
3.80; spring, wheat, f> itent >t3.70<K4.00;
spring wheat straight $3.55(8 8.75,
Wheat? Dull Ajul" easy; spot and
October 65(&6S MX it>oooint>or 66^(5, 6ti,la'{
May 71|^;steairny- No. 2 ml 62(a62,; ji; Sou t it
em wheat by sample 66(a67; do 6a grade,
636 66. . ' ,
CoitN F.asy; spot 88(ii'88>4 ;0 'tober 37>4(5>
37 ; Nowmlior. new or old 84% @35; the
year 38%@84; January 33.'^ <5.81; steamer
mixed ? ; Southern white eorn 89(&40; do
yellow corn 41(5;42.
Oats? Steady, good Inquiry, No. 2 white
Western 27^(&'27?i; No. 2 mixed western
24^(0-34.
ltyo ? Btoady;No. 2, 45@46 near by > No. 2
western 48.
llay Firm; active demand 5 choice Timo
thy *15.(>0r? 15.50.
CH A \l L.< >T r B, ?> Jt'UOD UCK MABKKT.
Cabbage ? Now pur 'crate. . .' 1 23
Extra flour ? Sack, 2 00tfi2 10
Family ?' , 2 50
Moal? bolted, 44 lbs. per bushel, . . 50
Oats, ? 32 lbs, per bushel 43
Potatoes Irish 40{8?0
X '? Sweet 35(a40
Onions ? Select, per bushel 50fo (>()
Country? Ham 10,' ^
J' Sides !>
f" Shoulders 7<&l?
l/ird- N. C., : 8
-Chickens 10<cii,0
Hotter
Eggs v Visa 13
Wool, washed .' 20<rn. 22
Feathers, new 44
HAL.RIOII TOBACCO MAHKKT.
Smokers, < ornmon 8 a 5
'? Oood 0 a 10
Cutters. Common 8 a 12
" Oood 15 a 'i0
" Fine 25 a 30
Filler", "on mm Oreen 2 a 3
?' Oood 5 a 7
" Fine 8 a 10
Wrappers, Common 12 a 18
Oood 20 a 35
" Fine...*." 40 n 60
" Fancy... 65 a 85
Market strong with advance on all grades.
NAVAI, HTOItKH.
Wilmington. N. Rosin llrm, AtMinoil,
LPi)*; good strained. 1.17!$'; Spirits' turpen
tine quiet nt 25(525J.<, Tar steady fit 1.20;
criuHVturpentiue quiet, liurd 1. 11). .soft. 1.50,
virgin. f.liO.
New York ? It o s i n slowly; strained,
common to good 1.47^(8 >1.50. Turpentine
quiet at 28(6 28) X.
Charleston ? Turpentine linn at 25)g.
Itosln urt^at 1.20(7^1.25.
Oottox ? Oil.? New York? Cotton
seed oil <prT?t; crude 23)$', yellow
prime 27)^; ofT grade 2fi^4(S>29.
HICK.
Therico market was steady\at Charleston.
The quotations are: Prime 4??a4,%; Good
8?^ u ; Fair Common 2>4h3. J /
KHl'ITK ANI? V KO KT A I1LES.
X.emous, &i0's. per box 7.50. llaisins, loose,
per box 1.75; cluster, per box 2.00. M'xed
nuts, per pound 10.?. Ited onions, pel
bag 2.00. Virginia peanuts, hand-picked, per
bushel, l.12b. Grnpej?, 2 to 30 ?. per basket.
Turnipfi, j>er barrel, l.CO. Beet*, per barrel,
2,50; Cabbage, ti to 7e. Bananas, 1. 25 to
I. 75 per bunch. Coconurits. per 100, ,4.00.
White beans, per hushM 2.50. Northern
pears/ 4.00<?5; Northern potatoes. 2.00.
Northern apples 2.50.
COUNTRY PHOntlCK.
Country Butter ? Choice Tennessee I8a25c,
medium i'iy$ to 15c.
Cow Peas UOo ami $1.03 per bushel.
Poultry ? Grown fowls, choice 8.50 to 3.75
per dozen. Chickens 1.75n2.C0 per dozen,
according to size and quality. Ducks ?
Muscovy 4a4..r>0. Geese, young 4.50 per
dozon. ?
Eggs- Eggs 15c. per dozen.
Wool ? Washed 15<- per pound; unwashed
11c. Hides 11c to 12.'. Wax 25c to 27 c.
TIMItKH ANI) I.UMItF.H.
Merchantable $(14.00 to iflfi. 00 fof city
sawed; 12.00 to 11.00 for railroad; f;quaro
and s<ftfn?i,*9.6?r to Hi.CS '.?/ rallfoad. H.00 to
II.00 for raft. - Dock limber 4.50 to f?.?0;
shipping 8.50 to 10.50. Shingles 5.00 to 7.00.
?r it
Richmond Tobacco Market.
Bun-cured Tobacco? Lugs, $2 to $5; short
leaf, $5 to $8; long leaf, $8 to $12; wrappers,
$12 to $20.
llrlglit Tobaccos ? Smokers: Common, $ 1
! to $5; medium, $6 to $7; line, $H to <<10.
! Cutters: Common, $10 to $12; medium, *16
to $18; line, $22.00 to $25; fancy, $27.90 to
i $30. Fillers: Common, $3.50 to $4 ; medium,
I f4.60 to $5.50; good, $6to$R; line, $10 to
$12. Wrappers: Common, $12 to $15; ine
' dluro, $15 to $20: good, $25 to $30; line, $:(.">
to $40; fancy, $45 to $50. Wrappers, Ma
hogany: Common, $12 to $15; medium, $20
to $22; good, $25 to $32.50; fine, $35 to $40;
1 fnney, $45 to $50.
Dark Tobacco ? Lugs, $2 to $4.25; short
| leaf, $4.50 to $6.50; long loaf, $6 to $8; seloc
| Hons, $12 to $15.
| Will Cotton (Jo to 10 1-2 Cent* ?
Mr. Hector D. Liue, who urgod the farrn
| ers twenty days ago not to make a hasty dis
I position of their crops, has written another
I letter to the cotton growers of tfto South,
advising them that they are masters of the
situation and begging them to hold their
! cotton until they gut ten and one-half cents
! a pound.
The N -w Orleans Picayune gives the fol
lowing a .1 vice:
??/t is to be hoped that the cotton prodn-v
enrs, while determined 'to sell their uottonr
a? tDu t> st possible price, will not become lj^
latua'.ed with the notion that there can Joe
if l.mit to the Improvement, and oowie
pieutly. stnbbor.ily hold their cotton olTthe
m.irkei. Su<*h a policy would be oxtn/nply
fooll.th. As Ionic ftj a ijood prlw Is iu Aright
it would bu wiser to ship regularly so As to
fee. I the demand without glutting thennark
ef. The aeeiiinulation of a Vast su/ply of
held Cotton op plantations woiiUf have
I dlltltrmu effect later on. Tha/advance
which ha<uikwn place Is a excellent
tUing, and the Kroducersow**' much to the
M|Ki^ulutivo exoit- iu-'u* t*hi*h has aided the
improvement; out they should not allow
themselves to Ini carried away by it and neg
lect a favorable opportunity to market tholr
crops to good advantage.
?'opinion nr. to th?? probabl* *1 of tho
| cro,?, of couree, differs considerably, but
I th-r.- has been a general disposition to lower
I eetl.n ?t"S. C^^servativa peopkj now appear
to pin faith to a crop of 7,03), 030 bales,
whlto not a f??/>xpeei as low as 6,500,000,
bales, and one promiuent operator is credit
ed with having expensed the belief that it
Wo lid not surprUM bint if the yield wore to
drip below 6.000.090. Here%? certainly *
"variety of views to choose from ; bat as
crops go nowadays, it must be admitted that
the largest of the estimates o*iU for a very <
?kofiotopw I
- v l
Highest of all In leavening Power.? Ltteat V* S? Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WV : ...
Immensity ?l the Universe.
To form some idea of the JargenMO i
of the earth, one amy look upon the J
landscape from the top of uu ordinary '
qlturoh steeple, and then bear in mind j
that one must view 000 similar ?
landscapes to get an approximately j
oorreot idea of the size of the earth, I
nays London Publio Opinion. Plaoe
COO earths like our* side by .bide, yet ,
Saturn's outermost riug could easily
enolose them. Three hundred thou*
sand earth globes could be stored in
side the sun, if hollow. If a human
eye wore oapable of looking upon a
fresh measure of world material 5J00
square miles large, that eye .would
need 55,000 years to overlook the sur
face of the sun. To reach the uearest
fixed star, one must travel 2(1,000, ?
000,000 miles; and, if the velocity
wero^fthal to that of a oannon ball, it
woiftd require 5,000,000 years to
travel that distance. . Besides single
stars, wo know of no system of stars
moving round one another. HtiP, we
are l)u( a short way into spaoe yet.
Outside of our limitd of vision atyl^
imputation there aro no doubt *till
lar^r apace*. Th/> Milky Way Iwtda
at Toast 21,191,000 stars, and as eaoh
is a sun, N wo presumo it is encircled by
at lea?t \llfty plauets. Counting up
theso fig Ares, we arrivo at the magni
tude of 1,000,055,009 etar^. A thou
sand million stars! Who cat* con
preheud it? Still, this is only a part
of tho tuiivorse. The modern tele
scopes have discovered more and.moro
Milky Ways still further away. We
know of some 3l)00 nebulae which
iq resent Milky Ways liko ours, Let
ON? KJSTJOY?
Bo tli tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho tafte, and acta
renily yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses thd sys
tem , .effectually, dispels oolds, liead
i.ches niul fevers and cures habitual
constipation. iSvrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho tasto and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it3
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and bavo wade it tho most
popular renuidy known.
Syrup oMFiga is for Cale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any <jeliabl3 druggist wh^
may not have it cn baud will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wish 03 to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ti
SAH FRANCISCO, CAL.
>?. LO'JiSVILLE, Hr. t.E IV VORK. NY.
u& count 2000 of thorn as bain# of tbo
I size of our Milky Way ; thujt 2000 by
I 20,11)1,000 equals 40, 382, 0^000 sun* ,
I ur 2,019,100,000,000 heavenly lu> law,
The Kitchens ot Carta,
Thfrtyitohena of tho houaoa in Pari*,
whioyhfcvo often boen oitud aa modelji
| because thoy nro so small aud conveu*
i iont. havo boon rebolled against t>y
i the S.ioioty of French Oooks, who oui
jHojrod Dr. ltogeard to lind out tUo
oansofc of tho alarming mortality
among their profession, it Was found
that the kitohoiis noro very damp*
poorly lighted, and had little or no
veutiiatiou. As a result their oooit*
pauts woro subject to rlteuiuati&ul,
variooso veins, aud horuia, to throat
trouble ooiniug front draughts and ia?
tense heat, to dyspepsia, aud to aloo*
/holism resulting from weakened oou*
i stitutlona. The remedy proposed ia
to make tho kttoheua at loast ton feel
long) eight feet wide, and seven feot
high, with bed room and water olosets, :
lardera and soullerie* >utirelv and
.?ffectuatly aeparated. A modol^mer
ioan kitohen hasmaible or tiled floor, ,,
tiled walla, open plumbing, marble or!
tino-ooverod tables and. very
rood work. When a kitpbon floW ia
not tiled It should bo of tho very hard*
oat wood. Georgia pino will not an
swer, aa it soon wear^off aud booomea
rough, i Whon a hajrtlwood floor ia
out of the qtfestionv i^loloth or lino*
leum ia an excol'eut subatitutiv* If
cold to tho foot small kitoliow rug*
may be laid beforo the table and atovo.
?New York Post.
xdj' ? . . ..... . ? . . " .
Eolactlc, Ala.
Mknow Tetterlne to be'aradioal cnro for
'iVuer, Salt Itheum, Eezoraa and all kindred
diseases of the Skin aud Scalp. 1 never pre
scribe anything olao in all skin troubles. M.
8. Fleldor, M. D. Sent by mall for 50o in
stamps. J. T. Shuptrlne,
0 Savannah, Ga.
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BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
CHARLOTTE, N. O.
/I n I*ny8 for Complete TtusineM
iB**v Course. Actual Uualnera from
Mart to The only liusincBH College in
tin) 8011th that you can try beforo payiuy
Beud for Catalogue.
J. K. HUDSON, Prlu.
the tuition.
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Water wheels and
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CORN AND
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Hay Presses.
hKfi
:kt.
Dfl.oitcli Al ill itlfg, Ow.i SKA, AllnntOi <3?t.
fD rWteb-tonio
joiiji.iays cmi.f. and
Costs you 5J oents ? bottl*
iii<< not fc sixpla c?nt unlets Itdootf.
Wild doss vt o 1 rof
1st. Olitll* and F?f*r.
3ml. Bliom Kever.
8 d. TrrHoJD P*T?.I?.
'? 4i h. Hwmorrhsglo
6ttt. DnriBun Ferer.
6th M*>?ili>s.
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