Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

KVAN'H, DUNCAN AND KAIM.IC CAN DIDA IKS KOK TMIC NKNATIC. TUB STATE BOND TOlSSlOilS. La Clio Minor Ughtn. What Is Suld and Done l>y Tiiem Pay b,v Day, Til i' en r. i i i'ki i r.i.i' m 1. 1 1 1 N'< It WUH OXpeetllll ttl'd till' < lied Ml' I meeting would r< vcu I some start ibi' facts i * t (ho ranks of the Se !??? ( ? ?r ? <? i | candidates, Init tin' ;ipe. tutora vviio 1 1 1 o 1 i ' d . Outside i 'I tli i., 1 1 1 1 1 ? 1 I (?!?;? 1 1 (i: V bet W cell G o Vi I il ? ' ' I . \ S II S Mil | Judge Kuril! tin* ineetiu:? considt i j t'tl lint. There were shout ? ???" I ' i mil. Ituv. II. 1'. llai^i ll opened II. ? ? j meeting 1?.V asking tin: I 'nine ldc^ue . Mr. 1'. M. I i r oil 1 1 lie, i" ii.u'y c. air man, iutru.luci.il .M . 1". C. Kobtir<oi , candidate for Supi ri nteiideiit of I. lu cation, w ho made a short I ?? 1 U e.lu t'ul ion . i 1 4 1 wuH followed i\ Mi' ?' ?*.% field, who spoke of the I ? inti I i to ix deiivcd (loin tliO lirtW s i; o| law, tin details of which he cxplui.it' 1 at mhiu length. < ? (-lift i< I Willi-', candidate fot reelection, was tin; next speaker. His rein u krt were devoted ? ? ? 1 1 1 . i \ ? 1 \ W matters connected w l!i the militia, avoiding those yiorsoiialittes wbich have, chiuncleri/cd 1 1 . f | ?? ? ?? i i ?.?> < ? t 'lu two candidates for the j.oniti >!i ill pre viona meeting:), Gcntial lli.diboiw " gave briefly liiii refold as a soldier :i?id inilit iain.in, an an evidence of In > <| ia! ilicatious for the position of Adpitai.t ( leneral. Iln said In' wo'ild in the In (me if liia competitor would, c m fii-M the campaign on (hat I . i j : 1 . phiio I! at it ought 1 1 ? ho. Mr. 1 ' . I >. Sel !ei . >1 A I i ion, n n.i Solicitor J . M. Johnson, c impel itoi for I lie (dlitMi of Sol i .*1 1 or o! tiio l''oiiilli Judicial Circuit, npol.e n '%( in ndvo caoy of theii candidie v lor the posi (ion. Mr. Johnnon evi li ntlv was jt'-m popular with the crowd, lor n;> b> he appearance no applause was heard l.u'i when he n/ro.ie to speak lt t iug that official duties in I len n> t f * v i ! '?? prevented his appearance. Gen. I'd i leroo was also absent. Senator IImimmoii was (lie lii d of lie ( i nhernatoi lal candidates t . sp ak I I e K| ?oke pri 1 1 ?* i pally on Stale i 1 1 ? -*?? . | including the dispensary si. I pri\ ileg . tux, his position on these subp'cl ' 1 <? i ng well h no w n. Mr. Whitman made his usual rpeeoh, attacking the administration l"i miij porting (ho State educational inntitu tiomi and rasping State oOiciiiln in hi mual vigoicoi.s way. Ilo, however, didn't Huccee'l inarousini; even n |.Mn>d laugh hy his humoious way ol putlin/: thinga. After Air. Whitman concl'idtd hi iliort talk, Air. I>. il. Tomplmis wi;. i lit X'od need n d H]>oke nt lenj-.tli t ? the Hudienee al >ut his hcing elected Seer.' tary "f St ; t e , and how he had j ? foi nietl his duty. He Hiid il had h ?-n his I li I ?') 1 1 1 oil liOl to Ill-peal upon the j political "stump" a::ain, In '. iroc lie could serve the peophj I " 1 1 ? I l!l pel , fol'min;', the dutien ol hi- "lli e. lit old V Spoke III I'elei e II ee toth'' lieA tils ) ieli t il r v law I t Colli Hit lided I >\ ( ? s ? I In ? I 1 Ivans, ill which his iianie wasc-uin ? I eJ. He said he had n. vi r ieeei\t-.! IlllV rehates fl"l i aiiv one, 11 ? he hill I I I ? t h i n ; t<> 'in wilh t h t - >li pi 1 1 - ! i ! y, eh- j ( 'tMij', ressionul eanilidules i'lniiy.i 'Il lint hllil and Stlio t ?ili- tie- le-\t j ?.peakert?, c. >11 li III Uj* t li >? it t -?'! ^ .? i -t ? j I vels to lint l< ? ual I ? ,? ; . I ? i I ^ ? i tit i ; J audition ttdtl "! tli" siciitat Mli-ince j lll'll ill ( 'oil | M t 'SS lis i t" I -ear till I li i ? W I all the power of pstrona e uid l ; meht nnitdritiery had is-n lut.-i : ? 1 1 1 t< | hear t?u tin in l i cru'.h thein t.. tieulh, ; lint how I In ir ell -I P. have liiin'ly re-nl i I'd 111 Miect-f.:,. A -i i" I ??', Il the eon ; 1 est a li t s tin if is li. t .liilereu "pin j inn to. to national politic:', each ci'd >: ' j i ij ? the nut ioind I >emoci at ic ]>hitforin. | ( 1 o ve r nor I . va us \\ a > t lie li i ?- t ?' e u j to I till candidate. I le Hiiitl I hat tin pet : pie's intercut* vvt re nt idake in liii-t i I'leat limiliclal li^hl, and their li 'pei Would he reali/etl uitleim muiic leislal^t ; rus made. I n repl \ t. all at tack !<\ | .11 r. W) ti t ina n on li l in al >oii t tin" At liintiv l'.x posit ion unit ter, he explained j t hat ill the nt.Jici nil ion o! uniii\ pcoph i in t(lO State lie lllld 1 . 1 1 1 | . o\ i ? 1 1 the I.e.- ; Hiiryv in on "V lllld the I. Moisture an i lllO people lllld el, dolse I th it ll.'tl. .l.| lie said the Pi/pcmairy law e? now .ml ef the lialels of State House olti us!--, j and has been put : ? l the liatnls "t si i iiitlejiendent b und. It has I tnl.ei I out ol pt 1 1 1 1 1 cm ami no man can use n lor p litieal a^|.* ra nd I /.etueii t . <iover lior I .vans then droppe I Sl it.- is-:ii ? lllld went into a disc u^-Moii "I Hit- liioii j i tary problem, show lie* ihal icur- ! I tack t he \ II inlice h i t (? 'I IIIU lilted .1. ! mantis (or fiee coina;:e an I u:i in '"Ui. ! tnX. At 1 Ills point < it'Vel liOl 1 '.VllU: i nnd Judge I ir!i> Ijccann* involved tut. n spirit.'tl 'leb-t t <*, w lncli proved very inter, st leg to nil. J mlgo I larle followed intviiu- j I'.viins. He?.ui(l; 'I on have h-.teijcd ti a reii'iiirkablc hiirun^iu'. 1 don I sup pone iinv ( b .v el lior of this Stvti*. ol of any other State ever made such ?? harangue. A li lie call say i^ the man who co m cm after him ran against IVi; Tillman. In nil my ciiiupai^n n^uinst him I did m>t hear wi "h little, inoin and c.on tcm pt i bhi i'.inga against tin opposing candidate. At this piin'turt another . debate followed, w hich be came very warm for encli speaker. I\I r. Duncan <'111111' last, iin i just as hi bt-gau ttpeakiug rain bigati to full ami tin! crowd started to leave, but a con siderable number remained, and Mr. Duncan said that (i n I'.vmis could clear himself of the bond business b\ a word from Khind, and thus iusim liia election, but lis would not speak. Koplyiug to the Governor's statement j that the Hoard of Control was in accord with liim, Mr. Duncan said that Gov ernor Evans knew thai tie: in uro wio opposed to tb'e cttahlishim ul of tiv'cddic beer 011 the sheets of otic* ftud allowing jiartieiilur hrewWics to h ivcr oTclnKivo ]iri vileges. Th% Ci ?\ or nor uliincn, ho naid, when oud.^e EftrJo- brought lip Phil Oadedcn on him hrrciMtO lie is au anti, hut ho would hnnj? up a ^lefoniuif /i>;.'?>n?t tho Gov . . ... " v ^ - rnor. i-o iinja ri'iul leirrv iiuitt'K ht Iltollioll t tin | >11 1 ?l I illoi I III I li?' lit (ilhlnl tn prove that, (io\?riM>r /''.vans lml lioggnl lllic a buy iilnml Jr.w iii ? i' li i> vmih jroi n;r.-tf> /'t-l Mr I > i.? ii?* 1 1? n 1 1 ? K < . i ( iu vi! rn (ir K vim M on iiirt 1 1 i?l I i no'*, I'H 1 hoforo ho liiiil Coin| I 'ii' /?. Hi 'i K ii heavy rain r- 1 < ? 1 1 1 1 niliiO it |> ami tin, : ?jmtIiii;: iIimmjInimI iniinoiliuto! % vi mi: n "? i:i' is v 1 1, 1. 1: . To iniilio 11 l"iif( iilui'v illicit, wo w ; 1] | Kit V tl.nl tlio jslllll nml i.nhiitniioo (it thin | Inn tin}/ W US about thill. '1 llO ) ?? - 1 i I ioil item-ation of tin ruin | iti/j ii wan M?rjiii^ fiiiu wholi ii lotlor i\ iii1 1 1 ?>? . It if, li no that In- il'ifii uof. roiijo iu | mi 1 1 'I v out mul om.iuino tho (lyvurii < 1 1 '?! ciiiutiihicv, but i< inn "ii n t 'i to pruc tniilly tin? mi in o tiling, for Senator Tilli/jiui i'\|>rrhily iIocI.iioh that in J : t -t opinion ( iovoritor I Is hi i h liiil nothing w i'onj( \s hi h In- iii'^iiil h i 1 1 1 1 i ti < i * s attor ney, bt;foro or nftoi tlii) con'illlniii itioii i.f tlio I n 1 1 ili'iil. Iln itcclnion t h it thi) till. in, \ of ii fro nmlor thn oiioniu ht nncos wnti | it)i ? f i**i I ly j n ut 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' h > lii-i'iniHO us h" H'i vh (hivorimr Kviiini hill in it hi (iff whatever to do with thn framing or pioinnjM' of the ic fuUililiK uot fmlhor I hitu to \iilu I'm it l'lii) li t tor wiui in ri p.'v to oiio w ritli ii Senator 'Pill in mi I > v Mr. John I l>;ii. rim in rofrri-iii'i! to mi in'itonii! in tin: Mil lining '1 iiiiiii which Win klv hints lit lobaba in w hii U v | < ti i I'h'iiii H. I hoi fnivo Senator Titlin Hi ii rlntiico loony what ho thought n ! io 1 1 1 tin: I iml mat tor ami nt thn hii 1 1 1 * * time I ' mil l'\ M ji I I inn in I Mr. I >ii iiriin lor n ? i n ?* n |u i vii to roil vrnmf ion with rrforrtir i t ? # < Juv. KvilllH for till' )l;l|'OMM o! "ilo .'o I \ I li;/ thopuhlio" us t ;> iiiu I i IlinaJiVj | > o h ? t ion in tin' ninth r. Mi. I'nnenn j Iniri 1 1 1 a ' h .* tin' ntat' iiu'ii t nil nloM^ ; in tin' en in ] ' n 1 M thnl hi! Ii'it t i a iv iii .'"noiieo w 1 1 ii I 1 1] Mini i I lie ? i i'hiy nii'lit I i- torn I ii mm | pni/Mi npon< I :i i; 1 1 thnt tin) I n J ? ? r hi'i i I'li'lnlMril to "i tnii'l haul ; TtiO ii ti III Mi 1 : ii |i|io::itiuii hun hrrn initio that I 1 1 1 1 1 1 <i 1 1 I. iii i\ ol Mr. Dnni'iiii'ii onmli ihicy lul th*' I J : i ? ? ? - I SlatoH SoliJlto lilol { ? li'l in it 1 1 i sh 1 1 < ii 1 1 \ <? it. Iii ? Into Iln mat I or in c. it i vrly Soiinlor Tilliumi in Iiiu h ltrr mivh ho <liil not Knuiv that ! Mr. I 'linen it wmihl ho u oiunh'l'it" ami | whatovoi inif;hl hnvo boon utnl mi thi Con I'm* . i ! tlio oon vom itio.i it rritainl \ liinl no it fi r lu'o 1 1 ? Iho Sfimlol i:il ? ? ? ? r i lout ioi fill' nn Si<J|:t I or I illinna wn-i coll ft. 1 iit.t-l. i^joaii I ? >1 1 liini'iii iti.'iiu ii u ? of Ilia 1 1' | >1 y to Mi. I mi non n I ? ? ' i i ? v Mvaii.'i mill lh'.' hittoi' rot'. I it in Iht Co 1 1 1 no of his HjM'crh. In OoIikoi | in n co of thn 1 1 nil i n of t lm j lit tti I'lvniis iitork la nwnv nj>, ior I ill- J in it 1 1 *ri (Mini i nil iioiico with tin: ) j i h > is too well known to m oil oiiiiim< 1 1 1 'I ho othor I'liiiili hiti M folhiwoil, I nt Ihoir iijMa trhcn woro praot io ill y on tlio nmnc lino n?< hcrotoforo it it ? I hi view of (ho ; ? r t *it t 1 1 1 1 1* I'om I tiikoii in tin1 Sonitior i u 1 I'olilont tuol tin' loli, ''ill to uhii'h Iho ilohltlo wits ill ii w Ii out, tho'M' (jonl Iciiio ii worn j'.ivoii n ir|>oitoiinl holiil-ty, I n mill i t ion t , i t ho rc;;n Inr onri \ in so: ii, Allornoy < ? t - 1 1 < ? I'm I liarlior, Mr. Norton tim I ( '"li;.M os.'ilna if '.Mo! .mil ill *.|n.!\o. Tlio hit tnr niinlo a . 1 o 1 1 1 { iii h|ii orb. I horn woro iihont I jiooplo proa* cut, hut Iioyoinl ohi oia lor livnna ninl cuiilitor-chcola I or Ilailo, iliiiin;; it upiritcil intorohnii^o ?>/ wortla hotwoiMi tlio i wo contostiiiitn, t ho mooting |.n--t oil oil' i ) nil' t ly ami in or h i. I'lin in. mil formality of openi njf t hi) meeting with pravor wan ilinpoiiMoil with. 1 1 A IS Sill I ? \ I ? I . I M . 1 1 > N . i'lio <:m.-ipHif>ti meeting for Darling ton wiih 1 'pulled ol) at Out:)' (,'niw Homln, li it ecu Mules fiinii tho coiiiili teal I he rrnron for thia in unknown I. til it in t h> >u^ht tlnit tliis point lathi strong hold nf tin- I C . I . . i in ? ? I ? ? 1 1 n ? 1 1 1 <> 1 ! I iM I'iMlhl ,\ ? 1 li"' III) <1 I 1 1 if Wll:! \\ i I III uitt any f-peeial inci lent, utitl \,u ? wt j tin- whole <'< > ! | ? ! 1 1 1 ? ( b< JW liiui'l mill i. uiil ninl dI which ?- ? ? lit t ! ? j ha-' been h-i'I;. * 1 1 : 1 1 I llllili I. I'. KlI'M'll Called tli< | till l t 1 titf t > I >1 dt I :i lltl 1 ov. ?! . ill li s. I Ml Ko'te I ' j ? i ? u I ' I I till' Ml Vll'.'l Will j |>VU\ I'l . 'I lit fl Wi ll- I n ? I HI < II >1 I" lllli j I ,im)ii prow lit . Ilic < - ! i in r i i i it 1 1 a^kt 1 torn r- pectin hearing l\'i n't tin :|:i'nl.ii > uii'l | ill 1 (it'll. Watt-. tin ward t.i open 1 1 : ? ? hall, ill' .'ijinhi ..i what hi- Imd accompli I ? * i tin1 1 1 1 1 ! i 1 1 a <il l(ii! Stati' ii:i. I ".mi vi' : nhort rt-Voiint uf Ilia f-t e\\ ar-lship r > :. ci ally. < ii-ii Hu ll! uiii :' followed 1 1 1' isjuihi "I liia polit ic-i! record mnl tliiMi wen! iiitu a ii 1 1 ? 1 1 M ? h t i-l li;i t s | ic li ?' nco '.I military atVniia. Mi -li'liit 1 iMmean waa thr til"- ' Senatorial I'a iii h 1 1 at i' to ?-| eak. Ill ?-?il l In- lui'l a conversation w 1 1 1 1 I ill i man Friday n i ? ? 1 ? f In-fur r th-'fampai;' u. i ui t li- -Me li Si iuilur I illruaii ulip'Ct- !? hiiii:;.- I.;.-. name i < ? * ? 1 1 1 1 - ? it ??? I . i>nt tin ; CI \ t 1 \ i - 1 \ W 1 1 1 ' I i ' l-< ' 'tii Ml t 111 I lit It Ml III \ ii'iiiu All I want is (hi the peoph to consider w ) i a t I have sai 1 i ? ? f . ? r ? ? m t In- nt iimp. lie In !i.<% ill nil ler tin eirouni stances thai ii w?e- his duty tt j i'oiiic before the people 1 1 : . . i t-Tl wl.nl lie knew of Stat-- and national atlaii-' i ! mi in.' a farmer hunself hi: believed lu | knew the needs of the pi I.ple bett-l ; than cither of l;i ; eotnpetib u s, ?||. ? kn^w tin-in ? ? ? j I i throrv. lie ther l>rani'lietl oiV into a discii-sioti of na tinual i- f.i. Sptnkiiii; of .Itnl'M I ot 1 - lie .siin i lie liu.l luf.t (In- it - | n ?. I ' o] ( 'mi -crvat im s b\ ehmiuinj; his pt ii | tifi, 1'iit i \ei\ man ni'iftt respect tt i 1 lmin'1 able. iij rudit opponent. Itnt In ? believed .hnl-N' Marie's candidjev ! wonM in;. tin i'l'ir.;; forth (lie lie it t-l i (actional polities, which wt re hrtppi!\ t 1 1 \ i ng oat. Am t ? i his ol Iter compel 1 1 1 -t ; he Mll.i lie wnithl mi\ M'liieihtn^ that ' he hud not sai 1 be.'oie. le.t like' tit j nlher statements lie ni l inaile, the\ I were tho tin t!i. !!? knew (-fovei noi i lAmts better than the (.'eneral pu'die, J ati'l when ho knew an undeserving nini ?orrnpt man it was his duty to expofi j 'liin. t iovcrtior lA aim was Ktrontfor ! lit! tla\ he was noininate.I than h?' h-?; j >??-n hineo. If }io has nunlo one friend l:c has made hnntlrcdK of tVn n. 1 1 if only hope in dit-trenn was to have Him I'.! I man huv one w-r-l in hin behalf, 1 1 1 h oiio htreii^th is his ^np on Till ntan'H cont tail. In Tilltnnn'.H letter h< pfotchtecl ngninnt my tight to nse ; privnto eonverant ron. Ife ditl not ob I jeet to it bocmioo it whs fi?lno, but be eniiBO ita n?e might' not be fair to the public. .(?over nor Kvhiih huh the r.(7*t spenk "i . Ifo Rfiiil thftt ho wns nmnnp frirw!.? mid it won hardly nocownry to defend himself agairifit liin calnminatorH. They have been Haying thai .Ben Tillman hml ? l roppnd rne, but he in not a man. to ? 'wii i l> v aiet fcco ttii innocent man l?e ?intrehcd, whom they an- not worthy touch. Hi- referred t>? Mr, l>uiiP(inV ? lateiucnt that ho had recently visiti.^] ? u I illtuuu and naiil t hot Mr. I>un mV.statrficiit showed ho was devoid i ?>( tlio instinct, ol u Ionian. lln ; jfitml 1'iilinati on a r.u < ' r 1 1 , an I would any ? 1'iiii Mt nirtn accuse liiiu of l>cin^ Mieha ? onto a ? tn talk politics u hc.u in tho o:!.'ci.; deepest jjriof? llo icaJ^Till . . i . 1 1 ? ' < . I< 1 1 " r to thr audience, which wni iirsl j rodueed at thu Hcnnctthvillo rneeliii;;, which will l>e found in an >i 1 1 1 ' i i ill n inn. A ft 1 1 ii'lin>< Mm h tier '!<? said thai hci ? at lei lot would not jiuv any attention ti> .Mr. l-Mincim. 'I ho iii\cl nor concluded hl-> f-peech l>\' ))fnl uii; lit length on mit'imal uHairf. .) lllj'i: l'!i Ill:- VMl.S lle\t i lit |i> I IICC'I, ] I i. refer re 1 I ' > " t tie men t-i made I > y li w I ?> 1 1 . ) ? I - 1 J t a i" I > n , ; t . ? ; ? News, uiei I'olniM'l I'lir^im, weii! j > j- ? -m - ? ill with ii herii..-. ol que!.! Oiiiii tn ut.li j Indjpj Ivirle, which llioy no dotiM ' thoiij'hf not, Id | ill I a! V /o !? i in . An the he < j u \ i I t ho .1 inlj^i; a iin w ereil al I tho on* ?:<! imi'i in Mich a Hitisfaetory man nor licit ill" two pentlomon t:?i| to rn l ire en i.t full* n. .Mr. Jin: In r in his speech sai l In- hli-1 ?i lne.-.saj/O ol eon j-jra ( U III t ion I ? ? I" lu! t'i 1 1' 1 1 1 < - r.*i ai;i|, one thai oui.jhl to ho a miive III' cnricjilluhitioll to otlli I'm, ii Ii i 1 ! ) r il.e i 'i ile fell co of t he St it e i ducilt ioli !i I I le 1 1 1 II I ioliM. i I e l e V ie WCi | In icily t ho hot <i,v ot I lie e iiiht 1 1 n I ii ? 1 1 m showing lie- j{iel?t J^ooij ilolie In!' till) Stiite. lie ipnke "t tho ( i t i 1 1 ! ! -tl 1 1 ii e 1 1 1 uf < 'lenijcm tor ajo icnlliiriil education aicl of that ?o l ol nisi ice t(i t lie won i ell ol t III) Still o l)i" founding ot W inthrop. 1'uih of : thei^e iti- t Millions he Inul visited ami j t he v w noli I in ii K t the heart i if any in a n [ 'la t, notch Ivus a South ( 'hi olinian. ? Kcviewiii;; oiler achievejncnlM ol tho ; 1 1 of 1 1 rn i movement he amd thfit through I lie- ( .'(>in | >t i ol h r ( i ? in l'a I 's olli CO i ( li I, I Hid i a* l' ??'-> < 1 1 In n. I lia \ o I ieen ) ilaeeil oil tho j t ?? :? |.??ilii.-. 't he chani:.:un}< was c,ivi.'i{< ! I he SI die I ii lli l I i mi 1m ? j'l'i at |>roi not el's i! i i vili/.utinli. l! '.>ni mi id that capi |,J /. ill! 1 I i dnvcli nil! of the State. I io-l ' !il. Ve I ?!'(?: I I ? Si I' Ml!) lull CM ot I l lit I I liitill imi . 1 i . v i ? i' I, oiio miles rclieveil of : :i.'.ol \ i ucy, 'tti l tli'-re arc not more ? iin n ! .'0 u ii !c , t ?!' i < .-c I in I lie Still e i u hands nf rteeiseiM. 1 ho hanking ,iiinliil hioi incrciouti. ; ol. .lie, ?ivvcnuy an. I .Mr, M. I?. ( oo) ii i, caiiili'late'i l?n- liiuutcliaiit (oiveriior, r< jiiiioil Iho caui|iai^ii at t'noi meet iii); and imide idiuit nddresiien in advocacy el lln.ir i-audidacy. t 'i nit ) it I'ol h I 'ieiierni Norton Hindi! ti slioi I I ilk nt n 1 hi ii t tivo iiiinnteH in illicit ion. ||,i rp.ikt) of his ir cord niid the tact that ln< hiid no u)1 |>o>otimi. 11,. i-t evidently very | >o|iii In r with the people and wa.v receive I Willi iTlucli en I h llHiioon. ' liet man I\1 r Ve ii nt 'J o'clock in\iteil tho caiulidiiteH aud (lie newspaper men to ii > ! i n n i i provideil l>y the la, lie., nl the in ifdihorhouil. It wa-iii most auli nlitiilinl ami iippet i/,inj( meal and wie highly a pprcciaU'.l. I he rest nf tin crowd liroiii.dil dinnera ahnij; will t he in and had little picnic d i n mi > anooi^.-t 1 heniacK ea ami Iriend*!. Alter tin h'lin'.H irilci niisi-ii'it lln h | ion kill); wiim ri'suniod. < andidiiteH, foj (iovernor. Messrs. Whitman, ItnrriSVii; and lllh'il'e, ijpoko and were folhiwcc l?y l 'oi);{r,'Ss!nan .MeLaurin and Solici t or >1 ohiison and Mr. Selh rH, I'lindidiitci for Solicitor. So ended Iho < 'nti meet i ii,". ? k<*h\s i s i m<: soi i n. I do Min-li ICaiu 1 1 us injured Cotton In I'l.ircs. Th.' f i > i I ? ? vv In;: ;ir<' i'\t rifls fr ru ( hi- Weekly,, ('Hmat" aiel ' i"i' I tu I !??( in ?<( I lie weather Imii'au at W.t.-ihlni^luii : \ i r > 1 1 1 1 i .1 - lii.-htnoiiil : ( Ji'iii'rnlly enol, hui ny wvit Iht, with hri'L ilrvim: wlnil:<, which has |'mI i* in ??oii'litloii to whiUiiikI ??ii u I J i ' . | f.? i :ii?- r < (.1 .|.? .ii -~i ? I ' ?!?* tt.warita . :i \ 1 1 ; ? ' hay. harwM Im; miU, aid tlna-liltiKj wheat Mi l l::;:* hol.iw :t\ora\'i : at | rns|>i'ii? j 1 1 ? . i v < 1 mi-iiii'i . I- >tat??e.i alt' lii?|?i ?>\ i l?vT ; hay ? i ? , .'-l.it. ? ??in an I -toI'MVO -till < x.vJii'lit. N Mil t aiuliiia Unlet;: !i : \Y"?*k warm, with ; i . >>i 1 1 < 1 .t i > < -aii^hlne. \ ? ? i \ lavifjaMe, nitlii lat ! : j ul. \v ! ! j ? ? ! i wiim t ? ?? ? ?"? ?? 'I 'with fl t,..t n. ?.?.J.'il; out t > ? I : I '?''nliilli'.' xvri'ily ! :i rni;l j m- ivi I) . (? ?! < ? I ii > 1 1 1 <?? I l-y ?lump j ill : ?, ?:i?l- lliir to l.t ? !?; I'1 a". t I ? ? '.ul an>l lM-atuit ? \ ?flti'.'it . aii 1 all ?,rn|>;i ! '? ? n-e'what iaij r ?">' I . S i ?; ! !: ? *?ir. tii'iii ? "i 'T1 i:i ? Va I i'l! !?? Wi'.'lt li i ? if i fl i->ii-. I'lil ii-Mllih i ii \ > 'fat 'i'": t mi wet f- i f:ir:i'. w r'. ? rn tT'-n": .itly |-i :i i -i ami j prft I'-allv si t ii ? 1 ? ? . 1 1 ? .j i h-.r^n aii<l "??III f 1 1 < 1 1 ? ?? I , <lry wi*ath"i. 1 1 1 ? ? s ? ? I'niii w ? 1 1? i 'Viu.-M- mall v . ir-f i?I:?ivi< j . i i ' t ? ? 1 1 ; t ivin'r .1. <;tiaiity ai !] ; > i.'.l i .ah. i i.w..i . j I lif.l;;ii \ti;?!.t:l? I lie I --I.il lii;;ht Hill! I ? 1 ;i :i . ; ? . > n-ly watli'T il? in i: m< ml .f tlio I \\ . -.v p- il li f :i voral'l'* ' t e ? t ! ? ? m . t-::t other ! | . ; . - ; ; ;ir' ill:i:J N-iit ei.ttoa I- !?? ! j w? ? Iv an. I ???? i 'h r : : - 1 t- : > ? : >? 1 1 1 I . w.iiuij | : riri'l rntri !'??! (??! e*'!l"i!: j-?*av j j j,i,-Miiiv ??i-|. .!? i ? i > ???!>. }.'raj i ? 1 1 ? 1 1 : ? j j | ,i ; I \ mi ii"M It'Ti i ?? 'tin. i 'tat .-.? ant i*.'ir- I it---, s ? t ? -1 n ;r ?'-ii: Tti"i,,?'-< t ?'?? -r. ! If:. i - 'i \ 1 1 ii i 1 l:?*av\ ! i i ii ; f, . iii the ?'...{??mi aii. I ii: C ? I ? 1 1? ? [..ii tl>>n<; j I i!a-;;:i-'- I ? n . ? | ?? il'-ia v I t1iri'.shtn< iin.t ; j ha-, luu': lar.M j'?-r- ? lilac" -1 wln-iit ii:i I ? lite j I i.i-t; :.|-r.<atirt..' in i?h-?'k; ?r??. i<!lli<>n::h in- I ! juiel. 5 r.in: well i;<'a?i i!. v , r-ii:..; is-. .!h> j j inlii'li" | ?? ? 1 1 1 -ii ?? i ! fr<Mi--!nti>; ai: l ?; iii l. j ! tint: )"' -Wth .?! !..! .i ; ' >t n ha t.... niu.'h : ! la t!l>' W ?:t'-'.n JlVttl II f f . | ? Is Mai", ox i it r i:\ri \v.\ k srorrr.n. 1 1 1 1 1 ; '? > i mi mi t u II ( ? I .1 II t s ,i ii I ti j || in- 1 | o;i i .V-.aliist (hi- Sunt 1 1 ? ? i ii < 1 1 1 f 1 Sea i tui. i ill. \ . : : i i ! ? I I I an I < -':i i r 1 1 ? -iii I i j a ? ::: i.. .. . j M a la; .. ?'. , ... .. .. j a.vua.t t f i ? ? i!.-ii.| Ai: l.iac. S. j 1 1 1 ? ? r n J i s.uiu.rv au-i)?tiluiitu* thi- l. it'1 A ir. .! i.l^r Slin . - lit - ? j.-rant<'.l tip' ii. inii.-t i.ai . ? : . j iinlnv: t )io Sea I t . .ir I Air l.ia if* i ill ??.iiit'.iiuliiv' ?'j"'iat>' Ltlii'ii .-it rati- ai.i ? a -in i in.- i . ?viiui--?l-.>ii<'r ? I (ii !!".-< nti'l the c nl-< ! r ? ? tti latltiti^ tho j ru) j..-r ? ??!??. ? in trit-i -ifci'?; cnjainlin? ? all I'ats ..f <-vi> ?!??:??? r u ti n . r-'. juifiii^ all I .'irti>- fliow fatii" t-i'f 1 1 1' I. tm at (Sri?Mi ? vllii* ?n '.in* 15th prux v.!.. i<iiua<ti.>it t kIkmiiiI iii.! T >. ? !i)i? |" l iii ft in'iil . Thi-- M.'l'i ? tli?' rat.- war at'^oliiti'U f--r th" prcix-nt nntIS tin' n;n:t?ii oaii 1 ??? hi-nr.l. 1 Ii*- l>iil win | pwuti-l a:i>l 1 1 . ? > 1 1 > ? 1 1 iiiinh' j ln'f.?rc ?Iti'lj'i' ?Hwnoiiton t-y .\'n;nstini> I'. Sniyt h", ?h>- llr:n nf Haiythi'. |,i*i A Frvst. of ? ihurU'Htoti. ??. wli.i arr iMtnphilnniitH' foili'it.n:*. 'I t'.!' MM WM-t Illfil ill the nam" uf ! John II. Avcrill. re.a-i vcr nf tin I'nrt li<>y?l A AuKiiMa li iilway i *?>m |>miy. acain-'t thrj , j tho 8outlii'rii It iilway, t!io ??: .< -;i r? I Air I.lnal j'nml all otlc-r rallro.iib Jiit<T<'.*-t?Nl. 7 OlrlcRf Senator Dead. Ai J>iiI>iii|I??\ la., iJmi, Oe<>rK" W. JonM, lh?' olilfst ?ur\ IvinK ? n l'nU?*?l State.-i Sean t->r, "lii^il Thills-lay. A^C'I 'llo ro|iro ? ?l?*lognt" to ' anjjre?", that torrl t->ry now lnc!iiile<l iu WLicousIn, Mii'lilKnn, (own h nil ili?> SVo.it . v*i?i*|<t th?> raeille 1'n.vi^ II" wn* Iowa's flr*t Svnntor ami in i-^rly ilny# wn* prominent in nntlonnl afTnlr#, <->? pceially of the NoilhwfAi. I t.. .iiil-i' I ropn.is i i'i a i *?ou m [ Call* f /it' I' roi' rolling. llt? ' 1 h i u I n > i llouits, l)<iiiuu<la Moio Money, Following in llio platform as agreed upc.n I >y tho committee on riisoltnioiiH: ; Tito peoplo'N parly, uHHfHtl.lt '1 in \ national convention rt.alHnuh its alio- i g nt it oo to t h?> principles declared by j tho founders of tho republic, nml also | i to tho fundamental | > r i i j r* i | >!<?? <f j government, ?ih enunciated in th > plat form of tho | arty m I Wo recognize ,}mt through tho on- j iiiviineo of t hit present out) presorting j mliisiuistnitioiiK thoeounlry has reached I u origin in its hp I iounl life an predict! d i in our (It chtiivti. u fom y? nrM i*h?> uiivi ] llm{. prompt an I patriotic ad i'm m tho j t upru.in du'.y of t!i<! hour. Wo I'cahzo J that while wo lirtvn political imb-p1/"' i .1. net-, our llituncial n II* I i udlist r ial in- | dep. -|..lt>IH'0 ill v 1 1 to t.,t llttaillO'l hy j i tMoriiifj l<? our country tho coustitu- | tK'lllll Control Itlol eXel'OUO (>f llio fllllt!" | Iioi.m urftiCMtiy tort peoples govern- I on lit, which functions huvo been ItHKcly MiiriWtdered by our publio ser- i m ii t .? to corporate monopolies, Tito influence of European money , changeis huvo Imm 'II more potent in j HilMJ?II|.' | *? I H I It I Ittlt till' Vt#,.ll '? of | t hn AmUK-att r>C?'6plo. r.xttmlive j p<>wer itiol patronage h*ivo boeu used lo corrupt our legikhititres and tloi'oat ll.o will of tho people and plutocrats | huvo l>oon enthroned upon tho ruii?? of j democracy. To restore tho f*ov??rii- | liitm'. intended l?y tho fathers, nnd for tho welfare nil. I prosperity of thin mid fs.it nr.) generations, wo demand tho rstii!>li<-l?ioent of h financial syttem winch kIihU miiUo us .masters of our own atbiirs n ii .1 ind. pejidout of l.uro pctui control l-.v tho adoption of tho following declaration of f.rineiploH : | I. Wo demand a oitioiial money, j safe and sound, issued by thogoueial . gover mi'.ont only, without tho inter Million of b.inksof u.sur, to ho it lull j I, -}<nl tender of all rttdM*, public nnd ; I > 1 1 vate, as ii jniil, < <[UitnUio and < dVo-i cnt means ot distribution dire ct to tho people iti.tl through tho lawful do.- j I .ii rsc men f s of the govuruniefiit. We demand the frco and uuro* j Htric'ed coinage of silver ind gohl, at j He- present lentil ratio of h'> t.o I, with out wait in(; l> i he const ut ol ft>!ei{jU . iiiition;-. j |{. We demand that I ho volume of j tlm e.irciihit uijj limdiiun l>? npCOtlil.V in- j cn-iif.ed to an nmouiit (.utticiiuit to mc. t j II,1) d. Illinois of the )>UMtlC:iX popuJa- I I ion of llio country, nnd to restore to ||,o just level tho pricea nnd labor of product ion. | We denounce Ihonalo of bor.dfl ? nd I lie i nereai e of t he public interost I. earing debt uiado by the prcfceiit nd m i n i*t i n t ion as n ii m.'cesMij'y ami with out authority of law nnd tiint no no.ro I.on.U be i.sMO tl exept by fpec tic net of c .I. j.' I ess; We di'veaiid Mich le,",i.dat ion ua I u ii) prcv- ot the tl'inomd i/.'ition of thu In w fut moio y of the I nit. d Slatoa by pr i v it t .' cnt t act. ('?, We d( iiiarnl llirtt tho ?*ove,'miiont i;i pn\ iiieiits of Ms oblucatioim fhall u e its option tin to tlm l.ind of lawful , in. >ii. v in which they are to bo paid, iji.,1 w,. .leiioiinco tho present and ? j ctidinsr admiiiiHt rat ion fov Kurreioler- I nt!/ this option to tho holtlt l'H td |,'OV- j ei n im n t obi I'-at ions.' 7. We demand a ijiioluuted inc?o!iio 1 ii \ to the f'ii'1 lhi?t au'pi.V.i'at ed weal t h fhall be ; its jn-t proportion of the nd in i ii iut rat .on, and wo tbiiouueti tho action of tho .supremo court relative to the income bt\ law as it misinterprota t ion of t ho constitution and mi inva sion of the rightful powers of congrcsH ami the unbjt.'ct of taxatwin. S. Wo demand that postal l ivings b'Ujhs tie est ab)ii-ii(. .1 l>v tlm r.vurn incut for the safe dcpoidf < i f tin' kiiv i t i j.; s of the people and to facilitate ex change. The direct Icgi.-dat ion plank is an follows : <1. We hold that all govf Ynments derive their just powci'H from the eon K'lil of tho (governed, ami in order lint! I he consent of tin) Kovernetl may lit; ascertained in favor of direct b?M.s ] .ii i on under proper const if ntic.nal safe, in a rds, mi that tho t'iti/.eii'' fdifttl have 1 1 1 r> ri}{hl ol init nit inp, 1 ran: inyj and proposing laws nml of cnmpelliuH; tii,. mi bit) is.sioii the i col, ami ol all Jin- j port itiil laws, whetiicr })ioi>osetl by na- | I I. .im!, k 1 1 1 1 , * or locit! )e;;islat ures, t o a j tlircct vote of tlu> jioople for their ap proval or rejection. 'I he preamble rlallii ins the Omalm | ] lattoini. I' states that "while as a nalioU wo claim to havo p.nvt r. wo j must regain our financial prestige be fore we n '-sunie our plact4 as a tree ami unit -pendent nation." It is also do- | tlared that l'.uropenn money eliaiojt r.-' j Have hlnipid legislation and been more potent thim Ihn voice of tii<? AiotMienii j people ; that executive power ami pat- j romw;c have been used to corrupt leg- : jslators and tlefe'il the will ot the f>-.'o- . pie', that plutocrney has bet.-n thereby ! eiit iiroitt. d nil tho ruins i f the tlernoc- ! racy. The preamble concludes with a ree- . ominendat ioti of tho adoption ot tho ^ jilatfoini i u I ? tn i 1 1 etl , tt> the end that j the KovenMiivnt of the t'athcr:; may t)0 j restored and the nell'nre of t i:t? c <un- . j try and post, i.ty may be secured. 1'he platform demand i gov. ri.ment J ow nei tdr. j' ot raf!ro.id>, I .an its. The true policy demand* lhatthcnatiun.il ami .slute lef-n-hit i"ii tdutll be Mich an will ult imately enable every provi lent and itidn-trious citi- . ren to fcc ore a heme, and therefore , I hat they should not bo monopolized , for speculative pupieoo. Ail lands j now lmltl bv irtiirrnils ami other cor- j poriitions in ex>l 'i of their actual lieeila t hi-ultl, by lawful tut ut:s, lit; re- j claimed by the government and U? hi . for actual m tilers only, asul a piivatc j land monopoly, na ?*MI as alien owner- ? shit', should t e prohibited. ; We condemn the. frauds by whi"h ( the land grant to the l'aeilio railroad ; companies have, through tin) oonni- j vuii co of the interior tb}?a r tment, j robbed multitudes of bonnfide aett Icta j of their homes and miners of their j claims, and wo demitnd such legisla- i tiou bv con fir OA* as will enforc; the . cxemplkjn f,f mineral lands from such | grants. Wo demand that pettier* on all pub- | lie lands be granted frco h"tnis, na | provided in the national homestead law, nnd that noex'-mption be undo in the cafo ot Indiim res Tvatif-ns when open ul for fcotthmeiit, and that not now patent come under litis demand. I >tnrrT I^rc.isi.AiT <N". ? N\ o favor a ey^tcm of ilircct Icgtslatjoa througb tho InitiMivo nu 1 rofor?mdum under ! proper << vH'ilulioitiil mfegunrda. ( 4 I'. \ l-i'.A I. J'liOl'OM I losij. 1. WodO" I maud tho <')cc(ioii of provident, vico- j provident iiikI I'nitod Slid ou senators j by (4 direct vote of tho ptroplc. '2. Wo tender to t ho ] vitriolic liooplo j of Cubu our deepest sympathy i*3 their heroic fitrup'fjlo for political fyci'dom nn*l il. dependence, find we beli/vo tlio tiinu has eomo when tlio t'niteil States, the pront republic of tho world, should reeo^ni/.o that Calm is ami of ri^ht on/<ht to ho a five and independent eta to. Wo favor homo rulo in tho (ciri ? toriticfi and Mistriet of Columbia mid tho curly admission of tlio territories iii to tie} nt.uf 1, I he public fal.uiea shall bo mado to e?:<rr? Hpoiid Willi (l.o price of htbor i and i t h product, ~i. hi I i inert of /;reat industrial do pro. i ion, id!o labor 'lid In: employed i n public worl'. s as fur as p) acticihlo. ('?. \ rbi t rary act i ? >n of the courts in a. r.niiii n:< t?> impi isoii c;f I'/.ens for indi net contempt and lulifitf 1 y injunc tii n, should bo prevented by proper !( ^'inlatioi!. ,7. Wo favor just pensions for cur disabled union soldiers. H. Believing tliat ihe (leclivo fran chise and an untrammelled ballot arc essential to fjovei nmont, of, for and ? by the people, (he people's party con demns tlio wholesale system of dis franchisement adopted in Home i.tutos an nnrepnblican and undemocratic, and < we decluro il to be tbo duty of tlio isovi ral ntato legislatures to take Mich action as will seouro a full and free ballot and an honest count/ Wliilo the foregoing p- (>;>osit ions constitute tbo platform upon which our party stands ami for the vindi cation of which its organization will be m.'iintaiiied, wo recognize that tint j I'.reat and pressing issno of the pend lii'? campaign upon which the present presidential election will turn is the silver question, and upon this great UHie between tlio parties, we cordial ly invito the aid and co-operation of all organisations of citizens agreeing with ns upor; this vital question. 1 II K STATIC OK fit A 1)10 As Kcporlwl by lirndsl root ami Dun, of .How York. ?\v i..* tho wtjikly reports of Undo as compiled and sont^out by Ilrndslroet and Dun for tin* pastiwoek/ Telegraphic im<l innil ad vices fri.iii lid mill i 1 1 < 1 tint r In I centres indicate a more unsatisfactory stato of trade. There is no outlook favoring an early rovlval of trail'*, while the volume of sales continuo iight atul prices low with a further rest rio tioii ?>{ credits. Tim general money market is ilull, (hits not only t<> caution on tho part of iank.s niul in discounting, but to a falling oil in demand. The encouraging feature in iron n t tie- new .ii-alo of wages ask i>ii lor l.y tin- iron and > t ? ? ' - 1 Workers has been large Is accede- 1 to. | "rod ii' ?! ion is mate rial ly oil r taih'il anions manufacturers ,if woolens ami cotton as heretofore ami in locomotlvo, hat lwate, siivcr, jewelry and lumber indiis tii'"-. Siioe factories are bu.-y, most I y on old oitl'T-1. li'.lr-in^SH lailunv: j ? ? |- the week irim b r li-il) throughout the laitod Slates against 1 1 I i : wei'ii and iii the week of a y< ur mn'h nm-oiu . 'I'? y w-'i-k began with extreme depression in stock nnd speculative markets, owing to the heavy outgo of gold. Stocks foil rapidly mi'! on Monday averaged I i^ycr tlian at any 1 1 : : . e this year or il 1 1 ing s I lie Yenezuelan it! inn in 1 le.N'iulier. Tlnm ?. amo n.sjiarp re covery with the 1'i.ioii bank-. to turn gold into the treasury and of international bank i r-> to control foreign exchange, Business of ail kinds lias icon col siderablv u'lected l.y the monetary conditions and Is slower to im prove. 'l'lie produce markets have been seri ously depressed, lard making the lo west quo tations on record. Nothing appears of 01 - cin;ragoiiteiit in tif. industries and tlicrn has heed a e, ?n sid eral-'io fu. titer decline in ti e working for,000. Jo:.opJi O. Myers, cashier of the So/it c<f.r I Air- Line at Charlotte, N. has lied to-^iarta unknown and leaves his hooks in had slmpo. l$osides ho Is a defaulter lo the amount of thirty-six hundred dollars, and it- lA thought Wial a closer examination of the hooks will Increase this amouut at least five hundred dollars. Myers is bonded in the American Surety Company, and the Seaboard will not ios>? a cent, as his bond is for live thousand dollars. At tho bottom of the ??tlair is a notorious woman, who ha* ruined more than two prominent men in South Carolina before coming to ( harlotte. It is said that Myers left with her Saturday, going to New York where they expected to fail for Europe. Myers had nearly all of the ftolen money on his person at the lime of his flight, lie loaves an excellent wife and three Muall children. Myers bvlongs lo one of thou-ost j'roiiiliwnt families In the State, Three hiollieieiit Consuls Keoalled. While the State department at Washington has not yet the roslgwiti- u.s of three consuls that have been c.thlcd tor recently, th.-ro Is no longer ai.y secret that those K sward 1'. t '. Hammond, at ISudape.sth, Mar ?d ii n r Thatcher. at Windsor, Ontarior, and llejiryC. Smith, at Santos. I Ira. til, will he promptly forthcoming. The coincidence in thc.se resignations called for ju>l at tho pres ent time is entirely accidental . They are 1.,. catod otitslde of th?! districts recently in ? spooled with a view to improving the service, ami the re.jncrii for the resignations is due ti C!.:?pialiit;i corning from their respective Ijrtsts. None, of thcin have rendered .^itisfac. ? i i v services -in.-e his -ippoint aient. < .old Men <o >lc?'t. ' The g,. 'nl standard I ) miio -rats will hold a ilati- n.il coiiM-ntii n to < later than St pte-.iil.ef 2d. w here tilts coil Vent t-">ti will bo held and how tiic delegates will be s-'locfvl remains to I'M ilc.'ljlcd. The national Committee, in whose hands will bo left the selection of tho phiOoo' holding tho convention will moot at Indianapolis In August. The question ofthe representation of States will 1 decided l.y an oTOi'utlvo committee of live, which will bo .selected from the national committee, at its Indianapolis meeting. o I Medi< inV. value, more skill. cure, expenfie, mnro wonderful cures nnd moro curntivo |itiwrr in H. fl 9 ood s Sarsaparilla Th-?r> (n Any other. He sure to get only lloodX Hood's PII.'O cure billojismss, ind gi stlun. UUMS WHIM AIL IL5t Jf Re?t rcmjtTi Syrup. * Tutrt Oood. tJW Id limn, fold bt dru#jrt?U. Tli<NM sand Now, Tho word "tomboy," now npi>l f v?1 to a rrnlo younj,* woman, formerly mount a rtido younjc nia 11 or boy. Furlong was . t first a furrow Ion/, or the dis iinco ? Ivi t a pair uf p*en would plow lu half au hour. Khrowd onoo hI^dI tlod evil or wicked. Thomas Fuller 11 sod t li 0 expn 'Kslou "a shrewd follow," moaning a wicked innn. Tho word "hoyden," now applied exclusively lo a tiulsy yoiiug woman, formerly denot ed a pornon of like character, hut of either kox. K<|itt vocation, a word now applied t<> any evasion, was once mi ihii'ntood |to moan the calling of divorso/ th'jntfs by tho ?a me name. I'cek orltf JmVjly meant a banket or receptacle for K ?":i ! V? or other substances. The oxpros filoll (if llr.st had no reference to mIzo. To starve waa once to <1 io any manner of dfii tli, WyolliVo'M sermons tell how "Christ starved on thu cross for the redemption of tnen." llonibast onco signified tho e'oti<?n that was employed to s'uffj K^rments, particularly tho eihil'iinws trunk hoso worn In tho four teenth and lirtoenth centuries. Aero once meant any Held. It is stllj used with this 8lk'nilleauee In allusion to a burial ground. - . Mob h. A niolf':* eyy^iuo believed lo give (ho animal nothing more than an Impres sion of I i jrlit, which I* probably pain ml, or. at 1< ??? -; t . nnnoylUK, tho sensation prompting the creature at onoo to bur row into ihu earth ami escape tho an noyance. ff Did tin Iv now 1 1? A lit ili* boy was prUettclnK a piece for fhildrcn'K Day. Ills ten eher told him to speak louder, lie. said, "1 don't know it loud." * remount. Any oni who l.m boon l.cnefllpil by tho r.s.t (ti lu\ W ill 'a in--.' I'inl; I'ills, will louol vt? nii.nnii-.on of much value :? it < t interest by -.vritini 1 ? Pink I'll Ik, I'. 0 Hnx I.Wf, I'lnlu., l'n? \V. If <"lri.Tln, .laekson, Miehijiftn, Writes: " Sun'ero.t w iili * .'.unrrli for 11 f yean. ] lull's i 'ii( itn'lt (J a re curoil me." Solil by Uruy t,'Ut.s, i ?"><>. Ill's -? * ?>!.;?? .1 fret' l.y l>n. Ki.ixi:'m (IttrAT Sciivi: lir^T'iiii ii. No Ills lift i'r llrst (In v'h use .Mat vehitts cuiv <. Trent iw and A'* trial bottle free. hi-. K line, t'-U Arch St., I'ltilii,, I'm. Of tho lL',&3t tcnch^ra onjrnijotl in the f i-lioo!* of Wisconsin last year wore wo men i, nil only 2310 men. Their nxfjroKate .salary was $.'1,1)00,000. I' iv Jl.W worth D.ih'rin,1? ^loul liiV- HerRX Star* of j. .;i ii '-."ut vvriii>i>qrs lo Dobbins ftou|i Mf'u ' , I'h'U I !:?!;(.>, On. /Ylwy will bouiI yon Iran nf < j ????':? :o j-.tti, a Worcester I'oi'kot Die li- fi:-i->-, j'T'cs, b )\mt in clotb, vroluroly il f I'lsn's cure for roitsniniil ion. ,M us. I'iia.s k .MotiiH, 1 ."> \V. '."lie I Street, N. V. Mr?.. Wln?b?w'iiSrti thins Syrup for children 'eethltnr, poftens the gums, reduces intlnrnma :lon. allays twin, curt-.- win?l colic. 25c. ? bottl??. Reliable GSiarlolto Merchants ! '.ill "ii l lie in w lien \ i hi mi I" t li mint le N . i '. Write t Iiimii If you il > ii"l Kti, anil Imve ymtr urilers Illicit I v mull." in answcnnn mtveritsfinent.s klttdl.s nien li a tlit.s |i;i|>cr. BBIM'PTMfi Ft l. st wuiiK, iteusonnbuTFrTees t 41 in i ii< y Writ e News iV Ti Mies l'l 'u. House. Charlotte Commercial College XvV,;! WfSVfTMWF Al> ANIHIKWV. IH-IsW. Trade i yftiUit/IVa Also I'ittniw. UricMM- A- IUcvcle<s. SODA WAIJR i'Min'Ni^'imKwiNii c,": < V alaer, -? I ? S. ( 'ollevre St rcet . W\0nU/A0f II WKDIUMiTON A ('( )?! iMItiM W Anx wholesale ilenlers in llncl warc. Cutlery, (Sun-', Ainniunlt Ion ancl Auri ? ult ural I Mi|>leiiicnt ?. I 'a ~t 'I'nulctjtit i nttiiwr iiooM :.'-m \\ ritriii; s r. Oiilv li r-.l - ln?s place in cit v if t ii a iiii(>7 ri: ousffltvioit. Kore" ino.-t i'aper in N. 4 'ut'ollnn. J4* a Year LUBRICATING OIL) n. r.? ;?i DAILY Art You SufUflo.l With Ufi.it Yon Knowi Or w?iu!?l you ^ i u? ? 5 > jinpr?jv? your Ktook of knowledge? Vo i m v >? r."i hiive }N) or fOOyou cm h|>Kr?< f"r n IO^'ilinc < out vou Oftn afford t<) nny JlMy ov'.ts for h liana hook of Uom rnl Infoi .nation. You won't want to I'rt V CVoli I It S V?iU HIO ilohirtillrt of Improving your mind mi l bi-Hovo t )? n t u five* )iuii(lnul-iiKrfn book, it lied with ii roniU'iiM'il in its, h uf viiliiitili' k nnwj ? l^c, will be ivud by yuii. This valuable Knr> oloj.n<diu will l>o bvitl, iiOHtii&lil fur !lri> rc-iits in l>v <b<> Ho61c J'ubllshinif Ilmue. bit I.oonnrd M., N. Y. ("it v. Kvery ju'tKuii who litis i.ot ;* lai'K<'onv)< '??j'ledlii hliouid taku ndvaulittio of this Ottwi <?no? ?o<l 8tur? liN mind ivlili tho valuable f.iota collutvd in iliii book, 81000. Savansaii, il A , "1 v iih yrofitty annoyed lAst \ oar \\ it it u ??'?' \ ? i <? ui t.'i. k of c< /i-iiift, nml H.fU'i* uilnu icvrrM Ml or n iiif.llt.i w'^li i o In n lilt I ii.-<d i r.n kh? i.sk with 1 10 1 f< ? i ? t t >:? <. ?. - < l.( xva bavins iiihilo h roitipli.io I'dri' I .m> lib I i it take olid thou'onil <ioi:Ar* r.?r tbo bi i,< n ? rvo derived iroin ltd into, iiuil i?k? jiUrtMiio i>. rocoin* uif (n|i hjj ji to others." ,s,vl (iMov l oill v, , , I Snra': n.ili < 'iim ni it" (,'ix? i box by m nil for M?. In stnim-. ?i. T. sntTPtnisK. ^Avai iifth, (<a. Gladness Comes With a better understanding of tho transient nature of the many phys-* leal ills which vanish before proper ef? forts- gent le efforts? pleasant etron ,,~ rightly directed. Thero is comfort in the |oiowledgo that so many forma of sickness are not duo to any act ual dis* ease, but simply to a constipated condi tion of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Nyrupof Figs, prompt ly removes. That is why it. is the only remedy with millionsof jfamilies, and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects aro duo to 1 ho fact, t hat it is tho ono reiAody which promotes internal cleanliness, without debilitating tho organs i>n which it acts. 1 1 is t hcreforo nil Important, in order to get its bene fleinl effects, to nolo when you pur chase, that you have the genuine article, which is manufactured by the Cull forma Fig Syrup Co. only, and tohl by all rep utable druggists. If in tho enjoyment of good health, and the system is regular, then laxa tives or ot her remedies are not needed. If nOllCtcd with any actual disease, ono may be commended tothomost skillful physicians, but if in need of a laxative, then one should have the best, and with the well- informed every where. Syrup of Fit's stands highest and i-i most, largely ?ised and gives most general sat isfaotioW HE ACE INSTITUTE Rnlolgh. N C. Superior fncilit i< -i i'i nil departments of female education at moth-rat o prices. With yen r a lid m< ver u deal U of u p>i jiil. 1 1 1 u?*t i at cd ('iitiiln|{iiu friM1 mi appiieat ion. ..tax. Dtnwiil <lio, M. A of I 'ni vi'isit y of \'n y^l'rimlpal. awl WKI8KY iiablt^cnrciJ. Uo-ik tout ru?. I*. tr. II. J!. VOOJU.Y. ITlAKTi, tU, 13 :o o in. ssrinv us, tyfll Ml TU'Jd ! ANIi Soliool of NUoi*t liauci AfurxT v. <; a. No(?xt book * until. Actu.it biinnom from ? I riy of tnt?ri>jg. ISiiMiitMft ooIIa^o uurr -rpjr ah I food i u^tl, H?u?l fur hAijiinomttly illtmtrntni oitv l?<(uo. lio&rvl ciioaiitr ihari iza bay .Vj atlioru cily. fl Trustworthy ? Treacment.j Indorsed nod by the t . S. <?ov-? eminent In the Sold ler.s* and bailors' National Home". If von nrcaddlolcd to tic. I ? ' ' ('It, Mt'U Pill NIC, O l-M I'M, I. A t ' l> A N I'M. ( ' II I .< ) |{ Ali.j COCAINE or TOHACCO li.tl.il and NN Is" to bo CCKEI) with little or no discomfort* Mid freedom from all possible d;'iit*er, in hi rests for Information TIIK KKKLICY INSTrrUMO. N. West corner Lady and Marlon Streets or Drawer SJ7, Columbia, S. Follow the directions, and you'll gel the best work from Pearlinc. Not that there's any harm to be feared from it, no } matter how you use il or how much you use. But to make your cashing and cleaning easiest, to save the most rubbing, the most wear and tear, the most time and money ? keep to the directions given on everyjxick age of Pearline. < Jf you'll do that with your flannels, for instance (it's perfectly simple and easy,) they'll keep beautifully soft, and without shrinking. w CUT PRICES ON PUMPS. Bverrtlilag the farmer nella Is low. Who < k sclfj low to hflm ? Wo have repeatedly refused to join, nod, therefore, defeated windmill r.oiribi 'nations, and have, since '#9, rcdiiced 1I10 cost cY wind power to one sixth wliat it y,?s. W? bolievc in low oners, high Kr.i<lo3 and largo sales. fSo one known lite beat pump or prices until lie luiown our*. Wis maCo short liar.. I ami lout; power stroko pumps, with host si'am ics3 brass tutio (ylimtot, lowci Cb.'iii iron ones ? a x *6 inrh ai $? 1 ? IfVll yonrdoa'er. Buy none other. Acrmotor prices and good* are always ba^t. Throng)! grntttrnfr, r;?! uecauso wo oro r?rico makers, an?l.nrr rmoM to deal with. llift worJcl has t?Ivon us tnnio llian li.tlf It3 windmill business. We have 20 branch house! ^ one near you- Writ* for btAuiifuiif iiiu?tr?tc 1 fiuuUi. PflAn Ui All A ENCYCLOPAEDIA |HflH VI HI ' might the of t lit B| II BSh , . IB1I || m book sent fui | I II I | |V| H II In COc. In stamps the BOOK WIGI IVIFVIV W PUBLISHING HOUSE 134 Leon n rd Stroot, N. Y. City for it eerves tho purpose of the great encyclopasd la* costing n hundred times the ry)c. asked. It Is completely Indexed, making the information Instantly availably With this vaht- ma gt[K ^ ftb,? l>?"k you ,mvo n wor,', knowI> edgo at your lingers' ends, and can <5^ I 4 W" easily supply a lack of early cduoa. tional advantage*. .When reading, \J don't you conAUnlly conio across rcf. erences you fall to understand? Isn't tOc. a small amount to pay for having vieli knowledge at hand? Do yon know who Cretan* was. and where ho lived? Who built the Pyramids, and when} That sound travofffllW feet per second? What Is tho longest river in the wcrld? That Marco Polo Invented the compflM In 1200, and whij^tftreo Polo was? What llio Oordlan KnoJ ^ .ttaw^-VJ^WdtoftMstmrFfufosaffdsof explanations of Just > /"j* Q "y* such matters as you wondor about, liny It at tho rcrj 1 ? lownrlce of half ? d?U?r nnri IMl'ltOVii TUt'ltSXSLF. WW 50 Ken; io Chickesi If Ton Siaw Bo* To Vfr p th<?n?. bui It l? wrong to let the poor tlilnpa Buffer *n>l lrt*> Of the various Mnlatllrn which b m lot thrn? when In-* majority of caw* * r;ir<< c??ul<l Iiato been cfferlej had the owner po*se>>.-tt<l * HtU? knowledge. ?reh Mr*u b^fwwiired from the our Hundred I'agfl Cor.* tra offer, crabraclnt the Practical K*pertenceaof a tuna who devote<1 twenty Ave year? of hit life to (??loilutilnf m J'onltrjr Ya#4 a? a llu?1n?M, not aa a j'??tlme. At the IKln* of hlin??lf An<1 family dop<>n<ted on It, he kavc iha ?uhjeol an*? attention aaonly a need of bread i?ll!conv mend, ami the re tult wm a grand ?uccew. After he ha<t ?pent mnch mortay An<1 k*i hundreds of v?I?aM? thick* en* In experiment!!!*. Whil M leathta In (U tlieWl AodCere rnwiee#, how to ?H for Tggt and alto for Kattentnt, which FowJ? to sat* for Rrffdln# 1*niroaaa and ?tc*> iMag.lndeod, you thoitM kQQW on tht* aubjool ( book rimusiiiNu iiousr, 184 Leonard at., N. V. CUjr ?

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 31, 1896, Image 4