The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 30, 1896, Image 4
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tVlftH OKHKAHT KAIliUKh'.
Wan Speaker of tlio Klt'ty-nrnl and
I'Mfty-Hoeoad Contfi-CHHOK ami Would
lluvo llocn Mlocted to tho failed
States Senate hy the Noxt Legisla
ture*
lloa. ChnrloH l-'rodurlok ('rlnp, tfpunkor of
tho Fitty-llnU nml Fi(ly-HU?ond OoitgrohHUH.
dlud at Holrnoa' Sanitarium ia Atlanta, Ga.,nt
1 ;45o'olo?k Friday aftornoon of lust \v?i?'k,
A paroxylsm of palirln tho hoart proeodod
death, tho pnrox>i6rn probably rtaulttnK from
u rupturo of thohonrt, as th?; result of fatly
douonorntiou,
WidgoOrlsp wont to Atlanta hIx wenkaatfo
suffering from a typical ciwo of malarial
fovftr, which had developed at li 1m lionm in
Amorloup. IloHpwd Juno, .Inly anil a part
of Au#uat in tins mountains of North Caroli
li a and Tonno?.sm>, 111.4 return to middle
Georgia during tho v?ry hottest |??
?"lod of tho mimmor developed tlio fever.
Aftor a wookfl treatment hy his phyalelHu tho
fovor disappeared. Sunday ho win attacked
with symptom* of lii.s old trouble, pneu
monia. On Wednesday and Thursday .ludk'0
V.X-Kl'KAKKIt 1 IIAItl.KS V. OllSt*
CrlRli'H condition Improved, but lie reeelved
no cnllora. His family was hopeful until
lOo'olook Tliu rsday ulghl, when ho had a
iH<ko*y?m of P'?l? ?"UI tli,> '" 'V1- 'At. V? .
nlrtht thoro wiw another paio.xylsin ami they
continued at Intervals nil llir?.?u;l? tin* night
and foroi:om. 1!" sultered IhI.-i*h.? p?i ii but
was OOllHOlOUH lll> to til" \er> At ?
his sou, Ohnriea !? . f'risp, Jr., ami bis youiig
or brother and sisters, went across the street
to tho hotel for lunch, Mr*. Crisp remaining
with her IniHbaml. At 1:1<> the pain reup
nou roil. A messenger was i?ont for tlm child
ren. They came rapidly ami just la lime to
cot some last #c>i?ii?,?*h of recognition.
Judiro Orlsp cll<l w*t ilyuit, \\Uiiiti
flvo mlnutea of tho last attack. All o Ids
oh lid r on were with hlni, and although thoy
bad boon warned by lit" physlclana thai
death might coino at any moment, when It
did cotno It wiib tragic In itaaiiddonm'ss.
Oovornor Atkinson was hlw last \lsdtor,
having called on Sunday, when he ami tho
Judge chattel for an hour on our rout top cs.
Iludgo Crisp was keenly liiton-atcd iri P?'IUlea
Miitll tho hiHt. lie opposed fusion with .ho
I'unullHts and charged Governor Atkinson to
do/ont It If ho possibly could in Oeorgln
luduo Crlup was ono of the Icadois of tho
nil voi* movement In Chioiglft, and ?.?, that Issue
thoHtato overwhelmingly indorsed hlin for
tho United States Honato to with h ho would
have boon elected unanimously by the l-egis
liituro There would liavo boon practically
no opposition to hlin lor ll?o Senate. Ills
death at thin time complicates mailers ami
will lead to a bitter light lor the jsonatorshlp.
IVrlmpH other ollleea will bo involved, too.
Judge Crisp declined to contest lot ic nomi
nation to tho House.
Tho nnnouiieeiiient of -'udga { l isp s death
was te!o 'raphed to Si eakor 1 honms II. Hard,
) t Portland, Me., and to the sergeant at -arms
of the House of itoprcentatves, It being ? m
totnary to notify the*" officers ol the death
IS any member of Hie House dor i,K r.?ssln
order that the proper congressional isiort
mnv bo appointed. Many t.-leginins of ?yi? ?
pa-bywero ?.w*t ml by Mrs Crisp from
pcomlnont persons. Scerctaij l.uinoiit wn?
o?o of tho llrsL to send a menage, (loverno.
Atkinson and some others rout In conference
and made arrangements for the funeral. At
their reipieHt tie. family consented to the re
main1? lying In stale at the capltol. It win
tho wish of of Atlanta that the
body bo kept at tho capltol under military
gunrd over .Sunday, but the family preferred
to retui n to their home.
Tho Governor, HI nt? *t Hty nml touul) .4>,
I'ors, inombora-elect of thetleneral Assembly
inemberB of the Atlanta bar and prom neat
citlr.ena and military olllceis escort*d the
l-ody from the s.mitarium to tho cupitol In
tho rotunda, where the were placed
on a catafalque. Katlv Sunday morning tho
body, with u large escort, left for Ano rims,
irolaii by way of Macon. I pou ??rnvlii? there
tho reinaiiM wer? plaecd in the Melhodht
Church in state for two hours, (.en. < h-ment
A. Hvftim oonducOHlthela^t oxereises.
AT Ills <)lil? H<?3IK.
Mr. I fry oil's tirent Tour Through the
Pivotal Stnfe.
Perhaps tho greatest doinunntratioa that
waa over given any one within the walls of
l ho ehapel of the Illinois College wastii" one
paid William J. llryan Monday morning by
^he students of Ids Alma Mater. Shortly after
10 o'clock he spoke to the students of the col
lege from which he was graduated, and tie*
applause which greeted him seemed out of
placo In tho room devoted to the devotional
exercises ,.f the institution. His address
while of a political nature, and a defense of
the double standard of llnance, was
ho diplomatically given that no student
in Ids bearing could take olletise at it. I ho
tame simple exercises it whleh h?< partook
for six years as a student in theeolb ge were
gone through with. M" whs given a grand
nud hearty welcome by all be. fore leaving for
City Hall square
In the afternoon lie made nu address at
City iinll squre !?? a large tmd enthusiastic
nuolenco. Ills speech at this point was In
keeping with the Chicago platform. He also
addressed an audience of women at the
opera homo.
1'hnro w?to four h)iort stops uuulo liy .Mr.
Rryan between Jacksonville and Alton. At
ltoodhouse, where a five-minute stop was
made, a j?ood-si/.c?l assemblage, among which
Hier*' v, as a liberal sprinkling of \ellow
Tvbol), greeted the i*aiididat<*. He spok"
'rom the platform for a few minutes, hi'"
rp^ech being of the same general tenor as hi ?
r>rdlnnry tall-end address, (lodfrey. .lersey
villc and Kane turned out fair sl/.ed crow<ls
to ctaoor Mr. Jirynn as- ho appeared at the
backond of tho car. Two speeches were mud"
ut Alton, one from either *lde of the city nuil
building. J^irge and enthusiastic audk-u?'cs
testified to their appreciation of the nomi
iico'b statements by cheering and applauding
at each fitop he rnado In his add re??. If"
fvpoVn on th?rmonoy quqgllon, using many of
the ?nmo arguments ana Illustrations !-* em
ployed by him before. ^3"
Surprise In <?c<?r?lM.
A bomb jdioll hai been exploded in i>oliti
cnl clrclea In Cloorgia by tho makine public
of* letter ffOttt Dr. W.H.^'eltoa, Populist
elector, withdrawing his n'nmo from tho
ticket and pled*lng hl? eopport to McKloley.
* O#. Felton wu At one time member of Con
?r?M from tUo Seventh District and has long
toen coMpioaeut in Oeorgla polity. HI ?
cotarae la cooatm^l by many a^ indkatlng
tbat tfaer* wttt be a gmieral defection to Mc
Settled Oat of Conrt.
Ve,, fudge Hafchee eet iMt
Bf a motion to ptrpeta ?
aft ? *be .Seaboard Alf
raaeat Southern Ball*
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NKWB FKO.M \V/VM1IN<;T0N.
Th? 1'runldunt In iuhKIuk Ibrra nppoiiii- i
HKMitH In tho <*o?Hf>bir Ifiat w<Mik fob '
lowod <'lvll xorvlfu reform prlnalplon l?y
promotion* (loin bnvor Kinibw jit ?<n<di in
Htmictu. 'I'ljn viu anry at Wliidnor, Ontarla,
ruuHOit l?y tlm illHiiilsmil of Consul Thatcher,
who IniiJutcd u|h>ii mddliiK ul Detroit, wna
nriod by (ho npiiolntiimnt of Julia* (i ' "y, J
vloo consul at Ottawa. Kaifiucl M. Hlminon.s, j
of Toxut*. vi'-o consul al l'icilra." No^ra, Mux,,
MlllCU IHM',1 hi prOlllot?(| to I'OliMlll III tlm slllinl
plr.eo, vlca Jofw?? W. Hpark.s, ? I asi-d, and
John p, Yalta, of |,< iiiniatii, who has ln??'ii in
tllO HorvlW for 1 1 v < ' year * to b?? consul at
Mainmort!*, Mm., vlco ^ohn H'dorinan of
OoorKI'b (Iwi'fUMctl.
" * i
A mmImI <t|> t master Wnt.ion hliH Mils tol
Miy uoiiowriilnK lh?> letter of lion. Tom Wat I
Hon, which win addrt'Med to Menator ^Sutler: [
''All l/ ' III" infill for Noniitorrt ainl j
Ituprcseritatlve.s h hoiil to (<ith?r , sonata or
1 1 on Aft j>o.Htol)h'w. As hooii hi it l.s re."' ivi'il
by us It Hunt ibisvn Into tin* basement of
the pOHlolllce where a iiiiiuhcr of men /i r??/
employed to <lo nothing else hut handle tho
CoiiKiosjdoiinl mall. ilmt th'< latter lii'uti
handled by our carriers It would hi ru ply ho
preposterous to my that it could ujha vo I ?????!?
Jmlu f?>r night days. It could not, i?Vjit i.shlni
I'iy all thorn l*? to It. "
!
'1 hi) itopublb-au ( 'uiiki ' .u-"ion.il itomiuilloo
hm, decided that (leortfu \V. .M array, tho col
orril rrinmhar of tin* Hou??? Iroat tho l>'lrKl
Mouth t'arollna district, is tlm nominee tor
Congress oil tho lti<|iul>li<'itn ticket In that
district. Chore Iiiih been ? contest between
.Mi. Cohen and Mr. Murray and tbo commit
ten van called upon to designate which on.i
w art t lm nominee in find.
I niac II. Iiiouhurgur, of Ml. I.oui#, Mo., baa
been appointed AMii?tant Attorney General
of Ilia United Nthtos for tha Interior Depart
ment. Ilu succoila NVui. A. I.lttla, of (ieorgin,
who recently resigned.
COM M I'.KCI.A li I HKCOIM'S,
Wheal's SciiKatioiial Advance Wan
llttscd on Foreign DimiiuikI.
The following arts It. (!. I >umii ?V (.'<>'? umt
IlradHtreet's weekly commercial reports for
tho puat week : The event of tho past wtfok
lias boon t lie sensational ad vaiieo in wheat to
H'l cents fur cash on Tuesday, a rise of f>'4
I'.Dnt.M, ami its fall to 77 on Thursday, gaining
1 r,fr on I'riilav, The rise was magnified I ?y
speculators who Imagined that t ho advance
had gone too far, hut It was at bottom based
on a forcing demand. which has engaged
grain vessels from all fl?? as well as At
iantlo porta forinonths ahead, I low groat t ho
shortage in ordinary European supplies
may Inv In tho popjt of doiiht and spoeil
latjon, hut noiiKiiiiw ipii'sllun that shipments
Iroin tho Pacific coast to India, and tin1 do
crease in tho litiHMitt it yield are important
hero, and caused tiiiying of tiiormous quan
tities for import, witli ?.?nuagoiiH'nts of freight
room at highest ratty. The Atlantic exports
about 000,000 larger than hint year, for tho
week , lia v? I ii ion , lu Ootohwr, <1,67 0,2 III btishols,
Hour included, against <i,0H(l last year. Corn
moved ln*geiy and at lo\v??p yrh-fs, having
declined a ariSn t for tho week. Cotton has ad
vanced 1 - cent, with only moderate
transactions, and heavy receipts from plan
tations. Estimates for the yield vary'all tho
way from ?$!', 000, 000 bales to mtiidi less, but
t iii* impression grows that tho yield will bo
large.
i ho .n.'.st Htriking feature of industrial re
turns h tho number of contract* conditioned
it | id 1 1 tho election. These are already enough
to mako business rather lively for a time, and
many otherHaro ponding, which will probab
ly bo hold back until November 1.
Tho volume of business shown by ex
changes has been ?>,7 (tor cent, less than last
year, and !M> less than in 'Uli. Failures fur
the week have been 271 in t ho 'United Hiatus,
against 2HI last year, and G'J In Canada,
against MS last year.
till A liSTIt K.r.T,
(b neral trado c.ontinucs along conaerva
tlvu lines, bn vers and Hollers preferring ti>
defer bUHlro.wa until after election, Tinders
aro more hopeful as to thu outlook for busi
ness Into this year and next spring. Total
bank cloa rings in tho United HtaleHincre>?sed,
amoiintiiig to if 1 ,047,000.000 this week, about
5 per cent, more than last week, but 10 pfcr
cent, moro than Hit) third week of October!
1886.
Hit VAN /TT\ I > I A \ A .
He Speaks at .Many 1'lnces In llooslot -
ilotn.
Wednesday Jiryan, tho never-tiring candi
date f<Jr Ijresidontlal honors, began a tour
of Indiana. At Munioe he delivered a speech
at the baseball park to several thousand en
thusiastic sllvorito*, as well as curiosity seek
ers. There were counter demonstrations, as
the town was billed heavily v(or moro than
one political gill luring. \V. I?. ^Itynum was
to speak to tho |{old Democrats And tho Re
publicans were to listened to \V. .f.Camt)
bell.
At Anderson a jam of humanity welcomed
tho candidate. Tho stand was erected
out in tho open prnlrlo. where ho delivered a
wonderful speech about arraying class
against class.
At Kurt Wayne he addressed three mons
ter meetings, and in his speech his attack
upon the gold licmocrals was met with a
ready ready response In the sympathies of
the audicnces.
1 ie made other addresses at Tiflln, ("Iroen
villo, Itrailford Junction, Itichtnond, Cani
hrldge. ? At each of tlte above points he way
met by good crowd* of ailvcrites, lint it was
very itvldent t/iat the MoKlnlcyiletj weio
Illicit.
J liiirsday Mr. Ilryan.spokc at Torre Hatito
and other places, thus winding tip Ids Indi
ana stumping tour. The crowd at Torre
Il.mto was estimated at '.>0,000, The crowds
; at othor places was largo und enthuaiastio.
M'K1NI,K Y\S m<; MONDW.
He Iteeelved .Seven Delegations ?>t
I'". a 1 1 1 ii s ia si Ie Visitors.
Monday was a day of splendid surprises for
Maj. MeKinloy and his frie.ids, I hey were
not e\ poctlng a lively time or any very lnrg/?
delegations, bill it proved to lie the most
important Mond'iy of the eampaiu'ti, and
seven delegat bins, one numbering about
II.OOO, came to pay their respects to tie* can
didate. The belief that owing to the near
tiess of election day, delegations would con
tfllli fewer persons seems to lie unfounded.
The delegations came from Massachusetts,
New \ ork New .leisey, I 'eniisy I villi I.I, <>hio,
I tidpina at.d Illinois The throngs were per
haps morn ? jithusiastle tli, 'in ever, and Maj.
MeKinloy'* heii'th and voice wero at their
host. 'Ilicie was an uncommon variety In tho
character of tho aeiogntions and all h ranched
of honest toil and professional life sent re
presentative*, The weather was delightful
Maj. M oh in ley roeoived an interesting com
munication also. It says VMM t'nion veterans
of Cowley county, who are favoring
tho principle* of the Itcpuhlican party,
pledge themselves to support the candidacy
,of Maj, MeKinloy. The signatures are af
fixed to tno document, towlov county i#
the hlrthpliK oof Populism,
Massacre In Mas tern Tiiriu*y.
Advlciy from llorpoot, Kastorn Turkey,
received at Uoston. Mass., eonllrms tho ills.
palAhoa to the Assoejnted Press in regard to
the extent and barbarity of the recent massa
cre at Eglr^ These advices state that many
of the tlead wero left In the streets for days
as the food for dogs, and large number* were
thrown Into thn Kuphrater. Tho bodlea
wer?*e?n floating down the river forty or
Ilfty mile* below tho city. In noino ooaea
whole families wero obliterated. Exact *ta
.tiMiCft, of course, cannot boatven now, but It
lis feared that 2,000 is an under-ewtlmate. All
the testimony at hand concurs In showing
that the msssr ore waa official and that it wae
wholly without reason.
tmmmm i v.
The Flower Congress.
At AshovlUp, . >J. C.. Wodnesday, tho Na
tional Flowed Congress ^nvenod pj^tho Bat
tery Park Hotel. Tho aftoM#fftfo t?as email.
Fradartok - I^oroy of
bMan/ is Harvard University, waa olocte<l
fcwilawit; Mim Florence Ohnaey, of Houth
Manchester, Conn,, first vloe?r>rcj(idiHitt
Horn Frank P. Ireland, Nebraska City, Neb..
OTtr"1' "
'?V* .
( KKA.M OK I HI' NKW'S, CI'MiKl*
|< !<<)>! 1 III', I > A 1 1 < V I'ArilKS.
Which ill In? of ."Worn or fii'.-iH tut or*
us! to I In- (ii'iti'i iil Header.
A i 1 1 1 ? K 1 1 1 1 < ' t Stall' 1 )i'Ji iflllH'/lI Officials
douliuo (u pijhh'' any information m*
8/M'Otlng ndvt'iM i i>i ci v?'(f relntivo to tin*
l>rn?T<luru in lli<> tilal of tho Comm-tltor
? ?rJnoiiDM ill Havana ii ??'??! i?o hlatod that ho
I hi um tho two .Vifiori' an piiioiior**, I.ahordo
and Melton, aro concerned, they \y|ll ynloy
uli lli<' |<r j v I !?? accorded hy t In* < "h -liiu^c
protocol, Till* infills that tlmy Will ho al
lowed to nfinio attorneys it ii< 1 advocate* who
?dial! ha VO accesx to (limit at SUllahlo t linos;
Hint tlioy idiall t>o furul.shod in duo hoiimui
eopie.s of Iho accusations ami a li/>t ol wit
noise i l"f tho prosecution, which latter nliall
!;?' m x a in i n>'< I hoforo t tin Mu | ? j <o-4? ?? t criminal,
Ids attorneys aa<l ml vooatcH, that they
shall Iih'y'' tli" ih;ht to compel the at
('?mlam'o <<f witiioni.oft In their holialf or to
ii-.ii depositions. i 1 1 1 1 1 ilii-y may prc.sonl nmdi
? volon <o an Vhoy tiff in lasonl la I to tlmlr ease;
and lliat t lii'J' <-lm!l ho permitted to he prcfiont
ami to maku tiiojr defense in puhlio trial, or
orally In writliitfAhy thoiiHcl vim or l?y moans
? ?I I limr couitsol. Whothm or not I hoy will bo
ttii-<! before tho civil courts or a court mar
Hal < I ? ? | ? j i ? I u|ion w li<>t hoi or not limy worn
raptured with aniiii in hand} in iho latter
ruin tho protocol jn-riiiiV'^ a cyurt martial
(rial, tail rvi ii in this ou.?o tho< proceedings
will ho vastly dilleiciitl froiif thoSO under
whi' h tli?* prisoncra Worn ho summarily oon
?i ifti '<1 and nontoueed to death hy tho llrst na
vel court martial, without opportunity u
??|ioo*'j their own eymiscl or oven to alto
:.*i't lo r understand tho evtdeiiougi von ni;ainsi
tlii'tn in Spanish.
1 ho Ihirtl ami llual session of tho hoai<l c
I 1 1- tori of t hi: Catholic University ol .Vicr
ii'?i win vnry hriof ami lln> only business trans
acted was that of ehamsiiK the annual moot
i in* Iroia Iho Wednesday after Kaster, whi.'h
in prai'tii'o hai I i f- >n n<l ^I'lioratly incon
venient to tli" sofoii'l Wednesday ol l ictolair
in order to coincide wit h tho annual meeting I
? 1 ai ? ht'HhopH. Tho liomd also issued tho
lolhi wini? statement before adjourning:
" I ho hoaril wishes it to ho understood hy
the public mat thorn aro absolutely no f.-io
ti'Ui'i or mi'i'I i.iiinl dili'-renocs aiming (ho
m-iiihoifi. '1 ho oh'ottoii of tho ramlulal'V4 fur
iho rorioinhip wad praohoiiliy unanimous.
I'm Hpi'iik ol tho triuiupli i>l this or that party,
.f < \n..-<'r ? vatt un or l.ii'oraii-iii, .Nationalism
i .\iuorii'aul.->in, into ini-.ropi r.-o'iit tho w'holo
? ituatloti. AU tho iiH-uiboi iol tho l?>aril aro
? nually Atnorn-ati in 1 ? j r 1 1 . 'I'liov havo hut
.hi? thought ami that i-< tho wolfaro ?if tho
?mivorslty ami its stoailv profjross to tho
l.i|{lji'st ('atliolii' oiluoation."
i
Tho prosiihuilial oli'i'tioii of Tuosilay, \o
\'Mihor .'I iu'\t, will I"' Ik-IiI u iiih-r i'oimII
? iii W'lil' h havo iii'\i-r ??ofut'o |>ro\nih<il ami
who'll wi.l riMnh-r Iho oDIoial oount n rrwittor
? f > I i tl I < - 1 1 1 1 y ami iiiiiihii.iI ilcl^y. Kini'o tho last
i i'.->ii|i'iitial o'jfnto.-t alino->t overs Statu whi'-h
?iiol ii"t I lion Jiilupto-I tho Atl.iirallaii t>a!hit
,v--tom luii hy Stato ??nai'tmout proscrlhoil
? niii" form of si*or>'l hiankol haliot, oltlior
? i.o.t on tho. A u:itra.i in plan or oloaoly i c. -
.. inMim; it. Tiio only o.\i-iipttons aro (Joor
i.i, l.niNiana, N'oriii Carolina atul South
('. trillion, lu tho llrst threo Stairs namoil
ill < olil plain haliot ??in prevails ami tho
rloi'tion luai'hiiiory i-A, iji tto^ liarnls ol tho
Stato authorities/.- lii^South ('^rolinu there i.i
what is I'alh-il a ?'ref.irin halloi." In noailv
nil tho otlor Htalo.s l>lanKot I mi I lot s wiij ho east
ui'l in many ot them tho count will he coin*
jilo'iiteil hy tho fin t that State, h'i;islai i vo ami
"??ii nl v nominal ions aro all 'printed on the
auio iiiillot with tho naiuos ?.?f jiroshlotitial
I
Mlni U'!' i.a/.o Arria^ti i> f (?uatemalu has
i < t 1 1 1 ii ? I f t* 1 1 1 1 ii visit to that country ami
i\ ?- t !l" I "'lit (III Alll'Tieail exposition to ho
i ? ? 1 1 1 at (iuatcuiala City, ho^inuluu .March 15,
jit uinlses to ho mi important event for tho
?oiiotrc's ol that locality. Tho huihliu^s
will ho I'oinplete.il hv DotrtMllhi r. TIll'V aiu
h.iml;-oaie a in I estensi vo struct ii res, moi|i>tc<l
iftcr illume <>f tho ,M aisoille.s i \positioii. Tlio
I nitcil States has hcen inviteil to part h lpulo
ami it Is Impeil that at tho coiniiiK sossiou
couKresM will lako stops to havo an loloipinto
lepieMentatlon, as tho coinim'ri-lal intore.sts
Oct ween this country ami the Central Ameri
can Kroup aro e\tensi\o. Amorican mor
cliants are expi'cteil lo iMiihraco tho opportu
ne v to display Miotr iroo ls hoforo tho < ontral
\inerl? aifi ami thus onlar^o tho market for
Viooiii'iin coods ill that section. ,
\l I
'Clin executive ili-pa i liniMits nr<> heginniiu;
in show tin* i ; i i;t ?ylont to an ap
proaching oleclion, All tin* departments
1 1 a v ? ? furnished cutirpalgn on. tors unit (r-itii
tin- I i<-a.~n r y alomi lio less than It ((?-?-ti -I'
ll, luls or employes are actively rii^iifjni hi
? -ttttipuign talk. Secretary Carlisle anil nil
il ulni'liir officials arn supporting I *a I mi ? ? i ,
wlitln tin- under l>cinoorats aro iwiiuii/iitiiiiiiK
t .1 Hrvan. Sttino of t ho latter aro utilizing
their vacations iu this way. There will ho an
uiiu-uaiiy heavy exodus of Democratic of
!.. , m :i -I '-li-rKs who will volt* tills your.
Tlio ri'trisi t i l 1011 ?il Second I Jciili'iiant .)<??.
II. Hi im.". Sfi-oilM Infantry. has lieen aocept
? ?il in tit U?* elVect immediately. I Ills orthvr
tendered IiIf resignation in a I ? >11 vr l?-t t ? ? r set -
t in; out 1 1 .s I mj 1 i ? * f thai a collision between
t hi- people anil tho United States army will
follow tin? election, In which <mso ho wrvto
i lint ho cannot conscientiously servo against
t h1' for nn-r.
Tin' roof aiol upper walls of Fl.enexer (crd
nii'il ) .Mi'llioilist Church on Capitol llih fell
in. burying iu the ruins Samuel Itrown, Win.
Johnson, A. IV. l)an;;Oilli;kl ami Ahrahaiu
l.eo, all negroes, Tho iiioii worn taken out
alive, but some of thorn were seriously in- I
jured internally. Tlieehureh was damaged
bv the rOi'oiit storm an<l men wero engaged in
mat. ini; repairs.
- I ?
It is htaleil on the ilireel authority of Rep
resentative li. II. ('lark, of the ilrst Alahama
district. that he is not an applicant for a
position as as I niteii States district attorney
ofAlal-ania as has been stated. On tho
eimtrary h > has received the promise of
.mother position.
? i
1 .ieiiti'iiimt II. I.yman, of the cruiser
Montgomery has heon eon vloted by a naval
emirt of drunkenness while the ship lay at
Key West, Fla., several months ai;o and has
been sentenced to lose six numbers in his
;irade. The sentence ha* heon approved hy
Adir.irai liiince, whoordereil the trial.
/ I -
.Mr. I'dwin Willit-i, of Monroe. Mich.. As
sistant Secretary of Agriculture during llar
rison'.s administration, died Middeniy Satur
day. lio has since hi retirement from ollico
I con practicing as an attorney.
SIX SI'KKrilKS A DAY.
McKlnley Kxi-ut ^Juu* Arc SI III llcing
Wuii to Canton, Ohio.
At Cr.nton, Ohio, Thursday, Maj, McKln
ley made six speeches, Five of tho delega
tions wore from Ohio and one from tho ad
joining Slat" of Indiana. Tlio Ohio people
were ho numerous and ho enthusiastic,
that Major McKlnley told them that thin
might very properly havo boon culled Ohio
day. Tim weather was delightful. MnJor
McKlnley, recognising the fact that tho ar
guments aro nil In, inadu iiU Hpccw hru short,
crisp and inspiring. Tlioy elicttod genorous,
and at t linos tumultuous, applause.
Tho largest delegation of the day was from
Marietta, the oldest town In tho titate. If
tho various detections woro conspicuous
for anything tt was for tho large cumber of
men who accompanied them who have
novor voted any other than tho Democratic
ticket, but who say (hoy Intend to support
McKlnley this year. It was estimated that
nearly on*-t?oth of tha visitors p*r? sound
monev Democrat*.
Roy Oilier Dr. Tuaner.
Th? iuyor. Haary Q. Tanner, who wm
T-r-. .-red /o haro ???? tola life la a fire at
lltroD, J., Is fiot tho Dr. 17. 8. Tanner of
fcetfsf nmr. That Dr. Tanner Is now at
ioMosA, Ills., and be bat toes beard from
flttaln foe psst few day*.
>i< ivim.kv* vimitoks.
TtH'y < Ahhii nunH'H of Support
ami 1'ioiiiIhoh of Victory.
Dump, oool air ami luadon h 4 I
tho pilgrims who wont to Canton, <>. , Irt^t i
Friday, t>it t neither "hill autumn winds nor f
threatening cloudsjworo potejit enough to !
check the (look of incoming delegations or
roprea<t tho ardor of Major McKinioy'a vial
tort*. Fivo dologfttions from Kuuhui, Ponn*
nyl vanla and Ohio carrying Major McKluloy
asHmanae* of Miipport mul promises of vic
tory visited tltu oundldate.
The delegation of wv?r k ln>< railroad mon
from Kansas wm un ovwit of f>nou>?h impor
tance, evon in a town ho nccfiMomod to the
sight of delegation*) us Canton, to arou.s.'j
deep interest and to draw from llto oitiZ'?nr>
warm oxproHalona of appreciation eoupled
with maiilfoatutlo/j.H of oordlai hospitality.
Tho delegations* were an ver&atile in< har
aeter ah ovor ami almost al) tho lines of legit- !
Imato human activity wore represented. t
Mai. MoKiuley was in excellent h)> i r i t h ami
addressed Ills visitor* with eloquence ami
vigor.
u'kini.ky'h heavy DAY.
Hat unlay delegations wont to Canton with
a good deal of regularity froin sunrise to Mm
Hfct. Major MoKinlcy was employed inspeak
Injc to throng* or in greeting smaller groups
of visitors from >1 o'clock in tho n.ornitiK till
lata In th?> evening. It wnsaltortlo'eloek when
tho last great delegation, Off railway men
from Ht. f.oiils ami F.ilBt Rl.j&uis, marched
Hhouting anil fhoorinj^down Mm hill from the
MrKlnloy house, ^nthusiasm reached it
liighest and most/ intense pllyft today and
Major MeKlnioyw speoj^i'* hoouiwI to
arouse and utirV iliy*- thrones which
oaiuo to hear, morn doopiy than ovor.
There worn nearly 1 1,000 visitors. Cpwnrds
of twenty-li ve delegations tailed formally
upon Ma_ ,r McKiniey and ho made twelve
spoeehes, ltaiiway mmi eaino in great num
In- is ami their enthusiasm was unbounded.
The wooden fences about tho housa were
torn down and carried u way by relic hunters,
and all the small trees and shrubs in the yard
woro cut down close to the ground ami eon
verted into sou venlrs of the presiden tial eain
paiun of 1 in Canton. Moii almost came
to blows la tho eagerness of their desire to
get near enough to Major McKiniey to touch
his garments.
Major McKiniey wns? in excellent health
ami spoke with his usual vigor. His speochftS
with few exceptions were short ami of tho Im
promptu order. If" hud a day of unusual
activity and lie peemcd to enjoy it. lie paid
that lie thought his heaviest work in tiila
campaign had boon done.
8TKIU;<JI/I<: FOIt llililNOIS.
Hryiin la Now Sfiiinplii^r |M (jlt) ,Yl>ovf
State for Kroo Sllvor.
Win. J. Bryan's struggle for Illinois began
Friday of lust week ?i ?> ?l??r lowering skies und
In an attnosphoro that chilled to tho bune.
111m Initial Htop.s of tint Illinois campaign bo
Kan at Dan villi). A wild demonstration oc
curred when Mr. Bryan nppenred and the
enthusiasm broke fortli again several times
during his remark:*.
In liis Dan villi) speech Mr. Bryan quoted
his old congressional colleague. Hon Jos.
fl. Cannon, a resident of Danville, with
reference to free coil ago. Taking up a
speech made la tin* House of Boprcsontatl ve>
by Mr. Cannon in 1878, Mr. Itryan gave some
extracts from it to show that Mr. Cannyn
asked for, eighteen years ago, what t ho Dem
oeratio party want ml now,
Mr. Bryan read a quotation from Mr
Camion's speech in which ho said, with refer
ence to tho free coinage of nilver, that he
would rather make tho wli do journey now
(lH7i#>than camp by tho wayside with the
long part of the road between tho camping
u round and the journey's ?nd, and followed
it by this eomment:
"Wo are going to give Mr. ('Annon an op
portunity to go to the journey'n end and not
to camp by tho wayside." Prolonged cheer
ing followed this sentence.
It was half pimt 'J when Harris was rench
od. i hero Mr. Bryan was cordially welcom
od by between It, 000 and 1,000 people, nearly
everyone of whom wore tho name ot Itryan
on hlsflfchcr hat. During the twenty min
utes Hj^ptflhori) Mr. Bryan made a speech
from the balcony <?! tho court house ami was
vigo rously cheered.
Mr. Bryan had an audienco or 1,000 men at
(Charleston At Mnttoon ho had ti,000. Ho
eulo^'lncd A It gold In his speech bore. At Sul
livan he had 2,000, and a vast audienco. thany
of tbom excursionists, hoard him at Dncatur,
l''ifteoi? thousand people heard him at Sprlng
lluld at his ilrst speech and tho same number
at tho second, and both wore very demon
si rative.
The reception given Mr. liryan at lVoria
was Mattering, lie made throe speeches to
immense audiences. In his Ilrst Mr. Itryan
referred to the indignities shown Secretary
Carlisle at Covington and .strongly depreca
ted tli?m.
I! I'. T A N TO STUMP Wf SCONS I N.
Tho Democratic state Central committco
has perfected arrangements with tho national
committee whereby Mr. Uryan will again
visit Wisconsin. Ho will leave Chicago Octo
ber 20 and proceed to (ireon Hay, Wis., whore
he will deliver an address at 8 o'clock . Mr.
Bryan will then take a special train with
Madison as his objective point and will make
short stops at Dopore. Kaukauna, Appleton
Noonah, Menaslia, Oshkosb, Fon Du I, a.-'
Juneau, Watertown, Jellcrson, Fort Atkin*
hoii, Milton Junction and .lanesvillo, at all
?f which places the candidate will .speak.
? HArtiaoAY noi.vos at iihyam.
Saturday was a lazy, mean day for cam
paign work, but he traveled JOO miles through
his native Slato and spoke more than a doxon
times. He began at Ottawa in tho morning,
undo some speeches In tho Spring Valley
coni region, sbol ever IoIIid Mississippi river
and spoke at Sock islam! ami after making a
wide detour by wap of Monmouth, Macomb
and Bushnoll, went bnclc to the Mississippi
concluding the day at (,'uincy.
A Itniitinu Company b ails.
Tho Hiu?'lhdds Banana company, ||whoae
hcad<|uarters are fit (ialvrston, Tex., with a
branch in New Orleans, La., has mado a*i
assignment. iJabiiitics aro about ?<;(?, 000
with assets valued at .?2r>,000. The companv
wr\M nri^nni'/iv) In ()otol?or lHi?Q h;i<l
thrco steamers, which piled between Halves,
ton and Central American ports. Of Into
years tho steamers have come direct 'o New
Orleans, and the company transacted most
of its business from then*. F. Conger of Gal
veston was president and John Wilson of
Now Orleans was vice president. Ocneraj J<'
preselon of business Is given ns tho ouuie of
tho failure. \>
Mix* I lOducat loanl Law.
Tho oaae of the Ktato of Florida vs. B. I>.
Rowley came up before Judge Call in the Cir
cuit Court at (Ireon Cove Springs last week,
1 ho case has attracted much attention as tho
result would test tho constitutionality of the
lamous Mheats anti-mixed school law, Tho
charge against tho defendant was "teaching
white persons and negroes in the same class."
How ley Is a teacher In tho Orango Park
school, which Is opnri ted under t Im direc
tion of (hi) American Missionary society of
Newiork. Atcr exhaustive arguments tho
rnlletment was <pin?ihed, thus declaring the
'aw unconstitutional and void.
'"nine's !>aii?hter DlvorrfJ,
At Augusta, Me., Harriot. lilnlno Itehlc,
with her rttomoy, Leslie C, Cornish Augusta,'
appeared quietly boforo Judge Whltehouse
of the Supremo Court lost wook. Mr*. B-nle
asked for a divorce from hor husband, Trux
ton 7 Me. Mr. Cornish made a brief talk
*nd tho divorce was dccrced. Tho libelant
lOT ,htJ custody of a minor rhlld.
H ,n? Ii^nlp' months, and
itaiT?e all claim for dower or alimony. Tb*
UUl 1* endorcod showing that the proc???
??rv?don Bealo In Wwhiogton, <5?tob?r
land oo oppctltloa U made by the libel*
Pied Che Print Shop.
At Salisbury, N. 0? the office of the RTOn
tog World tm broken tato by eome one and a
lot of type f Ireadj eel jfp tbrowa*a tbe floor
and other, pied. Mto, t^eiM were
throwP<?,the floor . tad JMRft* *c*Uored J
about ctmerally. 'fho ofllce ?aa broken luto
bom the rear. It It not known wbo.eontmit
ted the dastardly act, bot it to believed to bo
oonrfetloa el the party whbdld It. '
-mh?
8 IMNI.SII Pit). MIC Ml.M.STKK J.N i:i'- !
KJ'X T ADAU l.S I I'.
F.veiyhoily, Sold lie, Kecogiil/cd Uie !
Kucl I lia< (tin Orulii ( 'ii ii no I Long j
Coii( inuo ill tho I'rcscul l*noe.
I
Tim London D, -illy standard of a recent
?lato prints a dlspa(eh fioin lt.-? Madild, Spain,
correspondent saying that Queen llegent
ChrloMna prodded at the -meeting of Uk
council ol ministers. fti'itor ('anovus del Ca> ?
tillo, the prime minister, presented a aun."
mnry of tint events w It i<* Ii havo occurred in
Spain ami tliD colonics within the pu?t three
month.-) ami a forecast of tlio near future,
'I'lr outlook, In: said, showed that groat dis
tress existed among tlto people in the stiii t h -
>. rn and eastern portions of the kingdom)
which would render tin* collection of taxes
during tint eomhig win tor a .slow work.
Tho withdrawal ol 200,000 men frotn the
plow>? ami 1 1 1 i I in within tlio past twenty
months, ho said, was snveiely felt and Sj?hin
woultl in I'on.soipiom'o lin obliged to import
largu mnyunt* c?f brcadstuffs. The prosecu
tion of tho war against the Insurgents in
Culm ami tlio troubles In tlio Philippine
Islands hint dmhnishcd the exports ol manii
lactured and agricultural products to the
West Indies atni tlio Philippine Island-,
causing great distress ami discontent. In the
towns and rural districts there was visible a
feeling ol impatience ami anxiety, all classes
of tlio poop lo having been led to liopo (or
ipileljor and inoro decisive results from their
sacrifices. T'.verybody, tlio premier unid,
recognizee! the fact that tlio drain cannot
long eoutinuo nt the present pact), I'atriot
isti. ami unlioiinl'piidu ahmo can chock the
criticisms td tint government's course. Tho
Liberals, Democrats, t'arlists, ami even tlio
Itepuhlicans have a sort of instinctive pro
Bentincnt that impels them to cohesion with
a view of averting International comidioa
tions and tho dreatlisl intervention ol the
I 'nlted Stales government 'J'ho gloomiest
b-ature >d the situation, tlio prime minister
.lecljir^d, i.. tho dlllleulty which the govuru
moiit llml.i lii obtaining a luan of one- billion
pesetas t o defray tho expense of the war in
Cuba and the I'hillippiuo islands to .strength
tin the linai:eert t>( tint country.
The Spanish press Is almost unanimous in
approving the idea advanced by the premier
of appealing to native capitalists im,| banks
!<-! funds to enable tlm continuation ol tho
wars to a successful issue.
AMI'lllCAN CI, AIMS.
A special from Madrid says. At a meeting
of t .mi cat ti net the claim of the 1 ' nlted Slates
government for damages lor losses sustained
i'.y Amei icuns hi ci nici|Ucnce of tho en'orcn
m<Mit of Captain lionoral Weylor's decree
prohlhlting tho export of tobacco from Cuba
was considered, |.(|t decision in lie" matter
was reached. The cabinet adopted a resolu
tion lo .send ficnera! I'olivicju, who some
1 i'lio ago was mentioned as (ieneral Wcvb-r's
possible sut civs. >r in tle> captain gc^cr.iUhii;
of Cuba and I'rlgadicr (Icier,;! '/, ij p n >, to
the Philippine I I mils to : ssis: Captain (?' n*?
era I lilaneo in t tie work oi supj rosing the
revolution there. It was also re.sulved to
remodel the frigates N'timaneia and Vittoria,
so they may be put in commission as crui
sers.
WO It SIC THAN IN < I'liA,
Spunisli Hi- ii (a lily Wholly Lnrest rain
t lie I'll it ippliics.
A.San Francisco (Cal.) special to a local
paper, says: 'l'he Cuban atrocities are mild
compared with those taking place in tlio
l'hilipine Islands, where the Spanish are trv
ing to suppress a revolt of the native^. Sumo
indication of affairs have been learned trom
Oriental pap.i rs. Tlm' ino.-t shocking inci
dent of fho bloody reprisals was the treat
merit of a Spanish lii -.Ucmint ami Ids family.
The Spanish had eaptured :t numbered
prisoners ami as an object lef-son
to t ho natives disemboweled two and hftng
their boil ies on one of the gates of (he lov.m
The infu rlati'it rebel*. eager f,,r vengeance
gathered a force and hurried to the homo of
n Mpanfsh lieutenant mi the outskirts of Ma
nilla. They eaptured the ofllecr and his wife
arid 1 "-year-old daughter, and then Ijegaa a
bloody scene til torture. Tim most savage
Instincts of tho natives were aroused. Isidore
tln> eyes of his wife and daughter, tlio lieu
tenant's skin wasslit all over hi i body. Then
the torturers crucified him. pinning him out
ttreelied to a tree with their lo.ig knives.
They tortured tlm woman ami girl, giving
tho fullest play to their ai.lmal instincts and
wreaking disgusting venceanco before the
dying eyes of tlm husband and father.
The Spanish are doing their best to keep
tho news of these atrocities from leaving the
islands, opening and inspecting all tho mail,
l'hey particular)- desired to keep unknown
the death of thirty-eight prisoners in ono
light in "the black hole."
lr>; u ,>"\ Ciocarctp. tho tlncal
liver mid bowel regulator ever made.
A SoO Doctor's Hill.
"I cannot recomin-nd your Tettkhini
pnouu'h. I list 1 erysipelas in my faro and head
Hu bad lluil I could not iloauy work In thvce
month". ittiil I tried t In: doctors, ami my doc
tor's liill i-< li f i v dollar ?. A Irier.d told mo to
net tomuoi \ i ur Tkttkkimk, and I ilid mj, at:d
l( llHSfKlll" V ? '?U>d lilt*. I l('i.'tJllll!ICI)d It to
every bod y." Yonr^t rnly.
Will 1AM II. A l.l> Kit MA N,
l.aMoit l\ O. (Mullock (.'o.itia.
1 box by mull I'm' fiHc, in stamps.
.1. T. Sfuri'i jt i x k. Savannah, On.
"O-nn T'anl' ? Kriujor, Priwidnnt or tho
I Houtli African Kopuhlic, will go to Kuropj
next sprint; ?>ii an unpolitical riail.
Dobbins' l'loa! ins;- Borax Snap contains nil ? lio
food properties of Out Inni' 1'leetrie, eoinliiiiitd
will) I Iioho of I In' bVst tloatlny soap. No cliappfil
Uands vrliero this soap is lined. Hamo prioo ns ndill
(?rated soaps without Borax, Bed wrapper,
T.. V. S|i?pbon.a, nominate! by tho Demo
crats for (lovcrnor of Missouri^ is threatened
Willi lillllulllM",
FlTSatopprd frrcnnd permanontlyourcd. No
flt? it ft or flr>t day's u?e of IH?. Kt. ink's Oiiuat
NkuvkIIk-stohkh. l-'roc $?.' trial bottieand treat
ise. Send lo Dr. Kllnr, K(l Arch St., Plilla., 1'a,
? Mm. WlnMotv's focthlnsr Symp forohllrtron
icethlnif, soft rti)i tho K'ims. reduce* iiiJIamtoa*
tlon, allays i?atn, euros wind colic. 35c. a bottlo.
' I'l'o's C'ilio for Consumption In an A No. 1
AMlimn medicino. ? \V. It. \V 1 1 .i.i a Ms, Antioch;
Ills., April II, 1K)4.
Wiik.x ?ulious or cost i ve, oat a ('A?cnret,
candy cathartic, euro Knaranloud,*10c., "fie.
If nrtllctod wish soro eyes use Dr. I. T !?oni i>
sons Kyo water. ?4 iiX/Isi s sell at a bottlo.
Chronic
Catarrh cannot l>o eiirod by local applica
tions. It is i* constitutional dlseaao, niul ro
qnirtw a constitutional romody like Hood'?
Rarsaparllla, which, Vorkln^f through tho
blood, eradicates tho impurity which causes
and promotes tlio dtso.iflo, and soon ertoofs a
pormnncnt euro. At tho samo timo Hood'fl
Barsaparllla build* up tho wiioto and
maWos you fcol renovrod in strength.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
latheb^t? In fact lhsOa?Tru? Blood Parlflsr.
Hood's Pills sK.^?L&ru;
?rv:,ijfe3
How Old are You?
You uood not answer tho question, madam,
for in your oaso ago is not counted by yours. It
will always bo truo that "a woman is as old
as# who looks." Nothing sots tho soal of ago
ho dooply upon woman's boauty as gray hair.
It ia natural, therefore, that overy woman is
anxious to prosorvo hor hair in all its original
abundanco and boautyS or, that, being denied
tho crowning1 gift of beautiful hair, oho lopgn
to possess it. Nothing is on^or tlmn -Jayff ftaln.
to this gift or to prosorvo IT, if already
possessed. Ayer'a ITair Vigor roajores gray
or faded hair to its original color,' it doos this
by simply aiding nature, by supplying tho
nutrition nacosaary to health and growth.
Thoto is wo botter preparation for tho hair
than
/
That tho Disorders commonly called " Fomalo Diseases" aro (ho
Foundation ot noarly all tho Tronb.'es Irom whlct; thoy sutler.
,imiv? ? tho \Vow?l>, I'nlnful and Irreplar
aro canned by duntngtfments of tho organ" of nieustfuation. lleuaacho,
WhttON, t'liloroslH, Falling of
aro caused by dotanK?ments oi _ . -
llftikuoiio, Diz/.inoRH, UriMitlonn of tho Hkln and Kaiutiuy Spolla or? also symptoms
of Ihc same discusoa. llefng only symptoms, tlioir
temporary ioli*f doe* not cure tho ilinense.
ivi o is jl.ii as is ? &
W8WE OF CARDUI
Cl'KKS FEMALE JDIMSASES
hy (ictingdim,ily upQM (he doiiento organs .|
It i- A ii ho taken in I ho privacy of homo. Thousands'
of luflicn who it. l>ruggist? sell ami commend it.
Ono Dollar buys a largo hottle. i
Pirrck City, Lawrenco County, Mo
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Menstruation r.nd very sovero Cramping Spells fol->
Jo\vim;t:ach monthly pe.'iod, After tho nest doctors^
I could find hud failed to benefit mo, I tried tho
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piodiicrs HUch wondcful re/iulls in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciiknky <Vr <:??.. I>rt?i?s., Toledo, O.
Fold by Druggists, price 7":c.
Hall's Family l'llls aro tho boat. T
CASCAKETSstinmlato liver, kidneys and bow
el*. Never sicken, weak eh or gripe, 10c.
Don't Tobacco Spit nnd Hmoko Your T.lfe
A lvny.
If you want to <piit tobnoco nsin^ easily and
forever, resrnin los. mattfioo.U be made well,
strong. magnet. c, full of new hie and vigor,
tako No-'lo-Bnc, the wonder-worker that
makes weak men stronir. Many gain ten
pounds in ten days. Over 400/J0Q coved. Jlujr
No-'fo-Hac from your o-.vn druggist. Under
Absolute ifinrj ntro (o cure. Book anil sample
rrqe. Address fcterltng Kerned y Co., Chloagp
or New York.
That .loyfitl Feeling
With the oxhilMi\i>?*4g sense of ronowed healt>?
And strength and internal cleanliness, whloh
follows tho uso of Syrup of Fign, ts unknown
to tho fow who have not progressed beyon I
I ho old-time mcdlclno? anil tha cheap substi
tutes sometimes offered but never aooeptod by
the well-tnformod. , ?
Reliable Charlotte Merchant;
Call on them when you ?o to chsrlouo X;C. 'Wi.ta
them If you do not ko. nnd have your orders rijlcd.
by hmIIi Ih aa?w?wy wl?fntwmrnt? kindly luen
tlon Uils paper.
M tWTTtfft iiKST JVORK, Keasonable Prices
? ilKtf Wr to New* 6c Times PX'g. Kouire.
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Banintiit imp*?. oolU** ourr*)?ojr *aJ
tood* used. Hund tar handsome* lllQftral?d o%\+
Hoard ob?ap?r tkia \r ?a j tMathara oi If.
ENGLEBERG -I
M RiGE HULLER.
Tlio only maohlno tlint In ono oporutlon,
will Clean, Hull and Polish rough rlco?
putting it in morchnntnhlo condition, rcmlj
for tnblo UB0, Simple nn<l oasy to c/umgo
Write /or prices and terms, Aiao
UOItN SAW MHjLS,
PIANINO MAOIIIMK9, and nil
kinds of WOOD -WO It K1N<1 M A
CHINRItY and
Machinery Supplies.
Talbott nmd Liddell Englnos rttad Boiler*
on lmnd-at Faotory Frlcea.
V. C. BADHAM,
QBNERAL AOBNT,
Columbia, - - S. C.
CAROLINA
MIXTURE.
The MttdMt Ud BMI 5c. PMkm ? M0KI41
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In4ot?** ?ud Used by the U. ?. Ot/r
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? - Bailors* National Home*. V: ? -
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