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j it 1* poftjtfvo evidence of kldi?teuW<iJ
frequent da*lre to u^?Al9 or paiiijl ift iho
proof . ttiw tM ud
?ad bladder ate out of
mm ** ,n Jhft ^nowio'fflow. oHwi
'?xpr?#fted, that Dr. Kilmer's ttwerno-ROOt,
tbegreat kldotty remedy, fulAUo eyory tffcb
In r?ttovlng pain In thisb?ok, kidneys, lively '
bladdor and every part of the urinary pas
sag#*, It oorroote inability to hold Urlno
andsoaldloK p?ln In pa?*ln?,llf> or bad effeots
JpJlfitfl/)* PKW . Al MW* JWl
mmsm rwwi
compelled to got up raauy times during the
'Ufpt to urinate. Tho ml I a and thb axtraor?
dlnsty effrot of Swamp-llootlfiaoort foallwal.'
stands the highest for its wonderful ourwi
ojftbe iwo?t| distressing omm; Sold by drug*
jKlMs^prleo fifty oehlti nnd one dollar, for
* estaMe bottle nnd pamphlet, bolhBeptfree
by nail, mention ihla papor aad lend your
fnUpostOfQce address to Dr. Kilmer A Co,,
Jbngbamton, N. ?. The proprietor* of thl^
paperguarantee the gonulnonoas of thl? offor.
A Unique Kepubllo.
' j" ^5'TepWbHO'Of ' WTM HT Hie iTtfalWst
In thd world, Andorra l? nn omM'o la
Comparison. Goust Is about ft mllo
(iQuaro, nnd U houses 180 persons. It
ibaa boon Impendent theso 250 years.
' it stands on top of a Mountain by the
iiii l>prUor. urn t.bo . edgo, of
(Franc*, aujj It gets along vary com
ifortabiy without ever^mixiug iteoir in
lother peopioH affairs, and jvlthout
''reading t*?e ovenlng papors, or, so far
? a wo know, tho morning ones. The de
tectable ISO govern themselves by a
V&uricU, one member of which Is select
ed to sco that the business agreed upon
ia executed. Matters go along very
smoothly, and Qoustlans are all tho
happier because nobody knoyvH much
about them, and therefore tliny hro un
onvled.?KanBRS City Times.
Carol cssn ess, .... ?
f Much of the food given to animals Is
wasted In thocftiuless manner In which
it Is handled, hey being thrown Into
looso mek? Gt\na"row troughs, or ? von
on th& floor of the stalls in excess of
the actual requirements, a portion bo
lug trampled. A sating can also be
:ioffdo;rn' grinding the grain during Urn
winter When labor is uot ?o high, and
It will consequently ^ more digestible.
A irandsome Calendar nnd Map
. Issund by 'P. J. Andernon, Portsmouth,'
-Va.^ (I un ?* r? lpm MDKO.r Auont of tho Men
Wiird Air-tibus liaf> aprourod, Doth the onl
wtdar Slid innp ard works of art and wWul
::ll#rwHr-ln any TfiSSnt'SS ofAoo, A 4-cont
itnmpsont to jflr. T, 'J. Andusson will clluoh
A copy. Bond for It. , '
NiuTo?k*c for Fifty Cprita,
Ov^?r 400 0 10 cuvq I. \Viiy not lot N ?-To-3ni)
rciitilatu or veuiuve your d Biro^lor lohiu c ?
H i vi'ff i oy, rtviko-* lindili nnd <nu ilioo t; <
guni'Mnued, U) conU nnd $1,00, nt all
^ - o,
*'Put nt?? down a wnrm friend of TEi*rrii
ifJR. . 1 hnvo a child throi) years ol<t win, .111
fifh afll tted t,r an it-, birth whh th? wo'?t
oaeg of fczamtt l ?vi-r ?aw. It l>eln < <>no i>ih-h
of *or- a fro?n lt? fi'ot to it? orown. It ha<
boon irentod !*? n'nnofHti" most enitnont
jphyHlciann lu Ooln nnd uljolnlng Utatea vvlui
out tho Rli^hlost hiuioAt. 8 -voral ni'inthH nuo
Wo commonoed tho tup of Tkttkiunr on tiio
idilld, 11 n<l Iu??Ihv, Ihnnk Oo<l nutl tlio tn?nn
faoturor* of Trtikiiiwk, tho child In ciu-'til.
My wite aiul 1 will ?v?r fcol uratoftil to you
fo^rnndtntc unthitt blctBln^.
Yaura truly,
CU^S. A. Cambei.l, DruRKlst,
n D illm, N. O.
1 box by mull for 60u. In Mumps.
J. 1". SnuniUNK, Hftvannah, Ga.
tSTXTB or Onto, Citt ot Toi.itno, 1
_ I,i)OA1 (JoilN I r, ? - I **?
... FnANK .1. CiiKNKV nnixe) oath I Iml ha ts Iha
aonior uartnur of the rtrm of K. J. ('mknky^'i
Co.idoingbuidnefuilii t lie City of 'I'oli1 (li^t.'oitn'.y
'?xndMtiitoafore?nld,HUit ibutnnld linn will jmy
thesum vt.uaie. uunuucu uoi.r.AK.^ (..?<
?nd a vary On so 01 Oataiikii tbnt rnrnot bv
cared by the uao llAM/a Oatakmk C ukk,
FliANIC J. ( IIKNKr.
Sworn to boforo mo and Ruosoritn-d In my
1 -* *- 1 pre??nce, this OLli day of IHcember,
?I kltAi.j A. D.I8& A7W. (Ii.kason.
' ^ ? ' Notary I'volic.
linll's Catftnh Pure In taknn Inturna ly. and
not 8 dlroctly nu tlia hiiiod and iniicom nurrucot
of tU? sywioni. Bund for ti-ntluvmmls. Ir
f. ,T. (JtiKMcr & Co., Tolodo, 0.
fiold by Druv{Ht4. Mo.
llal.W?>u.ty 1'iiU aw tho l>e?t.
AVnitN bilious or eost'vo, pnt n Ciwoarot,
candy cntlmrtu; euro {{?mrmitoo I; 1O0. , 2.io,
fttor?n?ion^ ProfCftSOr fTnnry Drum
moud and "Xrnu Muolaron"' \yoro oliwmRtoa
at tho Edinburgh UalvaVslly, and not ono ol
the threo wou diatinclion as n*tu<jont.
W7?*n ?h Ii?? b?n oold for 26 y?ir?, In
?S>lUof wwi^ltioii #ud r!iofii> initiation*, It w??t
b?Tt? ^upcrfor ounltfy. nohtilrni' Kloctrio Hoap has
br?n constantly mado nnd ??>.?! ?ii}tfi_l?0fc. A tk vovl
ffroctr for it, llc?l Of ~
Caohiin Mnorejfdy, youngnat ?on\>f tjhio^
trawTdian, aftor \wlunlnx tho 'I ol-oUKooii
ola/p for gallantry In tho KKyitlla.iWamv
jprflgn, Is nuqutrla^ fnmu a.) un nmMUtf/
' actor at. Abordoon, *' ... I
PtBo'wOnre for Consumption h?a K?vpd mi
many a doctor'# bill. ? S. V\ Ha-oy, llojikia-A
I'laov. Haltiihoro, Md., Dee. IS'J4.
JUST try a lOo. box of C'nscivrol*. enn^y rn
thank, livir and bowol r^gulntor iiiado.
^ FITfi/topt'ifd fifORiid jmrjunnfntlycurfd. No
^tw-aiMVr ttr-t <!*>'? Oi*0 of l)n. Kmnb'k JIiirat
HBUVRllKKlOnKH. Fre^MirUl bi>lt:e?nd treat
IK, B?nd to Hi*. KHi'fiWl Arrh St., 1 hlla.,1 m.
Mrs. WtnMoWn Soothing Syrup for cbtldrei
tithing. $oft*ns the gums, reducoi Inltammv
tioO. allay* pain. cure* wtnd'rollc. 2u-. a botitA
OA80 AnKTS stlmulftta l'.vcr^ kidnoys and
howeln. Never nicken, woakeTor yi ipv; I0o
? BE5EBI
True
lff?ritl9a chHrA<Morlntlo ol HooiI'h Snrtuipntll
l*ttud itamaifofied ?v?ry dr?jr in ii* romark
. auiMOure?of calurrli, rhouawiJsin, dv$i>op?la.
? -V.'y V v. f v- . . IWwhmrT^^nAV
Work of theTN
tv ..; ':'?? ? In
ABOLISHING DEATH , PENALTY,
:^??rs~r*r?Vv'--. ?^>Mnwnii
Not Conducting tho War In, Cuba In
Accordance With Civilized Usag ?.
Kxolufttag VfiQippO Copies," Kto.
SENATE,
\Viti>.vK?p^v< T)io Cuban question
!\vaa under consideration in tho Senate
ill iho form ..of tho two resolutions of-,
forod Tuesday by Mr, Cull, Democrat,
of Florida, tho ono a oimplo resolution
oalling on tho Secretary of Stato for
copier of ,the corrospondoneo in tho
mattor of Julio Saugtuily, An American
oittaen condemned by tne Spanish au
thorities to lifo imprisonment in Chains;
And tho other ' a joint resolution in
? struoting the President to domand Sau
guilly's immediate roloaao. Tho first
was agreed to} ami tho scoond was re
ferroiFto t-lio oommittoo on foreign re
lations. / '
? in~nlong spceoh on the subject of
theso resolutions, the case of Charlos
Oovin wan disouuoed quite as much as
that of Sanguilly. . l" "
'lho Sonato bill to amend tho AOt re
pealing tho timber piilturo law was
passed; aIbo tho House bill for tho ap
pointment by brevet of aotivo or retired
? oftlcors of tho Army, .
. Tho Sonato joint resolution request
ing tho gotyrnmont of (Ireat Britain to
pardon Airs, Eloronoo MiVybrick, which
was roportod adversely last session,
wan taken from tho calendar and indef
initely postponed. >
Tnuiu?i)AY, ? Sovorol moiuoriala woro
presented by Mr. Cullom (Hop. )K oft'J.1
linoin, in favor of tho recognition of
Cuban indopondenoo, and ono from tho
Gomiueroial Club of Chicago, endors
ing the policy of tho Administration
regarding Cuba.
xhis waa followod by tho introduc
tion of a joint resolution by
Mr. Milla (Dora.), of TexAs,' deolaring
that "lho oxpedionoy of recognizing
tho indopondouoo of a foreign guvorn
mont belong to CongrosB, and when
CongroRH hhull bo do terming the Exeo
utiyo shall act in hiumony- with the
legislative department of tho govern*
mrtut. ' ? '
pocOnd: That tho indopendonco of
tho republio of Cuba ought to be and
hereby i^rocpgnizod; ana tho sum of
felu.uua ifl horoby appropriated for Bal
ary and expenses of a minister to that
government whenovor auch ministor
alial}, bo appointed,' by tho President. "
Mills will make hia Cuban spceoh
Monday.
The homestoad laws to all the lands
acquired from j ndian tribos was opposed
by Air. i latt (i>op ), of Connootiout.
It was advocated by Mr. btowart
(Pop ), of Xovuda. Tho. bill wont over
without action.
'J he, Loud bill, in roforouco to second
olasn mail matter, was rocolvod from
tho iioubo and was referred to tho post*
ollico com mitt oo. /
Sonato bill to provide for a district
attorney and a marshal for tho western
iudiciaf district of .South Carolina wus
Taken from the Cftl olid ar. and pussod.
Mow i?a v.>--Sonator Allison,' Kopubli*
can. of Town., appeared in the chamber
to-day for tho ilrst time this session.
A resolution on tho subject of a viola
tion of tho eiglitrhour law on the part
of contractor wij^h lho Navy Depart
ment -on work in' tho Mrooklyn navy
yard, Avas tho nubject of a resolution of
fered by Mr. A|len, Populist, of No
braska,
Mr. Mills began liis spoeoh on tho
Cnbaivfflftttor at i :1?0 p. in., 'with thir
tcon Demorratio .Senators and six ,lto
publicaua in their seats. It went ovor
without action, !Nfr. Paeon, of (ioorgi'a,
givingTiotice that ho would speak upon
it Wednesday.
Mr. Halo (Pep. ), of I^raine, closcd
tho discussion, and IhoSeuato procood
cd to executive business.
Tuickoav? -Senator ilill j>rosontcd a
rCHoluion to give fourth-claaa post
mastors a four-year I erm. Tho resolu
tion of the I residential Icrm was dis
cussed nf some lejigth. Pcforred to
tho committoo on privileges and elee
tions. On motion of Senator Sherman
for tho purpose of reconsidering a ver
bal, chango in tho extradition treaties
ratified Monday. The arbitration
treaty was not considered.
Popublieans in their nonatorial cau
cus diseuRsod, without action, Senator
Wolcott'n resolution for an interna
tional monetary conference.
HOUSE.
f Wj;r?NESr>AV.? After two dcbaiOF tho
!>louao by I It to 100, passed vfie bill in
troduced by Mr. I.oud. chairman of tho
committee on Poidojilces to amend the
law relating to sogomPelAW inall niat
tur. The principal feat urea of tho bill
were tho*o depying 1<> the mails as boo
ond claft/mat tor, sn..iplo copies of news
I'Opei^f and serial novel publications
antt withdrawing from newa agonta tho
privilege of returning to thoir princi
pals at tho pound rate unsold eopiea of
poriodicala.
Tuuiisday, ? Tho debate upon tho
proposition to refund tho indebtedness
of tho Pacific Puilroad Company to the
govornmont was begun in tho llouso,
under tho order adopted last month. Jt
took up the time of the 14 ouso and judg
ing from tho attendance and attention
of members, and spectators, was neither
deep nor extensive. The final voto will
be Monday. . . - .
PitioAY, The feecond day's session
of tho Pacific Jirtilroad funding bill in
tho< House of PepresentativesdovcOopoji
much lrctm, a po|Ailar pt>int
of view. dohiisbn, ltepublicajv,
California, J in the course of a speech
supporting the.bill alluded to Mr. W.
Jt. ileaiat, of the ban Francisco Exam
iner and A'ew York Journal, in most
ptuporativo terms,, lie wan answered
by .Am ( ooper, Republican, of Wis
consin, who chwcterized tho ineideiiV
as tho most disgraceful ho had ever
known m the history of Congress.
'lho bill wan advocated by Afesars.
lattorBpn, iieinoerat. of 'jL'enneseoe,
oiid i.epburn, Republican, of Iowa, ana
antagonized by JNJcufira^?Harrifion,
?L emoeirat-rof -A labatnar Poatner, L>om
ocrat, of X-ouisJana; Hwanson, Demo
crat, ofVirginia; Alcf all, Republican,
of Massachusetta (only upon thfe rata
of intereBt. wopoaed)} VNheeler^Deia
Alabama, and ' hhofroth and
ljell, rupamw.Jo^'o7oryl6:
,bli&
...
for reaGuSidoratioh, ?
AjffOng the other bills passed was ono
flrifib ju&wiwm Wfc&l <tt\t>ital for
nattomil tiattkmin omert and town ijlkf
botwoen AO, OQiWjaM tT.OOO inhabitants,
and another extending until January
1M2, tho time for tho <Vmipl^ti6n of the
Blaokw<?H's Island bridge over thaJLiasfc
Hmv :
Toew>av.- ???Tho hope of tho?o mom
bersbftho House who are amicus to
f$T tJO&UTO fcom o legislation with" ret qv ?
cneo to tho Pacific railroads thla session
was quenched by ft decision of Speaker
He cd.
A resolution providing for tho pay
ment of the expenses of tho last illnesa
and- fuAoral of ox-Hpeaker CriSp,
.amounting to 81,480, wa# passed.
*ih0 bllt%bottoV dbflrt^Rlf'fipW 'of
aliens iil tho Territories was passed by j
? rising vote
A Week's Happenings Culled From
tho Stato Press,
, : .>???
SPARTANBURG'S FANCY FOWLS,
Now County lu Troublo-?\VUl bo
'fclpetrlc.-Saio Doorcaslng-Tlropor
tant Mooting,
Saturday was tho oloBing day of tho
first annual exhibition .of. tho Spartan
burg Poultry Association. Tho build
ing in which ,th& show took placo was
crowded tho ontno day and tho smaller
of tho spectators wore tdoppod on antl
lenookod apjainsttoa painful do&roej but
In spite of all this everybody seomed so
intent upon tho magniileont display of
fine fftwle, that the bustlo ftud jam
never ontored thoir minds. ? ? ? -
Tho exhibition was an experiment On
tho part of tho Association and that it
tias proven thoroughly successful in
avory particular can boat bo jtulgod
from tho numbor of fowls in evidence,
*nd from, tho manuer everyone who at
tended the show haa spoken of it. it is
Hoped that this -experiment will bo fol
lowed next year with u bigger and liner
?how than over.
l)r. Lo*f .who acted aa judgo, gftYO
sntiro sansfactionand byhia work dur
ing the show, proved beyond a aliedow
>i a doubt that he was tho right inan in
the right place.
Everything pertaining to tho exhibi
tion was done on a froo sealo, no en
trance foes, no chargos for feeding. ,
Evon the coops wore furnished by the
association
New Couuty In Trouble.
From trustworthy information gath
ered it seems that the new county of
(Jhei-.okce is in something of a muddle.
Tho Boclions of White Plains and Chor
[)kee townships of Spartanburg never
signed the petition to create a now
sounty, but voted at tho olootion, how
ever, both soctions creating two-thirds
of -the ballots against tho uew county.
Chorokooof York County will pond
lown a delegation to Columbia asking
for 14 mil 08 to bo retained in . York
County, and tho township of Cowdys
rillo in Union County will also ask for
about 20 milos from tliat section, which
is on an averago 20 miles from (Jaffney.
It is reported that cutting off, north
of Tascolet, as has boon Yotod on, ro
Jucos Union County far below 600
miles! Jt is said again that tho now
aounty of Cherokee does not contain
over yjO squaro milos. as it covers qnly
ibout ono:half of WhltO Plains, Avhioii
only contains 58 milos, and one-fifth of
(Jhorokoo, which contains 1)0 milon.
Again, tho failure to comply with all
the requirements of the Constitution
ih voting for its croati6n, tliO location,
the name and tho proposed boundaries
wore not prosontoa in the potition to
tho Governor, finally, it is said, tho
Governor will bo asked to recommend a
committee to investigate the conduct
of tho olertion managers in l^gard to
not having tho registration books at I
tho procuicts, or, in short, tho last
general assembly failed to . provide a
plan for holding new county elections.
Snlo Decreasing.
- The-dft$> before Christmas the dispen
sary at Abbeville sold whiskey to the
amount of ?003. 513. ThO"SSI6 of whiskey
has decreased since last year. For three
days beforo Christmas ot 180/5 the sales
of tlio ilisponsary amounted to #1,600. 1)4.
For thrco days of thio year' the pales
amountod to ^1,^80. 00, or a decrease of
8A$l,04. This showg^ that tho dispen
sary law is deorca&lig' tho sale and con
surnption of whi.<rtey. When . the bar?
rooins woro hero MoGettigan sold $|JOO
worth of liquor on the day before Christ*
mas. At that timo we had six bar
rooms. Tho sales in all of them must
liavs run up to 81,300<>n- the day that
MoGettigan made his Balo of &W0. As
much was Bold in one day then afl is
now sold in three days, and yet tho
first Presbytery of tho Assoofato He
formed Church is trying to kill out thin
law.
Clcortro II. Schargo, a ynrdsman on
the Bout h Carolina and (leorgia rail
road,, fell from a nuoving - freight train
near the depot at Charleston and was
orushed by tho wheels. He lived only
a fow hours after the accident. Soharg'o
Was about -15 yearn of ago.
Important Mooting.
President 4y?H. <?f tho 8f?to Press As
cociation, has railed a mooting of the
oxcouiivo committee and tho committoo
on. legislation to be hold in thin city the
flaming -Thursday. - 'I her? will doubt
1086 beft full' attendance of tho rnom
hern of the respective committees, as
mattors of groat importance are to bo
acted on. Tho usual time for tho an'
nnal meeting of the association is fast
drawing near,.. and it is urgent that ?:
programme bo prepared. '1 Jjo associa
tion usually meet* in early spring, the
dale always-boing left to tho exeoutivo
committee to llx. In addition to this
duty other details will' have to bo ar
ranged, such as inviting the speakers
and a dozen and one si mil arm alter 9. -
, AUr?c<l Irregularities.
At Columbia Saturday Mr. I/*Motte
coqpty r6x
NEWS ITEMS, CONDENSED, :
&0Utlier i? i'OtuM
W, w, Mottteomm-, m* of
?ho olao.it junetif in Uoorgii, died in
Augusta.
Columbus, CJa will go into tl>o
Southern Baseball I<e??ti*.~ A ; ^ *
?' The ?xtonidvo racing stables of the
Norfolk Driving ClnlS and Fair Associ
ation at Norfolk, Vft.? werAJwrned tM?d
IN v?l?#blo '7:aoi?? hOVec9r*lntlyillhg
John Mariner's #10,000 Tiddle l)e
Winks, were eromatcd.
Tho coast dcfeneo i&nveiition, which
?will moot at Tampa, Ha , on the 20tb,
now promises to bo important and in
fluential. ^6St of tho States will bo
etmigly i'ojyowntwJi ""
The big five-story brick tobaeoo fao<
tory ojf-tho . American Tobacco Com*
pany, 'at Danville, Vh., 1ms beou
burned with ita entiro contents. Loss,
$150,000.; fully covered by insuranco.
Itoprosontativos havo boon put on tho
market buying, hhd other quarters will
borontod.
nobort I aughlin wan hung at Brooks*
villo, Ivy,, lost week for the killing of
his AVifo and Mary Jones, hi a nie.co,*
noar Augusta, , v ? *
At Badford, Va.. an attompt. was
mado t(^ burn tho Wharton buiUUng, in
which ia tho c#urt room and dork's of
flco, -the -object being, it is supposed, to
destroy the court .records.
The twolfth annual convontion of (he
National Editorial Association is to be
held in Galveston, Tex., February l (I.
Ex-Senator John J, Ingalla, of Kan*
pan, is to looturo in Atlanta thin month.
The foreign domaud for Alabama pig.
iron continues to increase at such a rato
that thoro is still a shortage in ship
room. Tho trado, is regarded as porma*
nont.
The chamber of commerce of Macon,
Oa-, has appointed delogatos to tho
national monetary convention in In
dianapolis,
In an attempt to whitoaup and lynch
Ij, 0? Cooms inPorry county, i?y. , ono
of tho whiteoappors was killed by .^hoir
would-be victim.
l~- . _ ? *4* ? . .
L. P. Brown and Stephen Maysyck
woro killed at Otranto, about 10 miles
from Charleston, S. 0., by ;John Pop
penhiom. They were in a boat and
were assassinated from the shoro of tho
river. Popponhoini Burronderod.
Sonator-olect Money, of Mississippi,
has returned from Cuba, with, ho says,
much information . to bo used in tho
ne<U eespion.of Congress.
Firo at Athens, Texas, dostrovod
noarly a dozon plaoes of business. Tho
loss is estimated at $100, pOO.
Tho Georgia State Hailroad Commis
sion has adopted auy order refusing to
ohango tho recent eiroular reducing
tho railroad ratos on fertilizers SiO per
cent. ?
The franchises and properties of tho
Eleotrhvltailway Company of Savannah
worosfld at public auction last week
under ijQoroo of tho United States
Court. They woro bid in by Hermun
Meyers, of Savannah, for $311,000 repre
senting the stockholders.
At Norfolk, Va., William Downing
and Charles Williams, expiated their
crimes on the samo gallows.
The Southern Haseball Leagno met
in Montgomery, Ala., and decidod to
continue in business. Tho 18'.)(S pen
ant was awarded to tho Now Orleans
club.
In tho noxt thirty days there will bo
nehl in Florida three conventions ?
Harbor Defenfto, Tobaoco Growers' and
National Good Koads Congress.
The r>0th General Assembly of Ten
nessee is in session. The most import
ant work to come before that, body
the first week is the consideration of
tho contest filed by G. N. Tillman, Ke'~
publican candidate for governor.
At Loti Angeles', Cal., somo weeks
ago tho polico and sheriff received no
tico to look out for J. P. Folk, son of ,a
prominent South Carolina farmer, who
is wanted in Abilene Texas, for alleged
forgery.' Tho police got track of tho
young fellow at North Pomona, follow
ed him tq India, and lodged him in jail
tboreV"'
Ion.*"
lh? president *nd faculty of Storm
>*k* Collage, the ^e?by fc^ntthool
M8 western Iowa, wiT?.TWgfieo.^na
l^institotion is flniwsblly ett*uded.
TTh4 HouMooaumltM Ufl iiiUit* > ?#
kir? dm reported favorably tJfckWll of
Nashvillo Tonn., has recently exper
ienced a $000,001) flro. Insurance about
half. ? .
ii#*? 1}
All About the North. .
The convention of tho Order of Rail
?way Telegraphers has been called to bo
held in Peoria on May 11th.
Tho postofflco at Brynmawr, " Pa., |
which is locntod in tho railroad Btation,
was robbed of $0,000 in cash and $70
worth. of fetamps. Tho work .was done
by some one familiar with tho oftlce, as
the combination was worked and the
Hafo Opeuod in tho regular way.
It is currently reported that tho load
ing Prohibitionists and temperance
workers of JKniuisas have decided to ask
tho Legislature this winter to pass a
layr establishing a Jrftato liquor \llis
ponenry in Kansas.
At Laucaster, Ponn., Abo Henson,
ono of tho members of tho gang of
nnd outlaws who resido on the
Weltflt Mountains was shot and
killed by his. step?bw>the?y- Jorry
Greon, who is also a noted criminal
and member of tho same gang.
ovoln
a. C.,
Miscellaneous.
Admiral Bunco'# squadron of
tion is to blockade Charleston,
early in February, ..
The warm wcathor wiU pre von t tho
usual ico palace carnival nt St Paul,
Minh. , this Winter. -
tt is stated that Judgo Nathau CloAf,
of Wheeling, W. Va , Is slated for At
torney-General in Major MoKinley's
cabinet.
February 10 tho battleship Texas will
visit Galveslou, Tox.t aud.rcccICb on
elaborate silver servieo costing .about
Sd.OOO, tho money having been raised
by ' popular subscription through the
St Ate for which the vossel was named*
Senator Sherman has written to
Preflideqt-eteoti^McKinle*- that ho has
decided, to remain in the Senate iu
' RiTsskLii. in Aiioi/uAT?*>' ' j:
North Carol Jim's N^vjr Chief ttxocutive
B>Voru I in
At ftaloigh, N; 0., Tuesday of last
W$ck* BanieiX. linasoll wda eworif lit
as '.G overnor of tbia Slate for iour years,
gpxid a large assemblage of spectators
hw\ poliUoiftjis. Ilk message ww ftot
long. lu the oourae of fa kQ W?:
1 'There J? a ielriUution in histwy. We
give thanks to Ooo^U^A North Caroling
has declared for freedom of thought;
speech an4 action, for Toleration ana
respect for?thd Opinions of all and for
liliorty regulated by just and emial
Jaws.'' Ho says tho following matters
dewfmd JJva attention, of . the , JbsgleU* *
luro; An ineroaso in the tax
rate for common . .nohools arid
improvement in tboir rimriagemont;
the establishment of a reformatory for
young criminals; adoption* of vagrant
Jaws; tho investigation of/ tho conduct
of judges charged with drunkonijesfli
on the bonoh; oxtonsion of the criminal
court'.disti'ictfi bo as to ombraco huy;e
coupes and the establishment of ad*
ditional criminal districts* and rotation
of judges. do cOmmonds tho olection
law by whioh, ho aaySj we ave sayed
from disgrace}. Ho favors i oxtendW
tho juriaUicU<m>?^Ufl$*^ovor the ele<?"{
tion Jawr-Vii^ret>ntlitiw; of ihe ? treas
ury, ho 8aya/?1a auch aa to domand the
most Hoyero economy * The exigency,
should bo Taoed, 'hot" evaded; by the
abolition of tho labor commission and
geological survey grdafc'rovonuo may be
Baved to thp Stat^i aud by olosO econo
my in all departments expenditures
may be but down . Ho' condemns lynch**
ing, and suggests apeedy trials1 by ju
ries in remotttcountieB in favor of law
and crdor. Ho condemns tho lease of
the North Carolina railway in the
strongest languago; goes for the South
ern Kail way Company; asks a revoca
tion of lease and recovery of the prop
erty to tho State. He asks legislation
foroiddiug tho. parallelling of tho
North Carolina road; also pro
hibiting tho control of any rail
road Uy a system- competitive to it.
lie condemns lobbyists, alitVsaya the
General Assembly AviU bo called on to
deal with tho management of towns aud
citios and there should bo no attompt
to avoid tho necessity of protecting tax
payors of those municipalities againat
tho danger of misrule by the ignorant
olomonts. llo says ho wants no 'Tam
many. Hall 'government" in North Caro
lina. He favors immigration and the
passage of laws to induco it; favors the
increase of expenditures for ponaions
and homes for disabled veterans. Ho
Stands by tho appropriation to the Uni
versity, and says tho institution is ft
part of tho Stato. *' l' ,
?/ Arrostod for Forgery.
J. B. \$hito, a prominont commis
sion merchant of Norfolk, Va , Arid
Now York, has been arrested c^ai-god
with forgery. Tho charge is .brought
by tho ltfauhns Island Gun /Club, of
which he was secretary. A/quantity
of _ttyo club's stock had been sold in
Newl York by White, and it is alleged
that 1^-forged tho name of thetreasuror
to ohocka made payable to the order of
that oflleer and appropriated the pro
ceeds, amounting to some i$4,200.
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Seismic Activity.
On Monday morning' an .undulatory
oartbqua ko was " experienced iii the city
of Oaxnca, Mexico, the lirat shock bo
iug gentle, buf'tlie second was very
sharp, and caused much consternation,
but no barm was done of any conse-.
quonco. ThoTo is much rieianuo activ
ity in the State of Oaxaca, and at ono
point on tho Pacific Coaat earthquakes
undor the ocean have kept ilahormen in
coutinual alarm. . |
Sliot by Hie Victim's Father.
Monday, while Paul D&vis, a negro,
was being convoyed from Honrioo i
row loot distant, to no triod for onminal j
assault on Cora Twitchell, a white girl,
the father of the girl, (J. A. Twitohell,
shot tho nogro, inmotiug a wound that
may prove -fatal.. Mtflhcil was imme
diately arrested by the officers having
Davis in charge aud locked up.
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A I'ctcrsbui-ff, Va.,^ Failure.
At Petersburg, Va , W. II, Talley&
Co.. dealers iuilry goods and notions,
made an assignment. W. B. MoIU
waino is tho trusteo. There are a large
niifti tow of "Northern Creditors."' The"
liabilities of the firm are in the noigh->
bprhood e pf $17,000. Mr. Talley. has
Uieon in ^niBinesfi for "a long time and
hift failure was a great, surprise to his
friends. .
See Spots From Florida.
A largo black spot bnfltho sun has
causal great, oxcitewiout,- among th&
negroes of several /Florida' counties.
Tlio.v belicvo tho spot is a sign of judg
ment and, liavo quit work and are pre-,
paring for the end. j
Mr. Brycih i? ChleagOi
W, ?T. Bryan arrived in Chicago Mon
day for tho purpose of a conference
with his publisher in reference to his
forthcoming bopk.v lie immediately re
P?irod to the Clifton Houso, whoro he
had hib breakfast.
<iencr?il Novrs., . .
Hip wmks of tho Jifitt imoro OlassCo.-j
have boon started <et?r being idle siuce
June, Employment wan given to 200,
hands.
At Minneapolis Saturday night a j
Great Western passonger train ran iivfe
a suburban street car, injuring a tim
ber of passengers, one of wTiojti iriay
die.
At Johnstown, Pa.; tho Cambrilk Mill
No. I, the and t6-inchjm.ill8;-anr
Scrap Mill' resumed operations jfl
day, giving employment to many idle
men. Two hundred mon will also go
to?work at tho Johnstown Steele Com
pany motoy works. -v ?/
Thfc monthly croirrcportof vth4 Urtit-H
od~ States "Department- of A prion Kure,
which i3 usually issued on the ICth of
each month* did not appear, owing to
thodelay 1n receipt of reports. ' H
Geo. B. '.Woodward, of Chatta&ooga,
aged, was found-dead inrhis rooni~bav-"
| ing shot Jiim ??l I . D iecou r agemeat attx.
business iawiw- is believed to hay*
led to the act.
PreaWent-elect McKinley and wlfc>
ave returned to Canton and will ^
amy not leave Canton until:
their d^partunj for Washington about]
-Mtoeh V r - ? ? ;
Ftale or faoswER Lira;
, .7 ^ "ipfrM ,rv.~ '. *?!?.'*: - ? trr*'
i HtMlWQTXsM:*******)* ?f !*?
D1.IK IWCPB^IONf.
Wl>*? a lieporter i?lsee*er*<1 la
the HUtorJo Town of l>up?^W?w*t .
' Wifrtiiii<Mi? Escape lfroula Mtsera*
l>le Kxtstenee of ? Jjfriceudwut
ol One of the Flow i$9 Wa*?
livr# - e( ? Ooluul*/ . Xllttti _
i-r*he Talk of the
| Neighborhood,
/*oj|i (A# Ntu>?, to Mil, Afatt.
Mr, Hlratrt Spautding, who kra* foj- many
years tbe proprietor of the MatMpong
flouse, a Boston iutu^or resort. Is undoubt
edly as woll known as any man In Middlesex
county, Mr. spanning, besides having bean
d l>6\m*W9\ mfciwrarmraiwat*
deaaeudant Of John Hprtuldlng. a woll known
soldier wno was killed . In- aqttojft with the
Indians while serving In th? comnmmd of
Jbo fnmou's C?pt<iln John Tyqg In 1801, ~ He
also Is well known as the first loader of tho
i*?l*braled Dunstable Cornet Band, of pan
stftbltf, ijass,, fai?lM?rly known ?s the
"mounte.l baiid "- Altogether Bandmaster
BpHrUldlng is perhaps (ha be*l known OUteen
in town, and; rc^itioted everywhere for his
ttprlAhtne^ and rterljng bharabte^ ...
Mrs. Nellie A." Spauldlng Ja the wlfo of this
geuUeman, and nluvoit m \WS! known as her
popular husband. A reoent severe lllnew
Ffrom overwork and malaria caused grave
feare awong hw*?n?reroTjr?TffWW6TWe^;
and tho local physic/ana seemed powerlw?
to aid her, (Jnllls aM fever, impaired
a?t???A of h??ii and liver, wad gcnora* wret oh*
edneas were her portion. umjT her attention
wiw called to ftr. Wlllttms' ' PinR pill# fOrj
Pole people; and mt*m'WW Watt; Ou
Labor Day. Monday* Bept, 7, 18W, Mr*.
Bpanldlng finished the first boxof Pink Pills,
ami aha Informed^ the AVwfrte porter t hat on
that day she performed one of the hardest
day's work ever aeoomjQjjaked by he/. She
is Bill) taking PlnklNtllaaekrdlng to direc
tions, and all truooe of Malarial poison we m
to have vanished, V
"No one was mora aaton!lshe4 at my recov
ery jthan my husband and my neighbors,
and thoy are not anrpneed,'' said nh*, "to
flu I In me suoh a ehampton of what is dea*
tlne<l to become'# household medlolne, the
proelousPtnklMlla,*'
" At the request of Mrs. Bpanlding, tho
iS 'eiei raportet called on several persons ia
tho tyjvn ofT> unstable, atl blgblyrt'spectabla.
ladles of prorain?nc? In tho community! ha
fouud thom UStng'TInk Pills" with good
results, and after a fair trial will (so they
thought) bh ready to add their te-itlwoulals
to dial of Mrs. BpauIdlhgnStO thtiir medici
nal and curallve worth, especially in obronle
ctwoaof nervousness.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in a con
doused formwull ihei^lonjenis neco&mry to
give nt w llftl ftnd rloMoos to the blood and
retst or? shuttered nerves. They are an un
falling Bpeolllo for feUoh dlsaases as looomo
tor ataxia, partial paralysis, St .Vitus' danoey.
seiatiea, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache, the alter ottwis of UMjUrippe* pa'*
pilutloa of lUa heart, pala and ea-low eom
plexiona< all forms of weakness either in
male or remsle. Pink Pills are sold by all
dcaieilB, or will besont post paid on receipt
of prlo?i 00 ceuta a box. or six boxes for
*2.50, (they are never soldjn bulk or by the
100), by addreseluff' Dr.; WfjUama' Medicin*
Company, Koheueotady, N. %i "
MM H pa mm AnstnMe oourse to one petscA .
L U'L L th every eounty. PleeSe apply .
r ?? r r promptly to OaorgtA bu?t
? ? ? Iw Ab rteaa Ooll*g?, Ntcon, ??.
i.i>. ,>wn.nair^i.!?<*wlw m>ii >????? ?????". ? ? **v ??????.??*?
? S, N. U.-2.? ?Oir. ^
n ? ^ ? r
REVOLVER FREE. WATCH FREE
1 38 o her articles. Cost nothing. Ileadoureffer
FREE
Erotr t*r?on cfcU ?hl? tint mv? Mod* |
IM to t Butotnitfc. dou61? MtlOh, HW,
M <ir l? c*l. ?? R?vo?v?r. ? Mild
nick*) itftn wind ?nd ?t?tn ??? W*JfK
leWsknt tolled tfit II V?M Cli?lr}.?l?lDit_
irttm pnred t*kt 8i*xm? wuttii ?i.
to*lr coi4j>l*tt<l li Cuff button*, gold
r^itr' witch Ctmrm wortlj JR., 1
UnTAUmotid ?ol?d sold ft ?c4rf Ho,
1 ?!6?. Collar Huitoff*. lOOKuvelepe*,
i toi. hlali ?r?<U Lead r?6cU*,
1 I*?d Prtdl Sharpener, 1 rock
fti MewOruiiIuin and I fm*
u?l Sutton Hole SnuqncT.
AU ?*K, to ord?r t? lit'
trodflop tmr Clears, li th??
fR?
HUowftd. RemwnWn
rlctre. ftad th* 140 urtJrlet jiiitittl tv^TI " Jw Wft ?
kngink#,
HAWMIMA OOK* 1
wmmmxmr *imm
BHIOK MAOHINWH,
ifod alJ Uad? of Wood WortJ*# **
Kooaala tba South can offer you
grftdo good#, Of at Jow?jr$>W^v1
Llddell aad Wa*a*o#a Kagto*. '
?nly a raw houra \[i<i t row you. M
price?.
V. C. BADHAI
?KN?C?AV AMUUtt
Columbia, - * S.
fr~ ; "?'????'???/?? w-iVm
NOT HISLBADIH
MoDangiivIn Curing Oat
Habit, #f Forming JU
With careful rotation
crops and liberal fertiliz*tlp?
cotton lands will improve. T
application of a prbp^ fei
li2er^n^?^ig^^^
ash often makes the differed
between a profitable crop a
failure. Use fertilizers contai
ing not less than 3 to 4%
^ ? ? : --y.
Actual Potast
Rdiiiit
complete vspeesn^
OPIUMS
Vn~4, DK.4.L.?f*m
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From Each Count
the First Person In ?*eh County lb This or *ny Other Stnto who m?
nppiioHt.toitwHf receive n Six-Month*' Scholarship In either CoarteforOK
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HALF (lie r?gttl?r nite.
CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL C
% "-vurTmst ?>?>&
smm
iiifiittifer' "r> i
Y M. C. A.- Building ,
Vninabic C?i?log?o Vtt*.
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