The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1897, Image 4
H?v?i?*nk.
The now naval experiment tan* at
the WAahlngUm yard, In which minia
ture Avar sIiIjks will be teated, will bo
BOO feet loUtf UUtl 50 foet acrotix, and
liwldo tho water apace will bo -I7CV by
411 t'eet. It a will be U foet.
Running acre**, close to the water, will
be a eatfrlago upon which thero will l??
attache! a dynanTtonoter to ri^lbter tli?
re*l?tnnoo due to towing a mortal
thro'ufth tho bantu. Modele, vnryln# lit
kIko from ten to tw<e?ty feet, of every
now ahlp to bo built will bo attached
to thl/i machinery end drawn through
tho water. The wavo motion will ho
obaorved and the roHl8tan<o It olfi-r*
will bo calculated.
A Now York l>oy ?tolo stt-a inbon t
at LoutavUlo Unji fHhor duy and ran
away with It. Kort lariat oly tho Ohio
Illver hapixAUiKt to be in uho at tn<i
time.
Cu\ ft Corn a With l'hyoto.
Might km wall try (hat Mt to attempt tho euro
of Toltor, Kczcina, Kltigworm niut other cutan
?oni? ntlootloiifl wttii blood inoiUclim. TettoMuo
In tho only iihaolutoly ?/if? and certain romclx
With It our<> tH niuo. It'# mi ointment ti{t t'Otltd
lit di iifrKlutn or l>y mail for fiOo. In aiuiui'i Irutn
J. T, Htiii^ti'lno, .Savannah, Uu.
A UaitdHOiito M. A. h. Souvenir.
Tho tWboard Mr Titnoand .MorcbantH' line)
Miitem* Transportation Ooinpiuiy In arraiiv:
itntf for furliioi- derail* q( llic l'civ.oiiull ?
?Oondnct'cd Tonr In lT0vldeni:u. It. I.. and
tho Kaxt, Aii^n-t- II, have iH'tioil a handmiiiii- j
at ill Y onlr I'tolK" and button Tim n?- tup- '
i.'e^nts ono of (bo tatc-l smuvi'iiir dchiu nx, [
And In mndo of Ii)iiu rl hluiii ami vvlilta colly j
told medallion, wltfi metal rim On tliomi |
ilalilon apnoar* (fio S. V- I <, I'liiitnan Vetli- ;
bulo Limited Train runnlm; at full - J i
a nil Is iiiiiiii''! "I In' Cyi 111111'." On I lie bu 1 1 ?>n j
appeara'tlio M A1 M. '1'. l.'u. ami A. 1/ llnu j
trade murk* in blue mid ri^Lutth thoword? '
"A to you filing on tin- I 'roVklo/ii ?'? K*cur*loi>, ,
,\ UV.llhl 11th?" 3
Tho IjHiIkc* will only hi) > ({i veil to llirt |?ni -
vhajwrH of t'Xciirhlnu t iokftfa for 1 1 1 1 s oc< .vtlon,
hutttye luitt iiiik can bo moored hy addrcatlntc I
'I. .1; Audol'xnu, lioilM'ld I'afMi'iiiior At;i ill,
rnrtHiuOMlli, Vii.
'I bu attention of our reader* Is c > 11 <<? I to I In- j
Mania Syrup ad, in IIiIh isnno h loin ihe j
highest criilor fi ini'iit from parties who t un
not a iTord ivi tin about. It, .ami in altered totlo'
people IftM'a ii.ti' I lu'.v can not a ll'oni to bin llo
Kyi'Up. 'i liov will niako a iiiUlnka If t ho > ?l?>
not iji'.y this.
i IHtfl perron nont.lv nirwl, S'o Htfi or nervoofi
nouH after lin?t. il.tv'? iihi< of l>i KIio??'h Orc.aV
N crv a Keatoror. J ? I ria I bot tic Hint Vn n t i i? f rati
liJi. It, It. K i.i nk. JiUI.. Hill Arch Ht.. 1'hlla.. Pu
Mru. Wlnslnw'n ftootblnx ft y run for < hlldron
toottitnc, Hoftons tho ku nis.rnouciiiK inlluinina
lion, allays pain, cures wind colic, "Oc.a holtlb.
1 )mv? found' Plno'n f'uro for Pwnsumptlnn
i\n unfailing tiH'diolmv i\ i; I ,i.iv. I KX> .Scot t
Hi, tVivlnifton, Ky., Dot. I, ihdi.
W. II. Oriflln, Jac.kuon, Ml?li:pin, w ri t :
"Hullcicd an lib ('alai ih for iliici'ii vcar.- .
Jlnll'ij ( 'aUil'l'll ( illf ( u ri'tl nic." .Sold by 1 )ruy: ?
flats*, 1 6c. '
TROUBLESOME PIMPLES
i , ? ? i
Blood Porl'cotly Puriflod by Hood's.
"I Imvo hoon troilhlod with bhihII ro.l
]>liii|>!i'ii brcukiiiK out on my fnoo. 'I'lmy
CAUiiodino h Kii'itt ileal of pain. I Imvo
1/iUon .sovi.vrul )n.?ftlo? of Ilood'.s SRi'Haptirilln
and It Iihh Rlvon ino rollof. I have not hoon
troubled with tho |>lmpU<ri Mnoo I bo^mi
tftkijiK H-" LtJO* Visciiiin, y.'IO Wo.il 1 4 4 1 li
tftroul, Now York ('II y. ltomoiohvi
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Jh I ho bivd -111 fuel lint Olio Triio Klo il I'nrltlor.
iHood'a Pills euro oociHtl pution. '?'<> eutitw.
AND
Kftl'IOLy.
MONEY
ill u i, n i
MADE EASY
H LA l> TMJ8 ftN!) I MINK 1! f)\ILH.
Wo uuniioj mon iviitvJiuvo oiiortiy nut) kftt- ^
will ntv? (lifin it Mil iniiioii in ? lit. Ii ll-ov oiiii muho
woiioy rnpMly I lio liitmi' IxIum 1 1 k > > '- ???'l *?? >? ? -
Inctil tin* yonr /oilliil. IU'i|ulr<'H tin oti|iiiNl or Hn*"l
t'diiooOoii. Sumo of our lto?t ttnloMiioii loo country
Imp. Vollll^; DIKM or llhl will <lo. H> IMIIIIlTMtl. il I .
iinlck tool Hiiro. Wo li<\vo nooil fur ii" uion ?v I ( l? I n
Clio no* t tli I rt v ?ln.i *. I K> not ?vn?lo I Inn-, lull ? ill ?
lit unuc lull. <\ m'DOINK & CO.. I'llbs.. AUUlil.t. I. a.
II ADI r: CVQIID Made <>n your itlirlmn
jYinrLL OlliUr Miivii in u r. w minui*-*
' " at it <>om( orutiout 2J5 CT NTS I'fK GfULON,
by it new iii'iii im h, wliloli hcIIi lit f J |nii' kuIIoii
c.' "1 want lo i hunk j?n for tin. Mitplo Si nip
^prooiptt whloh I llml in om'oUotiI I enn roconi
liiond It hltfiily (o it ii y ami ivi'iy nan Kov
b'ain I*. Joiu'h, (.'iirtoi'KVlllo, (In.
Sund SI n nd kvI rooipo hi* htiiinp niiil invos
flintn. IJotuiIiZu for ii^onts,
i>. X. IiO TSIMOI^II, >1 orHnlown, Tonn
Dr. W, H. WAKEFIELD
?Own ho consulted In IiIh oflk'ti In ?
CilAICIjOTTIC, N. (
No. r>()l) .North Tr.von St root.
Oil any wook ilny oxi-opt \V??t||io?i|ity . HIh
prarll-'o in liuilloil to dlfonjios ol tho
Eye. Ea?. $osh& Throat
Wanted-An Idea s?S
I'rrtloot vour litonn : tliov timv Initio imi >\ih1IIi
IVrlU* lUMlN WKI>l)Kl!ll(M!N .S C" I'AUHt Allor
Hoy*, \ViiniiliiKton. i> fur iliolr $ :.??.*) prl/.o olfir
anil now lUt of uim ilioUMUi.i IiivmiiIoiih imntoil.
If. III? liml 1 1 in o In
B I ttl jg Wl Mi If. llio l?r?f 1 1 ill o In
SUMMfcR
i lulw't Pocket 1 nlmler, S 1 ,(Klt nil (Ii'iiki (nix.
\V. II. N.MITII A- CO., Moll i.l.i, N. V? l'r<i|i?.
DRUNK
A It I >H inu l'f siiYfil wlili
oill llirlr kliniTlr1|'.> liy
Al)<l-.Tu^ tho lum \ v).. ....
ourii for iIia .tiiuV. Ii<liii
Wrllo 1 ?.*iii i \ ii i 'lif.iuti .. I
Co., I)H liromlw*v. \ \
lfull infornmlloii (in pUIn wrapper) iimiVm in
/wvOSBORNC'B XT yy
&0 (U ii-/ <'dd <1 //ftfe
Aii*mtn, (J?. A o 1 1 1 ? I liinlnj., / K.iloti w
bwii*. Hbort tim*. burnt) B?ml f.ti <at?loga?.
?
,s. N. U.? No. at)^-"J7.
WORK FOR ALLi
Hondllir. o s(. inipo for (Till oi.i l i. iilur ^
I i Clinrlollo llrokorii jr<s Co., (fliurlolt.,l N < '.
MftiiKirtfit r/\reK Horn l'Jiiuiiod iKtL.
.1. \V. (itJN^fTrS, Tolo.lo. nil II,
UUfUSWHtltE ALL HStfAUS. i4
lJoat CoukIi Syrup. ThsKm UihmI. l)rd
In tlnui. SoM liy itrnwli'ty.
j OKK iron GUKTRNLAND.
iT'iriil. Peltry Not* Null to 'lOsJuMlnh ??
Uiisc of
'1 liu iitaam huiliiiK l?f?rk Ito|>e, with
1 jioiitciuuit l\ I'l. 1'oHvy uti board bound
fol norlhci u < 1 1 rtVnluiid, lytt MoftU>u ill
(la.vltroiil< on 1 1 K? I nib, fuUy,<*qui|>pod
I for <h? vo.yujiO, Tho Work of I'iovi*
MKUTKNANt t'XADT.
ionin^ tho vokhoI wan yomiiloted only ?
short limo bftforo she sailed. Thoobjoot.
of tho voya^o is to establish ft settle
mont tit ii romolo northern point in
(Iroonlaud \\ ) 1 1 < * ) i shall bo uho(1 as tho
base (if HupplioH fur tin) , expedition to
HBiuob for tho North l'olo uudor Lieut.
I'enry in I HUB.
A WONOKKI'I li UKI'l'IMS.
< I >y n .hi m liiu'r l> Inhorniiiil
J I ll< I .1 It ?<( I l??' V 1 1 1I|H" n 1 I 1 1 c I* I v c I".
A Now Yolk traveling man Nie.ontly
Hill vo' I ul Norfolk tiom ii It i p t h i oil Ij
Virginia and toil * ol a remarkable dis
oovoi'.y which w?ii ? oeont ly made b\
lishoruum np tholaiuo-i i" i voi near ( ity
I'oint a low days ?i"<>.
"I hud ht-aid a kooiI deal about tho
HC.eliory nloiif.; tho river," said ho. 1 and
wanted to visit two ??>? throo ol Iho but
lit' jjrouuUs "I tho Into war, so ' linisliod
up my bUtiincHH at I 'otoi trmij.; an wo it
1 1 v i ! r In ('ity I'oiut, < iencral ? mint _s olil
liciii l< piai t oi a. A ^roat many ol Iho
dtivkies moI tlioir I i v ? 1 1 ?.i "P thai- way by
nel fishing. 'I'ho uioiuiiiic uft or I
l cached ( 'ity I'oint, a man told
him some of tho fishermen hn?l
luii'.jht a hIihii^o iiniiniil, ami it
went no to I'olor Jackson a sliaiily '
could noo it Accordingly, I }-',ol into a
I mat a 1 1 1 1 pa id olio ol I ho old I nolo I oiu
darkies a (piarlor to row mo up to Iho
placo. I lo had hoard of tho discovery
and said it wiihhoiiio "womlorlul boast
thai no oho in those parts had ovor noon
bcfoio. Cully a hundred colorod brelh
roh of all ju/.om and -descriptions had
j;alhor<>d around by tho tinio wo had ur
nvi'il I ho ni-lit beloro, whiloJaek
koii and his brothor loot, boon hauling
thoir not, Ihoro wii.h an unusual comuio
tioii, ami, alio* dumping tho lish, they
were nsbm ishod lo liml a rotnai kalilo
look in;; reptile, a I it* lo less than three
foot III length It- lit liiht made a lively
1 i :4 1 1 1 , I hi I u mi liiuilly laid out by a blow
from an oar. I ho superstitious negroes
w o ro alnioht alraid lo row a^hoio
villi it, hut curiosity llnally
.noicniiio their lour. I do not
woiidor I lull I ho dark lo < woro ho scared.
It had fourteen or lilioen claws atlaehed
to short b'j^s hi >niel h 1 1 1 ; ' liko an allien
lor, also an enormous mouth, which
had boon pried open and was lined with
U-lv row a of loot Ii. I'lio tail was tdiapod
liko that of a wlialo and tho wob fooled
clawa showed that- it belonged to a spe
cies which could swim. Its color was
dark cioou, tho claws boiiuf red, also
port ions of t he tail and t he i nsiilo of the
mouth us well It had ono lar^o eye,
and a loii^ slim tongue like that of a
nuako. I am Irank to nay that I novof
saw any i bin;.; like it. beloro, and il I
hud been out with tho boys any during
the week, would ha vo t bought Hiiro t hat
1 'liml 'ou?,' but I bad boon sober as a
jud;;e for months before.
'* I ho tiling was lakon up to Uioh
moiiil, and from' Iheio sent. North to
M'llll' nal uridisl I bolicvo. It was noil t
on t ho slemuei' Virginia, of tho.lamo.H
river roil to o I Iho Old Hay liiuo. I
ci mo ah'ii;^ i<n Iho same trip, and tho
oHioei s of tho boat had quito a discus
sion about the animal or roptilo. Wo
hpiead it out on n pioco ot paper, and
one of I ho pilols while examining it,
hudiloulv made an e\chrnat ion. be
fore wo could io?k him what was tho
matter he hastened out and cmc.o back
u it h a map of t ho .1 allies liver. Won
derful to say, the shape of the tiling
whs almost similar to the many curves
1:1 t ho stream. ^The < 'hiekahoininy and
> ol hor rivers whft^li llow into tho. lames
river, con espouded with the Ic^s ol tho
animal, and w here the ri \ or w as bir^est
it was broadest. The tail was located
near Kichnioiid. and its month when
opened was voiv Mjnilar to the shape of
Iho Hampton Koii'ls between < Md Coinl
( 'omfort and Norfolk. I ho ollicors ot
tho steamer were so impressed \\ ilh tho
likeness that one of them made a draw
in^ of it, I hi liovo, and sent it to Iho
hoHih|iiai tei s ol' tho Ihiltiinoro Steam
Cackel ('ompany, which operaten the
.lames liner I ,ine of .sloamera between
Haltiuioro tool IJichniond.
I should think that the Smithsonian
I list . 1 1 1 1 < > at Washington wouhl like
verv much to obtain this curiosity. It
ma\ liavi* been h Southern idli^ntor,
which had gotten out of his latitude
and into the .lames, but I have never
seen an alligator b? lore whicl; had a red
tail and tongue and was ol Mich a vivid
t'.rconish tint."
Pi!S Clothes.
Tho fjood pill has a /.rood coal. Tho pill confc
servos two purposes; it protects tho pill, ou
abling it lo retain all its remedial value, and it
di/pguises tho taste for tho palato. Somn pill
ooata are too heavy; thoy will not dissolvo in
tho stomach, and tho pills thoy cover po*s
through tho system as harmless as a bread
pollot. Other coats aro too light, and permit the
speedy deterioration of tho pill. After 30 yoars
oxpQS.'jro, Ayor's. Suj|$r Ccstccl Pills hr>v o been
found as effective as If Just fresh from tho labor
atory. It's a .(food pill with a good coat. Ask
your druggist for
Oyer's Cathartic Pills.*
M.r.'^llT-MTltari.TttirAycf'.C./.book, loo
C*.,1j4yf*U, Mat*.
IWISSIl
I - ? ...
I he Senato Passes It By a Vote of
40 to 30, on Time.
jyUICKI.Y SIGNED HV M'KlNLEY.
Oroatont ICntli u si an in 1 51 mil (oh I (Ml,
I'loatdenl Dh(i<| i>luKU'.V'? I'cu.
'Mm 051 h (Jongremi A<IJoUrn?.
* ? . " ^
Washington, JulyiWth. (Social.)
[ 1' 1 1 o ? t h r i (V hill passed its lust legislative
'stage at 1 j?. in. Saturday when the
i Senate, by tho decisive vole of 10 to <10,
Agreed to tho conference roport on tho
bill.
The announcement of tho result was
greeted wilh enthusiastic applause bv
(ho crowded chamber. This dosed tlx*
labor for which tho Fifty fifth Congress
assembled in extraordinary aoHtdoii, and
alter stubborn roaistanco, at times
threatening a deadlock, (h|4 Senate
conenrrod with tho House ill a resolu
tion for the lival adjournment of the
bUbttiou at y o'clock tonight. Tho Pl'OM
dent's message for a ourrenoy commis
sion was received, but tho bill creating
the commission wa-t not aelod upon.
The closing day was prolific of u aeries
of inouionloua scenes, each of which
alone would have been of ex I inordinary
interest An analysis of tho vole bIiowh
that tho affirmative vole was 'cast by
thirty-seven lb-publicans, olio Demo
oi'ttt (MoKnory), one silver Kepublican
(Jonas, of Nevada), and one Populist
(Stewart).
Tho negative vote was oaat by i.'8
I 'emocrais and two Populists (Han in
and Tumor). Mr. I'ellor, silver lie
publican, and two Populists (Allen and
Itutlei ) wore present and did not vole.
One Populist (Kyle), and one silver Re
publican (Pettigrew) were absent
without pairs, which \\ u? equivalent to
withholding their vote*. \lthough the
result was a foregone conclusion, yet
thin did not abate tho eagei interests
attaching to tho close of a great con
Us?l.
( 'oil) plimonlary resolut ions lo t ho Y ice
Piosidout, Mr. Ilobait, weie adopted
ami at !? o'clock the tinal bcoiio was en
noted by tlie formal adjournment of tho
session
The l'.o<l to I In* lioit.se.
I he last sortwion of tho House was !
murkcil by many interesting e\ ents. In
addition to the tinal act of the Speaker
in nllixing his signature to the I'inglev
bill, ii bill providing for the creation of
a currency commission was crowded
through in the closing hours.
The House rocesaed until after the
Senate had adopted 1 lie conference re
port ami one in i mi to and thirty one sec
otida after the I louse recoit venod thceu
grossed bill was signed ami on it:< way
to I he I 'resident.
'1 he Inst step necessary was taken at
tho White House when the President
affixed his signature at ?! :0'l o'clock
with a beautiful mother of pearl hand
led pen, which Mr I ?ingley requested
(ho President to use, Tho President
recognized (In* right of Mr. l>iugloy,
though lie laughingly commented on
tho diminutive size of the pen. Ho
then tippomled his signature to the bill,
asked the date and wrote "July "Jltli,
approved" and tho bill wafl an act.
WICKKIiV COUMKItCIAIj KIsVIKW,
.Mint and lliinU <'??hIi < ? rows- - A Ins -
K la'N < Kleld*.
Mosius. K. (I. Dun A" < '<>. 's weekly
roviow of trade for tho week ending the
iMth, Hftyit in | art: " I ho oik! of un
certainty regarding duties on imports
^1 von creator confidence alike to those
who ha vo opjioHtui, a .ml to thoso who
have favored llio change. I ho greal
idren^th m stocks, esipeeiul ly in the
(iraiif;t>r lint, reflects a heavy crop.
Tho lemiirkablo rise in wheat, jiot*
withstanding tlio assurances based 011
heavy buyiin/ for export am! belief
that foreign demands will I ??' good,
must be added iih un'>ther evidence
of confidence, scarcely observed a
wooli ugo, I ho heavy iuorca-e in re
ceipts of gold, whether Iroin one. side of
tho A lanka horilei of I ho other, swells
deposits at tho mints and in the hank*
of this country, and if the yields from
theBO legions answer current. expec.ta
tions, they may ho eipiai in inilucuce to
that >>f the discoveries of gold in Cr.li
foi 11 ia.
" I he one i ctardirg foree. thostiike
(if tho eoal miners, ha a causod the dos
ing <>f a new manufacturing works for
w ant of find, hut nog?l iatioiis for .set
tlement are pushed with hope.
".Since duly VM tho price of wheat had
l inen Is! emits hy Wednesday, when ii
reset ion of four coiiIh was not Mirpriv
ing, hut tho close was $ cents ad vaucc
for tho week. . j
"Corn o.xporUyar e still heavy, (!, '?;{?"?,
bushel* i/1 /July, against y,4'J I ,S>JM
last year, whicjl perhaps reflects more
certainly to thl> wheat movement tin*
actual conditions abroad.
"I'ho textile industries have lo:d
ground an tho curtailment of pioduc
tion in cotton for a lime iarealU again.
'I he demand Ims increased, lmt tho ac
cumulated stocks of goods must be re
d ii cod before importaueo to liny cuu he
i' \ j -eoted.
" The failures for the week have been
hi the I'mtod Slates, again ->t
last year; and in Canada, again? t V!'
last year.
liolnj; to tlin <?old I'lclds,
"On to the Yukon" is Ihoerv in ('an.
ada, which has boon struck by ihogohl
fever. In Victoria men are mortgaging
homos to rni'-o ninnov to citable them
lo gel to the gold fields.
Will' I'i'imI lei r?l,
'I'ho London Times predicts war be
tweoil I'nglnnd and the tinted States
ami says confidential communications
between Mussiu and tho latter countrv
tiro being exchanged as t?> tho Alaskan
boundary lino.
I<> nelied lor .Miinlcr,
At Cofl'eoville, Mi.ss. , .Tim Sellers, a
negro murdoror, was tnkou from I ho
county jsil at I'ittaboro, Calhoun ojiin
ly, and shot to death by ft mob.
l,ahor DfiiOtiililoni Powderly.
In New York tho Contral Labor
Cnion nftor a long wrangle adoptod tho
following: "Kesolvod that tho appoint
ment of T. V. l'owdcrly us Coinmis
Hionor of Immigration is tho greateat
ortlcisl insult evor oftorcd by the Fed
eral government to orgauized labor."
Kirffc<l llfr Ilaby In a Dream.
Mrs. .Tofloph Midkift', xvifoof a farmor
living near Hamlin, W. Va., dreamed
that she was pitching brush, and tailing
hold of her infant child lying, beaido
her she uncoimcioualy pitched tho lit
tle one to the floor. Tho child died
from tho effort* of ita iajntta.
NtWS n f MS.
Soul herb I'enVII I'Mntijrt).
DoVoiiior'H (Jurtrds, c?f Austin* won
thii interstate drill at San Antonio,
Tox. Noeloy J^oimvoh Won tho Zourtvo
prize.
I >i". ?Scott, brother in-law of Covornor
Bradley, biiporintonqent of tho Kaatoih
Kentucky Imnntio Asylum, has boon
declared" unlit for tho place by tho
grand jury, and It in removal demanded.
An insurance com i^uiy lias withdrawn
itn business from (iroenvillo, N. C.i
I'itt county, because it did not deem it
safe to continue ita hufdnoaa in a tow n
controlled by nagrolnt.
Uhmoral Lrtfuyetto Macaws, tho old
est surviving Confederate major gen
eral, died 5-umday at Savannah, (la.,
The stew arts in t Ik* Methodist church
hi \|berlsvillo, Ala., finding their
i'Ii ii re! i rovonno iuaullleiout, hav?>1evied
an aitiiual tax of $10 oil oftoli tObftooo
diow iug member of the congregation.
I |,o | ? 1 1 ? 1 1 in mi u I to work admirably and
to bring in a goodly rovonno.
It in reported that Florida will got
hoiuo relief from tho hated wator hy
acinth. A rod spider is said to he rap
idly destroying tho plants.
President McKinloy has appointed a
negro Collector of Internal Revenue for
( loorgia.
Nashville, Tonn., is soon to be in
telephonic connection with the entire
South.
The Young Rusineaa .Men's Associ
ation, of Richmond, Va. , have resolved
to invite tho (hand Arinv ot the Ropuh
lie to hold its encampment in the' above
city in IKill).
.Jim ( Jroy, a negro, wan lynched in
Rnurona county, S. ('., for an assault,
on a 8-year-old child.
Tennessee lift) insurance agents have
organized a State association and elect
ed officers.
t i. T. Johnson, a brokor of Athens,
( ia. , committod snieide at Spartanburg,
S. (!. No cause is assigned.
The oreotion of a twenty-ton cotton
need oil mill will bo commenced at I. a
voiiiu, (la., at once.
The Charlotte (N. C.) News is to out
in Morgenthalor typo-sotting machines
and thcroby improve their paper.
Tho Ainoriean Warehousemen's As
wocialiou will liohl its seventh annual
coil volition at Nashville,. Tenn., Oct.
VJO "J I and '?!!.
J. II. 1 jinn, of liorkeley county,
South Carolina, eominitlod suieido in
Columbia by swallowing laudanum. Ho
feared sunstroke was (lie unusual cause
of tlio death.
.lodge I ox, of Wayne county, Va ,
has declared unconstitutional tho Indi
ana law that no convict-made goods
from other States can bo sold without a
State license.
It is said that in tho near future tho
Pullman car company will have large
shops orected in Salisbury, N.C. , which
will bo tho headquarters fur tho eastern
division of tho company.
The contract for printing tho I VJOt h
volume of the North Carolina Supremo
Couit Reports have been rta warded to
the .lames K. (Joode Printing Company,
of Richmond, Va. , at ftSM-l. Nash
Bros., of (loldsboro, wore tho next low
ost bidders,. '5Jil?!l. In all there were
seven bidders, four from Richmond,
There h? a good deal of? com plaint at
this worlc going out of tho State.
AH About the tforth.
A lodging house that will cowl $850, -
(100, where working people can find
comfortable homes at cheap rates will
soon bo completed in New York.
Twenty thousand men weirtjin lino in
Chicago at the dedicat ion of tho monu
ment to ( leu. 1 yogan.
Tho Nauinbaug, (Mass. ) oottou mills,
at Salem, have doeided^ to close for a
number of weoks, and 13, 000 operatives
have been so notified.
English sparrows in droves, not to
nay hordes, have picked all the grain
the wheat stalks in a Hold outside of
Wabash, 1ml.
Tho Naumukeg cotton niillHof Salem,
Mass., will on August lid shut down
for two weeks, thereby throwing over
: a thousand hands out of employment.
A cloud burst at Youngsto'wu, ( ). .
? Hooded tho town ami valley washed out
tho trucks of the Jirio Railroad. It is
almost certain that many people were
(Ii owned.
Four women and two man were kill
ed by an e.fphwiitm of cartridge# in the
factory of the AVirtr;hoster Ariyft (loin
pany, at New llavoif, Conn. An over
charge of a machine,' it- is thought, was
(lie cause. v
At Topeka, Ivjan. , A. Hubbard, who
was con victed of embezzling ?8,000 as
receiver of tho ijlamilson Printing Com
pany, has boon Aentonced to throe yearn
in the penitentiary, by Judge Hanson.
Representative Mitchell, of Now York,
has introduced in t he 1 1 nuflo a hil I to es
tablish a currency reserve fund for the
redemption of Cnited Stales and Treas
ury notes of 1800. Tho fund shall ag
gregate at the start ?1 fit!, 000, 000, of
which not over $100,000,000 nhull con*
sist of gold, and tho remainder of Cni
ted States and Treasury notes.
XI tsrcllaiieoiis.
Armor pinto makem decline to furnish
tho ( iovornmont tho pinto dosired at
por ton.
Tho Malloy steamship lino Ims cut
rntes oil freights botwcen Ualvoston,
Texas, ami Now York.
Tho London Spectator has hoiho hard
tiling to say ahoiit tho T'nitod States
tn connection with tho passage of tho
tiiritV hill.
It is reported that ox- President
Cleveland will, in November, he form
ally tendered the oflico of president of
tho I'nivorsity of Virginia.
Titers in very little change in tho
minors' strike; the lav as to woighing
coal before screened is to ho tosfoil and
suits are to bo brought against opera
tors.
Various sections of Kngland have
boon visited by toirriflo thunder storms.
In tho northwostorii part of London
llooda have ocoilrrod stopping railway
tratllc ami much damage has been done.
Floods have alsoocourrod in Kssox, Bir
mingham anil Warwickshire.
Washington Gossip.
? Tho Hpcretary of War is' considering
A proposition that has been made to
him to establish a military i>ost in
Alaska.
Tho President sent AmomgA to Con
gress iwst beforo adjournment recom
merffKng the api>ointraent of a enrreney
commission.
Tho President sent to tho Honate
beforo Congress adjourned a number
of nominations and the Henato con*
Armed several appointments *bont
which there were no conteats.jjacluding
AW?i LMhrop !o "be district attorney
for Bonth Carolina, and W. fj. 'Clan'
Mwfl to be a? oyw it OhmMU, N. C.
McKinley Recommonds the Appoint
mont of a Currency Commission,
SAYS PEOPLE DEMAND A CHANGE
Urges That Ho l*romt??<l ??? H?h In*
auKiirutlon 8poech to (live Hof??e
Kolioft
I
'i'he President on tho I'llU sont tho
following message to Congress:
t'o itw Vonffi'Ciis <{f Uh' I nitt <i
/In my message convening tho Con
gress m extraordinary session, I culled
attention (o a single <?l?joc*t Thftta
measure providing revenue adequate to
meot tho reasonable and proper ex
penses of tho government w?a neeea
sary. I boliovod that- to bo tho moat
pressing subject for settlement thou. A
| tflll to provido tho nocossarv rovoiyios
for tlio government litis already passed
tho Mouse t?f Hopresontativos and tho
Honate and awaits tho executive action.
Another question of very groat im
portancoin that of tho establishment of
our ourronoy and hanking system on a
hotter basis, which 1 commented on
in my inaugural address in tho follow
ing words:
"Our financial ayatom needs some re
vision; our money is all good now, but
its valuo must not ho further threatened.
It should all ho put on an enduring
basis, not subject to easy attack nor its
stability to doubt or dispute. The sev
eral forma of our paper money oiler, in
my judgment, a constant embarrass
mont to the (tovornmont and imperil
u safe balance in tho treasury. "
Nothing wa? t ottled more clearly at
the lato election than tlm determina
nation upon tho part of tho people to
keep their currency stable in value and
equal to that of tho moat advanced na
tions of the world. Tho soundness of
our currency is nowhere questioned.
No loss can opour to its holder, Tt is
tho system which should he simplified
and strengthened, keeping our money
iust as good us it is now with less ex
pense io the (iovornmeut ami tho peo
ple. ?
'1 ho .sentiment of llio country is
strongly in favor of early action by
Congress in this direction, to revise
our currency laws and remove them
from partisan contention. A notable
assembly of business men with dolo
gates from twenty-iline States and ter
ritories was held at Indianapolis in.Iau
r uaiV'of this year. Tho financial situa
tion commanded their earnest attention
ami after a l\yo days' session tho con
vention recoinmondod to Congress tho
appointmontof a monetary commission.
I eomtnoud this report to the considera
tion of Congress. Tho authors of tho
report recommend a commission to
make a thorough investigation of tho
monetary alVairs and needs of tho coun
try in all relations and aspects, and to
make proper suggestions as to any evils
found to exist and tho remodies there
for.
'i his subject should receive the atten
tion of ( 'ongress at its special session.
Tt ought not to bo postponed until tho
regular session. T theroforo urgontly
recommend that a special commission
be created, non partisan in its diame
ter, to bo compoBod of .well informed
citizens of dillerent parties who will
command the confidence of (.'ongress
and the country because of their special
fitness for the work, whose duty it shall
be to make recommendations of
whatovcr ohangos in our present
banking and ourronoy laws as may be
found nscessary and expedient and
to report thojr conclusion on or bo
fore the first day of November next, iii
order that the same may be transmitted
by me to congress for its consideration
at its lirst regular session. It is to be
hoped t hat tiio report thus made will
be so comprehensive and sound as to
receive the support of nil parties and
the favorabln action of congress. At
all eVents, such a report cannot fail to
be of value to the executive branch of
government as woll as to those charged
with public legislation and greatly as
sist in tho outablishmontof an improved
system of finance,
WlTiLIAM MoKlNkEV.
Executive Mansion, .July 24, Itfi)?.
| IIANNA AM) THIfi STKfttKKS.
j lie. flavors Any Plan Tltd^WIII Heller
Uio Condition of Men.
Senator II anna was in J'ittsburg,
I 'n. , Infit week. In speaking of tlio ef
forts to sottlo tho Htriko b3r arbitration,
| ho said: "I am in favor of any plan
I that will bettor tho condition of tho
men, tho main point. That their con
I ilitioh needs bettoruiont everybody
knows, and I will givo my hearty sup
port aud oo-opcrntion to any inovoment
! looking toward that ond. Uniformity
is lacking, and Unit issomothing I have
always advocated."
At Charleston, W. Va. , the indica
tions are that the coal miners' strikes
in the southern part, of tho State are
practically over. The strike organizers
have abandoned these three coal fields
and are leaving for other parts.
Commissioners Connor and Torhune,
who wero appointed by Governor
Mount to visit the Indiana coal fields
and report on the condition of the min
ers, have submitted their conclusions.
They iind that about H,Oiti> miners and
families will need assistance, if (ho
present condition continues. Tho Gov
ernor has decided to issuo an appeal,
suggesting some kind of a reasonable
relief for the striking miners ami their
families.
Heavy shipments of iron wero made
from the South during the past six
months.
1,00(> Men Given Ktnploymeiit.
At Louisville, Ky. , the Avery plow
factory hos resumed operations after a
throe-years' shut-down, giving employ
ment to 1,000 mon. O110 thousand ad
ditional workmen will be given em
ployment gradually in tho future.
Woman NontonceJPto the Ilock l'Jlc.
At Danville, Ills., sex distinction has
boon wiped out in tho nolUuueeurt by
Magistrato Timmons. Tho jnstico has
sontoncod Maggio Sellers, a disorderly
woman, to tho rook pilo for thirty dftj'S.
Tho woman took tho sentonco nonQhal
antly. 1_
Lynching DoaounooJr ?
The recent outbreak of tynohings in
Georgia has aroused tho ministers of
Atlanta. Last Sunday sovoral sermons
were preachod against lynckings and at
their regular woekly meetings appoint
od committee* to draw suitable resolu
tions expressing their viows of the min
istry or Atlanta in denunciation of
lynching.
i ' ? "? ? ? ?
Tn the Circuit Conrt at .Tonesville,
Va, Cha*. Mullin* was sentenced to
flva taara ia the pe?*te?t?a*y for hold*
ing CqI. B. Prico jftftd relieving him
of * quart of wniikejr aud ,a pistol.
[LIZABETH
COLLEGE. ?
for worrtfcN.
CHARLOTTE, N. 0.
KQIIAL TO Till? HICnT
Collects for mott with every fcatiirouf a
high tirade College tor women added.
A FACULTY OF 15 AI'KClAMH'fB
From ftt'hoola i t International ropiitn
tlon, as Ynlo. Johns Hopkins, Amhornt,
1'nlverHlty of Vlr?clnl?i.r?eMln,N?w hint
land OoiiHorvatory, 1'ftrlr, Ao.
Til KICK CO IJ It MICH
I -cat! Inn to decree*
<? HOC I* NYttTftM
Willi olfcHlW
MUSIC! (ONSIOUVATOIIY
With course leading to diploma. I'loe
Ori/an.l'lano, Violin, (luitar. Banjo, .Man
doll n, Vocal.
AIM' C ONMKUVATORY
Kttlfcnurao to diploma -nil vartotla,. *
KT'l?l4 COM.MKUCIAIi
C'onrHo 'ruAolxir from Kastman.
A HKKINIOI) 1IUMK ?
With every modern eonvonlenoe.
OWMATK
Similar to (hat of AmhbvjV.i.*.
COMMON m/||J)INO,
17~ ft, front (iko,14:< ft. deep, i n tor I oh hlu'h,
Ivjilit of jiroHfiod brick, lire pfoof, with
every modern. appliance.
Catalogue sent freo on upplloatlon.
Address,
KKV,0. II. IUNO, I'rofihlcnt,
Ohni'loMo, N. V.
EXTF?A
SMOKING TOBACCO
Mario from (he Purest, Rlnest nnriBwoetcst leuf
(frown In tlio Golden Uoit of Nortli Carolina.
Olnnmllo Honk with each 2 or.. ]>oucti.
A 1.1, vott to cjsyj'8.
A IMcfiflnnt, Cool nnd Delightful Smoke.
Lyon A. Co. Tosacco Works, Durham, N. C.
TASTELESS
C H i LL
IS JU8TA8COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 5Qcts.
(Jil.AllA, lt.I.B,, Nov. 16. 1893.
PuriK Mcdlclno Co., . I/ouli, Mo.
(ientlotuon Wo sold tool year, fiOO bottloH of
OHOVK S TASTKLtfHS (Til 11,1, TONIC mid huvo
hixiKlit tliroo plrGurty thin year. In (ill our i'i*
poneiu'o of H yenfs, In tlio drnu IhihIiiuhk, linvo
novomolil fin urtlelo tliutuuvo sucll iiiiIvoibiiI cutis
tuclluu ui your Tonic. Youib truly,
, -- AllNKV, CAIIR &CO<
h GREAT CHANGE!
We want nu n^i*?t in overy town Iii tlw V. H. anil
Cminili. No *.x|>rrli.<tice required. l.ndlcs niakn
iiioet diiccrsii/iil ngents. Wo jay tulury or liberal
commission. You i'uii worV nil tlio time or lelnuie
Imuiin, mill can eanijfrom r: I < > IIT TO TWKliVH
111)1,1, AIt? I'lilV IMY, Wn Khali giro.)
5 COTTAGE LOTS FREE
To our !i mo^i wuvobsfnl :<cii ( h . TlifSft tola ?re
wort li !S I .OIM> raoh now, will I'O worth 83,000
\\ lien lime* improve. 'I'licy nr?* lor?tr?l at
I'KTIT DIANAN) thi? imrcii ?il" lli? iUafiii
poumI. If you ilo^lro to V# ? I
? >1 it <i in It mill will work ff"" II V li II
there 1h oiio of tin-in ? ? m. ?
Write at our? for full particular!! to I )ia
l?. M. I.. A- 1, t O.lll'ANY, < - llcl fuM, rtlc.
8. N. U. ? No. ?qr-,07.
.'?? Ml?? In. >-4 oouif&ito -tyati'Ml 0 f . F.lovrtt
Jnu', Huirliitii.', Uhmidaj; ami'4 Jpiiij kin jg
*> niton. Htiij'lc, in vort labor,
liMikrri you rmutov; \\' ritu for
lOfc'lH fi !K> ot)lOr 0(|l|?Ult, .
HANDLE
I lie 111 <>f*t luiiirovi'd Cotton (linn, Proasea,
Kicvatoru, .Kutflnca and Ilollota to' li?
louiii'l on lti<> mnrkt't, My Horgbftllt M*Jy
IJ? am Haw Mill Ix, in hIiIi pllcity and
ch-ncy, a vvondor, (ioru MHIh, I'lanore.
( i h 1 1 k iiiiiI all Wood Worklhtf
M?ciiUii'ry. I i'l?li<ll and TalboU Klf*
gtiH'H aro tho bent. Wrlto to run bofofo
buyiutk
V. C. OADHAM,
(Journal Agent, Columbia, 8. 0.
" the BAILEY-LEBBY Hi
ENGLLUbKfi HI Of; HULLtsR, TtiO only inpahtntf
i nm ?u<w4A4inJk^*ikk*v'wUw
(or clcuiiink r<>utfh riot* in one ojuiriUion.
MILL SUPPLIES, S8SS5 S: saw, "
CORN AND CAN* MILLS, RUBBER
AND LEA+MEWBELTINO,
Iloso, I'ackiiiKH, jt''itLinuH and Uraaa
'Gbodsi 'T?rgi.'ht 'fll'ocK of fill j>|i](<*h South,""'
liowoat Prices, Prompt Hhlpiaont*. Jllua
tratoil Catalog uo Purnifihtnl upon Anplloa
tlon. Try tho li-l, Oo.'h Anil- Friction
liuhbltt ^Iftal, tho bret for MllllC SPEKI)
mnclilnory'.
CHARLESTON, - - S. C.
?IIH I'lVITND Hl.i'l'KK tfoVHttNMBNT ha#
I adopted tlio KrolOy Treutmonl'th tho Rol.
dlor'n 1 1 oiiicrt ami In am J lintlt niton forth#
exclusive use of (ht< Kcuillnr Aritfy. *
MU.onoti OflllM, I Produce oaoh n <1Ircar?
lObftGOO USING 1 havo* d.Mtnlto ontholf
ok .v. i J?o dls? .?M? yields easily to tho Double
< 'hlorltfe of <+oM 'l rentmont its adiniiitntorott
at. Tho Ki'olt y Institute, t?reenvill<\ O.
Detailed lu/orinal iiiii iimiK d on aimlioatlon to
- THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
toit iiox :t7) *
crcf.nvillf, s. o.
Tho <>\|,Y lirolcy In?lltiilp tu 0. C.
TO EVERY ONE V'HO WANT8~A
t i tooil |i.it'oi?iikd Koad w yf* WImi to
j on run'l make n niistiikd la buying a
I'lfcDMON r. Kro your dealer And on II for!l.
I' jo lully ui'iarantoo our wnijniiH h nil you can't
buy a bettor job on earth at thv orioo. Wrlto
us If your uu'iv'hant don t. handlo thnni.
PIEDMONT WAGON C0.?
ItlC'KOK Y, n. 0? "
nAVIUSON COLLEGE,
u DAVIDSON, - - N. C.
SIXTY-FIRST YFJIR. . . SP.P/tMBJB 9, 1897.
Common for A. Is . i;. S., niul A, M. Pogroes.
Y. Af. A. Hull anil Oymonsimn.
Ti'i* 1'rufwsorfl niul Ijibtructorfl.
J'oiir Iifiborntorloa
SEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
CLASSICAL, lilTKKAItY,
IMATIIKMATIUAL, HIHMCAL,
SC 1 K NTT K I C, C< >31 M K U<?? A Ij.
APDHKSS THE PRESIDENT,^
REV, J, B, SHEARER, 0. D., LL. D.
cubemont College, hickory,. Ti. c.
UlrlB nnu
yomitf women.
i.DOiilUm a no
I oil health ro
sort- Ton
seliools in one.
$KK> IMA NO
given to tho
best music
gradual"
Mountain
iifr unci waiep.
l'"or cat al'?: lid.
S. 1'. II lltlOII.
A.m., 1'ies.
ROANOKE UOLLEG?,
B ? fKriocnB5!:?.,*iu*?4r? SALEM, VA.
Coiiivok for l^'trroi'S. with Klrrtlv. h; liltsli H(?t><)nr<l.
Alro < vin'l ;*'hI rrrp'> i;?'tn>o*. Mbrury Al.'XJII vol*
ij]ii< h, uoj Mii.t )?!-?( ?!"? > i Rood ??*? ?!'#? Is tt llfl dlaol*
iillui' ; six i It'iidi"* ; no lim-rtiiiin*, 1 1 <??* frr< f ill
S)i'iiii|?lii |. i-i?i l. hi. \ I'i'v moilrrnli* cxpriiNnn.
S|m clal li i in ; l i <?? ? (? >r ministry mid sons
r>r inlnl.sU-1 a. tic'l Lu.-iIitM |infl'"ii?i;f from iiiniiy ?SinK'g
and M'v.-ml foreign t-oiintiliu. l ilt yviir luring
Scut. IMIi. fulalo^iii1 fu'c. I.. M?'ll r> noliln, TretiS.
(F.
RIDGE INSTITUTE.
OttTY SIXTH YEAR.
Stu?hMit9. ClnsMral and CommcretAl.
'flic iiixl Hest Kquippmt
Fitting School in t lie. South. Adrirusd
l?Kt)KKS,S()J{8 MOIiT,
OAK RIDGE, , . , N. C.
PATAWBA COLLEGE,
U N HWTON. N. <?
Next KcskIoii August Ji,
l-'iill AJ'Hilcintv'. I tii v { ii< sk mill f'nIW'Kliitt' <\'urw *,
with iniipt<~ nti.l Ait. Ii'ii aif.niiiillrlii'd hint nietom.
(Join) H 1 ; 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 K . A|>|niijitiis. I.II>I((I t'lc. Ihtironxh
work it lit) n,tul?.|jtli' f\ ci'iis(*h. Purt' water untl
inoiinlalii o!r. U urlh* Iwrmins hrl|><vl, Cutaloglio
Fret*. For pnt tlftilaiK ndilivkn,
RtV . J. C. GL API', I). D., I' real (lent.
RUTHERFOflD GOLLEiSE,
Ht?>?; (imi irlrl- trrpl/d as human IiCIi?kS. 0"<l *
tntmht Imw t<> make n ll/ln*. TffMoil fiiiinurlal
lioliu-.s. mill ut' Kltl C< u<i! this lift; ?lili r*fei-en4e to
tlio llfo lifrt-Aftrr. Will Iv. Alirruvtliy, mblilrnt,
HulhoiTtird College, lliirhr Co., C.
BAD BLOOD
PIMPLES, ERUPTIONS, HLOTCHES,
SCALES, ULCERS, SORES, ECZEMA,
and CHRONIC SWELLINGS.
ARK WONDER* WORKERS in
(lie cure of any disrate caused by bad or im
pure blood. They eliminate all poison?. buiM
up and enrich the blood, enabling it to m aie
ntw, healthy tissue.
PURE BLOOD I$EANS PERFECT
HEALTH, and if you will use CASCARET8
they will give you GOOD HEALTH and a PURE, CLL'.AN SKIN, free from |
pimples and blotches.
To TRY CASCARETS is to like them. For never before ho* i
(here been produced In the history of tlie world so ceitocl and so harmless * !
BLOOD PURIFIER, LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR. To um j
them regularly for a little while means m. j
AltDr.??5 Pure Blood and Perfect Health. I
1897
HAVE MADE themselves the leading bicycle*
on account pf thoir quality? mot on
account of their price
1896 COLUMBIAS, . . . . . S60
1897 HARTFORDS, . \ . . , , . 5^
HARTFORDS Pattern 2, r ..... 45
HARTFORDS Pattern I, . . . ; . . . Ad
HARTFORDS Patterns 5^and 6, * . , , / 30?
j" ?-.*? jjOfejojbfvK * ~
POPE MFG. CO., I Iartford, Conm
free from any Columbia A- Ter, or by nmllf root us for
? 2-cent sUmf^ .