Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Must Come South. I (Vuimonttog 'editorially on the aub- j Sept of immigration, tho Jaoksonvdlo 1 I'imoB- Union Bays; "Tho resouroos of tho Houth ai'o far moro variod than thoso of any other part of tho country. Ita olimato in tho boat. It has hardly a ? natural disadvantage when compared with othor sections, and had tho social | ? and political conditions been tho Bamo all ovor tho country from tho 11 ret, it "would now, w? havp no doubt, bo tho Boat of tho greatoBt population anil wealth. Tho proxouoo of a largo nogro population in tho Houth will still havo h tondonoy to keep out the immigrant who la a moro laborer, and wo aro in ,elinod to think thin fortunyrto for the Houth, whoso supply ofjrrudo, low priced labor is ample for her noods. llut it will no longor keop away men of Homo means Booking opportunities to u so their capital and labor to tho best eOoot. Thoso aro tho kind of immi era n't s tho Month needs, and wo expect .nor to got them, mainly not from ? JCuropo, but from tho North and Wosl. " llor Hler n l?l?no. ( Tho latest thin# In Mors Is a piano, and the credit for Introducing tho iiov-4 elty belong to Jessie 10. Clinton, a Ken tucky music teacher. Sho had been a pianist and until her health failed a few monhts ago was a teachor In iho Kiunerset (Ky.) schools. She was com pelled to resign und go to her mother's homo In Louisville to die. While Bho was ahlo to ho up sho played dfl.lly at her piano, a largo Aqua re model. When sho became too weak to play she had some of her friends play on the Inst miiicnt. ?lust before her death she told her mother that she did not wish l<? hi> laid out in a collln, but upon (ho piano, which sho had owned for ten years. In compliance with her dying wish {ho body was laid out Upon tho phujo, which wnH draped In white. Thy re it remained until the funeral pervhvi were ended two days biter, when tho remains were transferred to u casket and burled. T)ctcottng Icplmi-Ri, One way In which the crew of an ocean steamer detect the fact that they are Hearing tho neighborhood of Ice bergs is by observing the action of 4 lie propeller. The water surrounding I ho vicinity of Icebergs Is much colder than oidlnary for a considerable distance around, and when the vessel enters water of auch a reduced temperature Hie propeller runs faster. When this .action i? perceptibly increased without the steam power being nugiucuPsI, word Id sent up flom tho engine room to the odleer on the bridge, and a closu lookout Is kept. <'oiil(ln't Toll. Stepfather Is counted for two words and grandmother as one b.v the British postal telegraph authorities. Who . > o.sk cd why, in Parliament, the post master general was unable to reply. New Servant ?I foend tills coin upon your desk, sir. Master I'm glad you are honest/ I put it there purposely to test your hones) v. New Servant That's what I thought.-- -Klhigende 15 la Iter. 1.1 To Ihii'I Worth I.IvIhr to onr> win/ suljrti u tli<> m-MMenlni; Agony 'if l-'/vin-i, 'I'i'iift jiiiiI Mi* h Irillnllm.'. Il' liliiu* ikln I'jHr; Dii'S. Ivvn y tiitlijlini'ss cf llio skill flolii a ' i ill|.!<> t In iVlli-i (tin) lilnirimim nvi'ii <?( I' Hl inlliii; Is ?????! 1 1 ?l o t < Iv < 1 1 < i ? ' k 1 rniil sill '?!> i Uti.it hy IV.ttoi tin'. Is ?-?hii I ? >i t worth .vi ithIi to )'?.?!; 7 Thills ihi> j ? ? I > ?< ? ?>! Ti>h<'I|ii<> fit ilru*? Kton ?? nt < y irf.ii i ? it* i-it.'o in aruiu|><t from J T Muij trim, ?*a v,ii ii i > ; 1 1 1 . ?>.i. 1 1 ii w '? This ? NVo nflfol' Olio 1 1 u tid i fil I >? ?I I ? i* ? liKH'iti'il f ir any on o ill Catarrh Hint I'liunot Ii ? ournl hy Hull's ? 'ntiiTh Cui v. .1. CltKNI'.y iV Til., P. ops., Toll'ljo. (1. Wr, tln> iiinliTsii:iM'il, huvr known I-'.. I ('he nry lor tlur In I . v? nrs, uitil Inihrvo linn im' foi llv l.onnr ? I ?l <j in nil bunim-** I tin rii'Mmi-*. nini liuiimiallv ;i*ilc fo carry out. ntiy obli^n 1 ion in ill' I iv tiiri r (1 rin. \Vt:ST iV; Titi'AX, Ditiptfls's, Volnlo, t)lt\i. i \Vai>Iiin<j, ICinxan' iV- Maiivin, Wholesale DniiftilsU, Tolrilo, XHilu. Mull's I Mt:i nil ? 'mi' is I ilk i>ii ihrrn.illy, i rt - int: nil", ctly upon (lie. hlooil and mucous siir turns of til ? system. l'i io i.V. |>i< hot I li?. Solil hy all l)rui.":i'st<. TcKtitnnniuls free. 1 1 a II'.-. I'miii!) Pills mi! Uii- host. Fits porinniKMitly oni-dl. No fltn or norvous iii'ks iilli'i' llrf-l ilnv's iiw of Dr. Kliiir's tlrral Nerve Urstol i'i $!} 1 rial l)ntll<> and trc.ltls.C tri'O DH. I*. II. K'l.t.M', LM., t1,tl Anil !">t., P1jI1:?., Pa, l-'or XNiinopini? t'oiiKh, I'iso's Carols a siir. < i-K-lnl n nn it\ M.I'. Hil l Ml, Or ThtWM' Ave.. Utoolilyu, N. V , Nov, tt, I "M. ATTENTION. V\ KM HHS! I'll'" l'\ i<?*r rrnt on "piuiMi Hi rtl JfirliH, Iik'I ???llti k nt \ t ?t ? itntth .(IIIK Jni lt "I. \ I .lacks I i ? ? l ? him in Illicit l ?<? *i ?. iii-k ...I S | VI to $ .-???. Ilr.n > \vct(.'lil .liii'kt-. 1 ?' !'? It.iti I \ 1 1 S'>lil|it. Iritril ctii'l ri tt.ihl ? l*rl' i' Mil' |ci I t'i cli.iliii"' it ( I <- <- Writ" i iir i mi i'll?*iil? m ulioiil e i 'I 1 ii l> * ..rilv I'lKIIMUNi ' H?( H I Vll*l (tirt'H Hush. WiiJKrr (??'iimlii IftiMTMorc BY a NEW ROCSSS^^onT'^'r, n ll? fill' jSSt I |>it call" 11' M?<> Maple Sll^ar in.nl>' ( I Hill miiik*. "i'whih l<> ill. ink tun lor tin- Mn|.|i< s> iii|i n ?? 1 1 ??? h lili li I <1 ii- 1 I- ' vi lli i:t. I ran r< ??"iiiiin ii'1 it lil, !i' v I.- aiij anil i-M'i v one." Kev. ^ain I' .l..n. < l< i ? villi*, i hi Knitl $1 pDM.ll drill r ami ri l iii'lt"' i I .Ill' I I *\ I ? I fl.l l ? } i li'liyiltil ill II ri'i'lj i ? i n* ciliiK a'l ili'pnrHiiciti.v' IMuan/ii lur \i:onti. .? \ I .fi'l ??!'!?! I' -f | , ? Mnri Js:?iv, h. T. iiii. .SMITH .NIUIIT'il AND HAY FEVER i REMEDY. Soli I under a positive <<>( o )<??>? > fjuii runty. Suni|>i<*s l ief. I ,. SMI rilNir.HT, <.'l?'Vi lii ikI , (). - ? - ! R% ?? All# ARI>H ??i?n |.(. ?av*rf wi'?, 1 0 HI HI II If out their k in *\ |i- l> r i> " 9 SLJ I AiiII .U|T tli" ttiaiVrl Q I I I IVA ruro for the Innl im' l" RJ 11 U IVIl ?rlt.? lt?n..?? I'l.Tinlr.il *am " Co., 1)6 Hrcmlwav, N V. I Full information (U? plain wrapper) in..il* I f<. ?? j OSBORNE'S Aiicnnlii- <-n. A?Mn?l l>u?nn>?? Nolrji C/ bwkv bliorl time. Cbnnp liuxrd- banil lor BOYS-YOUNG MEN I" ?><*?! In tlil* j>fip<>r th? ?dvortlv^mi'nl 1>A VIS f 1 1 MTAKV NC6IOOI. ict to vrM ^umntrol ColottdoCoM Mtn^ Stock. Kr?i???<>le cotnmlMtotn for |nfoirr..% tloa, ?>l<lrca*. HKN A. BLOCK, M .r.rt<? Mining Stock nictitate. 3.*-*./ 40 * MILLIONS A YEAR fl A fti A?o<Suki;i> AT HOMR; ??ni1 tlAinb , (UAwlitwsa $TIUYIWC0tLE#E?l2!^ft2tffiS^ vlflnlKVI ? liVkLCQC Hand. Typ^wrltir.r &4Xrkk##iring. Rett, Cheapest . Situation guarant tta N. V.~nj. j I mo. irr-Mmont fiTH. N?wBernft,N.< ,?fi? '97. J. r niUM. fMMWdrMilfir. tlnclo Sains Latest Scheme for Protecting His Money, ?EXPORTS ON THE INCREASE, \ ?. t\ < (iliti'sc Mlulittr Duly on ? I'nll Kxninlitiil loin Will Son ?t IM/? I'd 1 1 1 1 1 j. ? < >1) . ? Tho olovon vaults ami four Hifos v\ 1? i ?? 1 1 protect llio \ us t h u 1 1 1 s tit money hi the Troa-iury nopaitinoi.t urn luinl y thol.iinl til ' ci tljfi tlio ordinal v cxiii'lis in ii it would attempt tti rall.o. I in 1 ?y time IocKh ami speeinl watchmen, compassed round l?y ividls of stool ami eoncrotO, tlioy do illor a tempting field foi oven ilm must -l> illfill or MUiKiiino Kni, ;lit <>f i'iio | it i ? my. 1 1 ! I . j n?i Kullirieiit time, any .Iiiooliuiiirjtl < niitrjuiiirt; must yield to 'tiliollioi in iK 1 1 1 ??? 1 Imm Is, ami tlio of i lieials Imvo i tfoiilly in: tailed a now syftoui of I hi n; I a i alarms t ii a i would ! in alto llio IrcHMirns of tlio nation Mafo if limy woro Olil,\ ^'UaidoJ l>\ slu t I iioo IVl.'OS. 'i'hi { h\ sfoin iiotv covortii;j all tim vaults of thn Tien ucoi 's ollioo an woll ua tlioso of tin) I'oi'ii'tor him I ('ouip lrolloj\ pniviili'H f.ir n KCVlea of jackets I i n 1 1) >4 )li?< Ha I oh aiitl vaults, ooiiiiccUkI o!i olio general circuit, us wolr as < oiinot i ii^f oaoh vault on a separata ouoiiit. Tlio-o jacltota m ?> complete o It'ft r ifii I conductors, ami 1 1 mi slightest iillompt. lo tampoi ttilli iiuy of I lio vaultfi t>r safes would tin n iu ail alnrm to tlio oontml wnteli station of llio tlopai t nmiit . as Woll as to t lio oltit'o of an t lm-li io pro tect'vo company on l ifttioiitli ytrcet, iiorl Ii west . ttucli au alarm would not only imlioalo tlmt ltn< vaults worn I ?o - in tampoi t"l wit Ii, IiiiI would imlioato Hit* exact position of tlio tin onioned danger to I nclo Sam's millions. Should uny of llio connecllm; w in s lio cut an ularm w oiild .immediately iii?lii*:tt*a such not iuii ain I its local i> ?n. 'I ho regular lull rivil nor v ion ovainimV lions I In lion < tl'O oounlry tor all oljj.sfH lit' < m?\ tun men I olliccs w if I muster only ahotil n tpiarler or a third of 1 1 1 < ? usual numhoi of < :i 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 it t Tins is I lie. picdi/liou limit! I ? v thot'ivil Sorvioo ( 'oiumi sion and Chief Ivlami ner Servon at'! ihitl.fs t i i i falling oil to Hut nnu.-ufll i* itinl ii|i|)lioants o\ 11 1 u m i t*i I (luring I lie pt iii?;, when a hij^li' water mai l; w as i fit .hod, I lie imiu her of ii| >1 >1 k*ii ? 1 1 ?i examined heim; an iucroaso (if OtlC llUHllllI Jul! ('(Mil OVlM- till* I I tS - iuttltnj,' lull or spring. This r h ?? 1 i was lint lo tin* ohtiuoo ol adm i u ist i at ion and tlio civil service exlentions niatlo I ?y ('resident ( "ovulantl As n losnlt, ami in viow of an inadequate oxumiuiii;; foroc, tlio commission is far in arrears in marking i!m> papers ami I l.uoo of llicin, all submitted duriu;.; tlio spring examinations, luivo vol to ho rcaoln;tl foi marking. I ln? a;!,'|i'o^ato inoliidoa relating to I ho railway mail ser \ 1 1'?>. iiikI I, I 'll !<t llit! classified service, litis unprecedented arrearage lias Ik-mi n ?i'ont factor in delerriti;.; applicants from ji | ? i - 1 \ in;* for oxaininut iona al this I line. ?t?h Assislanl J-'ecrotat y of Interior Wch st or I 'avis rernlci cd an important tie oision in a pension claim, involving the ilelinit ion of a valid man iajro. Thn pol icy laid down a Hoots a ^roa! number of /a sua. Tlio issue is made in I lie oaso of the willow ot William l>. Thomas, who served in oi/iuj any \. New N ork volltn loors, honv\ artillery. Mi . I 'a vis holds: Whcro il is allow n hy I lit* evidelHV that both parties fully intomh'd ami consent ed to the maintenance of hona lideinar itai t idatiuu.; at and Mib:;otpio:il lo (lit 1 1 tin) when they wore competent of a pro i >.i' tin;: impediment, ami did con sent lo tho maintenance ofsitcdi marital relations hy consent and continuous co liahilalton, nek now ledtrin^ each otlior is husband ami wife, anil lining univer sally recognized as such hy Hit! com ti i ii ti i I y in whndi they live, joining tlio .Inireli iiieinhorship, uniting in tloeda ttid con veyauues as Inn-hand ami w ife, i nd ilepyi irti;,- thcilV'oiveK ;;cuoiall v in leoordfVnee with j^ood morals, a valid muriate ia Of seiitially established. -??*? ISoorctnry tin :ro Inv< issiit'd a l iicnlar lo collect -ms of ciisl titis regard ins,' tin! re\ 0 ion of tifO new laritt lull relating to idmission of personal I >11 '_ri; ?i ;4 1 ' The provision of lli** iaw places wearing ap parol and personal oHccts on (ho free list, hut (hi1 exemption ol thoso reluin in;', from abroad only includes what Ihi'v took with them and .""SIOU in \aliio f article i purchased whilo absent ? 'Miobim weatili;; apparel in actual iim? of perFOns niriuiif,' iu t lot I uitcd States the cii' llhn iiitvH, 'has been at some I i mi! i t >n : ? 1 1 si iqJ In en i brace ai t i clot not actually a?toiiipan s inj; the pi .son :-.'r, hut which are foiwardod ? months fjifter the invin i ariival. So such iiluml t nn -li in l it..ii can he placed upon thi! law ic, it linw c\i'.ts under which only r lull niticli'.s act null y -nr company i n :t >h?' pac ??u_ ci ai e ontifi^'iT' t o t roe en try. ? < ? Tin* fi;:nrrM t?f Iri" ? ? \ | ? ? > 1 1 s 1 1< ? ) 1 1 tlm t : iiito'l Mates fur tuK lifiw ii it i it. i vifM river 111"* ?'Ki'ii'sj ? n n 1 1 1 ; . ? t > i ? > 1 1 1 1 1 last - j? ?? of about S I. . !('(). 'IIIII. II... donicstir ??\ polls I list yrin \\ ? ? I ? ? lli?' !.ii:;ist hi imr j 1 1st ill v. lin- t ? > t h I ?'\ pi -1 t H m .1 II | v w? TO I ." I In* i \ | ? ? ? I ? for llii< lir. si hf\fil Illl'tllllS I.) ?lw \r;u \\'Ti> ?" I'', 1 \ **?'?', against :<.'?? i. <n?", idc j 1 1 1 ? ? lirst sr\cti mouth:- i>l last \imi- I In* j I'Vpol Is of H;;i il'U^tUl 111 | >1 ? I ? ? i I S show II f ; I i lit 1 1 ? ? ; ? i i'ii <? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 J4' I In* period, \v Ii i It* 1 1 1 (ISO >>l 1 ? l >? 11 II fi?<* t II I eel products l in lean id. I In* c\ ports of ?pi|d for .1 lily urro s *, hi',?, Mit1, against si 1. ;?:?!. \ > for .Inly, i |M:M5. all. I In" tin- lirst months ? ? I thi-iyem .<?<> V.:i.o; l . ii-.ainst S il/iJ-,', S; I < (ill l]l!! ? ?? *1' !"?* ?- 1 olid 111;; period last year. ?If > '1 11** n<M\ i It iiio.s*) lnmi-tfi at Wash in^ton t" a ' hnstian and a 1 1 : ?* 1 1 1 1 >?*? <>l I ?he l!)>is? n|.;il rliiii.ii. W ii ! . 1 1 1 n I'niit: j was educated in London tdi 1 1 cull oil till # 1 1 ?.? Kimlt: h I is* i in I?.;., lie has h?:?!ii j made director of ( hums#* riiilroads.con ncctod 1 1 1 1 I li?' uryot i.?t ii-iis for peace with Japan, Ie<;al ad \ i*-?T to t In; \ icerov ! l,i I lung < Ihhi*^ and other things *o 1 1 i credit. -?e ?? The inter-Stutu Commerce Commit- i sion decides that a railroad cannot issue a joint. luriH' of i ufet* between it and its connecting camels without the consent or colictti rcneo of tho latter. "***~ ft* Tho Treasury Department ho* isnurd telogrnphic instructions to tho Collec tor of Customa in I Detroit, directing him to mini it free of duty bicycles in tended for temporary use in tho United States. Tho Collector lias boon keep ing out of Detroit m/iny wheels owned by peoplo engaged in business in the city, but living just across tho river. ' Tho ohW js to relievo residents from this inconvonieneo. ft- is thought that a circular of instructions in tho tame liuo will soon bo iRRued to nil Collec tor* ?long tUo bonier. NEWS ITENli Hunt hern I'lt It I j>?. WylliGVil|<M Vu. , ? ?? | ?i .? Ik having Mfc A distinct l ui Ui'piuko shock on tint hh. The Nashville A Knoxulle Kailuay will iW>k sul/xci ipl loll from (he i ? i I y of Nashv 1 1 1 o. An itJiuuul trado review plai'OM I l?o Texan cotton crop fui the Bunion of 1*1X1 UT at IiiJW hales. I ho fei lili / Dig win k s of Allison <V Addition, in Itirimionil, has horn de fdloyod by Hie. I wo deputy marshal.'! won) killed and two wwii ?:eriously wounded I ? s moon shiners in I 'ope count y, N a. At liiilliu, N. nine miles from Iteidsville, the depot of t ho .Southern tiHilway vin-s Mtiiu-U hy lightning n"n?l totally 1'ou.sunicil ita contents. A violent rain ami w iudslorni struck Wallace's Show at lloalioko, Vn , dam aging it lo the extent of several thoua It II ? I (lolllll 14, A company ha* heon formed in New York fm building a ship cauiil nerosa I' loi i<la connecting tlm Atlantic with Hie gulf; it will ho of MiiOiciclit size foi I lie largest \ e> Hyls, (lie | 'l/( ii I of tin) Vine Hill Huuibei < '? ?n | ?;? ii \- . ill Nino Hill, Autauga conn tv, A IiiIiiiiiiii, lnis luaMi burned, together with I )? ? i n 1 1 1 <_c huildingHand nhirge lot of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? i I ,o: a iioo;, insurance tin k IIOW II. Iii lialoigh, N, IheSnmlay nde ol cigars, fruits, iced drinks, mineral waters, etc. , has l?een Htopped.and now there i'i talk of stopping the Pale of n j ilk and tlm publishing of a Sunday newspaper and its dolivory. In Charleston, S. < '. , Itohert I'M wards, colored eomm itted an assault on llaltie Vanderhost, an * year old nogra nirl. I lie assault was made at tin- ^iiTs home wlule t he mother of the child was upstairs rocking her baby to sleep. The screams of tho child attracted Hie mother's atleution, and running down stairs. discovered Edwards who had ac complished his purpose and wan making his escape. When arrested ho admit ted his crime. All About III** Nim'IIi. Texas w hiteeaps have begun to givo warning1 t ? > i In* ctli lorn in tlmt Statu. ( A ( liinnsr. ami a coal black negress ,\vei o mat l ied ut I ho ?' oll'orson v i 1 1 ?? (i ml. ) ( Irotna ( irceu. At (llonwood Spring. 8, (\>lo. , an ex plosion of coal dust (icciirs in a mmu; twelve bodies liava been taken out. Meinott's big 1 1 in 1 ?i ella ami bicycle handle factory, Cherry tamo, Wost liriglilon, 1 1. I , Ima hcctt burned. Waller Kennedy, of Pittsburg, Pa , liaV* Itcun a|i|>oint<!i| lit i n inloi* of mini's, railways ami waterworks of Cliina. In Now Vork, (ioorgo .Wollinari, a laborer, dralk two flaskn of whiskoy ono after t ha ot hor ami then foil to tlio floor a coi pse. Tho Colorado Republican! hojd u Slat o con vent ion ami nominate a Iroo silver man for tut promo court justice; tlio silver I It-publicans also uominato him. Tito Pennsylvania I'einonats on 1 1 orsei I I ho ( h icago plat form in strong term.';; Ilarrilv will resist being re tired. Charles A. Norton, cashier of tho Hank of Duraml, at Itoekford, III., has disappeared with his pockets II 1 1 cm t willi boodle. fusion lias I icon accomplished in N c hrask a by tho silver Kepiihlicans. Populists ami Moniocrala putting up a t ickot. President McKinley niado a speech tu a crowd of 7;%, 000 or |(.io, ouu people on tho Ohio State Pair t: rounds at Co lu minis, Sept -'d. A mass meeting of citizens of Pales tino and Anderson counties. Texas, adopted resolution.'* against omnibus Mi iko resolnl iiuis. The Post National Hank of (ireens lung, I ml., has failed. It has a capital stock of ijiuo.ouii ami on duly '."U h tlio deposits we.ro I ? y act tin I con it t I U. (ill!) people het v\ een ? I uly I and August Vs left the Pacific coast for the gold regions of \laskaaud I he K loud i ko tog ion . Wisconsin's law tc<|iiiting goods made in prisons in oilier Slates and sold in Wisconsin to ho labelled, lias huen doolareuMi ucoiist itui iomtl. ( 'i imimil records of (ircater Now Vork show' that i>e,t8otis committed suicide from .lanuary (6 dune, the ma joi ity heing men. ajul tho popular methods shooting ami poison. I lie rirlioi nier ( irac". of P.aneoi . !M?\ , i'ii p*; i / e( I ami sunk twentv .nilesea-t southeast ol I'ybee h-laml. tmar S.tvau nail, <di She Milled Irom New N ? >r K with n cargo of Mill lot Savannah, ami tollf sixteen tin glllis l"? the Tvbee foi l i licat ions. I lie. captain and , row ot seven iiad to io-.v 5 f f ? I miles to i ea<'h land. 1 1 isi cllaneoiis \ snow storm bwcpl over iSeotlnnd oil t Ii<? 1 1 1 1 . i'oim | ?! ft el y eovenu;* < 1 1 urn pirtn hl!i? with Ml"" !t estimated \rw V-nK alone has sviil tnii, Oi'O to I he '"until to help int i v ? ? t In; fi < >| ?>>, * TIm' ; tork (it provisions nt l>attS(<U ( it\ is Mii<l t?i l't> already I ??><*?? 1 1 1 1 n low sill'.! v nt UMi foi nrmv im mc\ italle. 'I i i :> Zionist ( '<111^1 on; at. Ilasie, Mw it /.erland. unanimously adopted a programme for to ???; t ahl isli i ng the ! I o i'ti'N in I'alestine. Asm- taut SoereMry of Stilts A dee linn (jono to Kuroi t? for a two months' va cation, w'l'iioh !i<* il! spend hiowlin!? through Fiance 'I ho pric,e of hi oad i'i I i ? I J 1 slowly III London, ami tho outlook f ? ? ? the winter is of t lie gloomiest kind. The ? ? i * y 10 ouires TU.O'JO <iuaiter8 of foreign wlient wceKlv. independent of flour, ()ao of the negroes appointed to the navul academy failn to appenrnt time of appointment for his examination and so foi feits hia appointment ; tho other i:< now undergoiujf examination. A letter mail to the Klondike will ho established under the reciprocal ar rangement oil September 11th, letter ; to he foi warded onre a month, ? -fj \\ illartVs 1 iuUd."ono of tho hiatcrical hostolries tfT~\Va8hin>jtou, 1>. has heen closed hy a United StateH marshal as tho result of the failuro of the lessee to pay tho rent. John B. liaird, formerly a woll known citizen of Atlanta, (!a., and at ono time Adjutant-lionoral of tho State, wnn drowned in tho ( hoxapeake an?l Oliio canal near Washington, L>. C. " 'Ihy? ptfi'o who out raxed and murder ed a wimo woman in (,'ofTeo county, A I ahama, muno weeks n#o, ho? heen cap tncfrt and i? in jail at O^ark: the nherirt fifty k Ko will uot 1*1 low lum to l?< lynched, Bindsticot Reports a Continuanco of the General Expansion of Prices. LARGEST AUGUST T RA.pt' VET, llenvy ttx ports Tin* Warm Weather llaH Ahhiiioc) (|?o < ?>ru <'roji Num ber of KmhIiicuk Kuilures. ? Hi ndstieot's commercial review foi tho woek ending Saturday, Sept. 1th, nn.va. Tho proviotm activity in till line* of Undo ia maintained. Thero is a bet tor tono to th<> demand from jobbors, anil 1 ho volume of businetiH in wool, lout her, clothing, liats, grocei icvn ami light hardware has increased. 'I'lioro is a hotter request for woolen and cotton poods, jewelry and i ubbor {-oods, lain ion and shoes. Somo wliolesulo merchants at Western centros report tho largest \olnino of August trado on record, I horo has boon an increased consump tion of cotton hy Southern milts, ?Western Iron and steel mills havo or dors to keep them hnsy until .January I. In tho (.'ontrul Wostem States tho bituminous coal i>triko bus had a fur ther depressing ollod on tho gonoral industrial situation. At lluO\'orthwost Bomo commorcial houses hftvo lutd to (\^ork overtimo to moot tiio demand for j?ood.s, and tho warm weather is ro poi led to hnvo practically assured tho l.'idiiln corn crop. On tho I'aoilie coast Wi'oat oxports have boon checked hy inability to socuro crews for .vessels. .Mercantile collections have improved in some sections. Last , .week's gonoral and unprece dented expansion of prices for stuplea is continued, wool, cotton and woolen fabrics, hides, leather, whilo pine lum ber, sashes and doors, iron and steel bara, billets and rods, wit o nails, barbed wiro and Southern foundry iron, wheat, corn, lard and sugar having advanced, an I higher prices being expected for bonis and shoes. Lower prices are ro corded for cotton, wheat llonr ami cof fee, while those for oats, nork, print cloths, petroleum aud cohl are mi changed. This week's ex|fortof wheat (flour in cluded as wheat) aro tho largest with two exceptions? the second week of September aud tho fourth week in An g n s), IS'.H. The totid shipments amount to U,V0M,',?I7 bushels, against .r>, I I'.i, bi i m h ol h last Week; !<, bic-hcls last year; ?,yil0, yui in IN07; i{,yu7,H00 bii'thel.s ii< IN!(|,atid 1, 0!?(), 000 bushels in Tho shipment of corn is also lar^'O, aggregating It, INA.IMM bushels this week, against] y, OH'J, |*>y bushels hiut week; y,r>y7,f?y(t bushels last year; l,W),:}T0 bushels in !H?a; iy?,000 bushels in hS'.M, and <570,875 bushels in ISO.'!. Thero aro IPS business failuros re ported through tho United .States this week, against 210 last week, }};>('? in the week one year ago, 181 t\y^j, years ago, 1'07 three years ago, and as contrasted with :t!0 in tho like week of ItWU. There aro ::o business failures reported from tho Canadian I 'ominion t his week, last week the total win ilO, and a year ago it u as ;!(>. him Co. 's report su ys Unit failures in August IN!)?, wero not IT percent, less in number than in A ugpst IS1H5, but in auiountof liabilities werbTOporeeut. less; .lulv and August allow lower average of liabilities per failuro than lor any epmrter in tlio last twenly three years; tho improvouient extends to nearly every important branch ol business*. TKIAliS OK COLD SICIiKKHS. Two I ImmisiiimI Itluckuilod Hy linpos hil)U> Hugs. A Seattle, Wash., dispatch otflho 1th says all efforts t ?? break the block ado id Skaguny have failed utterly. Advices received by tho steamer Rosalie, which left Skaguny Monday last arrived here today, stato that when the trail was opened Monday morning i.\ (too men ami horses were striving In nut over. S6011 tho path was in as bad condition as it was before being re paired. When tho road had boencordu roved over the miry placet*, tho logs slipped out and the horses went lloun dering i:i tho mire, manyol them never to emerge. Hundreds of those at Ska g nay have given up all hopo of gettiiur through this winter and will stay till February at tho foot of tho pass. Hun dreds aro coming back from tho trails, stopping at Sknguay or .luneau for tho winter. A few more adventurers will try to go over when tho first freeze covers I he bogs with ice. K n (1 of tho ('out Strike. A Columbus, (>. , dispatch enys.ihe end of the great miners' strike is* In night. The national exeetulivo board of the I'nited Miuo Workers liavo agreed lo recommend to the miners a pioposttion to tho Pittsburg Operators for a straight price of 0/5 cents a ton, to continue in force until tho end of tho year. \ Pittsburg dispatch also says the mine operator's committco have return ed from Columbus. Chairman Chleu burg says Hint tho conference hoi ween tho miners and oporators was a very amicable one. He said: .'-Wo fool very sanguino that an acceptance of our nr. eont offer will reach us from Mr. Dolan shortly, and nro convinced that every mine in the district will make a stall on Monday tho With." Case Dismissed. The ,1811 it of the Kdwards, of South Carolina against Trinity Church to re cover a largo tract of land in Now York city is dismissed bj* tho court. A Wordy War In Virginia. A wordy war has boon opened in Yir ginia. Senator Daniel has sent a letter to tho Lynchburg News, in which ho replied at length to (Jovornor O'Fer rail's recent interview in tho Washing ton Post, in which tho Senator was ac cused of inconsistency and other t>ins more or less mild. Accepts tho Nomination. * President Soth Low, of Columbia University, lias accoptod the nomination of tho citizens Union for mayor of Greater Now York. KKAI>Y TO KKKO KUKOPB. Three States Will Produce 120,000, OOO llushcl* of Wheat. A St. Paul, Minn., dispatch says C'apt. If. W. Donaldson, * farmer, has spent the last fifty days in tho wheat j fields of Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and makes the .following esti mate of tho crops: Minnesota, 4,600,000 acres, arerago yield 19 bushels, total 64,000,000; North Dakota, *,000,000 acres, averago yield 1 1 bushel*, total 44; 000, 000; Honth !>%? i total for three State#, Wt 000,000 btwb.v ' HAM'S HONN ULASTS, WqmiIiiu Note* Cut Hit if tlio WloUe<t t<? Uf|ieit(uncti / NAH omintenanoo /\ is tyo hypocrite's favorite UHlwk. No col I ego ever n Hftlut. Who <l?vll fears nypraylng mother. ,1 1 In rlRt?t to filHt, but it I* wrong to look le?u. T h o Redeonior warned bis olploH against hypocrisy about as frequently as he did o gal its! oin. Sin feels safe ns long as It can hhlo Km hea<l. ] A fool has to find out for himself that Are Is hot. No fish gets away that bites at the' do v I I'm hoolc. Tho devil's favorite pew In church Is near the fl'ont. We laay kill Cod's man, hut we can not I; III Ids truth. It Is a waste of hreath to talk any louder than we live. 'I'he man who deserves Cfyhes can he rich without them. It' you want to do something, And om who believes something. No man Is lit for heaven who wants Homebody else kept out. The older the Christian, the newer he will find Cod's I look. II is holler to he a mustard seed than n mountain of dead rock. , There are too many church members and not enough Christiana. Our lives please (iod when they makd pinners want to know Christ. It never hurls Clod's work any for people to get mad at his truth. Cod can see Jewels where we would mm- only common sand and gravel. An extravagant man loves to lecture his wife on the beauty of economy. Next to hearing a hypocrite pray, tho devil lovev to hear a stingy man talk In* ( hurcli. Open the door of your heart to Christ, and lie will open the windows of heav en for you. An opportunity to help the poor Is a chance Christ has given lis to do some thing for him. How small Cod's army always seems to be when we take it upon ourselves to number It. Cod will give us strength to resist " temptation If we will use it to walk away from bad company. in ?Japan. In Japan the total of a hill Is put at (lie top and the Items beneath. Many tools and implements arg used in a way contrary to ours. For instance^ Jap anese turn the lock the "wrong way," and Japanese carpenters sa,\v and piano toward, Instead of away from, them selves. When the ingenious was first Introduced to corkscrews, his no tion was to twist the iJotile on to tho screw. INCURABLE DISEASES, THE LiST DECREASES AS THE KNOWL EDGE OF SCIENCE INCREASES. ?Story <>f n Sinn AVIio >Vn# (ilvcn Up lu l>lo l?y SVvon Physician*? He fol low h tint Advlrn of a Friend it iid In Now a Welt Mail ? A Wonderful .Story. F> n>? thr leader, Morrifivilli', jV. Y. "Yonder is a man,'' .vnid tho fanner to a ! report**#, "who is the talk of this cointnu nlly." ' ? J I ? i:< Mr. William Woodman, of Houlh Hamilton, Madison Co., N. Y.," # well-to do fanner, who is well known and stands | high for honesty and thrift in this neigh borhood. On tho following day the newspaper man called on Mr. Woodman in his eom for table, old fashionet} farm house. "1 hftvo had serious thoughts of writing an account for the newspapers myoelf," said Mr. Woodman, "but as 1 am not tie customed to su?h work. I have never at tempted if. Kil down and I will tell you all ubout it. "1 nm Dfty-nlno years old. I contracted rheumatism when only fourteen years of u~4f, then a severe cold from over exertion and from becoming over lieato.il. My father ^ as a farmer and insisted that thconl.v way to make ino strong was to do plenty of hard work. When, however, he saw me helpless Iii bed for six long months without bei;?; able lo move except with help, ho changed hi* mind.jfnd forever after belie vod that children should not bo made to do men's worK. My growth was stopped by suffer ing, and I do not think .( am an inch taller than that day. forty-live years ago. Dur ing I he forly years ensuing after my mis ' rtun 1 was attended by seven doctors, f received temporary relief nt times, from new forms of treatment, but always re lapsed Into a worso and more aggravated condition. The conclusion of ail these gentlemen wiis that f wns incurable, and all they could do was to caso my condition. J fte.r I gr??w to manhood I married and have been blessed with a family. My dear wife has bad all the drudgery of nursing aril wnit ing upon ine, ami the burden has been 'ndeed hard to boar. "Wlihont hone from physiciahs T began to t:\ke Dr. Williams' l'lnk I'ills, which was highly reeommetided by my friends, fjtook them and within ono week began to fool better than I had slnco I was llrst aflllotcd. ) loo'-, these pills nccording to directions, and when the box was nearly gone I went over to Brooklleld to an obi friend, who was in thodj-ug business, named Dr. Aure litis Fitch, who likewise was a great, suffer er from rheumatism. The doctor and I or dered fQveral boxes of IMnk Pills in part nership, ho from tllal t Imo keeping tiicn^ on sale. Well, I continued to take them' according to directions for tho next three years and steadily Improved, gaining flesh and strength, until two years ago I was ablo to discontinue them, and now am as able bodied a man Of my yearn an you will find. I ought to tell you that after I Or dered tho llrst box of pills the physician who was then attending mo came In and I told him what I was doing. He said I was very fdblish, that they would surely Injure/ me, and it was his duty to tell mo so. I told the doctor that I might as well die as io drag out n mlwrablo oxlsteneo, and so, jjiot withstanding his warnings, contlnuod to take tho pills. Thank Ood tho doctor was not able to dlssuado rtto, for to thom I now After I bo all the comfort and happiness I huvo in this world. 1-havo rnoommondod them to hundreds of pcoplo slnco I was curcd, aud In ovory caso they-havo been effective, not only In rheumAtlsm but in numerous other disorders, especially im povorinhmcnt of th? blood, hoart tronWo and kidnoy disease. -v- - "I cfertlfy. Abo abovo statoment to botruO and if necessary will swear- to tho same bo lero a Notary Public." Wltf.TAK WodnwAi*. When Mr. Woodman had signjd and do liverod tho abovo papor to the reporter, he SA'd: "If I wore you I would go And caII on Mr. Amos Jaqnaya, at Columbus Contra, to w^i-uJl |AcommMd?U Dr. WHHams* Ptnfc Tills for Aggravated kidnev disease. Ifo fs now In >erfcot health. I bare no doubt ho wl!! no fciad to testify to the efficacy of the remedy that cured hlm.''?> D?. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the element* nee?*Ary to give new life and rlebneas to the blood And restore sbalfored mtvm. fboy are for sal* all druggist*, r miry to bad* by roan from Dr. Williams^ JJedi?ao Company, tody, K. T.? for tpCr perbvr. OTitrppawflW tM$": - - " The Blue and the Gray. \ Both men and women nro apt to fool ? litilo bluo, when tho gray linirs bogiu to ahuw. It's t\ very natural fooling. In tho normal condition of things gray hairs bolong to advanoocl ago, Thoy havo no businoaa whitening tho head of man or woman, who has not a begun to go down tho slopo of lifo. Ah a mutter of fact, t^)o hair turns gray regardlosa of ago, or of life's seasons ; sometimes it ia whitened by siokneHs, but moro often from lack of oaro, When tho hair fades or turns gray there's uq nood to resort to hair $yoa. Tho normal color of tho hair is roqtorod Awl rotainod by tho uko of Ayer's Haiir Vigor. Aycr's Curebook, "n Mary o I cures told by the cured" ioo pages, (rtc. J. C. Aycr Co., I.owfll. Muss. THIj i UAUl) ENJOINED.' IKAporl of l?e?ri,4t-~Ttu> FftiuouM t)?0,' OOO Tnule-ii?t??It <'??u DoolilfU-O. Jr. Mmmoiir* Rlo?llf'lii?.-(>oiii|?niiyi N(, X.oulw, l>of?ntM J. II. Zcillu dc Co., I'lilinilolikliln. i [From fit. Iyoula Hopubllo, July 4, 1W>3.) " The Hupremo Court of Tonne??oa o:i Jitiio AO rto Cldod tho most Important trade-murk cajo tlinl I as ever lin n ttlod In thai 8;ato and onoof tho Intfieht over tried In tho Union, affirming nnd enlarging Uio Cp.nlun o( tho court bolow. Tho court lit- d ; 1. ThJrt Dr. M. A. Rlmntona, tlio prodemoor of conjplftlnant, by oxtenslvo advertising of his <c!o* b/fiTod romody known an 41 Simmons Liver Mccl tnado ft a Mandvrd remedy for llvor diseases ion# i>rl >r to tho acquisition by J. H. Zollin & Co. of Wiy rights. 5f. That tbonmlgnor of 3. II. ZHIin & Co., through whom they claimed tho right t.-> tnako tho fraudulent ? mckagea onjoiqod, novcr dorlved any tltlOflom A.Q. bimmona to make tho medicine nor to uto hi j iiuu.o or pijturo, and that ?uch ur.o by Zellin A Co. la a fraud upon t'io public, nnd It thcroforo enjoined. 9. Th^t Zollin & Co. pttrpor.ely, fraudulent!/ la beled their mudloino In Imitation of comi laiir-.nl'o mediolno to unfairly opproprlato tbo trndo < f tho Biminoua Mtrllcino Company, mid tho cxesutlon of thla fraudulent purpose nnd not la enjoined, 4. K'ljoluvtl Zeilm & C;>. from using folr com* politor'o tnvle- name, trado- marks, or symbol .. or Imitations thereof, to deceive tho jttihllo nnd unfairly' nppropriato to thernselvoa tbo trado of tho C. F. tiimm ins Modicino Co. i 0. Knjoinid Zei'ln ft Co., from deceiving a--d practicing a fraud upon tho puhllo by labeling their p.ickafios In Imitation of tho wrappers (tnd tr?do* marks of tho complainant. 0, Kn joined Zollin A Co. from tbo jnnnufacturo oml baIo of tho niedh lrio under I lio nntno of ?* tiii:i tnona I.lvei Medicine,' ' or "Dr. Harmons I.ivor Medicine," or " Liver Mcdttluo by A. Q, Simmona," and from esing tho pictuvo of A. <?. bimuiona la connection therewith. . ? v/ . 7. hujoinod Zcilin & Co., their asalKneoa, epronla t?n I ompliiyoa from decclvi-ijf and practicing n fra d up in tho liublio hy tho sale of i ackagos tliua falsely labulod, either Upon ordera or culla fur tlio Rcnuino ".Simmons I.ivcr Mctllcino " of complaiuunt, or In any packago thuo falsely labelod. 8. Tho court ntateii that it was tho purposo of tho court to entirely <J(?")tr07 tho fraudulently labo'cd paekaR'.-a abovo described, nnd cnuno their removal from tho market, nnd ordered Zollin & Co. to d liver to tlio clorir to bo d octroyed, nil cut*, dies, olectro typos, engravln(?4 nod other paraplicrnulia unrd In impressing either of the abovo nomcaor tho pic'.uro it A. <}'. Himmoi'S. 1). Deereod Hint Zollin fc Co. pay nil tho damagoi which il^vo accrued to complainant Ky tho s.ilo of thuso fraudulently labeled packages. Tho damages claimed by complainant wero $-'>0,0 0. 10. Decrocd thftt Zeilin It Co. pny nil tho cost*, which amountto aoveral thousand tlollar.'i, iborccotd bnlng ono of tho la r a oat ever filed lu tlio Uuprcmo Court." r ? ? ? ) ?'hci?|> Mcillcinc. 1 As a rulo, "cheap piedicino' ' la ineit, worlhlesa. or dangerous. Ill Zoili'u A Co. %onnswcr to nur bil! they emd tbo packages Onjolned wero designed as "cheap negro inodtclno for tho negroca of tho Mississippi Vultey." Now, naZcllin & Co. 'andvcrtlsomentsfiiy, nnd their manager Bworo, that nil tho liver medic in o which tbey mako isinado by tho name formula, is t' la not oonclmivo evlilenco from tlimr nworn tontiinony and advcrtlaemuntK. that all tho liver modlrinoeinnu ntlng from tliem is "Cheap Negro Medicine?" Quca tiom Do tho Blclt of America dor-iro "Dheap N??:ro Moliolne? " l.et tho a Oil ctcd answer by their futuro purchises. i>r. f.l. A. Wlnurtons* Llvor Hadicino, cstahtisliod in Into, la not ."cheap medio cino.'*' It la "no euro all," a-'d la only recomo men. led for thoso ladispoeiti one caused by iuiiclivity ?1 tho I Ivor. f c? ' rXpEPSIN^ ChillTonic TASTELESS ANn CUAHANTFED TO CURE CHILLS & FEVER. ik)i:m not' i\.n ?i?: I'm: si o>i v< ii. W. A. MrLnrl-y & Son, Dlmo M??x, 'IVxits, fay: *'^'o AVftitt somo nioro <?f Rmnoit'H I'op f-ir*? Chill Tonic, its II Is tlio hewt we ever h tit diet). My son prt-BcrlljoH It In his pnictlru nn I 9 iys it IS the only Chill Tonic wnich even u clil lil en n take wit hout Injury t<? tlm stoma It You inrtv tieni me I gross of tlin Hnmoii's Pepsin Chill Tonic and 1 gross of Hntitou's Tonic Liver Pills." For Sale 113- All Dealers. ritEPAHKD nr BROYfM MF'O. CO., CRBENEVILLE, TENN. COItHKHlUVDKN'rR INVITED. Olif Dominion Iron ?fc JVnll Wit#. mclinioinl. n.n., rmr ixir.\ r***nt~UncJ? Hofus, It you cut th?t wood I >? "as : I'lck Leaf ; 1 kla gitau tit* fQuilwant. er I iAb EXTJRA SMDKIIVb'TOBALLU LVON A CO. ToaMOO i, n. c. S. N. v.? No. 3J -'97. * WORTH * FROM CHATTANOOGA OR HARRI MAN JUNCTION VIA THE QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE 1! a u tlso nt o f 'est i b it fad ? ? Tiirougli Pullman's from ?Sf v.innub, Co lumbia, Npartnnlairj,'. Ashovllle, KnoxviUo, Atlanta ami ( Inntauooga to fillOHTKKT I.I.V13. riMCST SUllYICK. o. l. MiTcnr.r.Ti. w. c. hinkahson, District I'.iss. A^out, UouM I'asB. Auout, ClifUtuain>j<;i, 'IV-na, Cia .iimail, Ohio, r"iDREN If? PAT AS JpSS TASTELESS CHILL TONIC IS JUST AS GOOD FORADUUTS, WARRANTED. PR6C& SOcts. (? A1.AT1A, I U.S., Nov. JC, 1883. Paris MeOlelno Co., H. IajuIs, Mo. Oentlomciis? \V?? (old lv.it year, 000 boUleo of anovir.s takthlhss i'iiim, tonic nnd hav? bought tbrco (.Ton* ii I ro;i (I y ihl:? >-?vir. In till o?ir ex perience ??! 11 yt?nr?, in t!ic (imp biiMlnusn, bnvo never bold un j:rt:c)o t!:ut pavo mi?I> universal entia* faction as vour Tonic. Yours truly. THE OKOIKM A TKI-KO llAI'II SCHOOL 1 ick'jjrapliy thoroughly, and st.:rts it* i!t idu:it?;s in'the railway v$;vice Only cxchisivo Telcifiaph Si liuol ill lilt* Si'iilti Kstablishod .nine vitiis. Jjixlccn hundred BUC KcShful graduates. Setirl foi il I ?*? - trniod Au?(i;PS (ihOKOIA m'l'II'V" SCHOOL, Scftolu, Georgia. Is tlio molt comploln cynloin of Eloyal fiiK, HandUni', Cleaning and Packing Cotton. Improves staple, buves l>bor, makeo you money. u'rlto for Cat a JoguiPj no othor equals It, Tilt! qi >i-t / ">prov> <1 Cotton Clins, PrOMOS, I Ulevatore, ]?ngii>''a ami Hollers to bo found on tho market. My Horgonnt I.og j liwmi.liuv. iii rintpiittiiy and eni , ' olency, a wonder.* Cofn Mill**, I'lnnoni. Gang EdgDlw and all Wood Working Machinery. Iilddoll and Talhott En gine* are the bi'Pt. Write to mo befor# buying. V. C. BADHAM, Genoral Agent, Columbia, B. O. THE BAILEY-Ie8BY"C0T EKOE^BtRO nlc.t: ??u.bn, Tho only maehlha for cleaning rough rice la one operation, __ liLSKm CORN AND CANE MILLS, RUBBER AND LEATHER BELTING, I Hoso, raoklngf, Tipo Fitting* aud Draw' I Goods. Largest Htoek of Kupplleg South, I Low?t I'rloes. Proihpt SUpmonte. 'Ulus* tratod. Catalogue Furnished ikmui Aj.pl^a tfoti, Tr* thf Q-1inCo,'? A nil- Friction Ilabbltt .1letn!, tho boet lor UIOII SPEED Machinery. - CHARLESTON, - ? S, C. I!KI> STATES fJOVKItSYMRIVT ha? the Kecley Treatment. In tlio Sol ar's Flomtfl and in ?u Institution for the cln*lv? use of the Negular Armr. ALCOHOL, OhUM, I t'rodue* each a TOMGCQUMilO .(havlna dellr-lte fr?thoU oay. 'I hQHlftCAKO ytolds anally to the I>onbl? Wlorlde of Oold 1 restment m adinlnl?t?re4 *t Th? Rnelcy Institute. Greenville, 8. 0. Detailed Information mailed on mplloailo&t* THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, , ?... ivtn vox any :~~ CREENVILLE, O. Tire O.MLV Kecley liutltut* la I, C. ngr nwchaak tWifa**4&??mnx. MEDMQNT mm CO., ?ICBOnT, - . . , . , .