The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 08, 1897, Image 4
North fcaroliim<?oh\ea rtext.
In ft long report of tho opening m
of tho forty- fifllf koahioii of Koa*
nolco College on tho Ifith instant, Uio
Haloin (Va. ) Timos-Kogistor, ?f 1 1 H> nth
says: The nttonclanco on tho first day
wua vory oueouraging, indicating nn
lncreaRO over tho enrollment o{ labt seii
Mon, and koopini; up .Koanpko'a record
for increasing patrpurt'ge Cot some years.
Tho now inon are nearly all entering
Mie regular eoursoa for graduation and
I ho students as a whole would impreas
any ono as a body of oarnoat, manly
follows who are at eollogo for apurposo,
Aa usual many State# are roproaontcd,
and alm> Koroa and tho Chioi&aw Na
tion of tho Indian Territory. North
Carolina, with thirtoon atudonta, eomos
uoxt to Virginia in numerical order.
NusUvUlc, Tonn., Conf eiuilul K.vposl
i Ioii,
With tho approach of cool" weather,
aud tho (douiug dayn of tho Nashville
lOxpoHitioq, intorost in that occasion
btoadily increases, anil tho luoyonieutto
Nashville is very encouraging. The
Southern I5iv.il way i* I ho abort and di
root route to Nashville. l>oublo daily
Borneo with through Pullman care.
Norfolk and Nashvillo Tnmited, leaving
Norfolk dally -0:20 a. W., having Kid
eigh M:IOp.'in., leaving (ircoushoro
0:15 p.uv. arriving N'a^hvillo I ;5H i>, in.
tho following day. Through I'ullinan
drawing room car Norfolk to Nashville.
Washington .V HouthwofltoriF- Limited,
daily, with through Cullman enr from
.Vorsoy City, Washington aud Oreeua
boro lo Nashvillo, oonnootion from
(ioldslioro, Kaloigh and nil points in
North Carolina. Call on agent or ri p
) otumtalivo of I ho Southern Kailway for
full inlormat ion.
A Uonutllul lllolchy l;'ueo.
Ultfht off ? on Kiiy. ' fiiiunsslhle!'4 And mj M
Ti t or, llizrina, King worm or an other
Heal v, uwly kin ill *o?1bo i nukes tho nmiilyoitivi t
i n?i< liirjootis, " I oi !<? rl no" will (jure tl'i'in. 1 1 -?
tin* <>iil y < hid rortii' n, in f mi to. AO crnl.s n t
(Inu-t-i is, ?;? )>> nntl lor iirict^ln ft-amiis. ,t
'I . vini'. Sn\ unnali, (in.
II o w '? Till* ?
i?> \\\< ? ? f T ? ? i Ono Hundred Dollar* Howard fur
h n y oami of ( '.il.xrrli that cannot ho cured l> y
Hall'* Catarrh ( 'urn.
F. .1. ( ' ii i;n i. v A Co., Toledo, ?>.
"\\V, the hnvo know n F. Che
ney for tho lust. 15 your*. ami bi'llovn iiiin per
fectly honorable in all bualno;,:? tntn>?n< d.ioint
rtud linum inll) aldotoearry out any f>l?l Itra -
? ion mudo liy i )n>l r ii i in.
W'r.sr (V Tlil'AX, \V!io|cs/iL" I ?nit;<{lt>l'<, Toledo,
Ohio. 1
W\l,IHNO, KiSNAN A M.MlVfv, W'lloloSJllo
l>i'ii(fi<tKt<!, Toledo, Ohio.
Hull's Catarrh ( 'on* I* t thou luli-mally, art
hiii?* illrooily upon the hlood and luuooin stir
I'atM'H of tins system. TepUinoninPi nent fren.
Price, 75c. pur hoi I lo. Sold l?y all UruKuists.
Ilall'.i Family I'iII* aro tlio oetit.
I 'iso's f 'tiro for ( 'onnu million hn.i wived mo
lo'tuy li dot Uu'k l>ill. H. F. IIaiihv, lloi>kiini
I'lru'p, llaltlOSoif, ]NIiI., TJcc. liiUl.
l"lts j't'i iitiinnill v ruKii. ,s'o ntnor ih'I'voih
i IIi'hI, day'n mmi- of Dr. KIIiio'm (irrat
Krr\ r Itrsloit' r. ;'.1 1 rial hot t it; a ml t io it Imc f n o
in |{. ii. im.i.m, 1,1 i.,kij Aivli si., Phlln., Pn.
M r?. Wiiu'loivV Soot hi in; Sy nip forrhl'd ri'ii
t?..'l 'lint', r.oftnm t ti ?? KHH) rt'tlurinK i n Union -
t ioii.alho't- |i!ti 1 1, rii i oh wind oolir, ;.Vm'. h hot tic.
More and Greater
Arc (ho cures produood 1-y Hood'n Harna
parllla than l>y any otltoi tnodioiim. If
Vou wro .Htiflfering with Kornfu la, wait rhoiiin.
hip dlstvuio, running ftoroH, bolln. pimplo?.
ilyupojisia, lo?n i>l nppotlto or that tlrftd
foeling, ta!tn Hood's, Htlr*i%paillln. You
may confldonllv n.vptW a prompt and
permanent eurc. lta uiHupialod rocord Ik
duo to Mm po?itivn moril. Komemher
Hood's Sar;;aparilla
lo ? lip Ik-sI i i > fnri IhoOimTriio lllo'oi! I'uilllor.
Hood's Pills
S. N. iV N'u. to ' '17.
Oil February K'"i. m\ ii lir;il-rlas*i pipsen
L'<-r steninidilp will tall dilco.t 1< ? r ('??> ? ;??!?!
Fields of Alaska. '
FROM CHARLESTON S. C.
For full particular* addrean A. S. Fmerron,
l.Vi Meeting Street, Charleston, H. <
20,000 ACRES
FINE TOBACCO LANDS
For Palo on ca.*>y term* In West.
Florida, \Vo are not land
hut own It ouivolvew.
IN WOOD LflNl> CO., M. lVnsacobi, Fla.
MGti ? ? ? ? ? a A It US C?n t<A m*r.l with
ii ; ' Rl I# out their Vno?v|nilf.<> by
I I IJP I I'M If Aull Jru tlm liiur\*lt<u?
? ? ft I I IV Im fiii'A fol I lift drink tmMr
?J I I II 11 Writ* ItAiiovH OIimiiI) i?l
9m ?" ^ ? C'u.. M Uicmtwmr. N V
JTuJLl Information (In i>Ulii wiajiyer) iukiiinI I rtv
ftQTUMfiCUflED!
M ?! I II |W| M to niffir<>i?. AS!"'
fl H D I I ?? I ? ? IK-Itlo Ami vn Infill v I ? in ( I <n
lent rn e. ynu p;iv IIia i'xi>reiiiiH(.:<'. A'Miim llr II
W. II VIM. Iletil .(>?*> . < Inclnnntl. O.
BP RAH FR'Q ,;r? al, Vceotablo BLOOD t<
Hi DHI\Lfl 0 Liytlt CUItB. (? u.i in nf nil
for It 1 en 111a li -<111, Smoluln, Syphilid, Com.
st!patton .% Indlk'ciition. Maniif.icl.ureil hv
l.ooKoiil .MimiiiIiiIii >lk"lli'hii' < 'fliiuinii V.
i;ii i:i:\ vi 1,1,1:. ? - . . _ tk>\i>si:i:.
KLONDYKE IS ALL RIGIIT.
Wilt why pay $ 1 ot a thir* for tlncl; with nothing t>ul ??talk" !??
hick it, anil l,o?w mile* from home? | vill veil you dividend
V*rlne Cfclofido Gold Mine Sl<wk f$r 15 ctutt a iharr. in
* "Mtlfrjuci fra?n !?(> ?h*re* up. Oilier 1I0 k ? In pr^orlton.
A Mrei%. Broker I1KN A. JSIAHJK. I>?n%*r. CHo.
Mtt.ihcr Stock HxrhAnjc. * Sym'i )ln\-\\ng.
II. JC55FH S' LIVER "RE5DLAO;
The llc.st on llio Marlu-t ,
All Druijifists and i\i ere haul.*. Mnl'il by
I. <.i:itM I,l, <V CO-, ( liiiiinnoock. 'I ?1111
O A MACfffOUBK)) ATTlOJCTi^ni
bAVf llUn-' Dr. J.1J. liAKniH AUG.,
wrillwaMm| IkjIlJUlC. CJfVlmmU. ??!,)?
STBAYEB'S COLLEGE 'MlrTiSSS;
lJo^kkcejilug. Beat, Ch??pf?t U^nktlon .
CUKtS WHIM AU f Li>? f AILS.
Ilont Couch t^yrnp. I*b?
In tltrin. tji.M >'>'
JAPAN'S tCNTKIU'ltlSK*
Money Appropriated to Tench Amti l'
eana How tu Mako I e u
Sovora) mqnths ago tho Japanoao Ton
Guild Boot t<> this country i* special
comrniflsion to Investigate tho condition
of tho Japanese tea trade in tit" IJnitod
States and Canada, and to co-oporato
with i tu American representatives in
giving pitblicit)' to thomorita of Japan
ese tfefta and tho host .MOthoda of pie
paring thorn.
Tea bazaars aroto ho opened in many
of tho principal cities in tho United
States and Canada, whero ladies can
enjoy a oupof lino Japanese tea rnftdo
by exports, and at tho huioo time re
ceive matruotionn which' will enable
them to make it equally well at home.
Moro'than half tlio tea coiiHuiand in tho
( ' nited States and ( 'auada i'< of Ja| aae.-o
growth, yet most Americana apparently
do not understand liow to prepare it bo
a? to develop ita delicious qualities.
The JapanosivOovornmoiu has appro*
printed a lanfisfnnd to aid in prosecut
ing tlx :a educational work. I ho Jap
anese Tea Guild has homed this ofliuial
recipe for making Japanese tea:
?Find. Fee a small, dry and thor
oughly' clean porcelain teapot.
Second, i 'ut in ouo teaiipoonful of
tea leaves for each cup of t^a desired.
Third. Whon usinw Japanese toaa,
pour on the required quantity of fresh
boilod water, and lot aland with closed
lid from two to three minutes. Never
hoi! tho leaven. In ordor to retain tho
natural flavor, Japanese tea loavea
should ho kept in tight can or jar, froo
from moisture.
Note. To thoroughly enjoy the nat
ural, dolicate and sweet flavor, neither
pugar nor cream should he Used.
AN iCDIIOK rvi < > li I i IC t > .
Students of a Texas College Force
1 f 1 in to Itet i act .
W. (J. Ih aim, editor of Brann'a Icon
oolast, '* us tho victim of a mob of vjnu
students of Taylor utuvor; it.v, a Dap
tist institution, at Waco, Texan. Mr.
Hrann wim sitting in his put>lia!iing
hoiiso wdiou four men took him by forco
to tho college campus anil threatened to
luihg him. Under threats of death, ho
wait com pel I ad to sign a retraction of
an article he had written reflecting on
Taylor university.
? nrflWtfnf
Heir Myat crloiiHl y l< l<1iiapj>eit.
A Philadelphia, I'a, special says;
Frederick (I. Ku.it, wlio is heir to a
large estate near Charlottesville, \'a ,
hut who has been a pat ion t in tho I'enif
sylvaiua Hospital for the insauo for
nearly nine ycar.-i, being only alightly
demented, has heen kidnapped in a
startling way. With ouo of llio atten
dants ho entei ed a eah to go to one of
the (low n tow n hotels to play a game of
billiards. The cab was stopped on tho
street by six men, who dragged Hunt in
another vehicle and drove oil with him.
Thoro is no clue to tho identity of tho
men or their dent million.
I ho Mayors* Convention
The mayors' convention in ( 'ol umhua,
( >. , merged themselves into a perma
llont organisation, and ntyled them
solves tho "Fcaguoof American Mum
cipalitieH. " ' !.e follow ing officers
were elected John Me\ ienr, Pes
Moine.i, lows, president; .Mayor ('ol
ier, of Atlanta, \ ice pi e. ideui ; Mayoi
Hlack. Coluinhns, treasurer; an l the
following trustee*). Mauir Warner.
Peoria. I II ; Councilman Walker, Treii
ton, N J.; Councilman Kami, Mm
neapolis, I ndroit, Mich , w as cloven
I as t h v next place of meeting
Denlll ol' (it'll Nenl lliiw,
(ien. N'oal Po\v died at his lesidence
in Portland, Mo. The end was ponce
fnl and he letained conseiou.1 ness until
mi hour before he died Con. Pow
| was horn in INu;t, beiiq; I years old.
! 11(5 was the lather of the Maine prohihi
lion law, parsed in ts.M.
.starving til l>nwson Clfy.
A Bpeeial from Seattle, Wash , >? a \ s
live thousand miners have food f??i
a few weeks only, and they are
fleeing from an aw ful death starvation.
Some have dared the perils of enow
bound trails to escape, ami lohcuers are
going to gel the others. .Typhoid
fever and f-curvy are claiming victims.
(ion. Milt's ( uinin;; IIhiiip,
(?nil. and Mis. Nel-oti A. Miler. and
and aide do camp, ("apt Moiris, have
flailed for the t inted States on ihe
American I me ateamer ">^t. l.oui::."
I ' I ( liy New. Items.
A M if noli i i man wants tu establish a
cob facloi y at Suli.-dmiy, .V i
Tho orap|;e crop < ? f I K>ri<hi promise:*
to yield (or the year ahout .r>on,Oti(i
boxes.
Isaac Hell, thn.'priii'Mpnl owner of the
Old Dominion sbvamjdiip l.iuo, died iu
New Vol k. >
A prnii ic tiroJ in Maiiitob.l has been
fanned hv tho; win I until it is ehi-e
about Winnipeg.
A slight shock of earthquake \va-< fe!i
at Sr.i.ta ('in/, ('a! . tli" vihiatluuu be
ing from east to west.
At Philadelphia John I '. Slarhuek,
defeats Jimmiu Mitchell by .? i\ \ ards in
a twenty -live mile bicvclo nice.
Teller "? !ri;n.vh:i w i- i! i n!.v ninn of
mv iic?| ii;i Inta li' ?? \\ ln? in\.nl.iM> wiu^
lu .-iii a i unni'-nt \vjih a woiimu." \ ^
Kins "I |o w?, in "he irimo oi wuiiiler.
doe:? lie do It V ' I ' * 1 1. r < ^ i i iio slnlr.s
liis side of I lie case :in?l v\ ; 1 1 k ? . oil'." -
Puck.
"is the name to remember when
buying Sarsaparilla. It has been
v 'f V
curing people right along for
more than 50 years. That's why.
TIIK WOULD OK TKADK.
The Past Week Marked by tho In*
creased Activity Ih \\'<kol, K.tc.
Mradstreot'a Commorclal IJeporl for
: tlio past wook nays in part: (.le.^oral
. bade is marked by tho increased nativ
ity in wool, hides, iron ami steel, ami
tlioir manufactured product*, but buoi
iioHH in tho quarantined districts re
main* f*i a standstill, and at all except
few not tliwoHtom distribution centers
in spring wheat WttttcH, wlioi 0"bu8inoBS
is relatively mont active? there is a
chcf.'k to the demand for dry goods,
hats and clothing Favorablo reports
come fiom a region extending fr<?u
Knoxvillo to St. I'uul and f 1010
Omaha to Millwaukoo. The tendency
is to iucroaso tho probable yioMd of
'not ton.
The price movement shows a long
ij.'it of unchanged quotations including
v^rioun iron and tteol. jtnplejt, woo],
hiden, print cloths, him huh niutn,
pork, beef, coffee ami sn!,'arv 1 neroaHO't
are confined to a nominal advance for
anthracite coal, i''> cents for JScHHiuuer
1 ? i ?? iron, fractional gain f("' 'oaf to
haeco, naval stores, butter, lard and
anothur advance for woolen goods. Po
IuIooh have reacted from the extremely
hi/li pi ices at the Went, and cotton is*
olV further. I. cad is lower, as are corn,
out ft and flour, m sympathy with
w licat, which dropped U cents on Jhsd
M reel's reported iocroaeo of nearly
I o, uu( i, (i |o hu.-ihels in the world's visible
stuck a.
Tho total number of businoflfl fuiluros
in the I iiifed States for ni'ho months by
Mradstrcot's is !>, M.'M, u decrease of 18
per cent from the corresponding total
last yoar, but 0 per cent, more than in
IM!I| and II per cent, fewer than in tho
corresponding period of IHOU. Thin .
year's failing corporations, firms and
individuals report 3118,141 liabilities,
u total of !?rt per cent, smaller
than one year a^o, about (l per cent,
lurger than in nine months id
I8!?.'i and of I HIM, and i! I per cent,
less than in the corresponding period
of 1 Sii;;. I ho rate of failures in propor
tion to tho number in business is de
creasing, \\ ilh reference to liabilities
the falling oil" is noticeably rapid,
business failures throughout tho no
nunion of Canada amounted to t,nl.r>
for tho past nine months, a falling olf
us compared wiili last year of b>0 or
loss than 10 per cent. Total liabilities
si o .?I0, nun this year, ajjainst $l!?, ?
jP.i.uoo last year.
UliHM
\\ m; A I I* KOVI KANSAS
I'ralii I.oails of II- isjitt in^ Shipped
I' roin < havleMon.
l ast week a trainload of wheat ar
rived in ( 'hai Icston S. ('., over tho
South Carolina audtloorgio Railroad
from Kansas City, and was at once
vlored in Hie grain elevator of the South
Carolina and (ioorgia road.
Ueneral Traflle /Manager Kmorson's
trip out Wont wrts anything but ft fail
uro. It was a HtjiccosK, ami as there
suit of bis \isit over 100,001) bushels of
grain are now on route from Kansas
City to this port. This immense ship
ment will lie olosel.v followed by nu
other equally as large.
The facilities for exporting urain to
foreign porta are equal to those of any
Southern port and were brought about
tliiou<_'h Iho efforts of Traflic Man
ager Kmcrnon of the South Carolina
nid (toorgia road. J ho elevator is a
lirst class one and in construction is
modern, a* it disposes ofgraiti in small
er and thinner lniik than many North
ern e.li/valors. \ \csej can receive a
car<.;o <>\ ?' >0.001) bushels without shift
in.; its position, which is a great ad
vantage m handling a shipment.
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r.M>l K DKA III S I*; N T H X ( ' F
I wo < 'oiolcmucil to Din Iii N, (', for
I tu i?u I <tr.v? Captured.
\ .?? I from lied Lodge, Montana,
mivs ShorilV ')n:U i b,K nrrestei \ r i. M.
Moore him I ( 'hurlcn ? Tito men nro
u kiiI cd it! Marshall, N. (V. whorothoy
mo under sentence I o bo bunded for
burglary, ri capital o Hen so in that
?Mate if committed after midnight. Tho
names above given are assumed oiioh.
The men aro brothers n a hum I (loorge
uinl William Cody. < I eorgo Cody says
Ik> and his brother aro innooont of tho
criiiio charged. Mo suys: "Wo woro
convicted and sentenced to bo handed
Oct. I. tstH. Wo carried the case up to
tho Shi re mo Court, and whilo waiting
t < ? r it h decision wore induced to louvo
tin* tail from whii'h murderers hiul d;s
ci>\ ?? i I'd moans of escaping. Wo wan
dered to Old Mexico and California,
1 1 1 d ti ii a 1 1 v came, hero vabout a year
"""? ' I- '
Tr> li>;? Cm . A f ii i nson's \V tfe.
I h" trial of tho wif'o of Governor At
Li;i mi, el We t Virginia, beuan at
t ileum dlo, W. Vu . after dud^o I ! I i -
/hi I had oveinijed a dcmiirier to the
indictment. Iliechaige is forging tho
.mine o| bei late husband, .ludge I >. C.
t'ai.i leu, 1 1 > certain receipts. I hi* nros
ct'iitioti is being pushed by tho heirs of
I ildgo Camden, tin* indictment being
found short IV beforo her marring to
(Jo vomer Atkinson. I ho Governor up
I enro l in court with his wife, and it is
said that conviction and KontCllOo do
not alarm the defendant, ns die wilr|
rely mi tier hti.shaiid f'ii a tail par
don.
I lie Yellow l?'e \ it Si I llu t ion,
Tho lopoits from the yellow fever
distiicl. up tn the \.'d, sa\s: At New
('rleaiis there wero twenty three new
eases of yel!??w fovei and four deaths;
the d mease im spi ending all over the
cits, at r.dwards there wore nineteen
new cases and one death; at Mobile
theie v\ as one ca.io only and one death;
now cases are reported in other Ala
bin i mi towns; ?f Mt!o\i the vclhnv fever
is becoming moro malignant.
Colt <>n Mill Itcsumes.
The ITirinumsville, Mass. .cotton mil]
has staitod upon full time after u abut
dow n of about one year. Tho mill is"
tho principal industry in tho villago,
?,'is mg eoi pl< > v inont to nbout '-'UO hands.
Death of M?i.|, Lew Is < ? I n t <* l*.
Major Lewis (iinter. head of tho linn
of \llen ?V (iinter, branch of tho Ameri.
can tobacco Company, ?|ied nt lib
Iteiiie, West brook , near Richmond, Va
Aged M years.
A Curiosity of tho Deep.
All t lie ti'di dealers were endeavor
ing \ csTt-rdny afternoon to classify n
tinny monster which was sent by the
Monterey morning evpresui to A. l'nli
din i. Ju si/o it is liko a huge stur
geon,. weighs nearly seventy- II Vo
pouiTtls, and looks like a cross between
that big lish and n seal. F.ven ineoJor
it resembles tho sleek-coaled animal.
The likeness in slinpo continues to tho
head. The skin is ns leathery and
smooth a* a squid. There was nol a
scale on the monster, and only a small
tin .-xtonds up the baek nbout eight
inches. ? San Francisco Chroniclo.
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TO ID IN A PARAGRAPH,
The South.
Goo, W. Hood has boon appoinlod
postmaster at Piltmoro, N. 0.
Savannan, (>a , i? to upend $200,000
on hor sewerage ay Mem.
National Pythian Press Association
will moot in Nashville, Tonn., Oct.
Tho Woman's I'.x position of tho Caro
linns, which wan hold at Charlotte, N.l'. ,
cleared ^l,?8v.?'-?. $
At Newport Now?, Va , SV. II. Gal
!uj>o was shot down on tho Mioot nud
killed by Morris Foreman,
President McKinley was luvitod to tho
Norfolk (Va.) fair, put had to doclino
on account ot tho pros* of business.
A. P, Grnco, of Statesvillo, tho court
stenographer, has disappeared, and all
eH'octs to find him have boon vain.
At Warsaw, V a., Alexander Carnon
ter, agod 70 \(ars, a oiti/on of Port
Ivoyal, committed suieido by cutting
his throat w itli a razor.
Fx-Stato Secretary A loxftnd or Dor
co.v, of Wost. Virginia, nhot and killed
himself at Moundsvillo whilo dospond*
ont over Ins business rovotfcos. >
( ! eo. W. Vanderbilt, who wont to
Fnrope last March, ban returned and
will bo in Ashovillo, N. C. , in a fow
days.
At Apalaohioola, Fla., a whito man
lulled a negro without provocation nud
cn'mo noar boing lynched by infuriated
negroes .
Prosidont McKinloy and Cabinet have
boon invited to bo present at the grand
parado and collision of locomotivos at
iho .Macon (Oa ) Carnival, which takoa
placo on tho llth and 18th.
Cra/.od by poverty and snfTeriu^,
Martha Paulson, agod >15, of Sullolk,
\ a , leaped in front of a railway train
and wtift fatally mutilated.
('apt IV I>. Houldin. for tho past two
yearn in charge of thorovenuo ollleo at
Lynchburg, Va.. returns to Greens
boro, N. ('. , to take ehargo of tho oftlro
there again. Col. W. H. Chapman, of'
(Jreonsboro, succeeds ('apt. Pouldin at
j J <ynchburu'.
Polly Uranium, tho eldest woman in
Tennessee, died tho other day ago at tho
ago of Kill, Sho was the daughter of a
Revolutionary patriot and m hor day
was acquainted with ^ Sevier, (Mount,
Kuan, Carroll, Sam Houston, Andrew
?lohwon, Andrew .lack son, Polk and
other in on of national roputation.
Tho North.
A big mult trust has boon formed in
Now York.
At Groonliohl, Ind., a M-yoar-o'd
boy murders bis brother.
(ieorgo H.^IvOwis, the uiillionair coal
oporator, diod suddenly in PufTalo,
N. V.
Tho graud jury of Kipley county,
Ind., adjourned without indicting tho
Yorsnilloa lynchers.
At Fast Jiongmeadow, Mann.; a
mother and two children perished in
tho burning of a dwelling houso.
It is nettled that the PostoUA are tho
champions for They already havo
a porcontago of 701, while Uaftimoro
cannot hopo to get Too.
Tho State convo'ition of tho Demo
cratic national party of .Massachusetts
(gold Democrats) mot in Uo?ton and
nominated for Oovcruor Dr. William
Fvorott.
M.m. Mary Devine and others, of Al
ton, III., havo sued tho State, claiming
.$?.*>, WO for tho lifo of Mrs. Devine'ason,
who w as hanged for murder twelve years
ago.
Two miles south of Kansas City, Mo. .
two moil stopped n cable cur and at tho
point of pistols Secured what small
change the conductor lind and es
caped.
Train robbers held up a Rock Island
passenger train ton miles north of
Chickasaw, I. T. , and relieved tho
passengers of two ov threo hundred
dollars.
At Cleveland, Ohio, J. J. Shiphord
has been arrested on a chargo of em
bezzling nearly #200,000 from 1\ 1).
.Robinsou and a receiver has been asked
for his tiri i, which is alleged to bo in
solvent and owing 82, 000,000.
Tiro, supposed to have been starlod
bj- tramps, destroyed tho atyflt barn of
Rurgcss Brothors, at ^fllinona, 111.
Thirty horsos, many ot which ha I !
takon premiums at State fairs, nt
Springfield, were destroyod. Tho loss
is ?.M),000, with insurauco on tho barn
alone.
>1 Isccllnueotis.
("apt. Frederick Chatard, the oldest
surviving ofllcor of the Coufoderato
navy, has just died.
William Rollins was crushed to death
between two cars on tho Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad.
Passed Assistant .Surgeon W. I).
Rralton.of Winnsboro, S. C., dies from
a fall at Sabino Pass, Texas.
John \V. Mackay and I. E. Hau
rhette havo gono to Nevada to close a
trade for tho Silver Teak mines for
o bout $1,000,000.
The North Atlantic squadron will
participate on the 21st of October, in
Roston harbor in the celebration of tho
centenary of tho Inunchin IX of tho
I'nited States ship Constitution.
Foreign.
Spain's cabinot has resigned.
Charles R. Davis, Consul at Kloronco,
Italy, has resigned to enter business at
Now York.
Tho Arerentme Oovernment has in
vited bids from Cnitod Statos arehitocts
for a $-1,000,000 railroad station at
Ruenoa Ay res.
Washington.
The disclosure is mado that all the
timber docks but one owned by tho gov
ernment are in bad shape.
John Wcddorbuvn & Co. have been
disbarred from practice befoiV iho In
terior Department as patent attorneys
or agents.
A union railway station for Washing
ton is projected .on the site of the re
cently destroyed powor house of the
Capital Traction Company.
A iilg Cotton Fire.
A special to The Macon, (Ga. ) Tele*
graph from MonWzuroa, Oa , saysj
McKonziu's largo iron waroliouse, eon*
taining 1,000 bales of collon, cauchl
firo and waa entirely consumed. Tho
(lames spread so rapidly tbai the fire
department could not savtthabmlding.
The cotton destroyed was valned at
$:tO,OQO, the warehouse at $4,000, and
othort content* of tbf building at il.OOOt
Insurance amounts to fcW.OOO.
In n country town, when n nwn bu/t
a new suit, people guv htm for a weelp
t An Opinion l>y Assistant Attorney
Go nera I Bojy'd
' ? ? ? - ??
WHICH RENDERS CIVIL SERVICE
Null and Void, So Knr nn I'rotCCtlng
M?o Men Now In Oflteo Aro (.'on
corned.
Tho Washington Star prints t ho fol
lowing: Assistant Attornoy?Ooneral
Uoyd in writing an opinion, which will
probably roeeivo tho function t?f At*
tornoy-tionoral MoKcnna, sustaining
tho collectors of internal rovonuo and
tln? United States maranal who havo
discharged a largo numbor of deputies.
Tho opinion is really in tho caso of
Collector Hradv, of Virginia, but will
cover tho cases of a number of Soul-horn
collectors of internal rovonuo, who havo
followed the precedent uyi by Collector
Brady,
It is said these dismissals and the at*
titudo of tho attorney have been talked
ovor at cabinet meetings, with an agroe
inont that thoopiuiou of My. Boyd shall
reprosent the views of tho l'rosidont
and adininistrntion. It will be careful
ly worded, so that the spirit and letter
of tho civil service law will bo upheld,
Tho position to lie taken by thodocision
is, that the tonuro o' olllco c>f a deputy
collector or deputy marshal runs with
that of the chief \ h > appointed 1 i i.
It will lu? hold that tUo position iH
one of an adiuiuistrativo character
and that no position of this kind
can he considered permanont. No
oilicial of tho government, it will ho
held, .vau bo coinpollod to do anything
more than is expressly required of hii*i
and it is not required that collectors
and marshals re appoint tho doputiosof
their predecessors. Mr. Boyd wil^nold
that tlie collectors and marshals can
appoint whoever they pleaso and do
not havo to call upon tho civil servico
commission for an eligildo list. It is
hold by the civil Rorvico commissioners
I that the collectors and marshals have to
make temporary appointments if they
j havo no eligible list, and if they havo
! an oligiblo list, they must soloct their
j doputios from that.
WIIKAT, CORN AM) OATS.
(iood (leiicriil Yield <? I* Wheat; Corn
Kails Short.
Tho Oraugo Judd Farm or in its il mil
ostimnto of tho year's wheat crop, says
that figures basod on actual throshing
returns iudicato a total yield of 589, 000, ?
000 bushels, of which 5373,530,000 bush
els id winter and 915,4(0,000 bushols
spring wheal.
With the exception of Illinois and
Missouri, tho wintor wheat yield ropro
sonts tho full capacity of tho soil. Tho i
spring wheat viold in Minnesota and !
tho Dakotas has proven a disappoint- j
mont, tho aggregate being only 129, -
0510,000 bushels. Tho xhortago thero is
in ft measure counterbalanced by tho
good yield in Nobraslta, Oregon and
Washington. Tho roport says tho corn
crop is exceedingly disappointing, at
an outside esliiuato of 1,750,000,000
bushels. Drought during tho past
two months reduced tho average con
dition from. 8'?. 3 ii month ago to 78.it on
October 1.
An averago oat yield of 20.7 per
ncro suggests a crop of 814,000,000
bushel#, 1 0(i, 000,000 bushels more than
last year.
NKItliO <?IIO> D K.N 1 K l> A !>.M ISS 1 ON.
K.x-Congrossiiinn Miller's Daughter
Could Not bo Publicly Taught.
Tho Poughkeopsie, IS. Y. ) Dispatch
Bays: Ex-Congressman T. E. Millor, of
South Carolina, recently applied to
Enstiuan College for admission for his
daughter, but, on account of tho largo
number of young men from tho South
in tho institution it was thought by
iVesidont Clomont C. Gaines inadvis
able to give hor publio instruction. A
lotlor to that elVect was sent to the
young woman's father, with an offer to
give her private instruction. This was
not agreeable to ox-Congressman Miller
and he sent his daughter to a school in
Brooklyn, ^ho is very light in color,
and would not bo suspected of having
negroblood. Her father isa lawyer, is
well educated and was recently chosen
president of tho South Carolina Negro
Normal and Industrial College.
SIX KI!,LISI> AT A CHOS-SIN'O.
A Passenger Train Strikes n Wagon
L/oad of Peoplo With Deadly ICIVeet.
A special to tho St. Louis (Mo.) Dis
patch, from Willow Springs, JMo. ,
Bays: A passenger trnin on tho K. C. ,
Ft. S. it M. M. R. , ran into a wagon
containing seven persona, at, Dead
Man's Cut, three miles North of horo
instantly killing six and fatally injur
ing tho other one. Those killed wero
Phillip L. Wooton, Phillip Woolen,
Jr., Amanda Wooten, I)oia Wooton,
Mrs. Francis Malbrey an<l an inlant
child four months old.
Kxi'tirttloii Train Wrecked.
Ono porson killed, ono so badlj- in
jured that ho died soon after tho acci
dent and many injured is tho record of
a wreck on tho Denver and Kio Grande
narrow gaugo at? CJotopaxi, Col., sovon
tv-two miles west of Pueblo, caused by
tho breaking of a journal on ono of tho
coaches.
^liners Dr-maml Ilettrr W'nges.
Tho National Congress of miners,
which has been in session at Eiego,
JJolgum, decidod to mako a domaud for
an advance of 15 per cont. in wages. If
this demand is not granted by tho mid
dle of Novomber tho o\oeutivo com
mittoo will call a goneral stiike,
Champion* of 1808.
Tho Boston baseball club dofeated
the Baltimore team for the penant jn
tho National league, thereby winning
the Temple cup and making them tlio
champions for 1898. I.,
Winston's Tobacco Trade. r*
TheWinston, N. 0. .Tobacco Association
held iis annual, meeting last week when
President Edmunds read his annual f*
port, xvbioh showed that 14,081,912
pounds of lea# tobacco were eoM on
that market for $888,177. Also that
1ft, 844,069 pounds of tobacco were man
ufactured there daring tho pait year.
Tho stamp on roTenue collections ag
gregated $920, 624. 17.
? ? strlkir* tir Work; ~~
Four hundred longshoremen hare
gireo njUhe atfike at Havannah, (Is,,
and returned to work.
*"? , . yifrj;-'* ? .
;>
oorrf TnptAin rftrr^t. aoc. ror-V .
Hoitvy l>ruHeel8t?ii>et,48^ l^iygi?'i
For tho usklog, wo niftll io . nfo or
nil ehnrgea, <??ir now Colowj C?i|>ot
CutnloKiio. which *howa nil K,,0('# '?*
lithograph color*. You can 'O'jko ^ro
eolcollons ft* well ?b It >' V l^w^5?.>V?or
at t ho mill, nnrt snvo from ftO to CO !>or
coiit. profit you aro paying your loc?l
dealer. If you wish Quality saioclca tfi
carpot, ?pU'.l tfo. Jit PtO>JT2v
Julias Hfnes & Son,
BALTIMORE? WID.
rionso moutiou this paper. .
GEORGIA LADIES
HATE SHAMS.
Whttcviiio, a a., wrltoii
Jlavo use d Dr. M. A. 81m
miosis Uvor Modlolno 1ft
years for Sic It Homlm-ho,
CoHtivoncsii and no
woman passlnK through tho
Clinngo of lu? should bd
without H. It aotii on mo
moro mildly and thorough,
ly than tho "Llvor Regu
lator" roado by Zollln or
tho "lllaok Drftught" imido
by Chuttanoogn Mcdiclno
Company.
Nervous Depression of Women*
A wotnnn will often without knowing; II
Commit slow euloiao for her family, eho
will think, toll and worry for hor children.
!l'oo often thoy do not approclnto it. Her
tlrod nerves and weary bouy at last reach a
bingo when Hho Is almost poworloss for nny
kind of montnl or physical work, and alio Is
dopreuood and worrlod over tho couaclous*
noHtt that Hho Is unablo to perform horao*
cuutomcd dntlon. Ilcr organs of digestion
aro disordered and although thero in a oon.
ntant disposition to rost, wakefulness and
lops of power to Bleep aro nerloua lndlca?
tlona of nervous depression. What sho
nocda Is n courso of l>r. Simmons fiquuw
Vino AVlno to refltoro ft healthy functional
activity and glvo tono and vitality to hor
nervoim system. At tho snmo tlmo tho
nlomnch, Ifvor and kidneys should bo stlnj
ulated with X>r. M. A. .Simmons Llvor
Modioino.
Hall Ground, Cla., writes:
I havo known Dr. M. A.
Simmons LtTor Modi*
clno 20 yours, and that it
cures Orlppo, ll?ad?
acho and other 0 o m -
plaints. I thlnlc It Is
utroDgor than "Zcllln's
Itosulator" and "Black
Draught," Rnd that . It
gives bettor satisfaction.
Altpf rvJncLnpf mafuntv, aaJ^ ospcclally
after passing through tho experience of
maternity, pio^t women And tnelr health
Susly damaged, If not(ntlrely impaired,
mlnful nna weary dtngnlng ana bear*
own sensation lntho bnclc almost every
woman tinfi at timcB experienced. Bodio?
timer* thceo aro from u tori no displacement,
but often they aro Bitnply from wonlsnooa.
Women wlio havo to boar heavy burdeus, to
undergo novei o fatigue or to eniluro cruoh*
Ing disappointment, aro subject to this and
many other diseases. Wo cannot too utrongly
recommend tho aooof I)r. Plmmotis Sqaaw
Vino wino, tho groat fcmalq toulo and
regulator.
CO t? n F.R I'ON n K N C K I N VITRO.
Old Dominion Iron A. \ntl Wits, lUcItinond, Vn
DAMON'S
P^PjEPSIN^
CHiLLTONIC
TASTELE88 AND GUARANTEED
TQ CURE
CHILLS & FEVER.
DUK8 ,\OT K TUP, HTOMACH.
W. A. McLartjr A Son, Dims I)o*. Texas,
tny: ''W? want aonift i?or? of Riimon'x Pep
?ln Chill Tonic, m Jt fsthft best wo cv?r],,n
died. My sun prescribes It In Ills practl .o nml
?a\ * It In tho only iJh'H Tonlo Which ivon a
child ran talc? without Injury to tho ktoma. li
You may send mo 1 pross of tho lUmou'i
Wisln Chill Tonlo and 1 gross or Ramon's
Tonic Llvsr Pills."
For Snlo by All Dcnlera.
PREPARED BY
BROWN Mf'O. CO., OntCNCVILLC, TENN.
REWARD.
A frl?*nd of tnUe lisd ths misfortune lo Iom ???
f.?lofhH I'ifjcrtiiH ?n<l ??VcJ me to Klv<>rtl*? for
tlifrlr r?>:wru. Mr<l had ? metal band on
Ifj marked ns foll>w?: 1,6078 81749, BS7J1, CI7VU.
ci'M/. onus, cmmi cm*m, cimo, rn;6, yim 7.
?!>m. F?3<2. FM62*. K48i3. l>l?eott fancier*,
Kindly look through your lofts for sbovo bjrdn A
literal reward for such l.lrd returned. J.FKIil/Nl).
?l Morton Htreet, New York. '
flR. Wrtt.WTCTOJ),
I# Oh bi con?qlt?4 |n hit ofBojlW,
OIIANLOTTA, n. c.
Ko. 501) North Tryon 8tr??t( ,
On any \r*ek day axoopt XfojJaeeitay. Hia
pracMco la limited to dlrtMf of tb? *
EYE, ear; NOSE AMD THROAT.
,
B. N. U.? No. 40?' 97.
TBTJE.
Ricrsawst Great ? LiniMtitf
Ia?lw*y? eol<t onder a jra*r*?*o?to*?fir??H
MliM HIHI p*ln?, rheumetUro. neoi*1?1?,
iprtlni, bratiM and bnrns.
?a to ear* cold* crOMp.con#h? and latrippe
quicker thnn mnf known wnwJf. Noenre
{&?.'? MVMr COTi?y?**BS
LINIMENT CO.. QmnnnjfoKi*, N. OF
aam
ranui
SAW MILLS.
If you need ft enw mill, any slzo, write
HH? hufo.ro buying elsewhere. I havo
tl?V VJOKt eotaplete, Hirti of mills of any
denier or manufactwor in the South.
v Iff ? ? ?
Very highest grado Btonoa, at unusual
Iv low prieo#,
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
Planers, Monition, Edger1, Re-Saws,
JJand Saws, Liu ha, eto.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Talbott anil Idddell.
EnxU)bor? Rico Hullor, in stock, quWk
delivery, (? > \v prioes,
V. C B A DH AIM,
No. I .'13(1 Main St., Columbia, S. 0,
THE BAILEY-LEBBY 007'
Thoonly machine
for cleaning rough rioo in one operation.
MiLL_ syppy.ES, ggsssi: 8AW,
CORN AND CANE MILLS, RUBBER
ANt) LEATHER BELTING*
JJv*r, Packing.", PJp?N KIH-Uusl. .and
Hoods. Largest fi'oek of Supplies South,
Lowest Prices. Prompt Shipments. Illu?
tratcd Catalogue burnished upon Applica
tion. Tiy tho 1M, Co.'s Ant I- Friction
l)ti l>l>lt t .Metal, tho be,t for HttW SPEED
untehlncrv.
CHARLESTON, - - S. C.
THK IXIJKIJ HTATR8 UOVKHKMENT has
I adnpivd (ln< Kceh-y Treatment in tho Bol
divr's Homes aiul in nn Institution for tho
exclusive me of tho HcKular Army.
ALCOHOL, OPIUM, ' Produce caeh a dlseaso
I i. UACGO D8ING t having dotlnito pathol
o ?> . Tli ? disease yields easily t ) tlio Poubl ?
t hhtiideof (iuld Treiitmvnt aa administered
at The Keele,\ In.st tut:;, (iroenvillo, S. O.
Del tiled Information mailed on application to
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
(OK HOX J J 7)
O'v EF.NVILLE, - - 8. C.
ilii-OM.V IVeelcy Institute In 8. <\ ' ?
IN CHICKENS
Send 25 cents in stamps for Book.
HOOK IMJBLISIIINO IIOUSIC,
I.'M- ljeoiitit'd Street, - -'New York.
? ?
TASTELESS
LL
IS JU8T AS GOOD FOR ADULT8.
WARRANTED. PRiCE60ot8.
A GAI.ATIA, II.LS., Nov. 10, IBM.
Carls Medlclno Co., 8t. J.oitl3, Mo.
(Jontlomoo:? Wo Hold In?b year, 600 boUlM of
OHOVIC'8 'i'A8T15LK!?8 CI 111,1; TONIC ODd h(?r?
bought throo Krosn already Uils yc:ir. In all o*r ?*?
porloiico of M yours. In tho dru? bqslneu,
H0,vcr Aold no nrtlolo tliat tfivo bijcq univuruu saUft*
Yours truly,
AliMEV, CARJl ACQ.
never Cold nn nrtieio ui:
(fetlon at your Tonic.
* NORTH *
FROM CHATTANOOGA OR HARRI
MAN JUNCTION VIA THE '
QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE
Ila n duo me Vcstib n led
Trains.
Through"' Pullninua from Rnvannah, Co
lumbia, Bi>nrt unburn, AsliovilJo, Knoxviile,
Atlanta and ChaUnnooKn to
C I N C IN N A T I .
fSIIOnTEBT LINK. Ff.VB&T 8ERVIC8.
O. L. MITCHELL, W. C. niNEARSON,
District Pass. A^ont, (Jvn'l Pass. Ag*ot,
CbatlunooKn. Tenn. Cincinnati, Ohio.
. A PtMMBt, Cool ?*d b?Uf m hit 5fn?fc?,
LVON * C?. TOMCCyWOIIM, OURMAM, N, O.
TBI OKOROf A ^tKLKO It A P H SCBOOl
T?ksIm? tetegrephy
starla it* graduate* In U>a rallwa*
k?iln? rears. Silicon hdf><lr#4 mc>
rc???fnt graduate*. Send fot HIM.
m^WS^faOBR
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