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' OI<1-Tlmo fiootoh Obituary. Tho following death notlco appeared h\ tho Edinburgh Weekly Mngaalno of March -2. 177S: "Feb. 12?At Now JJeay, In the eopnty of QtUiUucM, much logrottcd, Francis 'fait, parochial u(?h$'*l master (hero, In tho ono hundred and-sectmd year of his ago; a man of an athlete form, of a naturuluo complex Son an (1 his sbso about alx foot, llo lived chiefly upon voffetrtbl&, was a favorite of tho tnusoa and at tlmos drank freely. llo was no less dlstln gUlshod for hip piety than for tho good order he observed In his school, for Ids caBy method of toacblng and for Infua* tug Into Ida pupils a landatdo nplrlt ol emulation. ilo retained We sen#ej? to thO lHBt." lhltiga IVorth IiOAfntiiic. ? Ueiuembor that It Is a mark of good breed I u u to thuuk a person for a g.ft the day It arrives. Acknowlcdgo an Invitation for dln uei; or luncheon tho day It arrives. Thank your hostess for your vlalt tho . day you return homo. Either Ifcftvo your card or wrlto a noto to a friend aa Boon us you hear that friend Is 111. Keep sutllcleat paper and eurolopea on hand, so your notes eau bo written nt once, and remember that a dainty uoto Is tho hall-mark of good breedlug. ? ,4 * >?*?*? v.- ? l>og Farms in Chi ha. ,w,J-n Manchuria and nil that part of j .^Chlna adjoining Mongolia thoro aro ! ihousanda of farms devoted exclusive ly to dog raining. At each of theso ea* tnhllshments several l^mdrod doga aro kept, which are killed by Htrangula tlon when they aro 8 months old, usual* ly toward tho inlddln ol' winter. At that tlmo their skin la covered with very fine hair, nnd from theuo skins are made winter clothes for tho In* habitants of tho celestial empire. Tho 'doga furnishing these skins are on* tlrely different from the breed of (logs known hero or In Europe, and their fur 'Is raid to he no long-haired nnd close on account of tho extreme cold In that region, "ThcKO fur dogR constitute the only wealth of this desolato country, and tho only dowry given to the daughters of these farmers consists of a rjmnber of dogs. Tho value of /tho djjgs (s about half a dollar, and an |t takew olght ^furjjogs to make a coat, /such an vrlrtlclo Is rather expensive. Trafllc In <lf& skins Is centered In largo cities like Moukden nnd Foo Chow, where they aro tanned. At tho first-named place tho amount of dog bkln.s handled last year represented ?half a million dollara. . f * n?'s In fjnoort. Largo sums of money are represented t>y Une old laces. It Is said that (ho /Vstors own lace worth $8, OIK), 000, and that tho Vanderbllts value theirs at f4,000,000. The popo Is content with only $Yi>,000 represented In lnce, find the Princess of Wales boasts a collec Hon worth $2ft0,GG0. X'qwrI'O of Oliiliiirnlii r>i Cnlt?rrli TI111I Con hi I n Mi'itiii'j, ns mercury will Kiirnly (1vh!>iuv tho spdmo of muo! I find oon? pistol y UfcrniiKO lliowliiilnayBlon1 whonoiikHiti! it through Uio >HHi:ou?iHi?rfiico?. Siifth articles f?houM n?f?r bo iif>e?t oxrupt on profie.ruiUon.i I r?un r.*j?ut:vl?lo physlHimn. ?s tin ? .1.1 ? - I V. .. uii.nl V/II ji:ui n nu?.... ... ? ? It is titlccn tn to run II)*, an i i?; ln.vlo fn**Yoioilo OMo, liy !?'. J'. Ijenoy <Vr ? <> T ptimunifil* froo t V7"Sold Ijy 1 > rn?ii i vIh; ju f 7 fie par boltlft. HaU'b Futility PIUh iuo {.ho host. f Tho contost for tht\ control of tlm Ohfc jLetfloJaturo ended with au ayauiod Itcj?u l> ti'Ofjn majority of lly*;. Throe Good Tbtiigft. Three poor! tiling nl>ont Tettorlno, beuliW th.0 ono prcut, j;oo?! flirt tint It ruron, nro tu>it It !<? painless, harmless ami hnn no luul o<tor. IMa tho only miro rifro for 'Id iter, lOtujworni, l?i% r.oma. Cm en t'twn no tlm? etay ourod. No matter how Imu; yon h.ivo iia<l them. AOccnt* iiyllii hn< ?it 'IruifglVs, or i-y mull for 50 oonis .<fn cash or s'.arapu from J. T. Shapirlno, Savtiu On. Tho f. ft N. Wr"HaIl oad Co. has added nr immigration n ({On ? ? y to their bn-inoss, witli \V, A. Fair, "f 1 ilv'i'l n'on. 1 iteof tho A. I, J^S npfCltt. MoRt of their ffTot i;t will In? In In dtlco ca pit nlists 1 mm the North* apt., who de Klro to on;fago !n nxrionl nro or manufactur JliR to locate along thin i'xe of toad. I, and' )nwo. already h i.n secured for tho KutUtiinuul of UiobC colonist-. ' On November 1 so:no CCfl.000 norenot land Sn Wyoming nre to ho opened to Kettlo jnrtit unrlor tho United ftlatos land law*. Jt Is said to !)o lino land nnd is sltuatod on Oreen lUvcr and along Uijr lMnoy, I-u Ha rgo find Foutnnollo orecko. It comprises eight townships in Vinta County. To?('nro a fold In Ono Day. Tftho Laxative Slromo Quint no Tablets. A] DniKgh'ts refund money it tt falls t'?oure. 2>">c ' Tito riawatlan planters hnro at length thrown ofT tho yoke of iho nugar trust and jlinvo not tho fjpracfculscs. at defiance by 3env|ng thorn both out In tU?T4>HLu/; of thu ftSOC ciop. \ Chow Star Tobacco -Tho IJo-t. f>mt>"ko Blcdgo Cigarettes. f Capltallflln In Now York nnd Gt. T^outs r.rc paid to bo planning to obtain control of tho .Tast dojjoalts of asphalt in UUni. Fits permanently cnroil. No ilt > or nervous ness nt tor llr?t da v's us-* of r > Kline's (ireat S"orvi? HcKtnror. $'? t rial hot tie nnd t re-i <!?"? f i <*o Dr. n. II. Ki.ink, I.t 1..WI A r h St.. 1'hlla., IV Pico'a Cum for Consumption Iiah ni n^nnl nt? a C'otie)! nn-dicjne.? F. M . A'?""TT, cca iDt.. utill'nlt), N". V., May l-HSM. Mr*. Winslow'uSoothlns: Syrup forclilMrcn toi'tlilr.^', Boffrnx tlii' K'tinn. rfdttclntf Inllatn i tlon.nllny?i j nin.fttrm wind roKo, slV. a bottle. GATflHBH CURED Xrotihloil I'or T\ro Y?iim nn?l Health Very l'oor. "*I was troubled with catarrh for two years and my health bcaatno vory poor. I hoard so much about Ilood'fl Harnaparilla that I decided to try It nnd nftor taking a ?few bottles l was entirely cured." A. II. McDermmot, 85 JJolton ttt., Mnrlboro, Macs. HOOCl'S 8paru"la U'bo lKM^-ln faot tho Ono True IHond IMriflcr. Dllln cure ruvu^ea. IndlKMtion, huvm S flSlS bllloufincos. l'rlco iVc. - N. U.? No. 47 ? *07. ' 'r ? fHPM A GrfM tt?B??.t/ 0tw4irr?t, fitnd for ? KUKE ?ID B A- Int l? >ir?? lortt'^il. f*.' ri I V l>lt. 8. I'KIIKKY, Chlcnto, 11U. j Thompson^ Ey> Water ?j|T?|IT? Inyentor*' OnM? fr?? F.W1ATI TATB - rJMMM I l#ACO.y*Ul? VolMton.146 Jl'w*y,N. If, If KffiJ m IfFT.1 Philadt^phians Who fngagod to ? Work in Phosplioto Mines, NEWBOLD HAS SUIWENDERED. Howuro of UiicIo Sam -Stabbed II la i fttlicr to Doath?MudehU Vac* ctnatcd -Other I\iln?otto C hips. Tho Columbia Btato. of thu 2?d ?ay?; About n week uiro u party (if fifty I'lub udolphiana wont to John'tt Inland, on tho Carol i lift coait-, to work in thophoft phuto mines. They now nay thoy havo i ? huil tuoro than enough of tho expori- | on co ami want to (jot homo. Vealerday i Harry L'dwurdo and Unco of hia com panions readied Columbia, and Ed? j Wards vuiiod tlio roportoitf to toll of hia troubles and to g o /or tho poopJo who pot him to #o to tho mines. ?(!? wards claima that ho win oflorod 81. 66 ) or day and mote if hi!* work proved *ftt iftfnolory, hul ho did noi make half that j a"d t tm t ho wan fed on a Jew crackern and (moon and ;.*ot no dinner utull. 11 0 raid t im t ho and his conn anions want* cd to loavo t }? o mine, but could not got away, i ft every avonuo of escape whh cttarc ed, and ho oeotnod hot over tho Idea that Borno of tho puarda woro no* ft roes. lie euid that ho tramped U> Sa* van'nah and from thoro to iJonmarU, whoro ho began hia railway trip to Co- j hunbio. ? j Edwurdfl frays thi.ro are many othera j at tho Jinlow minca, whoro ho claimu to lmva worked. who would liko to ?ot. away. Edwards and tho entiro I hila* dolphia cuntm^ent arc Americans, and ho HoyR tho trouble i * tho i ooplo want ed woro Ituliana who would consent to work under tho oouditionr. to which ho ob mots. '.I ho Mory is not a new one; and many of tho mining companies llnd that aftev they udvsnoo money for tho miners to como. South on, tlml thoy fdcip and no to working for Rome other company and thoro by cvado working for tho money advanced for tho puhmICTO to tho l.inea. .Jt in on this account, il ia s.uid, the men havo to bo v utched. Edward a applied at police headquar ters for assistance in tho hope of pelting hack to I hiludel phiu Ho i:? currying a Oouplo of bolls of cotton as aoovouirn of hia oxporieueo. Stato Potcotivo Nowbold, who killed \V. II. Turner in Spartanburg on tho lUth, pnvo hiiu^elf up last week, and will more than likely lu taken to Spur* tanbiiif,' and placed in jail to await bin frml nt the next term of tho court tor that county, which meets next M^eh. jjut in tho meant imo he will apply for bail. As to tho story of tho killing Nowbold 1 1 a <? nothing further to uny than has alrt-ady beon published, which in that he claims that it wan a case of occidental killing Ho said thatho had no intcnton in (he world to kill a man ho had never scon in hia hlo and that, it win an entire accident. Hn.aid that if he had wanted to Kill any one he could havo killed a do/.cn ami havo yottwn off on tho Ciotinda of soM-delouso, as )io has taken arms away )i ni people who havo attacked bun. Tn tho Cnilorl VtnfoR Court, at Col umbia, no l>i!l wa-. f ? > > i m < i in tho on so of it. \V. lloiliM, \v!)o \\ ;i t charged with opening a loiter ndtli chm*iI to a .Mormon in Fairlie.ld eounly. '1 ho facta eluurlj* indicated that t lie letter was <?j oncd by mistake, and tho jury t.o looked on it nud acted accordingly. i lie Mormons behoved Air . llollis ha 1 intentionally opened the lot tor in order to eoo what were their pinna, it being Mipposod that ho m'iis violently opposed to tho church. Ho bears a hied excellent reputation and no one, except the .Mormons, ever PU|}po3od that he knowingly opened t Ho letter. A I Columbia, hist wee!;, in tho United iSta<efl Court, i; young white man, ?:nmcd Frank (-for*. of Spartan* buog, was charged with nreakittfj into a postollieo in that county, and tho (.oand jury finding a true lull the pris- i oner pleaded guilty. !lo i:i about 18 j yearn old, find -I ? ? < 1 ;; ?? Siniouton took in I consider a! ion hit* youth vhon ton- | fencing him. 'I !:c ^entenee whs that ho j confined in tlio penitentiary at Vimhing'nn for three years, and to pay a lino of j?KM. /*f AdolpliuS Cokrr, a man about 17, of Clarendon county, w.v u hipping ii young Km 1*1 jours old, when IIo>ey Cohor, the oldo.": foil, to whom thochild a p| oa led, told hi. t Is.-i nol to hit his brother another cut, i he cider C?kov declared he would whip tho boy when ever ho felt lik-- ? t , and Mi tick him an other blow, u In i en pon J'ojo.v fpr.mg on his father and inflicted sk wounds with a long-bla.led Knife, from tho} c licet s of which < 'okor died. I ho son litis been allotted. ? . .. ?r i ? It is repotted in t hmlcMon thai tho Wattdo I'hospliutc Con. pany Irul been bought by tho Vir,;in;;i l-'ortilirer Com pany of liiclttnojui 1 l.o pi ice is mid to have been >io,<.uO Mr. W. 1?. Chb> holm, of tho I'oiKeley riiosphato Com 1 any. is tho :s^c!it of the Yii ginm Com j any i:f ( hailestoi, and negotiation* liavu been under way fit* simm time past. .Mr. i Initios f boiiardi.on, tlto president of the \\ nndo Coin] any, wont to New Vnrk la t week, where, it ir. re ported, he consummated t;.o deal. The rdudenta of flic fSo'.ifh Carolina Collecro lu?\e all been vaccinated by J>r. I avlor, according to (ho recent in afruelior.s. There i- little danger,.- of Mv.a'il ]n?x, but the authorities think 'it best to bo Oil the :-:?fe tilde. Onerf tho boy a m Pickens K*ad about Kdi.<>on'a elcetrio separator for iron ore, and by n;c,.n.? of n pocket magnet ho has dn-covercd that about .'>0 per cent of the $and about (i.)a f>y fountain is thy best quality of iron, l'iekons may bo a* rich as* I'.it ming* ham, and j list bo in need of lito tomako ilio fact Known Near Denmark, Harry Moody, .col ored, was thot and killed by Crcargo Wilson, also colored. Tho qfiatrcl was about a woman. I -??????. Yoikvillo is to have elcetrio lights. ElmrV M. T.uoker, Jr., of this State, assistant attorney in tho interior de partment, has jo.igued to piactico law in Washington. W, C. Bagnal, of Manning, commit ted *nieido at the Calhoun hotel, in Charlobton, by taking 'audanum. ? ? !_ ? ? ! The Citadel cadots have decided to : have their nnnnal winter hop ou l)<\ : ccmbcr iJ. i John Ryan. Br.; ono of tho rioheW land mor-t wuteiy known raon of tho I 8o?th, died at Atlanta, after a protract* | ed ill new cansctMoy paralysis. FlttlfiS in Tim mountains, | They Obscure the bun and tho Aahoi fnll to .Marlon. A epooial to tho Charlotte (N, 0.) Ob* flfimr from Marlon, of tho U8d. *ayft: Vo&torday and today tho e,un hunt? in tho akioa liko a ball of tiro, and at times wai.aliuont obsourod by tho donwo timoko, which hoyora over and around tho town, 1 1 in tho sauio story that hag boon told for tho past week or thoforosfc fires, which continue to rago with un> Aba tod fury. Flames with rod tongue* can bo hcoij from Marion a I j night, leaping ovor tho mountains, ! licking up ovory thing that will burn. Tho flames nro high, and : ureal volumes of emoko aro j.ufi'ing I ; lie a von ward. Tho flros havo approueh- I ! o.l to within seven miles of Marion and ! ? tho a*he,0 pf tho leaves nro falhim j ! thickly ;n yj wu. Mountaitioors rejVo'ri , ' that th^wo is all ovor tho mountains I I in tho intpoPond of tho county, on tho ; ! Mitchell and Yuncoy. oonnty lines; also on tho famous lilack mountain, and that niany miles of fQUCOR havo boon dostroyod. Leaves and brutih aro vory dry, owing to tho fact that there baa , been no rain for a month. KISTIiOSlMCCT Ol< I mo kimdicmio Ont of 4,2610 Onflow of Yellow Feror, 440 I'rovod Fatal. According to tho laat weekly roport, iflnnod by tho Ourgoon Oonorul of tho Marino Hospital ftorvico, giving there* turns up to tho 10th instant, thoro had thon appearod during the yollow favor epidemic in tho Honth a total of 4,Cy9 cases, of which 41(1 had proved fatal. Of tho total numbov of canon, 1,647 j wero roportcd from Louisiana, 1 4 <?!>."> from MinHissippi, 710 from Alabama, fi'-J | from TonnoHHeo, 10 from Texas, 4 from ! Illinois, it from and I each ! from Florida and Jvontuqky, All but ton of tho cases roported from Louisi ana aro oroditod to New Orleans. Tho oasoa in Kentucky, Illinois and CJoov gia wero conlinod to rofugcoa. A com putation shows that about 1U$ por cent, of tho cauob proved fatal, ? ? waaiwi ? ? * ? 8IIAK1CIIS TO VOItM A COLONY, Looking for a htto in Georgia on W iloh to Settle. Dr. J. R Hlingojflftnd, tho head oi a Blmkor colooy in Ohio, is in Savannah for tho pftrffoBo of taking stops to or ganize a colony in Uoorgia. Ho went ont wit h parties for tho pnrposo of look Jncr at Homo land and says tho colony will purchase lfl,OUO acros to stnit with. Two of tho rasters, Misses PJ4 Downing and J. l''oloy havo already ar rived, and \V. O. Ay or, Dr. Slingor land'o assistant, >b ox poet od in a week or so. Thoao four composo a hoard of ministers of tho colony ntid they wil^ decide what shall bo dono with re for ouco to the location of the. colony Dr. ISlingorland ftuyo tho colony will nood about 00. 0U0 acres of land if tho colony is a buccobs. Tho colony oxpocts to laiso oropu and blooded atock. v ? A LL FOUH' "WUHIO KILLICO, Fou <1 of Extermination lu Louisiana Town, A special from Muudovillo, I,a , says: J3ayou l.acorabo, a small settlement 11 miles cast of lioro, baa hetm the koouo of ft torn bio tragedy. News has jiiHt been reocived hei'o of ft desperate fleht between Arthur and Edward Jolio on ono niuo and LaAvrenco and Edward Cousin on tho other, which roaultod in tho killing of all the pnrtios concornod. BholgunBand pistols wero tho weapons used. Tho causo of tho diltloulty is at tributed to an old lamily fond. MEMORIAL KXICIICISKS In Commemoration o^tlio Life of Sou ator fdiinin (1. Harris. At Memphis, 1'onn. , last Sunday me morial oxereisos in commomoration of tho life of tho lato Senator Isliam G. Karris, was held at tho auditorium. A coating capacity of (5,000 wan packed and hundreds woro turned away. Ad dresses eulogistic of tho doad Senator Turpio of Turpio of Indiana, Congress man John .Sharp Williams of MisHis. fiippi, Oovornor Tj. Taylor and Gou. ?7ohu \\ . Gordon, of Memphis. Demands Prison Information. C. E. Yawtor, chairman of tho com mil too on prison reform, prescntod a rc* port to tho Virginia Methodist Confer ence, which soveroly condemns the crowded condition of State prisons aiulj jn tho name of humanity ami Christian ity demado reformation of tho system 1 ?? on ailing there, t>o as to provide a greater nunibor of cells and otherwise improve the facilities. Tlio report was unanimously adopted and Bishop Fitz gerald expressed hopo that every news paper in Virginia would publish it. Scalpels Ticket. C.iiiscb Suit. ?Tames Foley, of Savannah, Oa , is j cuing tho Central of Georgia for go, 000 | damages. Foley bought a seal per ?*s J ticket from Atlanta to Savannah and] was put off tho train. Tho ticket was) issnod by tho Chicago A? Fnslorn llliuois Railroad, in Chicago to Jacksonville. J oley supplied his namo as purchaser. Will Mo ( 'ourt-\lartialc<!. Tho Virginia Grand Camp Sons of i Veterans' investigating committeo at 1 Richmond liuds Mr. Minitroo Follies guilty of boiug in tho employ of tho 1 Amorican Book Company and ho will bo ' court-mai tialod by tho grand camp of i tho eons. ! $10,000,000 Paid I it I o t lie Treasury. | Tho United Slates Treasury has ro- | coived from tho ox-organization com- ! mitteo of tho Union Faeilio road $13, ? ' (M >, 2 >0 in cash and turned ovor to tho coinmitteo that amount, in bonds, ! which has bcou ou deposit with the government. ?y $00,000,000 Is Needed. Secretary of War Alger, in his finU annual roport, asks for moro men ami ofllcors for tho army, and fays $90, 0(>0 - Ouu is nooded. Ho also wants Alaska garrisoned to repress lawlessness. Total Indian Population. " Tho Interior Department ostimates tho total Indian population of tho United States, exolnnivo of tho Now 1 York Indians and tho Avo civilized tribes, at tt7, 178, located on 177 rose r- i v Alton a, em bracing 33, 40*, 8a? acres. Oats a Louff Xmas Holiday. Tho Richmond (Vo ) elty school board has ordered tho' tohoola closed Jtom /Baa mb to 8d for lack of /funda, the school fnod having been re I V^SSiSSSS&XSSt.^ ZU ~ w - - ? .-r~ STARVATION 1ST OV?A,x The Carta Oo About the Btreet* on the limit for Dead Ilcxlt??? A lot tor ha? beeu recpivod iu Tip?ton from CaptXin Charlton of the foul* masted ftohoouer Cliira 13, Randall, of Portland, Mo. , now(in port at Matanzas, Cuba, whioh tolls/of tho great distress aud suflenng in Cuba. j Tho aohoonor lfoft Philadelphia with a cargo of ooul, aljout a mouth ago and tho lottor was ( written hy Captain Charlouon after tho vessel arrived tlioro two weeks ago. He says that Mantanzas is Jillo^with fevor-atrioken aud dying soldiery and that hundreds of paoilioos aro dying every wook. It is n^uuoom inon sightrou tho stroots to see men lyr i ing in tho guttor iu their last agonies and to boo tho doath carte slowly oroep ing shout gathering up thoir load of bodies. Tho people soern to bo holploM in thoir miHory and not only is yoliow fever ploying havoo with them, but they are dying of starvation by scores. Cap tain Chnrloson says that ho has not boon ashoro very muoh since his arrival, for foar of catching tho foovor arid ho intends to got his vcbsoI uuloadod and away as soon as posbihlo. iuatanzas, whioh was onoo one of tho busiost ports on the island, is now al< most deserted, ho Bays, and overy whore thoro is death and pcstilonco. INDICl'ICNDICNCK 1IALU Hint orlo lliiltdlng Will bo Itostorod to Its Original form, At Philadelphia workmen havohogun tearing down tho many additions to Indopondenco Hall that lmvo boon built from timo to time, and whioh marrod tho simplicity of the historic structure. Tho entire blooli frony Oth to Uth ntroot, and faoing (on Chpdnut street, lias been shut iiv vhj\a hoard fence ton foot high, so that tho rolio huntors and sightsoors can bo kept at a fiafo diBtanco. Not a brick nor a board of tho old building will bo allow ed to bo carried away. Tho building occupied by tho Univorsity Law School at (ith and Chestnut strooto, will ho torn down, as will also sovoral small utruoturoH whioh woro addod to tho main hall whou tho building was occu pied by tho oity officials. It is tho in tention to rontoro tho old building to as neur original design as possible. A TICXA9 I'RAlIUIfi FIRK. Ovor 400 Hqunro Miles Passod Over. 0,000 8hoep Woro Ilurni-d. A opocial to the Dallas News from Emma, 'i otas, says: A terriblo prai rie tiro passed through Lubbock, Ilalo and Crosby countios, doing great dam ago to tho ranges. It originated oast of j Crosby county, burned eastward through Crosby county before a sovoro wost wind until it reached a point north of Emma, when a northor aroso, j bringing tho fire south in its awful I fury. At least <100 squaro miles of ter ritory woro burned ovor. Cattlo suffer od and many woro burnod to death. North of ICmina H,OuO shoop woro burn ed in oho flock and many farmors lost thoir wintor food. SKC'ltlfiTAKY IJLIB&' UICPORT. Outstanding Pension Olnlms Will Swell tlio Appropriation. Boorotaiy of tho Interior Bliss, iu his annual roport, submits oatimatos aggro gating 8150, 5lfe, 419 for appropriation by Congrossfor tho fiscal year ontling Juno SO, 131)9. Discussing pensions bo says 200,000 pension claims aro awaiting ad judication and it is ostimnted that 40 or At) per co tit. of tbeBo will be finally ad mitted. If they aro rapidly adjudicatod tboy will ewoil tlio pousion roll from So, 000, 000 to 87,000,000. When, how over, tboeo claims are adjudicated, aud first payments made thoroon, the amount of the ponsion roll will doorcase vory rapidly, possibly to ?125,000,000 or $180, 000,000 tlio first year. NO FOOTBALL IN QKOKGIA. ? Sonnto Passes tlio Prohibitory Pleas ure find tho Governor Will SJkii It. Itopreootilativo Colo's football bill, providing for tho prohibition of the playing of match or exhibition games whoro admission is oliargod, has passotl tho Georgia Sonato. It lias already passed tho lowor branch of tho Legisla ture, and now awaits tho approval of tho Governor. Tlioro is no doubt but that ho will oign it. MIncrA Despornto. A special from Washington, Ind.f Bays: Tho striko of tho Cabo & Co. minors, which has boon on sine# last 'May, is further from sottlomont than over. A proposition Bubmittod by tho : minors to tho operators has boon ro jocted. Tho operators hnve imported a number of nogrorsfrom Kentuoky, and ai o now oporatincr tho minos, and it is not improbablo that bloodshed will be tho result in tho noar futuro. Loss By Fire. At JLitchfiold, Conn., thomain build ing of the Echo Farm Creamery at the* Washington depot, was burned. The loss is 820,000, covered by insurance. At Detroit, Mich., Boydoll Brothers' paint factory, on Fort street, was burned. Tho loss $100,000. Spoutano ouh combustion Is bolievod to have boon tho causo of tho fito. . Toll OntcsToin Down. The Jessamiuo coifuty, Kentuoky, toll-gato raidors havo destined all the gatoa in tho county. Tho authorities wero oitlior poworloss to approach them or oIbo afraid to, for no attompt wan mado to stop tho destruction of prop erty. ^ ___ Cleared ITp tho Business, Tho Supromo Court of tho United States, which has been running four years behind its docks for years, has cleared up tho business and instead of working ninong fossilizod oases is now ablo to It cop abreast of tho times in the trannaction of its businoss. Iiicreasu la Wages. An inerease of 10 per cont. in wages has boen announced at the Jesse Eady woolen mills, Fall River. Mass., to take elTeot Deo. 1st Several bundi#J bande are affected. ? \ One Pattilly injum. . ^ Train No. 2, on th? Kansas City. Fort Scott k Mom phi s, which left Bk> yningham, Ala. /fpr Kansas City, w derailed just west of Williford, Ark. | The combination poach, . chair , ear and eleeper went over the bank, the combination car going ~ into Spring rirer. TSfe cfctir cur And sleeps? both consumed*.. On# passenger was fatally injnrod Mid aleo thirty others j more or less a^rlontljr hurt. It in be | lieved none die * si. I:-.-. . . - A HARVEST OF HUMAN HAIR, j Mlllon* of roniith l-rcry Year Oet Tnn*I?<l \Jj? In Commerce. rcrtiftps ttyere Is no staple article ibout which less It) known by tho aver> v *ko person than human lialr an on ar? tlcle of coinrjcrce. It wlU doubtless inrprltjo tnajay when it la stated that tho dealers In human haJr goods do pot depend on chance clippings horo itul there, but that there 1b a tegular-) bair harvest that eun always bo felled : upon. It Is estimated that ovot $2,- I 500,000 pounds of human hair arc used maually lu tha civilized world or ' kdorning the heads of women. In Now Vork city alone over four tons of tLdtf , class Hi poods pro Imported yoarly. I "Not a little of the hair used In this ' country," said a New York dealer to tho writer, "comw from the heads of i Amorlcan womon and la fully as lino j In ghado and texturo as tho lmMTted article. Wo had a big harvest the crazo that tho fair box had not lung ago for having their hair cut shoyt. Many thousand# of women who thpn had their locks sheared liavo 6lnco bit terly regretted It, as In many Instances their hair has frown so slowly that j they 1m vo been compelled to wear a wig or u switch ftlneo tho fiiAhlon Changed. After tho majority of wom en reach tho ago of thirty tho hair seems to partially loso Its vigor, and If cut It will not grow long again. "Two-thirds of tho ladles nowadays U3o falso lmlr more or less. Tho do creo of fashion, or tho charm, la tho j reason, of course. Ono woman, for In* j stance, has a high forehead and wishes to reduce It in appearance. Another j has worn olf tho front hair by edutin- | nod frizzing', and would llko to conceal tho fact. Hoth make use of a front or top piece, with a cholco of many itylea, "Ladles' wigs cost from $20 to $200. Half wigs, top pieces and switches, from $10 to $50, according to quality. { "Tho largest supply of hair comcs ; from Switzerland, Germany, and the 1 French provinces. There Is a human hair market In Merlans, In the depart ment of the lower Pyrenees, held overy Friday. Hundreds of hair traders walk up and down the one street of tho vlllago, their shears dangling from ! their belts, and Inspect tho braids ! which tho peasant girls, standing on i tho steps of tho houses, let down for Inspection. If a bargain Is struck tho hair Is cut, and the money paid on tho spot, tho price varying from 00 cents to $5 in our money. "A woman's hair mny grow to tho length of six foot. And I know a lady who has been offered and rol'uscd $500 for her crown of glory, which Is over six feet long. A single femalo hair will bear up a weight of four ounces without breaking, but the half thus heavily weighted must bo darl^bVown, for blondo hair breaks under,' a strain of two and ono-lialf ounces. Thero aro Rornc 2.000 Importers, manufactur ers arid dealers In human hair In tho United States. Only a "Vooman." A brawny Swede visited tlio Chicago city hall the other day to procure n marriage llconse, and a couple of elorks to whom ho Innocently stated his wish es directed him to the .department whoro the do;? licenses are If? sued. lie .approached the license "window dlflldently, gave his name and address and asked what the document would cost "It will cost you $1 a year for every dog you keep,'" replied the clerk. "Dog?" echoed the Swede. "Why, certainly," Qontlnued llic clerk "don't you wnnt n dog license?" 4'IIal, no,u cried the would-be bene dict. "Ay knlnt aCfoord to buy dog dees yar, Ay vant to get only a voomnai now." ft HALL'S ^ Vegetable Sicilian HAIR RENEWER It doesn't cost much, yet it ? adds wonderfully to the looks* It is youth for a few cents. No gray slpfcl hair. No dandruff. 0$, * TZRfCTEJ. * Rice's Goose Grease Liniment Is lwaya nold under a guarantee to euro all nchea and pains, rheumatism. neuralgia, strains, bruises and burns. IIIbaIso warrant ed to car* colds, croup, coughs nnd la grippe fjulokcr than any known', remedy. No cure no piry. fiold by all druggists and general stores. Made only by < ? 003 K GREASE LINIMC.NT CO.. Giieknsuouo, N. C. ST. JOSEPH'S LIVER REGULATOR tiik ni<:sT on tup; makkkt. All Drug^lsti and Morchftntj. Mnf'd by L. OKHK'I'1.15 CO. Chatlnnoogn, Xcnn._ DR. BAKER'S FEUALC REGULATOR CURES SUFFERING WOMEN. Al>*olutoly VoKctftlile anil Ou*>&ntc<*<l. >Innuf*c ture.t by i.oofconf Mountain .Mc4Uliic Company. urrcnntlllD, Tt nn. A.n Oriel ficrapcr. A curious instrument possessed by everyone In China abovo the extreme ly poor Is the tougue-scrnper.H The peo ple may or mny not have brushes, but they nro sure to have a tongue-scraper. This scraper Is a ribbon of silver or gold with a ring at one end by which It Is suspended when deslretj. fhc chenp cst are of plalft metal, more expcnslvo ones are engraved, while a few aro Jewelled at either end. I#ik6 hairpins, they are sold by weight, plus a small chargo of workmauship. Women can to tho Klondlka If they warti to* but "there ia no^Tlalble reaeorf why they should. AVlth reason* ablaeffort they can be uncomfortable enough at home. . Wwi t* trtlrm *n ?w? ? faNt liwt* rtok Oat* . CNlOMt xmtafMf j tt(M MlH 9amtf M?iMt VhMI BMNiMiNNHir ? MMtCm vfeA MmN ?iwiUM. t>n lit U> ftirnt WfeM NtM& tfct Mtam* hfH ?< U? AaftMUf fWMMMi K?r?? fngpvtyr All ?k) ; --' - ? T "fl 1T| --'I - I 1H11T r MflM w iM-giflj !i?rS?SAW? wim +* <W a ***** *?? . maiMliirmfM nm It mm* - BOOK FTTH. HOUSE. HOMflM a^. Nmt Y?fli Oltl No. ?00. Thlaqiur oak writing dc*k J# i>of Uliod like a PiUUOi It ha? a CMnoh bpvclod v plate gia? In top and a doepdrfcw<>r boiow. Ar* IlitlO Freuohlwi ?!?(? floibiiccf iu mahogany. $3.95 la our gpoo* ml prldo for lhI4 f lOdoak. ( MaU orders filled promptly.), will mall fttiyouo, tr oo of all cliargcw, our now lUpaao Special fata* logu*. containing KurnUnro, Drantrlo*. Lamp*, Stov'ps Crooltory, Mirror#. Pioturoa, {JwiUIiiif, Refrigerators. llaby Carriages,, eto. Ti>ls lu Ftio most com plete book ov#r puwlAhsdi and wo pay nil p0S'?K0. Our lithographed Carpet ('aalogoo. Aliowlog carpota In colors, Is utoo yours fur the asking. If carpet ?rtinpUvi ftro wauled, mull us <k>. In stumps. 1 horo lu no leftHon whv you ahonlU pay your local dealer 00 por coat, profit whou you can buy from (ho mill. Drop a Jlao now to tho tuonoy-euvois. ? JULIUS HINES & SON, Baltimore, Md? , FIcaao montlou this paper. "Rust," tho clrqjacl of the cQtton grower, can be preYCQted. Trials at Experiment Stations and the experience of leading growers prove positively that Kainit h .is the only remedy. We will ba glad to send, free of charge, Interesting ^nd useful pamphlets which treat of tho matter irt'datnll. \ GERMAN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St., Now York. GEORGIA LADIES HATE SHAMS; - J* WhltovTllo, On., wrltoai II two uaed Dr. M. A. Blm , no ? a Jjtvor Modiolno 15 vcatu for Slek Ilemlaobe, Oo?tiveno?8, and na without It. It ftoto on no moio mildly mid thorough, ly than tho "Liver Pegu lator" mndo by Zoillii or tho "BlnoU Draught* mano by ClifttUuiooga MedlctaO Company. Nervous Deprosaion of Women. Awomnnwlll often without knowing ft commit slow enioldo for her family. BhO will think, toil and worry for hor children, Too often thoy no not appreciate It. Her tired nerves bihI weary body at Inst renoh a olrtge when oho la almost powerless for any kind of mental or physical work, and &ho Is doitroeood and worried oyer tho conscloii3? lions thutnho la uimblo to perform berac* cuotomed dutlos. Her organs of digestion nro dlDordorod and although tbero Is a Con* Btant disposition to rest, wnkefalnoas and lossof power to sleep oro serious indlca* tlona of nervoas depresalon. What sho needs la a courso of Dr. Simmons Squnvr Vino Wlno to rcstoro a healthy functional activity and g!vo tono trad vitality to hor nervous svstoin. AAt tho same tlmo tho utomnch.llvor and mdneys should bo fltim nlatod with Dr. 91. A. Simmons Ulvor ' Hlodlolno. lloll Ground, Go., writes: I hftvo known Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medl cino 20 ycftta, and thnt It euros I^aGrlppo, Ilcad acho aiid otbor ooffl* plaints. I think it is utronpcr- tban "Zeilin'o Ilogulftlor" and "Black I Draught," and that it I given better satisfaction. ? selng tlirongh (iio experience of y, most women find tfielr health ? damaged, If not ontlrely impaired. 'JL'hc painful and weary dragging and bear* ing down sensation litlhfl back Almost ovcry ine down sensation anno owk woman haa at times experienced. Some times tliepo aro Jfroro otcrlno dlBplaccmont, 7 . <. .t. _ ? a ffrAm w/>n kYIOPfl. YELiiw ma I'UEVIINTED BV TAKING "OurNativeHerbs di? Great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator. 200 DAYS' TREATMENT 9 1 .00 Containing a Registered Guarantee. 32 pogo Rook and Testimonials. FREE. Bent hy mul),poatago paid. Sold only by Agents for THE ALONZO 0. BLISS ^.Washington, P.C. Sc?rt Pin on tho market to* d?y. To Introduce oar lAtc&t Holiday C?t?lojfu? we i will ??r>5 tlio I'ln on recclptof ElOUT Cf-JSTS ? Qatalooc* rnMti O.K. WATKIN3 A CO . it ric* 8U rfovUleoce, H. I.. SAWMILLS. If van neod i\ paw n>lU, a?y rufc boforo buyii>K olauwhOffl. I tlw roost com |>Jold litio of tnlllH of any ' (Junior or wannfaotntor In thoiJuuUij CORN MILLS. Very highest graJo Btone*, <\t ouuauub Jy.low i?rlcos, , A WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, plan or*, Mouldora, EdtfOY*, Uo-8ftvvi Ihtnd flaw*, Lnths, cU\ ENGINES AND BOILERS, Tnlbott and Udd.-ll. Knulvborft H'oo Holler, lu ptoo'rf, delivery, low prim*. V. C. BADHAM, No. ma Alalix St., Columbi a. 0. MACHINERY, RICH HULLING AM) TilRVSIIINU ivy w proviso methods. Knglobnrg Illco HuH-r and Pollehor jllco Fi-m Drainage Pmnpa. Otvno JCvftp >r iiova and Bugar lvtttlos, Fngloo^nnd Itollora. saw M>Ur. llrJet Mule. > iv<v. .A full fetoek always on hand of IJoltlnff. PavUlng, Pip* <*Ul1 rlttlnfre, Pulleys and Bhaltlug. Drilling outfits for A riwwiVtt NYclla. THE BAILEY-LEBBY GO. CHARLESTON, - - - S. -C. Try n.'T/. Oo'a Antl-FrIot!.on lkb^itt MotM. pmmosT S For Catalogues, Prloo*, eta., of lot ? Choloodt pianos on tlio inarliot, wrll?t.? M. A. Malono, Columbia, S. 0. I ibi? " lontjo nrty honeo in Amuxlca suj?|-iy holler Pianos and for losa money. M. A, MALOAIO, Columbia* S. O, OEGAMS, xv If you am looking for tho heat Or?<ih, and for tho leant money, wrlto for crntnlopjK*, oto., to M, A. Malono. Columbia, H, o, ' Those whn deelro to thujiBit my etoclr, I eordlnily Invito to visit my fmlearooma t?hllo aft^mllng tho Otuto Fair, Nov. gtSta.,.. 18vh, 1807. M. A. MAJ'ONK, COLUMRIA, 8. <X FARM LANDS FOR QAJl,U IN SOUTH CAROLINA. IN I.AROF. Ort RMAIJ, TRAO'to tfEltJM EAIiY. I'D it FUUTilEU Iltl'CffLMAWDN ADDRESB . K. ii, PAL.UKU, COLUMBIA, 8. C. ? P^tNE-TENTHS ?f all the pain and sickness from ?which women suffer Is causcd by weakness or derangement In the organs of Menstruation. Nearly always when a ^bman la not well theso organs are affected. But when they are strong and healthy a woman la very seldom sick. Is nature's provision for the regu lation of the menstrual function^ It cures a|l" female troubles." It Is equally cffcctivo for the girl In Tier teens, tho young wife with do>* \ mcstlc and maternal cares, and tho woman approaching tho period known as the " Change of' Life." Thoy all need It. They aro all benefitted by It. * o For advice In cases requlrtnf special directions, address. Riving symptoms, the Ladles' Advisory Department," Tho Chattanooga Mcdlclno Co?. Chatta nooga, Tonn. TH08. J. COOPER, Tupfeto, " My filter etrtfered from very Irregtrtar end painful menstruation and doctor* coula not rcllovo lior. Wtr;e ot C'Jtiiul entlroly cured her ?nd also helped my mother through the Change of UM." Double Breech-loader Guns and Rifles from $2 U> $BO. Ro votverc, 70 cts, up. Knl'/oa, Raton;, _ Seine*, Tents, Sporting Goods ol all klnds.^ Send 3o stamps for 7B page Catalogue and sav? 25 per cent. 490 W. Main St. ALEX.L SEMPLE & CO. icwsvau, ll Sfludmedd Qfi AlifUita> CIn. Aottial bnttn?s?, No tut /f booE?- Skat I time. 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