The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 17, 1897, Image 4
Cultivation Implies something to oul? |
tlvnte, Wo lUiyit tho Btiti() tri favor- J
nblo *0)1 If WO VVtlUllI reap ft hjll'VCHt. i
?Wo tram the muscle tluit nlr<s?dy has !
homo strength if wo would maUo i<n
Utldclo. Wo foster nn aptitude for using |
tools if wo would make a good mechan
ic. in like manner, If wo would culti
vate I ho moral nature, we must seek :
for the beat Instincts that are already
active, and nourish ami develop tliein, !
Wow rCTTS? itntupiii
Arrangoipcii'i&'havo heen made by tlie
|Trea?ury Department with the New
York and Pennsylvania (Company, the
present corit meters fur the paper upon
which Internal revenue stamps tiro
Printed, by which all paper hereafter
to be manufactured by the company
for tho internal rove mi o ofllco Khali con
tain a nuKorm. waiter nxai k. The shec.ia
upon which stamps are t?? be printed
Will hereafter. when held up tint lopg
way, contain a water marking which
fihall rettd from left to tight across the.
width of tho sheet as follows: "l,\ .S.
K."
?i Mutual Interest,
' "Ho that young man wants to marry
you 7" said Mabel's father.
I "Yes," was the reply.
"l>o you know what his salary Is?"
"No. Hut It's an awfully ctraugo eo
fueldence."
"What do you mean?"
"Herbert asked me tho very same
uucatlou about you." Washington
Kta r,
The West. TO ml.
Vhere Is one good explanation of the
fact that great cities almost Invariably
grow towards the west. As regards
ICurope, the prevailing winds are from
the west and southwest, no thai (hose
portions of the towns are brighter,
cleaner, and healthier than the eastern.
......(J ...
Thcio Arc Few Her.
"Madge has more courage than any
girl I know."
"How does she shosv It 7"
"She sticks the stnmri on the envelope
before she writes tin/address,"- (Khls
and lOnd.s.
l>ows on l.nnd nn<l See.
I>ews are less abundant on islands
than on ships In mldoccan. Seamen
fan, therefore, tell when they are Hear
ing land by reason of the smaller de
posit of dew on the vessel.
People around n drug K-toro ought to
know Komet hlng (i I tun t medicine.1).
They never use them.
Cure. Cm ii i Wit li (Miytttc.
Mliditas Well try that as to attempt the
cure. of Tetter. Kezemii, Hltujwnrin and other
cutaneous altcctlon.S Willi blood lut-t I )?- 1 no.
Tetterine I ft till1 on 1 >? absolutely mi 1 1? aiii cer
tain t.cmedy. Willi il euro Is Hiiro. It's an
ointment. M cents at druu'ijlst* or by, mall
for /i'lc. in stamps from .1. T. Shitpt i ine, Sa
vannah, (in.
There Ik more (iatarrh hi this section of tin*
country than all other diseases put together,
anil until t lie hint tow yours was supposed to bo
incurable. For a groat many years doctors
pronounced It. a local (llsoaso and presciihi'd
local remedies, and by constantly falling to
cure with local treatment, pronounced if iu
oiirahlo. Science Iihh proven catarrh In boa
constitutional d I son so and IheifcToro requires .
constitutional treatment. I tail's < 'atarrh < 'ure, J
manufactured by l-\ .1. ('honey A- Co., Toledo, ?
Ohio, If. the onlv constitutional cure on the
market. It il; taken Internally IiiiIohoh from
10 d ropA to n toaspoon f ul. II. m ts direct ly on
the blood and mucous surfaces oi the scNtcm.
They otTor otic hundred dollar? for anv can
it fiulK to c.ur^. Mend for circulars anil !???(:
niouialv. Address R.I . ? iii'.Ni: v<V ( 'o., Toledo, < >.
Mold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Vamity 1'ill-i are the best..
Hx-Prosidont Harrison pays taxes In In
dintuipoliu on onu hundred and tlvo thou
sand dollar;)' wortti of properly, which I i
about twenty- 11 vo thousand dollar* lo.v:>
than ox-Piostdcnt Cleveland'# tax valua
tion. '
'I'o Cum n Cold In Ono l>ny.
't'nke Laxative Uromo (Quinine Tablets. All
l)i uuulstnri'l tiinl money il it tail- loctiro. ".Vj.
(Icncral Simon lioilvar flu i; nor, who ran
for Vicn-Pris.sldoiit on t ho gold Domoeriit
ticket in 130l!, has published an appeal to
gold IJcmoorat:< to iiiniiilnln their organlr
but Ion.
lits jioi ma lie lit I y ru red . No li t ^ or nftvvou \ ?
JiCss after llr*d<dav's use-of Dr. Kline's lircat
'Nerve 1< e^to ret. ?:? t rial hot tie a ud 1 1 ?? 1 1 1 mo 1 1 ve
Dr. H. 11. Ki.iM'. I.t'l .-'H Ar h si . I 'hi la.. I'.i.
W ?? 1 1> i ii U I'lso's Cure fi.r , ( ' i iiimi iii | >t ion i
the only inedlci if for < outrlis. Ji;n.mi: I'i m-u -
AHL\ Spiiuglhlld Illi.. Uot. 1.
Charles T<. llolsl'-in, <?f Indianapolis, \vh ?*?
lias been mentioned for lulled State.. Son- !
ntor from Indiana. Is . i i'"v( and lives with j
James Wfilteotnli P.ilcy.
Chow Star Tobacco -The Ho I.
Smoke Sledge Cigarette.-.
Gamaliel llradford, who wants to bo
Oovernorof Massachusetts, is now Govern I
or of Hid Society of .Mavllowi'i De.ioond
niils.
M re. \Vl n?low*s Soot In n-^ yrup t or < hi id i < .
tret id in;, sofii tin the j*n nir*. n dining mil im i
tlon.alla) ?? patu.i uri's w iml c<>li<', i i>o't|. _
Was Nervous'j
Tioublod with llor Stomach
Could Not SIc&pt Hood'o Cured.
" About a Ago T was troubled with
my Htomii'di and could not eat. I wa*<
norvoui arid conbl not sloop at uiijht. t
grew very thtii.* I bfgnn tali lit:; I f ? >o I's
Sarsaparilla nod am now well arid :itroi?K.
ami owo |t all lo Hood's Htirpiipnrtlla."
Mauv J'EriJhs, '.'(J South t'nion Street.
Ro^hestor, N. Y. iSomoiuher
Hood's Sarsaparilla
fii.thc host? Th?? Oao True Itloud T'urith'i.
...K ? ? -?-i- ^ -
Hood's Pills aru the favorale rutlrulie.
S. N. lf. ~ N<\ 50 1'7.
(juris wmr.i ail Hbf. i Aiis.
ric.tt Coirnh Syrup. TuM?n? (SihhI. Upo
In tlniu. hr <lruK?l'?tn.
TllfO, FIFTY -FIFTH CONOItNSS.
Proceedings of llolll (lie Kenute and
limine Day lly Day.
TIIM S ION ATI ).
Hiicnvn Day. Senator Money, of
M issisalppj, was ?worn in. Olio bun
died ami eight bills, many of which
woro private piuiHion measures, woro
introduced in addition to hovoiui joint
resolution.1! and Rome Senato resolu
tions*. Mr- Tillman presented n reno*
lulion which was adoptod, lixnig I'uoa
day, January 1ft, at 'i p. in , a* a time
for memorial servicon for the late
?loKoph S. furl, a Senator from South
( 'arolina
Tiiiun Day. Senator Allen, I'ophlist,
of Nebranku, introduced a resolution
recognizing Um independence of (<nbn.
In ? rjieeeli advocating li in resolution
In) says it relleots American fientiment,
and bitterly attacks McKiiiloy for
ing t ho interest of humanity to the own
era of Spanish bonds, Allen's resolu
tion has been referred to (ho committee
for foreign relations w hom it will die.
Tho Hawaiian annexation treaty wan
discussed in an, informal manner l>,y
the Senato fotfugn relatioiiH uoiumilteo
but no act ion wan taken.
!?*< ?i? iti'ii Dav. I u t lie Senato Sonator
(lal linger, cliairman of the committee
on pensions, culled attention to the in
creasing demand, for private pension
logical ion and requested Senators to bo
careful in the futnro in itco lhat their
bills for private pensions were merito
rious before they were introduced.
Forty- II vo woro paitse?l, though. Sen
ator Hoar presented petition signed
by .'?!,"(>!) natives of Hawaii, protestim.'
against the annexation of those islands
to the United States. A bill was passed
to pay tho Kichmoiid l.ooomolivo Works
its claim for damages in losses incurred
in the construction of the battleship
Texas. There was considerable other,
business transacted, hut of very lit He
importance, The Senato adjourned nn
lil .Monday.
fun Day.- The immigration bill,
w I itch is substantially I he same measure
that was passed by the Fifty fourth
( 'ongrosa, goes over to >1 miliary. A l?ill
wns passed for a public buildiug at
Durham, N. ('., to cost simoon.
Mr. Hut lor, of North (.'ntolina, .spoke
at length upon amendments he had of
f ei nl to the bill which he had previously
introduced providing for a postal rav
inga bank raystein. Such a system
would, in liis (minion, insure greater
comfort in the homes of the plain peo
ple of the land, as a grout majority ol
them would certainly become depositors
ill .such banks. This would cultivate
among them tin ill and economy and
enable I hem easily to provide for them
Helves in illness and in old age. Am an
other argument in favor of such n sys
tem, Mr. hetler declared that if the
system were established there would
never be another issue of bonds by the
government, in I imc of peace. It would
give men of small means an oppoi t un i
ty to increase their capital, would ohicr
a greater amonn f'(Vf money iu 'circula
tion and a(?ord benefits to all tho poo
plo of incalculable value.
Til K IMM'SK.
Sucon i) I > v. 'I'Iid seasion of ( It o
House, though il lasted lull two bourn,
witnessed n very lively skirmish over
tho i|ueMton of distributing tho IVesi
dent's inessatrn to the various com in it
tees clothed Willi jurisd iet loll over llio
Kubjeets dealt with. Tito conflict of mi
tlniiity came between llio wav?i ami
means committee and llio haiikimr aiol
currency committee. Mr. itlaml, I 'cm
ocrat , of A' i.sMHiri, avi'ircil lliul il ?im
well 1 1 it 1 1 1 ? 1'hI ? i? >< I I hat nothing would bo
dono with tin! currency problem, and
.Mr. Hodine, I >eniocrat,- of Mis
souri, alleged that tin* civil ser
vice law wan a humbug which
tlio West and South opposed.
During thi> progress of tlio dobato
Messrs. Wulliot and Johnson had con
mi 1 1 (>d with Mr. Min;;ley. an<l n niodili
cat ion of t ho ro.su! u t ion of distribution
wiiii agreed upon. It struck out tho
words "the national finance.*. tho pub
lie, debt, tho preservation el tho t^ov
ernment credit," and ?iivh the ways
and means committee jurisdiction over
ail mutters in tlio message relating to
tho revenue, tin) bonded debt of tho
I niteil States mid to tho treaties of tho
I nited States iilt'ect in;; tlio revenue."'
When thin amendment was presented
tho opposition withdrew mid the resolu
tion whs adopted without division.
Tumid ? \\ The session of I he II ouso
lasted only I "? minutes. Mr. \V.
V Stone, Republican, of j'ennsylva
nia, reported the )>ensioti appropria
t'.on bill, th'o first of tho appropriation
bills, and |?uvo notice that lie would
call )t up immediately after tlio reading
of I ho journal. I he connnittoo on eleo
ti. mis and the coiuniitteo on bunking
and ctineiii'v were j^iven leave tu sit
during the session of the House.
I''(n urn I ? % \ I he House entered
upon the cousidet at ion of tho pension
appropriation hills ami stirred Up a
debate that premises t < ? continue fol
ic vet id days. Several of the Southern
I 'emocrats ottered criticisms of \arious
classes of pensioners and I'riviite .t < ? h 1 1
\llen. ol Mississippi,, who led thea-t
ssnlt 111 a speech replete with his char
acterist ie humor, ottered a series of
amendments, as I10 said, to correct some
<>f the most ;;hu inj; e\ lis. I'he N'urt hei n
Meinocrats, however, vied with the
Republicans m their profohsmns of
fiieudship J<>r the ?;e!dier.s and one of
them, \l i Norton, ol ? M ? i < ?. declared
that the I 'cpuhlicau-* could not make
the hit! too hi r;;e for him.
I III U l>\\ I ho 1 1 oiise | asscd I lie pen -
sion appropriat ion bill w it hout amoml
ment, and adjourned until .Monday.
The amendment:; ottered by the l>eiiu.
erats to correct alleged eMslim; abuses
were all mi led out on the pom t of older
that they were new legislation. As
passed Hi" lull carried SI -II, CM. **0.
I hc? debate on this bill brought out nn
i li t el est i lit,' st ill Clin/1 1 from Mt lUmjIev
about the estimate^ leceipts ol' his new
t ar ill', oil which ho/ li jjures oti t n Mil pi re.
of $I(i.uOO,UOO lot next Voir.
? J H I > A V . - ? Kxeept i li tl'O lepoititi'j
of tho l?ui.'d(>(ive. executive an. I noli
For asthma, bronchitis, croup, or whooping cough, there is
no remedy so sure and 80 safe ns Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
t This standard remedy for coughs, colds, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs, is now put up in half size bottlen at
half price, 50c.
ciol appropriation bill, the House did
no public business. The entiio sosaion
wan consumed in adjusting a personal
dispute botwoon Mr. Hepburn, of Iowa,
and Mr. Norton, of Ohio, which yrow
out of a controversy that occnrrcd
week during tlio dobate on tho pension
bill.
Tlltt HTATH OK 1 RADIO.
Conditions ol" the Past Weelf. ?? lie
viewed l?.v llniU-st rfl'flf .
Ihadidroot'a wookly roviow of trado
for tho pant week says:
M ild woathor tin oughout moat of tho
country lia? interfered to koiuo extent
wilb th^plistribution of winter-weight
clothing and other seasonable goods,
and trade from jiiwt hand;) i? <piiter
OVou than IuhI wo?k. Jobbers and ro
tnilorii, ho wo vor, report a steadily in
creasing an<t in Homo sectlona very
aotivo business in holiday goods, gro
cories and kindred products. Itoporta
from tho South continue a a a whole
very good, with specially favorable no
couiitn fiout Now Orleana, Atlanta,
Naidivillo and the central South. Cob
lections are, as a rule, generally very
satisfactory, in apilo of tlio lower price
of cotton. Favorable reporta eoine
from Chicago, Kansas City, St. l,oui?
and St. Taut. Tho price Vituatioy i?
one of unstained and oven aggressive
strength.
Wheat is higher, partly on improved
statistical position, but largely in s.vin
paihy with I he Chicago squeeze, which
has advanced prices 15 cents per bushel
in that market within a wook. All tho
other clients have sympathized with
wheat and coffee. Cotton, leaf tobacco
and raw sugar are also among the prom
inent staples wh'ich have been enhanced
in value. The decreases have boon few.
Cereal experts continue very largo,
though showing a falling oil' from last
week's heavy total. Total exports of
wheat and. 'lour from tho United Stales
and Canada last week aggregated <!,
<)!).*> JUIS bushels, against i5,(i!lii,O0U lust
week and I, P.'V.OUU in tho week a year
ago. ( !orn oxporta also show a falling
oil', aggregating !t,Oit?, tiso bushels this
week, against. |,f?S.i,0OU last week and
ii, n l 1,000 last year.
There nro vtrj business failures re
ported throughout the United Stales
this week, as opposed to WO last week
and its | in the week it year ago.
J'MIUO CAHTELAlt. J
It i mid tlial Mmilio C'nstelur makes
more money with liiu pon than ho over
did an minister of Spain, lio was horn
(?.*? yoarH ago. Ilo was lirst known to
?Spain as a hitter writer of Democratic
ami socialistic views and it seems
strange that ho should now represent
the monarchy, lie became professor
of history and philosophy in the t'tii
vorsily of Madrid. .Inst after our civil
war fio was a loader in the revolution
which caused (Serrano so much trouble,
j'or this ho was arrested ami con
demned to death. Ilo escaped his pris
on and Med to (ienova and later to
Tal is. I lo returned lo Spain in lWitf as
leader of tho republican fcction. He
made a magnificent li^ht for a rcpnl;
lie. In ISii'.i he was elected to tho eortes
I le thero had much to do with the shap
ing of tho new constitution. After the
abdication of King Ainadca ho was
minister of foroiftiV'lltlairs. In IM'.M he
was president of the eortes. Hero he
assumed dictatorial power. When Al
fonso took the throne Castclar fled to
(ioneva lint could not remain away
from his country and returned, lie
secured a seat in the coltes from
Madrid and remained there ever
ni uce.
phick oh1 r.uoi pkoiu c r.s
As Keportc! l>y Hie Department of
A ;>rieiil.torc.
The I'niled States agricultural do
I >ai liuefit s linal estimates of the pro
duction of the principal crops are based
largely on the I )ecetnber returns. The
farm price of corn as indicated averages
??>. .r c. per bushel, against '.'1,'te. last
year; that of oats, V? I . , against ]H.07e
last vein ; tlinl of barley It?. J". against
.'! last year; that of I've -II. T, against
t'l.'l lii-it year; that of buckwheat k\ I,
against last VA'ar; that of hay
M.'i per ton against J&jt . no iast year.
I lie averages for the products not given
nie withheld for revision, as are also
t ho estimates of the average of winter
u heat and rye ami tho condition ot
! hose products.
A < : A I N ST A N N l?: NATION.
N.ittve II ;i w.i t In lis l>'ilo a Protest In
Wusli I ugt on .
The delegation of native Hawaiian!!
who have boon in Washington for the
I ast few days called at tho State Do.
partmcnt and were admitteil to an in
terview with Secretary Hhermau. The
interview lasted only \L few minutes.
Tliey presented the Secretary a memo
tin!, that represented to ho in behalf of
;o,ooi) native jlawaiians, protesting
uirainat annotation, or at leiut solicit
mg a secret plobiscit of tho Hawaiian
pop-illation beforo such a course was
determined upon by tho government of
of tho United States.
To Tax I,lfc Insurance Policies.
Thero is ponding in tho'Oeorgja Leg
islature a bill taxing life insurance pol
icies. Tho idea is t hat too much money
COOs out of tho Stato for insurance, and
tho pnrposo is not to raise money by
this tax, Init io break up tho business.
Train icobher Killed;
In an attompt to hold up tho west
bound Southern 1'acilic passenger train
at Stein's Pass, ninety miles west of
ftf Doming, N. M., "Handy" Collins
?*as allot and killed by Tvxpross Oijaid
Jennings.
Doctor-'-If you must know, mn'nni,
your husband won't live, twenty-four
hours longer. "Goodness gracious!"
ojaculatcd it/o liroken-henrfcd but
P$onoroical woman, ' 'and J icrg __ y ou'y o
gone and preWrlbeC Ifaediclnc enough
Uf Ave ^
IrifJM flllMTfl.
1 ho Nnxt Grand Gathering of Con- j
fedorato Votorans. ,
j ULY 20, 21 , 22 AND 23,
'"??v. o .
Uordou Aiiiioiiim'Ch Formation of
<.'nmps and I'r&es (.'otnplelo Organ
gnnlzatlon ol' All 10 x ('oiifedcralCH.
By order of ( Ion. J. H. (lordon, com
mander of tho Confodovato Veteran#,
Adj. Oou. ( ieorgo Moorman has iusuod
% general order a* follows
Tint general commanding announces
Hint undo)* the resolution pasHod at tho
Nashville reunion, and uhdor tho ous
tom established l>y tl>u association,
leaving tho dnto of tho noxt annual
mooting and rounion, which ia to bo
hold in \tlauta, to tUo general com
manding and tho (lopartmout com- j
mandor (ho next rounion will bo hold
at Atlanta upon tho following daloa:
July at), til, W and 2JI, IrtiW, Wodiioa
'.lay, Thursday, Friday and .Saturday
roHi'Ootivoly. Our boat especially
urged tho datoa of July 20, vt and J)?,
boing anniversaries of tho battlos of
I 'eachtrco ( 'rook, Manassas and Atlanta
respectively, 'I'ho rapid growt h of tho
association haa caused suck an accumu
lation of business, which demands
urgent attention at tho coming session,
that it is absolutely necessity to give
ample timo to disposoof alllho matters
to bo submitted to tho delognlos; there
fore four days' limit will bo uivon for
this impor taut auasion, instead of three,
a a liorotoforo. v
With prido tho general commanding
also announces that I , I > < t> camps havo
now joined the association, and applica
tions reeoivod at tho headquarters for
papers for at least lot) more. Ho urges
votorans everywhere to send to tho
headquarters for organization papers
for camps and join the association so as
to assist in carrying out and participa
ting in its benevolent^ praiseworthy
and patriotic objects.
AMKKK'AN KKDKKATION M KKTS*
Ini'i'ciisc iii Membership ami Kecelpts
During I lit; Year,
Tho American Federation hogan its
seventeenth annual sossion in Nash
ville, Tonu., last. Monday with an at
tendance of inoro than 100 delegates
from dillbront Status and an equal num
ber of visitors, President ('tampers pro*
siding. Win. Ainiison, of tho local
Typographical Union, delivered an nd
dross of wolcomo in behalf of tho labor
organizations of tho city.
i 'resident . (ioinpera responded. Tho
report of tho oounnittoo on crodoutials
was prosentod, after which Profildent
( ioinpora read his annual adeross.
Secretary Morrison prosonted his ro
port showing an increase in rocoipts of
MO over tho previous year. An extra
ainonni had been expended in organiza
tion and !M,2fcH) now members were en
rolled, Tho greatest item of expenses was
r,<'50 for organization and of this $?,000'
had been nsed in needing organizors
among tho miners during tho groat
strike. lCxpoiiKes for tho year
were ?10, 1 IJj. During tho your,
the report states, x?7 n , strikers
liad heen oflicially noticed, in
volving 1 *??>, 407 workmen. OfthoaolM!)
were won, :?l compromised atld li.'f lost.
Muring tho year 217 charters wero is
sued to national, State, eoiitral, local
and Federal labor unions. Tho secre
tary recommends that the per capita
tax for local and Fodoral unions to tho
Federation bo iucrcnsod from 1 to 5
cents per member.
Treasurer John 15. Pennon thon sub
mitted his report showing tho income
of the Federation from November 1,
IH'.m, to November 1, 1?07, tobo$21,808,
and tho expenses $10, I IU.
MHH. M'KINIiKV IS, PKAI).
JMiiKerinjr Unconscious for Several
Days-- ller Soil l?y Her Side.
Mrs. Nancy Allison MoKinloy,
mother of the President, died at Can
ton, < >. , on Sunday morning at 2:80
o'clock, on tho 12th, after lingering in
an unconscious condition, as tho ro
hu! t <>f a stroke of paralysis, for ten
days.
Tho President loft his mother a fow
days ago to bo in Washington at tho
opening of Congress, but i m -
mediatoly returned and was con
stantly by her bedside until tho end.
Tim funeral exorcises wore held on
Tuesday, tho lltli. Tho attendance
'was largo. Several ministers partici
pated, and the flowors and messages of
condolence wore "i number.
IjOitlsiumi Murderers Ivyuclied.
Two negroes arrestod for tho murdor
of a storekeeper named Mabin, at St.
(iabriel, La., havo been lynched. Tho
proof of their guilt was conclusive.
ShcritV Brown, fearing a jaiV delivery,
put the blacks on the Texas ,V Pacific
train to he taken to Now Orleans for
safekeeping. Tho peoplo stopped the
(rain locked up tho conductor and the
ibiputy sherilV, took tho negroes and
bunged them in tho woods.
.$((0,000 For a Horse.
W. M. Tjakeland, trainer for J. '11.
and Foxhall Keane, of liouisvillo, Ky.Js
bought from John K. Madden tho great
t wo- year-old Hamburg. kTho prieo paid
\Ynhgn0,000.
The Full lilver Wage It eduction.
A special from Fall River, Mass.,
pays the committee which has charge
of the details of the pending situation
of the wages of mill operatives, will
recommend that tho talaraios of tho
ticMsurers bo reduced in tho same pro
portion As tho wages of tho oiriployos.
Much member of the committee has
agreed to bring about this reduction in
the administrative cost in his own mill.
Tho committco also dccidcd that all
overseers and others not usually in
cluded in tho out-downs should como
under tho order. ---
Increase In Postal Receipts.
A statement prepared at tho postoftlco
receipts at fifty of the largest offices for
November amounted to $y,D27,8#8, an
increano of or 12 0-60 p?r c?nt.
dver fbo corresponding month of last
year. Thoso receipts aro greater than
for any November id the history of the
nerrico. * ? ? ? ? ?
Sworn In by n 'Squire.
Itobt. A. Van Wyclc took the oath of
ofllco as mayor of Oreater Nejr York
heforo Justico FitzsitnitiOfift in i^e oily
court. Ho will assume tho duties of
hbo on 1,' 1 8TOT
By the Mt, Clio GrangeiMjSottllng
tlio Liquor PrqJjjPii,
St N T TO GOVERNOR ELLERBE.
One nl .Many Suggest Ions Now llelug
.Undo to the < It I of Kxoeiitlve ? > A
l'n//.lliig Matter.
Among tho many suggestions tlmt
Governor I'll lt*r t?o 1ms received, as to
plans for tlio (solution of tlio liquor
problem, tho following resolutions
wore among hi* m^il a few days ago
from tlio Alt. Clio gi augo. Thoy aro as
fpljows:
J (is h'.cct /(f'lH'l/, ({<>)'( I'HOI' fyffo'bCf Co ?
Imitbiit, <V. ('.
Km; I hero with tako tlio li i;<li honor
of enclosing preamble Mid resolutions
adopted by tlio iWt. Clio grange, Nb.
I I, at a recent mooting of said grange
hi its hall.
Your obedient servant,
J. M. Bmitii, Hco'y.
The resolutions road aa follows;
Whorous, l?y I ho onnctmont of the
dispensary law 'in Mouth Carolina a
long stridor towards co-operation by all
for all was made, and tlio allurements
to < 1 1 ink ami temptat ion to contract
debts for liquor ottered by Iho barroom
system romovod, and
Wheroas, thoro aro thoso who through
lack of education along H<>?tia I linos and
others who copy tho past following
procedout, ami yet others. a third class,
who aro by far tho most numerous and
strongost of tlio three, and who aro ma
terially interested, aro all consistently
and systematically opposing the admin
istration of tho law, therefore bo it
Unsolved, That wo do horoby declaro
in favor of tho dispensary law ami hope
thai it will bo allowed to remain on tlio
atiitnto books of tho Stato. And as a
means to attain this desired end wo re
spectfully suggest tho following
changes:
One. That a 1 iconso tax of .$0,000. bo
placed on nil liquor soiling establish
ments, local dispenaarios included.
Two. That tho priooof liquors sold
through tho local dispensaries be re
duced.
Tlireo. That tho ?enoral assombly ap
propriate annually to each of the several
counti a of tho Stato a sum of money
equaling tho amount collected annually
from the dispenaarios sit uated and doing
business in each of the sovoral counties.
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' Koelt 1 1 111 "PeVTcetiy Sato.
Only oho case of smallpox in Hock
Hill, II is thought to bo of a very mild
typo. Tho patient contracted it in At
lanta. Ho is coi'ifined in a house 0110
and a quarter miles from Wintlirop Col
lege. Tho houso is carefully guarded
day and night by tho city authorities.
Tho collogo authorities havo taken ail
precautionary steps to guido tho insti
t u t ion. Tho yii Is will not bo permitted
to go to the town and town peoplo will
not lie permitted toeomo to tho college.
I f tho college authorities thought there
was danger, they would closo tho insti
tution immediately. Tho public may bo
assured t lint wo will tako no risks.
\V. I>. AlAYi'iKni),
College Truateo.
?v ? - >
Kedlslil.iliig [llll,
I Tho rodistrioting bill will bo one
Pwhich will prdueo u ^rcnt deal of dis
cussion in tbo legislaturo. Mr. I'atton,
tbo author, nays that tbo prospocts aro
bright for its passage, as numerous con
verts to tbo acbonio bavo boon marto.
Tbo chief opposition it was thought
would como from congrossmou, but ac
cording to tbo Columbia Register's cor
respondent iu Washington they aro not
iroing to oiler any object ions. If ibis
is really tbo ease tbo bill will -probably
puss without much dobato, but it is bo
lioved that tbo acquiescence of tbo con
gressmen in tbo provisions of tbo bill is
not as gonuino us it might bo. 'J'lio
passage of the bill may causo a change
in tbo plans of soveral pros poet urd
aspirants for congressional honors.
A Valuable Addition.
Tbo faculty of Clcmson Collogo has
received a valuable addition in ttye ?o
lection of I'rof. Krnest Widker as assist
ant horticulturist and entomologist.
I'rof. Walkor is a native of Indiana and.)
has been engaged in prnetioal hortioul
liiral work for tbo past tvrtuty years.
Ho is a member of the nursory firm of
l\ Walker A Co. of Lcuisvillo, Kyj\
who do a largo business in tho S.Utfes
Houtb of the Ohio river. I'rof. y'alkeY^
Js 11 graduato of Cornell Univors/ity in
tho school of soieutilic ngrioultuA'O, and
received ins training in entomology un
der I'rof. Comstockj' tiro? lading ento
mologist of tbo United States.
Alliance Not. Responsible.
A special to the State from Spartan
burg says: Tho court of common pleas
is now in session, Judgo Aldrich pre
siding. Several days wci'o occupied in
trying tho caso of Winn, Johnson A* Co.
vs\ Lancaster. Deanotal., members of
tho Spartanburg County Alliance.. Sov
oral of tho most prominent law firms of
the city wero engaged on each oide, and
tbo jury finally found a verdict for tbo
defendants. Tho trial arose out of the
failure of olio Zimmerman, agent of the
Alliance, who conducted business bore
Kovoral years a^o. Tbo Allianco dis
claimed responsibility for?someof his
debts, and tho jury sustained their con
tention.
I'Yom Washington to Newberry.
'J'ho State's Newberry correspondent
of tho lulli, says: Mr. Androw Kilgore,
a former young Nowborrian, but now a
resident of Washington, arrived in tho
city last Wednesday, 'having ridden on
his bicycle from Washington to No\tj"
berry in fourteen days.
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Successful and Prosperous Run.
Tbo Sumtor cotton mill has bad a
most succcssful and prosperous run
during tho present year, ft is stated
upon roliablo authoritythat at least 10
per cent, abovo all oxponsos has boon
I cleared and that contracts foi' future
h delivery of yarn ufo 1*0W OH lifttfd to
j keep the mill busy for some nrjonthsyot.
-*??
- -willson icteeted Kdttor. ~
> Tho Mothodists, in annual conference
(at Floronco, olected Rev. .T. O.^VVillson,
I). ]>. , as editor of their orgfco,. Tho
Christian Advocoto. ? -
A Rival fdT Klicrbehr^^Sj
In tbo noxt compaigri Abbeville will
have out for Gubernatorial honors ft
man well known, woll fit and in all
likelihood a afire winner, a man who
will make us a Governor, who will do
credit td the grand old State, a man
with a clean record, the 'Hon. W. C.
McUovaa. ?Abbeville correspondent
New* and Courier. .
I ' <>?' r' -T.e
To .More to Colwmbli*
'? The Colambia HtaU says thai Jndgir
Kraeet Gary ha? determined to move
' from Edgefield ana settle in Colombia.
i wove atooat **,4^ - ?
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m
Wo. 203.
This rjnar?
ter-8?>r??l
oak writing
?Iwik J? W)K'
IhIicU JIKo u
PlltuO. It
liuati 0-1 noh
vtlcd
ittO fflftflS
.J top and a
deep draw or
bolow. Ar
tistic
Fmioh leg?!j
iiluo An}* hod
ill UiiihOgDiiy.
$3.85
Is our ej>oo
>ol prlco to*
tills $l0d6DK.
( Mall ordor? filled promptly )
Wo will mall tinyono, froo of all
chargcs, our now irjpauu Bpeolal Cata
Iohhh, <x>ntaUiiiig l'mnltorO, Dranorice,
*A!rt|n, 8t?vo', urookory. MlrWua,
Pictures, iioddlttir, ItefriKoiatorti, ?lat?y
Carriages, eto. Tiila In tlio most ootu
pleto w>ulr ovot* publiHhofl, and we pay
nil poitatfo. Our JUhogtapbod C?rj>et ?
C'ntttioguo. akowltig carpota la colors, la
also youia tor (lio asking, If carppt
BamploS ayo wauled, mail us Bo. in
Kiaruint. Thoro Ji no roanou why you
Bboiiul pay your l?>oal dealer 00 pop
cont. profit when you can buy from
tho null. Prop a lino now to tbo
monoy?9av0ie.
JULIUS HINES & SON,
Baltimore, Md,
/ Plcaso montlon tbla papor.
. Xl?0 jQAtmoj) >Vo?.?fUb
In Germany today no woman can
control property; sho cannot ovoij con
trol her owhAactlojis; whatever of val
ue she has acquired In any way be
longs to her father, her husband or her
son, and the law requires her 4o obey
their orders. Japan Is the only other
country on earth that protends to bo
civilized' whero the rights of w Apron
are ko restricted. When a woman
marries In (icriuniiy all her property
passes Into the ownership of her hus
band forever, llo has the legal right
to use or dispose of It In any manner
ho chooses regardless of her wishes or
protests. If they arc divorced tho
property remains with him. When sho
assents to the marriage vow she for
feits Independence and confers upon
him absolute jurisdiction over her
mind, body and estate. lie can compel
her to work or do anything else that is
lawful for women to do, and she has
no relief or protection except in public
opinion. Some of the American heir
esses who have married German bar
ons have- learned of tikis law to their
Borrow, and others who may have an,
opportunity to assist In supporting tho
German army and restoring ancestral
estates should look into the matter
very carefully before they appoint the
wedding day.? Chicago ltecord.
Ij? ngiiago.
The Cingalese have twelve words for
lady, according to the rank and position
of tho person they wish to designate.
They have also eight different modes of
baying "thou" and "you," as deterniin
m1 by the social position of the person
addressed. In Slam there are eight,
different ways of saying "I" and "we,"
Iiitluenccd by the circumstances of tho
master addressing the servant, or tho
servant tho master. The names of the
commonest tilings among certain sav
ages are modified by the sex of the per
ron speaking. So that the female would
employ a different word or different
form-thereof from (lie male in speak
ing W "men," "moon," "sun," "law."
The Hurons use a different word for
iin animate and inanimate tiling. If
:hey spoke of "seeing a stone," and of
"seeing a man," the word "seeing" Jn
the two sentences would he different.
Hulls the '.Tailors.
Felix Faure's tailors made a good
thing out of the .St. Petersburg visit.
It rained every hour of the President's
stay in Itussla, and consequently his
eight dress suits and twelve silk hats
were all ruined. When the reception
at Dunkirk was given M. Faure oa his
return home he had to wear a "pressed
.suit," but -that did not so much matter,
for there again it also rallied In tor
rents. As he alway? is the pink of ele
gance, this continued annoyance must
have been as hard to bear as for sonic
flno lady out In a downpour, minus an
umbrella and no money for a cab.
Itcvlvftl of Old Jewelry.
The 'old style Jewelry is coming Into
fashion again. Women are haunting
the yohTenrlo shops, trying to find tho
"beautiful old canicos like those worn
by their mothers and grandmothers
years ago. The old-fashioned setting
is rarely changed, the qualutly carved
and twisted gold being considered ex
tremely beautiful. Tho old brooches
?and rings are especially sought for,
! and bring remarkable prices when
found.
I The man who whistles seldom
swears; it is the people who aro com
pelled to listen to hi in that do tho
swearing.
How to Wash Wltli Cnro.
Hard wntpr, strong lyo, or Inferior laundry
qitonp are responsible Cor ^be yellow clothes
Keen in many iiuusoliolds. To wash properly,
1)11 a tub nearly full of liot water, put tho
white clothes In ftrst, rub with Ivory Boap,
f-cabl, rinse and starch. When dry, sprinkle
and fold down over night and iron carefully.
Ri.iz.v It. Paiikkk.
WILL
CURE
YOUR
COLD
GOLD-BREAKERS
lr\ 8 to 13 hours. 250. f\ BOX at Druggists or
THEICOLD-BREAKERCO.,
AIKKN, - - SOUTH CAROLINA.
ST. ToWH'S LiVEB RE8ULAT0B
TIIK,l?KSt ON. TUB MAHKK1V
All DratfldnU and Merchant*. Muf'd by
J,. (J DHSTl.i: 4c CO. Chattanooga, Tcnn.
APiUM. MORPHINE. WHISKEY, 00
U 1?ar Kg b
Room 4 ?? bt>U? BnlldU?, HI.
D~R. BAKER'S 9MUiB1X&taa
Tor BfionrnatlHTn, Scrotal*, Syphilis, Con
stipation ft Indigestion. Manufactured by
_JeMp?uon
, iOOHWT M4Q|OII> CO.y .Qfft?nvllUH Tcnn.
HV PAY HOW. IMXUUI? P.H#, Wan
cu b?U?*ilOf 500f#? ft. I*?* wp W0|?? 8eod
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faftOHNKS /
udi/neddHQ&i
SAW MILLS
i w v
If you iti-aw mill, any sizo, wrjto
mo bofoto l>uyii>K < )?i!\vlior?! f havn ;
i lio mofil coini ktf< I'M" "f mills o( any ?{?
dvah>r or in tho South.
? I r ' ^
? B ? v r -
Yei ? Wiihoat tjriult! Mtynt'4, at unusual
ly low pritav. ' v
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
i 'In nor;*, Mouhh)n?, Ko-tfiUv?*,
Kami Hn wh, J.nlliH, * to.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Tillbott (lixl I . I< I < I < II. ... 1 ?>
l 'iu;l?'U<rK llko I Mi I lor, lu stock, qnlole
delivery, low prh'jOpi
V. O. B A O H AM. ....
No. l?'!vd Main St., Columbia, B. (',
-trmm
'I ho uiollow lom< ot a ?;tiod I'iniio otvOl'kfl&L
Will > ri'i o.-.ll ftllll IV si tilt* p C !"<?!? ti1. aiHUrtl* tllO
cliililrvli awl keep i hem at honu\ Do
wantVhi* '< Iain |>i?-|>;t it-?i to ' upply you wWr
t lie iu<>,-i. ik*sli?ai'l? I'. .in" i?i' Oi'uait ill*' niajv
kci .'ill. ?rd:i. Muii'l *n\ yon i nii'l afford It
until \<nt know my liluT.il U'Vio.h and luvy
juvwi ul?b a iM.'i'k'.l 1 .'?M',A.'i>.yr. wnihk
llie tor i\it ilo tlic, li' i nis' a oil jil litiirf. ' A'(Utl'cs<
fVJ. A. Calorie,
COLUMBIA,-- SOUTH WSOUN/k
OARPbTS,1
PIANOS AND
lii
Tim largest slook ia tlio two Carolina;- ?
Bj i'i'liil lUnloaliun^ Mil* Month, Wrlto k c
H|iv<<ia| Prico*.
E. M, ANDREWS,
GHARLOTTE, - - - N._C.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN I A1U.E OK NMALIh'l KAOTH. TJ4UMM
r.AHV. I 'OK FUKTHEK iNTOKMAHON
A DDK ESS
I?: JK, dalai ioi?\ comj'.hhia; s. .
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CONVERSE COMMIiliCIAL SCHOOL.
HAHLLSTCN COMMCHCiAl SCHOOL,
I'luir t'sloit, H.
'i'lif In i' lti'-> t iiiulpp-'il awl most up-t(>-"
BUSINESS OO-LEOK lii the Silted
iM.-ri' i >? i s i I ions open tool!!' graduates tlittll WOr.
tan llil. Write at o'HCfi fov eat:iloi;ui>.
It. \\ . (I'MT.sl.VtiKft, .mimIiick* .Mminacr,
Spiii'tiinbiir^, S. C?
Trees and Vines become
hardier, and their products bet
ter colored and better flavored
?i
when _ liberally treated with
fertilizers containing at least
io% actual
nfOCUr? An illustrated book which tells
I IVL,L, what Potash is, and how it
? ? ? should he used, is sent free to
all applicants. Send your address.
OK KM AN K All WOKKS?
/j Nassau St., Ne-v Vork. '
? TEXAS HEdOES. SPEJUC fLIUNLY, - -
Ban Antonio, TMC.r
writes; In 1802 X b*a -
Olironto Dysentery
luul Periodical ? Con?
Htipation. Dr. M, At t
ftinintons Mvcr Medl?
cine cu red mo then. and
I TfftVo f aT&6affi y Daugh
ter, Miss Julia lie{],
frUaswtftcture I send, on
It. Somo Dealera tty to
forco "Zellln's <? Itogut ?
Intor" on mo, hut I ftl*
ways return It
Profuse Menstruation*
Flooding is always nnatinoyingnnd some,
limes a very dangerouwlisordor. When the
menstrual dlsebargo Is natural, it la bo grad
ual that by mixing with tho vagina) sccre*-*
tlons It Is provonted from coagulating, while .
In this disease, cloUi aro often formed. *'
where thero is a tendency to costlvenfess,
laxative doses of Dr. M. A . Simmons JLlver
Modloino should bo taken, and to givo tone
and strength to the pclvio organs J>r. 61m?
mom kkpniw Vine Wine should be used
continuously for weeks, to OffeOtft pem&* -
ncnti " '
Dublin, Tex., writes;
Pf. 91. A. Slramoni
river Modtclne hu
saved many Jlvcs In
this malarial- conn*
try. It, ireveuts Bil
ious Malarial In
termittent Fevor
and Coneeatlpn. It
thoroughly clcanscs
my eyfttoin without
any pain, whllo tho
"Zcllln'fl Regulator"
and "Black Draught"
I ttBC<vc8U3?d great uneasiness lu bowels
and griped, I think It asf ar ahead of them
?a nooaday 1b ahead of midnight.
Painful Menstruation
fs censed by dT?ordorear.nervona Byatem,
Vitiated Mood, utcrino derangements, dla
placement of womb, excess! vo menatrna*
(ion, and often completely incapacitates
Buffering women for anything cxcept eafler
tDpr nntoidoKony. For relief of pain apply
..clothe wet with hot water to back and inns.
For permanent enre take one tahlcepooniat
jDr. filmmouo Squmw Viiw Wir? Wore
each moat for throe days beforo and dnring
the monthly, ?period, and cacti night daring
the period trffco ? <1obo o( Dr. M. A. Bin* ?
hm LU?r MmhiIda, ami enre is rerttlK'
K?*p Yoor Kjm Opan. Bome men
' money wo lwm iro trying to deceive tfttf
pObTlO with a preparation called *Btictt
l)ranKht," telling the boople "It's Jn#t tke
same", ae M. A. ?. I* If. The statement i?
iere |j? nono rcauhe wiUwkev
Autograph of
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