The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 24, 1897, Image 4
BmUh--Bld many of tho paw?ng4r?
? fo to hMr Dr. Fourthly proaoh to the
mntp cabl? thls.movuing)
Brown- Ves, but mo?t of them left
when ho announced bl? to*t.
"What was U'f
(by brood upon the ivators,"?
^
There need '?o no enuso for few that
th<> miners of the Klondike regions will
starve tUH? winter. If It cornea to tho
worst thoy can subsist on* Andrees
mnty l>lg<#4yh
' ?' CArjnjK for 4h?* VftetTi.
I)o. not viVU or (lo nof feed yt.gr ?fhll
Jjron on, will to broad, wlfloh Is deficient
i In phosphates, and citiffei'S the tooth to
crumble. A little hard rotjntrliiH
thorough moathSitlou showd ho tafcen
, it overy meal. Tho lee'tw should be
?l*hru?]ied both night and morning. Avoid
^ewcotft. Drink at least two quarts of
wator a day a ftlass tho first thing !i
(ho morning, another tho last thing be
fore going to hod, the remaining quan
tity between meals. Consult a good
dentist nlrfiut every six months, -La
tlloK' Homo Journal. ?'
Htinutfo Death of Three hrotUi-ra.
At- C4ofM<M?Ho. la l-ntiwfe, t liroo- broi Ur
ers named Mose, u.i over WO years olu,
havo Just died on alternate days In 11
very wl range man uer, Tho first wu?
found Monday In a eel lor half eaten by
rats. The seeond wu found Wednes
day In a stable under a heap of pota
toes, and the oldest, living at Fin viae,
was discovered two days later dead
uijftler his bed.
What I* T*ttorlno?
It In a fragrant, unctuous olatiuont of
jeoltuK and htialluj? power. It lw i?oO<t lor letter, i
ft In v worn i, Eciema ami nil rouglium of tho ski a.
't nV'i'H P?m and H? itloit hi once it art If properly
t?o<l will nosttlvcly.cu ro ovon tho worst of ohroulo
uisiiu. 60 ui i? ilrjii; "tore or t'7 matt for w
~ t4Sla Tn iTatlTfs; "XT. Hhup trine, Savannah, U<*.
ffc(0O lUtWHI'll, SI en.
/" The r#H<l#vi of this paper will bo pleased to
learn tliat thor? Uulloaatono dreadOd dlso;t>,o
I'lftt ftCiOlH'O lift* hi)VH ft l#1o tO OUTfc ill till 114
and tiint U attirrli. Hall's ('Rtftrrh
fare l? tho onlv positive our? known to the
tnedlnal fraternity. \ atarrh helnif a constitu
tional (Ithoasu, requires a ooustitutlnnal treat
ment. II all's ( atarrh t 'lire in taken Internally,
ncting iliTsctly on the blood urnl mucous bur
faces of the system, thereby destroying tho
foundation of the disease, and giving tho pa
tient strength \>y lmildiuu ui> tho constitution
aiid assisting nature lu doing Its work. Tho
proiirlotocM Cava too muuli f*v tU hi Itu uumtlvo
powers that they offor Ono llnurtred Hollars
lor any orbo tlv#t It falls to cure. Keud for list
pf tostirnonlal?. Address
r. J, OnsNEf A < o., Toledo, O.
Bold by Druu^twta, ;?o. , ,
Hail's Family I'llls are tho Vest,
jThft moat famous woman In London to
fay Is "John OMror Hobbes," other wfso
llrs. OraiKlo, dauwbter of Mrs. Morgan
lilohardfl, tho American lady'wlio wivs suoli
?'<piw.tn. tclenO of tlm lntoUuohess of Took.
To Curo a Cold 'n t)no Day.
Tako Luxativo ltromo Qutnlno Tahlots. Ml
Orngnrists refund money li it falla tt?ouro. k
Iiavid Mills, tho now ftiinlstor of Juetl?t>
In tho Oiiblnot of mmlef Laurler, of Onna
dft, 1h boat known for hla long spooohoa and
btj jtbUngophloul turn of mind.
Fits permanently cared. N'o (Its or n<-rvons
ness af tor llrHtiliiv'? ti mk nf t>r. KIIuo'm (treat
N'ervo Hosturor. $:) trial bottlo and Invttlso free
|)r. It. II. Ki.lNR, b? 1..JW1 Aivh St., I'hllii., Pa.
1 W. It, fflftrk, who refused an offer oi
000.000 for bl? Montana Tntn<1^n't demanded
tJGO.OOO.OOO, was a pedtlloe <>f oloeks In Wl.-)
eaiudn and Minnesota in his omiv dap*
vCliow St'tr Ttihaooo -The llmt. i'
Hinoko Slo?ljfO I'lKftTottos. /
(Jolonol J. J. Ayrofl, who tiled ??jueniiy In
Los'AngoloH, (Jal., fotindod tiio first jmpor
In tho Htnto in 1851. This was tho Cala
veras Chronicle.
Mrs. WliiHlow'KSoothlUK Syrup forchildron
tneinimc. sol it* ii h i Jits Kuins. reducing lnilaiu i
tion, allays patu, cures wind colic, 'Sn .tx hol.tlc.
T hellovc Pico's fare for ( ?onwrnntion 'nrcd
my boy's Hfo hiKtsiunimcr. .Mrs \r.r.n: 1>ot-i;
1.ASd, Lo ltoy. Ml clu, O'.t, 90, l-'.'i.
Weak Stomach
Indigestion Crtu503 Spnsms
Hood's Srvsnp.^HH ? Cures.
"I have nhvavs boon troublotl with a
weak utomnah an l lia I spasms caused l y
imllicest iou . I huv** taken several bottles
of Hood's Harsapariila and havo not been
-bothered with spasms, aud I advise aayone
? ? lfOttl>l?tl - Wltii Hy-{??;e<m to tr.Un
Harsapariila," Mits. IIohto.v, J'rattsburn.
Now York. ' Remombor
Hood's Snrsaparilla
I?thobost-~lu faot the Ono True Blood Putirt- r.
flood's Pills ouro in llROStlou. bllloubuoba.
Com rati ? of MlnoM.
A touching lucldent I* report! ft^ni 1
the Australian province of Vlclorln. A
miner met wllli an aecldcnt ?n<l broke
lila log. Tin* nearest dot-tor was at Or
host, (hlrly-elght miles away. lie wii>'
scut for, but could not leave the town
fchlp, where several serious eases claim
ed his attention. The miner's innttjs
thcroupbn decided to carry tin* sufferer
to Orbost. and thirty-two of them hav
ing improvised a rough stretcher car
ried the poor inan there In a day iinl n
half. They had to traverse the rough
est country In Orosglngoland ami to
cross a river and two creeks," all of
which were In flood. They got their
mate Into the doctor's hands In time
to save his life.
AVuutcd A Mjiii.
Oholly ? 1 way. MIm Etlul, why, aw
are you always aw?givlng k!s.se? to
your aw ? little brother?
Miss I'-Mhcl Oh, I guess It ? iKvaust'
there Is no uiau a routid to take th?-m.
ill A I 1 'C Vegetable
?n ALL J Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
Gives new life and
vigor to the roots of the
hair. It's like water to
drooping1 plant.
l No fctay k*ir.
' lNo baldness.
Students Turned Away From Schools
for Want of Funds.
THE WORK IN THE SOUTH,
V .
llio Chinch Work in Hit* South ln~
4'Iu<1oh 1512 I < Imrchvs, I M.'J MUwto'Uit
mtil 1 1, .'II 7 Members,
i ho American*1 MiHsionuiy Anaooia*
lion made public it-H lifty-llrat Alt
nihil report. It hIiowh that durinu tho'
Innt few montl^* hundrotlH of ntudentt?
have boon turned away from OiohoIiooIh
for want *>???' funds. Tho educational
\v6ik inoludes ni\ higher institution* ?
Williamsburg Aoaudiny, Kentucky;
Oraud View Academy, Tennessee;
Balitda Seminary, North Carolina;
Mending Oakn Academy, Alabama, for
the Southern IlighlitndorH; Sautoo
Normal and Training School, Nebraska, I
for tho I ndian it ami ins other normal,
industrial, graded and primary Kehoola
l!ii;1itoon new churches ??t Heveral
hundred members have been oi'gait
i/.ed in tho South and Wont. Interesting
movements have taken jdaoe.on the
plautat ions of several Southern Slates
Home of tho older churches have coino
forward into bo If support and many of
the now ohurcho* present striking il*
lustrations of self denial and courage
under ctlfilouKlofk The Indian out-sta
tion mission^ probably now reaeh
twenty tribes in live different States.
The American Missionary Association
missions in their varied forms are said
t.ofetandin unyielding protest against
]??!.'uniHin, superstition, oppression and
iiii morality m tlio darkest regious ui
tha land.
The Church work in tho South in
cludes tiv? t churches. 1 Hit missions and
1 1,217 members. Tho work among tho
JudiuiiH includes 17 churches, U7I mem-'
hoi h, y:{ schools, Htj missionaries and
teachers, pupils, Uii misHionury out
stations and two missionaries in Alaslcu
'l'ho work among tho Chinese contains
SJO Reboots, Jig teachers, l,0H4 pupils,
(Kill missionaries, 241 churches and 1 y, "*HS
church members. Tho receipts from
tho dill'erent sources lor tho voar woro
*M0l,3fi.08:
COT'JPON <i HOW Kits \T MlC.Ml'IIIS
f'armers llrqulrrd to Moct Klrst Mon
day Kel?. Jo Orgaiil/.o.
At Memphis. Tumi., lusjt., iUouday
tho Americau Cotton (Igplfera' I'rotoo
tivo Association was^WiJIcd to order at
Id o'clock by I'rosidont Hoctor I >. I.itflo,
of Athens, Ala. Many delegates wore
presout, including prominent planters
from Arkansas. Tennessee, I'exus, Ala
bama, Louisiana, < loorgia atwjjt iWissia
iiippi. Immediately after tho dolo?atos
wore called to order, President Lane
delivered an address in which ho ex
plained that I lie convention had been
oalled to improve, if possible, the de
moralized condition of the cotton in
dustry from the growers atniidpuint.
At t liOMtight meet ing of t he convcn
tion tlio conwnitteo on resolutions pro
sented a report niging the forinaliou of
a permanent- organization of American
cotton y rowots. I ho report was
adopted.
\ resolution was parsed suggesting
that llie fanners in every rounjry in
each State meet on the first Monday of
I'clntiary and proceed to uif.ani/e.
The follow '^ng ollioers were elected:
President, Hector I'. I ane, "of Alabama'.
|?;?i I r I. .
Phis.
The convention then adjourned, sine
die. subject to the call of ti:e preside?^.
CAUK t'Olt I I ho <itiA\ KS.
OrgiMit/.Jit Son ol a Confederate < eme
t** ry Association Nujrsjest ed.
A representative of the Nashville
| (Tenn.) American in an ^interview at
j 1'ullnhoma with (lev. Itohtfrt L. Tiivlot'
suggested that (here should bo or^niu
i/.ed for the whole South a Confederate
( 'cmetery Association to i aise funds and
an oar vino the earo of < U?n federate eemo
teries, many of which are reported to bo
J neglectcd. (lov, Taylor swj.ge.stcd
further thot a branch of the association
should ho ? formed in each Southern
Stuto and that general headquarters for
the association be established at Botno
citv <^-nt rally located, tiov. Taylor
pledged himself to p'ace his services at
tho disposal of such an association 'and
would deliver a number of lectures for
\its benefit. ^ The plan will be presented
tt> the nArtual reunion of Confederato
\\d?>rans at Atlanta next year.
'I'o I'reaeli Without < 'ntyipeiimilinu
Or, .lames I'arrar, pastor of the First
IJeformed church, Ihooklyn, X. Y. , ha*
determined as soon as matters can be
adjusted, to g i vo his life to tho preaeli
ing of the (Sospel without pay. Tho
bidary which he roliuMuisho:* is .-}(>, 000 a
year.
Til K AMOSKKWi KKDUCKS.
Its <"ut of III I'cr Cent. In Wages VI III
A fleet t'.tlO? I'liijilnyt't.
The directors of the Amoskeng Man
ufacturing (1ompauy, of Manchester,
N. II., at a meeting held at tho Hoston
otlico of the company, voted to reduce
the wages of its employes about !0 per
cent, on Jan. I. J he Amoskoag plant
in one of the largest engaged in tho
manufacture of cotton in tho country
and employs between 8, not) and !\nod.
Labor Organization Trade Murks.
Tho Virginia State Senate has passed
tho House a bill to protect labels and
trade marks of labor organizations, with
an amendment making the lntenttodo
ceivo necessary to convictions in ca^es
of goods sold under counterfeit labels.
Holiday Kit lei.
'1 he Southern Railway, tho through
car route, reaching all point* South,
will sell reduced rate tickets "at all
stations Dec. 2*2 to and I>cc. :io to
?Tan. I, inclusive, uood tt? return until
Jan. 4. 18ft8. Tickets will be Bold to
atudonts presenting certificates aigned
bv superintendents, principals or prcsiu
iTdhfa 6T schoola 6V Colleges, Dee. 1fth
to2-?tb, good returning uutil Jan. 4?J>,
1838. (or further information apply
to any agent of the Southern Hailwav,
or writo K. 1*. Vernon, Trav. I.'an'a. ,
Agt , 11 S. Try on stroot, Charlotte,
N. ft 1
Monr f? City foorty.
Tho first report to tho State Depart*
men! front United State* Consul Good- j
. how, at Shanghai, China, contains A
: wrmiinjr to American railroad men not
to go to China for ompioyment: Her*
lie: -TT?Sinerltiir pnTjTfi T.feV ittr "
??tion who come* ber^. without a defi
nite eon tract of ?mplor?nent %ith tome
reputable firm, made before he leave*
America. I noet advise (Jutted l$tef?e.
nrihnf Wlvjto li?T tfcaiUift at prea
eat no ?tanret fer tb?i< lalmi -fa-CTmr&r
aadebonld more roads be oeuetrtfeted,
toa44 r -
AS 10 1 CdMES.
>
Stato Board of Control Advises a
Cause of Action.
7 < *
LATELY ADOPTED HESOLUTIONS
?- " *"in '
Which Looks li^liextorultuit of the
Constabulary In Kop|>Iii? With the
Sumter (/ouuly Hoard.
?
At tli? recont mooting of the State
Boxvd of Cowtrol a resolution wan
itd o t >t od w hioh in u measure looks to
tho restoration of tho constabulary. '1 ho
oiroular an sent to tho several county
boards, read ii h follows:
OUhie ol Nlat? hoard of Control
South Carolina I >M])0|i?iiry,
Columbia, H. 1K>0. 13, 18U7.
(ioiitlomcn: i'Jeuao Uuil below tliu follow
1?k resolution adopted at ih<; regular moot lily
t,i.t?.(lii? ol ilii.H hoard for liimorubor, 1H'?7: ?
"That n citoiilar letter bo addroa <>d to lha
various County boqrds of ooatfol, to -wit: If
In t liwlr Judgment a constable i1* 110<<<I<UI
th<*lr -county to jifovoiit tho lUU'it sale 01
liquor, wo recommend thai they ask the
Qovcxxior to upyolut ouu.or muro thjyr
cou my " *
1 iy order Htate Hoard of Control.
Vory respectfully,
ii. Wfcltit, v
'I'hiH circular is in keeping with tho
ao.iou of tho Sumter oounty qoard, but
90 far as known no such requests ah aro
suggested in tho oiroular have boon
neii t to tho (lover nor.
There is no tolling how many county
boards will ''in their judgment" see tho
need of tho restoration of 1 1*0 constables,
luit it will l>o interesting to note what
requests aro presented iu response to
tho circular.
' , ?
Masons Klert Ofllcjrr*.
'L'ho following aro tho olllcors oleotod
at tho mooting of tho (Jratnl Lodge of
Masons in Charleston: M. 15. Brother
Jacob T. Batuon, Columbia, grand
master; l?. W. Brother Burtlott J.
Withorspoou, Lancaster, deputy grand
master; U. W. or other Orlando Shop
pard, I'Mgelleld, Senior grand wardon;
1(. W. Brother Walter M, Whitohead.
Charleston, junior grand warden; It. NV
lirofcher Zimmerman Davis, Charleston,
grand treasurer; It. W, brother (.'has.
Ingloshy, Charleston, grand secretary;
It. W. and Kev. Bro. liyron Holly,
(ircouville, grand chaplain. iTliofollow
big appointments were duly announced
in tho grand lodge: W. Broihov A.. II.
J >oty, of Charleston, and W. brother
John C, Watkius, of AndorKon, senior
grand deacons ; "W. Brother 1*2. C.
Seerest, of Lancaster, ami W. Brother
W. A. llolmi. "x of Bnrnwell, junior
doacons: W. Brother C. t\ Quattio
baum, Conway, grand marshal ; W,
Brother, L. W. Nettles, of Fores ton,
grand, pursuivant; W. .Jirothor J. L.,
Miehie, of harliugton, and W. Brother
H. K. Moore, of llartsvillo, .grand
stewards; \V. Brother W. A. Winkler,
of Charleston, ghiurf tiler.
? _ .. -???- ? , ?
The Stato Militia.
Col. W. W. Bruce, tho assistant ad
jutant general, has juwt completed the
preparation of tho tablo. showing the
number of oftlcers and nUku enlisted in
tho militia of tho State iiVrtor the inili
1 111 act. This is'the statoimliit that goef>
into the niiuual report of the adjutant
general. Tho statement, when com
pared with that of last year, shows that
there aro now 741 loss ihon composing
the State militia than at the end of lust
year. There are now 1? loss com pan io?
io the Stale than last year, ftio total
number boing !i? iu IM'.IH agaillBt HO 111
1*!'^. The principal falling oil has been
in the infantry companies, 14 having
been dropped and djl^iuuulcd for various
|Tea?enu^ *- bast vear'iM.MKJ men out of;!, -
ii'vl turned out for inspection;, this yeai
V, lot) c>ut of O'lx? were present at the
annual inspection. Oon. Watts has
i ilifbamled a nuinbor. of tho commands
I for failure to paSH inspection.
Want nn ICx pertinent ul Station.
In euiiipany wilh Col. Xoal, lh<?
superintendent of tho ponitontiary, tin
members of tho special examining coin
jnjtlee of tlio general assembly went to
tho Stato farm and eiuyo away com
pletoly channod ami delighted with the
place. Tho . commitreo found every
thing nt tho State (arm to he in a|>ple
pio comL/Woii. Tho recommendations
will HAlml more corn ami grill ni jio
phinteuby tho State. Tho commit
too will rocommoud to tlio general/as
sembly that tho truRteos of Cleinson
oolleare establish an experimental sin
tion 011 tlio Stato farm. Tho commit
tee think such a station would ho of
great value to tho agricultural masBev
of tho people.
The Smallpox ClicrUrd.
The commission of physicians which
went to Hock Ihll to investigate condi
tions there with regard to smallpox aud
tho sanitary coudition of Winthrop
C< 1 'r'o havo ma<lo their leportto tho
governor. The commission tnado dili
gent %nd careful inquiry and could find
no trace of but one case that wa?>
brought there from Atlanta, and which
huH hw?oi com pl?.?t?dy istdatod, but vac
cination is the general order of the day
in the nearby towns, aud, in fact,
throughout the State.
Fatal Hotter Kx plosion.
At Charleston tho boiler in Town
(-end's wood yard exploded and killed
I'ailaH Whittield ami fatallv injured
two other mon. Whitfield was killed
instantly, his body being hurled sev
en ty-fivO Wt into tho air, striking
ngainsh a third-story window sill of 11
huildihg which stood some ,'IO'J feet
from th<<sceuo of tho explosion. The,
cause is ?ui(l to have been 011 account of
tho wator running too low in the
boiler. ' I
Timely Warning Given.
In view of tho anxiety about tho mat
ter of extension in tho timn for
paying ta\e;?, (?ov. Kllerbo and Comp
troller Kpton, who alono have tho
authority to grant the extension, have
talkod over the situation thoroughly
and tho (juvernor hna mudo tho positive
ftoooitncemftnt thai there w?nild bo no
oxtonsion of timn granted tbi? year.
The announcement is thus made in
ordor to give the taxpavors ample tinio
to raise tho money witn which to pay
their taxes hefdre tho treasurer's books
eto*A on the
To V^eavo SlarVboro.
It 18 said that tho Hon. W. I>. Kvana
irii) !w?to Bennettavilleafter Cbriattnaa,
amt mwpt <0 the valoabl# plantation
Ctrcbaeed by him in Marion county ?
w week* ago.
- te ?lJ>Ver Acre.
Though ootton ie lew ead lite ieaenl
erj.ii herd titpee, vet reel eatete tk
liarlbero eoanty, turning leitdv ?>
e?et ion sold far to $.? per acre.
TOLD IN A PARAGRAPH.
TJh? South,
North Carolina hast now about tweutj
negro postmasters.
neprosentative McMilliu will ?liter
t)n? co>|tt'Kt for tho Tennessee sonator
bliip.
Kiie at St. I jouiw, Mo., destroyed
property worth a half willwu i fully in*
bur oil.
incendiaries attempted tp destroy
t! o Southwestern Haptist I nivertuty at
Jackson, Tenu. (
1 ho (ieorgia le-<iHlttt u? o has adiourn
od. Very little legislation reached a
ihutl passage. '
A *>nall cyclone visited I'oihto lift
I * ache, fifteen miles below Now Orleans.
Seven houses wero capsized.
Tho negro cotton mill at Columbia,
S. tJ. , says tho State, expeots to bo iu
operation in a very ahort time.
Tho toleration of Labor, in session
ut Nashville, Tenn . endorsed the es
tablishing of postal savings batiks.
John Caaipbol, proprietor of a stu
dents* boarding Iioiiko in Hiehmoud, v a .
wuk oUloi'ofor.ioovl in bed ami robbed yi
1 0.
Ashland, nineteen milos north of
Riouhlond, Va. , reported a sligh
earthquake on tliolHth. 'I ho movement
.was from east, to west.
through roistako in tUo dark, John
Clifford, of Montezuma, C?a., shot ami
killed John Took?\ hi? friend, auu ?*
Sheriff shot Clifford .
l'.tid Hoard, colored, aged 11 yearn,
was hanged at Carroll ton, I tokens
county. Ala. Heard outraged ou-H-year
old ^icl iu Deoenvbor of last year.
Stops aro being taken at Wheeling
bv tho West Virginia authorities for
tho indictment of Secretary of Stato
Chilton, who.se accounts aro short $fJO, -
000. t
Sherman Ilensley and Merritt Bed
ford escaped from tho county jaw at
Afchovillo -N. C. They fiawetl through
tho bars of tho window Of their coll w ith
a ?aw passed to tlpm by friends on tho
outside. [
C. W. Deal ing son of Charles l>ear
in", one of tho most prominent citizens
of I .ouixville, Ky , ??hot and, instantly
killed a bartender named Claudo Hry
ant. Tho case was entirely unprovo
ked. Donrjng was arrested.
tlov. 1^1 1 or be has rocoivod "for tlio
people of the State of South Carolina,
a copy of tho national Kpio poem,
Washington, which describes tb?
achievements of Washington. I ho
volume 18 by Dr. Edward J. Hunk of
i Now York.
?I? ?-'?
Tho North.
I 'very trade union in Massachusetts
' will aid fratornally the striking ongi
ncors in England.
An intornntional conference of mis
sionary sociotio.s will bo hold in Now
York city in 1000.
Druggists of tho Central West aio
conferring at Chicago, 111., on cut rates
in patent medicines.
I>y the resumption of operations at |
the mines at Hellovillo, Til., ^,000 men
have returned to work. ?
Tho sum ofS10,00J haflL been < sub
scribed in (Chicago, 111,' t?/aid tho Sal
vationists' .Colony scheme.
The eoi<5r lino in the schools is being
agitated at Alton, 111 . and tho question
will be docided by the Stato Supremo
Court.
Tho Illinois Legislature )BVonsi\ler
ing a bill to create a Police Commission
for Chicago iu the hope of reforming
tho force.
The city council of I ndianapolte. I yd,
hau passed a curfew ordinance Mi ef
fort will be made to defeat it on a re-u
consideration.
A woman claiming to bo Mrs* fmot
g?-rj, the missing wife of the Chicago
ijll.) Bnusageniaker, is said to bo in
hiding at Painesville, O.
! At (Irand Forks, N. IX .tlio Hotel Da
kota was burned; there were about 1M)
I persons in tho building, most of whom
got c.ut by the Hl'o oscape*.
JO. Hernftudez Iiuh boon indicted at
San Antonio, Tex., for rotainiifg Sl'i,
(mmi in gold, which bo found in a pot on
tiio promises of Farjner Schultz.
>1 iRccllatieou*.
The United States Supreme Court has
adjuumod until Jan. 3.
Tho Southern Railway is proparing
tu tako in the Memphis and Charleston
itrnd t>li Jan. int.
More than 45 per cent, of tho total
imports of shoes into tho British colon
ics are of American manufacture.
I
Charles Palatini, of Chicago. 111.,.
wliOvwent to Alabama to build a rail
road, was murdered by unknown per
sons.
I ho Senate committo on ecnsrts has*
appointed Senator Carter to report
fn\orabl.v tho bill iutrodticcd at the last
session of Congress to provide for the
twelve eonsus.
Nearly fifty million salmon egge
have been collected by tho Fish Com
mission hatchery at Anderson, C'al.,
for distribution in various waters.
The special wheat invcstiKation insti
tuted bv the department of agriculture
indicates a crop of BHO, 00'?, (K)0 bushels.
'IVomankod men made a laid on tho
town of Augnsvillo, N. 1)., and helfl
up (he occupants of sevoral stores and
secured several hundred dollars.
it is reported that J'residout McKin
ley will make tho proposed department
of commerce and industries the subject
of a special message to congress im
mediately after the holidays.
A glass bottle trust has been .organ
ized and will commence operation >.Uu.
1, lNiiH. II is said that !?.*? per cent. of
tho makers of bottles a^o in the. com
bination. \
Texas experienced one of ,the Worst
sleet storms lant week in her history.
Several hundred miles of territory was
aiTected.
Tho American Sugar Growers' Society
has propared a petition to Congrey&j
against Hawaiian annexattrm -?rnlhe|
ground that it would injuro tho beet
sugar industry.
Washington.
It in proposed to again change the
form of post office monoycrder. _ :
It is proposed to chang* the n?me o?
the Congressional "Library to tfce Na
tional library.
A new codeof rilee for the House wilt
be presented by speaker Reed and hi*
associates oa the ffomipittee on Ralet
aft or the holiday rSkw.
Senator Caffotfr, of Lowiaiana, to4?o
d need a bitt for a raylaiun of the qaar
dUlincttre .feature of
Which Utbeptft&tg Of anarontinere*
nlatiotf ? excloaivery in the band* of f
national authoriti#"
After ApfttJ alllatfr carrier*
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PALMETTO ST/VTE NEWS.
K, l'liarinaciats Kleet Officer*.
The auuual meeting of the South
Carolina Pharmaceutical Assfcintiou, v
mot in Charleston a few days , tlgv ft,M*
elected tho following officers: Presi
dent, O. E. Thomas, Columbia; first
vice-president, A. P. Elmor, Chfti'le**
ton;'so?ond vica-presidout, M. 11. San
difor, Hook Hill, ami secretary and
trea?>ry, J. A. llarbot, Charleston,
Ou tho examining hoard, O. Owens, of
Columbia, watt elected for hi* yearn;
.fas. U. Henderson, of Spartanburg, to
serve tho unexpired term of L. (1.
Wood, resignod, ot Columbia; <>. K.
Thomas to servo the unexpired term of
Henry Plengo, resigned, of ('harlos
ton.
Work of "ItofOllntor*."
Tho Manning oorrospoiul?ut of the
Kegistor says: ".Marion Pochette, t
white man living near Summortou. an
Alice Sweet, a negro woman, were *e
verolv whippod with a buggy trace a
few duya ago. lioohetto seems to have
a "kiudly feoliug"for tho sablo Alice,
and in tllo same home with Mrs. Po
ehetto and hia live ehildrou repeatedly
sat around tho hearthstone making lovo
to Alice. The white neighbors could not
toloraio suoh conduct longer and resort**,
ed to the last to soouro decency in the
neighborhood."
a .
ICuxroHHluK Clerks.
Attorney General Barber has an
nounced' that he would rnako tho aamo
arrangement he did last year with rof
orenco to the clerks in th# -engrossing
department. He is recoiyKig a great
many applications for positions in this
department. It is entirely uaelosa to
send applications to him as the appoint
ments will be made entirely upon tho
suggestion of the soliotora. Each of
tho solioitora of the State will bo allow
ed one clerk of their own choosing.
Kx-Uovornor Kvau? Married.
A Water bury, Conn., apeoial pays:
Miss Emily Mansflold Plume, daughter
of David S. Plume, was married on tho
lfith to ex-Govomor John Gary Evans,
of Aiken, S. C. , at the residence of the
bride's parents. Tho wedding guoHts
iucludod members of the groom's fain
ily from Edgefield, S. C., and relatives
and friends of the bridal couplo from
Now York, New Haven, Philadelphia
and HoustoO, Texas.
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Prisoners Break Jail.
At Camden during a hoavy rain three
nogroes, by means of a chisel, cut out
an iron bar in tho door bf the county
jail, and by usoof their blankets slid to
tho grounil and made good their escape.
Tho jail is said to be a diHgraoe to tho
county, and the grand jury has year
after j'ear reported it as unlit for any
one to stay in, and as insecure, but no
steps have boon taken to build a new
one.
i
Carolina's Sick Senators.
A Washington special -says: "Sen
ator Tillmau is sick in bed with stom
ach trouble siplifav to tho attack ho had
last fall. Whfle"i?s condition is not re
garded as dangorous, he is qrfifo ill,
and may be too foeblo to ko hom<< for
tho holiday rocess. Senator McLauriu
is still struggling against typhoid fever,
and ho will also spend bis Christmas
holidays on a bed of sickness. "
School Statistics Kneoiiragiiig.
The fourteenth annual report of Co
lumbia's graded schools ha* .just been
issued for tho session of 18l)0-i>7. The
statistics aro very encouraging nnd
show that tho schools have kept up with
all of tho improvements of tho times
Financially tho year was 0110 of the
most successful in tho history of the
school, their not being, a dollar of in
debtedness at tho close of tho liscal
year.
A Colored Enterprise.
Tho Secretary of Stato has isned n
oammission to the Carolina Enterprise
association of Hartsvillo. Tbo object
is to buy anil sell land, provide homes
for itw members, aud do a general mer
cantile business. The corporators are
C. W. MoCaII, D. S.*flammond, John
Campbell and others. The capital
stock in to be 8l,0U0 diviyided into
shares at $1 ea^h.
Importation of Idquors in Wagons.
The question of the right of citi'/ens
of South Carolina to bring liquor into
the fctate from points boyond in
wagous aud bnggios will coiuo up before
tho State Supremo . Court OAily uoxt
mouth. In other words tho Htato
court is going to bo asked to pass uj*>u
this question of insterstato commerce.
T>< lighted With tho Work.
Prosideut TVilborn, while iu Colum
bia, on his return from ths Cotton
Growers' Convention, in Atlanta, Oa. ,
expressed himself as much dolighted
'with the work of tho convention, and is
satisfied it will rosult iu much good.
He also said the farmers are gouorally
going to reduce the cotton acreage.
: ?
Arrested the Kuginecrft.
A special from Hpartahburcr, of the
Iftth, to tho Register, sa^s: The police
today arrested the engineers of two of
the Southern's southbound passengor
traina for ruuuing at too great spec^ij
within the city's limits. After* giving
bond to appear before the mayor's
court they wore allowed to go on.
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Noted Moonshiner Arreste?l.
Eli Pittman, the famed moonshinor
and so-callod desperado of the Dark
Corner of Greeuville county, wiTb a few
weokii ago was in tho battle betwecu
revonue officers and moonshine?, in
which two of the officers were wounded,
has been arrested. ? *
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Indebtedness of. I'ouuties Adjusted.
The commissioners representing Un
ion, York, Spartanburg and Cherokee
met at (Jaffney a few days ago and ad
justed Cherokee'* part of the indebted
ness of the three old counties.
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The Piedmont Poultry Association.
IMedmont Poultry Association
held thfefc^ecourt annual show at Spar
tanburg larf^cek for th(*e days, whieb
was a grand srteoenv. One exnibitor
showed fowl* to the value of 83,000.
f _
Will Sot Wiat for Byrfpi
Farmers of CU??ff?I?a cour.l/afebnsy
day Mid niabt boilioff sugar-cane juice.
Thar# haa boon a large crop of cane and
the faftMn will not want for ijra^ II
ia on tho market at ? cents a gallon.
:
l^lAaTS lariW*.
KoTwT
?r
i WtltlOflt
? ix??"
i
Uhed
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hus ? 9-inon
ffilT glaw
In top i?<* ?
<jw>p<ir?w?>r
below. Ar
Fiertohlffj;
la mnby**"y?
$3.93
H our epeo
U\ pi lee for
this! 10 (leak.
( Mail orrtors fl)le<l promptly )
Wo will uitiil ?nyom\ frMJef ???
cMriiw.QUi- novv J I ;? pauo 8p?>tial Cata
logue. couialuliig r'urolturo, Draperlea,
l-aui|H, rtovo *, Ciortkory. Mirror*,
1'iut it !???>?, lioJdintr, lioftiKorfttora, Baby
t nrrl.-ttft it, <m o. Tula la the moat ?om
plow book ovor publlsnaa, and we pay
?ll Our litliogi-Aphoit Carpet
CiVaJupm*. ahowimr carpets In colors, la
?ho youm fot tho asking. If carpot
samples ? aro jmant$<1. mall us 80. In
siuinpt. Tho? Is 00 reason why you
fcliotjk) pay your local dt-ulor CO per
cent, profit when you ohu bu? from
? bo mill. Drop a lino now to the
jiuincy-jttvo.b,
JULIUS JFIINES & SON,>
Baltimore, Md.
ricpHO njontlon this jmpor.
Corn
responds readily to proper fer?
tilization.
Larger crops, fuller ears and
larger grain are sure to result
from a liberal use of fertilizers
containing at least 7% actual
Potash
Our books are free to farmers.
GERMAN KAI.I WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New York. '
ALtABAJVTA'S BEAUTY
TALKS ??E7VS?T.
Jenifer, Ala., Bayst I
I\avo used Dr. M.
dltiimons Uver
? 1 ii o lf> . years, and
kuow i? euros Si ok
lloadiiclio mul Cousti
l>utml Htiwcls, I think
it lms' jnoro strength
ami action thnn either
"Llftok Draught" or
'?Zumin'B Regulator."
PartuCffion.
Childbirth, when natural, should be easy,
nnd It Is always car.y when the right prepara
tions nromudc. Nature never intended thai
woman should bo tortnred when doing tho
one thing tliat inakow her wholly womanly.
To fear or shrink from childbirth 1j a crimo
?not by lilt! law n of society, but by (lie lawn
of hereditary ? iuc tho mother',, C4.udu>.<n
roads upon in r otfwvring. Every child Inn
an inal'e Jirblo tight to t>r. "boiii 0:1 pvr
po^o, and the right to lie tho'proOnct or the
beat manhood and best womanhood <f i-n
{>arentf and tho consummation of their li f?;*?
oys. To Kocnre this COhditioff, tho best
ouic that can bo mod is Dr. Simmons
Squaw Vino Wine; it it, perfectly safo and
harmless to use at all times and under fill
circumstances In the doses prescribed. Jt
assists nature in sof tcning, relaxing and ex ?
pandiu >; tho muscles and ligaments involved,
thc;;?J>?dccroaslnglat">r pains and shortens
JnbofT Hapid, safe and comparatively patu
lous delivery follow itj continuous use.
llu tenet i v;rcfcK, aiu., writes:
I have known I>r. M. A.
Blmiiinntt Livor Mediclno
nil nir life, end liavo used It
15 years. Think it far Sa
perlor to "Zcllin'B" modi
cltio, find that it excels
"Hlaok ljraaght" to n largo
extent. It cure* fcick He??l
aclto nnd Wind Colic.
Too Frequent Monstruation,
... Wlicn the monthly flevr occurs at the
proper period nn<l Is oLlionvino M nelly n?t<
urai, tb? i?H?en* nuffers iiMic or m> puin, -
but If It occur too often, continue too lontf
Or l?o too prolu ?, it indnccs a fcahlo pnl.so,
cold extremities, weak respiration ;?;ul
? ?Plienit'dchrtttr: Itv trcr.tTTTg- "thn dtsenno.'
modcm'c cxcrclao And frotJii oil- nrmnont
essential: tlie digestive organs should bo
reghlntod with l>r. M. ?. Bimmon* Liver
Modictno, And the happiest results Will
follovrihe use of ?r, Stuiaaons Squaw
Vino wiho hi strengthening tho system so
thnt too frequent menstruation rcralttsg
from debility will be corrected.
COLD BREAKERS %
In S to 12 buyr*. 25C. f\ BO\ ai-ffceugjjistH or
THE COLD.BREA"RER CO./
AlKli?:, - i. 6UUT1I CAROLINA.
OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKEY, C0
em'un, ToImwo ?u4 MuaK>lllMlB? Msltlx
permanently cured by MAR IIO.MK
TRhATMR.>'('. My <v n(?lnt' i fil'i Infi
iftntion. mulled OH. J. MOFVMAV;
Itooml Isabella IIhIMImk. 1 hiruo, III.
Sflttdihedd
Aiijcimfiii l?n. Actual ba*tn#s?. Not#xt &
hr.ok- Short Imio. < Mi tap board food for
PON SUMPTION AND CATARRH
"Ar? reftult of Contracted Nontril*. Drug* Cannot
Cvrr. Head U'c. for NAWAI, INHPIRATOk or ? ?<?.
f?r pamrUletto O. B. FfRMkl*, 1'frtii, Opt., Cau*d*.
P|W(| t Cr??l Otywred. fiend for* KKER
? B fl ^ ir '"lT '? Ual * ? ' ? '*
? 8 I V ?"< kV, ciiiMtoiiib.
SAW MILLS. Hi
If you uoed a uuw will, any ?l*?? writ#
mo boforo buyluu etsoWh?re. I hava W
(hi} moat oomploto Una of wills of any >
d?alor or mauufactutor lu tho South.'
CORN MILLS.
Very hlghoat grado Stono#, at unusual
ly low i>rlcoav ' '
WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
I'Unera, Mouldore, Edgor*, iBo-Saw*,
Hand Saw*. Laths, ptu. , 7
ENGINES AND 80W, "
> . Tnlbott mid Lldiioll.
<?. . ? Jiu?lob?rc ltico Uvtllor, 1? ?to<?k, ?
douvory, low prloes. - ?
V. C. BAOHAM,
No. 18^ Wain Ht., Columbia, 8, 0.
Make
Home
Attractive I
Tho inollow tono of a good Piano or Organ
will rofr??h and r?j?t theuparcnta, nmutto the
flhlfdrftrv and keep iht*m nt homo. 1)0 fou ? ?
want one * f am prepared to (utpp)y you with . ?
mSr?'
until you know my Ubqral tor ma aud low
prlcoH. Only a postal card lu uoco?i?ary'?pa*k
int> ro^ catalogue, tonus ahd prices. AdvLroAi
M. A. Maione,
COLUMBIA, - SOUTH CAROLINA,
Bill
The largeet etock in the" two Wrollnaaf.
Special Reduotloqs tblt Month; -Write to?
Special Friooa.
E. M. ANDREWS,
CHARj-OTTE. - - ? H. C,
c
ONVEi 8E COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
?i>?rtanbur?, H. V.
HARLESTON COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Cbarloaion.
The largest, best equipped and moatup-to? ~
date BUSINESS COLLEGE in the Slate.
More positions open to our graduates thnn>?^. -
can flli; Write at once for catalogue.
n. w; OETSnRch, mulne*?Manwf ??. :
Spartanburg, - - - - - - - ?. CL
THE NEW WAY.
WOMEN used
to think 44 fo-. -
malt 4ij#asea "
coula only be
i treated after 4,lo*
oal examlna
tions" by physi
cians. Dreafljpf
such treatment
kept thousands of
modes! women-;
silent about their -
suffering. The in
troduction of
Wine of Cardui has now demon
strated that nine-tenths of air the
cases of menstrual disorders^ ,/L
not require a physician's attention
at all. The simple, pure , * 4
Wineofardui
' ? , . .? ' ? ?
taken In the privacy e?f a woman's
own home insure&quick relief and
speedy cure. Women need not
hesitate now. Cardui re
quires no l^^^^^xamlna
tions for its'lt/* L \ any ?
disease that CO. ' '; :^Pe head
of "femalo *ro^v?r :JQSor dered
menses, falling ^-Whe womb,
"whites." change of life. Itmakea
women beautiful by making them
well. Tl keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
the drug store.
For advlco tn requiring ppectaJ ; -
directions, odtlress, f'r'n? symptoms, '
the " Ladles' Advisory Department,"
The Chattanooga Medlcinc Co., Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
-w. t.APPTSOir, ir.p., ury.'m m., ii3Si
"I us? Wine of Cardui extensively in
my pflretjcetnd find Itamost excellent ,
preparation for ftnyle troubles." ?
Dsibli Breech-Loider
Quns and Rlftet from $2 to $50. Re
velvcrt, 70 cts, up. KrffcrM, Razor*,
Sawaa, Tent*, Sporting Goods of ail fclnM. ^
SeM 3c stamps (or 76 pace Catalog** and
mw 28 ptr o*nt. 490 w. Milp ?. __ 1
ALEX. L SEMPLE It CO. iwismu, iv.
TiexrEL
Rice's Goose Grease Liniment
In ?hmy* sold under a gnaranfec to cuv*?U
aches ami pain*, ^ rhenraatl?r>. lietirnlKla.
?Drains, brulaen and lmrn*. It !? also wnrraHLu
?a to <n?r* coM*. crmtp .rtraKUfi &611 liTjj rlptft
quicker than any known remedy. Nor
r?ker than any known remedy. Xomire.
pay. Sold by ..all druggists and geueral
rtore*. Made only by (iOOSR OREA8K
LIMMKNT (JO., URKKK8BOHO, N. O.
HITFIIT(k*n Proiwiy. Refc**?
PATENTS ra-wmi-vwr
MAN, r?mi Uw;?r. Wdrdrr Bid*., W??.
Jngt<UJ,I>, CY J"W? ctrcaUr and *d*ic* {Too*
*??? 8 N. tJ. No. 51.? 07.
? __ y?yr ;tww ftftwCiwn A?T?ct.?t I
Walter Baker & Col's
Pure, Delicious, Nutrittop**.
earn than ONB CENT a cup .
_ _ Bf thatthepttkagebeAis our Tm
Coats