The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 22, 1898, Image 4
Wf (Wi, OA,
??Havlfc* obtained i? boa of 1 ttt i'U?%H of
runtorAp Wright of ???., \vm<?k
uwtl on fiiWi (if itchinu ,fil?s of t?y years
ataid ??|f. I spout #6*1 to/ (liiferent kind t !
reinodte* mil tho -kl l A>t <1? ?* tor all tor no
UOOA, until I tfot sho T|L mtu.sfc. I am uow
wo 11, Accept thank*. "a\ om*. \V. it. Kim;
My mail for IVk' In/i amps by J. i . rdiup
trine, {savannah, (i??
TUo huiuiiu =3T It avoi o to taking
Water,
IICMU ty l4 II I o o (I I?ccp.
Clean blood mean a a clean bkin. No
beauty without it. t'aKearets, Candy Catbar
tic cleun your blood and keep it dean, by
Btirri;iff lip tho lazy liver and driving all im
iiuritio!} ti.vin tht: l.udv. Ucgiu today to
Lamah nimplea, hoik, blotches, blackheads,
nnd thai aiel/jy biliomi complexion by taking
Oascarctn,- beauty lor ton ??? nts. All di ug
fcists, satisfaction git; ranteed, 10c4 Z'>c,
Art fir long wbon drawn out through tho
kiuototfcu ic.
To Clll'O n Cot. I In One l>ny,
1 Tako Laxative 11 mm ? Oulu'uu Tabloti, Ml
Druifglata tolund nioiiny If if. full* to ultra. Jo.
The weather no??r k(3,-h oold enough to nip
tho aocloty bud.
Don't TubitfCO Pj?lt mid KitnAa Tour t If# Kuhj.
'lo quit tobacco easily and forever, be map
hello. lull of life, nerve and vijfor, tako No 'i'o
Uao, the wonder- worker, that make.* weak mm
strong. All Orufuihtu, Me or VI. Cure trttarun*
toert Horvtrlet and frnmptn free Andres*
Blorliuff Uoinedy Co., Chicago or New Yoik
A nriUMjotyn thai can play nil kinds of in
it run em Is boats tlie band.
Kits pot mauontl v cured No IHn or nnrvouv
in m utter first day'# uao of lil1, Kllno's
K'vi voliimiiiii'r. s : t ritii ho I tin nnd treatise f reo
l)r. It. H. Hi is) Id i ttll At u tt? I'nila.. I\t.
It myotTi* fdrniiKO that the product of the
ftJi) ?(jiould mnko men s > noisy.
V.* nn iV < o'? ' ' I ' k* ''' 'd" Rniolffnt fn'ij/fo
Mands an ' U al'Cu for purl t y and i>u\ or. >4 ado
from tho i>ni t M , ripest and \\ e< t> tnlan o.
II will ploairi' > <??! I r> i i
Tho baby in tho <'radlo ovldontly tlilnka
tlii? Is a pretty rocky old v^oild.
ajduc.rtlo Your llowfiln Willi
Candy ('aMiarMe, eaie eonstlpation foievf.r.
tCc, 'J3c. If C. I!. </' fill I, dl'tii'xiHla ref uiid inoa}*''.
A woman r/iva over ln r new bonnet and
her liu*baml rnvcaovor tho bill for it.
Mrs. WhiMow '#Soid' I'tng Sy rup forchlldrfta
teetiilng, Koflops Hut taunts, icdurlu^ Inllnm^
tion, allays i.ain.cnrea wind eiillf, fi botllo.
A headline roadw, 4,:Spuin l.ookp for Var.'
Well, cau't sho ilnd ItV
No-'l'o llw for I'tfty (Tents.
Cue. Anieed tobacco liunit cure makes woaV
uien struuj,', iiivoit puro. fk\ t' A ll urin,'Ai.,i>
The ("'it an junta ??eeui- dlnponcd to play
"Cock o' lli" North" on Amorlean -oil.
I have found 1'lsVa cure f<?i Consumption
All Uhldlllliu' lOeili* im-.-- I1'. It I <?!/? I ni.-I ii'l
hl-.t Covlnttioii, K I, I MM
Don't, 'I UY t<< kvi>ii hon?(> y. itliunt Uiii'?
It 1 1. bo?i l)aklrn< I'o'.vder. At alt Orocara. I!.
It. H. P. Ctnnpany, Itichiunnd, Virginia.
Kentucky reports another unfortuuatc
nfTalr In which "'a woman was shot In the
( fracas."
To Cure C-onnt Ipntlon r??r???ev,
Tr.ho Cascaiets < 'andv ( "atliai t le. 10o <!?.? CSo.
'J. C. 0. fall lucuru, ili uKK'-' t^ refund rnouov.
" > Prcrtidenl MeKiiil^v prefcr-t f bt vim; a wait
fnK Koine, but doej jiut fny Low lon>; Ij" ?atiti
to wait.
Chow Kt 'tr Tnli.ii i"> rii<* Mo it.
vinoitc sioii.;i: c:^ 1 1 1 lljh. vj
The ltHDSUM t'ily Jouifiid wrote of the "|}??
piniihi^ of He' Knvr beforo \\e had ranched
the cud *fl tho beKinuinK
ST, vrrcs' ham I". v rASMM and all ii cr.
veil* d ine-i':e? permnnc nt I v en red l? y the use ol
I > r. K 1 lie's ( i r.'a t Nrive |{i *tnii r. Scad b>i
FIlKi: Jl.W trial ho lib- and I ? ia I t <> Hi. I!
II K line, I .t 1 1 , tit I A n li SI i ? ? t I ' I - 1 In., I 'a
? MoiUkt Ht. ITelca'ti Is nl?oiit to nupt. W"ll,
that's at. out all lln< pyrotechnh's "tli" roast'
M ill ha v a ehaiK'o to s?',\ ?
Il'nr'x Tliln ?
Wo offer Ouo Hundred I ?? ?ll t r* Reward
any na e of Cut irrh that cannot b- eurcil hv
+ Hall 'h Cat ii eh t 'at e.
K. .1, t'llK.NKV Sr I'.f'pt , Tidecb', f).
Wo. the undertiuitt'd, have Known I1'.. I. Clio
Hoy r??t the l;? t. l'? yearn, and bollevo loin iu?r
fuc tly honor .bin in nil IniBiiuiK. ( an ai ti'.im
and financially able to u.iri'y out any nlili^a
tie 6 m 'do by their linn,
Wkkt Tut' A x, \\ liol ? a'e I ). iikkI.h's, Tohvlo,
Oh o.
WALUINO, lClNKA.N Makvi.n, Wholcaalo
DntK^iitc. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's CaTfu'rh ' ' oe U taken internally, -ci
lllR dir. et ly nj>uif the blood nnd ii.ncoUti Mir.
Iac4<* of lli s'vstem P> le ?, 7*>c pe ? bottle. SoM
by all l> urjk,'i*t-?. Teul I nn<nird:> fiuo.
Hall V Kamily 1'HIsmio tho boat.
How Are You
This Spring ?
Tired, nervous?
Can't pet festod?
Tortured wiiti boils, humors?
That hi not tdraRftc. Jmpurltios hqrye
bt^n accumulating iu your blood during
winter and il has beeotno Impoverished.
Tills Is tho v^P-?^0"00 of inorft pooplo.
Tnercforo tlioy tako Hood's Hn rsaparilla
(to purify their blood In spring.
! '"My daughter was 1 Uu down aud tired
whlio iri j>e!uiol, und I h.ivo Ihmii giving
her Hood's linf-A] arililn, whloh has puil
.fl6d hor blood and built her up, and fhe h
jiow getting well and strong. I havo taken
jllood'B Sarsap.'irilla myaelt nidi excellent
results, and whenever wo have any llttlo
ailmeut wo ro.ivit to this inodiolno. II
jlcoOf J me in pood health and good f-pirll*.
and ul n !;??() (iu? fr<d younger. My hii&band
(has beer. taking lfoo\l'.? I'iJia, aud nay* ho
tievrr found nny ho liken as well." .Mns.
Jknni's pi r, 4-1 NVarrun 8tr?set,
N?w York, N. Y, ? Hduiotnbor
lIOOCl'S SpaSrMla
Jm-Ainerlea's < ire. iit ft MeclfcilK'. SuM b?
rll (i ' : ? ? $I;fIx fort), (let ( ill y IloixlV.
Hftf li*Q piiK ll"> only I'ill* t'> l-.k"
flUbtt J I ?liv> w nil MtiOtl'n Snr*-rt^>r?l llln
7009 BICYCLES
ca 1 1 ir?l f r?>?n l*?r wu? t
l>* M1C9 || (? %% a N'fW
IVlzk (?'mdr, nil sttifi', I
i?tM flllipliiftit, | mitten
t"ii~ SO. 75 to SI 7.00. ;
I ?ctl t\ lire l#? 'Mc 1
*il ntftkr*. $3 to SI2.
M r thin t);i iiiM.i'OKii h it)f
v>uf a cent j?ivyrt*>if. Write
i li?rjKitlti ll?f i ?? t ?
? wrtt '?#* Itl( V( IK f 111 Cfir
ruMn to Ihrio. Ffi'J for cit Kit!* r tfrnla
vtbifiK I .*? r $? h?*w to k'.rx m m Hlryrlc* an 1 m.*\kf moneT.
K. F? i'll.'AU I TCLi: CO.'ll'A.SV. Clilmgo.
1 Jprx OSBORNE'S y? /'/?
?70 U'Uri?<Jd Hg of/eae
A Hi: ll?? tl ? <?:?. A. lint t'nin#m Ho t'*t
r. , r - ? -X. l?..ui)' 8?||J (?? finlntw.
Big Suit Against Choraw and Dar
lington Railroad,
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$f>0,000 INVOLVED IN THE CASE
V
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Couuaol foi tlio Ituuil Demur to
TikIjjo I'ngc's Jurtsrltctton, and < nic
(jots lu tlio Statu Scij.ri iuo <
Case Will Mo \ i;;oious.l> CoutCblCl}*
I ho Chora w correspondent of tho
New* :i!i<i ( uiu h i Nays tho oa.su against
tho Churuw uml Purlingtou Kaiuoud
I ouipany < u in o up on an oral demurrer
on tho ground that tho Court whs with
out jurisdiction, and that tho com
planiant diil not tdato facta sufficient to
constitute a causu of notion. Major
Barker, of Charhv.tun, and .Mr. J. T.
Hai ion, < f i olumbia, appeared for tho
iftUroad coiupuuy, aud Messrs. W. A.
Harbor, Stovonson, Mathoaon, 10. .1 .
Koniiody and J. J. Ward, of the fW
?linpton Bur, appeared for tho .Statu,
Aftor long and exhaustive urgumentit,
Judge (?(?^e ovorruiod (lie demurrers,
I hereupon tho attorney for tho railroad
company stated that thoy downed to
appeal to the Supremo Court from tho
order ovei i uluig tho doinnrim-H, and
asked for nn order of stiporcodona to
?day fin t her proceedings until the ap
powi could bo disposed of, which order
wum planted by Judge (iage. I his caso
v. as brought to recover twenty year a'
hack taxes, which tho SI mo alleges is
duo and unpaid by the company, and
tho railroad company in their auawor
not up that the com puny by its charter
exempt lioni taxation, The amount
claimed as due to tho Stale and the
various counties through which tho
[oad rum n about lifty thousand dob
hi is, and no doubt tho casowill ho vur
or o n 8 1 y contested to the bitter ond "
i ho Choiawund Darlington llailioad
t ompauy was chartered in IS4J). and iU
construction completed in In
1^'iiJ tho (juncral AtiHembl y passed an
act amending U?o charter of tho rnil
road and granting it all the right),
powers, privileges and franchises of
i ? orthoantorn KaiJroad company.
Cudoi tho charter of the Northeastern
ivaiiroad Company that road wan ex
empt from the payment of taxes ionthe
period of fifty years, and tho ques
tion in this case i? whether or not tho
Cheraw and Oarliugtou ltoad, under
tho Act udioiiding its charter above re
ferred to. is also exempt from tnxa
tion lor tiio period of /iftv years.
I bis question wan once'iaised aud
decided I > v tho com (miii the cuic of
Humphries v* l'egue.4, the ease hein ?
carried to the Cmled Mates Supremo
( 'ourt.
In that case tho I ruled States Su
premo Court held that the ( heraw and
.Partington, like tho \oi thonstorn Kail
road Company, under its charier as
amundod by tho a<;f. of lw);i, wai ox
1 ompt from taxation for tho term of titty
years.
I'ho caso has not boon called up on
its merits, and if tho railroad com
pany ia HUceesMfnl In their appeal
from tho ordor of Jud^o Cage overrul
ing its demurrers, it 1M probable that
tlio case ma.v never bo tried on ils
moritH.
If however, the Circuit Judgoia mis
tamed tho case will <?(>1110 back to tho
t-ircuit ( ourt for trial, and the merits
of tho case will hp entered into. There
is hardly any doubt tint that tho ciiho
will eventually be carried to the t inted
StatoH Supremo Court, and it may bo
niau\ veals before tho end will bo
reached. In the moautimo tho progress
of the case will bo watched with inter
o-t by tho people 111 this section of tho
Stat e.
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\\ nr ( a uses I. mutter liitcreM f0 Smler.
A special to tho Stato from fieortre
lo\vn of the 1 . tli, Kay a tho pine mituu
facturing establishment of Mr. Sava^o
\sas hbut down yesterday as a result of
the present strained condition between
this country and Spain. Owiug to vit*.
oioum competition all pine from this
point is trauspoi ted by water, aud this
industry lor the present seems par
alyrod. 'i'ho cyi-ie^M people arc moro
tort una to, us the liulk of their eompoti
tion comes from boniainna, over winch
pluco our position f>ives us the advitn
tago in railroad rates. Several sclioon
era 11 heady chartered foi largo tjlnp
men Is to Ibis port will mill thin week.
|)UI rates h tvo already materially in
cioaaod, and it ih pi ol-nbleHhat tho ma
1 jority of shipments will houcefortii bo
| received by rail until more favorable
Cynd it ions exist.
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I' p? orf li I. ensile OtHcri s.
The I'p worth League confcrmuo
whic h WRH held lit ( Iraiigehurg elected
the following office] s, and Vel^U-d
( auidon as tho next meeting p!rt.'e f,
the coufcronco. .1. Unyht \MH|? of
Spartanburg, president; \ \\\ tI1
liters, of (Uaiiuebur;;. tirst vice presi
dent; It. llruiiMiii, of I loronce s,.,-.
omt vice president. I'rof. It. N.Snvdi-i
of WoMord ( olhtgo, iltjrd vice pjesi
dent; l-'ev. Pett?r Mokev., of Kirksex- '
r-ecretary. Mrs. I . J | |jllll8t of ('o|i?;,! |
hia, treasurer, and li. It. rf I
i UaiigebuiK. super intemhmt of junior I
work.
/.Is sett in II.iii;; .) it ne I Of It,
At liamhei'i'. 011 Friday. June to, at
p. in. . < h arl oh /iH?ef t will bo hitiig
for the murder of one W'd.1011.
Orders a I. urge ! Supply ol ^Ueer
A cnrioiin eflect of I he proapect for '
war was developed at tho meeting of!
the State hoard of control on tho ISth.
As a result tho hoard .sitting in extra
reshion ordorcd Hfii^i^'arloads of beer
that it had no idea of orrioriug. It was
bought in ^ftlor to avoid tlfe prospec
tive war tAx of from iM to $?} a barrel
Is.
Negin Killed al a Social In l<aurru^(
At a no^ro social in Dial township,
Lou re, in county, Sanj I'utnam was
billed by a i>istoI shot. Jolin TVden,
caAt'ged with tho killing, is in juit.
Flight of ? Letter.
Foreign postal transmission ?<? 8ur
prlsinKly rapid nowadays. A letter
Kent to Vlenriifc from "an office In New
York city vas dispatched by tl?e
steamer nailing at 10 a. m. on W*dnea
dfry, Jsnnary ?>th, and a cablegram re
ply wnn r eeeired at a. nt. Thurs
day. January 13th. The route of the
letter, with distances was as follows:
New York fp Southampton, 3,0fi0
nilVt; by rail to Lontlon, cj mile*; by
r*H sod channel steamer to Paris, 23S
miles, by rail. Paris to Vienna, 73ft
Pttlt*, ? MM of 4 1*9 miles,
PALMETTO STATE CULLING8.
A Novel. I'oltit.
Th a Attorney Oouiral'K oAIco lifts just
decided that ft party Liii i ulilo i !<>)>arly
or anything elno without intorferonoa
ou tlio part of tho Maui. It appoar*
that t lu?i'o U no eti?lut\on tho question
of ralllin^, unions it t be a lottery,
an I tho \ ttoraoy-t jouoi\l'rt olllce in of
trio opinion tliut tho old hi at,:: to u^uiuut
iv lottory wilt not hold apaui.it a ratllo.
I'lio fttatnto ia quite old and doea not
appear to have boon enforce I. A huly
fo vtuul day a u^o addr$a:.ud acomwuui
cation t ?> thy Atlorney-( iotujiul'K olllce
to know whether hLo uiik'ht loyally
i h i Mo hev houtjo and Jot. J ho piopoai
t ton wfta uovol to tlio l^gu! department
of this Htaio, hat excited buffioiout in
tot oat fvir the old 1 u \v :i to lio Hoafchod.
'1 horo was nothing apocilically pro
hibiting a ruflto, ami ho tho lady wan
adviMvd that oho mi^lit ?o ou With tho
ralllo.
Ifcil Mill Kim' Oltlcerit.
Tho < iraud Council of l!ed .Men of
tiio ?"date, which h.i< lecn in sosHion in
Charleston, adjourned on tho I'itli. Tlio
follow ini? ollicor* Were e'echvj: Croat
Sucliom, A. < I'incknoy, 1'elzor;
( i rout Senior K-iuamoro, .J. Ii. Mieka,
Union , Oreut Junior Fu^/iYfiUiVfl, ?t. II.
Steonckon, Charleston, Cieat I'ropli
et, J. M. liowden, S| artanburu;
(heat (inard of tho Foroal, 1*. \V.
Lloyd, Charleston; Croat hooper <>f
Wuini'iii.t, W M. Fitch, ( harleaton;
(heat lveeper of Keeord;*, Ji. A. \\ il
hams, Charleston. Tho ureal council
of Hud Moii will moot in Spailanlutry
next year in tho Odd Fellows lluli.
Whipping In S< hoot.
'1 ho Columbia correal. ondent of the
XiavH and t'uurioi ways much mlciod
waa taken in tho cuoj u-ainst J'rof.
Jones, who was indicted for assault
ami battery. )lu whipped Arthur Mar
tin, a IVyoar old boii of ,\f r. W. T.
Martin, and it wiih ohurpod thai tho
whipping was unnecessarily aevoro
and raisod wolWi. I'lio ovtdenco Nhowod
that tho levy wa? haMo ?" a whippjn,;
on uecouot of demerit 4, and otliei boya
whipped at <tJto aarno limn ?aid their
whipping; a a* about a * bud ''hojiuy,
after b?dnp out Cor live niiuu'ri^, tie
quitted I'rof. Jot.fc.t.
A it I'.ye on the "JIsjit,."
Tlio State authorities have now pot
ion up a complete list of all original
packapo Moron lit tho I-d.ite, an we!! u.i
all parties who hold I nited Status liceu
eo:i for the suit* ot liiiuor. 1 ho presump
tion is that copiea of these lista are to
boMiipplied tho couslalilo s so thai l hoy
mi|(ht have it i-uo. It in understooil that
theio aro now about l\voul> <-r twenty
live regularly paid constables ou tho
force. At tbotnnoof tho removal of
the constabulary forcuonly six or .split
wore lelaiut'il to do itjjuviial work ill tho
rural distriots of I ho IStnto. Tlio Statu.
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Hunitci' ninl \t UlcrcP iiiiilroad.
A apeoial to tho Sta'o fioni Suintor
of I he llth vnyu: The Sumter and
Watoreo Kivei llailruad coin pan 3' was
11 i/.<'tl Ircro lot lay Willi the lollow
injr, nfTleer.' . d. I >. iilamiinu, prewident;
litohard I. Miirinm;;, vice presndent ; II.
I?3 lleubei U. t ' oa;>n . err l?. IV l?ee, at
torney; Mtamont ."Mosya, avcrotarv.
't h?.? ..ilioers were instructed by tho
board of direetera to conti net with l o
?l'onsibh> |>ai tie ; for I ho building of tho
road, and work "ill I'ej'tn at an earlv
date.
K
Hurry'* < <. oittpaiiy
'I ho Soerotary of Statu 1 ? ^ i h issned a
coin hi i kh ion to.loa. A. Crown, of Child
lion rnt?, N.?* r? ? ? ? I i'rank A. Cur
lloht. It. Scarborough. W. II,
Howell, l> I\ Ale. Neil and C, It. king,
of Conway, as corporators ? ?f tiio Hoine
wooil l arin Vssoeiation of iloiryeoun-*
(v. The object of ilit? proponed concern
H to develop ilio Si raw borry industry
in Horry county. The association is
capitalized at i-'jO.nOM, divided into
sharea. ??
.? S, ( IMeitloitl Association
'1 lie forty-eighth annual ineotini; of
the South Carolina Mod:ea! ?s ?>?M:itiou
conwjued liiHi \suok nl tho famous
Harris I #it hm .<i? in I ho attendance
was uood. Mini) interc.st it;y papem
ivero read and discussed, I'lie course
Dr. .las. Kvuii.i has pursued iu stamp
in;.' oil t 1 iie opidoin 10 of fHiiu'.lpox m this
Statu was approved of
< ? ? ? < I l ? ? ? ? Slllii 1 1 |UI,V ill ( <>l|l I'd)
'1 hV Columbia Keyister of the I itii
say a the f 1 1 y hoard of health noma to
I >o p.ottin-; oonti ()< of tho "inalipox.
i hei o are now loin cas?*a out at tho
po.d liuiuu^ and they "\n i i I ho kepi there
until all d.tUu'-'i' of lufecliou i? pa-'.
<1^
t lie llctiliii).
'J he clerk of tho State pension board
statey that !>??.*? I \ all the counties havo
huni (n their ii^ls. iioienre >i *"?*. how
ever, on i ho la^nrd li t t'he.si! are
in .*<? 1 t>< solid thu lints in without tie
\\ ,i !S til I nee iii; I i r l .
A cpee ia! to t h ? ? State, 4t*oui Fort .Mill,
9;?V :t t it'll lift'' il fill! anil thorough C\
Himuution, tho president of tho Luna,
( Mdlport in >1 1 is eon vnieod that thoro
was no effort to In. in tho mill, il win
I tii el v accidental
< < n,i?- \\ \ i t i : c.wDitiAi i :.
Nominee Kriinxoi P'iiI li I.-ih P. illy
(,rri I ? I .il liin^ilri'i1,
A spcei.tl to the lle^isier iioiu hiu^a
tii?*. of tin> 1 ."it h. nivs Si (it), .fool I'.
Crn!)9on. the Prohibit sots nominee tor
<io\ori,..i. airived hero 'his home- to
night t. oin Sumter, \\ hero he spoilt
flay. He was mot by a lar^v crowd i?t
the depot and thoro was grcut cheering
atid an immense demonstration. Aht
Crun-on was i>iftV)>y a committee eon
Mstuik' el < 1 ? :? *<."? ?? I.o-cote, l.oisis
Cristow, W. \\ . ? iravKOti and <<,? P.
Nelsosi and driven tip in a carriage,
accompanied 1\\ afloat crowd, cheer
ic.jr all the way to Parr's Hotel, whore
he was met by a larger crowd and re
newed cheering, Mr. Ciunsou was in
troduced to tiio crowd by Mr. Leseano
and made a ?hor) talk to his friends,
which waa received w :th appiauso. At
tho conclusion of tho speech Mr. Bris
tow was called for. Ho niroply 'an
nounced that a prohibition league
Avouid be for mod, which was then
dene, a strong mounbeiship being en
rolled.
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l>octors Klcct Oilier r*,
Tho South Carolina Medical Associa
tion, in hosaion at Harris' Lithia
Springs, elected the following oflicers,
and by an overwhelming majority de
cided to hold the next annual meeting
at tho above i?oint on tho first Wednes
day in April, Pre?. -lent, l>r.
T. Earle, of < Iroonville; tirst vice-pros
Ident, T?F, G*org$ "K'Poan. of Hpar
tanbnrpr; necond Tire president, l>r. G.
Hanscol, of Newberry; thir?i vioe-pres--^
. ident, Ur. P., Frank Darby, .of I,yneh
1 Irrirr* f iHulumling wffrfiUrvt ? R \
r. Parker, of Charleston; rerrirdin^
rervetarv. Dr. T. P. Of C'her
jwton] treannrer, 1>, B. Bakor, of Cbar* |
THROUGHOUT THF COUNTIiY,
'I lie .South.
hicliard 1-ioflm, a colored youth, wo#
fdtot uud Hilled by Policeman *?V. I'.
(iruifcu in Wilmington, ,N. U.
1 he i.t Plymouth, >. C. , caused
uf.'i) h< Pour blool.a o binned, in
eluding 'he iowu hull. I ho the* as oil
M alet ?tieot, tho principal uuu.
An <?.? t lib! ibh ui?j ;i t for the .manufac
ture i t telegraph uiiiiH, pins win! brack'
l<us liryiin i>i wrulious i?t Keysor,
W. Ya.
N ir.ftj- rivo y^ftr old John l.'oter, onco
an intimate friend of Davy (.'rocliott,
wuw killed by u fulling wall ut Bailey
tow J'ovn,
At AttpHlft, i in ,t fir* destroyed about
0,000 biiliss of cotton, tlio property of J,
Jl Sloan, in tlio warehouse of Pope X'
1 Icuiing. l.osti ulioujl $t> >,0t)0; int>ur
mire, ^?:o, Doo.
Ah a result of u oonforonco of health
oHlceiM, quululitiuo officials uuil rail
road uiunngors hold in Atlunta recent
ly ni? iut?n'Htnto code ot regulations
w hich it i.i believed will stamp out uuy
yellow fe\er which may appear thin
summer, wan adopted.
t A special from Nashvillo, Tenu. ,
suys; I loot or I). J, uuu, formerly Com
missioner of Agrieuitnro of Alabama,
und president of tho American Cotton
Grower a* Association, died at hi.*
homo in AthenH, Ala , on tho Htth,
from tho oiVeets of a stroke of paralysis.
The Winston tobacco manufacturers
mot on tho isth and appointed a com
initteo to go to Washington and work
a^aiuxt tho proposed increase in tho to
bacco tux. If an increase is to be made
tho committee was instructed 1o use its
host efforts in preventing it from being
made over ft cents.
Tho Alabama Prohibitionists havo
adopted a platform in accordance with
their principles iwnd nominated the
follosving State ticffeot For Governor,
W. B. Witherspoon ; Secrotury of State,
Goori>o \V. Towusend; Auditor, B.
Jiowinau; Treasurer, IX C. Bachelorf
Attorney General, II. II. Blaokman;
Superintendent of Education, N. .1.
Finney; Commissioner of Agriculture,
C. Iv t'ronshaw.
I lie.lctb'i hon Davis memorial window
was unveiled on tho 17th at Kiehiuoud,
\ n., in St. Paul's cathedral, the church
Air. Pjivis attonded while president of
the Confederacy. There waa an im
mense crowd prosout, Tho ser vice w as
very simple, tlio sermon being preached
by l\ev. Dr. W illiam Dame, of Balti
more. Mrs. Davis, hor granddaughter.
Miss Hays, and Consul Gonoral I.oo
andtVfn:niIy, acoompauiod by Miss
Cisuoro3, attended tho oeiemouicp.
The North.
A tdrike of alied printing trades,
which would have tied up h, r,oo moii in
Now York City, Liub been settled.
Farmer Jack Murphy anil an un
known man fought a duol at Minerul
City, Mo., anil both were killed.
At Pomptou Lake, X. <T. , tho build
in-,' of tho Luflin L\aud l'owder Co. ex
ploded. No one was injured.
Mrs. ' ^JLJa.mfonl, of North Adams,
Muss,, was fatally shot by her hus
band, whom sho had ordorod from tho
house.
'1 honuifl ( '. Folton, son of a former
prof.idout of Harvard Fniversity, com
mitted suicide in Boston, Mass., on ac
count of ill health.
A ri an<;omcnta are being made by tho
I tint cloth mill owners at Fall f'iver,
Mass., to shut down under agreement
for three months.
M i; s l.illia lliggins, of Chicago, III.,
m1i<> was crazed ton years ago bv
bur lover's duatb, was buried in tho
robe in which expected to be mar
lied.
Miller's Sumnoy town powder mill,
r.t Nori istown, Fa., was destroyed by
an explosion. Fifteen tonB of govern
ment powder was burned. Tho sliock
was felt thirty milos awaj*. Nearly ev
ery dwolling was wrecked. Tliore were
no casualties.
A P.oston Bpeciul says: The large
gram elevator at the lloosao tunnel
docks, at ( harlestown, owned by Jos
eph I .titer, wa;i destroyed by lire 011
the 17th. 'J he root of tlie groin eleva
tor was blow n completely oft" by a dust
explosion at I o'clock, and tho tire that
followed not only destroyed tho im
mense structure, but consumed nearly
tho entire contents, over lUO.OUObushols
of graiu, iuo>tiy w heat. Tho loss is
est incited by the fire underwriters at
I nearly well covered by in
I Gin unco.
Miscellaneous.
It is reported that the Spanish minis
ter lias been recalled. ,
California fdookmeu nto guarding
against diaugbt by leasing swamp
h<nd:?.
?Insurgents attacked a Spanish fort ot
Fspujarosa, Cuba, and had tho better
of the engagement.
Tho W- 'C. 1- F. in Honolulu recently
held setvicos in memory of the late
Mis* 1'iaucis K. Wilard.
Spaniards are arriving in New York
f 1 mil abroad in order to evade military
duty.
Tho better class of people in Cuba
aio lepotied to l>e growing moro in
favoi of annexation to the Fuited
States.
1 he. 1 n?er-State < 'ommerco Coiumis
mwi; holds that the passenger rates on
tho Charleston and Savannah Hailroad,
in South Carolina, nro not unlawful.
1 hi w so u City has bec.omo tho capital
of the new Yukon Territory, which has
been formed out of part of tho N'oith
west I'crritory of Canada.
Cighty per emit, of tho chamber suit
mauufiicUtferH are said to havo formed
a c? nitjiiiation, to be incorporated as
the .Vfuerioan Furnituro Company.
- ''Tho contract for furnishing postage
stamps for four yearn ensuing will re
main with tho Uureau of Kngraving
and Printing.
A corporation to lu> known as tho
Continental Tobacco Company, with a
capital of 3">o,0(M), has been formed in
St. Louiu to absorb all manufactories
of pi uk tobacco.
Miss Long, eldest daughtor of tho
Focretary of the Xftvy, who several
months ago docided to give up tho al
lurements of ^Vjshington society and
begin a comae of study in medioine at
the Johns Hopkins University, HalM.
hns announced to Lw friendaher
inteution of voluateoring liei ,*ei vices']
a-* nurse in the event of wat^ -
BuiMlaf the Colcesa! flfobe.
Acting for M. Elisea Reclus. Cli*
noted- geographer. M. Hourst of lie
French navy has applied tQ the city
of Farls for permission to begin the
conrtrurtitm of the colossal terrestrial J
gtobc. Intended to ba onetof the at- i
trncttons of the next ttMvereal e*h?M
i tioa
r-TT.e rrortvm "H?* fc^kappr
^?ongS too much marrjed" .1* -9*
I those that can never be solved satiate*
tortljJn thlt worWftf-daf worW.
TWO NAV1K9 COMPAUKD.
We Ha*? More M!? l|>% Thau Spain,
Whlb Sho Hum Moro Seamen.
Tho following 1 1 h t does not inclu lo
(ho ships rooontly puiohaaod b> oithor
nation:
INlTBl* STATEa.
Battleships lirtt cIubj:
Ton n ago
Massachusetts lu.iib'*
Indiana 10,889
Oregon 10,288
Koarsarge 1 1,53')
Kentucky .. 11.5TS
Illinois 1 1,683
Alubuiua 1 I, '>2*1
WlrtC'-'Uiiu 1 1,525
Iowa 1 J 444
SI'AIN".
Hat tlcnh ipj - first claMi;
Polayo l), DO ' *
I'MTKD STATES.
Bat tlcships-?.bocond clustytl
Texas G,31'j
Ui'AXN.
Pa'tloships second class.
Nuiuuncia
Yitoria 7,000
rsmcti STATES.
Seagoing coast dofeuco ironclads :
Monterey 4, PJ8
Puritan ? . '?*. 0,000
Amphitrito . .. 3,00i)
Miantouomoh 3, 000
Monuduock ? 9, 000
Non-sea goiug, coast defence irow
clads:
Ajax... 2,10ft
Cauoutous. s 2, loO
M ahopae 2, lot)
Manhattan 5?, 100
Wyandot to 2,100
Cutskill 1,875
Comanche 1,87)
? I anon 1,810
Lehigh 1,875
Mont tuik .... 1,875
Nahnnt 1,875
Nantucket 1,K75
Passaic 1 1,875
sir-Aiv.
Non sea going coast dofenco iron
clifdtc*
Puigeorda ...... . 558
Duquo do Tottjan . . 700
r.sfa Kl> HTATEH.
Armored Ciulsers ;
K o,\v Vork 0,185
Brooklyn 8,810
SI'AIN,
Armored cruisers :
Emperor Carlos V 0,000
( ngkt nal Cisuoros 7,000
( ftWlurms 7,000
I'riueesa do Asturias . . . 7,000
Almirante Aquendo . . (>,800
Yizcaya . 0,890
lufautu Maria Thoreso 8,>:.?0
UNITED STATES.
Armored ram:
Katahdin ? 2, 155
1 )ynamito cruiser :
Vesuvius 725
Protectoo cruisers (stooi)
Minneapolis ' 7,375
Columbia 7,375
Olvmpia 5,870
I Philadelphia 4,82-1
Chicago 1,500
Newark 4,003
San Prauciseo 4,008
Baltimore 4,418
Cincinnati. 8,213
Raleigh 8,213
Charleston 8,780
Now Orleans 3,000
Atlanta 8, 180
Boston 3, 180
Marblehead * 2,000
iJotroit 2,000
Montgomery 2,00'J
TopoKu 1,800
Pennington 1,700
('oncoctl 1.700
! Vorktowu 1,700
Nanhvillo 1,871
Wilmington I,3'.)2
Hole/n 1,302
Ann(tnoiis I. (KiO
Vieksburg : . . 1,000
Newport r 4JJ00
Pi incotou . . 1,000
Dolphin 1,000
Protected cruisers (woud):
Hartford 8,250
Lancaster 2. 700
SPAIN.
Protected cruisers (.steel) ;
A i l ousn XIII 5, 000
Lenar.t.i 5,000
Marquis do la Enseuada 1,040
Isla do Cuba 1,040
Isla do Luzon 1,040
Protected cruisers (iron):
Alfonso X II. . 3.0J0
Boin a Christina. >C- . 3,0110
Boii; a Mercedes 3,000
Coudo do Vanadito 1,152
Don Antonio Ulloa 1,152
Don Juan do Austria. 1,152
Infanta Isabel--- 1,152
Isabel I II 1, 152
Protectod cruiecrs (wood):
Crtstii In ... 3,342
Navarra 3,842
Arrangon. . 8,343
UNIT ED STATES.
Total numbor vcskoIh, 04; total ton
nage, 200,000: average. 4,203; torpodo
boats, IS; officers, 082; seamen, 12,
f 0 ); total activo list, 13,582; reserves,
sr.M.v. /
Total number of vessels 28, total ton
uage, 114,724; average, 4,007; torpedo
boats, 32; officers, 1,000; seamen, 10,
300; total active list, 24,020; reserves,
25,000.
FITZIirOH KICK TALKS.
!fp Is In for Some Sort of n General
Ofllce IJcyond a Doubt.
(ienornl Fitzhugh Lee, while in
liiohmond, Va., on tlio night of the
l*th, was aakod if ho anticipated being
ranie a major general in the United
Stiilea Army.
"1 may, " was the laconic roply, " "I
will certainly have somo gonoral ofllco
tendered mo. "
"Has the President assured you of
this ? " he wan asked.
"I cannot nay an to that point," was
hia roply. "Tho Proaidont and I have
had noma conformation. "
"It is truo that Assistant Secrotary
of tho Navy Roosovolt has requested
you to appoint him on your staff ? "
askod tho roportor.
"I soo a Now York paper says so,"
answered the general, shoving tbe
paper over to tho report**.
' 'That does not anewer the question, "
ventured the eoribe.
'?Well, Mr. Roosevelt 1j?s spoken to
me abont a staff/ appointment, " said
General Lee. /
"Will yon appoint him?" vas asked.
"There'* where 'quien sabe' comes
in? that's tbe Spanish for 'who knows,"
answered -the genera).
"Don't yon think that Cuba will J
prove unheal thyFor . the soldiers of khir I
country, who go there to drive the
Spanish out?"
"So, not especially so. if they keep
under cover at i%kk Tbe dawa will
be moet deageroae for them, and these
they can easily avoid. "
' rI suppose the soldiers of an invasion
Of C?l^)l IM HlMtaditMB SSMSf
fhe eoldfere onke extreme Son th?"
"Not at all," replied General Lee,
"as I understand tt, the Ui busies wiH
bamadenpof no fr on. afl- over tfea I
Uniy,^rsir|mwteirem the HetTatMl
The foeetp that the mluTmen gltw
?Mr patna* iknU k* fMM "??? I
-- ' ? ? ? .
1
Tit* C?UM 9t Off*
Fron\ the Republican, ScratUon, fmna.
The primary oau??o( dycpoptla it lack of
Vitality; t ho &b?euCo of nerve t ho loin
of thuJlfo-aiUtftialttg eloUiOutfl of blood.
Noor^ftuoau properly porforru it? (unc
tion when tho source of nutrlmout fulls.
Wliou tho ttomaob U robbed of thouourbU
!uout Joinuuilo4 by nature, usa^llatlon
I fiiank tinnuluPiil J&*hn aid tfOHOrat 0(1 ; t liO
k . , DVIIIUkWII, * ?? , ,
IntelFtaff bis story, Mr. Vandyke say
"Kivo y^atft ai<o | was onllotwa \fit
tenia
4 by
Story
?ay?:
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trouble of the Btomotfh,
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Irig. I hart 110 nppotlto,
not n>y?*lf m
any 1 1 in ?>, and o?j OOlHliyi
vv^b tlio troublo st^vero
whou I nwokoin i lie luflrtw
i <?. I did not know sfrbat
t ho all in out was, but It bo
oumo Hcudliy wortio and I
was in constant wlftciy.
,:i called Iq my family
physician, and ho diag
nosed tho oa.se ns oulnrrh
of the fcioinaoh. Ho i?re
aorlbod for me and 1 hud
his prescription filled. J in Murry.
took neatly all of tho medicine, but still
th1) trouble became vjroiso, and I. felt that
my condition was hopeless. I tried aeveral
runodion recommended by uiy friends but
without bonoflt. After 1 had^been suffering
several mouths, 'J'hotnas Campbell, also a
resident of this city, urged mo to try Dr.
Williams' Pink nils for Palo Poodle.
"Ho finally persundod me to buy a box
and I began to use tho pills acoordiog to
directions. Bofore I hatl taken the second
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restored to hoalth. Tho pills gave ma uow
ilfo, strength, ambition and happiness."
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stituents of life, bv renewing tho norvc
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their origination iu impoverished blood or
dlsordorod nerves. They contain every
oUment requisite to jjenersl nutrition, to
resto/e strength to the weak, good health
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WORLD'S LARGEST SHEEP FARIVJ !
Jt
iKhr
Austrnlio Breeder Will Shear Over
1,230,000 Animals This Season.
Samuel McCnughey, of Coonong, Ri
\f*r?nn, N. A. W., Is (he largest sheep
farmer In the world, both its regards
numbers and, -what is more important,
quality. lie is the most /^progressive*
cheep farmer of the age, and hai
brought his stock to great perfection,
lie shears 1,250,000 sheep this season,
und would itfivo had more, but lost
250,000 in the drouth two years ago,
but thought nothing of it. as every
year he has between 800,000 and 400,
000 lambs. At Toorak and Dunlop, h
stations on the Darling river, he she
000,000 sheep this year. IIj boug
them from his uncle, ?ir Samuel Wil
son, and has develops them magnifi
cently. There is'^fltemlly "water,
?water, everywhere," what, with dams,
links nnd artesian wells; and all is
fenr-ed in and subdivided into pad
docks. The area is about 1,500,000
acres In a ring fence. He has also a
fine property in Queensland, on whic.i
hp 'is shearlug 400,000 sheep. > I is Coo
nMig station Is only his stud f;?rm. It
ft only 41,000 ac6rf* in extern, and ho
has upon It 15,000 sheep of very high
quality, from which he sends annually
large drafts to Improve the breed on
bin other properties.
Mr. MeCaughey is able to boast, as
one result of long-rontlnuod efforts,
that he has InereaHed the yield of each
of his own sheep yenrly to the extent
of one pound of clean scoured wool.
Now, even at the present low ranjjo of
prlees, a pound of clean scoured meri
no combing Is not worth less than 18
pence, so that It follows that this en
terprising man has increased his wool
returns by upward of ?100,000 per an
num. These victories of Mr. MeCaugh
ey are not merely "no less," but "muc'i
more" renowned than the sort of vie
| torles that are gained on the northwest
frontier of India.
It Was only fourteen years ago that
the owner of Coonong first became
convinced of the value of the Verroout
breed of merino sheep. It was In 1SSA
that he purchased about a dozen of
this breed of rami, which had been Im
ported into Sydney. So convincedwaa
he that,he had, as It wore, struck oil,
that fhree yean later he vleited the
States and selected for hlmteif 100 of
the finest rams la that State and the
.following year the flock irae added to
\ >y a further Importation of 900 more.
From that time to the present almost
every year has found XU. McOaughay
importing more or v tnese wviKNinu
creatures.? Leeds Mercury.
A Cashes Otts?sU?.
They wet* mam m tf? 4ence lW
for a piuspecUre ball sad wen pst
Uag-doirn laacers. wait***, two-steps,
etc. whea tbez. were mtermyted.
"What are yea doing T said the aew
'lWt yf&o seer replied the wit of
the family. "Picking hope."? Nocth
SAW MILLS. !
ii you a Haw mill, uuy Biz*, wrlta
u^? l>ofurt> buying Kl^owhortJ. I hftv??
the moet comjiloid line of inllU of any
(KoK'r or ninuufuctuiwf iu t Uj Mouth. k
GORN MILLS. A
Wry l.ijjliiot h'railo tit oiK'}, at tinusunl- \
)> low prioiw. A
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
Moulder,*, ?<lxor-, lt?-8?w*,
JUuiut BiWVS, I.alhs, etc. ,
ENGINES MID BOILERS,
Tnll'oll hi.. I LMil. il.
) -iivtloliur^ Jlioo Uullor, in stock, qutols
delivery, low prk'ca.
V. C. 3ADHAM,
No, lli?i> Miii-i St., Columbia, 8. C.
W. I (Ml CO"
COLUMBIA, S. C?
M.ite A tr? :i(- for LWtlcll Co., ( htiHoti#, N. O,
""SLMACHINERYy
** ' ft I KM. tatmi m? ? t? mk* ?> M
IMl'HOVfcD sy&l tM (.INNI K1BS ft .SftCIAliy. *
Engines, Hollers, fiaw, t ? rist mul Cauo Mills,
Gin#, I'i-osm*?, Threshing Ma'-hitu's, Mower \
Hake, He isiu', barking, KU.
Wrlto us i'oi* I'rlcea. XS o Can Inter
est You.
A lA?ama ladies"
Bravo as Lions.
.Jenifer, Ala., writer
My Husband was
cured of Biliowsuo#*
by l>r. 31. A. SjiU
i. ons Liver JJIcili
olne, which 1 bnvo
n od 10 yonrs. Hr.vo
I : ir:fl botliJielHu'unna
? IMuek DrangbJ.!' and
i Ui ink tho SI. A.
gluuuona Mediolno
trn far Superior tbot
r.,\r> Pnckasro of it .13
worth UuOeolYoTuof cither thoottiet lrluas.
!n3ufflclo?! Menstruation
la sometimes! cairncd by uon -development
of tho part 3, somotinita'by obstructions la
mouth of vtiRiitn, and soniotimea by conati
i>atcj bowol i.tmt rfjnisUy rcnults f ror>! a da
bilitatod conUitionof tho'&yatom, which pre
vents nature from overcoming any nnnaaal
exposure, (inch ?s fright 01 trotting foot wot.
J >r. Simmons fiqurnv Vino Wino bnilda n|>
tho pyatom and cnroa tho disorder, \-hilb
5>r. M. A. PimniDiiH r.lver Mo<lleIn? ciiyea
tho constipation, lw1iftC3tion, losaofnpp?
tite, r>:tfn? in ba??!L hips, bend uud limbs..
Which arcaauaUy pfcecnfc.
.Shcllmau, On., writes; I
bnvo usciV'Dr. W. A. 8hn*"
mowff.ivcr JIoiIIcIdo 15
vonrs. II cuicd rao of Tor
jpltl liiver, Indigestion,
Kcrvoiibiii-BS and Sleep*
losfinesB. It ourod my
Wifo of i\ Female Com
plaint. My two Aunts
fmvo l>ecn greatly bcuo?
11 ted by it in tbclr old at}C.
Hnvo vt'*cd " Black DrauBbt"
l>ut til I uk Pr? M? A# 8? ??
31. far tiupcrior to it.
Skin end Eyca YclJow. '
'I'bis disorder finds itnriirectccuso in some
derangement in the liver ?u?l ita clooc 1?
allied j;iaailj. JLhcbilo, instccd ct rearing
ontthroush tho l.ov. - 1 1, hno boon cl ?t acted,
andfindingno out let through itsura^l tb;.n>
nclci, has accumulated and been tr.lieu on
by tho absorbentn nnd distributed over thS)
eyt)t"m1|>olsoalnp tho blood and disturbing
all tho f unotlnca of l!to body. In tho treat*
mrnt of thiffdiaeaso, I*r. M. A. Simmons
I.ivor niodKjjis should bo taken night and
morning until U?.j comple-siou bocomea
dear.
Bf/urn I'raidn thr.t cenrt yon for yonr
money. Tho iriitisfoivj thr.t lr.7 to tato tb#
rlr-co of tho Orifiinrl br, M. A'. Simmons
I.ivcr ?1 dioin^, whib) by lutorootoil dealers
uol(l jig " the Hfliuo," aro advertiocd as "not
tho r.:nnc," nnd von may b-> cuuitOu lUid
deceived for your money at thy ex^enaa OC
your health. lie .varc I
like every other crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing nitro
gen, phosphoric acid, and not
less than of actual
iviN increase the crop and im
prove the land.
Our books tell all about tho subject. They
?rc free to any farmer.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
93 Nas>au St., New Yotk. j
"I ?ufTere?1 (lie (oi turrs of the damned
with protruding piics brought on by constipa
tion with which I w&a afflicted for twenty
years. I rati across your CASCAKETS In the
town of Newell. Ia., and never found anything
to equal them. To-day 1 am entirely free from
piles and feel like a new nuan "
C H. Kkitz, KM JotjeaTSt., Sioux City. Ia.
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