Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Cookln* of Onmo ! llir<1?, Most game birds and anlnml*, !>? wuiuo of a Ufa of ceaaeleaa activity, do toot tako on fat, niid ?UCh fclioilld bo tarded, or cooked with slices of bacon | or salt pork placed on them. l>o not i ?erve birds heads on and un drawn. as Is quit? generally practiced tho latter point being a rollc of sav ngery, tho former an oifenao to sensi <lve nerves. It Ih plea&anter to enjoy ft bit of choice llcfth without being ko forcibly reminded that we nrt> eating dead b *?<!?. This Is not \he only lu Stance Svhero ro#d\sm Is Inartistic.? Woiunu'.'i 1 lomo Companion. PeMCtlCH OlH'O Polaoil. Tho peach was originally a poison -- *ihuond. H? h\ illy parts wore used poison arrows, and for tlmt purpose wero introduced Into Persia. Trans fdantatlon and cultivation have not only removed 4is poisonous qualities, but turned Into the delicious fruit iv a now *?nJoy. T(>b(K)no CliewcrH Taxed. ' Tobacco chewing iocmbi?u of tho Methodist Oh inch In ?> Miortsvllle, Ala.. have b<>eu (gvled upon hy the stewards for a kpeciai *flx of $10 a year. ' Comfort Posls AO Cents. Irritfitiiu', iwi{rrtvnMi?:.f. ftuoni/.ini( Ttdter, f.( zoioa, It! iiKwnrm nil oth-r I o-lil ii v *k 1 n dUent-** nrti n ii It h I y <? rent* N I>VVX, post itfdd tilings ennifort nt oxic.rt. amicus.). '1'. Hhu()t line, Snvaunah, tin. Club* urn nlwaya trump* In the hands of the pollen. I.yon ii I V< 1'lcli TnliArrn doc 8 not inuko every mouth as Hweet asn rose, tint "mlKlity nuh" don* icivo eve.ry liie h niofit delightful ??e>ke. Try it. . ^ ' "Man wns made t'o mourn, hut a widowor umtully i>utliv''A it. Kxporlttncod Mother* n I'.A Nurses of out lar-wn Qjties do not. wow dread tho teething iwrlud of c.hildrirVk >,inc.o they ri|i yt\e i > l< MOJ-'F KT'Pfl Tkktii i N a <*l KKpflINU l'??\V >>KKSj. Tt;v.Tii i \ \ nlds I )(i(e)Xiiiii, lO-k'ulntes the Jiowvds and makes teuthlju ?ns> find into * pt-rlod of fTutrerliiK and <1 r#<ol. A groundless rumor to covoi a good donl of ground. Pon't Tohorvo Spll and SmokA ?<>ui t ITf Anny. To tohftcoo onsily iitnl forever, be mutj j nfitlo. lull of llfo, nerve ?!id vl?:rir, tnl<o No-To* Hitc, tho wonder- workw, ihnt n.uUes went, men i titrong. All druggistn, f>Oc or ft. < vro kuui an toed ItooUh-t nnd Hamnlo fiee. AUilrews t>lcijing Uuu??a y Co., Chicago or New Yoik. Woiiiwu'h no often means yes, hut liei \ >>-. | never ruehns no, flo >'s Utt re 1* a wo n tin if a' I '"ii v; I, nieil ic i jc-r - M us. W . I' iik i. hi. Van hi- ?:<?<! i?ii<t I .Ink" Aim,. Urooklyn, N V.. 'let 'M, A mini's pildo wonhl ho vanity il possessMl l>y his ufj^htior. fits jierin > in ntly enred. No llix or ihtvihi". Ijchm niter tlrsl diiy'n ime of |>r. K line's Oroat Nerve l(eht<i|-e r. t rial hot Me a mi 1 1 ca I m- fn-? , I)li. It. II. K I.I K K. Ltd., i*tl Anh Si . I 'hi In, I 'a i Tim man who huv? a koI'I tir("k makes n ; f;llt-ed^'ed III vest rifeiit. To ('ttr? Constipation VoroTur. TnUo C?8t'aiTls Candy Cathartic. l"c orCftft, It V. O. C. fail to cure, diu|;Ktbla rcfuuU ivoncy. , /> The highwayman hold up otbax poofiin In order to riupporl himgtdf. C. Slni|Miin.,<Miin|iii'[t\ W V,v. ?i.i v p: "Hnll'n Cnl'i f rli Curti cured me o' a \riy had C:?h? of rut, (I I !l.M T)mj<Ki?it:t bHI <1, Hnmn of tho l evolutions brought about by the bJcy?'Io Hroonly Homorsaulti. 1 inn't 'IKY Iti ke?p h??i'-o without llt>i? liiVil.'iiii U'iki iik I'owdor. At all i i r?>c(>ri. 11. H. JJ. I*. Coinpauy, Ith'hinond. Virginia. l!o|>(ii)lfiiii'c f* often <'')nftMiinl"'l with a do. tfT/ijjjjii tiou hot f> K''t <,nu(;|it ajk'aln . In ('lire a Cold in One i >n >? . I /i K ?? l.nxatlvr llr-ui... ? ,* \n i i I i ? ?? Tabh t*. VI! ?M iiKKihts n'Tuml iii'.iicv it il li> lis t" ??nrc. . Th? nv?*rnn? lib* id wouvmi who work for a living i? DO voiiir. Ktlnrntfi Yonr Ilnrvol* Willi C'ar.rnrrtn. Candy < 'at ha rl ( ?. erne roii?tl|?iuioii forever. 10c, - ji:. ItlUV-C full, k 1 1 ( iiihI money. Shoes inii'l" of |.(>r|M.|-?o )< ntli-T .?!?> "I cu 1 iti'ly iui|i?.M viutiu i << water. ST. vrrrs' DANiT,, - CASMS and all ner VOIIP <lin?(IHCR |H'ril.rtll"'ltf l> < Ut'ed l>J tlv of l>r. K Inr'* ?lren! Nrrvo Hf-torrr Si-ml i.?r I'UKK ft. UMrl.il lint I In a till ? i-a 1 1 ??> ? ? ?> lu I! >{ Kline, I ,<<!., !*tl ,\i. li Street. I'liil.t.. I'a Thcro nr? MfiO Klarb'rfc in the Alps said t ? > hx* over II vu rulli-A In length. Mrn. WtnRlOW V Hor>! hlf.rf S vfUp f.irrddMrnn ItrliiliiK, noftuuH Uu> niiiiiM. t.ulu. iiiK Inilum i i 'r n.alluy h pai n.euiva ? I :i l <"ili<\ "V. i\ hot ? I yhito horses are nai l no mm-o 1 1 ? ? I i ? ? ? t < ? ?iiwu bJ?ck oy brown ones. T"*" Wo-Tn-Ilar. for Fifty CViiIb. rjiinrnniced lolmcco habit rurr maU^n Bf.ii men suonu, blood puic. Mc.il All dmi;gi:?L*. Prumdan blue paint Is mad" fn in tlii'todce of the burnt hoofs of It- - 1 h ? ? - . Scut fief, I\ lolidi M i|i from tjold ' 'oimiiii: <ioii"i. nil i iul .i r v . \ 1 drci-h tiaiilncr <Sc Co., Colorado i . i . ^ Orontor Now York h is i J t ? > .-lint within Its IIiiiKh itQ?| uvi'r i:i"oo' dw.-iiu.^ JlOO.-O.x. Ilrnnt.v Ik Illood Oorp. Hoan hloor I mpai't n < !--.i r> s'. n. Vo brail ty without ?! . t .is< iiirls, t 1 1 : - i ?. t .ilh.it' tir <Kmii your Id nnl atnl !;??<?;? it i'i.hi, by ntiirniK up t lio la/y iivor iitwi ili i\ hh: all mi runtirs from the boil v. I'i^iii in d.iv to bam.vh |,imph,.?, Imiu, l>lo|. lu ?. b I. Kin ui , and that sn kly i?ili<"i" coni|>lt .:oii 1 1.i!.i:ih Cascatols,? iio.iniy |n|- .\l!diii>; aatipfnction tfiiai .uitt i d, 10r, '.V.r, It take* tlilrly-xov< ii h |-?-?,i:it ?> -.?i .-lni 1 mid equipped ^toaincrs t" I ????(? Hi" -u ' ? mnrinn ti?!n/ra|'h I'rtbhM of tho world In i?* pntr Uncle S3m Says: This Is America's Greatest Medicine. It "Will Sharpen YourAppstilc. _ Purify and Vitalize Youi Blood. Overcome That Tired Feeling. Get bottle - of Hood's Sarsaparllla andv begin to ? take It- -TODAY, and realize tt;e great good It Is sure to do ycu Hood's Sarsaparilla UAmriM'iOrMlMt Meditlat. All dn^iato Pressure Being Brought Upon tho Government Officials TO HAVF CAMPAIGN HURRIED UP . No MDoi'Ih to lm Made Ju#l Now In I'ii i'k iic (he s |m it I it if) a \ lft cr I o Join (ien. Mill*, Tumi'iti ? I ho latest ollieial hullntioft (rohi Wnnliin^ton fai I to ? IY> 1 ( I any newn of tho imiv fi'-.t ulft of either <>f Unco lloetH '""iilllpBllll H, Kchloy H II 1 1 1 1 tllO KplltlUh |J \ ilJt,' P< | llltd I Oil II II ? 1 tllOlO IS lOftSOll to holiovo that tho I 'epiutnieut ilftulf Iihh received no inf?v i ?r?r 't men t olticiats aio ho^inuniK \l> hllOW Ik little HCII Mil i voiushm to tlio cntioiHin in tho inattoi' of 'Inlay in l>riti^ni|> the Sp(uii?<h Hoot into action, coii-mmou* am tht\y Aio that they huvo lundo nM despatch compatible with tine volant for tlio safety of our own pOl ts, uu Well ltd tho llVOH of tllO crews of our wurnhipH. Kvoiy day there is talk of n I'liiiit^o in tlio nnvftl plana I'UMlyht tfbout hy hoiiio inovo ihetit of ilio f-) ) ?!? > i i h)i n<piudron, hut w hat tlio latest phase of thu cam pint,' n is nobody outside of tho members of tin* win hoard ih competent to say. Tlio mi neral impression ih that no partiou lar effort ih lo bo inuiio just now to pursue tho S | i(i n i it r*? I h, ho Ion# as tlioy keep within lint coiillne* \>f 'hvj (iuif of Mexico nml tho ('aril)lieau Hon, hut that (Sampson aial J-'ohlev, in com bination, will oncircln tho i m hi ? i ? I of it i ii t ii in tho blockade ami con voy troops across the Florida Straits it uia'OHHury, mimnw hdo simply keeping n watch on llu* Spanish flying Mpnel 'nil to see that it docs not do in isoluof <uilhoi to tlin American floot, or, by es caping to the Atlantic, to tho seu'ioard cities. I'y this plan the niilitury ami naval oHicuils mi^ht hope to silence tho rut her severe criticisms ? 1 1 ?> t i\ro hein^ expressed hofitii^v of delays in opening the in 1 1 ?????? \ v-ii hi | >ii i;' ii in i'nba itself. ( onsiderahlt) pre.4iuie has collie upon the ad m i u iv. 1 1 .it ion from eoii}.;re.~>HiiHial 1 1 1 1 ai tors to have I ho cam pint: n hastened, and tliero in e thought to lieftl^usofa l esuni pt Ion of the plans of the military b'rtdeis for I lie invasion of ( ??? ill the jionit vvheie I h ey were smhleiily stispondud hy tho iiiiiinillicoiiiOlit ol tlio in I in ill of t ho Spa :i it- h li ving Ki|Uu<llcli at Alarliiiupio. * >no s,j.-n of this was t ho inclusion in the regular ailiiy el ders uf a direction lo ('apt. Alberto (,'d to Tnuipa to join (ion. M 1 1 oh. At iiriuy h cadi 1 1 1 art t fact I !int t lireo times at tenst ever \ 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? * Iiiih boon prepal ed for n movement to l ainpft, it may ho pre snnicd that e\ei v 1 1 ? i n; *" ih i cud v for de partment a! shoit notice Without open lit mi t fent it t i??ti of | ?i c?| >ni at lotia A | .prolio ii hikii that A 1 1 hi >i nl I >ew oy or j jus ini'ii mi o in any \\ iko oiiilunj-torod hy | ( li oil' ort'ti i 'it( ion of Miitnl't haiWoron j tllO pl'OSOIlt llU'MM, l.lllt till ' t'illlliot l.o t-iu<l of tl:o ii n fo i t ii ii ut o inhabitants of .Manila il pro*i<iit Kilimli'iii i** i1' >hrn't I nmlnlv. It in no miuiII !o j organize ami transport an oxi oilitioti of j p.'.OO'i or I :t, OHO ko 1 1 1 1 1* i *i li.inKi inilos n ? ? I ' ' M lllO SOU ut "'liol t liotl'.'o. 1 llO III ilicalion^ aro lluit w ithin ii wook sumo I til tlio Hohlioif, at I oust, will l?o on j t heir \\a\ fioiu Shii ! i aiioini'o, follow nw: Ilio l hai loetoii, wlin-li m o\pe?'t?il j tf? Ii a > ?> al a n v i.i'iiiu'ii! with a few nii l'lii"< most tii'^ojitly iioo'lo'i I ?y tlio j hiliuii nl. I ho*Vutii nl it A i to \ . Tlio \ ol m u t ii'i 'Hi in \ i ?ia|'i?llv noai ; mt; ouinplot ioii IJopoiH toooivoJ l?y \ > i pi I an t hicin ml I <n Win ulio'v that j ? s'i men liavo i i'CIi inU^tiMcl in. I l lil oon 1M ii t os Ii ii vo ooiii ploloit tlioir i|Hotu, j a. tollowH ( al l't'i niii. i iooi^'ii. I ilit It o, i I niliniio, Ixiuihh-, Mamo, M ai y Inm!, ] M 1 11 lie -i >t a . M nsmich il sot Ih, Nt'_W Hhiii|?- | h|, tro. i Mt io, i?ro?;on, I Ciinsy l viinia, j Youoont, Washington, \\<-.?t \ ii ??una. j Wisconsin ami \\ voiniti^. Uliw MitI Is J*uppo?r<t to f!o. < hi iicoa, 1'iitoli Wont I iuIioh. (l'y ! CiiW5i>. i I lio Spanish f!o?* ? in n.r.v Mip- . 5 ?>>< <( to I (? <11 tlio o 'a t of \ one/tu In. or v?H tho?'onst ot < 'iiloniWin. <?n!y a | (M l t ton <.? I tlio tloet was allo w od to ont-r j t lus loo hor to ol> ( ai n provision*, out tin a 1 1 < t coal, \\ 1 1 o l i hi i o |tiio5uiso.l lio'ro. ' fun lii mat ion \\ I ol.t UIII-.I ?'? tlio If ; port 1 hat tin1 S|>hiimii <1 1 1 ? f l olio of tii *?i r to poMo t:ini I-, >::'>? nt ! 'oil tie i'?iuiv,<\ . |?|,M,.| ..I >|ai t!!lloMO. M ,i ii i In " ? \ v.i 1 1< ? ii |> i I ii I :i t r. \ ? p< i' fl ! I ? oi I\ ' '0 i 1 1 1. s | -at oli j4 a \ h j if i m i - \ j'r i ' I (" ! ! 1 1 .1 f t 1 1 1 ^ to 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 ? '*lv mil- aO'l Ii' 1 : ?* ? : I - ! i *? : l:n:i!l", .N.a'lli.l . w i ' ! ?. ? i. . ,<> ? ilia'.' ;|iwiu |hi H ?I*oi r ?? i:i i ? > I i . |;, u-i' o.?ininitt?'0 ? ? * i i ??-lollioos }i ?; it ? r 1 ? ? m a 1 1 1 i a | j I o | .11 a 1 1 11 .4 > ' , . ; i , . . ? : 'I iii>> fa iii l'y lit t i"' I . . ! I . ' I ::i !? lit ? i:Uo t Ity. j S. ( I ? ? I I ( \ <1 it !?> * -tt ' oir ii ! V. ni. I'i i.iu la t>. oi -ati l/o a t Ii I'l , I I i i-.ioat .1 Nilaa Ku \ o! U n tool .?? to! i, ,i . i.i t ii.'.i \ .. ? - ;o tin' 1'ioHuW iii j n , soon a ? in u; tri o.l. < io\ oi nor Mo! j i'iimiI. has l> l in t on. oiis^K n ir" 'sl.,,'",. J ho Wnvhii-u t-.-n IV: t :ays; (iooit*n i >l;is> il I oo. ?? n ? f Ma |oi ? M'liorul l'it/!iiii;h 1 ii1, a a ? 1 A!_-oineii SurtoriM. | ci a ii.Woii of t ion. I. N iliant. wi.l ho , ni poir.toit on ?ho ntiilVi I lion. I it/.hu-li I .on. < i? !?- >i i i o ii s in tt Iitv . i ho I a in 111 I tal^ii-l Wl.ift ovolists to; tnhn tlioir lianih^ from thvliamllo hu;,f.r [ ii'ioovo their foot fioin tlio pmhti^. j Hrtikon, holls aiol lanipH hi ro?|iui c<l. Mi, 111, lo innohitioM fan he i iihlon oniy j in the couutry. j jt- holiliorK ut <'htoknn?i?uKii, Thoro ?cro, up to tho 17th. men in onnip at ('liirliiniinil^A, oonsiat i ii ^ of oloveii rcMtmctiti of inf?ntrv, ono of cavalry ami tivo of li^ht artil lery. The IV.Mr's liifinno. Tho incomo of tlio Rnipororof CiiHsia for one ilav thnt of tlio KulUu of Xnrkcy. Kini?eror of Auelria, ?>r;iKK); (><>rniAn Emperor, Kiu? of I till v, S<', ?r>00; Queen Victor in, VX) ; Kjok of Kel^iuiu, President of Frm?c?, $.'>,00(1; rr^nident of tlio I'nitod .State*, about ?taa Meagre reporta are com' (Tin of a riuleot toi nailo alon^ Kcrublxcan xirer, iu koqUi orntral Vehrasko. Many bovMt hr.vo been torn to'piKM and ?i?mA mi] l?d. Thara ia faar ol Mttl 1 III IMPAIR j\Govon1or Ellerho Says It's With tho Wat Department, v | THE COMPANIES MUSTERED IN, ? ] Knll.-?io?l Man l)i'scfls"?M\ II it it < 1 r?*?l it it ? I thirty Men and Oltlrcrs Aro Sworn In. 1 ho Slide nf tho I'tUi hhvh ilicrH tiro now ?iHu (MiiccM'H ixiid men of tho I'nttod Status volunteer army, fill dished hy this Slato, in the camp* In nnd Iioar Columbia. thin ts lo-is than hftlf oftlh?? nnmboi that this Siiv<v wan asked t<? f it 1 1 1 1 h It tho f,'0\0i mi. out, I ? it t tho com inamln of I ho othur hul f mo rucruitii^> H?i i it | > i ( ) 1 y ?? it can ho dono. 'I ho novorn.oi has undo tin* an nouncement that ho would have liulh llt^ w ha t o v or t o < lo with t li o ilcst^ lot t ion ot tho hattulion to ho Hished to tho front under tho 1 1 ? '??!?? onlei from tho Wilt dopttt tinotil, hut thut it was a matter entirely for tlio c| ?? | *tt i tmont to deeulo, I his, ?> t coiitho, shot olV tho oil most olVorts that tlm scwritl <?< ? i i i panics liovv hooit ' luuUin;; to ^el into I ho select hattulion, ami tho novel nor was tflad of it. At tho sumo poroontauo of ntjoctions resulting from tho examination* already nimlo, Iho "Xitin innt^ surgeons nst ippdo thut it w lit t o> | ii i i?? ah(?ut .'no inoro men yet to ho examined hofoio tho South < 'urolinu ipiota can !io oil 1 1 ? t* I y llllod ii p am I coin |>l I'ioil. ( *it i >t iti it Fuller haw received instructions front tho Secretin y of War to solid tho modi cat oftioor brick to hin post lit Char leston pist us soon as ho has com pleted hi-, woi k ul tho inn.. tci'in^ otlico hct e. Somot imo oil I'l nhiv it ij^ lit one of tho en'irttoil mult ul Company I'., deserted. Ilo could Hot ho found yesterday morn in_'. \\ lion ho is found and I nch) Sain h oDiciitln will hoilitd him until lie israuirht, no d oil ht he will hate to pay a heavy penult v. f 'ost'i l ton of an en I u- tod in alt in 1 1 me of war n | u n is ha hi n h\ death unlusH'a coint martial aoes lit to I e ? f pciti-c, if the doset tor comes hack in a few davs and ;;l\tvs a reasonable exciiso the | > n 1 1 i ? h 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 can ho made as liyltl its six months' ittipiiMitnuriil. I ho do Hortor in this instance is dames \V. Shehun, W ho I c;; Istei'od from Sj il ttlU - htirn county, tlmui'.h it ih wi-'I that lie lutH recoil 1 1. \ hooti living in North Cat u lillll, llih lie.\t >.f kill, its shown hy I'm tnUBtor loll, is I'. Sholiun, Creouvillo, S, <\ llo is \'?i veins <>f ajjo, is f> f.-et I I j int lies in height, dai k complexion, hrow' n Oyos nnd hlack hair. 1 1 cr faco is Covoiod hy a sluhhy heard lie is single man nnd is a cuipentor hv trinle. There is n standing roward of ??;{?) for tho capture of iloserloi *. O { I. \V. I ? u hhi? y , of I SirLftvillo, IjllH lieeii appointed by < iovel'lior Ktlei'1-o chaplain of tlio tir .i?t regiment of South ('in oliiia troops mustered 1 1 > t ?- ? tin* war. The seven companies inii'tored in up t(i VCHtOlilfl V OVOUIUH 111'e IIUIilo up of twenty four oJlif.M ;t ???! >1 I here mo the lit ? 1 I nite I Suite*' I'obllcrR t ? > l?o f it r ii i x )i?m 1 liy tho Sl.it*? ?>f South ( 'ni o! i mi hi a body I'im'o tho days of tho revolution liio following shows tho number of cnlisteii men in ??i*?"*li oi t ho co i n pa ii ics, each liu v in;; ovei and abo\c tin1 li^'iies yivou thii't! c ininis Kii.'Util oMicers; ( '?>, \ I A I ibc\ 1 1 j I ? \ o! II II t OCI s Ml ( '?<?. 15 fNow'befrv < in n us ( 'o. < ' I A lulrl (loll I ? 1 1 1 ? ? "< Co. I > ' I .ee I , i ;; S 1 1 I li t il it I I V ? i ( 'o. I. -i ?? 1 1 ii <-? >n iiiiifs; ('<>. I' ? 1 i I cell Villi' <ill:ii"lls ill ( i) li ? < 'ntnu ha ti'itlcs; is ( D. \ I Siit till ion I >arlin^ton 1 1 i 'h . *'? I'otal to -lat.? '? ?!'? It will I'm ii ? ? I I that nil tli t*:*o rpvi'n Companion hn\e In n n:u:lercrl in us coin pan us ol the l'ir>! lleyinieiil iiinl they are j^iveii they rank in the Iic-ii incut iicci.i^ltn^ to their ica linc s for inusler. < ":i iii p I'' Ire I- Insli. s I lnrtv "I the officer* of the l.'aiinotto 0. it t inn i'i> t have place ! Iheir oi lers for u n i tor in** with it ' liai Ie> ton merchant t iii lor. 'I lie I 'll -it Ke^i nielli 'bin hn? been mounted o!i a pole in tiout of head ? puutcl's at the fa'r |ji oumls ( ,Vnip Tim iniiiu nit*,. t !)>? teiit.i hi live the entile force noV ut the State I air j ( i i on li ils w i i I o in! ?? < amp r Her i'e. 1 r .)??!? ii M. lilaii.o hit.s la hi: ap- i poiuteii principal inUMcim of t he i c;t> tin lit. I \diutnn' <ie;ieia! Watts, upon in- I ?-! r net ions from the limeinor. luri or liereii in the rifles i.ov. in tin- handy of ? i he V ut ion a I i i ir I *r'-' ; ;i in | ( harte- ton. \ prr. it t it w ho was on po-t n tn :i : Id-I j tha? lie >iii:i bruising 'o ? ; i ? t tol'uba | uiiil ?\\on> '.lull he pro; used to come b.iek "w it h a p.tii of Span i;<li earn and I li ^Ultal,' III- lie w on III 1 1 le tiy'.!|M to J t them. ^ ( iihkI \i n s lur I.\ nc hers. I ho 1 >i uritjeliiu ^ correspondent of tho ; \?w;iniiil (ouriei mii ?! ttie first case ! nnui'i the ne?v < on tinitsou, m iking a loiiiitv li iiaiii :al ly i u.sponsihle tor a' I v it eh 111.4 I ????>, ca ii: e u p i n < > t iit? ei'l 'ii i ^ ' in-t h'i ok. and the lynching; <?! the lie i U?l'? I l|\VI 1'IH'C I '.low U "lit PI' o \ ell I >o - vein! ii lioi'ht, hut the attorneys loi tho i count \ claiuicii thai Hrmvn was a lteo 111:111 v licli sei/.C'l uiiil Ilia*. tho new Ia>v M:i . .111 1 . milv ayiiiii^-i^rTfi'ticj s w hn tooU I hi"i \ ict 1 in 1 1 on 1 ffTT. ..:>!????! s o 1 (ha iuw. .iiiil^n M.liicli, the pU">i<liu:; j iU'!;;c. o Mill ? 1 ami the i ii.iuty ol , 1 M n!i xel'iii >; wslS he.e nothing 111 cash. I ? - I ' .1 1 1 11 1' I 1 1 > I 'e 11 e 1 1 ! f 11 l;s. Menu. rial I'm u a*' uppropruitely eel cln atcil tl.i oii.'iiont tho Stiiie ??n the P'th II,.. \ n't 01 ia nil !. IJock Hill leri'iitlv <'hur tci eit, will put 111 a muv outfit of up to ilute machinery at oncu mid I lie mill will probably 1 t> stai toil 111 fcixly ilayj. \t Mari< n. .Inine.s Mosr.i, colore !, /'wjiH tried ftii'l touinl 1: uiltv 01 , the mardcr of his 1 o!uii\! .iiainointn l?e? cause she luol tr:in>fci reil lior in constant predclictienn to n coloroti rival, but m rcooiniuviulatioii of - 'mercy chcuteil tho tfft'iowK of Moson. I'alnictto l.rai i >. A ttom?y-<icnorn! flarbor sa3's the decision rcipjet eil by tho I nitc.l stato* Supremo Court in the Va'iilereook ? 1 1 ?? - ponnarW ra?o virtually ?li*posoH of all eaucfl nVw ponding hi tliecoiiitx, ami ho felt v? thankful that this wax t hoca>o H? tho opinion of -\ir. ihtatice White n? a very vigoroua one. 'I ho Hocrotary of Htalo has itmiml a commission to tho ('ha:J#?ton .("on struct ion company of Charleston. 'I ho capital stock ia to bo Slon.'wio divided into aharea at eaoh. Tho eoiflt?anv ia lu do a frunoral couatMictivii 4mni ucsri hiich iii lnuld: Uii jaiaoad.t, alia^ves, Ar^reliun?o*. residcncei, o5n Beauty kills time and tlrue kills III. Ml IN CIIM. He Mot Garcia and Had an Impor tant Conference. ? 4 AHKANGEMfNlS MADE EOR THfc Co-Oporittloit of the ' ubiiua With Iho" ? n. lrd |M ] (iurrlu II. is io.UOO Soldier* In II I*' ( ??"' mood. K oy West. (vM"o<iftl. ) Lieutenant \ in I < u w H. Ho wan, of tho Nineteenth ( nilvd Slates Infantry, arrived hero fluill Cllbft, bvuruttf important di$i* patches fl ow ( i HUfll t' I Cnl i ito ( lai oiii, uumuiundor ot tUO I 'eparlipont of the l\asl of tlio i nsu i g for < I on. .Miles, or (ion. .shafter, commanding the army (A invasion. Lieutenant Huwan, with u number of guides, loll Jninaicu on Apnl '.Mil (o carry inforinuttou to an?l confer with (loneral ( Imci^/ Ho an.l iilh Companion? crossed to Cltbu in uil opou buut, arriving thoio after twenty t w o lions, mi (I landing on tlio const nour I 'iro i 'jo del 1 oi <>, province of Swut nigo do Cuba, mid u 1 ittlc woBt of the city by tiial name. I hoy nin'.cbod through swamps ami umtcrhrubh in the uioun tains, w hero horses were obtained, and then pi needed lo Cujiuiio, arming at that i laee tivo dnys Imor. 1 hey found tieieia! ( ItirL'ia <pinrterod there 1 1 1 1 a guard of several hnndiod troops, with hca lijnui tei H in the principal house on tlu* mailt Mioel of the city, which had been abandoned .shortly before by the Spanim ds. Iduiitonant Kowun had along confer-, oiico with tlio insurgent general who told liiin that tliero were l.?,UU0 troops in his com maud, Mattered throughout tlio islaud. These tioops were, Uenoral (?Hieia informed him, well Hiipplied with arms, but lacked ammunition. A bon t 000 were then follow lug a body of Spun tali soldiers down to tlio Centa river, t ioueral tinreia expressed his jt?3 at the intei vention of the Uuitod Males, and asked Lieutenant Ituwan to suggest how the Cubans could oo opeiato w ith t ho Americans. Liouteu ant Uowau told linn thai their nor vices woiihl be invaluable alone tor thoir great knowledge of tlie topography of the island. Whou LionVeiiaut Kuwait j left tiie i ti .+n i gout camp ho was accuni- j pained by ,<ieiteral Henry Cola/.o and I chief of ullill', Col, llernamle/., 'I hey j alilek ucrosa the counliy and came out { on tho noith coast, yenr Mauati, on ! .May i th. Throughout tho journoy | across tho Island, which was mude at ! t ho w idest pit' t, Lieiiteauut How on and his companions did not encounter one j ?Spanish soldier. They took it small mailing vessel and put *ut for Nassau. I here wore six men oil board tho small craft, and the journey occupied two days. An awning and a hammock wore used for bails, and tlio parly sulVered much hardship. At Nassau tho llritip.li M'hooiiur Peerless wan taken, and tho i party was joined by live Americans, named Penny, .loyce, .Jenny and two brothers named I'oio. IMMM-XS M IT A MOM. Ilra'lslieet So \ h I tie Out look for (lie < urreiit Year Is f' lut Icriug. l>i ndslreol's commercial report for tho pa d week, days, in pint: " I'ho business situation gaina rather than j hi! (>:?, in nttrnctivencsf, a t tho spring | season advances. While, of course, j tho very favorable situation in roienis is still tho mainspring of tho improve | m (Mi I mauifesl nig ilself in many m.c- I tions td the counliy, there are other j causes combining therewith to m:;Ko tho outlook for business foif thocurrout ! \enr a (tattering one. I'oCluwing ihoj lapnl advances in prices of w beat, i which apparently fulminated for the time byitig, early in the cm rent week, in a ^notation fori cash wheat ti uc<|Unlc I, with olio singlo ! exception. and that only for a very short period of time, for twenty live j years past, there has coino a lull and a : reaction Ironi tho abnormally high prices, caused by the squeeze in May | delivery, winch, however, has left I pi ices lar abovo MUotations for at leavt > ten years liuk. W ith tho ((tiie.Hug I down ol inteiust in wheat, there has co m o a partial *Tiiftiug of speiMilativo | interest to other grains, particularly i corn ii nil oats, and many classes of j provisions, with udvauceit in nearly all ( those line. .tl iisl erl n ?? t ii X Vol o n I err s. War Pepariuent ollicnils at Wnshing tuu a?e glut i tied at tho pi ugresa boinir made ;n th*? mustering < t tin* force of j I O00 voliintiHM x ea'led for by the ! I'resi.icnt. Hcports received up lo the i 1'th indicate thai (!.">,((ot) voluuteors I ha\e been mnstcied into th? Cniled j '?'li?!e.< army, end (hut in the opinion of t of \i| |ulant i ! iMiori' I Coi bin tho work ! of m istering in w ill l?e completed by j lu< end cl the present wt-ck. Homilies lot- Dcwry ami Ills >Ien. lira: \dmintl l>ewe.\ and his moil, 11 n< for ih'-' law have I eeome entitled tu a rich bounty. I'nless tho numerical iini'"i ItiiM'o oi' tho tlect <?) Admiral Mci'djo iiiis been overestimated, its losf-oM o\ . rotated, t ho ollieors and men i f tiio \siatie f.|iindton 1 1 1 be entitled to f-lmro iwii'?t;g them, when tho time in i i \ es for it distribution, Hometiiing like I oiinty money. Will l-'rin'.re sunt !?'. n;?la ml < Jo t o W|irV ! er.don. t By < 'nbie. > \membJrof !h>' 1'iibinet has prophesied 1 1 1 it t thoro would be win* between 1 .ngiaud 'and I i aiiro within the next month. I'ro e;iuti'<naiy insiiraneo is being ismied n^uiiist war for only nx months. T>,- \\ e> < it|>? ores a (?iinbout Tho following telegram lias been received at Washington from Dewey. t 'wivr,, t.itli. Ib">iitf Konp. I.'?tfi, I a a; .i.awitair.inK a st ?f?-t hlo 'kaile. Thoro i? no r<? t-'Mi ??> t c']i?:\e Hut. th" .rffoHs are li-'n i !a^' In tli" < try t?v I iml, t ut they have irn-.t" tie ,l"rii"ii!*t?ntivi?. Then; ts ?carr.cly any | r<>\ i-o- >n-> in Manila. It is prot>a??io that the S; ai't -ti i;>>\ ??rn>>r will ho oltli^ivi t > mr r??ml?'r eoon. I can lake Manila at any moment. Th<' eHnnitn is isot ami moist. On May I2iti I onptircit the gun-heat Cuilifo, at* toni|'tinK to run bloekieie. 1 have |>ionty of coal. One Jtntish, ono I'njneli, two (iormau ami one Jai aaeao vuaaclarc hor* ot>?<<x vluif. *"** (n#J J ___ I - KrCHk* i!|?H of < 'raps. A parly of Columbia, H. C. , negroes wont out to a point, on tho rivor, near thai town, for a gfttne of craps. While a w as going on, a storm eamo up and a bolt of lightning struck tho crowd of Ktmblcr*. 1'wo of tho Degroo* wero killed outright and throe others were almost dead enough to bury, but they on ? v recover. : Hcwcii KnownN K??f> Hnnp. Sei-f?W. r>{ New .ferwy, h*w ?1icliti#d appoiuitnent of niajot -genonti .,f vcduultrer*. presumably U*C*hmHM would have to forfeit lib w*Ua ttw I , , A BABY HLRO.. 1 1 1 on fcli Only F1 v? Yearn Old ITc Helped toGiv* Frttduuu to Chill. Lord Cochrane wai one of the great* | est natal com hut inters Kngland evef luul, and In 1K17 hcrhelped to t rev (Mill! front that flu mo Spanish toko against i Khlbli the Cubans ure now lighting While lit* waa sorting Chill a s the oouv* j niuudcr lu chief of her navy he fou#iil im engagement with his ft year old ioo by his side. This extraordinary tnel* | dent was the result of the child's In* ! domlt'ible wjll, and his father's secret sympathy with ii In desired. Lady Coch i :? in* had come from Santiago to Val paraiso to see her husband off to the war. She hade him good by on board hi. 4 ship, mid went ashore. As she wa# looking out of the window of her house and listening to the gun that was sum 'uoniiiff all hands on board for the last time she saw hor little stUi It) th?* arms ? ? t the first lieutenant, waving his cap ! and shouting "Viva la Patrla," as ho \vas carried to the beach. The sea lion's cub iuid Insisted on going with Ills father, and before his frantic mother could reach him he was In the boa! i mnl under way to the flag ship. ^,ord L'ochraue could iu>l delay the fleet vtc | send him back. It seems probable he was glad to get him, for, If the llrst ; lifiit ?'iia nt had not had a pretty good I notion of ills master's desires, how j would lie have dared bring tho boy aboard? Beforo the tlrst engagement Lord ; Cochrane locked his son In the after j cabin, but the lad was not his son for nothing. He wdr/ned himself through the quarter-galley window, joined his > fntlier on deck, and, strange as It niaj ! seem, was allowed to stay there. Lord i Cochrane had a weakness for soil i of thing himself. ! The baby stood there in his miniature ' midshipman's uniform, and handed powder tins ui> and down to the gun i nrr?. Presently a shot tore otY the ' head of the marine next him, and lie was covered with blood, but lie rushed ; Instantly to his father, crying: "1 am not hurt, papa; the shot did not touch me. Jack says tho ball is not made that can kill mamma's boy." After that he was ordered below, and went away screaming, but victory ran iu the family, so to speak, and he gol on deck again and was at last allowed to stay there till the last guu was tiriul. An Ancient Custom. I'rom llrpubtican rraveler, Arkansas City, K<xn. Pilgrimages to 9omo shrine of Rt. Vitim to euro tho disease known rts St. Vitus' tlfuioo are no longer made. Tho modern way of treating this aftlictlon is within roach of every household, as Is shown l>y tho oxporlonco of Karl A. Wagner, tho elovon-yoar-old son of Georgo Waguer, of 51.r> Utli St., Arkansas City, Run. Tho fath er t<jils the story us follows: "Over a year ago," ho says, "Karl was tak<?n Willi tft. .Vitus* dftuco uuil continued to grow worse ayrlng flvo months ho was uuv'^r a pUysIoftin's euro. Ills tonguo be came paraly/.od aud wo oouid not umlor rtaud a word ho 'said. tto became very tiiiu, lost the use of Ills right leg uiui soomod doomed to become a hopeless iu valld. Wo had about given lip hopo when I' r. WIlijumiK l'lnk-.i'llls for Palo People were rooOmmentJod to my v;lfo by a lady whose daughter had boon cured of a simi lar afUlctlon by tho nills. "I bought a box or them at once aud ?o on ! 11 O I J C U ll i ? liuMgrt for I t !??? l??*ttcr iu | Karl'H con ; (1 i t i o n. I I was ho well I'lcaficd tfiftt I bought ; in oro of ami wln'ii !io hail t a k <? n II vo l> o \ " s i!i<? "lisoa.-o <lis appeared. A JJopclcss luvalid. ?That was six months ago and tiler o h?s h :c!i naroturuof thodUoaso. Tt>o oura \#as f effectual and permanent, and I foel satisfied that no other medicine could Imvo pro ? J ? t ???*! 1 H'j iiifirvolou* a result. Wo foel re joined over tlio restoration of our son and outinot help but feol that Dr. Williams' 1*1 n k rills for I'alo 1'ooplo are t ho moot *"?- "1 marltaldo medicino on tlio markot." No dis rovcry of modern times has proved such a blowing to inuuklnd as Dr. Will I tins' l'lnk lMlls for Palo People. Acting direct ly on the blood and nervps, Invigor ating the body, regulating, tho functions, they restore tho atreiufth and health id tho exhausted patient wbon every effort of tho physician proves unavailing. Tli oho pi 11a aro sold in boxes at 60 cents a box or hIx b^xos for <2.50. and may bo bad of all druifglsts, or direct by mall from Dr. Williams' iledtclne Co.. Botimoctady. N. Y. Virtue's Itusy Tuning. Allwrt Rockingham and John Daw ton hod boon boys together. Albert had always gono to Sunday Kohool and obeyed his parent*, but John had boec n bad boy. lie had loved to torture kittens. to destroy birds' ne?ts, and tc make little girls cry. I :i time t hey grew to manhood and I o v i 1 1 tin- same woman. Julia lilrdsall worshiped Albert Rock Inghnm. unt!I he was arrested for high: way robbery and sentenced for twenty ' years to the penllentiary. Thee iter heart turned to stone. w ^ ".Julia,'' he cried. as they were lend Ing him away. "Julia, Julia, I am Intio t Hut she gave him the Chilkoot I*as! and faint?*d In tin- ant us of John Daw Hni, who smiled sardonically and nnit t eretl : "So imieh, Albert Hocklngham, foi being a good boy and going to Sunday sHiooi:" Twelve years passed ? tweive weary, sorrow da den year*. during which tlinf John Dawnoii tnado love to tho woman who had promised to Ik? Albert Rook Ingham's wife, and collected tho rents that the fulsely aeeused man ought tc have had. Hut Nemesis had all along been bid Ing iter time, and one day, when Jobr Dawson wasn't looking, she stole ti j. nnd hit him on Uio 6olar plexus. Two days In tor Albert Rockingham emerged from prison, weighing seveiv teen pounds more than he did when he was sentenced. ??Julia!" ho cried, when ahe stepped forward at the depot. "Albert!" screamed the beautiful girt, ? nd their Hps met. Then John Dawson was led * way, gritting bis teeth ami* wearing fchat h? was not through jet. Vain threat! He rotted In a dungeon, while AllHTt and JuKa raised m larg< family and were truly happy. Tnn* virtue had triumphed, but. tm Vrturatteiy, this didn't happen in vent .d fe. > It was Just a 30c-for^t*e-b#?t#eel melodrama.- (/levland Lender. RetttMi from sXotiwjr. The diary of iin old woman who hite ly.iiedin Vienna ?boweiftHI?fc? Iwl spew :-h.-40 florin* on lottery HtHfU. wIdbI^* iMiintMfr tfjg. No amount of -argument ran convince the experienced, honest grocer that any other soap will give his customers* such general satisfaction as Ivory Soap. He know&Hhat they prefer Ivory Soap to new kinds, of unknown quality. Ivory Soap will sell because the people want it, the other soaps may look like Ivory, but his customers want the real thing ? they may buy a new soap once to try it, but they come back again and again for Ivory Soap, and they insist on having it. <VrnV>' '*** TV? TtotUt t flMiti!* P? , Clarfau* Identified bj Tattoo Murks. Several day h sro (lift police sent out o description of n woman who was j wanted for a theft, and a feature of the description was a uotiee to the ef fect that 8he was tattooed from her neck to her heels with pictures of drag ons, ships under full sail, tings and oth er devices In India Ink. slie had been n circus sideshow performer in her ear lier years, and she would probably have escaped but for those tattoo marks and the presence of a matron In the station house to which she was taken by the officer who mndo the arrest. This In cident led a well-known detective to make Rome comments. "Tattooing," he snld. "used to ho common among a certain class of people, especially sail ors. but It Ih so no longer. Nobody ex pects to become a criminal, but no man knows whet) It may become n vital ne cessity to conceal his Identity. A per fectly Innocent man might be subjected to temporary fthnoyfttiee If his Identity were known, as if would undoubtedly be If lie were marked by tattoo devices Very few professional thieves are la beled In that way."? Pittsburg Press. The True and tin; Imitation. I>ota seated at the play Weeps to 6ee the hero perish ? Hero of a Dresden day, Fit for china nymphs to cherish; O that Dora's heart would be 'Half so soft And worm for rneJ When the flaring lights are out 11 is heroic deeds are over. Gone his splendid stmt and shout, Gone his raptures of a lover. While my humdrum heart you'd find True, though out of sight and mind. ?Athenaeum. Everybody seems to know Just where the north i?ole Is and yet no one is able to find It. An Old Marriage Custom. The people of Lithuania believe In being forearmed for emergency. At ledet bo a curious eilHtoni in regard to the mnrrlng'o ceremony would seem to indicate. It Is said that before (ho ' marriage Is celebrated the mother of the brldo glvee her daughter a iuirtlng maternal box on the ea i'S in t lie pres ence of a number of wi t nessea. The j-eason for this remarkable proceeding is that if tli? wife should at any Mine wish to secure a divorce she ?would have the plea that physical force was used to make her enter the bonds of matrimony. INSOMNIA *'I l>nv? twon using OA8CA HKT9 for Insomnia, with which 1 have been afflicted for over twenty yours, and I con say that Cuntftreta havo given mo more re lief than any other reme dy I have ever tried. I shall certainly recom mend them to my friends as beliw all they are represented." Tnoa Cillard, Elgin, 111. candy CATHARTIC TftAOt MAMN MMTIMO Plsnnant. Falatahl*. Potent, T*?te Good. Do U<?o<1, Never Sicken, wqaken. or Gripe, lQo. 36c. 60c. ... CURB CONSTIPATION. ..?? | Krmrtj fkkaf*, fffw Tut, fl# ?? dtllfM ?? 4* ?? **nr foo4 lot B. lb#w?niifpwi?w M ?M if MinnMirMw XVIiHt * Kiioonl Discovery Reveals. , The Smithsonian Institution has ?**>? i celved u collection which Is of luipop- i (a nee to tho nroheologlet. It Is known as tho Setou Knrr con^ ' trlbution, having been discovered by tliiw Englishman In Somallland, on tho ' eastern eoast of Africa., Tho lmpl?i* ? inentM were purchased from tho dlscov- 1 ftrr by the Smithsonian Institution. Thefe are about fifty pieces In the col lection, made of Hint or qunrtide, and ranging In size from an Inch or so In length to half a foot, some weighing' several pounds. The objects are sup posed to be spear heads, battle axes amj Wedges, truncheons, bludgeons, ol whatever tlicy may be termed. j ' 'The discoverer had this to say on tha subject of Ids find and the locality* where the objects were uuearthedt "Certain landmarks as to tbe four rivers mentioned In Genesis led me to think that the Garden of Eden, If It ever existed, may have been here, and; that these very tools had been made and used by Adam and his numerous descendants. At any rate, my discov eries In Egypt and Somallland lead mo to the Idea that maifs original home, or the place where he was gradually, evolved, must have Ivepn In Africa, ori I at least, In a tropical ^and, where | clothes were unnecessary and food j plentiful to hand." j Magistrate? You were drunk, of j course, ivtien the hold-up men went 1 through you? llattered-up prisoner ? X Atfas, your honor. Magistrate? They got everything you had, I suppose? Bnttor 'ed-up prisoner? Everything, your hon or, except a two-dollar bill I had in my watch pocket. Magistrate? The tine will be two dollars. Calf the next cas?t -^Chicago Tribune. . > Miss Thlrtysmrtn (meaningly)? An Italian proverb says that "honest men., marry soon," and Jack Swift (sol-' em lily)? I can not conceal It any long- ? or; I live In deadly fear of being at any ! moment arrested for embeziiiein?nt^? j Puck. .j, j "Did you ever go Into a dark room, where you couldn't see any one, and yet something seemed to tell you there I Was some one there?" asked the splrltu j nllstlc medium. "Oh, j es!"'replled the j man; "I used to have that experience J often, In my courting days."? Yonkers J Statesman. A!*? mid Quirk >lr|hf;d for mnkliiR j our own ?nattrcEK, trv It. Ho* 300, Franklin drove. III. Adauttii, Ca. Actual baslnaav I*o Uil ^ 1 book*- Short tiir.?. <Jh?ap board Band for oatAlocMki CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL OLLEGE, CHflltLOTie. H. 0. KoV?c*tlon?? Position* OT>ar?nt??*<1 -C?taio(fuo Frc# SAW MILLS. i If you need ft er\\y fnlll,' *ny Mzo, writ? mo before buyiuff^lsewhere, I hava t lio 1151 Ft complete lino of mills of #uy dealer or manufacturer in the South. CORN MILLS, i Tory bfghoat gradft Stonon, at unv.snaW ly low prions. WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, Pinner*, Moulders, Bdger<, Re-8awa Hand Butts, Lutha, ete. ENGINES AND BOILERS, , Talbott and Llddell. F.nglcbcrg Rice Ilullor, in stnok, quick delivery, low prices. V, CI BAOHAM, No. 1826 Main St.. Columbia, B. C. YOU KNOW THAT WE SELL MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPLIES. Then when yon reed anything In th'? line get our prices before you order. Wa Make a Specialty of Rqnlppta* Modem Ulnnerlca with the c?M* brateil Murray Syatem, the Stmpleat and Raat. G0L8MWA, S. 6. jpiH M emnas. i ?w5?r^rt.iirasipi QOun riJti iiiillllXQ ubvik ' 1ft

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 20, 1898, Image 4