The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 05, 1898, Image 4
; *?*( ToWrco Kplt and Howko four l.lfe Aw?y,
To quit tobacoo eindly and forever, bo maf>
?otlo, full of llfo, nerve and vljfor, take No To
h Huo, tho wonder-worker, that makes wcok moo
, ?iron*. All ilruBKiuu, 60c or ?1. Curo?uaian.
' iced Booklet una uuunplo free. Addreiu
btviltug Koaiudy Co., CliUago or N?w Yeifc
\Stofcklug? worn it rut u?ed In tlio eleventh
century. 80.8J.
HoV* II. 1'. Cimon. Scotland. I>ak . nay*:
"I wobMtlexof HoU'wCatarrh (fur? 00m i?loU*.
ly tnrtMl my little Klrl." .-old by Urugtflxtfl, J.V
We have not boon without I'Uo'a Cure f>n
Conrumptlon for 20 yearn. Lnuifc I- kmuiii.,
Cam () M , HnrrlabitiK, l'?M May 4, I Mil.
Kits permanently on rod. No fit* or nrrvom.
Iichb after l\ntday'? hm? of I?r. KilnH'nOiHiil
NerH Restore r. 13 trial b<>t.tlo?iid treat Hefro?
I)ii. H. II. Ki .ink l.t'l .'';U > " >? ?,f I'"'1 ''
Weak Stomach
flonsltlvrt (<? ovory lit t to lndl?eretl?n in
entlug, ovoii 1ft oxpomire to draught* and
to ovor- perspiration ? thin condition Is
pleasant I v, |?oH|(lvit)y nnd permanently
overooino bv tlio maglo lonlo toueli'of
Hood's Harsuparilhi, Krhlok lllerully
"auikos weak Htmnaolia Htrong." l< al?o
create* a-ft appetite- make* you mill
hungry, nnd drives away ulf symptom* of
dyspepsia. Ho ><ury to K'?l
Hood's Sarsaparilla
America's Wrcateni Medhlne. All driuo<i-u.
Hood's Pills cure all Uvur Ills. #6 tenth.
What For?
Ono of t lie most curious bram-hos of
11 cor inlu I.oiulon theatrical wig uutk
rr's business Is t ho painting ami erasing
of black eyes. .lust km many hundred*
of dlacolorod eyes have been hidden by
bin art ns those made for stage pur
poses. "A short 1 1 mo ago," said the
?wig-maker 10 an interviewer, "a 1111111
rushed Into my ofllee and said ho want-/
e<l mo to paint him a line black o.vo 01m
that would not bo distinguishable from
11 genuine ono. I wits surprised nnd
iiuiused. 'Whatever do you want that
for'/' I nsk?d. 'Well,' be said hesitating
ly, "It's l!ko this, you see. Itrforo I left
ihlH morning I had a HIT with my wife,
mnl she actually went so far as to strike
i me 111 the fat e. I know she rejienled It
Immediately afterwards; but I want to
toad! her 11 lesson. So Just make me
lip as good a bliii'k eye as possible,
please, and when I get home, I will
show her what her temper was respon
sible for.' "
KKCiAINKD IlKALTIf.
Gratify imf Lottora to Mrs. Pink*
ham From Happy Women.
??I Owe You .>ly l.lfe."
Mrs. I'j. Wool. IIIM1- It,
Mills, Neb., writes:
" Pkaii Miss. 1'inkiiam: I ewe my
life to yon 1 Vegetable < omppiiiid. '1 ho
doctors said I bad consumption and
nothing could bo done for mo. My
^?menstruation had stopped and t 1i?n^
said my blood was turning to water. 1
had .several doctors. They all said 1
could not live. 1 began t he use of l.vditi
K. 1'in k ham's Vegetable Compound,
11 i<d it, helped 1110 right, away; menses
returned and I have gained in weight.
A have bet tor lu-allli than I have had fur
yehrs. II is woiiderf.it I w lint your Com*
pound has done ffif mo.'1
"I I'v* 1 l?lbe 11 New I'l-rimi." V
Mrs. CiK.o. I .i". \i 11,
ir,o<? llolh* NI-. ,*A I ton, 1 11., writes:
"llefore ! bs-gjjn Ut take your Vege
table Compound I was a great siilVerer
from womb I roti bie. Menses won hi ap
pear two and three times in a niontn,
causing me to be .so weak I could not
stand. I eon Id neit In - r sleep nur eu t . and
looked so badly rnv frlemls hardly
know me.
'? I took duetur's medicine but did not
derive much be. lie lit- from it,. My drug
gist gave ine ono of your little bunks,
and after reading it. I decided to try
Ijyditi I'., l'inkham's Vegetable Coin
pound. 1 feel J i l< 1- a new person. 1
\yould not. givo your Compound for all
tfie doctors' modiciuc in the world. 1
can not pra'se it enough."
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( oniliirrclal, Sliorf liinnl, I'vppw rlllnu, KiimIMi
(M' tuilh'ii tot ii> 1 1 1* (? nil <ti'iuu i mrhi t for wmlmi of
foil) two wciku, lo b'.'lll H'JI'.*. 1 1 1 Ital III! l?"t
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Semi ?'A<Tiit? tn MAiiiih for |Nx:krt r?lc?lMl*?r.
rAVSinVILLE UILITARV ACADEMY
WILLRE-O EN SEPT. 7, I89B. ? ??
Thoroughly |>i'A|>n ron Imys fur IichI. roiliwus,
\Vck( Point ami Anrmpnliii. I u .-t ? t i r<i i l<?- ?
Hull ciul ? xri>|>ltonnlly healthful t'lliirilo.
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U ?? ? NEWTON, N. C
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xv??rk u?:?l hu>l?'fut?? I'iiW? walrr /? n? I
iiHHininin it! r jH'rai'lh livl^/'l. 4 ntnhutM*
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GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARY'
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Thort>u?hOoiirw*r tvuvM-unr-st. rau?l<* hull In th?
ftoullr, i?rK?' |>l|"? or>fiui nu>l no.v pfnnon r??
cotnty purotiAHcd. largo Aimpin aih! ftymii*
Aluin. 1500 f)'?t ?tnvn *?i> lov?l, tintornl iiiIikm nl
water*. A <4.*?! Kvn'/ott |>(an > t > t?> nlvnii Ii nl
tnusl" Si'vo.-iil ?-li >larn1?li>* \V.
Vanlloonr. If. J. IV.?r?-r, .Vsmlntn I'rcm
' danu. U:k Inn ?. (lAIMKSVII.I.IS OA
TRINITY COLLEGE
I CWT?r* foil In KukII.U l^tn^uao- ?n.\ Ml
craturi'. Auclrnt ?n<1 Uotiern I.uiu""****. try .
BfWfc>!OKA MTTtKfTMtlC*. *?Wt<Tvipliy. t?ll>lr. Iaw tin t
CmiiimM. Woiuan MmUlfil tuall omirwi of utiiily.
lb? largc*l en/lornd uauiuu?? ?>f I -urn In* in the
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DAVIDSON 60LLE6E,
DAVIDSON, N. C.
iu TV mcom? TIM K0m? Mrr. a, is**.
* Dmt hrfww ??d iMtraetoM.
C??n*t for
AaptoOOiMtnad Utnrjt^e*.
8yw?ilw Cnwflr |r
tfrrnmiil
(pAf imi.
mmn.
i in is! umnmr
W(ip Debauches the Very Idea of
Morals.
HE WOULD STRIKE HIM.
?
A Man of Honor ami Inti'xriO Needed Cut
It lp, hi I li t'p. Has f tic Cry The Only
Clean Man in flic Rate.
WJNNKIJOIto MKKTtNO.
. 'J'Jio mooting wu.t hold in (ho wooda
about thrco quarters of u inilo fioui
town. Thoro woru Homo Indiea pros
out, and for tlio moat part tho oriTwd
wftH <t u i?t and rcaprotful. Mr. Coopot
declared that Tompkins was u member
of tho disponaary hoard tvhon thy ?1 in ?
ponaary was disgraced, and ouo of Inn
own family had run around tlio State
crying robatoa. (ion.- Watts declared
tliat Col. Floyd's conduct at Chester
wna unworthy of a Month Carolina
Confederate soldier. Maj. Klj tho was
plant and practical in Iiih nrgr>motit.
Mr. Mo.Mahan nought tho olllco of Kit
porintondeut of oducutiou because ho
had a doep conviction that ho could ho
useful in promoting tho common
achools. Col. Kico ?uid ho would Htund
or fall on tho record ho mado when su
perin tendon t of oducution. Mr. Krown
Haid if elected it would bo Iiih privilege
to work on tho worst places in tlio
country for tho education of tho boys
and girls. Mr. Archer thought there
never wan n bigger deception porpotrat
o?l on tho tax payoi'H than when tlio col
leges were built an poor man's col logos,
(iovornor 1**1 lufbo declared that lie had
been one of tho li i*h t poisons to join
the reform movement, but that lie had
boen elected (Iovornor an the exponent
of ponce and unity. ""Micro arc,"
aaid ho, "a certain Hot of puliftcuius
and a little net of mercenary newspaper
editors who are political prostitutes
who have slandered and abused me lu>
ca u ho they could not use mo. I defy
them to meet mo face to faco before
tho pooplo and make thoir charges. "
Col. Watson huh very omphalic in
donying ho had abused Kllorbe. What
he had naid wan simple f^pL and tinth.
I ho other Hpoukers Candidates
I'ompk iiiH, Coopor, l>erhain, Kpton,
Kolingor, Slower, (Jarria, Kerry, (ira.v,
Krown, Tillman, 1 onthorfttouo and
Hchuinpert.
YOIJKV II, I. K MI'.KJ INH.
'Mio meotiug attracted aomo TOO or
HOO people at t ho bioyolo park. (Jen.
Wntta was aygrossivo. Ho naked Col. .
l'loyd: "Ah a fair minded man and u*
( 'onfederato Holdier" to npocify wherein
ho had ?l u ii x mud lit hint us hocharirod,
nt Camden. In tho courao of hia apoeeh,
Mr. McMahau referred to Mr.
May llojd'a in tiiun tiou at Chester that
ho reliii(|uiHhod Iiih position at tho
South Carolina collogo because ho had
to. Ho Htatod that laHt March he wan
approached with a view to accepting,
but <lo(dined with tho apccilic announce
ment that ho iutoudod to become a
candidate for superintendent of cduca
tiou. Mr. Archer'a introductory re
marks were breezy. Ho made I.Mh)
buaholn of corn and .*0 bnloi f cotton,
and tho day before t ho campaign atarted
ho had thronhed -I'd) lift ?* 1 1 ?> I h of wheat.
( iovornor l .llerbo ci |?rossod ] i i h belief
that tho people had reconciled thoir
past political diOoronoeaand had "come
together. " Col. Tillman had accused
him of a lack of backbone, but when
lillmau signed the report of the board
of visitors of Clemsou it looked hi if ho
lac.ked backbono. He declared that ho
would never reaofn n\ond t/hat tlio up
propriation for Wiuthrop be reduced ho
Ioiic as that institution did such inn;;
UiliCOUt WOl'k US it i.M ;*;;W
,'l nele < loorgo rillman deplored tin1
brevity of time allowed for the dp.<cu>
aion of i ssuos in this cam pnigu of edn
cation. His treatment of tlio dispen
sary waa severe and interesting, lie
said il had made Arabian Nights
promise* to those who would trust the
grout political machine that was or
ganized to carry elect ions for its pets.
Horoforrod to tho "ambitious <*i I y
of 1 ir/.ali, nt which tlio Alliance
encampment will lie held. "Which
in Hotting up to lie tho headquarters
of tho politicians every two years. "
Col. iShumpcrt was glad tlio time
had pnaacd when one mau or anv n?it of
men could dictate elections. (Jov. Kb
lorbo had hui<I tlio liipioi* <|UCHtion was
the main issue. "tiroat Cod," Mini
ho, "what has become of the glory in d
honor that always crow nod 'South
Carolina? Col. Wutsou agreed that
eduo'ition was tho bottom question in
South Carolina. It was nothing to
boast of thatono tenth of tl:e registered
voters could not read and write. Mr.
I' eat herstone said ho and the cause i>[
prohibition had been sneered at l?v
some people and some newspapers, but
ho was making this race at a personal
sactitloo because he thought IligAoie
ahouhl be made clear, lie nijJ^u his
hearors not only to t*ilk prohibition,
but to illustrate it and work for it.
Without honitf li ro\ erent lie thought if
( J I A I iii 1 1.' h t \ looked at the il is pen sai v
through a microscope ho could not
tlml one Hintrle moral thiin,' in it
Kailroad Cotiun isnioner Thomas, re
furring to the conn n^' sale of (lie Nai
low (Jua-e railroad, ditehired it was
due to the condition brought about bv
the railroad I'um mission making the
same fertilizer into for every raili oa-l,
instead of assisting the amallei roads.
Mr i'.viius was caustic in reply. lie
denied Mr I homes' Ht'iteineut declai
ms that tho road dcfaulttul ??n|y i'niii,
au?l it could n<>t bo charged to the for
titt/er rate. I'homas was tuilv tryini{
l?> hoodwink the people. The other
speakers w ?i Messrs. l'loyd, Klythe,
Kice, Maytield, Mn^wn. McMahau,'
Mower, I >erham, Kpton, Thomas, < irav,
(Jams, Stansell, Kerry, Sli^li, Krail
ham, Cooper and Tonipkins.
? * A K K \ K. V MKKIISit.
Thero were about 100 persons present,
^h, \\ hit man made a ^ood, vigorous
Hpertch tui tho cdiicationa! question, de
claring that tho ti v: 1 1 1 against limber
education by the State was started by
him yenra ayo and that it is now the
leading issue. (Jovernor Kllerbo in re
plyinjc to t lie char^cs against him saitl
that ho had displeased soineof tho little
politicians, who had no moro patriotism
than a Hottentot, because he could not
eivo them certain patronage, and he
dared t hem to meot him ou tho stump.
( ol. fill in ?n declared that uiauy of the
large court house towns would kuifo
him frmu lir?t to Inst becnuso of Lis
unceneinj; nntl unqnailinjc a<irocA<)y ol
auiall counties, but he didn't care, as
be always went in for m clean victory or
? ctcan defeat. Col. Schumpcrt waa ant
in tied to l?t the (iorarnor'a office go to
tho beat tuao. Ho favorod widening
the ftyatem of education ao that it will
reach ovorjr peraoa in .South Carolina.
Cot. WatJw eanl ?mm of UU
friends were disappointed in hit
. Ilr would aaj to them
that his backbone was bi? enough.
Mr. I- eat herstone briefly atated, in rs
to inqmirlas, hia adncationai viawa.
... ? " ^ifcffaplLa/.rnuarj
?aivuoat. i^iscasstna tne idea I bat the
Um wm not rioa for prohibitiou ha
thera woeld be no nee for such a
law if nobody diank whiskey, Mr.
AivUor hinoto prohibition and ih# pro
hibitionists hip and thigh. lit* dt elirod
I oathortdouo douired t >10 impression
that ho w u tho only pure ai?i pattiotio
candidate. Ho preach od u Bormon on
toiu poruuco, but diil not pt-ouent for
couHidorutiou one iotu of practical
common sonso. Tho other speaker*
woro Mourns. Mayllohl, llrown, Mo.Ma
ha?, Kico, Hettinger, Mower, Rptou,
horhmu, Cray, Mtanaoll, lleiry, Kvana,
Cuius, Sligh, Ihomun, Cooper, Tomp
kins, Btadhum, Floyd, Hlvthe aud
WftttH.
HI* A f< VAN lit' UO MI'.E TtSu.
Mio cainpuicu oiatoi# hud .-an audi'
on co of one thousuud braves who
cbucrod ttUiV laughed alternately uu
hon.o Homtd point of party principlon
was madooi mhihi witty romnrk uttered.
( lovornor I'illorliA said it it could be
shown ho 1 1 u ? 1 lowered the honor
it ltd digfnty of tin) otlico he would court
defeat. lie has not been able to do ail
he wanted foi the State In-canso ho hud
not had that hearty co operation that
he had a right to oxpeot. If tho people
wanted a man who would bow to the
little disgr untied politician:* they uiUMt
got fcomebody ob-e. He credited the
prohibitionists with honesty of puri one,
but believed that the dispensary had
promoted aobrioty so much thut th*
people win o determined to tfivo i? a fait
trial Col Ueorgo Tillman bore testi
Uiony to Spartan burg s thrift, but ro
Uiihded them thut they must introduce
h m it 1 1 uiiinufactui ing ilidustrioH before
ttioy epuld work out a grout city, lit
ootitoiidod that Coventor t.llorbo couhl
have prevented the one half mill in
crease of taxation if ho had lined km ill
flilolico to have the fertilizer tax paid
into the State treasury, and have all ol
it collected, and to have tho W'uithrop
aud Cloinson appropriations reduced
without crippling those liiHtitutioua.
The appluuso that greeted Col. Solium
pert wiih noticeable, II is roforoncoB to
Iiih war os poriouces, his holding the
otlico of solicitor for eight years and tc
his sou having been reduced to ranks
for refusing to hold a negro officer's
hoi'Ho wero choorod. lie wiih running
for Oovernor becauso ho ami bus friends
believed ho could make abettor Cover
nor than Kliothe. Col. WatHon said he
wan tod to beat (Sovomor Fdlerbe
because ho ought to bo boat ou. Ilia
criticisms woro just and true to tho
'totter, and if ho over throw mini ho
hoped his tongue would cleavo to the
roof of his mouth. Mr. Fentliorstonc
Haid lie w as boing jumped on for preach- I
iug prohibition, but he would continue
to advocate tho right regardleHs of the j
eouscp'cucos. Mr. Archer ropoatod
hia (ia'l'ney remarks concerning Mr.
I 'eatbers tone and tho prohibitionists.
Ho Hinted that Childs prevontod dobatc
on n pure prohibition amend
^inent in tho houso bocanso he
didn't want tho pooplo enlightened.
Mr. Whitman's invective against
Feat horstone was a gem of gomH. Ho
gave his aoul elbow room and pitched
out thunderbolts w ith Catling gun ra
pidity. I'eat hcrston wiih "an immacu
late moralist, either without sense or
principle, who debauched the very idea
of morals." Mr. Sligh replied with
vigor to Mr. Thomas' repetition at
CnHnoy of the charges xvhich he hud
repeatedly proved to lie untrue. Them
as has insulted him because he believ
ed his hands wore tied. Ho would not
dure to heap moults on the other can
didntos. I homuH had gone far oimugli,
however, and, said ho, even with lire
there is a line beyond which ho dare
not go. Lieutenant Coventor Mo
Sweeney appeared on tho hustings
and made a w ol I rounded live-minutes
speech of thanks a.nl congratulations.
I lie other 8| eakors woro: Candidates
Mower. Itollingor, I'erham, Fpton,
Stausell, (iarris, Cray, I oiu pk ins,^
liiadham. Watte, iSlvthe, Floyd, Mc
Maliiiu, Hrowu, Mnvlicld, Hue, Fvans
and ( 'ooper.
r m < > \ m i' r r i \ i !.
I iio crowd wiih unusually large,
nnml>oi nig nt mho persona. Mnj.
i I \ :n lierv atyhj, declared tluit 11 u
loss a 1 1 1 : t : i of honoi and integrity was
elected railron.l commissioner the
farmer's interests would bo parnlyzed.
(?urns argued that proving (Iio
i ti ('oil) pot oil ov of li in opponents
would not lit linn for ottlce.
Mr. unitl Thomas had tried to
create tlio impression that Iio whs
Kiulty of forgery, and ho load a letter
fr??m Secretary t Mim-iin iiuthoi i/.iug him
10 sign Ins iianio in tho ease refoi red to.
"( io<l loibiil, " s^aid he, i in press ivoly,
"that thero idiouhl he any personal
d'llieulty hetweeu us, hut if ho con
tinues Ins insults I will idriko him.''
Mi. Thomas repeated his oiler of
to any of iiis opponents who cotlld
mnko a just and ronaonnhio into ou
any commodity, whereupon Mr.
I\ vans cried : * ' I'll * it up! Tut it up,
\ou chant iiuike that statement
any more. I he otiier candidates
lor this ollii'o mined in tho ery.
(?en. tiiay joculaily remarked that if
what I he candidates fur railroad com
missioner Mini ahout each other was
1 1 Ue he was the oiilv clean man in (ho
nice. Mi if>tan.sell declared that tho
hest had hlon ?>Mvod for iho last.' Ills
i-oetiou nevet had had representation on
tlu' railroad coinniiMiiun. Ifeloetedhis
record would ho Mich that no man who
vo'ui for him w cii !d ho ashamed of it.
( 'apt lirndh:im sa.d he was not running
on the demerits of his opponents. lie
did not ??ven know whether they hail
any. Mr. < 'ooper thought ('apt. Brad- ?
ham was too good to mix up in polities,
lit: cousideied !t a hi^li honor to ho a
mom' or . f the Stale hoard of control.
Seeretmy Computus showed that his
i pponontH were coiitinu -us oflioo-hold
ei s with unexpired terms ahead. It
was a ijiU'.sl i-mi withngood many peo
ple aa to whether Hen 1 llluiau fouud
him or whether ho found I'lllinan.
? ioverimr Eilerbo's speech was cut to
ti\o miiiutes, so lie could go to Colum
bia on the cinly train. lie had bcon
utdicd to explain the appointment of
Count v 1'reaMirorJ Dcrtver, and stated
that boiii-r absent from Columbia ho
instructed his secretary to refer tho ap
plications to the I men delegation and
to appoint the man they recommended.
The (iovornor declared he hud never
made a political dual iu his life and
never expected tf*. Turning to Col.
Watson ho said: .''Vou claim that you
nover made false charges against me,
and yet you charged I removed the
metropolitan police for a political con
sideration." Ct. Walt Whitman de
clared lie had never varied in his politi
cal policy. Tho political ticket had
been arranged before tho campaign bo
K?n. I liit observation in {Ollcr^o'a own
county was that tCllerbe wa4 simply
not m tho race. Iio wait the weakest
(Joveri.or any Htato ovor bail.
Mr. Fcatherstoi.o said Ue believed that
the disf ensary law had to some extent j
curtailed tho unlo of whiskey, aud this
meant that it was dono by legislative
enactment, so that if the bererago
feature of the law were stricken out it
wocld cnt off the sale from 7i to' 90 ]>er
coat. Col. Kchumpert wantod tho dis
position of tho liquor question loft to
ewmiy, b*o*u?o- it waa democra
cy, and because what would euit one
county would not snitaomo other. Pro
hibition liad proveu a failure in free
America and ^pwaf^ign Kuropo be
ixmusa Hsu not practicable. Col. Wat
son in a powerful speech defied Gov
ernor Kllcrbe to produce tbo eorretfpon
deoce between hia friends iu Colombia
de, a# l?t
it todieclooo il i
This correspondence would toll tho
talo of the metropolitan polioo re
moval. Ilo ottered Treasurer Timroor*
man and l)r. Tl tumor in an an vr it
u<;fc?o? and would produce many more.
Col. Tillmao toti)f lit (ho oftloo for the
honor there was iu it. 1 1 u had boon a
hard htnd<fMt of politics, theories of
Kovernrnent. eto. Kllurhe had shown
such lack of norve, judgment and in
dependence that ho becamo disgusted
and entered tho tuct\ 'J ho dispensary
officials absorbed thu money that
should k<> to lighten county dol?t, and
- the consequence we* that the property
of tho pooplo had tu ho taxed. -Mr.
Archer said that hiatastos wero simple,
his wants woro fow, and it was evident
[ that there wast uome rea.'iou why there
were ?o many candidate* for K??y<<rnor.
I 'i'liv u overnineut wan not being oon
ducted properly. The other speakers
were Candidates MoHwoonoy, Dot ham,
J'lotou, I Sol linger, Mower, Kloyd,
Walls, Ml.ytho, MoMuhau, Hiown,
Mnyttold and ftico.
PALMETTO DOTS.
NOIFI) CASK ON l'IMAIi.
Heven Mi> ii oil Trial for t It u Murder of
a Negro (ill.
About throe years ayo ft nogro girl
u am o< 1 liovol Williams broke into tho
tosldonco of 11. T. Hlair, at Hidgeway,
ami succeeded in carrying oil' a good
many pieces of jowelry and clothing,
including Mrs. Blair's bridal trousseau.
A warrant was taken out for har.v Mr.
Illoir, acting n? coiihtablo, Trixli his
brothor, followod tho woman to Pros
perity, whora, sho was arrostod. 'i ho
constables were returning to Kidgeway
and upon reaching Poiniiria they stop
ped tli ere and looked tho prisoner in
tho depot and wont to ( apt. \V. T. Hat
ton s to got hiipper. Upon returning
to tho depot the girl waa aliasing, and
it in 8 "id thntsho has never been seen
ulivM sinco then,
1 here aro many reports concerning
tho oviiits at Pom aria that night bo
tweon H and 1 1 o'olook. It it< not known
what kind of evidence tho Httito has
worked up, but of oourso it is certain
that tho woman very mysteriously dis
appeared, and the Stuto will try to
!w?V? 8'10 wufl murdered, (.'apt.
\\ . I\ Ilatton, Adam Ij. Anil, Albert
I'. Riser, K. '1'. llluir ami James Hlair,
white, and Wash Wicker and Fust Ful
lor, colored, are charged with tho mur
der. It will bo ono of the bi^gost easos
evor tried thore, as there are over 2J0
witnesses and tho trial will likoly oon
tiuuo throe or four days.
Fa rniers' Alliance.
The Stato Farmers' Alliance which
reoontly mot in Columbia, oloctod tho
following otlicors: 1'roaident, .1. C.
W 1 1 l?or n , of York; N'ico- President,
K. ISlake, Abbevjlle; Secretary and
Treasurer, J. W. Keid, Spartanburg.
J ho term of \V. N. Flder as a member
of tho executive committee had oxpirod,
but ho was re-olueted. A delegate from
Month Carolina to tho Natiohal Alljanco
was to havo boon elected, but this se
lootion wns left to the discretion of
l'rosidont Wilborn. The next session
of the State Alliance will beheld on the
fourth Wednesday in duly, l.S'.hJ, and
Columbia was chosen as the place of
mooting. A resolution looking to the
H,,i I "'g of all cyttou by tho Allianoe
como before tho meeting but was not
finally acted upon. A resolution of
1 hanks to the railroads was passed for
allowing roducerd ates to thodologatos.
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I ill r? I MI'S Infest Walterboro.
I ho town of \\ alterboro haH boon in a
slate of wild excitement, caused by
numerous burglaries. Ono night re
cently i her I) was n JigJ'.i unit
the next moiniuy ngreat big barefoot
truck was distinctly seen at oaclt of tho
places robbed, liiobnrglai was tracked
to tin? railroad, but Uoiu there no evi
moiico whutrvor could l>o obtained ah to
which way ho went. Parties worosont
in search and telegrams dispatched,
but all of no avail.
??K
Oaltne.v Farmers Feeling Happy. j
'I lie GaiTney farmers aro now about
?lone working their crops and aro bo
gi lining to bra.; on them lavishly,
r l oin overy section of the county comes
tho most Mattering accounts o t\ the
com, cotton and othov crops. - 'Tho
dried up gardens of a few weeks ago
now havo on a new appearance and
\ ogotnblos aro plentiful.
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|{?celve<l Mfe Sentences.
.folin Cray and Awer l>ixon, con
victed with recommendation to mercy
of the murder of Chatlio Kvau?,.wero
given a life sentence in Judgo TTonet's
court at Greonville. Pronji l>ial, who
killed his brother-in law, and was cori
victod of niauslaiightor, was given five
years.
.
Too .^lniiy !<' I res.
, ' horo havo been so many incondiary
tiros recently in Greonwood that tho
sherill, Mr. i{. J". McCaslan, ?hns felt
constrained to bring tho matter to Gov
ernor Fllorbe's attention, and tho Goy
ewtor has oll'erod a reward of gl^O for
tho apprehension with proof to convict
of t lie tr ii i I ty parties.
* -4**. .
Citadel Scholarships.
"Superintendent of Education May
field has sent out to tho couuty super
intendents of odiication letters notif3'
">? t lie in that examinations for scholar
ship^ in the South Carolina Military
Academy will bo held on August I!?.
Wants Another Telephone.
An ollort is boing mado in Columbia
to got up another telephone in opposi
tion to tho Hell system. ,
. Will Fay the State.
Governor Kllorbe has been informed
hv the War Popartmont that all debts
incurred by tho Stato in mustering in
voluuteor troops will bo paid by the
Federal government.
? - - ? -
KecrHltlng Station at Spartaubng.
A recruiting station for ?' the Third
regiment of volunteer engineers,
United States aruiy, has been openod
at Spartanburg.
lively Cut Kate War.
Charleston in now witnessing one of
the livolioet out rate wars thai she has
over seen, as a result of the construe*
tion of the Charleston and Seashore
Railroad, connecting tho city with the
'mainland or Mount Pleasant, Sullivan 'a
Inland and Long latind, renamed VE?
Isle of Palms.
vTo Call On Secretary Algrr.
Col. Wiiie Jones has gone to Wash
ington to confer with Secretary Alger,
ana acquaint him with the difficulty of
getting op the Second South Carolina
rooimaat under tho pr?Hnt ruloe of en
listment. ?
-*??
- New Fir* Alarms.
Columbia has reoently put in three
Itteltrmi. i
A 0?in?n r?TirmtiKcr hea inverted
a paper hot tie, very light, tor u*o oa
board ship.
Audibility ol nw**r> \
F^&aSs*
ii;W* -''xzirr^
Ihundor l? not dlltuhll to ?^"?? J
1, aepooda, not ?>?ly ?? "'4 ^
InUiiHlty ?t the ctftal. but ??IM
?OT?*JSig
sr...?1 -s/i' i'"v,'Sct"
. .. f, >? ,? of sound shall not be refrictea
or refte ct. d J>y the layers of warm- and
cold air between the observer ? t ml
tirely to pass over and around the ob
lerver Sound. In its wave-like pj
groHH obliquely through layer? of air
of different den?lties. la subject to ic
*. ,.iinn ?nd this refraction may occur
" , "V."h ?"'l ,.l?oe. Tho. ob?.rvon>
"i "J luimm,! .
r fog whistles that are inaudible a
.i.o?o o.. ^"\\nhz
!-?nw;'r .1.080 l|'n"'tront'?ot' a?n ob.Wolo
of a distant unnnonado. may be larg ly
i i rpflrcUons of sound,
due to special *eIICV;|?"" ' at
w,V? Im-renol.., L to .ho windward.
Industries and Iron. ..
Ran;<e 'Finders lor Worships.
The surprising certainty with w hlch
shots from modern rilled cannon reach
several mile* distant depends
upon an accural? knowledge of the
ri nut' In a combat with hostile ships
the range must ho continually chang
ing, and one of the moans for ^ltt quick
ascertainment Is tho range-find
vented hy lieutenant M?ko of our
navy Two telescopes are fixed on tho
deck of a ship at a known distance
?.?t An observer at each telescope
keeps H directed upon tho enemy ?
ship The telescopes are electrical >
connected. and a WheaUlone bridge
and galvanometers are Included In tho
circuit. As long as the telescopes are
perfectly parallel in direction. ho
\VUeat?tonc bridge reniaine in cqul b
rlum 1?ut when they are converged up
on a" sin RK object, tho equilibrium is
; voX?? the needle of the galva
uumc'ter swings over a distance corres
ponding to tho angular (llBf'lft(^?C"t?d
the telescopes. A properly graduated
disk behind the needle shows at a
glance the distance of the object at
which the telescopes oro aimed,
Youth's Companion.
IJcnuty !? mood Deep. .
m?m St?
imntios froin the ' b?d\ . ^ blackheads,
.... . . m,mis, of sidling vessels ?ro
fr.!m ItiOlo 'WO foot hltfh. ?"'> *VrvtlA fr0,?
60,00 1 to 100.000 square foot of cbiixm.
! To l ure a Cold In One Pay.
Tlik, l.(.v#tivo Hro.no ^
biUKBints refund money H U fallaUicurt.
?jl,.. o|'l?l|)tt|ls ftttrituUd^fo
iSrVS'vi^0 thi vo_^?o-3 dying effort.
I h<- < ?> i f> nin-t -
K. ISTca. "3
"",T- ?"k
'Z-n-'l ro.Kl" nrVmiuI.' ?>' ?
.naterlal charged with henvy oil.
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIOS
is not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with wliieh.it is
manufactured by scientific. processes
Known to the Caj.ifoknia Fio Svhup
Co. only, ami we wish tg impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true aiul original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the Cai.ikokxia Fio Sykui* Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cam
foiix I a Flo Syhi l" Co. with the medi
cal profession, /an<l\ the satisfaction
which the genuine wrupof Figs hos
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the) Company a guaranty
of the excellent*/ of itV remedy. It is
far in advance of^tll oNier laxatives,
as it acts ?>n the 1 n e\s, ^ J i ve r and
bowels without irrita\ii)g or wVaken
ing them, and it doc* not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to iret its l>encflcial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company? .
CALIFORNIA FI# SYRUP CO.
MM ritAXCI
un iHTiu.r, Kt. .
CANOV
CATHARTIC
BUY OF THE MAKER.
$339
Buy* this
(exact) ft
draper
polished
lOlldStW
Chiffonier,
82 In. lono,
65 In. hlah,
18 In. deep.
Retail prlee
$0.00.
I f you are jaylna,ret?il pric*-* for your
heucchot 1 (fcO'li, it'* your own fault Wi
wlUiellycit direct from faetorie* anil
tave you the oii?JUlm^v ? jiront. Our
mammoth general (.aulojuc i? yours for
the Hiking. Write for It toaay,
Carj.et l.'rttutoeue in h.in'l- j'?liU?d colors
l? Also nulled free. This month Wfl sew
Carpels and furnith wadded llnlny (red.
and pay freight on $9 carpet purchases
and over. Ji.nnj>lc? of c.>ipti?<>r m.iitn>ys
mailed for 9c.
For |#.N5 wc will maVe to
your infature a icjular fie Blaok
or Blue Ser?e Suit, ex|ire?s j'-iKl
lo your Motion, Catalogue ?f>T
Sample* Free. Address exact ty
tut below,
JULIUS HINES &S0N
0?pl. olO BALTIMORE, MO
New ftellg-lou.? We do not need -a new
religion as much as wo <1o an ni>pH ca
tion of the principles Qf the old to every
Htrata of the social, business and polltl-.
cal \^jrltl.-~ Rev. T. E. Crainblet, Chris
tian, PittsburK, Pa.
Ko-To-Hao for Fifty Onis.
fluarontocd tobacco habit cure. in>?k*? we>?U
mon Birout', blood pure. Wo, 81 All UrusgUita.
A pedestrian succeeded In settiiiK foot, in
Uio'coiirso of five hours ami forty minuted, in 1
boven German Htatea,
l.rai A (V? "l'leU Leaf " Kiaotiins Tobncro
it the "bent of the best." 2 ounces arid cjgar
t ( to book for lOccntH. Try it.
Thnro 1h now htiiidhiK in England a cftMn
carrying steamer, with carrying capacity f
0,000 tona of cable.
To Core OoonMpa tlon Forovcr?
Take Curarets Candy Cathartic. lOo orSSSo,
If C. C. O. (ail to euro, drub'tfittts refund luuutiy.
About ISO, Ot m i, 000 bunoheh "f bananas tiro
consumed annually in tho 1'nited S'.atej.
Scrofula.
With the foll iwIiiK Hympto-ns: Inflnmniatlan
of tho nottil* ami i>yi>lltb, roUou kuiiih, poor
tooth. hwoIIIuk of the, tfla !>(!?? of tho nock. e-iie?
In# ? TofiihuH tilcors. BoiitKtlinea called l.vipua
All cured by 11. 15. 11. A powerful vog?<ii?l?i<#
t>liK?l mmmly. bottlo At druij
Bints Semi lor bo:>;t, froo. IMood Halm t'o.,
Atlanta, ,l?a.
The Durham (N.C.) Cotton !\lanufaeturiui<
Company will put in &,?00 spindlea and 001
looms.
Bitaratfi Toar Bntroln With Casearotg.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forcyor.
10c, "6c. If (J. C. C. fail, Urugxists refund money.
In tho liauk of Knuhiml thero aro many
silver ingots which havo lain untouched fur
nearly 200 years.
mt. moffktvs ikkthina (TketKino
I'OVN IH'.HS) ia tie prepnrntb n* thai. lia?
gained mi much revntatii n in alt nir large
fit leu f ? saving 1 he lives of j retiring Children
and so diminished tin ir moria it , and i.o
Mother fehi uld fall to mo I la* m >f she d? Mies
lo |iii'?cnc the life of h? r I'Olc on". 'I i;etii
ina Aids 1'ij? ftion, Herniates tho Howclt
and inatcs tecthtnu eiixy.
M r?. WlnKlow'^Soothloff Syrup forc!i!!drun
teething, softens tho gums, reducing iuflam v
Uoii,allu>k pHto^Mirf*" wind colic, "1c. TbOtSt J
Spain. ? The nation that, in the days
of hoi* greatness. would hire the assas
sin to kill suc-ii a man as/ Williaiu iho
iYinre of Orange would be none loo
good lo phieo n-^niiie under the Maine
in ilu; day.* of her weakness.? Hev. .1.
H. Iloiiry, ITcsbylorian. Shadyside, I'a.
WJ<: WANT TO BURN
'I lir "HOC K Nil. I.," In'o your m* inor y ?o tou
will never for^t ilriu. Tl?"v Mai.4 for ? test
t?'i ? not ?v.lap-f r*|?," "rin-r?f!" Inufl ? 1?n I iMiggi? ? 'hM
S!ANI? I'!*. Imi lour, m **?l *??? * arratifcJ. *'A l.ltili* llltrhcf
in I'iIcp, llu ? " w Unit* It ?!o?? t par in nin the rl<k.
iMn I |>av Mil |* uMt? on ilK'fap Vi uk. ^ our u( In
\ our lo%? 11 or wilic U%.
ROCK MILL IlL'GCY CO., Hock Hill, S. C.
TASTELESS
CHILL
18 JUST A8 GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
(Ul.ATU, Ii.Lfl., NOT. 10, 1893.
ParlaModlHneCo., Si. IamiH, Mo.
Gentlemen;? Wo miIU Indt year. 000 bo tile* ot
UltOVE'H TAKTNI.KSS CUILL. TONIC an<1 have
bdiiyht ilirm aroM nlrcnrt y (hla jrnr. In nil ovr rx*
p^rioripo ?>f 14 jrenrw. tn tho drug baatncM. have
Dovor sold on nrtlrle that |iavo men uuivcrsnl eati?
tacUuu a? your Tonic. Youre Intljr.
AoMir.CAIUI AOd.
THE "
COLUMBIA
OlAINIfSS
MAKES
HILL
CIIMBING
IAS*
?ttMlir.
I'M "oft.
ALCOHOLIC A Vacation uiiil u Curf
MORPHINB Private, llu?llwl,
TOBACCO Homelike.
LSI NO If ?y, j0jtrW|f nn i)ai>u<<?,
h?vo you nol a frteuil who tie?-<U tli?> troat
nioril? This treatment |iuullvc|y a Hptvlf
U'. I hf I>1sV*im-i1 Ncr vtdii >) kU hi Uir?l?r
?*d. 'Hit* will power U I'rl
vttto ac 'atuiUiAJkllulijrTor ln'tlr* UoH't U'l
(?Ut ji.rl.le keep y uyu w uj . Write vt call
Tin* Kofley Imtdlutt'i Uwottvllltf, H. O.
Tb?onl^ Kvi<fty Institute In South Carolina
YOUR
ACCOMPLISHED
DAUGHTER
HIM M FN
AVD 1
WKIIITS
\ 1*1. % -NO or
OKU4K.
Mouey and
tlino Is lost on
muwlo unjetw
sl??> is urovMoU
with nn inatiuinont to koop up Iter prao.
Hoe. 1 roiMCscnt tlio huildot'M of standard
ilinkos of Hianon niul Orifann aud um in n
position to ttave you money and wapplv tho
most tollable liiHti uimiuU tlio market af
ford*. Write mo at oueo for privet, terma
nml catalogue*, ?tatiu< whether you pre
fer Hi am> or <>rtr<tn. Now OrjMna from $'A5
upward. Now Hla 110.4 from S 1 7.5 upward.
Ad- .? A >1 I 4 0 I II 111 lilll . s.
dross Mi A, Mal006| Hlnmw A oriransA
MURRAY'S AROMATIC
MOUTH WASH.
L'ho .lIuriHy'N Mouth WhmIi ami your
broath will bo pure,
Your (turns wll}- healthy and bright;
Your tooth, tlio koius you most value in Ufa
Will always bo jwrfoot ami whiU>.
? ?? PRICE 25 CENTS. ???
So ml l'our ortli'i'M tu
THE MURRAY DRUG COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. O.
j THE BAILEY-LEBBY CO.
I TTTTTTTti
AVKS Kngiuca auil Boilers",
Al'LTM AN & 1JA Y LOlt Threshers,
"MONI I OK" Dust less Grain Separators,
(iinp, Pressor, Oovn ami Cnue Mills,
ENOIjKUL'UO Hico Hullor ami I'olislior,
DK LOACII Saw Mills,
jJA'?\tbor <fc Kulihri' UiMllnt:, i^noing,
lJnckingP, 1*1 pe, Iron Fitting?', In*
jeotoi's, l'ulleys, Shafting, Hand
rumps nntl Ucncrnl Supplies.
CHARLESTON, - - S. C.
Tr y our B-L Co. Antl-Frictlon Babbitt Motai
MACHINERY Sgl
Engines, Hollers, (ilus, hlcvatoi s, lliirvoit
iug Maoliiuery, \V owl -work Ing Machinery,
jShw, Url?t nml Cane Mill-, Cot 'on and llay
Presses, Hleo Hollers. W i lit) Mills and 'ianks.
Leather nml H libber Molting, Parkings, I'ipn
and Pipe Fittings, Shafting and Pullejs,
Supplies of all kii.tls. ?
Tilt' i't li'lx'iili'il lr Cnllii n Tile
Improved i1?iirri?y System
Large Stock. Prompt Shipment*. Kollablo
Hoods at Low Prices.
W. H. GIBBES .& CO,
Co., Charlotte, N. c.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
SAW MILLS. ?
If you need a saw mill, any gJxo wrlt<?
ii;o before buying elsewliero. I bavo
Ibo in oh t oompleto lino of mill* of any
dealer or manufacturer in the Soutk
CORN MILLS.
Very highest grade Stones, at unusual
ly low prices.
u/nnn iimni/uia giihiiiiirnu
wuuu-wumunu lYiAunintm,
riunera/'MOiilder.\ Kdgori, ito-Saws,
Bnnddmvvtf; Laths, etc.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Talbot t nrd'r.fddi'll.
Engleberg Rico Holler .In stock, quick
delivery, low prices.
V. C BADHAM,
No. 182G Main St., Columbia, ?. 0.
w
YOU
??Electric"
enable on* man to do th* wor* \en coo I a ao to
th? *14 W*J. Out ^lilecirlf^CIrf nlmr Htirj
SAW
WOOD?
Why not n?? tb? b?*t ? ?oh lnOTr
and M?ellmo auU atruugtli.TM
kSM ALLEY SAWS
Rattle
tjrcrk
l>ra?
Kaw ,
>o.
2.
#nu nrii-rrru
Are If fftT th? tout general
MinmM V?rm rrer
L, for Dc?irl>
IJ tiToC'Btaloanc and rricn
Haw*. Ku?lJ
one And Po?
lTKJS" AlfiK:
^T?rn Nhelirrn.
ItMIVrflltNtna IIHOrrnwrrn.
?V MFC. CO., Manitowoc, Wis.
QEEO WHEAT FOR SALE!
u
From the greatest crop e*er xronk Ia the
South. i hrac varieties: Fulea*t?r, a \earde?i
wheat; Heel Mat and White ( lause\ both
smooth or bcardlcs. Wheat in now verv fieo
from cockle feed and brok? n grain, being far
fiiiporlor to the u?ual run of seed wliov, Wo
Will, however, reclean the wheat when de
sired, taking out aln?<wk?very c?bkh? Bred and
plec.es of i.rokcn irrniji ah well asviiiy intrri.tr
irrAln there uny l?o in it. Whuitfa* it now f?
prico $l.3fS per bushel, recie.ine?M wheat fl.W)
l?er biihlMiI. Thofo prices arc I h?w\ on earn ?t
Cbnrlot e, including mcke. Kilh suck con
tain* two bushels. fend in your order* ?t
once if you w all to secure the bent seod wheat
on the market. Terms : Cash with order.
Charlotte Oil & Fertilizer Co.,
or Kre?l Oliver* OIIABIiOTTK, N. C.
OUR VICTORY !
'I ho Aincrlonn peoplo nr.1 noted for their
ingenuity. Thin accounts in i K^ont meavuro
for our easy victory in oir naval* btttlen.
Thin Mino ingenuity in ciiahlin; our ponpe to
lefrtoi) their worfc and vet Krcitcr ret'iru*
from whatever they may engage in. On * of
tho latent inventions is a pottilile plan*
fenco hjr Young and Oa>?l?*. '| his fence re
quire* no noattt, cannot l?e hlowu down, run
iMinnnily taken a pa it anl nut. up, enabling
the farmer to pasture any odd corners fi'C in
cultivation. Ills safe to tay this invention
will he worth thousand* of dollars to th?- fir
mer* of the South. Tliey want pr-?f r* Ksivo.
practleal farmers to foil Mm* for uftlnv
%SKJ. A. YOUNG,
Tk* F>M?unClrrcn?kArollrrd ofH?c>
lutrrrd Polmul ( bin* Ho;;*. at
CftE?N8BORO, NORTH CAROLINA.
REPAIRS
, S?ws. RIBS.
BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, 4c ,
f - rott XWrYARK Qt ?1N.
ENGINES. BOIERS AND PRESSES"
nn?. UlalUni, Pi
Wp?t, Valve* ?4 M
*
i?it ?epait* for Mine. Wuftlim.
?WHin. lB|niiBi> JPtpm, V?lm and
LiOMBARD 180$ IftRfTi SUPPLY CO,
ACOPITA. OA. -
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