Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

'>????? ? ?v'- ? \ >? THROUGHOUT THE TOUNTRY The South. pen. Fltahugh l-oe, In an Inurvi a 4t Havana, .said he ?I i >1 n#t oxpf t t' irtive ( - ul>;? until' ho is fotareil fr .1 "lie army. Thero is no nnnllpox at Ciuiifo;.! <*oilt>Ku. N.' C. A nine-year-old l?oy at JJ.itoal Oa., in badly bitten by n mid ?!??# ?. & Plans arc porfootod for t.'u <-.i 1 v. In Tampa of a bin nuKir mill Mi l > tlnory. The lartje^t puidle M-hool building ! Savannah 1st burned. 'I he fl i ?? \\ . ? ?? ttullary. Wright, ony of the ft leral P- 1 " ">? ?n the penlteiillhry ?t KabUn ---v aatr? burglary eacapew. Governor Candler, ft ( Scot 1. < 1 :? rifaa-lcM Hn ti?eiit t<> ko t.> Mu;ol i it a-flter t;hc defaulter Hunter The Uoanoko and Tar Hlver it.'ul Voad Company make* no oppowit'on m The Seaboard consolidation. Onptal 11 Arthur Mimhm. o' Carolina. a door k<*ept?r of the Senat< 1* found dead In hl? bod at i f,- j t<T?n. The administrator of l/nw od | ? 'ouch de-eased. blinds suit a'<a'ii t Hie N'ot'th Carolina Uiilroal Coin { iny j ''or death of his Inteatato win!" roup I ! I iifl ears. A MVs. Walltwe, rrf Hurry touniy. i 0., notifies the authorities tlia she 1 aaa killed a man and that Ills body i.a:' j leen accrctod- She is under aires; in 1 ; search is boirjr made for the body. j The North. 5 According to a story published in ? Srrw York, W. K. hecky, t!ut Fnglish historian, has criticised Cardinal (.Jin bona for writing a preface to .4 lift* of John Hoyle O'Reilly. A Pltit6>burg invontor nay s thai lie has conetnietwl a receiver for use in \H re lees telegraphy which may maho ;?Ofiaible Bonding messages across th * \tlantic. At its Hfts.-'ion In Detroit. 011 Satur ?lay the Federation of hahor condemn nfl the Shipping Subsidy hill. Philadelphia lias atarled a inove rix-n t to have the Republican National Committee maUe that city its head* i|uartdiTB. VVhaleback barge No. 115 !s believed, recording to a Marquette (Mich), dis patch.' to h>iyo foundered on I.ahc '!furou-~wtf!i all on boanl, Including a ; -iww o?f nine men. At the request of President McKIn ley. Mr. Payne, of Wisconsin, did not press before the National Republican (Vunmittcc his resolution providing roti a /readjustment of representation <tfn thu NatmnJil "Convention. Tire John I*. Squire Company, of itiwdon. falls for 93.onn.oou and 'hi causes the suspension of .ho IJroad way National bank, of New York. , Robert Conmaii, Jr.. roe* or ?>f Sf. John's church. Hoston, was chosen blvhop of the Protestant ICpiscopal die? eeiie of Maine, a) a convention of Hip I lergy and laltv In Portland to llll tlioj vacancy caused by the death >>f flight | Ivov. Henry A. Neeley. Foreign. The Itritlsh army in South Africa [ *111 bo increased (o llS.OQn men. | General Holler's total losses In the j .'utile of Colcu-io last Friday were 1.097 men. A serious tightness of money is re ported from Merlin. where rates of li-vaunt are rising. Dispatches from Caracas tell if a victory of General Castro's troops vovcr the army of Hernandez, the new Insurgent leader. American soldiers in (ai'/.on. Philip pine Islands, have captured letters of ?lie Filipino Junta giving she plans of r.he natives. Major March, of the Thirtv Ihiid ln "Uotry., - bus given up th?> pursuit ?>f j Apuirtalfto in the mountalu.s oT North ; I aizon. General Otis In a dispatch from Ma- j uila reports another uprising in Ne- | <r08. which lie .says i> u<>: scrinu-* | The Mrliish losses at the hat 1 1?- ?.f i I'egula river wen- 1.o;?Y and ,it Mag- I ?trffontrjn The Hoer protest against 'lie -? 1 1 i i > - I rncnt of cartridges (<? South Africa fori the liriil.sh army Is pronounced ? ? f :i?? j ??onAoqucncc by Secretary o:' St.iu May. ? .* /Miscellaneous. <5ener.il Pirney. president <M liie \ntl-lmcpriali.-l league of lite i'nindl ^rtte^i, onnti overt s wlateinoiiin made, recently by Professor Woivi tii. ct, the Philippine ?,i)iunriiii,i.)n. President McKinley is-' nn-'* rt >k lug i iO reconcile the Republican faction *! in Maryland with a view to party unity this State in the national election next year. . The cruiser Hro-iklyu t.'.nhi * v'.? lila wining I he Imiu ra; e I'rom \ :ti ? ? i - R. A resolution is introduce I hi the' iiouse for aecor.lin^ i ? 1 1 u? ? r ? ? a ; : rail s ?xj the lloer.-?. General Hrcoke cables thet he w II <rnd h':me several commands < t tr??.:t?n ?vrv iri Cuba. The senate conrmit tec on iriv.l'ii.'s jj und elections began the hearing or 'tie Qiiwy ca e. Senatoi lOdmunds appear sgalnsf him. 'Ph?? President is .Haiti to nave si^iod ! he order taking many places out >?' 'he oUtf^llcd iCivrt serv ic<> a% a < oin propiisn \lthy s|v>il.?nien in Cmu a ? ?vho throat rired to withhold 'tie ap.uo ;?:Sa.;!on for th-* Civil .Servici- C >;v. <n:. !t??ar Admiral K<in|iih;ir, I'.nniii.inil ; nip tho North Allantio xlalhui, h.M j notified tho Navy Department lliat ho will n?Hk?? a ?*r iiIho of tho West Indies' it) the flagship Now \nr5i. llo *v.U |onv*j ^ow York on tfho 16th lush, ami will ? proceed lo San ' I )iH? Ingo. Mr. Macrom, United 8 tat oh conHtil at /.Pftorla, baa cabled tho State depart ment that tho Tranavaal government qob Informed bini that full reports will ?ibc given throiiph tho War Ofllee <?f tho . republic, of the name*, and condition ?>r - British prisoners when applied for by tho British authorities. A resolution recommencing nv-mhotv ni T?I>or bodtes to nw?- their election ballot# -independently of tho pi-cdomi ii?tlnK political pa li lee was adopted by (M ABHTtnii . <4 I?fehot.^ i*. f flrat *llmlrratlng adeclar (,^|o|i o? Jfopieion agalnnt labor men L'lin*i<l'r; ?SWofllg brdl hrdl hrdlu lud _7%fco~ Might advocate the interest* <-f ? pr? nt political parties. Among : : tW other resolution* -adopted was one i* .. jMfciag the Introduction of bills .o " " by enactment of wonld no longer Tllli NATIONAL LAW MAKERS. j What CoiiKrosj* Is Doing i;rom Day I" !>ay. Tilts Senate . : IMghth Day. At tiw; com laxion of | ll'O llllilltjliK b"l < ... tin) resolution ? (.ffwwl by Mr. I'* . : grew, redtiug tt'i' j lain thing-; in havo broil < 1 o ; i ? by (!? iic:jiI Met ri.U-i. in c unt <M i(? . i v*ith ilw ll.ilibiu ill ?Uv C-.ut d'AI'lo mining di.-dilrt, and .> sosyjoii hearing upon (be subject,- w.? | Ivjid In foil. lb. 9"iiM? j Ninth Pay ? Son a tor ( ! ii!lv.y.T, ? inr-in of itho < *ii m ii 1 1 1. 1 < "?* on r*?*n I r;'oi!f. submitted to Mo- Sen it" n h i.ii I ami at 1 1 1' in >? ?i i !?? at iko ! : l Im hi union hi i.tol intuiligl.d. ? \ L.I. | I io est iblish telegraphic ciimnmnl." ?? ] 1 ? Io i) ma ,v ??? u t lit I 'nil.. I Si ai ? I J a .v *11 , and ih> 'yillippinn < win im i Hi! I lie i o.solilt ion offend l>y Mr. I'eiM wi'i'w as to j * ? : 1 n 1 1 m | ? tin- Hag .)( Mi" ; Philippine i(> -public by Aim-ru hi v <? sols of war, Weal over. Objection In - Ing in nb- lo ?,on blorat ion of iln> on i / li! II on t bo oalondnr, (to roxt ore to ( li* I ? orlg nai flatus y>i to pr >rnoMo i till !:*? ? ?f tho navy and marine corp.! l??-;in?* ! number;: by rois-an of tho ad vaneeaieiit of other off' -i-i'i'.-u . (ii?- S?*nal -? proceed^' to tho ojii. idorat im. of exceuiive non.M. and *ub?e?jueiit ly adJoiir::<- 1. Tenth Day.- Tin? committee appdnl oil l?\ the K'-pulilittin senatorial can ens to arrant;*) tho member li > p of S n - . ate committees made its ii-port t<? 1 1; ? < ; caucus and tho report wa < adopted without im 'i I i l|i atoii. Tho Democrat io J membership of tin- commit "ees hns n??? j boon completed by tindr eominltteo. i Tho Kopuhlienn.s I noroaaod their rep- j rosenlation on tin* r ixU'-n pi im p:. 1 committees, tho minority rcpresenta ? 1 t Ion being correspondingly reduced. , IClovonth Dav. Mr, Tlllm;,n had passed a resolution calling upon the si r-rotary of war to submit i sui v< y : and estimate of cost for tho improve- j mont of t litfr^fteat I'e.i Doe riv-u\ S?n:? h j Ca.rolln i, between (Tieraw and the \V i I J mington. Columbia and Augusts rail- ! road bridge. Tho Somite at I. 'JO p. m., adjourned j until Monday. Twelfth Day. The Senate lias uu- | dor consideration tho eligibility of S?n- i ator tinny. of Pennsylvania, in commit- ; tee. nud ponding t he commit tee's re- | port the Senate adjourned after a ' brief exoeiilivo session. The Mouse. Klghlh Day.? There was sin-h grea t j intercut in l In* currency debate lb il . three night sessions were ordered. The , only feature uT I lie day's sess'oa was 1 the currency debate. Ninth Day. There wwe eight an I :i | half honrn of talk on the lln iin l tl >ill ; In lh?' house. l iit" pthnipal f<'ii 1 1? r **;-? > of | In? .soH-'lon were the int induct ion j of Representative ( " 1 1 -di man. "I Wash ington. as an humorous mh .mmt, an 1 an elaborate review of 1 1 1 ? pendm;' ! bill by Represent it i vc II. li, of Cor.-j neet but . A resolution was sgrc.-d tji tlx i tig I ho period of the holi.liv ivco.-;? from December 'JO to .Ianu.ii> Tenth Dad. iSMiato on the ll ti:> !it i ?* 1 j l.ill In l.l??? house wan the nuvt hve-- : eHting so far. Mr. Sibley. formerly a shining light in the f r?*? ? silv.T ranks, declared himself with some li - ipr.oln:. menr tn lyit h Hides. Kh-venth Dad ' i'lit- day's ?lr!?..fc on the financial hill |> ro \ . I iu hi III - ro of except ionn I interest. At ho out set a sharp personal colloquy <:<?. urrod hot n oeli Keprcxentat i\ ex Wlli?h-.- and Horry of Ktituek.v. over ?!i* recent Kentucky election and the eh irg-vs growing out <?f it. Consideiald" f ? ? ? ' - i n k was shown. At 10: la the house adjouru'd. Twelfth Day. -The debate on th> curreney hill w;us closed in ;j stormy wtlio, when the Republicans challeng ed Llie DeiuocraLa with fulling to hrini; forward a free coinage amendment. Many attempted to speak at once, and an object Ion being made, the amend ment in the hands of the Democrats was ruled out. Thirlt-enlh Da>. The House ?.on - pleted the business which the Republi ?.ui lenders hut planned by passing the caucus II lilt licia I bill bv a vote of I'.io ;<> ir?.i, llllpul t int c')inmitte:r:< Of I lie I lou.-o arc is follows: Insular A flairs (a new committee) Chairman, Cooper of Wisconsin, and Messrs. Cannon. of Illinois, Hiti, of Illinois. I'ayiie, ofTNew York. Hepburn, of hiw.i, I .ond. of California. Tawney. of .Mlniii'.-ot a, Bahcoc.k. of Wisconsin, Moody, oi Massachusetts. Ci uinpac k<M*. of Indiana. Jones, of West Virginia. Maddox. of Georgia, Williams, of lltt n. .i. Henry, of Texas. Carniaek of i Tennessee, CI lytou, of Alabama, and , Sildoy. of I'ennsy I vnni a. Ways an I Moans I'll airman. Scieiio R. I'ayiin. ot New Yolk. and Messir. i Dai/ell of 1 V niisy I va n I a , Hoplfins. of Illin.'ii. (irosvenor. of < ) .1 i*?. Russell, of ConnoMieiit. DolliW-r. Ol Iowa, Steele, i <>f IndiiiM. Tawney. <>t Mlnii'vota. M< - Call of Massachusetts. I.oiig, of Kali sa?;. U iciia rdson . of Tennessee. Vacan cy i Dcinoi rat >. Road .son. of I.ouls i a mi Swmiviii, ot V ii g.uia. McClcll.ui. i of New York. Newlamls. of Nevada, ' and < 'oDpi r. of Texas. \ ppr.>priat ion Chairman. Joseph 1 ?. Cannon. ?w rtiinols. and Messrs. Bing ham. ot 1'cnnsylvan in. fjrout. of Vev nionl, lleininwuy. of lad?a.y i. Ilarhey. j of Wlrfcoiir-in. Moody, of Ma-s.whuset ta, I'ngh ot K'-ttluekv. Van A'-toi his. uf J Ohio. M' | ,ciii y, of Aliunesota. I.lttaur, | of New York. 1.1 vlngstKa, of (Jeorgia. Mi Wao of Ark ansas. Hell, of Colorado. I'i: ;? e. ol lonueMStM'. lb 111 111 ef Mi : onri, and I'aylor. <>f Alabiinii (.'haiiinon of other committees on low in part: Judiciary ? Kay. of New York. Ranking and Currency Brosius. -?f Pennsylvania. Coinage. Weights and MeaKiires ? Southard, of Ohio. Intei -fate ami l-'orelgn Commerce ? Hepburn of Iowa. 1 River." a ad Hat burs Burton. of ! Ohio. ; Mc.ehaiil Marliu4 and 1'lsheries ? ' Ovoxvenor. of Ohio. ' Porr'^M Affairs ? IliM. of Illinois. I Military Affaira?Hull. of Iowa. I Naval Affairs- Boutelle, of Ma tie. | I/rvees nnrt Improvements of the MU-sissippl River Bavtholdt, of .\l is txmrt. I^ahor? (terdlner. of New Jersey. InratM f^CTKrtow ? HnHowwy. of New Hampshire. Petwlonn? IxiudenHlnger. of New Jer ii^y. m Claims -Graff, of Illtnolfi. War Clailmfl? Mahon, of l'enns?lva ?l?. J4 Kkctions No. 1 ? Tayq^r, of Dhlrt. Ulections No. 2 ? Walter I.. Weaver. of Ohio. Election* No. 3 ? Meslck, of "Hichl ?W HAS GANGED HANDS. Tiie CarolliWhnd Northwestern to be hxteuded. A hjm?-Ih>! meeting of tho atoekhOld- ; , ers of Uih Carolina and Northern rail* I | road wa/s held at fhistnuia, N. (!., i'rl day. Oapt. P. J. Johnson, of Lenoir, N. C\, w;u elected chairman, and .(. J. Mr Lure, Mes-r^, M<? j l.ure and T. II. White were appointed' a committee to verify atoek ami! proxies. A majority being reported j prevent, tho meeting was declared r. idy for )>uslneK<. .M ij. J. K. JLirper, president, ?ta:r<il' Llut (h<- object of tho int.- tin;.; Wa-; t ! J urn t ho road over to the parties \sV j have bought liio controlling interest I lo ;hrn tendered the redpnnUon of th- i of d-irootorn a,id.^M:-r?t'iry1 and I of 111 :u .-???! f ;ih president of t!i r .ad. The rc.-lnnat Ion- were aecopt< d . > Resolutions highly co.-npllm -nt iry ? ?! I Pr< ai! % Harper were adopt'.* I, and il was vo;ed tlii! !n> he given a life-. Ian1 pass over tho road. Tim meeting thei. went into in o'.er- I ton of ofl'icaru as foil ,.vs: (Jen. W. A. Itarhnr, president; direetors. J. F. Wa!- j I iee of Yorkvillo, S. (' ; .1. L. \gurs -d ! cii st.er, S. ('.j J. A. Martin of l|o?d<- [ ory, N. f\ ; CJ. A", rhy of (iastnuit. N ' ('.; J. II Martin of Chester, VV. lloli?t'?! II ardin nt Chester, '1'. II. While (A ( 'hosier. (!< n. | tai'?k**r ' thanked 'he outgoing, officials for their efti-eiont management , of the road, and stated that, il wan n. t . the inle.:\ion uf the parties who bought j th?? controlling interest in the road to j take any advantage of tho minority stockholders, but. he asked for their J co-operation in making it a first el a so ! line. Ho al>o stated that it was tin Intention of the new management lo J extend the j-oad and make it a pay in;? one. lie a Iho stated emphatic illy tint j the, now management, had no eonnec- j tion with any other system of ra.l- ; roads, and did not piopo.se selling oul to them. Tho stockholders' meeting then ad journed. At a subsequent mooting of th? di roe tors, Col. L. T. Nichols of Chester j who has boon tho aldo superintendent j i ol tin* road for a good many years, wa? ' (ilertod general manager nnd Mr. Stun- ? tcr Lewis waa elected treasurer. Tho road will be 'or the present i operated as It has been heretofore. In an interview with President Mai her, lie staled that they were now buy j lug .-daiwtara zuago cross- Lies for tl:< j road, and were negotiating for hoavj ? steel rails, with a view of making it j standard guag<> at tho t".ir!li' .i pi acti- j eabie moment. I I *? * Palmetto Briefs. ; The premium 1 1 s L for the Spn>5"' ' 'mri? P, Mil try show lias boon prbJ^U's' ' II will be h' Id Pocember L'fit-li to Sft! !i I 1 Inndnome premiums are ??tY??r??? i foi ; tlio following H. I I'lv- * ! liiuiith Iti.i-k.s, While IMytnout h Hocks ? I'uP 1*1 y mouth Hocks. Silv.-r Li'-e. ' W.vandottes. White Wyandotles. del i i il<*a Wyandotte#. I lu ft" Wyandottes j Liivht IJru'imas. HulY ('.ichins, lilvfc I ( L-iiW.shans. Sln&le < *; ? *?i : ? llr >\\ n i<e ? I horns. Poraish Indian dune.*. 1 11 :*..?!< ; i Snni.it ras. 1 1 ? ?< } Pyle tlamc Hantaan i lluff Cochin Htntams. ftnlden S. j Pi." fJaax'H, M'-oiizi* Turkeys. Whitt Holland Turkeys. Pekln Dink:; r.r.d | i Toulouse (loose. Hii>ls iiuul. ho scat J j l>v December !!?? ? !t . The doois will lit j j ? ?i??* it to the public on I Veejn irr 'jvt h j and "Hth. j I Thi' secret irv of v'nl'* has i.*.su? I ?t ? | j eom:iii.-.-.iO|i to .laimss M. Ilolman. K j U. Ilolmin aad Jcvs. K. I\iir.*v. ali o| i i ' ? j Orangeburg, as oUrp n\ilors of th" Ho'* J : man llros. company of Croat. in, Oram;. - ^ lmrx county, which propones lo do i , genera! niciv i.tiiilc business on a > ipi ? | ial of $:.?,( >00 . '""X ) Watt Nobl*.-.. a y^uiiK wh't ? ui:i;i. ! had a VHlVii'uk.v >y<turd.iy af'.criicor ' with a hCiWo^naufod Wallace Kelly it ] | Sandy Flat, twelve miles above (Ire n ; villo, .lud the n.'Ki' i was 1. i lly woiim!- j eil by a pistol sTioi from Noble*, who was Immediately arrested and is bem? ? brought to Jail tuaifcllt. The iron.de | Krew out of a trial before. M ii:i::tral?. j ! IiiKrr.lia:n. of N'N'eal t ownship. alio j the tlRlit o< . ui red i few minute- after; the 1-ial end< d. ; The Mv< niiu; Telegram of Spartan hurt; it i* .-said will not. come out any ' more. It has a shoV life of- two nv<>ii;h?. It set-in.? imp<?H*iblo iov tin ' even inn pap* r to Jlourish the."". Die Kveiiini Spartan. fhr Kvenbox Star | and The Kveninjr Telegram. have died! .sin ce.isively wi?h!n two years. In rcspoiivo to an application ill?d ? '?> Mortimer Plover. .1. v Sillcy and .l"o \ Hamilton. the secretary t >.!.*:<? ha., relic wed in pcrpO' 'ty ii? I * ii.tr ??'V of tin Oi.inuvinirR Pr&hyforls'i f*!n? !t ? I y of Orangeburg. Note.4".. i A la. : ii S* itlev on tii-.- flagship Phi < .ir.i arrived at H.ihia, Hraall, Satur* j <' i> l'.;ii|!.i(.i W lli.im liii.- withdrawn j. ;? I. .iron von Sues,k'nd. military at t ! t:u'h>* at Paris. The I'wyfiiH afTiit | war. the cause uL wiJIidr.twal. (Jeiu-ral Leonard Wood, the n"rr tSovcrii.T O-n^ral of < arcoai pained hv Ii!-; -.t'f?. .?rriv?Nl in \*0W \vrk from V. :':a. He w'l! *?!! "or < * is . > : ' A Vilfi Protect. Nfw York, Special.? Th* ahipmon< ct arm* and amtmmMon from this city to Soutti Africa for use by British forccs ag&liiftt the Boors, la?t Tuesday, eauaod Consul Obtwlen PlftTOJ, of tb(* Oranre Vkw State, to fllo a prutiajt with 8?e rotary of State Hay, in Wash ington. Mr. Plsrc* reoalvod note from Mr. -Hay. declaring that the de partment o* St Ate could nc* t*ke nn^ aetlofrl In the pwnvl^H. Aeo.<llia (1 the authorities oiled b>' the S"^r#?terT o/ Slate hi c juw vT w XT boltljferont". , have tho right to purchase vuy kind ! of goods In a ncuiral country. MibJ?c. ' to conflation J^tor yfitpmen*. ^ Perfect Torture | Awthrn# Jh vary j alnful. H<> long ft* ft)t ?t Uok it in }?>.?? torture. Aitlinit i hiiHo? many 1114H* duttflii t It An 1* (>oj>ularly j siifipo ??d. Ji, uttvpru tiruiiOhlilM m-ariy iiIwhvh : Accompani** ttiu UUotuo. l?r. KIiik'i ltd ! Clw-rry Htid 'J nr relievo niinovt inniuntl, . li I n?l:t.a f lci ucrvuA, <t|a*nfc tli<- tule? unci maktu I ' r< nltillij( eucy. OlV?|| U'!wfi'ii lilii vi, il I i?MiKtb''iiM 1 lui iut?? vain Hii HtVot* a | prrnmnnnt euro. Jji uwkii, A l?u>:< t o., J ? N . 4 J,, ana all tij;at ions. Jl r' f|nlr?'H no nxperlt'iioa to dv? with I'OT /4am I a hk 1 1 hm ln? htin|-ly La.tllii^ your L',, ..t< in Hi < > isaii ttmt'o neco???ry. tSoi<l li/ illl Trio < r ? ih;i-h mm o< our m \vn?o ?ro /itjo to niKHlltMmH. Wltt^a con* lain iii;iuy nilurubeK xony thc:n dead. Put mi' t (ii tl'sin ft tile to Kit up alld look clu-crt III. Uu w Ait ?our I'vl-lncy* t ?>r ffotthg' Mparii<rm .-?gr* n'l manorlM* pin (1 *>u. A?id. mo; ' 1 i.j: It.'imMf ? ? ( l.i/ ufo Or N. V. Aii Austrian mill makes 3,50), <x>o, 000, ooo muichc-i annually. , Bdncittti Vonr Itowolis With OaacarMa. Canity ('at Witt lift. euro coniiipailon .forever. lOo.iioo. 1( C. O. C. iaii, UruuKist-^r^'^wd utouoy. Tito Mohammi dun Hludi-ntH at ("atn briiiyc* I 'tti vi-rsity have formed an its V?a.- 1 tt t Ion tvhleh meets for prayer and tin- *ttl<ly ?>f tin' Koran. OTASH gives color, jlavor a ncW// 7-nnicss to all fruits. No good fruit can be raised without Potash. \ Fertilizers containing1 at least 8 to io'\; of Potash will give best results on all fruits. Write for our pamphlets, which ought to be in every farmer's library. ? ^ They art- sent free. GICRMAN RAM WORKS, V3 Ntimu St., New Yo.k. In remote parts of Scotland tlie old Covenanters' love for loi:g services un the bare hillside still lingers. At Ding wall a recent communion service In the open air lusted from 10 a. m. until 4 p. in. without exhausting the staying power of the congregation. If. II Oh ^ in'h Konm, of Atluntn, On., nro the only successful I ? r? ? | >sy Specialists In the world. Hon 'heir lihorul offer In advertise ment in another eoiunin of this paper. THE SUNSET CENTRAL, SPECIAL A New Fn.-it Train from New Orleans to Deuison, Texas. A fu.?t MervSo* was recently InauKU- ; I'ate.J liv- the Southern Pacific Company j fro n't Niw Orleans to central uiul Northern Tvxas points. No change of .an between New Orleans and destination. Wlatlat reoiiiiliiK chair I ears New Orleans to 1'onlson, via Houston. Iloarne, Corslcana und I HIi'TIoho Thl? is tho only line without J in omnibus t ra nnfer unit only one chungu 1 1. 1 earn i '? Texan. The 1*. ?!.?<??> Tourist Sleeping Cars op"r- j uleit tliroiiKh North Carolina, South Car- I ? Una and OforKln everv Tuesday, Thuts- I dav .iti-l Saturday afford the traveling 1 public the lies', service mill no rhunge of j <ars t<? California points. Parties goltiK to Texas or California will commit their Interests by writing .Mr. I \N' . Jt. I'*agan. traveling passenger agent, i Soiit hern Pacific Company, No. to Kim- i ball Mouse. At'rnta. <5a.. before closing i MrraoK'^nienls for a western trip. A Weed Garoen. It is remarkable how many really ' beautiful flowers arc discarded be- j cau.su ordinarily they arc classed as j weeds. A woman who hud plenty of j land and/a Insle for experimenting; made a "weed garden" this year which ; Is a great success. Site doesn't know j the names of all the outcasts she lias; gathered in. but she noticed last year I all tit#* wild things that grew and How- j ered neglected by the wayside, and j transplanted t,hosc that appealed to ' her most strongly. "The mailt reason," she urges, "thai ' they attrael so little notice when grow- j ittg wild is that they are not massed , and arranged as we place cultivated Mowers to go; the bent effect. Now, I that is what I have done. A wild . Mower, or a weed, as it is scornfully! termed, thai is too fragile t<? bo ! t liotich; much of will make a delicate, j feathery mass which will be vastly ii?toiH'?*d when planus! together by the , score or more." J liven such a despised thing as tin? | common ragweed is worthy of admirn- I tioti if you happen to look at it aright, and it is finely effective us foliage for j cut Mowers. This weed gardener has provided for a succession of Idossoms from violets j ami tlandeliom to golden rod and late fall grasses, and nothing has repaid | ! flu* gardener's efforts with better re suits than these absolutely free ttu\f i efw UoHtun Herald. Sharp Ko!orl of Gus Thomas. Maurice Barrymorc's wit is far famed, but a neat little witticism at his | expense hitherto unrecorded, was Au gustus Thomas' laefmic criticism of ; one oi Barrymorc's plays, says the Now York "World." j The celebrated playwright had heen mercilessly picking Haws in the actor's drama tiuttl the good-natured "Barry" winced. "Oh, come. f?us!" he interrupted. "don't br^ quite so hard if it's not an | 'Alabama.' Just remember that I wrote , i? in a week. ' "Did you. Barry?" retorted ThomaSfi ; "Then >,m? must have loafed." I ? As the French government will j i not provide lodgings for any of the sov ! creigns who may >i?it the great exhi 1 hit ion of tooo, arrangements to thai < ttd arc being made by the representa tives of the various countries interest cd. It is not yet dclinitely known whether the Crar and Czarina will make the journey to Paris, but a house hat already l?een purchased for them in the Champ^Klysees. Cook county. (111.) Justice* of tfc? Peace talk of organizing. I* Blood D?#f. Clean blood nmOia d clean akin. No beauty without it. (ViCarfcts, C'ondy Cathiu tio (Jean your blood and keep it clcan, by i stiriihg up tho lazy liver and driving all un pur i tic? from tit?. body, ltcgiii today to hatimlt boil^, bloUhc*, black iuai Jo, and tUatuckly bilious complexion by taking CaacaretR,-- beauty for ten (tal*. All drug* g>4l?? fcatioUctiun KUcUanltcd, iOv, 2iKt iAK'< It Jh propoxod to fxpend $21,000,000 In 1 changing ?'i New York ruble to elet | trleity. \V h iitnl Tt'i IravKlIng mtltiiiioit In rach Soiith?fB um>'? i?!f> ami expeim Kiperlein e iu?i a>>?oluialy lie-'HViis r'ur |>itill<'UlH>it mlilniha i 'iooi.ivo ? or -*? (. o . Hetltoid 1 l?y, Va. i:tr< ( rkal power chi) be profitably trHnxmltted so miles ami utc-d as meant Is used. . pon't Tobacco Spit and Knelt* Your J/To Awij, To quit tobacco easily ntnl former, bo majf nctlc, full of life, nerve and viftor, take Nu 'io liao, tUo wonder-worker, that umkes weak mt n stroiij;. All dnurKtaWitOu or 11, Cure cuaran* ui.4 saaaplo free. AMrr** Sterling Koiucfly to, Chicago or New York. Tho Pyramids are to b?r ?de<-trlcally lighted by u 25,000 elect rh^il bytse power plant. j Attention It e tiled to ti>o v*?r.r*\iAti ni ;irti elea contained in <h?> premium li-d of the Con tliieutal Tobaceo <\>,'s a Ivn ilseinent of their Star Plug Tobacei/jlii another Column of this paper. It will pay to ?av? the ??fetar" tin lugs and so tako advantage of the l/o t li-t ever Inaued by tlioSta Tot-aeeo. While Now York Courts have ruled that automobiles nan enter Centrilt Park the Park Board' Insists that they Shall r><-? T? (>ui? Coiiatipution Forevar. Tako Cmcm eta I'auov Calliartlo. 10c or26o. UO.C. C. fail io cure, druKgibUi rtifund uiouoy. Jamaica, Ij La the crowded con dition of school buildings has forced the authorities to open a schoolroom temporarily l& a barn. $100 Ha%v<i?m1, 91 00, The renders of this paper will be pleaded to Itmrn that there is at lonat one dreaded di* ease that xoleaco had been able to cure in all ltn stages, aud that 1 Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia the only positive cure n<>w known to | tlieme'tioal fraternity. Calari h bel ntr a enn i stltutlonal diHeaxe. requires a constitutional treatment. Heirs Ciurrh CureU taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and imir , eoua surfaces of the system. thereby destro Inn the foundation or the disease, ahd glvlntr ; tho patient strength by building up the oon i eiltutlon and assisting uaturo In doing lt? w ork. The proprietor* have so much faith In Ita curative power n'hat they offer One Hhq. dred Dollar* for any oaso that it fall* to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address P. J. i 'iiR.NKY<fc Co., i oledo, O. Hold br l)ni?K'l^ts, 7/Sc. 1 Hab's ramlly i'llla ar<* the bevt. V itai.ity !ow, 'lobllltito l or exhausted cared. h\ l>r KllneN IuviuoratitiK I'onle Khuk $1 trial iiottle forS e oekn' treatment. Dr. Kline, 14>? Wl Arch St., Phi adolphlaj. Founded 1871. I am ? ntiruly cured of hemorrhage of luiign by PIso'h Cure for Consumption.- IjOoi^k J<iNi> man, llethany. Mo., January 8, 18D4. Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels ,T5BENtf.?wVECIS OUT Tw t GEMV/IHE. ? M*N'F D By (AL'lvRNIA |Tg Svi?vp(?. foa wit arr?n owtccft ppcc sc. nntfiint. A >T 14 >X l?? f*olllt ?to?l If you mention tills \\ litut writing i*?lv?i tincrn. So. 01 nnill A/i m??iTi?h?\k ii viii r? (i'lien Sir III W5 r II (I M K .? v.m.kkk.tT 4*1 W M fin |> h MKKKI.H' ..rilK'Ati'l. ? Ono of the most wonderful faring in the world is situated in Canada. Its peculiarity- lie* in the fact tliai- every '?Iftvn is worked by cli'driiyly. Two1 watVri'jdls within the hounds of the larmt. ymc <K) 'cct and ift) feet high, furnish the motive power, a central power lioum living erected near, and the current is transmitted by wires to every available tdace oil the farm. >v-? Cure* m Cmwli or Cold at once, Conquers Croup without fall. I* the bc#t for Bronchitis, (Irippe, lioaiKcno^. \Vh?x>ping-Cotiy1i. ?nu for the cure of Consumption. Mot hrr? pruiv it . i HxHOf ? prfwnbf W, Srnnll de*cs ; quick, sure results. : T? i Hromp?(?'? Eyi Watw ? I rr? : ; ! Acquainted With Bavid Haruw. > Rev. Dr. A. I-. Frisbie, of H.-s i Moines, la., was in Syracuse rccvntly, says the "Post Standard." Dr. Fri#bic* is an old Onondaga [ county, boy, hi> youth having been passed in Otiseo. He mentioned .read ing "David Ilarum" with keen enjoy ment, having had some acquaintance with the title character. 11 "When I was a student at Homer | Academy, a good many years ago, "/he said, "David Haritm kept a livcr}?>3ta ble, and I sometimes hired a horse and sleigh of him to take a girl to a pary. I did not then recognize Dave as a phijosopher ? i>erhaps he didn't himself ?but only as a sharp hand at a bargain. But a? he stands in Mr. Westcott's book he is a character unique iu litera ture and very interesting." ? Tlie Premier of New Zealand ha* ^pffcred to find cmpIoyntenLfor any man "in that territory who will bind himself CO marry inside of six month*. I ' Use It '?I tyvc used Avcr's Hair Vigor i\>t a great many years ana it Jug been very satisfactory to mc in every way, I have recommended it to a great many of my fricn<l3 &nd they have nil been perfectly satined with it." ? Mrs. A. Edwards, San Fran cisco, Cal., Feb. 9, 1899. Talk About It ? That's always the May with our Haif Vigor. When per sons use it they arc always so highly pleased with it that they tell their friends about it. If your hair js short, too thin, splits at the ends, is rough, or is falling out, our Hair Vigor will perfectly satisfy you. If your hair is just a little gray, or perfectly white, Ayer's Hair Vigor will bring back to it all the dark, rich color it had yeirs ind years ago, gjfijgjjfc Write the Doctor I f you (lo not obta in all tlio benrlti you desire from the use of tlio V Igor, write tho Doctor at>out it. Ho will toll you junt the rij?l)t thlnj; ti> do, and will fie. id you ItiH book ou tlio Hair und Hcalp if you request it. AddresB, l)r. J. C. Aykh, Lowell, Mawi CARTERS INK Is food for thought Every one to v ? know that the , , KEELEY CURE, f-or Drink, Dfiik ' nil I olxicco Addic tions J?. now ro-o.sK'ibll.ilied at Coluiti" hi?, S. C. Cult or NV ritf, THE KEELEV INSTITUTED rottJMBIA. s. c / I Med All CoKipelilion I itpoptlbi? parties. Clrjins or Pianos fi U;dl an;J pay ftviglit both ways if nut found at represented. OrtGANS ha. 0's?hs.? V\ nte f?r ial* lo^ue. 1 M. A. Mnlono, CoiUK.biSt S. C. B UY NOW AND _ ?o?x>? SAVE MONEY. Price* on Machinery itnd Uuppliea of evrtw, d?viuri| tioii arc advancing and now in t K| opportune tiui" to | ifti-o your <>rli<r. 9 "SEASONABLE" KuKinns and linllvia, Haw and (irM Mills, Hie? Holler*, drain lirllls, Wood Working Machinery. Write oh v\ h?tn in the market for f\uy thing in Our liuv. li will pay you. W. M. OIBHHS & CO., v Headquarters for .Uurhiuery and lllll HUUpJUfi. HOI (Ji rvttl* Kl,? %mr liiiloii Dcpult * - ^ 41 ( OI.( .Tllll li N. 1. 8 The fimith Pneuniatio .Suction Kle*R?lng. (Hunlng ?ud Pat-kin^ System is lh? HMiiplect and Most Efficient on the Markatx Forty flght Complete Outfit* la CaroJUnij Each One Giving abanlut? Hatfcfaotlo*. BOILERS AND ENGINES; Slide Valve, Automatic and Corliss, My Light and Heavy Log Iteam Saw UC> Cannot be equalled fu lie*lgii, Lftlcieney or Prise by any Dealer or Manufacturer la U?? Bouth Writ? for Prke? and C'ataiocu?*. V. C. BADHAM & CO., \ili Al?? SC. COLUMBIA* - ? S. C. SAVE OX A D TIN YOUR W 9 Mil TAGS i\ "Star" tin tags (iihowiug small stars printed on under tide of tag), " Horse Shoo," "J. T. " Good TjUek," "CroaaTiow," and " Drumtnotid " Natural l<eaf Tin Tags are of equal value in securing presents mentioned below, and may be assorted. Kvery man, woman and child can find something on the liat that tlipy would like to have, aud. can havo ?" IF" JES JES Z TAOS*. | 1 Match Ui-* to 2 Kll'fP, our hla'le. ?f"?'l ?I???>1 2d j R RciMnw, 4^ illi'ln* 86 ? 4 l.'liild'* Set. Knife. Fork and S|?>on 2> o Suit mill l'?|>|>er Set, uii? n.v:h, rjuail j ruplo plate oil white metal W? ?i Kreneh Hriur Wm?l I'ipe 26 i 7 Razor, liullutf ground, lino Kn^llvli nlo?l M . fe llutter Knife. triplo plate, l?e*t finality.* *. ?o j 9 Su?ar Shell. trn>Io plate, best f|U*l. . ??" ; 10 Hianip lip*, tderllliK ?ilvw 70 ; 11 Knife, ''Kran Kuttor." two blades.. 'f> 13 IJntrher Knife, "Keen Kittter," fc-ii? j blade 7ft I 13 shears, "Keen KtlMwr." Mneu 7ft ] 14 Nnt Met. Ciacker ana ti I'loks, M1vc:' pluted *0 15 1I?k? llall, "A&ini'iiiiUiu," qiial. IV ] 16 Alarin f 'look, nickel.. 15") < 17 81* Oejuiine iiogors' Teaspoons, lw>*( j ? luti*) kixmIs I oil j 11 Wi'ch, ni< kel. stein wind and set . . -0>l lit Carvers, good steel, buckborn handles . .-. 2tM ] 20 Six Genuine llorer*' T?t>l* W|h>oi.h, best plarpft jjonrts.. , SoO i VI HI* ea?h. Knives and Forks, btiek- | horn hAmiles 2Wt S3 SI* each. Oenulnn Holders' Knives and Kurks, best plated good* IWO TAOB. 23 Clock, K-day. Calendar, Tli<>riuom | vUtr, llarotim'or 6**0 24 (inn enso, leather, n<> Iwlter Ilisde. 600 2ft Hevtdvrr. Jill'iliwtlc, duiltilo aotlon, 32 i>r 3Hc*lHH?r <wo 'X Tool Sot, nut jilny tilings, but rMl tn<?N 650 '27 'J'oilot Set ilec-oraled porcelain, very hnudHoim> 9iN KaiulliKtoii lliflo Nn.4, 9iur 3)''aI . WW 211 Wntch, 8t*rliiin silver, full jnwoloil 1000 80 Itress Suit Onwt, leather, handsome ami iturnblo 1000 III Ht-wluu Machine, first claw. with nil attachment* 1MW ~3 Rxviilver, Colt's, M-callber, blued stool 1500 3.1 Ktfle. Coif a, l?-shot, 83-mlPwr 1500 84 (iuifar (Washburn), rosewood, In luul MOO as Mandolin, very handsome 200* 30 WinrhiwlHr ItepoatlnK Shot (inn, 12 j;ati?<o 3000 j 37 Koniiuuton, donble-hirrel, hero | uierHliot Oun, lour 12 gauge 8000 ' AH liicvdo, j.taudttrJ make, ladle* or | Rent* 8M? 1 .19 Bhot Oun, Kemlngton, double bar rel. linminerlees .,3000 40 lWMna Music Box, 16.V Inch Dlao..MW0 THE ABOVE OFFER EXPIRES NOVEMBER 30th. 1900. Qnorial Nntinn f Plain "Hti?r " Tin Tnpi rth?t In, Ht*r tin t??* with no ?nvll 0|>Dl/lal ?1UIII.U . |,riul?? i mi under Htrtn i.f t km ), nre not t/ixvl f->r lirr- ?rnt*. i . BBSS lint will Im* | -A lit lor in CASH on the basts of t weuty ?'??its p?r hundred, If rm't'lviHl l?v wmm ??r Iwfor" Mn-nh 1st. l?*i. (V~|IKAU iS iMI\l> Ihut u (lliav'H Worth of STAR PLUG TOBACCO will limt longer ? ml niton! m ire iilrimur* ttinn K iIImpV ]^irtb el ?ny other brand. MAKE T ME TEST! Send tags to 4:?\ ri\CNTAL TOIMCCO CO., St. Louis, Mo. rnn c 1 1 f .~?,oo<m>o6 hakdy rllK SM r??'KS.AlK.OI?OWN 1 \JI\ CABBA<1H PLANTS! Follow In it Varieties: HENDERSON SlTr rKSPION, EARLY SPRING, LARGE TYPE W A K EKI EL l>. Kx ? A RL V J ERS EY W A K E KIELlV*iMN'l*H HAl.r?HKAlVMl'OU8TA EARLY TRl'CKKH Pl?n?a grown in tlm opon air, And will withnUml uxtrerno ?v>l?l weather without Injury. l'rlo*|l.lUf>r lOOH. VW> to 1(1 WH) li s:. |)**r JUJH, HUM! *11.1 orrr fl.lir par 1()0U. Xouil nil oriler- to Win. C.flKRATY, ci'fii'cilif ot GKItAiY ?i:d TOWLBS, YOUNG'S I*LaNi\ S. c. CONSTIPATION "I have son* 14 day* at a tin* vNkrat m ?*uwt ?# Mm not Mas ?U? to diuT9 ib?a?4)c*pt by ailof hot water MtMCoM. Chronic con?if?aiton for mm yean pluai mm la ibl* terrible condition; durlo# that tla* I AM ery thin* 1 heard of but M??r found aay relief; ?m> hi my caso until 1 bos an ualoc CABCAAITH I ik>w bavo t rum one to three paaaacea a da jl and if I was rlcb I would glv? ?W0U) for aaeh itfteiaati It iitucha relief." ayukk L. Uomt, CANDY CATHARTIC H AVE YOU A HOME? ir no, you want n UAHLAHi ft TO VIC to you happy. \ If thi-T ?ro uot ? Id ujr y or leadiffT TriricVnol: Writ* to ~ SHEPHERD SUPPLY CO., < If AKI.KNTON, ft, V..% - STATE AGENTS FOR - ALSO lWAffoV ACTUM BBS OF BALVAmtED CORMIClS, ETC, C A \TC M,LL5' LAiNt^gf^; ENCWES, BOILERS Alffl SAW IHJA AMD nr.l'AIKN>(HC>A?t. .. Brittle Twln?, Babbit, ffawr Trttk mm! V?m. Shafting, I'aiUyo, HaIUdc, Igjuttt, ri|M?i ValfM m<) ritHniA LOMBARD IRON WORKS & SUPPLY GO AOaVRTA. OA.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 22, 1899, Image 4