The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 05, 1900, Image 4
iE SERMON
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ORBAT/dIVINR'S uloqueni
mfclr ?IE55A0I3.
of CJ?rUt-?5hr*?1ow? and
Jtf fU * on Tl??t I-ovrly llml? Tim
:n,JSr tlia Incarnation Tol?l In a
>AVay*W?a? of (li?
; fP^prrlKhi, f/OUN iffopvoh,
VAaHi^JTOK, D. 0.? Tlin story; of thaln.
l? hv?taM by Dr. 'V'tlmicr* l? a
%n?l jtradtloul vi?? la maito of
mot* of festivity: text, Matthew, I.,
>.?)! the *r??nor?it loos froln Abraham
>14 ?re fourteen tfanoratlon*, a fi <1
fSvId until the carrying a way Int
are fonrtecm Konnratlon*, an
f^Ttryfnst nwaylnto Hn^vionun
i.*ru foartaon RAuerntlon*."
|ftf? whftt many eojaniiler the
M>?t unlmoortaut ehaptoc of tfi?? N<>w
i?mt I tuko my text it nil UnJ It mil
U, ^gtarttlnK ami etnrnaf intori
sliaftt^r la fho front tlo >r of tho
ttotanient, through vrhloh all tlio
>r* of evnnKollMii ?tn<l jk?DoHtoll(*lty
\w% Th reft time* fonrtoon KAn'irHtl >n??
|t>ok?rt of In , in y l??*t? that t?. f^rl >*
jp^neratloin? -ronoiilntr down to OhrUt.
?*il J?a4 r?bUlv>n to llitn, un<l at Ui*?t
?fo generations n*<tt Hjfuot qt. If
re good, wo fool Ui^xsuU <>f iim
M. If tbov woro Ww. rvo fool t!i*
ulno?*. if Hoino worn
A- J cHttrj ?*Vlntor.
El. *?"
oO
ftth
^J|torty.t,wo k
JHplttflu^nOA at ittitov
M> to f.OIHO, If I1'' W'Jl
jKTtiiivX yokti. H>,\o \ h > ?. t!i'
*W9jr#lranortnrit llio nr.,v <
? I \tfOpcna to HO no of
tlio Cliryttiv or/i'lio of
nunsmno J|iot4 our';!*
' ?traw. NoH'o aqfl
"**fnnt*A t'v
-IfflfMI f<t |
m
M:> but ...
iapr 'iiitrOBt nuu
\llabolioAm and ????
-- h,J l1'"1
m?n wny Imvn k"> - ?
? Ono of t !??? mo*t cofuc' -r i'
knew was t In* hon of n rnun
df*il n b!ft?pij?ini'r. In t'i"
?^LjiresnivA Afthoho ?:n o.om"'
rrt *rcj ' ?? I nvi-l Rlorlom < '
<*ouniKOint*fit for t ? i ^
, (iorty-two Bonoratl'jn-t t1
.however ctono l? v or
?om? instance of p-r
niirt corrupt nno^fetry.
To ray ftmaaom' i.t.
of AustmUa to ?whin'
on? W?r? transport
tho pcrc?nt:?R'> of
lhoso pnrtfl or An-*
l?jr
houont men ,ii
-*?Ho n ro now on j
itnrt In hk?lf
- ?ocl i)
vo '
t* <{*
etnaeoled by ? urgf
Instance, an <S
qnallfk.&iiON is required
j Massachusetts, CO uecj-i _ . xl.
Giirollbn, MUfiis.sippi, Lou", , _
'otorado und Wyoming, w Ii i * IV
'TOtnt at coriafn tuxes is rc%^^tvv"-4!
nil! i ' n1^
1 1 I II^Ml !??? I mSTjB
.-ft**
m
AbraTiatiPIo Ohrlnt and the onOTsP"
beginning with Josoph and reaching :t ,o<
~,to the Garffiui of K.lnii ? with thu sublime
ftatemont "which was tho (ion of A lft-t:.
which wnsthe Hon of <lod." I uhnrco you
to this duty of keoping tho family record
the forty-two (feneration* wihlch nt <
A!t<i..tho fortytwa generations whbil? :
fiF? to PO..!"1. It is it good thing ? tin* kow |
liuhlt abroad of needing for miio's podlgre?. J
Another shadow on the < Mirlst lo orndl? [
wn? that It Mtooil under a depraved king.
Herod wax at that time ruler and tlio com
pletO Impersonation Of all depravities. I( i
. " -?* an tinravornblo time for 1nno.?i'tu'o to !
? Itood treilnviit. So <lark waslho 1
. Wdropplng on llio cranio from that i
0118 throne that tho pennant mother
k ?ivi T1 TT tlPr bnfe mit of it and make ;
* oOl UHoijtiftit;-- -|)r?j?rfi hni.Urt of thoxu la j
n# u- JLTv.Branpt to be eoplod by subject", i
;l,i. P tbe Immoral* of tlm Herodlc :
of I ho Immoral* of a nut Ion.
?plo of
WlFC
.? a malaria of nit; l.i ti n air when I
,.12 ('hrlnt lliHt l>ri at it . i i>ioke?t !
*$rifcoul<l no! keen t!io H'?l>o warm wlmu j
* ?' t wintry month with Ills mother lie ?
v-w" ju rtiKitivo.
~rlauH any that it was at a time of i
lOih Christ was born, hut II in birth j
k an antagonism of which the ltetli- |
V?9?aorft wafconlya feeble ex pr^s*
'ir Of the mightiest nation of the
flhrtbl. jued agulnM ths? cr.idie! Tint In- j
ffiucn&.U&hnt Pf.mo forth that nlrfht froat
t lT?af iarfounding of oiim^h an I < fi.-t* j ? and |
oxen rtifellcngod tli?> inlqult les of all t ho
. ??~ttptarlei? . atnl will not ot-.tnn until It int* '
Goat royed thom. What a pronunelamento
WCltt forth fiom tliat black an i barbarian
t.rone, practically Having, "Slay ail t!i?
babe# under two yarn of n^e, and that .
Wide ninugliter will surely in. -in 1 \ th->
?- death of the one chill that jno-t threatens
my dominion." Awful time It was fort!;??
0000 pant oi thnt era-lit*! If H .? t scape ttn<
\ knife of tho assassin, th?n the wild
'l paw or tho bandit's clutch or the ml Inlght
j ob HI between Bethlohom >>f Judavt an I
i flalro, Euypl. will *t>otir?? Ills ilcstrnctlon.
All tho po*woi*rt of oarth an>! all titc <bunons
of hell hotnhardxil t lint or<i<!l?*.
"Aoothwr shadow ui?on tliat < '.'?'rl -.t t .*
cradle was tho obscurity of thn pla'*n of ,
birth. liuthlehoin was an obsciiro viilat" ?.
DuWd, thu Phrtph?r-I boy, ba<l b?(>n born
there, but aftnr ho buoaoao K??n?ral at. I
ho KI\\? It no fli^nl IP'anc^, i think
ijrer mentioning it bufto ask for n >1rtntc -
er oot of the old well to which ha
jo In ehlblitood ? tl\n TlllnRo so
?m?tH e^4 uuliuportaut that it had to bo
tn mind from^noth?>r U^thicliam
ntr. and lo was oallod It >t hl??!n,m
Tb??ro wan u Krcat capit ti ?/
m; Ibwro w?tr? tho llftoon boauti
on the boHch of <irUllo?, any < f
(food place to be born In; f.ci > ;
wtM|(I(At towns famoitf at that time, lint
tbvomttvlty W? to-dav C-I^brato was in a
*^1If?MVD1eb UhrUt lutlmatod ha 1 been
?altM by Bome "tho least nmoait it)"
piiBOM of Joda." Chrlut Himself was to
nak* the town famous for all time and all
?caralty. "
0 ?mi and women of M?*p.?lanl<^ oppnr
tqottj, why do you not make the plnce of
yawitiTity memorable tot your phllau
* ? the churches you build, tho
you open, tne colleges you
Oo b-.elc to tbe village whore you
ms Geofge Pea body went bneit
and with your woAlth
orbooa where In childhood
ear l^r Where yon r father
sleep tho last deep. Tliero aro
saeb vlllagea tn America being
remembered by pfroaperou* man
or h(Hp?tlln liielr laet will and
iMHTlhera aro a hundred neigh
wUUog lor i?cU_bonedlctlou
jaattuch
quit to
Uie |4alnrNl"o
?g out tbe old anthem 1
OkiM, bora la an'
?o Widely kaowu by
ehartty thai
? of Bet b la
; Igarfaede aid
IWkto bouaaa
? B
x 3i
pot tAK?d than they do now The effort of
most people nlwaye- Im* he.cn to osonro
taxation. lJoalde* t hat, two humble
folk had nothing to ti\x. The man'# tur
ban that protooted Ul? imad from tho huh
was not worth taxing; the wo ma n'<i sandals
which kepi ho** f not fr ?rn b?|m< cut by tho
||mo?totie TCn-k, of which llothlohem u
mostly tn?<lo up, woro not worth Inxliiif.
ti'H hiot U that a proclamation hud
poou mado by tho einp?ror lltai all thn peo*
Jlo lodwoan Groat iirltaln aud I'artblH and
f those laml* Inoludod should go to <0100
nf?Toi??t??.i i>Ihuo aud til va their nnn)o? In,
berojl*terod ftn Iwmouuce thulr loyalty lo
tho UYtii u? eu) |i ror.
They had walks) eighty mll<?s nror a
fough roftd to givo tholf nam?? and tiko
ho oath of nllojilaiioo, Wuul I wo walk
?i tr h t v miles to aaootiU'H) our nllotflanto to
our king, uud J08U*? (Jinuir Augustus ?
Wanted to know hy tho record ouvviih*!? '
that tuau an 1 t!?at woman wr<>VR*\!i'*ir j
names <>r hud the n wntton, just now man y j
pnoplo In h I h umpire ho oould depend on In ?
Qase of oslgoony. llow many tu would I
unnheatho sword for thn Roman ea^h* and
how many woman coub^ bo depondo I on to
tftltu oure of tho woun In 1 on l?utt l?v'l ?*ld- ?
Tin* trouble l? thv In t *1 ?> klngdoH of
Ofirlit wn do not know h'^vr many can bo
dopondud on. Thorn nro no many in?/iand
woman who niver glvo In thnlr names,
They servo tho Lord on tho sly. They do
not announce their atbiglenoo to tho kln^
who, la the baitlm to iiomn, wl'l want
all llln troop*. In all our ehuroliwn !
tharo airt ho many half an I half dltml- 1
plos, no mans' ono-lhird espouser*.
J hoy rnther think tho fliblo In true, at any 1
rate parti of it, and th?y bono that some
how Christianity will Wlsontltruli tbft na- I
tlonn. Tlmy stay uwiy from ohnroli on 1
oomm union days and hope whon they have
lived an long on tlmy fan In this w rid they j
can uomohow *n?>ak Into heaven. Oh, kivo
Iii your numvHl Hn registered ou Iheohnroh
record down here ami In tho fjiunW^ Hook (
of Life up there. I<mI all thn world know ;
tor hero you aland, If you hnvo to go il# far
Ka Joseph and Maty walked, If you hnvo to ?
eighty mlliM baforo you llnd Ju?t tho
''wilt form of worship and Just tho right
her aloam of fliinfeMno striking
U I ho sluulowa abovo tlint Chrlstl..*.
th?) fii <t of n uptji'likl tllviiio
?u. lli*r<> I win ilxtvr MtliHvi u|i')i?
?lo>?t rucst ton. Tlio monitor put
l.to?t'tln;r In fllr ituurmn for tlio
|t. liiut yo'liix II fo jn^t Hturtoil,
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IV Wh , nini ii,. j'tiiil/si i. "oif'r? mi'l aurix fast
"itrfvon, v?t mmiimIiow u?'t tlirouifli,
hlly boyx of lil^'i fplrlt aint tluil nrn K"'11^
l<> ii mount lo iniH'h? I nccoiiut for tliolr
coming t hroiigh oil right, wit li only a row
Wounds <i it>l bruises, by t no fact that tliey
nr<' < 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 ? I v protected. All your charges
or "Don't do thlft" nuil "Don't do that"
<inil "Don't go thorn" neon to amount to
nothing. They nro tho same reekle4? oroa.
turcs about whom you ar*> coi.rtmitly an x ?
Iouh and wondering what Is the matter
now. Dlvin'-iy protactedl
Ano! Ifor glomn of light, scattering some
or tlio gloom ol that Christie pillow in
llot hlohem , was the fiiot that It was I ho
starting place of t h?? most wonderful of all
oaroorH. I, oolclng at Chrlnt's life from
mere worldly standpoints It was amazing
lioyoml all capacity of pen or tongue or
can vim to express. Without taking a year's
curriculum in any college or oven a day at
liny school, yet Haying I til m if m that the
uiliihfloKt Intellects or ?u bsoquont days
have quoted ai d t rlod to expotindl Great
lllorary works Iihvo for the most part boon
t ho rVsult of much olahorat ton. I'M mil n I
llurko rewrote the conclusion of his spnoch
against Wnrrwu Hastings tdxtoon times.
Lor I brougham rewrote hi* speech In be
half of Quoea Caroline twenty tlmee, but
t ho sortnou on the mount deemed extein
porunuou*. Christ was eloquent without
ovor having studied one of the laws of ora
tory. Do was the greatest orator that ever
1 1 veil. It was not an eloquence Demos,
thonio or Cteeroulo or llko that of Joan
Haptlste Mnsslllou or like that which Will
lam Wirt, himself it great orator, was over
come with lu lotf cabin mt'0tlug bouse of
Virginia, when the blind preaolior cried
out in his Hormon, ".Socrates died like a
philosopher, but J??us Christ dloi )iko a
<iod."
Hut we must not only look at Him from a
worldly standpoint, llow lie smote whirl
wind* Info silence, and made the whvos of
t'i" sea lie down, and opened the doors of
lii; >t Into the midnight of those who had
bo. <n born blind, and turned <ieitf cars Into
galleries of music, and with one toucll
made tlio scabs of Inourablo leprosy fall
olT, and renewed healthy circulation
t!iioui>h severest pnraly^ln, and made thu
d"ad i^'irl waken and ask for her mother,
and at His cruclllxlon pulled do?vtt~the
cloud-, until at 12 o'clock at uooutt was us
dark it s at 12 o'clock at uigiit, and starting
nn Influence that trill go on until the ia-t
d"-ort a III prow ros?? and the last weak
lun*; n.ako full Inhalation, and the last
case of parosH take healthful brain, and
!t><> lust illness become rubicund of chock
mid robust of client and bounding of foot,
.*??: ! the last pauper will get Ills palace,
and the In-t sinner takon Into the warm
I-. .-.m of a pardoning Oo<1| W!icro did all
tlrs atnrt? in that cradle with sounds of
Mealing shcc.p and hallowing cattle and
amid rouiih Fmntoring of herdsmen and
cHiiiit! driver'. What* low place to > tart
lor w i j c 1 1 Kroat heights! O nrtist*, turn
vo.ir camera obscuin on tlmt village of
lt??t lilolu-mt Talcs It all in ? th?> wintry skle*
Poverlng, the llooks fchlwriog In tho chill
air. Muty tbu palo mothor, and Jesus the
Child.
A Question To Orthography.
Pi) I'ont Sylo writes dramatic criti
cisms for tho Examiner and operates
nt lUirkoiryjj, n professor. \ In the for
mer cgpn^lty hi* imposing; !n tbe
latter sometimes disconcerting. IIols
noised by menthh-s or t?(h clans of
being oyuh-nl to the verge of Insult
ing. An Alemeda member a
story of how ho was covie up with,
however. In calling up a student ho
look occasion to ijulzz her as to her
[.nam*. "Doe* rt-r-e-e-n-e spelftjireeuo dr
greeny?'' ho Inquired, pausing to look
About to catch the effect of. hit wtt.
Quick as a flash the young I adj con
cerned responded, "lx*n 8-y-l-e spell
8yl(? ot silly ?" and she had not time to
mum for the effect. Th$ ~|N Uftuuj^
[HoodC for . moment, imaOf
?_L_ ??d mm MIm
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[RAPHAEL SEMMES.
^ ?
liill Arp Ifas Bceit Reading "Scrvice
A f loaf."
Ill: WAS \m MUCH INTERESTED.
? ? ? . - -
liill SVrUos Aliiiul the Confederate
Admiral am! Mis Work During the I
Civil War.
? ?
If I could . tii.lv two bjcKj to j
leave rr- i h-rac/ f iny children t< i j
ieitn il>? trim lu tuiv of our ci\ll war. j
l:.< <?.' li'ii'M unJ i? i-. i t*5. 1 would ttUe j
that of < J rr>jr -- for the land and ,
Sf which f >r the *? In a foi'fimr ^
letter I vv.ih ploa ed to give 5 li?? flrst |
my hearty coium* mint I >n and now j
wince I lit vi' Just concluded the peru- |
nitl of "Service Afloat," t?v Adiu1r.il i
HrMiiiii's. I must .-av I la- author far ex- j
c.'O'i '><) my ?- x |i.?? o?i i.ww. la staioaroin
fill In a 'i i st', I, and x* i i ? .-* ? ti v?* narrative
of iIm- wonderful work of th? Sumter i
m l A In ban j as confederate ei ma ob on j
tho h'ilh uc,'< *. The truth Is that the r .
wo, !i of e^turc ami devt rip-t ion %s IC* i
no remote from us and so fi'W Wii
ihhs.'s to It with no telegraph. no .
pii.-n dispatches that our people al- ;
inont forgot where they wer* or what ;
they w< re doiip*. Only at long In- j
tervalu did any news <f them come t > ;
mi and even that news eamo from tho j
north and was partially nmotherod i
ami always fcmirohed with triallgnlty
1 hn admiral wan a scholar, a law- (
yer, an editor and a profound states- \
man. Hi* style hi clear and das?!e
and hlH hi- lory show? him to have |
heen a Ktmlent of tho science of go\ - I
eminent and the formation of our n.i- j
tlmial COmp iet Ills utterances are
fearless Mul convincing and hia nar ;
rati vo rf&da like a romance. This
work contain* biographical sketch
of the mail and 1 had to turn to Ap- j
pp ton's American biography to And <
>nt who he wan and what he was do- ;
Ing before tho war. Applr.tnn is al
way* hist to {southern men, whether
r 1 1 ? ? y ho .'.talesmen or heroes. In mfi.it
f>f the northern cyclopedias of bio- j
Kraphy you will ti nd no mention of j
tjordon, t'ol(|'iii t . iiirtow, I'at Clf>
hern or of scores ? f ur n whom our !
poople delight t < > honor, hut 1 nxthy
sketches of every s.u ill republican
member of Oung res and the pedigree
of every rne<? horse that over necamo
fitmouw. Applcfou his h-fl out the
horses and put In all our famous men.
Apph.-ton leli? us that Raphael
Kciiuneu was born in M irvland In
liio'j; was Miit to the naval academy
In lS'L't;; commissioned a lieutenant in
1 S 2 : studied law two yr irs and then
-returned to sea kci'vIjC and emi-ed
around the world. When tho war
JTlth Mexico wait declared he was
ruade flag lieutenant of tho adminl's
jublfi and placeil In charge <>f the na
^Hp|)atterl?s in the .sicgo of Vera
?itz? -the admiral leaning upon him
^Plre Just as Dewey leined upon Tom
^ruinby at Manila. When s^cessl m
came lie promptly reigned his com
mission as commandant <;f the light
Jioiise bureau ami tendered h!a se'r
vei s to the eontteh'iMcv. The Sunitor,
I in n lil port al ;> w Orhv.ns, was Die
only vessel at all snitabb* for his pur
f>i use. It rcipiifL'd months to put her
In warlike condition, but as lie says
'I liked Iter metier::! appe:ir nice. 1 1 1 ? r
I iivs wrii' ea-v ?':d prataiful and site
had a saucy air about her th.tt Keem
fd to be longim; for a fn^it." What, a i
woiiderrul eii'-er was in v!iu-<1 JtU" that .
? dd patched ui> vrsi 1 Si mnies sti.ui
oi g i ul/.'^l her otliceis and crew and
nnr, own John M'dnto^h Ki ll was his
linn lieutenant. The admlrnl always
inenjioiii*. him wllh affce.'lmi and high
regard "m\ ever trusted friend," "my
brave, pitrlotie ami reliable tlrst lieu
tenant," "always ready. alwa.VH tru "."
And he Pt : 1 ! liv**? an ornament to (le..jr
<ln and tin' South -the last of the old
Romans. What iiu-morie* lie mutt
have c>f those trxing scenes of which
lie wan n put. Juat think of it. The
Sumter capture,! -cventeen ships with
in six months and d int millions of dol
Invs dan'TKO to Northern commerce
ami paralyzed her trade. Six of her
best sbi|.v of war were constantly in
pursuit of her. Her oflieers and cre.w
were 4>rt>. 1 titm tl a.s pirates and 1 trge
vnvard.-. ottered for them.
"l'"riendp, yonnj; men of tho South,
cot these booki' and peruf-e (hem slow
ly. en reiully it nd they will make fast
your Southern pat ri >t !<? *n ami till your
liosoni:? with a fre.sh ;< 1 < i w of .Southern
prh|r>? tiifv con* Jin thoughts thnt
!)r< :? t ho ami words lhr?t bum. .Vim
j may ha\ o already r< .ul some so-called
bo.iks of So'itmr.s. l'nt li?? declares in
this volume that ho did no! write thoio
md they were K't up only for .sale and
are miserable abortion -. TMs hank ..i
pill dished by .1 . 1'. Konnedy. in New
York. I do not know the price, but
that docs net matter, buy it and read
it If \ on bi-j'.iii.e \ uii will purely
contijine. for \t iryntt n-'ver wrote
more ?'barminnh in his romanc * of
r tlm scat}. S^r.n removed to Mob'lo.
Ala., away back in I'm 3^'s, and ever
afterwards claimed that ^tate as his
adopu ii met her I named his second
cruiser for her. lit* io^t his vessel' in
the fl>;ht with the l\ca'' ?r.<To, for he
did not know thit ia??t vpvi | was eas
ed In ft conco.il??d armor plat \ while
hirt own V.:>s but wool. i>.;t. was .1
yankee trick. Jm-? before he snrr. n
dered he thr? \v his MVtvd h'ofh in the
nir nnrl It t'. H deep Jjwn !:? the sea.
! where Jt^ -til! remain-.
Hut the"^?i was t ten about over and
| the Alabama could n.t have douii
? much mor? daiuugu. months afiT
. ?nd Johnston's fstr.ri-nd r S'tnrn--,
was arrested in Mobile .and Imprisoned
; charged with piracy, but he w.u never
? tried for LUe saoio ?e;isc;n t lia t JefTi r
] son Davis wa? n?ver tried. Andrew
, Johnson then jeleuscd him and hn
, published a paper in Mobile until 1^77,
j when he peacefully died.
Well, our family frolic is o\cr. The
show of it and the pleasant hilarity
of the occasion with all th"> delightful
surprises and rejoicings passed away
moet happily, but th<? swret porfuroe of
iovo and affection that Chrtottr.aa
brought with it remains with ua still.
We had nineteen of the family with us
?? f>?# table. hut the bovs wer? all ab
sent and all w? could do was to nil our
glasses with water and In alienee drink
to their health ?B< happiness from
New Vork to Mexico. They sent ua
[Wtod, lorlnc letleraand telegram* that
[ ^are ne cmnfort and they promise ua
their presence at tho next Christmas
ntharlfli. May we ail he h?r? In life
troor yrafer.t-BHl.Arp, In
COMPNIOS LOSI: MONEY.
South Caroilui 1? Hard on thn I ndcr* :
writers.
Tho rtrc insurance cf?(.op antes of t h ?? j
Stato ?!o rot neejn (a havo a picnic of
It thin year. Th?r? uro about thirty*
eight inxuranco companies <i<>lug but>i
ne#a in this .itnte, and out ot thin num
ber but two Aucoeodod Jn paying ex
pense* 1.1st- yCfol'. J ItO-JO cOmpfUlfffl
havo, l herefore, been doing biulnesa
at ft I ohm, which in .some instances '..s |
great. 'J' ho Hartford (lio Insurance J
company, wiiii 1) s in thin Statu p s
Jbly a larger busnois llun arty other
, lcibl heavily la.it jeir, re
eel ving in premium# ?H! ?;k>, and pay*
iio; out Iohhi .5 ot $31 .',ur, ; tho Liverpool,
Loudon and filobo premium* of $03.
against Ins cs of th<> i'?!e
tino Kir<\ prcm ui)!y, los.oa paid,
hun lnstii'-ino- compviy'e pre
miums, loKflcs paid, |I<5,03X.
Thin Is about liko they all run. IVorn J
tho amount <<n 1 ? r??? 1 bore as premiums j
83 per cent. must bo deduced for ex
ponsos of miint.ilniug their agoncios
In this Ktsto which do not siiaro in
their ln.es. Mr. Chase said (hit dur
ing tha luht six m- oigitt years tho In
surance: companies represented here
hav* paid <iui ton dollars to every ono
received, and tho same is true of or her
places. Tills has been u fkartlculaiiy
hard year on insurance compinles,
la rgo conflagrations having been re- ?
porti d from all parts of tho country |
N . w Companies. j
The secretary of Ktatw Issued final
coinmisHlons and carters of tho your I
Thorn wire so\<rnl <<f th-ln. j
A eommlfl.viou was issued to "Th" San
itarium" of (Jrepnville. of which TUom
ii.s T. Mario, J. Q. lOaiio, and ('. il. j
Karlo are tho Incorporator. Tho cap- J
Ital stock la lo bo $10,000, and tho pur
pose 1m to Oht iblish and maintain a s.ui
Itarium in ttie Mountain City.
A commission was also issued t<? tho
1'c-reivnl Manufacturing Company, of
Charleston, tho corporators being Kd.
\Y . l'erclval, Otis C. Hcokman and .
John h. Capelnian. Tho capital stock. !
is t?? bo IK, ('00.
A charter was gran tod tho D!U'?n
Supply Company of Dillon, with a eapr
Stal stock ?>f $.">,000. '! ho oilicers aro-.
I). M Carmichael, president; J. H. ?
Regan, vice president ; and 11. B. Ivey, j
secretary and treasurer.
The Conwav Bargain House of Con
way, got a commission, thf corpora
toss being John A. M.'Dermott, Austin
C. Thompson and K Van Dusenbury,
Tho capital stock In to he $3,000.
Hot Supper and Coffins. j
Anderson. '"Sp^cii!. ? Anotfier negro
h- t tiupper and another negro hilling. I
Waytnon Jon< s wis shr: t and lCllo.l by !
.li'.k lil.mdon while at .i fro'i"; g i v <"fn ,
l>v Uu-i \VrU;<<;r at bU ho.uo oa th> ;
plantation cf Mr. <!. N. P.:o>!e3 iJi iii" i
Fork township, :ib :m! ?t miles \vc4 of j
this city. The ve-rdi/!. of the coroner'.-* I
jury was tint W.iy aio.'i .Jf.nrs c.imo to j
ills d"ath from gan shot wounds by
th-o hands of Jack ltland >n. Jack lti.in- i
don was forthwith broucht to Andcr- I
:von and lolgrd in J.iil to await trial. J
lirl fs
In attempting to jump from a mov
ing train tho other night, Mr. John
L. Smith, of MulliiiK, fi ll and fractur
ed his cheekbone. His escapo from
death was almost miraculous, ixa his
head r,truek the i iiil of a tic almost un
der tho wheels of tho car.
Tho boude 1 indebtedness <?:' Grecn
v 1 1 to county Is $IGG,000. Of this
amount $85,000 rs in Air Lino bond-;, '
ItO.'OO in Greenville and Laurens rail- '
ro.ui bonds and $;v2,000 in a rccont is
i kik? of ixuuds for past imlebiOlncss.
Governor M'>Sw<eney has offered a j
! reward r.f $100 for tho arrest. of the'
persons who 1 turned tho house of Mrs. !
M- A. George, in Lexington, county. |
j
I 1 ho South Carolina College In-1 g ot- !
i ten out n?d distributed a very neat j
j calendar for 1900. Th> calendir
shows a very pood half-tone picture of |
j UoSaus.Mire Colics* and of the libra.1/ j
building. A f?*v.- vital points relative
? to tho cost, courses and history of tii" j
! college are given. The calendar in ad
i Jition to Ik in.:; useful is ?j u i f<? cr.n- ,
mental. Thoye who wish copies might
; write to President F. C. Wooilward, at i
Columbia. j
! The State printer Is now working on j
! th?? annual reports of the railroad ]
j commission, the State historian and I
, the Attorney General.
) The municipal authorities of Cheraw '
In re miiilo a report r.o the Secretary of '
i St.ato concerning t.!io election held rs- I
| ? I
litivo to the extension of the corporate
limits of tlu> municipality.
J Kmperor l Ya?i is Joseph appcintol J
[ l'rince Henry of-I'ru^sia an admiral in f
j tho A'.u^tr'an navy.
Lt Hung Chang's n*-w Viceroyalty i
: of China's two most pop'.ilars and ?
prc&perous commercial provinces givt&
i him power like that of the Viceroy o f
| India.
| Kiui has just celebrated In Paris
the fortieth anniversary of hrr debut
Manila, by Cable. ? 'The flr.?t move
ment of a general southern n/lvance
\ occurred Monday morning, when two
? battalions of tho Th'rty-n'.nth infantry
I landed and occupied Cabuy.ao. on thf
I south side of I/iguna do Bay. Two
Americans were killed and four were
wounded. Twenty-four of the enemy's
dead were found in one house. One
hundred and fifty prisoners and four
six-pounder rapid-lire guns were cap
tirred. ?
Trees to iwDzst
Atlanta, Gl^, ggguWK- Thirty thou
sand fruit treea, coapristttg the ami re
.crebanJa cf D. C^aud-O. M. Bacon. In
bUtefefiU county, vara burned Mon
[day, by order ofTOCT TO wnolupril
Scott, owlag to the ravage* of the San
Joae scale. In the Immediate neigh
borhood of DeWItt, Go., la the coun
Mee o f Irwin, fcerrfenf Worth and
MAtehtll, ara mora ?&?? 3W,<X? frutt
bearlng peach trees, and In JeeUce'e*
the owners pt neighboring orchards,
.. - ? ?*""? 1 aerrtee of the
destroyed. The
Offrrr t to T >acli Jssja Oav't.
.treble Ha# '.lett. r>uvis, who has been
prominently t>et?*o the music-loving
puhlia Rlnc-e < Jo* days of the Church
Choir Pinufoi i 'Company, hn* pman it
a practice u> i 4 end church eervleoa on
Huuduy \vh?*n? v;r po*slblW. rotated the
Saturday 1-n * Post. Once Fhe
went t?> a loo I revival meeting. Tho
uuiiic vtti* l?d *ty nu angular young
woman, astonls llriirly clod. and gli'tod
with oiw or the m^ht stridently dis
cordant volcen A3rn. Davis had over
heard. Her sln> t ill' was fo ha?l that It
lagclnatid her, *t>i l. nt /trthelcmi, It
aeemcd to delight ottio ?n the oongre
gallon.
Immediately a'.lyr tho se...ion an ol?|
man who *hart<| her pew snowed
great intttrrst lr< h-sr. and turned with
a *atislh'd fin lie upd paid:
"I knowed yt'H Ml'. once. You are >/nc
or them open/ eltlH e,rH that Rave '.hat
?.how last night lt? :h~o opery hou,4u? i
thought f-n Well, that girl th^t led
the bingtng*. ehe'w my d*it<v, and
hhe'M the bt-M all- rdmvl aing-yr |n tho
F la tit. And <?-<' ty. If you KnryW anyone
that wants music *leat*onad)f/?nd >m jn
Ii>t. ftho Rives voial anu peanny les
son. 'i for a .ooari'M' apiece. You don't
want to ?nkt? no la tsoos, Jo you? Siie'g
gr-ul on trills.'
Burr Not in Acco. d With His Chi?l.
'fix- intrigue l>y I lurr with the Feder
alists in.ylhe tie vo! v between hi?n and
JefTcrvon in til*? deot'oti of i8co, by
which iln-.io Uvo P^puld r ans led Ad
ani", 2lu1 Ptnckney, Ihe Federalists, cre
ated an estrangement hetv.wjcn the Pres
ident ami Vice Pi I'sidi-rnt during the
four years in which Murr held the sec
ond office. Jefferson was somewhat dis
trustful. too. of (icor^ Clinton, who
was Vice President dining Jefferson's
second term in the White House, nor
were the relations of Cli nton very cor
<iial with Madison, Clin :on serving as
Vice President during Madison's first
term as President Calf oun was Vice
President during John Quincy Adams'
four years in the Presidency, and dur
inK ino-j of Jackson's first term, hut
Adams, although he sot eight years with
him around the council talde of Presi
dent Monroe, always had a sort of dis
Tro>u for Calhoun.
Tunneling under the Bosporus has
been talked ]fA many times. There is
lar^e 'traffic betwcc.1 the sides id the
Bosporus and the delay caused by tl<c
opening and shutting of the bridge nf
boats which now for.ns the only crm
neciion is a great dranvback. The i id
road company is now constructing its
?n< on both sides, but this will not be
very great avail until the lines <tan
be connected.
Or. King's Family Medicines
lUvh 'smui Kni'l f?>r many ypnrs all over the
country. Their reputation in not mvrely
ioeal, they ??:?* w*doomo friends In tho'iwnuda
and thoiiBanciH of hotnei. 'I'hoy aro >k?M on
i Loir merits. KvoryVottlo absolutely t/iiai
tin toed ; money Wo!; if not r<ivtlsfuet<jry--nnd
liavo with vtirv htlle ho v'?riiilng. on tholr
own merits attained a ti'Cinemlou.^ sale.
lit-awKM. & T)i;nm Co., (Jharlotte, N. O. All
dealors soil thotn, and always no o ro, no
pay.
An ayent tor the American B?lde So
ciety says that the fir^t book printed in
Minnesota wa:> a bible. It was priftled
in 1836. about 13 years before the first
issue of a newspaper 111 St. Paul.
EilneMo V'onr Bowels With C??e?r?ti, !
Candy cathartic, euro constipation forever.
10c, Wo. If C. O.C. fall, druggists refund money. |
? Japan i< a corruption of the Chinese
r.T"-d Shi-pcn-kue. which means "root
of day." or "sunrise kingdom," because
Japan is dircctly east of China.
Onnnnt H? Cureil
l>y local stppllctifclooH, us they <wwiaot. reaoh tho
diseased oortlou of th? car. Them la only on<*
w^y to (Mim dAai*ncsa, nud that lel>y constltu
tt^nnl ro?ne<ll?tB. I) Jn cauim by nn n
tlijiiifwl oondlUon of tlso ninc.oun Mnlng ft the
h'tittftcliian Twt>e. Whim this tube get* lu
ll ined you hav** n rumbling sound or Jmper
foot hearing, nnd when It la e> ttr?ly cloied
IloafneHHl thd ronnlt. nnd Tinlotn the lnfl?m
niatiOM e?n be tjvkeu out und thl? tube re
At<?red to Its norm*! condition. ho?rlng will be
destroy d for *er. Nin?i ohms out of ton are
oHiifcod by oiitnrrh. wlilch Is nothing b;>t*n In
ttemed ? on<llt!on of the mucous surfaces.
e will tjive One Ibind'M Dollars for nny
esse of llrafm.s bycatsrrU) that can
not b? ruri'd by Hall's i.atarrh 1 ure. Aond
for olroulars, froo.
K. J. t:nKvirr A Co., Toledo, O.
Hold t?v 1 iriiiTHlwt*, T5c.
Jl?Ji'? Vatnlly K1 H9 *ro tho host.
V ita mtv low. 'le'iillt ite ' or exhanntrd cured
bv l)r Kline's Inv K?rnt.ir?g ionic Khkf. ifil
frltii 1'ottln for~ #v ks' 1 r??ntinw?it. Pr. ivlinw,
Ld., TO1 Arch St., Phi ndoiidtiH. founded 1871.
PlRo'g Curo Is tho., medicine to break up
children's Coughs and Colds.- Mm M. O.
li'.i NT, Hi'ratfue,' tVash.. M:irch 8. 1804.
? The Prince Albert, a coast defense
ship, and the cruiscr Acorn, Azov,
arysfoot, Conslancc, Conquest *i<l
Shannoo are to be sold out of ihe En
clish navy.
Dennty In Dlood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarots, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the la/.y liver and driving all im
(mritiea horn the hodv. llegin to day to
>anish pimples, boila, blotchce, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
t'asearetfi,? beauty ior ten cents. All drug*
gistt, j^^>lai.tion guaranteed, 10c,'2oc, HQc,
?The supreme court/ of Tennessee
has decided that "no workhouse, city,
county or State privmkeeper has a
right to whin a prisoner therein."
Pweat nn-1 fruit nHds will not dfurol.-.r
poods dyfd wlih Putnam Fadeless Pyt.n.
Rold by all druggtatK.
?The British soldier's dress was not
always rod. It was white in the. reign
o? Henry \* 1 1 1 and dnrk green in the
time of Elizabeth.
Dnn't Toba?4 Spit and Smoke To?r Life Away.
To quit tobacoo easily and f ore rer, be mag
netic. tsillof life, nerve un<l vicor. tako No-To
Hac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All drugijUta, SOc or (1. CureRuaran
tced. Dooltlct ancl sample free- Address
Sterling KemcJy Ca, Chicago or New York.
? Passaic, N. J., has succeedcd in
locating another big industry, the Gera
mill, of Gera, Germany, tor the manu
facture of carnjimercs.
??W Art Tear Kidneys t
Dr. nobU' A*ir**>ix 1*111* core all kidMf m?. Ram
pie free. Add. Hterlloc Remedy Co . Cb!c*so or If. 7.
Jinrlkahiu. pulled by Zulus, are the
common public conveyances In Dur
ban, Natal, while cars drawn by horses
and mules ane employed In Klmbcrley,
ICast London and Johannesburg.
T? Car* OMdlpatlon >?r?m>
. Take Caacareta .Candy cathartic. 10* or Ma.
Ka&O. fall to cure, druggists rthal bomj.
?A railroad paid, when ordered by
a jury, $5,000 for the finger of an 8-year
old boy that had been amputated after
having been crushed in a crossing gate.
"AnEmpt? Sack
Cannot Stand Upright."
If you will
return thia coupon ?ud three
oneccrt t>t?cnps to tl?cfJ. C.
Ay<" Co., Lowell, Mass., you
?will rcceive in return a copy of
ihc Joth Century Year Book.
This is not an ordinary almanac,
but a handsome book, copiously
illustrated, and fiold (or ?, ccnta
on all newsstands. (Wc simply
allow you the two cents you
spend in | /it age for sending.)
Great men have written for
the Year Book. In it is summed
up the progress of the 19th ccn>
tury. In each important line of
work ind thought the greatest
living specialist has recounted
the events and advances of the
past century and has prophesied
what wc may expect of the next.
Among the most noted of
our contributors arc :
Secretary of Agrienlture Wilson, on
Agriculture ; Senator Chauncey M.
Dcpew, on Pplltlcs j Russell Sage, on
Finance ; Thomas Edison, on Elec
tricity; Dr. Madison Peters, on Re
ligion; General Merritt, on 1 and War
fare; Admiral flichborn, on Naval
Warfare; "Al" Smith, on Shorts, etc. ;
making a .complete review ot the whole
field of human endeavor and progress.
Each articlc is beautifully and
appropriately illustrated, and the
whole makes an invaluable book
of reference, unequalcd any
where for the money.
Addrcas J. C. Ayf.r Co., Lowell, Maw?,
Jackson's Regard for Van Buren.
Between Jackson and Van Buren, on
the other hand, the latter being Vice
President during Jackson's second term,
there was warm friendship. Richard
M. Johnson, the Vice President during
Van Rurcn's term, was disliked by the
Van Buren faction of the Democracy,
and though Van Buren got the unani
mous vote of the convention of i8j6,
Johnson's vote was barely the two
thirds necessary to nominate.
It is usually asserted that Harrison
and Tylor belonged to different parties,
and that if Harrison had lived to serve
out his term instead of dying, as he did,
a month after it began, there would have
been no friendship between them. Polk
who succeeded Tylor, had no cspccia!
friendship for Dallas, the Vice Presi
dent. Dallas' principal rival in the De
mocracy of Pennsylvania. James Bu
chanan, was made Secretary of State by
Polk, and Dallas' counsel was seldom
sought bv the Administration.
? Sixty defegates, representing mis
sions at ports all the way from Mon
treal to New Orleans, met in Boston
recently in the first convention ever
held to discuss work among seamen.
THE SUNSET CENTRAL SPECIAL
A New Fft?t Train from New Orleans
to Denison, Texns.
A fast service was recently inaugu
rated bv ?ho Southern Pacific Company
from New Orleans to central and
Northern Texas point*. No chango
of ears between N'ow Orleans and
destination. Palatial redlining chair
cars New Orleans to Denison,
via Houston. Hcnrne, Corslcana and
Sherman. This ,1a tb<> only lino without
an omnibus transfer and only one chance
<f ears to Texas.
The Palace Tooric-t Sleeping Cars oper
ated through North farolijia. South Car
olina and Georgia every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afford the traveling
public the he?t service and no change of
?tars to California points.
Parties going to Texas pr California
will consult their Interests by writing Mr.
W .. H. Pagan, traveling passenger u?ent.
Southern Pacific Company, No. 10 Kim
bail Hou*f>. Atlrnta. Cla.. before closing
arrangement* for a western *lp.
V r?. Wlnolow'sSoothing fr'yrnp foi*?hlldr?n
tt?thliig, softens the tcums. reriuotng Inflata*
tlim. sllajr* p*lo.cures wind caJlo iV) <* Ot?Ul?
Dr Bull's
Cure* oil Tliroat una Lung Atlection*.
COUGH SYRUR
Oct tlir crnulnc. RrfnueFutotltwtes.
IS SURE
Dr. BuVTs Pills turlTDysfirfisia. Ttia1% to for 3*
"fOTTON
^Culture"
i is the name
of a val li
able illustrat
ed pamphlet
which should
be in the hands
of every planter who
raises Cotton. The
book is sent Free.
Imd Dime Mil td4im la
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
HflUTFIl every one to
|| KEELOV CURE,
I or Drink, Drug nnd Tobacco Addle*
lions Is now rc-cfl(/ib!lshod at Colum
bia, S. C. Call or Write, \
THH KfrhLliY INSTITUTE),
COLUMBIA. S. C
Buy now and
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l>rl<M on M^'blnorv aud Hupplbi* n| at try
dOJCti; tl'.'li nr?? ?'> vaifolnit ?ud how U
o|'j>ortui.o tluift t > |-liico your or'ler.
"SEASONABLE"
Enftti .m and It dlo;?, Sh*t h'k! 0 rt -t MHU,
Blew llulW*, a.'Miu UiliU, Wqtd W tkiog
MttoliliU'iy.
Urlio u<t w hois lit th" r>)<wk?t fc.r anythlu#
in o?;r lini?. 1 wl I p?v you.
W. II. aiOBRS Ct CO.,
|{tfA?I(|imrtoii< for .Miu'liiuery and Mill
ll>H.
KOI Uirral* *?',? N???r ?'nlon lir>|>t>tt
( ???.?' <1 Ml %, S. 4 .
know that the -
1 .Meet All
Competition I
Will place with re
tpouMble parties.
(irgan& cr I'ianoi
on tr al mil pay
freight b >1 h way?
if not found at
represented.
ORGANS',1??,.,,
FIAOi *i86
Write for cata
logue.
A\. A. Mfilon^, T
Cc'iu(ub>a. S. C. v
Tb? Pn??uru?lla .Suotion Elevating,
O i n i?t tiv. and 10 tf S.vatoui is thw .Slmtilait
ami M?*t Kfllelont rtn Hf? M?rivf?i Forty
Plight <}oiD|'ltt? Outflta lu S ? th Carollnti
Each Ono Giving absolute Sat In' action.
BOILEHS AND ENGINES;
Slide Valve,
Aulomatic and Corliss,
My Light ?nd Hoary Log Beam Saw MC-/
Can not be equalled li\ D^lgn, K fT4<*l*?t?oy or
I'ric* by aoy Dealer or Manufacture* In th?
South- VTrliH (or I'rioaa and Catalogues.
V. C. B^DHAM & CO.,
MM M*io St.,
" I' or nix ycurK I \vn? a victim of dy??
pepslii in its worst form. I lould tut nothing
but milk toast., uiMl at times my i>tornuch would
not retain atid digest even that. Last March 1
began taking CASCAKETS ami since then I
have steadily Improved, until 1 am as veil as I
ever was In my life."
David 11. McuriiY. Newark. O.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TRADE MAHK REOIftTw
i'ifttoant. Pnlatablo* Potent. Taste Good. !??
Good, Woken. Weaken. or Gripe. 10c. 20c, 50o.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Slfrlln< Itemed/ C(tap,iHT, fhJtmjjn, Monlrfftl, S*w York. Sll
N0-T0-BAC So). I aiKl rantcrd hy all tjrng
?lsts to CtU UK Tobacco Habit."
AVE YOU A HOME?
IT ? ?>, yon wnnl it <? A It LAND
STOVIi to tnnk? vou huppy.
If they ?r?? not 8 1?1 ly y^ur lending
merchant. wilfco to
SHEPHERD SliPfrY CO.,
(1IA BLESTOWi 9.
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