Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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• « - ^ - -j . .. Is (lead John C. Breckemid^c will be perpetuated in brdnze at Lexington, Kj\ The Qennan Crown Prince is dying ol a dancer of the tongue. President Eliot, of Harvard, is doing Sicily ami Southern Europe. John A. Itoach, the new Mayor of Chi cago, has been formally installed in ofllce. The island of Guernsey was shaken by an earthquake. ;. Three more constables Tiave resigned in Ireland rather than take part in evictions. Agent Jove© is suing the Martinis of Clanricardc for $60,000 damages for libel. Alexander Mitchell, President of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, died In New York on Tuesday, The fifteenth and Inst rc))urtcd ballot in Tallahassee stood: Perry 40, Bloxham 40, blank 1. The Massachusetts House has pass'd the high license bill to a third reading. Vote, 18B to 89. James G. Blaine has arrived in Chicago. He baa completely recovered from his late illness. The French corn law is bringing forth loud complaints in the republic. Petitions are pouring in. ’>~ An exnloaion aboard the Delta, at Wil mington Wednesday, killed one man and injured, several. In a battle in Mifiuf, between the Ameer's troops and rebels, 50 of the former Ami 500. t>f the latter were killed. V, Sam Jones will next carry the war into California, having agreed to an engagement at Ban Francisco in June. Fire Wednesday burned out the Fulton (Il!.)>fowm<if printing office and three other buildings Total loss $25,000. - R. II. KnafSp, the Atlanta broker who took in hia fnends to the extent of nboul $25,000, was a Canadian by birth. Via Bremen, 17,740 emigrants have stalled to America, from March 1 to January 1, against 18,175 for same period last year. Marshal liozaiu- was painfully wounded 2 a Frenchman, who allemptwl his a»*» is t ion The bust nags portion of North Middle . town, Ky.. was almost totally burnttl Mon I day. Lot* $35,000. ' Nine of lwentv four Bnckdiata wrrt (ttavictad of conspiracy in Berlin and sen teoced to abort terms of Imprisoatix-nt . A strong effort is bring made to arttle the silversmith strike In Near York and Pruvi deoev. - : *. The ltu>stau l owimbston low Icvu in- f< •rami l<> Increase the duty on cotton grx*l» and atarrh Ily a falling elevator tbrokru Cornersvilk’. iod . Ueorge liani|i killtvl and J M<C P. J. Kgan has been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. It will Iw re membenxl ho was convicted in Bt. Louis of election frauds last November. Secretary Fairchild will attend the Cal houn monument unveiling. Assistant Secretary Thompson 'will assume his duties in his absence. In a speech before the Eighty Club in London, Gladstone favored a dissolution of Parliament, on the ground that it would be good for the country. The Ainericuu Newspaper Publishers’ Association, has established an ofllce in New York. . Jaffies 8. Metcalf, of the Buf falo h’rpreM, is to lie in charge. The Lord Mayor of Dublin has called a meeting for the purpose of taking step* towards the erection of a national memo rial to Mr. Gladstone. Cardinal Gibbons is supported by the Pope in his decision in favor of the Knights oj Labdr. The decree is conditional on good liehaviotir on the part of the order. A sharp shock of earthquake has liccn experienced over the whole of tile island of Jersey. The tremor proceeded from west to east. No damage was done. The threatened strike of car$>cnters in Milwaukee, Wis., lias liccn averted, the master car|ic*ntcrs agreeing to keep their shops open only-nine hours after May T , and to pay.men the present prices per hour. The three-masted schooner Geo. 8. Marts, from Baltimore, Md, for ( harlcstou, 8. ('., was blown up and set on Are from some unknown cause. Two of the crew were killed. The charge that Parnell had something to do with the Pluenix Park murders Is gen erolly disbelieved. The matter will be In vcstlgatcd by a committee of the House of Commons.' By s dynamite explosion, 30 miles from Crystal Falls, Mich., August Brash, John (hsal. Win. Hornliuck, Joseph Weisnliui and three others were seriously hurt, three of them mortally. Evictions have been resumed on Is>ni latndsdos/ne's ustatea. O'Brien mid Kil bridge sail for Canada on Sunday to de nouncr Ixml l^mdsilowne's course. The Delaware House, by a vote of 15 to (VI. has |iaaacd a Jiigh Ihiuiw lull grading liqttpr licenses from $4(N) for Wilmington down to $2)M) for village ami cigmiy tav day, killing a machinist named” Geo. Big gers. -At the time of the explosion four mew were standing near the hotter, all of whom wc,rc knocked down by the concus sion. d r „ While walking on the tracks of the Baj- timori* and Ohio railroad near Everson, Pa., two ladies—Mrs. Octtemy and Mrs. Anderson—were stryck by a sliiftmg en gine and terribly mangiest. The former tlied in a few hours and Airs. 'Anderson is fatally hurt. , Rudolph Bchnnubilt has . licen heard from. He says he did not throw the bomb, but intimates that lie is‘Sony lie 'didn't. He is in Norway, if'' Oil lie lemembered as the much looked For Anarchist and al-, leged bomb thrower at the llayninket dot in Chicago. Tlie Ridenour murder case, at Winches ter. Virginia, lias been concluded with a verdict of guilty." For intricate points of law and number of witnesses, this has la-en tlie most interesting case, except that of Cluverius, in the history of Virginia’s uwMnteri jurisprudence, Governop Church,of I>akotn. 'tells this story: A year or sirngo, when I waa mak inga journey into the Itlack Hills, the train stopfiei! 1 ntha-prairioaiHlbsiking out I raw a solitary house. Tlie conductor chanced to come along and 1 asked who lived there. ‘ That,” said lie. "is where Mr.—lives and prints his nap£r.” There wasn’t another house within 100 mile.-!. TWffporSry orders have la-en made by the Inter State Commission suspending the Imirtli .Slictlon'of the Act. on the npplics- tionof the Forfolk and Southern Railroad Company, Cineinuati. New Orleans and Texas nuiroud, ns to points south (4 Ohio PaiUrr* Heavily lo Utv Magwaiapa. •(Camden Journal.) Rdoes nbt Uike a cloae oliservcr to And out that Mr. Cleveland panders heavily to the “Mugwumps,” amt really, sometimes, we are forced to believe that Harper'* Weekly, the intolerant radioal sheet, and the New Yoik Time*, its peer In Southern bitterness, arc the stars which illumine his political path. His appointments up North are, to say the least of It, queer, and there is scarcely one made but what surprise is brought out, lie shows a disjioaiUon to drink from Re publican fountains, aud literally rejoices at each draught betakes. * * * To us it is not pleasant, and, although SSI ip!^and also on juti railroad as to and east of Missi ti in of the Texas Paclfl freights destined to El l^aso. The party of ih-nat-irial plcnsttrc-scekere who recently came li.^k from Cultk h-td a st'irmy trip from Havana northward- Cen- cral McCook and Senator Shciman didn't mind it. Iiut Seuaton Maiiderson, Palmer jind Aldrich were sad at heart—aud else where TV ladle* all yu-MtsI -gnM-t fully, except Mr*. McCisik. who made* a la t with Senator Palmer of a l»x of i-rangea that *he would stay on deck alt day. She won tiie I let. Major John E. !Ui aruiy. and lit«4lirr <»( •l Hot Spring*. Ark Jm • k fat r«j iG. *>1 lem • ouimImI. i IV •Ik tavlrr n lUainr, rrns. Thi* lulisn PnrlbuiM’Ul Is In Miiifiii. Tin a v \ tl Mr. ” ja i. iiuderto and Mr* ok t to Iff 1 j* tol’IVI aW t up tin’ liivitii ind to flu- ifi-i i. n for of oDv l^il .•j how it «..ni*- covi rnment'* policy wa* »takil to lie (»SI«* of s •oilier* Ol 4’U mUL lie • X|* 0d Ita* 1KU '^ of |*-n, •-. hut. to keep up with tin til !!<•'*, |*4 f a COllN lit J uuot i [ WC*Sp4-!lN III <TmiU for inert need arninnwnt* *u >tiU Ic The X.-vi H» |V4‘ tl I to tun calk'd altel T [ In very few naked. tin e l*vi r mr iminr i-i •». •'*•1 no ' . 1 f^toed* on 1'hil. 1> Armour 1* up nt R..N* In tin? that ne* ,i*i mpf fibf ■|ll IM U l inmirU 1 **** |K morning and in another hour ha* r, -m\ fill’ i ;rju muarisu U H Au 1 lt% L ^ u: Ul1 * market ami Mock- rr|*trt*. eaten hi* )*r mk i*t Ik* r in vita .m nt to tfcr n ’ » , t I ulili iiit|Hin fart and decided on bta line of atti M | for aid hi* wife 1 tii«. th. If a the dag. M ■mday n toi* 1 a vy rkOH* krki'tnl ' a I *’• uily wenf T® crctMtl f*>r l we may lie called spoilsmen, yet we glory ju the name because we can well remember when these calves who are now drinking milk from the Democratic leaf sjire vile and insatiable enemies of our postrate and much abused South, ardent and unreleut ing enemies of the Democratic party. Why sh mid they be rewarded? Is it effleiency alone? if so, the Democratic party must indeed lie freak, ami ought to be disbanded if it cannot produce and biing forward the equals of such men as these. For more than 20 years past such men as those have reviled and abused our party hive lieen able and valuable adjuncts to those who have nearly destfoyod our liber ties and made a mockery of civil govhrn ment. This being the case, we cannotl en dorse Mr. Ch-vclimd’s course, and wliile the gentle, sweet words of IfcpubKcans may warm his bosom, and give hope to his future, it will not do, for under him and arotnul him' the solid props of his own party will fall, crumble and decay, and what the President gains by running lie tween wind and water will be lost in the great straight forward course which in the end w ill alone gain success. Mr. Cleveland is mistaken, and if his course is to be pur sued, wo sec only a name without a practi cal di -linction in thcjwo great partic-. lu-|>ro«lnic Murat* by l.r«tl*l*lloo. (abbeville Uetlium ) Tiiere was no demand for the law against carrying -eanr«'«!f-d weapons when it was fassctT "It was the mrtcomc of a clamor a>»ut “wliisky and pistoU" during an ex cited p'-litical campaign and we alway* tli-•light tue outcry was for the purp««e of diverting aiteniiou from the manipulations ienl faction. But no matter uL-ut. a stringent l«w was en t ttic vice of carrying deadly advance of public sentiment in't.met* ha* it ever Uen en ly the olnrore and ininilih loiahed to any extent. 1‘rouii a carry pistols SHOl l.DN'T HAVE ASKED IT. Bo beautiful she seemed and so pure— Ah me! how 1 should miss her. Unable longer to endure My wish, I asked to kiss her. A blush of deepest rose oVrsprend Her face, as if to mask it. As, witli a woman's art, she said: “Why, Frank, you should not usf; it.” A man of mark—A marquis. The height of summer—Fahren heit. A go between—Ham in n sandwich. , A sound instructor—A music teacher. A sound investment—Buying a drum. Putting on aira—Tho-western cy. ioue. iif. i t ju am* oft r 't aay* um! b tf MmImmhlI y *> w it 1 J iratlirU a newspap n wi»h (hat In* could l •cut* who rrrilll him rm* villair.oua grammar. Prince Fmiertrk I x-op< >ld. jiVw of Emperor William, i »rd Prince I/>iit«^Eatcrluw). arrived in San Fraud*v ii g a tour of the workl. r uevtr • •in but he dor* iod* on i he I it peopii They do carry and u«r v ia t«u>milted with such the puni-hiurnt i* n<4 in • >ublv violation of law. Tlie grealcst roam man of them all—The tramp. Bober thoughts—The kind lhat come next morning, you know. It is not the cream that ought to lie 'whipped, but the milkman. Every sucker in the land ought to be put through a “course of sprouts. 7 It is a mean girl who will give her faith ful lover the mitten in hot weather. v A bunion is spoken of as a nobby thing in low-cut xhocs. An executive session is one in which, la do nothing and keep it swreU- The lawj££rs art a very economical class. They make their suits last so long. Rising with the lark is nothing w onder ful. Any rooster can beat the lark rising. The man who takes a hint Is not .neces sarily a thief. Now that the base ball soa«on is at hand '‘strikes” will be more frequent than ever Every dog has bis day, but the nigh! belong tu the cats. Gone up higher—The mail w ho dido know it was loaded. The live can draw twenty times its own weight; so can the porous plaster. The cream of * experience i*> skimin from sjiUlcd milk. A Richland man ha - been tin tl *.'•) f keeping a cow. The cow belonged to a neigh I sir. w “Ob. I'm slow.” said the torto! hare; “imt I get there And then the hare said, “I When vemel* "li*t" i«it anxious to bear what the xaging* , Heavy ilcw- promote bravy ibic* bare often sen Lslii'-ii*!>l)' *!;p-a-r i rtfo. tijre in un-s* I her dir said * | just [ ’lies' the w to the ii 0 . t AmoveUtmiu of Pullmrui cars has exhijiited it the Pennsylvania Jhiil tV IX ICS AI.I. HVMOKS, I Ulolelt, or Eruptions crolula. SpW»rn« si* of Pnia >f Oertux of At.si , They r,U wl ,| We *tt*S ter am J time led. It rLcht i dueling is gc* have been giv if Ute Supreme ( I • * pulilltbol in i ale a L Wi d Jam Mr* ti. mvi c it roi in iu>r or open def i The reairt teiiar *f Jours ccMioty. MIma, M. ■Ugrr* o t Uw ca ol BfKi Iron coin 1*1 I r whs bigetht-r with all tl * <>»uiity recofd i, SkAs flit's in Ihr tirndagl Itf Tl liUt Hf t l$*I% M|» 1 til# CJM'lo •loatrayed l»y an inc tad lory Bra on M uodsy r*l drlni BtCS to n Alt U| tub (hr Inti* bight t < DUM TT* ( oCJ Ihi » B bUtb lLat Tafia. 4 Two more men lort their Uvea 1 ji Um • 4 ta on It* Houtbrn np. 1 b iii»c bn < >u*truction wf N( fw York a new gi>r Ktar! Mm 1 (lil CBjp». kB« Bp duct A dy nondlc • ortridgw waa aw ialrot C*t John F B urm • pBlirr rrnort ally oipkakd rr of | ll'* * ii year* ex I«c tirfH' t, lib pnvrtr The I’nwhlect h a* appoint* d t'uL Wrs- •rrtv Afy.tr m t rtuafo rt* a. a. $094* mmrr. Tin 1 t-Af* fOfflill 1 ft* .ft lib h it* Id ta ■iflvtrf. .by Irr • 4 II* undi tier • wt a under •t and in Um- new* gnu id ISm rtaki' topnaiah t-lingly difttcult |ury the rmi Tin nffori* *« an w TIm- is just a* any •Ye love with clove* iust i ,:n g.-r M-aal Tl ginger ale. Fuffg apeak* mmm si held I l» hot* claim ia! Tl* ml. aid. Ifi rx# •* r>i 1.1 lie •k r a )|||» ||; <1 to irr t TUrft of tb ’iii 1 ‘i * •mpoi fur i i it, ii I,r,n ■si ta It b »tv a w< t- try Merritt u> Iw llngwln-r Genre llrigmllrr General Or hue hi U \V 11 Urvd t hautw y M Ik j* in a nrrk or Iwo hi o pmre sprwrhu* f*»r net Prince Kugrm . of ■Uel) lag art »Ult B w U to Ei t tml ttlrn. U who ng Lgoh.ls ughi 4a nmr Sbm rr. IX he hi Par *li< *-r Gem oa T tus i» aayi . .ii*in bt* .W wll] be a mlUB>oair« in a .Laepiin Miller ha* l» and furty arm* of laud and will beoome a fan lailntant Friends of IWlua* liiat Iron ore alamud laiaU amt that hs UtOe while. AOM tig the millionaire girl* in Washing ton anciety are the MI'** " R>gg" mBu *m ceeslnl, with their brothers, to their father * banking businam Millionaire Corcoran, who dor* more fc Washington than all the other millionaire* lumped logathar, pay* taxes on $9. ll\I.UUU worth of jwoperty. Billy Emerson, the minstrel, who write hi* first name with a small h, rvtvivt* $500 tier week aiul travels in a piivatc car with Lis wjfc wliereyer be goes. tjucen Victoria lias rectived enough iutalcc gifts to fill a store house as big as Windsor Castk-. Many of them have to be i given away for want of space to put them Senator Sherman’s Mansfield friends say that their favorite is not a millionaire, but the man who has four aces in his sleeve rargly alludes to that fact prematurely IIoU to kill the Czar have been unearthed a' K iell and Odessa. They wanted to blow up the imperial car, opportunity present ing^ Frank Lasterand hia. wife were killed by cars on Uie trestle of the Georgia Pacific rood at Birmingham, Ala. The latter was decapitated. Charles C, Wciilet <k Sons, Baltimore, madc-an assignment to Joseph Loopbold for the benefit of their creditors. The bond of the trustee is $100,000. Herman Levy, alia* Harry Leovitt, the well known informer in the famous Had dock murder trial, is suing Urn Chicago mail for $300,000—libel. Dr. McGlynn's friends say that when be delivers his lecture in Boston on 8th May, he will have as sympathetic an audience us he bad in New Y ork. lit is expected that another call for three ¥ r cent, bonds will be made tmrfcw days. here are now outstanding $19,924,000 three per cents. , Theie were live passengers reported miss ing from the wrecked steamer Victoria, i They haye applied for their baggage and are all right. The Queen of Scrvia has separated from her husband, King Milan, and returned to her family in Russia—political and domes tic difficulties. An Irish non commissioned officer has been dismissed from-Woolwich arsenal for '“giving away secrets”” An accomplice goes with him. By papal authority, the Nuncio at Paris Announced that the Pope has promised to intervene in Alsace-Lorraine in favor r of Germany. < The French Crown jewels are on exhibi tion. The cables say plenty of orders, principally from wives of United States Senators, are being received from America. John I. Blaine, brother of James G. Blaine, is at the point of death in Ho^ Springs, Ark. He is paymaster in tlie Federal tray. Delaware's Anti Policy Gambling hill was stolen en route to the Governor for signature. A duplicate hill ia being rail roaded to the end of Its legislative Journey. Hale A Slat maker’s box factor}'. Wheel Bur, W. Va., waa burned Mondaf morn Lom $80,000; insurance W< mi < .Mayor la < Anrnt Andm ftgrmeo! to Ml* ij looking a lltilr k|cb«-f r Canugie« nm*or**l ra • Wtiitrieid the Ur North* t wt *ei In r t var rt mg* , | .-W’ I tl* 1*11 Itfar Iriklni a year h.-’ i» Mr. GUdstoc w blow of a Bn I. r* I It ir, rat K . | 0 AG I w V>. I* • «ln 44 b «1 J. IHt‘4 Kuh III >jr im lk« I i Xi’WaiR. ? i* i»iifTi lint: f<>r tin % i IaIuumI limi li$* lot ftiiuitliiiff by tb l* juvI Aft* Alill chi I - * MMbbtjr. 3 insk hit Mg,i <-a>|«nl(r* n t on the lw*la of r* hour* at •* ol* an hour. All rmploji-r* aprvar willing to engage men on (hear u-rm* pn» rlded the men a(>plylag are akilleil work s* tat IMl p.4 4 It I f •* | f Ui pr low] i t< ■m th •t |4$Otl4 AfUl of which ta itryW pn* abroad for ixiurc IlK-m la I 01 ( u A pmml the ptayi w*k agent The foul ion can h- ‘ Truaf I* ut we* Tb* U- I, i % w« •rh al :t& lola- Tlml mm t**i rr A to. tgtr itol haa ro General LiumI Office that a lumber firm in that State ha* rau*ed to lie rut and removed from rovrrnment Ignd* in one locality 2,500,000 feet of timber, valued at $20,000. A private letter from ex SefTrtary Man uing. the tirat he haa wnllt-n hiuna-If for nioutha, haa been received by a friend in New 5*ork. and pronounces him in liettcr condition than at any lime since hi* attack. A special dispatch front St. John*, N. F.. my*the bin for (he total pruhlhltiuu d( liquor traffic in that colony was defeated by the casting vote of the Speaker, but that it will certainly be carried at the next maakuL Queen Kapislaniof the Sandw ich Biaads has arrived in San Francisco, en n,ute to attend the jubilee of Quceu Victoria. She will vUit Washington to pay her respect* to ITcsldefit Cleveland before goipg to England. Six of the men arrested for complicity in the plot to RHsaftsinntc the Czar, wldi li was to have been carried out on.the 13thof Marcli, have lieen sentenced to Meath. Oiher conspirators have been sentenced to imprisonment for life. In a light nt South liend, Ind., between the city police and a gang of tranqis eleven tramps were captured; six of them were armed with levolver*. During tlie tight n policeman, John Metz, shot a tramp through the heart, killing him instantly. _ The Pennsylvania company lias exempted the St Paul and Burlingtou from the b. j colt. A Chicago dhqmtch says that East ern trunk liqcs have resumed the .sale of through tickets over the Hannibal and St Joe to Kansas City and points beyond. The Rev. Mr. Carter, a Free Methodist minister, who has been conducting a series of revival meetings in Ohio, was driven out of the town of Utah by a mob with rotten eggs for preaching doctrines obnoxious to many of the people. Tlie Supreme Court has sustained the validity of the Maxwell land grant and the old Mexican grant, covering over 1,700,000 acres, in New Mexico and Colorado. The present owners of the grant arc bondhold ers of the Dutch Land Company. The contract under consideration between Armour & Co., of Chicago, and the Selma Land Company 1ms been closed, the same hazing been signed by both parties. Ex tensive warehouses of Armour, with refrig orators, will be erected at once. The receivers of the Texas and Pacific railroad have applied to Judge Pardee for a construction of the ipter-State law, set ting forth their own construction. Pirdec agrees with the railroad construction, and orders that it be followed until the further order of the Court. *atC niMl tm* |,ilt|!!f B m? iii/* 1 * ii rent direction* The wife fir*Ln< •otaioduu*** an-l f.-ui m! Eatman a tt*l hi’* i lilr‘*.'U lying dea.) on fltk* I,f tl. f r*««cn j l**iU' the window. Iu a few m. OlUSlU { i»- daughter *n*l ekh T »>u alaO li >ti*. iou*. The hou*c took firr,.b ut Uu one* were *ouo exting iii'hed Here ta a little jcwtl for Uw i row .1 tkatl Ul tie *itofil'd with r liothintr Ik: it po*l nrest. l*urtnta*trr I t.i 1 tin, of the t< • a u of 1 tar, HI., rrcehutthe v it;, moderate ■alary | IU cent* a year. Ibal I'o.iaiartcr at f" k. . 1., girt tk) cent* lost yi t-itr, w hile rtn l*<wt- { •v*u r at iaar. Ark.. Itol 31 rent* It ta 1 id that there are m<H eth*n Iff m » !*om j ,,nfer» whu nat ive i* o limn' thtn *»ou! ar aud h*,utt) who re it-lxe no uu.r 1* th tB4 ( a year. Scute -of t liuev-mrer mv in] etr own huikhnga t*> t lo* otlier* tin 7 1 •*• overSmd anmr ihr imt. “ftls : i i - $ - worse | * to *•11* ft rar« . I j The t, larm tti 4* biitinc**. ou th ou weight All ictn w i A Um< •; • rit* l.lc i U4 DotlcfA in tiM* p$»pt*r« lliAl •* in the State art endeavor it'd c<>t|o<i fat tori- • show a healthy ng (ffort toward imprunnsrnt. ita who 4l MUawbrrlikc ami wait thing lo turn up are being pushed the young and enterprising mep ive had the sraka torn from their r the deprrmion in the country, ami tl.al some. new track must be fol lieddca the one that hod* from the > the store. . \Saar W Jurle*. l Sew terry Herald and Haws ) this abiite of jurira and charging »V >um ly Im ha* hi* fro Ii the failure to jierf.irm their duly calculoUd to ma whole, than *hov\liiig fog Trial Coondl ora .Mik Focv* Mrs. Richard II. Dana, who was Miss Edith Longfellow, and Mrs. J. G. Thorpe, who was Miss Anna Allegra Longfellow, both daughters of the poet, are building house* on his former' estate, which they will occupy when finished. William Moore, a hotel man of Alchiaue, looks so much like Frank Jamw that when be visited Kansas City the other day, all the predeatrUn* instinctively buttoned up their coat and allowed their right hand to wander la the direction of theta hip pochata. An n raindrop toMtaUa a atmat, no \t adr H*id|>ioo ■ itrlirf la I’rayrr. \ The love and admiration in which he is held hy the people of this State are illus trated in an Incident related by General Hampton when he was recovering from his sickness. -"4 am certain," he said, “that my life whs savc*l l»y the fervent prayers of the jafipkr of South Carolina. I was at the point of donth and had lost iill interest in life, when 1 received u letter'from an old Mi-tliodist mitiister, a friend, tcUiug imi ••! the deep and devout ]K‘titions put up for my restoration to health by the Methodist Conference, then in session at Newberry. The letter closed by begging me to exercise my will to live in rcsixinso to the supplica (•ions of the people of the whole State, who were praying for me night and day iq tve»y houyhold. Wlienj heard the letter read, I promised my sister that 1 would heetl the k-tnd; loving worda-of-4he matt • 4 God, and arouse my will to live. That night I fell into a deep sleep and dreamed most vividly that I was in a spacious room in which I was moved to all parts of the State, so th ah I met my assembled friends everywhere. I remember most distinctly of all old Beaufort, where I had last been, i saw irnmense antcmbhigcV; ami as T looked upon them a grave personage ap proached me and touched me on the shoul def and said: ‘ fltese people are praying for you. Live! Live’! Live!!!’ I never realized anything like it before. It seemed a vision. I woke the next morning feeling the life blood creeping through my veins. I told my family that tlie crisis was passed and that I should get better.”—£. L. White in (he American Magazine. —• ♦ »• —; Thera Khali be .\« Alp*. i When Napoleon talked of invading Italy one of bis officers said “But, sire; TWnctri-. her the, Alps." To an ordinary man these would have seemed simply in-urmounta- lile, but Napoleon responded eagerly: “There shall be no Al[*." So the famous Simplon pass was made. .Disease jike ir mountain, stands in the Way of fumivi^r- tune aud honor tomany who WVf. I'icroeV “Golden Medical Disco very” might be healed ami so the mountain would disap pear. It is specific for all bhVal, chronic itiDg and liver disea-s*. such as consump tion (which is scruffuh of the iuugo, pirn pie*, blotches, eruptions, tumors, swellings, fever sores and kindred complaint*. the jury system cot, nor to mske jurie*any more ready to c*mrict. If tl Akt inf"Influence at Jl, it will be iu the other direction. Llhc Ito Tart*. (Carodna Bpartan.) It, seems that the inter-state comment bill doc-s not work without friction. It is nearly as uumanageable as the tariff. (Newberry Herald and Hews.) You cannot make men moral by legisla lion atid youTnight fill up the statute book v.ilii sucii laws and tbcywould be of no avail lui|>r<nl«liiK a l*t|>r. “Talking about Ingenuity,” said a drum uicr to a Chicago JlernUl reporter, “I want to tell you what I saw last winter out West. I was in a train that was snowed in for three days The company sent us food but they didn’t scud any cigars, aud the Iruin- ixiy’s stock was exhausted the first Jay. In the express car we found am confiscated a Ik>x of smoking tobacco, but there wasn’t a pipe on the train. Among the passengers was a Connecticut yankee who was just dying for a smoke. He got out in the snow and looked around for a weed or something of that sort, which he might use in making a pipe, but couldn’t find u tiling. ‘Fui going to have a pipe, iinyhow,’ he said. Bo he took a lead pen cil, opened the wood, took out the lead, and, placing the two strips together again, 'wound them tightly with the tin foil which came out of the packages of smoking to bacco, making them air-tight. Then he took an apple, hollowed a bowl out of it, ami had one of the nicest pipes you ever saw.- If you don’t lielieve it, make oue for yourself and try it." it tasaid that beo* and wasp* 'will not ating a person whose akin ta imearedmith honey. TU*. of course, may he perfectly true, but the taouhle with the i jastad innt-U ta that they won't waft until a feDBw oan tMTiriMUC.— — Eight day*. It la aid. an i hot after a yo III don not lake to rut To Remove the Cptniiton \V*rl. It is now fully established that the com mon wart, which is so unsightly, and often proliferous ou the bands and face, can be easily removed by small doses of sulphate of magnesia taken internally. M. Colrat, of Lyons, has drawn attention to this ex Iraordin.-iry fact. Several children treated with three grains of Epsom salts, morning ami everifbg, were promptly cured. >f Aubers, cites the-case of a woman whose face was disfigured by these excrescences, and w hu was cured in a month by a drachm aH(hi half of magnesia taken daily. An other medical man reports a case of large warts "'which disappeared in a fortnight from the daily administration of ten grains of suits.—Jfafieoi JYem. The preliminary hearing in the post pomsi Pan Handle railroad luhbasy cnaes came up Wednesday morning, if Pitta- burg. before Deputy Mayor Cripp. All Ute prisoners waived preliminary examiua lion and were held for trial at court The caaa will probably he triad during the prea eat ctNtrt term. tblrtv i arm f* ilc ate , It nevr man * Ik tune* *11 I art keep Vert- • rut ti lag folks but you dare not teil a ti. >Ui< homely. An okl gent namtd John cenily got married, giving ie**on Eta deairv to save the utter extinction. Bully for Smith. An ordinary womop * wstat ti imhe* around An ordinary man thirty inches long How adiiiira thy worka, O Nature. The nutnlter of plant* raised by mn Dot exceed three thouian-J An indu hen will rai*e more than that every fc the day. Borax ta»o alatndant in Coium^i ' ada. that It n-tts for Tour cent* * jm und, at last we have found out where tlte clerk's diamond comes from Said a fond Imslmnd to his w ife: “My dear, I think I’ll buy-rou a little dog “•O, no!” she replied, “do not! I prefer giv ing you all my affections!” * A strolling actor started out with higli hopes of captivating the country girls, but report says uncertain egg* were-the only things that were “mushed on him.” 1 to ♦AW' ___r . . PBahlon .Voir* lor May. Ncv Ah hvid i 1 aH are not qui| c ^Idgli, but bonnets Evening gowns for young ladies are lav islily^trimmed with ribbons and bows. . Cuffs ami collars of linen should only be worn.with tailor made costumes. Monograms for underwent*are embroid ered in long narrow letters on the left side. A piece of perfumed card-board or leather placed in a writing box, or desk, will perfume the paper very gratefully. Wide sashes or scarfs are still tied around the waist, but they require a very slim figure, for being so wide they make the waist look much larger tlnur it really is. s, . •* \Elaboratc night dresses are made of spotted cambric, with tucks in front, .and a full coquillc of lace down the centre; tlie neck and sleeves arc also trimmed with lace and ornamented with bows of colored ribbon. Straw bonnets and hats are trimmed with bows of ribbon or lace-plaiting*, forming a background to a bouquet of small fairy like velvet tulips in a variety of natural colors, mixed with light foliage of grasses. Velveteen requires little or no trimming It is tiiereforc a peculiarly economical fabric for dresses aud costumes for liotii ladies ami children. It can' b6 purchased in all the different shades fashionable this season. Sortie of the new hats have the crown of fine straw, and the turned up brim lifted with coarse or fancy straw in the sauiti shade. Tilt velvet flowers used upon bon nets are also used in trimming hats, but to a much smaller extent, and many stylish model* are of velvet trimmed with guipure lace. Mantelets, with long squares or poiuted ends, are made of stiki'n fabrics, and in plain and brpuelie woolen*,.the beaded or nament* are the chief finiute of ti c mod els, and these ore very, hiudkoniv. Many take the form of a plain yoke, otlu-ra have the yokediykied in tal*. ending in towel* or pendant*, him! raised roll* covered with Maul truck lake tlte phut- of a Hit efnuiet on the 4* Hilder /fc»«c. <—• Gov Larrsbaa hi**w ritura a k-utr ■:• t !.* treking* of pcuhiUtaua is low*. Is w th* asHMbiaor law is ta iheothrrw been - .‘puDsylvuiiiu 'Railroad depiit. The tra’n emihiMb of five ears only a.ud will la- the New 'York and Chicago liiivited express. The front end of llie db-t car is for baggage. The centre .is an eie. gant library, filled with extensive book case*, wot kg of art, tmndsouic tipliftlstery. etc. The ivAr end is a bart'er shop. The : f^tn a 'ooininon - second is a dining ear aruj every tuailcrn , jy i . < ^^^^ n ^» >l scaly S> or* Kongl* invention is utilised.here. The, ear is tin ! Lifi,,. m"short, ult dieeasea caused by bad ished in carved oak and green leather. t>|«»od are comiuci-ed by B*!* powerful, pun- t... 5t <W MO. «. li "r drawn curtains. m?ii intlurnoe. EBpcciany has it manifested The other Ihrtecafs arc sleepers, finished itg|iotmt^tn eurln* in light.blue and all the latest improve Ho11*,4 >**buiiele*, Sor^Eye^Serp^- mem.-t. Tiie ears are :ill ennn, .t' d 'ey sar Wl»tte Swehtug*. IK tod vct-timiles iiiid the ti'vi!.r4~eml go itoitre, or Tlilek Neck, “ n ** : l “ , *'f*5* from one end of the train to the other on wtttreX^d pl.n?*. on skin Diseases or tlie same nmount lor a tlea i t^str|(v' . ^'o t den Wed'Vim I 'm s'e^-e jq Ki'pd cl itt€NtS4>iia « fair wkln, buo)ant COULDN’T- HEAR'IT THUNDKK. i tu,and vital .tre.igtu, Will bn C »UibUslml. 1 »»|»4lbeiHl tun u t 1113 iu oeo***!*** , „ ------- i-iirn treatise with, colored plates, on tUtin carpeted -.floors and not l-c cxpiwed to-thc | —1*®““ ‘ - »•<•>•>••« rm- » treoittoic- air. Three more trains U ii! l:e btiilt exact ly like this one. — — . RT CONSUMPTION, An iutorcsting letter’ rrong Mr John ‘ ^ „ firrofula 0 f thp E«n f a, is are \\. \\ eeka, HUpermtcndont of Dclvtut r( , st ,.,i iUl ,i , ui.-.i j,y t ins remedy, it taken be- I’auper Home; f.u-o the hist stain's of the disease are rjweh^d. ‘ - - 1 ' '4*hi its‘inurvuloufl power o\(*r this tenibiy I di-a a'. , Wti. ;» first ntTerinir tins now sire to benefit other-, 1 voiuntuiilv ni'i!;e.! ei jehmied lymfd.v to Uie )>ublic, Dr.^iziice this statement. I have gr< at res iu to-be Tut’^liindoncd that name as too linoiot for a imdicine which, «riiia i f s won-a j'fut eon-.binauon of tonic, or !aat hiii i"' V 'u x.iuvc toOtafre t : I. O', iiial"'., 1 ' a remedy for ro'i-mnption. 1,’U' for ol« fttronlc Dlo- I’auptr Home; - for I'rom a feeling of -gretitmie and a de- sire to benefit otuer:, 1 voluntarily make.! c'j- tiiis statement. 1 have grt at nm oh toiK* * ’ thankful that I ever heard of B. B. It., as I know what a blessing it 1ms IwetTlo ■e. I have suffered with Brppnhial (la- tarrli for a number of yearn l out! ago I was taken with a severe pain 4 right car, which in a few days begtiu to discharge matter, with terrible aud al most unbeandde ]>ah>itatiou and alt sort:, of noises in my heigt. Tu ten days afti r tiinouminouncuientoi discka{g£ ahd pain in my ear I- began {q grow (it-af r.ud tu mx wt, ks i o draf tlmt 1 could m 1 heat Ihuaficr. I wa^Thon cftmpeiUHl to u-ec .,ver. - tion JmlK-, uud it wks-often tlmt I conM not bear with ti.<> taiav I then ©eia* inencetl taking B. B. B. and the running of my tar cCared ranuirg ta live weeks, and can now hear without the till e. My general health lias improved, p.ilpiUi, mi reused, and feel like a hew Wing, and appreciate the ia-neflt I Imvc received from B. B. B.. I made in Atlafiti, (ia. i with gratitude to God a#d Uiatikiililn U> the I'n-pru tors f.»r such fl l ushome. I cbecrfully-nremiiuruJ H to uli who an aflltCUsl witii ih-dU' V- and Catwi(i- t iV it: petoovei iu ita ireo and v u w li convinced of to. value. I JUIliN \v_ m' i KS, i Stitw i iiih ia it nt i i* talk i* I'iiiii ,*r r I O’ • k X. J «UY1 ftii&l Ui • '* 1 I' 1 tall * ( « * » f 'ii ’ Ibeatur, (•*., May I, Ire-J',. i’LiGil I S MS LA Si. i- !j -xasc!» of tbe Liver, Stead, any Lungs. _ . * .. .11.; 1 It■* «*re Tf yon 4 Sallow Coi' on fu l r i lo i : Ur, to tl! . I' 11 As a n < C**)’ IS 1’or enu mood, >'mrt if rllltl** VsMun.i, ku.'tr. -1 .fleet ;•>•)*. , bott i.»;a , , ,.wiv, tl, bilitnted, bare i.r ), 11,,,well-brown Slot* tin,-lit tvouibulie or ctlizl- le.outti. Internal lieHt or ilh |i< c.Jiustn *. low spirit* i ii It-yiilar iippetlte, ,:i ur>‘ sMTerinif from 5>j «wepiiln, itn't Torpid «ti5oo*iies«.o in many i i. "■ i.ympttinys are expe- • i I, for till rueh mw*, < olden .Mcditul Dl*. I '.ill.'*, Nptltlllf of Iiik ol ilrrhlti, tiron- e«« re « onalia, «i>d i.n illiii.-nt remt tty. • ? 1.0(1, or SIX lor iiit* t ■ \v wl. ,ali ou. I***p o* ,«. * *ujw for Dr. Plenw* A.Wn **, . 1 ’» dltal A**o- i in N. Y. ■ v J $aC'i) REWARD «< ; «*.i*i*rrl Catarrhal • !*- pn i ri- tor* Ciunnb Iti imdjr i , : ,t M i rh w tilt h ,(.ie “Tf you Mire to m Um- I .ininl Ua* of i • »»*. dull twla a^iarrti. Ihou- •< *»ld III Ike Head,** . jdaiUr. tocecu. Fro* the World** Best liken, AT FACTORY PRICKS. Easiest Terms of Payment Eight Oraad Maker*, aad Orat Throa Haadrad Stjlaa to Sclaal PIANOS: feme i *CAMK5)-- 1 ; . MlwotfO) M4 Tarwi 1—11*11 »K- *t*Mty rufto lw"Wrt ct«* *»d f-r-M ns-,,- :'**» fore* K«U. ? a. ih-»i*'l ■ I ~ S ,<t-n»jr tnm ■ ■ i I>K 1IAUTI K * tkOM k r • **•*1**44 to tk-| m-' r t'mit* ,-ru'in. t. I * it ii■**•!t i;.«-»*e,tt«<*. ti*i> b>*r. ( Or. HAWTSI*'S LIVCS toLLS., k Car* Cotntip*!!- n.LI* -r L(-v,’ I»li' mna Blt’V Itvatfacti*. a«rapl* Dor* *-.rt Dr***i Book nil 1*4 oa r*«*lp* oMwocoiiii to post***. the dr. Harter medicine company. - tt Laai*, Mo . CIUHLOTTt: nmir-si Chiekerlaf, Maroo M HabUh, ■sthashfk. Beat aad Arioa. ORGANS: ■aaoo A lUntlia, Orchestral aad Baj State. Ptocoa aad Organa dallvarad, fralghl paid, to oil pain 14 $o«th. flflaaa doya’ trial, and Freight P* d Bath Wayo, If sat oatUfoctory. Ordar, aad wit tha Inotraaaali la yaur Own Hanaa. COLUMBIA MUSIC HOUSE, Broach of LUDDK1T A BATES’ SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. nuexa and mm tu auta, H. W. TRUMP. ) Am ir, ) IXmTITI TKflirYoi'Nt. LA1HK *1 in tiie t'or to tiiip-,* Tkent—C'oR? ■er]H ' i*';.(.ed ;u. l IT > mtli ii.t- ailvantaL'es suj d lieie in every depart- l ami Mtreic. Ou!y iiniplished teMeheqi, Ttio Jmili'iP’t ! i-h'.'ttf, d wlrt| gJt', warjneti -Wlt'i tile . Iit-r v. iinefllt-ilVil fui'Ua.'f's, l:ai ’not Hltd ( "hi IX.-i 1 ibw/Ml'Ml tirst-rhrer ii TTifiTnnTg Bi'IuhiI in every ropeei :u, I iii tin SouLli h.a For Itoard arfi Tuition iu everytliing in f’ii!l < ; ■■ 'i.ei "-,,, intruding itiseieiit ai (1 .,o,i. i i-'.'gttagtfa, per ses-i'iii of 2*i '.vfjki .'...flOO Lb (tneti.a for two or niore from s;m;e family or neighhorbootl. I’upil-i ciiarged only from (hde of entrance. , For i'ataingTic; xvitfi futi pnrticulftrs, ad die,-s '—TH.V. WM ii. ATKi.NSON, ‘ Charlotte, N. C. RADFIELD'S FEMALE REWtATOR! wnman'R peculiar artllctlon*. It la a rcmeS* for UoMAXONgy, weUornneSPBC I AL CLADS of cfladlt ' on '' of Uie womb, amt »o control* the Moo- -irtt-,t "rj-irv< m tirrrvn!»Te all denmgtmeoU and rnyul < nte* other Umitlily SIckDOM. Tho nro- . prict ,r* i lalio for thD Remedy no other metflea] propetty. It la atnctly a Vegeuble Compound, j :he -lu'i.e-l prrarnp'.ion of a learned physician wimses ecialty was Kxan.i bi3Ri8ts,and whoa* ‘ikiiie bee ime caviable bocao-ie of bln suoceoi la . the treatment and cure of female complaint*. Suffer,hk woman, It will rellere yon of nearly oD sompUiut* peculiar to your sex. For aale by drnggtata.. Write tor book, “Mto- •age to Woman,” mailed free. ilaaDnxLD Raavuron Co., Atlanta, Oai PITT,* CAltMlSATlVE! FOIl IXKWIH VM> teething child ren. An inste.rt relief for colic of .infante. Cures Dysentery, Diarrhrea, Cholera . Infantum or tmy diseases of the Btomacfi and liowels. flakes the critical period of Teething safe and easy. Isa safe and pleasant tonic. For sale by all druggist and for wholesale by Howard, Wii.uet, & Co., Augusta, Ga. SHOW"-.,CASES DESKS OFFICE & BAH FUJ1TUE & FIITEES. Ask. for Illustrated Pamphlet TERRY SHOW CASE CO., NashifiTenn, TILME A ;V'V MARK. ECZEMA ERADICATED. 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