Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ; First National Bant o( Bate I* only thr?f years old. but Said in capital of $26,000 an ivlded profits of $7,000. an paid out in dividends fg.IMN , ^ . I I ? IT D t ' lhe uJ VTESB I URGA1 DVOC> \ TTP Mm nA I Hf lemli Un jL A MLf zs'o* DBal Bank ef Batsboi nny on approve*! leruri* aye Semi-Annual DivlSaving !>?? posit* !_: VOL. Ill ABOUT P <w 1 lira Uiv/lc nf Da cc< EOPLE YOU KNOW. 1 irP THpv AfP H (>fjj To/I a?; a BATESBURi A FEW HOW! n rl ( IteniC nf I nrnl I G, S. C., THURSDAY, JANJAI IE HAPPENINGS ... 1 /'. 1 jr-i RY 28, 1904. I M _ NO, 43 &4IIVV LFII U O VI K Go Mr. Bill West visited B;i Monday. Mr. Frank Watson was in t Friday. Mr. .1. D. P. rrish was lit Thursday. aivj i * wi v VUCtJ U ne Tomorrow. ilssblir# One ??f F,eesvi.le\s best men. Owen Cumin, was nil our streets wee!;. Iiv city Me. ami Mrs. Joe of Willing, was hi the city Mon re last shopping Mr. ami Mrs. Murrm .I.iium Ilu ? 1IVI L31 Advocate M . . ; ' ,"11 Cottlon is bringing today wt | 15 day , Reported by F* DCullum. f . vuiittitu aiiu vjruupcu IUI j Readers. The For Iniirhily CIii'i will meet will M iss Lottie Itulgell on the afternool of Saturday, Jan. 1 :ttl>. 1 We thank our friends f >r the niar.v i niee things they are saying aoou' I the Advocate. Ailro.lij... ....II ...... I. . ?- ' $ SWOtfN Cll & ^ Compiled for the B SCULaTION statement. enefit of Present and Prospec ?77tw77 ft v/ V * :tive s Mr. f>. T. Eth?r*d>;e was in Saturday. Col. K. F. Strother is in Ai business. Mr. Jas l>jvis, of Samaria, til s wn'k. ^ ~ &. . 0'!i<? Clayton, of Seivo litre Monday. Mr II i A'nr>i Imf fluuiw iv-.? w tlie city Wants, visited ret ill tea in l( Tm'silay. ken on Misses !i -it 111 an.I Klla I,mi A hl< Loesville, .vas in the city on a v M oriilay. as hero Messrs Press ami Melt (junttlchai of Samaria, \\ ere in tin* city Satur rn, was tn business. Mrs. M. ] '. Harmon. of Hexing! on nnp is visit inur tier irrnmUnn linen } wo ! | 1 Tin* new dwelling of Vostmaster ,?t of ' Knoece in about completed. blt I Tlt?' old Mom house formerly occuI pieii ?'j W. ]>. Hlkaid \ Son has beou inn. lorn down, day Many farmers are coming lo town and lu.iiiy sacka of guano are leaving ,on' Such a crop of ootton as we will have viivin kiii ->-:u i>> ?>ur i in mil tinn announcement on this (age thai they are getting their money'a woitli Our no rri Fpoinlent* are doing very well in the way of waiting, b*' we tin want iheiu in write weekly pj poesibile We want t<> make Tie \ Allvoeate the best paper in Jha imiintv. bill it will Ii4 impossible to do sit unhss they help ii?. Their let tils aiewlat make the pa| er. ?p NAM IE OF PUBLICATION: | 3B?tt r-K 'ocate Advertisers. jsbni'tj ^(U'ocatc. > )(> uiicit AT uiVircniiDri r $ VM v, y ?: r v i * street* Monday. Mr. John Gunter, of Monetl in town Monday. Mr. Kddie Jones, ef Sawyer, uur at reel a last week. Dr. W. II. Timmerman v ltidge Spring Monday. Mrs. F. U. Gunter is v'sitin Killiau Harmon. a was ^'r " I*aruell ti:is returned fi a ples'.saiit visit to his fatlierat l?:itt I>tkr 1 iiicounty. was on Mr. A. It. FaPaw. of Mon Mta, vn etl Hatosburjf one day tins week u rent to paid The Advocate a call. Me> srs Xi.rri - (iant t, of Monetla, p r-.-la- Wilber Wbittle, of Newberry, w?ri next, year will Miirj>rise everyone. It it is possible lor cotton to be made it rum wi,k M,r |y bw done, tar, ________________ lit- Rural Free Delivery. Llld i Mr. II inter Arnold, of Ohio, actio j and I nsHpeeinl wjcent for the rural free de in I liv.trv ?i h-ft._ ?...,. I. ? ' ' ' Sulroribe for Tin* Advocate. Mr. M. Burshay, of Oranjjobvrff,S | C.. bought yehtrnlay the entire stork j of guod.i of i'. W. Sollec for (4,081. Hie stock will be placid on the market b ?ro. $ ? S vy Total Number AD 3^ Printed viy I'l l>i .IOI 11.1/ r% un ??C?XC0?((0>XC0:PCgC VOCATE'S in 1903, 63,000 $ . $ 1 lives nere inn week. Mr. J. A. Mitchell, of Saluda ( was in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry, of M vis'ted here Friday last. Jud^e John J. Earle, of Col was in town Tuesday. Mr.Harley Ott. of Sawj'er, town last Thursday. the eily tsalurdry and Sunday. tontity, Miss Lilian Ri-er, of Saluda com passed through town on Tuesday 01 visit to friends in l.eesvi lie. oiietta, Mr. Curtis li. Risli, a protnin farmer of the Roekv Creek sect utnbia, spent Monday night here with frier Messrs tlciir^e and Frank \Vi< was in of Croon spring Valley, ItnKim m.I ?i .. . v > ^ ? ? ? i w wiiv ims occ*1 illTC I ? r the part week inspecting the proposi d ity , niraltfr?-ejdeliv??r\ routes lenving Hutesu 14 burg, will moro iiihii like'y report favoral 1/ on their establishment to the cm t I'ostottlce Department. This will liil ,<l>n ' n ')n^ aKtl we hope that it '* avi11 ho in operation at an early date. ?ht,j or- ^ I Messrs K. J. Key mill I) .1 M near lev, , of CliesU r, were in ltm - linrj; yenterj day. Mr. Tom Kilelien", of Winnsboro, spent Wednesday in Buteslmrg. LEXINGTON. U Copies, % Over iv *' ^ i *. i JL an Average of 235 Each Week So Issue Week After Christi I nas. $ $ Mr. Jutlson Hall, of (.'him was ia the city last week. Mr. Bub (jlaxton, of Aiken < ? ? ?. was In our city last week Mr. G^^^l^ot'er. of Saluda ? was in the week. (Mr. D. P. Holly was ."ntonjj seen on otir streets Fric'ry. ..... ..Hi- ? i i s; .11 r. ii n i| >1 N. H. It i\ !y. lueptn, Mr. (Iivjij.* Uili'j, formerly ?> *' I our yosinj^ business uitn. lint now otinl j , Siliul: i count v. 11 lii'iv dm u visit. Mil."V was noi mnpaiiicd l?v 1**^ I<t11 sounty.1^' L K"-> Mr. J. W. lM\\:ir?ls. of Iinln. cal . t mi I'lie Atl vocal e vv 1111 - in the city I ' ' Kriilay. In lit- I'm tire h- will lie reirnlnr imiunt r....... *i?l...i? '" mK. tinbKbUlit HURT ;;[jln Accident al Railroad Mr* Crossing. ler. ) <On Tuesday morning w liil? coming Ird Untt'sbiir^, in liis btiKtfy. Mr. 1'riah lasi ISHheredge awi his son, John, were the |1 till i own oui and badly bruised up by fs + m i fi'ro.m ??i i: im.ri ak ? orrkhcondent riiin rniniintn.ty was re -ertly bereav . (?.??! in the dentil of one of its oldest and most lionered nilizens, Hon II A Meet7.i'. I'nexpeeted to his family and friends ilea* li mine upon him in his HI venr. lie had lived an hoiothle ami V|? V > < y / ?u PERSONALLY APPI v/ and Proprietor, and W. JV ^ who, being duly sworn, ' I ^ TU AT >k? /l.nnnnnt 7\\,\//A * * x vw STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA t ^ County of Lexington. J ARED BEFORE ME, N Roters Bayly, Ed I. Witter, Foreman, of the Batesbur^ Advoc say upon oath: M Dntrrrd R.ivlv ? Prnnri^tnr f-Hit or of ^ vy vy y > Utor ? ^ vy v y 'T* t hn t/ V Editor Cooner. of the Edisto 1 paid us his weekly visit last wet On Monday we received n vis Mr. Orovnr iloleston, of Monett |M rs. L L Dodd is spending a fe with tier husband in Wiluiingtot Mr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Jones spent day and Friday in town with re I loeord, ''le Adv. eaU'. k SJr. an-.l Mr-. J. Will (J'latt k'hi it f '? t lr?>:n < i i ??ver. N. v' .t Mon ^ 10111 nijjlji. M. - (.* int t Vbnti:r>. and li , daughter. ir.-vv i.i-?mi oii a visit to w days I Mr. a of J Mrs. M. \V. Turi i, N. C. '' ',l' rust mi nit 11 rs. i '""r> I'.oiiic, ??r.?< nflj?t\-vi i n iv. .caih.nt yotiiiir Jtion, was in town M .11 h 1 s. | j y, tuning' in contact with a freight train j ?ni the Carolina Midling. The horse mill i nvas killed oiuwright and the buggy l-adlv demolished. Theengineer blew ttie I,,>r | k?is whistle for the crossing, hot Mr. icr ' litlieredge thought that ha had time iro cross but as the engine was on the lie's father end nt t iie train pushing a long [on* { toad of box cars he misjudged the distance hence the accident Vim useful eareer, serving his country : : through 'In1 h; t ami his countV various rapacities. It >vu? during the stirring period "f reconstruction II.ul I liUinl'uvnte WMs Id, most fur good. 1 and wli it lie did then for the cauae ol | demur acv and good g vernment can i not be too highly appreciated. Un! der his superp leadership this county r y in*. uv|n>Mv.., CrJ Batesburg Advocate. Tt V > of the Batesburfr Advocat culatlon, is true of their c ' A Sworn to before me this 21 v 4 day of January. A. f)., ! > y ' F. C. Af.DRIIKlE, *'t \ N. P. for S. C / ^ 9 \ lat the deponent, W. M. Witter, is the Forei c. That the statement made herewith as to iwn knowledge. st N. H. BAYLY, Ed. and Prop 04. W. M. WITTER, Foreman. [I.. S. ___ man vi? c?rr % $ 3s" V V Washington Lette I [FHV* UUU KKOl'l.Alt L|? wi ' nw^?tmmmm y The last four wc.-ks have be coldest for many years. Usual! Hhrnhc ftro ill Itlmtm in Tuninir r a certain number ?>f (listlne*iv I j sc ientific ? inplc>>ees. I l?er?? m?v j something in the plaint often sent/ mmmmj ' | !)> luruiurA of tln>t'<?inlr>', "What ? ^ ftl?n* .tl! t hi- ?l<? en t lie | , ye.i'.v a | ook at Ho, V l?.i t ~ j ci) Iisiim oceured at (tie rail road rms ? !> | M,,K iH'.ir Westmorland* place. Mr. I,R j El iteredge raid lie heard ih? whistle ?p blow hut thought lie had plenty of ood I time to cross una Hint his horse was { not afraid uf trains. l>r. K. K linrdiit utteudrli iuui on nis rrivif' frt iht* city and pronounced Ins wounds seTIC v?u' ',ut 1,01 fwiuua. His son v.as no' was k'.l to a complete democratic vie- i ! tory and every semblance of iu?;ro j and carpet .m rule was duntro l'eaoe be to Iim as|i??, ami consolation Mr ^ ^SSSSgj=m of Hie ^For j Satur lay. ^'e w ? s inb^wbiloT^^pi^^^ I two of Ills sons, cutting down a tree.' . ,<r . .. i . ?. .. : i i J 4- ? jj; r.'ViV^y/iV VA aw1 k kXZx7 Vxx7> * * I Col it in ti ! TI... vVj;;VvwV;'v( w >v va; i ? - -:i -=^ ubin Exposition Car is at j Sour Lake i.., where it will remain .1 week. . utsasiomus . .. ?vM :*3 ....... ?j? 1 A..u l<uMt i, Texas, s iftVr?d fro at ? ft re Sunday. - Lost ^S66y ? now sleighs and skates a in evidence. In IHSO ther* was a winter. Then there was ska? and down for six units over t It< ncl of the Potomrc, and great cro sed witti heny loads to Alex. Yesterday your c.urresponden at the Metropolitan Congressiiui m li in f i rst. si hi i n r > >? nl' \i r A N I'K I >:?To furnislt mrrcha i? clian- \\ liit tlo a Iran In . inrss v trains Nolrs ninl Mo* lunijr-. I.m. on Cri imlria. Hi N <?l r'r . m lot s of from ti; ' Hiii at inluroil prims. t found We mtr that <Mir worthy ueigl i a .1 oil n ' ',v " * I ^laniiai it" rom in "tits u hurt. ?.ts SALUDA. fitli j l?r. Aril.in II. Ashbv, of Fmit Hill, i to ( t!i?*l Saturday nio.ning after an i I loess . of about a w?vk. 11? about 10 i bo.- , I years ol age and n native of Aiken. pi?n . ' I uii in vt 1111 ii a 11hi ii i?. t? aa iiu iri 1 iipon liitii lived for iwo hours after : Ihe neridei t I'Ul lii? injuries were too i Sertoli to le relicved l>y any Ionian ajjenry He leaves to mourn his loss a I wife and tell e|i l?lre:?. I le v as buried . l'a' .Sunday afternoon a( II o'clock. Mr Tom A miner, who lived about ; T three miles from here died also Satur- , the ' da v a 11 er noon . II. was an old tnr.ii ' ! ii^ ' " i water famine i> tlirt?atat! been hi ken 4. [ Re pa 'on way Ia to liave a new ami up-to* i|JK to ,, e sel ool house. ed by tl ! last lie he <.en ra! Assembly will adjourn <*ame. ?22d of next mouth. i.iwi* in ? it \ iu ni? liuuii*, iu vrr.?. mul during the Exposition. Tlie pri/.? irs on the State Capital, mount* "jaw" houo ir.JS.CS.").I? lias been recommend- sia and Japi ie cotiiiiilSh'oii appointed hv the neral Assembly to report on The citize using every canal treatj ? eonteet for automatic ra i? still on between Rueno. its of Savannah, Go, are means to have the Panama r ratified. Hharp Williams, Dciineratic l.< 11* House. "Yes," lie sail!. ' tainly would be better for the crats to stand together ami re the fake treaty. Hut they are i just as they were unhappily l'aris treaty. On the issue of and decency initead of criini jfressior.?of it canal instea<l liult'r nf !l tvpograpineal ? rim in I hi* word |i , , r- wnii I: \\ as spoiled lean. Wlnl* we Ueiuo- n> ! m]11 ( pen lor criticism in n putliaU- wavs than that which 'Vi1 nri- ol'arj hviried, print i In- following clipped I on llo l lo- Mnmlard !?ut four para^raplr honest > 'mv Uieir ( <? iimoilt . i) a I a^. "M. L. Kn\ \\ is ion vie* "s In * t t'i of lli- Inpoia in Itaiosl iirt;. i ha" r j'irv. winch foiine mm irui lein , Mr. .John T. YWrls, a ?ne chant at ?rr i Mayaon's, ilii'd of consumption Mod* or?? i day at the of 43 years He was ;est. t buiied with Masonic honors at CJootl rom J Hope (..11111011. ; Kilix Hoc knight, chirked with oot: ton stealing, broke jail last Saturday 'trk * 'liev i n'^ Tins is another argument for lit v better jail having seived I i> eoiintry faithlully ^ during tin* war bet wren I !?? States. j,ol Tile ahiioiilieeim lit ?il In- death ? ;*nr*i*iJ sorrow .unoii^ hi- numerous friends -j ami admirers. lie wn-buried Sunday j afternoon, the funeral exereiset> bcinj; conducted by Uev Mr Cromer. ,liis ^ pastor. I am There are very few can's to be dis- [ 'apt. John I.. AVjurs. died at his icine ? aie in Chester Saturday. bound i i njf cbs? "lie Baptists nT Allendale are pnin>; erect a handsome church edillea. ( dispells U Miles' MiM Charles B. Land shot tiiSpOSa 1 killed, one Jim Dure. Both colored. wrjiitlo it.ill. presmeni m a pnieni men-mupany at Charleston, was! The Xatit ?ver to court Tuesday for send- 1 st Auguslii jene matter through the mails, hold Its net i Mo. Tatuiii, a recently elected ' ary commissioner has at his Japin is Li I 18 positions, and up to this am* on he has received 5u> appli- f'on Ruasi wan t <<il jnrl (lutrJ, wliicli ai *t ia ne, Kla.% th?? week, will ct meeting in St. Loui?, irtd of lorjf diplomatic daTuesday sent an intima1a that an early reply was canal?the people would stain! and give us victory. They p will anyhow. We have issues if the treaty is ratified in spite The tiugle issue of honesty in i the light of the otlicial plunder ing on is itself sutlicieut to i a people to refuse a long lease of to any party, especially the pai I by it- | tIHj ^ x-mcnrx \va-' SlOo, or :ld <f; rnbuhly t 11?- |>:iid I lie line an.I appealed enough course." of us. ' People who live in j;Ins3 hni olli.e in HioiiI.I rot tlirow stones."' At iiiK li?- I ral e w ' rel,,r ' r'" ?rters to an ?*di to use t be which appeared in t he Saluda Stain power ' under t lie d. t.- ol .l miliary ami In rtv that ed''Mnsr.]l \usp? ratini;," in which I 111'. : i ? ill i! H'V I . .r 1 li.?i I- !.w,v>> 'l>?* The nianv friends of lion. I). S* 1'eurifoy are fjlad to hear of his elec ises h"" as il penitentiary director. i any j The farmers are all fjoin? to plant j cotton heavy this year, lard | pad- Moundviiie, Ala., was visited by a they I *"yelone last Thursday: Many people ^hi. I were killed and in hired and there was posed <>1 at the next term ??f court, ar/.j j so tar as ?c know there are no jlil ' e;p casts at all at this time. ! (Jmte a number of eases against the ! rail rot have heen docketed for the 1 I next t? rin, hut n it many civil cases of | It ' an ?the. nature have been commenced wa The frientls of Hon John Hell TovvI 11!. about here, were ((flighted to learn || canons. Ion. John H-il To ill has been r.letl on the dispensary board of the' j|Hi iiv' .South < 'he Walterho'o court martial is over j|le<' 11 seems that an amieable settlement ''r , , St. I.ou s reached. [. A. Williams succeeds P. 1. Wells ' f1. I til Executive committee of the Late repo lrolinn I'ress Association will disaster stat i Columbia tonight t > make *M'I"o"ation, eparationa for the trip to the is Exposition. On and i I'niteUStati citizens of A* ken held amass the use of p 9 l*??.t Sk itninln v ntul rlpiioiincixl rts of the Harwick mine ? the miners died not from bot were blown to pieces, after July 1st, 1904, the fs government will abolish r irate rnuLing cards. is gumy.. The Postma-ter General at Paj no varied the monotony weekly Cabinet dinner la>t ev? entertaining the President at Rooaevolt and some torty ?>< gucats, the company being t tie known at a Cabinet dinner i vuofu 'I'htt rt.ui-nri; vt'nro l?r ' i-p.jldr i.iiin icr of ty pn^rupicnl f rrci it M-s. ?.r l'M DUPONT. nir.j; by itl Mrs. (Iilioiiit: ' '' o I I. I! ! 1 l I j A H Ci ilEIIK |>K ? l:tr"?-st 1 1-tlicro(|<j?', of Loos' II 111:111 v sp-':;t .<ur.il iy with tho In ITU til :i- ' ? ^s* ?rs."'l ;l heavy property loss, The Mayor of ilOreensboro has asked for niii for the ] people of the unfortunate town . Kx-President i"le\eland say9*'ltryan NT>I i has got the sluge"; Ift hiin go it. ' I he i i He distinguished gentleman" from New otna 'der.iey seems to tliink he h.ts been ' frozen out of ihe gains, on aeeount of | of of his elevation lt?a posit loll on l lie ! ?s : S ate I lispoiisary Itnnrd ef t'ontrol. ' \ia Thev f< el sure tli'it lie is a safe man to ! place tlie interests of the j eople with, C anil that he will discharge the fin e- ed ' tions t>t liis oHIce fait htullt.lly and ; mt fe ?rl?-ss| \, ! Oil Editor G M Hani,an, of theLexing>{ ' t?n I>inj atel", is elf 'his week making .. . , ... _ .. . _ ?...! superintendent of the S tvuiinali ?li> ion of tit* Southeru. '^,il'' ness." Charleston police 1?av * attain dtelar- 'aNVS war on the slot nia.hine. 'l"lier?* j nn i>t always (>? something doing in arleaton. a . 'll b.v V negro far titers institute will be . K < '- ? a mi .ar,.)........ ("Four law am! otlif r forms of lawless- j T|ie Arm Tliey a>W for such a change , heen passed necessary to accomplish such i ton# |( ra f7o,000,d<K>. 'cattle pes'' discussion indulged A p|ot < Columbia counciliner., one of peter, of Se ave utterance to the following:. tiirone by hundred head | of cattle are v-;? J appropriation hill has by the House at Washingrries an appropriation of >n toot to assassinate King rvia, who ascended to th? the assassination of the J '? ? ? ? cques uf pink c arnations 1 nitwit li tall crystal vases of bride The court room in Washingti the Repuhliean postotlice cons are beinp tried bus been tlic the Star Route trial, the Unite the unsavory Breokinridpe trial, the revolting Ronine ir rsper.sed l)r W I I ?? 1 ;n!?*\f41;li has l??lt us. roses. : *:1>'N !'" ,n"> >?* la-: >ix moiKti least s 1 .(n( 1)4*1 l;n ?. 11?> will mi - here I'r.isperit v. \\'?? need a jjooil (In pirator- ' 1mminiiy. srelic of -<s I'anni'' Cull, taut tea an trial, ;i' " 1 v'r v' "'* spent Sunday wit I -1 *?>11 a i tl | 1'?1 k -. 'ial, and1 1 -''^Kojfrrs. <>f Kirliland, *, If(1 I'aiiner-Huckner tendencies .t few years h at | bai k * t \ C? t ^ Whitafcer Wright, at one time a | king of finance, was sentenced in I.on^ |tlon, Eng., Tuesday to seven yerrs of i cnal servitude for fraud. Within one hour from the time sentence was pass. ?<1 Whitaker died from the effects ol l>ent I ii r roiiiiu> Willi .\uuiior *. ;\ wcrricK, , ?' L'* T1 ??* First National Hank of liuli> bur;;, S. <*., will l?-n.I money on cotton i ].ir htor??l in the Hatfshui'K Warehouse, j gr, . j ^ WORLD'S I AIR DOTS, j ?> > ' Mi m rtt ainrn ?mi inc tvnii in cim uni j . j xington will be representeil. stand in I deep in robacco will not be planted on so j health ge a scale tins year as last. The' Divers are dissatisfied with prioes. Over j will inc Kv.mgelist Leitsh is conducting a i ^()r111 *l r revival meeting at Main street ,s '!"sU' nhmliit Pbnrch in Cnlmnhin and is ^ (iii two acres of ground knee 1 tiltli " The aoove is not a good T,u, t,)e| indication. . Minn.'on |a : ?re.-s below JOO postmasters of tbe Slate ' c|,j||y ;* el in Columbia February 9th to State or^anir.hC'on. The call A ale.Mind, 1 eil by lb-publican postmasters Hre Sunday videnlly another party for11tl- pie homcle* R* momomptor at Duluth, ist Sunday recorded 87 dor /rro. 4,<iee, but that's Norway, waa tho scene af a that rendered ll.foQ poos. Over thirty vessels in many others of note. Tlir? from it is the police oourL in t building, formerly the I church where Chnnning prom There i> no truii' in the p rumor That Senator Lodge ol chusetts wi 1! *ueoeed .lolm Secretary of Slate. The 1 *e doors ' *?!)Mduy in this roinmmiity. In* lirit'K li-'V W I I.o Icnbaiiyh )ia> hct u nilitrian p?int< i a N i' by tlit* j^ovornor. (,od. ; add i? is I.eo<*v illc. Mr Tilmnn .slu-alr is attending cr-istfiit lb 11 !? I nst:' ;i t C in ( -nluinbia. " Mas-n- M~an<l Mrs Hilary Slicily, ?'f May a nvir, -j> :.t Siimla'* with tin- Jat 'roaidtMit fathrr, Mr S \V |> I?*nhnnj?l?. '' Senator Daniel, of Virginia, "the iittl? man with the crutch,*'was on . Tuesday ra-electad t?? the Unitcii (lit* ' States Senate, lie is lovtu liy tin j > I i people of his State and his opp. unit; honor him. if it is his desire In* \vil . or* remain a member of the Senate unli death elainis hiui. I i i lie Following Arc Some of the Many [ Things to be Seen. I at I Moil el e.-liooU for the blind and oil . deaf. ' ti!d St. I mils?is it s\a-? 100 years 1 ago. ; j hi lee jii.tnt jirodiieing -100 tons of lee | f|, ' ration Safe lilowfrii made an iniriiceasful J ( tempt to crack the safe in llio post. , . whs or lee at Vllendale last .sunJay night- (| ( j >( ! N hilts Tho upper house of the tianeral As- . i?r,)p-i tnhly has pas.-ad a bill wliieh pro- WiTf t hits the exportation of shad iroui ( House \ ? Si ii t ? i - ' scheme. | the harbor < onjjresHman Small*, colored, Sixteen in drred out of the Columbia Ho- from {|)e |n >by last week, ami the "Lily tor, Col., w were ffiven a call down by day by the 1 . tor Wheeler. No doubt if this i t0,n< come to the ear of l'reaideot j It. lie would advise all of 'the; Senator : woiv roved. len tein?-; hoist'd in a cap# dependence nun*, at Vieero iPsMnily killed Tueaall of the cage to the boti oni' on Tuesday, in the eaunot spare from the State nient a msn \v???? has redueed and territorial rapacity to a I So the position is not likely cant ami if it were, Seiifttn say* he would prefer his pre> tion. The first scientific bureau e I >cjfirt political MOM-11 A. line art, ' tO III' V'- ! t 11?>M O! li i: i i I. \ It ( >ftUKsl\>SUK r I.unite cnt |, t>i. I M < 1'ilifiiii (lirk, oft ruiitev | was eitli r?l a lives here list week. (ire.it j >v is in the home of Ir slablish- ~ il'eharc! lloUtein?new c Mi. Itf.x.L ^ f . I ,? .if VVV A.riin# ^?.. I -? .An explosion in the Ilnrd wick Mine ; Cheswick, l*a., near Pittsburg. wa; r. ] 1 l lie cause of nearly two hundred dent1',j I Monday. Mine Engineer Taylor i supposed to have lost his life trying j to resc.ue the miners. The gathering Inld | vv<""*n children about tin , mouth of the trap awaiting the bring | daily. ? Special building <ci Art 11111 lor" ' sculptore. I j)n i Typical 'lit mining camp in "Mi img! r tiulcli." r .lull h e presents of the late I hifon i? Victoria. |a -i n..<.i ..vi.ii..* in i a i nil ii bin. The House of Kepresontativ es ha sued a bill t* make the meeting of ( at body ?? ry two years n.stead ot I A eh A poll taken of the present I-e^is- ' looked tore shows only three members are favor of "Silver l'lnnk*' in the Do- , ' ',L* i not n> |i.uroiu/.e im- V/Oiiim- , upper ii<.'ii->>j : President's - ! ma treaty ! 1ENERAL NEWS. j of tin- tiucc j A oegro s ange m the British cabinet is the act of I for daily . I (.ho ticket 0 . T T . . a* Lexingti National tluard Association met i oi r ongroM*. spoke or the utterances as to the l'ana?s "the blustering diction an* rr." afecracker caught in blowing open the safe i? fllce of the T?. A N. It. R.r >n, Ky.. Sunday. 0(1 by the I nited Mutes gov was the patent ofllce on April Since then there has heen growth of scientific b ire.ius. are now no less .ban thirty-1ii nected with the executive bi the government, and eaeli ot rcrtini:'mt *' ' ... .?..M, .,11V i 1<>, 1790. ,,s -'? !ii?tr far., I In^ week, a ?rrat *'?? ? ' 'Vrry and family, ot Tliir,' lu "liia. an-on n vis.| to tin* fain 11 iri-e, ron- . r K A I'n rv. his lather. Jam ranch of ,H'r' for h.-alth. tht'ii ha?* ! in?( of the victim* to tin* surface wa ( a pitiable ouc. The work of rescue i v )f slow. The explosion was caused b; i-s 15 'lvo damp. I i'?i i ii?*.* i mining ? .-tin mi, i "? ci * 1 2 sore*. , m * : Hose (larilen, *i\ acres in area t <),I <H)0 rose tree . ,,^ | ''King Cotton," a statue in cti on Tl fifty feet liigli. j or oeratic platform. "> -sl Columbia dairy men hn\e formed a f'olt ruat" and put up the price of milk, i centso claim cotton seed meal and otU- | clay, food stuir-iare too cost'y, Augustine, Fin., Monday. Secretary # ... planned a < on was close on the heels of in . . , w # 1 \ e I. ii the New York exchange lnes- 9ludied OI| infected dis of Agriculture Wilson has -ntnpaigu againbt the boll Diteur^ of cotton" will be experiaierit.il farm? in the tricta.