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VOL. XIV. SPS?? "Do thou Groat Liberty Inspiro our Souls and nnko our lives in thy possession happy* or our Deaths Glorious in thy Just Dofonoo.'? BENNETTSVILLE, S. G., SEPTEMBER 19, ?890. MAIL Alt?tA^BtyENTS. i?4rr'A;e?~-Southorn niuii vin. Soo?oty Hill arrivos daily, nt 12 pm. Leaves-Daily, ot 6 00 o'olook, u ui. Arrives-Northern inail viaGioousboro, N. O., anivoB daily at 0.-15 p m Leaves- DailyV ut H 20o'olook, u. m.. Arrives-l?lenhcini. U?d Hill and Drake ortivos dully at 12 o'olook. Leave*-Daily ?t 6 o olock a. ni. Leaves-Ronnottsvillo to Laurluburg via Pearson, Brightsvillo, Adams* ville and Nowtonvillo, Monday, Woduosday and Friduv, ut 7.30. Arrives-Tuosday, Thursduy nnd Suture day nt 3.30. . - ? ?? llenno'ttHvillo po.st^bftioo .opona nt 7 o'olook, a m., and olb&es at o n in. -.?* A? 'H'??^??'''"! ?hil diau?biilod uno? I arrival. - ?Or- Money Order buslii^sa cloaos o? Sat urdays, nt 12 O'OIOOK, m. T< L) CROSLAND, P. M. Railroad Guide. Capo Fear and Yadkin Vallev R. ?. Condensed Soliedule, August 4, ?890. OTOIVWH SOVWJ). Traill No. 1., Daily Except Sunday .ILouvo WUnilnjjtoit, Arrlvo Fuyottinipo, Lonvo Fayctlovlilo, I.cavo San i'm ,1, Arrlvo Grconfboro, Lonvo Onionsbaro, Lonvo \V?lnut. Cove, Arrive Mt. Airy, jj Ou A m 12 26 P M 12 60 . 2 22 6 AO fi 10 0 32 8 25 Train No. 3.,.Daily Except Sunday Leave P-cnnuttevillo, Arrlvo Maxton, Arrlvo Fuyotlovtllc, 8 20 A M ll -15 itaain No. 15., Daily Except Sunday T.cnvo Rninsour, Arrtvo Greensboro, LniiVo Greensboro, An Ivo Madiaon, 0 60 A M 9 25 10 1? 12 30 P M SOUTH BO tm J>. tl vain No. 2., Daily Except Sunday Lonvo Mt Airy, 0 00 A M ?;\^;:.Arrlvo Greensboro, 9 20 heave Greensboro, 9 60 J.onvo Sanford, 12 10 V M Arrlvo Fayottovli.'e, I I>0 %i:-^Leayo! Fjiyfrilpylllfii ;3 16 ArHvo Wilmington, 6 45 Traill No. -i., Daily Except Sunday Loavo Fnyottovlllo. ,..'? 30 1? M Arrlvo Maxton, . 6 20 l.oaVo M?xlo?i ."" 0 W,. Anlvo llonnottaVlilo, >"V O^'t ' , . . -II 'Jruin No-IQ., Daily Exc+jitMiinsfayf^J :... .i.o?s^;M,Mw?tt..w-vv.iA'--:;-!?.;in'-.r M .Arri.o.UruorisboVo, .-! uu; Leave' Greensboro, ' tfX&'M .'. Arrlvo lia'risoinv 1 0 BO W. R KYLK, Hon. Puss Agont. J. \Y. FRY,, Gonornl Sunorlntondont. Atlantic Coast Line. North Eastorn R. R. of S. d CONDENSED SOIIEDULE. THAIN!! OOING SOUTH. Dated April 20th, 1590. No.27 No.23 No.63 A. M. A. M. ?.<? Flnraeeo ?1.36 *?.30 " Kingstreol 2 2? 9.16 Ar. hartos > 2.50 10.07 P. M. Lo. Lanes 2.50 10.07 *7.60 Ar ChurloBton 6.U0| 11.59 9.30 Train on O. A 1). it. lt. oonnools at F?oronoo with No. 23 Train. TKAINB aoiNCI NOKTII, Lo C'barloBton A r. Lanes Lo Lu nos Lo Khigstrco Ar Florenoo No.78 A. M. VI.20 3 00 3.00 3 17 1.20 No.M P, M *1 30 0.29 0.29 0 40 7.56 No.52 A. M. *7.00 8.27 * Daily. 'J' Dally exeept Bundey. No. 52 run through to Columbia via Control lt. It. of S. O. NOB. 78 and 14 run ?olid to Wil mington. N. C., making olofio connection with W.'& W. lt. It. for nil pointe north. J. It. KBNLY, JNO. jp, DIVINE, Ass't Qen'l Maungtir, Gou'l Supt. T M. EMERSON, Oon'l Pas?. Agb. . WAD??SUORO', N. C., SPECIAL. DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY, North hound. , Leave Ojiarlo H to a 4 00 p. m. I-a 11 o's 0.11 p. ni, Floronoo 8.10 p. m. Uhoraw 9.43 p. m. \r?'h'c Wadosboro* 11.00 p. m. South bound. Leave WadoRboro' G.0O a. ni. ' Olioraw 7.30 a. ni. Floninco 9,00 a. in. Lano's t0.37 a. iu. Arrlvo Oliarloston 12.30 p.m Oar? run throngh betweon Charloston and Wadeaboro'. TIIOBO trains ntnko oloao eonnoo. lion at Wndoaboro' with Bast and Wont bound Paosongor train* ovor tito Carolina Oontrul Railroad. T. M. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt. Tona F. piviSH, Gen. Supt :.'Wi Insure your Houses againt ?re, lightning, cyolones and wind storms. For further parliculars apply to H. 1\ JOHNSON, Agent, Dcnncttsvillc, S, C. March 3?st, 1890. Dr. T. W, Bouchier. ?Surgeon Dentist,? BENNETTS VILLE, Sd. OA. CftS&'Offio? in I). I). McOoll's new WDt& Building, Up-fctairs, wost tido Oflioo hours from 9 a, m., to 0 pi m. 0HUROH XJXR&OTOllV. NORIH MAf?LBORO CIRCUIT APP01H?MEHT8 FOR 1880. Rov. J. L. Hay, P. C. First Sunday. Ebonczor 10.30 a. m., Shilo 4.00 p. m. Socond Sunday. Oak Oro? o 10.30 a.-rnNow Hopo,4.00 l>* K" Third Sundny. Sbilo 10.30 a. m., Ebonozor 4.00 p. m. Fourth Sunday. Now Hopo 10.30 a. m., Oak Orovo 4.0U p. m. Pleasant Hill 10.30 a. m.,,on Saturday bo fore Ibo second S.midny.and 10.30 a. m., Otb Sunday. | ff a I ' BRIOHTSVILIE CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS tOM^O" ' KUY. ci. M. noYD, i?, c. Boiboi Ut and 3d Sunday ll a? m. Antioch 1st lind 3rd Sunday 3 p. m. Royton 2nd and4tb Suuduy ll a.m. Ric edon's G.ba pol 2d and 4th 3 p. in. APPOINTMENTS FOR BENHETTSVILLE CIRCUIT. KEV, W. II. KI11TON, l\ O. Rcauty Spot, 2nd and 4tb Sundny 11 u. m. Smyrna, 2nd and 4th Sunday 3 p. m. Pinn Grovo, 3rd and lut Sunday ll a, m. MoColl, 3rd and 1st Sunday 3 p. m. APPOINTMENTS FOR DIEN HEIM CIRCUIT, KEV? J. .A; POUTKH I', D> . nobron lft and 3rd Sunday nt II a m. Ebonczor 1st and 3rd Sunday at 3 p. m. Parnassus 2nd and 4tb Sunday nt 11 a. m. Zion 2nd and 4ib Sunday at 3 p. ni. TOWM ?HUi?OHB?. Mi4Tiroi)i8T-Kev. J. W. Danlrtl, Pastor [Sunday ?School 4.00 p. m. Preaching at 11.00 a. m., and 8.00 p. m. Pruyor-iuect Ing Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Supt. S. S., 15. S. Carlisle. BAPTIST-Bov. II. N. Pratt Pastor Pioaehing 11.00 a. in., 8.00 p. m. Sunday School OYory Sunday morning at 0.30 Prayer mooting Thursday evening, atd.OO | o'clock. - Supt. S. Si i O. B. Jordan; PltHSIlYTKIlIAN-BOV. W. B. Corbett pastor. Preaching at 10:80 a. m. and 8.80 ?. m. Sunday School at 0.80 A. M. Pray cr-mcotlng on Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 , o'clock. Supt, S. 8., T. E, Dudley. lyrASP^? 33??4BOTOR3T. MAllIjB?lt? OIIA-PTEK No. 30. H. A. M. Meets at Cliq.on Friday, on or after each full moon ' at 3 o'clock in the after noon, . 1. C. DUNRAR, M. E. H. P. I Sf* E. MCLEOD, Secretary. (^OM^HS^^VF ~ <??*>*-.-. . ' EUREKA i?fjiiE, H?. -iS(:A. F; M?, ADAMSVIUE. (?fi! .. Convenes oaoh Saturday afternoon hoforo tko full moon, at l o'olook: Ii. lt. EARTBnrano, W. M. W. J. Adams, Soerotary. AURORAtODQE, NU 33, A. F. M. CLIO, 1Meets Saturday oh or after each full moon nt 3 o'clock,'p,. in. Jons MA?ANO, W. M. E. T. COVINOTON, Sooretary. MARLBORO LOGUE KO. 88, OEKHETTSVItLE, Con VOUCH caoli Friday evening pn or boforo tho full moon ut 8 o'olook. C. 8. MCCALL, W. M. T. I. Itogoro, Scorotury. BRUNS LOOCE, NO. 18, A. F. M. PARNASSUS, Meots Satin(1 ny on or boforo oaoh full moon nt li o'olook, p. m. W. II. A i.i'on?, W. M. 0. B. llogors, Soerotary. PROFESSIONAL OAU? S TII08. K. DUl>LKV, HOPF. II. NEWTON. I?DLEY & NEWTON, Attorneys and Counselors nt Lnw, BKNNETTSVILLK, S. C. Will practico in tho Courts of tho Fourth Circuit and in thc United States Courts. [Fob. 14, '86 nf* ow NS END ? MCLAURIN, JL Attorneys at Luw, RENrfETTSVILLE, S. U. HW O?li?o ovor J. F, Evoiott's Store. TOWNSEND Si MOLAUUIN & POLLOCK. Attorneys at Law, Choraw, S. 0. NOX LIVINGSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1) 0 n n 0 11 s v i 11 o , S. O. KNOX LiviBOSTON. . EDWARD M'IVEU LIVINGSTON & MCIVER, * Attorneys nt Lnw, ClioraV, - - So. Cn. tip w. BOUCHIER, ~ X . . Attorney ot Lnw, R 0 n n 0 11 ? vj I I 0 , S . 0 . J?QyOJtico on Darlington St., west of tho Court House TI. ROGERS, o Attorn?y at Law, . R 0 n n 0 t t s vd Ile,- S . 0 . ??^?mcn io tho Court Houso-front room on tho right. -->-.--?- _ a o. w. sitipp, tait A-tt9rn0y.pt Law, Cborftw, Bl 0. Will practice in the Courts of Ches terfield and Marlboro Counties, WILTON MoLAURIN. J3UL Attorney td Law and Trial Justice, Rennottsvillo, S. C. Prompt attention given to tho collec tion of claims. Agricultural Liens (bro closed. TE. DUDLEY, 0 COMMISSIONER OF AFFIDAVITS For tho Stnto of North Carolina. A6V0all on bim at Rennottsvillo, S. 0. ABE YOU WITH US ? WE CAN; SAVE YOU DOLLARS ! CLOSE CASH BUYERS, YOUR ATTENTION. AWAY Ii| llili i llilil Buy and Sell FOB SPOT CASH, A Crash in Pri?es ! TTE WILL FROM THE START BEGIN A CRUSADE VV A G-A INST PREV AILING PRICES ! Bip IF THEY; 1 D O N OT T U M BLE N O W ! Having uio bad debts; and small expense wo will keep them Tumbling. All dollars have the same cash value at a Bank, but you will find that you can buy more G-oods with your Dollar if spent with us Wo como to Benncttsvillo lo build up a CASH TRADE.) The cheaper we sell the moro Goods we sell, and it is in the; big tum over thc money is made. Wo discount all purchase^ and no living man buys cheaper than wo do. Tho now Gooda arriving daily aro being marked at priced that wiJJ scJLlhom.nt sight-, . , , \ , - : ^v\V?v'jf?^e?i?VW'o?'?. claims ^lii'cWW oiiy?rs. ' Our mission is to undersell and wo will do it, VERY RESPECTFULLY, OOM & 7 BENNETTS VILLE, s. 0. IN* THE McfJALL BUILDING. September ?th, lc90. UNIVERSITY I -rOF -AT COLUMBIA, S. C. Grad?alo course?. Under-grnduntc courses for ilogrooi-3 literary and 0 euiontllio. AD>>. nh Drier RHU cloe ti vc oenrsog. Professional noursos in Law, Pharmacy, Votorlnnry Solenco and Pclngnxics. 'J well equipped laboratories; 4 shops anil model rooms; now Infirmary, Tuition fco, $40 nor SOSHIQH; other foes, $20 (Including In Urinary foo, oovorlng medlo.il nt tendnneo, modioinos, ole), 'fabio board, $10 to $12,00 pr mouth, lloomp rent free. Tutu) exponeos, Including fuel, lights, washing, boOks, clo., abont $180. Tuition fco reuiittod to studonts certifying their innbllliy to pay for it. Sceslon ' opon? first Tuosdny in October. Entrance examinations hold tho preceding wock. J. M. McllR Y DE, President. Aug. 1,1800-fin: Due West Female College, * #BEPOKI3 DECIDING AS TO a school for your daughter, ox nminu closely into tho merits of tho Duo Went Pon?alo Collage Established in tho year i860, it has oteitdi ly grown lo efficiency nod induction. En rolled 182 pupil? tho pant year, l?xpc rlonood nod progreenlvo touchers in every department. Location boalt.hful. Bontd Ing dopnttmo?t guarontocd eatisfaotory, bond tor oatnlogtto. Mus. IJ. M. BONNER, Principal, lt. E. BONNER, A. M., yico-rrlnolp<d. Duo Weat, Abbovlllo On., S. O. July 15th, 1S90. W. J. STEWART, Itounetfsvlllo llnrb'or* When you wish nn easy shave, As good as bnrbor p vcr gavo, Just cull on mc nt my saloon, At morn i mr > evo or noon; I out mid dress tho hair wi'li graco, To ?nit tito conloar of thc l'a co. My room ia nont ami towels donn, Scissor.! Hhurp and razors kenn. Ami ovnryihiiig [ think you'll find To suit (bo taco nnd plcaso tho mind And nil my mt nnd t-kil) cnn do If you just call, I'll do for you. BEGIN EARLY ! In your SPItINd OLKANINO dislnfoot your promises mid provont Povor. -FLATT'S OHLORIDB9. Ohlorldo Limo, . . , 1 nnd 5 lb. boxes, Cntbollo Aold, ... 25 cents n pint. JiCNNiNuft' PHARMACY. Thompson School and Business College, Siler Oily, Chatham County, N. (J A FUtltT-CuAflft HOARDING SOIIOOf. WITH MILI TA KY FUATU11K8. Healthful nnd bountiful locution with no?v buildings, elegant furn il uro und fixtures. Ono of tho bout equipped sohoolj in Ibo South Thorough preparation for college, loaching or business. Full torin begin.? August 27. Send for illus tratod oiitnloguo ol' One],, J. A. \V. THOMPSON, SUIT. Aug. ?) 180U. ' Roanoke Female College, 13 airville j IT ai The next session opens Sep tember I. Full Faculty ol experienced Teachers-each a Specialist in ids Department. Music teachers lrom Lclpsic ami New England Conservatories. Art teachers trom best New York Schools ol Art and Design. Health ot city unsur passed. Terms very moderate. Large discounts where I wo or more go from the same family, Vor catalogues or other information address J. C. 0. DUNFORD, Asst Pres Aug 6, I8QO. Danville, Va. Medical Card ! fff?HE undorsignod having looatod per?? 8 mauoiifly in Ilohnottsvillo, returns his thank? for a liberal patronago am; hopes by sttiot nttontiou lo business to merit a continuation. Resides SU HO LORY, OBSTETRICS and tho general ptnciico of Medicino, I take pleasure in announcing to all thal 1 have thoroughly equipped myself with thc latest and niost improved iii9trnmnnis fur special tieulmcnt of TRANSFUSION in OASES of DANGEROUS IIEMOR AGE, all TH HO AT, NOSE ond LUNG divenscs. CONSUMPTION specially TREAT ED lipon ibo LATEST ?nd MOST PROMISING TIIEREPUTICS. Parties in Bcnnottsvilie will bo EX AM IN ED and TREATED for. any of Ibo abovo disensos at ih?ir.?wh homos by being requested to so do. Thoijo frqm n distauco ai my residence on Durliugton Snoot-tho icsidonco formerly ojounicd by Mr. Carey T, Eastorling iii East Ron? lionsville. Culls in Day loft nt Breedon & W?lls' Drug Store will bo promptly attoudod to. At night at my. roaidonco. OhowoB for EXAMINATION npd TREATMENT reasonable. Vory Respectfully, ll- R. EASTERLING, M D., M. Medico. Ubi. Socioty Pliila. January J, '80 ?erlbb?oftfj ? K?rpm Sllcjtiltelm. ' ? v i ? i-- . . MK. EpiT?n ?--No "nowa from our I hi Vying town for some tiriio., I will c risk, this being . published (in your tl wli?to busUqt.) , j!" ' ' jj . On; yesterday oftemoon our Utile (\ town jwus ni tinned by tho erv of "tho 1 Clin bouao ia on bro." When your f so?iblilo* rushed, to .tho dcor of 1 ii ( pjuce] of bubb.C(!i ho : behold Mr. AiWil < ltogofs wabling over to tho seat' cf t \jai'i also Mr. Dock McLeod with a f P'ill. of wator in hand, Mr. A. .1. ? Mallinson and tho ginnor and fireman running helter ?kolfor all over tho liuijdlng (you seo WA hn/vo a firo buck tt Oompauy held in readiness at a mo motiV notice.) Q'n..weil it was a ralee fda rn) caused by Mr. Mftultsby bum ing sonni papers in Mr. MilhcsonV 9tove; Our city fathers have added to tho convenience of olVr town by placing in (li? center of town a nico Douglass pinup1 to accommodate tho passing us 'woll us resident public, Mr. Lo ra i up?obcho, botlor known down hero'ns ,'Dulch,,> wont to your City vu yesterday to stuid examina iuntion for thc vacant Oadoisbip for this (J milty ut tho Citid?). Well ?'Dutch'1-is a lino, noble, intelligent vdung mun, and bo would no doubt bu ail hoiiur to thy ubi uuvlOu county oV Marlboro should bc bo ibo eucee^s ful competitor. Trade ?8,not flourishing, yet it is right good. Our farmers aro moro for payin? off their indebtediieaa at present. Plenty of cotton made in this 'section and lulor trade bids fab io bcfOtn. Early risers this morning bad tho plea?uro of witnessing a fisticuff bjij> tween two Afrieuus of pure blood. It was b taino, afiair as neither Uta wed jbe red fluid from llio olbor. Tho Baptist Pnrsonngo now in oonrpo of erection id a nico two story building with nu "cir' to it-will bc ready" for Bro. laurel to occupy in aboijjt 0 wcok?. It is ti fino bouao andi an improvement to our lowe. \,?Np'n?wB about politics. Our towns? hjnhj takes his defeat in a philosophie wit y und ono'ol' the successful ondV was in tho other day, but is too laud and gentlemanly, to gloat ovor bia 6ticce88, :Al|,)iavo about decided to (juit ?ruin b^ing and 'ftfcj?.j)t-.w.bat tho .pe?plo of the t?tulo n,ehda us,. No .ip o re now Yours Hilly, \Vot.'M"Bi:. ' wvi'?.. .?>- '9 O'.1 's ' Mutters ut Hebron. S. bi at S fa *M r< Vt b ii: C( tl ii ti 1? p e ii P n v I I I I a t a j Tho principal mrtttor boforo tho Hobron publie at present; is tho oroction bf a now ?obool building. Tho candidates havo diaporaod, Mr.11? Piehott ha? gono, Tillman hns been | j nominated, some of tho widowers liavo gotten married and Mr. Dunk Covington has established, n slate pencil otnporium, whore gentlemen and loafers eau sit on goods boxeB < nd vontilato tho now school boneo, t ovon-boforo tho Bille aro in placo; ? A lbw days ugo about liftecn ? Iobronitos met arid did thomaolvcB credit by starting a handsomo sub scription for a new house. Tho pooplo 3Com to eomc extent at least, to huvo roali./.ed that thoy aro far behind in .thia respect hnd. bavo dono almost irropamblo injustice by going to sleep. Wo say "'injus tice lecauso tho hoiiso now occu pied is not at all suited for tho purpose ; being too small, not well arranged and not nflording sivfli cient protection during cold woath or. Prospects aro now quito ttat toning for better things in tho f'u uro and wo hope in tho futuro and wo hope in a lew moro weeks to bo ablo tb report a commodious bouao with a flourishing school. Any outside help will bo gratefully received by anyone of tho follow ing building connnittco-J. T Covington, W. H. Manning, D. P. McQungo, E. W. Bini th, J no. Bar ron ti no, H. IC. Covington and J W. Nash. iSickncua has pl aye:! out and ovpryono scorns in good hoalth and high ' spirits. " Cotton is hoing gathorod rapidly botwoon showors and ?old aa soon aa separated from tho acod. : , All the widowers aro ,110t married yet but it ia thought a minority of thom will got oil'soon. N. Sept. IC, 1800. - At tho Clio Drug Storo you will find all kinds of Dinga and Medicines either on hand or coming to hand, or will ho ordered on command, nt Dr, Hamcr'a old Bland, kept l>y h. Wood. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. ? Tho heat Balvo in tho world for outs, Bruises, Boroa, uloors, salt xhoum, (over bores, tottor, ohappod hands, chilblains and oorns ank all skin oruptions, and poidtlvoly | ourca pilos, or no pay roqulrod. It in guar. an toed to gtvo porf oot Batisf actio?, or mon oy rofundod. Prioo 25 oouts por box. For salo at Jonnluga" X*harmaoy. ~-.... ???. ?-j-. Tho prediction mado kat Juno that; Tillman would not bo nomina-r led waa net mado by , Hicks, but lho8? who did nro now agreeably disappointed. THE STATE CONVENTION. Bl Ul pl ni tl r<. si st gi In li g 0i th tti tl 8< il tl il ti ii V V tl l> e It ( Tho Stalo Democratic nominating )u vent ion hold in Columbia Inst week id its work O. K. Tho report cf tho ?rn mit too on credentials deioyed tho urk of tho convention until 10 80 I i.V.il VOM.IJ- Illili., II1IVU ?"?Vj r an nil night job which histed until 40 ou Thursday-inorniug when tho mvention adjourned'. Wo rogrot we re only nbjo to'give tho St?t.o. ticket ul tho platform adopted. ?Iou. W. . Talhort provided; NOMINATIONS. Governor-B. tt. TILLMAN, of ?dgc?iold. Lieutenant Govornor-EUGE i. G?UY, Of Abbeville. Soc?y. o f Btu te-J.E. TI N D AL, of 'laroiidon. Attfy. General-Y. J. PO PK, of Tow berry. State Troasuror-W. C. T. BATES, f Orangoburg. Comptroller Gonorot-W. II. EL* EUBK, of Mnriou. Adjutant and Inspoclor Gonornl [UGH L. KAHLEY, of Spui tan ing. Supt. of Education-W. D, MAY lELD, of Greenville. I TUE X'LATFOHM. First. Tho Democratic party of uuth Carolina, in Convention asaem led,' hereby rea iii rms tho platform ii I principles of the National ?and late Democrat io party, particularly voring tho free and unlimited coin? je of Silver, tho increase of the cur mcy and tho repeal of the internal iveuuo system. Wo dcnouuoo the McKinley tariff ill as unjust to tho producers of raw laterinl aud the consumers of tho Duutry ; and especially do we con emu the unnecessary and burdensome icrcnse iu the tax ou cotton tics and n commodities so largoly used by the ooror portion of our people. Tho asorigo of this bill by Congress will ncourage trusts, combiner and mo? opolics, evils which havo so long op? rcsscd tho people. We denounce tho Lodgo loree bill s iniquitous, emanating from minds vhoso notorious purpose is to estab? Uli ibo supremacy of ignorance over iittdligoneq in' tho 'Southou?" States, hereby engohdc>idg race antagonism nd secdipnnl animosity. Wo condonin g' y notion ot Speaker iced and his foinxivera as' tyrannical'1 nd a flagrant degradation of a posi ion intonded only for tho true patriot ,nd j statesman. Second. Wo demand tho enaot nont of laws that will remove tho bur lens of tho people, relieve the exit ting igrieuhural depression and do full md ample justico to the farmers and aborers ol our oouutry. Third. Wo domand tho abolition >f national banks, and that legal ten 1er treasury uotes bo issued ia suth sieht volume to do tho business of the jountr'y on a onsh system, and tim: di mbnoy issued by tin Government bail bo legal tender in payment ol ill dobts, both publie and private. Fourth. Wo demand that Congress mss such laws as shall effectually prc ..ont the dealing in futures of all ag ricultural pioductions, prescribing mob stringent methods of procedure in trinls ns shall .secure prompt con y lot |pn. Fifth. We domand that Congror-s dial I provide for tho taxation of iu moines of individuals and the. surplus uf corporations, thereby equalizing the burdons, upon tho poorer ?lusses. Sixth. We demand that our State Legislature shall abolish the board ol agricultural ; that tho privilege tax on fertilizers and everything upper tinning to agriculture, or mechanics or industrial education, including' the agricultural stations, bo placed in charges of tho trusteos of the Clemson Agricultural Collcgo, and upon said trustees shall devolve all duties now performed by tho present board of ag lieu 1 ti?re, oxcept tho control Of the State phosphate interests. Seven iii. Wo demand that tho South Caroliua Collcgo at Columbia shall bo liberally-supported ns tho classical and Jitornry .department of tho South Carolina University. \ Eighth. Wo domand that tho school districts in the various counties of the Stuto shall bo ns nearly as prac ticnblo square, and of au area ; sufi! cient to allow ono white and ono col ored froo school separate and distinct in each district in euch district, and that tho sohool trust?es:be ol??tcd by tho people. Ninth. Wo demand rigid economy in public expenditures, tho abolition of useless offices, reduction of salarios and fees of all ollloore, Stnto and conn ty, to conform to tho increased pur chasing power of money-and the do crensod ability .of tho people to taxes. That publio ofll?ers be paid in proportion to their labor and re sponsibility. Tenth. Wo demand that tho rail road commission shall bo given oil nowor needed to protect tho rights a interests of tho people, within iniu tho.railroads,anil that the coihinicsion ors bo cloded by tho people. Eleventh. Wc demand that th shall bo a survey of the Stated pbos phato beds, and their closslflca into thrco grades, and that a commis sion composed of tho Governor, Comp trollov Gonoral and Attorney Conor iall control nod direct tho mining ider rigid rulos, oach river or plies-1 l?ate d??triot being loosed ?fc public lotion for a torm of threo years, nftoc io commission lias fixed a minimum >yalty according to tho value os inwii by tho survey. Twolf.'h. Wc demand that a con-? itutional con von lion i bo Called to ive us au organic law framed by our ,vn people Wo bolipvo tho preiont >w a standing mounce to our* otyjli ition and to our educational institu ons, and that wo onnnet obtain any rest rellof from our burdensome taxi, i till this is done, and, wo havo lost dth in tho power to amend tho proB* it Constitution so that it will aoowor io requirements. . Thirteenth. Wo roly upon tho JUBO of justice omi enlightened nulf iterest of our folluwo?ttze?? to enforce lieao demands, and .wo call upon and ivito every citizen who has tho in art'Bt of his State at heart to a*s|lt us 1 enforcing those needed roforms. Vo cOndouih any atteint, '1either5 ?iy io id, deed or hy unholy nllianco with ho enemy to disrupt tho Democratic arty of Litis State, ! Wbito suprema* y is tho bulwark of our civilization nd can only bc scoured by Democrat 3 unity. Tho Comity Hobt?. WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Tho Con us bureau a few days ago issued bulletin containing tho financial ondition of tho Counties in South karolina. Tho total doorcaso io. obt during tho last ton years wa? .158,681, pr l? per cont. Tho /ounties having no boiiidod debt re Ooonoo, Anderson,' Abbeville, idgefiold, Aiken, Orangebnrg, iow.borry, Fairflold, Lexington, tiohland, Darlington. Creprgo ow rt, Williamsburg ana Marlboro, laying $1,000 and under $6,000, iuniter, Barnwoll, Hampton, )hestor?ield aud Mari?n $5,000 ,nd under $10,000, ? Beaufort ; ;35, GOO and under $50,000, Hoiryy rfork and, Pi?kens V $75,000 ,and indpr $100,000, Lancaster ; $10?y'. 100 and tinder $250,000, Lamen?, 3hester, "..tJh'?on and Kershaw !50,000 (and under $76,000,'?plle-;: on und Ohui'lu?ton ; $250,OOQ,and u?der;;$5OO,0O^ ???reir?s* Fui'imut lUnivcvfelty. The Rev. Dr. R. H. Griffith, fi laneinl agent of Furmnn Uhlvp&v. iity. has received from tho A.m?r? san; Baptist Educational Society a jiieck tov. $3,(588,65, a part of t(ip jifb of the Rockfouer fund, in tho lian.dQ.pt" the Society, to Baptist' educational institutions of tho 30iintry. Tho Educational Socie ty gavo $7,5000 to tho endow mont lund of Furmun University out of tho RoCkfpUor futid oii con dition that tho Baptists of thia State wou^d raise $20,000 to tho cmdowmont fund. Tho amount has been subscribed by tho Bap* tists of South Carolina, but some thing Jess than $10,000 has been paid. The remainder .pf tho $7, 500 will bo v sont when the full amount of $20,000 has boen paid. In order to get tho remainder, however, tho Baptists wills h?vo to raise tho full amount by Do comber. ?ai. j. i '. - vsa vx-iz.:-!jj.-a*-? A Pcvinauont Cure. For ]r eat si was troubled with the most malignant typo ot Ohronio Blood Trouble, After trying VAIIOUS other remedios, with out getting nay benefit, I was induced by Joo Boholl, a barber, who has elnoe inoyjd to St, Louis, and who waa cured by Swift'? Spaolfio of o Oonstittonal Blood Trouble, to tako S- S. S. A fow bottles cured mo permanently. I also consider S, ' 8. H. tbo boat tonio I ovor saw. While.taking it ray weight inoreasod and ray health im proved'in ovory way. J bavo reoemmond od S/S\ S* to several frlonda,aud in every caso thoy woro satktflo? ,with tho reunite, 8, A, W?i?nr, Midway, A Bins* of Sorer** . ' I ara so grateful for tho V*i>oflolat re snits obtained from using 8. 8. 8* that} I want to add ray testimony to that already, published, for tho public good! I was a mass ot sores before using, brit ara now on ti roly eu rod. O. McOAhTHV, St. Louis, Wo. TrcntUo on IMoorTnnd Skin Llio*Be8 mallet free. SWIPT.S SPECll'?O CO , AtianU Gi? THE PULPIT Afc}I) THE STAGE, Hov*. I?. M, Shroat, PoBtor United Brethron Cliuroh, Bille Mound, Kan., says : "I fcol it my duly to toll what wonders Pr. King's New DifCoVoiy hn? dono for ino. My Lungs wore badly dis* ' onsod, and my parishioners thought I ; could live only n few weeks.. I took five bottles of Bj, King's Now Biscovoiry and am sound and woll, gaioiug ?C lbs., in woight," . Arthur Love, Managor I.ovo!s Pufiii/" Polks Combination, writes : "After ft thorough trial ?md convincing ovidoneo, I nm oonAdoht Dr. King's Now Plcoov ory for Consumption, Uat? ; 'om all,; mul ourcs when everything else fails. Tbo Sealcst kindness . I can do my many OUsrind friends ts to urge thom to try it. Froo trial boittes lit Jennings' Vha*-? jjty?y; Itogular alisos /Joo? and $ 1,00,