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Thle NJieepl's Jeurgae. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1894. LOCAL. PARAGRAPHS. We will 011d the1 JOURNAL an(1 ith [omo AN I) FARIM ono y'Our foi *1.25. Mr. J. C. Mulln, of Archniy, Ohio, Was ill the City last wook. Mr. Thomas Bryans, of Atlanta, Ga., was in tho city last week. Mr. Frank White, of Richmond, Va., was in the city Monday. J. L. Thornley, jr., of' Easley, visited his father's family, SunldLay. Col. A. Blythe of Greenville, attonded Court here last wook. P. E. Alexander, of the Sontinel, went to Greenvillo last week. T. L. Watkins, of Central, was in town Tuesday. Mr. J. H. Davis, of Central, is visiting his son, D. H. Davis. &Miss Lola Holder is visiting re ativos and friends near Central. W. J. Pondor, of Dacusvillo, was in town Friday. Mr. Watts Hudgons, of Easloy, visited friends in Pickeiis last week. Mr. James Stoolo, of Groonvillo, visited his aunt, Mrs. S. P. Bruce, last wdiok. Misseo.sailielnd Igila Harris, of Fields, vieitod Aii.s Calrio Wyatt, last Week .. - Judge .1. 1. ;Withorspoon left. here last Saturday for-Groonville, whero ho will hold Co'urt this woek. Miss Maine .Ligon, of Pindor, is visiting the family of Shorifn McDaniel. J. C. Jefforios and Thos. Popo, Esqrs. of Greonvillo, was in tho town last week. Julius E. Boggs, Esq., of the Son tinol, visited Greenvillo, last Monday. The Pickons Minstrel Club will givo a perfo'rilance inl Easley, noxt Fril y niht.I L. T. M hlr Ell' uNir ra Loonera son Lenus lf hors Stolat ondaoy, for Mris-wu isowisitingfriends in affneyfthi woo~k. JoVhn Miar ,1( of Ashiellon. Lwis T. Sonr.Thyhv te - lest hard larst Mondpay f Moips town.Tn..obysoefn lstcvk. ei &P. Ty hasoveit thef hoean rget odieday o Rev. i MissM.osaLeic, o Cear Rock Tehiny frioolds cono Mr.for-h gast thof monhsvi, willurngd om trtash aslast week. E. . cEiwaick, oneda ouka treligslemnfr.akr en man friesw of Mhrlst or ganC, ofwasile, wilas Seaday. letarn th~ilhlsat shoiscnsalot terta sonwas ofastyweek.y WhenGo.y Edwards tho u .popular traveingslesma forcWakgr, Evaas jur ogswo of Charlsto, ac.ut wl, in te tow casth Satay. vs. The ootas Mofsubforinbersr Who P.Cey cV~ioo th~i( lo t pay anit. Douputy Manrshlbal. 'RoarkI andt Kling, capturd l hor lid, Mo. da ~(yoriI, wii~* b 7.11l g, allo'. o bondit for trial . which wea sp!'d lid for~ the short longth of' timio' they hadic to3 got it Married, on the 11ith instant, at the residence of thei bride's father, Thomas Hester, Miss Jane Hestor to Riley Boeardon, James E. Bo :roughs, Notary Public, officiating - i b.lndw an moetmanr See the ohange' ir T. C. Gower & Son's advortisenont of Greon villo. Call and eo thon,you may find sonothing you wialt. Tho articlo on our -front page heaided "Hoio Folk in Wtshing to,' should hamo bon credited tu the Charloston Nowe and Cour ior. Dr. W. F. Austin has roturlod from Athmta Ga., liavinggraduate( in donist-ry, bringing off aI hand slomo gold niodal. H-e will be inl Pickons soon. Wo call special aittontion to Lii(' advortisoiont of A. K. Park, Groon ville, who has movod his stock aId is bot-tor ablo than over to accoim inodato iiis custoiers. iv h in a call wleni inl GroIn ill, . $. B. lue, t io p l'' -l'traw#lii; ~~Vi~~~~c. II Nit e i lo. iidy S I 'l(, ,t v)a~ I Iv, 1)(11M ' IlV l* I\ a ifo r hSaillnd Soi Malino CopanyiI , (f iichjl oul, Vat., Wits Inl th10 City last Monlday. W. i. Stewart, was before Coin. ruissionor Thrl- atL Mome11. for d istili ; hIw s m o\-er to U. IS. Coul i Grenil JohnStear was bef'oro Conll mhissionlr Tho reIy last, Monday. for rotailin ag wIiskoy without til U. S. stamp on it ; ho was bo Id I oVor to court. B. T. MtcJaniol, son1 of J. 11. G. McDaniel, rocoived a lotter from Collector TonVIIs aI)poinltilg liim Storokeepor an,11d (Gaugor at E. F. Elison's distillery, near Easloy. J. If. LawA reieo, o (etral, was inl town Tusa, and hlad busineoss" inl the of0010 of J, D). 'urlon, 'Su1 porvisor o)f Rlegi.4tration, preparing for the townelcin J. Antion was in to.II Wdne'(sIIldlay oil Ihis return fron Clemlsol C(ollIe', wrt. lIi- h1ad b0011 to f-n"111r 1-lis Sonl. \\iljalili. He reports; 5rGOstuIdentsat thalit in statultion and several nt(\w bu . dWin1-2 heing (rected. Noi'T'E.-We u ill let t, lie low s hilhler the hlibling of a sil l , Vn h : . t a enou)ighi advancedL to be damta OxF'iCE C0UNTr C~OMr sl8oNIW, 16lCKENS COUNTY. OVRSE s OF INOADs AreO hereby notified t~o p)ut four (day 's -vork on the public roadIs, between now and the 15Lth of May-tney will careful ly observe the law in regard to defaulters anid return the natues of all de(falulters as requir'ed by U-f orderC of the Bloardl J1. J. LEWIS, Clerk of ltiiad. Pickens, Ma arch 5, I 10--2t. SILLOIL'S CUi lm is sol on a guaranttee. It cur es lu(ipienti conisumlptionI. It is thie bestI Cough Cutre. Only one0 cent al dose. 25 ets., 50 ets., and St.00. Sold by all dIruggists. Speelimen cases. J 1 lii fii, ru~l . New i- i case w'I ..., egll 'rotu editiNeura. ia :l)l Oshn-mnat IalIs 4 stmah] " P was d ionh-t ghi L i l' i way and~ tw wastl teb.nd 'I i t h Sal: e ii renat h I Thee o (e of')t, i I ltic, Hitersenred im.s Ii haji 'o run la oII' W. n .h i, l jtof ight year 'at ingt . -0 it. Iot- ~ nt Ritteran herr n xood., noer.I aill en, 'ok mo)l i h- dr iis . :n iiw John Sekei Caiaw ba (Oii., hidii lie r Fevr ore oitn ahlis i le everor usrd n waszi Trurble. Onotie lwie L Tr. i. r eoe boxa Bottle8 's ArW- '1al FKll k- icns w. . -age biok<a.le lhe~ yosr Santhe, wok forl(I nuses.y reire ulcpersl rem, byve, torosgtler ichadilowhan athilbin. rn dall sktuin erupions, . oitoe Fathor-"Why do you lot thal Young mian pity You Such a 1011t oallh?" Dauglitor-B1ocauto, papa overybody says ho call'L pay any. Lb jag 01.10, a11d I W"aIi i to encoir. ago himt. juC1111110a1" hIl p.~ 't , '2XC1')U iN61 Ai a biushol of wvheat wma The~4 Nvzihe 1w!'iso say wu arc to have VOn O1101- .9OO sow. -'Wiolll t.-4j' havo dificovorod tlu(. giormis oI' mal,~r dJist uos but, unfor I I n d 'sir iiVIIion or Ilieso ge1r111. Al pilj si.l th I "''ii o'' an n 1iot. 1)1()i'~ti lll 01 of to deadly btic 1i l'lS to Ilb)8011 the~ir ttten lie Wl'~Vl' thl(y all groe thatt 11 1A, (1/9111 "l('dviddi unfluvor. (.OIt:I jilt v -l -~ n'e tie,~O~ iiVI\l I''9 it ie to till well -I ied ( 0)1 clii ld Oyogolllt, wh~ichi is 1)01.1 ~'ii ''0 .,nd vitalizer? D~ur'ing CI 1 1 ('1 1 1 ,9- ()r ltlltto d iIICU t has VMlla tlii sinoll1,nelt, SubstanitiatedI ii'. tlwIM Whii) JIiV3 tlie(l it. It '4'; . " 1) ( s ( d tito lIaiill()' of ''iv 1%)vi i Im Im4' 200paps. it w4'iil t'l , vi .11 1 1 t th"i 1'l'llie('y iifo vi,1 '\it iti manly te'sti-l Il~:t I i' IL :-(iii hII , 1i)s ""I'iiiv I ei ~:11' -5 29. Arch St ii :d1 I in. 1 it. toy 'il l ly:i V Il i~~' Soei-i at (ili'e.,1ili-Duri Tii~ ~ ~~C .--1 182 \''l tii;'X s " llt!V 1 lioe 'I ~i ei It ~' it.~ "'lovvl li l ;i I Curo. issil by all(11'u(110Vs Whn ouge t G'env~i gSt QOUTN*W"Nw4 PM 'fl Important Iappenings Told In a Few Line For Hasty Headers. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 28.-Th criminal court of record convened a 0:80 a. in., and the street around th courthouse was thronged with specta tors anxious to so the two pugilists Corbett was the first tp arrive arp was soon followed by Mitchell Be~sides the boxors prosont, t]toro ar arraigned for trial Joo rondig, J. E. T Bowden, Harry Sibler, R. H. MoMilan 13. F. Blake, of Duval Athletic club and Billy Thompson and Wmi. A. Brad as aiders and abettors. The trial Corbott was first begun and the resul of this wilt decide tlo balance. LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 28.--At Arkadel phia Willis Holder, who was convicte. of wifo murder and sontenoed to be oxo cuted March 2, had a rehearing on i mandate fron the supremo court. on tored a plea of involuntary manslaugh ter, and was sentenced to one year li stato's prison. The supreme court re. versed the douision of the lower couri because of reprehonsible language used by the prosecuting astorney to the trial jury. rho caso is a novel one, the ocr mal4I stopping out of the shadow of thi gollows into a short term of imprison mont within one week, NASIvLLE, Feb. 27.-Tho city coun eil coninittoo appointed to investigate the charges brou lit by certain paytioa against two members of the. board of public works and affaire, inet an I agreed to hold secret sessions, from which all but the committee, one wit ness at a timo and the sworn stonograph or will be allowed. There is some oriti cism of this action, as the peoplo have very little if any beliof in the truth of the charges so far as the officiple arc concerned and wanted the investigation held in public. Tuo.NASynixA;,, Oa., Feb. .20.--The six prisoners who escaped from the jail here after shooting tho jailer were overtakeni by the shoriff's posso and threo of thom woro captured. Henry Spencor, the condenmed man, was shot and seriously wounded, but will live to be oxecuted next Thursday. Jim Kennedy, who shot the jailer, was run 10 miles0 by the hounds, and upon being called upon to sirreader refusod. 14o was shot and in stantly killed. He was in a pond of water up to hiis neck. MONT;osinny, Alia., Feb. ' P.---lepro setativos of coiniercial Iodie's of Birm inghain, Mobilo, Montgomery, Hunts villo and( Tuiskaloosa, met hiere andI do. ched to issue a1 call urging all the towis in t ie stato to organize commercial asso ciations and to oeihd delegates to a stat convention of the coinniercial bodies iii Alabana to nwet inl Birmingham mo A pril 25, foi tlo luirposo of forini g a pulmianent stat e or , "11nzationl. AVU.TwrA, (Ga., Feb. 28.-Tli polier Com)tnIissin has iecepted tho prolwititoll of the guarm:11tors. of Pnvaia. fol plb-iy <m11e ipolice forc of A ugusa. It il mn indlelmnity of wvages inl 0. aa11n1 an,01) ini case tit deathi. A IaiLe an uid1u. SA NToiNtN , Tex. Feb. 7.-The rt part 4of a hib gold discovery in (Gi ill' pi coultyit v, eiar Frederickstburg. ha heen'i veified. The find( wais inmado ini th m lotuntainsi on the rantch of Dr. Cr1 Ahthaus, a mineralogist of consideradbl Irepittation. A. samplef)1 of the tor wa sont to Now Oriloans int for examlinai tionm, anil returned wi th a cortificata statinag that it assayed $09. to the ton. Hous'rON, Feb. 26.-Information comes from the Starr county section of thi state to the effect that a famine is tbreat onred there. Ninety per cent of all cat tlo, horses and sheep are dead; no crept of any kind have been raised or har vcsted during the past year; groat desti tution anid absolute want exist. Many peop~lo are without food or proper clothing. SAVANN Ah, Feb). 24.-A telegram from Scotia, S. C., has been received hero an nouncing the capture of Ed Davis, who mutrdered Willis Brown at tile 5-miles bend on the Augusta read, Jan. 16. Da Chiathatm county' jail. Hie will be tried at the March term of thre superior court. Hlis crime was a most brutal 6no. lRdemoso, Feb. 27.--The Confedorate Soldiers and Sailors' Monument associa tion, at a meeting, has decided to unveil the mnoniiuit May 80, next. ' hie mon umliont is mituated on Libby hill, this city, and is a tall granite pillar, suir motunted by a bronze figure of a priviate soldhier. The selection of an orator was left to ia committee of five. CuranEs'ron, Feb. 27.-The court of sessions convened hero with Judgc Townsend prosidinig. One hundred en)d forty-fivo criminal cases are to be dis. posedl of, 410 of which are broutght under the dispenisary law. The dispensary cases wvill not be hqnded to the g rarnd jury, however, till it lhas finished itsi oilier business. AuouWsTA, Ga., Feb. 2.-To'-givo em ploymnent to the unemployed laborers, Na3 or Alexander issued a call for 200 .menIl to apply to the ohief of polie9 to clean the streets and c'rossings of sleet. Tfhey will be paid $1 a day, It is esti mated that the damage sto merchants' st'cks5 b~y leaks will amount to $30,000. DIrAnT, Miss., Feb. 28.-A train 0on the llinois Central railroad was do railed three miles from here. The smtoker sttrucik a broken rail andi~ with thi ladies' coach was thrown dlown a Ihib ,'tlmhnent and~ severe injuriet were infllictedl upjoni niearly all the pea. Dcnnet, (Oa., Feb. 2.-A fearful wreik ecturred oni the A ngtusta South ern rond ne Bmu's, in1 whc the ten der tad fouri car. were derailed. One negro womian was slightly injured. The can fthtO0.1le wrec1k is unkntiown. lBiunisonA, Ala., Feb. 24.-Partiet broke into the com thxous'o at Ashland, Clay county, and after saturating the floor or the rocord room with kerosene, set lire to it. Tlto re~d lyero altpost all dostroyed, Blalfour Will lie Returned. LosnoN, Feb. 26.-1t is reported thai Jabez Spencer Balfour has been turned ever by the Argentine authorities to the custody of the British police inspetom who woent to Buenos Ayros with the pa pets demandinig his extradition. It ik unaderstoodl that the inspector will im mediately leavo for England with hit Professor Phelps Out of Danger. HEw H AVEN, Fob. 26.-1I6 is roporte< that Professor Phelps is now out of dan unor and imnroving sloWly. A" -OLD SOANDAL. The 3eeher.Tilton Sensation IN Not Yet 5 Dead In London. LONDON, Feb. 20.-The case of Mrs. t John Biddtulph Martin. formerly Victo. ria Woodhull, against the trusteos of the British Musoum, has been heard in the high court of justice. Mrs. Martin I some time ago obtained an order froin the courts directing the trusteos of the British Museum to divulge the names of the donors to the museum of two books relating to the Beecher-Tilton trial. Mrs. Martin in her petition declared that the first of these books impu4ted that she as Mrs. Victoria Woodhull, had made obseine and libellous state nients. The second book, according to Mrs. Martin's complaint, purported to con tain statements made during the Desch or-Tilton litigation, which, she clained, reflected upon her. Sir Richard Web stor, her attorney, said the books qon tamed iaginary interviews with Mrs. Victoria Woodhull, in which she was quoted as stating that she had lived with Mr. Tilton for three monthe. She was also charged in these interviews with blackmailing the tev. Henry Ward Peocher. Mrs, Martain the4 took the stand and gave the story of her life, During the courso of her statements Mrs. Martin said that the interview published in a Chioago paper in 0872 and copied into the book donated t the )3ritish MAuseum, and which was one of those which she doviplained against, had never occurred. When asked if qhe had ever been guilty of Inmorality, Mrs, Martin said tht from 1870 to 1881 she was daily bo fore the Amorican public and that no charge had ever been made against her character. Cross questioned in regard to the Rev. Hlenry Ward Boecher, Mrs Martin said that if the Boechor-Tilton affair was to bet ried again in London she* must have time to prepare her case. BRECKINRIDGE'S SIDE. Tie Defenso Claiuns to Have Scored Sev eral Good Point". LEXNGTON, Ky., Fe). 26.---The week will probably bo consumod in the taking of depositions of witnessos in tho noted Pollard-Breckinridgo caso horo. Two things the dofonseo clains to have fully established by the examination hero are that Miso Pollard is now .31 years old, having been born in 1863, and not in 1804, as sh claims, and that sho was a frequent visitor to places of dieopute, -and was in dio habit of associating with men for immoral purposes before she met Colonel iBrockinridge. According to tho testimony she was engaged to imarry, respeutivoly, Alex Julian, William G. Wood, a bachelor of 40 years at the timo of her ongagement. R. R. Rossoll, a cleric at Shillto's, in Cincinnati; Alr. Robortson, of Cincin. nati: James Rode. the old bachelor who paid for her schooling for throo years Under that undrstanding; a well klnown society man of this city and Colonel Breckinridge. Sio wolfo 0mngagemenl rmigs from inost of tiese, and disa) pointed all save t wo, who disappointed her. Thio definiso has covered tie move RIement of C(olon(vl )'rekinrlding- hetweon Aug. .1, 18I. am St-.1, IS91. hv persons hero, at Nicholavilk- and at \\inclbes ter. '\li 'll dsa s n .\ u t:. i that year, Colonel fireckinridgo calle* on her at Wesoy an c lloge, Cincinnati, and on thu followinig day ho took her to the George stroot honso, in that city, and immedintoly after this she accompanied him to Lexington, and ho took her to a disorderly houso hero. A witness testi fied that Colonel Breckinridge voted heror on the 4th, another that he waa ir' Nicholasvillo on the 27th, 28th and 29th. and another that ho was concerned in a law suit here on the 1st, 2d, 8d and 5th, nr A nunat. 1804. H OKE ?M1T H R E SPONOS. Heo Makca aun After Zinanew Speech Sn Athens Complimaentinag Cleveland. SAvANNAh, Fob. 27.--A Bpeeial to the Evening Press says: At a dinner given by Dr. H. C. White, of the State Uni versity, to H-oke Smith, secretary of the interior, the later was called on and re sp~onded and in the course of lis remarks paid a hi1gh tribute to President Clove lie said lie had been called callous and st~ubborn, but it is not so. He is a man whomi to fully appreciate, one must knowv intimately. It Is known that he is a man slow to form opinions. He takes a question, weighs it thoroughly, anid hears all sides, and one may think at the first that lie Is not making any impression on him he hears all you have to say and thinks over it. Hol considers all things and when be has exhausted all points of the question and believes he has reached the truth then he forms his opinion and decides what is the right thing to goe and thon he is unmnovable, 1h0 Is firmness itself, and might as well try to move the mountain of stone ini DeKalb county as to change this manl's convictions. "1 admire lisa firmness," the speaker said, "1 adminro his courage; I admire his truthfulness, I wvould say to you nowv, that I am more of a Cleveland man today [lhan 1 was last November, one yoar~ ago, when I cast my vote for Gro ver Cleveland, "Thoere are many who say: he should do this, that, and the other, while he should not (do tings ho does. I toll nmany of these pecole that they do not knowv what they say andl those very people at the close of the next three years will roalizo their error, for then results will show him to be our friend and still our D~emrocratic president." A Curious Casn of Killing. P~ornman-i:rsn-:, N. Y., Feb. 20.-Am brosa Knapp had a quarrel wvith Mrs. Sarahi Milton soimo time ago, and Mrs Milton seized1 a rail from a fence as if to striko him. Knapp pulled tho rail out of hier handis anid lacratod 0on0 of thom so baidly tha b~lood00( poisonintg set in and( Mrs. M4il toni diod. Now tihe adluministra tors of Mrs. Milton aro mning him for 000I( <bmuagos. 'Tho caso will ho tried CU M-E LA SIC eoss onmly 8:!.00O por 100 squmare feet Makes a1 good rootf for years, and any one can ait it onl. (Gumr-,Asrw P'AINTI cost only 00 centIs per gal. in bbl. lots, or $4.50 for 5.gal. tubs. Color dark red. Will stop leaks in tin or iron roofs, and'\vill last for years. Tny 1T, Send statnps for samples and full par ticulars. GUM ELASTIG ROOFING 00., 39 & 41 West Broadway, NEW YORK. LocAL AOFNTs WANTED. .Feb. 8, 1894.-Om. .. l Use Bon rnHtea This is IRON THE LEADING STOVE C The Best Stove [vor Sold FOR SAL Gilreath-D urh 6 Main Street, Or Dealers7in everything in CROC WARE, TIN-WARE, WOODE Housekeepii ALWAY8 THE BEST GOODS I February 23, 1894. (StIecessor to Hates & Carriages, Phoi VEHICLES, of all kinds, HAF COLLA RS, BR IDL ES, Solo Shoe Findings, Baby Wagons, Ciri's Special Agency-Columbu Vehicles, Kentucky W. Co's "Old Hickory Wag facturing Co's Columbia Largest1 BUggy, Wagoli and Har GREEN Coach F (GRE EN VI L1 100 BREWSTE .Cheapest eve We Make The Best WA EH. C.Mark] 0r. W.- Sirr 1V' The.& 4 IF THIS COUNTRY, Hor For The Pfle E BY im Company, eelville, S, C, KEltY, CHINA, GLASS. N-WARE and rig Goods. 'OR TH Price. e e~ on ,ure s NESS Roe,- DL3 Cariags, Sureys Tricicles. s Buggy Co's Elestant a g o n Manufacturing ons," the Pope Manu. Bicycles. iieS Uliue iii the State. ~reenivIlle, S. C. VJL LE ac tory, E, S., C, R BUGGIES ! r Offered. CONS in the SOUTH e-y, Prop' rT ie. Supt.