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My Mother's Song. When the thrushes cease their silgilg and the wild bees leave tihe-, clOver; Whon the glory of the sunset fadeIS, and leaves the heavens pale ; I When above the hill and mountain lm istY shades of twilight hover, And the discords of the daytiIlW fia away in distance fall; When the rath ivheat gentlY rutsti4's, Iid the thilid a8pells shiver, And the West wiid siglhinfIIoftI, Scent from sleeping gowers bring W hen the peewits cry together plaiitive ly by brook aId river Then I hear the .old solng thmt. my mother used to sing. J1ndllil(i my neck I feel tiet pressure of' her lingers varm and slender, And in sleepiig dreallms and waking I hlave felt, it maNy times, Just as when1 4of old I listened to tha.t ditty, (filaint anid teider, Till tiet boughs that Waved above us caught the adence of the rhmIyes; An id my heart throbs loud and iquickly :Is I hear it rising clearer, Youth is ile. its hoples anld Visions. dreams and plis are mine aaii ; Earth is fairer. life is sweeter-av, adtid lleaven itself seems neare r To me as I list in fancy to t0hat n'r forgrotten strain. --C/Itamb r's J1ourna/. )EATI IN THE I)AMRK. Jack Firher and Bill Durham Killed by Constables. Two of tie Ot u A)1ee rs iWhne ouid'.4, I'r olv Faitily-ittoodY Tragedy at illtti uigh oni a Country Itoatt in Spart in lmurg-A Wlhiskey Wagoni littercepted an4d 11011 Occupants Shot to Ple-4ili Fisher's4 llend Literail1 y u 11lilwn Off convinelig Evidelce hat. thle Slain tiuMen O(iered no leialesitnce-A Iiyste-rblols Slam, Said to love 1iroiuglat on th-- F-ring -Appareittly a Stian of Itlilh-1 he 1.itest. i'eveloptset anl iteilrt--No Troible in Spartanihurg City. ('orrespondence if the Greenville News. SPAUTANnUR0, S. C., June 28.-An other dispensary battle came oil this morning about 1 o'clock. The battle field is not far from Pisgah church, where the recent one took place. Fr several nights it is Faid tht consta l'es have been watching Iihe rodifs ill tihe neiglborhood of the Gedhdes ahrm live uiles aibtove town. Lust Iiglit as Pettigrew, Toland, 1yais; and Stevens we;e on guard on t road lending from the(eddes gial house out tiroingh the < Low and fligh neigliborhood, Ijut in front of Lanmg Waddle ' house, tIey discovered a itL'oU. They S approclied and two of them caught l tile bridle ot' the miles and ordered it halt atind surren-lei. Some one in the wtgon said that they would surrendier t ant Ihev Ilade nl r sistance. The coinstles . report that some one iired ont them. ''lhe sot either caimle tir.1n the inside of tile wmamon or 6'-- 1 hLe ri-ar. The firing thOn became general. After it ceased it was ascertained that .lack Fisher was instantly killed, the top of his head being shot off. The ball entered near one ear. William Durbn was mortally wounded an i. died about daylight. Neither one i fI these men alttempilted to dliimonniltfromn 'I the wagon. It either one0 fired it was not more than (11e tin'e. I They had a dlonble barrel shot' gun, a Six teeni shooter anud, one piistol in the ,vaigoni. None of these had been1 fired. Whwt her they had more gunts or not we iba'e not heard. It is said that there we-re tw men on01 1 horseback that shot thle constables Pettigrew, who is from Chlarleston, wasI severely wounded. lie is at Waddle's house and1( can not lbe moved. The chances are against his recovery. Tlo Itand received a1 wound11 in the breast, but it is not supposed to be very se vere. 11)a1s andl S evens were not hurt. Both mul ies wuere wvoun tded. Some onle who examlinied the wagon cloth saidl that there were abio't ti: y bullet holes through it. There were two barrels of wvhiakey in the wagon. Tne United States dep)u ties wvent up after that this morning Another Accorant of it. The four constables wvere RI A. Pet tigrew, 11. A. Toland, .1. HI. Brice and1( J. 1B. 8tephenson. They left here mounted about 10 o'clock last nlight, having received information that a wagon load of whiskey was coingII down. They arrived in the neigh bor hood of Waddell's house about 11 o'clock and waitedl along the road. About 1 o'clock a wagon caine slowly along -an ordlinary coveredl mountain wagon withl two mlesld. Where the road runis between two cotton patches at a point about 100 feet above Waddell's house, which is on1 the right haind side of the roadl coml ing down, the conistables initerceptedh the wagoni and orde(redl a halt. It wias very (lark as it had been raining at short time before. Tlhiree of~ the con stables were on1 horseback. Pettigrew, whoe was (in foot, caughlt the bridle of one of the mules as the order to halt was given. Ste phienson wa~s ill com mand~ of the party. Tile constables *say as thle order to halt was giveni a shot was tired from the rear of the wagon. Waddtell, who was up with a sick child and( wats looking from his window, says he saw the fissh of a shot fromt the right. or rear of the wagon. A general fuasihade seems to have been begun imm-d intely. The mules swerved violently but did( not overtnrn the wvugon and wvere checked. Wiilliaml D~urhiam and .lack lVidher were found dead in the wagon. Whlen I reached Waddell's house this mior n lag their bodies were lying outside, carefully covered, and1( the dloctors wore at work making the post mortem examinations. Durhamn was shtot three times, once under the left arm, on1ce in the right leg, the ball passing out on the lt side of his stom-i ach, once in the left knee, the ball passing out at the left sideO of the hip. These bullets all ranlgedl u.p. Ward, indicating that D~urham was lng down or hadl f.tllen en his back F hen he was shot. fsher's body was a fearful sight. was hot almost to pieces. T he left bid Ohis head was literally torn aw ay by.ra o a of buckshot and bullets had( ktnee, n l thetrght breast, right thAbtigrew assot inthe letbreast, - passng ou une helf shoulder blade. His chances for lif are very Finall, When I saw him h was 'evidently extremely weak. To land's wouud is in the right breast an tile bullot emerged at the left shouldei Both mules were shot, one In th right lip, the other in the right side c the stoimaoh. There tust have beel twenty live or thirty shots fired. Six teen buckshot holes and six made b pistol or rile balls were counted in th wagon cover this miorning. There is a miu story as to who fired th i'st shot and how the contiables wer hurt. The weapons lin the wagon witl Durham and Fisher had not been firedi A horse strange in the nelghborhoo was f'ound saddled aid biridled till norning near a patch of woods a hun Ired yards alove the place wher the shooting occurred and an overcoa was also for-ndl. This i tholight to in iiCAte that a ma was ritding in re-i of thle wagoin anl tired oin the constaI bles and escapel lin the darkness. O1 the other hintd1 a titistworthy iuai from this city who slept at a house il tle neightiorho-ld and caine dow] early this nuornling reports that I niotiteel in tile wet road the iiark whliere the wagon1 had turned ou it' the road into the woods during thi -ain and afterward started on dowi tnd that there were only the tracks o hie two mules and no sign of any hors 'low i ng. It is possible that th vorse and overcoat belot gid to som 11111 who haid met D1urhaim and Pishe nt tie woods to receive whiskey a ley are said to have her.eii in t le hai it deliveriig it in that neighborhood Two barrels and a keg., ot' whibke vere t''unti ini thite wan. There wa b ge''at pool (t' bloot at the )1poin Ohere the shontigtr octirred. ''ho lat est fromi si.irt ain ltt ir. SIARTANiUR, .lu1e 28 -11 31) p. Il - -The verdiet ot' the coroner's iiiues wast that Fisher anid liuithan cane Iti their deaths at tihe I and s tit' pi rslta unknowin. There w as no ore to It still as tile e estatbles rt'usetd to do so Pettigrew was biought to town thi evening. lie muay r'ecover The tiotlies of' Fisher anld I rhaln were carriedl to Tryn ir lurial ia their homes near by. It was lit-iiever by personis who were on the groint this niorinilg that -isher and Durhan never fired. Their Linns were sil 'ulli oaded. Several personls stale ti omo4 of' tlie ('onistUlIets satill tha4t tihe) 'ould kill these two men Il jight. The towii is qItuiet atid tihere is ni uspicion of ally triible heie. 'I' . I' the coistables surrendhered to th11 herilf, a warrant lavinlg been Sworl ut agaiist them. Ticre was' a 11l' pecial constable 1111 his n n i' ti IlOwn. The coistables ay that they wt-rk red on f'ron the wagon and rollm par. ies in rear of thew a Ago!). Some li eve that all the hOjtoting was dtonzi y themi The wai.g.on b'odv and 141 il 'ver were riddlti with hullet4. i. IOM AN('fC IN i-C:A I, E'-:. Gr eenille Youngt Man 1 ai-m'or chases a M). ,etgage V4 ta1111r1ily 1ive' ti (o Mllm Tweit y Years Ago. Thei. maiai''ige oif NIrI. Std4anie ih-oik' Townes1, ion of Il'rot. A. S3. thius descibe by~ t)bo Ati: \lant aL Con titution :) At, high hnooniI i yestrday the Iinari gu' of AlIs I$ -'anny I tsai At1k1-in ll t,< Ir'. .anmore tBro toks Townes2 U'4 ocmr'd Cl K irkwo ttod. Ga - a, I tLbe pr'e'tt.y litth ottage whi' i siiti to. be4 the iull r h,'''lon' >fwhich. thr is a omance144 that. ver) 4letion.' 1114 t i 'elltile hat i lk The stor ivs net hat. goes'ael s i fllhal~' twenty-tt)w1 yeatil and onli it withl 411( h111eweding yett~rLay. .\ lit mlore1 'thn3 1,wnty' Wears aiiiin l'feio A. Ss. Townies was]. t.\aving I"e11ol a: 'prinipa Win lt.ld t i I, ti. I t.i'4 same1 school~'' Lwas a t lihe w ho~i aftr w ardtil' Ouried (ietr. '.\ r. t k inloi Whenl bsihesws matei'sh tecing tatio Thei' on wtomap c'ed i n t. hei' 11w (i wif Professo Towitns an1'tilt i-ke hl~e , he wooeddn i n-red amsttl ii.iiIn' 'lt e 1111or 'alieiii t141bie 1,bt1 ilin i fios. Whe li tleg .lit i-'annyt hi L was a'V~'t( ita old. .\. ~'ilg .\ 1kin1on Sh Then tt1 lei:11t ~i boyiflr'fsso and .\le tones whas* tit 1, ilattiLe.woya thd. e loved 3',he~a Pli:e feowIan uponI ie oic ai )4111 Ionha hed nu hitet' tog ai L seriou' ws slie., tos344 and1' 1he two had( 1 their ie-tre ti)li. ALkL (t1gether.i On Ltahelta of14 t1,be phot rh lite gft14. wa' s rde Liup In aI4 fe mont hs0 I'osa k ri~~i Tw moved t1, Soug thitt ~ Ca in: th tIer Lh the e iit~lfed boy11 becamIe a yt'nn wnas of imtweti bm want td .'iw i, wsome businesst ma1, t~3er bliy i fathm Th'e busineinoo hi'mh 1t Idat ley, S.I whrdi tped a t the principgo otelIat thaty lac wtdIt, s '..haene~l haltel11 Mintis1onas stopig .e Shets lokd,otns thy gstera t wilaI pressorz. drom hergrat surprnIng ofi btain to~ldy frieu'i d bhy sagory Ni.h Ven tIhe~ y Ceareter ito, wa'ec' Iyuring t-.a, tie owvr lew 6 THE KENTUOKY DEMORAOY. A VIcOloRY FOR iFRI',i,, SIjVIcit. Great. Uxult clieliot It. 1h) Closo oitie State Convention. eLouisVILm., Ky., June 27-For f Governor, P. Watt Hardini for Lieu l tout Gover-nor, R. T. Tyler ; for . Treasutrer, R. C. lord ; for Auditor, L. 7 C. Norman ; for Itegistieri of Land SOflliu, C. B3. Swauge ; for Attorney General. W. .1. [Ilondricks ; for Secre tary of State, Henry S. Ilale i for Superi ntendent of l'ublio instiuctions, 1 EI'ward Porter Thompson: for Com l n*issioner of Agriiulture4(, 1. 11. Nail. - .l'ho (oigolng tiecket was nominated I by the l)omnocratic State Convention, which came near ending in a riot. this . ifte noon. It Was durin g tho progress D of tht- most hitterly contested raco of t tibe session to which the contest for G"overnior was- Coml]paratively aL qiit aflir-t'he rac'e for Secretary of State. r \\,it,, t-I IeXcept,ion of Governor, the - ollice of Secevtary of StLate is the best Spayilg in lte gift of 10 conventionl and there was it warin r ivalry between i the fouatn (llates for t'he nomination. lionr'y S. I itle, tihe presenit, inmbent., .ohn V. ilenilley,,.. Stoddard .ohnson and C. WN. Iletcalle werv tie calii d dates. Macaehl had a large fol aow i ig aId t fourl ballots were taken tufore ther'e Swits ally rei Lt. I Duiring t grit ogres of tih third I' hallot. C. 1'. Taylor, of latson Conity. L rushed d.%w n it-'e cnltral aisle amd denoinoced Cthat1ian A. S. Ik0rry for. allvegd unfainess, windlog up witlh a r1round of ll'silig. This was the b heg i ting 1It 14a;1 scen1e of w il d isord er. q .very dc.legate was on his fcet aid t crowd in tlhe pathformI1 where the -4atira 404 Sat.. and shoving theilb waY tihrough'werc Hal, and lieadtley. twoof lthe cont1tants. ltoth men li'a1ped upon the stage and a dolzen1 othaes followed and for at wile fits " ere shaken and throats ' madet1 (on every side. I 'artial ortdert was finally restoretI by t he cair n agreng to hvt.e 111ilt.r call of I-htirll for. at fourtII'h hallot, beforev aihiWng coilntits to 'hanll-ge t.heir oles. I alt' was nioilil:at d. T heV )Uter k'en(t,eS wereuin-0et i wit 11 th 0 Vie Ie'x'c)t.ion Of that, for r i of tle land ulhice which took three ballots to decide. 11. B. S.k awg the pre 4)ent hld1r of the ollice being ni:tlted. i-:d. 'orter Thompson. i the sup rinteinie t f pu1tblic ns' r e t - h tw n m mtda a NtA ditor 1'. - '. Nrnian and A ttorny ..Ge'rali V. l.l. lierndricks wcre re-noninated by i' -a hti. Illade 1y by tht I lard in Ilu--n Wa I m s e ill t wo InI tanIIces, ) II - 'en \ u - I I to inI 1 4li v t. sv'e I t' ai4cord i'i-- to Ih- 4ie 'tates (of %\.I' who (;44n4i4Int)1i Iie free. sivolver 1)an for Gkovernrt' .. 111e 1 Ioml i tt, oil in - Ip r tI 'an t I r:.:n I all 4 za i II i d :k i i'tiz41I4 IIepor )() tvI. T . ('1nly fit-w 111 1 14 i i tetII he 4-ii. ut - . w th e t t ' a' S t 4, 0, V 1 Ieta etnutiie' oI n:-int f 1- . u1 Ilel -I renkfti li1 Wa 4)f olio fi'i ctvih of I he I i Ckil ve'.'1Vi S as her1.toftre. thli i 4 r ee lii In- t' t- bairman l4 he Onet. , and tht' Otherl 1 t w l bV. nin IIIi II a1 td byl\ -te cornm11itIt , :0, I-at-h Th14 I il Onvention wa.,s ill enitinuousm S -l ffr.4n 9.:41 tiji il 7::N 41. Ill., a ild Ia h-hI 1 1. 14 a1 1 i h-4 1 w,-r -;)it4 144' I- I ) 114441! 4.") 11 i. ba i t i te ofdnnr in the !.- -1 . or urs oft44 4'.I ash tAconven . Idn. - wou li il I n o r 1, t-.e I ti I. wer,1' li'('4t4114-'i a14i4'li. a4 h4'-Iti1' 'lt I| lowing : 4ie ,4a4I That 11 w h 'ic 'ti I l a opt. tth111 k 414)1r V.r i4iie 4)' .vI kt as will oen fIl its1 , 1441 iuti'll e I o ii shouts:41) 1.>) aI prX )U4' r t ed iit 4h ei' vn 'Uli41*n :id t.i 4 -.1144 '0.114 111 W a ltt 1 't l yn 14he1 llino-44 Gen. 4lran waf atsked4c~~ loen beit ex not4ie hd.', tinea y t, e)lied144114401 14 . 'I'I 111' 1 1 4i1 hiOL4i' whl-Itt wil Iopen4 t.2l 1 e iltlva 1ss .4~~. wil ii 4, I .s i ll - Stat. l hve worked44'' I hard 4i.lrI to 4. f niiy 41 :te~lecIti1t asl( any ian int. i.r 14.41 w14n41dta tits epressi foy trtiud f44L the3 - 'i. I~In .'4rat craof Kent14 k gin tI)be horn r'41 t,- t 4pe. - ri4.1tiy, e.n.'t,bgt n4 Lb w il 41 endet I1'. t banks.'415llytIt'' il o' th 1 Gen HItrin~ says4. hei~l epetd to :1 noun4 his 1 an4f1 the futatbiIl~l5 ire~v.!1 '4' aI wa11. aled. " W4ltiy W 'giy 1cert1ainly4.11 yTn e (4. fe ane rat.1 r oig to~ be)4 unI 44 it' ed, 5 I aidt t-ell. is4 fli 1owe11on ,IaII to 1*u0 -! ChrIy frens, say they4, will work1 .hu . tie. rii' g t.h'uy 144 V414't3'neetii{ 4.b . fac that~ lI no ( re41 (ult4, wa41s a I bItl-lsappo' int Nc. ay 1at tes I 4pub iCayns havelia very LI IV io4o 1 1114n41 to' carr .) ne St14 al 4' ' , To a re o to -t.iu - - la ..I. tA. for good. I' amvr tLI~ iinkia:4. > my, 'I'nds," he) 14h I"I Iw w hat, .m b1 hae doIne for m, but, .1w 4ll nev. aga'ni -. be)y a cand4.idat 1 hw pubfi 41 Ie I44''lie 1, il 1LII ru hime i~ for Gover'w foru-' y1 I , d hence,4)1 but,14 tbo wn arep'i 14t'"0' t to 4 AI I t' 1, 1- S t Iti'u IN t''lt! I'l . t t 1 esto oyti' Il n a1i. iiew 144ilours.t i wors1ti)ire San~O54)1 leaCiic Sa. inad I'.I w1 l'.tity y aritr.ed hoforeil~i t 1 Ii i '4' chI ( -k4i tgi to iht n11? ILh W3an ltlran i~. tii Ii I'1 vt. lory, at414 d1 at,3'4)4 ) lif~h "ai. \VIaIiso 4~ IaIN l.4'II'Z4'LI)40!i 4411'4t-' 1141 ':L 1 4tth box fact.4' l'n i epe lnelII-st lth lin.t- it 1)0 te Sout4.hIrn 11t 'a ie goad Ther i beoi'nig lam wa tI4.r -d in on4ppy o,' th e fasllowed by44n atirdi amIi' 11rt1h in a An b'O 1.h tlrt. tVoI reaIch rt from- theno Westeanzd tle cange at anee. aca -thr broad Stroots t L134)4i g 'igbt l I S3horly aftei theo Sovolid iflat turned Imn. it ty .'xp)iioII Hill IF owdol' Stor'ed ill 1 110 Of tlhe big lous4es of tiii Stitih vii Paul42 ed tl 'ouith thle tti lot W~hocks. lalided 61n tht- light, fi'z mc lit fur'ther 0Ust zimll ill it11)11 ti fit olucia vero hommiicdi iii. I"()1 gottonl 1111(101 Control . 'IThe w ii downi buIt tilt) 8etioli (if t.Iit' 10f In~g Itemso of 111 laInIa 111 11110.411. foot21 long thronlg-hi lilt fill- : liter 7z Wel(lE.)Q I-Ilit wlV d 114 1 ,hligod tA o lt, ea Itlifl dl r( Ilatilies 4)4142k 4lerT Wol b)iI'-IlIg 41 At 11.") ti live wits - oltvll Control. Tito Ii ig'l Ibricii wall deserI teid SI')Wil$E'11l Pai'2t! Isel .V4th~ IIll Tjelvld LtoIII Iititt not Voric . Tllv4 wate from ~ill,41 thle Qicth ld el .iil t's Ittoil tii.1 Sol 0)1 tilt, Illill IItiIII let. DurS lfing thlti.' prglw - Ofi n ic I rl-E0'ted tI ih.1i I'IlL!, I hIe po4wder'l butI this Is Iiha'tl Iv htlt. A tlle olf tilt III-, toliterm. d thtcvtn I:.gh ad beii l-C vivil t' Itlit' tile $WE4t. I it t~ligIl ther 1111 ulin1t1 I her 1111 114 lil-ela t-t p)I v ' d U II I I ',. * I' Y 1111 11t lI~ 'LIIC I oE &tici hy !it am I'I. 4t'$hiI It) 4)t'rlioll it III tho 4411),'.1 mlE-4 l. lfte 1114$ . III'E'4 1 d L ei E l d I411~ Lindca' 141Villiti ark ic ii-uio Lit a of t their12411 loss of(Il'tt' lilt"144 Ilet)h vivell 14.11. 1ut po2tlLI4'4 tII il 1l 11441 dilit toI LUtil1 wu etl $4011 liklt' M'01 4 b)t"fieitt'l .I.;. fort'e b41 y ilLlt'al I (Ifit Iloor ant (fl eri, Itoe~ had u:' hoo kiit' 411ut 41Qiten i l IL W14 1 lit) g-'tl tI v ItI'-v (LeimitbliON 4n Ili.~i ('l O.~tEll of th to)111 --o 1154' III fort. tho IElitl., evw. I (" n ' lI tI, 11 fle stIAtIli't. 11t)(0 t114 ii414 Ilit I ML ot111 IL1 t 11 t.'lIi Iii~~~~~ (fl t.iiLi$ 4121 4,LL- 1i il, k\llr log hOtlI : it' Alll IL y th.)4'Lzel LL iilli aUl-LI C~l ~e1- . aleI!.ito)Ia Ihe l t he #I lll l. \' Ltrlo! oil! ItildII,. Ai-l:jl . I IIL \\'W Lil41t' 4!.....,01 V iie 111441 ' S / . 1111 Co 'it 01 't, Lpv 4Lor II E..1ril of l'e Lion.k- 111: tllittaulfr tol1 1.' t fliii l:to% of4 IiItI ll4 l14 III) it' L ) l I. b3 path. THE WEEKLY OROP BULIETIN. -mn wats >ok the The Condition slightlIy improved Due kegs of sog l ite Week i'-A;dig .1sane 2511h. Ware- Crops generally mulado satisfalctory li had growth during the week, although whirl- tho weather conditions were not alto Theho gether favorable, as in many piaces3 idings It was altogethor too dry loi plant, m1 the growth, and( somo kinds. notably a tiaie gardeiis, were practieally rulin2(d where' omd 113 the showers of tihe lattor portion of the Id died wook insulillent. W 1r.11- Of tho s1aple crops iothing"2l. caln be. ial coLn- said but that they ma11do at getierl atl fourli but slow hnpro ement,, more marked -iortly in cottoln Lban in lly other crop, but (1ienly COrn2, tobacco, rioe, mealonii anld amber VI. the CLn all show gaills. ist.rict. As to sections, vrops aire the best u1der in (r env iville, I 'ickolls, (11111on, Iati of the 0n2, Nowh Irry, Il'rliold and plot ees at, Lions of Spartanburg and York CounI ed ats a1 tis, wherol tliy a1re upll to a high ould (1 .ira cond 11i0tion2, especilIly cotto1: hayLN' of W ill ilII.sbIulr'g c0n111. halts Ip)arenldy 21.it-r , Pheoorest crops, ani1d the prospect', r elgethre ebarnI-Ietorized ats gloomny. Gr asshpper, il hgo 1111111bS, ire all 1t"v a'peared ilHitn to Upyr pat, of It vas Newbrry county. an11 have been most - dest.lr-LiVe to corn Hldh": the tobaeco lewormI is trouble-somle inl partiMons oft b,0o I 410 County :. corn onl low lands I .'veral ht b len damaged soie by WoIIns inl h(entor C. hest ihl enun2 ty : i ilj1 Inj v to cotton Iiv in b lit e is repitt(I froim rangehurg LI w'ih n 1 n1 t -111'. ilt's e IIluji r was fi'o , 11) illinjurd de s blow th nor11111 oil the first 2rI rI- Of t1 We-k (18h), with exceptiolai ly n wer low m1inimum1 lmlperam-s, for this to 1.11e Season. Over Ihe Westeorli portions of the Statle on t.h ISth anItid 194h1. the i.mn l daI ( ys were0 (enera0 l y (t'ite hot.. Ihn hote. Plig tl grlater portions of the4 week troyed'1 i. the 12. 21nt 1ratur ra1uen3d sli -hty abo;iitve '10t0S., t.ho n-mal. making Ohe averlige for t.o sa1e tife weOk appfroxin1uit,1ly seaso1ble. Thll lhivs .omar ~ r replortmed t. Of tbe dili-ill. - it wiev' w it-; 911 oli tlit 22nd ihi tO wA' 1-2 in 1214- 18th I2t, 1,iherty, t'-,i aIsceVlr- vill :111d t' raw : fil2 the 191 at. il thi NIe .\ iV4ittnd r ll.. 'id The' nu2In ig-ht, I tei( of h.124. weoek frll. ti. State it, wa's wa.s abroli,' .Ni:. a1nd the normnal for lie wa., I lit' periodt is 2pproxim2a2eliy 19. ilIj I 1ju Thv weat.her'0 was inijurionsty (Iry 'ajei'd v a4100 II i hi'g portio o11'f lIim State un2t2I1 tho 22n1 k Situ tyu v I), wheni slower's 'wn b I- wt' q k ito general1 ovr I.h' \Ve,tern t mI i at vl entral portions : hy .h 23rd which (Su id ILt. h so we11 ry 02 conditions le1 VN- re 1.1h101d 10 C0a1t.2, an.1d On2 the 21th k~I: 1,( I -14( A2:1 ~1(21011 1111 22 hin l t 114h n t'.al counites, but' it is not ,jI ,11 It I I' MA :L 21101 VO I II 1 o 21c.0] 212:1223ti I'A ( 121 I.rte led Ih nl \11 1. ( )I 't whole, 1110 rainfal! of the14 weeck was n11t wt Hi .. tribulted, man' y W-pae.:'s hadl enIoug !Ih \.-L ile othe ha hare(ly s1ullici'en to m8oisten thbe Sur ne-al f~i'-'. whoere makin : rain wts nt leil. '- The showe's were not., hlowever, It 11 ineod ito anly portion eIl te Statet. In 4.2-ed it,- ph4' (ardens ar0 cratLy impired i.t112 . tit for wanLt. Of rain2, and .rtas . or hay ill hen t21 ,e 2pp Savannah valley is L!So of theli n.'-01ding rin1l badly :3 1 or n(2 '-a~S sho0w in;.f at tenldency to n ilt. The ra.ins hu.5. that hao fallenl sinve tt' r2Or'Is w1ere Timl! heavie1t, rai if ill w:t., r'e orted 1 m111 I'ltlh wherv 2.3'-i invh.Is 1it. fel l2n1 Oih 2:' . ' h.- 2ld 2 r -. 210 ( 1n l211 - 4 0'er1' V- 1 -,m85;- 127ly )1O4)2 MLil w ((1 .1 11) 114 20210 ft Ituitvl pat 8iVI I-Ie(rIe ent. a2 nd tIeV IIt I) Of Mlnday not. at,. alI): t(e normi l fr h2t 1.225ti' 2( .dl n2 1.he( I'a1te022 portion ani ' ' 0 (l ini the ooentiaI \Veosl.eIrn poo th ni 2k ti 2(m0-. 2 '14-2--1' wee l'2 ocal high winds:1 :0 1. n '0m'y(n2 1.8(. 1und('er t ., t hat~2, were1 of11 2 t 14he m.,r *'l or h I daii.tu iv tocro12but ' n Ir llo-y were!124 of '. limited l. ex tI .111 j(8 ('.(..1.1- 1ve- rang 11: pL era 1ent. 11 o'thed po .. sriin- at3* 1t i.l. :I) nelb ('1221 nty,0 t2o111 -(---2(1 110( 'at on w a21. 4, I Vi, i-ot y.8 0('21 .* - 2.1- 11.toil ha 2'( teadLO ily 1mp2 oved 211 in' 1 .... I~onit0011ion, an 'i s l it e :21 1 satfac 1.ry Ine aly, ho .11i2co tiue small.(28 .(Th y an .' fairL itan.~ Ilarly p..1~ lnting00(. blos '00 o nine~2g Iieu12~ lave1-.1'i ao tisappeared.12 ry 1I 212 C 1(1 look 2 0 '. - 1111r , ail l (12e the.4 en12 ( I i1r St t, 1,(h , 1 . a (02, L e n r is r..p',' (Ij( wil to , 00 m 110 24- . 11. 1.1arly r1- o 222(2 phrt1in heing11 (1lbl hy.l2' T Il'81rop e'lean n pl nt 4t,b l land to corn but .hi -t h w r ill 1 11 0110 het me now 1 ,bat1l, ins d 1h. fairly II saif oy yeh beting, Ifmany1instances hotte 1)an atieci n 1,he.121 Wit( ot botlliharest edwital r.unate, m1ehils ~n an aveaye Lichr it)0 011,hat0010( ta 212(011 '"i o s sores , htimors m-m the11 by- Dr2.2O 'lsirce's ~.~l.2~ r ..-.--s ip Dincover.Fr .nd I i i orcmlx 2111-t110 ' 1n (2011-IS81 in, an for thefr mg. elas. -1:11 21 l poor111 it bloodi81 tha 1)k3 v- -22'I (1 (0' l'1(I t he bet, yo f ale S l'lI I il 1drill'l1i)1R o-s onIf 1 of. - ca in e er xcAs 2- , 1yo 1'I'lIe) y (leal' e oihy 1 *21,I etc. thtI' oitsal do w1t' ilgI~hat it rmie.If3 ervance11 yourit money01 wilack, bl e ~l son at. 1118 'j t. .i g ol. in2 12101-. Eenm Teter Satooe, wErysip highledt la, iis, Carh nled. Enlarged -nt s2a21h11-: Tnnrs 500 Swellngand - t~b evey kinred ihne tie perfertl atlpemanlyc r ay it. ur ,\i'il alhyrlble d 1I' eales. Wt nonpn an othrs, omehingelsethatpay Thouailds 01 Wom n SUP11BR UNTOLD MISiRiS. BRADFIELD'S REGULATOR, w ae ACTS AS A SPECIFIC P-y Afousing to Healthy Aotlon all her Organs. .2 the n1 it. ennive licattili to bloomn, anld ukinl j i to rioign thrioughout, the frame. 0XI ... It Nevwr alls to ROulate ... 6 .mty wtro ea seomiulor treattent of lead Iing p. A'iet 1124 1 Itreo yurs. without Jolit. 1 Al I'eritilsing thrvo bottli4 "if lIIIA III o'1 8 S -'':.' A I .11-Ul' T IAiTott aIh e ona do her own .e'OIwiagz i N. . iBRY A N. ti erson, Ala. litl ' I l F111 iItiUIl,A''lL, ('O., Atlanta, (ia. Sold by dlruggists at $1.00 per bottle. 3pr inlg oat' are beig ult, a nd ii yield onoal(111y poor. P'tes have improved greatly al hough iehlds tIha1t, have buon1 sown vithill 0.h pasttl, ht'v weeks have been low to geril intte. Niolons ire doing weill latoly and 'oliso large et'Irop. ST Tobacco is at Very finle (trot) gel- L-C Ialhy. but, reoporis fromui l).telIngitoa C ouity intlicate that til) dry wettlr " I ijutred C.h1 cro soinvIt wo-na Ar N uml11ero11S ill portions or l'ior'en1ce .C l t ice is doing exceed ing ly wull and "G inl satisritfatct'3y coidition WheIro- I !ver its ti tivat i ilto has heelti 1ttetI "t( 11 the Stat.e. 4' i I lenches tthat a 1'01i pntOi I )ow at' renervally 'lmall anld disaipiointinig. It 8 zLitl the a01Sn011 is that the tetetts 2A tre overlot'tled. l'Ihl is canl he i'eme'lied sT im latei varieties by rreeliy entiling autch11 tiree'I if needed. It is belielvel Ly.( .11ha1 1 th1 1A 111i and laho t'ltti-ed Would * )v well repidi. -=_1 Garui'in have boen si'oiously tim- -,r il y1 1.he (iy weat,her, uI)t., it j Ar. ] hel iev,1i no0t e tilr eliy ru i nd exeupt in V ia Lintlti,taces. Tho favolu 0 rains If thu i,t (ew 1Lys 'ill -ViVe themut to a . geat extent. 101'rv arle move1'0 (1a11 two ,0118u Ar. at i1( gi'. Stildill ill IdIle Ld011(10 _ Guildh1ill 'School of liisic, and of I h -e 11earP \' t Ilere litllI 1 t1 l '111 1 s12dy- 1Vjj ing tht, violinl..N lttgfal'im-lers pjn'it e'lloligill H.illi. 153 eisussin i t he <itlit y of ialul'es 5.50 7.47 (It ilillW O e ill (- 111.e0it (W t lle 7.211 110W i. 8.10 8.20 10.00 Ti norl Nervous Prostration t Cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Prolonged derangement. of the nervous nor ti l systenti not. oty ani'eets tih brail ani(d 111e11 I:LL powerl, bit. developVt dseas in sme of m 1 hitoalI organs. The most, thinlgelotIs of Tt these findiret. esltsI,; is when the heart. Is bou1 :lt''e1toil. This was tihe vame of the Rev. N. -. Sirlfave, lawn River, Michl., who wito . rd clat.o of 1b. 14, s185: Ti C.& -/o< "Foutirteen years ago I had a slight strokeo of parat'lysis. Ov'erwor'k hrought on nervouts pr'E~L ost. on II as xcedinlgly nevsail'tV~Stti tho exertion oif public spea~khtag cauitil1 hteart palpitat-loni tha~it thrieat~oned 1my lIfe. I usedl two bottles of Dri. Miles' New Tloart. ('ii -i for tny hteart, troule, and( two of lir. - I iles' lRestra ui'tve Nervi no for tlty nertvou: ness8 ant~d feel better thatn I (etr expecttrd to 51 feelI ag~aini. I ennt speaik fot' btottr witlhout. tirintt or hmaving lily heartlt futter ats it, for-. tiler ly tiil,:l. t I havo you to) thaunk that.1 " anta alIve titcday." Otn sle by3 all dru :gglsts. D r. M11los' Ilook - on I Ieastan114 Ner'vous I iluorders l''itEE by : tialil. Irt. Mileso ModlIcalI Co., El kiat, .Incd, a BY ALL MEANS got our prces1 before placing your Ordeors" for D~oors, Sasht, 1111)INs, &c. SAVE MONEY Ar ini 1al youtr putrchases. We can hell) yotu If you airo a huyer of mfater'ial in our Iitio. Ar Call andi se0 us1, or write for esttnate, . aniyhtow. Ar AUGiUSTA LUMBER CO., "illy of the Maker." AUQUgTA, OA, __ 8 1 ORT'1 R.OY AIL & Wl'KST i~~LN CA iB Lv 1)1 liaI IL itaia. "A ugtlstta and 7 Ashev'ille Shorn i.ine." .1. i. ('1ev. lati, * itcei ve'r. Seheiiclu i n E lfet't. .11une 22nd. .... Lav Autgutsta...........l)11 5(Oit 0 I .anr~tens............I i tl II:111 ( 'Preenviille......... 2Stpn L i111 I t lenni S'pr' ings..... b Saltuda...... ....I ~t illend eonillet. ' . ~ Asheville.... ....;~ a A iic'soi ... .. ' :'i m .....t)[ (iI'eliwoui .~.. 2 i in ..11 L 0. .)1 . Ar.. lA Attevtlle..... ..... P On x s 1t A Savaatillbt.r........', 15. atn .1111 I (ireenvC'ill44e 4 ........ I p'iiam 20 pm11 A'itanleiith.. I 25 am 7 2X pin t Anersoik..... ....... '1(1 amn ..,.. , .1 I t'ie l i'........t i m S'1 )1 e Ia' vannahti'ii(.... ..... I Sat I , l) U~ (roenwood. ...... 1 X~n ' i 41 Orfcli lol'.... ...( te IL I '4))1, 'iav Io 'i m got5amt A - Agen, (b'et:i'i en S. I 3 JOHNSON'S MAGNETICOILI Instant K91erof Pain, tnternal and Et rnal. Cures IREUMATISM IZURAIr (IA Ln Dauk I Bruises ewe Sit 70 LIU ad of'AM8 instantly. o1era M-I AN i t kfll tr bq red for )8t Powerful adPctal h~ti2 I. toadP trnhg 1=41101ntfroerau Let il 0st0. Urge $1ib 75%, W0. size 4WA. 3HNSON's-ORIENTAL SOAP lcated and Toilet. The GretI BeautIfiere eLadies :wait t ana ate and thlyperfumned Va., nicat arket. ItIs lutely pure We up tn oft and velvoty and restores the lost com - on; is a luxury for thef th for Infa lys tog, cleanses the seap a premtew 'OWth of hale, PrIc 25. Wor sale y xrpontr 1i-mm . Greenville, a. JTIERN RAILWAY CO. (ECASTERIN hYSTEM1.) Condensed Schedule In Effee Juno 10th. 1805. Trains run by 75th Mrbilam 'rimo. aTIONS. I lily a___t harlesttn . ........................ I I a I 3lut .hi....................... 1'I 4 ait Bwborry... .. ....... .........,1 -y a liniton . . . . ( c Sont .........: a m ,aurena... . (Ex Stil)......... 1 al reenwood ... ... I I.. origes .......... . ... . . . . . . . 1 ) y n % bb eI.... .... p.. . olton ................ . .. . p ndorson............. ..............9. 1 y il eoa .... .... .................... . I la in tlanta ......-....................... I i t )mi. ATIONS. ai No. It: Ireenville.......... ........ 10.15atln. Ilefdiont ....................... 10.47 an), Villiainton.......................1l. 7 ank knd i s-~.. ... ... . . . .... ... -...h amn n.... ......'.. I. - ai Jonald'....... ............... 12.1 mInt .bv.llo ...... .......... 1115 am odges........................ 12 3:1 pIm reenwood. ...... .......... .....12.5." 1put iiaiiron 9 Ex 1tn 1.................. 10 '0 am1 Hinton (Ex ................ )i [ i 4owberry ........ ............... 0 a j rosperity... ............. : .)111 Columbia ..---- -....... ... 5 1 pm Shurleston . . ---- .. 8.10 pIn Between Columaatlit anti Ashevillo. ly. I Daily. ij v.i )j 15. No. 13. 1 STATIONS 1No. 14 I No 10. n 7.20a u li ttl011A r .0,iI yo;1-~.0 6 i ill a il'2~l~toa a oi. 3'ip! 1.-5an S12.10pni ".... Alston..." . n 1.10am Pil m .1p 4.Santuc. ..."15p 20a .-0 pm ". . Un ionl.. . .. " I105pm i 1.-5pm SI.1)il " . ..lo sville. "' 12 40pmil 1.24pIm M 2.07pmi" . P'ce I It...." 12.23pm1 1 1.0prm N 2.40pin Ar Spart'bg'Lv lt.45nam:10 45pmn 1i ml 3.10pniLv Sarl'h'g Ar 1l.18am:1.:0g.:a a11u1 5.30pmlA r AshevilloLv 7.10amtL0. loijI ai leave Spartatibrg. A. and C. divi-don, h bound, 4.26 t. iml.. 3.111 p. li., 6.18 1). im.. t Vos ld Liiited l. southbound. 1 05 a. i.. 2.50 p. 11.37 a. in., (Vestibruled Limited). aiIS leavo Groonville. A. and C. D1i -ion, hbound, 3.29a.m..2 1-1 pm., and 5.27pm.. a Vos led linitedi southiound. 1.57 a. m1.. 4.10 p. t2.28 p. nm., IVestibuleld [Aimited). alins leavo Soneca. A. aikdC. lDivision. north ad. 2.0: a. mi. and 12.41 p. in.; southbounid 3.06 and 5.54 p. m PULL.lAN SEtVICE. ains 15 and 10 betwocen Ashaevillo an. Co bAA tlUke C0?IIinei:t C1t'otIIb wit~h P. P.. trains 35 anti 36. und carry ti.raugh ang sleepliag cna 't,.we Asheville.. uand :sonvi lit. him ain l'.:1'ce Sle't1 ag C'r OI on Trai:as 33 't : ...i:ti3, on A. a ":l ('. Dl visi tea. t. T'1'UtIC 8.11. IIAltl)WVICK. 1. G l'1'N. J. M5. CI'LP'. 1il.h E lm .. . i Mi1u1la, S. U. OJTlIERN RAILWAT Co (EA8T E RN MYSTEM.) PIED MONT AIR LINE. NDEU.NBMD BSlUEDULD 01 PA SEN~onR T( A[INS Ves. Ca'st Northboud No.8J No 86N.1 o.1 ty 12th, 1895. Daily bally Daily ExSua A tlanta o time 1.0 .00 p 7 N.0 a .5 A tlan ta c time 12.00 in10.00 p 7.150 a 4.35 1 I~frti..... ......11.13 p 10.05 a 7.02 i Galiaejville.. 2.25 a 11.43 p 10.86 a 7.33 g Lunla .........12.05 a 10.58 a 8.01 8 Con 1.-... ....12.32 a 21.22 a 8.25 g Mt. Airy ..... ........ 12.88 a 11.25 a 8.11. 1 '1 abcoa- ...---.........1.4 a 11.80 a . ... M ostmnaster .........1.43 a 12.24 p ... 'rtn.c...................2.02 a 12.41 p ... Cantral--..4.45. p 2.40a .0p.... G roenvillle .. 5.27 p 8.29 a 8.149 ..-. S'6y . . .... .05 a 4.10 p ... . Ilhla s rg. 7.05 p 5.21 a 4.30 y... K6~ao n ' .... 45 a 5.00 P .... C~mloto- ...8.28p60 a 6.21 p) Danvi1.e...'2.00 a 11.40 piI11..5 p1 .md.... 0.00 a 4.40 p1 8.00 e. W . 1,gion .. 6.4laA.';0 pll laI: atc runn. 8.05 a 11.1)5p l'.aIa clphia .. 110.15 al 3.(0 a . Nc aik....,112.5sn3 2 a i 2 'T es.f snum' . ouhbound. No.87 No.85 No.11.No. 11 IDaily Dully 1)Dully FExSumn No w Y ork P'.R.R 4.80 p 12.15 n a ...... Piilaudelphia..|065 p 7.21) a ....... liltimnore.'9.20 p1 0.42 a ....... Washington... 10.48 p11.15 a ........ ichmnond.12.05 a 12.65 12.0)5 a. Duanvillo..... u. l 6.10 p 8.45a Charotte...9.85 a1 t1.00 p112.10 p ..... Gastonia ............11.40 p112.55 p1... King'sMount'n ......... 1.20 p... lacnksburg.... 10.47 a I12.18 a 1.47 p ... (Gafrueys ...... ......12.31 al 2.05 11..... Spartanburg.. 11.37 a 1.05 a~ 2.10 p... G)roenville..2.28 &g 1.57 a 4.11) y. , 'en tri...... 1.15 p 2.45 a 5.3,i l... soneca.............. 3.06 a 6.51 JI. Westmistr.. ...... .... 6.10 1..' Toccoa.. ..... ........68.4 a 0.45 i.... Mount Alry... ........ .....7.08 ( 6.30 a cornaela....... .............7.12 e. 4.5 a Lua.......... ........ v.47 a 7.35 1' 1.2 a Gainesville... 8 .91 p 5.04 a 8.03 y 7.'s a Buford..---.-..-............ 8.N 1 7.50 Noroross.. ....,.....91 g Atlanta time 4.55 p;6.5 1.0 pl 11.-) S Atlanta ut.imeo 3.5_ 5.25 a 9.00 y 8.30 u A" a. m. "P."~ p. mn. 'M." noon "N." night. oe.87 and 88--Washington and Southnu esternl Itibuled Limited,'IThrought Pullman S1leopers ween Now York and. Now Orleans, viat Wausi ton, Atlanta and Montgomeory, ad also be en Now York and Memphis, via W.ashig. .Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining Chirs. os, 85 and 88 United States Fast Mail. Pull Sleeping Cars boiseen Atlanta. Mont ~ery and N~ew York. os. 1t and 12, Pullman Sleeping Car l't woen hmond, Danyill. and Groonsboro. A. TURK, B. H. HIA RDWICK., sn'l Pass. Ag';, As't Genoral Pas A g's Wa6HINGTO0N, D. 0. ATLA NTA, GA. ., 3. RYDER, Suporintendtent, Charlogtt, North Carolina. B. GREEN* J. M. OULP, Sen) Sups,, Trafie Mn'gr. WAINMGOrZron.C. Wirim....- D .