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The People's Journal. PICKENS S. C. BILL ARP HAS HAD TH1E GRIP. He ig Busy Taking Medicine and Sneezing--Waiting for the Spring Tinie. Atilantil ('otnstn "tilon. it I knew iiin well, Iloratio. A man of infinite jest tn(d most excellent fancy." It hias beien years sinice I met my friend, Mark fl3anford. I see by the press tispateles that he is (ead-(ie( in Columbus hiast week. It grieved me for a ti, althoIlh he wiis 01(l en1ough to lie. Eighty yes is a gOO( olI age if the nMnIi is Iool. Every time one of these old tlees falls it shocks me. Gecrge liarne die( not long ago in Augiista, tIl I was grieved, for 1 loved him anli I n1 1 Ilconscious.y whis pered, " Nex:" Only t hree o' is left of the senate (f I . 'I'herc were forty-four, but tle (,I reaper h is cut (oW l all but our C'iicf .1ustice Sill 1lons1, our 0chall ain, ro(ith!er Yar brough, a( ImyeIf -and I am sick ]3tut I was4 tumtinating-' aboult .ludg1e Blanford-me1n ca. 'Il hima .Alrk--we who knew him bcst . le was, as llam1 let sai( of Yoilc , .3 111111 (I f 1in l ite jest and llu -t t 1 filcy-%. W ht'n the spirit iuved b :n h oIuld enter tain his frin1 nty it. was our i tt et him aid .1udge Underwo-.1 axa lud: Bueliutanto gether w v a --ol ' - a ind' seni the e b n3 ho'iur. durin-.i the eup:.( :'t court when Na: k wa I . Iu in the court h.. u tier Warner was -ittin and solemn as a Prerb n . drikin:: in the r he law of Ohe case '. w- t ingsat tl.:', 1 of V 1 latI mnt a :: "1.nk rc,"In w- k u - - 1* * -V , .7I l'r. h y , , , I l )rr..G l b -- n Ioui a, el . .1 h a nu h b e i 1 3 1',y . ' h111e d ictor --- . be b~ a 311i be litd hei il, ii!siuiji ii I:h's tis, bos a.31 ' h ''i a hins1 g ~t St iiil'il fsh ~ tme hs~s case ill 1hejIuOV. i. e1 nW3flI'' II o n's. intoi' wkthe an1,i nal~ ls . ii pta's Iflc *' '~'N f ithe"~ eni 1 o U n- ' cs. ao llowen e 2h c1)ora di an . n res.. . \i I owtz boae~ I" n h p~crescr:ed en, - re .6 as I amn, ny wife laughs at me anl H says if 1 expect to rate as a gentleman I had better be more careful how I ex- A poctorato, and she made m an old fashionied honey stow and I'm trying that now. Itsthe woatlier-the horrid old weather that lis flopped over oil us from Yaukee land. Every ohd veteran who has the grip " in bad weather ought to havo some- VC body to toll hin stories or sone chil dron to play around ani cheer hin up fo with their merriment. The old I'ersian of monarch, liarun at Rasehid, was kept o alive by listening to the beautiful sto- K ries in the Arabian Nights. Certaii it is I don't, hanker atter serious or. mourniful colnpiy. I've coiiheil st< uitil 1 ai almost i cotlln. I'm like by that bad boy whlio got to saying <1amn an it and his fathei whipped h1n1 for it, de, 111( so oiie (Iay he asked his father if I there was any barm inl saying '' coffer. 1i0 dam.'' ho '' No, of course not," said the old th 1inan. ( W'hiy (10 you iask' cr iecaise,' said he, '' the old c an ha1s smwlhlwed a cb and is about ti e co11'en-lt hearl off." My dilaughiter reg 1les me with aneC dotes and my wife feeds me (Iln anti- to dotes, aid so I am worrying along, d vaiting for the spring If L Cani live f a mnonth longer I will get well, rc Hto CO Our Washington Correspondence. gil l1u The Chinese Minister Gives a Mag- -1) nificent New Year's Reception. li thl WVA.,111u lhT, l-elbrilary 1 1, hl i .2 -- inl Special: " A ilappy New Ykar " is a 40) somwhat surprising ihItatin ] on the tii "tl of -'ebruar :, but :i- -I werc the to wolrdlks will hi ici Mr. and Madhunit Wu, th ireeted their fritnids on la.1 Satu vi b l[ eveliig w.hen the .' -:1 ovoy Exlra ordi b1 n.ryW ald Miniister lLenipotentlia r to at tlhe IUnitel States frin ('hina -' ,ave a p card retLj1iioni iI Ceebration I tlie iI 'lilise New Year. Wu Tul:' falunmus inl Washiinlton f11 i-znu ' lht spitality as i- ab-o his chtarming wlii N iti an t n nit )cea-iion hial it hant m1r) evd tt h no ths r i a \n :i . I (a Qt Undp tnt t. t N "V~t 11 V.. ' li t-l it v, I e . I a' ecte steint-ll' .e atLil hnt t w 11 [;i i l 7.1 tr-S wt hr . VA:I I' ll I t, the V 1 ; - ; - I . T I'h. v.. .i th : ; - X . t: m v Ill . L W it :- :w I a , ii Ii i rleili :lit a p eI i -n in i we.:e1i~ ltiitt I~ i ite fr1 i rn li ve I it.. h c ..:kigli an.!ii wit .!ln, eher,1114 tl x.ri at w ~e hi time teta m t ity t - *e * - . h.sdn car ~ii e ~ h 1 11 * -i OW GUN. POLK WAS KIL4E1J Li Interesting Account Froml a Northern Newspaper of the Sad Event. The ceatli of (telieral Leonidas K, >lk wias oil of the s3addest tragedice the war. Ihteret Iave beoll manl) 11ion1s of how the death of the noted sh)op anid getieral occurred, but the lowing from The New York TimeE IsI is the true story of the killint eieraIl l'olk, wlhich occurred o] ls14aw m11iounitaii, tle body lycin mglit to Atlanta : It scens that Generals Joe John. >n,1 l'olk anid Hardee, accompaied General Jackson, of the cavalry, I an escort of staff officers, haId rid. ii out ill front of Bates' liine to exam. ia position, thought to be suitabkc the Washinigtori artillery. Th rses were made fast at tile foot of Shill, andl the party ascended to the >lwn. Here they were the initials tt abatltis, with several cinbrasures iderinig tice place veiy iucli exposed itr own gis were less tlin Soo yarth front. Thiere haui been litile tiesul 'y tiring during the early houirs oi lilt y, bIht this had Ceased soie titne be re the group of oflicers biegan tilil :onnaiss~ance Tnis was prolonger a mitch greater extent lian usual I glitled into i geieral and aiiinatet nversation, all (if the utlicers heimui thiered into a kiot atid sini til u3d and -lsses with a t'retIoa ie eakinig nauik atml interesit. Thle -,un rs tipon ouir ide could iot 'ail to set 0111 phnLII. and whilt ticy were he If observed, doeliberatel 1 retuirned tit servation, with illi time for calcuia 1 d 111:adjustment. The party s.:emliet fgt their expo1041l :Sititutimn, al Ilhi SolC Of lhe can .:ers wlo ha en at wvork ulvin tle little tier o: t a!tl,-0l4o1ited Iu:. to tiill tit unter f oucr shos. Prsen1tly v hil eaiut e het.llcwaslischjai.e ti -h nitil it i t he cli t oncus oi k'I !'l n 'lt . It was tiltl pro. I. t iy:d , alId telt diffte reilt Ioli tt :t 1u 0 t 1u it 5'e il s Wert. bitu1. Gener al Ptolk ielectedl a very3 ure~~Ila bler:bubcoming impati. ti anxiou to) :ie the ran e ( I flit 1 ."C litc el y. hit- StepT ed <ut 1PO -111 b r tul was intently gazing out - te cou.tl y--hlis arn4is fli I I h i e pre:-ented-whel a. h r~andsh t frin a teelrith-d c n n -1tu k theel o , r sh n b''th ni-. :. ' . ia thron.:h the h eart. u ru-n 4f tei t 4t ;i n h u l. mn itre. P- '. I'll! lit-eleSS n Ian11 Iw i:dul. .1 ok . hn tol W. i-il v rhiu l a tant, w t -a r t .u t .2The ti f tli.t i n P-111ee t<o liis fgliitt telz b - be ilb-r tt in lit.11ry N fanmily t withl tHt Iiourninlg (t' 1ruer1 tlt C p -- 01' fath- . Th i . - I it1. T he ho 11,f th II Ie i-e o w e.1 t a lat -J a a'l an .u u a; t ,t fro th nc t he :.e. N . ( , whe e his fa nl Lortga Smr as hie Ken ttt, t kian.t * -- * .tr. -s . - r' i lt 2 n t /2 I j tllli *t~ 4II t i it tilslis..~. .tii sic /ea t -//in' Il t' . se f . l~x~iivc is it it. tg h bi tli 3t Its quityI inilutices h tlile ali. price. g 1rofhia ie 'ruit d whell c li )L actual St Potash is in the. fertili.er. g( Neit her guanl/i/fr ti-r without Potash. i t Write for our free books w I-It othler, atill )Il,111t v li it) o t il C t a o : ik oi 1Ao n . . tIu deti. , ,t. . o k ' t otihi O~~ tt t1~ Uik !1ii - - t T'hay were ill ~wCary et liC-U story, anti] tring!- to ,I nd ,m y It to ria aaak il. .At .:a h ;\l - l"MIused to taUke ;t d 0i1 i, k! ..It WUIs l'elil\ to ake up A- It.. .not loSv 1 llillute, Iu tlli):; of~ik il (LIs. anil continitnl ill which hl e lt aal I m'.c , .u . Ioni-lie -aive 11": ie." - riicipals, andl of' ith!:, piarties to the atfai:. It, the quarrel, the l.ace of n - weait het' idti Ialve ril' L. It was a graphi st .rv a n - f tlll by thme te Ai.e but IBlackhrn eljaw -I . -. *T had progressed. to the paiit f the mw - Si 11111tpiit- C . W112 A '!,l''l~t I t l r tt de1cribe his (wn h- ln he con[teinghiteel the tr - a-:be e, hle ein-ete<!. Satevenslon ituuh'ed inl s"1n11- iluoratl tit rtflections over this aiwakening ol his ConiSclenllce, titil thrieu.v inl .6Ilue line. hi, tonl: hti of 1Mliinent tihat atda to the it rt ligni of the picture. lie theni tie- r ScrilLd N ith ItiuCi Ileitail the cen- it the ibattle grotial as the principals C took tir phlii:7 al llhtekburn, as an no liuthority, he:.;anitoa 2i ve htem thirl in- J Structions5. Till stll wvai* juist ri.,in 11 a over the hi! aii li h )tin L tht wein. fh Tihe ': \1id 're- i t hail hecti Le tjing For iit-i an h ur, analll Ite, tit to p.u-ed tat Itlti a <lrink Fi. 'The ot0h.*S wiiti lo f-r hini to resulie, but lie dli nil at. ly ". W ell, hov lil Ithe (1111 enl -?' a 'rowtor Knott. cit " )h." :-ii~l S-tevvenson, "it was so M i ik whi-ti .ifa :rot throlIgh -jiviai ill sitrutitu ath il~t they caul not, seu to g "ho ., 111l th". IIi: hail Io be Ic larel lit- he a: tughia-l hieartily' as theyv lfori it. CITIZFEN .JOSHUA ASHLFY. IAzi6erson's Famtotts Legislator and Ihis Political Ihistory. ('har(maan Lactnirn;'l lTnere is a wairnii chlihl of nature ini n~ee: .--htyins corne. to town''z. If there beal anty :tutng us .o beniighited as I)> . w il-at te itndenitity of .Joshi Ash cy. it ra- pr;er to inforzi him that .Josh11 i.s a ine ta'r o~iaf t heC LegishI ttu re frinn .Ande-re')n C.o unty, a -utccessful tarner i..rd thec dis;a.enser of a line ot' diction wi t.:. tir1.7 up ini ;eth what it hicks in tbCA1h7Iey isj' tite character. pat o ch n th a * a 7. . -. 1 i .a ~ a hand-. .........r .7- y'-- 1 ul'a .7 7 a Ifart iat'u r j . . a/ t fa~u Zi ta' th'e w bllt - t*a1q ,r */.l';db. A d lt'> (li 11 t -p y.- :.r 7:- l'.:. an *aaI he a;,u-o y~ - . a y..a M i i jhat.).sit ;iin ,yan -.... -. 'aA h yw ne fth i t a a a .. '.i.h'7an wa4. te jg~ne a h.. it y a; rS .a jI; a7 i~ t 'u ua' ra:. ,.a to :a T l';nt ; n g~ rab i,' (;aaj.it U . L A:~a/7hy thiar~t f-a Jt.a)0- rg al: l a l; Pa 1 1r,1 Iat:. eA ';j gla llnanohn bra , A i y '.ht:iat coIe C v i al- e a'ana?. r: r71 h~at y Wia : 4 aloj t he h;it/t. 1-ajo a'a I .i I a 11 giWl, till a: r ;~7 ata adj yet,~ al.yhO e bt l I hI rat tti rin 1g0j w Ira ya-al. vr: air A id-t a; y spi ll y, la: Wa d '1 a0 /je Il) jh ': aTuha a d A h gal V.1111 Ii'a al '.,aa I lth iaE94t I tll by i.be her i ll f l g, iahga U. ck . I a c h ajilce (illr n : con via - rhalt,a 'ira l itog a IK Wa.: Vthen lthe .J.,11 g IAc: alV "'. 1h1d" he'dit lu f tha Itl I aaaa- . tu aA l. hal . V/lln: .j-Ih Vi,,l|,| la iii Cr ili: ilia n ar wta1l: l 'la h l: that t11 an7 'a.ig hge Aa.lray l id r-al la-I Iiva la he g luaio je al a a Al. hllal I ludob y1171 allj eIIglIla ~ hll al. aa e lail thI lilag lag / Vl ild h Ila i bll I a ' la~ f I ta lhlt:la I, 'i. 'll aIig lil II.ii h WIn'I WCiayta t fir e' a onb jian Ie a I l : al alwill ggI .1-ia a Iael~ 4; , ti lgaaIr l . b ' 'ill i /\ 'aa p | p vV I n y , - I I A~ ill y a hl~~ak a. 1 g n Ine g aa Ien ati a ggal . h al i~ iveI laa ila lae gilag ltilallann th < a itll y J lall~ata ll Ibnaal-1111I taualy In n ait.11 Ali aTh1y1 hail 111 nol algI anlggnen I of yal llj i hlwn, lga thaeyl-) p iy lhigta t wga ha I len nlaleglni I ta the g ~l ry1 I ii /11. I "I aaihalia lahgato l to 4:iallhh Ilin a ll ,a I ait aae. l 11 h It tha Voty we~lh l u 1111 at illan Ilat Iaili Ilni l itlan retg, a thin ay gga Itth I a. \ t he a gons 4rv tVl vot, (abhuI l la ash to iarpoon victory. TI'hat was in 392 and Since thiic, exceptlig o0 term, itizoii Ashlev has beeirt a muhier of I to legislattir," atild his adinir s say U call iiti lc laWS a c:-aily as )I,, Clli reuk "110111. Wieu Josi -cears li) oii the I1oi0 of ko Ilo1s to (10 a fcW IiliAssth illeli nts he ladics out nIeli i t of talk lat is not ilnfre(uiently ciowtI. d With ird, liorse sunse. W hat ho k ii ,n .:hout )litieal ecolloily and the vic-lic o' averlin ctit niitlls Lohingt, hull inl Jalin~g With pracLtiCal prpoa l:ntnL 'c not beyoiid his ken Job' i in iake a spoocII " that is anyI)thingiL' (ehW 1 bU' 0!tt, al end i pIIoliiaie. IL tihe fuIineusL, Of tilue . ' Ill' 1r Benij unlin ( tiln nh.l o:u r Iako'poe or-net To 1 meinced !n the I . S. scn te :kwl h bt til to giYU .1 ''. l C,'IL. .tll rt' It Salcs. ill hittr ret:dd I' il, IAny >lden promiises that 4'Ih~an imi 1, a18 atond did " I SH h to : t h 4>.- hi dtla ol' oit Iu~ u u r6i Ii i to 0 t t i b . . . . I US 10 11 A 0 lt il) 'l %' ~ e-e!y ga. hull thc ay .it1thet 6 4 6 m . r .'til W e t : k' ! - s story cu ' . - n el tillil 15.i >pped Ih;, hatue I Wat sculeu, on! t sh h is ph.ud n -I. This is not .1 -1 utrlim . INe w - ) With It num e . n - a S glature, ataI( be ~_ M ' lplpy ex ,>e~rien ce. The r a sali ariund the hQ, isick. WhnII the b v 1 u Wharf and - . ira lirma ht- w\a, . i u sail. "flit Was al: riHt11," :but. muy Umlow JIsh rece itly i n l nlditdite fl'o th le :A ike a hot i ' i tonish the -dent jo liStic fire w that took tif : I chased a boti'th 4 Vigor and it brou ht h .. back aygain. O.ne thin s cemin cv Ayer's Hair.871 Vio redes .1 the hair grow. This is because it is a hair od It feeds the hair :;vd the hair growvs, t hat's aI I thre: is to it. It stops lilml of the hair, too, and a* ways restores color to gray hatir. : - 1 housands Hlave i~iuy Trouble and( Don't JKnG i. ?tr a:.d b~*t n --/ dI nl'/i nlf pr'i flat ' .1 (r I orthT .n / l ..e, .h.t I I' i ' - ii ll I )th ; il. Le 1.1 n II~ y i'ff 41 t~ .. ll . g \ ~i .J1 II I .llti e.i .ii lIh V b ~ I''S4 I l .14.14. :ASTORIA For Infants and Children. he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years !ASTORIA THEC CCNTAun COMPANY. NEW VORS4 CITY. Lt Cost! thing. ~ugies, aetons and Wagons e Sacrifice! 'word for it, but com' 311(d see for your. P e 3hve-bor33. 'iTalor ad (Chat taLlngat. >f alI kinds-., and weU are goiung to 8ell our ty well over buti1 we have aI few bargainsl -l k r, (3 wn ou(o n re oiloy1n .ES & McBRAYER, W IL L E. WfiT[C & CDO., I kind o O RAN ITE 3333 133 . i:-13-. S kinanii uori,. h 11 o ilr331 tIe's will brinig a man33 3333 33~ 1131 :.I ' i t il ' i 'e, t tiO YE!ARS' EXPEF'~RlENCE TRAoE MARKS DESIGNS 3- (' : r133n3 moucha. 111. So ' by att newesteal 3ra .1 m3 , to 1 '3 3tt., 33I3 as ing 43n, 6. 3 ', 3 3.\ 1 4',l,:' N . (34 Attorito1 at I .aw, 1 s t'gur3, '3 . 33 (~ t I 1dvi .I.. S 41 '1 3 ''1. l t e c u t, t t n CAST WAig s11111 1 11ii i t (lIl d B(d 'ls ii , Va noR the Seitsa I&Mlweso 1' ld h1) estion1.Cli4erliti h i: I C t inIilS iillic' Nor4 .,mc4,ic I4. I' 1 01' t ) 11 %N I N 1 ~' Y )11(. L\CVY Ot WRAPPER. g mnr ' ii out n, lureys, P1l At an Absolu' .I' t d. I l'' Iiie o 144u ot herI4 1inak .4-. f Huggl -*-L k ! :4? i. \. ! 4 ar44 Il I.i* l ay y I - L rii i: . .1 i : . \-e nfr W VI Il ITIB Iuii~ 1* d -,n4 bh.juh <4, 110 lI41 .a \ I'l-N i- \ ( .\ iii I< ,,pl I \ NbW lii' A1111 .,1 AVE:AT1,TRADE MAfrKG, ro44441 1414414r4leni a gill 444 I li*e 144'si 164tagines, 4y ,fi4,4 All..a, 1,.if 4.4 'a*ent44lha 4il j a~that a ..,, .. InI~ ln ..IAin A i 'a4 fu4e 4..1 4.hse 41 *u.( .A. .g IlHA I. . 4 '1.14 1*14. 141. 114444 '' 44he *44in lsfae '.,.i. ' I *te 4, 1 i A N4* 4. W .4 'Y MV.MIVAULDIN, Al nI