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s < ALLIANCE DEIMHTMENT. ! J. F. XlSliKT Mitor. ' I liain is much needed just at thks time but it is line weather1 lor getting the crop started and \ for gelling it clean. When tin1! ground is dry A is best to keep moy ng. .v- ir the ground oli'-n y ing moisturo to the top ' .t \ ?'t plow deep. Centime- mi Vplant corn and pens. Farm Toph s. 1). P. 1). iti Cotton i1. M: T r Ml i : 1 now win you no farmer? l?y Riving yur iin'.:. viiled attention . .'ill the of your tamy wot To with, ye.. c; n"r e1 more fT/in your 1 ? ?: '.'ran you can r/sfor. to it, in >om - h! p or other, without in time mini 1 it, ami thus in the or) 1 yoi r o.i] Different r oi 1 m;w .. ' differ, m nr (i o . ; or' pji? :y. , of hov there are '!i ' tO ! 1 f \ > 1 / ( ru in i : r v/S] r 1 thto < r. : >?/?< o!" > n alio*, the "i the p&ivonsto wtaRinto or tf la id, :>n ly - 1 " even through w! :<>h Ir- * , a\yri . 1 yf-i.te. Tht ' wr.y * r lis ? ' p; OU < : I co.i!'. Ma - th?* -i;nuVN n ' nurt ; K'. > Jot. Hami all ve any stHR-i, ; wit;- ! . jr piit ? traw, an you "i <: yoi ; > :! if thi-, ire. I inp; wo your jl.'t i pu*h y u. Alwavs try t > i< irn somothi from :. * * y r r. ox; : enoe ; i'U ia your cr< in t , . cour- ' Whirr .? .. '.( . . shown in : *r s in i tfl'ljV * .' and l: < : ... (jive " f<! :i a I j pr its r-' > r< ;! a:i;' av. the air. Do this by plowing all young pla::f u r ply a; ! t i. cultivate ' .: 1 *ov.*. So matter how much or how little stock v< 1 may 11av?-, it" voti dm not give thera proper attention your farming will not be a jjiycess. J)I 1 vi> . ever tun 'h? enormous annual tax \ve pa-? r horses and mules ? Hundred throughout I1 South nnnualrrom neglei ' and improper and sonio farmers will not give their horses the nece salt they need. farmer who kent sixteen! os ma do the following expect with seven of them : Lumps jck salt were laid in their geijf. These Jumps previous11eri were examined repu-1 to ascertain what gravity, eekly, had been consumed, and was repoatdlv found that wJien ver these animals were fed on odder and corn they consumed nly two and a half or three' per day, and when they fed with green food theyj i six "ounces per day. Thisi should convince us of the ex-j .-ncy of permitting our stock free use'of salt ot all times,j ossible use rock salt, it being more palatable than the! other salt in a refined state. Try to keep a good lump always in a box by side T tlie annua', j and it will be 0110 ot your best investments. We have lost numbers of mules < since we have veen fanning, an 1 we are no.v clearly of the opinion that tl)o most of them were !o>t by carelessness. T. ho eurocf; -ur stock and see to it yourself, don't trust any one. If you cannot ret the r< ; salt, i soua is very cue .y v mou ; nugui i in quantities. Get a :>e^, put a j pound < l' oi.lu with Jour ot salt, I in a little hex in each stall! or stable. Ju <t about, this time of vea? j look out for lice ou your stock. Give i"?pp n.' in their food ev. ry other <!.:y f'u-pix or eight days.' sa on ' tea ,'oo.onful to the animal. It is a simple remedy, but i- is w i your trying and it will ill the vermin inside an 1 on:. M:n may write book' i n ajrric .i.'lire that may be whollv clestiia of ptacti- 1 i . w an 1 ,* . y'o;of u 1 . 1 .'am ... to t.h practical f riu. r or o . r?y oi . -Ueh fe e . to c <Ule before t! ' >k far 'ine. a- i< h o '' ?;! n sir.i rr d i i urea- ul "Xp- ' . r tUeliN tl ; .1 \ be ill It; .:el' I ' / :' ?'! ' iMr ; :? red ... V"i'.eat : 1?, 1.".. s<?l* it.1 r 1 . ' " ' ' ** ?fc ' * x ' . New !>Ncovor\ lor Con ' TA I4 1 ? . C'i:.'tvI'M V II AS < A 1 <; 1i\ 5? tike Officals Are Correct, the :. l I:J All Plain. f>; lllng Whence ' ; I' o ! * vs 'Vhy It < helia.V . Wa hiii. on, >; ly "JS.? i lie navy <1 >partniei:' received infer 111 it ion tod a; v. h !i lor i ho first tline -i.ils ol anx- iofy and doubt ! io-y liave it tor the Inst few days, hod satisfied them on 1 \v<? v 1 il 1. >i 111-, lit >'. t hat the A iner in 'eH under Commodire S hi. y \..o >ut>ide Santiago horbor and se ond, Uiat Admiral C'etvera's Ileal was in ide that horbor. This inlonna tion came t'rom private sources v/lii Ii naval officials argued as thoroughly reliable. !t is from {lie same source that gave (he navy department lii first information, a!most a week ago, that the Spanish s.jtindron wa- inside of Santiago harhor. This source of information has prove.1 its reliability (has far and for that reason the news received today was accepted as conclusive. It did not eonie from any naval or slate departmeiit officials. There is little doubt, however, that it will he supplemented by official advices from Admiral Schlev, it, i indeed, such advices are not al ready here, though up to the1 close of office hours the navy do- ! J part meat had not bulletined any thing from Schley. The oilit ials were in a state o expectancy, having learn : Iron Kingston that the scouting vesse Harvard was there with report: for the department. Secret an Long went to the review at Cmr A Igor <lnring ti > aft nun on an in his absence no infonnntioi was made ])uMic. Ie lying oa the pri\ ate ; 1\' received nav:;' ils fed ti.< the entire military situation i simj lified and the powers of mis chiel by the Spanish licet are a an en 1. < >n d- in: ui I: : ol' tiocr remarked Ilia' a - resul' < the inlormati hi rereis i h lei ten years younger since y tor day. lie had vi s. lous'y prcl.etn ive lit- t the S: ani n had succeeded in get tin-:: away hut the informal ion of tod y re iievivl !: 1 mi* ? on ;: it n<>i . . - ill 't <'oinnii ! r Soh! (Ml! 1 . V ' Cil-. ' mil thom td >111 in ofl'.Mi !' itrance ol .v in (is. <? liarb >r. i ... Datii sliijv, ip'i t.\vocnii^ei , wou. Spani h squ iron, i: ii. r.'iin i 1, , 1..II, - " I""' Iiion, hi !i?'i:ils 1 ("k< : into account tlx possibility of th ! atlin ' ileet < f?i 1 e fi'm" r\ > ' h '' ?hi ' I' lu n. ike ii? Wai\ by forcu i::? * or. in < it It r ? ?)u-r- mm ' ' :>? < ' port unity tor the :s!> -t to 121 !:e its escape, pro vi'lin-; the commandic^ "tiioer liiro willinu !o lake i ii<* ?losp( r it ' I v < not; ,:i ? ( > ' ; ! i; i i At::"?rio:?n ironclads to --ok -he! t r. unless \v block 'he hirbo I.y cut rlu. j ' ;>y. < in t!; * eh i 1101. ' Ml in r A';. V I > I 111 (Hill; i i I !jc Vize sva j .. I .r i_:i -1/r:i vcr ?i'Vi';V v.'c 'in*r. ;i 1 most :iji ,.] (! ( !!; 1 !n - y?*I?j>n?v?-i I hat her cli - - ; . ;;!>! !o witli~f:u. . >ii< h toni! witi ] .'1 ItM-'l >rll? ly. i i Miring the ?i:?y the navy ?1?* I partment posted a hulletin -rivin reassuring advioes Innn Admira Dewey. This was llio <m!y spc eilio hit ol' informalinn jiivmi on | .luring ollieo hours. It wa? a da; i replete with rumors,some o t hem of a very sensational nature, l>n the various reports of -:m_uinar I hatt les failed of verification am ultimately proved to he proline] less, so far as the reports re e hill here disclosed. Till* is Noiurfii Ii?sj i:iN4> iorSsrlon 4'oiisi<l?n?t ion. Madrid. May "JS. !? a. in.?It i olliriallv announced that ' th Spanish reserve squadron, com mamled hy Admiral Camura, ha left < 'adiz. lie fore pnim to it destination the squadron will ma no'uvre prohaldv ^ir several day i>i the open sea, afterward imine !diately sailing lor tlio l'hilippiuo | islands, Cor Tunistas, as the f j government may judge most op-. , j portune. i The squadron is understood to .. be composed of H> to 12 vessels. WASHINGTON J.KTTKK. j Krom Our ltegul.-ir t orrcspomlciit. j Washington, 1). </ Aiay 20, 1SDS. ^ , Thai Spanish tie d dodged once! too often when i! dodged into tin j harbor at Supt'ugo, Cuba. It , found celling into that harbor i easy enough, but the ships comi posing the fleet will iiov get out ' , :ain. unit -s t hev are out ! >': !? ; the Aniormati il l'hat ! harbor ir5 shaped like a vor.v larirc kittle wit h a very mall mouth.! < >nr war hips am out i le that j mouth and will not have t!i?* flia' test trouble in <1 ?royi;v tljoj : Mil: our . hips maderide to in i! 'hem. I) :l ; < not* at ro t in. hoi:' aa romparativ-dy hi. ill iVuvo eaxi j ion :i a\ily inisi. I :. i ior our shi;>s - unc result^ eftn ' > . i i , k ' . . . t , i t'T ] . :;i ?. i i I ii 1. The :ov- iinvnt still maintain: . H'ilt ?, hilt I lie i VOilli i?l the . \vi i or !liiMnsei\ , ikh. u! ) . :'i ' \ T ! Ml I' inn. Hi:' to 1:0 to ridn to take . . .. d i!. ilent ii i.- it' i u .it lor V."> ' ! ' ?t'l ii; 'iial voltin. immediate hivim-ami there are goo-i r :-'.ns f r ;t in?$ tin t the , _< II - < j i i . o u > a v. -il a upon t tlha. it ha ;>cen opinion ol -onto of the 1 'i nbloHl advi sera !rom r . i, .,: -, , i ; J i \>l*tO i i I CO i.Oili'l i )tnred I etore tin' eneral ii -i !i <>: < 'aha \v . put into . ( avt. lot a :iro now to 1 ! n< in iI j short oricr. Nil' hing e iiI iiioit' Ir or.v i .: 1J .si/f t lit' i"' 11". t ol 1 >1 ? :e I I " i -t n!'" in Europ than 1' act ion of i. !i government a tent . iriiv ivmovi?_ the .lute ?>n , wheat?jdhloioi - J ). 1 pounds? I . 1 [carried into that country. .\> a Imperial inducement to hurry shi p inents notice i- given that the v ( n^iial tarill' will he collected on' ( wheat on and alter duly !, l?y I France. Some persons are disy* . no^eil to regard this move as a ' . . step in preparing tor war, hut at the !'r nch Emt?a- v. in Washing'r I 1 tou. it i> state 1 to !> merelv an uHctirif on tin* i> :rt ol !!u govern . , . J * ui? n4 lo hum'', .iso tir.' stock of I | wheat, hoping ttiu- to decrease * tin; < <- t of living in Franco. o The only roj>lv thai <lcn. Miles - i has made to tin- numerous j>ul#li slcation.-> alleging him to he trying s 'ln ^'l the invasion of ("uha put - oil Until tall was to say: '-The s I . S. will in (hie timrt bring ('uhn I 1111.r its control. I>y judicious! r V f 5 CURE ALL YOUR PAINS WITH V i Pain-Ki!lep.l V; A Modicino Chest in Itself. jjj :/ Simple, Sjfo end Quick Curo for ?? y: CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS, $ COLDS, RHEUMATISM, ?? NEURALGIA. a 1!3 end SO cont Bottlcu. & : : BEWARE OF IMITATIONS- ^ i BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.^ PERRY DAVIS* itettzx:-:,:: im thods nod without useless i" of !; ! ?. 'I'll ' I . 8. is too at, too strong, ami too powerful to commit any foolish act in cDinnviion with invasion. A%"lor mysolf, I have only to s,.y thrft no oiiict v 'it to eom'tnand troops who. fro;;; \> motive whatever, wool ' o ' v ask t It" life of a in ' ' : h " from disease or tii * Inillets of th" enemy. I I; v- n-'V. r iori the lives of Ii Ml 11': "" IM S oo: i uul, anil I do n ' pr i< to ft I Item to any unr.eoe iry in the 1 ' ' . Vi' * : \ ' COUl I'M." v r;ii .r' Mi ' ' , 1 lilt? Ii 10 armor lor the ontth-hips . 1111.?., , . i. ' i. , . . \V i . COI1. HI, . ' i!io arm' >;"'h<- \ "ii in ; the ari . > ot *lii? Illiiioi . The 1-icls ol' b !h 1 inn!,'< that delivery ?if tl 1 junior all bf-iiii n \i l)e . r. . i V o?nn: !? ?. v b in linislu'd. Vim V. yo n :?' : im ; v i> f i n.ijfl ? . I ( il ; l > < i: . ^,\| ; .1 i.) II54. if 1: h . 1 ?,vv n 1 to p! .. ' i ;y ' Now. i ;?! 1 <-!v " : u?Iim" . . .. him, lltl'.V!( used 1 h 4 v.rui y ;; : r ; nl tinis left :i. iupro ? :i>:i that i v. a moro imj tit | ua^i 1 really jam, i tviii ilcr tin- error unnar ; ! .! tide. ! News is a ruritv" in Van Wvek. I'he farmers are ail complaining o!' the dryness of the weather, tt-e merchants of the hard times.. The doctors are tlto only ones % Itlmt have any dour -e of irlee 1 ahout thetn, and I think this is I ins id re 1 1 > v the r-'it number of a. ......1. . rim-Ken|>i>.\ imm'- 111 ihii nrotmu ;i 11 Wyek. .Mi-- M. .1. M.i--i y returned I hi - morning ulrr a short visit to friends at l.ind- ays. 'Mr. .7ml Mrs. ,1. Tillman i speid last Saturday night with re I sit i ves in I. uicnster. .Messrs. il'-ni v llarri1- and S. K. j Tillman of Koek Hill visited I friend here ^rindav tiuess what two young ladies Here up in a cherry tree sinking [ We at? < 'limbing Hie ; tioii" 11 - f ; < : n old haehelor of t wentvthree pa-sod l?y. < iuess what voting ladies were onl of Aii de ('ologne and twd onions as si snl>stitnte. t 'o.MMK.N U.K. CAfiTOTlIA. Bo*r? tho /i lh0 Kind You Wave Always Bought i , I