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UNGASTRR ENf ERFRI^E' Published F.very Wednesday and Saturday iiv The - RnUrprue - r'lMsbing Company A.J. CLARK, K.Utur. One Year. $ 1.00 Si* Months, 50 cts ~ ? 1 rv, organized by W. Brvan, . * . i had been accepted by the govern , ment. and that it would be added; J < to the contingent going to the Philippines, says a Lincolnton. ^ Neb., dispatch : When this news was receive' 11 Mr. Hrvan was notiliod. an 1 wen? to Gov. Ilalrntnb's ollice and a long conlerence was held, the ^ outcome of which, although it i t has not yet been publicly .announced, was that Brvan was an1 pointed colonel of the regiment and given his commission. Adj'. Gen. Harry at once issued t)v* | first general order in the hist on of the new regiment. It was ad dressed to tlie members and of ! ticcrs urging thorn to drill.perfert their organization and be ready 1'or the oall to mobilize in thi-> city. Later news from Washington v Ata's to the olfeot that mnstorin: ; oliicers would lie sent here in tinnear future and the regiment sworn in and sent to San Francisco, where the 1-t of thi? lily, under Col. Bratt. is air- udy located. The enlistment in tho v. ri twelve eouipani a in the -h i. when it became known t' at Bry. n was to * ima:ul). w; - so r . 5 i i more t .r -i 1 qiiot i ar" h'-M in ivadi to llll \ .caiivi i' sical (I. , . ^ i i lii a t?\ all. i?; y.tii i.I.I ^ a most energetic man* joining com o.;o? iii i>iip .1 is a j/iiwii . >a i . ..1 the stroots. SV>. . 11M mail . v, \ . poofrd 10 ;>?? ? ' v . tan than any other < >- an-'". - t*? successful one mu.-t look ale, .t ami plan ahead -u ttiut when .. favorable opportunity presents itself he is ready to take advant i age of it. A littie forethought , will also save much expunge and)' valuable time. A prudent and,' careful man .will keep a hot tie of' 1 Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedv in the Ions.'. the shittless fellow will wait until lecessity compels it and th-n 1 ruin hiH bent borne ?roi 11 for a doctor and have a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one pays out "J*" 1 cents, the other in out a hundred i dollars and wonders why hi* ( neighbor is r' : richer while , > is get.tir . For s.^le by t"1. Mack o. and 'B. t'. ' ugh ?fc r ?tor, S. (L - ; i ( \ NJ it'll., : I I i nree ivioninG zd cts In Advance. SatMVday* ?Ttmo 11, 1808* i Tlu Alabama liopublicau con , volition did a handsome thintr i'-J their meeting on Tuesdav last 111! ' passing resolution request mi: President McKinley t?> appoint the Italiant Lieut. Ilobson la native of thai state) captain of the . battleship Alabama now beiir: built. i i BllYAN WILL GO TO MANILA , I Ah Colou?'l of t!>* l Jitr?l A'fltratka Voluulrcr U?Kliuriil. Ad it. (ion. li.'irrv to <iav ro, . . * " 1' ceivod a telogram from Seorotarv ; v . . ! Alger saying that the .'Jr<l rogi j mnnt Xolirnslra vnl 11 11 11 ?i> r inf'-Mif-t t GRAPHIC STORY OF MANILA ENGAGEMENT. The Great Rattle That Occurred on May 1st Described in a Realistic Manner. San Francisco, .1 uno 7.?Anion}; I lie passengers on the Celtic tolav from Hons; Koni; were four men who participated in the iijjit ol Manila on .May 1. They are Paymaster (i. \. Loud, of the dis patch bo;it Mct'uilouch; 1 b\ (..'has. I I'. lvindleborger. surgoon of thc| 1 dyinpia : Kalph I'help!?, seerelary tit the captain of the MeColloiieh, and .1. P. lOvans, gunner of l ho lloston. They left Manila on j May Dr. Kindloberger ami j [ tinner Kvans are going homo on | account of the expiration of their| <r* time. Paymaster bond and Mr. Phelps are here on business, and will return to the McCulloch. rhev all speak of the valor and leterinination of their opponents n the battle of Manila. They :xv that iho Spaniards fought traveiv even, after the last vest ye of hope had gone, and staved >y their guns as long as they ould bo used. Dr. Kindleberger gives a. graphic account, ol the fight, lie! >va? on the Olympia through it lit. In the tirst assault, the ilag 1 diip took the lead, the other ves- j ads following in her wake at 'our ships length*. The Spanish] loot V. 11 . a j idi'i isi'l out t?\- la nc aeii turn bringing tin? contestants nearer together. By this plan [In* American v< I'rotpionl 1 y poured broadsides info tIn* enemy. lull wore themselves more ex posed 11? lire. At one time Ihe smoke became ( so .onsotlmt .1 was necessary to Iraw aside, allowing the cloud to [;!t. "11i?- vessels Were examined. k ml it was f?m in I that they hail: -uftainod no damage. Br? akt'a?t , 1 w:v- served to tae men, and in a ; lew minute, they re-entered the light with the {greatest enthusiasm. The second light wa> oven more liereo than the tir-t. It : a.- in that the ihalt iinore was I t ruck. Duriir,' the liut liizht t! ? S;ian;-h x?lniir.il"- sliip :>111 hravelx out ?l the line to meet the Olymjun. i he entire \ mo; ienti fleet emoon-l h -!(??' ! on };<?r, and she W. s *<> I).i ! i i i \ i,*t ?! turned i i' >'1 to ; in 1 At thijii ictin t > > "inj)i i li t ll," ftn s inch ' ii -li it ru<:l: li . u rn iiiu -1 tIiroujih nlin > ' Ii l ( * . 1 . r.: 1 -ili ii:. !_v in t . ; ;. in, \s rcc'viii.' ' li r ni:i"liiu i : hi^ i/i.el 1 killed i lie ? ?i i. i ?. ity . *n ami el the v*s ! < ri fire iti the. t ol till* li4'i! two t'.: pedo Im.i!. moved out to at vtck tin fleet. They were allowed 10 i'o'iic within sou yards, when i fit 1 k i I la le from the < >lymj>ia sent >ne to the bottom, with all on tjoard. and rid lied tho other. I'he -eeoml !?oat win later found urncil ii}> on the beach, covered ivith hi cod. In the seroi.il fight the Haiti \ nore was sent to Mlenoe the fori si < a\ite. Shi- plunged into a lou I of smoke and opened all 1 lier butteriens on the fortilica lions. In * few minutes a shell druck the ammunition, and the Y>rt blew up, with a deafening oar. The work of the Haiti more as glorious. After the principal ships had! vijjc , . been destroyed, the Concord,Raleigh and l'atrel, being of light draught, were sent in close, to handle the remaining vessels of tho lleet. They made quick work of t hem. In taking possession of the land forts several hundred wounded Spaniards fell into tho hands of the Americans and nearly -00 dead wore accounted lor on the spot. Holes in which numbers had been hastily buried were found. The dead were returned to relatives as far as this could ho done and the wounded were cared for in the heat manner by the American surgeons. The Spanish lost footed up *100 killed, (>00 wounded and a prop ?rty lossof any where l rom $0,000,00<> to 10,000,000. The day of the fight was clear and hot. Not a breath of air wan it irring. After the first battle the Americans were greatly fagged by the heat, and the rcit and breakfast allowed them by the commodore was of inestimable benefit. When the men were at breakfast a conference of all the officers was held on board the Olvmpia, when the plan of the second battle was made known bv the commodore. .S-veral shots struck the Olvmpia, and die was pierced n number of times. One shell struck the side of the ship against the hospital ward. The chaplain and lairs'** wore stunned by the concussion. Kxperts have figured out that the lighting volume of the gun* <>1 the respective sides of the bailie was threw tor ihe Americans against seven for the Spanish. It i? clear, then, that the superiority M-.. i .. . i ?i lit 144' Oil If'."* .ill '1 I IK* IIH* II. Paymaster I.oiul, who was on tlio MeUullouch (luring the battie. was a witness of events on Ixttli hides From his position lie could every movement of the American ships and could also see the battle plans of the Spaniards. ' For two hours," -aid Mr.Fond, "the steady thufidcr of cannon was kept up. The roar was mcthing terrible. At one time 1 re?lly thought we would K beaten. l bs wa? alter tlio lip had b<*, n kept titi >n hour. 11 inked as if even' :rnri on tin punish -!bps had been turned so on us . !1 to .< t 'ht, .in., tlit ' 11;i. \\ d .< . ril .bin l i ./.i < i hiO IfOin lit"' it: lit ri? I tw was iilitjtl) in Ic.-rribabie. 1 It J toil . till % I.: ' ( ' I ! i c.tf - J i i j?v. i it ore \va? slool io ugh to have stink our mil in bit t < > ir ilvation v. in I Ik i . ! inn. i.s111:11is}ii]> <.! tin* Span iards. Some of the batteries, how ev.M*, wo better 1 rained. Nearly til < i u j- - it i (?were -truck by both 1 riro and small *>t - but on ~ v i! image of conseijuei I0110, I was seriously alllicted with ;i cough lor several years and la>l fall liacl a more severe rough than ever before. I have used many remedies without receiving much relief, and being recom mended to try a bottle of (hath berlain's Cough Remedy, by a friend, who, knowing me to he u poor widow, gave it to tne, I tried it. and with the most gratifying results. The first bottle relieved me very much and the seeond bottle has absolutely cured mo. I have not had as good health for twenty years. Respectfully, Mas, A. Rkaro, ('laremore. Ark. Sold by J. F. Mackey (t Co. and H. C. Hough & Co., Lancaster, S. C. i THE ARMY OF INVASION. How it is Constituted. Order of General Shatter. 1 Atlanta, Ga., June 8.? The Atlanta Journal today prints the following from its Tampa eorres | pondent : hast Wednesday one of General I Shatter's aides posted on the 'ml ! letin hoard at headquarters a copy of the official orders for troops to be in readiness for immediate de parture. About the same time, a j notice was put on the board to I newspaper correspondents wishi ing to go with the army to report i | to hieut. Miley at noon Thursday. ( General Shatter's order was as j follows : Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, Tampa, Fla.,May 31, 1898. i General Order No. f? : The following troops will hold i l themselves iw readiness to move immediately on board transports) upon notification from these head- . ; quarters : 1. The Fifth army corps. J. The battalion of engineers. The detachment ot the signal : corps. t. Five squadrons of cavalry.to be selected by the commanding general of the cavalry division, in accordance with instructions pre viously given. f>. Four batteries of light artil- j lery, to bo commanded by a major to be selected by the com-! manding officer of the light arti 1 -1 i lery brigade. 1. Two Viatteries ol heavy ar tillery, to be selected by the com, manding otlicer of the siege artili lery battalion, with eight siege guns and eight held mortars. 7. The batteries of engineers, the infantry and cavalry will be supplied with f>00 pounds of ammunition per man. s. All troops will carry, in ad , dilion to the fourtoen days1 field , rations now on hand, ton days' , travel rations. 0. The minimum allowance ol tontage and baggage as prescribed in General Orders 5t A. G. <h, | current series, will he taken. 1(?. In addition to the rations . ^perilled in paragraph v of this . order, the chief commissary will provide ?-ixtv days' field rations .! lor t he en I ire eon on and. II. All recruits r nd extra bag, ; ''.the latter to be sf i-.'d, care n pil l :nd < ivel'i 1. will be ,j 11 ' in eamj> in ehargo of a emumi ioned office r to bo sob cted .| by flio regimental commando!* i \V . :h' ie a; i.i recruits av ,il . .I In nee ? ?ry guar 1 on!\ will b l it. I *J. T: i. - rat ions will lie Ulr.vvu ;it (dii'i' I?y i'io > Vi r;:l i iMiiji.niican in ]i? .11 I in jura i | S. 1. I !y ? <,1111. .ti<! of Major ' !eu i Slialter. I I M . 14. # . \ I.I.ua A A P, L A?-i~!:inI Adjutant Oeneral. The filth army eorp< includes J i?11i: \vu volunteer regiments, the , Si'Vf-i J; Iir<t Now ^ ?>rk and tho Second Massachusetts. in tho ' corps aro about l-\0ilO nion. In t.Ho other brunches oi the servi e l '? [ the number of men ordered to go t is a i;it '{,000. 1 he whole oi the first invading force is therefore! 'ahout 15,000. On Saturday night Oeneral Shatter issued an order transferring to his corps all tho volunteer i troops in Tampa and vicinity, ex THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. LUNG TROUBLES AM) CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED. An Eminent New York Chemist 41 ami Scientist Makes a Free ' Oirer to Our Headers. The distinguished New York chemist. T. A. Sloeum, deinonstrat ing his 1 discovery of a reliable ami absolute cure for Consumption (i'ulmonarj' Tuberculosis] and all 'bronchial, throat, lunt; and chest diseases, stubborn coughs,catarrhal ull'ections, General decline and weakness, loss of llesh, and all conditions of wasting away, will send Til RKK.KJtEK HOTTLKS all ditl'erent i of bis New l>ist overy to any alllicted reader of the I. s i KueitiHK writ ing for t hem. II is "New Scientific Treatment" has. cured thoiisands permanently by it timely use, and lie considers it a simple professional tint;, to suffering humanity to donate atrial of his infallible cure. Science daily develops new wonders. and this great chemist, patiently experiment ing for years, lias produced results as beneficial to humanity c.si'hii be claimed by any modern genius. His assertion that lung troubles and consumption are curable in any climate is proven by "heartfelt letters of gratitude," tiled in bis American an.! European labratories in thousand* from those cured in all parts of thr* w orId. Medical experts concede that bronchial, chest and lung troubles lead to Consumption, which, uninterrupted., means speedy and certain death. v Simply write to T. A. Sloeum, M. ('., ! * Pino street. New York, giving postolliee and express address, and the , free medicine will be promptly sent. Sufferers should take instant advan- ^ tage of his generous proposition. IMeasefell the l>oetor that you saw IIIS Oil I' r 111 l fit. I \ N I 1; III KnK. cept the (ieorgia ami Florida reg iments, to his coinmaml. taking thereby niauv regiments properly belonging to (leneral Lee's corps. This was done, of course, I... strengthen the invading torce. Following is a copy ol tienem! Shatter's orders : Headquarter* Fifth Army t 'ar;i?. Tampa, 1**1 a., .1 one S. I SO,<Jeneral (>rders No. II. A provisional division, Brig (Jen. Simon Snyder,l iiited States Volunteers, commanding, is hereby organized as follows and as | signed temporarily to th<- Fil'th | army corps : riUST ItltlUADK. Brig.f ien.t?ny \'.Henry. Fnited ; States Volunteers, commanding Thirty second Michigan Volun ; teer. Third Ohio Volunteer infantry. Fifth Ohio Volunteer infantry. tsKcoN'n imiuAhK. Hrigadier (ieneral L. 11 Cur | penter, I . S. Voluteers com ! mnnding. Second New N"<>rk Voluntooi i infant ry. First hiktrict of Columbia vol i iinirrr iniiimrv. i iith M try tml volunteer in I I mt ry. Til 11!!> MUOYIM". ' 1' is i 1 ' '' * r ' 1 * !! !' S. v<.'unlivrs, eomniituUn^. . * ' I'm - i >i>ir> volunteer int'antry. * < if IJ1111? 1 r?*?! awl I' il' y-sovoi?ti> t ! i na \'olimlenr i ni y. I !iir<! lVnn>vr .ml velunteci i ? i:i i.i ntry. Iiy f>iiniii:.inl *'njor (ienrrn1 Shatter. I ". .1. Mr( 'I.kiin* \M>. Assistant V !j:;tnni (liiu-ral. Tlii- ;i>! ' ' i . <) the Fifth army corps ir:r :t' ( ? <1 i lie invmlin;.. loive frc'in ahout 1.Y0O0 i.i nearly L'n.iMin. MiirmR" Wortli li how Iiirt. lo y.-nr- mi m the South, pro*.. II Iv (i'c h vrrrnt r. n < 1 y for ?'hi! . uiul M >I.kr: w I voi* lii-it.t than yulniiii ?i?..?r.m* ? <I try it a; f>r (h ftoc ?ml?i ?> i>ntiv? a it?* The human machine sfnrtu hut one* ami st ops but once. You can keep it pun# long''** am' most regularly by I)eWitt's liittle Karly Riser*, the famous little pills for constipation am! all stomach ami liver troubles, t'rnwforil Bros. To t'uro CountI putIon Forever. Tnko Cnsicuret.s Cnndv Cat ha r tk- IO:r>rSKe If C. 0. O. fail to cure, druKK<>tH n fuini uioocy.