Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?-? - mir- in HM..,,".M, . UKNKRAIi 1>KUH \OTKH. lii-iii? ol Interest Gathered from Various Quartets. P.x Congressman A. J. Weaver, of Ne braska, is dead. John C. Breckenttdgo will be perpotuutod in bronze at Lexington, Ky. Tho German crown Prime is dying oi a cancer of thc tongue. President Hliot, of Harvard, is doing Sicily and Southern Europe. John A. Roach, the new Mayor ol Chi cago, has been formally installed in ellice. The island of Guernsey was shaken hy an earthquake Three more constables have resigned in Inland rather than lake part in evictions. Agent Joy CO is suing ila; Marquis of Clauricardo tor $50,000 damages for libel. Alexander Mitchell, President of tho Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad, died in New York on Tuesday. The fifteenth and hist reported ballot in Tallahassee stood: Perry 40, Bloxkam -to. blank 1. Thc Massachusetts House has passed thc high license hill to a third muling. Vote 188 to 80. James G. Blaine has arrived in Chicago, lie has completely recovered from his lau illness. , The French c ru law is bringing forlt loud com phd ip. in tho republic. Petitions atc pouring in. An explosion nlioarcl tho Delta, at Wil mington Wednesday, killed ene man and injured several. In a hattie in .Maruf, between the Ameer's troops and rebels, 50 of the former and 500 Of the latter were killed. Sam Jones will next carry tin: war into California, having agreed to an engagement at San Praucisco tn June. Pire Wednesday burned out thc Pulton (111.) Journal printing Oillco and three other buildings. Total loss $25,000. lt. II. Knapp, tho Atlanta broker who look in his friends tn Hie extent of about $25,000, was a Canadian hy hirth. Via Bremen, 17,740 emigrants hove sailed lo America, from March 1 tb January I, against 18,175 for same period hist year. Marshal Bo/ninc was painfully "wounded by a Frenchman, who attempted hts assas sination. Thc business portion of North Middle town, Ky., was almost totally burned Mon day, boss $35,01 0. Nine ol twenty-four Socialists wen convicted of conspiracy in Berlin and sen lonccd lo short terms of imprisonme nt. A strong clTort is being made to settle tin silversmith strike In New York and Prov! dence. The Russian Commission has boen in formed lo increase tho duty on cotton good and shirob. By a falling elevator (broken rope) ii Corucrsvlllc, Ind.. George Hampden wu: killed and J. Mi Cormick fatally wounded Ma jor John K. Blaine, paymaster in tia army, and brother ol' JntiicsG. BlailM . oin al Hot Springs, Ark. The COlirt hoUSO ol' Jones eo.iuty. .Miss. together with all the county records, wai destroyed hy an incendiary Ure on Mc lida) night. Two more nun lost their lives in Ila construction Of -New Yorks new (iccpie duct. A dynamite cartridge was accident ally exploded. The President has appointed Col. Wes ley Merrin to bo Brigadier General, vie Brigadier General Orlando B. Wilcox, rc tired. Chauncy M. Depew is going to Kurop ill il Week or tWO to COIlUnit sever ll OXtOlll pore speeches for nc xt winter's banquets. Prince Eugene, of Sweden, Is in Par: studying arl with Bonnet, who regareis hin IIS one eil tho most promising of his student - Joaquin Miller has bought six bundee lind forty acres of laud m ar Sh isla, Cal. and will become alarmer, If he isn't to indolent. Friends of Postmaster Genoral Vllnssa, that iron oro abounds e.u his Wisconii lands and thal bo will be a millionaire in little while. Anmng the millionaire girls In Wash I nj lon society aro the-Misses Biggs, who sue cccdcd, with their brothers, to their lather' hanking business. Millionaire Corcoran, who does mou- fe Washington than all the either millionaire lumped together, pays taxes on $0,100 00 wort h ?d' pre iperty. Billy Erm rsoii, th?- minstrel, who writi his first a.one w ?th a small h, receives $50 lier wee k .,nd travels in a private ear wit Ins wife where yer be goes. Queen Victoria 'oas received enoug jubilee' gifts lo ,,?1 i llore llOUSO as big : Windsor Castle. Many of them have io i given away : ir .1 mt mace to put then Senaten- Sherman' - Mansfield frionds sa that their favorite is not a millionaire-, hi thc man who has tenir aCOS in his slOCV rarc'y alludes lo that fae t prematurely Plots to kill the Czar have beeil uncarthc a' Kleff and Odessa. Thoy wanted lo bloi up thc imperial ear, opportunity presen lng. Prank hasle r and his wife Were kille d h cars e?n the- trestle of the Georgia Pacifl renal at Birmingham, Ala. The latter wi decapitated. Charles c. \Vclller A. H ns Baltimore niaele- an assignment to Joseph Lcophol for the benefit of the ir creditors. The hem Of the: trustee is $100,000. German Lovy, alias Harry Lcovitl, tl well-known Informer in tin: famous I lae eloek murder nial, is suing ibo Chicas mail for $800,000- libel. Dr. McGlynn's friends say that whon l delivers his lecture In Boston em ?Mih Maj he will have- as sympathetic an audience : ho had in New york. It ls expected that another call for tine per cent, bonds will bo made In a fowday There are now outstanding $10,924,ut three per ce nts. There were fi vo passengers reported mis lng from tho wrecked steamer Victor!: They haye applied for their baggage an are all right. The Queen e>r Servia hos separated froi her husband, King Milan, and returne e! I her family in Russia-political and dome tic difficulties. An irish non commissioned ofllcor li. been dismissed from Woolwich arsenal f< "giving away scents.'' Ali aCComplii goc?> with bim. By papal authority, the Nuncio at Par announced that tin- Pope has promised i Intervene In Alsaco-Lorraino In favor e Germany. Thc French Grown jowels are: on cxlilt tiem. The cables say plenty o? ender principally from wives of united s?at< Senators, RM being receive el fremi Amel ie: John B. Blaine, brother e>f James ( Blaine, is af tl. i point of deal h in Ile Springs, Ark. lb- is paymaster in tl Federal army. Delaware's Anti Policy <?ambling bi was stolen on route to the Qovornor fe signature. A duplicate hill ls being rai ronded to tho end e,f ?is legislativa journo; Hale & Slatmakor's box factory, Whe.t ing, W. Va., was burned Monday nmr ing; Incendiary. Loss $20,000; Insurant $11,000. Thc Building Trial Council organized Chicago Sunday. Tinny thousand worl logmen in the building business are co cerned. . John Brown' house, st Seven Milo Fon Smyth eountv, Va., was burned Bund? night. His daughter*, aged 10 and 2 P. J. Egan im? been sentenced to two yen? In tho penitentiary. It will bo re membered bc wns convicted In 8t. Louis of election frauds last November. Secretary Fairchild will attend Hie Cal noun monument unveiling. Assistant Secretary Thom psou will assume bis duties iu ids absence. In n speech before the Eighty Club in London, QladstOUO favored a dissolution of Parliament, on the ground thal il would he good for the country, The American Newspaper Publishers' Association has established an ofllec ill New York, .lames S. Metcalf, of thc Buf falo Kepreee, is to bein charge. The Lord Mayor of Dublin has called n meeting for the purpose of taking steps towards the erection of a national memo rial lo Mr. Qladstouo. Cardinal Gibbous is supported hy tlo Pope in bis decision In favor of tho Knights oj Labor. The decree is Conditional Oil good behaviour on the part of Uro order. A sharp shock of earthquake has been experienced over the whole of the isl and of Jersey. The tremor proceeded from west to cast. No damage was done, i The threatened strike of carpenters lu .Milwaukee, Wis., las been averted, the masler carpenters ngrceiug to koop their shops open only nine hours after May 1, and t<> pay men the present prices pei hour. The three-masted schooner (?co. S. Marls, from baltimore, Md., for Charleston, S. < . was blown iq? and set on lire from -onie unknown cause. Two of tho crow were killed. The charge that Parnell lind something tc d'? with the Pito nix Park murders ;r( ;i emily disbelieved. Tin- matter w ill bc in VI -ligated hy .. Committee Of the House ol Commons. Ilya dynamite explosion, 30 miles fron Crystal Falls. Mich , August Brash, .loin Good, Wm. I lorn buck, Joseph Wcismai and Unce others were seriously hurt, Ihn i of them mortally. Bviclions have bet in resumed on Lon bnndsdoWHO'S estates. O'Brien and Hil hri lge sail for Canada on Sunday to de i.ounce Lord Lnndsdowiic's course. Thc Delaware House, hy a vote of 13 ( '"..has passed a high license hill gradin liquor licenses from sj ion for Wilmingto down to $200 for village and county'tnt. ems. Th" Italian Parliament is in session. Th government's policy was stated to bc on ol peace, hut, to kee]) up with the tillie! cn dits for increased armaments would h ?..-.ked. Phil. I). Armour is iqi at 0.530 in th morning and in another hour has read th market and stock reports, calen his Inca! fast and decided on his linc of attack l< the day. Toni Ochiltree says that he never coi indicts a newspaper statement, lint he do. oben wish that he could lay hands on tl reporters who credit him with what 1 terms villainous grammar, Prince Frederick Leopold, of Prussit nephew ol" Kin pc ror William, of (Jemmie and Prime Louis Bsterhnsy, of Ansi iii ??ave arrived in San Fraucisco, They ai making a tour of the world. Managers ?d' tho coal and iron comp riles in thc Birmingham district have a pointed delegates to wait upon thc Int? State Commerce Commission when iii body ison its Southern trip, Magor-Elccl Hoche, of Chicago, has a pointed .lohn Btlglisll, a newspaper rc poi er of eighteen years experience, iii- priva - erelury.ut a comfortable salary. Tl Mayor is evidently looking a little' he In Anent Andrew Carnegie's runion.1.! gagemenl lo Miss Whitfield the Wash hi ?on I'oel recalls that a year ago he vas sa lo he engaged to Mr. Gladstone's daughl and later to the wi low of a Scotc'ri duke. Tlie striking Nownrk, N. L. bri moulders arc suffering for tho ni?cessar of life. Il is claimed that the Knights Labor are not standing hy them. Til went out-and ure still out-by order die louai assembly. About !l,000Chicago carpenters return to work "ii thc basis of s hours and cents an hour. All employers appear to w diing to engage niel) on these ternis p yided tho men applying arc skilled woi men. Timber Agent Cornier of Florida has potted to tho General Land Ollie? thal lumber linn in (hat state has caused lo cut ami removed from government la: i.i one locality 2,500,000 feel of limb valued al $20,000. A private letter from ex Secretary Ah ning, thc first bc lins written lilmscl f I mouths, has been received by a friend New York, and pronounces him in b d condition than ut ?my lime since his ntl.v A special dispatch from st. Johns, F.. says the hill for thc total prohibition liquor trafile in that colony was defeat hy lice casting vole of Hie Speaker, ! UKI! w ill certainly he carried al Un n session. (?ticen Kapislnniof tho Sandwich Islni has arrived in S in Francisco, en rond al lend ibo jubilee of (?ticen Victoria. E v.ill visit Washington io nay her respe to President Cleveland before going Bogland. six of the men arrested for complicit} the plot io nsiiissinato the Czar, which v to have been carried out on thc loth March, have been sentenced to dea Oilier conspirators have been sentenced imprisonment for life. In a tight al South Lend. Ind.. bctw* thc city police and a tiling ol' tramps eic trumps were captured; six of them W armed willi levolvers. l uring tho fig! policeman, John Met/., shot a tramp throi th? heart, killing him instantly. Tho Pcnnsj b ania company hnsexeinp the St. Paul and Burlington from thc h colt. A Chicago dispatch says thal K ern trunk lines have resumed the sah I brough tickets over tho Hannibal and .Joe lo Kansas City and points beyond. The Kev. .Mr. ( nier, a Free MotllOi minister, who has been conducting a sc of revival meetings in Ohio, was driven ol' thc town of Flail hy a mob with rot eggs for preaching doctrines obnoxiou many of the people. Tho Supremo Court lins sustained validity of the Maxwell land grant and old .Mexican grant, covering ovor 1,700, acres, in New Mexico and Colorado. ' present owners ol' thc grant are bondlli i rs of the Dutch Land Company. Thc contract under consideration hctw Armour A: (Jo., of Chicago, and thc He Land Company has been dosed, tho si having benn signed hy both parties, tensive warehouses of Armour, willi ref orators, w ill be erected at once. Tho receivers of the Texas and PIK railroad have applied to .bulge Pardee a const ruction of the interSlatc law, ting forth their own construction. Pm agrees willi thc railroad construction, orders tliat it 1)0 followed until (he furl order of thc Coull. Mrs. Richard IL Dana, who was J Bdltll Longfellow, and Mrs. .J. G. Tho who was .S?ss Anna Allegra Long fol I both daughters ol' thc peet, aro luiilii liousis on his former estntc, which t will occupy when finished. William Moore, a hotel mar? of Ab bi.1 looks so much like Frank .billies that w he visited Kansas City thc other day, tue predestrians instinctively buttoned their coat und allowed their right ham Wander in the direction of their I pockets. As ll raindrop huetells a storm, does a pimplo upon tho human body dicate health-destroying virus in blood, whioh can bo neutralized and pol lett only by Dr. Hartor's Iron Toi One of thc Old hollers ut the Georgia Chemical Works, Augusta, exploded Mon ?lay, killing a machinist camed <h<>. Big gcrs. At .the time of the explosion tout men were standing near the boiler, all of w hom were knocked dowu hy the concus sion. While walking on the tracks of the Bal' lliuoro aud ohio railroad near Everson, Pa., two ladies -Mr . Qottciuy ami Mrs. Anderson-wete struck hy a shifting en gine and terribly mangled. Thc former died in a few hour-; and Mrs. Anderson is fatally hurt. Rudolph Schnaubelt hos hen heard from. Ile says In- did not throw tho bomb, lait intimate; that h.- is sorry he didn't. Ile ls in Norway. Ile will bo remembered as (ho UlUCh-lookcd fur Anarchist and ai le- d bomb thrower at tho liny uiakct riot in Chicago. Tlie RIdonour murder case, a' Winches ter, Virginia, has been concluded with a verdict of guilty. For intricate points of law and number of wituesses, this lins ix ( ?I the most interesting cuso, except that of Cluvertus, in Hie history of Virginia's crcminnl jurisprudence. Governor Church, of Dakota, tells tins story: A year or so ago, when ? was milk inga journey into tho Black Hills, the traill .stopped in tlie prairie..ind looking out 1 saw a solitary house. Tho conductor chanced io ceine along and I asked who lived liiere. "That," s ud he. - js where Mr.-lives and prints in's naper.'' 'l here wasn't another louse within 1UU miles. Teuiporury orders have been made by tiie inter State t 'ommtsslou i impending tho fourth section of the Act, ott Hie applica tion of the Forfolk IUHI Southern Railroad Company, Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas railroad, ns lo points south ol' Ohio and cast of Mississippi, mid also on peti tion of the Texas Pacific railroad as to freights destined to Kl Faso. The parly of Senatorial pleasure-seekers who recently came back from Culm had a stormy trip from Havana northward. Gen oral McCook and Senator Sherman didn't mind it, hut Senators Mandcrson, Palmer and Aldrich were sad at heart-and chi whore. The huhes all yielded gracefully, CXCCpl Mis. McCook, who made a bel with Senator Palmer of a box of oranges ?h it slio would stay on deck ail day, She won the bet. George A. Ford, ii jeweler of New 1 lu ven, undertook to get up tho invitation for .Mr. and Mts. Cleveland to the dedication Of a soldiers' monument. He exposed Pie ETorgeous document in his shop window. Thc New Haven lunion c alled attention lo s une had grammar in it. and now Ford sues that newspaper for $10,000 damages. Grammarians say thc Union is right. An oilier invitation was sent to the Pre-idi nt and his wife. Monday night a cyclone visited the vi cinity nf Suffolk, Va., with latal and de structive effects. Its track wits abouI lim yards w ide. Thc house of .lohn Wiiglit, six miles north of Suffolk, on thc Norfolk a; d Wosterii railroad, was completely de niolislicd. Wright and bbl wife and young ii i er mid .lames Luke were in the house al the lime. Mrs. Wright lind Mr. Luke were killed, Pie young girl fatally injured, and Wright seriously hun. Much oilier dam age was ?lone to property ulong the path of 1 tic cyclone. i >n the plantation <>f Caleb J. Hani'?,near Turin, Gu., lives an aged colored woman who claims to lie lot! yours old. Herold < : living chili! is between SO and tm and her youngest, willi whom she ls now living, jias srivcrul grandchildren. She <!<. ? i! Ike cooking for ti family of ll and lil addi lion to her kitchen duties linds lime : i do .i'd her .-ewing. Ih r eyesight is tilmo 1 as g >o(| as it was Ml oi- ?0 years ilgo and she h is never had occasion to bse glasses or iq tako a dose of medicine. Taylor Kaiman, a white farmei ot Wayne i ?unty, N.i'.. wa- !.: lils house, and willi bini wa - Iiis family, a wife, daughter and two sous; riged Ul and T years. Kat mun and tin- yotingcs;l - ti were at tho windi w, A holt of lighting Struck Pu- gable i ! ||i0 house and tho family were thrown in i;;i fcrciii directions. Tho wife t:t-t recovered e lusciousness and found Kui man and his hide son lying dead on Pie side ol the room opposite Pie window. ]n n i v. moments tin- daughter and elder - :: also became conscious. The house look ?ire, hut the thurn s were soon extinguished. I lera is a little jewel for ihe.orowij that will he satisfied with notidn-- hui post i i ;.'ees: Postmaster Du vis, of thc town of j > ''ar. Hi., ree? Ive? du- very m-..;, rate . >? try I ol' io . en's a \ ear. The Postmaster a' Peck, 1:!., got ?JO cents huit year, while tho Po t master at hear, Ark., gol ill cents, Pis said thal there ale mor? t!. li 10,000 Post masters wild receive no more iii..;.. , i :. year and lo,omi who rt ci ive no more than :JoS u year. Sollie of these eive space ?II their ow n buildings to Pu- ?nices they pre side over and some do not. It ?.sa worse bllhineS8, on the whole, than shoveling log on weight. Wade llnni|iion'M liol k >-i in I'm y er, Tlie love and admiration in which lc i licld by thc people of this State are illus I rated in an incident related by General Hampton wh< u he w.:., recovering from his .sickness. i "I atti ceri alu," he ..?aid, ..that my life j was saved hy the fervent prayer- of thc people of South Carolina, I was at the point of death and lind lost all Interest ill lil';-, when I received a letter from un old Methodist minister, a friend, telling mc <>. tin- deep and devout petitions pu1 up for my restoration to health hythe Methodist ; Conference thon in session ni Newberry. ! Ti l? letter closed hy begging mo lo exercise ti w ill to live in response io the supplica tions of the people ol thc w ho!.' St:.lc. who ? wire praying for inc night and dav in j every household When 1 heard Pie loiter read I promised my sister thai I would lard the kind, loving wi rds of Hie mun of Cod, and arouse my Will to live. That night I fell int" a deep sleep and dreamed most vividly that I was in a spat i ats room in which I was moved to alt pails of lin State, so that I met my us ?cmblcd frionds everywhere. '. rcniembei most distinctly of all old Beaufort, w here l had last been, , I saw Immense assemblages, and as I j looked upon them a grave porsonogoap , roached me and touched me on tho sin ail der and said : 'TliCSO pt opie are praying l -r you. hive' hive'! Live'"' I never realized anything like ii before. It seemed a vision. I wnkc Hie next morning feeling the life hlofid creeping through my veins. 1 loki HIV lamil}' (hat thc crisis was passed anti that"I should get helter."- '/.. I.. White in tin: American Magazine. Thura Shall tn- AD \ lpn. When Napoleon talked of Invading Italy olio of his oflieera Bald: "Put, sire, rcmom her Hie Alps.'' Toan ordinary man these would ?ave seemed simply in ..nounla hie, hut Napoleon responde eagerly: " There shall lie no Alps." So tho famous Simpl?n pass was made. Disease, like a mountain, stands in thc way of fame, for? lune ami honor to many w ho hy Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" might bo boated and so the mountain would disap pear, lt is specific for all blood, chronic lung ninl liver diseases, such a; cofistnnp lion (which is sCftlffllln of the lunge,', pim pies, blotches, eruptions, tumor ,, swellings, fi ver soie ? anti kindred complaints. [I ia said that bees an I wasps will not sting a person wllOSO skin is smeared with honey. This, of course, niiij he perfectly true, hut the trouble willi thc 1)104tod insect's is that they won't wait until a fellow can smear himself. Fight days, it is said, are required I" CUt a diamond; hut after a young Indy gets thc diamond it docs not take ber nore than three (lays to cut ali her poor iicquoinUinces. ?ulnlaii ll WHAT TUB PAPERS HAY. Pander* Heavily lo Hie ftlutovumpN. (Camden Journal.) It ?lors not take ii close observer to lind un ilia' .Mr. Cleveland panders heavily to ibo "Miitfwuuips," ?ind really, sometimes, wo air torced tn believe that Harjw't Wcek'y, the Intolerant radical sheet, und i lie New York Timi s, its poer in ?Southern bitterness, are the stars which illumine his political path. Mis appointments up North arc, to say the least, ot' il. ipjcer, and there is scarcely | one made but what surprise ls brought out. lie shows a disposition to drink from Re publican fountains, and literally rejoices nt each draught ho takes. * * To us it is not pleasant, and, although we may he culled spoilsmen, yet wc glory In tho name because wo eau well remember wheu these calves who aro now drinking milk from the Democratic teat were vile ami in diabla enemies of our postrato and much abused South, ardent and unrelent ing t in mit 8 of Ibo Democratic party. Why should they bo rewarded? Is lt efllciency alone li so, the Democratic party must Indeed bo weak, and ought, lo bc disbanded it il cannot produce ami hiing forward thc equals of such men as these. For more than 20 3 cars past such men as Hu ?c have- reviled anti ?liaised our party, have been anio ami valuable adjuncts io Ibose who have nearly destroyed our liber and nonie a mockery of civil govern ment. This being the ease, wc cannot en dorse Mr. Cleveland's course, and while ti., gentle, sweet words of Republicans may w arm bis bosom, nilli give hope to his future, it will not do, for lintier film und around him tho solid props of his own party will fall, crumble and decay, and what thc Tn ddt lit gains hy running IM; tween wind and water will lie lost in the great straight forward coarse w hich tn tin < nd will alone gain success. .Mr. Cleveland is mistaken, and if his course is to bi pur sued, w e seo only a miine without a practi cal distinction in thc two great parties. Improving Unml. i?y i.r.a-iMtnni. (Abbeville Mctlhllll ) There wa no demand for the law agains currying concealed weapons when lt wai passed, ll was tho outcome of aclaiuoi about whisky and pistols*' during an ex cited political campaign and we alway though! ibo outcry was for the purpose o diverting attention from tho manipulation of om- political hu lion. Rut no matte how it came about, a stringent law was cn nett 1 against tho vice of currying deadly weapons in advance of public sentiment livery few Instances has it ever liten en forced. Only the obscure and humbl have bet 11 punished to any extent, l'romi ncnl and influential peoplccan carry pistol v. i'll impunity. They do carry and us them. If a crime is committed with sud ih tidly weapons Ibo punishment is not hi creased b r this double violation of law, The law against dueling Is almost nullity. Challengeshavobeen given nude Ibe very shadow of the Supreme Court am nil tin circumstances published in the new! pupers'. N< (thor Solicitor or grand jiu ' ;..\. regarded this open defiance of th I statutes. If they did undertake lo punis j ibo offence il would bo exceedingly di Hleu lo gel a jury lo convict. These efforts 1 improving morals by legislation arc vain s far as our Slate is concerned. I In ni Til?n?. (OrangObtirg 'i unen amt Democrat.) Vi S, mom y is scarce! It is a wondi 1 w have any, when nearly every pound of hi con, Hour and h.fd ls purchased outside t '? e State, and so many of our farmers fcc their stock on Western corn and Norther buy. Vi-, linas .m- hurd ! Hut wo Jen lo llo-lon !<>r cabbage and potatoes, and t Norfolk for turnips-, and lt is no uncoil un II dgbi lo see a wagon from the couutr going home loaded with provisions an lui ? liol a Bhiglo pound of which I raised in tbis State. No country or pei i ; ? can truly thrive thai sends abroad fi I Ibo articles that they inn produce then i selves. \ Sr? Track Munt Un Followed. (QTcOIIVlllo NOWS.) Tin ?UHU rous notices in thc papers Hu , different pinces In the State nroondcnvo Ingtn build cotton factories show a health md strong elfori toward Improvcmcn The I :i who sil Mlcnwbcrliko and wa fm- something to nun up arc being piisln ! a Ide by the young and enterprising tm ho !..>... had thc scales lorn from thc i by i bc depression in tho country, an ? i/-. Hint -onie new track must he fo ivcil besides tho one that leads from il fm m td the store, A linne ol .1 uri??. (Now! erry Hornill mid News.) Aii ibis abuse of juries und clough' 1 them with the failure to perform their out i la ii >i calculated lo make the jury systei I more efficient, nor lo make juries any mo: I ready lo convict. If it hus any in 11 nein at all, il w il! be in the other direction, I.u.i- iii?- Tariff. (Carolina Spartan.) li -eeins that the inter-State (ominen bill iha s mil work without friction, lt nearly ns unmanageable as tito turi IT. (Now her ry Herald ami News.) Voil ? ?uni?! make men mond hy lcglsl lion and you might lill up thc statute bm willi snell laws and tiny would be of 1 avail. Improvising a i'i|>c "Talking about Ingenuity," said a drui mer lo a chicago HtraUl reporter, "I wo io tell you what I saw hist winter out We; I was 10 a train thal was snowed in f Ibice days Tho company sent us foo ont they didn't semi any cigars, und tl train le y's stock wns exhausted the th day, In the express ear WO found III confiscated a box ?if smoking tobacco, b there wasn't a pl po OD !'. train. Amol the passengers was a Connecticut yank who wns just dying for a smoko. Ih-g Olli In tho SIIOW and looked around for weed or something o( that sort, which l mighl use in m iking 11 pipe, but COtlldl lind a Hiing, 'I'm going to haven pip anyhow,' he Bald. So he took a lead pe ell, opi ned the wood, took out the hu and. placing the tWO strips together agni wound them tightly with the lin foll wuii tunic out ol' the packages of smoking t bai t o, making them air tight. Then took an apple, hollowed a howl out of and bad one ol' the DiCCSt pi'M'S you ev saw. If you don't believe it, make one f yourself and I ry it. " To Itrmove Ititi Common Wari. lt is now fully established that thc col mon wart, which ls BO unsightly, und of ti proliferous on the hands and face, can easily removed hy small doses of sulpha of magnesia taken Internally, M. Coln ot Lyons, has drawn attention te this c traordinary fact, several children treatt with ilnee grains ol HSpsofn salts, mornh and evening, were promptly cured. 1 Aubers. cites the case of a woman who face was disfigured hy these oxerescenoi and who was cured ina month hy a draeh andu half of magnesia taken dully. A other medical mun reports a case of lur, warts which disappeared In a fortnlg from tho dally administration of ten grui of Mills. -Mttlirul 1'renn, Tho on ilmlnnry hearing in tho poi poned l'an Hundi? railroad robbery cai came up Wednesday morning, lu Pin burg, before Deputy .Mayor Crlpp. A tho prisoners wulved preliminary cxainln lion und were bold for trial at court. Tl COSO w ill probably ls; tried during thc prc cut COtirt term. Dr. Pieries "Favorite Prescription" everywhere acknowledged to be tho shin ard remedy for fcmalo complaints ai weaknesses. It Is sold hy druggists. BBIO>A>BE?Ot BOOULDM'T 1IAV1? ASK Kl) IT. So beautiful ?bo Boomed and so pure Ab mo! how I should miss her. Unable longer to endure My wish, 1 asked to k;-s her. A blush of deepest rose o'erspu'lld lier faee, as if to mask ii. As, with a woman's art, she saith "Why, Prank, you should not ask lt." A mun of mark--A martinis. The height of stun mer- Fahrenheit. A go between - liam in a sandwich A sound instructor -A music teacher. A sound Investment-Buying n druin Putting on nus-Tho western cyclone. Thc greatest roam man of thom Thc tramp. Sober thoughts--Tho kind Hud come next morning, yon know. lt is not thc cream thal ought <.> bc whipped, lint (hf milkman. livery sucker in thc laud ought lobt put through a "course of sprouts." lt ls a mean girl w ho will give lier faith ful lover the mitten in hot weather. A bunton is spoken of as a nobby thin..; in low cut shoes. An executive session is one in which t< do nothing and keep ll secret. The lawyers are a very economical i lui They make their suits last so long, Hising w ith the hui; is nothing WOluli I' ful. Any rooster eau heat the lark risimr. Thc man w ht> lakes a hint is not Hod sarily a thief. Now that the base ball SCaSOll is al h tm "strikes" w ill ho moro frequent than ever Every dog has bia day, hut the night belong to the ca's. (?one up higher-Thc man w ho lUtln' know il was loaded. The bee can draw twenty linus Us ow i weight; so can the porous plaster. Thc cream of experience is skinuilC from spilled milk. A Richland man has licen fined $20 fo kcepiug a cow. The cow belonged to neighbor. "Oh, I'm slow," said the tortoise t" tb hare; "lint 1 get lhere JllSl UlO StllllC. And then Hie hate sahl. "Chestnuts!" When vessels "Hst" is il because liny ni anxious to hear w hat the wild WHVi a: saying > Heavy dews promote vegetation, :.: heavy dues have often sent a business HUI to vegetate. The fashionable slipper of undressed ki is just as effective in dressing down "kids as an)- other kind. "Yes."she said. "I think Chnr'o? i- i love wiih me. His breath now sim ils t cloves instead of plug tobacco." Ginger ale is said to be good fol' til blood, That's thc reason the thule (Ililli ginger ale. Thc dude is a blood. Fogg speaks of the Government wai house ns "Purgatory," Inasmuch ns spf ri aro there held temporarily in bond. There is hope for tho dudes. A Va scientist claims to manufacture nrtlilcl brains. A Chicago collector of rare book? h. paid twenty live hundred (lolhil s tor a lilbl Thought it was son -tiling m w, probably A prominent clergyman calls the fm "thc playground of the soul." Then hunk agent's ' heck must be a prairie. The fool knows nothing of -li nne man can bohl up Ins head Hilder any cl CUinSttUlCCS v. bell there i HOI liing in i'. "Trust" may bo a good motto for Christian; "trust not" is a good one for tailor. lt is an (.lil unying that th - watched p never has a hoi!. That is the reason v i v man cannot see the hack pari of h's an k Do not wear your troubles any mlsfo tunes nil on the outside, like an oveicon lull keep them hidden within, like a ni j' yest. That homely babies make Hu- besl lool in;' folks is an adage as oki ns lime it-el but you tiaro not tell a mother ht r h.hy homely. An old gent named .lohn Smith has : cent ly gol married, giving as his ch h toasen his desire to save the name hoi utter extinction. Holly for Smith, A ii ordinary woman's waist is ih'nt inches around. An ordinary man's ni ;> thirty inches long. How admirable :. thy works, ( ) Nat tu c. The number of plants raised by man ?1 i not exceed three thousand. All I lld list rio hen will raise more than Hint every hour the day. borax issn abundant in Columbia, N? ada, that lt sells for four cents a pound, A at last we have found out where the ll ?I clerk's diamond comes from. Said a fond husband to his wil. , ".\ thar. 1 think I'll buy von a little (lo "O, no!" sin- replied, "do not! I pn fer gi lng you all my affections!" A strolling actor started out w illi hi hopes of captivating the country girls, b report says uncertain eggs were thc ol things that were "mashed on him," I M-Iii., i, \iilr* (Of >ln>. Hats arc not quito as high, hut bonn have not descended an inch. Evening gowns for young Indies an- i: islily trimmed willi ribbons .md bows, Cuffs anti collars of line i should only worn with tailor made costumes. Monograms for underwear are enibrol ered in long narrow letters mi the loft sh A piece of perfumed card hoard leather placed in a writing box, or dei will perfume the paper very gratefully. Wide sashes or scarfs ure still tied ftroil the waist, but they require a ven - I tigure, for being so wide they ma,, i waist look much larger than it really is. Elaborate night dresses ure mude spotted cambric, with tucks in front, n a full coquille of lace down thc centre; t neck and sleeves ure n I so trimmed with li und ornamented with bows of coloi ribbon. straw bonnets and hats aro trimmed w bows of ribbon or Ince plaititigs, ferinin; background to a bouquet td small fal like velvet tulips in u variety of nain colors, mixed with light foliage of grass Velveteen requires little or no bimmil It ls therefore a peculiarly cconond fahiie for dreSSCS und costumes for ls Indies und children. It can bc pun ine lu all the different shades fashionable t season. Some of the new hats have the crO' of fine straw, mid the turin d up brim lit with course or fancy straw in the sa shade. The velvet Howers used upon Ix nets arc also used in trimming hals, hut a much smaller extent, and immy styl models arc of velvet trimmed with guipi lace. M.uitelets, with long squares or point ends, ure m'ide of silken fabrics, and plain anti Ino ? ho woolens, the beaded namonts aro tho chief feature ot tho n ? els, and these ure very handsouio, .M i lok?! the form of n plain yoke, Others h. tho yoko diyltled in tabs, ending In lasa or pendants, und raised roils covered w bead-work take tho place of a flat opau on the tbonnier. ."Uodey't lAU/y /holt, Gov. Larrabee hus written a letter on i workings of prohibition in Iowa. In of the 1)0 counties the OUtl-llquor law rigidly enforced, and partially In thoOUK He says prohibition ba? greatly benefit tho State, mid tho only population loni composed of continued rum sellers u drinkers. A'llotel on WheoU. A novel train ot Pullman ears lins been ixlilbUed at tho Pennsylvania Railroad lepot. The trahi consists of liv?? cara only ami will he Hie New Yolk lind Chicago limited express. Tho fron! end of I ho fl rsl car is for baggngo. Tho centre i* an ele gant library, ulled with extensive book casos, work's ol an. handsome upholstery, Ole, The rear end is a ballier shop. The second is a dining ear and eVoiy modern invention ls utilized hero. Tho ear is lin (shed in carved oak and niven leather. Two of tho tables eau bo surrounded hy drawn curtains. The oilier three COIS ale sleeper.-. lilli-lied in light blue and all Hu- latest lill pro VC incnls. Th?' ear-; are all connected hy car peted vestibules and Hu- trvelers can j . from oil" end ol the train to tlie oilier oil carpeted lloois and not be exposed in the lir. Three more ti iiia- will bo built exact ly like lids ?? COULDN'T llKAIi li TlllNDKi!. i An interesting letter from Mr. John \Y. Wcoks, Buperinteudout of DoKidb , Pauper Home: Prom a fooling (d' gratitude imd a d? sire to bcnollt others, I voluntarily make this statement. I kavo great reason to bc thankful that I ever heard of li. B. H., as 1 know what a blessing it hi..- laen foi me. I bavo Buffered with Bronchial Ca tarrh lora number of years. Bix months ago I was taken with asevere pain in; right ear. whieh in a fow days began lo I discharge matter, with terrible and al-1 most unbearable palpitation and ell soil.- . <d' noises in my lu ml. In len days lifter I thecotninenocmcnl (d' discharge i.nd pain in my car I began to grow deal' and hi six weeks I was so deaf that I could not. bear thunder. I was then compelled to me conversa tion tube, and it was often that I could md hear with the tube. I Mu-n COUP monccd taking lt. Ik 15. and Hie running of my car ceased running in live wecke, and can now lu ur without the tube. My i general health bas improved, palpitation ceased, and h i l Hie- a new being, ami appreciate t!ie beuclll I have received from li. li. Ii. (inade in Atlanta, Chi.) with gratitude to (?od and lliankftilhu BS to tin- Proprietors for such a medicine. 1 cheerfully recommend it to all who aro afllictcd villi deafness and catarrh. Try it; persevere in ila u .o mid you will bo convinced ol' its value. JOHN W. WEEKS, Superintendent DeKalb Pauper Home. Decatur, (?a., May I, 1880. UHIGIIT'S DISKASK. I have been a Bufferer f rom Kidney und Bladder troubles for .several years. I have lately had what ia termed Bright's 1 >?.-t aso, and have had c insider ibloswf li ing ot my legs and short lies ?of broatb. Tho urea has poisoned my blood also. . secured and mn nsiug i B, i'>. B.) Botanic Bin d Bairn, and Hud il acts powerfully and very rpiiokly, and I um delighted with ita elVcots, I had previously used a . large quantity of various advertised rem edies, and several emim nt physicians also waited ou mo, bul '.'>. B. i">. Mauds at tho top. JOHN IL M AKTIN. Hook Creek, Ala., May I, 1880. AU ulm desire tali Infor mal lon ni? ml Un? causa Hud euro of i io ?i I'ohonn, Hoi ofilia nd Scrofulous SWelllng-l. 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