The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 15, 1887, Image 4
'Mil: C'IIAKI.OTTK INSTITUTE.
IfOUDg I.nd len from FlorCUC*, LOXlfJgtOB,
Waltorboro, ?bbovlllo, Minion, Padrflold
ami Darlington Utstlofrulsb lhimsolves
in Muslo ?nd Ar?.
(From the Nows and Courier.)
OuAiiLorru, N. C., .lune 1.-Thc most
interesting event which occurs in Ollfir
lotto is tho annual commencement of its
well-known and well-patronized institute
for young lad ie?. So many of the Citi
zens have their daughters there, and thc
increasing elhcieuey and popularity of
tho school is so murken, that the success
ot thc instituto is a matter of patriotism
to thc Charlotteun. The commencement
excretes of May 31 wero moro than
usually interesting, from the number of
gradu?tes, and tho distribution of tho
handsome gold medals as prizes which
had been contended for during tho ses
sion. South Carolina, as usual, came in
for a fair share in the distribution of the
il mora of graduation und of tho prizes.
Among the gradu?tes were Misses
Ruth Allen, of Huroneo, Nettie Drafts,
of Lexington county, und Ji.sio und
Muttie lzaiu, of YVnltorboro. These
young ladies also received, severally,
four of tho live medals given to those
graduates only who bud manifested
diligence and improvement in tho music
department. Tho prize for the beal
essay on tho origin und ?levi lopnieut of
the English language, was also awarded
to Miss Allen, who, graduating first in
her class iu the literary department, and
becoming the most accomplished per
former on tho piano of all the under
graduates, made the name of South
Curolinu quito distinguished at tho com
monet ment.
For months great interest had boen
excited by the competition of the ort
pupils for the two baudsomogold medals
offered in their department ono by
Col. H. 0. Jones for the best Collection
of drawings, and one by tho llou. lt. Y.
McAllen for tho bed CClloctioU of oil
paintings. The award ol thc prizes wus
kept a profound scorot until tho com
mencemont. The decision was made by
judges who did not know the names of the
contestants. Yet both prizes were borne
off by South Carolina, Mis.; Sophy Has
kell, of Abbeville, laing awarded the
prize for the best collection of crayons,
and Miss Maggie MoDougald, of Marion
county, the one for the best collection
of oil paint ings.
The baccalaureate address was deliv
ered by the Kev. NV. r>. Jennings, of
Hock Hill, who began in a witty and
facetious manner, to give Addison s dis
section of a worldly woman's heart, Ho
became more grave us he proceeded, and
iu uu eloquent and impressive manner
painted in glowing colors tho high nnd
true lifo which it was woman's destiny
and privilege to live. Mr. .Jennings sus
tained tho high reputation ho has made
in Charlotte in his visits to the churches
here, us an able and eloquent young
divine.
Tho art exhibit of thc institute this
year eclipses that of any previous one.
Miss Thompson, who before she came
here lind a studio in Albany. N. V., has
brought her pupils to a higher standard
than ever before.
Miss Anuio downey, of Fairfield
county, had a most creditable display of
oil paintings. Miss Haskell's exhibit, as
already mentioned, took tim prize for
the best crayons. Her "Psyche'" wasnn
exquisite piece of art. Miss Mattie
[zard's collection attracted u great deal
of attention. There was a very linc
crayon portrait in it, "not a solar print,"
tho teacher and young ladies wore care
ful to inform the visitor; "wc ure not
photographers here, but nrh'..ts." Mis
Louise Keith, from Darlington, had a
beautiful exhibit of oil paintings and
drawings. Miss '.Mary Steed's exhibit
wus so excellent thut boforo tho prize
wus awarded for crayons opinion wus
equally divided between ber and the suc
cessful competitor. Due ?d' Miss Steed's
diawings took tin? prize al tho fair here
lust fall. Miss MoDougald, us already
mentioned, took the prize in oil paint
ings. Her collection of paintings was
extensivo and exceedingly fino.
Among the undergraduates whose
names were read out as "distinguished"
in their studies were the names of Misses
Louise Keith, Mary Steed, of Marion,
und Lottie rlendor&on, of Waltorboro.
Last nigtit, June 1, the annual concert
cunio off. lt was an (-vent much look) cl
forward to, as tho new professor, Mr.
Howse, was to give his first publie con
cert. It was pronounced tho best which
hud been given in the institute for .nanv
yours. Miss Ruth Allen's playing nf
ways Pdt racks attention. Sho is moro
than n pupil iu music; sho is an artist,
flor professor, in speaking <;f lier play
ing, remarked that he aid not think
there wero half u dozen ladies in thc
South who could play SO well. Miss
Mattie f zard's singing was enthusiastical
ly encored.
Taking it altogether, South Carolina
cnn well alford to fool proud of the way
her daughters represent her abroad.
AMONO THE emu; OI-TIOIAZI plans for
the comm?moration of Quoon Victoria's
.Jubileo is tho issue ol U new coinage, or
rather change in the designs of the coins
issued from the Koyal Mint. Their de
nominations aid values will not bo
changed, though there will be sonic addi
tions to the coins now in use, including
live-pound and two-pound gold pieces.
Tho former is not likely to bo in greater
demand than our twenty-dollar gold
piece, but it will doubtless bo very nt
tractivo. Of course, the familiar sov
ereigns and half-sovereigns will bo re
tained, und the silver coinage will in
clude tho crown, or live-shilling piece,
which bas not been coined in recent
yours. AU of these coins will bear Hie
admirable design of St. George amt the
Dragon which beautifies tho present sov
ereign, and thu bust of the Omen,
throughout all tho new coinage, is to
represent that august person somewhat
oe she now appears und no longer us a
girl. The shilling and sixpence arc also
to bo changed by the substitution for the
present wreath of thc "onsign armoriar"
of the United Kingdom, surrounded by
the Garter. Rut tho most important
innovation is tho coinage of a double
llorin or four-shilling piece in silver.
This, it is said, is expected to pass cur
rent in Canada ami olsewhorc as a dollar.
If so, it will make tho United Bt?ti s dol
lar of dl2j grains, cheap as it is, valua
ble by contrast. By the present stand
ards, tho double llonn will contain bu!
?M8.7?8 grains of silver, equivalent to
about 868.4 grains of the United States
standard, worth about sixty cents. This
will hardly go, even in Cunada.
Hr?t lt (i?i? sro I'nt in Smailes! Parr?is,
Thc old proverb is certainly true in tho
ciao of Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgalivi
Pollets/' which are Utile, sugar-wrapped
parcels, scarcely larger than mustard seeds
containing us much cathartic power as Is
done up in thc biggest, most repulsive
looking pill. Unlike thc big pills, how
Ajvcr, they ure mud and pleasant in their
t-peration-do not produce griping pain ,
nor rendor the bowels costive after using
Liberality in religious views ia commend
able; but wo should always bo able to tell
at a glauco which is the church and which
ia the circus
TIIK UltlUKH UK TIIK WIIITK HOI SK.
.Nm. Tyler and ?lr?, Cleeland have a Pica?
mil Chat Over their Wedding.
(Washington Dispatch M. Y. Herald.)
Tue ?u day of June, the President's wed
ding day. recalls the fact that President
Cleveland is the only President of tho
United States who, while in otliee. has
passed Ibo first anniversary of bis marriage.
Tyler, the on!)- other President who mar
ried while holding the position, bad tin
Ishtd his term nearly four months when
the inst year of his marriage was com
pleted. Seven children wore boru lo this
couple after that date.
Mi-. Cleveland and Mrs. Tyler had a
good lime going through tho White House
together In March Mrs. Tyler told Mrs.
Cleveland that her courtship hogan in tho
Hart Boom, and Mrs. Cleveland told Mrs.
Tyler, as they stood together in the slate
heil chamber up stairs, adjoining the Pres!
dent 's library (tho room iu which the Prince
of Wah s sl('|ii?, that ii was lu that chamber
thill she had dressed for her wedding and
before that mirror she hail sat to have lier
veil put on and the last finishing louches
made to her toilet before -li" went down
staiis p iv married In the Hine Parlor.
Tyler is tho ouly President whoso wife
has died while he*was in ellice, but Illili
was his lust wife. He was a widower not
quite two years; and, counting him, there
have been six widower Presidents, thc
others being Jeff urson, Jackson, Van bu
r?n. Killmore and Arthur, these live re
maining unmarried while hi tho White
I loir e. and hut one bachelor President,
Hm ?re?an, who was single throughout his
tern:, Cleveland hiing the only other who
began a terni as a h?chelo". Filmore mar
ried Ids second w ile aller his tenn as Pres
ident expired. lie and Tyler aro the only
two ot our Presidents who have had two
w Ives.
?Sew Vork'a (?rand Cathedral.
New Vork is lo have a grand cathedral,
ono of Ibo grandest aud most costly in the
w or I i.
lt i- ; ? he elected hy the Protestant Epis
copal church, and will he to that faith in
this country what st. Paul's is tolhechurcb
of England. Such a cathedral was pro
jeeted j .u s ago, hut only recently have the
plae- ! ir its erection taken nn\ thing like
di lin;:;'form Tho organization has been
perfected, and among the trustees arc Uev.
Dis. Morgan Dix, ot Trinity, and W. lt.
Huntington, of Crace, Hamilton Pish,
Stephen P. Nash. W. W. Astor, Cornelius
Y e. Vi built. Kil lian! AuclllUUty and J.
Pict pout .Morir?n.
Bishop Poller, who is one of the most
acti\e promoters of thc cathedral move
mer.!, says that the great templo will liol bo
Sectarian in any narrow sense. Its founders
asp!ri to make il tho great icligious forum
of Protestant Christianity bi this country.
The bishop says the cathedral will oller
"to :.ii mon, of whatever condition er u l
low-hip, the ministrations of religion in a
language uudorstootl by Ibo coin mon peo
ple, bidding to their pulpits thc ablest, and
un-; honored teachers, inc for meditation,
, devotion or rosl at all hours, without fee dr
restriction," mid thus bc "a witness to the
brotherhood of humanity in the bond ol
thc Divino Nazarene, and nf the need ot
the human heart for some worthy place
ami voice for ti e express! ni nf its deepest
needs * * * Such a building would nf
nectssity, under our present condition, re
quire to be administered by the church
und, .' whoso control it would lie reared,
bat i s w, ?ionic woldtl be for al I men what
soever fellowship, ami its lulhioneo would
h:- roll in th'-' Interests ol' oar (rommon
Christianity throughout the whole land."
Tho cathedral will abo he the centro ot
great educational and missionary effect,and
will promoto charitable enterprises of vari
ons kinds
Thc cos? ol' this splendid SlrtlCllirO will
be at hast $0,000,000. The late ?Miss Cathe
rino Wolfe intended to bequeath ?pl,ooo.ooo
to tl c cat bcd ra I ?lind niel hui inserted a
chime in lu r w ill to that i ?Vi H. She subse
quently resolved to .nive th il su n, ami
mot . ' tiring her lifo and chnnr.ed her will;
hut de dil came lu len she could carry out
her lau niions.
lt !s ?ol bel loved ihrJ any neat difllcuity
will be experienced in raising the amount
required, gn at as it is .Mr. 1 >. Willis
James, a prominent Presbyterian of New
Vork, has put ii bequest of sum.ooo in his
w ill for the cathedral fund, thus giving an
impetus tn Ibo. liberal spirit in w hich it is
10 b<' built, as well ns t ?tho subscription list.
11 is said thal other bequests lo tho amount
of more than half a million ?in- in thc
wills of wealthy elliss* ns of New Vork.
Thc grandest and most expensive church
hui! ling in this country now ls Si. Pall lek's
of New- Vork, hut tho Cathedral of St.
.lohn, as th,- Protestant Episcopal lem pk is
to b ? called, will cover lour times as much
spaei as s:. Patrick's, and will ho corres
pondingly mag n i ?iceni. A(!<ttit<t Constitution
.i .ni i nu I ist * ni ('ongri'HM,
Journalists arc not scarce in Congress,
and they ate all poor men. None of them
an- ; |>ceeh-makcr8, anti w hile they talk fre
quently they conllno their speeches to a few
minute-. This custom was probably formed
from the habit of expressing themselves
concisely In writing editorials nnd other
newspaper articles. It would porbaps bea
good idea if ail members of Congress could
have ibo training of newspaper oil I ces,
ns to give thom au idea of economy of lime
and p i? .-, in tho Senate there is Senator
Hawley, who js editor of Ibo Hartford
C'"Hi.if,/; Senator Hearst, who owns (bc
San Fi ai ob co b'.cdminc)'; Senn tor Dawes,
who vibes editorials for Ibo Springfield
lie/) ' ' lin. and sevi l al oilier Senators w ho
contribute lo home Dowspa])crs.
In thc House. Dingley, of Maine, ls
the owner and editor of tho Lewiston Jour
nu'. Montello owns (ho Bangor Whiy und
fom?c: O'Donnell, of Michigan, ' edits
the Jackson Citizen,' Cutcbcon controls
some country papers In ibo same State;
Amos |). Cummings i-, managing editor of
the New Vork Sun; Merriman was one of
the Sun'? former satellites and occasionally
writes a good crisp article now", 'A. J,.
While is well known in the newspaper
world, and Joe Scranton is thc owner of
thc Scranton JiejiubUoan. There are many
other Uepresentatlvcs w ho have mi interest
In paiicrs in their districts.
(jelling Aller Struan'* Kxrriilor.
Before the Stewart Will case is settled
lhere jiiomises lo be a series of accusations
against J litige Hilton, the duro of Which
the II ?vance dispatches have only hinted at.
It will bo broadly charged thal foi. many
months prior lo her death Mrs. Stewart
was in reality nothing but a prisoner In her
gilded palace, and that .Indee Hilton him
self wa* her jailer. Alleged evidence in
support of this will bo produced, and Mr.
Hilton will ls- accused not only of using
Improper moans to render himself secure
in his position, but also of mlsnpproprial
lng 1 he Stewart funds lo hi-, ow n usc und
profit. The. answer bled ot COlirSO dell les
these charges, hut tho prosecution will
preso |(8 Billi to tho emf. Prescott Hull
Butler, w ho hopes lo come In for a good
slice of Hie forlllU0 through thc r outed, is
a well known lawyer himself, and directly
and indirectly received about $400,000 un
der the. w ill. Ile is a member of tho firm
of Ev n ts, Chonte & Beaman, who w ill (on
duct the case against Hilton.
('rash on thc Unit.
Ai the crossing of the Baltimore and '
Ohio, and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin
nati and Indianapolis railroads al Shelby,
yest? olay, the flight en tho former ran
Into a freight o. he latter. Twenty live
cars and two engines were demolished,
Causing a loss of $?r>,000. Engineer Lyons,
of the Baltimore and Ohio, wns fatally In
jured. Tho Baltimore and Ohio train" lind
broken in two, and tho engineer was trying
to avoid a collision between the two sec
tions when tho accident occur.ed.
1 ' 1 ***~ 'k
UlSNUKAli KKWH SOVVM'
linus ol lnter?-nl Un th?* red Trom Vnrloim
Evictions at Bodyko have lam resumed.
George W. Pullman's falber was a jour
neyman cabinet maker.
Canon WUborforco Is talking temperance
to crowded Churches lu Canada.
Prostdont Garrott, of tho ll. aud O., will
sail for Europe on thu lHUi inst.
Bccrctury and Mrs. Endicott aro lu Now
York on a Shopping expedition.
Dr. McCosb, of Prlucctou. ls suitorlug
from a severe attack of hronehitis.
.Mme Janauschek is listening to thc
myriad voices of the Newport waves.
Mr. Sexton. M. P. is to he thc P.uncllite
candidate for bord .Mayor of Dublin.
President Sully, of thc Richmond Termi
nal, is buying heavily of real estate in the
South.
Now that the base ball season ls fairly on
Senator (.?orman, of Maryland, is us happy
si j any boy.
Phillips Brooks preached his last sermon
bef?te sailing for Europa to a crowded
church last Sunday.
At Winchester, Vii., Cou fedora to Memo
rial Day was celebrated with much spirit,
though the rain fell nearly all day.
Portsmouth, Va., bas been added to I ho
list of frei; delivery post oftlCCS to be estab
lished on .July 1.
Tiie Queen's jubileo .uuc-ts will occupy
all tho royal and immy aristocratic private
rosld moos in bondon.
Mr. Corcoran's paralysis docs not extend.
The sufferer's age is considered the chief
clcnietrfof danger in his ease.
Mr. Powdorly is to be entertained by tho
I'.est.m Common Council when he visits
that city I his wi ok.
Adolph Reich, of New York, who mur
dered his wife, wiis Thursday seulouced to
be bunged July 20.
Thu Grant Monument Association invite
dosi'.'ns and draw ings for ii monument io bo
erected in Riverside Park.
Twenty five thousand bar maids of vari
ous degrees of beauty dispenso "'alf ami
'nil" to the thirsty denizens ol' London.
Senator Sherman left Chicago for his
home at Mansfield Saturday. He w ill malo
no more political speeches, lu- snvs, until
hill.
Mis Mary N. Mil rf ree, otherwise known
as Charles Egbert Craddock, is now in
New \ oik on a visit of both pleasure and
busincf -;.
Queen tvaptolnnl und suite h ive arrived
in London. A royal carriage was sent
from Buckingham Palace to meet thc party
id tho depot.
Tho loss of thc steamer Sir.lohn Law
reuci* i IV lin; const near Calcutta is con
i firmed. Tho steamer carried ??lO souls, aud
it is 1 el ie veil that nil were lost.
Evangelists Jones and Small to..u nearly
$1,200 out of Rome, Georgia, ns thc resuli
, of ono week's hay lng while tho cvungciisth
sun shone.
Mayor 1 Iewill say- he -miles w hen men
talk lo lihn of working eight and nilli
hours a day, becauso ho w orks from 12 li
i ; Iii uns himself.
ci. ob s 1). Keep, editor of tho Wal
Sired A'i'/w, died Thursday nt Long Branch,
UL wife on Wednesday obtained a divorce
from him in Philadelphia.
Tlc) Plait (?rant episode in Nev Voil,
Slate has brought, out tho former as Un
nek ii nv lodged leader of tho Republicans ol
Hie Int i pi re Stnto of tho North.
Mis Phelps, the w ife of our Minister li
Engl md, has achieved Ibo distinction ol
being clashed willi two duchesses ;:s (lu
inst dressed women nt thc l ist druwhuj
room
'fl ? headstone on (?cor."' Eliot's gravi
bear tin- w ord- Mary Ann Cioss llliOVC lin
i linn by widell (ho grenl author was 11 itel
known.
Pa nell's conference wi ii Molle} und Sii
(Jinnles Russell resulted in ide adoption by
lllO Li-h li adel of the Gkldslonillll tadio
of Insisting only on imp?t (mil nuienduicuU
lo tin- crimes bill.
Mr. Gladstone's lour through Wales wm
undertaken for thc purpose of Rt Irring ii]
the Weldimen on tho subject ol' home nih .
Oren) crowds greet him st every station.
Ch nhs ll. Sawyer, who failed of n pop
ular election ns the Repu bl icu II caudidtlc
tor Governor of New Hampshire, lins ' 11
elected io that position byihs Legislature
Near Slrlngtown, Pnrkoi county, Texns
lightning Struck the hon e of a family
named Peebles. Mrs. Peebles mid un in
flint in hei linns were killed in their bcd.
Al Pittsburg nil tho differences bcttveei
thc st ovo manufacturers und the moulden
have ii; cn amicably settled, and work hie
been resumed in all thc foundries lu thai
section.
?uudny nigh! M ll. Purley, manager ol
Hie Danville light works, shot and killel
George W. (Jaine:-, a young man of ls
who had been criminally intimate will
Parley's wife.
Thc Democrats of the New Iiainpshln
Lcglslniuro havo nominated lion, lin ny
Bingham, of Littleton, for Senator. Tin
Republicans have nominated Win. E
Chandler.
The election of olliecrs of (he New 'i ,.;!<
Cotton Exchange for thc ensuing year re
suited as follows; President, Charles D,
Miller; Nice President. .1. ll. Parker
Treasurer, Walter T. Miller.
nester Wullock has mortgaged his New
N oi l, theatre for $102,000, for tho pnrposi
of paying off nil thc other mortgages and
of making some needed improvements or
thc building.
At Austin, Texas, tho United States com
missioner disebargod from custody tin
alleged train robbers, Joe Harbour, John
Crail, ( 'heed Cruft and l .-scry brother.;, an
alibi having been established in each ease.
Tho explosion of u lank of gasoline in
Chattanooga Thursday afternoon caused o
big Uro which destroyed several thousand
dollars' worth of property, Two men
were killed and several were wounded,
Tiy lng to chew Chocolate caramels With
false lei th, and ("-saying lo untie fust-knot
ted 8llOCSlrlllg8 Willi dog skin gloves on, ls
very much like Hying todo business .sith
out advertising,
Tho Injunction of JlldgO Mond, restrain
big Virginia officials from enforcing cer
tain Male laws forbidding them lo receive
coupons of Hinte bonds in payment of laxes,
will bc reviewed by the Culled States Su
premo ( 'oint, on appeal.
Ex-Secretary Manning nod his family
have sidled from Liverpool. Mr. Manning
is in a very much improved stale of health,
and hascontlnucd to gain strength. When
he left Liverpool he wits in most excellent
spiriis.
An explosion has of lire damp has oe
curred in a coal pit ut Gclsonkirohon, in
West Philadelphia, Tito bodies of ii per
Sons killed by Hie explosion hive bun re
Coveted and (2 more arc believed tobe
(lend.
Plvo boys, tluec of whom were sons ,,f
John Ris k, and two sons of Poul Mindel,
nges ranging from ii to io years, wore
drowned in thc Maquoketa, seven miles
cast of MagUOta, Iowa, on Monday. They
had got beyond their depth.
A cyclone visited Marshall county, Mo.,
Tuesday afternoon about 1 o'clock, doing
much general damage ut Little Rock.
Henry Oberdeck'g barn wns destroyed, his
(recs uprooted, and three of his horses
killed. OlhOf buildings were destroyed.
Thc. now iron bridge ucross tho river nt
Danville, Va , connecting Danville und
North Danville, was formally opened to
tho public Thursday. Tho bridge is fri c,
and wni bulli by tho city ot a cost of about
$00,000.
Frederick Hurmaun, Ibo religious fanatic,
who murdered his child, tried to kill his
wife turd then cut his own throat last Mon
day afternoon, died at West Pennsylvania
hospital, Pittsburg. Mrs. Hermann will
recover.
Two convicts, both white, al work with
Others <>n tho new Supreme Court building
in Haleigh, N. C., made an attempt to cs
cape Tuesday afternoon. Tho guard pur
sued and tired oe them, wounding both
one slightly, the other seriously.
A Little Hock special describes thc exe
eildon of two Indians near thc Seminole
Agency, Indian Territory, who had heeu
(lin ?(ted hy an Indian Court of murder.
Tliev were shot by thc Indian sheriff and
deputy, and died at thc first lire.
Keilor O'Brien was given an informal re
ception hy Ibo New York Press Club aWhe
club house Illouday afternoon. About '?00
representatives of the New York newspa
pers were present, Remarks were made
hy O'Brien, Bill Nye and several other
journalistic lights.
A collision occurred lu the Channel hc
IWCCU the British hark Hamburg, from
New York, for Liverpool, nul the British
sicamor Tern. Thc steamer was sunk ami
hor captain and four seamen were drowned.
The Tern was of 0,01)0 tons burden, and
was front Mediterranean ports.
A hunier plowing near Live Oak, Fla.,
was considerably surprised the other day
when tho ground suddenly gave way under
him, and a place 10 or 13 feet square sunk
about eight feet, carrying him and his
team down, hut fortunately without In
juty. lt took several men several hours to
get the horse out.
Frederick Hermann, aged 00, of Pitts
burg, Pono., .Monday afternoon killed l?a
lillie (laughter, aged 10 months, hy cutting
her throat, heat his wife on the head with a
brick until bo thought her dead, and then
cul lils own throat, severing the windpipe
and jugular vein.
There has been one death from yellow
fever and ono HOW ease at Key West since
Sunday. The record now stands, deaths 0,
sick !?, convalescent 8; total number of
on cs lb. Thc place is now quarantined by
all ports, as tar as known, except New
York mid Havana.
Tho directors of tho Richmond and West
Point Terminal Company Tuesday de
clared a semi annual dividend of 24 per
cen!, o" preferred stock, and thc directors
of tia Hick mond and Danville railroad dc
dared a semi annual dividend of 3 per ceut.
Both dividends arc payable July 1.
A [Muty of six hoys were bathing in a
ererk near Haleigh, N. C., Tuesday, only
Olio of whom could swim. Two of them,
Otho Hughes, aged l l, and James McPllCO
Iors, aged 10, went beyond their depth.
'I hey 1? came frightened, seized each other
and were drowned.
John N. Oliver, whom President Cleve
land removed from thc ellice of Justice of
thc Peaco for the District of Columbia in
April last, still continues to sign his name
as a Justi( c of the Peace and refuses tosur
rendir his ollico to his successor. The
c au ls arc lo ho appealed to to oust thc
clinging palriot.
Tho purchasing committee of tho Wa
bash Hall road have announced that they
will protest in Court against tho payment
ol iii.' big fees recen Hy allowed receivers.
I ii< fees were $112,000 each, which thc pur
chasing committee consider extravagant
and without precedent.
Two Now York schoolboys, aged rc
spi i tiv< ly Si and 11. were arraigned for tho
murder of un oki Italian, whom they pelted
with stones on their way from school 011
Monda)-, Ile fell, and fractured his skull.
Ile died hi the h spital, The boys were at
lirst held for nial, but the coroner dis
chargi il i hem.
Thomas Lindi. County .Judge of Mav
erick county, Texas, killed his brother,
Joseph Lamb, a wealthy ranchman on
Monday 011 Mexican soil. Thomas was
arrested Thc brothers had quarreled over
?visionof their property. Troops had
to be called oui to keep the Mexicans from
lynching '1 luanas.
The wife of Henry George is a plump
a id pretty little woman, accustomed to
laking her Inisbaud's vagaries ns a matter
of course, she ls described as 0 matter of
I" <: little body, loving her four children
devote Hy and being anxious to have them
well off, if possible
Francis 15. Loomis, formerly connected
willi Hie Philadelphia Press and now Slate
Librarliu I Ohio, is quoted as saying: "I
know Hull Blaine has instructed his friends
to commence his canvass. He wishes to
ira ve the nomination come to him as if un
solicited."
Tho will of tho late Justice Woods he
(|iica'iis his gold watch, s words, commis
sions, lim] sundry other articles of personal
value to lils son mid daughter, and his real
and furniture In Washington and
Newark, Ohio, tolas \sidow. ll was made
on the StJtli of April last.
Th Indian outbreak in Arizona Terri
, ?ry is assuming serious proportions. The
w idcsprcild depredations indicate that there
an- many moi . than IT bucks, as at fl rsl
reported, on the war path. The whole
count i j ls fired wah excitement, and it la
feared thal ?.uhrs will organize to visit
San Cailos r?servation, lu such an event
lhere will IMS great slaughter. Advices are
coming from all directions of outrages.
W. If. Oreen, tho only colored man ever
admitted to tho signal service, has hoon dis
till d from thal service without a charac
ter. Tho only significance In (ids order
Iles in tho fact Hint Oreen isa colored mun,
and is (h. man ov< r whom Gen. flaxen and
11 tiiry of War Lincoln had a contro
\. r y. His career has been throughout un
satisfactory.
Tho dry goods hons.- of C. Gray A Co.,
of Augusta, has boen boycotted hythe Car
penters' and Joiners' Assemhly, In which
tho Knights ol Labor Assemblies are join
ing. Mr. Cray recently refused to co
oiwrato with ail tho other dry goods mer
chants who ngrecd to close their stores at tl
P. M.
on Tuesday night Paul Liocko, a promi
nent farmer of beaufort county, N. C.,
was ahol dead while asleep in bed at the
I own of Washington. Tho shooting wa*
loue by quito a prominent young lawyer
named Wm A. Polls Jailer. Ho has mude
i full confession of thocrimo, but will not
ay w hy he killed Lincke.
The ninth International Medical Congress
.viii med in Washington in September,
rho session h expected to last ubout six
lays. 'J ia- Congress meets every three
.?ears. The Congress meets (?very thne
.ears. The last meeting was held at Co?
?euhngon, where an Invitation was cx
endud to tho Congress hy thc American
Hedii al A's .( iatioii lo hold the sessionjof
, in Washington. The Copenhagen
ncctlng wu attended hy the most dist hi
?ulsliod m< dh ul men of Europe and Amer
ca, and mm h valuable scientific work wns
ccoinplished hy it.
Romance or n Uar Conductor.
Antonio Cornella, 1 Philadelphia street
.11 conductor, who was seriously injin ed
fi tho back whilst in charge of his car a
! \v days ago. has heen recognized as a for
1ST < adi t, at the Pennsylvania Military
Leadenly at Chester. His full namelsAn
>nlo Eugen? Cornelia Dos Manioc, and he
i tho son of a wealthy Brazilian of Rio
.0 ? ir.?. He grew tired of tho Chester
Leadenly and left it without hhs father's
nm ? ni. For this act ho WS? dlHinhcr
ed by hh father, who wrote blina letter
Ittcily Upbraiding him and telling him he
ced look for no further favors from home.
Ih father has never relented, and ho was
bilged, bi ordor to gain a livelihood, to
ike up Hie work in which he was Injured,
-, ^ ? ^
Thc man who endures tho toe th icke "pa
i ntiy" is evidently the dentis'.
Ililli \-IMt \? .
I
Now tho ul ry summer rose
Scouts the silent woodland close,
And" the hornet sting*) the urchin
On lils nose, nose, nose.
Now the snowy daisies swim
In tin: breezes by Hie Hui
of thc brooklet whore tin- hookey
Players swim, swim. swim.
The dark ages - Women's.
A waist basket-Tho corset.
Cheapest gas-The demagogue.
A roaring success-A mild bull.
When aman lies the devil laughs,
A had jury tn a law suit-Perjury.
A regular poser-The photographer.
Au honorable vicc--A vice Prosidout.
A bluuder-hus-Kissing the wrOng girl.
Straight from the shoulder-Thu sleeve.
A sad "spectacle"-The single eyeglass.
Every had act is a knot on the thread of
life.
Some rise before the lark, ethers fall after
a lark.
Thc grandest verse evei composed-Tho
universe.
The best beverage for bot weather ls
cold tea.
Time is the silent barber who mows away
man's top hair.
Never try to swceti n too many cakes ? ?ti?
a drop of molasses.
To what geological formation does rec!;
thc cradle belong?
A shoe manufacturing company is not n
8oleless corporation.
What isa platform? Something to bc
trodden under foot.
Tho modem dandy con truth fully exclaim,
"I reallyhavn't an idea!''
Mint .statistics-The number of juleps
dispensed by the bartender.
A father who put his son into a law
lice, speaks of him as his son in law
The easiest way to take a joke good i t
lurcdly is to do it with the scissors,
Youth discounts the future, bul age offers
a premium for thc return of tho past,
When ignorance is bliss it is folly lo ask
your landlady what she puts tn Ibo hash.
What kind of pine is the mest dilllcull
to saw Into lumber? Thc porcupine.
The dictionary ls uol 80 large OS tho |> > I
ofllco, hut ii conti.Ins more letters to the
square inch.
To read the divorce trials il would seem
as if Stupid, and not Cupid, was tho God
of Love.
A Southern editor says that nil angels are
blondes. From this we would infer thal
bc married a brunette.
When a mau measures outgloiy fur him
self lie Is always hilliest, and neaps lip thc
half-bushel.
Culturo ls good ; but there is no amount
of culture that will make tho cabbage blos
som like the rose.
If we would only call Illings by their
right naines, we should have more thioves
and less defaulters.
All thc works of Nature equally show her
power. If WO could make ono grain < I
sand WC could make a mountain,
one of the most reliable prophets wc have
is an old speckled hen. She never prophe
sies egg until after the egg is laid.
Art creates nothing, ll can point a dog
SO natural that wc may try to whistle him
up to us: but his tail won't wag.
The man w iio prophesies is a fool. Ile
can guess nearer tba? bo can prophesy, and
then tho misses don't couu'l against him.
Tin: very best Hiing wo caa do, If we
ever reach the top round nf die ladder, i<!<>
get safely dow n again us soon as p isslb.'o
Geese arc called fools; bul I notice lind
an old gander never niales willi a goslii
nor never hunts for grass In ii sand pit.
The easiest way to mark Ifthlc lim n
Leave thc baby and a blackberry pic alone
at tho table for three minutes.
A tramp will not leave cinplv-baudcd
from thc good man's door-not il he can
reach an overcoat from the hail rack.
Bubb says that thc only faull he ll !
with strawberry shortcake is the sh ?ilness.
Ile never found one long enough for him.
The Hebrews were thc flrsl tramps, but
(hey fared better than our hitler day tramps,
They had desert with their meals for forty
years.
Why are trees among the hist mani trod
productions of tho globe? Bei ouse Un y .-,1
ways have in lime, and never leave willi
out a bough.
There is promise of au abundant bnrvi Bl,
and yet the sentiment of people who vidi
thc hairdresser at this season ls in favor of
a short crop.
A nephew ol Kossuth, a dwarf, has mar
ried un English lady named Persimmon
This is a cane where the shortest Pole laki H
the Persimmon,
Some risc willi the lark; others got up
when the steam whistle blows Kcal com
fort is found in lying in bed until one feels
like getting up.
A Btu Dip orator exclaimed, I know no
north, no south, no east, no west, follow
citizens!.1'hen," exclaimed an oki farmer
in the crowd, "it's time you went t?'i Behool
mid I ind jography. "
"What did the lady' play f?>r you?" lu
quired Jones of Brown. "O, Fair D<>\e'
O, Fond Dove!'' " What did sin? sing (liol
old thing for?'' 'Because she was Pond
Dove it, I presume."
Delicate diseases of either BOX, however
Induced, radically cured. Address, with
10 cents in stamps for book, World's Dis
?eusary Medical Association, BulTalo, New
erk.
Mr. J, A. Crotwell, of Newberry, sold
forty one bales of cotton on Monday al I0J
nil round. Dr. ll. I?. Clark, of Jalapa,
sold thirty-one bales thc same day--price
not stated.
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Will purify th? BLOOD ragulnto
tba Liven ?II<T1<IDNEY$ tai
nMt..njt th.? UKAI.TTlHii(Tvia.
OH i t YOUTH l)>M.?|*ln,Wi.i,t
of I ppatltn, Iiulluftilinn.l.ack of
8t ennth and Tired Paolina nb.
.olutely nm .1 llouc*. nmr.
cia? and nerrea recelre i.< w
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?I anppllea Urn!n V?
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IHHUICID tn DH. J t A HT KU 'U IIlON
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Frequent
thr completion. Frequent attampla nt roiinli i f? lt?
Ingonly ?dil to Ina popularity of Ilia urluliw.l.
not experiment-?et Ilia OfiloiNAf. ANO lo-..
I Dr. MARTKR'* tl Vlf?,
JCure Constipation,I.Ivor Compli
? needaohe. Hample Dono >tnd Dream Uookl
T? malled on reoelpt ot two cont? In poitago. Jr
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A Sensation !
Why is lt thatthreobottloa of j?. B. B.
rwosohl in Ulan! . to OHO cf . any other
blood romcdy, end twice as ranch OOU*
biiuicdiutho State of Georgia u? any
other preparation? No ono need toko'
our word, butsimph a?k tho druggists.
Ask the people. They aro competent
witnesses. Bix houses io Atlanta are
buying B. B. B. in five and ten gross
lots, awl ?nano of thom buy as often ?<;
overy two months. Why those onere
ccdonted Bales hore at homo with BO httlo
advertising? Modosty forbids us making
a reply. Hud B. B. B. bien bet?re tho
publie a quartor or half n century, it
would not be necessary t?> bo holstered
up with crutolu a of pago advertisements
now. Me ri I will conquer and '.own
mouoy.
$1,00 WORTH 8600 00.
For font yeats l liovo been a BUllorer
from a torriblo form of Uhcumatism,
whiob redttoo ? mo so low that all hopo
of recovery waa given up. I bave Buffer
ed tho wost excruciating y. :u day and
night, and often \i l * * ' - - ..ii I tug iu agony
have wilted ? could die. i huvo iii' i
ovoryIhiuu Unotvu for that dtecoso, hui
not hie;: dui i.' any good, and have bad
some of tl??! fluo-.t physicians of tho
Stute io work < i too, bul al) to noefiect,
I hay< ?pent over 88U0 without finding
rebel'. .1 ; ie. now proud lo say thal ufo r
using only ono bottle of B. B. B. 1 ara
enabled ? > ? - arouud and attend to
business, and 1 would not lui o ?r-*.d for
tito bi nofit reo< iv< d from one singlo bot
tle of J>. M. B. I rofl r to ?ill merchants
and business mon ol this town. Your.!,
most truly, E. O. GABA.
Waverly, Walker county, Texas.
J.J i vi iiorxftl J '.? 11 < "j iVl e; ii.
Si'AttTV, GA., Moy lo, 1886.
BLOOD Co: I'otl will ol? ase ship
itu per first freight ono gross U. B, B.
lt. gives us v- sui . to r< pori a good
trude for this preparation. Indeed it bas
far eclipsed all other blood remedies,
both in demonstarted merit and rapid
Bale With US. K . i:.u A V.\i.i.!M.\v.
.?ll who de-iv r?:?' information a' ?ul tito
causo still eure of I'lood I'nlsOi -,.-<.ot I.IHIHI
?.'cr?talo M .-u.Mi'u: . ' leers. Sorot:, : hoitnui
llsin, Miloo) < om i I ??Inls Uilarrli, eiO ? call
8COUIOI? niall. fr?e, a?oj>y our Si imito illus
trated Honk ol Worn! rs, lilied with Iho most
wm.de.ml anil mailling pi "i ? v?-i hutoru
know II. Ad.liv- <, I) .OOU U "> LM CO.,
Atlanta, Uti
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Newly Htii'<l up wi h new Hotel and hi re
Uui'i forbvt i'4'0 uoids nail lliu proprio om
would bc al ; u soo (til lholt' old <t ? .
new Irlands hero, 'rho nu di' I propertl ?of
hui wittoi aro mn Ivcletl ?or i ? \_-1? . . t i .. ida u*
mutism, : Ivor, Uti iitiy a) i| Urlu ry.dbensc ,
i-fuer I : i lits nuil N o rv ou l*ro lration.
Heall h r ot; .i lon not to bo I mill
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