The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 27, 1887, Image 4
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Au Kv|ir<-MH 'I'raiii Hum imo a Uody <>i Work.
un*ii, Killing Twelve 01 fifteen ol Theiuaud
Wouudlng .Many Ol BM The Track Covered
willi (Hangle?! Mea ? .<? Mood.
A Now York dispatch of Thursday says
a frightful accident took place lUat mora
lug ou tho lirio Railroad, between Allen
dale ami Llohokus. < ivor? do/.eu maugled
bodies on tho truck nt tested the neglect ol
some one who should have given warning.
A gang of Italian laborer-, wert- blasting
on the railroad uear n sharp curve about
thiee i (Hurlers of a mlle above llohokus.
Tho Chicago Hxpress, which was due Ibo
hour before? lind UOl arrived, and these
nun, whoso foreman should have given a
warning whistle when the train was ap
preaching (ho curve, wore busy ut work
unconscious of tho terrible fate lu store for
thein. The KxpiCSS dashed through thc
gang, killing lt} or 15 aud wounding mauy
others. Tho shrieks of tho victims were
heartrending, mid winn ibo train passel)
tho track presented tho slekening sight of
being covered with mangled bodies, the
rails heh:-, sputtered willi blood, and ragged
[lesb and detached limbs bel?g scattered i-.;
all directions. Som.- ot tho bodtCS were
mutilated beyond description and crushed
otu of all semblance of humanity, Death
must have como to most of the victim- in
stantly, bul some appeared lo bo yet quiver
ing and life el,'.ling away when the train
slowed up.
Another account of tho terrible accident
says that about ion Italians were at work
on tho road bcd when tho train caine alon.:.',
and thc workmen stepped on tho other
track lo allow il to pass, bul Just then tho
Chicago express thundered down on them
nt tho ralo of Ot) miles au hour and literally
mowed Its way through st niggl i un unfor
tunates righi und left, loaring legs nnd
arms and heads oil' and grinding llesh int..
thc rond bcd for 200 <>r !J0U rei t. So tierce
was thc shock thill although tht: engine
sttuck not klug hut burnt.n beings, tho pow
erful cOWcalehei Was ban. twisted and
broken luto pieces. Some ol ibo men were
crowded against thc rocks i:t n very narrow
?puce. The engineer ot ii;.- express (rain
reversed lils engine and whs coming to ii
stop when the passengers told him to go
ahead. Looking back, they saw the unin
jured lialinns acting ?m.: maniacs. They
wore j elllii .. gi bili ida ting und louring their
clothes. Some were kin ling ti ai others
dashing about Hie n ddh ol the ghastly
pde ol' mangled h dies. When they SUW
the train stopping they undo n rush for it,
and hiid they reached lt they undoubtedly
would hilve murder, d the engineer, ilrpmail
and conductor. L
Mr. .March, the padrone who supplies
the Ivie Railroad Company W Uh Its Italian
laborers, arrived carly ai" Paterson. Ile
Identified the nun by means of lucir num
bers, which are written on slips and carried
by Hie men in little Un boxes. Six t.r
seven hundred dollars was found on Hie
persons of tho dead men and was lu II b\
Mureil to bc handed lo thc Italian i ? r.s.ul
at New Yolk, in trust for their relatives.
March's action was Ike source of Indigna
H?h i" the other italians, who Wu ted ;"
take charge of the money themselves
They would have mobbed bini hui ror tin
timely interference of two policemen.
VUlllllj- Oi<> .'loin - oi Hi, Ido Lou.].
IVWKTTIA it..-..:. N. Y.. .Inly I tl.--Titi.
beautiful lillie viosge, the boyhood homo
of Crover CI< vela:..I. was l?-il?iy brilliantly
decorated willi nal ional e dors and Insignia
of popular greeting to the n public's Prcsi
deilh The liil'ge delegations bom Syra
cuse ami iidj icenl villages and towns cutue
in dilling the forenoon ajul the vii luge
?I ree ts were lilied with curious crowirs,
ItcsilichcCS and business pl a:<> were pro
fusely decorated, Mr. Cleveland's home,
?he Schoolhouse anti academy which lie
atteuded were suitably decorated, abo the
plain homestead of ?Hrs. Hoyt, the Piss,
.lent's sister.
The Presidential pin ly, including Mr.
and Ali's. Cleveland, and Secretary uutl
Mrs. Fairchild, di oyo here from Cusenovlu,
leisurely Oinking n iwo boors' ride through
tho beautiful region. They reached h?re
short y before Hoon, driving thron h (he
multitude iii Iii? main sirOol 'o Sirs. I foy t's
residence. A committee of 'hi acquaint
ances recotviid und escorted thc President.
The lui -.- tl legutil .n ol' s-, ructtsiuns in car
riage and on horseback was drawn up near
the 11 ? ?y i residence and the party passed
/.brough thc lines. A public reception took
niciee lin hour taler in Clinton Park, where
the J'K-iii-nt and Airs. Cleveland Were
escorted by a procession, headed by tho
Syracuse polite mid billowed hy about IOU
citizens of Fiiyollovlllo ami Ibo village um
lin r ; ; i t
Howard ll. Bdwtirds, Ins boyhood com
hallion, made a brief address <"l wt leoine.
Tho President, oh liebig introduced to Uki
argo assemblage, mude ncbnowlcdgiueni
hy a fermai how and II brief speech. In
which lie referred to the scene.; of his boy
hood.
Then ho ard Mi . Cleveland stepped
from the top ol thc platform, and for two
hours received (he salutations t.i the peo
ple. After (lining willi .Mis. Hoyt, a.
about :< o'clock the party started on their
way back to Cn/.enOvia, and al Mmihiicr
were Ibo recipients Of a brief mu! cordial
reception from Ibo people of thal pince,
riiey will (uko ii special train al (?.BO this
evening for Washington, making a brief
stop m Courllnnd, whore Vol, Lamont will
.joiu them.
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\ \iot-i I'ropecding.
A proceeding tit til was now, hut. appa
comly good law and good policy, was liad
lust wee!; liefere Jude Pressfey. Some
days ngo ike attorneys for Mr. Oeorgo
Jonnsh ne, in luve ligating some rumored
threats mudo by John ll. ./ones, ?si? d Mi
W. H. Hunt, .lr. ivaicly, if he hud heilrd
tho docensed use lin eats, Ile replied thal
ho had not. Ile was then asked ii' bo had
hOard anyone say lin dei eased used threats.
Ile replied Ihul ho hud; bul w hen further
questioned ns to his Informant, ho declined
to answer on ibo ground th,ii tin- informa
tion was given him in confidence, ant! lo
reveal the source information of ins Infor
mation would he a. breach of conlldcncc.
Tin: attorneys Iben obtained from Judge
I'ress-Icy a rule again Si Mr, Hunt requiring
him lo show causo why lie should not dis
close ihe person's name, liefere return
Was lmnle lo thc ruh:. Mr. S. A. IlOOZcr
'.ame forward voluntarily ?md nek now
lodged to thc nttornoys that, he was the per
son, mid expressed his willingness to tel!
liam ail he knew ii: tlie ruse.'mid lill ul
tied the maller - M .ri,, rr;/ Obsen . r.
A linn lor (lot MglltM,
If you ure troubled with insomnia these
Sllltry nights, just turn tho faucet of coli,'
water iii your hath n om lor a minute Or
two upon your b el .nd then thoroughly |
dry t Lcm. Haul tani your mosquito
bur, let yoi! head lie low, and, like thc
pious country blacksmith in his pew ni
Church, dose your eyes and think of no
thing. The cold waler drives the blood lo
ihe h<ad and produces a soporific effect,
A big PorlUgUOSO onion sliced natl nicely
&Ca80ncd and eatOII with thin bread, in the
form of sandwiches! would be good, An
ordinary United Slates onion will do if tho
great big folloWS are ow) of the market.
Onions are full Of opium. Let business
und nil nu ntid ?abor go out of your hoad.
Keep Ihe thoughts ol' manning note..-, in
terest upon mortgages, tho good looking
chap that wm attentive to your best girl,
and ?ll such enemies to repose, on the ont
.side Of your mosquito netting-/?rhan(/c.
flenr.tor elect fHodgon, of New Jersey,
deuiea / lint he made ?ny arrangement with
tho Republican members of tho Legislature
to secure ills election. He says he is ?
pamocrat, and will stick to bis party
through thick and thin.
UHNKIt \i. .M:\VH NOT1SH.
lunn o? totere?! <: nh. .. ,i from Varloua
Uuarlf m.
Tho French Senate has passed tho mobil?
Izatlon hill. .
Drought is causing waler famine in .Man
chester, England.
Already 2?3C amendments have been of
feie l to thc Irish land hill.
Kulkoff, editor of the Moscow Gazette,
is rcpoi led as dying.
Queen Knplolaili and party sailed limn
S.ui Francisco for Honolulu yesterday.
Daron Scilliere. h is been released from
the lu nullo asylum nt Parts and on his way
10 America.
Twelve new cases of yellow fever have
npiK'iired at Key Wcsl and one death has
occurred.
Tho jewelry establishment of Geo. W.
Fairchild, Bridgeport, Conn., was robbed
of $15,000 worth of jewelry. No clue.
Tho Staudaid Oil property at Constable
11 ' k, N. J., has been destroyed by Uro.
Loss ?jil,000,000. No insurance.
The cotton crop in the province of Men
Uflell, Egypt, has been attacked by worms,
and much of it lins already boon destroyed.
Tho President has appointed John G.
Wa ker, of Texas, to he Secretary of tho
Legation and Consul Gcuoral ut Bogota.
Strikers arc resuming work In me Peint
sylvania coko regions, and by Monday il is
OXpci (ttl that all thc works will be in opor
ntl M.
The extensive bark extract works of .1.
s. Voling A: Co., Baltluioro, were totally
destroyed by lire lust night. Loss tibold
$250,000: fully insured.
John Tylor, son of President Tyler, for
a lo'.ig lillie a clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, was si ricken with paralysis in Wash
ingt ;i ! i-i night,
Briggs Sw ift's old nark house at Cincin
nati, recently remodelled for manufactur
ing purp ?sos, was burned Tuesday, L iss
rji:. i,000. Partly covered by Insurance.
Three hundred and ninety-six houses
'.l iv, been destroyed by Dre at Svcnzjany,
in the government of Vllnu, llussiu. loan
tllOUsutld people were made homeless,
T ie Chamber ol Deputioa voled 500,001
frail' - lor the temporary resumption of Hu
performances by the opera Comique com
pan/. N\ h ve theatre was recently burned.
'rie- Paris R?publique Francaise, corn
morning on the Anglo-Turkish Egyptiai
convi niion, pronounces it a masterpiece o
duplicity, intended to transfer Egypt en
Uroly to England.
Six bales ol' new coll?n were received ii
New ??rican- by rail Tuesday In'in Cue
rotOll. Thc collOII in two ol' the bales will
rai-,.i by. Mr-. Ihuisaimii, Thc rchinindc
w.i -hipped by l?ncheles & Co.
M. .louvencal has presented to the Ch un
ber ol I le put ?es a iiill pr ?posing thc b nina
I ti..!, f a (mp- ci ?10,000 men especially t.
I i . i ' lite P.a?aa frontiers in Ihe event o
I Ital tssisllng ( !ei i..any against France.
A i':. m ti eusloin olllcer Humed Hitter
al I'.igny-Sllhr, was slabbed in a (plain
by II commercial traveler named Andcrhc
Tin latter was arrested. Hitter's wound I
liol eiiou- The French press exaggei
alts Ihc incident
Tia big hear raid on Uussiail SOCUl'iltc
?s o .. j alu of Berlin, now die money cenli
ol Lu rope, lt is generally admitted 'dui
this raid was par! of Germany's retaliado
pol-;. , because of Kassia's ad. pilori of a
ami Herman economic policy.
c initiriuua Assembly ot Knights . ?; Li
hor. Milwaukee, Wis., is getting ready t
secede from the Order on account of th
tem;.l inni e view-hei l by General Ma-lt
Wot knien Powderly.
An effort lo corner oatmeal is bein \ math
This i- the meanest development of th
spirit of speculation which has perpetrate
So many outrages on tho people Of lb
country.
Seiiator-clcel Faulkner, of Wesl Vi
glnia, pays his credentials arc perfect an
timi Governor Wllsbn's refusal le give lui
ti certificate of ?lection will amount I
not ?rug.
Toni Ochiltree, hus moved lo New Vori
and will run foi'congress In ono of thc rill
districts next year. Tom will delcrinii
which party ho will rilli with as soon as ll
pick- out his district,
s. n iiuy Whitney luis received ah olllcii
report from Captain Bunco Of Ibo recci
trial of ihe hat.cry ol tho Atlnnla. Tl
result 1 as bien to throw doubt up :i ll
ellie;..ni y of the gun curri Ige? and mount
Tue boiler ol K, L. Chamberlain s sa
mill, al Natchez, Miss .exploded yestcrtln
abe:-io n:, wrecking tho mill arid killin
Doric* Seoti. thc colored ll reman, and ii
jin iee I haniberlnill, thu engineer and pr
prietor, .md two or ill ree others.
The case- against Nathan Kolin and h
niece, Emma Frankel, of Winchesler, Va
indicted tor v i:ila!ion ol' thc Virginia la
in p i 11 i-f to Hall ? more, marrying and r
turning to Winchester lo reside, were coi
tii.ued until the Scploillbci terni ol Ci III
T e i Icvnlor and mail house of l ici han
Lang, at i tennessee and Jcirorsou slrcel
Ililli do, N. V , were burned las! high
Loss $75,000, Two firemen were bad
buri, being lon ed lo jump from a gie
beigh) lo save their lives.
Tull le, of Iowa, who proposed lo insil
President ( loveland If ho wc?l to St. Lou!
discovcicd 11 years alter tho war was ovi
that he had been hurt. He li.en went
work and made a grab for l l years of a
div}rages Of pension.
The ease of J, li. Lowrey ct al. v.s. il
Cho!''iie. i olo in bia and Augusta railroai
hoing nu t??Jort to break its lease to ti
Kit im.m,d and Dahvillo Sydicate, In tl
iuU e i of certain stockholders, wiis il
ddtd in Augusta ycstoii?.i.v by Judge ll
ney llia< the'lease Ul 1181 stand.
Fourteen months ago there were 1,000,01
Knights of Labor in the United Hinte
Now there uro less tban 000,000. Frteni
ol Ihe order profess no! n> bo disturbed ;
its decrease of membership. They say
will be moro pflcctlvo al its present si:
than it could h ive been when il was large
The Paris Lu France stales (bal t!
members of thc party of tho High I, aft
thc Schn?bele Incident, proposed lo Bo
langer I hal he bead a monarchist coi
(fe/"'. He responded: "If ever J Uti
par' in a c/wji d'etat, it will be agni isl mo
nrchisLs mid io maintain the republic."
Tito Bulgarian delegates who were gi
io notify Prince Ferdinand of Saxe ( l?bui
Gotha, of Ids election lo tho Bulgarli
thi... und lo inge bis acceptance, a
lew ng Vienna. Ills tho general oplnii
in ii ma that Prince Ferdinand will d
cline
IV ishingi ai will soon have a Democrat
[vost muster. Hie thousands of good Dei
ocrais v> ho live at tho capital rejoice at Un
I'j presen) Incumbent is Prank Congo
son of Ibo Michigan ex Senator. Ile Wi
udelegate to the last Republican coovcntlo
and ought lo have liecu bounced long agi
During tho "Wild West" performancei
Sells Brothers' circus nt Clinton, low
Tue d iy night, four people were shot. Tl
shoo ii 'X was done during the encounter <
d';/' c e./boys and Indians, and it is IliOUgt
thal ouo of Ibo cowboys got thc wrong r
volver.
Ben. H Johnson a;nl Charles H. Smltl
both colored, accompanied by a number <
women of their own race, entered A. (
Hon-ton's beer garden in Chicago, u fe
Dights ago, They were told that, colon
people wore not served in tho csbihlisbmcn
and Bmitb. and .lobnson at once bad Hon
ton arrested. Ile was lioimd over foi tria
Much military activity is reported i
Mel/. Enlarging of fori? and OVOluttOi
of I mops are proceeding constantly. Wot
(s .TOI i duet cd ut night hy the nid of electr
lights. The balloon department ls cxper
ment mg with a view to trying the destru?
Hiv i ? J.
live offect <>r dynamite burled dowu upon
forts from ft balloon.
Tho Intor-Stato Commission unvo ron
demi ti decision covering Iiiree cases, grow
ing out of the refusal ol' two railroad com
panies to sill through tickets and check
through baggage over another line because
lt refused to join in an agreement to abel
isl. dckcl corni dssions. The complaint
was dismissed. Commissioner Morrison
bled a dissenting opinion.
A terrible Indi storm visited Wabash,
Ind., Tuesday. Tho hailstones were ol tho
B?/.0 of hen's eggs and could bogatliorcd by
the bushel after thc storm had passed. Not
a Hold of grain escaped destruction In its
pathway; com wa^ riddled; oils were
threshed and tho stalks thrown to theoarth.
All small fruits and vegetables Mere de
stroyed.
Tho Ohio Democratic Mate Convention
convened nt Cleveland yestordnyund nomi,
nated Thomas B. Powell for Governor;
i,i o, \V. Harper, State Treasurer; Wm. II,
bee1. Attorney General; Peter ,), Murphy,
mom ber of the Board of Public Works
Cleveland's administration was (strongly en
dorsed. A revision ol' tho tariff laws dc
mantled. Thc proposed reduction ol the
tax on liquors condemucd.
Hiles Laudier, an aged residen I lu tho
outskirts of Warren, It. !.. loft his Invalid
wife nt ll o'clock Monday night log?la
neighbor to go io town ba-a doctor, as
Mis. Laudier was railing. On bis return
lie walked into Ktckiuiult Uiver, bau bet
deep at that place, and 1 emir much fatigued
and partially blind, was unable to gel out.
j His bo ly was found next morning, aral his
wile died while they were bringing it into
tho house.
Al Ibo K ?ne Iron Company's steel nilli,
Chattanooga, Tenn., Thursday morning
Ibo Hy wheel of the mammoth engine
working thc blooming rolls burst and torc
up tt e roof of the mill, fortunately not In
juring Ibo machtnory much, ?ughicer
?lon! and another workman were sleeping
nuder a shed w hen the explosion occui red,
and wa re buried under thc debi is of lin
riot, llord waa killed instantly and till
i thor mau seriously hurt.
In December, 1885, the safe of the Apa
clio county, Arizona, treasury was robbed
of I,;l2,000. Dlnieio Huco, the treasurer,
and to-, brother Fl'?ni Ii co had a number ol
arrests m ide, hilt could convict no one
Susp', ion recently pointi I towards Fran
cisco Baco, ami he wits arrested Tuesday,
His original story of ticing compelled ti
open the cafe al tlic point of a pistol by
masked robbers was --liaAU to I?- a fabrico
lion, and be w as lead in default of $:i,OO?
Cen, tibet man does not believe in theo
retient soldiers. In bis speech to the re
cent gradu?tes at Weat Point he said
" I i . re is an old saying that 'knowledge i
power,' This ts not true. Action ls power
and when guided by knowledge, produce!
tho largest mensuro of results. I have eu
c om ti red men who km w more of thc sei
enci of war than (Iran', Metido or Han
cock, whom I wi n' * hot have Intru3tc<
w illi a picket guard.
\\ lien ljueen Victoria was the guest ?.
I,ord S dlshiiry, she enjoyed ibo luxuries o
ono of thc Hncst residences lu thoworld
llatllcld louse is om- of the noblest ni inti
moms of I '.'ix. diet I ia a arehiteclure. it i
tine.: o u with nil the conveniences ol th
Victorian ?mc Tho great Inti) i- i: ld?
with .'.un ea c!ric lamps and lhere are ?,00'
in the building, livery oar) of the hons
ls supplied >yilb spring water. The cutir
establishment is a model nf convenient
and luxury.
The Kpiseopulians of Ibo Kasten, Md.
dloce.se are having ;. hard limo in (lui
elToi ! s to pr.n idi themselves with ti bishop
< )V< i a Vt ar ago tia y electc t Itel ( 'hann
ce.? Williams, of Augusta. Ho declined
Three oilier elections were.lind, hut tim rt
dpi nt? of the honor al! declined. Di
Dtigsdate, of N.-.v Orleans, was also si
looted, but bodied before lie ooiild ho lu
stalled. Dr, Adams, <-t Vicksburg, is til
!at.choice of the m.I..]lunate !>i-?.(.??ri?
Il is stated that he has accepted.
Thursday morning the entire city .
Streahul, Ills . wa a rou sot I hy a m >st lei
riiie explosion, which was humed intel
fol lo wc I by ibo ringing <u Ibo lire b
'i bo powder hi/use of the Chicago. Wi
inimuoii ami Vermililon Coal Com pun
h ui been struck by lightning ami hotivee
elgin ut 'I teii thousand pounds of powth
bad c.<ploded. I'.vcry dwelling <>n th
SOUtll and west sub-of the powder boll!9
was completely shallow 1. and in most . asi
entirely demolished. <?;n- person wu
fatally hint and six others were feliott '.
injured
'hi.0 Secretary til Slate lins roeolvct
through the Gorman ministi r, a check fe
sn.ooo nat t.\.) gold watches, em hoi li he
willi the likeness ami monogram ol tit
Km porer, with tho request thal the mom
!.e c ai ely divided muong the families <
the live mt mi ers of lite life savin . i rt .
Han, .".'eek Mills station, Vu . w bo lost Ihoj
live In attempting to rescue ibo crew .
the Herman ship P.ll/ahcth on Hie 8th<
,Iauuiu*3 last; Hull Ibo wat ojies bo presente
to Frank 'lidford and Joseph I! lithe
Idge, ibo only survivors of tin- life savin
t rew Tho money and watches have ber
turned ovor lo Gcnenil Biiporintendei
Kimball for distribution.
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A t Her OH II K \ pen
Tin- other day rt New Vork maiden w.i
lo Philadelphia, and was taken In a youn
man to the opera, after which iii".\ wu
lo lake some slight refreshment. 'I ii
youn.- i uly had sn ii considerable ol th
world, and had a pretty fair knowledge i
the customs ol most people; hut sbo wi
considerably surprised lo see hoi escort, .
the conclusion of thc repast, c ?olly rene
for ber pocket book, which lay on iii
table al her > ido. and pay Ibo bill with In
im.ney. This, ii s"cm- says the fndt'/wiu
cul, i- customary in Philadelphia winn
young gentleman's moans ic somowlii
limited. It relieves his Indy friends of ll:
em bm ras na ii they might otherwise rei
on partaking of any entertainment at h
cost. It struck Hie New Vork girl, hov
ever, ns being ridiculous, II.d she began I
laugh.
"1 baryon arc laughing nt my expense,
said Ibo young man. ' bet ino explain "
"O no," she replied; "J was laughing i
my ex pei iso.''
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Hiormi m Uni Minore.
B.\i.Ti.MOitK,?Inly IO.-Thc storm of yo
terday afternoon was followed by anothi
of almost equal font ab.au il o'clt ck th
mot liing. Several houses on Ciunbcrlaii
street m ar Gllllior were struck by ligh
niug ami unroofed, ami their conlon
almost entirely destroyed by rain. Ibu lei
Park, thc most beautiful resort within ll
elly, this morning presents an appearant
of desolation, Nearly ail thc trees ai
damaged ami many entirely (lcslroyoi
Unrooted houses aro seen all over this set
lion ia tho elly, and thc aggregate (laffing
is heavy, thong;, ind;vidual los-i s arv eon
pa.allvely light. At tho City Marino Hoi
pital, tlown Patapsco River, Ibo hall <
yesterday afternoon broke all the window
on tho SOIlth side, and the entire bu?dili
was Hooded. Tho rainfall for 12 hom
was 1S hubo?.
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Thousands of worn, a bloM the day o
which Hr. Pierce's "Favorite Proscription
wns made known to thom. In all IhOi
derangements causing backache, dragging
down sensations, nervous ami general th
bility, il is a sovereign remedy. Its soot I
lng and healing properties render il of th
Utmost value to ladles suffering from "lt
ternol fever," congestion, Inflammation, <
ulceration, By druggists.
A bani thing to sharpen- Tho water
wlge.
Tin: rod-haired man who commits a pim
nologist has double ndvantiigc. He has
rei bead and a road bead.
WI I SS IN? LINKS.
Oregon hogs tiro mostly fattcnod on
wheat.
Ni? lawyer ia a member of the Mon?
tana Territorial Council.
Sil ney, Nob., bas an ornamental
high school with ono pupil.
Tho street-cars in Pensacola, Tia., aro
run wholly hy electricity.
(Cloven American maidens arc now
engaged to marry foreign titles.
Tho chief of a tribe ot Digger In?
d'ans worships a stono churn as his
god.
ICx-Vice-l'rosidont Whoolor, it is now
stated, is :< victim of hypochondria In
stead of the opium habit.
Sm francisco buys stoic thc roof of
the now Civ Hali, which is of lead,
taking it away pic o by piece.
A Poughkeepsie young man sot his
"Indy love's" bonnet on Uro, ono night
re milly, by ibo ashes from his cigar.
A grand juror ut Missoula, Montana
Ti rn an y. recently asked the court to
excuso him on tho ground that he was
liable io indictment himself.
'lin- largest llsh overtaken at tho Isles
. : Shoals was roecntly caught by Miss
K ?so Millinine, of New York, and was
a '.ibu', weigliing 111 pounds.
Mary Dickens, a granddaughter of
the novelist, is going on tho stage in
London, and a cousin of Churlos Dick
ens i-, living in New York in very
si rn I toned circumstances.
IV tor .h nks, a Buffalo lawyer, mada
len wiiis during his life, all of which
were o Ile red lor probato after his death
lb- did his li vol best for the profession
be foro he quilted it.
I ?ic niece of Boan Brummell has ro
cenl y died in London. She did not in
beril lier celebrated uncle's talent for
lying a cravat, though she was an ex
('optionally handsome woman.
A lawyer's clerical error in the (rans*
fer of a c; lain piece of properly in
Kansas City, which in 1841 was sold fo
-S J". has led lo a lawsuit over tho pos
- mi lon of ibo hind, which is now valued
at $200,000.
Tho (h's! hard-coal baso-burnor stove
was taken lo Deadwood; Dak., recently.
As lhere is no hurd coal out there to
nurn ?.i il, the importer of tho curiosity
thinks of converting it into au ice-cream
freezer.
A N'augatuck, N. Y., saloonkeeper
has just bought a church. His applica
tion lor license was objected to on the
Cl'OUlld (hat his saloon would ho too
near the iii", ii. Ile did away willi
(hal objection by purchasing the
church.
II ni'l M. Stanley is remarkable for
a bro:-.,i head, very thick through tho
i !.. uk bonos. His hair is still dark ami
thieu, covering the temples. He is of
middle * i/.o, weighing about 180 pounds,
li ??.ii. liken man of about 60 years
of ago.
\\ i Ilium Alva H.; Long ran a savings
at Long Creek, Neb., taking dc
i ?.sits of a nickel and upward. At the
. nd ot a m nilli he vanished, and his
eorgeoiis -afc. which looked an though
i wingin .1 ten tons, was found to IK; of
wood. pa.nleit.
A lady m Oil Cily the other day lost
T.: lt) cash on a street. A lillie boy
: .. . ! it. :.ud thc lady, overjoyed at the
u t i .erv of her treasure, directed her
husband to reward the lad suitably,
l in- smallest com the husband had was
;: ... .!. and the linio hoy got it.
M - Kihi Dc Lisle, a protty New Ell
and girl, visited Montreal, smote tho
houri ol a member of tho cabinot,
pron ud to be his wife, received a
i diamond ring, went lo Now
Yoi k :.i buy her trousseau, drew on him
fo ?Od, ieee.ved the money and
skippi Ik
(?iim-chowing girls, take notice! A
Morristown maiden has lost all control
ol l' jaw through this pernicious
hah A physician whom sho con
sulted o l siie had worn out the muscle
(hal : wis as a hinge, and she would bo
ii resort to an operation to
make A taut again!
The "hair moth," which creates havoc
mid a lino head of hair, rapidly destroy
ing .1 and creating baldness, is being
talked of in New York and Brooklyn,
and the cheap barber shops aro being
blamed for tho propagation.
B ?gi r A. Pryor went to New York
without a dollar at tho close of the war.
His practice is HOW Worth $20,000 ll
year, and ho is interested in some busl
nc s v il tu rcs with Hen Huller which
ni uni a largo return. He is said to
have recontly realized $100,000 in some
railroad securities.
T. Brigham Bishop, who ran in New
York a bucket-shop much frequented by
won.cn, and who has just failed, has
discovered that women creditors aro
worse than mon. They bring their
lill] ?hos a id bang about his office all
dav. t,lining up their noses at him and
cali.og him "a mean thing."
Ubc/.iah Slay ton of Fayette county,
Georgia, is the father of so ninny chil
dren that ho cannot remember their
nain -. He has been married twice and
had.Iltoon children by ono wife nnd
twelve by the other. Ho hud live sons
in one company of a Goorgia regiment
during Hie war.
Garnet 1>. Baltimore, a civil engineer
who was graduated some yenni ago at
tho Troy Polytechnic Institute, is ono of
the mos! successful young colored men
of tiie country. Ile now has charge of
the canal locks enlargement near hym
en-.;. His father is a barber who clips
locks in Troy.
Ballot dancing is a pretty good busi
ness when you once gc! the hang of it.
Thus Maure, the. exponent of tho Span
ish fandango, gets $io,<*)u a year,
Bosattl gets $12,000, ami Suhra $6,000.
That's bettor by .several thousand dol
lar- than going to Congress or oven be
ing president of a university.
A Buffalo lawyor was under examina
tion as a witness ami lind stated ap
proximately the lime at which lome*
thing occurred, whon he was sharply
roqu? lied by Kio examining attorney to
be moro dolillitO. "You ought to know,
ll was about the limo you collected my
COSls in that suit and kept thc money, '
was the paralyzing reply.
At I'rosidoni Cleveland's private table
wine is not served, unless gUCPtl are
present who have it habitually, and as
for beor, two dozen bottle? sufficed the
white house foi' fl year. Tho President
dines at 7 o'clock and smokes one
cigar afier dinner, which is all ho al
low-; himself; ho takes it walking in tho
upper corridor
A few evenings ago severai Indian
bucks at Truckee, Cal,, made up a purse
for tho purpose of gelling some liro
water, and gave, tho money !o a white
man to invest for thom. This hodid by
buying tho whisky as diroctcd, but in
stead of giving it to tho noblo red man
ho consumed it himsolf. This nindo tho
braves mad and thoy half killod the
fellow.
The pluckiest woman in America to
(lay is "Mrs. F. B. Thurber. But that Is
riot nil; sho is tho most oxecutivo, and
an out aud out Napoleon in petticoats.
Tho only objection to this comparison
is, tho Emperor didn't caro a sou for
muslo, while Mrs. Thurber is tho em
bodiment of tho art and loves it with
her head as well as her heart. -Boston
Herald.
English people are aghast at a Bon?
tonco recently pronounced by au En
glish clergyman wdio waa sitting as n
magistrate. An old man (?ii years of
ago was brought before him accused of
stealing a shirt Ho was at once sen
tenced by the roverend judge to tivo
years' penal servitude. It was a fortu
nato thing for tho old mau that theft is
no longer punishable by death.
A Schuyler, Neb., man was summon
ed on a jury. Ho walked into tho court
room, drew off his coat and throw it
over the balusters. A large, empty flask
dropped out of ttio inside pocket onto
tho tloor. Tlio juror gathered it up and
meekly Inquired if ho was competent to
sit l?o was informed that it ho would
got tho bottle filled and pass it lo the
court ho could romain in tho box.
Tho Paol ol'the Futuro.
It il a fact well known in manufac
turing circles that thc vast bulk of thc
heat contained in coal is wasted. Only
fourteen out of tho hundred parts of
earbon is actually utilized. Hence, one
of the problems of chemistry has hern
to {rot moro power, in thc way of heal
ano licrht, out of a given quantity of
coal. Prof. T. S. C. bowe claims to have
solved this problem, I? maller willoh ls
of vast importance, if it is a fact. Tim
process is to pulverizo Hbo coal, and, in
converting it into gas, thc coal is re
duced to a powdered form KO (ino that
it will float in the atmosphere, and it i^
carried into tho burning furnace by a
current of air artificially produced. In
thc powdered form everything is con
sumed, as it makes no smoke and leaves
no ashes. This would utilize tho moun
tains of so-called waste, now piled up
near coal mines and manufactories. Ibu
Prof. Lowe's invention goos further.
Tho coal is converted into a watet ga-.
A ton of anthracite coal will generate
from oighty to a hundred cubic feet of
gas. Tho cost will hf. about nine cents
a cubic foot. This in vent ion is already
in uso in tho eily of Troy? in tho binn*
dries of that place, and is also used for
power and for heating and cooking in
holds and restaurants. Tho gas fur
nished ia non luminous ami rosoinblos
that from alcohol. These facts have
come ont of a report lo tho Scranton
board of trado which calls the now in
vention anthracite oas. The result will
bc a marvelous economy in tho h? attng
of houses and tho cooking of food, wl.do
one ton of coal will go :h far as a hun
dred of tons nowadays. - Demon ?f's
Mon "tty.
Ililli'. \ lill Al .
I kuow there's a cross nlioul Norah' c
eye.
Hui thai fact inc love cannot smolhei
For her eyes arc so pretty no wonder ihoy
th ry
To be gazln' round Into < at li other.
The best thing on record ls tho deed ol
a corner h.t.
livery cal luisa night-key, Il keeps it
in its voice.
Persons who take measures h> enlarge
their business-Tailors,
Thc song of all railroad nun -Hies) be
tho tie that binds
A pig's tail ls no more use to the ph'
than the letter "p" \$ lo pneumonia.
A good organist will knowhow lo tune
his reeds and read his ima 8.
A veteran of Reno Posl Raj he was m
lou engagements all Southern girls loo,
"'lhere i> nothing I hal makes nie feel so
put ?ait as an extinguisher," said the candle
The Arah who Invented alcliohol died
bino hundred years ago, bul iii?! spirit ?tl I
lives.
Ii must lie discouraging lo the fool killi r
to realize how far behind in his WOlk he i
gettlng.
A eros.- old bachelor suggests that births
should he announced under the In el ol'
new music.
Want of occupation is tin h un i I men
and women; perhaps more especially <d the
latter.
Ccilar sprigs put around window sills or
any other place where lhere are ants will
dlsp iso of them,
"Any port in a storm" is a good old
maxim, hut any Umbrella in :> thower is
generally considered a lu tn r.
Thc young man with a slender salary
should choose fer his bride ny..m..' u i
man of small waste.
Although the music of a bass-drum is
not drawn from tho wood, it ncvcrthcli ss
comes from tho (ap.
How doth the little hoi die !., fi
Improve each shining minute,
By catching on to i very M kenn-.
And scooping all there s in it.
li is premature lo tell any womnn dial
she Is an angel until it i Bi en h >w de' can
cook a steak and boll li |K>tatO.
Dialogue lietwccn two blind men "Do
you know thc i.eiitleinan who Ravi yolla
dimo just now .'" "Only hy sight,
Thc potato partakes of thc - iii in A , :
it is crown. Heavy kmd is apl .<> produce
watery potatoes, especially in a wet sen* II
The man wh > doesn't know much, and
his name is legion, ls the one most nu vi Mi
to display his knowledge.
Do the good thing which you < an do, sud
not stand and do nothing because il i re ls
some other good thing you can't do,
Decorated panels look very ni<-e in Ihc
parlors, hut for legal pur|KiSCS then i
nothing that comes up lo the plum jury
panel.
Even a worm will tum when trod apon,
Hui it th'is him mighty little good, ike
time to tum is before thc trending upon
begins,
"Are wo running on time?'1 said tho < n
ductor, repeating the nervous passenger's
question. "No, sir; wo sro doing a strictly
cash business. Faro, please,"
.lohn Wanamaker telegraphed a lecturer
who nuked him thc secret of the merchant's
success, "Thinking, trying, toiling, bust
ing in Qed, ls all of my biography."
Don't call n largo, strong, slnowy innn n
prevaricator. If you are sure ho i> a prc?
rarlcator, hire another man to break the
iowa to ulm.
One reason why the world ls not reformed
is because every man would have others
make a beginning ami never thinks ol lum
leif.
A young man out West was rei crt ly ar
rested for kissing a girl in church, Ile
ihould have waited until tho congregation
iel fallen asleep.
A well developed hump of mein'?rv s ,
he Journal of Education, is very Useful li
my tuan, hut lt isn't to bo compared f<-r
mlue to a wife w ho will Dod things foi him.
Friday Is rapidly losing its unpleasant as
iodation AS hangman's day, nineo Thursday
s designated frequently now for liie exet u
ion of thc sentence of the law by those
* J msc uulcasaiit duty lt is to sign death
warrants.
Tho famers of Marlon arc very much
dossed with tho prospect of a bountiful
larvcst, as the outlook Is much better than
or several years.
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIO? prodiot?
that Christine Billson, who hanulroauy
Bung four fnrowelln in thte country, will
sing still another farewell, if there cnn
be fourni any manager bohl enough to
otter hex therefor Ibo snug little tum of
62,500.
TUE COI/OK MM: lias benn drawn nguiu,
but thia timo it cannot bo charged to tho
Southern military companies. General
0. H. Kentle;,, General Manager of tho
International Military Encampment, to
bo held at Chicago next < Ictobt r, ollieially
announces that colored troops will m>t
bo permitted to attend tho encampment.
A NAMELESS CASE.
My caso has boen a very curious one
for about thirteen year**, At iuteralsol
about one week I would be attacked wil li
spells of severe und most OXOruoiuting
paiu, always eommonoiug in tho region
of my kidnoys. The pam would tin :i ^ o
upwards and ullcot my body and henel,
and seemed to penetrate my very oyo?
balls, creating I lie most intense Bullering,
lusting id'on! eight hours each spell.
I resorted to ell kinds of medicino
without benefit, HevoraldootoiBtreated
my caso, luO tena: gave relief. I ll nul ly
used B. B. H. usan exp? riment, and e>
my utter astonishment all pain and sut*
fering vanished after using three doses.
To tie- present timo I have used three
bottles, ami not a pain has over return
ed. I do not know w hat waa tho mutter,
neither could my physician union tho
com ;i\ The B, J.;. U. acted lim I;
und >.? tfully i.pon my kidneys j my
appe s been splendid and my co lb
btitutl milt Up raj.idly.
li. THOMAS,
Constitution, Ga., Mayo, 1880.
Un un peached Integrity,
I atti 55. Broke down twelve yenrfl
ago, and Lave not been ablo to work
sima?. llave lost proper action of IUJ
hips and logs. For flvo years scrofulous
sores have appeared on my scalp anti
nose, and ut same time my oyosiglit bo
gan lo rail, and for three years have been
comparatively blind, llavo beou treated
by eminent physicians of d?neront
Schools without ll euro. 1 have taken
Uve bottles of B. J!. B. (made at Atlanta,
( la. ? and nil scrofulous sores are gradu
ally healing. lnllamniati"U about lay
i ves has disappeared and loire ls some
improvement in my vision. Am v* ry
much benefited and relieved and bojdn
to feel liken boy again -feel good. Mv
Strength and activity aro returning in my
legs aud hips. Tho B. I>. B, acts vigor
eusly upon my kidneys, and tho great
rpinutity of mutter that has booti forced
out through tho skiu is utterly iuoreui
hie, often ho oil'eiislvo in odor as to j i .
duce nausea. I refer toidi businessmen
ot LuG rungo, Ga. l\ I'noi'iiiu.,
LuGrunge', Ga., January ? ;, 188 !.
All Who desire mn Information alu ul tho
'?ai.se Slid Clir? Ol HIOixl I'ohous. Scrofula lilli
>? ro?alo fi s we 11 i II |{s. ticer*, sorci.mimi
i MU, Kill ney i.oinpl.Uius. i atiirrh, etc, eau
aeeuru l?> mail. ti. o, a cony our ?IJ pauo ii his
ir..eu Doole of ? ai.I i - lilied willi lim ino*I
womtorlUl an. I Htarllliiir prooi ever hu tori
li nowa. Alhln ,s. RlAiOl . '?. \ : : i ii.,
Aiiunta, du.
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Evnrv ilepai luionl of hiHlrin lion lilli I i.y
exp. .rn. ,i ami ,".,..i .i i-ii. .i te ichors
i ai nilli ; lie Im esl nail mos) t lioioui/liiv
0<|ll||i))C(l in iii .-; ,ui. Il-atcI by *|e . ml
stn I. II .il IlKhte i hy elect ride
si'i .ni mies roi two or moro hoi . m.
lan.ile.
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I * m the South lias adi au .. .. . u
rlorto those rub ?c i lune i.,en aomu
' t?nte, Art and Musi' Oui
experienced and accomplished teaehei
Nie building is lighted with aas, warme
willi tho held Wrought-iron furnaces lui
nm ..mi bold water balhsi ami i,r-,t-i'ia
Up; Obltllli llt.H a. a UoftrdlllU School .
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'V'/; "???i '?br il... l\r?l montfi
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GASTON COUNTY, N. 0.
'linn elegant Summer Itesort is non
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Novation 2,000 feet above sea level.
Itatof $2.00 ber day, $10.00 arid $12.0(1
per week. For circulars Or Information
address tho proprii tors.
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Farmers.
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ALL CHRONIC 0ISEA3E8 A SPECIALTY.
1 ,. ii M lUod hero or ut their hollies. Many
treat di nt li mic, through correeponUonco, Oil
MI.--.-fi- nen ii hore in iwrsou. Come and
U3, or B< ntl ? ?n cents In stamps fur our
" In. jlid?' Guido n;>ol?," w illi li ulv?'8 ?ll pnrtic
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i r "worn-out," "run-down," debilitated
ilten lion?, milliners, MiainstrcMOSt bOUSO*
nora nod overworked women generally,
i ? ph ree's Favorite Proscription is tho beat
otnlln itlvotonlcs. lt ls not u "Cure-nil,"
,i adinlnibly rulllllsa Hiuirlences <>f purpose,
, ig H nv i pol ni Bpeol?O for nil thoso
? n onie Wi I lt tieasos mid Diseases peculiar to
wemen. Tiio treatment or many thousands
of nuoh ons Mil i ?!<. bn alida' Motel mid SurK
; illn tuto luis afforded a largo experience
ti t,!:, g i ll? i for tbolr euro, and
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
i i> renitll of this vast exp?rience. For
tm. .nul congOHttOli, inflammation
nilli ulceration, ll I? a Specific, lt
le a powerful (joni i il, na well ai ut<rlno, tonio
mid nervine, mid Imparta vigor and Btreng-tu
i , thu wli ?lo yeti i i. n cures weakness or
. i much, Indi cullen, ht< utting, weak back,
nervous pnistnttion, exhaustion, debility nnd
I -.<<i ??. in either sex. I'nvo i Ile l'rcscrlp
\ dd by ?I i in niidor our potitlvi
?cc, 8 uwmpiier nroiiud bottle.
', ...,.*-,o- .-* m ?HI SIX BOTTLES
[-RICE $1.03, iou as.oo.
Si nd IO cents In si imps for Pr. Ploroo's largo
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?I purify th? BLOOD roculala
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v . 'Uti 'I nc wi ii new lintel land Pom.
; oi i i . " ; ... ts >in.| Hm proprietors
woiil M co all Hu lr ??!<i nr. ?I many
?V H 11 . ?ds re. The nicdlMl proportion of
Hie ? nor in ..iv. lcd for liyspotisla, iilieii.
1 '- nv . Kldni j ami Urinal y UIKOK*?*.
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Mi md Vapor I stha. Mno Baner oljiule
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ron IN KW i h A>n
rEETHINQ (nill.DKKN.
An instant roliei for oolio ?>f infants.
Juros l>yneiitery, IharrliuMi, Cholera
[iifautum ol nnv II?KCIIAOS of the stomach
ind bowels. Makes the critical period
>f reethingsab ami ??hy. laaaafeand
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