The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, February 01, 1888, Image 1
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LAI KENS C. LIM S. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1886.
big job of Clothing
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I.MVS Ol' TH K STATU
Boute <>r tho Work <>r the ttccent session
ol th? I,og lain) ure,
An Aot in Relatiou lo Forfeited Lands,
Delinquent Lands and Collection of
Taxes,
Section l. lin i: okaotod hy tho Sonata
un.I Mouse of Representatives ol thc
titulo of South Carolina, now mot and
Bitting in General Assombly, and hy tho
authority <>f Hu: same, That hereafter
immediately upon tho expiration of the
timo allowed by law for thopayi ?eui of
taxes in any year, tho County Treasurer
of oaoh County shall, aud is hereby au
thorised and directed to issue m tho
nanu> pf tho Steh; a warrant t?r execution
in duplicate against encl) demiting tax
payer iu his Comity, signed liv loin m
ids ofiloial oapaoity, directed to tho
Biter i il' of his County or his lawful
deputy, requiring and commanding I.mi
to levy tho . Vino by dibtreas and .sale of
so much o 'he defaulting taxpayer's
estait?, real o. personal, or both, as ni ?y
bo BU Undent to satisfy tlc taxes, Sime,
SOhoOl, County and special, of snell di -
faultors, spooifyiug th? rein tho aggregate
amount of al) his taxes, as well as the
amount to each fund ; willoh wanam ot
execution ? hal! run f-ubntnntially iu those
words dilling ila: bianka lo nut oaoh
ease), vi/.. :.
Treasurer for th?: County td'.,
to tho Sheriff of.
County, or lo lis lawful deputy:
Whereas.
bas been duly assessed tho mw of j
.dollars for
defraying (Jiu chargcu of tho State,
Hehool, County and special, for the llsoal
year beginning November I, 18...., un
follows, to wit: for tho State,.
dollars; for public schools,.
dollars; ?or County,.dollars;
for speeial,.dollars,
which.has 1
neglected to pa; : J hose are, th? rt fore,
in tho uaroo td tho State, strictly to
charge, ni d command you li? levy by
dist rets and i do of tho po rs? mil j >n per-]
ly, and ii suilieicnl personal property
eaunot bo fouudi then by dfctri i and
Hale ol tho land of tho : aid., j
tho sum of.dollars,
together with.dollars,
tho charge, hereof; aud for so doing this
shall 1)0 your sullioieid warrant.
(liven under my hand and seal thia
.day ol' j
., A. I). 18.... I
....L" p. I
i reasuror ol.County, j
And tho Sheriff to whom Bnoh warrant
shall bo dirootcd shall take from suoli
defaulter tho following fees in tho oxo
oution of his oflloc, vi/. : For nerving
each warrant, ?1.60, bo idw mileage; foi
advertising sale, $1.00; for making Hide
mu? executing deed ot eonvoyauoc,
$11.00\ and for all hums levied ai afor -
said, live per cent.; and lu - County
Treasurers respectively for ovcry sueu
warrant he shall IBMIO shall have from
such defaulter $1.00.
Section 2. i'bat under and bj VittllO I
of said warraut or cxeeutii n tho ShorilY
shall soi-/.e ami biko exclu? ive possi s&ion
of so muoh of the defaulting taxpayer's
OStalO, rmi dr personal, or both, as may
b? necessary to raise a binn ol money
named therein ami said ol irges thereon,
and, after due adverlisi ut, m ll thc
si'mo be foro tho Court Motwo door of
tho County oti a regular sal lay anil
within the c. ital hours for pabl o Hides
for cash, make titles therefor to tho pur
ohaaor complying with terms of : i.e.
and annex t?> said tole tho duplicate
warrant With endorsement thereon of his
act.ii n thereunder, put tho purchaser in
possession of tho property i dd and con
voyed, and after deduoting from the
proceeds of sale the amount of taxi and
ohurgen to pay over tho ixe- it any
Un re bc, to tho tb faulting UlXpayi r, Mid
tho taxes so colleoted lo tho County
Treu.nier. And in casu th) re bo no bul
oqtial in omouut to tho laxes named in
said warrant or OXCOUtion,* tho County
Auditor shall buy tho land Tor t: li Sink
ing Fund Commission in thc actual pur
chasers thereof for the amount ol Bald
lases and poualtics, t out i and ebarget :
and tlie ihorilY shall thereupon t s< mb
tilles totsaid Sinking Fund Coraiiii
as to any tither ptirotuu-'cr, and i till
mannov above providotl, ami nindi pu*,
tin m or thoir antin rixi d agon I iu poa
BOSbiou, of tho promises; tho laud so Bold
aud purchased and delivered to bald
Commission shall be treated by them as
assets of tho State in looir charge, and
bo fcold at Mich linus mid in : noll man?
uer as by them mindi bo deemed most
advantageous to tho Suite. In all <. ec
ol i.alo lim Shorings deed ol convoyanoe,
whelbcr i XCOttted to 'i private porSOIl, ll
coi polution or tho Sinking Fund Com
mission, HIIUII bo held aud taken a
prima fado oviti ICO of a go -I title in
tho hohh r, and that all proceeding iv<
been regular, ami ?di requirements of,
tho law havo boen duly ami fully cont
plied nilli. No act ii ni idr the recovery
of unid land *ohl by the Sin.rill u,;.l< rt la
provisions bl this .Vt, t>r for tho recovo
rj, of tho possession thereof, shall bc
muiiitaint ?I union; brought within two
years from tho dato td raul : ale.
ried iou 8, Thai'in ca'o the defaulting
taxpayer, utter levy of distress ns afore
said, KIIIIII allego Und tim tSXOS have
laen paid orare unjustly asnosscd a| ? ll I
bim, lat eau and may havo said lalo i.tt .
pended, provided boforo said salo ho
pays to thc Slieidf the i.mount of toxcs|
and costa named in tho warrant, acoora
panii d with his aliidavit Hint raid tax. II
havo boen paid, or an- unjustly a cd
ngain.-t him, and within twonty days
thereafter biko BUOh steps as am pn
vidtd by law for collections of unjust
. assessment, or to provo payment, lind
proseoutcB tho samo b? a BUOCCAStnl re
sult within a reasonable time, And in
ease tiio defaulting taxpayer, after tin
lovy of tho distress as Aforesaid, Snakes
no payment und aliidavit aa herein pro
vided, ho shall bo th mud in law to bavi
waived all exception to tho ?OfittUiion?,
o? rots and irregularilies (if ony Ihtl
iu tho assessment of said tax and in nil
preliminaries to said fnie ns pfOtoTibed
by law, and to have admitted that each
aud nil preliminary steps to said B
mont aud sale, and Bald assessmoht and
sale, aro in acoord.iucj with requirement
of law.
Seotion i.* That tho County Auditors
of tho soveial Counties be, ami art
hereby, anthemed and directed to ro
storo to tho tax dtiplioato of their Coun
ticA respectively, in tho name of tho
former owner, or bin heirn or u
oaoh aud every parcel of laud in thc!
chingo of tho Kinking Fund Commis*
sion, ami outer against tim samo tho
taxes, State, school; County ami special,
of its said owner for tho fiscal yoar bo
ginning I November, 1887?
Section ?. That tho State of Bouth
Cai? >linii horoby reuouncos all title by
forfeit ni e for non-payment of taxes to
each and every of said parcels of huid
ai I will treat thom hereafter as tho lands
i of tho former owner, hid hoirs or assigns;
' hui this renunciation of title is upon tho
j revel vat ion and condition that tho Stat 0
may hereafter collect by suit at law, or
Ol I* legal method, from said lands a
Bum equal to the aggregate amount of
nil annual assessments for taxes with the
I penalties that might and would leve
i i i n a tossed and charged against the
said lands in caso lin: same had never
i boort declared delinquent and forfeited:
and tho roten t io ti ol tho possession and
uso of said land- for ninety days after
j the approval of tint Act by fc?id former
owner, his heirs or assigns, shall be
deemed i ullloicnt ovidonco <?f his or their
j acquiescence in and acceptance of tho
. reservations and conditions of said rc
' nuuoiniion of title.
Section G. '1 bat the Sinking Fund
Commission bc, und in hereby, author
, i/.ed to le ar and determino, upon satis
factory proof, tho petition of any tax
payer praying relief ou ..round that all
laxes, OS described in lust Section, have
I been paid, .>!? that portions of snob taxes
j have fx an paid and nu ofter to pay thc
j bataneo, ncoompauiod by tho sum ad
roit! d I . bo owing; aud said Sinking
! Fttud Commission shall grant such roliol
in tho premises as may ls; just. And
thu said Sinking Fudd Commission is
hereby cmpoworcil t<> compound with
tho former owners, their heirs or assigns,
for ail such taxes ns doser i bod in Inst
Section af ono-bali pail of tho wind?
l um Ko duo, without poualtios, provided
the money is paid hito tile hands of side
Commission on or bei oro the expiration
of ono year from dale of approval ol' thu
Act, and the reoi I pt of saul Commission
fm such g ut thereof ahull disohargo th?
i nd taxpayer and his ?aid from IUIA
fitrtht . liability lo the State on timi ao
eouet: And provided, further, That ?le
Commissioners of the Kinking Fund ht
auf or i/.ed in Bitch oases und to such ex
tenu as they may d?om most advantage
ou I to tho Stato to bring au action as foi
dcb! ngainst tho former owners, or anj
pi ? on i r persona having any legal oi
111 i liable interest in said heals for tin
recovery of tho full amount of all taxe,
costs and penalties accrued, to and in
?hei.og tho levy of 1880, ii}>ini any lam
upon thc Forfeited Laud Lists at tin
timo ot tho passago of this Act; ah;
judgments obtained iu uuoh actions shat
havo a lion upon Um lauds respectively
upon which .laxes, costs and j v miltie
hnvi accrued, aud the sanie shall hosoli
undi r oxuoution by tho Shorift' in du?
course of law, and tho prc coeds of an;
such salo shall bo applied Urst to th
payment to tho Sinking Fund Commin
sion of tho taxes, costs ami penaltio
charged against the property, nud nex
to Ibo paj ment of tin* taxed costs in tb
?nit and expenses of sale, and the KUI
I lu I, il any t'a rc oe, ftlll ll bc paid OVO
lo tho foi mor owners, er parties in in
I rest as their interest may appear. Th
i 1 . . . Fund Comihission are lu rob
aittbori/.ed tu employ Suilohlo agents i
Cunnii, H M h. re tho said lauds ai
i c.. I, i i hiicii terms as they mn
. i ia proper, to take possession of sui
lauds, and louso, control and manage til
Bullio h.r them. ?
Section 7. So much of all Acts e
pal t- of Ad", as arc inconsistent with th
provisions 0( this Act bc, and hereby i
n pealed, and this Act shall take elliot
hom aud immediately after ilsapprovu
Seel ii ii 8. thai tito Comptroller Goi
ors) h di immediately aft? r the approvi
Of this Act have tito salue printed i
I uniphlet form aud send a copV id' sam
to < ach of the Conni , Auditors un
Tr< itsuroi . of fi I Slate.
A| pe ?ved 21th December, A. I ?. 188
iMsi ou?r.- Similes.
(From Hu? Bun it.? Kxpres )
Itero uro some of the names of Toxi
nord Ulcer: Shoo Fly, Poetry, Soolusio
\ -, i'opuli, Hayrick, Glory, Ural i
Baby ii ml, Fx ile, Ooodluuk, Dime-bo
U'/, Fail.., Dilto,
i.i. i sst o baa these queer muni
Vum lum, I fat maker, Sweet Li]
Trump, Miser, Anni, Pokoborry, Del
A. /,., U, Bot.
Missouri has some unique spooimo
of nomenclature: Pconllar, Pure A
(lood Night, Lingo, Fay Down, LIscfi
Umpire.
Ami in (icorgla you cnn timi: ila
Cash, ly Ty, IJat, Crnuo Fader, fay U
Duck, U d Oft, Dione, Alligator, l'uni
kin, Itcoovory.
Alabama has some fantastic address?
Dollar, Dug, Widows, l'?a, Slip I
Fail.
Kentucky isn't far behind with: Hal
Hard Money, Honesty, Goforth, Vip
Pig.
1'ou havo to go to Virginia for thc
Peanut, Bachelor's Hall, K ain, Ah K
1 otato.
Von eau dunover in South Carolina
Bonnet, u Dutchman, and n L ie!.el.
Ilotrcat.
lu Pennsylvania, Bullion, a ilusbfl
and a ('ruuih.
tn < >hie, Philanthropy and Sodom.
In California, an Angil's (-'ump, i
Bot.
lu W ifcom-in, a Dry Bone.
In West Virginia, (lin.
tn Arizona, a Total Wreok.
In Dakota, Worins.
i o K .nihill), Popcorn,
in .\ikansas. J>clay. .
in (Iregon, lluka Oven.
In Montana, an Anaconda,
in Minnesota, Faith?
Internal Kevenue llaoelptsi
Tho total collections of internal ri
nue for tho first six months of tho fi
year ending Jane du, IOHH, wcro 8
440,(308. being an increase of lil,'.MO,
over collections during tho oorrespt
mg period of thu previous fiscal y
I There was an increiuo on each of
principal objects of taxation, as feilt
On spirits S'ijdUD^SO; on tobi
$1,448)016: fermeutotl liquors S'.MG,
ol? ouiurgarino $01,077. Tho total
lections on oleomargarine for six'moi
ot tim bn sent year wt ru $050,700.
collections from banks and hankers
cruised Il 10 and on misooliuneoui
j ct.s il? 11. .vs. d $09,1821 Tba roc?
lor December lost wnro $l,085,.>lil gi
er than tho&o for December, J 680,
i-mu m mmratmanimaoKjimesKUMt^arxm m-m -r*?***:gutten*
THU TOM ll OV TIIK ?ON APA Uli >.
Two Napoleons Hurled in bploiirinr in
I .nj;l??lill--KugOII 1?'H IIIIHUOIKI Ililli Son.
(Lotter to lao Now York Herald.)
Tbo ?amo foal uro that attended tho
Urst burial <d tho great Nupooon was
uoiiooablo at tho latest honors paid to
Napoleon III. and Napoleon IV, -as
Bomo Bonapartiste call tho Prince J?ii
porial. Each Bonaparltst wan carried to
ids ?rave on Kuglish soil by English
soldiers.
On arriving in tho early morning fog
and mist, at Ohiselhurst station my atten
tion was attraoted by a group of r yal
nrtillorymon from Woolwich, where tho
Priuoo studied tho art of war, and then
hy groups of neighbors and villagers
from in i lou around. These latter had
some SOU timon t ami mon- curiosity, lat
most of all thoy showed their wounded
self* into rest, for now the attractions to
Ohiselhurst were being lost and ad
through tho obstinate bigotry of a lord
of (ho manor, who hating ProriollUlOll
and Papists, had resisted ovi u tho ov< r
tures of thu (?neon and Prinuo of Walo
to seil Kngonio suilloiout ground fer a
mausoleum.
The railway carriage Tor tho reception
of Ibo collina was lifted os a hind of
ohapolio ardontu. At ono end was lar jo
ivory cruoitl.N with ?i background of
black drapery, on whioli was wove ; a
white li dm cn. is, Tho sith ? and top .?i
thu carriage wore lined with bl ick cloth,
rei loved hore aud there by small white
edging. Then were white molal sconces
willi caudles lighted at intervals. On
the wails pf tho carriage hun;; small
shield.:, w ith a crown and tho well-known
initials of father and sou. Tho mourn
tug drapery was spangled with steel
stai .>.
Tho low mass sorvico in the littlo
chapel was private, only twenty-seven
persons being present. Among those by
special favor wai tho old loci! "talion
ma&ti r for whom tho Kui pi ror, Empress
and Prince had a hind regard, lio is
fond of showing ou a blotting pad Hie
autograph of ibo young soldier aud ol
telling how tho Prince, having t'orgdth u
to sign his holographic Frouoh will,
signed and dated it beside tho railway
blotting pad ut tho station as ho was
leaving for .South Africa.
The servie' was much tho s line us that
w hich the family are accustomed tu hear
on tim'.i'ii of every mouth, when specie
prayers aro read for the l imp; ror. Dur
ing tho cutir-- soi \ icc .*. mougr? 1 dog out
side howled mournfull.y and incessantly.
Several of ?.ho eluded cougrogatioi
sbivi red tho more as they beard tin
dreary sound.
Tile exorcises began with Hu' choii
singing iii; "Kyrie Kidson, Un
"Salntaris Agnus Bauotus" and Hu
'.Agnus Dei." Tlion tho family chap
lain, Mgr. Ooddard, knelt at the sacristy
where tho hodicB were lying. Ho Ihori
recited the "Do Profundis" in Kuglisl
and bowed his head for many minutes ii
silent pray cr, with an emotion that wa
visibly aban d hy the little congregation
Wheu tho low mass ended thc fov
spectators slowly wallu d around th
biers, ou which wore two fr...!-, wreath
scut hythe Kmpress, The ono on th
Priiice'n cilia wis of waite chrysnii
tucnuu i;.; tho other was of white ri -e
buds tiud violets.
Next c uno in with echoing tramp sis
toon soldiers, mid while Ihoorg n waihi
a (-olernn rcipiiein eight nrtillorym?i
lifted each bur and fairly stagg! red wit
Ibo weight toward tho gun carriages ii
the vi a dndo.
! rrivod at thc station, bili a milo di?
tant, Lord Hydnoy, i-presenting th
(Jileen, was thu I'nst'to dolf Iiis hat. Th
hilly ground about wai lined with revel
cutl\ disposed people. Only Mgr. Ooi
dard, von tod in white nurplicu and pu
plo casKiek, ordered thu lunornl oiirriaij
and until Parn borough waa readied le i
solitary vigil.
At tin vdingi-m.other dotaohmenl .
n-\d artillerymen waited tin- arriv-i
'i no ascent of tho Berkshire hills froi
Hm station to thu demesne of tho Ku
press is steep and tho eight boric
caparisoned in black volvot. attached i
each gun carriage, g ive full evidence i
Huir heavy task, 'ibo roadway here ,,
td?io lim-1 with eager spectators rroai fi
nod near. Tho littlo procession turui
within a short distance of lie jlrawiu
loom windows nf tho Parnboroilgll ma
sion, behind Ibo olosod blinds ot vvhii
loaned the Kui press, with fooling!) ralh
to bo imagined than described.
The cortege was met at the port d
the (lothiu stone mausoleum by Mj
Curler, Per" Paulin, A hbo Honorai ?I
Chauvines Noglicris Promontrcs, Path
Kdwnrd, cariup premoutrc, two prioi
several priests and ohoristors, who i
cotted tile romaius within and down
tho crypt, whore had h. en placed t
sarcophagus presented by tho (?nc
when tho Emporor was llrst intern
and whom a similar sarcophagus h
been prepared for the collin of t
Pi ince. Hero waa aw aiting Prit
Lucien Bonaparte and Major Bigge,
tim artillery, w ho hore represented t
(?uceo.
On tim Liers were placed cow wreatl
Ono ireni tho (?ticen was of iniporisha
Howers, and nHised to it Was hor au
graph card. Priuooss Beatrice >?i
another wreath. Both of those bad '
iinti.il ll, in tin ir centres. Tho wie
sent by the Due do l'ado;.!: wofl of b
chrysanthemums, other wreaths w
from tim Baroness liuid- tt Coutts,
Dowager Matohiouef , of Lanidow
and tho Marquis do Sah 0. M:.ny
tiloso floral decorations wi ro laid li]
tho front of tho crypt altar.
Tho monks now touchingly Chan
ami sang tho vesporfl for tho <h ad.
Kevon no from I.I?inors.
A oommnnloation has boon noni lo
Beuate from the oommlssiorjer ol In
md revouuo showing tho amount of ri
uno collected on liquors i ?nco. tho p
ont system of internal revenue ta XS'
went into effect, Bepternber 1. i!
down to .Juno 80, 1HS7. During
period thero was collected from HJK
taxes on distilleries $2f>,12M,811); bret
$4,982,808; rcctiOira ?7,270,070,
j capacity tax on distilleries, under
law laying a tax of 82 per barrel ou
tillcries having a distilling capacity
e . ding a certain fixed amount, $7,r
|K7. Tho production of distilled Bp
during this time was 1.600,862,101
lons and of formontcd liquors 260/
7?S2 Inrrels. Tho amount, of tax
lee 11 d on spirits was $l,(ihll,:?70,UM)
On fol i med e. ! I i. piora $21'.?,2 4(1,110,
The greatest good, is dono most qu
MM? ?.sraeN I xi J rv?-*-. ? I nvu>.u:.'MHb^a*. n? WUWAW a
WAl.TKK-MUIIKAV (IIIISON l?i:Al>.
A Huiitli ('moll ullin ll lin Hilled II Kingdom
..Sketch wfu Itoniarkablo Career.
(Ki'om Iho Nev. York Uonildd
Walter Al. Gibson, ox-Priiao .Mini Ur
of tho Hawaiian fftlttllds, under King
Ivnlnkaun, di? il iu San Francisco on Bat
ll relay evening, of consumption. Hin
health bad been graduai.y failing Binee
bis arriva! hero in July lust. Tho body
will bo embalmed and taken to Honolulu
for interment.
W iller Murray Gibson, who was born
in Smith Gindina, hus had a career thal
reads almost liken romance. Years ago
ho was i- common day laborer at Ander
son, S. (!,, and was Hu n regarded ns a
smeit. shrewd fellow. - He remained al
Anderson Bovoral years, marrying a good
lady in Hint neighborhood, who was u
iiiueo of Mr. J. !!. Smith. Sumo six or
?oven years agu tiibsou ro vlsi ted thc
scone., ol* hi" early days, und lem.lined a
wi ok or two in tho State. Ilia iirst. wife
had laen long nineo dead and ho had
Hurried again, thc SCCOIld time a daugh
ter o? h ?ng K dak ?un, tbe ruler of the
island.
( ?ii. <>n was arrested in 1852 for trying
to violeto neutrality law? by taking
illina into Venezuela. Kuenning in ti
Small sehoouei he went lo Jhuv.il and
thence to Sumatra, where h? stirred tho
rebel ohiofa against Dutch (tovoruuient
and waa iinpn nncd for two years, Ito
turning to lim United States lie sued tho
l>ntoh Government for 8100,000 for al
lege ! fldSQ .??Test ill Sumatra, nt'd Seert
: ny .M i.ey iustruotcd Minister Delmont
that unless the. money waa paid ivar
would bo deolared. But tho matter was
su' quontly hu ihcd.
Clibsou then weill to Hawaii ns au
agent of Brigham Youug and bcoamo tho
leader of tlu Mormons there -..hen it was
thought they tuigllt ho kneed to I-ave
Utah. ?k: proclaimed biuisulf ol tho
hol\ or < r of MclohiKiuleck and said:
..luke Mose , I wilt lead you; Uko
Joshua, i will light for you, and, liku
Ubi . i will ?lie foi-you." Ho was in
truded With funds to kuy lands for
them, and did make a pureh;if.o on tho
islund of S i;,ai, but had tho deeds made
out iu his olin name, and winn the
saints wanted their property lie had for
gotten all ul out thom.
I .'der le.- established a newspaper iu
tho Hawaiian language, professing tho
warmest love roi bis "broivu-bkiuuod
broth reu," and won his way into their
n gard so i IV dually that ii lu u he became
a candidato for the Legislature hu ran
f a- ahead ol tho ticket. I Io rolfed tho
my ot "lluivaii for the ll iwaiiaus,"ahd
making liitnsi If s< lid with tho King, was I
dually olovated t?> head ot Iho M in in try. |
At times ho hold more than ono port.-1
folio, and cffeetuidly dominated tho
whole Cabinet, besides making himself
prciidoht of t he Board of Health, School
lioard and various other boards.
Tho recent revolution at Hawaii re
sulted lu tho overturn of tho (lihsotl ad
mini: tnition aud tho granting o? n con
stitution l i tho ?M uid by King Kalakaua
und the (lighl of tho ex-primo ministor.
He, of course, came u> his nativo coun
try, "bul prostrated by illness on tho
I "anillo dope, ho remained tin ro stricken
until death relieved bis ..mile;!::,;'
- 11*. * *
Sil) ... HtluilH V it,ml li I'iltiM'H.
The cultivation ofdho grassi s has been
Loo much ignori I by tin people of tho
dion st des. Many think that with
rye, barb y, oat?, Ac, all ti < ir wants
may bo supplied for green food, in ad-1
litton to thu natural grasses found upon
their places. Wo do liol oltdru that tho
lol ton boll is omhicntly adapted to tho t
[>rdinary cultivated gin wes, vet by prop- j
.r management tho .st .ok i>:i our Somb
re farms may havo a {food supply of
(grass food wliieli will bo of great ad-1
vantage lo them through i ho hot months, j
iud With Silos fol Ollftil ige they eau have j
m great variety of valuable green food
luring tho winter. Whai n ly be suill
nf grasses and other green fond for
I b orei,i would bo Sf] piti able lo nil tho
cotton States, as their geological foi '\.,
lious arc *:i a great mensuro uliko,
To obtain pood results tho land f >r tho
grasses should bo well brok, n u|> and
thorough!*) pulyevij*. il. Thia is need od
h c ibo young and tend? r roots to easily
p iiietral > tho . ? il, that they may nb; irb
nbuiidniil fertility from tito manurial
elementa in the soil, and tho air and
moisture contained iu it, i'lio soil
naturally possesses chemical conditions
of necessary utility tn pl ids, and tho
humus in il contains nola i win b sustain
tho root.s and rapidly torce., tho growth.
Wo aro not attempting lo minutely do
scribe thoso, but ri fi r to them ns being ?
far moro useful m proportion lu thc pul- !
vcrissation of tho s ul. L'hc lund devoted
to the grassed is always greatly bon ell ted ,
hy a top dreeing ol almost any Of tho
usual fertillr/.ing materials used for com
or-cotton. The beni lune to sow tho
seeds i'i in Si ptember ni our cou.ute.
Soiue. may bo sown very carlv in tho
spring ami do well, but S ip tom nor is tho
best time to afford ah crtrly clopping by
the stock. Wo aro aware that grass seed
arc almost universally town in tho
spring at tho North, tho objeot hoing to
give the ro,.Ls tiuOiuh nt .-.tn llgtll to stand
tho cold ol tho following wiob r, Noth
ing should bo sown with the grass seed
in our section that is to bo out, h aving
tho young gross exposed to our South
ern nun, for in nun. instances iL would
bo killed, As stick tike variety it is
boat lo KOW mixed Boods nook ai orohard
grass, herds gross, red lop, timothy,
while olovor, (this ii belter than the
red.) Wo will soy boro that BOMO, who
have tbiH grass growth, aver that stock
preo-r tho crab grass t ? any ot them, BO
that in a mixturo of tho .'cut nomo o?
tho or ab grasa seed, should bo added if
they can bo procured. Tho following is
0 suitable mixturo for an acre. Sow
broadcast in ik'ptculUOf und harrow
lightly:
Orchard grass '2 bushels.
Hod clover IO pounds.
Win to clover-5 pounds,
Herds gran 10 pounds.
Sow broadcast and harrow in lightly.
- Augusta Oit/etto.
11 ii HIM ii <'nln'?.
tr 4 ?: ??
An OXClllinge l?ysi - "Nine tenthW of the
unhappy marriages result from human
< alvi s being allowed to run nt largo In
society pictures." Niue teni hs ot the
chronic or Ungi ling dhctiacs of today orig
inale in impure bleed, liver c?mOlalot or
hillloilsnoiS. resulting i In undula. COD
sumpdoii (which is hut feiofula of thc
lungs), sore?, ulcers, skin diseases and
kindred affections. Dr. Pierce's "Holden
! Medical DbcovViy" curca ad lhe?o Of
1 druggists.
T UK CATHOLIC) 111 Klt?ltCUY.
i m pori an I CIIHIIICI-M Kalil io >>.? About l<> !?<?
Minio Among tito Chim-li l>lK?Harlea in
v merlon.
BATJTIMOUK, January 20.-A spacial
correspondent of thc Bul ti moro .Sim, at
Romo, writos that a number <.i import
ant changes in connection with tho gov
ernment of tho (Jalholio Church in Lho
, United States aro contemplated.
Though nothing ha? boon formulated
y< t, it is ngroed upon in ocolesiaslioal
euell's that Archbishop Williams, of
? Bonton, will ho made ('ardi?al at tho
; Consiste.ry in ?March. Other changes
! foreshadowed l>y tho Sun correspondent
aro that Bishop McMahon, of Hartford,
Conn,, will bo the now Cardinal's coad
jutor, and tho Hov. Dr. BvrilO, ol lios
. ton, will suer.ni Bishop McMahon.
The Kev. Dr. Clmpo?lo, of Washing
ton, will probably bo promoted t ? the
vaeaut Archbishopric ol New Oilcans,
j '1 hat a now Archbu hoprio will bo ereati d
out of tho Archdiocese ol Milwaukee,
uud Bishop Ireland will become the now
I Archbishop, and that. Dr. O'Connell,
H ctor of thu American Collego in homo,
will succeed Bishop Keane, of Itioh
inotid, when tho latter assumes his ditties
in tin- new University td Washington,
A member of the Papal household,
and one eminently qualified to speak,
t dd tho Sun correspondent that Pope
I - " would aol tako the slightest notice
of an attempt to provoke jealousies ho
tweon Irish and Germau Catholics in the
United States.
Strange stories, to speak of Hmm in
thu mildest stylo, have en pt into Home
regarding alleged complaint*; at tho pre
dominance ol Irish prelates iu the Amer
ican heirarehy. The Pope hus saul that
iu making promotious iu that dircetiou
ho will not rccoguit&e, even ii accom
panied by the strongest recommenda
tions, any claims for appointment hised
on national preferences, Ho is deter
mined hot lo give car lo cither eldo,
should the issue overcome, ?or he holds
I hat no ci ii/.-, ii is irish or German solely
aud distinctly in tho United Stat s, but
au Ann rican and aa such mentally and
spiritually (nullified for tho po ut ion in
question alli l?e only considered thc
eases to those who are morned ns lilting
poisons to bo promoted.
Senator Chandler's (looil Wm U<
St 11 a tor ( 'lu indli-r, ->t' Now Hampshire,
is doing a great aud good work in tb?
.icu ile, atld wo li pe Unit tile Senator*
will give him the wiliest latitude to in
form tho body what hu kllOWS lllwjtll
naval eontraets and Southern elections.
Si natur Chandler bas just olVorod tw<
important resolutions in Ibo Sonata
Ono relaten to tho Navy Department
and e.dls for ollloial inft rmatiou as t?? tia
cost <e plans, desigus, drawings, spec i li
cations, ?-t?-., of ships or cugiucs, re
ooivod from foreign countries; also ioj
chi ages math- in origina! plans of severn
vessels designed atti ct,otra ted for bj
Mr. Chandler when Secretary aud als?
for contra?is miltie for naval vessels sine?
Match i, isan.
There is no man iu tho country win
knows more al-?nt erookcdnesM in nava
contracts than Senator Chandler, as mos
ot tho wide-spread crookedness and ap
palling waste which obtained nuder pri
vions administrations win planued am
carried out by Mr. Chandler either ai
outfide manager under llobeson or ai
Si orotary of tho Navy un.?er Arthur, lb
knows exactly what ?8 wrong in boll
pr< sent and [inst naval contracts, and In
IS just Hie man to hunt for it. Let ile
Senate heartily aid him in au exhiliistivi
inquiry into naval contracts, and .see tba
( 'handle r doesn't weary of tho bunt whci
lie gets back of 1885.
Another great and good work starte?
by Senator ('handler is a hill he Intel,
introduci.! to r< gu?ate national elections
What Senator Chandler doesn't kilo*
about regulating Sont bern elections isu
woitii knowing, und be may ne accepte
as standard authority on tho subject,
man who conceived, organized atiti i x.
culed the theft of Kleotottd votes of t M
States m lHTd, and puta lian inti th
Presidency w ho was defeated by a ipiai
t<-r million majority, must knowoxacll
what the South needs to regulate chi
lions.
Circumstances have somowhat ohangc
since Sena toi Chaudlor perpetrated th
most monstrous fraud of our history i
i louisiana aud Florida. Then Chnudh
bini tin- Kt turning Boards ill (lu hand
of enrpet-haggors and a 1 ven tuners, br
now it reqiliros an election to elect i
t iie South ipiite a : much as ii does in tb
North, ami Chandler isn't happy ovt
tho idea Lot Chandler have a chanci
t If course, hu w ill be expected to giv
some reasons in support of Iiis hill t
regulate national elections, ami tine
reasons would bo incomph te without gi
i i ig bock to 1 "s'."1'.
s inator Chandler, bas oponod two voi
instructivo issues for Cougrcss aud tl
country if Congress shall give him
chanco to exhibit Cbaudlorism m its tn
iigl.-t as Chandlerism would regula!
naval contracts and national ch ?tions,
Chandler ?nu) would present thc man
mum of possible theft in both. Gi'
Chandler a chance. Philadelphia Timi
Am.liter lt\ltlllll|t|)lng.
C. A. Matthews, of louisville, N. (
a boy aland. 18 years of age, vs an ari o d<
herc Saturday mo-.ling on a t. legra
frmn tin- Mayor of Wilmingtonohargii
him with forgery. Matthews WAS (ak<
by the elliot of police from the sleep
of tim South bound train, a kind hem I
drummer having paid his way from W
laington to Charleston. Saturday a wi
rant was issued for Matthews by Tr
Justice McNeill on thoa?ldavito? Chi
of Police M cC lon ag I ian, and ho w
placed in tho custody of a sp?cial Ol
stable. Two policemen from Wilmir
ton arrived in Florence, took Matths
from tho special constable, and return
with bira to Wilmington Sunday nigl
The Ninth Carolina officers virtually ?
dueted Matthews, lor ho waa a prism
of thin State, aud they hail no author
under tho law for taking him from t
borders of South Carolina unless arra
with a requisition. Verily, tho Blot
wood oaso has been dnplioated right In
at Florence; and if tho integrity of t
law is to bo uphold, thou boro is tho i
portiuiity for action, that should
prompt and decisivo. It has also bi
somowhat commented on tlint, it ti
two able-bodied oity policemen to co
to Florouco and reooivo from ensU
and escort a moro boy back to Wilmi
I tom- -Florenoe Time?.
-1 , .
".????? -riTtrnt-Tiiifr'riTT frill r Muli
FUN WU DON'T ll Wi: I1KUI?
Uranilla Description <>f it ililli Dtty on Steel
ii <l Itutiuorn in Cont ml i'm lc
(Kroll) Kio New Vori; Ilem'il )
llotwcon skating and sleighing ut least
forty thousand Now Yorkers turnoil out
for exercise yesterday. Oeutral 1'nrk
uovor saw u ncoro glorioun duy, and avon
when iou thousand happy obildren
dancod around -May polos on its velvety
swunls .nilli r a cloudless bky. For what
aro tho soft delights of a summer's day
compared to the wild whirling multi
tildes that swept about on the polished
Illus with sparkling eyes und blooming
cheeks'/
Tho seine on tho main lake waa an ex
traordinary oin-. From tho top ot* the
gray Uelvidoro it looked aa if a vast
swarm of hoes bad Kat he rod ou a huge
wedding cake, lint the! sound that, robe
mi tho clear air was like the voice of Hu:
ocean* Kvery train on each of the throe
elovatod road.i carried a new batch of
hilarious skaters to the Boone. Aa thc
day wore on tho crowd became douser
land wilder. Tho waiting homo was
pucket! with fepiirmiug, struggling bu
inanity. Hoys fought ?htir wuy ill and
hutt led out into the air agaiu with pies
iu their bauds. Girls squeaked ai they
wore lifttd oil'their [cet Ry thc tide and
curried in or out.
"it's ti n die!" saul Captain Heat ty, aa
bo watched his olllisors to lilli; iu V.liu
I against the overwhelming outrent that
s- t toward the pu s and hot stoves.
How it was thai the iee could support
such ii frightful weight of djiru* people
no ono but Btiporinleudont St. .lohn
I oo it lei explain. A gorgeously arrayed
young man or w oman attract vi nttci tioi
till 'lie edge of the lake was readied,
and then he or she was swallowed up ii
tin: immense human sea.
Tn wuloh ll sim !.? skater was almos
in possible. Asa !lor.dd reporter watch
tho oro wd a girl took to the ico." Sin
was a pretty croat uro, with long, floating
trusses uuel briglft blue eyes, as gracofu
as a fawn, as bite hounded oil' with hoi
scarlet dress il twiug about her litln
form bewitchingly. The reporter tried
to follow her with Iiis eyes. At first she
loo!.ed liko a bright llimiugo struggling
in dark reeds. Then silo was lost in n
mid whirlpool of skaters. Again bei
Boarlot dress was soou glenming throngh
thc multitude. At last il fad d ?ike a
spock of sunset lu n oloud. over an.
over iiLiain the reporter H ied to liad tin
pretty skater, hut she w is lost as com
plotely us if tho iee had opi nod and i u
gulled her. S<> it was all day. We
might tho girls oling close to their gd
hint escorts. To bo si p irated was to hi
partea for a long time. Winn com
panions drifted apart on tho ii <. tho}
made ior tho wailing lo uise at one '. Ti
, look for each other in such a scene wa
1 wm so than us. h ss.
briney skating was practically stopped
A man had to bo con tout it' he got roon
onough tn j-ii alu ad even in u tortitou
course wit had thinking of a char spaei
for cutting art ic tie pigeon-wings am
grapevines on the ice, Now and then i
double ring would be formed to pr?.tee
sumo hnudsome youug fellow and bi
;. ii I while they exhibited their grace nu
skill, meeting and pat ting and skintuiinj
about in liowildefiug cures. Hut, alas
tho great multitudo would surgo againa
tho circle and il was gone in a moment
(".' all the wundorfiil things t<> bo soei
tho im ' t astonishing was the good a nur
und politeness of the people. lt dion
mattara nein knocked you dowu an
sent you spinning a fow yards, yo
laugh as il hu had dono yon a kindlier
and placed yo", in der a deep obligatio
te> him.
1: you bumped roughly uguiusl n ?ii
you simply waved your hand upologct
nally or blow a distant ki.-s fioiu you
linger.- if her ei c u I wa . uot looking
and she san I -1 a pill don, M dinning lad
dashed the feet ol old men from bein at
them ami thu unoioid fellows simpl
; mtlttere-d 11 ?nt boys wo ti Id 1)0 boys.
And while this mighty gathorin
'fr. linked and shouted and laughed an
! Hilled tin- jingle of sleigh lads mad
music mi tho road.-.
Mow tho glenming hides and pron
mam s nial humming runnels mid tri
mondona shaggy rohes und marvcloi
warm coat, alni bc-ribbotlCel whips ll
like a swift river atong the smooth In. 1
way M. How the noble pacers race
fiercely against each other till the pac
itig moulded policemen put a clue
upon them, 'lo look at tho Ilcetir
pictures of animal courage and sarong!
and manly enthusiasm not to motttu
tho Indien was to learn love for hors
of every kind and oolor.
Vurlfj Inn i li? Hook,
HrotiMo?n, Mo., January '-:.!. Dav
WI ii tm er, tho lust ono of tho tinco wi
i misses to tho truth of tho Kook of Ml
j mon, ia dead. Boforo brcathiug his ls
I ho culled tho family and friends to I
I bedside anti boro bia testimony to t
I truth nf tho Hook nt' Mormon un i t
I Hihle. Ho was past No yeats of agc Ul
! was kuoi n by every ono hero as a m
of tho highest honor, having re-aid
here-since tie-year 18111, Ho WUK m
ami never had boon, A believer
polygamy. Ho loft the Mormon Chut
in 18518 on account of their depart!
from the faith, as ho belicVos.-N
York Star.
l-l v NO-.T? Vi? o"ui. I NH,
Weare prepared to sill Pianos a
Organs of tho best make at fach
prices for Caah or easy Instabilen
Pianos from $210 np; Organs from *j
up. Tho verdict Ol tho peuple is tl
they can save the In igllt and tweutyd
per cent, hy buying' ol us. lnstruniei
dolivored to any depot on fifteen da
trial. Wo pay freight both ways if l
satisfactory. Order and test in yi
own homes. Hoapootinlly,
N. W. TUC MP,
? Columbia, H. C
Tlio . t ; i * . ? 11 n nt lias been mado tdmt
damage suits resulting from tho Chi
worth disaster ol lust August on
Toledo, Peoria and Western I huiro
save four minor mises, have been sn
fae.tordy adjusted. There were 22."> oi
in nil, and they cost tho oampany a li
ovor $100,000.
Il J, Furber. ?Tr., is a young man
yet 20, who is preparing to foun
great university in Chicago after tho
Heidelberg. Ho will devote $1,(100
as an inducement for other citixoni
join tn the movement. Ho ia a grael
of the Ute Chicago University^ an
now in Berlin studying philosophy
der dorman masters.
WAU IN MIK hlMUMi
A ItiiKMlnii OIU<rer on How tim Kl ningi" Will
llivln--t'<'riiiiiiiy, \iiKlr a nml linly to Inn Ar
rayed Against frauen) anil Itnoia.
LONDON, Jtiuunry -It is hcyou?)
doubt Unit the powerful war party lu lins
Bia has several times in Um laut two inontlia
nearly uticctcdcd In committing the Czar to
overt nols of hostility. Tho latter has been
persuaded tint litsiuurck wishes war, amt
is ( M lu a voling to precipitate it, timi tlie
anti dorman mauiiestatioua in Lithuania
and other provinces uro an Indication tliut
tia: Russian Government I? earnest in ii?
deslio to banish thc language mid other re
mainders of tia: detested Teuton from Ku?
sin ii soil. As ii nnturnl consequence muny
theoretical wai riots have favored tho world
with tin ir views as io Hie campaign which
llfoy regard ns inevitable between Ger
many, Austria .-ind Italy on the out hand,
und Russia mid Prance on the other,
< nie ol the most distinguished Russian
Generals has enlightened thc pilhlie
through Hu: correspondent of thu Patin
fitteil with precise details coucerufng thc
coming struggle. He lakes it for granted
I hal bismarck wishes wai', for several reli
sons. The Hillanco w ith Italy may not last
long. lu a couple of years a change i f
ministry nt Home may withdraw her sup
port, mid he w shes to make use of Ibo
Italian troops while he can e munumi their
id?!. Norean Audi in entirely be depended
upon Tia- Hungarians particularly detest
IVinec bismarck mid distrust Uormany,
oui several speeches in the Diet have lately
showu th" uni mus of thc inhabitants of
?nat powerful portion of the Austrian Em
pire.
An article in tho trciiy of the triple
nil tu cc engages euch of thc contracting
powers to mobilize- a portion id its forces
yearly. I'lic Austrian Gov -ruinent having
biiled to keep i's iigreemeut in this respect,
. i pressure was brought upon it from Bel
liu, und an a further Incentive the alarming
tull? les in thu German mid Austrian j an
nals as to Ute threslciihiu; Kunian move
ineiii.? ou ti,?? Qalichin frouder appeared,
setting all li no ?Hi in a turmoil.
Tho coull et will b.gin, continues tho
General, in this wise: In the ?pring Italy
will be sn in moued io iiiohili/.j an army
(..rps on tho northern bonnor. France,
will respond by au utialogOU.H military
measure. Geri mny will older Franco io
'li perso he.' troops, and then war will hu
gill. Sixteen of the eighteen ?ermau urmy
corps will t-iiter Frailee from Lorraine,
while a cloud ol Italians will deb .neb by
Hie Ht. Gothart! upon the basin of the
Ku ne. Al ?lu- end of the fust week Kranen
will ho victor upon die llldnc or thrown
back into the middle id' Champagne. She
tn e tr!nit)ly hohl out for a month, and al
thc cud o! th ii time Russian annies will bc
lin? iden i ny 15-, rlin yr Vienna.
This is thc programme liirnlslictl hythe
lins.-:m war export, who concludes by
saying thal Russia is a powerful lacliine,
and ns such, ?low io Pe pm in motion, bul
once started vin- will crush e.cry obstacle
in ber path.
IIKllO \.M> M ARTI U.
v HM, i, t'u.iiiiT Killed hy KolilMtriand v > ..ni<< ,i
dy I.) iii-hem.
Li.MKsroNK, 1. T., January Sil.-Four
inn skell men, all heavily nriili'tl, who sub
sequently proved t<> be cili/.eiiH and cattle
raiiciiors of the neighborhood, euteretl the
Ciiizens' Hank Saturday, and, presenting a
pistol ai Un- h-ad of the cushier, W. T.
Reynolds, dcniuudcd thal hu should turo
ovei ibo cash ou h uni Wtiilo prvteuding
10 < ??inply, Reynolds slammed the door of
I li-? salo anti turned die loi k Ht; was al
line? I lid oui hy a bullet from the pistol cf
ont: ol Un- i.esperad-.es. which sll'iicl'. him
tibovi! Hi-- ie .M. Itilliog lum IHMantly.
Ihe hank was then tuitaticki-tl, und all Hit:
money in thc cash drawer, some $3,ROO,
was taken. An atleinpl was made to open
the safe, but in lins the roblstrs were foiled.
ils the sound of pistol shots was heard
several |ieoplc caine running lo wai d thc
bank io ascertain the cauto <>i ih<- trouble.
They were ll rmi upon hy ihre? of the meu
wi o weic on guard, and retreated to get
aims. lu a leW minutes Hie town was
aroused, and twenty or thirty armed men
hurried towml tho bank. Tin- robbers
were in Hinting I heir horses, and a hot Iii?:
Wis stain d, in whit h one of thc robbers,
Thomas loans, was killed oui right, liebig
sliol several '.inn s In thc head and hotly.
11 - was ideal i lied as a ranchman living
nc ir toan
In lin light four ? ?ti/ -ns were wounded,
bul nul I itally, two receiving shots i h rough
ile- arius und two others being slightly
wounded in tho lees. Tho lliree mrvivlug
rohhors then odo away with Hie booty
captured A p ?sse of pursuers was soon
upon the trail, liding rapidly in the direc
tion of Aloha. After il ls Ult till nolie's hard
puisuil Ihe robber:? were surrounded, cap
tured and taken buk to Limestone, w lie ie
J mig.) Lynch was ?ailed on to hold court.
Th?! loader was f mud gullly of tito monler
of I! >. nokia und was forthwith strung up.
The oilier lu.? w?r. pl atc? I in charge ol a
strong guard und slatted for Kort Washita,
where l hey will he I ii med over lo the
l u i?il Males authorities, '"he stolen
money was recovered.
UM lr Muting lu n lllw/.rrd
I talked with thc engineer ns I cune
. i iwn, mid la- told nu thai i ho storm in
Dakota uns thc llcrcest ?-vor known. Ile
had ne? lt -e,i lal of I he train hands as they
i nn? into Si. Paul, and they gaven UTI!
b c H ? ?uni of the slate of nlfahs AU
freight train-, lind been abandoned, UH it
was ?mp issi hie to lind men lo manage them,
it is haul Ul seo how any one could stand
the exposure to which I Itu freight brakemen
an- now subjected. The brak'tfl must ire
pm on constantly, which involves crawling
along tho narrow footboards 00 lop of the
cns. which aro coated with snow ami ice
anti exec, i igly slippery, With thc wlud
blowing at lilly miles an hour, mid (he train
bulling ?is w ly through the snow, lt ls Im
possible for the brakemen to maintain :m
upright position, and they are obligetl to
crawl from car lo car OU their hands nuil
knees, handle ihe ?old iron, wiih the ther
mometer 40 degrees below zero, ami re
main exponed lo the storm tor hours, HS
tin y never have time lo go lo Ihe caboose.
I'le- mun have no sheller beyond what they
an lind by clinging to the ladders lutween
UlOCarS, and stiller fearfully. The engineer
told me that dozens of men had frozen their
hands and feet, and Hint Ihudly several
rews had refused to work longer nnd hud
taken shelter in the rabonee, ll w asa well
know n bu t In the Northwest thal scarcely
a freight brakeman works more than ono
yen, as the experience of one winter is
such ns to niak?' thom prefer anything to
repealing lt.-8t, /.<?</M l'ont-Dinjiatch.
One eoncorn at Waterville, Me., made
18,0(M>,000 square yard? of ootton good?
last your, and a Maine newspaper figuren
t that tho cloth would mako o tent that
) I would could oovor 870 aoros, and bold
oil tho peoplo of Maino. Now Hampshire
and Mnssaohnsott? comfortably seated,
with a ring of more than 108 acres lu Ibo
eon!rn. In that ring tho 81,000 hoyne*
I of Maino could be exhibited all I