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PALMETTO POINTERS! POST."*!ASTERS' SALARIES. Annual Ailjiistrioiit ? An Index of Prosperity. The annual adjustment of presidential postmaster salaries is often regarded us perhaps the best, index of the prosperity of our towns and cities, j Possibly it is not an uufailing index. ] The adjustment announced at Wash- i ington, to take efl'oct duly 1st., em- I braces the following particulars for j North and South Carolina. The first j set of figures are those for 1894, the I second those for 1805. North Carolina: Stateaville is advanced front the third to the second class. Changesi it salaries?increases:Edenton. 31,200 to $1 ,'-t00;(iHstoiiiaii 31,100 I to 31,200; Greensboro $2,400 to $2,- ' 500; Henderson, $1,500 to SI,000; | High Point, $1.5001<? $1,000; Kiuston, , 81,400 1?> 31,500; Monroe, SI,100 to , SI,'100; Morgantou. 81,200 to $1,300; ' Salem, 31,500 to SI,(.00; Shelby, ' $1,100 to si,200, Stntesville, SI,000to $2,000; Washington, 31.500 tt? SI,700. Decreases Salisbury ;$l ,800 to $1,700; Wiuston, S3,.800 to 82,500. South Carolina Ham well is reduced from ! the thud to the fourth-c lass. Changes i it. salaries- -incrrm l!e-afort, 81,500 to 31.000: P.enn-ttevilh . 81.2.80 to SI. 100: Darlington. ;.;l."?00to 81,500; j Georget o\\ t :. SI.'500 to 81.500; Spar tnulMii'K, 82.100 t< 82.200 v.?ikvilU?. Sl,'2(lll to $1,30-.:. .Decrease. Mnrii u, , si.100 t.. SI.000. -? > 'I'lirct' Oolitui ?.lills Rave hr-'i: <1 Iron: at ('barb slon. One wants u charter. another is ready for business, and tin third wants to | increase its capital stock to an etjuiva- | lent of anotliei null. 'I'in const:: hiithm ! foi u charter came from Marlboro i county. The co* point o|> ot ti? new ; company are A. T. ' b.M.sinp. 11. H. ! Newton. I'. If Moore and If. L>. Moore. 'J'Ih- eoiti]>:<ny is to he known aw the Marlht io Manufacturing ('on;puny. The factory is te lie located near Alice, in Marlboro county. The ! capital stock of the company is to ho j 810.000 at the outset. The stockholders of the Latijjley j Cotton Mill foist |-hiiv by a atnitiinioiis vote deeidetl to turrets-: the capital i stock of the coin] any Pom S<>00,000 to 8700,000. Nhe Norris Cotton Mill. a' Central, i reports that it has complied with the , t law and desires its chnrte;. Tin- en pitul stock < ; tin company h.is beet: taken 'i'iie ihrectors Were (dieted a:folloa* 'i I . Connor. P. K. Nor>ie, H M No; 11- .' ?\ 1 si her. .1. F li.'M !'. J~ > 1 llo .IT!.I H I I .uvliifl. The ?iit * {? ?> < !?-i t?-?J !' K. N>:rm, presitj.nt it11 .net ami .!. I'. Smith secret :i r /. l>ent li <>f the i J.i;i!.- ' Minister it. Siijii!: < ,ii iijilia. The Hi v. Henry \Y. Muliotny. 11.c i oldest liajilis' niiniM : in JIm' Ktiiti , died ul In-. !imi:x>. ;i? :: Pnrksville, ('Inremlon r< it.', v. l ist wci'k. Hi \v::k f in his his: Vi'.i!. it1111 Im.l l;i\iiii'( I Hi , 1 !i?* work el tii. t;:iis1 i'v fin seventy- , four veins lie wim horn in Mnvlhoro : county, Pee. inii. . js, 1S0I. i 1? luhoivd in lin ei ;;nties <i| Slimier, Dm lin;.P h. Pielniiiin l K'-r.-ieiv.. Wiiiiiimn'.nir^,( "Ini i :i.I >11 nml ' teor<;el e.vn. He ili< il in j i .i , | jie.iee uitil ei;J!* Kcionshess. - > < ? ( r??iv ilte's Si.iMiiii Mill. Tins! weil< ; 11iii::ri win- broken for Ihe l*iit:tiil:t111?11 of lie- Pin-(Potion Mill. The mill will tutvt HPOilO spindles imd Sii.lO.OhO ciijnl i!. 'twill lie com) leteil in tin curly | in it of tie eoiniiie winter. It it* iociiteii in u lv o|>|i(e lie tin- Sumption .Mill, v. inch will nnil.i tlmt ] >it 11 of the city il stt.ine annex T his is the second of tli !:\e mills < ireenvilli will hr.ild tin s mm! \iIm rtisernei.t" lor contracts f .|- the third mill limy he expected Hi i. very Iioit time Spnrl;iiiI>itra t?? }?:?*.' Soup Work*. Spill tit II t il> |e? is to liuve ii Soup fnei it*.... i i i.... i. i _. i IIM V I I " I M I I lit V IMM II M.'U Ull nn.l within thirty days the hnihlinp, will lie c</!iiniiil 1h'' inaehinerv in and ready I"! work Tin name of the works will he tin C'nroliiiu Soap Works \; t- - The extension of the Seaboard Air I,inn from Ciieraw to Columbia will probablv be math ilmim fin- year, us the Seaboard p -opie linvn at last obtaino.l possession. by purchase, of tin 20.000 acres of timber lands alnii" tin proposed line that they iiavn been nncotiati ii" i'ot to: sen ml months, ('hnstnrlinh! ,i voted ?*>0.0.>0 to this road Tin people ( ! 'in-raw have an otl.-r ol $7;"i,000 towards > j? -? > j n i S * <'. - , 000 cotton mi:: provided thai they . will raise th" other :<7.\<KV). Ah a re- ] suit of tins ?|-i ,! i>: progressiva ness I tilings are h><>k;n ' i : i that town and Hew life is belli , i!.. i: on. The CI." :aw hnitt i Mil's nr.' now [ woi Uinv o" f:i!i t-ai i.. I t :? iii?; out a i las ol <r oo 't 1.1 e j.i.d <>; anv ? .1 ; it In- market f aptain Patrick de MucM ihoti, tiio j poii of tli" Mar.din'. 11 one of the vol* j unicorn for the Madugaacai oxpcdi* tiou. 1 TIIE REGISTRATION CASE BEFORE JUDGE SIMONTON. Tlio Motion to Amend ItifiiR.Ml, flic lujuiu-lIon Dissolved and (lie Dill Dismissed. The cane of Frederick Pratt and Sainut ] Price vk. John Gary Evans,Governor of the State of South Carolina,and P. Butler McCoy, a commissioner of election for Richland county, aud Arthur E. P. Bedenbaugh, supervisor of registration for Newberry County, Souih Carolina, enrae up in the United States Circuit Court Wednesday of last week, Judge Hiinonton presiding. Argument was made by Dr. Samp- : son Po?.;e for the bill, ami by Gen.McCrady,"the Attorney General and Mr. M ower against. The Court then rendered the following decision: The United States of America,District of South Carolina--In the Circuit Court?Fourth circuit?In equity. Frederick Pratt and Samuel Price, complainants, vs. John Gary Evans, Governor of the State of South Carolina, and P. Butler McCoy, a commissioner of election for Kichlniid County, in said State, and Arthur E. P. Bedenbaugh, supervisor ol registration for Newberry County, South J-'..-..!;.... ,i. The bill in thin case originally was brought aginnst John Gary Evans,Governor of South Carolina, and P.Butler McCoy, a commissioner of election, and tin psayci of the bill ?uii for uu injunction in these words: "That youi Honor, will be pleased to grant them, in thei: own behalf and in behalf of other citizens of African descent in tin said State of South Carolina similarly injured and threatened, the writ of injunction restraining the suid John Gary Evans, an Governor aforesaid, from appointing commissioners of election foi the election of delegates io such said Constitutional Convention, and also restraining the the defendant. Butler McCoy, from acting as such a commissioner in that regard, and restraining the said John Gary Evans, as Governor aforesaid, from issuing any writ 01 writs,or other orders or prociamr.t ions, or other directions looking to the election of delegates to such a Convention, and ulso restraining any and all persona from lwililitirr olin tlolo. it n vuolit 111 1 no together as uuch Convention. " And also for general relief. The bill coming on to be heard before Goli, J., alter fail argument, the prayer was denied, and the injunction askew for was refused. An amendment was then allowed whereby Arthur E. 1'. liedcnbaugh, Bujiervisor of registration for Newberry County, in said State was made a party defendant, and the prayer ol the bill was iwi.t inh-d in theat words: "'J hat un order of i:.junction of this honorable Court may n :u , directed to Arthur E. I' lodenimugb supervisor Cf registration for Newberry County, in said State, enjoining and restraining him from exercising in any manner tin duties of his otlice in registering voters until the further order of this Court." After this amendment a rule was granted, directed n> lledeiibaugh, directing him to show cause why an injunction should not lie issued against him as prayed for in the said amendment Cause v.as shown, and utter argiiim nt u 1 * n?p?>r.si v injunction was granted, signed by both tin Circuit lodges. following tin- casi of Mill* vs. Green, recentIv deeided in this Court. The case now conies up ou a motion l?y the Attorney General to dissolve the injunction and dismiss the bill It will be observed that the sole <|uestion is at to the supervisor ol' registration. The decision of the Circuit Court of Appeals of the 4th circuit in the cause of Mills vs. (ireeu. leaves no alterative. It controls this Court, and decides the precise 'juestion at issue. A Minervisor of registration cannot he controlled hi the exercise of his oili< ial duties by an liijuiietion issuing out ol this Court as a Court ol Kipiitv. Obeying tlx authority < 1 that case, let. an or lei lie ent< re 1 dissolving the injunction hei tot'on entered against. Arthur Iv I !>< lei'b.iugh. supervisoi td registration '<u Neubiny County. As the other prayer in the original bill bus heretofore been re' .u cd the bill will now be dismissed. Charles H. Himotiicu. Circuit fudge, dune I'd, lHd.'. Dr. Sain]isoli I'ope aid that tliO fnKp would I?* taken ti> 'lie Kuprcino Colli! of 1lu- Hinted S'jJi-s o" neural. Internal Revenue <'olleetions. UComniissioner Miller tin1- - ?on|?iI' < 1 tin* official figures showing tlit- . ileetioir 'rein Internal revenue !i r the II tin idle v ! :he lisCftl year 18%. The total r. eei| i aggn ran d!M nil ill! reuse over |S!I-| III i s. |e'i;ieipal items are l'rein > ;>:rit- vT-l.tMiMJOO, a ileerea.se of s>|. t:is._Mf.. f i. toha- J7, 216,OKI, nn inoreasi' ol 91,in!i,f:02 Iroiii fermetitnu liquor* 928,0in,OS!', an liiei ?mi of $224,'20fi, from ol-oinar.^arii.e ? I ..:'iil. a dperease of ir'i'.ii;.;! i.\ Tiie total ainoiim eo!leote?! on n-eornt <?' the ineotir> tax suri;resales !'i>e will he refaiule l as sVion ; . .,?t;.e -la iii- ai* properly liletl. The aggregate p eijtstor ?!. . we-, ; l, 422.DS7 It ss than tor \i.i> I j'.U Fewer Irishmen are coming to tlia eonnIry now than in any year siuee i.x.M. MissiKsinpiV treasury e in arl\ t>nre f rash Canada's same laws have i<een revised in the sneeial interest ol Auieiiefui s; orts:i;eu. j r NEUTRALITY LAW. ' OLNEY DEFINES THE POSITION < Americans Should Assume Toward j Cuban Insurgents. Secretary Olney has practically defined the position American citizens should assumo toward Culmn iusurrection, in a letter to a Cuban sympathizer, the cashier of a bank, who wrote to Mr. Olney for advice with regard to receiving contributions to the insurgents' cause on deposit at the institution with which be is connected. The bank cashier wrote as follows: "Farmers and Merchants' National Bank, Waco, Tex.?Hon. Richard Olney, Secretary of State: I have been approached by alleged agents of the Cuban insurgents with the view oT securing this bank's consent to act as a depository for contributions from sympathizers in the United States, but havo with- | held consent until such time as I could hear | from your department as to whether we I would, by so doing, lay ourselves liable to prosecutiou under the neutrality laws. This we desire to avoid not only technically but morally as well for we are too loyal to our country to seek *o overturn, in any sense, her laws. ' ], myself, am in entire sympathy with the ? cause of (Julian independence, and I attri- < bute the singling out oT this bauk to that fact, being known to a f?'W who are identified witli the cause iti that country. It is needless to say that from a business standpoint it would result in great advantage to this bank, J and I hope you will s<*e your tvay clear in ! ' allowing us to publish acceptance of the trust ) to the world. John p. Market. 1 "Cashier." j I To this the sc retarv of state replied: i ' Whether the hauk or its officers could be i criminally prosecuted under tin* neutrality | 'J laws' of tin United States because the bank ' t had knowingly made itself a depository of the tuiids contributed by sympathizers in tin1 I'r.ifod States, in support of tin* present Cuban insurrection. i?a 'pestion as to which ^ opinions may differ. and wiiich can be satis- . factory seitlcil only by the adjudication of % tbo proper court. Should a bank engage in j such a transact ion and nv y M-ggest, publish us acceptanceof such atrust to the i ' world.it would he my duty to call upon the j * department oi justice ?> test tiic question' ' whether or not the proceeding \va?- a rim? j * against the United States. It might also be mv duty to suggest whether a bank holding a United States charter do?s not abuse its franchises and furnish ground for their for- a faiture by acts in aid of hostilities against a { nation nutb which the United States is at peace. "i <i<-> not a:.ii'iju'Uf nowcvur. iiiat any- ; j thing done hy your bank or it' officers is j liltely to promote t ho solution of the interesting legal questions your letter presents. "You ask ni'- not ir. t? ly as to youi technical legal liability. hut also astu your moral obligations, adding 'for wo are ail too loyal to our country to seek to overthrow, in any ' case, tier laws." i heartily commend the sentiment of the quotation and am in a position to say that your mural duty in the premises does not admit of the least question. ' It has- been expounded l>v no I an authority than the sujoeme eoui' n the following language: ' 'The imer.'c ,;rse of 'h'j country with foreign unio ns and ?i- policy in regard to them are plauetl hy tie- cm.-titutiou of the United St.:a<- in the hands of the government and its deei- intis upm ?!iesu ?ui ject*-are o'digatorv upon ex. ry < tis-.cn of the union, ii-is hound bent \v <r with the nation ugain-t wl i<u ihe war-making power ha- declar. >1 war. a: d equally b< and to commit ik a< t of hostility again-'' .1 nation xvitti which the govt ri :n?. at i? in arr:.ly aud lriecdsliip. "This principle ij an illy mkimwiedged hy the law-" of patinas. I; lies at the foundation ol ali governments, lis there could he noso. ial oid- ru! ;s aecful relations between lit rill.-: ns ol dilfercnt eoantrles willio.il it. It e however more emphatically true in role nr. in cit'.-."IK <.! tl.e United I (Hate? Fo.- a- the ?.,%? : -igniy resides in | the p?',"i |e. every ? ti/.en I- e. portion of it ' and 1- hims"lf oer-o rally 1 uaid hy the laws j which the epre-< r:ati\r ol the sovereignty | may pas-:, or the tca'.ws ini< which they | i may entor within I lie -tope it 'heir dole- I I gated a-e'.t.i 'itx. Ami xvh":: iha' authority j 'J ha- plighted it- faith 'oai??th?c nati" n that ' there shall pea and friendship between i lilt iliyii- ul f 11 twii r't?> i'mtv itt /< ii of Ui" Un.t-Ml Statu* i- ? '!ii:i!ly am! pur- , 'oiiailv Tim omvii't o m?<Ui hy '| Mm ilopart iruut >f 11??* ;a.iuiiini lit upon wliii h Ii" tiiiiM.fii <1:0 a^r>"'i| in uoufur the r pov;< r. 1; is Ii - .v s? | it- :,:ii < oiiipa"' as 11 | portici) of !lu <.* nnytty 11. whose l.eonlf 1 t i irui(!i' A'ri i < a: 'I'' no ;?' !, not ontur I into ii* ! mi' '< proiniilt* o? ruu'oura'.'ti : revolt ii' * 1 1 ililM' ;ti;:iii*s? I-rritorios of | aunai.tr* with w lu> I <1.1 ftovt rnnu tit is ! pii'iivcil 1 *r'.'> l-i : ; without a ' hn-.v-ti l Ii - .! 11: . i- . < itan 1 a l-roaob o! fail a 1 If. i ur--< I > ti " ton a;ii ration. Tr :-t . if y<. will '1.ill tin- loro^oiiij* a s;.1.i-.Ia"torv v.- 1 iiinuiries, and I ha! \o:it I 'Ii )i \ Ml "il ill 1 it- Otlli-r 1.Ill 1 cim? -v.; i.ri.ri I .1 i.u'i-.. I am. sir vr-.ir j .i?n-.;;. * ix.ur. i;i< n.\i;i> oi.ne*. ' njy-IM' vs.\!.\ Dai'lsN'l I'.W Oi l. i ! 1 ] ' !! I'.1 I'.tii'i N< i'riiill. ami Ov.o- t!:o , statu ::>.o'v.>. Til'' II | It l! S'.llo 1 ill I 111 If ( Dill I Hi is - 11... * Mi\.-oh .iin'vs ! !,iit t!:<> Suiilii , j ('.mi.'iii' Stat- Ti?jt:m- liimhuiu-arv, ' 1 liltliollpl: oi.|-.\ 111. n f U|-pus* .i lllollo- ' Jiol* lilt U1 1! 11\' Sill ill! llll'im 1! tlio ( Sl.ilo CoillI" ?: If' I alios .till! UllforCUll ( wiiii ilrvi toil oner.: . Iiv Mm < rumors tlio T;"u...ii ] ' .. us ail id 1 ii is! fitioiis has in l 1 I ii ii. two y?*aM ol .1* operation ' ) not .;i v ii. oil :o pav a pi .til. hut. !acl<s ' ISM* ''"'i of ' 1.1 hi:; ll?? Siuio , l.o j*i(l'l' i) ! i.t; \ .1 lU'Cd ill JW)? to | si.:i| p.- bi - 1 < s ( nnin.issi 'i.i-r .Viv son , ,s;ii ti s tli.it I In- largo J j iflt! |-v * ?! US' :;: -i | rr<lerev;ol 111 I 1 t'lii.'C Ml 'J'.-' ' ! .10 llilV. Hi! I) < 11 ] 1 ' TI ? <; Witt lilt 'MIM I I v I'M '(lllitPll l\V j j < i i.l i:i' ii. i:in', i'ini i.ii.Ms ii llhSoUl , I'm ! iiiil ii'. tiy i.i allowance for C| I i?[ . ; ivc lo?si s i!i lic-ci lies IImi 0 system of l il .:ic st ci. ' ?r the first IS u iiKiTitii- . ( tin -.jv'i'ii' .is ,e,)iri>|'? r Mill a li : Ii iiSI l.r>s-11U < lit eilirlii-MH. l-e ON- ' |in"*si i in- Iinjte i I'ii- t.y i.ex' I'i'Ih-.!..ry ^ t lw (I s[ iis.'iry will !>i-mi' i.f ilebi I;, iiu'vever. !! < 1 * it: I ? ? Si s Courts ? C' iiluii,<' i' jin-ti et inter t'i..t<* ship- K iner is 1.1 ,i .in itijh .-.iii' eiiiisanier.s. it. e i s tvj ii l i'il l ii 1 ! :i-.* t 'i'I }?!*> i f 5 lie <1 is11 * ii s.i i v \v! i.. i* . illy rt ?i 111 ? . I wiiiio :l .! - r\| 'lisi-s Iii 1st Lil- |p:iilil?llit.'il. Tin* wrifni .'Pr-.p oi franec tor i?i.s year i a J ruinisi's in in* .short. O nor pin pearlies |>y jtie carload nre on tno I ^ niove. J A I HE LATEST NEWS.' 3LEAMN(iS FROM MANY POINTS. importitnt Happenings, Itoth llomo und Foreign, Hrlefly Told. Southern Dots. At Gainesville, Ala., pert master P.. E. Woodson shoot ami kil'od Thomas Wright nnl his daughter, negroes. Thursday afterioon, In aqunrrel. IIo has not Own arrested. Governor Atkinson, of Gcorgtu, who has jeen seriously ill for the past week, continues o improve and the physieiaus are hopeful. iVhilo he is by no means out of danger his ecovory eau almost be predicted with sertftlnty. ? 'Pile Exposition. The woman's department t.r Now York eity, )f the Cotton States and International Exposi;iou of Atlunln, Go held an important nesting Saturdny at bo residnuee of its dinirman. Mrs. .Ins. I'.radley itead. Mrs. Road said that si.a had teeeivod a letter fr? ti he exposition authorities, informing her that here had been reserved forth"* woman's department of the eity of New York, a large ootn on the maiti thuir. with: inpital trout k^< , IWAUO irr\ id *>!/,? II W.O ?I " * I M'l tone liut such ioxcntions. ii> wo iM I"' suitibloto :> .lr.nviiiK room ?\?>ald I e allowed iu bo Nov.' York room. _ ('rime. August TWftenian was bunged at Morrisowii, N. oil Thursday. tor tlio munlor ol lis brother, Julius. <ui January j;?, lH'.M. Ex- Con g: <'s- i 11 a: i tb'org" E. I)o?'sey. repnhicnn, ?>f Fremont, was imi'i tod at Omaha, "Job., by tin- federal grand jury for Iiis- oonleetion with tlio failure of the I'onen. Nob., lationa1 haul at which ho war president. I'll is is tho second time lio (ins been indicted lia Ilrst indict men' beiug hashed. Labor. All.owistoii, Maiiio. 'ho 11 I i Manufacturing Company and tho Continental Mill Corporaion have made a tea per cent, ad vunce in vatfos. Tho Illinois Stool' Campanylat Chicago liavo aniioiiiiood an advanoo of 4-2 a ton in ho prior of atrnI rails, tlio former price wing 42:1. Tho increase is attributed to ho in< ir:is? il cost of ore, ooko and labor. -??r Fires. At Seattle, Wash., lire, destroyed 4200.000 fifilli oi |ii<i|>riiv iK lllllnlU^- IU 1111*. CSCUlllW It root Hallway Company. Fire on Friiluy Inmed Keil A Co's. livery tahio at Pittsburg. Pa. ()! four men in the Mini, two escaped Forty-six horses pershcil, and several dwellings were burned. - M isccllurtcoiis. The Illinois Woman's Pies'. Association wsotnMed in convention at Ilockford. 111., ri'ursday with nearly 200 members in attenlanee. At. the session of the Woman's Press Club >f Georgia Lookout Inn. Chattanooga, renti., n met ion to wit lid r.: *v fr. >m ti e general '?deration of woman's lid ?ou account oT the idmittiiiice oi negroes was tabled after n i?ate(l disi iis.? loo. Delegates \ ere appointed he meet in;.*, ot *l e fed'-r n ion in Louisville lext May. President C'cvm. ml has signed an order ringing the ijihiyoe . ot the great Governneut Printing Odbc. over 2.">00 in number, iinl* .ho |ir'*ti"-tioi: of :h?* civil service ult -. TIi.- will gratify the employees who inlitinu <! 'or il lui* v will be. distressing lews to mauy Congressmen who have been ibte to gt t jobs fo? needy constituents. 1 lie ntiito ji:o!ni.;tion convention met at lot Mniii's, pi. About :i00 delegates were resent The plank declaring for free silver it the ratio oi Hi to ] was adopted without Ichab". About three luiiidred delegates were iresent. Pin -half of whom were women. For jovernor, Fran'; JVteou, of Wilson, was loniinntod. ami bin linitenaut governor, J 'J' AI v; t .!. < i" 1'. tiierviile. < ?. - Foreign. Sixty men were killed ami three seriously njured by an explosion of powder in the 5ai.- 'e 1.1 lor-, al Avigliaua, 1-t mile, west ol 'iirm. It:d\. Tic e\g!osion wn*- caused by lie :n? ' .-lie - oi the victim*. A . rioii e> i ouiii"! between *le Spanish mops met a band of ,n? iiri"*nts took p'aee car Haue in '!. province of Cibura, or. 'to.i- l.<> Tm Spanish 'roops wore urable t, dd lie ii i; ::n I \vi"i compelled to otiro with r : lernbio hiss. ii' Si\f -.s IH 1 !,(IUIv UOPKKDL. re ( ? ?. lie .\'o t*< ssitiility of a Set |t/i< 5? i I bis Time < Top Reports Kucoiirnglug It. ft I) in :' !' it n-r the p.:-? week says Fail.ir-? I oi i p - olid wick ot June show I I ,t I if >. ..1 . . 'v - < ' ? ..i-l. srii'i (t.V? \vr>i- tn;>ii:11;> I .ri :ii I ; I,.,;2'J,ti'J.r> wore 11 iilitij'. .i. ;i;i ? t '.M7 in-til l<-r tin1 sumo wm>k Ins! yfiii wlii ! ; ",n7 wto niiiiiiil.'x t'ii int; .ml j'J-i'.Vi f, '.vri'11 AiIiIIih in fm Hi'- ! ! wi'i'k .1 iiii?* rnis?the fi/nto It*: (wo in ii'litii; tlir '-orlil-' 'iMK'i'lll to SH.o-'I.SII, ol wtlli'l) *11),717 : . iv'"' riiiiini i i'irnr.; ami i i ir. iv> i' :r. In.' I .i I.. i n I.ii llm Wi'Ok i .i vi? I.i*i*11 'I ill" I II !> I s: it"- it.Mills! 214 !.|s| T <I| I '?l 'I t'.il. "! Villi -I V!> laM y< .i * i I ' .Ill's... .1 , , I .;t ii ; 'I I'l- II.'SS at lllik I'll' r 11! i s ; I , ; i|||? J |: r, . ^'|| ,i ieli'Sfiijil) |l( III' I !' . ii'stilf.i- il! 'lilt* iitlll'l I'Ollliiiy. Pr. iri ;iM parts "I tIt** UnitPil Stato.i tliti last iIvi-im "i'-.aiii.t !'" I' ll i>f a riMi'it tain of ui'li" .ii.>1 ii.ill'*: i \ wliii'li tlii'-aU'iis litTi .irid Imii' in ni'iin i ton far an<l lonlii.it. 'J tin ol ! I.: I'll - < |s y MO illi'ilUS l'(|lial o ! Ii.it i : JK'.IJ ;is yi-t tlioii^li :ii mint) i;n|.ortit ii t to i:i' !'"s lit r il-.n Mi ilia* ol any illi' i yivr No' wit iiilii'i; l|i< ri; n m t! <* prtcfl it roti.'M < o'loi: !. io Isii, s in-1uto'i's are 11tr11 *t '.villi II"* n.iirSi't |:ii<*t nrnl lik? Iv to fiiiiiio * ' lllitil all : .Inlv III. ! ,\. "i ;. i.iiii~ ( mrnrrop 1'ii . in- v- 'i; .m hi .-niv encourag. nu I ,11 .1io ?*i>tt i cannot In* pre!h-i I i.'it n* < t nothing ji. Iieales a yield T.'lH.'Mtl) I'.i!*1- v. !r |> vmiId not Iih mi.I I ! (!. ':. 11 i it tl"- 'tnilierial and null to< k- wcro remembered, now jtcecding 2..'j00,000 bales, a full consumption ntil September ]st. Receipts eontinuo.small nil tlio eonsumption close to tlio inn*1^11 m ero and abroad, though tlio marketing of iritish goods is not entirely encouraging, liberal purchases of all products by tlio outli do not nidi -at" belief that any serious llsfortuno impends. So the strong trudoin rain-growing States accord* with brighter rop prospects. Ill the Southern StatIiiimiics* continues t about midsuni- . r proportions, with imroveiiient 111 dry goods and groceries, at 'halt mooga and Atlanta, a better feeling 1 ti ado circles at Itii'mia^bam, and only a joden*" ?**pai:-i' u ol1 1 -inat l!al vcslon. Fifty persons .to awaifing (rial in 1r-r1111 for tuahing fun of Innpcior Villiatn. 1 FAIIt I'l.AV IN KAlllUKLD. Dnnovi its of liotli l?'Mction> I'ool Their Uilloii'iirrs. A mass meeting ol about seveutvfivc persons was held in the Court House al Winuslioro 011 Saturday a week, in pursuanceof the call of tlie working committee of the forty. Mr. K It. Ragsdale was elected ehnirniau uiiil It. A Meat's secretary. After mueh discussion ou several resolutions the following resolution, offered by Air T K Elliott, was passed: "Resolved. That each faction suggest five candidates (to be elected as each faction may desire) to be voted for at a general primary of all white voters with the understanding that eaeh voter vote tor two Conservatives and two Tillmnmtes. The two highest of each faction to be the cnudulates at the general election " It was passed almost unanimously. \V R Robb moved that the chairman of the meeting re-quest the president of all Democratic clubs of the county to convene their clubs on the 29th for the pui pose ol* ratifying the action of the meeting. This also passed. The object of this was to guide the county executive committee iu their action, as they would then know the sentiment of each club ill the county. There isau evident spirit of earnestness on tin* part of both factions in lli:> county lor an ? >|u::I division of non-put IlKti(i l< ih* Coutditu"iioijitl (\ii-volition DISCil STS THK GOVERNOR. Tlie State Wilt Move for n Change of Venue. A dispatch from Columbia. R. C , s.'ty?: The mi m in i-t ration is disgusted with the notion ol the grnud jviry of Charleston in refusing to find true bills against any of the persons charged with violating the dispensary law. The governor announced today that tho state will move tomorrow for a change of venue from Charleston to Orangeburg in all other such eases. This will be the llrst time the state has availed itself of this right. Always Cores Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Dad llreath, Debility, Sour Ktomurh, Want, of Appetite, Distress After Eat ing, and all evils arising from a. weak or disordered stomach. It builds up from the first dose, and a bottle or two will cure the worst cases, and insure a good appetite, excellent digestion and r< suit in vigorous health and buoynncy of spirits. There is no better way to insure good health and a long life than t<? keep tin* stomach riiht. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy is guaranteed to do this. The Tranquiliy.ing A t't r-Ditmer Drink. Fnrsale by Druggists. Manufactured by C. O. Tyner. Atlanta. Wife used ".UOTHEIt's FKIENTi" before fir.-t child?xr?.squickly relieve d:suffered hutlitlie; recovery iapid. D. K. Johnston. Kufaula, Ala Mrs. Windon'sSonthiaj Syrup fn,-ol iidren teething,enft'vs the irumr, reiiiv,?? in;;?oim:vtiou. allays pain, curt s wind c.iiie.JXc. a bottle. C.'tl Ei iuilc ivorus mid t ?f it It rou ivnnt t<? know the comfort, of no corns. It lakes tbeni out perfectly, hie. at uroRgists. If afflicted tvith sore e .' .:wl'r. I ' T'.iuronBon's Even.iter. ' .-itcc - tssi.il -*?t ;?< : i.e..in Your Health Denem's Upon pure, ric'.i, healthy bloo I. Therefore, tec that your blood is made pure by Hood's Sarsaparilla The only true blood purilW prominently in the public eye today. Oct only Hood'". 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