Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Epww> auKMUw. ra ' wro i I I BO., NtW VOM. ' ???j *AQRAPHS. 1 l Wish to Know < AVOUI. sVVm. Sims, of Lylcsford, was in EUnfon On Monday. M S David Betsill has returned to Prosperity I to buy totton. B I It. It. ltawls, of jVsheville, X. C. was Kin Union on Tuesday last. I Messrs Cinrenoo and Paul Jeter, of H ^Carlisle, were in Union on Monday. B Messrs W. M. English and L M. MobH ley, of Gosiien Hili, wero in Union on [Monday. Mr. J. Fred Mcl.urois now magistrate at the capital of Union county. We conIgratulate Judge McLure and Union.? HI (Chester Lantern. 2 Dr. Y. L. Poole, formerly of Cross IKeys, has returned to Cross Keys after Impending some time at New York in a |post graduate course, and staying the rew rnainder of the year at Spartanburg and I iow returns to Cross Keys to bike up his I former practice. Kl Kludge McLure. > H I Judge McLure held hid first court on * H. (Monday last. H ? K | Removal. I M I Mrs. Lever, formerly Mr*. Leitner. "has moved to Columbia. K Shipping Brick. , James II. Rodger id shipping brick to ?! She!ton for J. G. Wolliug. 1 K . ? ? H A Grand Opening. <1 H| A. II. Foster & Co. had another of ? |B tlieir grand openings on December 1,1897. ; * t Cotton Growers. a {/ Remember next Monday ia salesday, ( H the day for the cotton-growers to meet. 8 U Ammunition a at Samoa swept inland no a mile, dastrovinf property value ^B r.overal million aollars and cam Hff wholesale deaths among the natives H INDIGENT CUBAN-AMKRICAI ^B Gcu. Lee Saye Tti?re Are 1.G07 ix H| Island. ^K. Consul General Lee has made i ^B port to the Seoretary of State, in w I lie says there ore 1,607 American zone in Cubadenondentupon cbaril assistant?. They have boon pi provided for oat of tbo $50,000 ai printed by Congress. Ooucral Lee \hr? in making provision for the i of luoso oitizeus more than $1. weok must be expouded. Ho has a ?2;,00U of the tarn appropriate which two drafts for ?5,000 each drawn last month. He expresse opiuioa that n considerable time o!a]>se bcforo tbo indigents will bo sustaining. Visible Supply of cotton. SocrctaC Hester's weekly state of the world's visible supply of c shows an Increase compared witl week of 234,104 bales, a* compared last year as 230,863. lie places t! tal visible at 8,443,610 boles oj 2,811,860 last week and 8,675,881 year. Of tlio former amount 8, bales are American. Not a Pipe of Peace. At Mount Sterling, Ky., J.JB. brey, a farmer, was shot and kill his tenant, L. A. Sliull. They reled over a division of the co crop. . Fnsy Dentil From Hydropliol ILrrost JEggsiouor, n juruier, from hydrophobia at the Baptist avium in 8t. Lotus, hJo. llo w Ion by a dog in September. His was in diroct contradiction to the Jar impression that death by Jiyd bin is always atlendod with b< sufferings. The patient was rath all times, drank water freely, d froth at the month, nor bark like and did not suiter. His one afch wos morg for company than for n rcrvioo. JOryan Endows a College Pi William J. Bryan has given jUissonri Stato University ?2M>, Js to bo nnnnally used in nwai prizo for the host essay on the i of government. To Print $48,000,000. Assistant Secretary Vender] authorized the Director of the of Engraving and Printing to pr dolivor to the U. 9. Treasurer $ 000. as follows: United 8tat< ?18,000,000; silver certificates 8 OjO; treasury of 1800 80,000,000. Ccorgo Could Advances Hal; It is announced from Bi Lou that as a Thanksgiving prose: Oeoree J. Oonld, of the Miseo oitlo railroad eystem has advau at i?s all along tho line 10 r.?r c< Union ilarket. / Our old friend M. W. Bailey, of Seda- ' I in. came iu to see us on Wedneodny, and informed us that he hod tried a number 1 of towns around, and that Union was (lie best market for all kinds of produce tliat ho knew of. 80 much for our -cotton mills. The produce of a number of formers in the vicinity of Union brings them in more ready money than their a cotton crop. o From The Textile Excelsior. ? "J. L. Hicks, an estimable gentleman, is Su|>erintendent of the Union 8. C. js Cotton Mitts. The overseers of the dif- 0 [event departments are: Weaving, W. e E. 8enn; curding. B. F. Hicks; spinning, n J. 8. Sparks. These gentlemen are over- 0 seevs of Ixitb mills. In tlie carding room ^ it No. 2 J. E. Shaw, formerly of Rock! 1 "vr /1 - ? t t * j* ?? iijguum, . v., to second nana, ana m. jr D. Alexander 2nd in No. 1. The second y lunula of the weaving room are J. I* {? Williamson No. 1, and \V. A. Doggett in No. 2. Z. F. Jackson is engineer." ^ No cotton mill in South can boast of a (3 jelter corps of officers tlian the Union ?( Mills. The wise management of Preei- ^ lent Duncan has induced efficient and u excellent gentleman to Qll the places of d mperintcndent, overseers and bosses, and e, without excej>tion they are splendid ^ citizens and an honor to both the mills t) ind our rising city.?Times. w . . Jala Week In Cliarleston. ^ Examine our columns and see what is pi -obe done, and seen in Cliarleston during *ala week. It commences December 13th, 1897. At this season of the year ti 10 place is more delightful to visit than si Charleston. There is no city in these m United States with as many historical x>ints of interest. Every true South w Carolinian should take an interest in her as md bo proud of her history. Besides tt esser points of interest without number Forts Moultrie and Sumter will live as ong as history is written. The records >f valor displayed there during the Rev- ? ilutionary and Confederate wars, will " >ver be kept green, as long as South ? Carolina produces sons worthy of being d jailed Carolinians. Old Fort Sumter, * what history she lias written, what mem- v nice she brings forth 1 How well slie ? night lje called the Gibraltar of the Con- ~ ederucy I ONLY THREE DAYS. a Which to Resistor Under The Un- ni derstanding Clause. 1' There remain only three more days in vhich voters ciin register in this State mder the understanding clause of the uffrnge plan of the new constitution, [ hen those who register will have to do o under the property and educational inaliflcations solely ever hereafter. The lays upon which voters may register un* ler the understanding clause are Dec. 6, ' and S next. After that time the lists vill be made up by the present boards of u per visors and those boards will cease 0 exist, the governor appointing a single upervisor for each county who will slm- ig ly have to conduct an educational exam* uition or examine a pay receipt showing w ^ho^bearer owns $300 worth of prop* ta arly The quality *ot aoij'tteeded Tories ,d flt different types. For the yellow vorii sing the soil best snlted is a light, grave loam, with open clsy subsoil to previ the eolleotion of much moisturo aroc -o the reots. It is well cultivated sud | in fine, mellow oondition, and a cc 1 the plete fertilizer, generally at the rate 800 to BOO pounds to the aore, appliec drills 8^ feet apart, eitber alone ox ft connection with stable manure or api bich ally prepared compost. A turn citl* plow is used to bed on this fertilb >.wi. and with o weeding hoe bills ? made 2$ to 8 feet apari Hill cultur wy necessary for tobacco, to insure pre >pro* drainage, eo much needod by it. ' says system of roots is superficial, and 'elief soil, consequently, should not be w< mnl\ - > 1_ f 1L!. .....n nn.t Af uvu ea aeopiy. for ium tcwuu rawn ouiuvatioa la by hoea. Grass mas 11. of kept oat, and the top noil kept in a t were low condition. During tho growth i" the the plant, especially after topping mast cnrs. euekers grow from the stal i self- tha base of the leaves, and mnst bo j: d off every week, very carefully prevent injury to tno leaf. It is nol aired that the tobacco ahonld bloom iment aeed, as this injures tho quality of otton '?a'- Ptovent this it ia topped . palling off tho button at the top, wi I 1! t'me? f?rm *be flower and i with pods, together with several inoheo ol he to* Qpper stalk. This topping is don* gainst M t0 aiiow from ten to fourteen le * '** to remain upon tho stalk. The le w?o-C or never conntod, as an experiei band can tell at a glance how muc' the upper stalk, together with the ton, should be removed to leave thi Em* act number of leaves dosirod. Thi ed by ! srieuce is gained by the following anar* Erora the regularity of the growl ' ' the leaves upon the6talk, thonintl tobao j? niweys tbo on? on the third tier, mediately above the first and lc >lft, leaf upon tho stalk. ' ' 'bo itueot enemies of the tol Qnni P'an'? 1" (iddilion to tho floa-b' as bit* already mentioned, are tin doatli worm? bad or boll-worm, and j onu* worm, all produced by the niaturi of lbe partioular opeeies. The cat-1 wriWn atucks tliO J'onnpf piauv* uuur I >n.il At planting, often cutting entirely tbi nl nnt the plant in aeiuglo night. Toe w > a (loir ?' large Cu?oHnn moth (Plegu *nriant tins Carolina)?tbo tobacco wor icdical born?coterpillar, whieli is tho dreaded of all tobaoco inseots?n. In Juno or July on the largo to Ixe. leaves, and must bo carefully nicl to Ibo by baud as often as they appear, wbicli bn<* or boll-worm, so injurious t rding a *?n ftD^ corn? 13 *1*? destructive, Boience on bud^and is oftentimes troublesome. Hand-picking is preferred. OUBINQ TOBACCO BT THK OL3> ip has BXAX.K PBOCBM. Bureau Up to this period in the life c int and bacco plant, the treatment is ide 18,000,- whether tbo curing is to bo done! is notes prooess or another. An outiino 24,000,- stalk-curiagprocess isas follows: tbe topping of the tobacco occu lower leaves next to tbe groui arlcs. pulled off, or "primed," usually 1 Is, Mo in this way tbo stalk bare foi nt Mr! inohes from tbe ground. Home r.ri Pa- to allow these leaves to remain ced sal- toot tbo ouos abovo from dirt an kat. other injury, but the more oc preetioe is to prime them. Ui !HAT FROM CONTRIBUTORS. ITbat is Ooiog on in and Out of Oounty?Read What They Say. PACOLBT. November 29. Thanksgiving Day, despite the incleinncy of the weather, was celebrated by ur people So various pleasant ways, 'here were no Services in any of the Lurches. v The farmers are HbQut through gatherig the crops, and they are now sowing uts much more extensively than for scvral years past. They agree unaniuiousf that the? can not make cotton for five ents, and most probably the acreage rill be materially decreased another year. Our merchants, however, are exhaustig their huge stocks of goods bought in re early season, and the drummers are ien on our streets almost daily. On last Wednesday evening the 24th, lias Belle, second daughter of Mr. T. !. Brown, and Mr. A. A. Davis, of Roaoke, Ya., were united in marriugo by ev. A. A. James. Immediately after le ceremony the guests repaired to the Ining room where*an elegant repast was ijoyed. On tlio following day Mr. and Ire. Davis left for Charleston wlicre ley will spend their honeymoon, after hich they will go to Roanoke. Miss Sallie Brown, who is attending iliool at Rock Hill, ran over home to be resent at her sister's marriage. Mr. F. F. Yates has recently beautisd his new home very much by the arBtic touch of the painter's brush bedes laving made many other improvelents around tlie nrrmiiAa Mr. and Mrs. Magness, of Spartanburg, ore visitors in our town a few days ago, i were also the Messrs. Gilliam, of Sanic. Mignonette. Dom'l Vigtad Your Llnr. Uvsr trouble? quickly result In strious ouplioetions, and the man who neglects his Irsr has little regard for health. A bottle f Browns' Iron Bitten taken now and then rill keep the liver in perfect order. If the isease has developed, Browns' Iron Bitters rill euro it permanently. Strength and itelity will always follow its use. Irowns* Iron Bitten is sold by all dealers. Notice to Taxpayers. I will be at the following places desigited below, for the purpose of taking itums of property both real and persona). Union?January 1st to 10th 1898. Gibbs?January lltlr 1898. West Spring?January 12th 1898. Cross Keys?J an uary 13th 1898. Sedalia?January 14th 1898. Black Rock?January 15th 1893. Adamsburg?January 17 th 1898. Lockbart?January 18th 1898. Kelton?January 19th 1898. Jonesville?January 20th 1898. Union?January 21st and 22nd 1898. 1 Carlisle?January 25th 1898. Santuc?January 26th 1898. i Union?January 27th to February 20th ,1 196. When time expires 50 percent, penalty ill be added after February 20. Please i ke notice and govern yourself accord- J gly. Joixn G. Farb, Auditor; ' 1 somewhat similar, but doesnot inc , I ?h0 panning procese of the for uZ I which was a later addition to the c ou*l caring. It is as follows, in oniuni ind First. Yellowing Process.? A pUj degrees if weather be mild, or 81 >m. pree3 if csool, for 18 to 3B honr3, o of til the desired color be attained. I ia Second. Drying Process. ?At 0 in awes for 2 hoars, at 100 for 2 horn BC1. 105 for 3 hours, at 110 for 3, 115 1 iQB 120 for 0, at 130 for 2, at 140 for 3, i rer for 2, at 1C0 for 24 hours, or natil ftra and stem are dry. 0 is When proporly cared, tobacc ,pCr tains at first a slight tinge of g 1 which fades and bleaches whene tbo becomes soft, until it disappears ?vk- pelhcr. ilia jLht-ee are merely outlines of th< t be 'D? processes. To be an expert ncl- requires experionee, intelligence t Df above all, caroful supervision < O0. contingencies as tbey arise, jt at Aftor caring,the tobsoco is alloi ,ull. coot and to "order," which is th( to oess of taking op moiatnre, whi tde- loa' becomes soft and pliant. QU(j then bo handled without danp tho cracking or splitting. In dry vr< ^ by moisturo may bo produoed in the hicU by sprinkling the floor with watei seed leaves oan bo stripped then fro > tue stalk and graded, or allowed to r s so ah?n Ibe stalks te be stripped avo3 when it is moro convenient, i avea meantime either hanging up or noed '"S down *u any convenient plao< b cl gradiug must be done by carel but- parienced hands. On each stalk v 9 ex. are found three grades of leaf, a g ex. of lugs. Tlio grades avo plac< fact* ?etber and bulked down to await h of auient time for markoting. i leaf - " im" A Frenchman named Turpln 1 >\vost wtmt he claims to be a pre^ of tornadoes In towns. As tor Invariably oorao from tlio souths ?cut- bnlld on that 6ldo of a horn- number of metal towers about 1 sd iiy high, and pines on thoir tops cy norm filled with some extremely ex rauK- matorltl, sucb as melinite. To 1 ougli indors are attached arms with rorms -pbo tornado strikes these arr m cr UI>'0(,ts t^c melinite, producl ,^OHt enormous displacement of go ^j,ear breaking up tho rotary motion >baooo storm. M. Tnrpln says tornado u)d ofi Inate In the Gnlf of Mexico, bu Tho to forgot tho recent speclma o cot- wrecltod many bouses in a so' feed- pax'ls. quite mmi to bo Komo Largo Fruit V4cl( An orchard of 1)0 trees In N sttms naan> Ct., produced 200 bar plCUCCl oppics lue ci?uuj euu< >f a to- planting. A 15-year-old trco ntical, same neighborhood yielded 12 by one of cliolce, picked apples. A lu Ontario county, New York, "ken barrels from bis orclinrd of 1 U and In addition bad betwoen oaring 400 bushels ot Paring and cldei r4toG ^ trce ,n Glastonbury, Ot., i profer 05 busbels of apples. In 18 to pro- Bros., of Connecticut sold nix <1 ennd 000 worth of pcacbes from 55 tmmon American Agriculturist. ? to II* FURNITURE. Say! Have you got every piece of Furniture you need. If you haven't, why not let us supply your wants Now. Never was a better time. We are closing out some lines at less than Factory Prices to make space for new styles to come in. LOOKOUT FOR OUR FALL LINE Our holiday goods are all bought and you will be delighted when you see them, and hear the prices. Bear us in mind always and we will do you good. MURPHY & WALLACE. NOTICE. MASTER'S SALE. m.?t gSSSSSfc 'Z ????? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA) for payment or otherwise they will lose union, y them. And all persons owing me must Court of Common Fleas. ) pay by Saturday next. L. Uiielk. . ... m, . , . . . _?: : A. W. Thomson as Administrator LEGAL NOTICE. of A. W. Thomson, deccaeed, vs. State of South Carolina, 1 A. W. Thomson. V At Chambers IN OBEDIENCE to an order made County of Union. j in the above stated case I will sell at The State of South Carolina Ex. ltel Union before the court house door, John llay, a citizen of the town of during the legal hours of sale, on Union. salesday, Dec. 6th 1897, the following Against lands to-wit: W;J\?0^,y UCting ni:tyT?r- /f- A\ll\nr' No. 1. All that tract of land in W. E. Thomson, J. L. Hicks, Alder- ? ... .. 1T . . men, of the town of Union. Township, Union r- *ity, . Tim resj>ondonts having appeared be- State ' ^or eriJr fore me at the time fixed in the rule here- l?ng,DK to A. W. ihompson, deceased, in, by J. Clough Wallace their attorney, and being tract No. 11 on a plat of and no ono appearing for the ielation, the Meansvillo place of said A. and a return having been made, verified \y Thompson, deceased, made by by all the respondents, councilmen and fteorira \y Peake uurvevor containwardens of said town of Union, wherein reaxe, surveyor, contain and whereby it appears that the resigna- Jn8 thirty six bd-lUO acres and tion of John A. Fant as mayor bounded north by Fair Forest, east of the town of Union was limited to aud by land now or formerly of Felix illd nnt (nka ofF(w>l until il>.? il-iw n# *? " ... - * ? November l^iradd Vlmt an elation to P7. ll?e oi.l I'luckoey fill the vacancy wus ordered and provided ft w "7 'ftnd of Mary F. , for on said day, which was in all reason- Thomson. ' abv^ime" -< ? t ^ tbat Piece of land situated ,Hn^LPncm?Uon of,J< Clou?l1 Wallac0< at the old Thomaoa bVidgo over Frir attorney for respondents, ordered that Forr=i.V,Jh',. - I lie rule be and is liexvjby discharged, aud T* 801,1lh Caro* 1 ~tel! Many Murders Follow Simon Ooop- The PreaWant W Advlat Am rt ?. er'e Inauguration on Jaa'y 1. *h? R?coCnttlon of aoillaerenc t 00 A .peoial to tho State from Bumter, ?*? understood that the Preauls 0 ? - aays: Tho year 1807 has been a bloody his message will suggest to Con r ua one in Sumter eounty. The number of that it would be inadvisable at pr 8 de. homieides that have been committed in to take my action which would 00 rs, at the county already average more than ntaln for 2, one a month up to the present time. that ho mil suggest that the pas a it 100 The publio will remember that on a resolution recognising the bel stalk Now Year's day the arch fiend, Simon e?cy or independence uld *>e Cooper, killed Grant Davis at Magnolia pediont while the measuiesof r< o re- and seriously wounded several others, proposed by kPain au<* to be ct reen, aud in a few days after butchered the fu? Pomnt ver it Wilson family aud the negro, Preston ?u?e<71 a? re\eaBe ?' M*e Compt alto- Smith, making a total offivoforhim and other American prisoners w; and was subsequently, lynched himself; f^Va UnitetfStates from the 1 8 cur* Henry Cooper KUiea uy o. u. -v ?; oarer MoOoy at fet. Charles, justifiable; e,ty of intervention upon the gi and, Jerry Mack killed at Elliott's of the ) rotection of Awerioan lif< >f all by John B lay lock, aoquitted; property. Jim Boone killed by Henry Carter, - ., _ penitentiary for iife; Harvey Taylor ??1.1 l J*n,al1 Bo n?* killed at Brogdon's by Lyons Wil* At Salisbury, N. C.. twonty or sn the lianjij acquitted; Ben Hill killed at ftnall boys testified before the It can Bisbopvilio by Ben Britton; Ale* jQrV nPQ? the subpesna of So rev or liaynswoi th killed at Scarboro by Heu- Ho'ton, and as a result twenty Bather Ty 1iVirvovrsi \y. jt Leo killed near blll? were returned against dea I >run Hi? hop villa, supposed to have been cigarettes for selling them to r ' ik killed by Cbarlea Williams, now in itider ago, against the statute it m tno jail; Mingo Thompson killed in Sumter, cases made and provided. Thes< cmain j'bia does not inolnde the number of will pot bo tried until uoxt tern those who have met violent deaths, such meanwhile it is te ba hoped the n. ,re as by lightning, cut in gins or killed by ~?y will find it more diifioalt te Ti Ia^*"oa(l trains, eto., but only a list of these ruinous things. ?", homicides, the names of the parties "* ? if" hilled and by whom and the result of The Leaksvlile I'ostoffleo Rot luf t?n tlie triols where trials have been held. A special to the Charlotte ( wl in *or as information obtainable Observser from Winston says th a -In" o?09? the number of homicides in Sum- office at Leaksville, Rockinghair i a con- tor county equals or exceeds that of auy ty, was brokeu open and robbed other county in the State. office safe was blown open and As the record stands, the number is of all the money and stamps Has do- appalling, and unless something is done which amounted to aeveral h romiva to ,mt ft 8t?P to this wholosulo killing dollars. nnfl.ea %% "Sa^aiTtolSSi & //"?<? f Ur-? ? ?? rest, bo man iif0 so cheap Humtor oouuty will A dispatch from iarbos, J city a noon bavo no right to claim the title of a oapital of the Department of 35 foot civilized and law governed community. pyrenees, announces that a linders . mm ? train overtook a passengor train plosive France is not so overwhelmed with Bf0gatthe Tournay Railroad i the oyl- her own woe* that ehe has not time to 8ovorft, cara weregroond intosp i (lists, listen to the woes of others. It is not 'pwohe persons wore killed a na uud generalJy known that there la in Paris severely injured. Tho bodies of luc iui a Franco-Scottish coucreso. the object were badly roanglod. p ami of -which Is to continue the agitation of ?? u of the adjusting Scottish wrongs, although It A Slonstor riuuo Trnst es orlg- was thought that Scotland's greatest Another great trust is being ; t 6oems trouble was settled long ago by the It is to bo composed of the p n that thonghtfuLneas of the late duke of Ar- piano manufaoturors of the c burb of gyle. But there Is a strong pan-Celtlc ftnd to include bv absorption al . _ movement In Franee, and one of the 200 concerns making instrnmen ,fl late reaults has been the establishment capitalization has been plaoed Cft of a newspaper having for Its object the 0u0,000. tela of trtftdom of Iwlaad. It u culled Itludt Tho airaft. u?oko if Mm ? from All.ntloTr.wort Co: In tbo . . . ~L _ . steamer Mass.olin.ett., vhioh ] hnrrpta 4ri5U cause, nig iruuiuvum uuutu ui grower tho French tor th9 Englls. Is still York on November 12. for ] sold 379 *tronS enough to gain for the new pub- carrying as a cargo tho greater u nci-0!j Ucation an attentive car. Barnum and Bailey's menage 3^0 anj show, arrived off Grovo?end r ?J,.IC3 A Bt. Lorn. paper Is msryelln* otm SrUlS-M dUS'Si (reduced the caso of a septuagenarian whose Bm0oth passage. A d?epat< 91 Ualo white balr turned black la a single Gravosend says that the giraffe out $21,- night recently. lie probably was deter* a broken neok on the night of I acres.? mined to rejuvenate himself, even if bo Four horses, including Fagle, bad to dye for it combed, _ BIGViOlES I Make Big Trade. Therefore? There are noidlil days in New York Racket. I Everybody hustling from the Clerk to die Check Boy. Shoppers know where to come for values. Itr the face of 5 I cent, cotton we are having the biggest trade/we ever had. Needless to tell you why. When money i$|scarce people will hunt the place where their uclkt's will do double service. I IV EW Coming in every day, tor . so you always ftndl styles here. ' Ull the fresh SHOES. SHOfrg fl The most complete stock of Shoes in the prices that other concerns cannot reach with a forjfa^) an(^ Men's full stock plow shoe, GG cents; Fnmouslfy. f??t P0^* children and women shoes, and wo have just oiwLV00dmails I of ladies line shoes. tiered a line CLOTHING!! In this department we are headquarters, from 1 I est to new noby styles. *he cheapMILLINERY AND DRESS GOfljfio oEM ^ ' ^4 In these lines we surpass anything in the St&tKpv houses are not in it. Other The crowds always head for the R&ckot. M_i I join them? No trouble to show goods. Yours, y oy n?k % Wti? * COOOCJXjCJCKJU^ . ^^^Bftyou Lftcumbe, small ttlemont U| Jnli*J5f termtniVtog itt tb'0 I mUam ?.?i nt ^ata kai h?An th* IMM I ?. of h terrible tr.e.dy. N.w. h.. jart a"'b .""fr OB "? olio been rooelTsd her* of . deeper.te fifth! ??C*U end P=llo.m.n eeneernjd nr... between Arthur end Edward Jeli. on bnteb^ of the help!... wrnto^-be- S^H^B Co. on. .id. nod L.wr.oc. end Edward SS^bJUT ^ I mplx- Cousin on tho other, which resulted in The condemned do not stem tcjsi aid the killing of all the parties concerned, ize their perilous position an4l W?j cool Shotguns and pistole were the weapons mat tor coolly. Their lawyer^ haMff liger- used. The cause of tho difficulty is at- tered nu appeal in each case. FM?. * inex- tributed to an old family feud. opinion in this city sustains the * form mm diet of the jnry and tho seutenoe o^-t ;;Vr0?1 MBMORIAIi KXKHCIgKS lDfe ))0hm offiMr. who J UllbS In Commemoration of the Idfo of Sen- bo execute 4 olier- utor Isliaru Harris. date. Hn ""/ 'otBB' H aecee- At Memphis. Tenn., last Sunday me- A PogtofnCe Robbed. ^ 1 round morial exercises in commemoration of Maxton, If. C., has been visited t*Vv< i I ? the life of the late Senator I sham O. band of professional robbers. Theeafa' I Karris, was held at the auditorium. A iu the pogtoffice was blown open and - I ys. seating capacity of 0,000 was packed rifled of its contents. There was $100 I more and hundreds were turned awey. Ad- in money, about $200 in stamps aril I ficftor JreR"M enlogistio of the dead Senator ibree registered letters, all of which " ; I lienor Turpie of inrpie of Indiana, Congross- A _4.i4?a I ; true man John hharp Williams of Missis-I ^ I lerH in sippi, Governor R. Taylor and Gen. .* shop, where they eoeuraff _v ? a - mr..-7. w I m. drill. Tber fonnd $14 1* the P'd&nHr I muur* r jonn w. UOrtlOn, OI ALOUipuiB. -? - . , . _ i such blacksmiths tool chest They took tfckt v-*gak. >casea Demands Prison Deformation. and then went to the postofllce wA -|K a,?iS!ii C. E. Vawtor, chairman of the com- knooked a panel out of the door. ! ^ obtain ?ittee on prison reform, presonfod a re' M" "" $1 port to the Virginia MoU.odirt Oontor. J*"*" A"??r r',"U '"' "S . _ .000, which ,.?er.l7 condemns th. ?> * ? ? am! board MMWi S'ns ???<Wconditionof Slot.prison*and ?,m.tae.,n,?,th? l00'l<>, N. tJ.) in the name of humanity and Christian- *?as designed a plant, details of which ; o post- ity demads reformation of the system it will present to Congrats, it will ? kC<The ?!!??"* ,tJar*\ B?M *? provide a cost more than three milliom dollar* ?Jk, robbod aumborof cells and otherwise ond will have a capacity of <i,000 tons of&llfc in it ? facilities. Ihe report was armor per anunm, which is about the ? -uH > nnrli-A<i unanimously adoptod and Bishop 1< itz- combined capacity of the t?x> armor BB ssld.??rr^ ho,>v?bat ?re7.?ow- piSt. m paper in Virginia would publish it ^ * ?' Scalper's T!ck*t Cause. Suit. ^ T^^ijTcitep)JU. James Foley, of Savannah, Qa , i. C.bln.t hold a T?y short Haute- ? . . . _ r big last week. It took up matters egKBtal < it a *ning tho Central of Georgia forgo.OCO * i ? iv j i, ballast ? ?. , .7 , , from soveral of thedeportmeufc^ Pretok f??? tiok.7 from AujTto^n'.'h'IJ Klnlcy informal tbo Cabinet ~ lintors The ticket,.. SStif SnTMti&8&7* ad nine 18,ue<* Chicago & Eastern Illinois will probably bo coueidered at the next tsoveral Railroad, in Chicago to .Jacksonville. Meeting. t Foley supplied his name as purchaser. Mountain on Fire. _ ' J| Will Bo Court-Slarflalnd. A special from El kin. N. G , to tha jHHUB formed. The Virginia Grand Camp Sons oi Charlotte Obsorver, saya: For sorer*! jE rincipal Veterano' investigating committee at days the fttmoaphere up and dotru the |1| ountry, Richmond finds Mr. Minitroe Folkea Yadkin valley bas boen fnll ' 1.1th. guilty of boiuft in th. employ otth. ? American Book Company ?nd he will be timber, fencing, etc., boforo i*-, and $Pi atSoU,- conrt-maitialed by the grand camp of D0 doubt a grand spectacle. ,v ? Colonial Itesldonco Burned. mnnnV. S '?1?'?0(J '"i" Tr"",ry' A pm.to tolesr.m from NortbjiSg mpany a rp^ United States Troaaary has re- _ ,.nni. ftll ti1(% -?.J8L^a^Wa?f\ eft Now ceired from the ex-organization com- *?n . ^ nnty, <?, . a , London, mittoe of tho Uuion Paoiflo road gl3,- Virginia, atates that the Uaoda^^ewj - AAA in aaaK itni) itirnfid nv?r to tho OOlAl reSlQ6nC0^ Of LlAQt. 1 f4*' committee that amount, iu bonds, Jsoobs, U. H. N., rle and whioh has beau on deposit with the burned to the ground. Idoht at the government. ostimatcs hU loss at 373,000- y shade $00,000,00o"ls Needed. Mnst r*y I hole I>ohts. - / ft' } Secretary of War Alger, in his first The Secretary of i?i *4?u annual report, asks for more men nud sued an order that piOM rcoySMCT :j .,? .?T_ officers for the army, and nays $00,000, stated salary must SMtUt thai* * v also sue- uoo is needed. Ha also wants AlaakA lose their P&Mfc -J (rarxisoaed to tttteu lawla?im >. # '^v vSjEi **