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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-15
GUAN0S AND PHOSPHATES.

GUANOS AND PHOSPhATES.
II APPEAR again before the farming commune
i. ty as Agent for the
CAROLINA AND EUTAW FERTILIZERS,
Bradley's Ammoniated Superphosphate and the
Palmetto and Eutaw Acid Phosphates.
THESE FERTILIZERS ARE GUARANTEED
To retain their former standard, and need no
commendation to those who have used them;
but to those who have not tried them, will say
that they contain all the ingredients necessary TO
constitute
A FIRST-CLASS MANURE,
And respectfully refer you to any and all who
have tried them.
HAVE A SUPPLY HERE IN STORE
And at my different Agencies and am ready'to
supply the trsde.
MY AGENTS.
Messrs. CARROLL & CO., represent me at
Glover.
Connellsville.
Each Of whom are supplied with stock and
ready to furnish planters in their respective To-
calities.
"Feed your lands and they will feed you"
r. F. CLARK.
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TURKISH RUG PATTERNS.

T WOULD respectfully inform the ladies that
haYe accepted the agency for the sale of s. f.
Frost & Co.'S TURKISH RUG PATTERNa,
which I will furnish at Manufacturers prices
call upon me, and will cheerfully furnish all de-
sired information. HANNAH E. GR1ST.
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CLARK BROTHERS

OUR STOCK.
OUR stock of Groceries and Plantation Sup
" plies is full up and complete in every depart
ment, consisting Of such goods as are most suita-
BILE to the farmers requirements.
WE WILL GUARANTEE OUR GOODS
To prove to beas werepresent them when selling,
and viii make our prices as low as any in town.
COME AND SEE US
->''' wv wa f CLARK BROTHERS.
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READ THIS.

WE have received still another lot of nice
w Hams and Breakf fast Bacon in strips to suit
our customers. RI. II. BEARD " CO.
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FARMERS FRIEND PLOWS.
WYE recommend this Plow to the farmers as
w an article particularly suited to their uses.
It will turn under your stubble.
It will make ready your Corn land.
It will ridge up your Cotton land.
1t will bar off your Cotton without board.
It will cultivate your Corn.
tits made of chilled Castings, and will cost you
little to keep it up as the castings are cheap
CLARK BROTHERS.
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H. H. BEARD e. co.
FLOUR.

NNTE will receive in a few days a lot Of Kenne
w saw Family, which we will offer low down
and other grades in proportion.
H. II. BEARD & co.
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REMOVAL.

A GOOD stock of Clothing on hand, and TO
~. sale low, by j. j. SMITH co.
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SPRING-1SSO.
SHOES.
HATS.

HAlSs
4 FULL line of Mems and Boys Hats, to
IA which we invite your attention. When in
need Of Hats, give US call.
... J. J. SMITH Il co.
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OUR STOCK OF NOTIONS,

To arrive this week, will be more extensive than
ever before, and will recommend themselves:
Gloves, Stockings, Ruff1ings Parasols, Fans, Fan
Cords, Vengs, real Hair Switches in all colors.
Call and see them. They will bear inspection.
<Tr
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
II. F. ADICKES, Jr.
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OUR SHOE SHOP.

We will take your measure and make any kind
of Shoe you may want and guarantee perfect
fit in every instance, from the finest French Calf
Skin Button and Elastic Pump Soles or Double
Soled Cater, to the heaviest Kip Pegged Brogans
at $2.75 per pair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-27
CUBA.

HAVANA, January s6.-This being tho
birthday OF Mrs. Grant, Gen, Callejas and
his family will dine with the Grant party.
After dinner few families known already
to Gen. Grant will spend the evening at
the Palace. General Grant has accepted
an invitation toyisit the San Diego mineral
baths.
During the past week repeated shocks
OF earthquake were felt in Yulto, Abajo
district, and being particularly heavy at
San Christobal. Advices from the latter
place induced the Government to send
thither part OF the engineer corps. Ac.
cording to the latest intelligence oil the
public buildings at San Christobal are in
ruins. Seventeen men Of the cisil guard
were wounded by the falling OF buildings
on the night ofthe 22d inst.
The insurgent chiefs Carrillo and Sera-
fine Sauchez were recently defeated In
Cinco, Villas district, leaving four dead
and some wounded behind them. Among
the latter was Lieut., Col. Vidal Piche.
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lbs QnteIhst'tfsr
:, aud " ronr,ccn.h street.


I,,m,yis having trouble with his
a. Ian, ~ n, Census Supervisor, il cur
1ln,.,r a.anrts from Washington are true
p p,..sIent sss nominated him prO'nptly'ln'
',,s ,..s !, /, said, his friendship and appre'
't's' n the Col. s claims, by changing
~ 'a,sintncnts =, for this State, submitted
E.'fn,cpdent Walker, and substitu'
W, I,tbsm's name in place OF one
;T,'t.r. ~ appOintecS. Unfortunately
'' ,. was not satisfactory to our
y, aI~ss democratic Congressional delega-
~, ''1 these gentlemen have it is re-
.i,ueA u round robin agreement
ISis I'c, II latham shall not be confirmed.
,s.,,b,u this, it is intimated' that COM
~, s''' the hope Of reward with
!, Il i.,r Of punishment, they have
's..sI their willingness to sup
"a, Latham for any other posi-
!. ! +. .fa NAV desire, il he will let go ofthe
..,ri.Onhip, from an appointment Os
S.,rI Al Hong Kong down to a position
''J,, '',s,r,e d'aiTlires a: Hanschatka. What
.,or,,ion Of all this special opposition
,ss not appear As the law contem.
Iss I@. ,be appointment of one Democrat
.sine Republican in this State, and the
s..,e,,t ., has already been appointed,
S,,.,D s,, be no reasonable objection even
tsn t.,,' , Democratic standpoint to Col.
IsS,ps I,s Repablicanism' and nobody has
,..,iouel his ability to discharge the
Sisolths position il he is confirmed.
I,t.s olthese facts and on the general
y,ipe.llat it is bestas a rule not to do
attbe opposition desires, we are glad
n,s.,bal at last accounts Col. Latham
y sanding by his guns and the Presi.
i,ill appointment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-27
A PRISON IN FLAMES.
Destruction Of a Wing Of the Kings
County, New York, Penitentlary
Damage Ss00,0D0-Iusur.
aacs s265,000.

New YoRH, January 26.-The shoe shoE
in Kings County Penitentiary, Brooklyn
took FIRE to-day in the loft. As soon al
the flames were discovered the prisoners
were ordered to quit work and fall into
line, even while all the machinery was IN
full operation, for the engineer in the
lower part Of the building was ignorant ol
the fire above. The prisoners had been al
work about two hours, and were promptly
marched back TO the prison. Many were
ignorant Of any fire in the building. The
shoe shop is isolated from the penitentiary,
and stands about 500 feet north OF It, but
is surrounded by high stone walls.
One OF the shortterm prisoners, who
simply had themselves sent up for the
purpose OF passing the winter, was de.
tailed to aid the keepers 10 extinguish the
fire. The alarm had been sent out. In
the meantime the flames spread SO rapidly
that the keepers found their efforts TO
check them useless and turned their at
tention to saving the made UP stock,
which they threw out OF the windows.
The Bay State Shoe and Leather Com
pany leased the prison labor, they are.
therefore, the owners OF all the stock,
fixtures and machinery, and the loss falls
on them.
The fire department hurried 10 the scene,
also police reserves OF neighboring pre-
cincts and mounted squad. The pris-
oners were oyerioyed, especially the
women, at the prospect OF a season OF
idleness. "No more work, they shouted.
Though the building was constructed OF
stone, there was 80 much wood work about
it that the flames found plenty OF fuel, and
volumes OF smoke and flame were soon
pouring from the windows. The firemen
worked to good advantage, but in spite OF
their efforts the building, which was three
stories high, was entirely burned, nothing
being left at noon but the walls. 1t was
erected ten years ago, and cost the county
about 100000, Notwithstanding the fact
that some Of the work was done by pris-
oners.
The building was not insured, as the
county never insuies its property. Special
provisions had been made to guard against
fire, and there was plenty OF hose, but
there was not force enough to throw the
water TO the third story. The Bay State
Shoe aud Leather Co. had very large
stock on hand, and they estimate
their. loss at 100000. There were
about 200 women and girls employed from
the outside, and these are thrown out OF
employment. Chas. II. Bixby, fireman,
was on a ladder, when some timber fell
and injured him severely. 1t Is said the
FIRE broke out in two places, but the prison
officers deny that there were two fires.
The insurance is S265. 900, and is distrib.
uted among so companies.
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Pennsylyanin Coal Miners strike.

PlrrsDuRan, January 26.-The coal mi
ners' strike Of the past two weeks in this
section is virtually ended as far as the river
miners are concerned, the miners resum.
ing at the old wages Of 81 cents per bushel,
but tits reported that they are to hold q
meeting OF delegates on Wednesday, and II
two.thirds OF the miners are in favor OF o
strike they will be out by Saturday again
for Al cents. The railroad miners are still
out except in few cases. though oper,.
tors claim that they will all be in by Mon.
day next; that the action Of the river mi.
ners.has weakened the strike OF the rail-
road miners. Mills aud factories depend.
ing on railroad mines are now supplied by
river. The Secretary OF the Miners Union
on the contrary claims that the strike ol
the railroad miners Is stronger to-day than
ever II was, and that the miners show nc
signs OF weakening.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BRIGHT ON THE IRISH QUESTION.

LONDON, January 2B.-Jno. Bright in his
speech at Birmingham Saturday, suggested
that Parliament appoint commission to
go to Dublin, with power to sell farms o!
the landlords TO the tenants who are will.
ing to buy them, and TO advance three.
fourtls OF the purchase money therefor,
principal aud interest to he repaid in IS
years from such measure. Bright said he
believed 1t would meet the wants and sat.
isfy the desires Of the Irish people. The
commission is 10 assist the tenants to pur-
chase'whenever the landlord was willing
to sell. Bright recommends compulsory
sales only, where the land is owned by
London companies. or Guilds, as is The
case with large tracts near Londonderry.
He expresses conviction, however, II his
plan WAS adopted, self Interest or public
opinion would soon compel individual
landlords to see 10 their tenants.
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RUSSIA.

BERLIN, January 26.-on the 25th ami.
yersary ofthe Czar's Succession to the Imper-
ial throne Of Russia, the Prince OF Wales
and the German Princes related to the
Emperor, will visit st. Petersburg with
their numerous suites. II is expected
that Prince Frederick Charles, Of Prussia,
nephew OF Emperor William, will repre-.
sent Germany on the occasion. All Ger
man regiments OF which the Czar is honor
ary commander, will send deputations to
81. Petersburg.
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view. Asto the difference between the
routes To- st. Marys 1t Is twenty.six miles
by the river, and Mr.. Pugh and VIM. l.
Boreman, both Of Middlebourne, the lat
ter the father Of X. s. B., thereby having
the advantage In age and knowledge, adj
mitted to VIM. Gillespie, OF our place, that
It was six miles farther via Middlebourne
to st. Marys from Martinsville than by
the river. We claim 1t is more-the hills
not considered. The rest OF his letter
could be easily refuted, but being satisfied
what either oi us might say will not COM
plete the road and furnish rolling stock,
and that the corporators are better posted
as TO the merits OF the rival routes, with
this l will leave the field to Dir. X. S. D.
Respectfully,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-27
pLAINE,s BIRrHpLACE.
Washington County Instructs for I'll
Maine Man with Much Enthusiasm.

Washington County Instructs for the
Maine Man with Much Enthusiasm.
WAsIItNoroN. Pa, January 2G.-,ehe
Republican County Convention, which
assembled here at noon to-day, selected
Hon, Jonathan Allison as Senatorial, and
Hon, John H. Ewing, Hon. George v.
Lawrence and Hon. John N. Mcdonald as
Representative delegates to the State Con.
vention. The county committee, in the
call for the convention, asked the several
districts 10 instruct their delegates as to
their preference for President. When the
roll was called the vote stood l16 for
Blaine, 15 for Grant. and the greatest en-.
thusiasm prevailed. The delegates to.the
State Convention were instructed to sup.
port Blaine delegates to the Chicago Con
vention. The Grant boom Is "busted" by
Blaine's birthplace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-27
ITALY.

LoSpos, January e6.-A dispatch from
Rome says DR.. Gerard Small, d physician
belonging 10 the Anglo-American Colony
in Rome, was recently assailed in his
house by Two men, who robbed and left
him pinioned and half strangled. The
docloris now out OF danger. The assail-
ants have been arrested.
ROW., January 26.-The monster Italian
double turreted iron clad. Duilo, the most
powerful war vessel in the world, in a
trial on Saturday gave IA miles per hour,
working six.sevenths full capacity. She
has powerful ram aud at the stern a
torped6 boat.
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FEELING roR punLIo op1N1oN.

LONDON, January 2G.-The dispatch from
Cabul, referring to the scheme for the
withdrawal Of the British troops to Jella-
labad, was probably inspired by the
Indian Government, and a sketch OF the
proposed proclamation put forward as a
feeler, with view to observe its effect on
the nation.
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IiiE RIVER RAILROAD.

l,,, ,S,sllEns'tLLE, W, vAa January 81.
Il. lS' object Of my letter was not TO
=, s''o1'a newspaper controversy" but to
y rss''overt statements that had been pub.
asd that We were opposed to the build.
ssO' the @.&P.R. h. / acknowledge
mistake In my letter as to the distance
I,Sseen ". tho points mentioned. It should
M M q, tead eighteen miles from Martins
~, \. +, % Inc foot Of tho reach" Mr., Il
I5, S" y y true that II Is twenty.six miles
NJ, M 4artinsville TO st. Marys by the
sl aud same distance via Middle
a. sGs, w. aud asserting q thing to be. true
tn.p ~! make II true and what he says Il
II seems they had two points ID
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A Deeided Rlnine boom in Iowa.

DEs MoIYEs, January ga canvass o.
the State Senate, completed today, result
ed; Blaine, 81; Grant, 8; Sherman, 2
Edmunds, Q; washburne and Garfield,
each. The Democrats voted 2 for Mlden
8 for Seymour, for Thurman, for Davit
Davis; the Greenbackers, 9 for Ben But
Ter. The total canvass Of the Legislature
shows Blaine 81, Grant II.
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An ursen, Demand for a special Meet.

The public indignation Is again-and
this time justly-aroused to high pitch,
and loud calls are heard aud Inquiries
made why the Law and Orders do not In
vestigate and denounCe an outrageous and
hiell.handed disregard OF the sacredness
OF the Sabbath, an infringement Of their
own constitution and bylaws, an utter
disregard Of the fourth commandment,
our citizens. This has reference To the
riotous proceedings of last Sunday, enact
cd by the Temperance Knights in and In
front Of Washington Hail, where people
were hindered from entering q public
building, where people were waylaid,
where hands were laid on people and
warnings. spoken with voices as deep as
frog.ponds, mot to enter;" where money
was charged for temperance lecture,
where money was divided, and where one
man received the enormous sum Of half
the spoils, merely for having the capabil.
ity OF utilizing his tongue two hundred
times faster than any Of his Contempora.
ries then present. A howl was created
and special meetings were held by the
Law and Orders on account OF the last
spiritual scance, Why Is there any dis.
elimination made In this case? Is Wash.
ipgton Hall Gplace Of divine worship be.
cAuse temperance meetings have been
held therein prior to last Sunday? Where
are the police and the end and tail man OF
tho Law and 0rder Society? Let's have
reform! Let's have at least an apology
from our honorable Mayor.
ANOTHER Law AND 0RDER.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. January 96.-In Congress 10.
day Premier Canovas Del Castillo reiter.
ated the declaration that he did not in.
Tend 10 offend the minority OF the Cham
Der Of Deputies by referring to the scene
in the Chamber on the 10th Of December;
aud 1t is believed that the minority In
consequence Of this declaration will short
ly return to their seats.
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LOUISVILLE, January ga FIRE tonight
originating from furnace in the base.
ment OF Kits & Aernes iewelry store,
Forty.first street, near Jefferson, burned
through the first floor in the rear OF the
store, damaging the stock to the amount
OF $40, 900; on fixtures, $1,000. The safe
containing the fine jewelry fell into the
Rellar; It's contents are supposed TO be safe,
Insurance, $4,000, in'a q dozen different
companies. The building property ol
Mrs. Samuel Avery was damaged to the
amount Of S. 900.
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FRANCE,

PARIS, January 96.-The Cradle Club,
composed Of American writer's and artists,
give dinner to-day to Gen. Lucius Fair.
child, retiring American Consul here, on
the occasion Of his promotion to be Minis
ter 10 Spain. The Stanley Club give him
a,dinner on Saturday next.
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gusta special says: The Supreme Courtwil
at Bangor decide upon the advisability o
considering the Fusionists statement
The Fusion Senate met with seven mem
bers this morning and took recess unit
4o'clock.
THE REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.
The Republican programme as outlined
this Enorning, is after hearing what the
Supreme Court has to say regarding the
Fusionist statement, to have the Governor
issue proclamation commanding the dis
persion OF the Fusionist government, and Il
any one persists In exercising administers
tive or legislative functions TO arrest him
Immediately. Its probable the Governor
will give the Fusionists not over twenty.
four hours.
The Fusionists appear to have entirely
lost heart, and now only talk Of an appeal
to the people at the polls next autumn.
1t Is expected that Wednesday will see
the last OF the dual.government in Maine.
1t Is reported that the Fusionists employed
the great seal TO authenticate their docu-
ment sent to court to Bangor.
NOT MUCH LEGISLATION.
AUGUSTA, January 26.-The House met
at II o'clock. The Senate is not in session.
The Speaker read communication
from the Governor, transmitting con-
gratulatory resolution from the Legisla-
ture OF Wisconsin, and presented an order
providing for a joint special committee to
investigate in regard TO taking the seal and
records.
The House transacted but little busi-
ness, and adjourned till 4r.M.
ABOUT ENDED.
The Fusionists seem to remain firm, but
will not attempt to transact business.
They will meet and adjourn from day to
day till the decision OF the Court is re.
ceivea. Should 1t sustain the Republi.
cans most OF them will take seats in the
Legislature, and it Is thought every Sena-
tor, with possibly the exception OF one,
will take his seat. The Legislature will
enter at once on the dispatch OF important
business before them, without further
preliminaries.
The troops will remain here until mat
tiers settle down to peace basis.
DISCIPLES OF BRICK roMERoY.
PORTLAND, January 2G.-The Pres to.
morrow will publish an expose of the
formation Of the circles OF the Brick Pom
eroy league in Maine with the State Cir.
Gle, devoted to communist doctrines, and
are now employed In endeavors to seize
the State Government. There are five
circles known in Cumberland, and some
in York, Knox and other counties. This
organization is. managed by advanced
leaders OF the Greenback party, and the
masses Of that party are still ignorant Of
their existence.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 26.-There is consid.
erable anxiety in Liberal circles regarding
the forthcoming election in Liverpool for
a member OF Parliament In consequence
Of the determination Of the Home Rulers
to abstain, from voting.
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The Mississippi River Commission 6as
adjourned at St Louis, to meet In Wash.
ington, February II. The commission has
already expended in the neighborhood Of
OF 10000 In tho survey and general OK.
pensss. Tho appropriation made by Con-
gress for the present work was $4,000.