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p.s.h Of the oldest Reform.d N. g.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, April lO.-Judse John
Chansy, Of Canal Winchester, died to.
night in the o2d year Of his age. He was
born in Maryland, January 12, 1890. He
was a jackson Presidential EleCtor In 1889
was elected to Congress in 1896 and served
three terms. He was also member oI
both branches oi the Ohio Legislature
serving Ave terms in the House and one
IN the Senate. He was also an Associate
| Iustlce Of the Circuit Court under the old
Constitution Of the State. The first Office
he held was that OF o JutlCe OF the Peace
His third vile survives him. Judgt
Chauey was probably the oldest ex.mem
her Of Congress In the United States.
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49,, - ..,,..,. ~ Ita riauIaunria
The next programme Vi ',o S"la" ..a,,aL,'
Literary Society iS this; Essay, DR.. Muhlemah,
Sntiect 1,omulus; George GrodhsuS, essay on
'"'''.N .'S,.,,., u. Tho,,nson. ASSAY ON
tne AS'yIhIA "i'' ..r.. vii, ..od.
Hypatia; Miss Carroll. essay on VIGIL fe@',
ing OF selections by Miss Bessie BatteIle and
AZ, 1.nnio tr,ih Music. Miss Maria Dat.
Mb' 'etu'V oI ,a,I, AZ.
ttlle. Music ny quat'!'Vs' ,....-.,.---
Some Of thenewly elected road supervisors
vo,s sworn in here on Saturday, and +. NJ.
80. "o'o ,.n,,,o In n,urs nj John Kilgore,
qualified. The con'tabLes, prusam anu OrlSs,
well, also have entered OH the discharge OIL
,boir lnties
Aprisonet at Tue ','y ioVAuP ""'
OF delitum trArens Saturday ,,., ,n...,. al
Bsv, COnkle, Ol Tue MethouIst HuiIp i!.l. u. ~
81, ClaiESylle, preached here, asSisling rev
Chapman, Saturday evening anu suhu"y al
Quarterly meeting. ~, ,,,...,.,
There was no preaching a. Tue pls!ipe'
Church on Sunday, owing to the seEnsSi {, o
Rev. Dean, but as usual, the cohgresa"O!
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CHICAGO, April 1O.-Daniel Connerp,
aged thirty years, q moulder, was fatally
shot this evening by Henry Smith in q
drunken brawl on Clark street between
Taylor and Cook atreets. Conners and
his companions have been on protracted
spree, and Smith, who has the reputation
Of being "pool sharp" from Blnghamtoni
N. Y, forced himself into their company
III trying 10 rid themselves Of Smith 9
quarrel arose, in which he drew pistol
which he had stolen from q store on CLARK
ptreet, and shot Conners in the abdomen,
The wounded man was taken TO a hospital
where he will die, and Smith, as he gives
| hia name, was arreHted,
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BLOOD On the MOON.


France aud Tunis Apparently In for n
TuHaIe-The Porte Asked 10 Nee Fair
Play.
TuSls, April 1O.-A telegram from the
French Government 10 the Bey states that
the French troops will Cross the frontier to
chastise the Kroumiers and reckon on the
support OF the Bey's troops, and that 1t
will also be necessary for the French TO oc.
cupy tho valley oil the river Med djerah,
Which almost biseCts the Regency. The
Bey has replied that he can.
not consent to any such steps,
since he is both able and willing TO re.
press the disorder on his side Of the from.
tier. He protests against the invasion oi his
territory In violation Of the treaty, and de.
clares be cannot hold himself responsible
for the consequences II the French persist
In their Intentions.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, April 1O.-The BeY ol
Tunis has invoked the protection OF the
Porte against France.
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The Popular Demnnd.

So great has been the popular demand
for the celebrated remedy Kidney. Wort,
that II is having an immense sale from
Maine 10 California. Some have found II
inConveuient TO prepare II from The DRY
compound. For such the propfietorS now
prepare u in liquid form, This ean be
procuted At the druggisls. II Lhas precisely
the same effect as the dry, hut is very con
centrated 90 that the dose is much smaller
I-Lo'EM AdN, NwH4w
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New YORK, April 9.-on board the Aus
tralia were twenty stallionp, sent by Tat
teraall, oil London, to bis friend, William
Easton, OF this city, to be sold at the
American Horse Exchange. They are
said to be Of the best blood In England,
and several OF them are winners In good
races. Among them are Blue Mantle,
Esham, Muscovy, DalnocardaCk, Silver
Stream, Tympanum, Midlothian, Wood.
lands, Constitution and Royalty.
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oHicAaO, April o.-Ths Dfovers' Journal

CHicAso, April o.-Ths DrOvsrS Journal
reports! ....
Hogs Receipts 900 head; shipments 1900
head. Market steady with fair demand aud
unchanged common To good mixed packing
80 4Oab IS; light IS 6Oa6 sOi choice heavy
% 0Oa8 40.
Cattle -Recelpts 8,OoO head; shipments
1900 head Fair demand but al lower rates
and very full supply; closed weak; common
TO fair shipping a 3Oa4 80; good 10 choice
% peas 90. exports 30 SOaB 10 butchers ll6w
and steady att2 80; StOokers and feeders ac.
Tive al % l6a4 90.
sheep-l@elpts !, 200 head shipments q 800
head. Best irnl exporters IS 8OaB 20 iaif 10
good slow at 80 i6a5 40; common 70 medium
very dull and lca20c lower al a 4Oa4 90.
ToLEDo, April a.-whqat quiet; No. 2 red
Wabash spot 81 09lI May 81 lON; June
81 lOHi July 81 co. August 81 04K; yeat
81 ON. Corn steady; high mixed 4OKo; 10
spot 40Nc May 45sio rejected AGO. dam
aged 42Nc. Oats quiet; No.2, SSKG, CloVei
dull; prime n 66i No. 2, 425,
NEw YoRK, April g.-DRy Goops-Jobbin,
trade quiet. Mep's wear woolens dull. Cot.
ton goods In light demand and unchanged
Prints IN Irregular request Glrghams &C
tive and firm, Lawns sluggish WOfster
dress goods IN moderate demand. Cotton
fabrics quiet.
NEW YoRk, Aprit 9.--ME7GIs--Manuiac
tured copper dull new sheaihlng 28o; lingo
lake lSKal9Nc. Pig iron dull scotch $2l
a24 90; American go OCa26 30; Russia sheetin
tlS GOALS %. Cut nails % OOa3 10; clinoI
a E0a5 90.
Pir1sbUHeH, April D. PETRoLEUN-- Yer
active; crude nuctuatiDg and unsettled
United certificates at the close offered a
e2Hci refined Afmer at 80 for Philadelphi
delivery.
NEw YoRK, April D-Wotl-Dnll; dome
! Ito fleece S2al0pi pulled;2Oa4Oci unwashed IA
. $40; Texas i4a2sc.
ASrWENR April 9,-PErRolEvN-Rsfine
'oHt
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LONDON, April O.-Beaconsaeld Is rest
lees and less inclined to take nourish.
ment.
Beaconsfleld's condition Is such as to
cause great anxiety. He is very weak.
Two physicians remain with him during
the night.
LONDON, April -Deaconsaeld passed
a quiet night. He continues 10 take nour.
ishment, but his weakness Is still cause
OF anxiety.
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VICIOUS VEAL.

A CFentuFe who Mole the Lively OF
Heaven to serve His UnhoIy Passions.
ST. LOUIS, April lO.-The Republiean'
Dallas, Texas, special says: II will be
recollected that two years ago Rev. II. e..
Veal. A prominent Methodist preacher,
was arraipned for cafnal and lustful as.
sault on Mrs. Emma Griffin, at Waxa.
hatchie. This was his second appearance
In court for such scandalous conduct. bis
church found him guilty, the Masonic
fraternity expelled him, and the court
ined him $500. From this latter verdict
he appealed 10 a higher court, which
Granted him a new trial. His second trial
ended at WaxahatChie 10 day In . verdict
Of guilty, and fine Of $1,000 and costs.
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TALEs FROSf TEXAS.
rhe Lone star state Furnishes Its Daily
ua,rh of t,rIntiuAI Sensations.

THW TlWUN
Batch or Criminal Sensations.
GALVESTON, April 1O.-A Nc's special
SAYS VIM. B. Alexander, colorcd, a dis
charged postoftice clerk, has made afEidA.
yit against Postmaster j. y. Manning, OF
San Antonio, charging him with embez.
element. Manning was arrested and re.
leased on bail.
Adam Thompson, under sentence o.
death at Dallas for the murder Of an old
man named Schumacher, denies the killing
but acknowledges that he was an acCes.
sorv, lie accuses West Pollard and
Jerry Grant Of the murder. The story Is
mt credited,
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r..i.iA.s i,enneal 10 ItArtnr,l.

1oSpoS, April 0,-The Times this morn.
ing prints the will Of the late Thomas Oar.
lyie. tits most remarkable document,
recognizing immensities Of WORTH especi.
aiiy In ibe silent classes in America, and
Inli,lls his fond notion and bequeaths the
hooks he bought and used In Writing the
lives Of Cromwell and Frederick 70 Har
vsSd University as a testimony Of his 70
srtet to The Alma Mater ol his American
Itisnds and Ia token Of his kind feeling
and obligations TO New England,
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BosroN, April lO.-A dispatch from
Highland Light, Cape God, states that q
vessel WIS seen on ere from that point at
1880 Saturday evening, bearing north
about ten miles, but owing TO the darkness
her class could not be discovered. She
looked like a two tnaated steamer, square
rigged on the ioremast. At7:45 both maBts
we're In flames, and Gt 5 o'clock she disap.
peafed. Weathet calm and the sea
RtnooIh,
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is q common com mplaint. II you feel go
get a package OF Kidney Wort and take II
and you will at once feel liz tonic power
II renews the healthy action Of the kid
neys, bowels and liver, and thus restores
the natural life and strength 10 the weary
body. II can now be had In either dry OF
liquid form, and In either way is always
prompt and efficient in aoLion.-MttD Bed
ford Standard. MwFAw
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New YoRk, April 1O.-The bodies OF six
men who died from smallpox and ten
from typhus fever were buried from the
Riverside hospital to-day. Two others
died In the hospital to-day Of typhuA
fever. Five other cases Of smallpox we're
discovered Ly the sanitary inspectors 10.
day and removed to the hospital.
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I1l1b Tssiles n CbleaEo.

CHicAuo, April 1O.--The Chicago Labor
Union, an extensive and powerful ofsa'
hiSation, adopted tonight resolution
calling upon tenants TO feiuse to give up
iheif holdings on May Gtst, or 10 rent
others, or pay any advance rent. Steps
are 10 be taken 10 raise funds and employ
council 10 defend the action Of tenAhta
under khie resolution,
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R0ss BNIi n new York.

NEW YoRE, April p.-lhe tOutth and
last game Of the series between the eDetrolI
and Metropolitan clubs was played this
afternoon, and was won by the Detroit
nlnh. Score. four 10 three.
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wAsHiSaroS, April s.-1t Is said to-day
that the appointment Of Private DAlSell To
an eighteen hundred dollar cletkship in
the pension Office was made at The request
oi President Garfield.
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PEsrn, April 9.-1n consequence Of the
bursting Of dam near MeteSel, the river
Thesis flooded 1910 aCteS Of arabic land.
Tie War Minister has ordered four battal.
ions Of engineers 10 proceed 10 the spot,
Forty thousand acres are also flooded neat
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iIsI.nns Irnin inlnt,L,i.

HARRtsoSBuRo, Va, April V.-1n the
Readjubtets' Convention here to-day, res
olutlons passed lndorsipg and commend.
ing Mahone'e action and votes Id The
United States Senate,
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Revepue onlcOr Murdered In tennessee

NASHVILLE, April 9.--The Anericdn't
Gallatin special says that revenue officer
named s;eagraves, while on bis way home
In Macon county, stopped at farmhouse
10 spend the night. He was called out
hy Ave men, taken 10 the woods, and shot
| twice through the head,
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BALTIMORE, April O-FiOur firm, steady and
without change. Wheat, western lower and
closing steady, No. winter red spOt,
April and May 81 l9XIl iDJS June 81 ibXn
l9Ni July 81 lBLal lO16. Corn, western
easier and dull; mixed spot coke, Anil
66NaO6ISc; May 5INa541Gc. June 6IHC I'D;
steamer 5S%O, Oats higher western white
I7a4Sc. Rye higher al 81 l2al IA. Hay un-
changed. Provisions higher and tending up
ward mess pork, old $40 00i new $i7 Oj;
bulk meats, packed 50 OOaS IS: bacon, shoui.
ders SB75; clear rib sides so 20; hams ST. 90
ali 6O Lard, refined til 90. Butter uuiet
and unchanged. Eggs firm al lie. Petroleum
steady refined 7HC. Coil q steady; Rio cts-
goes Oriiniry 10 fair lOHal2Ic. Sugar ffm,
Whisky dull at 81 cox,
UINUtENArl April 8 Cotton steady al IO%c.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat easier,
but not qlosaby lower. Corn quiet; No. 9
mixed 37Nc. Oats stronger aud scarce No. 2
mixed 3Oc. Rye strong and higher; No, 2,
u 20. Barley strong No. 3 extra fall 81 Oba
Oh. Pork unsettled and higher at ki7 co.
Lah lrong; current make $40 90; prime
steam held out Of the market. Bulk meats
quiet and higher: shoulders t5 i2H clear NIB
ts TO- Bacon strOng shoulders 50 SIX; clear
rib So SIX; clear 50 l2JS. whisky strong
and cloe ed higher ht 81 O5. Bnter easier, but
not uuOtnhly higher
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ATE BoSDs-Less active than of late and
rn | ~ yrnolr aud lNwap

sTocEs-The market was strong at the OPEN
Ing, and IN advance 4 to ~ per cent was
recorded, the latter in Reading, but at the
Tsl cSAFH S y tsSE ssSSuascn IetSe t WEAK ahu as
Reading was again prominent. Toward noon
the market assumed firm tone, and, under
tho lead OF Reading, prices rose Y to s per
cent, Indiana, Bloomington ~ Western sold
up to 81 per cent, and closed at the highest
point The general market was extremely
dull in the latS dealings, and closed fairly
steady, Outside OF the two etockS mentioned
above fluctuations in prices were confined
within u very narrow range.
TFAnRantiOn8 I'm 0O0 ahATAa
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Che GatelLigEnter

,,...., ,o.. Is and ~ TOur'eenIh Stree.
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THE IRISH WORLD.

In the House Of Commons to-day Mr..
Forster, Secretary Of State for Ireland,
repudiatvd the assertion that the Govern
tnsnt contemplated any attempt 10 prose.
cute vendors In England OF the lrish World
q newspaper published In New York, but
he added that copies Of the irish UOrlG
had been procured for the perusal Of thu
officers Of the Government, and alleged In
cendiaty articles therein were receiving
The attention Of the law officers Of thl
GoSDoS, April lO.-1t is stated upon re
Ceipt Of reports from New York thA
Fenian Bkifmishsrs we're about 10 max
arrangements for the murder Of Gladstone
the police have taken precautions In tn
district oi Hawarden, where Gladstone
| htaVinH.
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PISKERroN FoILED.

New YORK., April O,-It has been re
ported that Pinkerton's Detective Agency
had q boat out trying to scare Coleman
There 10 good authority for stating thai
Pinkerton applied 10 the Department o.
State for permission to arrest Coleman In
the harbor, but Secretary Blaine replied
no man should be arrested within the
maritime Jurisdiction OF the United
States without due process OF law.
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GLADSTONE DooMRD.


LONDON, April 9.-Lord Csrlingtord,
better known as Mr., FortesCue, formerly
Secretary for Ireland under Gladstone's
previous administration, has been ap.
pointed 10 succeed the Duke OF Argyle as
Lord Of the Ptivy Seal In the Cabinet, the
Duke having resigned in consequence Of
his inability TO agree 10 support Glad.
stone's Irish Land Bill.
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EINANCIAL AND COaMEROIAL.


New YoEE, April0,-&ayEE-Market tirmer
at Q per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a8
Dor cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills
steady at 81 81 u; demand H SSk.
GovERNNEST BoNDs-steady for skies and
tlves, and u per cent higher for tourSand.a-
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O'Donnel, another Of the persons i'm
plcated in the Mansion House plot, ar.
rived on the French steamer Vile de Mar
aeilles q week ago, and was down the hay
with others, for the purpose Of identifying
Coleman, who was not personally known
In the OthafR.
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100000 Of these pens are in use in this
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circular can be obtained by addressing
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EyFAIA, ALA, March G 1879


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Cotton Factories.

Cotton factories in South Carolina
realized profit Of from eighteen to
twenty-five per cent. during the year
1917, and since then several new COM
panies have sprung into existence.
Ihe most recent is the PcIzcr Manu-
featuring Company, of Charleston,
with capital Of four hundred thon-
sand dollars, Of which sevcn-ciuhths
wcrc subscribed in one day. The
company will erect its factory near
Williamson in Anderson county
Another company is now organic
ing in Charleston for the purpose OF
beginning steam cotton factory in
that city. The Rock Hill factory will
soon be ready to begin operations, and
chester county also has one under
way. Several others are in contcm-
plation in different sections.
Why does not Fairfield make tho
experiment? 1t is said that fifteen
thousand dollars will set in motion
over five hundred spindlcs, and con-
tinual additions can be made. The
water power in the county may not be
sufficiently easy Of access to warrant
Its development rs yet. but a steam
factory can easily be set in operation
anywhere along the line of the Char
lotte hai'road, between Ridgeway and
Blythcwood, the greatest abundance
OF fuel can be obtained for years to
come at reasonable rates. Tho loca-
ton is the hcalthiest in the world, and
easy communication can be occurred
with tho world.
The rapid increase Of cotton facto-
Hes III the South, as shown by the re-
cent census, attracts great attention
from public economists, and in spite
OF doubts expressed by Edward Atkin-
son it is prophesied that not many
years will clapse before this section
will manufacture vast quantities of
her material on the spot instead of
sending it to the North.
The way to begin this new era is to
erect small factory in every county,
and then to Improve as facilities in
crease. Imagine Fairfield converting
her eighteen or twenty thousand bales
Of cotton into yarn or cloth each year,
and realizing double price. If we
can 60 no better let us spin a hundred
bales at first. That will bc Just 80
much gained.
Because we cannot get up half
million dollars or more at once, we cit
down and do nothing, not even at
tempting Clements attachment. We
believe there is money enough in the
county, here and there, to make at
least modest beginning, SO as to at
tract outside capital. Shall the effort
be made, or shall other counties, once
lar behind us in wealth, take the lead
and rapidly outstrip lis?
We want white immigrants. Bring
the mills here and they will come,
Colored labor will raise the cotton, and
white immigrants will convert it into
yarn. No interests will conflict and
all viii grow rich.
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TAYLOR COUNTY
This Is to certify that have had Asthma
1Ird I4r tnirty,.nve years and used great many
Pr Holt0n Guc years without finding relief. /
then used your Brewers Lung RcStorcr and
tound In It n permanent cure.
very truly yours u. j. PARKS.
Sold by all Druggists In this county