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The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Ans asesssity for > goyernoF dc
void Of the tricksry which chsradter-
ICES the mere politician Becomes m9re
apparent as the days roll by. Real
| worth is more in demand than parti-
! san service, more especially when
| that service has been amply repaid.
The nan whose convictions alone in
duenced his conduct, and sho gave
his services freely because he knew
he was Gu the right side and his par
ty needed him. In the days when 1t
seemed that misfortune would never
change, should not now be permitted
to remain in retirement because hie
efforts have been successful, nor is it
likely that he will be. From one end
of the State Of ofMississippi to the otner
,he press is discussing the merits Of
Capt, r. H. Taylar, and his past
record satisfies each individual that
not only is he worthy the honor but
IS entitled to it for services WHICH !
were given alta time when political
preferment was no. considered, be
,suss too distant for the keenest
If prophets to predict. the only re-
ward ne ever received were thrusl
lpon him by the friends
v ho knew his worth, and who brought
lim out at time when his active in
elect aud unceasing energy were
beneficial to success. Now that the
political struggle has assumed u
,bose favorable to the accomplish
nent of the objects for which he Ia
ored, those friends will see that il
osbIe he will be kept in the field IN
i honest Democracy shall have (
'iumphed. Not only is this fee ling
llhusing the people Of this aud adj !
cent counties, but the discussion i
-ovokes has led toa recognition OF
mpr..s from the most remote see [
1us of this state.-Batespisle Pano' ,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

AS you take up the plowhandles in
IN early morn, befose you start your
horse or mule on his Journey across
tho field to break the ground for your
planter, resolve that you won't buy
on a credit; when you reach the end
Of the field cut little notch on the
fence and say; mo crop mortgage
this year for me-" Your heart will
be proud and your labors will be
light from Monday morn to Saturday
night, when you realize that every
bushel OF corn that you will gather
from those little green sprouts will be
yours to hold for good price; and
that every boil Of cotton that will RE
pen under the bright rays Of the sum-
iner sun viii be yours and yours
Rious. Texas Bulletin.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

A WhIskey Drinking Snake.

|
| Mr.. Owen Hatch, who keeps "A
small grocery store ia this neighbor-
uood, can vouch for the truth OF his
Nj, Hatch sells liquor as well As
iamily groceries. Keeping only
small stock # liquor on hand, he
ieepa most of it in jugs. One day
last week ) twogalloh Jug of corn Ii
!uor was left sitting on the door be
nind the counter. Mr.. Hatch stop
ped behind the counter and was SUR
paised to see large black suake coil
I'd around the jug with its head in
side. He watched it for a moment,
and soon discovered thai ths snake
was drinking liquor. 1t was not dis
turhed aud after several minutes it
slowly uncoiIed itself from the jug
and attempted TO craYl away, but
was too drunk, and streached itself
out on the floor, where it remained
apparently ASLEEP until the next
day. Mr.. Hatch examined the jug
and found that the snake had drank
more than quart Of liquor. Two
days later the same snake returned.
and when it crawIed under the roun-
ter Mr.. Hatch watched ~. ny ,uu
ing itseIfaround the jrL ana giving
It's neck u twist around 4D~ -,upyur
it was able to remove the cork, AI,'
again thrust its head inside and h.
gan to drink liquor. 1t was allowed
to driak its FIJI again, Iltgr wHi,L it
was killed - Birmingham Age-Her
aid
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Another to be added TO the list OF
Birmingham horrors. Gu Saturday
!, saloon keeper went to the roar of
his premises apd found man named
". W, rhonss ~ the throes of death
win al empty phlaI oy his his side.
n the dead ,Tsn's pockets were found
letters which proved the mans lden-
tity, and that, also he had led life
Of debauchery, having abandoned his
wife for an illicit love and the har-
owing rcmorse OF such II lite ulAu.
his career unbearable.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

cree ping around tn. corne,g of his
mouth, "pressrta me from CHS vO-
MANS postscript" aud then 'pdtnlhs
to ths gentleman to whom BE- was
then taking Et asked: "Why d it
a awapan mast .lways sdd : POST
script'to h r. iustrvisws AMI to her
letter? I'm ,l!st all tbs women who
corge in here 10 see me on busInss-
forget what they want to say until
they get odt into the snt-robrn.--E
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

A Chicago surgeon testified in a
criminal case the other day that he
Aad properly set the defendants
hfoken uose, but that tae patieut was
morbidly afraid that his beauty would
-
20 spoiled and that to ease his mind
the witness had twice thereafter re-
broken ana reset the nose. Accomo-
dating doctor, that Detroit Free
ttress.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

It is said Of I,opd Tentiison tfst he
spends most Hf bis time reading
,,swspapers. He flnds in this ad-
,anced age that it is hotter 10 get The
t;esh things going than wait for them
10 the dusty books Of libraries. The
laily newspapers are libraries them
solves, issued fresh every day and
costing but q triae.-Cincinnati Com
.narriai Iezptta
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

The Memphis Avalanche has pro,
.3sed giving grand celebration in
That city aext Fail in honor Of King
,potton. His majesty is to be clothed
in articles of homo manufaeture and
10 wear q crown with gems from
Southsrn mines, wrought at Mem
shis and 10 be drawn IL a chariot Of
Shelly OountV WuOi.-EX.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

A subscriber writes; "Tou did not
publish NV communication about
-, for Governor 40, ana aev-
er will, till you reduce it about even
eight.. Your letter il Inug enough
for the North American Kevied. We
are not pubII,hjnga magazine, an
h2Ve no room Tor long winied com
muniCation. Cor spUnIents must
lsse tle L!;4e q wit" short letters
We tl!le tne above from the CLAIR.
on-Ledger, and present it to our quill
singers, merely to give them an idea
of how a ucW4paper ought to te run.
Not one person in dozen read these
long -winded articles, and little coun-
try newspapers have not the room
foc, them -Ex,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
1890 RKWARDi

W will pay ths above reward for any oass
II liver eomplsint, dyspepsia, sick headache.
indigestion, eon,tipssion or castiyye,ppess, wa
Piih, ,Thsn the directions sre strictly compli:
ID With. Thsy are purely vegetable, and
never fail 70 giys sstisfacflo9. Large boxei
pontaining % sugar coated pills. 2sc. For sale
[milstioas. Ths genuine manufactured only
by John Q. VnbT 4 Co., ca W.Madisopst:,
ChiSaeo, ILLS.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Greenville is beginning to make
preparation for entertaining the
Press Association which meets there
in May.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
GAZETTE.
EHURsDAf, MARCH 2S 1889


Two h.1lories fsr the HauufactgFe
of bagging from Pine straw WIZ bs
located in Missis.ippl, one u AeFId-
Jan, the other at jackson.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

hpropOs Of Mr.. ClevelanI's enter
ing at once on the practice OF law, the
sir ls fu i OF nOussnse about the low
srlng Of dignity Of our eX-Prssideuts.
All this talk is born Of monsrchical
deas. II republic the most digul-
led thing is ManhOod. II an ex-
President does not have that, turn
ing him into pubic pauper would
not give it to him. If he has it, no
honest business can take it from him.
The presldsIt is only o citizen
serving as country in special way.
Anex-Presllen is only the same cit
iGent still serving it in another way.
R"ston Globe.
Carpet Dealer-"Yes, madam this
is i very fine stair carpet and very
!uraple," "
Womau-"Will 1t last we'll?
Carpet Dealer-"Fourteen years
ago SOLD piece Of that carpet to
woman and she used it ten years
steady.H
W0nan-"TAen did she throw it
away"
Carpe. UraIrr--"No, madam; |
81 ,o.l say not. For the last four
years he. boy has worn it for every
Cay pants. boston Budget.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28
-a---.I,r---4--.-1-.-s-az..as

Do not delay, but send in
your subscription to the
Champion Paper of tho
South, The Times Democrat
Of New Orleans-Daily and
Weekly. IT has the larqest
circulation.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

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xKNT. guaranteed specific for Hysterla, pig.
sinsss, Con WILSON'S, Fits, Nervous JeurRlgia
Hsadsohe, N Nervous Presfratinn rqpsed by the
use OF alcohol Or tobacco, Wakef1ihess, Men.
tai Depression, softening OF inc Brain resnlt.
ing IN ipsanIty and leading 10 N! !sery, tEcay
Loss Of power In either sex. Involuntary
Losses and spermatorrhHa caused Uy over
exertion Of the brain, self-abusc or over-in-
ddlgepos. Each box contains ons months
ssnt ; Sy mail Pre- prepaid 81 receipt of prios. WV
TO surs any osse. With each order rece,yed
By uC for six boxes, accompanied With DO
ws viii send tho purchaser QHr written guar.
sntee 10 refund the money II the treatment
~ Brssum i Gosdsip, Brussists. Sole
Agents, Hrenada, Miss. (Ts8S
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

DO not suffer ignorance in
your family, when you car
subscribe to that Great Edu-
Gator, the Modern Newspaper.
The Times-D Democrat is the
Best. 1t has the Iaryest dr.
cwlatiOx.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-03-28

Tn~ 'mployr. nt u" Agricultural
Department n"y" pr g~Dtr. - o..
r'taiy Coleman with a handsome
AM ique O.k hail riock, rlg / iprI
high, ~ token Of esteem in which
heis held by them.
Harrison and Blame are, in The
ifnguage ofth" street urchiE, in the
+ouP. The trcnhle came through the
nomination Of Z gin" Schuler to be
Assistant Secretary Of State. A NOR.
objectionable men to the Senate it
would have been hard to find and it
Is surprising t'lat the Prrsidenn arG
Mr.. Blaine -"oHId not hnvr known
this. Schnf'"r.@ principal oTs1sr
was book called American D'rlo
macy written by him ~omr years
ago, in which he took occn sion to
rriticlse Gen. Grant the President. in
avery severe manner, also Mr.. Wash
burne, at that time Minister to
France, and also ths Senate of .he
United S stes The President was
informed that the nomination would
be rejected unless Withdrawn, Bia inc
cabled the fact TO Schuler who /. in
Europe. and the latter dn"in ed the
nom nation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
Russian Pebble speoS-- -sles

The we'll known Russian, DR.
j. r. Wolf. who is examining,
testing and fitting Russian Peb-
BILE Spectacl-s. Is stopping at the
RempeI House. Remember. in
tli. Russian Pebble Spectacles
you will see AS good and as easy
as you ever did in your life and
no more watering, paining, glIm
merIng dizziness. o. smoky ap
pearance bef"re your eyes. will
be al no lime. By th use of this
Russian Pebble Sprctacles your
weak eyes will become stronger
aud brighter day after day. II
you have good frames ne will
place this Pebble To suit your
ayes. Remember, examination
II the eyes free ami no fancy
prices charged for this Peb Die.
Dr J. B Wolf is stnppin. al The
Relnpei House. Logan, Ohio. till
August 6ih. Il ,menber he date.
l.. 81 am Tie same DI. }. b,
Nulf who was in lancaster ior
'he past two niont..S suIting The
Russian Pebbles iUr weak eyes.
.mrl all know my repm'atio 10
be HE best. Juiy 20
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
L, Memoliam of Sister Susan Belt.

AT . meeting of The La'lies o
the NJ. Il. SEWN" Spciciy. tn,
following resolutions were offer
e,i and adopted:
WuEIE.. Oar dear friend and
cn-labOrer, Sister Susan Belt,
was called from labor 10 reward,
July 1Hh. 1889; therefore,
Res, lved, That We who have
been so closely associated with
her in our sMle,y work. dc testify
TO her ability and cheerful will
lingness Ia work for il, of which
she was a faithful memIe-.
Resolved. That we cherish her
memory. and will miss her wiAe
Counsel in omr society.
Resolved. That we tender to
the beGeaved husband and chill.
dren o! the deceased our sympa-
Thy. comm"nding them 30 Him
.wh0 tlneih all things we'll"
Resolved. That IA COPY of these
resolution be sent 10 The family.
and also that they be published.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
The ROYAL Palace of Siam.

The palace cf tie King at Bangkok
was built only few Yeas ago. 1t looks
much like one of tie great raisces OF
Europe. Ii has ses0cl stcsias, and.
under the bright r:.ys Of IT., Siamcse sun.
il scens to be made OF marble. A closer
Inspection sh 'ws that the marble is stucco,
and the golden elephants, each about
h::lf li.e-siGe. which guard The entrance,
change rs you come ncar them from
massive gold To iroa ::ii,icd Wide stair
ways lead i;y Ii: ri;.e st p through these
into great ,e>tib lie The ceiling OF
which IS aao!.t tciiy feet high and the
walls of which are ;i,n.s with OLD Siamese
arI1oi ~ tae ri-h! of this is the Kings
auiicncr hall. lis throne Is Il bed and lie
| lies na his ar; or 81 s Shines; fis' lion, a
h Turk. VIZ; +. !ia receives his royal coun-
ell and L;sctss:. i!:e matters of The king
dom. ihc ministers and nohirs sit on
leather c,ls l,ione,i Lcnchcs, AID tie por-
traits of sipincsc heroes. in oil, by
Europc4n artists IL K down uron them
from tie walls. JUL lack of The King
there IS 81 portrait of s::av; headed.
crooked n.aut!ici!. r:;le faee-l. b. f naked
Eu,i-h st priest. 1t is the high priest OF
the iinc:ioIl. 4 thus the FRO, cclin gs
90 nn ,lrt.cr t:!e very sia ow of Buddha
i;ms: L. The nT.ests, i,y the way. claim
thai the royal family are lilca desc nd
anis of Ei:ddha.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
PROGRAMME

Ofthe Sabbath Srhool Cnnven
tipn 30 bs held in NJ. +. Church
beginning Thursday evonlng
August l>t:
Sermon Rev. N. S. Smith. ID
.. of Columbus Subject Sab
bath Sch ol Work.
Friday morning, 9 o'clock, De
vutional services.
$50 -1'ht order OF exercises
w. w. MrCray.
10-The S ,bbaill School Nor
NAL Class-R.v- +. Il. Crooks. =
10:3O-The Teachers Ann an'
Me;hul-Rtv. W. IL. Price.
Miscellaneous Busiuess-l,e
cess-Lunch.
2 o'clock. p. M.-ChiI,lren
Hour-Music and Addresses.
3o'clock-Sabbath School Mu
sic-Prof. A. NJ. Sparks.
3:3O-The Place of the Bible i
the Sabbath School-Kev. Hen
ry Fulton.
I,ecesS.-7:30.-The Sabbail
School an Integral Part of Il
Church-Opened by ii. Ii. ToGt
/. A cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 every one 10 be presen
throughout the Convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
4 New InEtIs.rY.

4 roi,uIar industry has ieen added to
the list Of ein;1loyIacnts icr women il
New York 4 wC;nan accustomed to
preparing food fer Tie sick fo:ind it ncces-
sary 10 sGppo!l herself. Size tried send
ing c;.ie 10 tic wchaa'S exchange, but
was rot successful She t;.eD thought of
dclicac;cs and tempting tid-bits for in.
valias, and she has been SO successful in
this undertaking as 10 reap arich harvest.
The rilA ant lilc poor both patroUizc her
end til comfort TO hotel and boarding
house residents can hardly be told. Ply
sicians. who know SO well the value of
wel!-ma;ie, no.r:shing dishes. free from
grease and tempting in appearance, are
delighted win this new industry and
recommend it most highly
Nov { at tie experiment las shown so
happy Il res Il, 0t..cr women hare entered
into il AMI many ladies furnish now
tie dslicaccs which Tie SICK ana conv;.l-
escen! need. Ofieniircs il lady of wealth
leaves TN order ii sends lg mail that GER
tain nutritious dishes Shall dai J be sent
to suffering i.,a;l, vGma1, CO cii.,l.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

The Auditor of Warren county
has defamlie,l 10 an amount ap-
Proxinating 1900. lie has left
for pants unknown. The Trea
surer has been put under arrest,
giving bonds 10 the amount of
$25.0A0. II is TO be remarked
that Warren counlyis one of the
banner Republican counties of
the Stale.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

~ has . pretty child Whose is il?'
said one lady 10 another, as they crossed
Madison sIuare. 4 noticed you nodded
to tie nuTae.
"'There!y hangs tale" responded her
companion. The nurse uacd 10 be in
my employ, ard left IL 10 become the wife
OF ooachman. They live over his sta
bic, rot far away, and the child is theirs,
She dresses ii Ike miiiionaire's baby,
in the finest and most dainty of clothes.
which she faithfully copies from Fiftl,
avenue children. She cannot dress Lcr-
self TO correspond, so she wears the
nurse livery fer her own child, and is
proud TO have passers-by stop ard admire
him US some favored darling OF u wealthy
hor.G Curious fancy for enc of her sort.
isn't i, who. IS ruic, are so eager D
drop tie regalia Of sergice 2"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
!. Won ..,c Writer :. T,,r,s,;,,

-
The following IS sample cf o Fridcy
afternoon composition whirh Adam
Biglier wrote wi.i'e hog st SCHOOL.
We may add HAT A;:qm Die.ier wa3
soundly lhrasicd far ii: 6, school
ma'am is Il verb because size denotes
action when You tiirow paper wads at
the girls. Swi:ch IS 4 conjunction and
is used 10 connect verb school r.a am 10
the noun hey. This is 4 comrouud sen
tencc o which Icy IS the subject and
switch ;i.o OH .ecl Fcst person, plural
numncr, Ee,ii-h case. Il school maam
is different from Il Icy; & 10y wears pants
and n school ma'ain wears her hair al
banged on the forehead. She pts paini
on her face and h;s some big fellcr
| come and take ner home. Ia says q
school ma'aIn never gats 10 be older than
IS until she gets mar,ictl Il takes two
school raa ans al day 10 cook dinner.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
Local Items.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Mrs. Frank Vanatta. who died Il
Columbus. was buried in L"gal
yesterday af!ernoon.
Andy C,awf"ri. Of tho Cana
Commission, Is at home tins weel
ia Logan.
Uncle Frank Masee of Nc Ar
thur was. visiting relatives and
friends in Logan lasi week.
AL Brooke and Wad Gage are
spendiur a week ai the Electric
Springs in Delaware county.
Frank Kreig has returned from
Oklahoma lie likes the coun
try. but likes Logan better.
Bob D,vy and j ,hn Keeie who
have been a, the magnetic springs
have return al h.me. m ich I'M
nrnvtd in health.
The well on the School h",ls,
grounds hns been sunk to depth
of so feet. Four feet of water has
been secured.
Eisele d. MrI.ain furnish the lime
rock for Ca 'aghcr Avenue at 81 03
per cubic foot TIE rock comes
from Marion county.
Col. Keith. ol Cleveland. -
promineni attorney forthe Stand
ard OIL 70. was "A visitor IN "n'
CITY las: week. the guest Of III
his son in law, Mr.. Ierges.
Attention Ia called 10 the ad-
ver,lsemeni of the Macarthur
Fair. This Fair promises to to-
one. of the best IN Southern Ohio
Our citizens are invited I" al
tend.
Ed r'cis, one of our most prom
ising young men. died on Tuesday
morning His funeral this m"rr'ns
was at o'clock f."m st. John
C.t:.olic Church.
Tie h.se hall game played on
last Saturday between the Sh"w-
uee and Straitsvllle clubs, resulted
i'm a victory for the Shawnee club
on a scorc Of lOto 6 About twelve
hundred people we've in attendance
Golden, an inmate of the In
firn,ary tried 10 cut iis ihr"a'
last week. 1ulden, 1t Will be re
membpred. was principal mana
ger of the poor house under 'h'
d,syraceiul aud desradirS Nixo'
administration.
Keynes & Wellman ere NAL
iur splendid fl.,ur, al the steam
mill anl,I,ey run dav and nigh
Ia keep up with their orders
We are glad 10 notice this esl-
dence of prosperity in one of The
leading enterprises of our town.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
TIircs!ling Wheat.

The we'll known Tom Lemon
Threshing Machine. at present in
Frank in CO.. will be in Hooking
i'm abonl ten days. This machine
has been supplied with circular
straw stacker. The price Of
threshing in locking county is
three and hail cents per bnsheI
Satisfaction guaranteed. Persons
wanting ihresl,iEg are invited 10
patroniZe ns. Notice by mail al
Logan will receive prompt al
:cniion. LEMON d. M0sURE.
July 1S-2w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25
WANTED.

A girl to 60 general homsework
Mrs. ID. II. Bishop.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

Our &c Gnglam reduced to 5 l g. per yard
All Lancaster Gingham reduced I 4c per ward.
Good Dark prints at &c yard.
All standard prints reduced to &c yar,l
Our 2 3 and 81 12c Turkey Table reduced to 9c v
Best bleacled Muslin ut &c per ya,,l ~ -
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

EXCURSION.
T, Southern 0hio District Fair al
Macarthur, 0.

On Angus, Z. s AMI 8. til" {. u
v & +. Rv., viii sell excn' SD"
tickets 10 MrArtl.ur from Logan
romeroy and intermediate stations
at cae fare for round trip. Goof
going on date Of sale aud go' d re
turning until August 10Th enciusive
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-25

A County Sabbath School Con
yen,inn will be held in the Meth
ulist Churc!, al Logan. beglnn,n.
Thursday evening. August 1t
and coniinui through Frr!ay
August 81. All schools IN The
County are requested 10 senn del
esates. Full programme mex
week. DAVID n Moore,
T. A. TURNER,
II. II. TODD.
J. ID. MATTHIAS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-01
"She" Tonight.

The sale of seats for "She" began yester-
day morning. The company will be at the
theater tonight and tomorrow night, and
will also give Saturday matinee. There
are doubtless few people in Savannah who
have not read Haggard's startling novel
There are two dramatizations of the story.
one by Gillette, which was produced last
season, and the one to be played here by
Webster ard Brady. When Lewis Morri-
son brought out his pet hobby Faust" a
while ago, the accuracy and mechanical
effects caused a good deal of talk. They
were, IN fact, the sensation OF the play. A
young man named Brady was responsible
for the work, and he then and there made
reputation as scenic arranger.
Mr.. Brady has now brought
out. 'She.' Whatever ones opinion of the
novel, with its strained fantastic plot. it
became popular, aud for its plot the drama
tist is not responsible. Mr.. Brady has fol-
lowed the book closely. The chief feature
of the play is the scenic mounting and cal
cium effects. The part of 'She" is PLAYED
by Miss Marie Rene. Altogether the piece
is said by critics to be one of the best spec
tacular arrangements of the day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-01
MORE ROOM WANTED.
kaolin Shipments Heavier Than Can
Be Transported.

Kaolin Shipments Heavier Than Can
Be Transported
1. G. Lamar of Langley, S. c., is in the
city, having come over TO try and make
arrangements for more ship room on the
Ocean steamship tor his kaolin, which he
has been extensively shipping via Savan-
nah to the north.
MIR. Lamar says that the demand for this
clay exceeds the freight room by the Ocean
Steamship line, and his presence here was
In response to letter of notification from
the agent of the line, saying that the ten
day schedule of the Philadelphia steamer
would not allow the company to handle such
large quantities of kaolin. Mr. Lamar
was courteously treated by the officials of
the line, and promises were assured that an
effort would be made to handle more of the
kaolin in the future.
Tue clay is used in the manufacture of
wall paper, wood pulp paper, and other
paper stock. 1t is mined like any other
clay and shipped in casks, the weight when
the casks are filed averaging 1000 pounds.
Mr.. Lamar says that he has quite a large
number of casks of kaolin here awaiting
shipment, and he says his shipments would
be heavier if he could get prompt trans
portation.