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4 Valuable Domestic Invention.

Mrs. ". 4. Cochran of Shelbyville,
Ind, has placed her name on the roll
with the great Inventors of the world,
The result Of her genius being a practi-
cal diSh-washinE machine. She began
experimenting tea years ago. Her hus-
band, the late VI. A. Cochran, was then
Circuit Clerk Of Shelby County, leaving
her financially unable to complete her
undertaking. By the aid of friends,
however, she finally succeeded and has Il
machine designed to do the work now
done by the thousands of girls and wo-
men the land over. The machine is
wonderful and intricate. 1t is made in
different sizes for families and hotel
purposes. 1t is also made for both hand
and steam power and it is capable of
washing, scaliing, rlnsing and drying
from five to twenty dozen dishes OF all
shapes and SIZES in two minutes, the
number. of course, depending on the
size of the machine. Mrs. Cochran has
recently disposed Of her machine to an
Illinois manufacturing firm for large
sum of money and will receive good
royalty on all machines sold.-HaRSas
city star.
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1T GAVE HIM A VALUABLE IDEA.
The Reel. Elevation Of Lady's Hat as a
Design for an Eiffel Tower.

"Pardon me, madam" said the stu
dious looking man in the sixth row of
seats next to Chicago Tribune reporter,
as he leaned forward at the fall of the
curtain on the first act and spoke politely
to the lady sitting in front of him,
"but 1 beg you will not remove your
hat"
Sir" she exclaimed, flushing with
indignation.
Il fancicd from the motion of your
hands," he resumed with the utmost
suavity, "that you were about to re-
move it. Please do not Oblige me,
my dear madam, by keeping it on"
You are grossly impertinent, sir!''
said the lady sharply.
81 beg your pardon, madam" he re-
piled with great earnest7ess. 81 am
only poor inventor and am making a
drawing of your hat as a desiga for a
Worlds Fair tower"
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YOU NEED IT-WHAT?

Wig, Tile Columbia, S. G.,
Weekly Register. SPACES. ST
a gear. 4AU tile mea0s from
ererya0Aere. Special Corres-
pondence daily from all parts
ofMe State. Ahcaysj fresh and
readable. IF you aCant to keep
up witA the procession send
along yom dollar and be happy
for a gear. Remit By p: 0.
money order, check or registered
letter. Clubs Of sir for $500.
Get up a club and get q free
subscription to Tile Columbia
Weekly Register for tarel0e
months. address Charles A.
Calvo, J'., Proprietor, Colum-
bta, S. c.
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HOW TO AVOID WRINKLES.
Repreas Your Emotions, Smile pleas
santly and They Will Not. Come.


You realize that wrinkle is coming,
says writer in the Philadelphia Times.
You don't understand it, and you like it
less. How did it get there? Like the
rest of your sisters, you are of nerv-
Gus temperament, and even when you
are not speaking you are moving your
mouth.
Nothing SO entirely tends to the form.
alton of wrinkles as continual biting
of the undes lip, a moistening of the
lips with the tongue or drawing the
lip up at the sides which causes an ugly,
supercillous look, and which is the best
friend for the cultivation of wrinkles.
Learn the art Of repose as far as your
face is concerned. You can look intelli-
gently at things, and all the expression
desired may be in your eyes, but that is
no reason why any other part of your
face need move
Laughing and crying alike are said to
cause wrinkles, while a pleasant smile
never will. aud the moral of this would
seem to be that it's wisest to repress
ones feelings, or, as the darkey NAM
mics have always taught, that loud
laugh bespeaks a vulgar mind" Avoid
lug this, you are stamped well-bred, and
the wrinkles do not come.
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Boulanrists in Conferences.

LONDON, Nov. "a conference be-
tween the leaders of the Boulangist
party was held to-day at The residence
of General Boulanger on the Island of
Jrrsey-sixty of the prominent members
of the party were present.
The authorities of the Island Of Jcr-
scy had a conference to-day, which re-
suited in the landlord of the hotel at
which the Boulangist conference was
held being cautioned that he would be
held responsible, in the event of any
over-demonstratio arising from the
conference. 1t is stated that the Bou-
langist leaders debated a proposition
for important alterations in the pro-
gramme of the party.
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TOGinnerS and Mill Men
Note Ny Line and Write to Me fol-; Prices

Pratt. winship and Brown Cotton Gins at low
or prices than ever before.
Liddell Compuny's Boss Single and Double
ssrew and Direct Acting Steam Cylinder Cotton
PrsssesJ
LiddsIl-Tomgkins, Westinghouse, Atlas and
Liddell COmpalys Variable and Beltl Feed
Saw Mills. Lane Manufacturing Company's
s. " Mills. fl =, -. =
shafting, Pulleys, Hangers. Couplings, etc.
at prices that cannot be bettered.
Oil Mill supplies Brown and Carver Linters,
Hullers. Screens. Cake Grinders and Breakers,
Fertilizer Mixers, etc.
Ideal" Rubber Belt, and Oak Tanned Leath-
or Belt. ,
but will not recommend INFERIOR machinery.
pl.cing your orders.
Special estimates made on, Wood Working
Machinery. Sturtevant Dry Kilns, or anything
wanted In mylino.
W., H. GIBBES. Jr.,
Columbia. S. G.
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Pianos and Organs.

Pianos 5000. Organs $50 CHECKER.
ing, Mathuahek, Mason 6 Hanlin,
Sterling and Arion Pianos. Mason &
Hanlin, Packard and Sterling Organs,
at factory prices for Cash or on easy in.
stallments. Fifteen days. test trial and
freight paid both ways if .ot satisfacto-
ry. Order and test in your own homes.
Delivered to pearest depot freight free.
Don't forget bottom prices and square
dealing. Write for cuts and prices.
N. W. TRUMP,
Columbia, 8. G.
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Sugar Trust Dissolved.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE General
Term OF the Supreme Court handed
down several decisions to-day, among
them being the long expected one in the
case of the North River Sugar Refining
Company, which was some time ago in
corporated in the Sugar Trust. .,Opin-
ions are written in the case by Judges
Daniels and Van Brunt, affirming the
decision of Judge Garrett, ordering a
dissolution of the company.
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HELP
FOR THE SUFFERING.

How often home is made sad by the
suffering of some member of the family.
How keenly the good wife sympathizes
with her invalid husband, how greatly the
kind husband hopes for his. sick wife's
recovery. Blessed be the men that fur
nish sick and aching humanity with a
remedy that brings sure relief.
Isaac II. Otlaw, Mt Olive N. C. writes: was
troubled with skin disease and was broken out In
running sores. ! had been afflicted for ten years
SKIN DISEASES and usually got worse worse
months ago got bottle B. B. B. at John r.
Smiths drug store at NJ: Olive, and it has entirely
cured me, and have hal no symptoms Of the dis
ease since" .
Kennssaw. Ga, Sept. II, 1887.
Blood Balm Company. My Dear Sirs: l take
great pleasure in ackno sledging the great benefit
my wife has derived frora your great and wonder
iul medicine, B. B. B. For two years she was
great suffer from Scrofrla or some blood disease
which had lain dorra all her life; we had atten
oooor11r tion from some Of the most skill
oSNOF OLh full physicians in tho country but
all to no effect until we had all despaired OF her
recovering Her mouth was solid ulcer and for
two months or more her body was broken
out with sores until she lost beautulhead OF hair
also her eyeIashes and eyebrows. In fact she SEEM
ed to be complete wreck. Now comes the great
secret which want all the world to know, and that
is that three bottles Of Blood Balm medicine has
Gone the work, which would sound incredible to any
one who did net know It to Be So To day my wife
is perfectly healthy and clear from any serofulous
iaiut and she now has three months old babe also
perfectly healthy. Very Respectfully,
H. L. CASSIDY.
rY-If the reader will send to the Blood Balm Co
Atlanta, Ga. for their illustrated Book OF Won
.'a,S - IL will proye of further interest. III
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voters consult only their own feelings.
They go out into the back lot, as it
were, and kick themselves for what
they have done in the past. The elec-
tions are not evidence of additional
Democratic strength. On the contrary,
the Democratic vote has been cut down
considerably in many important places,
notably in New York" The Presidents
private secretary adds, for the comfort
of Republican callers, that "the prin-
ciples of tn, Republican party were not
at stake Yesterday"
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FOR SIXTY DAYS.

WE OFFER OUR NO. 2 HANDMADE
w ROAD CART to responsible parties on
SIXTY DAYS time for only $500. 1t has best
hickory wheels and shafts, steel tires and axle.
cushioned seat and painted nicely. Not tacheap
offer our our No 10 handmade Buggy. put up on
any kind OF spring. on SIXTY DAYS time for
the small amount of $500. 1t has best patent
wheels, steel tires and alles. Trimmed up and
painted in good style. Not by any means a
cheap vshicie but is very substantial and is war
ranted. For circulars and general description.
HOLLER g. ANDERSON.
Manufacturers,
P.O. Box il0. ROCK uILL, S. c.
In writing please mention this paper.
Oc l-fm
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PITTS CARMINATIVE

TOR CORRECTING NAUSEA. DYS-
l. entcry, DiarrhTa and Cholera In
fantum. A pleasant medicine of incalcula-
bic merit in the home circle for child or
adult. 1t is popular, pleasant and efficient:
Truly a mothers friend. 1t soothes and
heals the mucous membranes, and checks
the mucous discharge from head, stomach
and bowels. The mucous discharge from
the head and lungs arc as promptly re-
licved by it rs the mucous discharge from
the bowels. 1t is made to relieve the
mucous system and cure nausea, and it
docs it. 1t makes the critical period OF
teethlng children safe and easy. 1t in
vigoratcs and builds up the system while
it is relieving and curing the wasted tissue.
1t is recommended and used largely by
physicians. For sale by Wannamaker IL
Murray Co., Columbia. 8. G., and whole
sale by Howard & Willett, Augusta, Ca
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The Latest Thing in Chrysanthemums

The Rock Hill He1aM of Thursday
says: A number Of the young ladies and
gentlemen of the community will engage
in a'"chrysanthemum parade" this after
noon at 3 o'clock. The participants will
ride horses, and the parade will be a
very novel one. We understand that
about forty couples will turn out-eacll
couple being ornamentcd in a distinctive
color. The idea is a new one for a
"chrysanthemum show" and had its
origin in Rock Hill.
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Ladies' Who Use the Foils.

Those who understand and enjoy the
art Of fencing, says a London letter tc
the Philadelphia Telegraph, are becom.
ing very numerous nowadays. Indeed
it is said it will be quite tho fashion in
the coming winter.
Now that ladies have taken up. the ex
ercise in earnest, it will no doubt be the
rage for a while. Graceful figures are
never seen to greater advantage thar
when practicing the art of swordsman
ship.
The Prince of Wales's daughters are
all expert with the foil, and many Of
the ladies who weary themselves with
every variety of exercise in the Summer
are taking to fencing as a substitute ir
the winter.
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Ii. II. L. GUARANTEED TO CURE
5iek Headache and Constipation in short
ti1fe. Prevents all Malarial troubles. Price
fifty conts. For sale by druggists and mer
chants. Manufactured by
THE BARRETT DRUG CO.,
Eeb 15a- AUGUST Ga.
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THE ARREST OF MAHONE
FOR The SHOOTING OF HARRISON
AT PETERSBURG.

The Young Democrats Were Painting
the Town Rsd When Their Merriment
Was Suddenly Checked by a Volley
From Mahone's Yard-The Little Boss
Bound Over for Trial-Harrison's S
Wound Not Dangerous.
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| the few whose size is increasing, as the
planet is slowly approaching the earth.
Mars will make his appearance earlier
and earlier as the month advances, riS
ing at its closc at about 2:l5 i'll the
morning
Uranus, also a morning star, meets
both Mercury and Venus as he increases
his distance from the sun. He is i'll
conjunction with the former to-day and
with the latter on the 9th, meeting the
moon on the Goth. He rose on the 1st
about 5 o'clock in the morning, and on
the Both will rise about two hours ear
lier. The progress of stellar photogra-
ply is weR exemplifed IN the case Of
the inner satellites of Uranus, which,
although they are among the most diff
cult. of all, have during the past year
been successfully photographed.
Neptune, the last of the morning
planets, continues to be ranked as one
of that remarkable galaxy of brilliants
only until the 25th of the month,
when, being in opposition to the sun,
he leaves the fair qeeen of the morn
ing skies to serve under Jupiter.
Although nearest the earth ut the time
of opposition, which is the most in
teresting period in his course, he is too
far away from us to be seen without
artificial aid, although his general loca-
ton is fairly well defined by Aldebaran,
the brightest star in Taurus, and on the
Sth his position is still easier to aScer-
tain, as on that date he il III conjunc-
ton with the moon.
Of the consultations for November,
the Dipper is we'll placed for obseeVa-
ton in the Northern section of the
heavens. In the Southern portion we
find the ruling constellation to be the
Fishes, below which is the sea monster
Cetus. In the East the stars of Orion
are rising. Above the head and shoul-
ders Of the Giant are the horns of the
Bull, and above these again the constel-
lation Perseus. The Milky Way runs
nearly vertically along the left of these
consultations. Nj the original bird
consultations are to be found in the
West. The Lyre was one of these, be-
ing called the rising bird, while the
Swan was called the falling bird. The
divided portion of the Milky Way is now
well seen in the West, it being particu-
larry bright to the right and growing
less so as it gets nearer the horizon.
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roEr Tow $50 cANAL.
Preliminary Survey Completed - What
the Maps show.

Preliminary Survey Completed - what
the Maps show.
FssKv TswssKSn, Dee Io.-Tas engineers have
esa4isssa the preliminary sarvey II tho eansi
- se cut through tae narrow spit separating
0ak aAy from p0Fs T0wnssua bay ard sre now
u aking the nA1s. A exAmiDatfon OF the form
alton Through which tie canal i 30 le cut has
lseea made, kad Il i Dow kBelEn that there Is no
roeA % 5e exhausted aud ihas tie esnal Is isaS-
ihse. WHEN Il is ksowa ths1 the prime movers
IA the enterprise are ths Washington Mil Cora
psay. 81 Paint Hadioek. aud the Pugss sound
Iron eenpany. Of IFofsaafe. there can b. no
aomsf hat the canal is 81 assured fast II VIII
be pahsie improvement greatly Increasing the
eoaisaefeial facilities al he sound The entire
distance Necessary 70 be dreaeed to Rake
pa cage sufficient for tie navigation Of
iRst draukht sfsameS il eniy co
yards. sid 10 make 10 ship canal
foF vessels a. ssy class only 100 linear yards
This win bring ire town q Hsdlogk twenty
miass nesrsf SEATTLE ard wIl iesscn tie distance
bstsosn fon townsend saa sesftie fully ten
msaea. erawheaa steamers eonid thEn reach
pess Townsend shgeush safe passage ~ any
seafon u the xeks. ebesess ~ preseHt they are
faFliIaden b the iHeperierS 70 pass Marrow
Stone psist sFesa octDaef l = April l. The
wosk 81 exeasasias will Begin sea.
q E Mgan IL Wisronssa, has hsen sent 60
this 81 ey the secretary ~ the treasury 60 -
assigned 70 aaiv by Cosieeeor bradshaw, 20 a.,
ssss IL sssa enforcement Of The provisions o. the
Chimes exclusion arE
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SORGHUM sWINDLE.
How Kansas Farmers Eneour-
age Home Industry.
SHARP PRACTICE ~ scHEmERs.
Bond for sIse.ooo Voted 70 Extsaa She
EnteFprzse-PuEs Sugar Mixed With
the Cane Proauct-

Kansas CRY. Der. IA ys4rssf Topeka
Kan. Special ssyK. swindIe % granite pro
portions h&s been DeyTEtrafe1 apon the farmers
& 4k iezss swo eoanrsx IN this STATE. and IL Is
lekrsd naF be gcund % Be even more far reach
Ing. The azngunt fnyesved aggregates over
SD 90 TIE Anere&1 sugar Company
Of Kansas. was chartered sfso1s year ago The
sEsnss eGf uz3B 20 nAnafAesEre sugar from
s8gzbHm ~ SeS6 Center, when the eos1gany
proposed that tie different townships should
vote s0acs % i for the extension Of Is works.
The fATEess fell IN with The plan readily ard
bonds q tas smount Of ss09 we're voted, and
the Strip turned sTer % tie company A. ASH
land. cssrk conaty. The sane , al was purSzed
AM oansss 10 sae amount ~ $500 voted. Il IS
beiteFesi one or two other western coHnEfes were
aiso Induced 20 vote bonds Two
Of the employees N the Mead Center niFi SRs-
pected sharp practice. Taey Investigated aud
Fep0Tted 70 the agfhoritses here that TIE mana
ger bad raszed pMFe sugar with she soTghurn
syrGp froEa a suzaa cane product The residents
OF tWo townships IA Me41 sfy CO applied the
manager 70 destroy The bonds. The bonds Of
oIAer townships hare been negotiated
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tsssaa 81 heir product e s. to he hoped that
their protest msJl ~ Needed IS Ottawa
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nornrnL NEMs NorEs.
Railroad and Church News Personal
Items New Larabcr Company.

Railroad and Church News - Personal
Items Sew Lumber Company.
RoraKl4. n@c 8-E J. Ross. who len this
pla1e sUf the Eas, some time age, returned
Wednesday With wiia.
Rev. J. Z. WasBeEa has obtalsed a room Of
Hsa George Eogheil sud intends asking this
plaee his Besaa quarters hereafter
Miss Frances Felmly paid her friends IN seat
tls sfort VISIT al week.
Rex B suston gave 3 temperance lecture
Ia ine lntaerau cAereh last sauday. which was
aGsen8eS by = iarEe aeaienee.
TIA Eslit0ss company bas neyea is STATEN
hu4isa fgoga wayne - mis- plaee. and pat II z.
fiai3en in ~ agsug. Tats wtil make Il much
heStsr anr those shipping ireigbf. a. Il viii De
taken carr ef ahen arriving here.
A G. B8lhslI sd - nf'y, son 81 n c. Bcthsli,
arrived here fSosa WISCONSIN, Saturday. Snd ia-
teafis mRktag fbs plaee BIS fsture home
TIE Incorporated FeFawDosi LBaahertag Com
pans hsFe commenced huis fiag their esmps ard
wsig - eesiF ssr eftsreaaa ia che eAfr part ~
sFFiax. Thsy have lsvee hofr % timber
agch usl be tazsa down swamp creek
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MArlA wALlA Nnws.
snsian AKent nelssas Reslgas-~Citiseas'
lass sseetinK.


lass kse~stnx.
WA1aA wa1xa, Iseo ia.--sf Rabins. agent o.
&he k<S fsease iaasass IS LsQwas. has resigned
{Hfsbs reasea thAs tie department. viii Eet A.
lew his., slesk, ans his sAsafy 100 smaa 90
q & Miller. Az Cd slsns uloweeF ans xatnes
aefs sgaFta the eYentas pf NeTeE=eer q, ard has
nrt hsen heard fFua sgnse. Sis hea ~ Was ngs
~ see ixs sna se4ss arr enssgtsiaea thai Be lost
ths foaa 1Ha Ass fessstei n the meanfaias.
rs mtasfs hsve ezeaaisra ssEFchiaK 9aFsigs.
Ne nxa sornsFfsg superintendent 81 Eha Mana,
n<kasas &iasnR Iesagseny. 8n8 haa kaea IA The
surAssss sasnaEoees Hfssea yesrs.
5ssa saass nseesssg Asha "a tse city PAP last
nfwAs wss tsrw4lf sstenaea May pFosslueat
nne progressive efilsens tr@aKs e. The ne<easity
- esnpxFte8 ard eHersesae seaea Eaeklng
ssuara astvAusing tas Interests e HsIa Nails.
s=g axe asssnsse4 Measures 20 advertise oax
Ha&n4 rsseusees
II ssasssurs Msses G aaogv was elected rrasl,
sisns = ihe board & lsrgptags et ass nes hasei
v EAfsm ksfkn2a Is vtea sssstaent 9ssFy kgusR
seeressff. sa& " NtaAas tseesGrsE
~ MessaFe. e Asa&a. neatly 70 nss aEi&a
faiAssi hasthsses 81 tae reservation wGss a
sfeess Of hard a0a8. TEa maa was tskea 80
Afeena asa IL very 3eW,
TA4 rnntsaa 80 sFress - iu8guaent In tAe ease
% ts,n ssAfs 81 WAShsnsfeH - - he q e zna -
sssstss SO &3iawe.A ~ fmaka & psaa thsA sa5ga.
srg. ee tAS KSagnsss saes fheN are e2s charged
81 tha efaad lagF Il fsH ia8.efUseas Hrna5n ag
tke essss 81 mun'es iH fee seeogd DEGREES. 1sls
xecesslszses = nnw tyiAi na8es a ecvs gnssses-
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oLIvER gonNsoS pEAp.
A Leader In the Early Anti-sIavery
Movement.

BROOKLYN. Dec f0-Oiiver johnson. veteran
editor sad sboisiorisf, died fhls afternoon At
his hsFae IN this city. with Johnseass death
fhere departs from Tits world s mes; the last
hsuFe ~ what was the greatest movement for
emancipation Of msnkind. with .be aid Of
William Lloyd Garrison Ne orvsuizsd the
New England Anti slavery - sety In
ISL This society led u he foundation Of the
American Anfislavery soeasfy. with ia aftiiiat-
Ing suxiiiaries causing the public agitation
which erased caly wst0 the abolfion Of slavery
lie was m0bbed oncc il Pennsylvania for
Iessuring On slavery, and narrowly escaped te-
ing tnrred and lea.hered.