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are in the city representing the MARION LAND
COMPANY, Marion. y. c. Cart. IsIor is man.
anger Of the company, and is highly recon-
mended by Gov. Richardson of South Carolina
as gentleman of first-class business qualities.
DR.. Jones is special agent.
Marion. \. C., is situated at the junction of
the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago railroad,
and is the only point in Western North Carolina
that has two competing through freight and
trunk lines, therefore giving Marion fine rail-
road system. which is a manufacturers first and
greatest inducement to locate. Marion is within
few miles o the finest Magnetic Iron Ores.
Prof. W. C. Kerr. late State Geologist of North
Carolina Second volume Geological Reports.
page 79l gives five analyses Of the Linevillc
Mountain of ores by Profs. Chandler and Smith
of New York Ssh oil of Mines, and shows 50
per cent of Metallic Iron. free from Phosplo-
rus and Titanic Acid. The Sos road will open
up the finest timber Chard wood ever cut in
the United States, such as oak, hickory wild
cherry, locust and chestnut, walnut and poplar
Capitalists from New York, Indiana, England
and Canada are buying these timbers with a
view of manufacturing them at Marion Two
large gold mines few miles south of Marion
are in successful operation and paying large
dividends. Marion ships the bulk of Mica that
supplies the markets of the world. The largest
sheets seen at the worlds fair in Vienna were
from the Ray mines in Yancey county, seven
miles north of Marion, with an altitude of $500
feet and situated just south Of Mount Mitchell
and the Blue Ridge. Marion has dry and warm
climate in winter. free from malaria and all
miasmatic diseases. No billiards and no fogs
and for fine mountain scenery, good water. both
freestone and mineral. Marion off RS good in
ducements to capitalists Capt. Isor aud Dr.
Jones will be in the city few days Offering lots
cheap and any information can he had at the
Harnett House or at II. 1. Seemann, No 60 Bay
street.
Now is the time to invest, either for specu-
lation or improvement.
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SENSATIONS IN AMERICUs.

A Nuptia1 Surpriss-A Negro Con-
vicred of an Attempt to Ravish.
AMERICUs, GA, Jan. %. "A Gretna
Green marriage occurred in Americas to-
day Miss Mamie Glover. fascinating
young lady, was engaged to be married,
with the full approval of her mother, to a
very excellent you e gentle nan II this city.
This union was to be consCmmated on Jan.
20, but it turns out that Miss Mamie had
another sutton that she looked upon with
more favor, in the person of John Hall,
route agent on the Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery railway. To-day, when Mr..
Halls train arrived in the city, he arranged
the necessary preliminaries that soon made
Miss Nam Mrs. Hall. When his train left
the city this afternoon he carried with him
not only his mail, but the fair female of
his choice.
10 eph Rowland. who recently moved to
Ame1cus from Ellavllle died to-day of con-
gestion, after a illness of only ,enty-four
hours. He leaves a wife and several small
children.
john Green (colored) has been sentenced
TO life imprisonment for the murder of
Heup Swain at pic ic last summer.
Lewis Moore (rooredl was tod V found
guilty of assault with intent to rape. He
is cha ged with having catered the bed
room OF one of the most Intelligent and
attractive Young ladies of this county.
Young Rogers, who was assassinated al
Sumter Ci two weeks ago, was an i'm
portant witness in this case.
A very sensational case of seduction i:
set for trial tomorrow. Owing to the
high anding of the parties in society and
the array of legal talent employed IN the
prosecution and defense of the Young man
the { se IS attracting much attention.
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Dead After Six5y-two Years in Bed.
Fro u I e Hartford Conrnnt

Miss Chloe Lankton, the well-known
chronic invalid, died in New Hartford re-
Gently. III her 7S.h year. She was bora in
New Hartford in 1872 of poor and pilus
parents. She joined he Town Hill Co gre
CATO lal church, the Rev. Cyrus Yale, D. ID,
pastor, when she was fourteen years old.
About two years later sac was Frustrated
by the malady which has ever since kept
her prisoner in her room and bed. This
was about 1925 At that time the family
lived on West Hill, and tie Sex room of
the patient, oh serfll Chloe, ca ne to be
known by many. IJ was coz ly arranged
ia accordance with her suggestions, 50 that
she could help herself TO many things.
About thirty years ago the story
of her life was written by Miss
H. G. Atwell, and published by the Sun
day School Union Through tuis means
and by letters i'll various religious papers
her name became familiar to the reli, ious
world. When her parents died she was not
forgotten. Kind friends visited her, wro
to ner, SO It her money, and did as much as
possible to make / fe pleasant for her. Aud
she renal e cheerful and uncomplaining.
len or twelve years ago she moved from
West Hill to little place on the hill near
the GENE cry in which she had bought lot
upon which she could ok from her bed.
One of her great troubles was the diff
Guilty If having her bed made. She SD Ike
of it to the late John G.. Smith Of New
Hartford. and he invented a little derrick
by which she could be swung Off from
the beo as if IN q hammock. About a
year ago an attack Of erysipelas de-
stroyed the sight of one eye and addel
greatly to her sufferings and firm ties,
buo did not affect her sunny dispositi n.
The gifts she received from christian people
were sufficient to crafty her few needs and
make her last years as comfortable as was
p Ssible. She belonged to the "Shut-in
Society," composed of confir ned invalids,
who have tried to be of comfort TO one
anothe Recently the story OF her life has
been rewritten by Mrs. II. R. 10 les Of New
Hartford II mucn more satisfactory
manner than the first volume, which was of
too sad to e to suit Caloe She was taken
with The grip week ago, and It was fol.
lowed by pneunonla, resulting fatally.
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ORANGE PARK POINTERS.
Rain Needed-Cut Worms Destroying
the strawberry Plants.

Rain Needed-Cut Worms Destroying
the strawberry Plants.
ORANGE PARK, FLA, Jan. 23-The dry
weather still continues and water is becom-
ing scarce. The leaves of many of the
orange trees are beginning to curl. Mr..
Mirefut, one of the largest strawberry
growers in the county, says he plants are
being destroyed by the cut worm Onl a
few berries have been shipped from this
place.
4 he artesian well is now 210 feet deep.
meeting some hard flint rock.
The hotel here is now being painted, and
presents a fine appearance.
Mr.. Greening, a banker and hard ware
merchant of Grand Meadow, MIMI, accom-
panied by a son and daughter, came in on
Saturday, and is having his house repaired.
Oranges are being shipped rap dly. Soon
all will be gone If rain don't fall soon
there will be great loss of vegetables and
fruits
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EPPERsoN's TRAGIC DEATH.
Bystanders Unable to Get Shot at the
Negro in Time.

STARKE, FLA, Jan. 23.--The following
additional information has been obtained
concerning the killing Of Sheriff Henry W
Epperson. 1t appears that he was sum-
moned to Lake Butler by two detectives
from Wayne county. Ca, who thought they
had one Of Brewers gang spotted. Epper-
son ordered the negro TO hold up his hands,
at the same time presenting his pistol The
negro obeyed, not for the purpose of sur
rendering, bu5 TO grab the sheriff by the
hand that held toe pistol. Being a strong
man, Weighing $50 pounds, he quickly
threw the sheriff to the ground wreLchi. z
from his band the pistol, and
turned Epperson 50 fast tat the
bystanders could not shoot for
fear of hi ting the sheriff. Hav-
ing shot the sheriff with the captured
pistol while they were on the ground he
arose aud made his escape. Several shots
were fired at him as he lodged behind box
car, but with no effect. Epperson lived
thirty minutes. The funeral took place at
the Baptist church in this city. The church
was filled to overlooking by many anxious
friends and visitors. The funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Hopper of
Jacksonville. Mr.. Epperson left an aged
mother. young wife, and little babe.
The murderer is still at large, but the
deputy sheriff thinks he has him surrounded
in a bay
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Jesuits on the Brain.

Senator Blair thinks his educational bill
would pass were IL not for the influence Of
the Jesuts IL will be remembered that
Senator Blair was the man who made the
original dis overy that there is Jesuit on
the staff of every imaortlnt ne spaper. To
the imagina i've senator from New Hamp-
shire Jesuits are as thick as microbes in the
mala 1a%eason. We have not heard as yet
that he has ascrihed the bad weather aud
the grip" aud the failure Of the ice or d
to the Je uits, but we live in hourly expec-
tatiJn that be will do SO.
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ABBEvILLE ANNALS.

The Result or the Hecent Municipal
Election to be Contested.
ABBEvLLE, Jan. 23.-The turpentine
men have begun to burn the woods.
The election of mayor ana aldermen.
which took place on Jan. IA, VIII be COLI
tested, and the outs will begin to take testi-
mony at the court house on Jan. %. A
question as to the validity of the election
under a recent registration law for Wilcox
has been submitted to Judge Roberts.
The Methodlsts a d Bapsists both have
lively Sunday schools, an Improvement
over last year, when there was only one.
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MORE BULLETS AT wARRENroN
Two Rivals for the Marshalship Fight
over a Dog.

Two Rivals for the Marshalship Fight
over a Dog.
WARRENToN. GA, Jan. 23.-Warrenton
had another lively street duel this morn
ing, which leaves two men with painful
wounds. E. s. Cody was shot through the
left hip, and W. NJ. Shelton, an innocent
bystander, was shot through the rig I
sronlder. The fight was bet ween
i. S. Cody and A. V. Howell, and was
about negroes dog, which Howell was
about to kill for biting his little brother
Cody, as town marshal, lnterfered and had
some words with Howell about it. Ho veil,
also acting as town marshal, resented Cody'S
interference and cursed him.
HOWELL OPENS FIRE.
When Cody advanced on him Howell
drew his pistol 3S-caliber. and proceeded
to rapidly discharge the contents at
Cody, one ball striking him in the
hip and another hitting MIR. Shelton.
"a bystander. The two men ware in the
street letween Bakers aad Hardaway,s
stores and only few feet apart Tn re
were several persons near them, who scat
tered N hurry. Cody see ned to have
mad dlihcuity IN drawing his pistol, which
snapped when drawn.
TOOK TO HIS HEELS.
As soon as Howell emptied his pistol ba
ran cut of the alley down Main street fol-
lowed by Cody, who fred only one shot at
him, though he snap ed his pistol several
times. Cody is now in bed. Howell is
under arrest. T ere has been
Jealousy between the two men on accoun
OF the narshalship. Cody is acting
as marshal under the old board Of commits
sloners, who contested the election. and
do" ell was appointed marshal by the new
board, both acting at the same time The
shooting had no connection with the rece MT
McGregor-Cody tragedy, but the wounded
man IS cousin Of the late J. w. Cody.
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FERNANDINA FACTS

Senators Call and Pasco Invited to
Become Guests of the City.
FERNANDINA, FLA, Jan. 23.-Senators
Call and Pasco have been invited to be.
come the guests of the city chamber of
commerce tomorrow.
Letters of inquiry are being received
daily in reference to the advantages offered
by t1is port for the shipment of phosphate.
The first case against Sam d. Swami #
this city, registration officer. for alleged
illeg al registra ion, which ccupied the at
tention of the United States court at Jack
sonville for two days, terminated with an
acQuittal
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APALACHICOLA's ALARM.
The Negresses Loud Mouthed But the
Whites Prepared.

Whites Prepared.
APALACHICoLA, FLA, Jan. 23.--The Es-
Gambia Riffs arriVedlast night, thirty seven
strong. Guards were posted throughout
the town, and every white man not on duty
slept with arms within reach. Thlrty-five
ringleaders of the negro strikers were ar
rested to-day, but the chief one, Sanches V.
Thomas, cannot be found One negro was
shot to-day while fleeing from arrest. The
trial Of some of the prisoners commenced
this afternoon. Intense excitement prevails
among both whites and blacks Negro
women are violent in de-
nunciation of the actions of the
whites and are thronging the streets. The
citizens are worn out with fatigue, but con-
fdent that the 81 uation can be mastered.
1t is generally believed that the arrest of
the ringleaders will have quieting effect,
but some think the negroes will attempt
further trouble Tonight. The whites are
web prepared, aud this fact, it ishoped, will
have restraining influence upon the
negroes.
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SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANS
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They come recommended in the
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country. Among tho 9 OF Savannah are:
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. II, 1890.
Twenty-four years ago our city was VISITED
by an eminent optlcan. DR.. Morris Bernhardt
of Berlin, Prussia enjoying at that time the
endorsement, now in his possession, of
JAMES b. READ, NJ. d.
X. d. ARNOLD, MD
j. s. SULLIVAN, NJ. D.
JURIAH HARRISS. NJ. D..
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REV, A. Il. WYNN, Pastor Trinity N. E.
REV S, LANDRUM, Pastor Baptist Church.
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REV !. S. X. ARSON, Pastor Independent Pres
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Practicing his profession since then in con-
nection with an equally emf ent optcian. DR.
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Church
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FLoRIDA's METROPOLIS.
The Cheers Elected By the 5Iasons-
The G. &. +. Rally.

The 6. a. T. Rally.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan 23.-This
morning the Grand Lodge Of Masons elected
the following officers for the ensuing year;
Grand Master-W II. Long Of Marion
cou lty. reelected.
Deputy Grand Master-Angus Patterson
OF Madison, reelected
Senior Grand Warden-Granyllle b. Beale
Of Georgetown.
Junior Grand Warden-John F. Niblack
of Mixes ril,e, reelected.
Grand Ire sIrer-Dr. II. y. Robinson Of
Jacks nvllle, reelected.
Gran : ecretar y-D. Z. DaWkins OF JACK
sonville. reelected
Grand Cuap.ain-Rev. George T. Leitner
of Fort White, reelected.
\ closing up of com III tee work, delivery
Of an Grafton by the grand orator, Rev. r.
II. Weller. and the appointment by the
grand master of the subordinate officers
occupied the lodge this afternoon and even
ing, and might the annual commun ca
ton came 10 a close.
THE G. A. p. ENCAMPMENT.
Tomorrow tine department eacanpmeut
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic Of the
STATE conveueS In annual session az y.
VI. Mitchell Post hall in this city, DR.. j.
". V. K. Plummer Of Key West is de-
partment commander and is expected to
arrive. Gen. Alger Of Michigan, co IL
mander Of the national encampment, was
expected 70 be pres mt, but owing to a
change OF his first prepared programme of
visitation he will not come. A banquet
will be held at the fremont House to-
morrow night. There are eighteen white
posts IN the state, with 40 members.
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National Crusaders.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 23.-The Non
Partisan Womans' Christian Temperance
Union to-day effected an organization, and
ad ,pted the name of the Ma ional Crusa-
ders. Mrs Ellen q. Phinney Of Ohio wa
cleo ed president, and Mrs. Walker of
Minnesota vice president.
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Punxsutawney's trike.

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. 23.-At Punxsu.
tawney, Pa, to-day the al operators re-
fused to compromise with the strikers, aud
at subsequent me ting of the strikers it
was res jlved to continue tine fight until the
company reque ted a conference. Pinker-
ton men are still on duty, but no trouble
has occurre lately
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

kUHLMAN.-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs F. H. kuhlInan are respectfully re-
quesled to attend tue funeral OF her son. CARL
H kUHLNAS. from his late residence Fourth
avenue. between Whitaker and Barnard streets
at 3 O'Clock TpIS Friday AFTERNOON.
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Hotel Placide. Jacksonville, Fla, entirely
new. Most deliberately furnished and best
equipped hotel in the city. American and
European plan. Passenger elevator aud mod.
ern improvements. Cuisine exceptional rates
liberal F. NJ ROGERS, Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under "Specidl
Notices" tcs1 be charged 81 90 Square ede.
insertion
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WORKING WITHN0 RULES
THE DEMOCRATS OF THE HOUSE
MAY TRY Boiling.

II the Speaker Tries 70 Count Quo
rum When Members abstain from
Voting, the Democrats May Keep
Out OF the House Altogether When
Election Cases Are Up.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Tne House dem
ocrats, at the suggestion OF Mr.. Crisp, their
leader on election matters, propose holding
q caucus TO determine what they shall do if,
as tnev fear. the reDub leans proceed 70
seat contestants in contested election cases
before the House gets q code Of rules. I'm
doubtedly the democrats will determine to
resist TO the last extremity such proceed
/ ing, and If Speaker Reed holds as he had
/ Speaker Keller hold. that dllatory motions
/ are out 81 order when contested election
/ cases are under consideration, and that he
can count a quorum present whether voting
/ or not. they may even 90 TO the point Of
| absenting themselves from the sessions Of
| the House.
WILL STAY AWAY II NECESSARY.
This Ultimate resort they will take in any
case where Speaker Reed undertakes to
count quorum present waen they II not
vote. The dem Gratis thi tx that all the
republicans, Wlta very rev exceptions, Will
be brought by party pressure, just as
Messrs. Cannon and Mckinley have been,
to support Speaker Reeds code. The chance
of defeating it in the House turns, there
fore, on the number of exceptional repub-
licans who are willing for principles TO
oppose party.
DON'T COUNT on DEFEATING IT.
Therefore the dem 1crats do not count
confidently upon defeating the Reed code,
although they will present reasons why it
should be defeated. Just now, while the
republicans are holding back TO solidify
their ranks, Mr.. Carlisle, as at the meeting
this morning, finds it impossible to get the
Reed code reported to the House. If 1t is
vi imately adopted the democrats propose
to have it enforced so strictly as to snow all
its obnoxious features. By Withholding
unanimous consent they can bring out
many of its points and the rest can be de-
veloped in speeches.
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la 3 30 I I /

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AS for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR, and
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Durin visit to Savannah had occasion to
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