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ShMfTOSS OF DEL1EIUM TREMESS.
The evidence would show that but the day
before this shooting he showed symptoms of
delirium trem.ns, and in q saloon imagined he
saw rat on the counter and tried to drive it
off. They would show that he then imagined
people were following him to do him an injury
They would show Ward fired this sh ot when he
was actually suffering from insanity from
delirium tremens.
The shot itself was fired as a mere piece of
foolishness, of drunken insanity, with no intent
to hit Adler, for Wards mind was then not in
u condition to form an intent
HAVING THE PISTOL WAS AN ACCIDENT
The evidence would show that Ward was kind
hearted and Of genial nature; that he had
never been in the habit of carrying a pistol.
His having it at the time was mere accident
Mr.. Frank II. Finley, friend of his had Dor
rowed rifle from Ward to take with him down
the river. The box containing the rifle con-
tanned also this pistol, and as Finley did not
want that he handed it back to Ward and Ward
put it into his pocket. Thus it was an accident
that Ward had the weapon.
ADLER DID NOT HAVE FAIR TIRE ArMENr.
There would be another line Of defense
When Maurice Adler was shot the chances we're
even that he would get well with fair treat
ment. They would show that the physicians
whose duty it was to know that Adler had an
even chance, never had any hope Of his re-
coyery, but just bridged along from day to day
waiting for him to die. Notwithstanding this
treatment he lived four months. Instead of
treating him US they should and giving him an
opportunity to recover, they began within
three or four days utter the shooting to give
him treatment calculated to hurry him out Of
the world. They would show that the cutting
Of the bone from the spinal column, in
the condition Adler was, did greater injury than
the pistol shot wound, which was then entirely
healed. They would show that after that the
physicians piled opium into him until no dose
they could administer would have any effect
on him. It was an accident that caused Adler
to be shot It was without intent and it was
not the fault Of the defendant that Adler died.
FIRST WITNESS FOR THE DEFENsE
The first witness called for the defense was
Frank H. Finley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18

A flower Of the blizzard-the wind rose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-18
LOWS LAUGH,

Watch less what people say than what they
don't say.
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LEFT NAKED 20 Their ENEMIES
TIC Sorry :iiShi g. Which i.ndiss ", e
i'"' i;y"t ohdaH-re saeriff.

Dvl.s1:,a,os. j:u.. Ap,Yi 24.18ur-
iagSc:ls !oin i L}tn,ica,; rae horribly
'a,'; ~. H};o prsti;c:nuen5 n
$50; ;.an3". ) i then s'orng l.,;les
y, ',r'.:-2;.= NJ }:r;.-...:,:,:.. =, t:;..
Ii';a.:: :i".:.,: Il :..:;: lie enter
s&lEn"!' .':d by,.. gotten Up by 4
a.. a?1;; ii:o. t1ov>, trading mana-
sclr, "no cantf: h-Ic .":n" i've weeks
ago ..i nss.Y lie reLesI.ai Of = car
tlYsI n!hta'l@,H f rethcr p:ett: and
beautifully costufncd entertainment.
ar. and Are, Howe furnished the
costumes. anG; the participants wers
ah rsu&a?G"nI!s,i'rs - Go1!st Epis-
eor,: taG;'cs. Gii;J, 1hica hsd tho
sntertainmz2t in charge.
A.j:E "f ;s- vcu1g ladies' had Jon
rs: then ''>'sr.;lne n. home before go
Is; L. "a: Nr,e lj"tse During Tho
t.s:..ng ? pj:":!S i,';:u. a reighDoliaS
clty apl,s:rci vii. ;.l attachment ca
ti'e entire 0sGcphrln.li. when the
curtain f"ll on the lsst .ct. The
yonre ladies' were i:o,rifed when in
formed that they could rot take the
o5stnmea from. hehu:!djng. i great
hubbnh rl-a;-c,!, bu. 10 sheriff wua
:;::4n:nyi.!ti.- ."& IL. vcsli. Was the
yo1EG lyG.es wee compelled to so
homs n decidedly ncglige attire. Tho
shcrl;, cas prostrsted the four hun
jrnd
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Watl;in tower. whic:, viii be
Es'ec;cG Ii io:don a:,G oysISvp ;:tl:-
G1el 5o~"r b. 81. ;s,::. j.; to awe SIX
legs n7seSG 81 ior.- :; ,.ii; (: i .:i,o0t
Sl,i00,HG.
i" :':t.!.i..s- .!n.c
r..'i1u.."; Ok! til. -. Ell
gI.seor6 51iu>.i IN i. - :. ;,.;.. II sui
ptur n;,t.': i. ial:, -at,r go. Z conc.
tron q dep.h ~ ::iii;s7 :a-.s .nd is quits
G curiosity.
A mod;lics0un o; z, E.,;;i.Dn's phono-
sraph Is saia 20 have been devised
py pa:"Ee- u s1ii"n. i costs unl"7
$50 snd tho ~.a- cYj:1:;lr-s nr> repro
tuccd IN ziu: ~ sha galvano- olas:io
process OF c cost % ccD;s each, soil
lng price,
Petition sLoe,:, az, being circn-
lated through the country, dssisne'!
tor ultimate Presentation IL :h@.za
o. Russia, viii. tie ;,,,:,a o: :.gg n:s
2ttaat;on to tl.- l-:0, lnG;ioa .: TOE
Siberian exile system. This ctEs-s,i
oi4r:at - II Philadelphia.
OF the 10000 diamond cutter,
81 Amsterdam, who are aii Jews, T.
600 are stated to be Low without
voi Z. rs the principal G;smo2d cns-
s:rS establishments have crossed o2-
GRAFTON II consequence OF sac cnor-
nous rise In the price OF rav d;s-
nol1s.
Maurice Schcr3ar, q ~ell known
travelling man representing Bccsef
Bros, Of Baltimore, d;ed al Ford )
Hotel, Richmond, on Monday Of over
doses Of lsudarum taken to induce
sleep, not with suicidal intent.
The steaule: '.Bjlboa" from
Grinsby. April s, for Lcndun has
been lost IL the NORTH Sea Fifteen
persons We're da'owu"d.
q conference held ID Berlin has
| decided that in Germany children
shall not be employed unda1 IL years
Of aga, and then only four hours dsy
Up to "A. Women snG children not
80 be eIrpioyed IN uIines; and work
ing on Sunday is to be prohibited for
women and children.
4 step IN laudable direction
has been taken by II. hrupp OF Essen,
the vel known gun-.nsker, who has
given a sum of 50o,e0C marks as s
iund out OF which advances Hay be
made to workmsn who are desirous
Of buying dwelling houses. he has
also established ecnool keep
ping for the benefit OF the daughters
OF his workHen.
4 hansas woma1 presents the
strange anomaly Of being the legal
wife Of two Ausbsnds Mrs. Allen Of
Ossswstonie was divorced from her
husband azd married o Mr. Ricketts,
Re- f-ss husband has hsd the de-
sree OF divorce set aside. and now the
lawyers are trying to settle which Of
her husbands shall buy hs- spring
bonnet.
| Professor Watson, secretsry and
treasurer OF the Agricultural College,
at Stark,;lle, Miss, committed sui
eide there Oh Monday by shooting
himself through the heart. His books
are all correct.
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A 81 con-" answers Lady laugh
ton, returning his laugh; and with
tho words Tic door Is pushed open, and
theT enter the ro@ni cyi plG&se.

ton, returning bis laugh; and with
tho words Tic door Is pushed open, alG
tfeT en:ei the lo9Ti e,i Gl1&se.
- - - -. -: -: 80. - L., o>-..~-, 49,
very corner wlir?G Sir .tt;rian's almost
life!ess !,u:iy hul been fG;mG? Is this
4 u;,.,N. = ;!ri;;Sihm of the brain? What
is THIS tiii.::: i:,!d,.!c.! to-othcr. lying in
ii Ileaa-a -;i!:S!!y. ragged, iithy heap,
before tilcir terrified a,cs? And why
does tins charaai-!,o;:St smell infect
their nostri!s: i';i:'y Stagger. Even
tie strong lGen gro" pale ana faint,
for there. before l!;c;1. gaunt. awful,
unriistekabic. lirs 2 sk.ictoN,
Lady Laughto1's jes;!Hg words have
come true-a a.shlcss corpse Indeed
meets their stricken gaze.
S;r AdTian. hav;ac hurriodly asked
one Of tie men IF t!iH rnGty to remove
Lad! lvnccn;lri a.. hec friends, he
and Cassain i!j1igvoni proceed to e1-
eIsiNc the craNs0IIe b:>;::7 :t:aS lies up
on tie floor; rcS. :ho"gl: tAey profess
to each other tc;5} !g!:cT.ncc Of what
It can he. t!:e.a IS ~ taair hearts q
miserable certainty tsiat appaiis them.
Is this - te TIC end II the mystery?
Truly had SPOKEN Ethel EingTood
Haon size had @'i,;';,,;i t2 Arthur Dyne-
court rs being "oit q ne verdi" for
i is his remain5 they 29c bending over,
as 4 few letters s"2ttera;. about testify
only too plainly.
Caught il. he living grave be had
destined fGr E:s ca>.>;; TaS ArthUI
Eyncc2urt CT TIC :liE:.| Of Sir Ad-ian's 8
release. T%a ,;.I,;' Ma HCc?n":i from
his hand Ii: tnG FIST ..alT0r OF his dis
coyery that his X n bad escaped him.
Then followed tie "loe:nG Of the fatal
lock ana his inS2i:'.Dlt.Jy
On recovering fIGE! MS .Toon, he
had 10 Ga..:i>j endured iliiidred-fold
mora tort"rcs than lsG the innocent
Sir Adrian, as his conscience must
have been increasingly, rachlng and
tearing him.
And not too soon e!S":e7 could the
miserable end have co!Ge. lGTc-y Pang
he had designed for his Il: tin vas lis.
Net one was spared. CniU ard hunger
and the raging feTtr ofth.-ss C:'Ic his,
and wit:iai a hc?e!ess:i5sS raora :ntoi-
cradle than .ouS:!t e,ec--a ho?e:essness
that ms, have S-own in strength as
the intccninabie days went by.
And then cane ceath-aR awful In
serins death. Ehils: tho loatr5ome
rats had finished the vork 7hich star
vation and dsath haa begin, and now
al that remained of -trtcI1 DTIecouTt
was 5 hear O. Ac1cs.
They hash the mater Up IS vel as
theT cGn, jV, It is many days heIore
Florence ard her 1!,sbaN1, er arr CT
their guests forGa5 tie dreadful; hour
in which they discovered the unsignt!y
remains Ct him ~Hn cad been oTcrtak-
en- by o just and stern rct1ihutio2.
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But Ih0ught-I feared-oh. how
ulucI. have suffered"
Never mind that now reiOins Sir
Adrian very tenderiy. he has PLACED
his arm round her, and her head is
resting IN happy contentment upon hlf
breast Tor the future, my dearest.
you shall know neither fear nor suffer
ing f I can prevent it."
They are still murInuring tender
words Of love to each other, though a
good half hour has gone BY, when g
noise IS f coming footsteps ID the con,
servato1y attracts their attention, and
presently Captain RinSwood, with bis
arm round Ethsl Villiers 3 waist, comes
slowly into view.
Totally unaware that any one is n
the room besides themselves. they ad-
vance. until, happening to lift theiE
eyes, they suddenly become aware that
their host and Miss Delmaine are re.
gardi1g them with mingled glances OF
Surprise and snusenent. instantly
they start asunder.
1T is--that is-you see-Ethel, yon
explain" stanmerS Captain RingTood
colfussdly.
At this both Sir Adrian and Florence
burst cut laughing SO Inerrily and so
heartily that al oCnstraint comes to
az end and, finally Ethel and Ring
wood, joining in the merriment that
has been raised at their expense, Fol-
unteer a full explanation.
L think" says Ethel, after awhile,
looking keenly at Florence and heI
best, 6 you TWO look st as guilty asWa
do. Don't they, George"
They seem very nearly as happy: az
all events" agrees RingTood, who,
now that he has confessed TO his hav-
ing been Just accepted BY Ethel
Villiers "for better for worse" Is
again in his usual gay spirits.
Nearly? you might say quite, says
Sir Adrian laughing. Florence as we
have discovered their secret, think 1t
will be only honest Of Us to tell them
ours"
Florence bushes and glancss rather
shvly at Ethel.
4 hoTr it." cries that young lady,
clappIng her hands. you are going 20
marry Sir Adrian, Florence, and he is
going to marry yo@"
at this they all laugh.
swell. one Of those surEnises coUld
hardly come of without the other,7 OBJ
serves Ringvood, with a smile. so
your second guess wss pretty saia
one. II she IS right, old man"-trrl-
ing to Sir Adrian-"I congratulate you
both with ell ny hesrtt."
Yes, she is quite right" responds
Sir Adrian, directing , glance full OF
ardent love upon Florence. What
should 90 with the life she restored to
me unless devoted it to her service?'
You gee, he Is marrying me only ous
of gratitude" say: Florence, smiling
archlJ, but large tears c' joy and glad
ness sparkle ii her lovely eyes.
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COOD-5YE ITO tUTE.
q augusta Lawyer Iavoata Naehinery &c
Make Cotton BagginS Cat sf Cote u Stalks

Make Cotton BaSSinS Va. 81 Sott@o StSi
AUGUsT.s, &C., April 2t.-Mll;
E. Jackson, well. known lawyer
| tlli, city, has solved the iu5c baggi
problem that has a9itated cotton c
cles for 50 long. Jackson has parfe;
ed mechanical appliances Tor mGa
bagging from cotton stalks. and
has Just returned from New x
with Il roll OF bagging.
Expert cotton meE say tha5 is
iu every respect eQual to cotton g
eing. He VII buy the bare 4ks
froIa the farms and can shord pay
about s. 2 5ou laid down. Az a'ial
stalk Yield Will bale thrce ycat:ot-
ton crop. The machinery coz -'seS
heavy corrugated rollers. witlfos OF
running water, c;trlins mach ana
bagging looms. 1t IS cstiloai th&5
N making baggine from colts; AXIS
two million dollars annuallJM DO
put into TIE pockets OF fs5rs Tor
what Is nov: cleared from feiusaV
en- expense.
Augusta will be headqyers Tor
the companys mil : ohces,
which viii extend from E1S7n!@ 10
Texas. Jackson lad th% A. OF O&S
ging wh;cA is exhibited F1 D" the
iute basging looms OF J loco, 81
Paterson, y. J., and hcs fhat e1-
perts pronounce i5 eQu,2 its ute
rival. Cotton stalk &mg IS ies'
inAammable and IS oDIt sGaGe CsS1ss-
cr than jute. Cotton Ties here are
iubilanv.
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Mt nsajn Places.

4 Chicago nan, in repsalng an Ok;
sota. found among other articles tiat
haG slipped between .he Dack and
sasl, twentyejgAt matches. TLip
discovery IS not Teryi-npo:tant one,
but l. points the moral tha; if less
reckless ca-slessncss WIS used in 5ns
pro1ni-cuous scattering Of these Little
agents Of combustion. :bere might be
so nuch monotony about tho phrase
in the da;l: papers: The origin OF
TIC fire could not be satisfactorily y as
rcr& ~, oG =
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The North CaroiinSjiiiEncc.

It IS learned from the officers q
the State Farmers Alliance q Aorth
Carohna that there have been issued
ninety-three charters 20 Coul.ty -Nli-
ances, and two hundred and screr.
Sub-Alliances, Of which latter o1iy
thirty-two have been returned. Al:
the counties save Allegheny, Dare
and New Haven have county organi-
cation. Wake leads il the number
Of Sub-Miianccs, haTing ffty-seTen,
Chatham coming next with htty-t7o.
The gain il membership III tbs past
year has boon over 5000. The State
business agency 0; TIE Alliance IS
doing CT immense work. Il has
furnished two Sub-Aljancos this sea-
son 1900 tons Of It's special sertli-
hzer. and its sales CT other supplies,
mainly provisions, avcracs $4,000
per month The State business agert
says that the effect ct the sails OF
special brands OF fertilizers made Tor
the Alliance al q special rate has re-
suited in q decline Of prices charged
for the brands, and he estimates th;sS
this season alone the business agency
has saved the farmers over half a nil
licn dollars in the matter Of fertilizers
alone.
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southern ?!erity.

Iir. John c. CALM who has jUss
returned to New y from . tip
through the South{s there Is so
tive speculation sdon N resi- es
tate at advancing iso5: ana t!ss
Tesfnert, ii,an ebetore s:aos Tie
war. 70 tie Som peonlp cos
ton is now 8 sruy production. IS
they are raisingE own 1ool; son-
Plies 81 home, So ihc1@f fceclFcc
r,aDis
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H;soealiEa, To,c0.


st the Iest session o. the J,egisia-
ture eu !Act YES passed providing for
mode Of asaertauling the names OF
registeredvoters convicted Of djsqaaG-
fvins crimes. Ihe cle1i. ci tho court
is required. Or or before tie fifteenth
day Of October, 1880, 70 furnish tae
supervisor OF registration with com
plete List OF all m.la persons, convict
cd OF treason. murder, robhc-y, os
dueli1g, rom the 10th day OF april,
1868, up 10 the first day Of January,
1883, and OF sll persons conTcted oi
treason, murder, burglary, larceny,
perjury; forgery, or any other ;nta-
nous crime, OF dueling, since the
first day Of January, 1888. All such
reports must be accompanied by the
certificate OF the clerk. SO IS every
Trial Justice required to make oUs
under his hand and seal certified
list of all male persons convicted ba-
fore him, or such Of his predecessors
whose trial docket is in his posseH-
sior, ct petit larceny, and such re-
port nust be submitted TO the super
visor of registration on or before the
fifteenth day Of October. In case
any trial justice goes cut ci ofce, be
shall furnish such list immediately
upon retiring, up to the date Of going
out OF Ofiee.
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A lIc2ir;lls. p. I'm :ells o. :

recent haIGlo Il ta:t: city between .
game rooster and &n owl, III which
IL" rnosta,. Knocked Oh ''M,;s;:ou:
SIT il Tess teiia.Ia = lnin"tc. TIE victor
was ti:>G ritteG against smother
rooster, who. soon fe!l heiore lin.
The oNne@ oifhe game then offered
% l,i: nina against :. bnl dog. The
natci: was made aT, tihe BIZ; aim
med lie dos @p IL :: very b;!2f period.
coming op1 Of he fight ul!ross as
fresh as when he began.
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Tbs Lexington County commit tse
has sent y bitter letter tc Governor
Richardson, accusing him Of y;olating
2 direct promise III falling 10 fucnish
the affidavit or which Willie !.e;l!-
hear: WAS repr,crc& and Of saroiiHg
55ila cxto,&c: ::-oul The Coi1inDi:: Record
or which he based his refusal >c keep
his promise
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LARD AAS PHOSPHATE.
asmo ES@sras on $50 Conger Eill 2sc
Ihs 4lIi se Tax SninS sHio Acid.

ssmo Es@sras on -. Conger Ein ssr
,hs si, :s -rax oniasario acid.
There is great conlmotion raised
about the Conger Lard Bill through
out the South. That this commotion
Is based upon mistake can be easily
demonstrated. Ike Southern Jar
ne- VIII Dos be injured by the Con-
ger bill OH the contrary he viii be
benefited.
1st. By being able to buy Com
pound Lard at it's legitimate Talus
and not at an esorbitant profit tha:
cobG him Of from one TO two millions
annually.
End. BY showing the real merit Of
his splendid vegetable OIL. whioh sold
under its proper name will ccnpete
with any culinary oil upon it's nerits
and demand 8 higher price and 9
larger market.
For futher particulars sec Nstional
Farm and Fireside. -
Your attention is also dirseted 70
the attempt Of the Soashern SsSoe2,
! on his fertilizer supply.
; Do what you can to stop this steal.
The oil business taxes the manrfso-
turers Of cotton OF onIy3loo,Ooo; 90
makes profit OF s5.0Oo,oG0, on the
oil, and from one to swo millions Oh
the compound sold.
On the question Of fertiliseSs she
South vii lose not less than $s,o00,-
00G 70 S4,000.000 mora.
Which is the most Important?
IL behalf Of the farmers, I appeal
for your aid
Yours truly,
ALEX. J. WeDDzRgusN,
Chairman Legislative Committee
We. State Grange.
WILL -EG ROBBERY OF AGRICULTURE
NEvEs CEASE?
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.-The
new tariff bill provides fo- taI Of
one-iourth OF one cent pound
for sulpburic acid, which IS $500
ton, on $3.50 q ton on every ton Of
dissolved S. c. and Dissolved Bone
used by the farmers Of the eoun-
try. Or from $500 to $3.50 on
every ton Of manufactured fertili-
zers used by the farmers OF the
land.
As 100000 tons are usecSt means !,
q direct steal from the ssssssTs
Of the country O. over $4,000, 900 a.
year
Mr.. La Foilett and
Mr. Gear hare stood By yoar inser-
ests, end farmers endorse their action
and
Telegraph. Mr.. Mckinley, and othsr
members of the Committee TO stop
Their outrage
Acid is now free
There is 10 revenue needed.
There is little acid imported.
The manufacturers are making
money. Why rob the farmers Of s.
C01,oGQ 2 yea.
To benefit 40 or SO manufacturers,
and about 1000 work;r gnan who viii
receive no better wages.
There IS danger il tuis robbery.
Farmers act, and act st once.
This is no political question: it is
one oE ample business
The bill -Sill De reported in few
days; act at once.
20 commit this robbery upon the
American farmer means to rob him
OF ten times IS much as he will be
benefited b. al the so-called protec-
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AT March, England, o Isrne

AT March, England, Isma os
PeruTian giraffe gare birth to . 81
rafEo. greatly to thesu-prise OF The as-
sendants. The bsby giraffe was able
30 soc few hours after brth- and TIE
manager fully expects to be &olo shorc
ly to exhih;si5 ss the 6rss sirsGs BON
IN England
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I Riot IN Mccormick.

AUGUsrA, april 27.-News OF q rio:
in Mccormick, S. G., 10 reported he.e
tonight. TIE particulars. as learned
by your correspondent, are thai
q Mr. Stuuka-, ore OF tie
three brothers, reported D.. Calhoun,
a druggist, fo', sailing whisI.ey or
Sunday An officer wclj to arrest
The doctor. ar! he pulled out his
Winchester rife and opened Ere. The
officer. ii is said, was struck by the
ballet and seriously wounded. Other
citizens then took q hand, and 70
bloody riot has been going cn eTer
since Several persons. names I'm
known. are said TO be fatally shot
Report has Il that the fight still con
t;nuas, and tonight worse trouble Is
expected.
Mccormick. April 2I.-Tho tonn
constable and 3. ?. Calhoun. drug
gi&t mere, became involved IN a diff
culty, IL which Calhoun was badly
shot. The widest excitement has
prevailed here s:ncs y O'Clock today
Calhoun las been arrested
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g,s Gchsion Gone.

:Ja,kins-A Scott, G;uyysr, :
+ho,7ohf vor|re drawing fer the
con,;c rs,;c-si r. KIN; lots os:Ho0-
crva- la.i ica2ts tsGli$tl-So / ~,
b,7t R%n R1?wcHt and had Aiseya
fixed. and guinea ne.
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1T is pretty gel understood that
Congress smsn Crisp. Of Georgia, viii
be placed OF the House Committee
on Ecla5 &c iii Ito vacancy causea by
the ;ieat.' os Randall.
-Aust.in, Texas, has decided to
erect the greatest dam in the
United: States over the Colorado Tiv-
er. II Will cost 81, 100000 and afford
14.O3g horse power.
"A Californian raised thirty tons
Of ca0ba, g on ave acres ot lAnd tbs
season
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

Tie Nev. Jchn Gass, OF Augusta
Ga, has accepted Tic call 20 be as
sist$nt rector oi Grece Church, Char
kston, S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
Yours for Agriculture,

ALEX. J. HEDD2RBUSN.
Chairman Legislative COMMITTEES
Va. State Grange.
In States where 'ert!lizers ars not
used. remember yoGr brother farmers
who are compelled 70 use Jhis article.
They may servo you another tlme.
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III ~ . rnrs
stS - Sss, ~ ~ - 49, = ~ ' 80 tbe S
- 10 2se,.,.o;o,v a. W.. ~ Sid. ~ ne
800, c.~ 10 MI T>,,sbaI o,an and Dora Ta,hot
aU4- ~. - p'''n'>' '1'n' S''@ wv" A'A'''
ssh here is Mrs. Talbot e5claims
Sir sG~ian escerlv: "she vii; e1onerata
me-
He speaks with such full assurance
Of heinz abe to bring Dora forward ss
a witness in bis defense that Florence,
for the iirst time, feels 3 strong doubt
thrown UPON the belief She has formed
Of his heinC a monster of fcklsness.
what IS It I can do for you?" asks
Dora, in some confusion. Of late she
has grown very shy of being alone with
either him or Florence.
'You will tel; Miss Uelmaine," replies
Adrian quickly, that I never wrote
you q letter, and that certainly did
nCt-ycu viii forgive my even mention
ing this extSaordmaTT supHosiSlou, l
hope, Afs. IssDot-kss your bald ons
Gay in Gepssrohsr 81 the Er1s-valk.
Dora turns first not and then coid,
irs5 cTiRlsOn and then deadly pale. so
is is all oat now, and she IS or her
trial. She feels like the veTiest criml-
nal brought TO the bar OF justice. Shall
she pronsntly deny everything, Ono.
She las had enough of deceit and in
tdgue. Whatever it costs her, she will
now be brave and true, and confess al.
eI do tell her so,n she SAYS. in q low
tone. but Vet firmly. Il never received
a letter from YOU. and YOU never kissed
nv hsnd.n
"Do~o'o cries Florenca .VbaA ara
vo,1 eaving' n.Tn M vo1, tnrgoften sIJ