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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
Vile and Unworthy

of consideration Ire s'rums of which it is as
serted and they re many such-that they cure
Immediately bodily ailments of long standing.
There are none such that can. Chronic disorders
cannot be ntaleously removed. Continuity
in the use OF gen zine medicine. such as Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bit. rs will eradicate chronic hysi-
cal evils Not the least Of these last in the force
OF its opposition to medicine is constipation, 10
the removal of viii III, IL pers sted in, the Btters
is particularly j adapted. CONSTRUCTION OF the
bowels is a compla nj which shou,d be dealt with
early and systemat cslly. So are its usual at
teudants liver complaint and dyspepsia For
these. for malaria, rheumatism, kidney trouble
3 nd more recently ga grippe" this highly and
professionally com nended medicine is an I'M
doubted specific. Fothing can exceed it, more
over. as means OF imparting strength to the
feeble and nervous
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
SOLVED THE PROBLEM

The inventor of the New Scale Kim
ball Piano was overjoyed when he found
what success he had made of it, and the
above cut represents his feelings Have
you examined these pianosf Do not
confound them with the old steuciled
make, but call and see the New Scale;
they are the finest in the land We have
just received fine assortment in An
tique Oak. Birds Eye Maple. Mahogany,
Satin. Walnut, French Walnut and Rose
Wood finish cases. Call early and see
the finest variety ever shown in the city
of Rock Island.
D. Roy Bowlby, l72e sec,nd Ave.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
Hoods
sapariIla

Is concentrated extract Of SarsaparIlla,
Yellow Dock. Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries,
Mandrake, Dandelion, and other valuable
vegetable remedies, every ingredient being
strictly pure, and the best OF its kind it is
possible to buy.
1t is prepared by thoroughly competent phar-
macists, in the most careful manner, by
peculiar Combination, Proportion and
Process, giving to it curative power
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
Tax Notice .

Notice is hereby given that the town
ship collector is obliged to return his
books TO the county collector not later
than the 20:h inst, after which date
costs will be added Office with Hurst
& Donaldson. Masonic Temple block
Office open evenings W. T. SUDDEN,
Collector
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07

isn't she beautiful" occasionally one
hears this expression, as lady with a
strikingly lovely complexion passes along
the street. Certainly she uses the ia.
nous Blush OF Roses, manufactured by
Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend, Ind.
Supplied by 7. q. Thomas. Price rs
cents per bottle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
Tbs E,ffsl Tower Of Toi,ot Arr,cle,.

316,574 bottles B ush of Roses sold in
1890. You know could not have sold
so much if Blush of Roses was not as
represented. sure cure for pimples.
freckles and b 'ckheads. In 1892 pre-.
dict it will he sold by every druggist, and
used by ever lady and gentleman in the
United States. T. 81. Thomas will sup,
ply you at rs cents per bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-07
Notice.

| desire to meet the committees APP
pointed by the lodges of this city to ar
range for the floral designs in Spencer
square the coming SIMMER. l will be at
my Office between and D. N. aud
and p. m. of each day this week. Please
attend without fail and bring the pro-
posed design with you.
WILLIAM JACKSON, Park Com.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
SONS.

Soldiers and.Soldiers' Heirs, Atten-
ton.
Lumon Gee, Pension Attorney from
Jackson, Michigan, has moved his bus
mess TO Alma, Mich, where he is pre-
pared to do AL kinds of pension bust
ness. He has had some years of eX-
perience, is as successful as anyone
else and devotes his whole time to the
prosecution of government claims.
One line of business well followed is
better than two or three half done
Call and see me at my Office opposite
the RECORD Office or write me. think
can convince you that | understand
what | am doing and mean business.
No fees unless successful. No charge
for consultation. LUMON GEE,
Lock Box 80, Alma, Mich.
Late Of Co. b. 1st Mich. Cav.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
MARKET REPORT.
HOME AND VICINITY.

Fresh candies at Benefits.
Diaries for 1893 at l.. II. Hayt's.
A large line of corsets at Miller's.
Forest Hill will have a Christmas
tree.
d. III. Sawyer, of Ithaca, was in town
Tuesday.
Dress goods at greatly reduced prices
at Delavan's.
Remember you can pay your sub
scription with wood.
Thos. O'Brien is visiting his daughter
In Wayne Co. this week.
Special sale of children's and misses
shoes at the Alma Mercantile Co.
See what you can get for that silver
dollar at the Alma Mercantile Com
psny's.
Chas. Ward returned home last Fri
day night from Boston, where he is at
tending college.
The rumor that the L. & A. had pur'
l.hased the "Stub" seems to be untrue
twbatever there may have been upon
wbich to base such report 1t seems
certain that nothing of that kind has
been done.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT FREE

In an elegant 2oX24 frame. If l
don't produce superior work from the
same subject to that made by any Pho
tographer in Alma and just as good as
any Artist or Photographer III Gratiot
unity. | will give the above portrait
to my person that gets such work.
Note THIS if any person gets a dozen
pictures that fade after this date will
give the person so in cash for the
pictures on their return to me.
G. L. LEWIS,
St. Louis. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23

We will ring in the New Year with general reduction
of 25 yer cent. all Fall and Winter Goods Our
Goods are always marked down to the bottom notch,
but we propose to inaugurate the New Year with an
indscriminate slaughter of prices:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
IA off SALE IA off

We have enormous stock of Fall and Winter Goods
to get rid OF before spring. and propose to sell it
give it away Profit cuts no figure The stock must 60
We need the room for spring goods. We must have
the money to buy them with:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
Card of Thanks.

To our neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted us during the illness and death of our
SON husband and brother we wish 10 express
our gratitude and thanks. trusting kind
friends may ever be present 10 help in time of
need.
MR.. and Mrs T CLIFFORD,
Mrs =. CLIFFORD
Nh and MRs j. w. CLIFFORD.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-12-23
For Sale, Rent, Exchange Etc.

OF SdlG, hSIll, EHCildIlSS ElCs
FOUND On the main road south of Alma, a
r stove door. owner call at this office and pay
for this notice and take property.
TOR SALE:--My residence on Superior street
T finely finished. furnace, water works. els.
tern and other improvements. 4 bargain for
4. me one. Ii j. NERMEULEN.
TOR SALE:-As | expect TO leave soon for
T the West | wish to cell all my household
furniture. Terms cash. For further particu-
lars cali at my residence.
Tl9tf HOWARD WILLARD.
UfANTED:-A man to take care of farm,
IN house rent, including one acre of ground,
Tree. Address II. l.. O'Brieu, of this place or
inquire Of John Murphy Il miles south.
WANTED BY the village of Alma from 500
W toC00 cords of IT wood either mixed
wood hard wood or dry pine delivered at the
pump house. Tor which bids will be received
by tne village clerk o. NJ Everden, on or be.
fore Jan TO- 1893 in lots of - cords and up.
wards. BY order of village council.
NJ. MoNTlGEL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

EntIebl id unh perbeereno Iino bic
gliibenOen Staubitiirme bieier @eeeno,
nur Den perien senoen unb blenbenben
Samum Der Wuite Sahara in 9lfrifa
sini9ermaBen ber9lei6bar. WtsnI6en
uno Sbiere, Die BON ibnen ereilt ,per=
ben, Iinb einem iideren llntergan9e ee=
ipeibt. @lutb uno Sroten9eit iteiqen
pdbreno oes Staubi iturmes gu taum
slaublider S0be.
9la6 Dem 8orlfebenben i6eint bieIe
Re9ion bes Sobes. bic lih bic Yban=
taiie zines Dante leidt als ipiiroieen
@orbof Der !S0lle ausmalen tonnte, als
Wobnort menIdliber @eien 9eraoesu
unmoeli6 su iein. llno bod entoeften
Gooile unb feline Segleiter bier einen
Snoianerltamm, bic Yanamint= Snoia=
ner, melbe bier i9on felt unoentli9en
3eiten bauien uno i6rem Nusie6en uno
ibrcr 2ebenslpeiie mad teineswegs su
Den erbdrmli6Hen unb am tiefiteH
itebenoen 6amilien Der tpeitperbreits=
ten tupierrotben GuiIe seb0ren. Sic
BeIderdbs oil Der Siioipibe bes Gro=
tbeils, bic Sototuoen in Sralilien, bic
lltes in 9foroamerifa lteben in jener
Sesiebun9 unter ben Yanamints = elm
8emeis fir bic bewunoerun0spiirbi9e
9lnpaIiunssfdbieteit oes Weni6en ielbit
an Die unsilnitigiten @riltensbeoinsun-
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

- Ser ipanii6e @eueraG
Morillo begann feline trieseriide 2auT=
babn als gemeiner Soloat. Sei Der
Grbeblns ge9en Die Sransoien mar er
nints als Sergeant bel Der Marine.
Salo oarauT puroe er ,pe9en ieines
brapen Serbaltens sllferes (SGbnri6),
als iol6er brG6te er cine Wenae be-
luaffneter Sauern suiammen, nit benen
er Siao ansriii. gta9bem er bic SSran.
3olen sel1lagen uno lie in bic Staot
suriid9etrieben bate, foroerie er iie auf,
ii9 gu erscben. Der fransoiiihe Som
manoant mei9erte il9, bies su tbun,
einsig aus Der uria9e, neil er aeb6rt
babe, oab bel Dem Seinbe tein Ofii,ier
BON blnldngli6 beoeutenoen &ange lei,
nit Dem er unterbanoeln tonne. Mo=
riao ernannte iid oaber islbIf gum
Sberitlieutenant uno lieB ben ssrau=
,oien ipilIen, Sberitlieutenant Wtorillo
lptroe ieine Sapitulation annebmen,
porauf aud Der plab iiber9eben iparo.
9lis Die &e9ierung bon Der groberuna
uno Der glrt, ipie bieie li1 pollsoaen
bate, eriubr. ertbeilte lie Morillo nidt
nur Die peroienten 2Dbiprii6e, Ionoern
ermddti9te i'm au9, ben &ans, ben er
lih ielbf beiselcst bate, ferner su be-
6alten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
WeiicmSe DamtecS

9lItborpe: 9llIo sliidii3 pieber gu
rid. alter Sunse, pon oeinen langen
&eilen! Su muBt ober aud Diel 9eie=
ben uno piel erlebt baben!
gteplano5: llno mlt9ebrad)t nod
mebr. 6reuno9en! Ser san3e S6rant
bier iii boll bappn! Sier bait Su Elm
poar 6olOfranien, nie ih uon 4aiIer
@ilbelms Sbroniihel i'm Serliner
S9lOile ab9ei4nitlen babe = oa 1T
cine bronSene Sbiirtlinte. absebrO6en
Don elmer 6liieeltbiir i'm Sotltan -
Sn Elm S6r aus ipeiBem Warmor, bas
i6 beimlib elmer 9ltbene auf Der slfro-
polls abgefnipit babe = bier elm Stiif
Yersament, abeerilien bon einem Wta=
nuicript i'm Sloiier San Susie in
Spanienl llno Ales umionlt, mein
Sun9e!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
Death Bauer aaS fetae ge,p obmer.

0ielei6t cine Der 6oeifen unb troit.
foIeIten 2anoitri9e 1T bic tiefe @inien-
fun9, mel6e mitten in Der sroBen Wto.
jape=@iiIte senau spii9en oem iiioli4en
Californian uno 9lepaoa bele9en 1T,
uno tpelbe ben besei9nenben Namen
,,Seatb Iallep- fiibrt. Segren3t pirb
bieIer 9anoiiri1 auf einer Seite burG
Die Sergfette Der Guneral Mountains.
tpel6e su elmer S6be bon 5000 SUB init
f9pinbelerresenoer Steilbeit faIt un=
mitteIbar aus Der Gbene emporlteigen,
unc aui Der anbern Settle bur9 bic
tablen uno 0ben Selssipfel Der pana.
mint=9ette, ipelde iogar cine burd.
i6nittli6e S0be bon 10, 1000 SUB errei=
den. Sie baspiiden liegenbe Mulbe
--eben unIer Death Salep = bietet Die
nur al tp.nigen gunften Der groe li6
tpieocrbolenbe Gri6einung elmer Sen=
flung unter bem Waferipiesel bes Mles=
res. Sn allen ipl6en Gdllen bat man
es nit aus9etrodneten Meeresbeden su
tbun, unb 70 aud bier. 9luf piele
Auaoratmeilen bin gldnat Der gooen
in blenoenber WsiBe, mie Elm ipinterli-
DIES S6neefelo. @s 1T bas Sali, mel.
DIES in 9rpltallen aussemittert 1T uno
fpeitbin ben Soben beoedt. 9lu9 Sorar
tritt malienfueiie in reinen 9rpfaflen
su Sage. @on Gesen oOer ielbIt Sbau
lit in bieien Sreiten niemals bic Gebe
es 1T falt Elm Munoer au nennen, baB
in bieiem @iirtel abioluter Srpdenbeit
nod cine biirftige unb ipdrli9e 9ege=
tation iiber6aupt fortfommt. uno bod
finoet man bier Oas borniee Mesquit.
8eltriipp, ben bar5igen 9reaie : SuId
nno Die &reoiot=pHan
Sie iteilen Ser9pdlle auf beiben
2dngsieiten binoern bas ginorinaen
fril3er GuftlirDmungen. Wo9en unS
Mtonate lang itra6lt Die Some iGre
8lutben bon bem un9etriibten Slau
bes Simmels 6erab, uno ba feline 9lb.
fiiblung mdbreno Der 9ta6t iiattiinoet,
9dufi ii6 Der Sibporratb bieies @lutb=
otens bon Sag su Sag in bedn9Iti9en=
Der SDbe. 50 errei6t bas Guediilber
ouf Der 6abrenbeit'i6e Scala i'm sod.
tommer cine Semperatur bon 100 bis
l35 Grab i'm S6atten. Die Srofen=
6eit Der Suft erreidt ipsar unter gang
belonoers giiniiigen llmltdnoen ben
Stano oes abIpluten Nullpuntts, b. b.
es 1T Der 9ltmoipbdre aud ni6t Elm
9nom Maieroampf beiasmiibt. Inter
normalen 0erbaltnihen sei9t Die Suit
i'm Seatb SalleD ipdbreno oes Som.
mers wcnigitcns einen YrocentIab bon
filnf Yrccent, iuo3u man sum Ser=
9lei9 ertud9en mag, baB in unIerer ge=
mdBigten Gone ber Seu6ti9tetseebalt
70 Yrottnt betrdet. gDir peroanten
biele 9ln9aben ben ieeben geDrudten
llno perDfentlibten Heiieerlebnilen
Der BON unierem Qferbauminilter &ust
aus9erilteten Expedition, beren botani=
t6es MitalieO, Sreberif gernOn
@opille, li4 Der Rebaction Der 9ema9=
ten IuIsei9nun9en unterSogen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

So9 ipie MAIDEN es bieie panaminfz
Snoianer mOgli6, i'm Death Sallep 3ll
leben uno ibren 2ebensunterbalt su er=
perben? gtun, einmal iiben lie bort,
no @ooillei iie antraf, Die niibli6e Gunit
Der 8erieielung. Man nimmt an, ,baB
Oiele bel ibnen iebr jungen 9atums lit,
uno bab lie bieielbe BON einem per-
ipreneten Mormonen 9elernt baben.
llniere Jte9ierung bat lie babel ni9t
bur9 SubOeniiOnen unterltiibt. &ubig
unb frieolicbenb, tpie iie iino, baben ii9
Die Yanamint nibt, ipie bic ifalpiren=
ben @1ippewabs ooer bic pferOeit.blen=
ben &omanti6es, ibei ben WeiBen in
9teipett su icBen eeipuBt, unb man bat
linen besbalb au9 feline fette Reierba=
tion absetreten. Srob Der llntpirtb=
li9tcit Der um9ebenoen gtatur baben
es bic ganamints perItanoen, bur0
tluges Sausbalten nit Der ipdrli9en
Seu9tigteit Der tiefen @ebirssI6lu9ten
einen S6eil Der @in0be in einen bliiben=
ben @arten su perpanoeln. Gartof=
feln, Spbnen, GrbIen uno WailermelD-
nen scbeiben bortrefflid.
Sn ben Ser9en gibt es tpiloes @elii=
gel, namentlib Ytarmigan, in MaRe.
Qlu6 oas I6eue 9ergibaf, befen SasO
fir peibe Sdeer meilt Su miibiam lit,
fdlt Dem ausoauernben uno i6lauen
Snbianer baufie sur Seute. slus ben
9tilien Der 3irtelfieIer, ben &Drnern
Oes SiinOel9raies uno ben fleiibigen
Sten9eln sewiiier @acteen perlteben Die
Yanamints nabrhafte uno gut iGmet=
fenoe SDit su bereiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
. Der Qnnhnner q Iiaer

- Ser 2onboner 3 o Tia Ell.
inipector Shannon bat eineu 9robar-
tiaen @eOanten 9ebabt, perioneit, bic
mdbreno elmer Sbeaterporltelluna Gins
idlafen. in Poliseiitraie su nebmen.
9lls er jiinsit in Se9leituns, eines. Yo-
li5eiagenten bas sllbambra,Sbeat be-
iu6te, I'm pilibteenldB einen 3uno.
gang sll MAIDEN, bemertie, er aui Der
8alerie orei 0tdnner, bic. Obue,ii6 nm
Die SOrgGn9e auf Der Siibne gu tim-
mern, ben Sdlaf Der 8eredten. iblie-
ten. Sir ben amtseifri9en YoliSeiin=
ipector ltono es iOfort feli, oaB iolhe
unauimertame Snoiuiouen betrllnlen
iein miiien; er ertldrte lie olio iiir oer-
baItet unO fiibrte lie am nadlten. Wlor-
gen oem YolSeiri9ter Dor, Der isinoef-
len ioiort entlieB. Die &iiniiler Der
9llbambra miiHen ii6 ourb Die bobe
Meinun9. Die Der Snipector Sbannon
bon ibnen be9t, un9cmsin gei6mfidelt
fiiblen. glbtr ipenn Der ShIai elm
Serbre6en miro. iObalo man ii6 linn
i'm Sbeoter bln9ibt : mas irll. aus esn
armen SDeaterolreetoren fperbeM2! s.
sibt cine Wenee 2eute, Die na6 einem
suten Siner es lieben, in einem Sr9e=
iterfauteuil ooer in elmer 2oee ibr
S6l1l6en ju balten. Sollen ite nun
jeBt idmmtli6 iefgenommen uno Dor
ben Yoli3eAneliter aeiiibrt peroen? llno
ipenn man gar crit in elmer Sirtbe wdb.
reno Der preoi9t eini6ldft, lnie es 10
oiele @nol1nocr heim Snnnta9 Ya9=
mitta9s -Hpttesoienit tbun, -su pel6en
fur9tboren Sirafen miro man bieie
Siinoer perurtbsilen2 @enn man iallt
nidt immer in bic odnoe eines 10 nils
ben. einii9taoollen poliSeimeiliers, tpie
es Der BON Malboroaab Street lit, uno
bic Sbannsns 9eb69en i'm 2anoe ourb.'
aua ni9t ,i ben 9msnabmen.
Ginsi9er 9luswea. Mnga
9at bon ibrem Yrdutisam. Der prattis
S6fr glr3t III, htn erhen 8riei erbalten
uno isn bo6ilopfenoen Ser3ens as6fi.
net. Seim Anblid Der unent5iiimba.
ren SieroelSpben aber itebt iie rashlos.
,,SDmm", trofet iie ibre ileine Sdme-
iier, .seben mir gum apOtbetes = oer
list ibn Dir pOr!"
Gin Wutbiaer. Milo
pirtli6, Serr Maior, sic woaen mid
beiratben2"-.O seiuiB, 8ndoisfe. id
iann's masen, bin ia aus allen Selo-
,iiaen bell suriifaetommeu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18
Der G5emamn ais Yrobiertsia.

grattiibe @befrau (3u ibrer iie
I'm &atb frasenOen Sreunoin): @ie
i'd bas made. I'm quite Sienitmdotben
gu betommen? 9ii6ts einfa6er, liebe
6relnoiu! g8enn ii6 elm neues Mdo=
ben bel mir meloet, rufe i6 allemal
meinen Mann. Gefdllt i'm oas Mdo=
hen. 10 idide ib Iie augenblitli5 fort
Die ibm ni9t gefdat, btbalte i'd!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

berTot ptelleidt .nidt 10 ge,pdltige,
iuie its ibr Wiann eroufSsts, bis i9m
Der gBabnlinn ben 9tepolper in bic
Sano oriidte. Wlan bofft, ota Doctor
Selir paroo sll retten.
Nt6t Gifcriudt mar cs, Die ben
Wtann CUR perslueiielten Shat 9etrie'
ben, ionoern Die peridmdbte YerSei=
hun9. Der onppelte Sblag 9c9en ieine
9Diiroe ais Utunn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

Oieier Stamm lit alleroines 10 be-
beuteno suiammenseibmolsen. bab
man BON einem 8oltsitamm Der pana.
mints taum nod reocn lam. Gopile
bat nur iiinfunoswanSia @remplare su
@eii9t betommen, obpobl bamit ni9t
aeia9t lit, baB in ben S6lu6ten uno
.Seitentbilern Der beioen 8ebirsstetten
ni1t nod mebr Samilien ii9 auibal=
ten. 9aB 9eraoe oieie S}noianer li9
oieisu Ooen @lutbofen, Seatb 8alep
aenannt, gum @obuiiB ertoren baben,
,rtlart ii9 Iei4t. 8erfOlsunsen un0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-18

f&ledte grnten. aud llebsrpolferuns
uno SerOrdngung burd mddtise Nadi
barn iinO bic llrlaben. pelbe bic ge-
lieoelung Ooer. rauber unb falter 2ano=
ltri9e oeranlaiien. 90 purben bic
YOlarldnoer uno 9llpengiirtel einerieits,
10 bic Sieber= uno Sumpfsegenben ber
tropil1en Gone anoererleits colonifrt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-25

Trains leave Spartanbnrg, S. c., a. Il c.
Division Northbound. 3 Sd a M, 4 so M.
G.57 IN. (Vestibuled Limited); Southbound
800 m, 4.27 pm, .i3 am. iEcs.ibuicd
Limited); Westbouud, W. n. c. Division,
ESQ p m, for Iiendersonville, Asheville,
Hot Springs, Knoxville and Cincinnati.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-03-25

tbs Diakcr TAX ISrBaEsr.-Public inter
est iu the direct tax matte- was revived yes
terday moruing ~ tho pubiicaii n in the
The News AMI Courier Of the correspond
ence bstweeu Governor Tillmsn --a Cc-
prawiey in regard to the interest
upon the d4ect tax.
In his letter to the Governor Congressman
Brawley stated that the interest collected on
the direct tax had long siuce been refunded
to the Charleston owners.
That s'atement is horne out by Mr.. E. II.
Sparkman, the cashier OF the Peoples
Nsiibnai Bank Of this city.
Dir. Spsrkmaa has paid for the United
State, treasurer the claims Of many Charles
tonians. Thoss whose claims have not yet
been pad have only themselves to blame,
for the money awaits their application, var
rants it is said, for upwards Of eighty per-
sons being now in Mr.. Spnksmau's posses
sion.
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To Township Democratic Clubs.

FNHE Chairmeo Of the Township Demo
l. cratic Clubs Of Union C"nn,- - .xr-
oy Instructed to orde- q meeting of each
club TO DC held on Saturday the 9th day of
April for the purpose Of resrganiIiug the
clubs, and electiug delegates to the County
Convention TO be held at Uoiou, on Monday,
May 2, neat, in accordance with the following
Ia,ty Of South Carolina, adopted in State
Z Invention, September 10, 1890:
An1ICLE 1. There shall be one or more
Democratic cluhs organized in each town
ship or ward, each of which clubs shall have
q distinct title, THE Democratic
Cub, an shall elect = President, one or
moro Vie: Presidents, Recording and n
Corre.p III ling Secretary; and Treasurer,
and shall have the following working COM
mittees, Of not less than three members each,
viz: A committee on registration, an execu-
tive committee, and such other committees
rs to each club may setm expedient.
ARTICLE v County Democratic Conveu-
tions shall b. composed If delegates elected
by the several local clubs, one delegate for
every twenty-five members. and one dele
gate for majority fraction thereof, with the
right TO each county convention to enlarge
or diminish the representation according to
circumstances. The County Conventions
shall be called together by the Chairman of
the respective Executive Committees under
such rules, not inconsistent with this Con-
stitution, as e,ch county may adopt, and
when assembled shall be callei to order by
the Chairman of the Executive Committee,
and the Convention shall gr4sss4u ta oefs osSnis
President, one or mors Vice Presidents, 4
Secretary and Treasurer. The clubs
recognized by the respective County Con-
ventions which sent delegates to the State
Convention which met on August I3, 1890,
shall be recognized rs the only legal clubs;
provided, however, that any County Conven.
tion may permit the forna ion Of new club
or clubs by n two-thirds vote of its members;
provided further, that in all cities with a
population Of five thous md and over there
may be two clubs in each ward they shall
be organized in ODE lienco TO this Consttu-
tion are the ciuts elsewhere in this State,
and in organizing sail clubs they shall have
representation in the County Conventions,
respectively, as said Convent. shall
declare in accordance with the provisions of
this Constitution.
a. G. LYLES,
Chairman Democratic Party, Union Co.
JOHN W. GRSGoRY, Secretary.
March 25 l3 81
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q LAWYERS HAHvEsT.-It is one of the
Ifunniest OF the macy funny developments of
The political situation, that this admiuistra-
lion has furnished the lawyers with The m os.
.magnlhccnt harvest they have had in years.
Lawyers have secured most Of the best places
pnd mauy Of them have been called in
Some from HaSkelite and republican ranks
ITO accept fat fees in the many suits in which
the State is involved. Yet 1t was intended
to be n farmers administration, aud iawyels 8
were especially marked to be left out.
When the accounts are made up 1t will be
found that lawyers have received more State
money IN the past two years than in a!! the
i0uetcen years from 1876 to 1890, including
the liiigaton between Chamberlain and
Hampton. -GreeyriHc Neps.
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Administrators A Sale.

A L tho late residence Of George McAbee,
~ deceased, in Draytonvi le Township, on
pscolet River, above Grindall Shoals, on
Friday, the 9Th Of April, next. will sell the
Personally Of the said deceased. At said
sale, besides Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Farming Implements, etc., there will
be sold
A LARGE LOT OF GOOD FODDER,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF CORN,
Quite n number of FINE HOGS and catt'e.
and mule.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
w. S. LIPSCOMBE.
Admir-. Est. G. McAbes.
Mch 25 13 2t