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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
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METHODIST REFORMS
Demanded by tho Columbus Preachers
lIcinorialto 70 the Congress,

demanded by tho Columbus Prsachers-A
aIcinorialto the Congress.
COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-THE Method.
ist preachers meeting to-day adopted n
memorial to the general conference to
enact such legislation in May as will
enable pastors tojdropimembers who do
not support tho church according to
their ability;to elect bishops ior eight
years without privilege of reelection; !;
that tho limit be removed: from pastor.
ate; that presiding elders be elected
with without nomination by the bish
op. and that tho cabinet shalt have co.
ordinate power with tho bishop in max
ing appointments, tho majority OF tho
presiding elders being sufficient to dc.
terminc the appointment. "a
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AWFUL RESULTS
OF tho Floods In tho Vicinity Of
Columbus, Mississippi.
TIE Loss Of LIFE is sFRlGHTFUL.
Many People Perish and Cattle
Drowned by the Hundreie.
THE NEGROES LOSE EVERYTHING

And Have Nothing Left on Earth.
Twelve Persons Drowned Within
Three Miles OF ColumDus..-.l,uiI-
roads Abandoned on Account of
Washouts.-.Evcry Available Graft
icing Used for the Relief Of Suffer-,
crs...lIard Work to Get Negroes to
Help Rescue Their Own Race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
THE TENNESSEE DERBY
Won by Tom Ellintt--rhs Memphis Spring
NIcctinc Higgins -a4.-II. ~

ujs.T Nrcctinc Begins. g
MENrlIls, TrSS., April 1.-THE open
ing day OF tho snrins meeting OF the
new Memphis Jockey. club was hardi.
capped by boastly weather, but the
5000 people who braveI tho cold and
sat through thu five events were we'll
repaid ior their trouble. Tho track was
ankle deep in mud. n, = :
First race, six iurlongs-.H el:er ska!-
'or won; time l:l0l
Second race. four furlongs,- Shadow
won; time 52a.
Third race; Tennosseo derby, ono and
o'he'e!ght niles.--lt was won bv +. NJ,
BToTT's ~ bay colt Tom Elliott, BY Luke
,ni.ackhnrn, IN e:oSS, which was good
Lew Weir third. N 5Tg :
Fer won; time i :3G, -, ) :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
PATTIsoN's SUIT
Against tho: Morning Call Postpone cd Until

May 8. 5f,. z,
PHuADELpr1A, Pa, April little
case of William I. Jordan and J. j..
McLaurin, OF, tho Harrisburg Morning
Call, charged by Governor Pattison with
criminal libel in publishing the famous
Turn On The Light" article during the
campaign Of 1880, was on tho list for
trial before Judge pennypacker to-day,
but after q heated discussion the trial
was postponed until Thursday, May 5,
at tho request OF the defense. Cover.
nor Pattison, the prosecutor in the case,
was on hand Mt an early hour. NTcLau.
rim was present but Jordan did not ap-
pear, MS he thought n postponement
would be obtained. His bail, however,
was forfeited by his bondsman, Will
lam r. Small.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

NEw loRK, April ll.-About 200
electric bell wircmen went OH a strike
to-day ior an increase OF wages. They
have been " orlsing for 81. so and So so
a day, aud they now demand uniform
scale OF s. q day. t,5
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a nricf Suspension.

PnGSlxvILLE, Pa, April ll.-Notices
were put up in the Phoenix Iron Com
.pany's iron works to-day that work
will be suspended in all departments
excepting shops No. | and No; Is until
Monday April 10. This suspension
affects ZOO men. ~ e.. S, -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

BosroS, Mass, April 1.-THE New
Methodist conference put
themselves on record this morning as
being emphatically against the opening
OF the Worlds Fair on Sunday, and to
also discourage tho publication OF Sun
day newspapers.
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London Grnin Mon full.

LONDON, April 1l.-Rumors were cur
rent to-day of the failure OF Borrowman,
Phillips & Co., grain merchants oi:Lon-.
don, but the failure has not been Off
clally announced. The firms liabilities
arc believed to be small, affecting
American houses. -
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stea,,,sl,Ip News.

soprHAMrrox, April ll.-Arrivcl.-;
Em$ Now York, for Bremen. g84
GlnnALrAE, April .-:Asrrivcd-We Wer-.
RI, New York: IN ~ :. t.5..
NEw IoRK, April ll.-Arrived, stcam-,
or Runic, Liverpool; Circassia, Glas.l
gov; LANDAU City, Bristol. q,
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EXCITEMENT AT NEWARK.
''''e'hpst" t" Lynch n Hupo. Ficnd ut New
urE, Ohio. 5t- E ,sss.

H1Het u NItpD. Flehu ut New.
nrli, Ohio. ,E=a
COLUMBUS, O., April l2.-About 100
excited citizens OF Newark, O., concre-
Ea'ed : about the county Jail short
y before midnight and attempt
ca 81 TO get possession OF George
Si1ol'zherry, q prisoner who was arrest
~ IN tho afternoon for an attempted
up s?pe on a little eight.year-old school
Mayor Bell with Il squad ofpolicemcn
sHa zane 10 the deputy slcril1's relief and
,,SIeceeaed ,Ss sa q, IN clearing the building Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
SCORED THE LAWYERS
For Their Actions In tho Mortimer
Reynolds Murder Case. Z.
JUDGE JAckSON'S HARD CENSUREE.

In Sentencing Mortimer for Man
Slaughter IIc Declares 1t Should
Have Bcc.o Murder In tho Second
Degree, and Charged Some Attor-
ncys with Unproiesslonal Conduct.
Ono of Them Makes a Warm Reply.
Tho Prisoner Gets Two Years aud
Iialfin Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12

For West Virginia, Western PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio, generally fair; slightly warmer. cxccnt
stationary temperature IN West Virginia, yarla.
f4,.5 TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY, .Tl
a. infnishsd by c. scHSEpr, druggist, corner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
LONDON'S UNEMPLOYED
Workingmen Prepare 20 Mako q
in Significant Demonstration.
WHERE NO PROTECTIVE TARIFF

Exists Thousands VIII Probably Pa.
rado the Streets Asking for Bread
orWork, as They Have Dono Before.
If This Should Occur In America
How Onr Ircc Trade Friends Would
Howl and Lay II on tho Mckinley
Blli'-.Tho Vienna Fircs..-othcr For.
cisn News. A II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-07

- There is more Catarrh in this sec.
ton of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, and prescribed local rem
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incursble. Science has proven catarrh
to be constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, O..
n67"Sold nv all Druppists. rs,
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Honor Roll OF Townville High School For
:Tune 1872

Honor Roll OF Townville High School For
June, 1892.
High School Dspartmsnt-Grace Thomp-
son 9S.s, Annie Compton 1874, Lutte Ma
hafey 97.8, Emma Farmer 97.3, Lizzie
Grant s6.s, Gertie Mahafey s6.3, Kate
Sharp s5.1, Cora McCarley s5.1. John
Wright $50, Jack Harris $40, Lille
Grant s3.7, Edgar Farmer 93.5, jamie Ben
jamin e1.5. J. V. Johnson Ola.
Primary Departnaent-Eulah Compton
s7.5, Pearl McCarley 97.5, Ovaline Sharp
$40, Lida Johnson 96.7, Lila Wright 96.7,
Mary Ligon 96.6, Clara Harris 9G.5, Lille
Wright 1854, Fluvie Boggs 96.2, Claude
sitton 959, Nora Tribble 95 8, Dock Boggs
e5 7, Leila Thompson 95.3, Winfield SHARP
95 2, Eloise Harris 93.1, Edgar Smith 9l.S
Varina Smith 91.0. Miss Maggie Tribble
Teacher.
The ninth month of Townville High
School ended June 17th The weather is
getting very warm, but we have only one
more month to teach. We congratulate
our pnpils for being 30 faithful, for they
come, be it cold or hot.
J. T. RICE, Principal.
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nG"Sold by all Druggists, rs.

"A scientist has computed that TO-.
900 threads of the web of a full grown
spider are not larger than single hair
of mans beard. He calculates that
when young spiders begin to spin, 400 OF
their threads are not larger than one from
q full sized insect. If this be fact, A.
100000 webs of q young spider are not
as large as single hair from a mans
face.
There are plenty of instances in
which improvement of nature has had q
disastrous effect. The farmers ia cer-
tain portion of Scotland set about e1-
terminating the owls. They succeeded,
and now the district is ravaged by field
mice to such an extent that public
meetings are being held to devise reme-
dy. Over hundreds of acres every root
aud blade of grass has been devoured.
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c. S. MINOR, THE BAZAAR anu the I(c. STORE.
CANE MILLS EFAPORATORS And COTTON GINS

WYE are agents Cane Mills and Hail Sell
Cotton Gins will call AND and see @ our on
making
thenras goods a small
Arste and Suction Pipes which
every labor and expense
Our Of Stoves and House FURNISHING
Goods complete .o;,,
jars are going
andhig of - -. 49,. ouoru
Goods
esiIb BEESWAX.
thorough
lke emanner truly,
PEOPLES & BURRISS.
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NProf. J. W. Gaines will have charge Of
the Williamson Male High School next
year. He will be assisted by Miss Rosa
O. Greer, who is one of the best teachers
in the County. The Williamson Male
High School is in safe hands, and We
shall expect aud look for great results
and genuine success during the next
session. Good work has been done there
this year, but the prospects are brighter
for next year. We hope the people OF
Williamson will give their very hearties'
support.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-07
.LITERA ALL Y WASHED WITH BLOOD
Police do their Duty without respect to Persons
The Wall still Covered with Bloody Core


Street the Bazaar and Ten Cent Stores OF u s
Minor was an attack forces Of other merchants
On the famous defence of their prices which they
by the said 81 Minor and
with desperation bu down they in the
6 blood soont only left to tell ptul
tale Of siGA4s
Stranger than Strange.
One reduced the price Pants 25c snd 5Oc
than dou Another claimed that We sell the
best qualify less than buy the econd quality Wedont
care that, either. - !. ,r
Hosiery that he mad to cell at 5c
pair sold his supnder 1Oc and his zoe upnder at
Well, what of that 60 oo =,
selling his oc Cups and sauces for so and
his 35c Plates Why should We care
millinery knocked him out OF than
mner and he don't believe pay
goods What concern is that of his?
Another man claims that starvation price Has he
right TO object 2? 81 -, -, .o .;
the complaints made against We ask you whose bul
ness and ourselves? Can't make such
being bounded and forced fight for our lives wen
blood walls and scaps doors
unoubed bargains ss would you wash
blood off the wall would you let stay warning
Yours for Spot Cash.
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: The people at the Worlds Dispen.

- The people at the Worlds Dispen-
sorry of Buffalo, N. Y, have stock
taking time once year and what do you
think they do? Count the number of
bottles that've been returned by the men
and women who say that Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery or DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription didn't do
what they said it would do. And how
many do you think they have to count.
One in ten? Not one iu Eve hundred
Here are two remedies-one the Golden
Medical Discovery" for regulating and
invigorating the liver and purifying the
blood; the other, the hope of weakly
womanhood; they've been sold for years,
sold by the million bottles; sold under a
positive guarantee, and not one in five
hundred can say: ut was not the medi.
cine for meW And-is there any reason
Why you should be the one? And-sup-
posing you are, what do you lose? Ab.
solutely nothing!
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done, it seems to think that its whole
duty !. the people. is done. Politics,
politics, politics, is about all that thore
is in the average newspaper, and politics
means With most newspapers the SUCCESS
Of its party or faction. I think it cannot
be denied that as rule the newspapers
of the State have not been earnest advo.
Gates for purity of politics, for putting the
best and most competent men in Office,
have not been bold in rebuking wicked
ness in high places and have not been
sufficiently interested in the great moral
reforms of the day. II the press had
fought political corruption and the evils
that destroy the people with as much
earnestness as it fought Radicalism, who
can believe that South Carolina would
be in the sorry plight that it is in o'dsy ?.
Great is the opportunity and power of
the press for good, and therefore great is
its responsibility.
And, lastly, cannot but think that
the Christian ministry is not without Bin
in this matter. It is too often lacking in
deep moral conviction, and oftener in the
courage to express It's convictions against
wickedness and evil.doers. Through fear
of being charged with preaching politics,
1t is often silent, when silence is disloy-
atty to God and to souls. A bold and
faithful pulpit has always been terror
to evil doers and is always great bless
ing to the town or community that is
fortunate to have it. At the head of all
the moral forces of q country stands the
pulpit, and if that doesn't sound the
trumpet and take the lead no great battle
is ever fought for God or man. I leave
it to the ministry of South Carolina to
say whether in their pulpits or out of
them they have done all that they could
against the evils that are now affecting
South Carolina, and against which we
are called on to preach and to warn the
people. JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
AZLenduLe. June 81,
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There are remarkable instances

There are remarkable instances on
record of what pigeons have done. a
French bird, captured near Paris, was
taken to Berlin, five hundred miles
away, and kept there for four years. 1t
ESCAPED somehow, and at once made a
straight line for home safely reaching
the loft in Paris where it had been reared.
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4 Horrible Pit.

Montana's death.cave is almost the
shape of flask, thirty. four feet deep, the
bottom being si1ty.two feet long and
thirty feet wide. We speak of the bot.
tom of the cave, but mean the top of the
debris and vast amount Of bones of sn-
imals which fill the space of what may
be called the bottom. The cave, instead
of being adorned with crystals, stalactites
and stalsgmites, is regular charnel
house, and evidently has been DEATH
trap for ages to unsuspectiug beasts. The
opening Of the cave is peculiarly con.
structed for the purpose of swallowing
any living thing that ventured near it's
brink. The mouth is composed of lime.
stone on an incline. Along the upper
side is an old animal trail. 1t is easy to
see how the buffalo or elk passing this
way, when the trail was slippery, would
lose their foothold and be precipitated
into the cave. 1t is also a plausible the
ory that at times during the winter the
mouth of the cave is entirely covered
with Snow, so that the unsuspecting ami.
NAL passing over the familiar trail would
at this point, if diverging few inches to
the south, slide through the snow and
be swallowed alive. Many animals,
doubtless, were killed by being suspen-
ded by the head and fore part Of the body,
as the buffalo, or by the antlers, as the
elk, while many were evidently directly
killed by the fall. But there are also
evidences that some landed at the bot.
tom Of the pit with sufficient powers
remaining to drag their bodies to remote
corners of the cave, and there perish
from wounds aud starvation. Some of
the largest skulls and skeletons of buffalo
were thus found.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-07

We have copy of little book emit.
tied "Ethics for Young People," pub
lished by CHM & 90. This is book
that We would like to see in every school
room in the County, and especially in
the hands of every teacher. Every
teacher should have copy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-07

An effort is being made 50 have all the
schools in the country celebrate "Colum'
bus Day" on the 18th of October next.
We like the idea, and hope the teachers
will. join in the effort. A program will
be issued from the authorities having the
matter in charge, and will be distributed
in time to all who wish to celebrate the
day. The official program may be
changed to suit each teacher.
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We are so glad to know that Mr.. W.
P. Holland will return to this County.
He is one we always regret to see leave,
and always can heartily welcome back.
He will have charge of the school at
Lebanon during the next session. Our
people know him, and thai is why they
are anxious to haze him back in The
County.
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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Be-
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and positively cures Piles, or no pay
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale b5|
Eill Bros. sd
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Below we publish the graduating
speech of Mr.. Benz. S. Patrick at the re-
cent Commencement Of the P. MI. 1t
is worth reading-"Growth and Devel.
opment are the Results of Conflict"
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TEA6HERS'Go1UMN

-en All communications intended for
this Column should be addressed to O
WARDLAW, School Commissioner, An
derson, 8. O.
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MEMoRY GEMS.

In grammar there is what we cali ne'o-
Der gender, but in life there is no neutral
ground. We are right or wrong.
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- The census bureau shows that there
are II S,918 dwellings in the land.
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Be sure you are right and consequently
you will be sure you are not wrong.
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come. The law which protects human
life is not whit more sacred than Gods
other laws which are intended for the
purity and protection of society-lawa
which so many high in authority and SC
many in private life set aside as matte,
of very little consequence. Moss is not
surer sign of damp atmosphere and
malaria than frequent murders and Other
shocking crimes are signs of very bad
moral atmosphere,
A second cause of 80 much bloodshed
and crime in South Carolina is bel
licensed bar rooms, which pay so much
blood money for the blood and tears
which they cause to be shed. The licens'
ing of that which causes murder is muir
der, and every murder committed under
the influence of whiskey sold in bal
room is a murder by the man that sole
the whiskey and the people who vote te
license the sale of whiskey for the reVe
nue. that is in the traffic, with which rev
euue they can run the towns and theil
officials, end the graded schools-al
which whiskey schools ought to be cslle6
degraded schools And here is the pc
culiar wickedness in this bar room bust
ness that is causing 80 much murder ane
crime in South Carolina that, but for tht
revenue it pays, it would be Immediately
outlawed, and every community weul6
rise up and crush it out. The license
| system is moral prostitution.
Another cause of crime in the State is
believe, the lack Of an earnest, mora
purpose in the secular press. 1t doesn'
lack an earnest purpose in battling to-
the Democratic party, or for the diferen
| factions of the Democratic party, but thi
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