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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u s. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Bio Arriha Note,

A visitor down from Rio Arriba county
says the Biggs Lumber company is rushed
with orders. An order for the Florence,
Colo, smelter is for 100000 feet and Sill
verton, Colo, has in an order for 100000,
half of which is to be dressed and matched.
The artes1an we'll at Lumberton is down
l30 feet. The water is within eight feet
of the surface. The contract calls for 400
feet unless water in sufficient quantities
before that depth is obtained.
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Reduced Rates.

One standard fare for the round trip to
Asbury Park, N. j., July and Z; to
Cleveland. Ohio, July 8 and 8; to Toronto,
Ontario, July l6 and II; to Washington,
D. c., some time during August, dates
not decided on; to Pittsburg, Pa, Sep
tember and 6, 1894. For particulars as
to rates and limit of tickets call at city
ticket office. H. l.. LUTz, Agent.
GEO. I. NICHOLNoN, G. ?. A.
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Prison Outbreak.

Boston, June PLAN outbreak occurred
this afternoon in the Charleston state
prison. Two men we're shot.
Later-An alarm of fire was rung in for
small blaze in the work shop and the
prisoners made break for the yard. The
officers fred their revolvers. Officer
Thos. Donovan wounded convict named
Joseph Oakes fatally. The prisoners
we're then subdued.
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Mrs. Lease Recovered

Topeka, Kas., June 27.-Mrs. Mary
Lease has recovered her health and is
here to-day on work connected with the
state board of charities. She will go to
Europe this season to look after her for
tune and incidentally make some speeches
abroad, sailing as soon as she can COM
plete some lecture dates.
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Briggs Will BE Retained.

New York, June 27.-That it may be
able to retain the Rev. Briggs as one of
its faculty, the Union Theological semi
nary has changed its constitution so as
to give the board of directors power to
employ other than ordained ministers as
members of the faculty. The seminary is
thus reduced to an independent basis.
Should the general assembly depose DR..
Briggs from the ministry he could still be
retained at the seminary.
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IT. GaIifarnia

Via the santa re rnute, tae greatest rail
road in the world. You can take Pull
man car and go to San francisco, Los
Angeles or San Diego without change.
No other line can give you this accommo-
dation. For excursion rates and other.
information call at city ticket Office.
H. s. LUTz, Agent.
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Refuses to Reduce the Beer Tax.
London, Juno 27.-The house of com.
mona has refused to reduce the beer tar
rom 6 to pence.
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MINERS SUFFOCATED.
Disastrous Work Of Foul Air at
Cripple Creek.

Cripple Creek, June 27.-Oscar Peters
James Daggett and Dane Connors, min
ers, were suffocated to death in the Jeffer.
son mine to-day by foul air. Peterson
was first overcome and the others went
to'hislrescue. Daggett and Connors are
we'll known Lesdville and Aspen miners
Peterson is from Silverton.
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The best way so avoid scalp diseases.
hair falling out and premature badness,
Is to use the best preventive known for
that purpose-Hall's Hair Renewer.
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Wiman May show Cause.

New York, June 27.-Erastus Wiman
row, to show cause why he should not
have stay of proceedings pending his
appeal.
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Increasing Taxes.

Rome, June 27.-The chamber of depu.
ties by majority of 6S has approved
the proposition to raise the tax on rents
20 per cent.
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NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
Death ofa Multo. millionaire.

Philadelphia, June ~. -- A. dispatch
from Florence, Italy, announces the
leath of F. P. Fabbri, formerly 4 mem
Der of the Deal banking firms. He is
exported to have amassed $2O,OOO,0 900.
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Eurn,shed House to Rent.

The Gildersleeve residence, upper
Palace avenue, Is rooms furnished COM
plete, piano, library, handsome lawn.
Garden planted and orchard. Ample
stable and corral.
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Miners in Mass Meeting.

Louisville, Colo, June pa mass
meeting of miners will be held here to-
morrow to decide for or against the
strike.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
Resolutions Favoringt Tariff Revision
and kndOrsinE Cieveland's Ad-
ministratiOn Adopted.

Harrisburg, June 27.-The Democratic
state convention was called to order by
Chairman Stranahan at 1910 to-day.
Robert E. Wright, of Allentown, was
named as temporary chairman.
The platform adopted attributes the
business depression and labor disturb
ances to the operation of Republican
laws; demands tariff revision in accord
ance with the party pledges; opposes
reckless imitation of the currency to $40
per capita, as demanded by the Repub-
liCan state convention, and declares that
while we favor the circulation of consti-
tutional money, gold and silver, at a
parity of value, we are unalterably op-
posed to any debasement of the currency
or depreciation of any dollar issued by
the government; indorses Cleveand's ad
ministration; denounces the Republican
party for its failure to enact necessary
laws; commends Gov. Pattison; depre-
Gates the
RESORT TO FORCE
for the settlement of questions that
should be determined by peaceful arbi-
tration; denounces as hypocrltes those
who clamor for the protection of Ameri
can industries, yet import alien labor;
opposes secret political organizations
which strike at the freedom of conscience
BoLTINa DELEGATION.
At caucus of the Allegheny delegation
ten members bolted. The trouble arose
over the adoption of resolution that the
contest in the 4th Allegheny district
should be settled by giving the delegates
half vote each.
NOMINATIONS.
Harrisburg.-William Singerley, of
Philadelphia, was nominated for governor,
and John Killing, of Erie, for lieutenant
governor.
Formally Released.
London, June 27.- Gen. Houston, of
California, was to day formally released
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NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT.
Nj. CasImier Perier Succeeds the
Lamented CarnOt.

London, June 27.--A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company says that
on the fl irst ballot by senators and depu-
ties for president of the French republic,
". Casimier Perier secured less than $50
votes and M. Emanuel Arago, the dis
u'ngrished statesman and senator, will
probably be elected president.
TRY HIM AND GUILLoTINE HIM QUICK.
Lyons.-The trial of Santo, the assas-
sin of President Carnot, is to take place
on July %.
NEW PRECEDENT OF FRANCE.
arseilles.-Casimier Perier was this
afternoon elected president of the French
republic by the senate ard chamber of
deputies sitting as q national assembly.
The assembly consists of S84 members,
of whom the senators number 300. The
irsS ballot gave M. Casimisr Perier 451
votes out of 853.
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Miss A. Mugler,
MILLINERY (
FANCY GOODS,
GRIFFIN BLOCK,
WAGNER & HAFFNER,
FURNITURE &QUEENSWARE

Picture frames and mouldings of all
kinds and patterns. We also buy and
sell secondhand goods of all kinds.
Exchange new goods for old ones.
Goods sold on easy payments. We
repair all kinds of furniture, uphol-
stering, mattresses remade, sewing
machines and musical instruments of
all kinds repaired and carpets sewed
and laid. All work guaranteed salts
factory or money refunded.
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Wagner X HafYner.

wagner 4 Hammer.
Headquarters for furniture; bedroom
sets, all oak, $500; wood seat chairs,
65 cents; all other furniture in proper
tion. Goods sold on easy payments.
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w AIN ED Of Lead.
Advertisers are in want of large amounts of
Carbonate of Lead. Estimates invited for
number Of tons Of Carbonate Of Lead Con-
centrates that can be furnished per annum,
St. Louis and Kansas City. Parties furnish
ing must guarantee quantities. John 1.
COyingtOn. No. lib Broadway, New
York, N. y.
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Formally Released.

London, June 27.- Gen. Houston, of
California, was to day formally released
from the charge of manslaughter IN hav-
ing caused the death of George Burton,
street musician, May 80, with an &C.
cidental umbrella stab.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
New Mexico Admission Under Discus
sion in the House.
9enate Still Considering the Income
Tax-Hill Has the Floor
Costly Coxeyites.

Washington, June 27.-The New Mexi-
co admission bill was taken up to-day, a
sion.
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Chicago.-One thousand employees in
the Illinois Central shops struck this p.
m. One road after another is being tied
up by the refusal of the train men to
handle Pullman cars.
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GUYS Letter.
ST. CHARLzs Dec. 30, 1893.

ST. CHARLES, Dec. 30, 1893.
The old pear is yery low and can't last
!as.| q S SD, 3, s.ls.ssis |. ,.s 3, ea SIS.
good dssil i en- did, Siiss ana sorsovs
win q psstea ia ,he essrn.l ledser. and then
ID mus, per force, enter that profound mys-
,s,y; ths snknoxa 1884 lsy tie credit
column 81 ths grssst book shove make more
favurabse slowing for Us thsn the cctnmns oi
,ha.se Loser lsdeers con tanning our earthly
aa,oaafs Tor .he past yesst.
VI Wese tesa caleaisnng our own rrofts and
and tie sinount Is bs 90; but then there is
co.niaiae4sb1s % earrtiy-a considerable amount
,ely considerable, ,hoagh there amt
much 1ss sa co6sid iider,n Of it Our profits
hav'nt specidsd'' TIE past year aud our
prophets have not commenced to specify for
thss1nlns Jear; but we'll ventsse predie-
tiQs e txos::ssAsss 4
.seas allew don't make q. = :. SUM gan
uasr, s, ven be. there \ be less swallows
made fhs coming summer tssn there vas last,
and NOT .sdeh palasabae ss,allous eyether.s
Also,a ,aRas ahsrs Ionst besang grdat change
in nsonr tsshioas, EXCEPT thai clothing N5l be
worn much longer, than usual, both male and
female, Sffes their kind. To fact about as
lcns. asrell sjsiEiA h1nes together; how
eTee,s - usaldaa sadsIe that sa.cekinea be
worn sloaxes shaH-uelis say tHos weeks at
a tilre sitbnns hes9g s.raaehed pnf3 sosae- x
Alsos IL pEndigs mort as Retl@ @postpooe
HID uetazn. atied eAf for onen nsmsy he q
very i0Kenaoualy brief and significant lele-
graIn 10 4irens. bat the order scan't I be. filed
IS talie point We.syegos IN old rooster, for
New YeaEs ainnes, end ne know. when We
get ahroagh with him We u need asuholes kag
: OF tcotspieks aud hare sapmach ache enough
to-last 'fill next time.
There amt a-going 10 be nigh the politics
cnssed and discussed eDutaer. Th arguments
may 10 sonnd-all sound, lin fact enothin' but
sound; but Ne aint going to have the time
na- de sfomach toset dosHes esand chaws over q
1ot nf cold leaf DISTINCTIONS, % formerly.
Wet5egos 70 dig il IKE an or git ont. To
Ieeogni1es she situation, and accept it, and
grapple 4 and Erestle with it, and toll aud
afrssCS3e 6S e3ye and n 10 mt the a0lutifsn Of
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Fulton Notes.
,FuIros, Clsrendon Co., Jan. 8, :e4.

,FuLroN, Clsrepdon Co., Jan. 8, 81.
Mr. Editor In}spite of the deficit of '93,
the farmers seem to be prepairing With full
heart aad rising zeal for this years crop.
Labor is plentiful; which is the outcome of
last years. failures.
The grading Of. the N. + A. B. R., on this
side of Santee River has been fnished. the
rails are now being laid and apparently it
will not be long before the entire line will
have been completed.
A social given on Thursday evening at the
residence of Dr.. Jas. B. Richardson was a
highly enjoyable occasion. 1t was attended
By some Of Ciarendon's most lovely young
ladies and handsome and gallant. yQnng
gentlemen 5 Dancing ,& was the principal
amusement of the evening. Refreshments
beng served about II 80, We again repaired
to the spacious parlor where beauty aud
gallantry united IN making pictnresge
scene of chivalry and grace Among others,
our affable ex-G Governor Jno. Peter Richard
son was one of the guestsof the evening.
Miss Maggie Burgess, .of Greelyville, is
visiting the family Of the late Senator l.. B..
DesChamps, of this county. 4~x
We are glad to welcome among rs Nr.
Pink Raein and family, of the Pamela
section, who recently moved into our neigh
borhood.
The "Fulton High School, conducted by
Mr.. Patr:ck b. Caspente of the Vasyniver-
si;y, sin asaoas slshlslg sonai tion s. & having
Fulton has lain in dormant state for 10
shesesma1y sIears, b1sshas begun TO open her
eyes and interest herself in the affairs of the
outside world aud promises sson to be one Of
the garden spots of Clarendon-really our
oasis -. S. B. W.
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a Road From Pudding Swamp
The City Of Sumter.

Edstoe Wdtc1m1n and Soahron:
Please allow me space in your coiumnsstc
cali the attention OF the public to new road,
q petition for the opening Of which will soon
be presented to the County Commissioners
I take this method of bringing the mates
before the public, because the expenditarep
several thousand dollars for causeway across
Black River below its eondue0ce with Scapt
Der, will be asked for. Il may be, and pro
badly will be, sreDonsiy opposed on tht
ground Of additional taxasion during thest
bard times. To all such objections reply
This section has uncomplainingly paid taxe'
for other causevays- 1t is now being heavily
taxed BY having to travel eighteen miles e
the county seat, when the distance 10 direct
line 10 mol. over 10 miles. We pay: more IL
the wear and tear of vehicles and stock tc
cover the exsrsseight miles Of bad road, thsn
our anuuaitax would be-and often dos no,
20 to Sumter on account Of the drive.
The proposed neW road is- to begin at fbe
new crossing on Pudding Swamp, about Md.
way between Shiloh and Henry Wheeler's
Ailas.ahancaAsssaighe ~liies@aa1ose Aaess6
toBlack Riser. ,wheredewill cross at tsesnsr:
rowSsst EEt III hssmanp at ShSSss liza, or
the line between the lands Of Mrs. N. R
Witherspoen and the Estate of Mcbride
FromsBlack Rivera straight linesto the foo!
asLiserty. STREET so4 lhis SIDE Of Hurley
Creek.
This will require the opening Of twelve o,
thirteen miles Of road, and viii place .Pud:
disg Swamp that near to Samter. 1t vii
place the farmers Of that prosperous section
twelve to fifteen miles fhom Sumter, where
they aresnoa twenty to twenty-five mile:
away Sg
"A anmber of these fasmers have gone into
tobacco farming, and every onesof them thai
/ have heard from made money last year.
They are anxious for q more direct route tc
Sumter, and 80 are We on this side of Black
River. The McFaddins, Durants. Brunsons,
Montgomerys and others on the Western side
Of the swamp would be placed four to BIZ
miles nearer to Sumter aud have reason to
believe would be glad of the new road, for i,
would cut of the long sandy elbow made il
going up to Chambers < Roads.
The people, the taxpayers, in the sections
named want this road, as they will show BY
their signatures to the petition as soon as it IL
started. The business men Of Sumter ought
to endorse it heartily, for it would open nj
to them rich section that wants to trade
there. We expect them to use their influence
in behalf of this improvement. 1t Is: strange
that this section should have been content tc
remain entof from the Court House for &C
long time. About the beginning Of the wal
causavay across Black River was proposed.
but the war and subsequent hard times caused
the project to be abandoned. Noao hard times
arg driving us to economy of time and vebi
eles and stock e. W. D.
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Letter From Wedgafield.



Lsnbert G.een and Willis Green were sent
to jail By Trial Jas,ice Moseley last Saturday
till next term Of court, for breaking into Mr..
Screyensk koaee's gin house.
Jse6H Sasothess, VITO struck Thos Carter,
fcoi. last week, is still roaming. Carter IS
improving.
Mr. aad Mrs. W. ]. Tfouble6eld have
moved to Manning where they will make their
future home.
Mr. Mcbride, of Mayesvslle and Mr.. Ellis,
Of Darlington, are attending to Mr.. Aycock's
Tiverton farm this year, Mr. E. W. Pegues
having moved to Cheraw.
Mrs. Milligan, of Clarendon is visiting
friends in town.
Mr. Joo. K. Caldwell is improving aud
hopes TO be at his work again 5000.
Err Willie Nelson. son Of Mr.. Sam'l Nelson,
of Statebarg, who has for some time been in
the express service in Charleston, is now 10
that city critically i'll.
Representative Manning has been quite sick
for nore than two weeks, but is now, am
very glad to say, improving
Mr. W. b. Moseley, who some tine ago
sold out his stock Of goods to Mr.. Saml
Melton, left 8 few days ago for Georgia.
We are glad to see cool weather again.
Nearly everybody are sick with colds from
the recent warm spell. Glad to say no serious
cases of Grippe among us At present.
Am sorry to chronicle, chat owing to Mr..
Pribgle's continued i'll health, be has not
been able as yet to retarn. His efficient
assistant, Miss Lucy Singleton, has been car
rying on the school since the holidays were
over. On yesterday be sent Nj. D. Wilder
to teach his department. We hope to vel
come Ar. Pringle back very soon.
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Keep it in the house and it will cave you
many an anxious moment during the changes
of season and weather; we refer to Dr.. Bulrs
Cough Syrup, the best remedy for cough and
cod.
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< in q Prince Albert for SIS to.
$2o-usually sold. at $25.
In a Cutaway suit for $l7 to
$22--worth 25 pr. ct. more.
In Long Cut sack suits,
(latest fad for $15 J to $50,
Overcoats in great variety
cheaper than the cheapest.
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msy b sonnd-ail sound, lin fact nothin' but
sound but we aint RoiaE to have the time
na. ahe sfomach 20 st do1s and scnaw over
Hot of cold leaf dlsinchonl, g formerly.
Z We're gos to dig IN like Eli or GIT out. To
reco4Enize the situation, and accept It, and
grApple it and xrestle with 1t, and toll aud
Struggle Aod delse and Dig out the solution OF
thi3 preb1en; esesy thing comes sfrcH the earth
eserything except light and the blessing OF
heaven. We get them Tree, and Ifs all we're
going 20 Get wIthoN rIynsets of sweat.
There rant he 20 many ysuperlntendents
ncGf yeAf. Pity, too, colsidefin' the ahund-
ant material, for We ye got q numerous num-
ber5of people who can Just out-snperintend
anyhody ron eyes.did zee bat they'll have
to accept another: sitna,iiolrn. s -
Scme ana has said that ne are ssa carniyor-
soas caiinsry, eachinatery animal - bnt
haased H Meaint occnpyinRSa kind Of equi-
vocal amphibious position: just now, and
might a well ioin some other species for the
coming yeaf, for the cachination has already
ceased 10 be Q distinctive feature, and the car
nksosons and culinary don promise to diaiin-
gn1h us % alE6Eed prominenuy. We don't
charge noshias for ali taese prophecies and
they ars worth it TOO. s. s. * =
Or the evening of the 28th there was given,
az promised, rechsfche and reaay unique en-
testaSnment In Mccoy Hail.. This spacious
upper ssory of the large store boildIug was
filed, and this audience comprised as many OF
the inteefgert an6 culsnredS both old and
yoang, - eoold be found iH any such gather
ing IN oareoonfy. and they sagsahed. nnmls-
fakahly1 their pleasure ani grauheaoon from
The rise OF theEenE 10 thesfall OF the same,
without moments faggiag OF interest The
prugram offered varied an nsement and diver
sicu, ,,and was carried ont to the setsers WITH
ont 8 hitch, even in the curtain. Music formed
one &C the fesinres. and was interestingly and
fasfily interspersed. from solo to chorus.
Tableanx, reeltations, drama comieally por-
trasine,. qo@iEf Rights, = a ant1sa negro bur-
lesuug - - sssAv { sss's.s4sS' s-s Sss1sss-s *
Our ST. Charles talent was most ably sup
ported aud ssaisaed sby some of the select
musscai and draaaatictalent OF Sumter, Aayes-
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a.. s. Nai@aEIE3-1. y -als.e.1stN a. =.
WE. CAN FIT YOU

We have Square Gut suits-.
braided and unbraided in
extra length --latest shapes)
price-$f6 to 1925. . Extra ,.
pants from 75c: TO s.. .
Good line Of Mackintoshes
and Cum CoatsAPrice re.
j, ,daced stes reduce stock.
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II is strictly an American remedy: home
made ard without foreign favor. we refer to
Salvation Oil. The greatest cure on earth for
pain.
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Meteorological Rscords.

The following is q srepert of observation
of the weather taken at Statebnrg. by DE-. W
". Anderson, for. the week ending JAM 7tb