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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08


The Kaiser's Next Pleasure Trip.
LONDON, March S.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna says: THE Emperor
of Germany yesterday decided to accom-
pany the empress to Abazzia. The imperial
couple will go by the way of Vienna, and
will probably start on the 18TH Emperor
Francis Joseph will visit them at Abazzia
about Easter"
Honor Proposed to Gladstone.
LONDON, March S.-The Daily News
says that the Marquis Of Butte has written
letter in which he suggests that Mr..
Gladstone be elected chancellor of the
Welsh University as a mark Of honor.
VIII Not Lecture Here.
LONDON, March S.-The explorer Sc
lous. who has just returned from South
Africa, where he took part in the Mata-
belle war. has abandoned his proposed lee
turing tour to America
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31
OTICE.

THE authorities Of Converse College
authorize me to make the following offer
of one scholarship Of free tuition in the
collegiate department OF Converse Col
lege TO one young woman OF Laurens
Comfy. Said scholarship Is worth $50,
and is good for two years. The appli.
can't must be at least thirteen, and not
more than eighteen years, and must be
OF good moral character.
The examination will be held at Lau-
rens Court House on Saturday, August
18th, 1891. Applicants must pass o
written examination on first Arithmetic
and Algebra to equations of the second
degree; second, Geography third, u. S.
History; fourth, English Grammar and
Analysis. The applicant passing the
best examination shall be entitled to the
said scholarship. Ii there are no appli-
cant for examination OH the day APP
pointed the School Commissioner of
Laurens County shall have the power to
appoint one young woman to said schol-
arship.
THOMAS j. DUCKETT,
School Commissioner Laurens Co.
June 10, 1S9i-32-9t
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.GRg GdUertiSer
~HAuKENsl s. q. July 81, 1891.
The hiqaoc Act.

..Ml EM. LNhE. faA-t L.hH. Il.
GoyerncsS Yllmah has issued his
prociamatl9Hl under the great seal OF
tho Sttate, Eatcd July 9th, declaring
inc otspgnsary Act OF 1893 Of force.
~ anq Fer August list it will be en-
iorue9g1b him us Governor. There are
some fidiculous features about the bus
ines(
9;le course taken by the Governor,
assuming his responsibility, Is strik-
ingly. curious; what he has been think
ing about is beyond possibility Of guess
ing. IL his motive has boon political,
then there is no reason to look further;
but we would be loathe to lay at the
feet of our great Governor SO selfish a
confederation; we are in q charitable
vein and will proceed to stete the facts
and every reader can judge for him
self.
The original liquor Act was approved
Dec. "a, 1892. The Act of 1893 was APP
proved Dec. %, 1893. Tho Supreme
Court adjudicated these Acts April 10,
1891, declaring them unconstitutional;
W~hereupon the Governor obeying
th ''dqment of the Court suspended
the operation, OF all the Dispensaries in
the State.
Now the Governor, when four
months, (roundly speaking) have
elapsed, declares that the decision of
the Court does not touch the Liquor
Law of 1893, and declares it in force.
III FNhnn nh :, ,,yD itu D,o.ottnp o,,c,n,l,1D
III the Act of '93 was left intact by the
Counts decision, thcn it was u viola
tion of law and inexcusable to suspend
its operation.
Sec. 2, of the Act of 1893 reads as
follows: "The Governor, the Attorney
,General and the Comptrolcr-Gcncral
shall, eX-oflicio, constitute a State
Board Of Control to carry out the pro-
visions of this Act.s, Now if the Act
is unaffected-hy-&At decisions of the
Court Sthe Governor p%roclaims, then
he and his Board, have not the shadow
of o shade of excuse for suspending
the operation of the Act. Tho Cover
nor too ~hastdeclared that his Attorney
General is more than u match for all
the lawyers of the State. But the
funny part of the whole business is
uhis wonderful parade and great flour.
ish under the great seal of the State
from his Excellency, the Governor. II
is simply childish and ridiculous: il
was thc"busincss of the "Board of Con
trof' to go forward and buy and sci
whiskey If tho Governor is right il
his position. The dilemma is some
where, if you can sec it.
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Winthrop State Normal College.
COEUMBIN, S. 81.

OVIEUINI'IAN, , y.
Open to white girls over II. Session
begins September 10Th. Graduates
secure good positions. Each county
gives two scholarships-one worth
$4,000 session and one OF free tuition.
First scholarships now vacant in coun-
ties of Abbcville, Aiken, Anderson,
Barnwell, Beaufort, Charleston, Clar-
endon, Charleston, Chesterfield, Flor
cncc, Greenvilie, Georgetown, Hamp-
ton, Horny, Kcrshaw, Lancaster, Lau-
rens, Lexington, N%cwbcrry, Oconce,
Orangeburg, Pickcns, Richlund, Sum
ter, S~partanbunS and York.
Competitive Examination July 18th
ut Court House Of each county.
Address
ID. Is. JOHNSON,
Columbia, sc.
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NOTICED

There will belot TO the lowest bid
der the building OF IL bridge at Dun
cans old Mill Place, on Duncan's
Creek, ON August Sth, 1894, at III
O'clock u. IN. The Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any and III
bids. Contractor to give bond nth
ample security for their flithhn per-
formancc of the same. BY or6er of
the Board.
II. II. DDAlR,
Chairman.
d. Il. BGLLoml, Clerk. July lG-3t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

1t is surprising, the weakness and
wildness Of the Southern idea. Two
ago one McCune with Il Sub
Treasury scheme carried IL people
OF their feet. Wheat was to form the
basis of a great issue Of money to line
the pockets Of our people. Wheat now
forms the chief food staple of the
swine in the wild woody West. Nc
Cune is q back number. Now comes
Tiilman and Butler, and they pirate be-
fore their horny handed constituency
of u union with the West. "What
fools we mortals be" One would sup
pose that as experienced and wise Il
man as Butler had had enough OF the
sectional business: that he got enough
of IT. in q four years tug, as the toughest
fighter that ever led u charge. In
S2s2Qtbesc-wa an ctfcte East consist
ing of New England. mlS60 the clfcte
East consisted Of New England, New
York, Pennsylvania, NewJerscy, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. These are now
great Manufacturing States, with i'm
menSe capital, a second and u tcnfold
magnified New England. Far beyond
the Mississippi ut this writing we have
Minnesota and California, great manu-
featuring States, Of uniform interests
with Now England. The West no
moro than the East will entertain your
wildcat financial schemes. Seventy
fire Northern Democrats voted squarcly
against the South. Such blatant talk
as Tilman indulges will keep the
North aroused and alarmed and angry
at the radical tendencies South. If VIC
are prudent, sensible and conservative,
lation by the people who have the
power.
Bob Toombs was a fine specimen Of
q Southern statesman, but some smart
yankee p%enny-a-lincr, put into his
mouth something about his calling the
roll of his slaves on Boston Commons
and the alleged wild speech raised up
thousands of soldiers to butcher our
people. "Wcstward the star OF En-
piro takes its way" is very poetic, but
still only poetry. Your mouthy, big
talking braggart is q dangerous follow
Ito talk ct home, much less to send
abroad to talk big. ''His words are
daggers." Give us sobcrness and
sound cnse. But go ahead, toddlc on,
listen to!Tillman and Butler, and all
that kind and when you and PETER and
Pence and Colorado and the Dakotas
and the Buffalo Bills generally bring
relief to the country, may we be there
to SEQ.
#n#
Law is a very good thing: the law
ought TO be oboyed: the Courts should
/ declare the law. But there should be
Neommon senso: il is the boast of the
WV that it is the essonsc of common
use. 1t is u wild and foolish thing
Undertake to enforce the Dispensary
Ute in this State. What is against
Ggenius of our people. No law
TIN enforced in South Carolina
and\ the agency OF Spies. Blood
is waAer however is probably what
Tho 81 "4%
week at MARINERS ALLIANCE met last
olave. It X in solemn annual con-
demands M csolved to adhere to the
1t was also III orthodox c~atechism.
none shopld y NNnously resolved that
State exoont ~ Noted to office in this
out a sonjnt Ngho swallow with
wes tirst.claa Ho Ma programme. This
AZ Gov TillmanA o,Sa II. noaa !
aetyr ,go,,,S Any other char
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Carolina College,
COLUMBIA, s. G.

Session begins Sept. 25th. Nine reg
ular Courses, with Diplomas. Special
Courses, with Certificates. Reauiro-
ments for admission modified. Board
IS u month. Total necessary expenses
for tho year (eXoluaiye of travelling,
clothing, and books from Slip to 1852.
Send for Announcement.
Eor further information address the
President.
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An article in Harper's Magazine for
August treats OF mushrooms and how
to distinguish the edible from the
poisonous article. We take the liberty
of cautioning any of c~anahalistic pro-
clivity against the crop Of State can
vasscrs just now showing up in these
hills.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31
Marcus Antontus.

Hill's defence Of Cleveland was de-
lightfully clever, but has the smell OF
the Greeks bringing gifts. The adap-
tation of the co~aspirators against
Cesar was first class, but only d second
Marc Anthony was equal to the oc-
casion.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

Free raw materials what we want.
1t opens u ports to the unsophisti-
Gated countries OF the earth. They
are tho people who buy the coarse
cotton goods manufactured at the
South. Besides it will encourage man
ufactures among us and only thus al
the South eventually become indepen-
dent. Cleveland is the one only man.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Copy Summons for Relief.

j. c. Watkins, rs Administration Of the
estate of Margaret Tate, deceased,
Randolph Murlr, Waldcrmar Num-,
G: w. Murtr, NJ. II. Murif, Elizabeth
Finley, Sidney Tate and pinkncy
Tate, plaintiffs against Lewis. Hum
bert, and children Of Milton MurlT.
deceased, number, names, ages and
places OF residence unknown, and
children OF EIcllcnu Smith, deceased,
number, names, ages and places OF
residence unknown, Defendants.
To the Defendants named above
You arc hereby Summoned and re-
quirGd to answer the complaint in this
action, Of which Il copy is herewith
served upon You, and to servo Il copy OF
you. answer TO the said complaint on
the subscribers at their Office at T.au-
rCns Court House, South Carolina.
within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such
service: and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to tho Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated Juno 18th, a. d. 1891.
[SEALl j. II. WHARTON, G. G. c. T..
JOHNSON & RlCHEY.
j. G. G. FEATHERSTONE,
I'laintitfs' Attorneys.
TO the unknown Defendants named
above:
You will please take notice that the
Summons and Complaint in this action
Tcrc filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, for J.au-
Laurcns County, State of South Caro-
lima, on the 18th day Of Juno, 1891.
JOHNSON 81 RTCHEY,
j. G. G. FIIATHERSTONE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Laurcns, S. c., June 10, '0I-Gt.
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GARDEN BEgDss
Notice.

Parties wanting Guano and Acid de-
lived anywhere in Laurcns County will
save money by scoing or writing
to
Il. ID. BOLT,
Alma, S. g.
81 | sell six different brands. If
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

Tillmanite papers announced that
the Hon. j.. w. Youmans who ran two
years ago on the Sheppard ticket had
embraced the faith of Tillman and
bowed down and worshipcd. Mr..
Youmans publishes n card and rcpudi-
ates the soft impeachment.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

We believe that Cleveland is master
Of the situation. 1t will bc madness
not to pass q triT bill. There might be
one fool or mailman among the Demo-
cratic Senators but scarcely two. Let
us hope not two.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

The State Alliance at its session at
Aiken recommends the expulsion OF
Editor CAN'T of the Headlight. 1t
seems that the editor has made attacks
in his newspaper on certain brethren
in violation OF the law of the order.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

The liquor Board OF Control"
consists Of Buchanan, Attorney
General: Ellcrbc, Comptroller, and
Tillman, Govcrnor-Gcncral.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

The Alliance at Aiken showed its
teeth and looks wicked toward Cover
o Tillman. The Governor hints
strongly that it "bitcs u file" and will
get tired.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

Tindal kicks stubbornly: Pope re-
celebrates mccllly: Ellcrbc throws
out both hind feet and c%ndangcrs the
gear. But all throc arc within reach
Of tho Driver who handles tho ribbon.
and holds the whip.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

the Greeks bringing gifts. The adap-
tation OF the co~aspirators against
Cesar was first class, but only d second
Marc Anthony was equal to the oc-
casion.
Free raw Materials what we want.
1t opens ports to the n%nsophisti-
Gated countries OF the earth. They
are tho people who buy the coarse
cotton goods manufactured at the
South. Besides ii will encourage man
~ufactures among us and only thus can
the South eventually become indepen-
dent. Cleveland is the one only man.
An article in Harper's Magazine for
August treats OF mushrooms and how
to distinguish the edible from the
poisonous article. We take the liberty
of c%autioning any of canahalistic pro-
clivity against the crop Of State can
vassers just now showing up in these
hills.
" Il y
Many friends in Laurcns aud through
out South Carolina will learn with de-
light Of the appointment of Col. John
w. Clark, of Augusta, to all important
position by President Cleveland. He
is II native of ''old Edgetiold' where
all the good and great come from.
~s*
Tillmanite papers announced hat
the Hon. T.. w. Youmans who ran two
years ago on the Sheppard ticket had
embraced the faith of Tillman and
bowed down and worshipcd. Mr..
Youmans publishes n card and repudt-
atcs the soft impeachment.
The State Alliance at its session at
Aiken recommends the expulsion OF
Editor CAN'T of the Headlight. it
seems that the editor has made attacks
in his newspaper on certain brethren
in violation OF the law OF the order.
#*#
We believe that Cleveland is master
Of the situation. 1t will bc madness
llOU w DUSS ~ UIlll plIl. LDCtC IllSIlU bS
one fool on mailman among the Demo-
cratic Senators but scarcely two. Let
us hope not two.
*.*
Tho Alliance at Aiken showed it's
teeth and looks wicked toward Cover
nor Tillman. The Governor hints
strongly that it "bitcs u file" and will
get tired.
The liquor BOARD of Control"
consists of Buchanan, Attorney
General: Ellcrbc, Comptroller, and
Tillman, Govcrnor-Gencral.
Tindal kicks stubbornly: Pope re-
celebrates mcckly: Ellcrbc throws
out both hind feet and %cndangers the
gear. But all throc arc within reach
Of tho Driver who handles tho ribbons
and holds the whip.
Some man said of a son-in-law that
he embodied moro kinds OF - fools
than any other mar had been blcsscd
with. At this iuncturc the remark
might be extended to South Carolina.
%M%
What use have VIC for an Attorney
General, pray? What use has Il pig for
an extra curl to it's tail?
i * x
Union has the mcnageric to-day with
the rare birds, strange animals, and
creeping things.
1t was the orhcr Sampson that was
too much for the foxes. E.
#x%
Going for Cleveland is palpablc Cor.
mandizing.
The Philistincs be upon thee, Samp.
son.
Confusion rcignS worse COMPOUNDED,
1t is not our funeral.
*x#
Tho ishmaclitc-David b. Hill. OF
New York.
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Was Weak.

Tired and nervous. my food did NOT digest
easily, In fact was IN poor health generally.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-07-31

Some nan said of a son-in-law that
he embodied moro kinds OF - fools
than any other man had been blessed
with. At this iuncturc the remark
might be extended to South Carolina.
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NJ. L.'BuLLocK, Clerk. $G-it
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-10
PERSONAL.

"Red" Smith, who Ia doing great work
as a rusher for the Whalers, was In town
today.
Joseph Smith and Flremen O'Reilly,
McGowan and McCaughey weut down to
Nayatt yesterday after clans.
"Paui Jones" Is at the City OF Elms and
will remain there a week. The Yale
students are making 1t pleasant for him.
y. s. Tompkins, the veteran newspaper
man, was In town Yesterday and is look
ing very well considering his long illness.
Little catcher Casey, who played several
games in phenomenal manner for the
Ozark Secrets" has been signed by Port
| land.
Tomorrow &. f. Wilde OF New York
city, who was for II years manager for A.
T. Stewart, will address the Y. NJ. &. A. on
"Men Wanted"
Morrill, Smhit and Irving Dodge will to-
night shake the Pawtucket dust from
their newspaper feet. They made num-
ber OF friends in town.
oliver Longtin was seen yesterday and
| said he had heard nothing further about
his fortune OF f12,0OO, 600. He was then on
his way to see his attorney.
Rev. A. $. Wicks, rector OF the Church
Of the Advent, Pawtucket avenue,
| preached the sermon at the lenten service
at Trinity Church last evening.
Thomas Moore, they oung man who was
FOL 10, hn In tnI SSar
ing from pleurisy, was in this city yester-
day. He has not entirley recovered.
Allen b. Lincoln, editor Of the New
England Home OF Hartford, c., will ad.
dress the gospel temperance meeting in
] the Kinyon Block tomorrow afternoon at
| 5 o'clock.
Tomorrow evening Major Il. p. Tobie
! will address the Christian Doctrine 80
ciety OF the Sacred Heart Church on "Per.
sonsl "reminiscences OF the Life OF Gen.
Phillip Sheridan
Chairman George s. Tingley OF the Re-
publican City Committee has been ex-
planning the issues OF the campaign to the
citizens OF Fairlawn. Maybe the Major
was only fixing up his own fences.
Receivers Platt and Perry OF the New
England road were In Valley Falls today
They started from Ashland, MSS, this
morning and proceeded to franklin, Val.
lev Falls and Boston, which completed
the tour OF inspection.
John f. Kelley OF this city writes from
McGregor, Iowa, to friend that he II
meeting with wonderful success as the
atrical manager. He will soon start east
to make arrangements for "psper" for hlI
own company, the "Kelley Komedy Kom'
pany," which he will start on the roac
next season. His many friends will bt
pleased to hear that fortune has favored
him.