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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Tho floods in British Columbia arc
subsiding
Eclly's "navy" was not allowed to
land At Cairo, Ills.
Ohio Central shops at Bucyrus are
closed OIL account OF the coal famine.
The iusurrcction in Corea is spread
ing. The rebel leader has an army OF
60.000.
The black plague in Canton, Hong
Kong and other points in China il
spreading and tho inhabitants are in q
state OF terror
Kansas Republicans yesterday in tho
largest convention ever held in tho
state nominated Mayor E. n. Morrcll,
OF 1liawatha, for governor.
MajorC. W. 7. Dick, OF Akron, has
been elected chairman OF tho Ohio Re-
publican state executive committee;
John D. Molloy, OF Columbus, secretary,
and William Durdell, OF Columbus,
treasurer.
The movement OF tho liberal element
OF the Presbyterian church has crystal.
lied into formal declaration OF princi.
pies, which is in tho nature OF 4 revolt
against recent actions by tho general rs.
semblies.
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists nom.
mated yesterday the following ticket:
Charles II. Hawley, OF Scranton, for
governor; Homer l.. Castle, lieutenant
governor; Charles Palmer, auditor gen.
eral: Gen. L. R Gleason, secretary Of
internal affairs; +. F. Kane and Rev. L.
G. Jordan. congrcssmen-at.largc.
Congressman Cadmus, OF New Jersey,
ia the man to whom Walter CASTOR told
tho story OF tho conversation he had
overheard in the room OF Mr. Torrel,
OF the Sugar Trust, at tho Arlington
Hotel, Washington. CASTOR gavc the
namc to the sugar bribery inveatigat-
ing committee yesterday and Mr.. Cad
mus confirmed tho story,
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A DETERMINED EFFORT

Being Mndc by Pittsburgh Operators to
HcHume-An Outbreak Expected.
Prr1snuRGu, Pa, Juno G.-The first
determined effort OF the coal operators
in Pittsburgh district to break tho
strike, was make at several places to-day.
At Manown, tho foughioshony Gas
Coal company put into their minos one
hundred deputies, heavily armed, to
pro,cct the non-union men, who wont
TO work.,
An outbreak is expected in the morn.
ing when the strikers claim thoy'wi!l
have ut least 1000 men on hand at day
break. They have boon thrown into
the widest excitement by the arrlvallot
imported men and deputies. Tho OPP
orators on tho YoughioSheny and Mt
Greeusburg will also make an attempt
to operate their mines within the next
iorty-eighs hours with imported meu.
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IN TIE SENATE.


The Compr0miSc Tobacco Schedule with.
drawn-rhe Agricultural Schedule.
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno G.-Whcn
the senate took up consideration OF the
tariff bill to-day Mr.. Jones asked leave
to Withdraw tho compromise amend.
mont Of the tobacco schedule which
madc the ratio on wrapper and unstcm-
cd 81 80 and s. % respectively. and 70.
storo the house amendment, in which
tho rates arc 81 and 81 % respectively.
Tho move was surprise to senators on
both sidos, as by agreement tho COM
promise paragraph was adopted pro
lorna with the understanding that tho
subject shall bo considered later. Tho
other Jones amendments to the tobacco
schedule woro thon adopted and tho
sonato passed to the schedule OF "agri-
cultural products and provisions"
Mr.. Dolph thon proceeded TO deliver
tho last instalmont OF his prepared
speech begun some two months ago.
lie finished 2:S0, after speaking about
two hours.
Mr.. Dolph, in the course ot n speech
against tho agricultural schedule Of tho
bill, sold Oregon spoke for hUrself. She
had sct tho seal Of her condemnation
upon tho FREQ trade tariJ bill. From
ndviccs he had received Oregon had
elected Republican governor by from
10000 tn $4,000 plurality; two Rcpubll-
can congressman by about ~, 600 plural.
ity, aud tho entire opposition to tho Re-
pu6liCans III tho Legislature was loss
than twenty out Of total Of ninety.
Tho debate was continued in n
dosutory manner by Mossrs. Galliugcr
(N. H. Allison iowa, Mills, White and
Kyle. At o'clock tho senate ad-
journod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
THE NINE WORKERS.
The Now Pinn OF Settlement ia Explained
by Representative Miners.

The Now PiIn OF Settlement as Explained
by Representative Miners.
CoLuMBus, O., June G.-The meaning
OF the action OF tho executive board
and district presidents OF the United
Mino Workers OF America, as learned
by general conversations with various
persons representing the miners, is that
the board and presidents practically
waive tho point that settlement ahall bo
made through them, provided that op.
orators and miners OF the respective
districts can agree upon something like
uniform wages. Some operators having
asked to be allowed to deal with their
own men, they aro given an opportuni-
ty to show what they are willing to do,
but miners will not be authorized 10 re-
sumo work until oil the territory affect
cd by their labor Is included in the set
tlemont.
Eastern Pennsylvania is particularly
dcsirous to havo this plan. 1t is bo.
lieved hero that On amicable adjustment
can be reached in this way. The nation
al plan Is not destroyed, but comedies O
trial Of new way OF settlement
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Tho lawlossnesa which has attended
tho coal miners strike seems to have
brought matters to crisis. Tho sl,ua-
tion is now Of tho gravest character.
Tho dispatches this morning arc TO tho
effect that tho rio.oua element is having
full sway. A desperate cfFor. will bc
mado to-day by the operators in tho
Pittsburgh district to rosumo aud an
outbreak is expected. In Ohio, Illinois
and Indiana tho laulcssness continues.
Locally, trouble is expected, as tho
effort to move trains contaiping West
Virginia coal on the Cleveland, Lornin
& Wheeling, which havo been held up
ut Bridgeport. Ohio. opposite this city,
will DO made undor tho restraining
order OF the United States circuit court.
Tho situation ut Bridgeport Is fully
given on tho second page OF this morn.
ing's lSrELlIGESCRR.
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WASHINGTON, IND, Juno 0.--The
mincrs stopped freight train carrying
four cars Of coal last night at Mont.
gomory, sevcn miles eaat OF hero and
two milos from Cannolburg, on tho Bal.
timorc & Ohio Southwestern, and COM
polled the mon to aidc-track the cars.
Tho strikers cOngre2ated ut Montgomery
Station, hnlt a mile cast OF tho switch,
but before they had timo TO got 10
whore tho coal was sido.trackod Sheriff
Lining had the cars going. Tho mob
endcavorod TO jump tho moving train
and pull tho Plus, but tho train was 60
ing too fast md tho coal landed IN
Washington.
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New YoEE, Juno 6,-Arrivcd, Majcs.
tic, from Liverpool.
Queenstown, Juno G.-Arrircd, Tou-
tonic, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June G.-Arrivcd, Hav,
el, from New YORK.
GLASGOW, Juno C.-Arrived, Canadian,
from Montreal.
QuEnEc, June G.-Arriycd, Samaritan,
from Glasgow.
New YoRK, June G.-Arrived, Lud.
gate Hall, from London; Spree, from
Bremen.
HAMBURG, June G.-Arrived, Poly.
neaia, from Baltimore.
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AT KENOVA.

Tho bridge Still Guaricd-Coal Being
Shipped In Daylight.
ASHLAND, KY, June 6.-The guards
ut tho Kenova, W. Va, bridge to-day
are lighter than over, but extra men
will be added tonight. The Kenova
yards nrc being rapidly omptied of the
nights accumulation OF coke. No night
ircights arc sent through Ohio, but
treights went out early to-day as closely
following each other as railway instruc-
tions permitted. The coal is all rushed
OH. in daylight,
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All Proc.

Those who have uacd DR.. Kings Now
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try it free. Call on the adver-
iiscd druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. L.
Bucklcn Il Co., Chicago, and got n sam.
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free. as vol as copy OF Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed 10 do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co. 3
drug store 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
A We'll Known Minister Dead.

sW.ill DlEDGtch % Ne IR'cIIltac!r.
MAETINsnURd, W. Va, June 6.-Rov.
John ". Wolf died at Springfield,
Hampshire county, this morning. lie
was ono OF tho oldest members OF tho
Baltimore conference OF the NJ. Z.
chusch south, and has been preaching
for moro than fifty years. Mr.. Woiti
was born aud raised here. He is a
brother OF Rev. James II. Wolf, OF tho
Bunker Hill circuit, md OF Mrs. G. W.
Degrange and Stewart Wolf, OF this
place. His remains worc brought hero
for intcrment this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

CLEVELAND. o., juno 6.-The big pas
sengor steamer City Of Cleveland, OF tho
Detroit aud Cleveland line, was laid UP
to-day for an indefinite period. owing to
tho coal famine. Numerous entire
fleets Of ore and freight vessels have
boon compelled to lie up for lack Of fuel.
and tho very few boats which remain
in service are using hard coal. The var
ious railroads leading into the city are
reducing the number Of trains TO tho
loves. possible limit, and the fuel ques.
ton Is becoming most serious ono
ON all Hidos.
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Special Dispatch 10 he IniclfJtncer.
WAsnIxGroH. D. c., Juno 6.-West
Virginia postolIices discontinued: Argo,
Greenbsier county, mail to Rupert; Bal
Cup. Caboll county, mail to Porters.
Vile; IIezerron, Grant county, mail
to Gold Hill; Oakland, Mason county,
mail to Arlco; Respect, Harrison
county, mail to Grangevil!e; Sayre.
Jackson county, mail to Evans. \ mail
messenger service has been established
at Duke. Mouongalia county. from Bal
timorc & Ohio railroad. thirty miles, as
often as required. William V. Hanes
has been commissioned postmaster at
Winifrede.
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A BATTLE IN PROGRESS
At Konova-arcagro Reports from Il
Ohio Side-Troops Enroute from Port

At Nonova-aIcngre Reports from tho
Ohio Side-Troops Enroute from Ports.
mouth.
Special DtGpatch TO M Tr!elii5encer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Juno I, Q n. m.-
The situation at kenova this morning Is
threatening, and ono man has been re-
ported killed and several wounded on
the Ohio side. At a. N. there was
evidently trouble going on at Konova
on the Ohio side OF the river.
Telegrams show that tho militia have
been ordered from Portsmouth, Ohio.
to proceed to Kenova at once. Miners
from Ohio and Kentucky have been
gathering all the evening, and 1t is like.
ly = big conflict is going on. The sher.
i'll refuses to give out information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

Under Sheriff Mullins invited all the
newspaper correspondents in camp into
n room at the Hardy House at 10 o'clock
last night and Informed them that tho
deputies were about to move onto Bull
Hill and as it waa desired to have tho
fact kept secret the correspondents
would bo kept under guard for 4 few
houTs. Owing to tho washouts on tho
railroad it is not expected the state
troops will reach Cripple Creek until
after tho strikers have capituiatod or a
battle has been fought.
The First regiment national guard ia
stranded Mt Colorado Springs owing to
tho railroad washouts. They cannot
possibly reach Cripple Creek to-day.
1t would take them nearly week TO go
overland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

MARION, Ills, juno 6.-Thc miners
broke camp Mt Carterville to-day and
retrea,od before tho militia arrived.
Colonel Smith, with Company c, OF
Ca-bondalc, y, OF Bolleville, aud G, OF
Gflingham, have control OF all tho
switches md mines. and forty cars Of
coal were run out that had been held
by the miners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07
THE COAL STRIKE.
Lawless Acts Incronsing and Sow.
oral Riots Reported.
THE SITUATION VERY CRITICAL
In Spite Of tho Proposed Confor.
ences for Saturday.
A BLOODY BATTLE IN ILLINOIS

Strikers Attaolr n Mino Noar Pckin
and Firo tho Shaft Containing
Miners, Who Arc Thought to Have
Boon Sufrocatcd-Two Killed and
Several Woundcd-An Effort to bo
Madc by Pittsburgh Operators to
Resume With Nom Union Mcn-Two
Regiment OF Troops Mt Frostburg.
Soldiers on Duty In Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio.
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rcsortcd to In ordor to provont It. Ono
coal train slipped through by running
on n passenger trains schedule.
Sheriff Mason has asked Governor
Mckinley TO send troops Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

CRIrPLE CREEK, Col, June 6.-Tha
deputies hayo arrived on Beaver creek,
iivo miles from Bull Hill. whore they
have gono into camp. Tho minors feel
that tho reported settlement OF the
strike reached at Denver by arbitration
was merely trick to cause thom to dis.
arm. They say they will reslst any
attempt by tho sheritls to arrca. any Of
thom until tho strike Ia settled. After
tho mines aro opened they say the
sheriff can arrest any OF tho miners he
wants.
There will be no baltic between the
fortified union miners on Bull Hill and
the army Of deputy shcriGs unlesa q
treachcrous move is made by ono side
or the other. {.
The aspect OF affairs was decidedly
war.like until 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Although the deputies cut all tho tele-
graph wires between this city and Mid
land, tho miners wero quickly informed
by their scouts Of tho advance Of the
sherlt's force and prepared for battle.
ThCy were willing 10 submit to the
militia, but declared thev would neyer
Le arrested until the tro0ns arrived.
Moyor Lindsay and Prnsidnnt Pnrkar
OF the First National Bang, called nm
Sheriff Bowers by telephone aud begged
him to stop his deputies until tho
troops could reach camp. Sheriff Bow
era agreed to this and tnero is every
reason 10 beliovo that thrra will In M
further hostilitics, Alcx Mcintosh
representing tho mincrs announced
that they would Law down their nrmg
Immediately on the arrival of the stnto
troops. The deputies will follow tho
troops to tho miuetsG comp and scrvo
warrants which they arc said 10 hold
icr two hundred strikers
-ur n,,,s ,,.,,
r, "+, ~" : . +,,ettE"LNE:
lne occurrences oil the day were ex-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

CrRILLos, n. NJ, Junc6.-Work In tho
coal minCa hero has boon suspended
until further orders from President
Mcbride, Of tho Unlted Mino Workcra
oil America. Tho mines aro tho largest
In tho tcrritory,
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as THIS hot enough for you ?" is q
silly question; but if you meet man
who complains OF suffering from the
heat, ten to ono YOU will find, on in
quirv, that ho docs not usc Ayro's Sarsa-
parllla 10 tone up his system and free
his blood from irritating humnrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

SpCciGl DSpi!ch 10 tie jHtc!liqsu-a.
SrEUBgsvILLE, O., juno G.-Simon
Shecklcr. OF this county, sent to the
penitcntiary for ten years, in JUNE last
year, for shooting und killing James
Barcas Mt BerghoIz, has been paroled
by the penitentiary managera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

CAMBRIDGE, O., June 6.-Thc situation
here tonight is very serious. The
miners arc determined that no more
coal shall pass no matter what must be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

PERFECT health is seldom found, for
impure blood Is so general. Hood
Sarsapariila really docs purify the blood
and restores health. 6
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CRIPPLE CREEK
Situation Not Nearly So Hopeful
us Was Thought.
REPORTED DENVER SETTLEMENT
Beloved by tho Minors to Have
Boon q Nero Trick.
FORCES Again IN BATTLE ARRAY.

A Thousand Deputies nnd Two Kun
drcd Cnvnlrymcn Enoampcd With
in Flyo Miles of tho Strikers Fortl-
ilcations-Tho Gold Miners Declare
They viii Only Obey tho State
TroOps-Things Have Warlike As-
pcct ut tho Seat OF War.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-07

For Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia md
Ohio. fair. warmer; northwest winds, becoming
variable.
TlIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
az furnished by Z. sClfSRPF. druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets.
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MOB RULE
at the National Tubo Works, Nc
Kecspcrt, Pennsylvania.
COAL Triples IRE DESTROYED.
Slack Piles Fired, aud tho Situa'
tion Still Crlticul.
MEN DRIVEN FROM DUQUESNE MILL.

Tho Fires Drawn, and tho Hot Metal
Ran from tho FurnAccs-Tho Big
McIIccsport Plant Shut Down for
nn Indefinite Period on Account OF
the Disturbanccs-So Deputies Ap.
piled iOr-Tho Sheriff Issues Proc
lamatiuu.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-06-05
Tom watson.

the Georgian whose name heads
this article passed as a smart young
fellow. His brilliancy pales as a rush.
light before the sun-bright splendor
of his Carolina brother. The Georgia
prodigy sold his law library, joined
the Alliance, went to Congress one
term and was knocked out by Georgia
politicians. The young Carolina at.
torney stands about thus in the dis
tribution of official pottage:
Three Supreme Judgeships, 100000
eight Circuit Judgeships, $24,O 600; eight
solicitorships, $l2, 800; Lieut.. Governor,
$500: State Supt. Education, $2100;
Adjt. General, $1,000: Clerk of the
Senate and House, $1,000; two U. S.
Senators, s $4,000: two congressman,
$4,000, besides hundreds of the smaller
fry getting crumbs by creeping into
holes OF their size, as trial ~justiceships,
assistant counsel, clerks in the Senate
and House, attorneys to county boards,
State Senators and members of the
House and so on and on. There, too,
are the code compilcrs, $4,000. "And
the cry is still they come" Watson
smart indeed!
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Here is where we are at.

The Ants + such stuff as dreams
are made Of: dissolved like Macbeth's
witches into thin air; they have become
- nothing Two years ago. March
gone, they ranged themselves under
the device-Sheppard and Orr. Now,
that is a name signifying nothing.
There is such q thing as a Demo-
cratic organization; it has a machinery
to nominate the great officials of that
party: its practical Office has Deer SUI
p~erseded: the Reform organization
will nominate its candidates for great
State offices. The Democratic fairy
nothing" will be used as a name to con-
jure with-to do the rabbit foot office
'to be sure"
On the It'll Of June the Irby com
mittee will assemble in the charmed
circle OF Columbia ringstcrs and order
a convention to follow on the heels of
the Reform Convention and confirm it's
action. The standard bearers thus Sc
lected will be branded Democrat" and
turned loose upon the country thus en-
blazoned will fool most of us to the top
of our bent.
On the same 18th of June, the Pro
hibitionist Convention ~convenesa at Co
lumbia. This will turn out q side
show as in 1892. They will issue a high
sounding manifesto: they will choose
an executive committee, but there
will be nothing to execute: they will
put out.no ticket for State, county or
federal places.
There is another force, the Alliance.
AS such it will not figure: it's machi-
merry will be convenient for the Re-
formers: it's leaders will not'be in it ex-
-cept as theyapei H~the Reform ring.
The Alliance can be relied on to carry
out the behcsts of the Tillman Cabal.
This is tfe situation and here is where
we are all at, by whatever name called
into court. In the meanwhile, though
unorganized and powerless the Ants
are a silent indefinite force and arc the
occasion Of much concern and alertness.
They have and illhave no candidates,
but should be quiet, watchful and ready
on occasion to apply their our
whore they will do the most good. Ac-
cidents will happen and the wise are
always ready to turn them to advan-
tage.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-06-05

Even State officials in this State oc-
~casionally come to their senses. Mad
men should no longer be sent to Bed
lam.
The State Board Of Equalization
have lowered the assessmcntu on Rail
roads, to something like the scale pre-
vailing as to other property holders.
1t is thought all parties will be salts
fed. Governor Tillman sometime ago
said of the General Statutes Of the
State, enacted by the old Ring, that
there was q mine of wealth in them.
AT Augusta Gov. Tillman substantially
asserted that the farmers would not
have prosperity at the South until they
made their w hay. Now and then
u Reformer is heard to say hat the
trouble with the South comes from the
unjust financial, pension and tariff leg
islation of the General Government.
Nobody now believes in the manifesto
which charged r%ottenness on our fore
fathers.
A certain ruler asked a courtier if
ne ever lleu; Inc courier answering:
II tell n lie in the morning, at noon it
has had its effect, and in the evening |
c~orrectit.
Mayfeld, Farley, Townsend, Shell,
the two Popes, every man as a ring
ster, Office holder and candidate q dia-
mond to excite the cupldity of Croesus,
having got himself clothed in purple
and reform linen with comfortable sal
airy, all is well and we have q republi-
can form Of Government. canon,
Anon, Anon" as Prince Hal would say:
"More, Anon" 'Sweet is q legacy:
Sweet is old wine in bottles: Sweet to
hear the watch dogs honest bark bay
deep mouthed welcome as we draw near
home: Sweet the voice of girls; Sweet
to know there is an eye will mark our
coming and look brighter when we
come; "but sweeter far than these,
than all !" is office. -Byron's, every word
of 1t, not ours.
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Beats Lightning.

They touched a button a few years
ago and blew up He'll Gate, the big
rock in New York Harbor. The bot
tom fell out. They touched a button
and started the big wheel going round
in Chicago. BY clectrocution the muir
derer his ''quietus takes in cultured
New York State. 1t takes Gov. Fill
man however, to learn them all a trick
or two in nimbleness. Witness the
neat way in which he disposed of
Milan, Judge in the Chicco case.
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KEY ~ CO.

II ure Old Fashioned North Carolina Hand Made Corn and RYE
Whistles, Apple aud Peach Brandies.
We make a specially of pure goods for private use and medicinal
purposes. Our brands are all recognized as standard, and we sell moth.
ing but high grade Goods We are sole propretors of the celebrated
KEY brand of old fashioned hand made Corn, Whiskey and Apple
Brandy packed in cases of one dozen bottles. We quote as follows, in
lots ! to Io gallons; N; C. Poplar Log Corn Whsbey, $L35 to $500,
according to age; Rye Whiskey, $2oo to $500, according to age; APP
pie Brandy, 5000; Peach Btandy, $s75. Extra charge for kegs and
jugs.
We can furnish Corn Whiskey in cases of l. 2, q, 6 and s dozen
bottles to case, in pnt. half pints and quarts ready fol- use, at low
prices Can make special prices on barrel shipments. We have the
largest stock in the country of Old Corn Whiskey, rpened and mellow
ed ~ age, and especially recommend it for private use.
KEY ~ Co, StatesviIc, N. {.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1894-06-05

Governor Tillman ordered Chicco of
Charleston indicted for perjury. He
was arrested and Trial Justice Milan
discharged him on Il preliminary hear
ing. Thereupon, the slayer of giants
let fall his ''sword Of sharpness" and
Milan's official head dropped with Il
to the dead level of aprivate citizen of
Charleston and one Theodore S. Gail
lard rises to the vacant dignity. Sc
runs the world away.