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habit. and often subsequent dishonesty in OBJ
tanning the means 10 crafty the appetite.
The following facts are an expressive
commentary on the above views:
Persons in training for athletic contests of all
k inds are required 10 abstain from tobacco.
The great majority Of those who fail of admis-
sion from physical or mental defects TO West
Point and Annapolis academi' s, and who are
rejected for life insurance and membership In
beneficiary associations from physical defects,
have been tubacco-smOkers.
Nine-tenlhs Of she convicts in the penIten.
tiaries are heavy smOkers-chiefiy Gig ,rette-
smokers.
Lastly, The cigarette is The most Injurious
form of tobacco for smoking.
The foregoing bears the signatures of a
number of promiaent physicians.
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crease of 3 per cent in the rainfall for the
nerlod. indicating quite clearly that the
rainfall of Sacramento is on the increase.
due to. cultivation. tree-plaDting, irriga-
ton, etc, and it is reasonable TO presume
that the ratio Of increase prevails in all
sections of the interior removed from the
influence of the ocean currents. 1t is not
10 De understood that yearly there Is 3
per cent increase in the precipitation at
sacramento, but that in the aggregate
tneTe IS that much of an increase.
what the future may be present KIN wi
edge Of me neurological science prevents an
lntelllgent answer, but it is very reason
able to presume that the more develop
nent there is in the State the greater are
the possibilities of an increasein rainfall.
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Notes..

The Grove-street Theateris playing to good
attendance with Georg- f. Murphy's Eastern
company in II and L." MIR. Frank r. Clifton
has closed his connection with this tbeater, and
VIII manage his own tent show on he road
AT the Peoples Palace. southwest corner OF
Eddy and Mason streets, they are doing the
latest mnsicdl burfeSuue Miss HelyeIt."
MOdieSka and Otis Skinner appeared last
evening at the Marlborough, Oakland, in
'Magda" to a good attendance. This eVeuin q
"MeTehant of Venice.''
Rev. T. de Witt Talmage, DID, will deliver
his famous lecture, The School for Scandal -
at the Metropolitan Temple Monday evening
May %.
Fugora ana Kara, the artists OF the Hopkins
Trans Oceanic Company, are in receipt of d
cablegram from Paris to play six months en-
gagement at he FOlies Bergere.
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In Aid of Charity.

On next Saturday evening an entertainment
of unique character will be given at Metro
pofitan Temple, the proceeds~of which are 10
be devoted 10 tile AID of the sufferers by the re-
cent earthquakes in Greece. The programme
includes whistIing by the NOUS Mrs. Alice
Shaw and vocal ana Instrumental music by
Miss Westwater, Miss Coote, Miss BoswOrth;
Mr.. Graham, Mrs. Noah Brandt, the Mandolin.
Club and SienUr Plcirli0. Noah Brandt Will
direct the music. Tickets may be purchased at
sherman & Clay's. he recent earthquakes in.
Greece destroyed thousands of homes and the
need OF immediate aid is imperative. The re-:
lief entertainment promises to be most sue
ceSSful affair,
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
A TheosophiCal Society and $1O,0OO,-
900 Mining COMPANY.

The Pacific Coast TheosOphica Corporation
has filed articles of Incorporation.
Che society is formed for the purpose of form.
Ing a universal brotherhood of humanity with.
out respect to race, creed, SEX caste or color:
to promote the study OF Aryan and other East
ern literatures, religions and sciences, and
generally TO disseminate the religion and belief
of theesophy
Not being formed for profit the corporation
has no capital stock. There are seven trustees
Jerome A. Anderson, Vera S. Beane, Edward
B. Rambo, William John Walters Abbott b,
Clark, Sarah A. Harris Julius Oettl.
A gigantic enterprise has Incorporated in the
Bodie Gold Brick COnsoidat d Mining Com
pany. DhectOrs-Charles Roberts, 9. Nj. Saw
yer, d. T. Mesgher r. H. Campbell. Martin
Jones. The stock is FULLY subscribed ID, Il.
Meagher being responsible for S9,99S.0O0
worth OF the stock. each of the other directors
subscribing $500.
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THE STATE RAINFALL.
Forecaster Pague. Shows That 1t Is
Being Artificially increased.

Forecast Official B. S.. Pague has issued a
valuable statement regarding the State rainfall.
The subject Is succinctly handled from It's
broadcast aspects, the important deduction
being that through tree-planting, cultivation
aud other artificial me rs. there is already a
material aggregate Increase in natural preepita-
ton throughout California.
Mr.. Pague takes as basis OF his theory the
records furnished by the Sacramento and San
Francisco meteorological stations. He says in
conclusions:
Using the records from those stations and
grouping the years together In flve-year periods
we have the following results In percentages of
the variations In the rainfall for each period
from the normal:
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FAC-SIMILE OF THE DIP -oMA.

the granting Of the option and subsequent nego-
tiaCUnS.
T. More was called on 10 testify, ana can
didly admitted that he had led GadeSden to be-
lieve that he was dealing WIFE The company
All his letters TO Gadesden bore the company's
seal, were written by the cOmpany's secretary
and signed by More president.
Seeing this the plaintiffs counsel moved for a
Bonsuit on The ground that The wrong parties
had been sued. 1t is now intended to bring an
other action, this time against President More
and the secretary Of The company, IN which
charges OF fraud aud deceit VIII be added TO
The petition for damages aud expenses incurred.
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Native sons fteadouarters.

A deed was filed In the Hall of Records yes
terday whereby the congregation Oh bal
ShaOme conveyed to the bali association Of
The Native Sons OF the Golden West the lot on
the corner of Post aud Geary streets, the price
being S42, 800. The agreement TO purchase
was mace on July II, 1898 but 1t was only re.
Gently that the: actual cash was paid for the
property. The Native Sons will erect $4,000
headquarters on the site
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: AT the Stoekwell Sandow, the strong man
Wash. Norton, The change artist; August
well, the Lenton Brothers. the Levines and
Elsie -Adair. with others. are the attractions.
A new comedy drama, in the German dialect,
entitl The Prize Winner" will be produced
here on Monday next for the first time by
Charles A. Gardner, The popular comedian and
sweet singer, supported by company OF COM
petent actors.
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A Disoraced Soldier

Jacob Geiselman, private in company sta
toned at Benicia. has been dishonorably dis.
chaged from the United States army.
Geiselman is now in the County Jail await.
ing trial for opening letters addressed TO his
cOmr AIDES. Marshal Long received Information
yesterday that The prisoner had been dis
charged from the army and Instructions TO re-
cover the uniform which lie had disgraced
A suit OF clothes which cost the Marshal 81 3
was given 10 Geselman aud his uniform was
sent back 10 BenicIa.
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Held for MAYHEM.

George Mahoney, who almost bit of Specla
Ohieer Costeo's ear duTingIhe fight on Fourth
street recently, when Dan Mahoney was shot
and killed, was held by Judge JOachimsen
yesterday 10 answer before the Superior Court
IN $4,000 bonds on the charge OF mayhem.
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The Glory of Woman

Is fin set OF teeth as well as a fine head OF hair
How the enamel glistens after a good brushing
with fragrant SoZoDoNTl Nothing destructive
to the teeth can exist the surface or al the
roots If this vegetable antidote to corrosion is
duly applied.
The morning call., 1894-05-17

Thomas E. Bowen is on trial before Judge
Wallace aud jury for the murder of Mar.
gueTite Bornemann, an inmate Of a house on
Morton street. The trial Will probably come
10 a close to-day.
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Morosco's Grand Opera-house auditorium Is
being nightly tested to its utmost capacity TO
see d. Il. Higgins and Georgia WaldrOn in the
new sensational cpmedy-draina, "Klduapped.'
1t very good play of its class
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Showing that at San Francisco in the
total there is a deficiency of 81 and an ex-
cess of "A. or 10 per cent in favor of the
former for the whole period of forty-four
years. while at Sacramento there is de-
fciency of "a and an excess Of 81, or an in
The morning call., 1894-05-17
Money Well Spent.

Ten cents put into a portfolio of pic
tureseue California" will give more pleas
ure than in any other way. 1t viii also
keep on doingso for years.
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Mrs Alice j. Shaw, the whistler, continues
her peculiar lip music at the Orpheum. She is
surrounded by an unrivaed vaudeville COM
pauy-all Eastern eel brtIes.:
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Hopkins New Trans Oceanic Star Speciality
company, with the Emersonian. appendix, is
drawing largely at The New California. The
comedian pianist, VIII H. Fox. with his + ade-
whistle business is a play in himself. His
lrlcRs with the piano. his accompanying lee
lure hlled with carelessly dropped puns that
the audience catch readily, Is great feature.
| NOW That Emerson is on the boar DIS there is an
her great attraction. Tie new school do not
seem 10 be IN II With the naturally gifted and
weil-tralned William. He puts tuem all to The
push by bis original sprcialtIes. Blood Will
Tell. The Halen and Hart company follow at
thls house next week. It's said 10 be OF indi-
ylduai value. In the list are Lydia Yeamans
TITUS, +. j. Titus, Edith Murray. rnnie Gro
VIM Mark Murphy, julia. Mackey; Frank
Beicher, San Francisco singer: Carrie de
Mar, Donald Harold Florence Wyatt, w. s.
Francis and Charles ketter.
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Won Snppe's "Clover' is in its last nights al
the 1ivOli, and VIII be followed by 1.-The Merry
W an" ON Monday evening next.
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We have JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS from our Mr. lanes
o6ren nov IN New York; GIGANTIC PURCHASE OF FANCY
olk5 AM NElNEIS, which, owing great depression
secured for spot cash AT AN ABOUT FORTY CENTS
On l DOLLAR and which poportionateIy
TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT FROM USUAL PRICES.
Inc lines purchased comprise THE NEW SEASONS
PRODUCTIONS IN WEAXfS, DESIGNS, COLORNGS Eff
us and particularly
they will be placed ON SALE MORNING and
are insured speedy sale by the fact they
Actually Worth and Regularly Sell for
More Than Double These Prices
The morning call., 1894-05-17

j. r. Gawthorne, shorthand reporter, has
filed mis- petition in insolvency. his liabilities
consist of a judgment against him of $4,000
damages. interest aud costs in favor OF Richard
Phelan of Rodeo. Assris, wearing apparel and
household furniture valued at $500.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MIdweek Notes of Business at the
Different TheaterS.

1.-The Comedy of ErFOrs." as adapied, APP
pears 10 be solid draw at the Baldwin for the
week. So far the auditorium has Deen we'll
nlIed. John Baldwin, BucN stones comedy, with
revisions. will be the opening attraction for
Monday. May 81.
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A Reporter Failed.

MARK HOPKINS Institute OF Art, omen
daily. Concert this evening.
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Thomas bowen on Trial.

Pill tell all my friends to go TO Berteling's IL
they value their sight, 427 Kearny street.
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BUY glass of f. N. WOODS & Co., 81 Firstst..
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Amount of Capital stock paid up in - -. :.
Total Assets. ..... ...........:.


Losses adjusted and unpaid
Losses in process of adjustment or
in Suspense
Losses r sisted Including expense.
Gross Premiums on Fire Risks run.
ming one year or less. $2,637,-
.O54 90. reinsurance so per cent.
|. Gross Premiums on Fire Risks ruu,
ming more than one year, $3. O92. :
Sos %. rein surance pro rata.
/ Gross Premiums on Marine and In
land Navigation Risks, $l06..
/ 10 So, reinsurance 100 per cent
Amount reciaimable by the insured
on Perpetual Fire Insurance Pol
-4GleS .-....... ......- -. ..----. ..
Due and accrued for salaries, rent,
:etc........'...ss ..,..'..s.....
All other Demands against The
Company ....-.......s.....s..
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Total Liabilities.

INCOME
Net Cash actually received for Fire
Premiums. -. ..-.-.-.............
Net Cash actually received for Ma
rlne Premiums. ...............s...
Received for interest on Bonds ana
Mortgages. ..,..'t..............
Received for interest ana divi-
:dends on Bonds. stocks. Loans,
and from all ether sources.
Received for Rents.
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INSURANCE.
ST AT EM ENT
OF THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE ::
Il II M a
INSURANCE COMPANY

or HARTFoRD,IN THE STATE OF CoNNEc-
" ticuJ on the 3Ist day of December, A d.
1898. and for the year ending on that day.
of California pursuant to provisions of sections
go and Gil of the Political Code, condensed as
per blank furnished by TIL Commissioners:
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Net amouutef Risks
expired durtng the
year .s....s.-.s. -.
Net amount in force
December 81. lS9 g
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
= FATAL H}sft&&,
vTiilfasA BesgsFs Whiss DSual, MissaAea
fss Auysaas saa shsA

S<0V>S-r~-s~
WiufsxA BeSgssa Whiss bruak, MissaAea
fes Q Auysaas end sheA
LsExLs RoeK, Fob. 2e.--Willism Far.
rsr. with several friends from st. Louis.
hsd.besn IN the nelghborhood Of st..
Chasles. on White River, Ark. for sew
oral days on o hunting and fishing oxps.
ditien. ana for the psst two weeks Far.
ser had beep bordering on delirium tre-
Iaeas. Gssly Saturday morning Fsrrer,
tn his drunken coalition. broke down
the dooys Of two or three stores, and was
proceeding to dem9lish the door Of tho
store belonging 20 WILDER Parker WHOM
tho alarm OF ,burglexs was raised. Mr..
Walter A. BALLARD, who slept In tho ad-
Joining store, heard tho noise and ran to
soe what It meant. just as he reached
the Ssoat Door, Parkey. who slept IN tho
back Sosm oa the store. rushed out With
o gun In his hand and fred load o.
OF buokahot into BellayAS breast, from
che effect Of which ho hes died. Parker
then turned ths other barrel OF hts gun
on FarEoT and Aired. killing him instant
y. Thq ooyoae1e jusy haa 'enenssased
Pesass 6xosa eli blasas.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
1t Should He I'm Every HOUSE.

B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharps
burg, Pa, says he will not be with
out DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
that 1t cured his wife who was threat
ened with Pneumonia after an attack
of'ssIa Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber,
of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used 70,
Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it. Free Trial Bottles at WI Nc,
Falls Pickens S. G. Large bottles
SOC. and $l.OO.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
Electric RBidtcra.

This remedy is becoming 80 well known
ana 8" popular ns to need no special men
tion. ALI who have usrd Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist, and 1t is puaran.
teed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Bit
tcrs will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimplcs, boils, salt
rhcum and other affections canscd by i'm
pure blood. Will urivc malaria from the
arial fcvers. For cure Of headache, con.
stipation and indigestion try Electric Bit.
tcrs. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded Price. % ccnts and 81 90
per bottle. Sold by w. L A."i'alI, Pick
Gus, s. g.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08

NEW York, Fob. 2S.-A special dis
patch from Managua says that General
Ortiz has formally turned ovor the city
OF Tegucigalpa to Policarpo Bonilla, who
has already arranged for an election for
members Of tho general assembly and
president. The Nicaraguan troops will
remain until order is completely re-.
stored, Villela's and Gutierrez's troops
have disbanded and tho chiefs aro try
ing to Join ex-President Vasquez in San
Salvador. Policarpo Bonilla has been
recognized by Salvador, Costa Rica and
Guatemala.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
AYnoldis Confession Bring Others In,

LocKPoRT, N. Y, Feb. 28.-The con.
eession Of John Jacob Arnold, OK cashier
Of the wrecked Merchants bank, has
STIRRED up tho stockholders Of that insti.
tution, and w. H. Higg has sworn out a
warrant for the arrest Of Josiah s. Hol-
por, it8 president. He Is charged with
knowingly and wilfully making q state
mont to State Examiner Clark that the
cash on hand last September was $l9,-
743.47, whom the truth was that Helmor
% president borrowed 81, 900 from neigh
boring banks to boar out tho statement,
and chat on the departure Of Clark the
d. 900 was returned to tho banks, leav-
ing the actual cash $l1,745.47,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08

10 certain that home rulo will bo
dropped and neithor Lord Roseberry
nor Sir William Vernon Harcourt il
likely to revive it. Tho Times adds:
"However much they may differ upon
other points, they know perfectly we'll
that the British public is sck Of paying
blackmal to criminal conspirators."
Though tho condition of Mr.. Glad
stones eyes is regarded rs sufficient
reason for his wishing to lay down the
cares OF office. it is not believed to be
tho real roason for his resignation. Ow.
lug to bis great ago and waning physi.
cal power, he is unable to stan the
ahafts of criticism hurled at him as was
tow years or even only fow months
ago.
Where then they would glance from
him as from an armor, they now pierce
him. 1t is also true that he has recently
boon deeply affected by tho comments Of
bis political friends and allies on his
course in regard to several party meas
ures. These evidences Of ingratitud,
have panied him severely.
His course in withdrawing tho ON
pfoyers' liability bill, when many OF hi
followers were clamoriug for Il Egh,
against the house Of lords with the ulti
mate view of compelling tho abolition
of the hereditary body. has driven th,
more radical Of his adhHrnnt, to Djevinrc
that his Democracy has undergone i
change and this accusation thar the,
havetaken great pains silou Id reach hi.
enrs. All these things, it is believed
have nado him simply tired.
Mr.. GISdstonc's colleagues wish him
to postponA his resignation Of tho pre-
miership until tho latest possible INC
ment, and to \keep a secure seat in til
| cabinet, such 'aa by taking the Office c
lord privy seal.
The liberals arc divided in opinion as I
whether Mr.. Gladstone's rctiremont wi
be temporary or permanent.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
S,OurS.

htthsSNA'N''s rlrs, "a Ii44.s, o.. ~,
/ The Court Of Sessions convened
on the 9th instant, at tho usual
hour, with Judge I. d. Witherspoon
on tho bench. Solicitor Ansel and
Stenographer Aiken were in Court,
for the discharge of their duties.
The Clerk, Sheriff, and other Court
officers were promptly at their
posts, and tho Court ssmachinery
began to run smoothly from the
start.
Every mombor of the Grand Ju.
ry was present and w. T. Bowen
was appointed foreman. Judge
Witherspoon charged them fully
on their general duties and upon
the law applicable to the indict-
ments upon which they were to
pass. He also congratulated them
on having such nice, commodious
ard we'll appointed Court House.
This was his first visit since the
erection of tho now building.
The GLOWING are the indict-
ments sent to the Grand Jury:
William Williams, alias Bill
Brockman, assault and battery,
with intent to kill; John Arnold
and Mary Arnold, adultery; John
W. Thomas, assault and battery,
with intent to kill; Elisha Law
renee, house-breaking in the night
time, and larceny; james Blythe,
assault and battery, of high and
aggravated nature, and with intent
to kill; William Ferguson, assault
and battery, with intent to kill;
Emaline Ellenburg and John Ell.
lehburg,. jr., larceny of live stock.
The Grand Jury returned no
bills in the case against John w.
Thomas, for assault and battery,
with intent to kill; and in the case
against John Arnold and Mary Ar
mold, for fornication. The Grand
Jury found true bills against Nam
cy e. Ellonburg and John Ellen
burg, for larceny of live stock;
against William Ferguson, for as
sault and battery with intent to
kill, and carrying concealed wea-
pons; against Horny Patterson,
for houso-broaking and compound
larneny. jim Blythe was convict
cd of assault and battery with in
tent to kill, and was sentenced to
one year in the poniten,iary; Eli
sha Lawrence was tried for house.
breaking and compound larceny,
and was acquitt"A; William Will
liams, alias Bill Brockn an, was
convicted Of assault and battery
with intent to Kill, and sentenced
to pay a fine OF scventy-fvo dollars,
or be imprisoned in the penitentia-
ry for six months.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
A Curious Case OF killing.

poUaHKEEpsIE, N. Y, Fob. 28.-.Am.
brose Knapp had quarrel with Mrs.
Sarah Milton some time ago. and Mrs
Milton seized o rail from fence as If to
stsike him. Knapp pulled tho rail out
OF her hands and laceratod one Of them
80 badly that blood poisoning set in and
Msa. Milton died. Now tho administra
tors OF Mrs, Milton arc suing him fol
$1,000 damages. Tho case will be tried
Ia Maenh
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
HSisters" In the Public Schools,

PlTTsBURG, Feb. 28.--The board Of
directors Of the Riverside school, in the
west end have determined upon q new
departure In their management of the
public school. Five Sisters of Mercy, or
Catholic nuns, now teaching in tho St.
James Parochial school, will be trans.
Sorred to the public school and the par.
ioh school closed. The Sisters have
passed On examination and received Ger.
tifostes from tho central board Of edu
cation.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
Big Convention in Detroit.

DETROIT, Feb. 28.---The second inter.
national convention Of tho student vol.
unteer movement for foreign missions
has begun here. Fully 1,96O delegates
are present. H. o. Williams, state sec
rotary Of Virginia, and 30 delegates from
the state have arrived, besides other.
from North and South Carolina, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Georgia and other
southern states.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
Tho Soipa AhnlIahed.

LONDON, Fob. 28.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres dated Feb. 81, says: The
government cruizer Nictheroy has land.
ed 500 men at Cabo Frio, rs miles north.
oast of Rio. The other government
vessels are making their way towards
Rio as rapidly rs. possible. Tho state OF
aeige Of Rio has beon abolished.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
A Vessel Ashoso--qsno esev saes.

WAeaXnaToa. Fob ag.-SayaG&nsen.
aeat Kfsaball, q tae life saving service,
has ssoslved esaeSzaw fnen shs ksspes
OF Dodtss etadee. ea tAe NpsA Eayallna
sqess ssatany. y. s9as saS eosSsAss Msncs
Tempe, VlogMe, 20 iBaltsmeTeS With phos.
PAsta, vrept a9here near tho eAstipn.
yha crow 0s 10 nen vssse savad Ia Lie
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08
haa1svKs HsH xGSxS asa,s

AUBusaas. n. r., gdb. ss.--lseGsivasa
hsve been eppodnsed anr the Auburn
Woolan company. TO feNsstail suit OF
ths Auburn Nataoasi bank. which holds
$50. 600 OF The eompany's pspes. Samuel
Lauzie. president sod superintendent al
the company, and Csptain John Martin.
Of 0snevas who repreaenta ths Swift es.
tate. wsyo appointed.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08

We authorize our advertised drug
g;st to Sc DR.. Kings New Discovery,
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. II }ou are al
llictcd with a Cough, Co'd or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ.
ing it fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did We not know
that DR.. Kings New Discovery could
be re led OH. It never disappoint.
Trial bottles free at w. II. McFall's
store Large size SOC. and 91.OO.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-08

Joel Griffin and Elijah Young.
blood killed. two white squirrels On
Eastatoe last week. There are two
more white squirrels in thatsection,
and they will try to capture them
alive.