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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10
The Message.

The ponderOus paper of the day is
the Message OF the President delivered
to Congress on Tuesday last. The
speeches OF Governor Tillman and Gov
ernor Evans and other like lightlitera-
ture OF the period, are evanescent,
feathery and gossamer in comparison.
Thes pass, as of the day, as the idle
wind, and are regarded not. But the
message deals with weighty matters.
The foreign relations of the govern
ment are complex and mixed, but are
satisfactory. The President exbausts
his powers of statement and argument
In discussing the financial condition Of
the country. AS a statement, 1t is proba-
bly, the clearest that has been given, or
o be, of the financial condition of the
country; as an argument sustaining
the policy Of his administration under
monstr0us Legislation and failure to
legislate, 1t is a able. He
recognizes, and presents with power,
our indisputable financial plight, but
blazes a way out If the country should
be wise enough to take his suggestion.
This will not be done. The Republi- |
cans being in power, will never adopt |
the views Of a Democrat the Demo-
Gratis, II they were in power, would di-
vide, because they prefer riot, copfu-
zion and disorder. Southern demo-
cratic leaders want a sound currency
probably, but they want office worse, |
and they will continue to befuddle,
deceive and hold out false hopes to the
people. Abuse Of Cleveland they |
think cheaper. and more promising
aeophe Yering his argu-
iii be q continued
.a the democrats do
A.
+%4
Senator Tillman obje cts that green
backs should be issued by the Govern
ment instead of bonds. This is equiv
alent to putting the country on a silver
basis. 1t is true the g%reenbacks
would not bear interest. But the Gov
ernment issues the greenbacks, the
holder presents them for payment, and
there is nothing to pay with. If silver
ds handy and Is rendered in redemp-
ton, it is equivalent to saying-I pay
you in coin of q dollar denomination
worth in the worlds market only fifty
cents. Six millions of our nine millions
bales of cotton are sold to England and
farmers now get gold or its equiv
alent. They will not accept money
worth fifty per cent. OF its face value.
Every cotton producer will insist on.
sound money.
%x*
The latest news from, Washington
eeye, sirao senator Irby has not APP
peared in his seat and was in the care
OF q physician. Ben Tillman had at
tended q silver caucus, where the COM
pany were eight. He Immediately at
tended q caucus Of Democrats. That
Benjamin of ours gets around lively
and don't you forget it So does samps
Pope. For four years clerk of Tillman's
State Senate at $1,000 a year, then indie
pendent candidate for Governor, and
now trimming his sails to lead the Re-
= publicans in this State. BENJAMIN no.
doubt regrets the training he gave to
n willy Sampson. Believe in every
mans honesty, but keep your hand on
your pocket book.
#*#
A negro man and an old .colored wo-
man, his mother, were murdered by
49,. --1tk- .--- T.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

The print is too fne-most Of it is nowadays. Don't iniure
your eyes attempting to read it. We can make it so much easier
for you with a pair Of spectacles or eye glasses. We have no
There are too many of the other kind on the market-made to look
at not thorough. We test every pair before we let you take them
away, and if they don't suit we change them for you without
charge. We want every body to see well because we have a COM
plete stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, School Books and
Christmas Goods
tor you to look at. We sell them as low IS we can-you always
buy as low as you can when you buy from the Laurens Drug Co.
near the Post Office. We have an elegant doll we are going to
give away. Each purchaser of one dollar worth of any thing. from
now until Christmas Day, gets a chance at it.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

fractional lines gone as to the white
people in this State, surely the people
will not fall out on the question of the
offices and who shall hold them. Mer-
it Observation-Disclosures and abil-
ity should decide.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

We are refreshed and rejoiced to see
lat the Abbeville Press and Banner
st consented to annouce itself
bid out, thick and thin Tillman
ut--mediuming the Abbeville
The only objection we have
the Press and Banner was
- INT claim to be conservative.
gatives had a good deal to
w, and the pretended allie
9 Press and Banner was o
dition to their weight of
villepaily News.
mis- supper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-10

A negro man and an old .colored wo-
man, his mother, were murdered by
four white men in Colleton county dur
ing last week. The man was charged
with a petty theft and the oma with
~concealing it. If the details of the
butchery + as reported the butchers
will soon swing according to law, if
there be decency, christianity or civil
ization in that region. We trust that
the good name of the State will be vim
dicated-Colleton being apart of South
Carolina.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Til. yyomen In Politics.

The women voters In Ohio and Connec.
ticut. says the Philadelphia Press, gave on
Monday some indication of what they
wilrdo II they ever get possession OF full
suffrage rights In many places they
played havoc with the plans OF thu poll
ticlans and voted as Independently as II
there are no such things as party ties. In
general this is not to bo regretted In olec.
ton FOR members OF school boards. but
the division on sectarian lines. as was the
case in Bridgeport. Conn.,, ls to Ne regret
ted. 1t will furnish some evidence On the
side OF those who have claimed that WON
en-, II given tho ballot. will Te governed
IN exercising 1t by petty motives. But
the Interest the women showed was sur
prising. Their vote fell below tho regis
tration, 1t Is true. but 80 did tho vote OF
the men, On tho whole, this trial oI
woman suffrage. which was the ttrst 1t
many places. will UO voted a success.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
CHICAGUS ELECTION.
Complete Victory of Republicans
in the Western Metropolis.
GEORGE B. SWIFT ELECTED MAYOR

Hls Plurality Said to bo Ciose TO Forty
Thousand Votes The Republican Cam
didates for Assessor, Collector and SUI
peryisor Also Elected.
CHICAGO, April 3.-The returns from
the municipal election indicate that the
Republicans have obtained q complete
victory, olecttng George B. Swift, their
candidate for mayor, by a plurality close
to 10000. In addition to the mayor the
Republicans havo. the returns indicate,
elected their candidates for assessor, col
lector, supervisor and town clerk in all
the towns making a clean sweep OF all
the town officers.
or the aldermen, the Republicans have
certainly elected sixteen out of the total
thirty four, and claim that they have fully
thirty aldermen, but THIS isvery doubtful,
the Del ocrats claiming st least ten of
them Frank Lawler, tho ex-congress
man who ran as an independent in the
Nineteenth ward, is elected by good ma
jority.
The proposition to put the police and ull
other city officials under civil service rules
and extend she mayorulGy term to four
years has been EARNED by y majority very
close to that obtained by Swift.
At the last may0raity election, when
Mayor Hopkins was elected to fill the uni
expired term Of Mayor Harrison, the Dem
ocratic plurality was 1921. AT the late
state election, in the same wards, the plu-
rality OF Wnln, the Republican candidate
for state treasurer over Claggett Demo
crut, was "A OGi.
During political row at North Side
polling place late in the afternoon Patrick
Dalton was fatally shot by his cousin
Jack Dalton. The murdered man at
tempted to stal his slayer before he was
shot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
WEDNESDAY. ApRiLs. 1898.
itepabIicau Triumph.

In Michigan the Republicans carried the
state by about IS. 900 majority in the con-
teat for justice Of the supreme court In
1891 tho Republican majority was over 1o6..
600. The heavy falling OF Of the majority
on Monday was due to Indifference and
the absence OF any incentive to vote. Even
0 majority Of 5000 Ia something to be
proud OF when 1t Is remembered that the
Republican majorities there siuce 1879
have been far below those figures. In 1872
the Republican majority was $4,000; 1875,
s5. 900; 1850. 81, 4,oOoi 1884 5000 and 1000; 1886.
1000; 1887. 81. 900; 1883. $4,000; 1880, IS 900;
1891, 5000; 1892, 10000; 1898. 5000; 1894
100000. The Democratic carried the state
in 1878 by As 900. and in 1890 by 900. The
combination of Democrats and Changers
defeated the Republicans IN 1882 by 5000
in 1888 by 5000, and In 1885 by 1900. 1t
will thus be seen that the Republican tidal
wave is not decreasing In force in Mlchi'
ran.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
LOCAL DOTS,

William t. Graves was elected a mem
pos of the Republican Flrst District Com
mlttee from the FIRST district OF the
Eighth ward 10 I'LL The v'Glncy uaised 10y
Joseph A. Mackllu moving out Of the dis
trict.
Several m embers of the Wilmington
Rod and Gun Cub attended the monthly
bulge shoot OF tho ChRFiestUwD Gun Club
at Gharle5tOTn, Md, on Saturday
The annual installation OF officers was
held In knights OF Malta Hall on Monday
night, Nery Gmlnena GrDnd Prior ChHlles
Hayward aud staff presiding.
The congregation OF st. Paul's NJ. L.
Church is making preparations TO ceie.
bra'e the iitieth GnniveCearY OF the
church A COMMITTEES las been appointed
hlii will meet on Wednesday night.
The steamer city OF Chester was hauled
out on the railway at the Jackson end
Sharp CempanY's shipyard yesterday af.
tefhoon.
The contract for building new ferry.
boat for the Brooklyn and Jersey CITY An
hex Eas not bBan awarded to the Jackson
and sharp Company, Us announced by the
American Shipbulider
Public school No l5 at the 2orner OF
Third md Harrison streets, has adopted
tue pink carnatiUn as the school flower
Tho eighth annual meeting OF the
State sunday school Convention will as.
eInbie ou thursday next at Lewes. Ihe
convention Will be in sassion for two
days
The wagons OF the Provient Ice Com
paHo naGa then ilrst appearance on the
streets MONDAY. thby are painted In
un artistic ami neat mGunor aud at rGcL
much attention,
The KEY. L. C. Walker. noted Western
evangelist OF GreencHstle. Indiana. ts
preaching every evening at Rodney
I Street FgGsbyteTiHn Church. Mr. Walker
! is preacher Of power AMI elOuuence and
Is known Throughout the West.
8Ii : birdie Booth. Now Castle, is the
( guHet Of ti,ands in this CRY.
JOHN Doyle. proprietor Of the steamer
j Reghodt was IN the city yesterday.
The British steamship kuh ClenIet
from port this morning for London. Eng
/ land. with l,lla l62 GALLONS Of crude petru
lUuin. Value uf eGTRp S4s @4G.
aapolicFtComms sslou!Monday evening
listen Il tn the mnItily r"TOtLs OF the 90
rpltmtnt. Harry AhIeu5 was gwen
commission a5 n speiiRl "uicer
Tie st. hiealat'5 I4y Nursery and Hos
pigt lOr luHias mas "ugrOwn its nov
home at No, IL Washington street auJ
tno erection Of an aldttjn toths buIldlpl
Is te4uE planned. lup cost OF the pro
posed extension "a estimated at $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
rI,rn,rlt Nn1oi Ilecllnn.

Henry Clay Evans VINO received a ma.
torlty OF the votes cast at the late elec-
lion fol- Governor IN Tennessee, has been
kept out OF the Gubernatorial chair
through conspiracy Of tie Democratic
q. embsrs of the Legislature. lhs usurpa.
tlon has been denounced In round terms
by the Democratic papers. but the old
stagers while pretending to be honest.
deliberately cheated him out OF the Gov
ernorshlp. Such actions will not wear
well, and these leading Democrats Will
yet be fully punished for their folly
Wrong doing will not wear well, and
II these good. honest Democats do mol
find this to be so we shall DO greatly de-
oelved.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Everoboav Taixipg About II.

Everybody is talking about the great
free offer OF Dr. Greene's, the most success
tul specialist in curing nervonsand chrome
ic diseases. and who discovered that won.
derful medicine. Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. lie makes
speciality OF treating patients through lot.
ter correspondence. and all who aceept
hia offer are astonished at the marvellous
success OF this method. his oilice Is at
IS West 14th ST., New York City. NheIe he
receives and carefully exam.iies every
letter sent to him by persons describing
their cases and telling him their symp.
toms. After thoroughly studying each
case lie answers the letter, explaining lie
cause OF each symptom and telling u sure
way to get well and stropg. lie makes the
patients understand exactly what hils
them and tells them all about their COM
plaint, and all this Ia entirely Tree OF
charge. They save the expense OF "trip
to the city have no fee to pay. and bave
the benefit OF the best medical advice ann
consultation. Hero Ia an opportunity Tor
you to get well. reader. YOU can either
accept or reject 1t, Which Will you do!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Ur to this date cur rsmarkahis
Legislature had cast one hundred ballots
for the osice of U. 8. Senator. From
present appearance the proceedings OF the
Legislature will require such large vol.
ume that it will require horse and cart
to haul 1t from the printers to the Lsgls.
latlve chambers. Elect a successor to
ex-senator Higgins without any more
baby business. Let every member vote
as he thinks best for the future success OF
the Republican party in Delaware. No
doubt you have all got as much es you
will ever receive from your party. Act
accordingly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
A st. Louis Election Fatality.

ST Louis. April 3.--The saloon of Louis
Celia, candidate for the house of delegates
at Twenty first street and Washington
avenue, was the scene of an election muir
der yesterday. George w. Thorn, Il watch
man employed at the Madison race truck,
and who lives in this city, was fatally shot
by c. A. Day. Thorn was taken TO the
city hospital, where it was said he could
not live more than few hours. Day was
locked up. The shooting was the result
of an election row. Day claims to have
fired in self defense.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
May Dissolve the alas, Trust.

PITTsBuRG, April 3-Prominent g. manu-
facturcrs connected with the National
Window Glass Manufacturers association
announce that meeting Of the associa-
tion will bo held here this month, and
that the combination will probably be
broken at that time, One of the manu-
facturers stated that the chances against
the organization were ten to one, 1t is
said tho formation of the combine has ad
vanccd prices enough TO put the glass
business on sound footing, and some Of
the larger copcerns now went to operate
Independently.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

ONE hundred business men headed by
William T. Baker, President OF the Chica-
go Board OF Trade esk President Cleye.
land and his fair lady TO accept public
non partisan rece ption to be hold In Chica-
go. to express their deep sense OF appre.
cIatlon Of your statesmanilke and cour.
ageous action in maintaining the ilnancial
credit OF our government and your un.
compromising attitude in favor OF the
preservation OF sound national cur
reney.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

BosToN louds in enlghlening the worli.
It's Board OF Aldermen have placed them'
seivcs on record providing II one member
is opposed to tho granting OF license
for boxing. the request can't be granted.
None of the Aldermen cun have any
sporting blood in their VEINS and must
surely be bean eaters, III every sense OF
tha word
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
pr. 7nsaroyr bead

Dr.. THomas n, MusRruye, well known
dentist. died In Puitadc.phi,On NJ ouday
from pneumonia, agei AlXty-Aix yeare.
lie was netlpe OF Nswauk, this state At
tic outbregk u tina ciTtl war Aa. with sew
eral other Young men from about Nnw.
ARK enlisted IN tho CJntedsr ito army as n
memher OF Captain Snuwden Andrews
battery OF tCtniery. Upon his return
fro war aud wRlle II BItti,u9ie ne was
arrested bat artorward Released. He
stud I'd dentistry at ElAtou.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Owing to game of marbles small race
war has been started at Jefferson City Mo.
Some fifty negroes and whites employed
OH the nearby government works, we're
engaged In playing game of marbles on
Monday, when dispute arose and IN
minutes time small sized riot was in
progress aud bricks stones ard iron coup.
ling pins filled the air. just to think what
q game OF marbles or "bulliss' is respon'
slble for Even innocent childran's games
sometimes terminate fatally when onter.
ed into by lot OF bullies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Schedule In effect
Nov. l5. 1874

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FittsburM y e q. rn.. .497 p. n.. daily
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'ebS p. IL. daily
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For Philadelphia. weeS days 90. tSt
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Chestnut streets for Wilmington. Week day s.
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IL. CAMPhLLl. General MAna'sr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Down. April 2. 1895.
This morning a bill was introduced by
MIR. Jolls to empower Middletown to give
t200 annually to lite volunteer lire COM
papy and to exempt It's members from
town tax.
Speaker McMulisn is In good mood
tonight on account Of the fact that Mr
Mustard's bill repeating the 6ill passed by
the present Iiegislatute.and for which the
Speaker voted. giving tho Clerk oil the
Peace of New Castle comfy tl for record.
ing the transfer OF u liquor llcenses. Ile
bill will hpve to swim the "Rowanty" Tor
the Hauby.
and plckets arc stationed all along the
bank. The bill has an attack OF appen'
dlcits and the Senate may Kill 1t In per-
forming the operation.
BY vote OF II to after a livoiy debate
the bill to regula the practice OF msdl-
oine.and surgery In the state WINS passed,
The Senate to-day passed the state
Board of Health bill and killed tho Kent
County road bill. which required the rs-
moval OF snow.
gambling In the state. This is direct
blow al tho pool room In operation In
Wilmington.
The house bill to widen tho Elsmere
road was passed by the Senate to day.
When the joint ballot was taken to day
for q United States Senator several promi.
mont visitors were present. The result OF
the one hundiedth ballot was as follows;
Higgins-Alrlchs, Burton. Jolls. Money.
Frederic Pyle. Reyboid. Townsend.
Addlcks Handy, Brown, G. L. Moore,
Rpbbins-4
Massey. M. C. Moore. Pierce. Speaker
MoMullen-3.
Penne ewill-Morgan-1.
Rligely--Fenimore Harrington John
pyIa RpNArda Snpa{aF WalROn. DnlY,
Killen. Sypherd. Thomas A. Watscn--9.
Tunhell-Mustard-
Absent-Davis Ball, Flemlng-S
Hubert Cassidy, Archibald s. Reed. Cal.
vim | Swayne AMI Philemma Chandler. all
we'll known builders of Wilmington,
we're hero to- day In favor OF the me-
ehanies' lien bill which Is now before the
General Assembly. The blli provides
that only tho contractor shall have lien
| on the building while now every man
who does 50 worth OF work can get lien
| II lie 80 desires. 1t is claimed by the
| builders that the lien law has encouraged
| irresponsible buildere. Sub.coniractors
will work for aud dealers Will furnish mi'
terial to one irresponsible builder because
they can lien the house when 1t is flushed.
| For this reason people who build houses
| often have to pay for them twice, and
| legitimate builders are underbld by men
who do not intend to pay their hunns.
| These are some OF the grounds Oh which
| the builders are asking Ihe passage oil this
new lien law.
IA The Wilmington City Railway Co. will
no doubt be obliged to pay taxes on ite
| oars Hacks will also come under the tax
gathers notice.
The committee on Appropriations this
morning reported favorabiy on the Joint
resolution to allow SIS QUO to the state
Hospital at Faruhurst Gnd unfavorably
on tie one to appropriate money toward
monument for General Thomas A.
Smyth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

The Street and Sewer Commission have
at last awoke from their RIp Van.
Winkle sleep and their sotr'tarY has sary'
ed notice OH numerous persons 10 repair
defective sidewalks. Among them are
these OF Commissioner Moore and eN.Com-
missioner Gawthrop. Charity should al
aiways begin at home. Fix your pave
mpntl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
wisconsin Elects Republican Justice.

MILWAUKEE, April 3.-Wisconsin yes
terday elected II justice of the supreme
court to succeed Justice Winslow, who
was q candidate for reelection. His oppo-
ncnt was Judge George b. Clementson,
also a candidate on general call, as no
party nominations were made, though
Winslow is Democrat and Clomentson a
Republican The vote was light, and the
returns indicate the election of Clement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

FRo,, the popular outlook the street and
Sewer Commission will require more
money to run the affairs of he Commis-
Zion this year than ever. The people
may 10 prepared TO pay increased taxes
on their properties the coming July. Our
city affairs should be managed like any
mau's private business aIlIirs as econom-
ically us possible. The most and .best work
for the money should lie the thottn oil
those having the spanding OF the public
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
A hI.sIrry lIrnrehI lin.

Mlss Alice Moore daughter of William
Moore. OF Chester County, Pa. lett her
home Oh January 18th to visit Relatives N
Philadelphia. She never reached ner des.
tinationAnd nothing could ba hoard from
her, Notwithstanding Detectives we're put
on the case, Last Wednesday her aimost
distracted parents received word from
their missing daughter that she was SICK
been sincs leaving home No excuse was
given Tor her silence.