The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

at Irno, under consideration- Kinard
has been in the penitenuary about tnree
years. and sentenced twice 10 be hanged
The committee that Is looking over the
records OF the ereasurer's once TO find out
an about the payment OF the old bonds
Thursday mOrping ran across copy Of
IN 1T76 for the state OF South Carolina.
The paper is in rather a mixed up condi-
tion- and no exact date appears on IL Inc
preamble, however, states that the cOnsu-
tuition is TO replace the one temporarily
passed March Is. ING.
II would seem from the county papers
that considerable work is being done to-
ward getting up a creditable exhibit for
South Carolina at Atlanta. But here is
novelty: John b. King. the chief OF the
revenue raiders for that district, has turn
ed over the poplar-tOp. copper bottom Still
TO the Pickens County Exposition commits
siOners. who will ship IL 10 Atlanta, TO be
placed on exhibition. As a curiosity, IL
viii take the palm in the Palmetto eN-
hibit.
The trustees Of the. Orangeburg graded
school, il is reported. have adopted an
excellent plan Of selecting each month
what is termed a visiting committee
composed of representative tax payers
and citizens, who are requested to visit
the school each month, examine into the
manner Of teaching and discipline and
proval that might aid the trustees in their
general supervision of the affairs Of the
school"
There seems to be probability that the
rather strained relations between the lum-
Der shippers of Charleston and the Clyde
Steamship Company Will be relieved in
very satisfactory manner IN the near fu-
ture. The lumber men were notified Fri
dag that steamer was to be sent TO
Charleston at once from New York for
the purpose OF moving all of the lumber
that might be on hand for shipment. The
vessel is to have a capacity of six hun
dred thousand feet of lumber and she is
expected to sail from New York on We'd
nesday next.
A young man went to the Greenville
News Office Thursday and hauled of his
coat, Waistcoat and shirt to allow an in
spection OF his breast for the benefit of
cigarette smokers. He says he has been
smoking the coffin nails" zealously for
six years. using them at the rate of forty
a day. A few weeks ago he quit. He says
any man can quit who makes up his mind
to it. Now his breast Is covered with red
and yellow pimples through which a sub
stance is oOzing, which the doctors say is
clear nicotine. 1t is the same color as the
finger and thumb Of the habitual cigarette
smoker.
The state medical board of examiners
has finished its work. Twenty of the
young men who presented themselves for
examination passed the trial successfully.
DIR. Pope, of Edisto stood the best exam
ination, and will receive a library of medi-
cal works from Appleton 4 Co. The
young men who successfully stood the eX-
amipation are: George II. Bottom, Green
Vile; w. H. Harton, Aiken; d. II. Mont
gomery, Lockhart; ]. w. Davis, Clinton;
F. w. Carpenter, Charleston; J. NJ. Pope,
Edisto Island; A. A. HOrger, Orangeburg;
W.tP. Gibbes, Beaufort; James a. Hayne,
GreenWlle; r. s. burlington, Benefits
vile; NJ. S. Kirk, 'CharlestOn; A. S. Taft.
Charleston; I. A. Macon, Chester; ]. w.
Mobley, Johnston I. II. James, Cheraw;
Davidson. n. c.; T. Crawford, Rock Hill.
W. w. Fennell, Edgemore.