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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Shot Down in cola BLOOD.

NnoANillc, Tenn, oct 1i-Thuiras
hrceu, a young tailor was shot and
Killed on Central nvcnu" i'm tho tough
part of the town about 1890 Tonight
~" was walking along the street viii
"a iriciih aud the two men met an I'M
KNOWN man walking with woman OF
the town Tho sidewalk was yr,y u,r
ROW and lirccu brushed against IN.
woman IN" mknwun man turned and
fred % bullet through Brc-n's heart
u" staggered into u saloon aud feel Ia
inc i""i d'ai. lFrccn's companion TOOK
To- his heels when the shot vas fIraI ami
dld not stop 60 recognize the murrt!rr.r.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
NmnnIi, mir.

The Suffolk Fair, beginning Tuesdnv
October 18TH. will continue four day.
ana VIII prove one of the most INTEREST,"
each day by some of the fastest hnrsts,a.ss.
on the fastest tracks in the state. 81
excursion rates on all railroads. Spas
Gial excursion trains on Atlantic and
Danvi!Ie railroad Wednesday, Th,Irss
VIII leave Norfolk at IL a. m. i{eti,s,,t
ing VIII leave fair grounds lmmedfat,sss
after races each day. otsIs;sSsfy
over 500 people fitted with slesses. Iii
Norfoik by DIR. Week. ana no es,fSss
plants f. III. GALE, 1b2 sfais sd s;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Iurich, OCT Il -Thr rnruution nf M
Heart Of knsciusco. which lad been
transferred from the Chapel in Vesia.
near Lugano. was the occasion for a
ceremony NJ The Polish Museum I'm Ran
prrs"rH on the Lake OF Zurich. to-
"aN. Delegates from the Poles oi Cal
acN. including lhc president ana NUM-
yllal authorities of CtacoW. and Polish
deI"Eat ties from Poscn Prussia: besides.
"a number ot American Poles were prcs
"ul several speeches We're mad" in
rulu"y of the patriot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
The Cannon Hall,

The Cannon BAH for clothing is re
nOwnoG.
Greatest bargains here are always
found,
They suit tho masses, short ana tall
THE CANNON BALL"
Elegant clothing. gents furnishings. too.
Finest in Norfolk they have FOR you
stock IN" largest. prices always small.
AT THE CANNON BALL"
II matters not what your needs may be.
For stylish goods their own make see.
one price only they have for all
At THE CANNON BALL"
At 50 Main street do not forget.
Everything FOR mankind YOU can get
See their tIuc display for fall
NJ THE CANNON BALL"
An cnviablr reputation they have won.
Most rcliabi" pronounced by every one.
Economists do not fail TO call
AT THE CANNON BALL"
50 Main street,
Sterling silver Bridal Presents as low
as the lowest
CHAPMAN x JAKEMAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Who have lately visited Port Norton,
the general opinion is that ii is the most
desirable Site .or homes ana tov invest
ments on NorioiK havbor. ana since lilo
equipment of the electric railway IL !.
eligible 10 the business men Of tho ,hrco
cities. PURE air and water. large lors
low prices. low taxes cheap living
schois, churches and all modern advan-
tagcS. With the certainty OF rapidly in
CrcaslnG values. due to general dcvclou-
ment and the location of the Southern
railway terminus In vicinity. Vcsti-
bulc electric cars each way every half
hour. Call on NJ. " Mason. Columbia
building. Norfolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
"'WAR OF THE ROSES"
A Unique Entertainment TO Be Given in Rich
mOnd for the Home For InCurahIeS.
TIE PLAN ADVOCATED BY THE vlRGINlAN
senator Daniel ON the stump The
seventh bay HdNcrii>ta Sr:nu-
izing ~ Church Col. i'hiI Brown
incr Ihc once nr Register oithc
Land office.

Richmond Va. oct lG.-(Speciall-
rho plan under which the Virginia
RaSc- Fan League will bc conductcd
mex year appears Ia give general salts
faction II is just what The Nmginian
advocated as far back as August The
president and secretary will Lc cN-or-
hclo general managers Of The league ana
VIII b" a man of great power Two
names nave been suggested MIR Belts
the umpire. and Nh McGutiim. Of Staun-
ton. I'm TINS connection III may bc :'tated
that Portsmouth has signed second
Bascman Han and Pitcher Brandt. ana
probably liargroVe for next arasur
Ton Tate VIII return to Norfolk
ana TURNER. late of PETERSBURG. will yiay
on that team. Paddrn has declined an
offcr OF $500 per month from Pnjludel-
phia and Pittsbugg. to manage the Eoa,
nokc team next year
Tho candidacy of Colonel w. II. Rob
ms FOR tn" Office of Secretary Of The
Commonwealth. is n, worrying the
friends of Hon. JOSEPH Il. I.avless.
There is no man in the state who could
defeat MIR. Lawless nj this time | am
told ON very good authority hat he has
the solid delegation of Richmond for
him.
Captain Phil i;rown of the Blue
Ridge Springs, Will, it is said. oppose
Sidney T. Epcs for Register OF the Land
Office. This Will bc 4 contest of more
interest than that over the Office of
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Captain Brown ~ an cX-member of
the House and very popular. but he will
have hard man to beat IN Mr.. Epes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

who also has served in the tower branch
OF the Legislature and is lust az popu-I
lar as Captain Brown. M
Senator Daniel is nov on the stump
and expects 10 stay there until election
day. lie is attracting great crSwda
wherever he goes. Tie state Commit
tc" Will keep him in districts where tho
contests are close
The War OF the Rosns' to be given
mere IN November for the benefit of the
Home for tn" incurable will be a most
unique entertainment. Several prettyl
young ladies are drilling nightly to rep-
resent the houses cf York and Lan.,'
caster All the Protestant deno,nina-s
lions ana the Catholic Church are repress
scented on the committees.
The Seventh Day Advcntists have.or.3
canned church her" with - members
and viii receive six more in short time
They have services tirce or four times
a week, conducted by Elders McCutch-5
con and Ncff These people observa
Saturday as their sabbath
Col James u Brady sued ex-sber,ss
j. w Southwark for $3.50 in the County
Judgment for $50. He claimed that
Southwark employed him as co,,nsei 70
contest Col Ta2ewcn Enett's seat I'm
Congress and afterwards decided 10
make no contest
Mag. enters million and three-quar-s
t"rs hotel will he opened about the 25tb
ana II Is said that blow OUT viii
be- given to the newspaper men.
The state Library Board was in sss.
business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
HELP WANTED.

WANTED DRESS MAKING Miss
Whthbu late ui Washington. capable
Al home OF will 50 out by' the day. 1t'
queen street oClG-lW'
WANTED An ahl"-hodird. ac,ommoda-
'inc white man with family. a. Keep
- OF Tho West Norfolk ana Port Nor
FOLK draWbridlgc Send written appicH-
ton with best references to President
W y x TT -. Co. 10 Kern Buiding.
Portsmouth. Va OclJ-3t
\ GOOD MAN WANTED with money
as "a partner To increase facilities in u
Misunderstanding specially Well vst.tr-
lshed y plenty Of work: no OPPOSE
lion rJr" chance for JNr righI man
For particulars, address, ur cali al Fac
tory, j II. WINSTON Manager Nr-
Einin harIUst l'luuriHH Company. ).
Princess .Annr avenue, Norfolk, Va.
ucl6-},'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Underwear! Underwear! Under
wear Good! BETTER! Best
NICHOLS q WALLACE.
1863 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Lihhcy and Mount Washington Cut
Glass at low prices at Chapman &
Jnkcmnn =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
'IIIi4 .IclisIIIc ,InIc

Amcs y Burke have only one Of those
Ilanps lett at '2S5 Persons who Hre
seeking a bargain vCuld do well To call
desired ~ -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

Lamp Tables and Fivc-o' Clock Teas
new styles. at Chapman x Jaheman's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

No article ever attained t. Luch unbouuded
popularity. -Sai-p, Ob.err,t.
An Article OF great Iur:it and virtue CHA
S0upsr,ff
We can bear ,cstimany to tho efficacy of IA.
Pam Killer. We have seen it, magic effects in
soothlnE tho sevotest pain, and know IL 10 be
good ARTICLE TtHcsHaatt Disscfri
speedy cure foS phn no iami!y should be
without Eohy.dl Transcript.
Nothing mas Yet suTpGssed thn Psln.Ei,l,r.
which i. tho moot valuable family fnrdiclu. nov
III usc. Trur. DrgIr.
II ha.rgH! nrg!t, as means % removing pain,
2" metlcin" has acquired = rrputatinr "a Hl TO
f'fTF DAVIS .hliicr.-NeNgoy; lky.} HItiy
N,lss.
IL - really valuable med ciue Il 10 used by
man! Physicians R1s'oa IIgrtiisr
B"Var" ~ iiuitstour, hug only tho csHuius
made ~ "PtEHN DAVIS" Sold everywhere,
Large bottles, - =ui Toe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

who also has served in the tower branch
OF the legislature and is iustgus popu-
lar as Captain Brown. tl "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
THE GREAT
Family Medicine of the Age.

Diarrhra, Cramp, and Pain i'll the
Stomach Sore Throat, Sudden Colds,
Coughs, &c, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

WANTED To buy uld-tm- Furniture
mad" of hard wood. Address 80 church
slINel nNlm-mi,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

oyster Sandwiches at Macs. 5 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
Used Externally, II Cures

Cuts, Cruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprans,
Toothachc, Pain i'll the Face, Ncu-
Ialgia, Rheumatism, Frosted Feet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16

"'"storiai las" we'll adapted ,ocl,ilircn that
irrr"mmcnd it ns superior toamy prescription
Known 10 ne" II. \. Aiumru, VI. H.,
III So. oxford St. Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n. y. AGELAsTO Electrical Engineer. 81
Plume street.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Killed a Whale.

BosToS, March IA whale about
IS feet in length, and evidently an old
settler, was killed Off Nahant Sunday
night by picked crew of experienced
men from Nahant. The whale had
been reported1y several parties dur
ing the last few days, and Friday
night two fishermen who were out III
their boats were forced to make a hur-
ried retreat. to the shore in order to
escape undue familiarity on the part
of his whaleship. The whale isevident-
ly an old one and he is half covered
with seaweed. Deeply imbedded in
his back was an ancient harpoon, bad
ly rusted.. but with the Inscription
Hiram K. Swain, Nantucket: 1882
still legible
The Nahant whalers are in high glee
as thereyhas been considerable. rivalry
Between them and their Swamscott
bretheren over the prospective capture
of the monster. ..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20

Wood, whi;e talking to a reporter,
took occasion to score the police and
.Tavt6ir' Fitzpatrick. He said that it
was an Internal outrage that the ne
groes were not protected. Mayor Fitz-
patrick appeared on the scene soon
after the riot and Captain Wood paid
BIS compliments to His Honor IN IN
measured terms. Mayor Fitzpatrick
had hurried 10 the scene as fast as
possibleand directed the police officers.
Acting Superintendent .Tournee also
arrived on the~cene IN due time.
The mayor was very much dlsap-
pointed when told that there We're no
arrest made. lie called the police to-
gether and told them iu t::m tone
That whenever they saw ; man fire s
shot to get that man of all hazards.
Continuing he said: Yea men walk
along the wharf, and If you see any
one whom you think took part in the
shooting arrest them"
The negroes fred upon We're in the
employ of Stevedore Geddes. Of the
Harrison lire Of steamer. is said
that the reason tnat there was not sui
fcient force of police on hand at that
hour was that the hour, to begin work
was 7:30 o'clock and the police had re-
ceived orders to report at that time.
There was only a handful of men on
the scene at the time of the shooting.
The wharf at this point is almost to-
tally covered with freight and nearby
are number of box cars. The majo
1ty of the attackers concealed them
selves behind these distractions.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
.Iudee s;mon1on,s Decision.

CHARLESTON, March 12.-The State
dispensarM law is now on its way TO
the United tesSupreme Court. In
the United States Circuit Court today,
Judge Simenton handed down de-
ecision' in the, habeas corpus cases OF
the master and crew of the schooner
Carolina, who had been arrested on
charge 'ot: violating the dispensary
law. Their vessel contained cargo
Of liquor brought from Savannah to
this port, was seized by the police and
State conssables and confscated-. Suits
were brought to transfer the case to
Federal court. and tile master and
crew Of ihe:vessel were. brought into
that court on habeas corpus. IN the
decision which orders the release OF
the men from custody, Judge Simon
ton expresses the opinion that the ar
rest and detention of the defendants
was against the interstate commerce
law, and that the dispensary law is
unconstitutional, and indicates. that it
would be best for the State. and the
public for the case to be carried speed
ily before the Supreme, Court OF the
United States. =:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
The Missing Link.

DR.. Engene Dubois. a Dutch army
surgeon a; Batavia, Java, is. sure he
has found the missing link in that IS,
land. He has unearthed the partial
remains Of three skeletons that seem to-
fill all Requirements of. the .link:>' lsss
interesting to note that the. .renafns
were found in the strata Of the dtas
ternarF age. the one considered BY 'Ses
olosiss to Immediately precede. the
appearance of man on the. earth. The
skulf of the skeletons found is. about
two-thirds the size of the human skull
today. The teeth.are less apelike than
those of the simian tribes The thigh
bones are distinctly like those of man
kind and show that the missing lin!;
walked erect, WHICH is plore than some
of tke human race do Today. The
skeletons are clearly between tn;>t OF
MAN and the higher ape, hut more iill-
man than apelike This IS very inter:
ex5ting information 1t may. be sab;
mitted without otfe1iSe, however; .'at
the niEs;n link is 81 10 n;eals 50 s'l'-
commoa that one has to iravel.to IA
to find it. .
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
WhiSkey Seized.

CHARLESTON, March IA special
to the News and Courier. from Beau
fort, says: This afternoon, the State
constables seized on board of the sloop,
"Our Fritz" of Charleston, sixteen
oaGrels Of whiskey and FIVE barrels OF
export Deer, marked ''Sticken &
ONeal, Wilmington, N. c., shipped
from Savannah Mr.. Benjamin Elfe.
represented as super cargo, in charge,
was arrested upon warrants issued bv
Igial Justice I. G. White, charging
slfsaction. of the aispensary laws IN
Jtsiqn JRtGiqngg5ng 81 'tc:0dtraband Mhi.keys and IL
auors into tie State for use therein.
upon affidavit of the State constables.
he defendant claims that he was only
passing through by the inland passage
on account Of rough weather and that
lie was oound for Wilmington. The
cons:ab.es claim to have evidence to
t:!c con ir2ry and have teIegraphed the
1oyerlor the >'t2sation. The vessel
3:lt, CARGO ne in c.I>.ege Of The sheriff
20 }0idc developments. The defend
Az was reg ,iled !" ,lrnisl bail.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
The Kesissration.BlanEs.

COLUMBIA, S: G:;r March h;1a.-Attors
ney General BarberIretuaned to the
city to-day: In speaking of the reg!
istration affidavit blanks, he, said:
my attention has: been called to the
letter of Mr.. E. A. Webster IN reference
to the blank affdavits:::1f I had noticed
that any of the1lewspapers had re-
ported me as saying that [: furnished
or saw that Mr.. Webster got
copies of the form, I should
have" corrected the statement
Immediately Wren Mr. Webster
was in my office in the early part of
February. in the course Of. converse
.tion he stated that if me could. get the
form hewould have blattks printed. I
did not have forms ready.in due, time
ron the..2gth Of FebruarS.: He wrote
me a letter, in which he said: Refer
ring. to our. conversatiGn:in your office,
please inform me where I can receive
a supply of the forms prepared by: you
for registration of votes under the last
Act of the :Eegislatp1re; or: if:aconYeni;
ent,'I would'be obi liged If Eau.. would
send me a:.eepy, that may have a
supply printed When the forms were
ready and turned oyer toSecretary of
State to be furnished the supreYis-
osS for, their guidance, a letter was
written to Mr.. Webster referring him,
It's the fact: Both in his cohversatioH
with me shu his letteE above quoted.
he:indicated his Intention and expecta-
ton. Of hating blanks printed, and
asked for the form. !: Ehe. letter from
this office. was merely FOR the purpose
of notifying him thatathe form had to
be forwarded. TO the supervisor, and
could be see;lred from lin: If Mr..
Webster took mo steps to secure the
forms until the day .for. REGISTRATION to
begin it washis fault. KaA it. been
AQnyenientfor, Inc to hgve. furnished
Mr.. WeyStcr: copies L 1u.should have
aone,so Just as'F did: Mr.. 3raytton' IS
asked fsr item. IF Mr..
Webster misunderstood the letter FROM
tilis-utIee l resret:it; if,ie'was ignor--
ait Of the req6ransih : Of the
laws ne alone IS" trespousible
foT It. There. has hsen great deal Of
t.Ik about this MAD fer. when thcrc is
really nothing ip it: The law las been
fully conplica.witn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
c,lrfboats,. Besides anyone With half

gultboats, Besides anyone With half
the eye ole seaman could see that
With wings spread fore and aft. just
gong aboEt her, business. lie sst $40
signals tilswe were SO lar away We
c1alo-not read them: It'1nay be t;,:.t
,:;e ;llip was:a new one on that station:
One tlaing. that makes it look that way
WIS 1aat tue slip was painted black
and her bottom seebled very clean.
TheE always paint their ships on their
SIMPSON thatssstation white. But he
could easily have seen that this was
not the kind Of ship for q fMbuster.
I. Captain Crossman is the,senior com!
1napder Of the: Colon bian' Line and
commodore Of the feet. He was IN
comnand oi. TIE Brazilian. warship-
American, which was the remodelled
excursion ship. Britsnnia:: buta bros..
en- leg forcet him to leave. the Brazil
ian service, and he. restrned home
from Martinique.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
The Cruiser Lost. -

,MADRfb, March 13.-An2figgtry for the
safety of the cruiser Reina Regerte
haas grown rapidly today and thisc
hight feared generallythatshe went
down with her 42O souls in the storm
which swept. the south coast Sun
day night and Monday morning. Dis
patches from 'C;ibra tar, says that
pieces.os a boat and several s;,1raphore
flags belonging to the cruiser came
ashore =; Ceuta and TaIif,. til;seaiter-
moon. The cri;i5as isi;. de;.I.'ts.ts,l, llas
left lgeua.s u search TOR thc-sUissjpg
vessei. / G:tsnatch ;ron TaDgiers
SAYS til;.t ts.e .:1q. Rc@eUle. leta t'';@S
port IL b;., w..4ei. The E>ina :le-
genie WIS Z stea; 'le"i, prcten.ed crl.o-
er o; 4.Sv1 t2Os GIsp!@c4meH; and
i33,05J horse power. She MS launched
lH iSS.. ;.,s,, wa. :: >:St2g. S.,ip 0c tic
Et11tonst NfIL ~: the LIE P;uto. Her
speed WIS 20! Enots.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
Spyin~ out the Land,

ATLANTA, GA, March IA com
mittee from the Massachusetts Legisla;,
ture, consisting of four Senator'S and
eight Representatives, is in Atlanta,
visiting the cotton mills forthe purpose
of reporting the causes for the removal
of New England capital to the Pied
mont region. Vice President Hemp
hill and committee from the Cotton
Estates and International Exposition
meet the visitors this morning and cons
Quoted them to the Exposition Cotton
Mills, the Atlanta Cotton Mills, and
the Elsas and May Mills, where opera!
tons were inspected in detail, and
many questions were asked and an:
swered. This afternoon the committee
drove the visitors out to the Exposi-
ton grounds and explained the plans
for the great Fair The Massachusetts
gentlemen stated that they would re
turn to their State and endeavor~ to
and endeavor to secure an
appropropriation for a Massachusetts
building at this Exposition. They
were thoroughly enthused with the
prospects Of the Cotton States and In
ternational Exposition Vice Presi:
dent Hemphill has invited the visitors
to meet with the executive committee
of the Exposition tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. tits believed that this
conference will result in the representa-.
ton of Massachusetts, at the Exposition.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany today applied for $500 square
feet of space for their exhibit at the
Cotton States and international EX.
position. 1t is proposed to make an
elaborate display OF the resources OF
the portions Of Virginia. North Car,
olina, South Carolina and Georgia
traversed by this line. :,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-20
For u State Exhibit.

COLUMBIA, March 1.-THE work Of
arranging a creditable exhibit TO,
South Carolina at the Atlanta Exposi
ton is taking definite and satisfactory
shape. A special meeting of the cen
tral committee was held here tonight
and matters We're generally talked
over and programme of work map
ped out. The committee through its
chairman, Governor Evans, issued the
following address:
To the people of South Carolina and
to the boards of county commissioners
for the Atlanta Exposition: Alta meet,
ing of the central State committee
charged with the management and
supervision of the State exhibit held
here today the following plan was
agreed upon:
LIST. Mr.. E. L. Roche has been selec:
ted as State commissioner with full
power to collect and arrange the ma
terials contributed by the various
counties for said exhibit.
I'd. Each county in the State is ex-
pected to contribute the sum of three
hundred dollars to a general State
fund for the purpose of securing and
arranging the exhibit.
Sd. The county boards are expected
to meet as soon as practicable, at their
respective county seats, perfect their
organization and proceed to collect
and forward to the State commissioner
any and all products, minerals, woods
and manufactured articles they may
desire placedin their county exhibits.
They Will be notified by Commission.
er Roche of the time and place to ship
such articles. The county commission,
ers charged especially with the collec.
ton of the amount of money assessed.
4th. The cooperation of all manu-
featuring. industrial and educational
institutions is urgently requested, as
it is especially desirable at this exhibi-
ton to fully set, forth any exhibit OF
South Carolinas progress as the lead
err of the South in these direction.
5th. Recognizing the invaluable aid
of the women of the State in arousing
the spirit OF superiority inherent in
South Carolinians, we ask their coop
Grafton in this work and especially
their aid in collecting the necessary
funds to carry out this patriotic un-
dertahng.
9th. The financial management has
been placed in charge of Mess,s. An
drew Simmonds, E. 8. Pringle and
Z. Il. SparEman, of Charleston, S. c.,
to whom all remittances should be
made.
7th. Any further information may
be had from Commissioner E L.
Roche, Of Charleston, S. c., or the
Governor.
This. exhibit should be creditable to
the State. and it rests upon the citi-
zens, Individually and collectively, to
see to it that South CaroEnians visit.
ing the Exposition are not allowed: to
feel ashamed Of our place in the pic,
ture. :
In the absence of any Legislative
appropriation we are dependent entire
ly upon the patriotism of our people,
and in appealing to it am satisfied Of
a hearty response.
JOIN GARY EVANS,
Governor and Chairman of the Board
Commissioner Roche will get tc
work at once. a. K.