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The bee., 1895-07-04

OF Grapevine Mr.. Julius iCoe-
Nature. men informs us
IL that the outlook
for grapes is very good, and that
while twill be nothing phenome-
nal, still it is far in excess of last
years crops This is cheering news
to The lovers Of the fruit Of the
vine; and as some table varieties
ripen in July, it will not be long
before home grown grapes will
enter the market and our people
can enjoy the luxury OF this deli
cIous fruit. The manufacture OF
wine IS begun during the month OF
August, andis well worth trip to
those who have never had that op,
portunity.
The bee., 1895-07-04

We viii presen, Eve dollars in gold TO
any young. or old lady. who meets with a
serious acciden.. whilst dancing in a pair
OF our slippers. at the picnic. on theE'cnsth
OF July NJ. vIcroRY & Co
The bee., 1895-07-04

Was Thrown From Word was
= A Horse. ceive d
here last
Tuesday that a little son OF Perry
McCully was thrown from horse
early that morning, and received
what was believed to be fatal in
juries. He was still unconscious
at the time our informant left that
section, which was several hours
after the accident. McCully is a
colored farmer who lives near the
Sulphur Springs in the Richland
section. AS is always the case,
the horse was believed to be gen.
tie and harmless, t8tf2ft{1 l
The bee., 1895-07-04

To Chicago on Last Sunday AT
Bicycles. noon, M essrs.
Pearley Burrett
and Frank. Powers, of Iackson-
Vile, Florida, passed through
Darlington, on their 'Bikes." en-
route to Chicago. These gentle
men left Monticello, Fla, on the
18th Of this month, and expect to
reach Chicago on the a8th, thus
making ia6o miles in IS days.
They have braved disagreeable
weather. encountered rough roads,
but they have had excellent health
and this, coupled with determine
ton, will crown their efforts with
success. Mr.. Burrett has a. repu-
tation in the Magnolia State as :
rapid runner on the bicycle, and
has won several medals in contests
in Florida. The boys adopted this
mode Of transportation merely fol-
the "novelty OF the thing" " and the
people of Jacksonville are very
much interested in the trip.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Money and experience canno, improve
DIR. Sawyer's Uka,ine. which is for weak
and deolli,aled persons and these that are
run down from over-work ST. Bernard
nruo Shore
The bee., 1895-07-04

The old and the young, the rich
and the poor the grave and the
gay all enjoy riding on the Steam
Gallery. Hart and Harris are the
only men on earth, who can run a
gallery TO suit Everybody They
will be here on the Fourth OF July,
so get ready for the fun.
The bee., 1895-07-04

The Bali and The Madisonville
the Bat. Juveniles played
the Earlin & t o n
kids Tuesday evening. The game
drew a large crowd, and was
watched with great interest. The
score stood---Mad,sonville I6 to
Darlington al.
Competent judges tell US that
the young folks played well, and
set an example Of fair playing that
grown folks would do well to imi-
tate.
The bee., 1895-07-04

II you have tried many remedies and
many doctors and are still debill,aied and
weak and discouraged. try DIR. Sawyer'S
Usa,ins. and you win be cured ST Ber-
nard D.ur Store | m
The bee., 1895-07-04

The meeting commenced at Bethany
Church, near Nebo, by Rev A Bennett,
more than ten days ago, closed "Wednesday
nighi. with six bright convertons.
The bee., 1895-07-04

PERSONAL II the lady who admired
geniiemen's feet al the dspo. las. Sunday
has brother. lsll him the shoes came
from ]. M. Victory s Cos.
The bee., 1895-07-04

An excellent poem by Jesse Phillips. en-.
titled. why !" will appear in our next
issue the copy being handed in too late for
publication this week.
The bee., 1895-07-04
Buckisa's Arnies salye

The best salve ID the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. salt Rheam. Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands, chilblains, corns
and all Skin Erupiions. and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It's guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. Price as
cents per box, For sale by St. Bernard
Drug Store
The bee., 1895-07-04
Is invited. Admission Tree. ,

The Riding Gallery left us last Thursday
after very pleasant and we think a profit
abl stay 10 our midst We feel II only just
TO say Ia this coneeeuou, that abe young
genilemsn Hart and Harris. while Ia our
midsi deported themselves in mos, pleas
an, aud gentlemanly manner and favorably
impressed al with whom they came in
contact. They showed great liberaliiy
toward our poorer people aud also TO our
Noymal school and sunday school They
seemed 70 spare no nieanstc make eyery
one pleasant who attended their gallery
and their grea, iree hsarlsdnsss was notice
and commented on by all.--creen Riye'
Repnbllean
The bee., 1895-07-04
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS AT
noRToNvILLE,
Darlington happenings.
News Notes = Personal Paragraphs and
Other Doings a, Home Worthy
Of Special Mention.

Great slaughter Of prices on clothing for
10 days at NJ Victory & Cos
The bee., 1895-07-04

To enrich and improve the quality Of the
blood purify and brighten the complexion,
impart a natural and pink color TO the
cheeks aud lips and induce refreshing
sleep use DR. sawyer's Ukatine st Ber.
nard Drug Store.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Rev, ]. W. Lyon win Gil his regular
"hfth" Sunday appointment a, this place
next ssbbaih morning and at 7;t5 p. m.
The bee., 1895-07-04

You should always attend the the ses-
sions Of the Christian Enaeaver every
Sunday evening a, 6;I5 o'clock, a, Assem-.
bly, Halt
The bee., 1895-07-04

II you wish remedy 10 bring the flush
OF youth 10 your cheeks. new yigor TO your
system and make you strong and well take
Or Sswyer's ukaiine. 81 Bernard Drug
Cfnra
The bee., 1895-07-04
Card Of We tai
Thanks. OF exI

Card OF We take this method
Thanks. OF expressing our
warmest thanks to
Messrs. Edgar and w. C, Mcleod,
for the able and ready assistance
they rendered in behalf Of the sup
per given by the ladies' Of the Gold-
en Cross, and to assure shem that
thsir unselfsh lirdness viii always
be Remembered. THAI such eener-
ous deeds are Ike q city set upon a
hill The kind consideration Of
others never falls upnoticed o the
|gronpd< gso klt aaaa
LADIES ogrHE GoLDkn CRoss.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Wanted.--A sober. Industrious man.
steady employment fos two years. TO wear
out pair Of vic,ory's S. 90 shoes
The bee., 1895-07-04

Revival services are 10 progress at
Barnesiy. by Revs. Banks and Edwards.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Thousands testify TO the wonderful re
suits OF Or, Sawyers uka,ins in building
ap and renewing the debili.aled and broken
dawn conslitusiou. ST Bernard Drug
The bee., 1895-07-04

Every man. woman and
child to know that ]. NJ. Victory & Co.
viii save them as per cent 90 shoes aud
clothing. this week. and until after July
four.
Shoes have been advanced by manufac.
turers so per cent, bat We are selling at the
same old price Call and be convinced.
The bee., 1895-07-04

A good appetite and refreshing sleep are
essential TO health OF mind anybody. aud
thsss are given by Hoods Sarsaparilia.
The bee., 1895-07-04
tlhern Alnnnr rnlll,.

Binkers--looke eat that shabby mil,
iionaire, You cant4udge a man by his
iWinlsers-No, but you can Iadgo him
by his wifo's.--.N Y.l Weekly. 1891
The bee., 1895-07-04
nLIar % cur, aIl sLln pl.en..,. /.

Simply apply 'SwAsyEs oIsrhxNr, +" Nc
internal medicine required, Cures letter,
eczema. itch. all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, &c. leaviag the skin clear.
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no Other
remedy. Ask your dIuggis. for swAnyE's
oINTMRNT
The bee., 1895-07-04

Our clothing was all purchased this sea
son under The new tariff law, and we defy
eompetition. Call and inspect our stock,
|. M Victory & Co
The bee., 1895-07-04

Irregating the Col. Robt. Wood,
Methodists. with a full force
under his com
mand, is putting in hydrants in
that partl Of the city known as
"Methodist HILL" which will be
thoroughly supplied with hydrants,
fire plugs, etc The Col. IS by
draulic savant and fully under
stands bis business.a it is his in
tention to give those, who walk
after the manner of Wesley "much
water, although, as denomination
they can come nearer getting to
heaven dry shod than any other
branch Of the visible church.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Correspondent by Madi-
sonyille lady, Party answering must be
tall. dark compleclioned and must wear a
pair OF victory's celebrated shoes, Ad,
dress. J. NJ. viesory. RsR. erect,
The bee., 1895-07-04

Now is the time to commence
laying by nickels. The 4th of July
will will soon be here, and so will
the Steam Riding Gallery9of Hart
and Harris; and you know that
every body is going TO ride, and
you will hate to beleft out entirely,
so begin to get ready TO keep up
with yonr neighbors,
The bee., 1895-07-04

Baptist sunday School picnic to-day, at
Lakeside Park. fEN M fs
The bee., 1895-07-04
TOIIIng In the EIder I.w. LigOn

TOllIng In the Elder J.W, Ligon
Vineyard. left today ior
Robards, to hold
a series Of meetings. He was ac-
companied by l.. Daugherty, wife
and son, who will conduct the sing
ing exercises. The services will
continue about two weeks. Bro.
Ligon will be ably assisted by
Rev. w, III. Shelter, OF Lewisbnrg,
Tenn. Immediately upon closing
these meetings, Bro Ligon will
leave for an extended visit to the
Purchase country.
The bee., 1895-07-04
Pilesl PiIesl Itchlng Piles.

SyMProMs Ms--Moisture:l intense ltching
and singing; most at night: worse by
scratching If allowed to continue tumors
FORM which often bleed and ulcerate be-
coming very sore. SwYANR's OINTMENT
stops the Itching aud bleeding. heals ulcer
ation, ana an most cases removes the tu-
mors. At druggists. or by mail, for 50
cents. DIR. Swayne & Son. Philadelphia.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Job Work neatly executed at this
office. Estimates furnished on
application. Send in your orders
The bee., 1895-07-04
National Educational ASSOCiaI
EXCURSION TO DENVER.


q t e-aEI ~ .t II
4 EVANSVILLE, IED. MAY zs 1896
D Toyou who have been 'cooped" up dur
ing The fall, winter and spring inonths, an
have had scarce peep at the woods. ah
wild flowers and The birds as FREQ as air-
oyou who. onpanied BY your ioIlies
Friends, would enjoy brief respite fror
eare and responsibility in q restlul ride i
one Of Pullman's choicest palace COACHES
northward and westward over the bcanti
ful Prairies Of northern Indiana and Hi
'nois, across fhe grand old i'Fatherh Q
Waters, andt boandless prairies on il
western slopes. on and over the Grea
Western Plains. where once roamed a
VIII the.now historic buffalo. right up I
the foot Of that majestic sentinel Of ih
Rockies Pixies Peak, who rears his ljrou
head nearly $4,000 feet into The clouds
70 you the following thonghts are ao
The bee., 1895-07-04
Very truly yours.
z. L. GILLIAN, Dist. Commissioned
S3S4,255,12S.

Is spent annually for Tobacco Thous-
ands of men die annually from that dread
frl disease Cancer Of the Stomach, brought
on by the use OF Tobacco
The use OF tobacco is injurious to the
nervous system, promotes heart troubles,
affects the eyesight, Injuries the voice. and
mvkes your presence obnoxious to those
clean and pure from such filthy habit.
DO you USE TOBACCO
If you do. we know you would like to
quit the habit, and we want to assist you,
and will, II you say the word.
HOW CAN We HELP Tou7 Why. BY
inducing you to purchase box OF Colli's
ToBAcoo ANTIDoTR. which is a preparation
compounded strictly Of herbs and roots
which is tonic 10 the system: Also cures
the Tobacco Habit and knocks Cigarettes
silly.
HOW DO We KNOW IT WILL, ouRu
| you 3First by its thousands and thous-
of cures Second. by the increased demand
for II from the most reputable Wholesale
houses; Third, we know what it is COM
posed of. and that the preparation will
clean the system of nicotine. and will can
eel all errors of the past.
YOUR DRUGGIST Has Coli Tor sale:
IL he has not ask him TO get il for you. II
he tries TO palm off something 'just as
good insist on having colli, II he will
not order il for you. send us (sr,oo) one
dollar and receive box Of Colli postpaid.
Remember. COLL CURES.
In most cases one box effects cure bur
we guarantee boxes TO cure any one.
COLLI REMEDY co.,
HIeaINsViLE. MO.
The bee., 1895-07-04
In Your
Blood

In Your Is the cause Of that
Blood tired, languid feelin
which afilicIs you at
this season The blood is impure and has
become thin aud poor That is why you
have no strength. no appetite. cannot
sleep. Purify your blood with Hoods
sarsaparlIa, which will give you an ap-
petite. tone your stomach. and invigorale
your nerves.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Mothers win hnd chamberlain's Cough
Remedy especially valuable ior Group aud
whooping cough. u win give prompt re-
lief and and Is safe and pleasant We have
sold II for several years and !, has never
failed to give the most perfect satisfaction.
G. W. Richards, Duqusnse, Pa. Sold by
ST. Bernard Drug Store. Darlington Ben
T. Robinson. Mortons Gap and George
King. ST. Charles.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Now IS the time to subscribe for
THE BRE
The bee., 1895-07-04

Misses Crenshaw and Umstead
have .rethrned,home from. a visit tc
Miss Earle in the Charleston
The bee., 1895-07-04

A Word 20 the Last Saturday
Wise. night, the home
OF Mr. aud Mrs.
w. b. Wise was illuminated by
the advent Of little glrl who dis
turbed the balance at IN pounds,
and is said to possess an unusual
amount Of beauty for even girl to
have. The parties implicated are
all doing finely. The new conner,
as far as the "hoss editor" knows,
is gliding along down the stream
Of life with no other name than
'the baby" "A an
The bee., 1895-07-04
Our COIoHed Citizens.

All communications ana matters Of news per
aiming 70 this column should be addressed 20
CIV. MnNniwEArHEp. RarIingson. Ky.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Miss Myrtis McCarley, who has
been in Springfield, Tenn, sfor
several weeks, returned home
Tuesday, accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Granger, and cousin,
Carl Humphrey. = A
Miss Ethel Evans left on We'd
nesday morning for Chattanooga,
Tenn, TO attend the Epworth
League Convention, that copvenes
in that city today From there
Miss Evans will sit@relatiyes in
Cole City, Ga. 49,
The bee., 1895-07-04

Miss Lillian Robinson spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
brother, Mr.. b. w. Robinson, at
Mortons Gap.
The bee., 1895-07-04

Every person is invited TO attend the
mass meeting after the literary is over
Tuesday night Be sure you come, there
Is something excellent in the wind Par.
ents, come out.
The bee., 1895-07-04

The marriage Of Miss Lena childs and
Mr.. Tom Dixon was something grand.
and we wish them all happiness 10 life.
and that their path may be strewn with
roses
The bee., 1895-07-04

Quite an interesting programme was
rendered by the ladies Of the educational
board last Sunday eveping at the Mt Zion
church
The bee., 1895-07-04

Hoods pills are easy to take. easy
In action aud sure in effect 2sc.
The bee., 1895-07-04

gMriA. w. Davis attended the conven-
tion OF the League ofAmercan Wheelmen,
al Mayfeld since my last He reports a
pleasant time Lll1I
The bee., 1895-07-04

Mr.. George NJ. Davis departs to-day
for Louisville to attend the tobacco
sale t trfn yitnifatltf
The bee., 1895-07-04

On last Saturday eve. Mrs Liszie Carr,
wife of Burrel Carr departed this life.
the funeral services taking place at the
Mt. Zion Baptist church The bereaved
family have the sympathy Of the COM
munity at large. Blessed are the dead that
die 10 the Lord
The bee., 1895-07-04

OWlnk 70 tne iateness OF tno correspond
ence the visiting news had to be omitted
Come out TO the Reading Room Thurs.
day night, programme has been arranged
that will interest all
The bee., 1895-07-04

The Democrats OF Kentucky. by their
chosen delegates, will assemble to-day at
Louisvilleto nominate state ticket, which
viii be defeated by the citizens Of Ken
tuckY. in the Noveniber election.
The bee., 1895-07-04

tn ssoine of them IL isa remarlsable
fact that the air ia SO rarifed that, as
I'M the case OF high attitudes, fresh
meat can be preserved for weeks at a
time Cincinnati Enquirers afa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-23
NEW TREATY ABOUT THE SEALS.
Congressional Failure to Appropriate
Makes Negotiations Necessary.

Congressional Failure to Appropriate
Makes Negotiations Necessary.
y new treaty is to be negotiated between
Great Britain and the United States rclat-
ing to the seal fisheries, the meetings to be
held in this city and to be participated in
by representatives of Canada as well as
the United States ard Great Britain.
Owing to the prolonged siege of illness
through which Secretary Gresham has
passed, which may make it desirable for
him to take a rest, the meeting will prob
ably bc dcfoircd until the summer or fall.
The projected treaty is rendered necessary
by the inaction of congress on the Behring
sea seizure claims. The original claims
which, with interest, amounted to $780,
COO, were scaled down to Si25 90, and Pres
ident Cleveland advised payment in his
message to congress, but an amendment
to carry out the presidents recommended
tion was defeated. 1t was then sought to
provide for an International commission
to adjust the terms Of settlement, but
this, too. faiied, leaving the matter still
open.
The purpose of the treaty would be
therefore to create 4 commission to hear
all the evidence and determine the
amount; of indemnity to be paid the seized
sealers. After being signed the treaty
will have TO be submitted to the senate
for ratification, and unless there is an ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-23
DISAPPEARANCE OF SOME RIFLES.

Spanish Arms Take Themselves Wings
and Fly Away-Cuban situation.
What has become of 9, 200 rifles that have
been for two years past stored in Havana?
That is question that is said now to be
puzZling the Spanish government. Two
years ago the agent in Havana of Span
ish arms manufacturing company con-
tracted with the Cuban government to
supply 1000 rifles Before the delivery,
however, a rival gun firm won over the
government, and when Agent LarranaGa,
for the original contractors, delivered his
goods they were refused on the pretext
of some defect, and the other firms goods
We're accepted.
The rejected arms were stored away and
recently the government bethought itself
to ascertain the condition and where
abouts of the stored arms The raid on
the storehouse has recently been made
public and the alleged fact that only
seventy-five guns were found. 1t now
transpires that there were only 800 rifles
found of the 10000 rifles stored.
For the next two months it is stated
there will he slow progress in the revO.
luton, as the Cubans do not intend now
to assume the aggressive. Early in June,
the opening of the rainy season, the Span
ish troops not acclimated will be on the
field exposed to the elements, and yellow
fever is relied upon to move strongly
against their force and to kill more troops
than the Cubans might with rifles. The
new Sanish guns of delicate mechanism
are expected to rust and fail in the heavy
rains, while the Cuban rifles of American
make are relied upon for better service.
News from Havana gives a report from
Santiago that General Garrich made a
sortie from Balm last Monday with n
force of 100 cavalry and 120 infantry. The
troops overlook the rebels at Soils and
killed five men in a short time. Among
the dead were the rebel leaders Manuel
and Maoheco, and the aide-de-camp Se-
trada All of the arms and ammunition
of the rebels We're captured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-23
stand for Non-sectarianism.

DETROIT, March .2-Dr. James \.
Warden of Philadelphia made a bold
stand for non-sectGrian missionary meth
obs during the days session of the Pres
byterian missionaries conference. The
question was upon the admission to asso-
cIate membership of q. W. Potter, a mis-
sionary OF the Sunday School union. DR..
Warden declared: III there is drop of
sectarian blood in our veins We want to
let 1t out We are all doing this work for
Christ We are fighting the world, the
flesh and the devil. We are not lighting
Christ or any that believe in him, and are
trying TO do his work in the name of
Chrtsrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-03-23
INDICATIONS OF IMPROVEMENT.
Dun e Co. Say They Grow Moro Distinct II
thc Busiaess World.

Dun z Co. Say They Grow Moro Distinct il
the Busiaess World.
NEW YORK, March 23-R G. Dun 6;
Co. weekly review of trade says: Indi.
cations of improvement in business grow
more distinct The most obtrusive of
them-the speculative advance in cotton
and in stocks-is the least reliable, nor
can either of these be said to reflect actual
improvement in business conditions.
Railroad earnings are scarcely better, and
speculation is largely based on expecta-
tions of a more effective monopoly in
coal and some other products.
More valuable Indications are that the
volume Of domestic trade gains a little,
money is in much better legitimate de.
mand, and the force of hands at work
gradually increases in some industries
and in others is restricted only by strikes,
which are presumably temporary. The
rise in cotton to 6 81 cents seems to have
scarcely any contact with the facts of de-
mand and supply. but a very substantial
basis, nevertheless, If, as some maintain,
more cottan had been sold in this country
for future delivery than could be pro-
duced here until another crop comes
The rise in wheat, which started with
the report Of wheat in farmers hands, has
been followed by reaction, SO that prices
are lower then they were prior to that re-
port. Corn has not followed, but after n
rise to 81 5-S cents holds the price Of week
ago. Pork has declined % cents per bar
rel, and lard 20 cents per 100 pounds. The
advance in wages of coke workers raises
the cost Of fuel Tor large proportion of
the iron manufacturers, but as yet does
not affect prices of iron or its products, as