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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

2Ius ellen 3beiIen oss 0,trIftcs, IN
oeIieu Wlliclpunft 81. 9ours fleaf, er.
lbdIIen bItttrc alnsen iiber cmpfire.
llbrn Sbnocn, oen Der gBinterpeiien
gellltcn BAT. 1beils ourb @eireioe.
8nnien uno 9elilibe Jlrc9en, gum
Ibeli wobl Gub ourb empfinolIte
2dttc.
9ernrtlge Serift fummen Dor 4Gem
ouS aanlns, nber nub aus SGinois
uno MlHonri, Obio uno Snbiann.
% nm Der fontrollirbnre 0eiSens
Yorrn'b i'm 8einmmilebiet Der Ssr.
Stonteu lpdb,cnb Der uerHO6eneu 8ohe
nm 3,l39.O00 Suibel nbgenommen bat,
iino Die 8si5snprsiis neueroings be-
trddtilb III Die S0be sssausen. 5n
St. 9Ouis Der Suibel 9aib auf sO.79:
il Gb,eaeU aui 50. Isl mo in 3riu
NOrt aui sO.7St.
SrubgcpHanStts @sIibtoru lbeiut
nuh olelfud hurh Die iinsiisa 5rofc
lelllteu 81 blbeu. llno 10 ,uiro Der
&ulpet Is lib" nit sO.52 quotri.
Vim Haasmelneu 1T @sihiiisbelit-
ruua IN Serbiuouua nit Der Striaeruul
oer Breiie Der msiiteu 6armprObutts
uun mnuder auoercr RddrCu bcmsrt.
bar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE J. hereby given that the under
- siZpel COuuiy surveyor aud sXnfhci0
Road C~fa aisSi0Gtsr sill the - day at
May i-csl "a : 90 5skr iFi To- the ~ ssi
an't sesi bi isF. bil- -Htgsst to ij8e approval
Of the J.stitty SslTi tr rstgFact sJ IBaca Lanai
ring t,sfs IS tH- Lea Rstt Il IIs4rY X AT
le = Heic. teSiaaint It4e ssssi sal. ai Iien- >
Kti-s'~ Hr.H alutfs q q .; ~ Isssf oak tire
. t5tEfrs.t8 thFaCe zzstta ts tas ) ". CsTusT
lie - = zffieSs Ggia ttfrnce & 80 feet tst-
isglH-s-tlS HsaF sttl tree TIE Ns8Ita sale Di
H2l-i o. 'ffia5H la5i -,IraTss mare iss. sat-
FsTk a. sF - ia zessl'lil8 sBf t3l squares
sa- frsftBGH sssrts sBss.H aaf sai
sieihcs 1T Istf Is Esoa leu be pro .erIF
graded i5 feet "a Stdsh Ead that = lagsT ..
rsscks % i3csfss aika TIA 1 .ai FJ=ks To bs
ssot tsTger than g91 tRca~s square heSn II ia on
bs'ff sides hy zDssi heavy Togks. ti9 iscia~.
Hl<h thick aud ta nz1asla " tg be baak.d
up D. bssta st5es 1f eITB stones is such 9 war
A. t. 34tiI them 10 JitriT place aad tue Nh1ls
layer b@sEsea -al3 si8e rscks "a be gsV~rsf
win layer Sf gravel OF hFok.s rsscks said
bs'sksn rJs ! tS ias ns>t larger faas - inches
- saTs SCI ss.i iat 81 10 t~ ~ tassss thick asd
- / H1s1zsizm 30 be SsBveE~i T0sf.Fsie-i 90
IS = inct-ss ri n iu ths AL catyrTfs
! tse baliE ntu-t ~ Arsa>el SF aarrsE@-t ia
sio' - be e,sa over lt1 ts-f@s ~ ths ., nj 10
- erT~T~si over with <'ssd str-sBx raeks.
lss4 than EtI taosss saiok- IL % tseia.is all
seces-ast caivssts sasTrzetors 10 Gle fhs.r
eSads "a asahts tsse ata II of e8atrssG
brlUTs tiar faiTsi day % tas Nay tern of Csaafs
cssET5 i1h taR & saaKY USirt- Ens csaFs receives
fhe tlslsf % rsfeus aaF bssis aBI hgafs Ai-o
are saa1ess 10 the approval 0f TIE CSuaty
Cart
s.irsB aadss ny Assa si.ss al dAy Of Nay
is5
% gEAD
tasnty SurteyuT xns3 eron5efo Eosi GssE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

5ilr isoen SisrteIooalr IN Der 3nitt
rrues Dtannes gle / fs ouBsnomnl y T.
m,noun9 uno leoen oerort 81 9ebrnuben
UNI Den g. oBfsn Soribtil oaraus Su ,r
jlelsn. 1T cine 5rase, Dix Sober inr Id
iclber iDirn muB. ySlr slnuben iecOb.
enB tsin beiisrer 9sbrnua pUn einsm
oieier SrteloOaars sema6t wsroen
fam, ais ihn fir cine 5iolde oon
@bambeglnin's Soilt, gbolern mo
Diorrbue R,ttel umSutuuiden, fir cine
Reoijln. nit ueI6sr ieoe Jimille uers
iebea isiu lOlIts. Gum 8:rtauf BET
uqea Sduoleru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
- Der Iarmer St,mlf. futfher

- Der 5armer Sdmit, utfher ir
Der Ndbe pOu gjufbrOp wobut un0
lelner 3srt btn Observation-Disclosures
uno Der Ntibrlon 8urden So. uerpehrie
b;l ieinem 8 lnoe llierbnutsu 5u ma
6en, ii,bt nun einen Nftr isIues 9ru.
ots nnd Dem nn0eren I'm R.foIri utr
lbDiuoen uuo miro bdio MD! mehr
uief pon ieiner jnrm ubris baten. Or
bereut icst icine 0idf6pfiIt,I'. aber
ole Reue fonlmt etluls ju lpd'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Gnoljd na4 ldusem adwpie BAT bic
Qsoislatlr cine Bill an9enOmmen uno
,plr bic rom 00Uierr5 Gomite ousse'
or6eite.e @1blblQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
Der Ns,IIouri-9,itr,rt DER

- Der MiHouri-3,fuii Der osni.
idsH roan9eliibsu SpnOoe belt uO,lsste
8obe IN st. 9ouls feline Jabrtss9 on.
isreuS ub. Die @sntrnl' SanOoe SGbli
iber 1000 @smeinoen uuo 500 8aito.
reu. Bon oleisn geb6tsn III 8smelHs
oeu uuo 20 Ylitorsu gum Nhouri.
0,lri't.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

9aa Cterbua6fsg sgerlht bat am Wous
faa fripr 3,Usrte GulideroGn8 i5er bag
Ginfommsnitsuer @,ieb abgegeben unc
tos Qcn}r Beilg iur urcouittutiouta
effdrf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

y9ir bnbsn cine ibDne NuslUlbI grauer
uub ibnarSsr Nlpafa uno llnnea 86fe
unb geltsn fir perren uno 9nnbeu er-
hottsu, Die lur iebr bltlig uertauitr.
aommt uno belcbt oieiclben.
) d amer GrDs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Der 2ae, all metdem lemdno Die
btutreiut9enoe & rait uou Nper's Sarr
idsatjql cutotdt, lit elm 8llfstas llr
TIN. Ct iueIB nun, ods er bierin eiu
Suuerldiiiscs Nttttet sefuuosu bit. uno
CAB ietue Sabre atte 9rout9stt. nun
l5eriuuuoeu lit. Sic bltaUoere ssheIIt,
uno iutro oIt beifer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Die IN oieicr 3eitun9 uer6Hentlihten
3su9niiie bstrsffs Qooo's Sorinparlln.
Sic beitdti9eu Hbsr jeoen 3tu:iisl bin.
aug. bns 0oOo'5 turirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
BeritOpflln9 uno ale 2eberleioen lpe,'
ben ourb Sooo's SiQen 9cbellt.

- 3u 8illOiU Sprln9s miro am A.,
:. uno 6. Sum- Die baIbldbrtId, 9Ou-
uention Scr ..WIiOuri horticultural
Societp" ltdnftuoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

BE nddIt : Jlbr N BeriH iidit'
Il uoyute qroBs 8emarbe Nusraaun9
pro aua al 50uutn9gH m auen tbrn
Hbl6efungen oem BublIium oIfeu
Ieln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

6olgeuOe gildriht. lueldc tle Nliocl'
irte Brciic brlnat, oiIritc Oiele 5nrmer
miereiilreu: 9In elutriprehen0er neuCr
llnowrtbibnitllbCr SnonltrlrSWcIg
wro Don GinCm Sno-DaIoin'tr 5nrmer
engciubri, nocm CT oieits Inbr loo
Ndcr mt uiidhcn Souutublumcn cnls
ilolrcu wIro. Eer Grtrng ut % Su.
pei Ndcr, nuo Elm Nuibrl IICint Cnpn
@aaouc Ocl. GaS Del itrbi bob I'M
Brclit. GS NJ ocm Cuutu-Od nm
udbItcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

,Stoitern Sic INNER, Irng'e n,r
Nrjt elner Ranu. Der ibn oieies Je5.
lers, lpescu foniuliirt baltic. ,,R'tbi i'm.
mer," nniluortetc Der @ffrdste. .,nnr
10. nm ih iprede."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

5t5eH 6reitaa eorriairf Don -
HERMANN STAR w.
Bei5eH. 2. 0udlitdt ...
BeiJeH, 3. 0ualiidi .... ~
Webi, ptr Sad. /. Gaal,iai -. 81
Rebl, per Sad. Z. GnoIlidt. -. 20
korHmehl, per 100 RfuHo. 20
Rleie, per 100 gfuHo. ...... So
Sbipiiuff. per 100 Bfnnn. ..... 65
prsesffe
Gprriairf poH
JOHN II. HELMERS. 0fssf.
Die aHsesebeHeuBreiie iperoen oone
6dHbleru [ meiitens I'M zoufns ! besqla'
Butter, per BfHHo ..... I24-1J
Gier, per Dubenb. 81
phbner, per Yfnnb ........ z
Spr,ng Gb'dens. per Biuno I5
SpefieiteH per Bfunb. ........ 7--S
S6iHfeH. Ito
S6mofs per YfuHb. 6--S
5iuiebein per enjbet. 75
hole per Bfufo ...........12 30
RoricHeiH. .............. 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Blc 0rOB Der .Gaeubogcuraum" III
nnICrer 9CiC9uctcu Yauoc lmmcr nob
IT. bstuclh Die lbitidht, Dap uat. Bc.
tvobuer Ger Ycreujgtcu Stluteu iih I'M
Stdate Irrls uuttrbrlultu llftu
icuuteu, Uhnt CdB ocrielbt Die 8CoOites
tSUsSbltrst;it oou NiahahuNetts CT
,eiheu iuuroC. 4Ruu t6uute pou
1sIas eiH Stud ab,huelotr pou Der
@robe Suo,nuas uuo oaun wurbc oic
StIammttCoOItcruul umcrcs SdnoeS III
osW eriileuouuicu Stlotc tmmcr roh
Hldt 10 oitt luubucu. lule tn Wdhadu-
''tis. SoGteu w,r gtac 10 oiht suldma
mensepddt luCretu. Uic ole .Seluobucr
Der SiaNt Netu 9orf. 10 idubeu MIR III
Dem hsluCn IctlWlrc StdS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

SOn ocr NJ Heulon, Wc,. tdaCuocn
siSnii @ToBlUas oar Doh 5clIOWs
tuurbe bet Srlo oeS SAT- Srduo
Waiter" an bunout 9iu8u,ogr Uer-
l'Setr. stat o,m Snbrt%btriht ors
S'obiserciGrs Sdblt osr Crosa i'll Nili
lsurl 26.O26 NllisIisosr. Yin lluier.
fasuussseloeru iuuroeu iuS3eiammt
toI'251.2s ouseeSabtt. Sur oas
Ssd'lsubdus oes Sroeus in 2lbsriu
DuroeH t2.s22.70 aeiammstt. Gis
osm OToen anseidlOfsne 8ebetta 9li-
lem6lp bal l65 9oseu I'm staate NIT
'.649 @lusljeoeru. 2ie Sabressin.
n'amer beiruaeu $50, ?,72l.35. am
S'sHsins GbrnO iaHo Su gbteu Der
Sslssottn stH Gmpiaus TN Tateruucls
hait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

2tu5 uetcu 8btitcu Geutihtuuos uuo
CitcrrtlhS tommcu Nadudten ilber
htitrgc ShuecltiIrmc uno 9rlmmlge aat-
tc. lUcldt te6tc g8odt berrihtcu. Wtou
beidrtict, o0B Die Snutcu lcucupclle
tart 0clttcu babsr YIud III 6rout'
reid icmlc IN Guatouo mo Sdottlouo
mars unNeluohnlh taLt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Ile Gdropder 5absn un5 III ben ,5in'
oern, weun G9luuc.9 IspsU's Sere9
nuu9 rltt'g 1T, oaB rUir oruben ifuIi4en
Z. uno 1000 UiaIoneu Dollars i9uIoeH,
w0ilr DC 3nisn m @Ol6 bs5ablt weroeu
muiifn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Dta0dtuitttS 1T rem uuotrcu Staa-
ten wicher cIumdtmit cmcm autSn yet
ipitl uoraut; cS iubrt MD, uur tc6erc
qluotrd6cu, Ctu, iCuNeru ulU audi ctue
bltbt NijItcg Qounrs tciuiG at. bdbcn
bds Die bctrCtituocG cGommiijou oleGbdul'
itcu mit neutrality-suspicious. Bdumeu be-
phdpic. ,utc mas III curopdIh;u Gduocrn
thou tdugc 3rdub ut. Eort U;rocu
aus oCr %crpddltuua her Gbnbdume
IduSs Ncr 9anNitrlBc tcoeutcuee sum
men tri'clt, 0!cr hnt mdH Sluir Die
Summcu ulht ion6lbig, nttr oIc gdume
pttocn cIue ,UlIlfomncuc @nbc lctn, be-
ioHocrs ucun crlt ,5HBpdrtlctn IN Die
WOoc Iommcu Vuo bcI Der 9}eitaftrus
bet Der 9duofrnBru mollIb iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
.zas. !. SEsKsz -. ;SES s-sFAaEz
Neuelhdhn & Schwartz,
5d)ntitOe II.
u)asennlafrr,
ssrmduu, mo.
Eugen Nasse

Repdrirt: ssssI:s:ss''. s:.sssss:s S's-s''''a rs'
srsIs 5assz. t.ssils gssEsr Hss s3stssss niss asa
s4sE1assser ST aas ssAia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

Itr 'UiItdoU tCgt III ocr Yrotlnmn-
ttor at iclue acrcucu Iapancr 9tcicn
unh>rUdlih aus OcsS ljc ioutcu duaC.
iihi5 otr cyrnuGcucu @tCGc III G6nd
uldl uppIg uuo uJtt 81 Gusidueitcno
III rbrCu 0oliuuuQcu uro BuHi.bru iucr-
ben. lStc cs lbclut, ut rhm p,rloullh
eluc dbulite Wdbuuug Uun Den ,,gutcn
5rruuotn" III Guropl iugegnugcu. Grit
babcn ilc lbm Shliic, 9nuouen uno
Runltlou utrfluit. gt woa,n a. Tim
Die Trlhlr 0Gr oamlt cru 'gcHCu Siege
lirCtlQ MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

9a5 talic gBcDlr, wdte3 icit ben
leBtcn 1nacn IN ben Der 5taoteu &c,
berridt uu0 10 UlclcG uuo grOBeu Sdd'
ben on ben 8Hum-, @nrten- uHo 5elo,
iridtcn GngcrIdtci bat, III uldt nuf
unier Qdno bcidtdufi, ionocru bat iid
auh IN 6pgtnu6 un0 anf Dem eurO-
pdlidcu }elilnuO clnaCltellt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24

uniere zioatste8lsIntur ut Iret itOn
uohe5u 80 3ag5 III Sbun8 uuo IN ole'
fer Bet bat tic (mln bore uuo ltaunt)
es w,rtIlb iertl8 9ebradt etne Blu
aubuuebmgu uuo sWor tie Blu. Uel6e
bic @etoDcuplut8ungen Iur o,s auIOpierus
ben uuucrscBnbep 8leuits Der bOdpei
fen 4eQt8(aiuymitglltosr maht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
Beo6ahtsr

slttfe SsreeE. 2estsR
SoHHtds uuros in Hnierem 9iftriFt 6as
s'nosritif asssbdlttH oss iehr sui b.
lucni Ulr. esaa cOu Rah Eae Strn
roH Berger, 2lfile Berger, Stsnp DIN.
Sipiss uHe 5semcat battea ,i3 uieie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
@6heHtliAer Marftberttit.
0efreibe, Wehl aim.

5teen 5reitaa eorriairf Don ee
HERMANN STAR w.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-05-24
Siberlib Ieiet 1br

y II M nj E I.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.

FRANK RUIZ, formerly with f. r. Herman
dez & Co, and recently managing my green
grocery, is no longer in my employ and there
fore not authorized 10 make collections or So
hctt business w. II, RAY.
NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
New Sifted Canned Peas Ice, for 25c
snow Flake Corn 15c, = for zoe.
Full Quart Jars olives, soc each.
Full Pint Jars olives 25c each.
Full z Pint Jars olives, Toe each.
French Mustard, Prepared, &c jar.
Boston Baked Beans sc can.
Full Quart Bottles of English Pick
les 25c jar.
4 III Canned DeviIed Ham sc each.
Y III Canned DeviIed Ham Toe each.
L Ib Canned Pigs Feet Zoe can.
GeIatine &c package, 4 pkgs for 25c.
VIII make pints pure jelly.
Try our sc Jar Mixed Pickles.
Try our Toe Jar Mixed Pickles.
Extra Fine MackereI.
Send zoe and get "a bottle of CInret
shrub or IA fine bottle of Fine CIaret.
Port, sherry, Angelica, Catnwba or
ScuppernOnE Wine for csc.
MUTUAL COOPERATIVE ASSOC'N,
G. =. Van Horne.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-31
DIMES BIBLIcAL ASSEMBLY.
An Invitation 10 visit the Atlanta
Exposition.

Asheville. n. C.. July 3o.-At the meet
ing Of the Southern Biblical Assembly
to-day an Invitation was received from
ex-Gov. Northen for the assembly to at
tend the Atlanta exposition in October
for time not specified. II was favorably
discussed by Drs. Shearer. Otis. Gilbert
and others.
Rev. J. /. White Of Macon. Ca. ex-
tended an invitation in the name Of his
state II the assembly came as an orthO-
doN body, but said they did not want a
religious menagerie reception patterned
AFTER the Chicago parliament Of religions.
A motion 10 accept the invitation was
carried and committee of ways and
means was appointed TO see If money
could be raised to meet the expenses.
Dr James H. Carlisle. president Of " Of
ford college at Spartanburg. s. G, deliver
ed an address last night in the First Bap-
list church to an immense audience on
the subject of Samson
Tonight Dr. II. a White Of Wash
irgton and Lee University Va. spoke on
Samuel. the Founder OF the School Of
Prophets"
The college faculty conference is pre-
pairing report on the study of the Bible
in denominational colleges and state in
sututions which will be published to-
morrow Peter Won Mamreov, a native Of
Jerusalem, delivered an illustrated lecture
on the farmers of Palestine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-31
AMoB OUTToLYNcH DRIGGERS
THE SHERIFF HIDES HIM IN A
ROOM N A HOTEL.

On she Arrival of a Train the sheriff
and Fifteen Deputies Make "A Dash
Through the Crowd and Escape
From Town With Their Prisoner.
Driggers Talks of His Meeting
with Bowling, But Avoids Any
Reference TO the killing.
Jacksonville. Fla. July 3o-A1. N. Orig
gers. the murderer Of R. 7. Bowling,
was brought from Bradford county and
lodged in the Duval equity Jail to-day.
Driggers only escaped the Starke mob by
the GOODNESS and shrewdness Of Sheriff
Johns. who spirited his man away from
the jail TO the third story Of a hotel near
by. All Of yesterday afternoon men on
horseback continued to arrive at Starke.
Shortly after dark the Jail was surround
ed by men openly advocating lynchng.
There were cool citizens among them who
advised that the law be allowed 20 take
its course. Driggers was told of the mob,
night Sheriff Johns and his fifteen depu-
ties made a rush through the crowd 10 the
train. which pulled out a moment later.
leaving the mob to vent its rage on an
empty Jail.
Driggers. in an interview to-day. gave a
long and rambling story of the events
preceding the killing. When he came
down to the killing he avoided committing
himself. He said he met Bowling on the
road. Bowling cursed him and then
Bowling drew his knife. says Dniggers,
and started to get off his horse, but, he
adds: He fell Off"
Diggers would not say. though. that
Bowling fell off dead from the effects of
two loads of buckshot out of his Orig
gers) gun.
Jacksonville. Fla, July 3O.-M. NJ Orig
gers, who shot r. T. Bowling in Brad
ford county last Thursday, was brought
to this city to-day to escape mob at
Starke which was bent on lynching the
murderer Driggcrs will remain in jail
in this city until his trial comes up at
the next term Of court.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-31
SOUTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
Judge Goa Not "A FavOrite Of the
TfIImanftes.

Columbia. S. c, July 20.-Gov. Evans
and the whole state administration are
highly indignant at Judge Goff for max
ing even a temporary injunction against
Supervisor Green. and for ordering that
official 10 appear at Richmond on Aug. g.
as an Individual. 10 show cause why the
injunction should now be made perma-
nent. and he be restrained from deliver
ing the registration books TO the mana
gers OF election on Aug. % the day ap-
pointed for the holding Of the election Of
delegates 10 the constitutional conven-
ton.
1t is considered that the action Of Judge
Gon is a direct slap in the face of the
court Of appeals. and a total disregard ~
him Of the decision of that court in -he
Mills registration case.
The attorneys in the last, the Gowdy
case. say that this case Is
very different from the Mills
case in that this case is brought
in the name OF person who specifically
complains that because he is a negro .hat
he is denied the right of registration. and
that the action Is against Green as an in
dividual and not as an officer Of the state
II is pointed out by the state officers
that in the Mills case the action was
against Green as an individual. and that
il the Price and Pratt case which Judge
Simonton dismissed. because Of the decis-
ion Of the court Of appeals, the allegation
was specifically made that the COM
plainant was "a negro, and as such was
Disseminated against by the supervisor.
The state authorities are also very
much wrought up over the fact that Judge
Con should undertake TO drag one OF the
citizens of South Carolina three hundred
miles to Richmond. when at the time of
the granting OF his order the United
States circuit court was open in Charles
ton, and when another circuit Judge,
Judge Simonton, is only few miles from
the South Carolina line at his summer
home at Flat Rock. y. c.
Now the most polite terms are used
when Judge GOn is spoken of. and cpl
thets are applied TO him, which would
even make Senator Tillman blush
II seems to be generally understood
however, that whatever Judge Goff does
viii be wholly disregarded by the super
Visors Of registration. Should Judge Golf,
on Aug. ., make permanent the order of
injunction against the supervisors there
VIII not be time sufficient between that
date and the 10th day of election for his
decisions to be reviewed before the cir
cunt court of appeals. so the supervisors
VIII Just disregard his order and proceed
with the duties imposed upon them.
should the negroes undertake to vote.
as Senator Tillman declared in his Edge
held speech on Saturday: shot guns
have gone nowhere"
Lively times "A re ahead
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cARoLINA's CONVENTION.
Charleston Elects n StraightOut
Democratic Delegation.


Democratic Delegation.
Charleston, S c.. July SO.-The primary
election for delegates to the constitutional
convention came off here to-day. There
was but one ticket in the field, straight
out democratic. composed as follows:
Theodore G. Barker, ]. p X. Bryan, j.
n. Nathans, A. S. Farrow Julian Mitchell
Sr., George +. Won Kolnitz, Jr., w. NJ
Fitch, Joseph Oliver, w. St Julian Jer-
vey. No scratched tickets were allowed
and all the candidates received 579 votes,
out Of a total democratic vote of about
1900
Columbia, S. c., July SO.-The primary
called by the Riby state executive com
mtttee to select candidates for delegates
10 the state constitutional convention,
which meets on Sept. TO- was held
throughout the state to-day. The cleo
ton was controlled in the different coun-
ties by local issues and agreements. In
most of the counties the conservatives
abstained from voting and the vote was
light through the state. Several counties
divided their delegates equally among
the factions. The most notable delega-
ton selected is from Edgeheld, consist
ing Of Senator b. r. Tillman, Congress-
man Talbot, State Senator II. b. Wat
son. Lieut.. Gov. Zimmerman, all re-
formers; ex-Gov. ]. c. Sheppard, con-
sentative, and ex-Congressman George
j. Tillman, running as the representa-
tive of neither faction. Gov. Evans will
be sent as a delegate from Aiken county.
The reformers will have a. large majority
in the convention. In several counties
the conservatives have tickets in the gem
eral election.
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Guyton GIeanings.

Guyton, Ga, July 3O.-Prof. Walter La
nier of Allendale, S. c., has been on a
visit to his father, J. w. Lanier. He left
to-day for his home
The douDle wedding which is to take
place tomorrow afternoon is the subject
of many pleasant remarks. A large
crowd will be present to witness the GER
emony.
Rev. o. F. Cook, who has been quite
ill for week, is up again and will be
able to resume his pastoral duties in
a few days.
evening in the beautiful grove in front
of the residence of ex-Mayor c. A j.
Sweat. The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve refreshments at any time after
o'clock in the afternoon.
The farmers in this section have be-
gun to pull fodder.
The heat for the past two days has been
intense.
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CARPENTER MAY STRIKE.
Atlanta Threatened with a Serious
Labor Trouble.

Atlanta, Ga, July S0.-A general car
penter's strike, which would be a serious
thing for the exposition, is threatened.
The carpenters aid Joiners' Union held
meeting tonight, and discussed the mat
ter until nearly midnight The carpenters
claim that the wages paid are entirely too
low, considering the amount of work GO
ing on. and the prices being paid the con-
tractors, and they are determined to at
least make an attempt to secure a general
advance. At to-night's meeting, which
was largely attended, being held at the
federation of trades hall, some of the
leaders urged immediate action but II
was finally agreed to wait until the COM
mittees that were appointed to work
among the non-union carpenters can be
heard in their reports. This will
be Friday night At that time the
final demands win be made All the non
union men will be urged to join in with
the union. There is an immense amount
of carpenter work now in progress in the
city, or will be, as well al the exposi-
ton grounds, and a strike, for even Il
few days, now, would throw things Sc
riously behind. There at least 1900 car
penters now at work in the city.
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A NEW PAPER FOR ATLANTA.
IL VIII De Run As sound Money
Organ in Opposition to the COnstf-


IL VIII De Run As sound Money
Organ in Opposition to the COnsti-
tuition.
Atlanta, Ca. July 3O.-A movement is
being quietly organized for the publication
of a new morning paper in the city. 1t is
understood that Secretary Hoke Smith
will be large stockholder and a good
deal Of eastern capital viii be invested
The paper, which it Is said will have ample
money behind it to make it exceedingly
formidable. will champion sound money
and make fight squarely on the Consti-
tuition, as the leading silver organ. There
mas been great deal of talk about new
morning paper here for two years past, on
account of the growing unpopuarity Of
the one that now has the field but there
appears to be more certainty in the pres
ent movement than in any Of the previous
undertakings. Those Interested, however
are reticent, preferring TO work quietly
until every detail is secure. Propositions
are understood to have been made TO sew
eral local newspaper men for positions on
the stan OF the new paper.