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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-26
MARRIED..

A,tbe residence of Mr. Henry Weinberg,
this CITY, on Wednesday afternoon, Mr LOUIS
Young, of Georgetown. and Miss Henr'ena
Lohse, Rev. ]. c. Trauger performing the
ceremony. Mr. Young and bride left lmme-
diately after the ceremony for Georgetown,
where they " i'll make their home.
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Are you tired all the time? Then your
blood needs TO be enriched aud purified Ly
Bood's Sarsapariila, the One True Bloed
Purifier 1t gives vigor and vitality.
Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy TO oper-
ate Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25c
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The grest popularity of Ayers Cherry Pee
tera as cough-cure is easily explained. 1t
is soothing, healing agreeable to the taste,
does rot interfere with digestion, and is the
most economical of all similar preparations.
1t 10 prompt to act and sure to cure.
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Notwithstanding that the actual Ammonia
runs high, the other tests show that the sam
pie Of water is TO be regarded as good and
safe one Very respectfully,
II. B. Hardin,
Chief Chemist.
E. |. Reardou,
Sumter, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-26

The National Campaign now begun
will be of more absorbing interest
than any since 1876. The contest
will extend TO every State North
and West, and Massachusetts, will
be as deoa,abIe ground as Michi-
gan. The Democratice standard
bearer, William J. Bryan, will take
the hag of Free Silver into the
very citadels of Gold, and from
fret to last the struggle will be
sensational. There will not he q
dull week from now until Novem-
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Claren0nt Lodge No. 64 A. T. NJ.

TINE REGULAR MONTHLY CoNMU-
NICATION Of Claremont Lodge, No
"a, A. F. NJ. will be held on Thursday
Evening", Sept. l7th. at y p. IN. Brethren
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
By order, Z. N. SPANN, w NJ
H. c. MosEs, Secretary. jul2o-lw
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Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy always affords prompt relief.
For sale by DR.. A. j. China.
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Ali kinds of Sewing Machine Needles at
Sumter Music House.
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The State

is the Leading South Carolina Newspaper
supporting the Natiooal Democratic Ticket
aud the National Democratic Platform. II
is the admitted champion of the grert issue of
Bimetallism, upon which the cattle will be
fought. 1t has always oeen good news
paper, aud will be better than ever durlng
this struggle II will keep the people OF
South Carolina closely informed OF rhe pro-
gress and prospects of the Campaign. No
Democrat seeking Democratic news and doc
tr,ne ran sffnrd 10 be without IL
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Artesian Water at Brogdon's.

Health Officer Reardon has received the fol-
lcwing communication from State Chemist
Hardin in reference TO the water obtained
from the artesian we'll Of MIR. W. T. Brog-
don, of Brogdon's, this county:
Analysis No. 2l3s.
Sample of water marked "From flowing we'll
of w. T. Brogdon, Brogdon's, S. c." Re-
ceived August 10th, 1895. From E.
Reardoa, Sumter, S. C.
ANALYSIS.
Grains per U. S. Gallon of 23l cubic il.
ches:
Sodium Carbonate. 353
Potassium Carhopate, .134
Calcium Carbonate, 2735
Magnesium Carbonate, .5l3
Potassium Sulpbate, .799
Sodium Chloride, 28O
Iron sesqni oxide and Alumnia, .2l0
Silica, 656
I $50
Actual Ammonia .l34 parts per million.
Albumipoid Am 0lS g
Nitrites None.
Nitrates None.
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Campaign Rats.

To place it within the reach of
everj body, The Daily State will be
sent from this time until Nov. 10
TO any address for SITS. and The
Semi. "evaiy 5,o:a foos FORTY
CGNTS. The reduction is g:eat,
aud TO get the full advantage of it
subscriptions, with the cash, should
be sent a, once Address,
THE STATE, Columbia, S G.
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COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Aug. 35.-Market opened Guie:
and steady. Closed steady. Prices easier.
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BRYAN AND SILVER.

Sumter. S. c., August %, 1896
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THE HoKE SIDE
OrthC split In tho Third Judicial Convcn
tIOn ut ElIlms,

ZION NJ klklhhs
To the Editor Of tho IatellFgeneer.
Sir:-I deem It my duty to'sct before
the Republicans OF West Virginia the
facts concerning the Third district Re-
publican judicial convention. held here
June II, and from which II part OF the
! FOrtnry delegates boltcd.
The split occurred. az your CORES
pondcnt OF recent date alleged, be-
cause the four HOkc delegates from
Court House district OF Taylor county,
Were seated.
Both sides OF that contest rad been
fairly and implrtinlly heard by the
committee on credentials. The gentle
men composing that committee are men
Of the highest stnndIng IN these five
counties, and they decided TINT the
Hokc delegates were legally elected.
First, because the HOkc delegates had
the credentials from the district COM
mlttcc Of the Court House district, en-
dursrd by the chairman OF the county
committee. Second. heCaus" In the two
conventions held in the Court House
district. the fiUkc delegates received ~
votes as against GS for the FOrtnry dele
gates.
Hon. William NJ. q. Dawson. of the
committee on credentials, submitted n
minority report, and your cOrrCspOn
dent cCnsurrs me FOR excluding tn" con-
tested votes. on the adoption Of the ma
jority report, Had Taylor county been
allowed her full vote at MI 1t could only
have been cast by the delegates whose
seats were not contested, but The chair
promptly ruled out four votes as re-
ported by the Taylor delegation, for
the adoption Of the report, which action
too, . oft
legislative bodies In cases Of contested
seats
The result was the Hokc delegates
holding the credentials were seated,
and a part OF the FOrtnrY men boltcd.
Fifteen delegates from Preston county
remained la the convention. Including
Hon. William NJ q. Dawson and Hon.
William e. Morley. liut. Mr. Editor.
the misleading part of the cOmmuni-
cation above referred Ia. is this: your
correspondent states that the nominal
tdn by either candidate depended upon
the contested delegation from West
Grafton. Such is not the case, rs the
figures will show. Had the convention
reached vote before the bolt. It would
have s,oaa as follows. giving FOrinry
the four contested delegates:
Randolph county,. . l-6 FOR Hoke; sc
for Fortncy. Barbour, II for IlUkc;
Tor Fortncy. Taylor. 70 for Hqkc; for
Fortucy. Tucker. for IIOkc: for
F0rtney, Preston 81, for llukr; 30: for
Fortnay. Totals. Hokr. - 20; F0rtnyy.
80 1-3. Majority for Hokc, 10 l-3.
These nrc the facts and "" defy any
one To dispute them Mr.. Dawson ad-
miticI 10 me after the convention that
Hnkc could not have been beaten, Mr.
Fortncy and his friends knew H. They
came hero threatening TO knife the
ticket or bolt. II Fortury vas not n9mi-
mated, and they kept thcir word.
NJ $. CORSWELL.
Chairman Third District judicial Con-
yvItiun.
Elklns. June Il.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.


baCGnlRuTeHte sermon -GrhCtiul Act OF
the Kentucky EniVcrStty.
Special Correspondence.
BETHANY. June li.-By invitation
OF the graduating class Of Bethany col
Icgc. Chancellor McEcrvcr delivered
the bacralaureatc sermon to-dny.
by II O'Clock one af the AHnSt Audi-
encrs ever seen here on Sunday had
gathered There were many more visit
ing than usual. Fifteen states were rep
resented. Notwithstanding the heavy
rains OF the preceding day up to .
o'clock, the baCcaIaurcatc at West
Liberty. four miles away. and the
quarterly meeting Of our Methodist
friends. few larger audiences ever as
srmhlcd here for that occasion.
Enthusiasm prevails everywhere. No
ticr was given from the pulpit that the
curatorJ OF the Kentucky University
had decided to withdraw all agents for
soliciting students for ono year Pad
have their fields worked for the Mother
College. President g. l.. Ions OF the
class N 10. and j. W. McGarvcy, dis
tInguishcd teacher and author, class Of
80 both now Of that college, Will be here
with many glad tidings.
II would be- Impossible to worthily re-
port the address Of Chancellor Nc
KCcvcr and du II justice. hut never was
an audience more enthuscd or more
highly entertained upon such an 9cca-
sion. us tho reception Of II Indicated.
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New York World: In spite Of hCr III
ness. Mrs Mckinley has the charac-
tcristicS that hold man. She IS un-
deniahly attractive, Her eyes are vi
vaciouE and full OF mcrrim"nt very Of
ten. She has Il quick sense ~ humor
and knows how to enjoy everything and
make a tired man do the same, She
isn't fretful She il sympathetic. Sh"
dresses well and has a trim figure. They
d. say that that Mr. Mckinley takes q
great interest in what shc wears and
himself often picks ont tlsn dainty little
hpnncts she dDnS, Both Of them dearly
love other peoples romHnccs, and Mrs
Mckinley has more than once assisted
in the happy elimination nf Il court
ship. It's rather refreshing Ia see
married people who aren't afraid Ia
show that they care about each other
ard had rather entertain each other
than soma other mans wife or some
other woman's husband.
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doubtless prevented his acknowledging
a., fact when approached nv u reporter.
We have il upon good authority that he
II regarded MS the COmpany's strongest
man. and the greater part OF the West
Virginia work Is 20 be under his super
vision.
As this pblIcallon IS made at the home
OF Mr.. Basel It may be regarded MS roa-
sonably authentic, but 1t will surprise
many people who we're aware Of the fact
that there has been friendly compcn-
ton between Mcssrs. Basel Russell
and McGraw for the position of chief
counsel OF the baltimore u Ohio railroad
in this state since the death Of MIR.
Hutchinson.
The statement that the place Is to 10
divided between these three distinguish
ed attorneys indicates II new departure
and that there is tn be no chief counsel.
1t has been expected that a selection
would be made between the three gentle
mn named.
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rrYE POINTS on HONEY.


FirGt-That there IL not n free coinage
country in the world To-day that Is mot ON
n silver bNStS.
seeOnd-Thnt there Is not a Eol'l-stHnd-
ard country In the world To-day that docs
not use silver a. money along with gold
ThIrri-ThHt there Is not u SIlVer-stHnd-
ard country In the world to-day that uHeH
any gold az money along with silver.
Fourih-'rhAt there Is not stt'er.''""d'
ard country In the world to-day that has
more than one third aS much money In
circulation per capita a. the United states
have, and
Filth That there is not n SIlVer'Et"nd'
ard country In the world day where the
laboring man receives fair pay for hts
day'swOrk-JohnG c. Carlisle, Secretary OF
thf Treasury.
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10 settle on one thousand choice
Iarmguu the lluo ~ the chi MI
wnukcc & ST Paul Railway In pnkota.
These lands are located IA ~'Niy
d.Trrrnt counties, and are 10 b" had
.nnw at prlurs ranging from 81 To SO
uer mere. frW months hence tlr'ir
value will be- doubled
For homo ur Tor investment no
Iurluor chance In the west has ever be-
fore boon offered. Sow is the time TO
invest. ~ hotter farming AHi exists
anywhere No greater results can be
ohluiurd anywhere.
schools and chHyciraF'ah9Hni "ErIy-
where. Nearby mnrlna lrr all farm
products. South and SnTth Dakota
arc tn" banner diversified farming and
stn.s-rli#ng stniuH uf the west every
ihlnr grpwH In p1kDtH, except iEn"r-
nuru and inirWprrunur. \ uoW boom
ls nn. rake advantage If the tide
which ,vndr to plEptn aud to fortune,
For ImilrNr information address ar
call upla W. D. Powell. General limit
grafton Agent 10 DlI Colony im.il-
ting, Chicago, Ills. tth&N.
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Frank Carpenter publishes an inter-
esting Interview with Senator-clect For
aker. in which that gentleman under
takes to account for the fact that Ohio
has been a sort Of presidential baby
farm''of the Union; that the great state
"raises candidates for the presidency as
fast as other states raise weeds"
This Is a matter which has provoked
much discussion and Mr.. Foraker's
theory is reasonable and ought to settle
The matter. 1t Is that Ohio Is made up
from the union Of the best clements Of
the country. The Western Reserve
population In the north. says the sem
ator-eiect. come from Connecticut,
Down At the eastern end OF the state. on
the Ohio river. is 4 country settled by
New York people. tho old Ohio Com
pany. The central par; OF the state was
given up 10 The officers Of the revolution,
and farther south there was large mi
grafton from Virginia. This gave Ohio
the best elements Of the country 10 start
with.
Then" continues Mr.. Foraker. the
state has been very evenly divided,
Statesmen and politicians have had to
aght for their positions and the result
ias been the development Of race Of
politicians. Then W. have II diversity Of
interests and industries which makes us
want the hes, things Of The whole coun,
try. Our position in fact has developed
natural statesmen"
There is iorfc In this explanation,
which In the absence Of a better one will
be generally accepted What Mir. For
aker says OF the cause Of the develop
ment OF natural statesmen in ohio "a
undoubtedly true. for th- history Of the
anteccdeuts n tho men who have come
10 the front as Ohio statesmen Of natior-
al repute bears HIN out In most Of
these men We find New England and
virginia stock the latter the stock from
which Presidents were mad not alone
in the early days Of the republic, ou; In
later days, and from which has sprung
many Of the greatest statesmen and
warriors Of the United States. wherever
may have been their birth places There
seems To have bacn something In tn" soil
Of Virginia which purified this stock,
and generations scattered over the coun-
try have retained the blood
as to Ohio. however. Mr. Foraker Is or
the opinion that she will not furnish an
other President after Mckinley who, 3"
says, Il more Of Il man than SOM people
think h. ls, and haa all tn" elements Of
good President tla wifi be- chosen. De-.
cause NJ his peculiar position before tho
people. representing dls,iuri,ycly the OPP
position to Cleveland and to tho existing
conditions, and tho people couple hIa
name with pro.poriiy
This "a also ifuc. No one IG troubled
20 find reason for thu rsmarkabl, De-
mand that haf gone up from every guar.
ter for th- nomination ~ the Erel, pro-
tcctionlrt It o. nu' brcaurn he b. an
Ohio man and u1' lhrr, Is any special
magic la that fact. hE, h.clu-a b" l'thu
logical candldat, Tn" prgplr believe IN
him and h, Will r.fl.rtHd
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The esteemed Register thinks It sees
in Congressman HuI.nE's determination
not to be candidate Tor recollection a
sign Of hop for the democracy in the
Third district But there is no such
Sign Mr.. HulinG came to Ills decision
for reasons which h. made clrar IN his
letter Of withdrawal, and from which
the Democratic party can draw % con-
ISOLATION whatever. The Republican
c1usc In the Third district Is In spleadId
SHAPE aud Mr. IluliuS viii BE- found in
tic front ran;.G - the Fs:H'irs Enpurli-
canigm Tor which the district Is famous.
HIS SUCCESSOR win be- u Republican,
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BOLD ROBBERY.

Where docs your hard earned dollar 90
when you iiaYtit ont Tor "a bottle Of patent
mediCincp ,Thirty-thrCc cents goes to the
druggist SCyOn cents to the wholesaler.
cents for labor and expense and about
twenty ccfitF Ito the manufacturer for
profit. leaving only about ten cents to pay
for medicine. battle, etc. Every grocer sells
"Dr. MarhagR Strong Tonic" which con-
sists OF tho uuii extract OF sarSupurtii1,
the great blood builder, Quinine. the great
strength remover, Iron. the greatest OF all
stomachic tuuics, NuN NOmiCa, the kinE
of nerve t5Hiss and FpwlCr's solution, the
great skin pericCtCr Your physician will
tell you this IS u strong and safe tonic.
Sold on u small profit, Pint bottles ~
cents. Get II when you get your groceries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-16

Hv using THE New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new rem
ody Is a great surprise on account OF
It's exceeding pTomptneSs In relieving
pain In the Kidneys. Bladder and Back
in male or female. 1t relieves rcten-
iioH Of water. and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. Save yourselves
by using this marvellous cure. Its use
win prevent fatal consequences In al
most all cases by rs great Alternative
and healing powers. Sold by Il. II.
List. Druggist. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Isn't 1t rather annoying for you to
have them both call on you ut once"
asked her dearest friend.
No. perfectly delightful" said the
young woman with Two devoted slaves.
You see, dear. | seat one on each side
Of me-"
"Wcll?''
And there IL such a delightful cool
ness between them"
"Ohw-Cinclnnau Enquirer.
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The little -ycar-old daughter OF
n North slider knelt to say her pray
era the other evening
After invoking n blessing on all tie
members OF the family she wound up
by saying:
And bless Mr.. Hicksworthy. Amen. 4"
Then she rose up. but Immediately
knclt down again.
81 don't mean the Pr. Hi"isworthy
that thinks he's so smart, Lord, hut the
poor old Mr.. Hickswortky that's only
got one eye and always gives me candy.
Amyn.'-Omuha Bee.
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The following from the CIprlaburr
Telegram la Of Considerable local inter
est, In CONNECTION with tho Baltimore &
Ohio affairs.
The receivers N 'h" Baltimore t. Ohio
Hio 10 W' congratulated Oh IHrIr GOOD
judgment boo UlurIrm lIuu John lilatul
Dt Tito D.iN Doc the llHf NJ their utiUruryU
W nigh HuinUrifF GHr general guprr-
vision NJ their lngHl wHit'rT Iu lhlH .tur
VIII br entrusted 10 Mr. Enwrl NJ Henry
Hu-F'l, M wheeling. ANA iuhu T. Nj
Gfaw. ef Grafton Air i}ra ~ B 09A M
NG7t NirglHlH'E brIiulra ana most sur-
ctssiul lawyers, aud. while his mOdo5ty
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Doctor-Thc trouble with you IS that
you don't take enough exercise. Take
more.
Blmks-Thanks How much do owe
y0u2
D5ctor-Two dollars. Here is your
change. Much obliged. HCiFh' don't
feel very we'll myself
Elinks-You take too much exercise.
Doctor. Take less Two dollars,
plcasu.-Catho!,c Citizen.
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Lena Gylcs In Temple Ear,
The ways Of woman,
solomon snih,
Would puzzle wise maj
AIIyc or dead
An faith. I'm thinktn
Rcd say 30 gtll
II he'd ever me with
%Orlh McGi!L
Tho wiloS ~ a woman.
Antony said
We're past uclicvin'
An hotter h"i
An, .faith. I'm th!nkiE
Iltb sfs 20 aill
II ever he'd looked on
Sorah MCGill.
The word OF y woman,
Malachi said.
Was rs easy Enhpt
A. spiders thread.
An, faith. I'm thinkin'
He'd say 40 gtiii
II ever he'd talked with
Norah McGill.
An vet there's nothin'
That can compare
with the blue OF her cro7
And tho black Of her hair.
An, iRlth, I'm Ihiniln'
She likes me guil
The white she's plaugin' me
NnFuh MrGlls
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Jurc T., 10. T. and II via Pcnrsyl-
vaun lines, good returning until junc
p Rates HHi I'm" Of Trims may bo
agents.
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ECZEMA Of the scalp or Scall Head,
oven IN IT, most sever" form Is never
faIlingly cured by Dnan's Ointment the
sursst specific fur all itchincss Of TIN
adm. lG
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BIDS for the following work will he re-
celvcd by thu undersigned at ST. Joscph's
Cathedral uutil o'clock on Thursday,
June j.. 1876:
Bids FOR the erection and completion OF
the new boys school building 10 he built
on the corner OF Fourteenth and Byron
streets according TO the plans and spcCt-
flcniiuns Also separate bids for the stone
and hriCkwotSy. necessary to erect new en-
trance steps 70 Cathedral. Also iron work
and CarpCnutr work necessary for erection
Of same. IA according to plans and sPeci-
nCltiOns.
Tho right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Plans and specifications for the above
mentioned work can be seen at the office
Wheeling. ". Va, or in rooms OF Builders
REV. 4. BOUTL0U.
iClG Rector OF the Cathedral.
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lIraIarNp ruJuI IN 90 minutes BY Dr
Milor' PAIN pilI, ono cent a dose" At
druggists.
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NOW is the time TO provid" yourself
and family with bottle Of Chamber
lnin's Collie. Cholern and DiarrhocA
Remedy us a safeguard against an at
tack OF bowel complaint during the
summer months. II costs hut % cents
and is almost sure to be- needed before
the summer Is over, This remedy never
fails. even in the most severe cases, and
is in fact the only preparation that can
always b. depended upon. When re-
duccd with water ii is pleasant to take.
ParIor Cars or u. & u. Trains 40 aud ~
on and after Monday. June Is. until
further NOTICE. Parlor cars will be run
on Baltimore & ohio trains ~ ana a..
between Wheeling and Cumberland,
Md
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Notice to Republican Clubs of ". Va.

II is important that you send tho name
OF your club. together with the number of
members and names OF officers. 10 tho
secretary OF the State League. at Wheel
inG, Immediately.
BY order OF c. D. ELLIOTT,
President
JOHN W. EISDLERERGER.
Secretary.
CReRubttcan papers please copy and
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acknowledgements,
WHEELING, JUNE 10, 1900.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.

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