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The morning times., 1896-08-18
Drawing the Credit Line.

Merchant Tsifnr-I am sorry to say it.
Mr.. GOo,lheart- bat as this is to he your
weddingsuit, 4 must demand cast, OH delivery.
Mr.. Goosihcart En-? Why, Eve had On &C
count with you for years. ard I've-al-
ways paid Promptly to the hour, the very
hour. sir.
YES, Mr.. Goodheart. bot you were .
bactctar, snfl had The handling of your own
money New York weekly
The morning times., 1896-08-18
The Champion Talker.

HeicR-Why, never saw anybody ike
George; hs can talk upon any subject.
Aunt HInnah-Any subject. NONSENSE!
Nar,e one subject upon which he can talk
inteil gently.
Helen We'll aGnty. you shorld hear him
tals bicycle.
Aunt Iiannah--Dcyclc. Fiddlcssicksl
W hat other subject?
Helcn-What other subject? There Is no
other subject worth talking about -Bostoa
Transcript
The morning times., 1896-08-18

public welfare thought is to Both nds-
to the material advancement of people and both
must govern the conduct of this country if to cast
off the shaces of debt and stand forth wealthy cred
itor nation Our bouudless and oppor
tunites inexhanstible but there must be playing at
craftsmanship dayng with exploded financial theories
Look upon the alleged honesty and reliability of the free
silver theory you would the honor and credit of in
dvdua who had been tried found wanting and then
decide for sound money.
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Mr.. Brides Denial.

Editor Times: I wish to correct the
statement wherein you say that told
Il national committeeman that Mr. Bryan
had intended visiting Washington. must
say that this rs false as Mr.. Bryan or his
wife said nothing in reference to a visit
to Washington during our conversation.
c. T. BkIDE-
The morning times., 1896-08-18
Twelve Hours Ago.

II you miss any new = iii the morning
edition LOOK i'll the list DeIuw. wnas
you're looking Tor wus ;,.ububIy
printed IN yesterday evening" edition,
and Ms The Times never repeuts
youli have to take both editions to
get all the news ais quick as IL hap.
pena-
The morning times., 1896-08-18

-Tassf.y. rr--r r. 10
John II. Mclean of Ohio.
j. q. job nson of kanss~.
Daniel }. Casnpau of Michigan.
Thomas Gnhan of IIltisOis.
Bradley II. Smalley of ver mont.
Clark Howell Of Georgia.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

MUST REMAIN IN PRISON
HabeaS Corpus DcDItu 10 Sinele-Taxers
in Delaware
The morning times., 1896-08-18
Jones' POOR SELECTIONS
Politicians Laugh at His Cam
paign Committee.
THEY ARE NOT VETERANS

Only On. Has Seen Active National
Campaign Work, and Then ia q
Subordinate Capacity-Other Three
Members May He Chosen From Pops,
BoIters and New York.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

GOLD MEN ARE SANGUINE-
btnuin says South and West Are Chang
ing Views
The morning times., 1896-08-18

CABINET BEE IN HIS BONNET
missouri May Lose Its Chier Executive OF
This Account.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

BRYAN GOES UP THE HUDSON
19nkers Shouted Hearty faIeweIl {,
Him and Wife.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

THREE MEN TORN TO PIECES
Exploding Dynamite Killed Them and
Fatally Wounded Others
The morning times., 1896-08-18

NUDD WANTS To COME BACK
FIfth Naryl'rd District Republicans VII
Nominate Tomorrow
The morning times., 1896-08-18

IMMIGRANTS IN A PANIC
"aterspout Swept by Steamship Neus
ira.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

WENZEL Is ON THE ROLLS
Ex-FiremaD Again Taken into the Dis.
trict's Employ.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

POPULISTS' PLAN OF WORK
Executive Committee Meeting Tomorrow
to Decide.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

EMBARRASSING FOR HILL
Troubles Multiplying for tie New Yorl
Senator
The morning times., 1896-08-18

GRAVES COVERED WITH FOOD
Chinese Hold Their Memorial Lay Ser,
ice.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

NEW BANNER IN THE BREEZE
Western Woman Pounds u Scientific
Reform" Party.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

The location Of the Democratic national
headqua rtefs in Chica go isrrs,artie,i as being
q fortunate occurrence for Senator German,
who desired to become no more conspicuous
In the campaign than could be avoided
Under the present arrangement he can he
vote his energies almost exclusively to his
own State of Maryland, where lies The
greatest incentive for arduous labor on his
part. Shoal Republican legislature
be elected this fail it means the retirement
of Mr.. Gorman at least until the time
comes for the selection Of n SUCCESSOR TO
Senator Wellington. As consequence,
Mr.. Germans interest in the pending cam
paign is chiefly selfish one, his own
future being of more Importance To him
than the present presicament of the party
The morning times., 1896-08-18

CHAMPIONS OF THE NET
Lawn Tennis Cracks in lie Annual Con
tests at Newport.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

A five-stanZa poem, written by Retrrt
Ashe, and published in the NacIiiniIs-
Monthly Journal, has been clipped and
pasted on the wall at Democratic head
quarters. The author takes for his text
Mfr Bryan'Srefcrrnce tothe crown Of thorns
and cross of gold, and the effort of the
writer is to inmOrtalize in verse that
which made the candidate famous when
uttered in prose
The morning times., 1896-08-18

BATTERED HIM WITH A BAT
Guida Ehrman'raut Of Georgetown A,
saulted and Badly Wounded
The morning times., 1896-08-18

The debut of Mrs Bryan as one Of the
Democratic campaign II anasers has created
much unfavorahle Comment in this city
According to the press dispatches she h
credited with being chiefly instrumental.
in having Chicago selectcdas national hea d.
quarters and an unusual amount of grumb-
ling is the result
The morning times., 1896-08-18

GATHERING PYTHIAN HOSTS
Grand Encampment Open i'll Cleveland
Next Sunday
The morning times., 1896-08-18

YAQUI INDIANS HEROINE
Saint" Teresa Urea Leads Them ir
War.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

l. A. W NATIONAL MEET
Was Remarkable Gathering in Many
Respects
The morning times., 1896-08-18

TORPEDO CRUISERS NEEDED
Navy Deficient in THIS Class of YES
sells
The morning times., 1896-08-18

LORD RUSSELL WILL SPEAK
To Address American Bar Association at
The morning times., 1896-08-18

IN THE FIELDS OF SCIENCE
Association for It's Advancement Meets
in Buffalo
The morning times., 1896-08-18

HIT HER WITH A BUCKET
William Lewis Sentenced Tor Assaulting
His Wife.
The morning times., 1896-08-18
BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION.

BONA-FIDE CIRCULATION.
A reference to the state
ment below will show that
the circulation sworn to isa
bona fide one
II is easily possible for a
newspaper with m elastic
conscience to swell its legit-
i'm a &c circulation enOr-
mously, in order to deceive
advertisers, by sending out
thousands of papers to
news stands, which are re-
turnabIe, and which are in
fact returned, but neverthe-
less are included in what
purports to be an honest
statement of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers.
eno bogus circciat.on ooeShs
give them.
The family circulation Of
The Times is many thou
sands in excess of any other
Washington paper and is
h.u;.v.d IN ho f,,,,,, ,
's' '''@' Vi '' 's ''"o"
contemporary.
! 1hs circulation of rhs 7;,as ,o- ~ =
~ ' ~
80 s ~ ""' 90
80
, nus 10. o ''
monasv Aueus, n 800
Tue.d.y Aueus. ~ a,s..
The morning times., 1896-08-18

MARTHA DEFIED THE COURT
Ipvited the Judge to Do His Worst. &.
The morning times., 1896-08-18

The Republican committee expects, from
the requests already Icing received, that
fully one million copies Of Mr.. Bryan's
free trade speeches will lie necessary to
supply the demand. IL is intended to make
a feature Of circulating them in the North
west. where large numbers OF voters be-
ijeve in free silver but are opposed to free
trade and Will not vote for Bryan when
they beconie convinced that he is antag-
oHistic to protectiOn in a greater or less
degree.
The morning times., 1896-08-18
IN THE CAMPAIGN
PILOT HOUSES
What Senator Stewart and Others Are Say
ing About Politics.

Senator Stewart IL not satisfied with
the reply made ny senator ThurstOn in e1-
ptaDatOa OF the cnar rye cOntainedin ina kpcec n
delivered at AadisDn. Wis, July 81, To
the erect tnat Mr.. Bryan had ior years Ieen
the paid agent OF the silver mine owners.
II shall answer Senator Thurston's
communication, gwen through the press.
said Mr.. Stewart, and can his attention
to the weiLknown principle Or law that
q man who circulates a ciiiumny, even II he
does not originate II, Is equally guilty VI
libel with the inventor. Ii Mr.. Thufst0u
took newspaper paragraph as his au-
thority for trauuctng ar. Bryan he becomes
as culpable as the writer or the uBtrut hal
paragraph. senator ThuTstO0 Is D iawyGS
and II uoes not stand TO reason that he Is
ignorant OF his PERSONAL responsibility in
this matter. ! saaH reply iully to Mr..
Thurst0n's fliBsy and equivocal explana-
ton ~
The morning times., 1896-08-18

Director OF the Mint Preston continues
to receive a phenOmenally large number VI
letters daily as king or Information On the
financial question. Requests for copies
or his last annual report tannot DC fiiled
as the supply has IUng since become ex-
hausted. 10 each applicant sOr knowledge
is sent u copy OF the publication recently
issued by the Treasury Department Civ
irS replies 10 all pOs,iile questions That
might be asked OF a monetary character
So heavy have been The demands for this
circular that the second edition has teen
almost depleted. A third edition or so 900
copies has Lecn ordered and viii be ready
for distribution within a fe " days
The members of the Popolist executive
committee who have already arrived In
this city have created some confusion
among those who believe that full and
flowing whskers are necessary 70 the
personal makeup OF Third part yifc.
Secretary Edgerton is comparatively
young man, entirely smooth shaven. aud
bears Bo resemblance to the ideal Popu
list. Committeeman Reed OF Georgia is
snioOth- shaver, with the exception OF a
small mustache. Mr.. Washburn is the only
member here who would be regarded as
member in good standing, Judged wholly
by the STANDARD of whiskers- IL evident
that cartoonists will net make much head
way in having fun with the executive
committee
The morning times., 1896-08-18


edition LOOK in the list beIuw. wnaG
you're looking Tor WIG i,Tobslbl
printed III yesterday evening. edition,
aud Ms 1hc Times never repeu Ia
youli have to take both editions to
got all the news ais quick us IL ha u.
pena.
MUST REMAIN IN PRISON
Habeas Corpus DcDIeu 10 Sinele-Taxers
in Delaware.
BRYAN GOES UP THE HUDSON
19ikers Shouted Hearty farewell to
Him and Wife.
GOLD MEN ARE sANGUINE-
b!n,iin says South and West Are Chang
CABINET BEE IN HIS BONNET
missouri May Lose Its Chier Executive on
1 his Account.
IMMIGRANTS IN A PANIC
"aterspout Swept by Steamship Neus-
THREE MEN TORN TO PIECES
Exploding Dynamite Killed Them and
Fatally Wounded Others.
EMBARRA ssING FOR HILL
IT3ubles Multiplying for tie New York
GRAVES COVERED WITH FOOD
Chinese Hold Their Memorial Lay Serv-
WENZEL Is ON THE ROLLS
Ex-Fireman A gain Taken Into the Dis
trict's Employ.
POPULIsTS' PLAN OF WORK
Executive Committee Meeting Tomorrow
to Decide.
BATTERED HIM WITH A BAT
Guida Ehrmantraut Of Georgetown As
saulted and Badly Wounded.
HIT HER WITH BUCKET
William Lewis Sentenced Tor Assaulting
His Wife.
GATHERING PYTHIAN HOSTS
Grand Encampment Open i'll Cleveland
Next Sunday.
Law. NATIONAL MEET
Was Remarkable Gathering in Many
Respects.
CHAMPIONS OF THE NET
Lawn Tennis Cracks in lie Annual Con-
tests at Newport.
IN THE FIELDS OF SCIENCE
Association for It's Advancement Meets
in Buffalo.
YAQUI HEROINE
Saint Teresa Urea Leads Them In
War.
NEW BANNER IN THE BREEZE
Western Woman Pounds u Scientific
Reform Party.
TORPEDO CRUISERS NEEDED
NAVY Deficient in THIS Class Of YES
sells.
NUDD WANTS To COME BACK
Fifth Narylrrd District Republicans VIII
Nominate Tomorrow.
MARTHA DEFIED THE COURT
Ipvited the Judge to Do His Worst.
LORD RUSSELL WILL SPEAK
To Address American Bar Association at
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Barker's Creek Items.

Mrs. J. 0. Ragsdale has been quite sick
for some time, but We are glad to know
that she is improving rapidly.
Miss Julia Greer has returned home
after weeks stav with friends and rela.
lives in the Little River section.
Miss Maud Grubbs is quite sick with
measles at this time.
Mr.. Willie Glispy, of Spartanburg, was
in this section last week on all important
business
Miss Attic Major has severe case Of
measles. Her school at Long Branch IL
being taught by Miss Bessie Shirley, OF
Honea Path Miss Bessie is most excel
lent teacher.
Mr.. D r Greer has been sick for some
time but IL better at thi. writing.
Miss Fannie Green has returned to her
home in Anderson section, after pleasant
weeks stay with friends and relatives In
this section.
M,rrled, on Wednesday, January Is,
1896 ut the residence of Mr.. Wright, Mr.
] D. Ragsdale and Miss Mamie Bell
Mr.. Ragsdale is most worthy young
man, aud the bride is a most excellent and
charming young ladv, aud will make 3
model young wife. We wish them all the
happiness that is to be obtained In this
life.
We have Singing School going on at
this place, being taught by Prof Hays
The school IL in hourlshing condition.
Mr. CLARK AIewine died at bis home In
this section last Monday morning H.
was buried at Little River on Tuesday
Mr. AlewiDe had been in feeble health for
several weeks. He had wide circle Of
friends and relatives who regret exceed.
ingly to hear of his death. May God COM
fort and console the loved ones who are
mourning his death.
Mr.. CIate Ragsdale Is very sick with
measles.
Mr.. John Greer, Of Honea Path, visited
friends In this section last Sabbath
Miss Selma Wright and several friends
spent Sabbath in HoDea Path
Just chance and there will be another
wedding In this section. Guess who.
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CarsHell Items.

The school at this place Is In flourish
ing condition under the control of Miss
Onie Martin. of Mosely.
We are glad to say that Mr.. ] l.. Gable
Is able to be out again, but sorry to asy
that Mrs Vim. McPhsil Is very sick at
this writing.
The young penple Of our community
enjoyed very pleasant evening at the
residence OF our friend, Mr.. Cliff. Martin,
CD last Saturday.
Whoever Bill, from the Corner, came up
To see his best girl one morning last week
btfore breakfast. Say, old fellow, Whist is
Mr.. j. B McAdams, has moved into our
vicinity We are glad to welcome him
oack among Us. He says he is alright
now if Pedro will jnat hold Bill back.
Our young friend, Eftie McAdsms spent
his holidays at home with bis parents
Hs has returned to Dahlonega, aa., to
attend College
Captain is sporting fine gold ring on
his little finger.
The war between the United State, and
the war of Hebron against Hebron is MOI
of the old soldiers to volunteer. One Of
our best bachelors has already volun-
teered.
Madam Rumor floats the news aronnd
that "Pedro" is soon going to take unto
himeelf better half.
Mrs. Lizzie Bowen, from this oommun
ity. has gone to Baltimore for medio.
treatment She will prob-bly remain
several weeks DR.. NJ. A. Thompson &C.
companied Mrs. Bowen.
According to Madam Rumor the wed
ding bells will soon ring in this commun-
ity
Mr.. G 81. Bailey has recently purchaaed
new saw mill.
Mammals DARLING.
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A Young Ladies' Cannery.

Mrs. II. A. Gaillard, of Winnsboro,
s. g., with the aid of the young ladies oi
che town, established several years ago q
cannery which is operated entirely by
the young ladies Of the town, there being
only one man employed. 1t has proven
an eminent success from the start. Eve.
~ part of the work is conducted with
perfect order and system. There Is q
positive certainty of the cleanliness and
quality of the goods, which find ready
sale at market prices. and hold their own
In the competitive arena of trade. Mrs.
Gaillard deserves all praise for her enter
prise in organizing and conducting this
enterprise, and the young ladies who
have co.operated with her in conqueriDg
such complete success have set an e1
ample which thousands of ladies in the
towns of the Sonth may proitably follow.
There is no town ofa thousand inhabi-
tants In the South which cannot, with the
pluck and energy displayed by the ladies
of WiDnsboro, maintain similar enter
~ iss which will not only be the means OF
support and independence to themselves.
but, in the aggregate, will prevent mil
ions af dollars from being sent out Of the
South for goods which can aud should be
produced and prepared for market at
home" Agricultural.South.
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Peace and Unity.

"The white population of South Caro-.
lima have about buried their political dit
fereDces, and henceforth there will be u
cessation of strife between the COnserva.
tives and the Reformers," said the Hon.
George E. Prince, 8 Loading Democratic
lawyer OF that State, at the Hotel Page.
1.-THE late constitutional Convention
marked the end of the lnternecine war,
aud from now on there will be united
Democratic party. One OF the chief fea-
lures Of the new Constitution relates to
the suffrage. and that we found very
difficult matter to deal with. In fixing
ON qualification based on education or
the alternative Of property to the extent
of $500, one of which IL cuudition prece-
dent to voung after 1893, the convention
lid about the uest and wisest thing pos
sible under the circumstances. Until 1898
citizens may register, even II unable To
read and write. II they can understand
section of the Constitution when read to
them, and this confers on them the right
of being registered on the list of perma.
nent voters. Under the operations Of this
electoral system we will have spprexi-
mately 100000 white voters In the State
and not exceeding $4,000 colorsd voters
This assures the continued ascendancy Of
the superior race, but 1t does not follow
that the Democratic party will include all
the white people Of the State.
s.For some time 1t has been evident that
the Democrats would sooner or later have
&c contend with another party, and now
that all danger OF black supremacy has
been removed, and the Democrats have
virtually ceased fighting each other, 1t is
apparent that the Republican party will
cune into the field prepared for vigorous
battle on purely economic issues. South
Carolina has Of late years grown to be
heavily interested in cotton and wooden
mills and other manufacturing enter
prises. The people who have put their
money into these are becoming strongly
,impregnated with the doctrine of protec-
Lion. With the race problem settled. q
great many Of them will not hesitate 10
ally themselves with the Republican
party on the ground Of its fostering atti-
tude toward American industries. From
this source lies the future danger to DEM
,ocracy In Carolina. - Washington Post.
I.
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Pine Grove Items.

The measles a-e still raging In this Sec
ton among both white and c0lored.
The school at this place has just COM
menced with Miss Lillian Brown as
teacher.
The Salem Sunday School reorganized
last Sunday, and elected Mr.. W. E. Leo
Superintendent.
Wheat and oats are looking little sick
now. We have had some very cold
weather this winter.
Miss Eva Kay is visiting friends and
relatives In the Storeville section.
Miss Pearl FAINT and brother, from
Lowndesvllle, have been visiting rela-
tives in this section. Come again, we
will be glad to see you.
This Is Leap Year, and "Old Joe' Ia
waiting patiently for some girl to come
around. Maybe Malinda will give him
q call.
We havn't heard from "Molly," the
Stone Church writer, in good while.
Wonder where she has got TOT
Boys I'll bet you would think 1t was
Leap Year If you bad been at sociable
The other night and saw some girls hitch
Mr.. O's horse up and help him In the
buggy.
Two young men from this section start
ed to see their girls the other Sunday and
got afraid by the time they got half way
and came back. I wouldn't start next
time, boys.
We'll, Mr. Editor, It is getting work
time now and "Old Joe" will have TO
Just come down to 1t. OLD JOE.
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Gift to Erskine College.

DUE WEST. Jan. l5.- Yesterday morn
ing Or. w. NJ. Grier announced that Mr..
Joseph Wylie of Chester, s c., had given
81, 900 to 60 to the payment Of Erskine
colleges debt. The announcement was
received with enthusiastic applause by
the students. In the same letter there
came also $1,000 for the theological semi
nary of which DR.. W. L. Pressly is the
honored president. Only few years ago
Mr.. Wylie gave $1,000 to Erskine, and
the friends of the college have come to
know that the institution has no better
friend than he. This gift, with the sub.
scriptions that are due this winter. will
bring the debt down>to about $4,000. 1t
is earnestly hoped that the men of means
among the friends of the college will fol-
low the example of this literal hearted
man and wipe the debt out entirely
Special to Columbia State.
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directory Of the institution has been asked
to be present at the hearing and the COM
mittee wants TO get at rock bottom facts.
A resolution has been introduced In
reference to the suggested investigation
into the talk about discord and the like
at Clemson College. This committee is
likely to have quite lively time. The
resolution will probably be adopted IN
the House in the morning and then be
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Nothing has yet been done towards ap-
pointing the commission that Governor
Evans suggested to look into the railroad
situation in the State.
Several matters relative to the railroad
interests have already been presented.
One bill provides that In case the rail-
roada refuse to operate rates put out by
the commission that their charters shall
be forfeited, aud second bill provides
for passenger rates. Another bill pro-
vides against running freight trains on
Sunday. 1t is known that the Attorney
Generals Office is opposed to any ieglsla-
ton pending the suits in the United States
Court as to the fertilizer rate. 1t would
appear If such legislation is needed and II
rates are to be made directly by the Leg
islature that there is little need for the
continued existence Of the commission
except as board OF arbitration. If 1t
cannot make and enforce rates and tho
Legislature has to do that work, as is now
being attempted, then the com mission
should give 1t up. The Attorney Gen
erals Office has advised against 1t Is the
understanding.
While there are great many matters
relating to county affairs and few or
more general import there seems to be
general disposition to push the WORK and
there Is really no reason to spend time
here for months. IF the members will
get to work, as they seem disposed to do
the session need be no longer than the
usual ones, as Governor Evans suggested
In his message, especially If the resoin-
ton Of Mr.. Blackwell, that general legis-
lation be first considered be passed and
adhered to. The great economists IN the
House will see that there ia no loss OF
time and that the four dollar per diem Is
earned.
The everlasting dog tax bill has made
its appearance in vari.colored dress.
The race for Speakership is between
Mr.. Frank G. Gary, Of Abbeville, and
Mr.. j. E. Breazeale, Of Anderson. No
other names has yet been mentioned IN
this connection.
The anti lyncbing bill is likely to be
taken up daring the week.
Governor Evans is at work on his dis
psnsary message to the General Assem-
bly,. Il will be largely statistical. :.
Not MON ber OF the House has died
since the election in 1S94.-Special to
Netns and Courier.