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The sun., 1896-10-25
MeHush orsan,.,se ,he ,Lons.horsu.,

Edward MoHugh, the delegate of the English
Dock Workers Federation. organized last night
another branch of the American 'Loneshore-
mems Union. which he formed recently at 81
and West streets. and contains a score OF men.
McHngh told crowd OF 'longshoremen an that he
was going to organize all the men along both
river fronts before the end of the winter and
that he had been instructed to spend money ip
organizing unions. 0"e' ~
The sun., 1896-10-25
italian Cruiser Decorated In Honor or the
Royal Wedding.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-The Italian cruiser
Cristoforo Colombo WAS in holiday dress to-
day in honor of the wedding at Rome Of Prince
Victor Emmanuel. Crown Prince Of Italy, to
priucess Helene. The band played nation nj airs
and crowds OF sightseerS lined the piers. Prince
Louis of Savoy sent out through his aide
camp invitations to persons whom he has met
during his stay here to come on bonrd and take
tea wi III him ana share in tho festivities Of the
day,
The sun., 1896-10-25

This was surmounted by huge gold dollar.
Half . mile in the air was q colossal aerial
motto in fire. 1t read Honest Money" and
above 1t appeared picture Of Garret A. Hobart
There a great fre picture of Mckinley
aud a startling Mckinley bouquet that was pro-
duced by the discharge Of 5000 colored rockets
FIREWORKS WITHOUT END.
There were explosions of rockets that seemed
to hang long lines Of lanterns In the alr-lanterns
that foated away in both straight and curved
lines and looked like the electric signals that
Yankee war ships use ct night. The ai- became
filed with haze OF smoke above tho
fleet-a haze through which the penclled beams
from the search lights pierced and wavered and
flashed. while tho light Of the colored fires on
the anchored floats tlium,ned 1t with spIendor
that suggested the mists Of the setting sun.
A person who failed see 1t cannot imagine
the magnifcence Of tho spectacle which the
patriot sailors of the harbor provided to show to
the people of the METROPOLIS where the Ameri-
can sailors stand when the honor of the nation
Is threatened.
The sun., 1896-10-25

Col Robert e. Ingersol, who has been speak
ing in Illinois for Mckinley and sound money.
returned to New York u few days ago. He will
make his hnal speech in this campaign ir Gar
nogie Hall on Thursday night ~
The sun., 1896-10-25
Carlisle Not Morrsted at Bowling Green

BOWLING GREEN KY, Oct. 24.-John G. Car
lIse' Secretary OF the Treasury, spoke here this
evening To an audience which oyert!owed the
Opera House into the streets.
No attempt WAS made TO interrupt Mr.. Car
Isle beyond few shouts for Bryan and Rhea.
the Third district Democratic nominee for
CouRreoj. There were many women in the
auulenee, and they showered flowers on the dis
tinguiBhSd secretary.
The sun., 1896-10-25

Mckinley and Hobart. Protection and Pros
perlty: Sound Money"
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Nrre and Tlrnrn.

Van Smith has about completed his
kite job for +. w. Gamer, on Road
run.
Several persons from Tyler county
have recently purchased land and
moved thereto on Wease Ridge.
w. NJ. Simmons will WELD the birch
at Oak Hill this winter. Will is a
complete master Of the profession.
Rev. Burtus Carter and his newly
married wife are visiting home folks.
Burtrs has developed into quite an
orator and eXpounder.
Rev. Wan. Burns will preach at the
Cherry Fork School House the 9Th
Sunday, at 1890 q. NJ. There
should be large gathering to hear
this able divine.
There are great many peaches
throughout tie country, but apples
are n thing Of the past.
Notwithstanding the great damage
done to crops there will be large
amount OF corn raised in this county.
Calhoun Is all 90. X" and she will
soon blossom like Il rose in the land OF
enterprise.
a few nights since Che Middle run
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For few DAYS politics has been
kept at white hcat-princjpal
ly over the Office Of sheriff in the
county aud Justice ia some Of the
districts. tits strange, bat neysr.he.
les true, TINT men will allow them.
be YES 10 get SO worked mp ms ta al.
mostlose reason. Some almost lose
sight Of the fact tina they are acslir,
"i,h their fellow men. Worked nm
to nch high pitch that they are in
no condition to- sloud dctaal or con.
sole the defeated Iicuambor gcrlIc.
men, after Tho .orm IS over yuu vii
have TO live, many ofyou, io the same
community with those you have OBJ.
posed, aud 1t ls important that yopr
pulse should RESUME normal c.oli.
ton. The issues involved I'm ,b.
campaign ought O., ba ,uH'r.anfa de.
mhnd the attention ofoger. candiJaf,
and political worker without resort.
ing to personalities Evorv nIap
should seek to build BOZ formurnrti
own foundation aud NO. upon .no rg.
ms Of others We hope. therefore
chat The personal wounds will ...n
be healed
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- Dad law S.ircti1I.
.-s-- -

Ata ,cn'ar-cs-iue Of tie cunt, Court
Of Calhoun county held on the 9th d,v Of
july, i~gf
utor al, petition ci 81. ". Fanar .ni
go other voters and tax payers cf Washing
ton district this county, praying an nrGcr
be awarded directing thal 1T the Election
70 be held in Washington district in Tie
month 81 November, next, they be print
ted to vote Tor and agmns, the d.>conln-
ucin- Of the present Road System, now in
force, in the said district On con.id, ra-
tion of tn said petition ard as provided
by lew, i j. ordered th"; poll be taken
and lcpt 10y the officer uf the said election
at the place, Of voting in the said district
in the manner prescribed by law, and the
ballots 80 cast ri said olcciiob shall have
written %: printed thereon: "For Prrsart
Road Law nr against Present koad
Law and said officers At said election .hall
ascertain and certify the result thereof in
The manner prescribed hy law.
a Copy T"sic:
oTI-lw. l.. III. THiPPETT, C!REK
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After all there is not - much in
true woria and merit. West Virgin
Ia has not more upright, indua!ri-
Gus, painstaking lawyer in it .hnn Il.
u. Linn, yet on account Of his pocu-
liar location he is kept out of The
JudSeship, q position tor which he is
80 well equipped and so peculiarly
fitted. Time will explode some theo.
ries.
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80 Dad LAW Election.

1t regular session Of the County Court
OF Calhoun county, held on the l3th day
of April, 1896
Upon the petition Of u. y. SINNERS and
So other voters and taxpayers OF sherman
district, this comfy, PRAYING an order be
awarded directing that at the Election to
he held in sherman district in the month
OF November, next, they ho permitted IL,
vote for and against The discriminating Of
the present Road System, now IN force, i'm
The -lid district. On consideration Of The
sad petition and rs provided 10y law, it is
Ordered 'hal 81 poll hc taken and kcrt bv
the officers OF the said clccti INST the sew
eral PAGES Of voting in the said district in
IN the manner prescribed by Law, and tne
bal lots so cat At said election shall have
written or printed thereon. .'For Present
Road Law or Against Present Road
Law and said officers ~ said election .hail
ascertain and certify the result thereof in
the manner prescribed by Law.
Copy TeStc:
o71-lw. l.. II. TRtrrErr, CLErK.
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We are proud of the nomina ton
of our townsman, Reese Blizzard, for
Judge, and nnhesilatingIy say that
the honor could not have fallen
on one more worthy. The people of
the Sixth Judicial District are now
assured Ola clean, honest, upright,
palnstaking and scholarly Judge.
The people will now choose between
the two distinguished iurists, and 10
m'tter which ,aoy choose no mistake
will be made.
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There is no Necessity for HIDE
bound, narrow contracted, insulting
declarations in politics Every man
on any ticket represents IL principal
and III u degree, ut least, stands ior a
form OF government. The measure
and not tie men should rule
and guide our actions.
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sAIIga.. ts&s.sAIlG sasII
CALL FOR STATE CONVEN.
TON.

Wheeling W. Va. Aug Il. 1896.
/ A;n conference held at Wheeling.
". VA, on the 18th day Of August.
1896, by Democrats who cannot give
their endorsement Ia the platform
and policies adopted by the Chicago
convention, i, WAS determined, after
full and free discussion, to call mass
convention to he held IN the city Of
Wheeling, Oh Saturday, August 20.
1896, ut 10 O'clock Il. M, for the pu,
pose OF selecting delegates t. the con
vcnti"n To he held n Irhianupolis
Ind, on September ,, 1896; also to
select siN Presidential Electors or the
State ct West Virginia, and transact
such other cuisines. as may he deem
ed eNpcdient by the convention.
AT the conference above referred 10.
~ provisional executive committee
was appointed, three tom each Con,
grcssi"naI district, with the chairman
"f The conference ns un additional
mcmbar That committee Is -. f,l.
lows:
l'irs. D;s.ricI.-Ai+red Coj3woD
Ohm. :. n. Lnren,z NTarsL,l. J,Lr
l.. Dunchan. Hancock
Second Di-tr'ci.-.gpbn \ R.hi..
son, Mineral: u. G. Wes,e,!,ova,
Bcrkelcy; &. " TURNER 1j,,,ro.i;.
Third Di@,rint.-J. A. Gban,ard
Logan. = y. j5ninas. Kanavl,e. 7,
J Williams. Greenbricr
Fourth pistr,c.:-X r V;Ysor
! Ca5c!l, II. C. Simm.. Ca5cR. John
! W Bates, Mason.
a sab committee CONSISTING IF Al.
! fred Caldwell. J. D. Hn;ucs r. =
/ Liusun aud T.. ". Tnfucr ,y.,.. 81,
pointed by he execufi.e c8u..i,tl.
10 prepay. call fartho State couye.-
tiau qs above Indicated
In taking hi, step the gentleman
. grg.2n: role .hat thew wore rr,su;po
she only course icf open to lh-n as
true Democrats. Thev ,apno, oiye
their support to the Chicago rlsi.
form. first, because they regard tho
financial propositi IN for the free coin.
age Of silver at the arbitrary ratio Of
rs to ! as utterly destructive IF n,o
financial interests Of the country and
particularly unjust to the rrcat no-
jority of lhc people who must doncrd
upon lhe wages of labor for the sun.
port of themselves and families; soc.
ondlv, Lecause the attack nnon tbo
1urts Contained in tbot ,Is,forn, :
an ot.ork rno, ,I,o vow a;,,1ai -,
liberty in his country and r corr;,
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PATENTS Feb. RI, 1891 Oct, a, 1899
May II, 1891 Iau :. 1903

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n
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Bankers. Brokers and Railroad
Corporations seldom make mistake
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Tie j2s. CLARK 1i.tiIysg g..
&. HUShNHEIN, AGENr,
''oO Market street, Parkcrsburs, Vest Va.

VI the shove locstIon, ,oorn-r Make
street 'nd 'Ouri SquNrr,) We have open ID
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Our stock will include & great variety Of
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Imported aud Domestic BIandic,,
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ne iradc l. solicited To inspect our stock
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CrvnrrrAxp, Mp. Angus, Il 5

CrNnErLAXp, Mp, August II SIS. Z:
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extracts 10 great variety age icing n,anu-
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in such cases 'hr combination 81 msltpep
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IlhtsJhS Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets
=. perfect treatment Tor constipation
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Another political party will fill It's
mission Of course.
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Ai.riva!s n,d Exits Of Nails.

lIrITisyillc; leaves daily, al =. M, eV-
'"rl sunday, arrives same day II Il. N.
Aru"iishurg; arrives daily az I! o'rlo, =
M, and leaves at p. m.
Chenille arrives rvory Tuesday and N.
day NJ y. M. aud leaves "Wednesday at, {
SATURDAY. % 20. ga.
Euuiar @i,;ar- ir,cc, every Fonda,
"Wednesday aud @iiduy set : a. n,., arr;,,
iue-d,r, Thursday ami Saturday Al -. DID,
Stit,n leaves Tuesday. Thursday arl
S"tm lay at e. u.. ;."i arrive, I =. m
~am, days.
Societies.
Eureka Lol,c, NJ a. 8. =. AMI \. y.
uec's Saturday night on or before the f"lI
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!. u H"u=ufs, " NJ.
z. V MjtHsuArl, S,cy.
Gart-vi.l, Lo'gc. ~. 100. !. O. o. i.
meet, Saturday night in each wc,ta, ,.2,
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every S"tauiav iient
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Iaunu,a POST. So. -. g.. s. H.. mcc,
Saturday &c. nr hrl .c the iG,; i,ll mu1,
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ah7so who are uo, for free silver
are against IT,
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h,.ri'aIff'.r 's
iuIta2 when .rycd NV country
1s % private .u Company A. IG1ir
Pennsylvania Volunteers contract.
col "hromc d.arhoc1 o. has oIv,p
men great deaIof jrpIbIccvor Ynro 7
have tried od.z.n different medicines
and several prominent doctor, wirl.
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ago iric"d sent inc sample bottle
OF tbaubcrluiu'- CpIic. CbnIer, anil
Dlorrhoea Remedy. and after rbaf I
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now cw nv thnt nm entirely .ur.
az. cuuuol hc llnrkiul cu.nrl a..
you toe l!!i. great Ecmedy. and rec
ymucni 30 90 all suffering veteran.
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Circuit Courts.
Tenth oi February, June and October.
County Courts.
Second Monday IN April, July, Novemb,
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-22

A farmer writes that % years ago
he split white oak posts for his
garden fence, putting a peck of air.
Stacked lime around each, and they
are all good yet. He attributes their
good condition to the effect Of the
lime, in which he is doubles correct.
1t has been said that board that has
been used ia mortar bed, aud thor.
oughly saturated with lime IS almost
indestrucible from decay.
A hatchet was found few days ago
completely imbcdded in the trunk
of tree cut down in Cheboygan
county, Michigan. The wood had
grown over it so that it was invisible
from the outside. It bore the name
of Robert La Sale, the French ex-
plorer, the date, 1865, and the Latin
inscription, "Ad Majorem Deal
Gloriam," the motto of the jesuit or
der to which La Sale belonged. aasssss
Give man brains and riches and
he is a king; give man brains with
out riches, and he is slave; give a
man riches without brains. and he is
monkey.
Advice is like soow, the softer it
falls the longer it dwells upon. and the
deeper it sinks into, the mind.
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Would be lnteresting.-"I dun
no., said the gripman Of the Cable
car, as he toyed with the brake Il
dunno about it, after all .
about what :" inquired the talka
tive passenger.
about this new woman business
I'd hate to see them doing the work
that men are drawing salaries f'r at
the present time But just out o
curiosity I'd almost be willing to give
up my situation. y
you would like to see how the
experiment would work, Ell 7"
Yes. I'd like to see just what a
lady gripman would do or say il she
was l6 minutes behindhand on the
trip, with car full OF passengers tc
unload, and lady passenger was tc
sand with one foot on the step taking
her time to give her friend receipt
to make raspberry Jam. .
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Henry Clay once said, 70 Mrs
President Polk Madam, l never
beard anything but praise Of your ad
ministration, though occasionally
have heard some slight objections to
your husbands"
Persons holding accident insurance
policies will be glad to learn that
their death will be considered &C.
cidental if they are lynched by mob.
A Missouri court has established the
precedent.
Montana's production of gold last
year amounted to S4,327 ,040. an
increase over 1894 of S676, 600,
which is a heavy percentage. 1t is
the same story the world over and a
feature of finance which economists
are watching with interest.
When man and woman are mar
rIed. their romance ceases aud their
history commences
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*Daily.
fDai!y except Sunday.
Trains SO aud 81 carry through Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New
York and Atlanta via Augusta
T. NJ. EMERSON, H n. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
J. r. KENLY, Genl Manager
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City, III
was told by her doctors she had Consumption
and that there was no hope for her, but two
bottles Dr.. Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved Aer life. Mr.
Thos. Eggers, l3s Florida St. San Francisco
suffered from a dreadful cold, approaching
Consumption, tried withou; result everything
else then bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and 10 two weeks was cured. He is
naturally thankful. 1t is such results OF
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs
and Colds Free trial Bottles at J. F. w
DeLorme's Drug Store. Regular size soc and
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THE RApT1srs AROUSED.

Atlanta, April IA million and a
half Baptists will soon be demanding
the release of Rev A. ] Diaz, the
Cuban evangelist, who has been arrest
ed and imprisoned by Gen Weyler.
Rev. T. F. Tichenor, corresponding
secretary Of the Southern Baptist con-
vention. issued an address to-day to tbe
Baptists of the South. In it he calls
on the denomination to raise fund 10
defend Diaz, and to care for him and
his family. Dr.. Tichenor says that
Diaz will not dare to touch nouthfu1
of food prepared 10 the Spanish prison
for fear of being poisoned
The Baptists of this section, and
they are numerous, are aroused by the
news of the arrest and will appeal at
once to the state department to inter.
fere.
Diaz is an American citizen. He
was patriot of the revolution &c
years ago. To escape arrest, be threw
himself into the sea, bopiag to drift tc
shore at nightfal. But he Aoated so far
out that be could not get back. A pass
ing ship picked him up and carried him
to New York. He was converted 10 this
country. joined the Baptist church, aud
returned to Cuba as au evangelist He
has done a great work there aud has
greatly endeared himself to the Baptists
; of the States.
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*Da:y. TDalIy except sunday.
No. So runs through to Charleston, S. c.,
via Central R. R., arriving Manning 35 p.
NJ, lanes IL p M, Charleston 50 p. N
Trains on Wilmington L. Conway R. R,
leave Chadbourn 10 40 a. NJ, arrive at Con-
way IL 55 p. M, returning leave Conway al
$50 p. m., arrive Cbadbourn 90 =. n.
leave Chadbourn 5 35 p. M, arrive at Hub al
6 20 p. m., returnl.g leave Hub 30 a. q ,
arrive at Chadbourn 9.l5 &. %. Daily e1-
cept Sunday.
Trains on C. & D. R. R. leave Wadesooro,
daily, so a M. Cheraw AZ a. 10, Dar-
ington 4S q. N arrive Florence s Is a. m.
Returning, leave Florence I As p. ro., Dsr-
lingtoa II p. m. Cheraw 8 % p. m, ar
rive Wadesboro 10 Is p. N. Trains leave
Gibson daily except Sunday, SIS a. N F,
Benne,tsvi!e 6 % a. m. Returning, leave
Darlington IS p ~ Bennsttsvile9 9 % p
m., arrive Gibson 35 p. NJ.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen' Supt.
]. kENLY, Gen'l Manager.
T. NJ EMERSON. Traffic Manager
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-22
Very Significant.

London, April IA dispatch
from Rome to the Pail Mall Gazette
says that Monsignor Cretoni, papa
nuncio to Madrid, has been instruct.
ed to propose to the Spanish govern
ment that Spain accept the media
tion of the pope, or, falling that tc
endeavor to secure the acceptance ot
Spain TO the mediation of the United
States, to the end of obtaining the
pacifcation of Cuba
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-04-22
Release Papers Secured.


Philadelphia, April l77.-The 6libus-
tering steamer Bermuda has 6oally Sc
cured British papers OF release. British
Consul Clipperton has yielded to the
efforts made to induce him to regularly
enter the vessel in the consulate regis
try, and given the noted craft clean
bill Of health.
All objections against the vessel has
been withdrawn under orders from the
British government.
The crew were paid off today aud
claims against the vessel satisfied with
out further delay. On Monday she
will sail for Puerto Cortez in command
Of Captain Hughes. who has succeeded
Captain O'Brien in command Of the
vessel.