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Evening journal., 1897-04-07
80 Pnrdon 10 Then.

Trenton, April THE board ~ par
dons had has under consideration thD
applications for Communication % SEN
tence in the cases Of Elmer Claw0on
and Jacob johnson. both Of whom we've
convicted in Somerset county of mur
der in the first degree. Claweon killea
his employer and Johnson. who was Q
colored preacher murdered Annie Bos
ers. The board declined 20 interfere
and both men VIII pay the death poa
Al
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MUN YON s

Improved Homeopathic Home REM
tly Company put up a separate cure for
each disease. At all druggists, mostly
25 cents. Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Professor Mum
yon, 1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
answered with free medical advice for
any disease.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
The Tennl. chnmnlonshln.

Boston. April 7.-George l.. Fearing.
Jr. of the Boston Athletic association
defeated B. 5. DE Garmendla OF New
York in the second round FOR the anna
,teur court tennis championship OF tna
United States here. Fearing won 5-6.
Ga, 6-2. 6-l. in a finely played contest.
This match leaves TWO Boston men ia
the tournament for the finals. and to-
morrow Fearing and stockton viii have
Il out to a finish.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
rhe Ad,ni,al n.s lad Enough.

l<hania. Island Of Crete April I'D
iairal Canevaro has asked the Italian
government to relieve him OF his CONF
mand. and the Marquis dc Rudini has
replied that in the event of 2 blockade
OF the Greek ports the admirais re-
quest viii be granted
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
InalanapeII. Dapea Lo.e zoo. .ooo.

Indianapolis. April THE +. s. Dean
company maintained an Office ia this
city Within an hour after the patrons
OF the concern saw in the papers that
the company had failed several hundred
investors surrounded the Office. The fol-
lowing notice was tackled on the door:
office closed; agent gone TO New
York. New York Office closed.
The agent was Miss NJ. z. Massey.
The company is said 20 have taken ~
least sscO.oGa out of this city alone.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
strucx by rirbtnine.

thunderstorm with lightning struck the
Baptist and Congregational churches In
the center OF the town and set hre to
the Baptist church, the damage being
5000 Al North Weymouth an electric
bolt struck the hagstan on the River
street school and broke IL, a portion Of
the roof also being torn Oft.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
sentenced For Check Rai.lug.

New Haven. April AT the April
term Of the criminal side of the superior
court Louis Leslie and William Ross
professional crooks who mystiied New
Haven for some time with fraudulent
checks. were given Eve years each in
state prison. the fun penalty for their
crimes. They pleaded guilty
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
zanzibar rrses Her s1ars..

Zanzibar April THE sultan Of
Zanzibar has issued a decree abolishing
slavery The government will pay COM
Iensation FOR all slaves legally held. II
Zanzibar is unable to meet the full ex-
pcnse. it is believed that the imperial
government will assist
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
The America to Go Into Commission.

Boston. April AFTER lying idle since
the death of her former owner. General
Benjamin +. Butler the famous old
yacht America is again to so into COM
mission. The America Is siill owned by
the Butler heirs. and three Of these,
Paul Eutler, Butler Ames and Adelbsri
ArneE. are to run her this season.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
s,nguilly stm In JacksonrllIo.

Jacksonville. Fla, April General
Julio Sanguilly. the Cuban leader, who
has been in Jacksonville since last Fri
day. is still here, but In hiding. He IS
supposed TO be waiting FOR a favorable
opportunity to slin to Cuba. He is,
however. being watched by Spanish
spies.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
Likely TO Lose.
The report Is Is follows.

The report is as follows
'AIr Kellogg, manager OF this con-
Germ. stated that il was composed Of
Mr.. +. S. Dean and Mr.. Adolph Gobel,
both Of Chicago, and that there was
$50 900 invested in the business. he
offered to show the securities, saying
they were in his safe, but after look
ing there for them said they were de-
posted with a safety deposit company.
He admitted that they We're not mem
bers Of either of the exchanges, and
they could not become members. The
reason advanced was that they We're
advertisers and that none of the eX-
changes allowed its members to ad-
vertise. He said that he took 10 per
cent commission whether their invest
ments were profitable or not. All the
money of their customers is put into
pool, and they invest it according 70
their own judgment, having full dis
cretionary power, although they some
times receive specific orders TO buy or
sell
"AIr. Kellogg endeavored to create the
impression that the business was n
legitimate one and that with their ex-
perience and methods they were almost
certain to pay good dividends % parties
investing money through them. He
said of course those who speculated ex-
pected either TO make a great deal Of
money or lose what they had and re-
marked, You know in nine cases out
of ten they lose
Leopold Balbach who was one Of the
incorporates Of the Z. S. Dean com
pany. has an Office in the Consolidated
Exchange building. He said yesterday.
Charles Weiman and Sam Keller ask
ed ire 70 act as an incorporation Of the
r. s. Dean company because I was a
citizen of New Jersey where they
wished to incorporate. / merely acted
as a friend in order to accommodate
them. Within a week / withdrew and
returned my five shares. Since then ]
have not had anything TO do With the
concern
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
NIcillns of the Dan cnllnn.c.

Fishkill Landing. n. y, April -
Three or four hundred FishZill people
have lost 100000 through the failure Of
the e. s. Dean company Of New York.
They invested from S25 to $1,000 each.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07

The Kidneys don't.
Their early symp-
toms are but few ana
apparently insigniR-
cant.
Woe to him never
theless. who neglects OF
misunderstands them
For it means, first,
AlarI AotraAtr,n tha,
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company, southwest
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets, is
prepared to do printing of evory de-
scriptiOn quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company. southwest
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets is
prepared to do printing Of every dc
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
Like a Thief in The kight

Brights Disease and other Kidney
troubles steal upon US and are firmly
settled before we know it. If the Lungs,
Heart or Liver become diseased they
tell us very duicklv
Evening journal., 1897-04-07

5ullus HOBBS I'D DlOOo poisoning, then
dropsy, then death by stupor (coma) or
commissions.
II may attack us at any age.
It's only signs may be a little head
ache little backache little dullness,
a little twitching of the muscles, n
slight puffiness under the eyes, little
dyspepsia, slight vertigo or dizziness,
and then the light Is suddenly blown
out.
Ease your Kidneys, preserve your
health, save your lite by using
Or. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills
They will relieve these over-worked or
gans, aid them in filtering poisons and
impurities out of your system. and will
heal strengthen and cure your Kid
neys when diseased.
Cured OF Inflammation OF the kidneys Alter
Failing to get Aid Elsewhere
Feb. 6, 1897.
Hobbs Remedy Co.
Dear Sirs: For over year l suf-
fered from a kidney disease, which the
doctors called nephritis or indamma-
( ton of the kidneys. I had been under
the doctors care and tried many pat.
ent medicines also, without obtaining
relief. / suffered intense pain in the re-
! gion of the kidneys, and at times was
unable to attend TO business. my back
being very weak. l heard of Dr. Hobbs
! Sparagus Kidney Pills and tried them.
After taking three boxes ! am entirely
cured. Geo. n. Stranahan,
SOC nth st., n. W, Washington, d. c.
HOBBS REMEDY CO., PRorRIEroRs. Chicago
DE- Hobbs Pills, For Sale BY
n. B. DANFORTH, DRUGGIST,
Cor. I'd aud Market, and East I'd
Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07

We are already taking
orders on summer awn-
ings and coverings
Window awnings put
up complete fI3m.mSk rs
upwards, according to size
and material.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
Ra11
Racks

the hall rack IS the obectona0Ie piece IS easy overcome
Racks cheap enough We showing plentiful assor
ment Of them. Quanered oak finely polished, with
French bevel mirrors from So 50 to S7 ch gem ID
design
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Baby


coorngs and styles Of uphosterng enough 70 almost beW
der the purchasers qualities the best that obtanable
prices suit alS4oo to $40 90 all with rubber tire
bicycle wheels
Evening journal., 1897-04-07

Nice weather this to sun the
little ones and should be taken
advantage Of We were never
better prepared to sell baby
carriages-eveN thing desirable
may be found here. shapes.
Evening journal., 1897-04-07
THE
FIRST
IMPRESSION

Generally ones impressions are made by
what they see 6rst-your hall for instance
IS first seen by your visitors Is II such TO
make the proper impression of what is to
be found in your otherwise tastefnlly and
perhaps ariisIcaly furnished home2 IL
Evening journal., 1897-04-07

ohcc OF tho Defunct Concern Thronged
with People Who Lost Their Savings
In the scheme to Get Rich Quicls-In-
diena2olis Investors Lost ss0O,oOO.
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Gail.

Mr. Chas. II. Carlisle, chairman OF
the executive committee Of the South
Carolina Sunday School Convention,
asks Us to publish the notice bslow IN
reference TO the convention which
will no hela g! Camden, S. O., August
1925, 1887: ,
The program of the 20ih Annual
STATE Sunday School Convention is
now baiug prepared and will be pub
Jished in g few days. IL is expected
hat s9me prominent Sunday SchCol
workers from other States will be pre-
se&t, oD3 q practical, helpful meeting
is Huticina!ed.
LIST 70 active Sunday School work
CIR, whether officer, tescher, or paster,
who sincerely desires 10 Improve him
self or his school, miss this occasion.
The good people Of Camden are mak-
ing preparations for ROYALTY entertain
ing the convention. Every county is
urged 10 send a full delegation, and
ali who exnect TO attend will please
notify Mr.. G. w. Birchmore, Cam
den, S. O., IS sooH as possible. Re
duced rates on tE9 raiiro2ds will ne
promulgated from functional points
u the St&!c il ample tine. County
statistical secretaries : requested u
perfect the.r statistical reports Of tie
numu"r Of officers ard teacters. Of
scholars, a&d Of The amounts contrib
'utea by the schools 10 their respective
counties, and forward the au 10
pr2r. II. Q. Sans, Statistical Secreta.
ny, at GeTnaY, : G. County treasu'
rers vii also f0rwarI 20 the State
Convention Treasurer, Rev. ". /.
Herbert, Fl2ge4cc, S. O., dues on
pledges. etc. 4Gc county vice prcsi-
dents Will please see that their respect
i've county conventions are arranged
Tor, 3 suitable procram preps!ed and
assist il every possible way to make
Il q success. Ai.o let the ccunty vice
9r2si3cHtS prepare and forward 10 TIE
undersigned (or prGs9at il II person
Il Inc c ,nv"nucr} aiG!l roport Of the
n2ga0jztd SuodAy School woTk IN
lei" respective cJNG,Ics.
|Uro2uizayi0u" viii DO one of The
~1Tiuciral topics for discussion 81 thc
Approaching mee.iug. May the Hoy
Sp!ri, guide in all the preparations
g%ud IL the deliberations Of The con
: ventian. .FrRternaily,
; CAa3. Il. Carlisle, CH,'m EX. Com,
Su9ytaDburr. s. &.
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An Alabama Defaulter.

Two years ago Probate Judge Frank
Randolph Of Montgomery county,
Ala, became a defaulter and abscond-
ed. He made his way to the United
States Of Colombia, where he assumed
The name of Charles Radford. The
next heard of him was that he had
been arrested and put in prison on the
charge of killing a German merchant
in that country. Thursday a letter
was received in Montgomery from the
department Of slate, Washington, Civ
ing the information that a dispatch
mad been received from the legation
Of the United at Bogota saying:
bradford sentenced to death. Appeal
taken" Randolph was a prominent
politician in Alabama and was well
known to all.
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AN UNU5UfL
sy F?hioa :; .adJ fRs3,f,gcr |"S Fatally
injured.

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Hcucut by the Ooast Line.

The Wilmington, Newberno and
Norfolk railroad was sold at public
auction Thursday by order OF the
United States Circuit Court in fore
closure OF mortgage Of the properties
10 the State Trust Company CT New
York. The sale started at the upset
price of $3.50, coo, made by H.. A.
Whiting, representing the bondhold-
crs, aud was run up 10 $40O, COO, at
which If was closed to Mr.. Warren G.
Elliott, president Of the Atlantic Coast
Line ard representing q corporation
10 be known as tie Wilmington and
Nawbcrne Company. The road will
be operated us Il part Of the Coast Line
system, ard it is believed will ulti
matciy be extended to Washington,
n. G., tGus giving Inc Atlantic Coast
Line Il direct line Wilmington 10 Nor
folk, Va.
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Remarkable DOloEY.

During q thunder storm, q ho]. CT
lightning CT come queer capcrs We'd
r:@sdav Al tie SUBURBAN home OF Mr..
\. X. Lo2ie, t"omlias cast Of Char.
.Io,,e Ms. Logic mgs in she house
VIII tn cE;jtr.r ed Mr.. Logic W3s
ia tie bart Goles:..iaIrg 4 farmer
FRIEND VINO ND uscn3ea II for shelter
from thc S.orn. 49, ut once, almost
.eyerybcdv on fro E,!cg vas knocked
over. Li@u,4iI: i&d struck a tai
cedar trac IN frOut Ct &r. iGc:u'a rlSi
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,Iumntu futN the CANAL,

Wednesday might Bill McTyre, of
Augusta, Ga, a c0lored man, jumped
INTO tue canal by Berry>s mill. He
was seen by three or four negro boys
whG succeeded in fishing him cut bs-
fcre It Was 100 !ato. Bel, who lives
on Tel;alr street, near Jackson, is bent
un ending his miserable existence,
"Wednesday rights being the second
suicidal a;l,npt within a week. Sore
few nights ago no wanted TO blow his
brains "ut, but the pistol was taken
from hun 10 line. And It's ali about
a woman! lie has gotten iaio trouble
with SarAh and sees no way out OF IL
lXyey! lDV crave.
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The camel is a beast of great strength

The camel is beast of great strength
and endurance. Nothing hurts it un-
til the %proverbial last straw" is add
ed to it's burden. The human diges
tive system is very much like a camel.
1t is really astonishing how much
abuse it will stand. Sometimes, how.
ever, something worse than usual will
be eaten, and will 60 through the
stomach into the bowels, and there it
will stick-thal's constipation. Nine
tenths of all human sickness is due to
constipation. Some of the simplest
symptoms are coated tongue and foul
breath, dizziness, heartburn, hatu-
lence, sallowness, distress after eat
ing, headaches and lassitude. A little
thing will cause constipation, and a
little thing will relieve II. DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are a certain cure for
constipation. They are tiny, sugar
coated granules, mild and natural IN
their action. Thera is nothing lnJu-
rious about than. Sold by druggists.
Address with 81 cents in n cent
stamp IS, to cover cost of mailing only,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Assocla-
ton, Buffalo, N. Y, and get q free
copy OF the ''People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser"
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A Brutal Murder.

The story of a brutal murder comes
from West Point, Tenn. Miss Rennie
Williams went to the Woods to pick
blackberries. Failing to return, search
was instituted, resulting in the finding
of the dead and mangled body of the
woman in the woods tied to a bush.
There were evidences of a terrible
struggle, indicating that the girl had
been criminally assaulted and choked
and beaten to death. If the murderer
is run down he will be lynched.
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a Change OF Base.

The new advertisement Of the Kee.
lev Institute informs the public of an
important change-the removal Of the
Institute from Columbia to Green
Vile. There were a number of
reasons for the change; aud it is ex-
pected that the patronage and useful
ness of the Institute will thereby be
be very much increased.
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rs axe Tome D

This is an injunction that will be
Leeded by &ll VINO look TO the promo
iio1 o; the pleasures Of others. A
happy home is indeed The happiest CT
pisces. One source of happiness in
The home circle IS good music. a
sure source Of good music is a good
rj1u0-suca as may be hsd from NJ.
4. Malone, Columbia, S. c.. Read
what he has TO say in his new adver-
tisemont.
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Malone of Columbia,

There are some new facts and sug-
gesticns in the new advertisement Of
N. A. Malone of Columbia. But
they all relate to the same subject
the furnishing OF first class pianos and
organs at low prices. This is one of
Malone's specialties, and he wants
every performer and everyone who
looks to buying an instrument TO look
we'll TO what he offers. Write him
at once.
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To The Public.

WYE WILL OFFER FOR :
w sale until August lst, !:
as we will have to know :
within the time above /:
stated in order to arrange our !:
business for another year, !:
whether or not we will be able :
to dispose of this valuable real !:
estate. Having decided to go :
more extensively into the mer- :
camille and rice mill business, :
and to reduce our farming in !:
!: terest, we have decided to place :
: upon the market one of the fin :
est plantations for general pur- :
: poses in Orangeburg County. :
: This property is situated in :
: Pine Grove Township, one mile :
from the town of Lone Star, asia :
ton on the Manchester and Au- i.
!: gusta r. R., and containing :.
: twenty-five hundred (250O) :
!: acres, more or less, with a good :
: part of same under q high state :
Of cultivation. On the place is a :
good saw mill, grist mill, gin and :
!: cotton press, q fine pasture, or :
10 good tenant houses, and ev- :
cry other convenience a good :
farmer would want. We offer :
also for sale two lots and the :
best store house in Lone Star. :
This is undoubtedly a fine open :
ing for anyone wishing to mer- :
chandise and farm in connection :
with each other. All of which :
we offer you very cheap and on :
easy terms. Of course we won't :
be able to turn over to the pur- :
chaser the farm before first OF :
Jam, 1898. The store we can :
turn over for the fall business. ::
For further particulars address :
TAYLOR & BULL, Lyons, s. c. :
2l-3moS
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ges

From which springs, directly or in
directly, nearly every form OF head
ache, and sick headache never sepera-
ted therefrom, is surely and speedily
relieved and cured by the use OF
"Hilton's Life for the Liver and Kid
neys." One 25c bottle will convince
of its merit. Try it. Sold by dealers
generally.
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'Gr.sta%jo Glo@u end navo h"Hd i0r.
h, .rTe@ra. 60. Nc.Aoid, Governor
Eigarss.' Sar,, was 9c''ru uNa'"rir>itU2.
tons 81 :Aa polio? q liz SAFE in
~cc2~i - sch or.:::3rl HacEagcS q,
ny WHi,us offered e. 5aio has ten
rrEcGleG.
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lief that if q MAJ inherits weak lungs from
bis parents he is pretty SURE to die of con
sumption. The actual fact is that if such
q man win only take proper care OF himee1
be will really be safer from consumption
than a CARELESS person who has no nheHted
weakness. Careles.ness is the real evil eye.
csrelesness will develop 4 tendency to
consumption In any body.
Tfs lungs are composed of vsyY dehcate,
sensitive tissue, even In the heal6iest per
son; that 10 why they yield ss4sefiy TO the
attack Of tainted blood. II the blood Is al.
lowsd 10 get impure and i2psvsrished, ahd
hls-poiso4sA, the sseds Of c~onsunpttse
Will Apf1sx ~ II The best hSd ct q seasn-
tatsen. The zeal eoxsun1p%ea-taiat b N
the blood.
Hundreds of oasos Of so-carled "heredi-
tafS" consumption have been completely
aud permanently rqated ext Of 2e system
by d. Piece. Gekta MedIepl Discovery,
simply because i gives the Matchmaking
glands power to pos I ftesh shund anSSgp-
ply of rich, ned, lssfhy, blood Into the
oitfrlaN5n. This drives out all Poisonous
and unhealthy gsruaa It stepAtha t6eszA OF
tissue szd the formation of refbid deposses;
builds xp fresh, normal, heeifhy hsae Vs0sre
and solid, muscular strength.
In all the weakened debAitated oond93ooe
which are the ~forerunners Il eo1rsn1nPSee.
Dr.. fierce's Discovery p ths most p4-
feet nutrftive aud strength builder. Il =
sesimAatsd By the weakest stomacas
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Advice to Mothers.

We take pleasure In calling your atten
don to = remedy 70 long needed In carry
Ing children safely through the critical
Jtage of teething. It Is m incalculahls
blessing to mother and child. II you ara
disturbed at night with . sick, fretful,
tsething child, ue Pitt Oarminative, 1t
Will give instant relief, and regulate tho
bowels, and make teething safe and easy.
II will cure Dysentery aud Diarrhoa.
Pitts Carminative Is ar instant relief for
coIic Of infants. It will promote digestion,
give tone and energy TO the stomach and
bowels. The sick, puny, suffering child
will soon become the fat and frolicking Joy
II the household. 1t ID very pleasant TO
tho taste and only cost 26 cent. per bottle
Sold by druggists and by
The MURRAY DRUG co.,
C,lln1,a. s q
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have q
superstition that
an evil eye may be
cast upon a perseu
to bring all sorts or
trouble and mis-
fortune. That
seems like 4 pretty
foolish notion ;
but it isn't much
worse than some
of the notions
which civilized
people indulge IN.
One worn out ~
,erxtition ia the be-
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NJ. A. MALONE,
COLUMBIA, 8. G.,
PIANOS AND ORG


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