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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-01-12

Operations j. a..rnM n. trooi
against ,l..3.r.l lI..i.M> ia I'LL siA
tx. r. tl., a,c ya. llc I'LL
lacn Ri Alse,s FL ;euo lniu-
tim, u o, r ,lo ro. ran..u-
aM- ,l.c .rsn:..r ce-trr callcl
l.:n. :f.e roci",l n.nina H.l., l,e had
..li... ~lrllow Haired Ch.ci
va NIT. II h5i.o .i.jr,..T und.r .ir..
,-.."ridan -ai .hat IT, Had n, .upc.iol
~ Il scout. and l,icl. rorsyth. wiln ll.td
,l.c frs, ,l.r,r.jni,y If t.,tins Ill,
y,u,g fellow ucl,lc. la. praised l.u,
1lauy ;ilncs in lli~ writings. III. iir>t
battle wa- tie t.llant rc.is1ancc,.c,..
.'or.vti. made to i band nf C,cvcnncs
.,.l,r Roman \oso. Tie hurc Chcy
c..mc chicftain. who hnd him corncrc,l
on y small sand bar in the \richarce
Branch uf the I.crublcan River. i'm
SDptcmbcr. l-s;S. Gen. FORSYTH had
started in pursuit Of the hostilcs with
a PARTY uf hfty fronticr,mcn he had
enlisted at For, IIarkcr and For,
ilays. With Gen. !;ursvth were.
Li.ut,. Fred II. I;ecchcr. Third In
fantry j. II. Mooer,. surgeon. and
~. II. McCall sergeant. Hccchcr WAS
nephew of Henry Ward Hccclcr.
Serrcant McCalI had been aroIoncl in
PENNSYLVANIA rc.iment duriu, thc
civil war. aud lad been brcvctcd :,
.:riradicr-t;cneral for hi, brilliant
services at the sierc Of PETERSBURG
Sharp Grover was the chief scout.
On Scptembcr lt; the Marty went
into camp in wcll.urasscd valley
about two miles wide. throu.h which
The Arickarcc flowed. IN the middle
Of the stream perhaps seventy wards
from either side. was a small island.
II was raised about a foot above the
water and was covered with long sage
grass and there was several thickcts
If aldcrs. willows and cotton woods
The next morning Gcn l'orsvtb dis
covered that the Indians whom he had
been pursuing had surrounded him
'At early dawn" said Judge Still
we'll in describing the fight. "wc were
awakened by the sound of rife shots
and leaning To our fcct saw that the
ridge at the hcnd of the ynllev was
syarm:mg With Indians.
SADDLE upuuickIy. men. WAS Gen
FORSYTH order. and he vas "a cool AZ
a supf|owcr in tho morn;rg In le.s
than a minute the entire command
was saddled and hridIed and wa stnod
At our horses heads ready ror the
attack A the Indians draw within
range we gave ..:em several .h.rn vol
leys and thew retired in confus;nn
They had counted on surprising ~
and our warm receptiou was rather de-
moralizing. An Indian cannot stand
a surprise. Bv this time tho s,,u v,s
rising over the foothills 70 the east
and il was decided we shonlI ratrcat
To the island as wc ,ver,. eomr,etalv
surrounded. and were ontnumbered 20
to The water was onlv five ;nch..
deem. and a. we moved toward thc
islan, a half dozen of the host shot.
,,,ao. .,, a % 1: D..,
er covered the rctrat Con rorsv,h
detailed mo and txc o,h.r man - =.
mai. te,..or,r;lv !, .hc lo,g r.,ss ,,.
tbc hank of th. r;xnr .,vor;nc III.
rorth end of III. ;x,,ud yhan tho
Indians s,w orr ,,m. ,h.r L.wlod
with r,.e At ,b. ,o,, ,e th.;r lima.
Tb.n tb.v m,d. ..l,.ru. ,J, ~
NV tx. comrades var. f,r.oa - 10
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/. /. HE DANGER z

to which the Expectant Mother is
exposed and the foreboding and
dread with which she looks for
ward to the hour of woman S
severest trial is appreciated by but
few. All effort should be made
to smooth these rugged places
in life's pathway for her, ere she
presses to her bosom her babe.
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N()THER'S FRIEND

allays Nervousness, and so assists
Nature that the change goes for
ward in an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the way of
Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy
forebodings yield to cheerful and
hopeful anticipations-she passes
through the ordeal quickly and
without pain-is left strong and
vigorous and enabled to ioyously
perform the high and holy duties
now devolved upon her. Safety
to life of both is assured by the
use of Mothers Friend" and
the time of recovery shortened.
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~ sno@s one lady, tbs mother q: shEes
children, who suffered greatly in the
birth of each, who obtained bottle of
Mothers Friend OF me before her
fourth confinement, and was relieved
quickly and easily. All agree that their
labor was shorter and less psinful." !"
JOHN G. PoLHILL, Macon, Ga.
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Base Ball Notes.

Messrs. Murane and Morse, presi-
dent and secretary, respectively, of the
New England Base Ball League, now
at New York. with the Boston club.
were asked, Tuesday, what they ex-
pected to do now that Brockton and
Taunton had decided to withdraw and
break up the New England League If
possible. They agreed that it looked
like a scheme on Manager Burnham's
part to win a championship for Brock
ton without playing for it. Those
clubs that remain will be under pro-
lection, and the officers claim they will
see to it that clubs hanging out even
for q month will be allowed reserva-
ton AS Brockton and Taunton had
failed to pay their dues, it would be
out Of the question to let their stand
ing remain. If necessary, Pawtucket
and Fall River and the other clubs
who care to remain can play Off a
series of games for the championship,
and then disband the league, to start
with new members next season. Both
officers fully believe that Taunton was
led into the break by Brockton, which
is said to have taken advantage of
every other club in the league, not
withstanding the fact that the team
was losing little or no money. Brock
ton has shown the white feather be-
forecast fall, when it came to playing
Newport for the championship.
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more injuries sustained than there
We're. The aged father of John Sonia,
who resides with his son at No. II,
South street, came near being victim
of the confiagration. He was rescued
from the burning house in the nick of
time. Mrs. John Roberts was found
in a dazed condition in her house on
Lord street and had to be carried out
by force by DIR. Roberts and w. E.
Shaw. Chas. H. Mason was over come
by the heat and smoke while in the
attic of his house. Mrs. Charles Nc
Fadden suddenly became hysterical
during the fire and after all of the
firemen had left the Hodgkins house
she started to dash into it but was
caught by bystander just in time to
save her, as second later heavy
piece of the gutter and finish fell to
the ground with crash.
Many heroes did effective work in
saving property from destruction. The
crews Of the bath Iron Works were the
means Of saving that important plant.
Eugene Spear hung to the roof Of Eu-
gene Footer's house. drenching the
building and repeatedly extinguishing
flames caused by sparks from SUR
rounding dwellings. Had It not been
for Mr.. Spears fine work the fre would
undoubtedly have spread over South
street and destroyed . great deal more
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires from North, ess.a
South and West

DR.. Cornelius Herr of Panama canal
notoriety, died ut BOurnemouth, Eng, at
"A. M, Wednesday.
James Stidstone and John Jones, mem
bers Of party of five, who were fishing
about IA miles off Smiths Point, Man
chester, Mass, at 3 A. NJ. Wednesday.
were drowned by the capszing of their
boat. The three other men. William Lo-
masney, Wilbur Noyes and George Morse,
were rescued ~ men who heard their
cries and put off to their assistance In a
boat. Ali the victims of the accident
livered at Manchester. Stidstone was
janitor of the Manchester Yacht Club
house. He was about rs years Of ;tge.
married, and had two children. Jones
was about 35 and unmarried. The bodies
have not been recovered.
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n me aousf.
lissse Rscedss aad csacurs il Pacific Rail-
road classs o. Deiicisacy Bill.

IA large n,,,ufer .f tho ]. ttardarts
80 80 r.s..'-.. -
t uPon tnc so 1i ~ INC National
Education Association were In the gal-
leries when the House met. Consid-
ara t;oy, .S ~, v,acif,c TxS1i.s,,. j, Il t,ey
-. 8 49, - ,ss,s 49, =
stsel VI. FesuiIiesa
and Htll1 Rep. poke against
III. cOnt&7 6ffix that it, y SntiDn would
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Apein9 0ttsAk 50 ~ iiloE ~
HI McHoes DEM, AK, opposed and
|11f0w Hon Pa afly0c1k<lSl the amend
' t1sS 4. .s,.x ~.
Inst ..e
OverMmenN WOuid NOT lose a cent ~,
reason OF the proposed settlement.
| The conferences re,,s,i4S mon the hflls
,,,,. 8 80 x,,.s.ssS ~
- sai1 losSS " the oiNnslice
department. ana 70 protect narDor DE-,
fences and Qualifications against In
iurv we're adonted &
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4Ss :" ls1slu', - opposiis elie ra
ton to any funding proposition as
ta,dirs ~ rarretrafe ,,,nnono,v nov,
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e1Joyeu py Fac'hc rOads.
I Speeches in opposition were made by
Castle Pop.. Cal. Barlow. Pop. Cal.
ana pa,,r;as Nor, T,a1 -
80 49,. - 'sIa:
Anotner iHteI,upti0H OF the ueoale was
made 20 pass the Pill granting an amer
C Sai ,Irssistiy ~ tno steaneI llama u
san rranclsco, ietIer- from tne secse-
tary 81 war peing read declaring tne oe-
s,,e % Inc ueparom - use 'he sh1p a.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW York naaxET.
The Features 81 The Days Dealings In All
Tie Leading stocts.

New York, July 6.-The sentimental eff
feet of Commodore Schley's victory was
entirely .dissipated. today. and the stock
market dropped back into the condition
Of lethargy and OF waiting for develop
ments which had marked it for some
time previous to this week. The financial
collapse Of Spain is felt to be inevitable.
and the longer the strain Is maintained
the greater damage that would be in
fiicted by the final disaster.
The expectation that a naval victory
would awaken speculative activity hav-
ing been disappointed. today's dull and
sluggish market was the natural out
come, with the bears nibbling to find
weak spots. but with SO little success as
to be led to cover most short contracts
before the close. Changes as a rule were
therefore small and unimportant.
The volume of business In bonds was
in price. Total sales. $1.7S50O0. United
States new IS and the old As registered
advanced u in the bid price.
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Useful and Easily Remembers

The Boston cooking school magazine 10
authority for the following little items
that make one less dependent on recipes
in cooking:
teaspOonful of salt seasons one quart
OF soup. sauce, vegetables. meat, etc,
One cup OF sugar sweetens one quart of
anything to be served ice cold or frozen,
One teaspOOnful Of extract fiavors one
quart OF custard. pudding, etc.. served
unfrozen.
One tablespoonful OF extract fiavors one
quart served frozen.
One tablespoonful of liquid is allowed
for each egg in making an Omelet.
Four eggs to each quart OF milk are
used for an ordinary cup custard.
Rice abs0rbs three times its bulk of
water and more Of milk or stock.
One teaspoonful Of baking powder to
each cup of -four.
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/. AZ Z THE |
Baths Loss Estimated from
$780, 600 to $50, 600


Bath. Me-. July I. spSciaD In
ever an angry and disguised crowd
was 70 be seen Il = right hcre when
the question Of water works il dis
sussed. The people are absolutely
crazy with the Water Company over
their failure to repair the leak IN the
pipe crossing the Kennebec from Lake
Nequasset. which they knew Of last
Saturday. The supplementary pump
ing station at Thompson's brook
should have been used instead and
everybody says that the responsibility
OF the disastrous fire Of yesterday. be-
longs to the Bath Water Work. The
employees say that the break was not
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Heaven for Malt Price.

A little girl was very Ill. She had new
err had candies and cake and oranges to
eat. or pretty dollies to play with. in her
life. She had never had pretty dresses
bright red wooden dresses. or shining
blue silks. or soft white cloaks trimmed
with swans down, or any of the lovely
things most little girls are so fond of.
She had never had any pony. and never
ridden in a carriage in her life.
Now she would never have any of these
nice things in this world. for poor Rachel
was dying. She had never had much OF
any fun. for her mother was 50 poor she
could not even get enough food for her
children.
Rachel knew she would die. and II was
very pitiful to see her. She had diphthe-
ria. and could not talk much. but her
wide blue eyes followed every motion of
her mamma. She looked as if she was
ma on her memory before she left her
forever. This poor mother had been her
only friend.
Rachers mind wandered. Now she
thought of heaven. Now she dreamed OF
the great show pictures she had seen
upon the walls of the city. The great
yellow and red circus posters with their
flaming colors.; their dancing ponies. and
beautiful boys and girls in sspansled
clothing were the nearest her idea of
heaven of anything she had ever seen.
She thought a real circus must be very
much like Paradise Alas! it had been to
her almost as far on as PARADISE ltseli {.
for she was too poor to get peep inside
the monstrous tent where the show went
on.
Somehow heaven and the beautiful cir
Gus were strangely blended in her Eighty
dreams. She remembered how the cir
Gus posters said always: Children half
price, A bright CLEAN came into her
fading eyes.
Mother" said she, II am so very little.
don't you think God would let me into
heaven for half price?"
After that she never spoke any more,
and when her eyes were next opened they
saw indeed the beautiful heaven which
the kind God opens free to all children.
whether they ever had any good times
here on earth or not.-Ex.
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New York Produes alarkes.

New York, July G =
FLOUR-Receipts. 10000 bills: exports,
1926 bbls.; sales, 5000 pkes.; firmer but
quiet.
CORN MEAI-Quiet g
WHEAT-Receipts. 102, Dos bushels; en-
ports, 41,G62 bushels: sales, 1,12O.O9O BUSH
els futures. $4,000 bushels spot: spot
strong; No. 2 red. 90 fob. afioat; No. /
Northern Duluth, % foba afioat.
CORN-Receipts. $50 bushels; exports.
4S.O49 bushels; sales. 10000 bushels III.
lures. $4,000 bushels spot; spot strong:
No. 2. 3S% elevator. ~
OATS-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports.
1895 bushels: sales. 41.O0O bushels spot:
spot steady: No. 2. 261s: No. 5, &c; No. :
white. %; No. white, q.
BEEF-Quiet; cut meats, steady,
LARD-Firmer; refined, steadier.
PORK-Firm.
/. BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 13ikHlex:
factory. 1lM12iA; Elgins 16lk.
12M121ls. = y
/. POTATOES-Firm: $2.5OG:.OO.
SUGAR-Raw, duh AMI nominal; fair
refining, 3ss; centrifugal IS test. ~.
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burned: = al g. AlIee:ss!
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Tournal.)

(From the Chicago Journal)
took out a. living picture show once. .
said the theatrical manager, land had
several queer experiences =
I'VE always had trouble getting suit
able music. for one thing. 1 remember
that we struck a certain town where the
music was furnished by a seedy, freckiel
faced young man. who ofiiciated at one
OF those bangety-bang pianos. 1 asked
him IL he could think Of music suitahis r.
each picture as II. was displayed. "A
1t impromptu.' bs ri es0i,- a
THE performance opened. He was
seated at the piano. and he turned to
look at the first picture. 1t was Adam
and Eve in the Garden of Eden
He didn't hesitate an instant. Like n
flash he turned and began pounding ont
There's Only One Girl in This World
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The University Of Paris has just re-
ceived a gift of $4,000, which win be
repeated for three or four years and
longer il the experiment proves sue
cessful, to be used for travelling fellow
ships. The candidates are to be chosen
from graduates of less than ten years
standing. who have some knowledge OF
English. The fellows may travel
wherever they please outside Of France
for year or more. and will have no
account to give Of the manner in which
they have employed their time.
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The Weeks Games.
Schedules for the week:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Thursday = Boston at Philadelphia,
Brooklyn at New York. Baltimore at
Washington, st. Louis at Cleveland, Gin
e1nnati at Chicago, Louisville at Pitts
lnrg.
EFriday-Boston at Philadelphia, Wash
Rgton at Baltimore, Brooklyn at New
ork. St. Louis at Cleveland. Louisville
Pittsburg, Cincinnati at Chicago.
3aturday-Boston at Philadelphia. Bal
nore at Washington, New York at
oOklyn. st. Louis at Cleveland, Cincin-
II at Chicago. Louisville at Pittsburg.
anday, July 1O-Chicago at Cincinnati.
EASTERN.
lirsday, Friday. Saturday-Toronto
Providence, Montreal at Springfield.
DO at Syracuse, Rochester at Wnkes-
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Chicago, July 6.-Crops damage.
wheat by millers. strengthened wheat.
day. July closed with a gain OF 2K. q
September rose u. Corn advanced K(71
and oats left OF 1c. higher. Pr0yisjn
show gains of Zoe. in pork. 5(17hc. in r.
and 12,5c. In Ribs.
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New York cotsea aaarks..

New York. July &
Cotton futures closed quiet; sales. %. r
bales. July, 6.07: August, COS: Sep:embel
$50: October. 800: November. SIS: Deccn
her. Col; January. 6.O4: February. r
March. GIL; April, 6.15.
Cotton spot closed very dull: middl1n<
uplands. ca; do. gulf. 6h. Sales, $50 bai1
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Relsef II six He,r..

Distressing Kidney and Bladder d.
relieved in six hours by '.New ar
South American Kidney Cure" II r.
great surprise on account Of ito exe N
ing promptncss in relieving pain in bsad
GER kidneys and back, In male or female
Relieves retention o. water almost fmrlc5
dtately. II you want quick relief ~
cure this n tho remedy. Sold By 1eVj
ditch. Webeter & Co., Druggists. xueust1
Ne. thurs. n. sat. -
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. July 6.-The following
pension changes are announced:
Original, John O'Hara, Togus. S.
Additional. Alonzo Stil1ings. Somerville.
Sc to IS. Increase, Daniel +. Merrill,
Gardiner. Sc to IS; Benjamin F. Hall,
Clifton, IS to $l2.
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lane With them, may have been the
cause of it.
The loss is-estimaied from $100. 900 to
sl50.OOO with about one-half insured.
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.caaaes rsa,ss II EneasA!-
Miss GxRr1E Dunxx,
Franklin. Neb.. WritAs:

franklin, Neb., writes:
g / suffered for some time with pain
full and irregular menstruation, falling
of the womb and pain in the back. I
tried physicians, but found no RELIEF.
Twas at last persuaded to try Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise it enough for what
It has done for me. feel like o new
person, and would not part with your
medicine. ! have recommended Il to
several OF my friends"
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Disguised, played out. tired ana 1900
because OF weak aching back? ,C0r
fort and instant soothing, invigorot IT.
effect II the Hop Plasters are used. ~
backache will disappear. Try then. e.
everywhere.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

AT BuffaloLBuffalo, II; Toronto. g.
At Providence-Providen Is; SPRING
field, 0.
real, 3.
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Congressional Notes.

Senator 4 fiiisnnn NV" expresses tho onir.
ion that Congress would adjourn be-
fore the close of the present week.
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= Chicago. July G
The leading futures closed as foIlows:
I. WHEAT-July. 76as; September. c9NO
CO.'S; December. 69A. -
CORN-No. 2. July. s2%6seN: Septenn-
Der, 33Sl s6l3ssA; December. 33s<.
OATS.July. 2eA; september. OA62o1f:
PoRk-July. s9.s21a; September. s.. s2,1<.
LARD-July, $50: September. S. ~.
RlBS-July. $5.45: September. &5.471k.s
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOCR--Slow.
No. 2 red, 81.
CORNING. 2, 32%.
oATs-No. ?: 22A: No. white. 25.I; No.
white, AM2ih.
RYE-NO. 2. a.
RARIlEY-No. 2. 21G35
TRANSFERRING. I. $1.C4K
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $2eO.
LARD-$5. 30Gi5 32k
PORK-Mess $9.G5m9.70: short ribs sides.
S..Sost5.so; dry sailed shoulders. 4lk84N:
short clear sides. h7s65.9O
SUGAR-Unchanged. a
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20. New York, July 6.
Money on call steady at 1A@1M; last
loan, ~
Prime mercantile paper. 3k64.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at A.S5h@4.S53
for demand and at $4.S41kG54.S4% for 60
days: posted rates. $iS5@I4.S5h and $l.S61lzs
@4.S7; commercial bills. A.S30lSSk.
Silver certificates, 59059As.
Bar silver, 59M.
Mexican dollars, 45x.
Government bonds strong.