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THE \V AYCROSS HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1893.. WORK OF VAN’DALSi Th$ New Tariff Bill According .to the Committee. ABTIOLES THAT WILL BE EELIEVEE Summary SIiotvI: tli*t Have Hern So Favored l»; Committee —A Tariff ft ICevonue Only—Etc. Commodities „ Y. r ashington, "Nov. 20.—The new tarifl bill, just given out by the ways and moans committee, fulfills every expecta tion of tboso who have predicted that it would lie a radical measure * of the re form. In tunny respocts it is a surprise even to the Democratic members of con gress, as it is unprecedented in many .of its provisions. The bounty on sugar, which was to be so promptly repealed, is instead repealed by easy gradations and will not reach its conclusive effect until after the end of the present century. The following is a list of the articles which, after March 1, 1831, are to bo added to the free list: Bacon and hams, beef, mutton anl pork, and meats of all hinds, prepared or preserved, not specially provided for in this act; baryta; all binding twine man ufactured in whole or in paid from this tle or tampico filler, inanilla, sisal grass or sunn of single ply and measuring not Throe Well Dr«;v«l ilc-n Tortured au ! II!* Vile f .r Money. Coluhevs, O., Nov. 20.—David as, a wealthy fanner living net city, wan,a*iz • 1 when he went to his barn early in the morning to look after his stock l y tliree well-dressed ycung men. After lieating him into insensibil ity they bound him and carried him to the house. Mrs. Thomas, hearing tho noise, let loose a vicious dog, but it was promptly shot by the men. They had bound Mrs. Thomas and de manded money. They were told tliat there whs only £25 and a gold watch in the house. These they secured, but in sisted that there was a largo sum :in the house, and removing Thomas’ shoes they applied burning matches to his feet to make him tell where it was. He was terribly burned. They finally left after ransacking tho house, leaving iioth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hound and 'gag :-l. It was late in the lien Mrs. Thomas managed to free d tho neiglii TIsat ItaHaa Bank ScatsdalCaus-I tins , __ cs a Serious Riot. OUAEGSD GH4MU2E CP DEPUTIES, i dav \ horse Thomas lio tho city . j.ly a ludf mile fro; rpera THROUGH THE SOUTH. Indu KstaMIshctl- xaily Impt Chattanooga. Nov. 21 man, in its review of tlio nation in the south for tlio week Nov. 27, reports tho conditions : mercial and industrial circles at improving. Reports show that facturers are inaugurating long Tlio Trade: dustrial l com- teadily lm enl3 Pin dition of no\V aud improved C03 feet to tbo pound; birds ! and making arrangements for in staffed, not suitable for millinery oma- I business, for which tho outlook Rome. Nov. 20.—“Down with file | thieves!” “Down with tkomulefactors!” j To prison*with tho rascals!” shouted a | mob, chiefly made up of workingmen, j who had gathered in front of the chain- ber of deputies while a military band was playing on the Piazza Colonna. A force of police gathered about the chamber of deputies as soon as tho au thorities were notified that tho mob was assembling, bat whan threatening de monstrations began, reinforcements wero hastily summoned. Tho police official in charge ordered the mob to disperse, and moved forward with his men to drive the mob from the square. But i this only further enraged the indignant r , | workingmen, who continued shouting: “To prison with tho thieves!” “Down with tho malefactors!” and similar cries, all the time becoming more demonstra tive, and threatening to push forward un to tho doors of the chamber. Eventuajjy the police mustered a strong va. o. powbuu, aUlTJIAS, GA. Bsalsr in Broosrie? and • • • • Country Prcdtsos OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Bacon, Lard, Corn. Oats, Chicken? Eggs. etc*. Kolb Green Water melon Seed. Orders from Country Merchants, Milkmen and others solicited. All goods guaranteed. Goods vrill be ship- r build servation, but not further advanced in j ment in fin; manufacture; blue vitriol or sulphate of bettor, and copper; bone char, suitable for decolor- I iziug sugars; coal, bituminous and sliale !' and coal slack or culm, coke, coal tar, j crude and all preparation and products j of coal tar not colois or dyes, i not specially provided for in this ! act; oxide of cobat; copper, import- J edin tho form of ores; old copper, fit only for manufacture, clipping* from new copper and all composition metal of which copper is a component material. | of chief value not specially provided for • in this act; rcguluous of copper and black J or coarse copper and copper cement; ' copper in plates, bars, ingots or pigs and \ other forms not inanufactured^and not specially provided for in this^act; cop peras or sulphate of iron; cotton tics of ! iron or steel cut to lengths, punched or ; not punched, with or without buckles, for bolting cotton; diamond dust or bort and jewels to be used in the manufacture of watches or clocks; yolks of eggs of birds, fish and insects; downs of all kinds, crude, not specially provided for in this act; fresh fish; furs, undresjod; iodine, r( sublimated iron ore. including man- ganiferous iron ore, also the dross or residetim from burnt pyrites and sulphur ore and pyrites of sulphuret of iron, its natural state; lard; lemon juice, lime juice and sour orange jni.cqr mica and metallic mineral substance in a crude state and metals nnwrought not specially provided for in this act; ochre and ochroy tirtlis; sienna and sienna earth;; umber and umber earths not specially provided for in this act; cotton seed oil; p datings in oil or water colors and statuary not otherwise provided for in th.s act; plows, tooth and dire hanjowS? harvest ers, reapers, drills, mowers, horse rakes, cultivators, threshing machines aud cot ton gins; plush black, for making men’s hats; quicksilver; salt; silk, parti ally manufactured from cocoons or from waste silk, and not farther advanced or manufactured than c. r led or combed silk; soap, all not otherwise cpacially provided for in this act; sulphate of «odfl, or salt cake, or intro cake, sulphu ric acid, tallow and wooi grease, inclu ding that known commercially asdegras cr brown wcol gre;.sT fc'raw, imr stone, bound up into mill s-toms; i roe stone, granite, saudstoue, limestone and other building or monumental, except inarblo unmanufactured or undressed not special!;. provided for in this act; all ratters, collections j om tho continued 1 in and coal. the o ditions are most favorable, for uniut rupted prosperity. Twenty-three new industries have Ik established cr incorpor.f ;*d during 1 week, tugahor with S. L. PRICE, fllilTHlN, 04. General Produce Merchant, Bacon, Lard, Con, Oats, Syrap, Chickens, Eggs, ALWAYS ON HAND. Orderg promptly filled and satisfac tion guaranteed. 1| - feJ©! 13 AS SAFE- AND EARsSlLUSS AS Beecl It is applied right to tha parts. It cures all diseases of women. Any lady can uso it herself. Sold by ALI» SRTJGGI3TS. Mailed t-O any address on receipt of 01. Dr. J. A. McGill £s Co., 3 and 4 Panorama viaoo, Chicago, Ill. Soldby E. H. CRAWLEY. OOOOOOOOOOQQCh'j-OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKH3QCOC a- PC: C-QOOOC ght soy, Pickens county, this state, served with a notice a day or two ag vacate his house and get out of- the neighborhood or ho an 1 ins family would bo mysteriously murdered. He hasten ed a mile or two away to tell some friends, while his children went to im part the information to their mother, who lay ill r.t a daughter’s house, half a mile away. Immediately after they loft their house was fired and all of thrir furniture, clothing and effects were burned. Tho arson was evidently the work of White Cap*, as Iieddmg Las testified, or is iqiwted to testify, in some illicit distillingttwos. Tivalim; the Strikers Nicely. New Yoke, Nov. 23.—Tho Evening a r«^bris made by the of the Lehigh Valley railroad at fiiis enil of the lire?, the strike is not only all over, but the brakemea who have asked to be reinstated have been taken back and promoted in some instances. Tho most interesting feature of all is that they have been tnlceu back as union members and not as individuals. Tliat was done on the ground that the brake- men are members of the Switchmen’s Mutual Aid association, which organi zation, according to Yr.rdmaster Lamb, .has no grievance with the railroad, and force and cHarged, scattering tho mob along the streets leading to tho Piazza Colonna, and, after a hard figlit, making a nnmber of arrests, tho prisoners being taken to tho police stations in spite of t’u9 efforts made to rescue them. During tho rioting mm dry windows were smashed. A restaurant suffered severely at the hauls of the rioters. Later the mob attempted to reassemble in front of’ tho telegraph office, where the same threatening cries wore heard, causing the police to make another I y/ Q COOPER & CO., charge and disperse the rioters, who wero | , ’ loud in threats of vengeance upon all I 94 1-2 Bay Street - - - Savannah, Gn. COTTON and GROCERIES iooo barrels Flour; ioo barrels Sugar, 249 .cases Can-goods. 88 boxes Soda, 188 hexes CUES ARB 0£H0Y. 100 Gross Matches. :cep. Cotton Do You 3 M srujsEaaa Disease :ommonly comes on with slight symptoms, which when neglected increase in extent and gradually grow dangerous. ,, «T^SsS“. HE -. DVS : take RIPANS tabules "wssr*" 1 ” take rspans tabules take RIPANS tabules take rspans tabules Bipans Tabules Regulate the System and Preserve the Health. I""RIPANS .TABULES | EASY TO TAKE, QUICK TO ACT. t A ' a coMPtETE | SAVE MANY A DOCTOR’S BiL.L. t MEDICINE CHFST ♦ Soldby Druggists or sont by mail on receipt of price. { . . 5 Box(6vials), 75cents. Family packago <4 boxes), $3. | ? THE Ri.'ANS CHEMICAL CO ,: V> 10 SPRUCE STREET, - - NEW YORK. DOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOGOOQOOOOOOQCOOOCOGOQQOC ! Bought to sell, 1 [ carefully bandied. UNDERTAKERS’ GOODS. ffi) Iff! 1 li 8 OSH ® llllJ Sun says: r«l«i slate board vearing app irel and other personal ef fects shall bo admitted free oi duty with out regard to their value upon their identity being established under such niles and regulations as tho secretary of the treasury may prescribe; timber, hewn aud sawed, and timber uso l for spars and in building wharves, timber hewn or sawed, sawed board, plank, deals and other lumber, laths, pickets and palins, shingles, staves of. wood of all lands, wood unmanufactured, provi ded that it any export duty is laid upon the above mentioned articles, or either of them; all said articles import ed from said country shall be subject to duty as now provided by law; chairs, cane or reeds, rough or unmanufactured from rattans or reeds; woods, namely, cedar, lignum vitae, lacewood, ebony, box, granadilla, mahogany, rosewood, aantilwood and all forms of cabinet woods, in the log, rough or hewn, bam boo and rattan, manufactured briar root or briar wood and similar wood, un manufactured bamboo, reeds iind sticks of partridges, hairwood, pimento orange, myrtle and other woods in tho rough, or not further manufactured than cut into lengths suitable for sticks for umbrellas, parasols, an ishades, whips or walking ennos; all a- <x>l of sheep, hair of the camel, goat, alpaca and other like ani mals, and all wool and hair on tho skin, nails, yarn waste, card waste, bur waste, rags and flogs, including all waste or rags composed wholly or in part of wool. The C!c*rlng House Certificate*. Washington, Not. 29.—-Attorney General Olney has rendered an opinion that clearing house certificates are not taxable ten per cent under the bank cir culation lav,*. A Fatal Wreck. ^ Vicksburg, Miss., Nov. 29.—A gravel train was wrecked near Lutcher on the Mississippi Valley railroad. Joe For- garty, of Vicksburg, the fireman, was instantly killed, and engineer Mathew Casey w is fatally injured. Richmond. Nov. 29.— of canvassers have canvt attorney general in thy election held on tho 7th of November, witn tho following result: Scott, Democrat. 180.501; Grave- ley, Populist, 80,113; Kaigley, Prliibi- tionist. 8,510. Tho legislative vote was as follows: Senate, Democratic, 23; Populists, 2. House of delegates, Demo crats, 39; Populists, 10; Independents, 1. Official vote for governor and lieutenant governor will bo canvassed l»y the legis lature on the 6th of December. Pow:lerly*» Successor Elected. Philadelphia, Nov. 29.—Grand Mas ter Powdorly’s resignation has l*een ac cepted by a practically unanimous vote, after that gentleman had stated to tho convention that he had tendered it in good faith and that his action was final. J. R. Sovereign, of Iowa, was then elec ted to succeed Mi*. Powclerly, the vote being Sovereign, 23; James Campbell, of Pittsburg, 8: T. B. McGuire, 1; Powdcy- ly, 2. The vacancies on tho general ex ecutive board were filial. Failure to Pay Catuca a Strike. Knoxville, Not. 23.—A special from Cumberland Gap, Teun., says 330 u have gone out on a strike at the Mingo Mountain and Coke company's mines. The company failing to pay.last Satur- *<Liy is given as tho cause. The c ompany says the men must go back at reduced wages, if at all. The miners say they will not go back and all tho miners in this section will go out if matters are not satisfactorily adjusted. A big strike is apparent. . ^ Rebels Victorious In Mexico. El Paso. Tex., Nov. 29.—Revolution ary circles here are elated over a report that a federal detachment of cavalry and infantry was attacked near Ascen sion Thursday of last week and sustained heavy loss! £fext morning they wefd at tacked on all sides by the rebels, and what was left of them surrendered^ at sunrise. Dispatches firm the news of the fight nt> ticulars are known there. The l»cpe London*. No Standard fron: there that tho is exactly the saai-O'as it was a week ago. He is said to be aging noticeably," and to be subject" to continual trembling, but there i3 no -now cause for alarm in re gard to him. Six Weeks for lusnltlug Caprivi. Beklin*, Nov. 29.—The criminal court at Hagan has sentenced tho ex-editor of the Rheinisch Westfaolish Zeitung to six weeks’ imprisonment for insulting Chan cellor von Caprivi. Kossuth Is (Jnitc Well Again. Vienna, Nov. 29.—Kossuth, the Hun garian patriot, has sent a telegram to friends here that he feels quite well again. The Pope’s Letter. Rome, November 29.—The pope’s en cyclical enjoining upon Catholics the study of Scriptures, appeared Monday, Officers Made a Good Tiling. Nashville, Nov. 29.—The refusal of Criminal Judge Anderson to allow enormous costs growing out of trespass cases has led to an investigation which shows tinit there have been over 1,000 arrests of men and boys by one officer aud his assistants. The plan was to watch freight trains aud capture the tramps that were beating their way through. T ie officer malting the arrest, the wiD- • e. t the magistrate ail got One New Cue at Brunswick. Brunswick, Ga., Nov. 29.—One new case reported, and two discharged—one wbito and one colored. This leaves four colored under treatment. The weather ia slightly warmer. fees u each . *K*i went to ENGINES, BOILERS, Saw Mills, Shinglo Hills, Wood Work ing Machinery, Sugar, Rice, Cotton end Canning Machinery. ' -igating Machinery A SPECIALTY. Office and Warehouse, Machinery Wharves, Adjoining S. F. & W. Railway Depot, * JACKSONVILLE, Ft A. RELIEVES all Stomach Distress. REMOVES Nausem, Sense of Fullness. Congestion, Pain. REVIVES Failing ENERGY. RESTORES Normal Circulation, anti Warms to Toe tits. Oft. HARTER MEDICINE CO.. St. Louis. M0« J. A. JONES & CO., Batchelor, the West tween two cars at Syracuse Mid hjs fam ily received word that he had dit' body has been received here, an was held, when it was found internal organs cud the viscera had been removed cal the cavities filled with pa- Tvrm.d v, i-v.lu3t. His friers.. demand T> Nov. 29.—W. W F-. ..• . fell into au ope grav - ..x. a .u bad just dug for hi BtepdaugUi^aad broke his neck. Hi bodv was a : *?ovcTod r.3 the funeral pro ces -ion was approaching the ceinercry The undertaker in charge was no 1 , iff-, md he delayed the procession io.;- enough to permit the removal of the bo J * without the family knowing of the : - lent, and it was not until after the bnrii 1 of the stepdaughter that they learned it- The Wet* Point** Earning-. Atlanta, Nov. 29.—For the part of November to date the Atlanta and West Point shows an increase of $8,847.80 over -be corresponding period of 1892. The —. road shows an increase over -•viod in 1891 of $5,56840. « or' <€?~ phte JTcZcldlu When 7 years o’. 1 fcojaa to b < trcuVed with e<v rema cn Ik? hc?.J, ciuJa/r i.'.t-ni* Jt:’.:!a5 and burning, and affecting h?r eye?. Her mother Hood’s Sar-saparifia and sho is entirely welL I have token ft mjrscll for that tired feeling a::d it docs r.vs great gcoi” Mns. V.*:lliajt IIcKki.di:;, 404 sioelc- ho’.iaSt, Ealtiacte, ltd. Cct Kced’S. BUGGIES, WAGONS, Road Carts, Turpentine Wagons, Harness, Sewing Machines and Attachments, WAYCROSS, GA. keep on hand a full supply of —.1 v- r— a ,| j.j n ^ s Q f Lloyd &Adams D1SALERS IX Paints, Oils, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Tv-a Cotta and Senior Pipes, BUILDERS HARDWARE, Lime, Tlastcr and, Hair-and Cement, j Corner Conzress and Whitaker Sts.. Savannah, : : Georgia.! And Dealer in • Sole Agents fur Adamant Plaster, Lest | Fine Whiskies WIr.es, Rums, Gins and preparation in the world for plastering f RrandieHi walls and ceilings. Write for circulars. ‘ 9 decl9-ly F. J. JAMES,—— Harness and Shoe Maker, Tvrf*-story Building Albany Are, WAYCROSS, GEORGIA. All work done promptly and Cheap for Cash. Orders solicited and satisfaction guar j autced. SWEAT & WILSON, QUITMAN, GEORGIA. & BILLIARD SALOON.^) WOOD’S PHOSPHODINE, The Great Encliah Remedy. Promptly and permanenV 1 cures auferra of Aerroua 'eaknets, hmistirms. Spent’ orrkea. laipote*cvaM<ul ~ '« of Abuse orJSxcesxs. prescribed over SO years in thousands of cases; 13 the only reliable and lion* eat Medicine known. Ash __jdrvgglst for Wood’s Phos- Before and After* **00°*; ^ he offers soms ****** eijter* worthless medicine In place of this, leave his dishonest store, inclose price in letter, and we win send by return mall. Price, ons package. <1; six; $3. One w(U please, six will cure. ‘ * sealed envelope, 8 stamps. 1SM1CALCO. ■i HB WOOD CHhntusi. vw.. 13X Woodward avenuflb Detroit. lUch. And the Purest Whiskies Rianufactured for Medicinal Purposes. We buy our goods direct from the Distilleries and the lxsst markets and will give our customers the benefit of same. We have the largest stock in Smith Georgia. Johnson’s Magnetic Oil curt? all pain and it will never return again. Internal and external for man and beast. Fs>W dy 15. J. Smith. “Orange Blossom,” the For sale in Waycr»s and everywhere ' v all I Female Kemedy, is sold and recommend- respectable druggists ed by all druggists.