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About The Rockdale banner. (Conyers, Ga.) 1888-1900 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1898)
iB T 0 R iC0 >*EXT. nized After Fall of ion to Be Orga : SantIf,i the New York Times ecial to ton sa J _ rasbmg movement . ot f th tne American Bico may be sa i( j t o D p P rto have yet left ,egum v ' N 0 troops ^nnsiffned to tliat shores o penly , consignea continued forwaiaing uul ct> to Santia 0 ’ jitionai al regiments - o ,^ at General o s-* - is recognize ar my ^.pfllitv as be has aS J ar S e aU »-Tl that town ism - • , reality t0 , the foundation of the ring of f expeditionary’ tu ~ rv force, and r > fi Kican that have oee : rry orders concentration’ ^ camps ■ .Viorn i soutnen ready large bodies making ° h e early movement m t e , for superstructure. ra tion . £ or the de determine . 0 f the war * send a f nvrm ’d fl ble force ie nt to Porto > Bico has De 16 ffinture V of made jgtnenet. 1 d bv J the resistance feSpaniatds m Santiago. ~ An effort be made to avoid the Santiago campaign. Aitnougn 6 + be overcome at San Juan rce t0 Qontiaero and the idler than ,, at „* Sa i. g » lo bv no means inaccessiuie, ,. L P cod to send a larger that army will on r lext 7 expedit -edition , and go equipped vith tne ai t illerv j and hv it needs. There will oe no *, • 0 f aQ insufficient-foree [ as was done when Greneial oil ’ from Tampa. ‘ seI1 t away ' PROMOTIONS IN ORDER. ■ident Will Advance Both Sampson I Lsident And Schley For Services, McKinley has determined Iroiuote Acting Admiral Sampson ■ Commodore Schley in recognition leir service in the fleet destruction in American of ■Spanish naval Mrs,but i s as yet undecided as to the tt of the promotion. rankf ■though Admiral command Sampson ■modore Schley in of the Ll forces iii Cuban waters he is Krdinate to that officer by two Cotnmo- num ■ K iu the naval register. Schley stands No. 8 in the list of ■modores and Commodore Samp ■stands No. 10, having been pro Bed to that grade within the past lh ir Commodore Watson, also on with the fleet at Santiago, is ior to both of the others, standing I 6 in his grad®. When an official port is received a decision will be be ached as to the extent of promotion made. ‘wll (til FLOATING DOCKS NEEDED. ■eminent May Buy Two Ratlier Uian to Wait For Their Building;. ■The navy department has; asked for Es for two floating docks, the two ft to cost exceeding $2,500,000, as fcvided by congress. ■There are a number of floating docks ■view and it is expected that two of Im will be secured under the bids ted for without waiting for the long pe necessary to build such struc res. Two such docks are located at few York and three more in and about ew Odoms. SURFEIT OF STEREOTYPERS. Chicago . e Newspapers I resume Thotr Regnlar Size.’ (The situation- in the stereotypers’ pkcat plow’s: Chicago is substan’tiallv as • jv 'Ike papers of the city are all run ng 11 smoothly and have resumbd^ tlidir size. The only, embarragsment in e situation is the oyer-supply of ereotypers who have gathered from i parts of the country. The publish s wish if known that ail positions are ed and that further applications nnot be considered. • . ATLANTA MARKETS. corrected weekly —23 Sugar standard granulated 5%o. a -w pnouns^white Wcf do o2S yellow S: 5>^c ; e eas black 30@65s: green 20@50c r ipas? ik?K¥? ; c ct° i oi ^6^M bb &Jft e & ^alt, dai oo*f "<^ C Soda ‘ Mat( *es,.65a boxeyfic. 50a: Crackers, 200s 1.30<g>1.75; soda > ion’stlekl^f'alSS •65 l. 3 Qy F ; w. 1.15 ' ‘ Country Produce. srr lenio' 9@10c. ■ Bu ^ er . western cream JbolM faac 7 Tennessee,llK@12Kc; [hiekens S PO"‘ £*\. spmg Neks, &. puddle 20'WuLr sm • kel. Irish 93c@®LOO per ,Us Sweet r „' ^ *LC0 per bu „ 75 @ he comb 9®io- , tra ^ He< I 6@JC \; in ■L50 per bu ne \2i° P ’ ^ 1 - 2o 'T ) • .o a 3.(o per bbl. F Grain and Meal, IPatenf r '*t 11 -^ lleat flrst Patent, $<5.00; second ■^xt'afa!* «4.00; fancy, $ 3 . 75 . proof.—j °ate, R Genr^ 3 ^ ; ^ Texas : rust ot hy largp b-iiA Vi° r ^ la tt- ® ay ^°- 1 tlm_ tiniothv am„,i v bales , C; ®l nalIbales No. 2 bolted snSrJK: -ax 5 heat 8»a. Meal, plain 48c Shorte bran, large sacks fiOel ^ Stock meal ^6-50per ton 95 ° per 100 ft,S: hulls toffimon , 6 D®65c per bushel; G rt»$.5l hlte 85@90c ? Lady ftl.l6@1.25. flear Provi <don*. sjsssasW -p , Cn btflflM, 'i 12V1., ’’ Califorma ar<1 best quality 7}<c; 6}^ breakfast qnaiityfiig H compound ’ 5e. C; S8C closed qS^T"* : middling 5}'. A Startled Mother. From the Freeport (III.) Bulletin. While busy at work ia her home, Mrs. William Shay, corner of Taylor and Han¬ cock Avenues, Freeport, Ill., was startled by hearing a noise just behind her. q«mkly Turning s he 1 A* 3* 8 a w creeping toward her her four-year , o , d daugbt er, B8fttrice> ohild m0 ved over the floo r„ i, with an effort,. t but seemed n flll0dwith joy at fludiipg her l mother. The reBt 0 f the happening is Mrs. Shay Was Startled. t 0 id in , the mother’s own words. She said: ‘‘On the 23th of Sept., 1836, while in the bloom of health, Beatrice was suddenly and severely afflicted with spinal before, .menin- in gitis. Strong and vigorous five weeks she became feeble knd suffered from - which twisted her head a pR ra i ytio stroke t>ack to the side and made it impossible for her to move a limb. Her speech, how ever, was not affected. We called in our family doctor, one of the most experienced aIu t successful practitioners in the city. H0 considered the ease a very grave one. Before long little Beatrice was compelled to wear a plaster paris jacket. Prominent physioiahs were consulted, electric bat teries were applied, but no benefit was no ticed until we tried Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilis. “Busy in my kitchen one afternoon I was startled by the cry of ‘Mamma’ from little Beatrice who was creeping towards me. I pi ace( j ^ er on ^ improvised bed in the parlor comfortably close to the fireside back’and made up her mind to go to me, so her story, ‘My Pink Pills made mo walk,’ which she tells everyone who comes to our house, was then for the first time verified. She has walked ever since. She has now taken about nine boxes ot the pills and her pale and pinched limbs face gained has been growihg’rosy, and her strength day by day. She sleeps all night long now, while before taking the pills she could rest but a few hours at a time.” Dr, Williams’ Tink Pills for Pale People are sold by all druggists. Cervera’s Yankee Love Affair, The interest that Admiral Cervera took to effect the exchange of Junior Lieut. Hobson, United States Navy, who was taken prisoner after sinking the Merrimac, recalls the time when, as a Lieutenant-Commander, Cervera was naval attache at the Spanish Le¬ gation, in Washington, nearly twenty five years ago. The young officer owed his position to the fact that he was the nephew of the famous Admiral Topete, the most distinguished naval officer Spain) has had in the last half century. His father was the richest wine merchant in Spain. For 200 years the house of Cervera has existed as wine dealers itt Jerez, handling. . all the sherry which comes from that district alone.Cervera was a handsome fellow then. He was rich, a bachelor, and his dinners ;were among the finest given; by diplomats, during General Grant’s last term, i Cer¬ vera had a love affair that was much talked of at the time. He became des¬ perately enamored of a charming young lady, the only chnu of one of the proudest ami haughtiest men who ever sat in the Senate of the Ufiited‘States. She was not only a Senator’s daughter, but as cold and as proud as was her stately, aristocratic sire. Whether she smiled or frowned ppon her pictur ..esaiie, iiandscme Spanish lover cannot now be told. In those' days Cervera played the guitar with the grace of his raci, aud possessed an admirable light tenor voice. At an evening reception given by Mrs. Fish, wife cf iho Secretary of State, Cervera was asked to sing. Ho cdniplieVl by fisifig the attention, of every one near upon his inamorata, as, gazing at her in the most fervid man¬ ner, he made her a deep bow and burst into the passionate measures Of the - most sensational of Spanish love songs. This was too much for the girt, and she quietly got out of the room and left the ' house. Head Protecticfl is Hot Weather. tective covering for the head that hclds -i-.cnaees and when they must be out in in m long strips of a>b wmte »«««» cotton which ^ ; ihey ma ke into the picturesque turban; the experienced Inhabitants of the i hot climate shows his whdom by du posing of the day’s duties that demand I active exercise in the cool of the in early th morning, and taking a siesta CD broiling nooa hours. ;i Beauty Ia Blood Deep. Oee. b!oo,l mean, a *» akin. Ko beaut witbout it. C’ascarets, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by 1 stirring up the iazy liver and driving all un purities from the body. Begin blackheads, to-day to " banish pimples, boils, blotches, : and that sickly bilious complexion by taking drug ! Casearets,—beauty for ten cents. All ; % gists satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. j ~ _ carrier pigeon in i The average speed of a calm weather is 1,120 yards per minute. Piso’s Cure for Consumption relieves the ■ mos t obstinate cohghs:-Rev. 1> BromiiCEL ler, Lexington. Mo., February 2L 133-1 — The number of churches in Chicago . has grown from 157 in 1870 to <Wi ’ ~-- To Cure Constipation Forever. 1 Take Casearets 1 andy Catliartlo. 10c or 25c. If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money. The flesh of young giraffes is extremely good, with a game like flavor. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething, softens the gum-, reduces inflamma¬ tion, allays pain, cures wiDd colic, t-jc.a oottle. Conductor E. D. Loomis. Detroit Mich.. says: ‘Tbe efteetot »^acarrh C«e » wonderful.” Draggists. 753. The Oldest Postal System. We find the first recorded postal sys¬ tem la the Persian Empire, under Cy¬ rus the Elder; hut it is clear that Rome of all the ancient States possessed the best organized system of transmitting letters through its numerous provinces. All along the great Roman roads houses were erected at a distance of five or six miles from each other. At each of these stations forty horses were constantly kept, and by the help of the relays it was easy to travel 100 miles in a day. These services were intended for the State only, it being imperative to secure the rapid inter¬ change of official communications. In the time of Julius Caesar the sys¬ tem was so well organized that of two letters the great soldier wrote from Britain to Cicero at Rome, the one reached its destination in twenty-six and the other in twenty-eight days. Private citizens had to trust to the services of slaves, and it .s not till the end of the third century that we hear of the establishment of a postal sys¬ tem for private persons by the Emper¬ or Diocvlefian, but how long this sys¬ tem remained history does not say.— New York World. Spanish Honor Exemplified. I see that the Spaniards are vaunting their honor and chivalry and calling Americans swine. Let me tell you something about Spanish honor. Pre¬ mier Sagasta recently gave a reception to the British Minister. During the evening the Minister discovered that his watch had been stolen, and he came to the reluctant conclusion that one of the grandees present was the thief. He told Sagasta of his loss. Sagasta ask¬ ed for silence and explained the situa¬ tion. He said that in order to save the culprit’s honor the lights would be put out and the whole company would pass by the Premier’s desk in the dark, and the culprit would redeem himself by placing the watch on the table. In darkness the company passed by the table. When the lights were turned on again not only was the watch not there, but a valuable silver inkstand belonging to Sagasta was missing.— San Francisco Chronicle. t Don’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour life Away. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag¬ netic, fuU of Ilfs, nerve aud vigor, take No-To Bao, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. All druggists, 80c or 11. Cure guaran¬ teed. Booklet aud sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York. At a recent rabbit hunt near Fresnb. Cal., 0,000 rabbits were shot or clu,bbed to death. Lyon &•('#’« “Pielt Leaf” Smoking To'incco Stands untlvaMed ripest for .purity and flavor. Made from the purest, and sweetest Tobacco. It will plea-ee you. Try It Brazil has 3.200,000 square miles, Oris’about the area of the United States, .excepting Alaska. ’ _ Educate Your Bowels XVitU Cascairets. lOc, .Candy If Catharttp, cure constipation forever. 86c. C. O. C; fail; druggists refund money. ‘?Habry, are you; going to war?” '‘Yes; but I’m not going until I’m ready.” What do you call ready?” “Well, I’m going to learn Pressi Spanish be¬ fore I go.”—Detroit Free — — tna> A BUGGY THAT COSTS $x j YO $5. i More than the chckp, traaby kind i« tbc worth nil it coats sad more Wo. Tlmt little arnpunt tyay* tstia cost of good wheels, good axles, good pfint, good leather* (it. -—'1 vfiOCK HILL” liu>es “ 4 . Liu it Higher in Price Cot worth more because iSco 1 hey fc.TANB L'P, and keep awa j fycm j the* shop. our agent rii Tjour town.er u«l ROCK KILL EDCGY CO., Reck Hill* S.C. K PILES “I sufTei-ed tire torture* of the damned with protruding piles brought on by constipa¬ tion with which I was afflicted for-twenty years. I ran across your CASCARETS in the town of Newell, la., and never found anything to equal thdm. To-day I am entirely free from piles and teel like a new man. ” C. B. Keitz, 1411 Jones St., Sioux City, la. /®c^r,c :b pw TRADE MARK RiaiSTSRSO Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripo, 10c. ^5c, o0c ... CURE CONSTIPATIOH. sterling Renedj tViripen r, Cbltego, HontreeJ, Kew To rt. 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