\ f\ % -? r 4 l ' w ; > I '
* W * ' V i . (I
*/iI ^wi'*0-?i> ylt(ii > 0.
O
Duvitt <>lt i* in ()rut.^elnij .1 .1!
fur Allowed Assault. Sou
of Prosperous Fa: hp i .
Special to the Suite.
Orange hur.;, O *t .".I. \ \
runt was issued this laornin.; y
Magistrate C. 1\ Urwn-on of tins
city upon afliduvit of Mr Adam L
Shuiiiaker, charging tin n-suill
upon hi- daughter. Mi-- Lnla
Shumakcr.
Mr. Sliumaker i- u %v?. !I Un< wn
humor who resides it (iood'-vj
township, a few miles thin si . '<
of Fierce. and heirs iiu cxcellc 1 '
reputation us :i <r"? <1 eiti>: n io.il
noejnbor. Tile '.uvu ( J is a : n
of Mr. A. A. Ott. who i< :i su
ce.'sfu f:inn r, r s di' on the,
Stale read oi.lv a few mill ? ?lis
tance from tie home of Mi. tl:i:-j
maker. You in Ott i- a' out 'J't
(
years of ajze, while tho y uny ,
lady is said to bo about IT yoars
of nee.
The storv i-' tl. il hi rdav at
i
tornoon one of Mr. Shum :ho. 'sons
an! two of Ins n'ri-i
wont out to Joi u a! n oh 1 t 'i
a-few* miles awav, to attend a fu
neral, and as they wore I uviu.
youny Ott a-Utd Mtss Lula to,
ride with him. It v - late in the
aftetnoon au ! he iiau 'ed b lend <
the other buggit :* in# in th
sa ne direction. Ate r th y had
passed he stooped iu some wo h
near the road and, it is allege:;
c unmitted the crime IK- then;'
dro v e the youn;* ladi '
near her fath;i.- hoi: and told !
her to get out' rs.ii I walk li >m .
fhis she refuse J 1" tit j through moi j '
tification. lie then 'km.!; her to hifathers
house. Young Ott then 1
left home and went to tl" hou.-c 1
of Amos Diint'/.ler to spend tho,!1
night, it was not until Ihi- nmr-;
ning that Mr. ShumaUcr was up- prised
of his daughters where- '
abouts and condition, and this in :
formation came first to him from '
Air. Dantzler, to whom young
Ott had told of the occurrence
making himhis confidant. Mr Shu- '
maker went to the home of Mr. 1
Ott for his daughter and with his 1
wife ascertained that vowng Ott c
<
had accomplished his purpose
and then ho set out for Or- '
angoburg to intercept Oil. His *
information was that 'Jit was \
coming to Orangeburg early this
I I... - * 1
UlUlUlUg A IJ L 111V Jl ui I'lJSU 111 Ui-posiug
of his hor.se and buguy and
to take the tir.->t train to leave the
country.
The young man had .several
scratches on Sn.-> face and the con- '
tention is that he received them
in the struggle with the young '
tally. It had uUo been said that
he had been drinking.
As soon as Mr. Shumuker 1
reached ()rangelmrg ibis morning '
he consulted Ins attorneys Messrs.
.4 Kaysor and Summers, and the war
rant of the arrest ofOtt was proeur v
ed. Constable r'oures w.n si?nt c
out by Magistrate IJrunson \
search for young Ott and ho v. ninformed
that he had started Imck
for the country with a negro in a (
buggy.
Mr. l'oures however, found Oit m
in the city, arrested hun at once f
and placed bun in jail
Young Oil donit the above
? a
story and gave the constable a (,
dilTcrent version. W.kmi the n
gir! refused to g - to her homo h<
toher to id * father's h> o.
showed her to a room up stair*
told his nullie; of h. r presoiue e
in the hou-.cai: i !: then went to :
his own room an i tired. 1!"."
suit 1 that lie cam. lo Orangeburg
this morning to ieturn a h<u "
that ho had li 1 '11 a ul iu; ! a negro
to take him I) n.'k to hi phonic . p
but was pr A von tod from rotur-l*
ning by liis arrest. I
It is said tl 'd young Ott hud j
' ion to lli. '
: ' v t ti ;il Mr bhoni skj
< v.i to I:if nrcntione and
> Hil.l not nli ?\v him to coino to
his h. usi'.
Ali tie people coticorncd have
. )? ! standing in the county.
There > <m : conflict l?o. ween
the e <!ient reports eoncernin/j the
il ir, hence the contentions of
i .t h sidi s .iiv* mven ubove as
i -.u!v correct a? possible.
1)1-A* i UOU^ A KKC'KS
Carole sue-. i- responsible for
runny a railway wreck and the
- one causes are making human
wrecks of sufferers from Throat
uid lamo trouble. But since the
i Ivettt of Pr. Kind's New Discov.
ry for Consumption, Coughs and
<11 , eve n t!i w r. st cases ran be
:r J,ami hop!; - s i esignation is n
longer uocessary. Mrs. Lola
i ' ? f Dorchester, Mass, is
no i ; in:i i > wlu-so life was saved
I);. Kin.'*- New Discovery
!'lr-i giv a. r m dy is guaranteed
ly (raw ford Urns., .J. F, Mnckv
<V: Co. and FonderhurU Pilar
mr.rey, Drru^tst. Price 5Oe, and
. l.ou Trial bottle free.
- - v *.x* Ci*? - Work
of oil Immigrant.
Wb <1 Mr F. \V, Cailiy, a Swede
II Done in Greenwood County.
special to i lie 1"late
C' rvoinviin i, Oct. 20.? Greener
I m;i .uriii>h a good instance
f to-good wel l; of i:nmigrants
:.i toe record of Mr. F. \V. Catav.
' native of S wecden, who has
i bt.m alioul two indes from
i \ n. He honjlit this farm, eonainiiiL'
> '? acres, thicc years ago
u: i paid in the n iglib trhood of
Sbt an acre for it. He and his
: ns have fonii 1 plenty to do on
b - small farm, and sa well have
'
In. y succeeded that a few days
iy, > Mr. Car lay ia fused an offer of
150 ar. acre for the land. This
ir, with their two horses, they !
rave made 25 bales of cotton and
ibout 100 bushels <.f corn, hosidos
i good many other incidentals.
Mr. Carlay is a Swede, but lifts
ecu in America 40 yours. Ho
bought find paid for several
daces which ho has rented out.
:le is a hatter by trade, and before
joining to America worked at his
rado in t.l! the principal cities of
ICuropc and spent some years in
lustralia. When he came to
Vinerica ho was attracted to faming,
ho said because of the fact
h it he did not have the capital to
engage in any other business, and
?y c'osc application to farming
111 d always practicing that thrift
vhicli is characteristic of his peo>!<
ii. has succeeded. lie never
mdortakes loo much. His cxunph;
is an excellent protest
igainst the almost universal prac.
ice of working more land than is
ue - arc. On his present farm
i shows that it i> all in the man |
in i nut in tho land, and that tho
ireful cultivation of a small tract
viil pay i.ettcr than the careless
mUivation of a large ono.
A lU'NAWAv BICYCLE.
'1\. ininatod with an uglv cut on
he log of ?L B. Ornor, Franklin
J rove, 111. It devolopod a stubxtrn
nicer unyielding to doctors
ml remedies for four years,
hen Bucklon's ArnicuSilvo cured
iu ! a- good i'or Burns, Scalds,
?!:in Eruptions and Files. 25c,
' ( ran for i Bros., ,1. F. Macks'
A vJo. and Funderbark l'harnacy,
Drug Store.
Notice to the Public.
1 will hold nil inquests in the
(innty. Phono to my residence
t Pleasant Mill for me when
oedt d.
!. M rdgomery Caskey,
opt. '2b?tf Coroner L- C.
- ?? * ??
I'll :i'j's ii i congh medicine so
pillar as Foley's Honey and Tar.
' t mtains no opi.p -s or poisons
ml never fails to euro. Sold bv
'iinderhurk Pharmacy.
\ ilaldwid's Airship flakes
Another Flight.
V
A Trip of 30 minutes Was Made
Returning to the Spot From
"A'honco it Stinted.
I
St Louis, Nov. 1 ?The second
'
successfu. Ipghl of tiro Baldwin j
airship was made at the world's
fair today, under tho guidance of (
A. R Knabonshuo of i'oledo,
Ohio, w ho mMii ieuvored the California
Arrow at will, high above
r
the western portiunof tho expo
sition grounds unci descended in
the stadium, adjoining tho acrinl
i . "
c?nci)in\>?, amid tho choonng
thousands, after a light <>f 30 j
minutes. Yosterdnp Kuabcnshue
I
took the airship up to an altitude
1 i
,;f 2,000 feet and circling around
descending in tho aerial concouse .
. , . . l
within 100 toet of his starting
point. To lay In went up to an
altitude of about 1,(500 feet and
6
after directing the course of his
aerial vessel at will, doseendod on j
the exact sp >1 upon which he had
doconded the to land.
Satisfied with tho iU inonst rat - (
ion of tho air ship over shoit
courses during these two trials,
Inventor i> ild win announced at
the conclusion of tho flight that
Knabeushue will tomorrow underr
take a 15 mile tlight over a desig<
natcd course, the choice of tho j
course to he loft to ne vspapor
men, and the flight to be made rei
gardless of tho wind conditions.
During his Might, today ivnanenshue
performed a series of manocu
crs, i hooting in one direction
s
for a short distance, turning
quickly, turning quickly and .
shooting off in the opposite direction,
travel sod a loHef'S" course ^
dipped and came down several ^
hundred feet, tilted the prow and ^
ascended again to the original altitude
and completed the series hv
l"' ' c
tin ning the airship in such a short
cpaco that it seemed the vessel ,
swung round on a pivot.
Both Sides Lost Heavily in Figli
Near Yansintum. "
i
Mukden, Oct. 20.?Tho Japan- ^
esc assumed tho olfensivo on Oct. ^
27 at Yansintum, half way he- c
twecn Bentsiaputze and Fengtiapn /
on the Mukden road. The whole ^
day was passed by the artillery in "
preparation for a bombardment of
the Russian positions. Towards
evening a whole regiment moved
out to capture the hill on which is
a Buddhist temple, a mile south 5
of Yansintum. Tho temple was |
bolil by a Russian battalion with :
i?vo machine puns. A liorco fight 5
with colli steel streived the sum- Ji
in 11 of the hili with corpses. The [
Rnssiaiis were outnumbered, their ?
machine guns wore dismantled and
they were compelled to full hack '
upon their main positions, carry- i
ing with them the barrels of their
machine guns. The Russian ar- !
i
tillery then swept the hill with '<i
such a hail of projectiles that the j
Japanese were unable to remain t
there. Heavy losses were inflicted
on both sides.
?rj? . ? o?!.. 0
Anxious 31 oiiictits.
Somo of the most anxious hours
wi ii iiiiuiiur ? 1110 are rnosa when
tho little ones of the household a
have tho croup. There is no other
medicine so ell'< ctivc in this ten ihlo
malady as Foley's Uor.cy and
Tar. It is a housohol 1 favo'ite
ftir throat and lun?? trouhles, and
as it contains no opiates or other
poisons, it can ho safely ^ivon.
Sold by Fnnderhurk Pharmacy.
/X)i:sN'r rf3pi:'j r old aok.
It's shameful when youth fail to
show prop, r respect for o.d n^o,
but just tho contrary is the enno ?
of Dr. Kinirs Now Life Pills. a
Thoy cn* c.IT maladies no matter "
sever and irrespective of old a^o. V
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Con- |j
stipation all yield to this perfect h
Pill. 2oc, at Crawford Pros., ,1- <1
$
F. MacUey <Sc Co. and Funderburk *
Pharmacy, Di tig Store.
Tiiimati Talks Hopefully.
5u\ ! 1 o Thin s iho Democrat
llavo a Chance to TVin.
Senator i'lllnim passed tiuvuj
\u^us!a a few nights ago on hi
vay to Kentucky and Indiana t
uiiki! campaign speeches for Par
cor. Dm i' g his stay ho was sop
iv a reporter for too Angus'
Jhronido.
"1 have never boon whipped i
n> life," sud tho Senator who
isked his opinion of l'urker*
lmncos "I nover adniP tho
ho enemy lios the he-si, of us, an<
ilways tuko tin optimistic view o
i contest. Hul I fori like t'n
democrats have a got-d chance 1
;o in th's year I In*.so this opin
on on what I have seen an ! h"?r
Torn 11io east and wes*. 1 spnk
r. Indiana several times after 11;
ounpaign lx gun there, and th'ui
'oiild not toll much about th-j
itate. I see that Carter Hart
ion has seen Parker and promise
lilil tf? f il'I'V < 'mnil r\ ivhi/ili I m
lonlident that h o can do. I
Chicago goes i >?MMo?T >ti(5 by 25
)00 m-tjority Parker wili have n
'\i' . lion! lio.v tor carrying 11'
.ale of Iliinoi.- 1 liolicvo lti.it It
liana will go Democratio,if for n
)l!: r reason becauso Taggart i
long nil 111 his power u> gel hi
)w;i -tale ?and 1 believe ho wil
\ is a wonderful worker.
1 What about the east?" the r(
ioi tor asked.
' I am confident tiiat New Yoi
vi!'. go for Parker. As io Nov
I rvy and Connecticut,! am m
a sure I think that our Votinj
nan Davis, will !?e able In tak
l\ t Virginia Oh, no, his ag
vii not have any effect furthe
hail having given him a Ion
iino to electioneer and get it
lueiieo. I am also confident tha
u- l ave a good showing for nv
iral of the western douhtfi
tales.
A Policeman's Testimony,
J. N. Patterson, ni.odit police
an of Nashua, la., wriue
'Last winter I had a cold on nn
lings and tried at h ast half a dos
n advert sid cough medicines an
a<t treatment from two phys
ians without getting any henolil
L friend recommended Foley'
loney and Tat and two thirds ?
bottle cured me. 1 consider i
he greatest cough and lung mod
ine in the world." Sold l>y For
?urk Pharmacy.
MJ Ji'i1 yrraio
Car IBe! N 2 G
MACHINE RY
B-ES-T
M-U-R.-.IWk-Y
Mado Ids*
Nni o:il? ?? v/lth th-o
ti .ics? Ij*at nat>y yosr3
ch??c!i if ?4i?or s'^stdmc
cr<?
j QUALITY
--and ? ?
QUANTITY
Got Particulars from
\ J* "? J ? " I'j iilv ? v3
COUIMD1A, S. C.
i PUssn ncnlion this rapcr. I
....;<-r- -- rrtrrrtf^
? For Machine noodles shuttle
nd oil,call on 1'n) sour over Mac
troll's store.
? House and 2 acre lot for sal
t Eliim. Apply T. S. ('at tor.
n&srmn j &
*mmr i d u ^ d U Q B "%
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yo;; Have Always Goagl
sfguluroof
X- I | ?, 11
PILES! PILES! PILES!
Dr. Williams' I mil m Pil O ntm1
rill ?'il'e IT Mi.' ilinu, IM? t*ro
lid ItoMInf; Pil. a I ?Iih >ri?* ihoti
H>rs, m Puv? I lie i Hi ilij* :?! i ine *
i ,i'? t'lhi o. rivih iiuMitiK rf.ior". l>i
Vihi i i.s' I mil in Pit; Oil tin toil i
r.'pHixl only f ?r Pi'?'K a ?I ilohini*
iw|>rivnti> parts and n<Mi i\(f ?!-'
Ivt-ry l? x i. y* lar'iuU'od s i?l I.
rugifDts sent i._v mail, 'or f>()o, in.
1 00 par box W1 1.5:1 A M.S 'KM
()., l'rop's, ('Iovu'hihI, Ohio
Hold l>y Kunderbiirk iMtarm.n'y.
i, The Kind You Have Always Bought
iu uso for over 30 years, has ho
^ and has hcei
? awtfZz&i ssSr'sss
All Counterfeits, Imitations and"*!
Experiments that triilo with and e
Infhuts and Children?Experience
What is CAS
Castoria is a harmless substitute
fjoric, Drops ?-.nd Soothing Syrups
? contains neither Opium, Morpliini
i- i agusiance. i ts ago is its guarantei
I | and allays Feverish 11 ess. It cures
Colic. It relievos Teething Troubh
and Flatulency. It assimilates th<
o Stomacli and Iloivels, giving liealt
j Tlio Children's Panacsfc?The Mot!
GEMUJIViE CASTOI
il Scare tbo Signal
? The Kind You Have H
8n Use For Over i
THl OtNTAUR OOMPAWV. TT MURRAY fTRS
I.
; LYM'S ft'K'1' : "eric
Y Strictly vegetable, pcrfr -41y l'^^'^lcss, f :rf<LiSULT>.
Greatest kuown female routed
CSIlVfOM Rorrnro of counterfeits ftntl Imitations. The ,to
hi 1 I Jiv t'Miwi'h f:i?r * u<io f >jtrnal,?vO on tido of th? i
? t'uud kt Circular to WIUL1/..M.: Mtu. CU..B0I0 C:ov
0 SuM by Kund-Jf ink Pharmacy,
w
r 1
^ c^^/r\rr^r7 ^ v i v r A pf- fijjil
;/ T:'. 7
! Hr"? I' i ".j-?.- . tPOilll.i'il i'l .? 1 !< J .
y ry~rf?sy,^j
MnpY :n1 IflAM
!T{ i ! \ \ 1 : 1 1 : I i J IJ / 11 V
S I hav.5 ! :vv eM wh a
tenders! fmm y in N \v V rl Jllv. ?* ?.
will' \v li in tii ( ii . i. It loiins jj (J j
gerurt ii !>; li m il iir?; n%v?l
ll cole . !' fills. :i 7 < r c ill ii l~? ?
j_ rc|>avtib t ' iinnii i - . .I-? cf
live .?! V" i.r M'ju c
Hioll Cl ll'e : : 1. \ II .1, ,;i 1 1'.,
si eluuyo f v a -' hc" ':'
J.- it \vy 1
Aug 31 (tin '.tin ; > ! I< \r , V
i- J. IIARIi r FOSTER. '
I- . ??<>* "
.'iriorjinj ?l Law, .4
LAN(JAS I'lCtt. S. C c
t Siif !.?) . firm i<
t ifinrfo? iiiQHect
| are the most fata! of all clis- Cl.(
| eases. -. t c
5' KfP ??*?* KiBSEY CURE Is o T.,(
5. eli'Li.I & Suarastoad Rsmady
i inl'i
ft cr money refunded. Contains <
? remedies recognised by cmi- <:'y
| nent physicians as the best for
y Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICK f&c. and }f*00. Loca,
H ??BMPSMOCty,WWWA.M1 ll'IWWII II Will I? . Vr ill
I I LANCASTER A^I> f 'USS ' KH !,?n.
r R A i 1 j v' A \ i
t. o j:i ?llect Nov 2?, 19<-a. H,a
w (Daily except Wundr.y) Oak!
^ WK-THOUK ?>. j lCor*
liv Ij:\mcahter, (>3t:?m 1 OH |> ill J ?ikf,v
Fori Dawn, ('? l'i a in 1 3'i p in .{ins*
Dv 0 5?) i p.? 1 1> p m
*' L#v j D * * !i'i , 7 t';> a I.* < o? ]? in
7-30 a r.? '">3' ,? m I'ot.i! i
\r ?'! ?: Ho U !? a o- 7 o p ni !)
lr (luluml) a rtu HlO 1 i mi ! ,? u jtl j
A J AUan'a Ha'.- * ' ;> m .
Ar Y> r v',t > \S 9 > a u .
A r ' 1?'K! on' a I ^ 10 30 a in i \\ m
* r fn in ii. o r 05 p i 0 !0 in j
BA-i \ FN!- 1 ''
II I v I* n i , < <.' i r :: 30 p in ?
_ :.v (}< )) * * i, M i j.p..
r.v Y<>r! v : p " o 'J 5 in
s I.v Mnnii.t, ?a 1. r 5 00pm
i ,v ' 'i On n> 1 in. !C 0 10 h in 't I " j : .
u* FJV Dial lolle, U 0 1 > .'in ..
(,v < \v i. 0 .! ' m ? : :< ; n r
).v /i'i !i nr.:. 10 In an 7 I j 11 '*
[jv Ham' ?ii? ?i ii> 10 ".0 s m .v 00 p in Klj*t
j Ijv Fmi ! awn 10 80 >i in - I p in ?
I Vr Ijhiui * or. llO0f??i s ;ji? . m j?i<k
\r CsifHil st, .-Si- rly 1 h't pn
ii < ON s? L i l' *7 "
r? i hmter- Houliioin. pulwiird
? ?r lin:i & Norl'i^ -ler rail v.
| l.n:u'iisli'i'--So i i. Ital v : y.
, A P "/?'; 'T " I', c. r il.it ,
,, IiRROY 1PUTN I p OU?
. ^ ^ r, . ..
the most I: oaling fr *y s viorW*
H33^SBEIk^6'f,-*x^x22t' .< 7
h r, v i,f *"1 -
Ai N f- hi r
gg-ji-J 4- ' i
, and wliicli h.% Ws.r*
mo tho sign?vlr>vo
1 made under hia < : ;
Islon since it* Jj.T;?
i to deceive you In t-V ..
Fust-as-good" arc > *'.
ndanger the Jtonll?-. or
a gum it Experiment.
iTORIA
for Castor Oil,
It i3 Pleasant, It
3 nor other Nareotto
5. It dentroya Worms
Diarrhoea and Wind
fs, cures Constipation
o Food, repulatoo the
liy and natural slec?>.
ier,y Friend*
RPA ALWAYS
Luro ?1*
Jways Bought
30 Years.
IT. NSW TOBK CITY.
i-j
> to accomplish DESIRED
ly. I'rice, $1.50 per bottle,
atilnc P'Jt only in paolc-t-oard CarulunU.
onto.
%? * r~? *
? M o . rlid's ' ' i :
? .? ' >. ? : ; ? . aril'
<! it i,. v t-:
' '
, ...... u>. :i it. v j>'j
,?,? . .. ?
VI, . . ... \C?*N. .. -f
?
NOTICE!
fise Taxpayers of Lan=
caster County.
.* nl . wit'i ' !i? i (, of I he
t?ur- to its.' for (lie
vi'i t?c'.iinnii* Ji:iUiry 1*t,
>'f> x hrvt'li j i '.' i Hi it (ho
: i'h ;ti v> wi'-i h? op<vi f ir the
ion i t' t.X'?? wiiho 't j?-ii .ny
? i-Vh i(ny of () ;.n ?r, 1001 an
y <? J> } to or I Oil 1.
!? vj :> n-fiwh:
' '-x 9 ir.ilis
>I\ r-'x 41 uiilifl
IHi ionul ic-1 i.ol t;-x 3 mills
a! ('oiiipy tis* [;i?( oil
' * It I' '
O 1111! s
l>r> J hiiila
re ; <>n I'ownsh:j> Roods
& i 11 R:
' !- ^ Hi inilli
1 c*-?'* 6 mills
Kant iiill S mills
School Tax:
,}'.V( k 2 mills
castor, including inter vt
nil bonds e mills
lb Springs 3 mills
,uist 4 mills
1,1 4 ml is
s X Hoeda 2 mills
U 1 I not? 2 in ills
ev\ by Towiisiiii*
H'l 1J.m riot*:
ii> i.n . i ]j 4 mil's
' Van Wyi-k !7j mills
tl'jor 15] mills
V*n Wyck 17-1 nulld
;?'rcoU 20 mills
" I ai)ca?t*r 20 mi 1?*
' J i X tfoRilr. 22 mills
i (.'loi-k 2' j ml'ik
" 1.4i). ast-r 261 mil h
" .) X K 2?J n iilr
>rl 1">i
i rvek ir.l'ls
4 K?m!iaw 104 '
* H J I I } I I I 1 i !" $
" Ivrl'KhuT 224 "
OnkluiiMt 224 "
" II'.Rtli Sprittp SI) "
.r x it 3^4
" ltu r-f!! I'm o f.( 4 "
ir Cruelc 16A '
*' J X It 174 "
,4 liUfctiOll I'ltK c 17j '
it fjiecl'llllv,