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Happenings in the State.
As Chronicled by the Alert Coi
respondents of Tho Columbia
State. .
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DR. RICH A KDSON LEAVES 80UT
CAROLINA.
Spartanburg, Jan 10.?Kev \
R Richardson, D D., left toda
foral'ulaiki, Tenn., to accept tb
pastorate of the First Methodu
church of that city. His Spartan
burg friends regret his departui
from the city. He will be joine
by his wife and children in a fe<
wee'ig.
300 HALF TINTS CATTUKBD I
CHARLESTON.
Charleston, Jan 10.? After a
exciting chase today the dispen
sary constables captured a hors
aad wagon containing a barrc
with 300 half pinta of liquc
which were confiscated while th
horse and wagon were returne
to tbo owner, said to he 1 Blank
The constables were assisted i
making the capture by the hon
shying from a trol ey car whic
caiyied the wagon into a tree ho
and stopped the runaway.
SA.VED FROM TEKR1BL
DEATH.
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bol
hitt of Bargerton,Tenn., saw h<
dying and wore powerless to sav<
The most skillful physicians an
overy remedy used, failed, whi
consumption was slowly but sun
ly taking life. In this terribi
hour Dr. King's New Discover
for Consumption turned despai
into joy. The first bottle brougl
immediate relief and its continue
use completely cured her. It'
tho most certain cure in th
world for all throat and lun
I roubles. Guaranteed Bottles 5
rts. and $1.00. Trial Bottle
free at Crawford Bros., J. F
Mackoy & Co., and Funderbur
Bbar. Drug Stores.
Cotton Car Burned.
Seneca, Jan. 10.?A car o
jotton on a through freight, goin
lorth from Glen wood, Miss., wa
twitched off at Westminister o
Tuesday morning about 6 o'cloc
m fir*. The fire is supposed t
lave ignited from a spark froo
be engine. The car and contents
15 bales of cotton, were destroyed
Che loss is estimated at $2,000.
Negro Stabbed to Death.
Sumter, Jan. 9.?Tunie Wil
lams, a negro woman about twen
y-9ix years old, stabbed Esse:
Uch&rdsoo, oolored, in the necl
it Stateburg Saturday night, sev
iring the jugular artery and h
)led to death in a few minutes.
OABTORIA.
lean tfc* * ft* Kind You Have Always Bough
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Tound Under Souse Near Newry
Seneca, Jan. 9.?A great dee
>f excitement was created toda
>y the finding of a new born bab
n a pair of old trousers under
louse ac Newry, a mill town fou
nilea from here.
WONDERFUL NERVE
Is displayed by many a man en
luring pains of accidental Cuts
tVounds, Bruises, Burns. Scalds
lore feet or stiff joints. Bu
here's ao need for it. Bucklen'i
VrnicaSalvo will kill the pain anc
ure the trouble. It's the hes
Milvo on earth for Piles, too. 25c
it Drawford Bros., J. F. Mackej
z Co., and Funderburk Phar
druggist.
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Our Lawmakers
Start Sessioi
General Assembly Convened
Columbia Tuesday.?M. L
H Smith Again Chosen Speaker
y Columbia, Jan. 10. ? There
y nothing Striking so far in t
ie meeting of the now Legislatut
both branches of which conven
at noon.
e The House organized with A
d tamont Moses, as temporary che
n man, who has done nothing i
far but swear in new members.
The Senate chose K 1 Manuin
N of Suiuter, temporary chainna
K R Hemphill was re-elect*
clerk, J F Schumpert succee
himself as sergeant at arms, ai
W H Stewart as reading clerk.
, S Dingle, of Charleston, was r
>r apuointed assistant clerk. K<
W I Herbert, Methodist, wus r<
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^ elected chaplain of the Senate, t
was opposed by \V J Snyder ai
n N A Hamerick.
M L Smith was re-eleeh
^ Speaker of the House without o
position. The officers of tl
House were also re-elected wit
out opposition: T C Hamer,
E Marlboro, clerk; J S Wilson,
Lancaster, sergeant-at-arms; J
9. Withers, of Chester, readii
jr clerk; Rev K N Pratt, Baptist,
a. Columbia, chaplain.
^ The Governor was then iufori
10 ? ed
that the House was fully o
le ganized.
y The dispensary question w
r brought up on the first duy, it b<
d ing in the shape of a resolution 1
^ Senator Bleuse, of Newberry pr
e viding for a sweeping investig
g tion of the dispensary. Tho res
0 lutiou is quite lengthy und includ*
? in its terms direction to invest
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gate very nearly evo-y charge t
rumor which has been in circuit
tion against the dispensary mu
agement. The resolution v.as r<
ferred to the dispensary commi
f tee.
g Senator Raysor introduced
? compulsory education bill, r
n quiring all children to atten
school twelve weeks in a year.
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n Children Poisoned
? Many children are poisoned ar
made nervous and weak, if n
killed outright, by mothers givir
them cough syrups containing o}
ates. Foley's Honey and Tar
a safe and certain remedy f<
eoughs, croup and lung treubl
and is the only prominent cou;
medicine that contains no opiat
x or other poisons. Sold by Fu
k derburk Pharmacy.
e Atlanta's Balloon Bursted.
Nashville, Tenu., Jan. 7.?T
ehaacerv court of appeals of Tei
nessee decided that the Sout
western Presbyterian univerei
. cannot be ramored from Clark
ville, Tenn. There has long be
il an effort by the Presb^erians
y Atlanta to have the university r
e moved to that city and combi
a with one now in South Carolin
r The case will now becariied
the supreme court and possibly
the supreme court of the Unit
States.
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, ?Miss Nora Hicks has been a
, pointed carrier onCherokce rou
1 No. 1 in Spartanburg county at
J has entered upon the discharge c
^ her duties. She is the first womt
t carrier for South Carolioa rur
r free delivery routes. Her parol
> are well pleased with her appoin
meat.
2 Killed and 6 Wounded.
An Engagement With Moroa.?
Uno of the Injured Officers &
,lt Native of South Carolina.
Manila, Jan. 10.?In an engagement
which took place on J*n.
lB 8tb, with refractory Moroa on the
*10 Island of Jolo, Lieutenant Jatnea
c% J. Sewell and one private of the
e<* Fourteenth United States Cavalry,
were killed and Second Lieutenant
Roy W. Ashbrook, of theSevonlir
United States Infantry; Captain
30 Fialstead Darey, of the
Fourth United States Infantry;
Second Lieutenant R. C. Richardson,
of the Fourteenth United
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oiaies Uavalry, and three privates
l*8 were wounded.
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| Lieutenant It. C. Richardson,
^ Jr., ik a native of South Carolina,
c~ and was appointed Second* Lieu*
"v tenant of the Fourteenth Cavalry
3 in June last,
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iJ DOMESTIC TROUBLES
It is exceptional to find a fam3t*
[ ily where there are 110 domestic
p- j ruptures occasionally, but these can
he | ho lessened by having Dr. King's
New Lifo Pills around. Much
trouble they save by their groat
work in stomach and Liver trou?*
bles. They not only relieve you,
k but cure. 25c, at Crawford Bros.,
lg J. F. Mackey &Co., and Fjunderof
burk Phar. Diug Stores.
Fire Burns Underground.
rC)
vingsville, Ky., Jan. 7.?An
as underground fire in Fleming county
is terrorizing the people living
near Jefferson McGregor's farm
there. The fire covers a section
a of 200 yards sqaare, which has
' sunk more thaa a foot below the
surrounding territory. A dense
vapor arises constantly, which has
an odor of burning coal or oil.
x" STRAIGHT FAOTB.
11 A whole lot of fancy phrases caa be
3 written about remedies, l?ut it takes
. facts to prove anythlug? good straight
facts. And tho strongest faet yon ever
heard is that Tannoplline Is ths best
cure for piles on the market. Jt on res
a absolutely. Has a healing, soothing
effect from the start.
Alldruggists have it for $1.00 a ]aP.
id Ask for Tannoplline kand don't dare
take a substitute.
Senator Tillman in a communication
to the Atlanta Jourual says
id that those people who are burning
ot cotton are idiots, and right he is.
'8 None of the kind has developed in
\l~ this state, though some advice to
1)r burn was given farmers. As it
e> stands now there is not likely any
rh cotton in tho state to burn, even if
e8 there were any idiots who would
D" burn it.?Columbia Record.
A VERY CLOSE CALL
"I stuck to my engine, al?
though every joint acned and
every nerve was racked with
a_ pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a
b- locomotive fireman, of Bnrlington,
ty Iowa. ,(1 was weak and pale,
s. without any appetite and all run
down. As I. was about to give
up, I got a bottle of Electric
?* Bitters, and after taking it, I felt
e* as well as I ever did in nay life."
ne Weak, sickly, run down people
ia. always gain new life, strength
to and vigor from their use. Try
them. Satisfaction guaranteed by
0 Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackey it
Co., and Funderbark Phar.
Price 50cts. * *
P- Prosperity helps some men to
te forget their friends.
1(1 Indifference is a pump for
^ drawing secrets from a woman.
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(l| Pneumonia and La Urlppo
Coughs cuied quickly by Fo18
ley's Honey and Tar. Kafuie
substitutes. Sold by Funderbuxk
Pharmacy.