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>11,ER EXPLOSION AT LKXINUTOI
Lexington, Feb 1.?An ex
usion of two 20-hor6O pow<
ilors in the dry bouse of tl
"08s Lumber Manufacture
mpany occurred here aboi
isitig down time this afternooi
mpletely destroying tho di
>uso, and, perhaps fatally injui
g Mr Fred 11 Gross, one of tl
vners of the nlant. whn ?ci
Hiding nearby, he having n<
t regained consciousness.
Mr Jasper I> Trice, who ope
os a brickyurd near by, was h
i a Hying timber and escapic
earn, breaking his right ar
id Kcalding him, severely, thou<:
it fatally.
A ROBBERY AT JEFFERSON.
Jefferson, Feb 1.?News hi
ist reached hero of a burglar
irumitted at Plains, five mil
irth of here. Sometime botwer
ldnight and day Sunday rnori
g a negro named Jim Jopl
lrreptitiously entered the ato
f B Myess A Co., and oscap<
ith $40 worth of dry goods, et
Soveral men gathered about tl
ore Sunday morning and, di
ivering shoe prints leading fro
ie store, successfully trailed Jo
0 to his hiding place. He co
bsed and the goods were recov
r*
The negro was arrested ai
immitted to jail.
JRNED TO DEATH NEAR MARIO
Marion, Feb 1.?A negro nai
1 Tilden Davis was burned 1
nth in his home in Britten
eek Saturday night. He hi
inn to Marion on Saturday at
turned homo early in the evenir
an intoxicated condition. Aft
ying a few words to his wife, 1
ent to sleep on the floor befoi
e fir6. His wife and childr*
tired to another part of tl
tuse and went to sleep, ac
tout 11 o'clock were awaken*
r the roaring of fire and four
e house in flames. Bhe hasti]
t the children out, and tried 1
rcue her husband, but he, in h
unken condition, resisted h<
forts. Failing to get him ou
e ran out to call for help, bi
ifore any one could reach tl
ene it was too late for the houi
is almost down.
Killed at greenwood.
Greenwood, Jan. 29.?Nathai
I Berkett, a young negro, wi
ot and killed here in front of tl
istoffice last night. The cor
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i o juij luig iuui uiu^ uruugl
a verdict that he came to (teat
om pistol shot wouad at tl
nils of A. G. Hayef.j * *vc
10 wn young business man.
etcher Won Vanderbilt Cup
Hundred Mile Auto Kace.
Daytonu, Fla ? Jan 30.?Tl
lO-naile Vanderbilt cup race, tl
r? m 4 ^ 1
ai oroui UJ mo HIHOlDODlie TB'
eet, was run this morning. Tl
ce was won by H W Fletcher
Dietrich cor in 78 minutes ai
\ seconds.
Foley's Honey and Tar is be
r croup and whooping coug
ntains no opiates,and cqr
i okly ('areful rpothprs keep \t
p house. Sold by Funderbm
iiarmacy.
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orahle Report.
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The special legislative commit
teo appointed to report upon th
feasibility of the State going int
Iho fertilizer manufacturing bus
ness has reported in favor of th
scheme. The report concludei
ir 1 'Upon the facts, as wo have ir
16 vestigated, the 'fertilizer true
has become a most formidab
Llt public enemy and deserves to I
checked by every means at tt
y command of the State. \Y
deem it a practical business pro|
ie osition for the State to protect il
agricultural interests by the mai
ufacturo and distribution and sal
tor cost to its citizens of asnitab
r" commercial fertilizer.
lt "We find there will be sufficiei
convict labor to meot all immei
111 iato demands and that the sinkin
' fund will have suflicient funds I
loan the phosphate commission I
curry out tne pians or iuo bill."
Tho necessary plant, to put 01
a8 100,000 ton9, tho commute esti
T mates, would cost $520,188.
68 m m.
in NOTICE.
0- Notice is hereby given that tli
health of the people of tlila county
1 in imminent dangej and must he tal
i o en care of Ii has been decided thi
every precaution be taken to prevei
id prolonged cases of pneumonia, gripp
c etc. The best thing to do is to give
* good cough mixture as soon as tl
tie couerh starts. C4et MURRAY'S HOR
HOUND. MULLEIN and TAl
8~ Only 25c a bottle. At all druggists.
p- Truln Struck Sleighing Pari
n- KilliDg all but Three.
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Rornellville, N 1, Feb 1.?
id passenger train on the Pittsburj
Shawmut and Northern railroe
tonight crashed into a sleigh coi
N- taining 13 women, killed 7 oul
ii- right and so seriously injured tt
to remaining six that three of thei
'e died after being removed to tb
id hospital. Of the other four tw
id a-e in a serious condition. Tb
ig accident occuried near Orkpor
er The sleigh was one of three carr
io mg a party from the Universal!
re church of this city.
je A TOUCHING STORY
id i? the saving from death, of tb
;(] baby girl of Geo. A. Eyles, Cun
l(j berland, Md. He writes: ilA
the ace of 11 months, our littl
I y O ' ~
J girl was in declining health, wit
t0 serious Throat Trouble, and tw
is physicians gave her up. Wo wei
ar almost in despair, when we resol
t ved to try Dr. King's New Dii
' covery for Consumption, Cougl
1 and Colds. The first bottle ga\
10 relief;after taking four bottles st
86 was cured, and is now in perfei
health." Never fails to relies
and cure a cough or co'd. 1
Craw/ord Bros., J. F. Mackey i
^ Co., and Fundeiburk Pharmacy
118 Drunken Negro Shot to Death,
le
In a drunken row at J R Youi
^ house about 4 miles from th
^ city, Saturday night shortly aft<
36 9 oclock, Joe Thompson, a negi
^ was shot and killed by W
Bridgeman, a white farm hand <
n Youn's place. Bridgeman en
rendered to tho authorities and
now in iflil nanrlinn raladoa /
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bail.?Greenville News.
16 FIENDISH SUFFERING
to
is often caused by cores, ulce
0 and cancers that eat away yo
*n skin. Wm. Bedell, of Flat Roc
id Mich., says: "I have used Bucl
Ion's Arnica balve, for Ulcei
Sores and Cancers. It is t
>st best healing dressing 1 ev
h, fouml.n Soothes ond heals cut
as burns and scalds. 25c at Fundc
in burk Pharmacy, J. F. Mackey
rk Co., and Crawford Bros., dri
stores; guaranteed.
? jtuuiionuug L?CHU IU Vjreill ?>1)1110.
Tokio, Jan 30.?The casualties
- during the fighting at Chenchien*
o pao and Heikoutai are estimated
o 5,000 Japanese and 10,000 Rusi
sians.
e (ion Oku's Headquarters, Jan
3; 30. (Delayed in ^transmission,?
l" Two divisions of the Japanese
^ troops attacked Pehowski and
'e drove four divisions of the Rub)e
sians across the Hun river. One
,e Russian division mado several at0
tacks on Snntanpu, .to the east,
P" but was driven back with a loss of
over i,000. Tbe Japanese boma"
barded the entire Russian line.
6 The Russians replied feebly, show
ing little activity. Should the
Russian force be cut elf it would
result in leaving Qen Kurepatkin's
right flank unprotected.
& St Petersburg, Jan 80?The
Russian ndvnnca mn?pmoni mroinaf
? the Japanese left has failed and
Gen Gripenberg has notified the
11 Emperor that he has discontinued
the offensive. Gen Mistchentko
and Gen Bondratsvitcb, while not
; seriously wounded, have been
{obliged to relinguish their comjh
mands. The war office gives no
estimate of the Russian losses but
at
it they are believed to be heavy.
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g A Night Alarm
Worse than an alarm of fire at
night is the brassy cough of croup,
which sounds like the children's
y death knell and it means death unless
something is done quickly.
Foley's Honey and Tar never fails
A to give instant relief and quickly
y cures the worst forms of oroup.
Mrs. P. L- Cordier, of Manning,
Ky., writes: My three year old
Q" girl had a severe case of croup,
t- the doctor said she conld not live.
?e 1 got a bottle of Foley's Honeyand
m Tar, and the first dose gave quick
ie relief and saved her life.'* Refuse
substitutes. Sold by Funderburk
Pharmacy.
10 M M M
Arrested on Serious Charge.
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Last week W J Tinch and wife
were arrested at Greenwood, and
Mrs Bowen, a sister of W J Tinch
was arrested at Townville and
ie
brought to Walhalla and lodged
Lt in jail. They were arrested on a
le warrant charging them with the
h crime in connection with the in?
0 fant recently discovered under a
j? house at Newry. It is said the
child belonged to Mrs Bowen,
is who livea with the Tinch family,
re Mrs Bowen's husband is in the
16 penitentiary in Georgia, haying
ct been sent there over a year ago
from Townes county for counter&
feiting. The infant was wrapped
f. in an old pair of pants and thrown
under one of tho houses on the
property of the Courtney Manufacturing
Company. The Tinches
38 and Mrs Bowen will be arraigned
18 at the next term of court for Oco
" nee. ?Keowee Courier,
ro i? ? ?
Beef Trust Loses.
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r* Washington, Jan 80.?Tho an*
preme court today rendered a de)n
cision adverse to Swift & Co., and
other companies in the beef trust,
in an appeal from the injunction
of tho federal court for the northrs
em district of Illinois, restraining
i 11 a/ma I nnm UtnnllAn t*A.
jg tuvir uiugni tuujuiuauuu awstrict
competition in tbo purchase
s, of life stock and in the tale of
he dressed beef.
:s, iClothers can safely giro Foley's
>r- Honey andTar to their children for
<k coughs and colds, for it contains
lg no opiates or other poisons. Sold
by Funderburx Pharmacy.