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: GENERAL NEWS
o>; .;' march 11.
The Seiior Class at Winthrop
collars is to maka a trip to Washington.
Irving McOhee a well-kno^n
whita nan of Aiken was r >n over
and killed by a trolley car in Aiken.
Senator Danials, who was
striakan with paralysis at Dayton,
Fla., a faw days ago, is improving.
A sharp earthquake shock was
felt in 8an Frauciseo last night.
A bank tollor has disappeared
froa Savannah and a shortage
has bean discovered in the bank.
Thrao persons were killed by a;
falling wall at Pittsburg, Peuu.
Hartwell M. Ayer, editor of the
Florence Times, has been appointed
as a mamber of t he board
of trustees of the industrial j
school at Florence by Gov. An
sei.
Bail has bean granted to W. F. i
Vaace, who killed Horace Hammond
on the public square at
Edgefield. Application was made
before Judge R. C. Watts. Boud
was fixed at $2500.
Col. R. A. Thompson of Walhalla
has been appointed a member
of Confederate homes
commisftioa, to take the place of
J. W. Resd of Chester, who reFOR
One Nice Six Room <
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Note the e?
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Waddill (1
Insurance an
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I THE GREA1
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I"Sar ^jiT" w-a ;=? rGUARANTEE!
Croup, Whooping Cougl
Quinsy, Hoarseness, He
Weakness of the
all clise
1 THROAT, LUN(
I PREVENTS
n Eleven year3 ago Dr. King's N
| me of a severe and dangerous t
? been a well man ever since.?G. C
B PRICE 5Go
hwnMBBgl SOLE AK3 CI
Ld'Drug Store &
md Ma' ?i;
IR REGULATOR
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been the standard remedy | 1
ion, Headache, Dyspepsia, H
of the Stomach and Liver, J
INOWS :
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siguod several days ago. Theap- '
pointment was made by Gov.
Ausel. The legislature at the last i
sesai'in gave $14,000 to the home, t
t
MARCH 12.
Governor Ansel has been invit- i
ed by Governor Gilchrist of Flor- j
I ida to co-operate in securing
members for the National Drainage
association. Governor An- {
sol has always been interested in <
drainage. \
Commissioner Watson and A.
G. Smith of the United States ,
(farm mauagemeut office will ad- ,
dress the members of the Beech (
J Island Corn club on April 2. The
j commissioner will also address
the Marion County Farmers' un- ?'
ion at Mullius on April 5. '
Dr. S. C. Mitchell, president of 1
the University of South Carolina,
has accepted an invitation from t
Dr. Henry Louis Smith to deliver t
the commencement address at t
Davidson next Juue.
Ttie general reunion of Confed- t
erate veterans will be held at Mo- (
I bile, Ala., April 26, 27 r,and 2^. f
The Sons of Veterans will also
meet. Cliulou M. Felder, commander
of the department of the '
Army of Northern Virginia, has ;
issued from his headquarters at t
Blackville general order No. 4.
naming the sponsors for the do
part men t. These are Miss Lila
Leftwich Jamison of Roanoke,
Va., department sponsor; Miss
! Grace Gregory Piuckard of Roa- (
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Cottage on High Street
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0 CURE FOR |j
i, Bronchitis, La Grippe, ft
morrhage of the Lungs, 9 '
Lungs, Asthma and f
ases of ..
25 AMD CHEST f
FftKUWiONIA J
cw Discovery permanently cured S i
liroat and lung trouble, and I've |j |
). Floyd, Merchant, Kershaw, S. C.
AND SI.00 I i
iARANTEtD BY Eg? I?Ml ,
T, b. Wannamaker.
mke, Va., chief maid of honor;
Was Anna Baker Lamar of Nortl
Vugusta, maid of honor.
MARCH 13.
Col. W. W. Lumpkin died yea
erdaj night at Asheville ant
eras buried today at 11 o'clock ii
Columbia.
Ik is possible that the case!
tgainst Kawlinson and Black foi
nismanagement of the old stati
lispensary will be called at tlu
ipproaching term of court ii
Jhester.
Six south Atlantic States wil
)articipate in a corn products cx
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USIIIUU IN V^UlUUlUlil Ut'At Willi*?!
Five little children bitten by i
mad dog: at St. Mathews will tak<
ho treatment in the state ias'.i
.ution in Columbia.
The appointment of post mas
;ers in Newberry, Union ant
Liaureus has been held up in tin
senate.
The South Eastern Life Insur
ince Co. may move its headr|uart
T8 from Spartanburg to Greet
rille.
Mr Taft's brother-in-law, Tho
nas K. McLaughlin, committee
suicide at Pittsburg, Pa., on Fri
lay.
The Southern Railway will in
ingurate the telephone systpn
nst.e ?d of telegraph for dispatch
eg trains.
An effort is being n-ade to ex
end the Philadelphia strike, th(
;\vo attempts lately made at arbi
ration having been failures.
The money market is getting
iight"r and bonds that are bein},
>ffered are not being greedily
mapped up now.
The railroad situation in thi
.vest is very grave and looks lik<
i general strike unless arbitra
iiou cau settle it.
Curtailment in cottcn goods
manufacture is spreading, th<
fear of the spinners being tha
:hey will stock up on goods raadi
fmm hicrVi Jind r**l
not sell. Cotton is not offering
however, and the price of thi
figures is unsettled.
John D. Rockefeller (now a
Augusta) has promised to givi
550,000 to Georgia Tech if tha
L'ollege will raise S25,0l'0.
Stubborn as Mules
ire liver and I towels sometimes
seem to balk without cause. Tliei
there's troultle? Loss of Appe
tite?I ndig'Stion, Nervousness
Despondency, Headache. B u
?uch troubles fly beture-fir?Kit.g'
New Life Pills, the World's bes
Stomach and Liver remedy. S
Kasv. 25c at Theo. E. Wanna
maker's.
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Oddities of Color Blindness.
Wliilo tlii* mi in I ht of color blind pot
sons is not vcr.v large. only about livi
In every bund rod suffering from an;
defect in this respect and most o
those being affected only in a tnino
degree, yet the phenomenon sometime
assumes very remarkable phases.
An oculist states that he found twi
persons who possessed inonochromati
vision?that is to say, till colors appear
ed to them to be simply differen
shades of gray. If the reader will lool
at a photograph of a landscape, or. bet
tor. of a garden tilled with hrllllnn
flowers, he will be able to form at
idea of the appearance which natun
must present to one who suffers fror
the infliction called monochromatf
vision.
Plant Wood's Seed!
Q For Superior Crops I
Wood's 30th Annual Seed Book
is one of the most useful and complete
seed catalogues issued. It
gives practical information about
the best and most profitable seeds
to plant for
The Market Grower
The Private Gardener
| The Farmer I
Wood's Seeds are grown and /
i selected with special reference to I
the soils and climate of the South, j
and every southern planter should
have Wood's Seed Book so as to
be fully posted as f o the best Peeds
for southern growing. Mailed free
on request. Write for it.
T. W. W3QD & SONS.
Seedsmen, . Richmond, Va.
Wo are headquarters for
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Potatoes,
Seed Oats. Ccw Peas,
Sojn ilflcri. and all Farm
and Garden Seeds.
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How Good News Spreads
* * I am 70 years < ?K1 and trav
most of tlie f inif,'' urit"S 1J l;
I'olson, of Klinalietli, Ky. 4,Ev
rv where I j;o I 1*1 i >mi<1 Ei <
trie Biiter-. ? *;i?i- I owe my < >:
'< . Ion t li"a !i i; a lit I v i a i;y to t.lima
I hoy flV-ft a curt* i-wry time.
I'lii'V never tail to t< : > tie- st"
ich. n-giilat" i!.t* iidmys a ,
IjowIs, fttint 11 i!:t liver, i
rigor itfts th 1 mi.
It Mood. J ? 1 k ?. ..iitl
for weak, run-mun men ant
.vomen, restoring -tr nglli. vig
mil health that's a daily joy Tr
hem. Only 5t?e. ri.it i-f.aet ioni
natively guaranteed hy Tlmo. E
rt'aiJiiumuker.
| Young Girls I'
I just entering Into womanhood, jj
often suffer much pain and si
misery during the change of \A
their physical organization. !w
i Many women will tell you gj
r M their female trouble started iw
? ?] during that trying period, and m i
? ha3 ciung to them ever since. 3 i
i .3 Cardui '3 a friend to young ^
H girls, as well as to women of p
j1 pj all ages. It has been found g 1
to help women during their | 1
" j ffl trying periods by relieving 1 I
' j gpl pain and restoring disordered g
i y organs to health.
Mrs. Mary Hudson, East- pj
^man, Miss., writes: "While Fj
mn stayIn8 171,5 and ?3,n? to
1?S scnooi, my young Bister was in kg]
1 L, terrlblo misery. I got her to 9
f| take a few doses of CARDUI ?3
|| and it helped her at once. n 1
El "I have taken Cardul my- gj 1
1 jjf self and believe I would have jS i
g been under the clay had It not 1~
| been for that wonderful medl- fj
) ra Try Cardul. It will he!? |3
you. For sale everywhere. H
: THE TOWN CRIER
; Was put out of business
f by Printer's Ink
PRINTER'S INK Will Get Builneii
! For YOU. We Do Up to Date
^ JOB PRINTING. TRY US
j "SIR' MARIAS' HOTEL BILL
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0 Rello of an EaHy Nlnoteenth Cantury
Elaction In Iraland.
| During the time of n contested election
In Meatb, Ireland, In tlia early
i part of the lest century, Kir Mark
I Somervllle sent orders to the proprlo..
tor of the hotel In Trim to board and
P j lodge all that should vote for him,
r ' for which he received the following
f bill, which he got framed, and It still
r hangs In Somervllle House, County
s ! Meath:
i April ICth, 1S2S.
. i MI BILL.
I ? a. A.
<* | To tenting slx'een freeholders
- | above etulrs fjr Sir Mark, at
t 1 3s 3d a head, la to me 2 13 0
, I To eating sixteen more below
s stairs, and two more after sup*
| per, Is to me 2 12 9
t I To eighteen horses and five mules
nbout my yard all night at 13s
i every one of them, and for a
e < man which was lost on the head
1 ! of watching them all night, Is to
~ ' mi> 6 6 0
L"
To six beds In ono room, and four
In another, at two guineas every
*. bed, and not more than four In
any bed at any time, cheap
t enough, God knows, hi to me.... 22 15 0
|j For breakfast on tay In the morni
Ing, for every one of them, and
as many more as they brought
In, as near as 1 can gticss. Is to
me 4 L2 0
To raw whisky and punch, without
talking of pipes and tobacco.
as well as for breaking a pot
above stairs and other glasses
and delph for the first day and
night. 1 am not very sure, but
for the three days and a half of
the election as little as 1 can
call It, and to he very exact. It
Is in all or thereabouts as noar
as 1 can guess, and not to be
too particular, is to me at least. 79 15 ?
For shaving and cropping off the
1 heads of forth-ninc freeholders
for Sir Mark, at 121 for every
head of them by my brother,
who has a vote, Is to me 2 13 1
I For a womit and nurse for poor
Tom Kernan, .n the middle of
the night, when he was not expected.
is to
ten hogs, 1 don't talk of the piper
for keeping hhw sober as long
as he was sober. It to me
110 18 7
Signed In the place af Jemmy Cars wife,
his Mark X
flryan end Gornghty's Mark X
You may say 111. to your honour Sir
Mark send me this Klevcn Hundred by
Bryan himself, who ami 1 prays for your
success always lu Trim, so no more at
, present.
The hotel keeper must have got
weary as he reared the end of his
long hill, for his r.ccount becomes ns
,| wabbly ns some of his guests must
have been when the crash of glass
.,1.1.1 tlinir fleet) DO
mill ui:i|mi ini_"ui:i|'.. iiiv-v ...... ?^
tatlou of raw whisky aud punch.
Worth a Dollar a Drop
Fr<*d I'.-it<'hen, Manilas, N. Y.,
writes; 'For n long time 1 was
eflfeetod with kidney t r<>u'' 1? u hi?h
fiii-i'il an almost. constant pain in
my l>aok and inllnmmal ion in my
Madder Otln-r remedies did not
1 ' Yen reli ve in", Init two lifty-c? 11*
1 '"til.-- ..! Foley's Kidney lloniedv
v i'oiii|?1 11?Iy cured me and I ta\v
*; not h id any symptoms of kidnoy
j trouble for ov 'i two years." Sold
by all druggists.
GOOD FOR WELLS AND GARY, j
Solicitor and Judje Teaching- Respect
For the Law.
'oliitnhiii Stnlc.
W. II. Brigman, "a well-to-do j
and extensive farmer of Marion," j
severely beat in old white woman
who was working for him. Brig- j
man, as we are told by our Ma- j
rion correspondent, had beeu in [
numerous shooting aud fighting
affrays, but heretofore has escaped
prosecution. With money j
lie could buy immunity.
The latest caso was iu tended to
be no exception; Brigham succeeded
in getting the old woman
to drop the case. ProseoutorS'
are bought off in almost every
county every year. But in th;.3
Marion caso Solicitor Wells interfered.
Solicitors are far too j
prone to accopt the failure of an j
injured person to prosecute as I
an excuse for "dropping" cases
against law-breakers. M r. Wells
did not evade his dsty; he handed
out an indictment sgainst
Brigman and the grand jury returned
a true bill.
And then Brigman, expecting
lo escape with a tine, pleaded
guilty. But he miscalculated.
Judge Ernest Gary on the bencb
sentenced the brute to eighteen
months' hard labor on the chaingang.
Ho was not given the alternative
of a fine; his money
failed to make a monkey out of
the law aad the court.
Solicitor Wells andl Judge Gary
have done Marion county and
South Carolina good service.
WHY BRIGMAN BEAT THE WOMAN.
Marion special to News and Courier.
A short time ago Brigman's
house, aear Marian, was destroyed
by Ire, and he accused an old
woman, who was acting in the
capacity of cook, of having been
guilty of carelessness in regard
to the fire in the cook stove, and
of being the cause of his loss. In
the presence of witnesses he
whipped her unmercifully, while
she cried out with pain, loudly
proclaiming her innocence. The
grand jury found a true bill in
this case, and on his having pleaded
guilty Judge Gary promptly
pronounced sentence of eighteen
mouths pn the gang at hard labor.
Only about a year ago Brigman
bought the Evans plantation,
uear hear, fsr ?17,000, and his
imprisonment makes the situation
a very serious one for him.
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Lifo Preservers.
The history of life preservers goes
back to nucient times, the Romans
having made cork jackets.
A Nlfht Alarm
Woree than alarm of fire at
night is the metallic cough of
croup bringing dread to the household.
Careful mothers keep
Foley's Honey and Tar in the
house and give at the first sign of
danger. Foley's Iloney and Tar
has saved many little 1 iv?--b and is
t he only safe preparation for children
as it contains no spiates. Sold
by all druggists.
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E. A. McCLELLAN, M. D.
Office up stairs ill Evans' building next
to Telephone Office.
Telephones: No. 89 und 02.
Cberuw, . 8. C.
PHILLIP A. MURRAY, JR.
Attorney at Law
CHERAW, : S. C.
OFFICE-Iu rear of Waddill &
Lindsay.
STEVENSON & MATHESON,
ATTOKN K YS-AT-LA W
Practice in all Courts of fhesterttch.
and surrounding counties and in L'niteu
States Court.
One of the linn will be at Chest.irHch)
very Motalav.
TijNDEMURK & LAWRENCE,
Dentists and Surgeons.
Bridge work, Pyorrhoea and Artificial
Enamel Fillings a specialty.
Phones: Office 138 Residence 174
SUES CUKE gp
For Ail Disease of bpi
STOMACH, m.
Liver 6 Kidneys ill
IPOILsir^
Will Cure Any Cas
Not Be
Remedies are Need
Were we perfect, which wt ere aot, nedi
not often be needed. Bat siaoc oar *y*tei
oorae weakened, impaired aad brakes da
indiscretion* which hare gone en from the
through oountles* (feneration*, remedies er
aid Nature in oorreoting oar inherited ani
acquired wenknetae*. To reach the *eat
weakneia and consequent digestive trenb
nothing *o good a* Or. Pierce'* Golden Mad
cry, a glyceric compound, extracted from n
inal root*?told for oxer forty year* with g
Weak 9temach, Rilionanees, Liver Complain
Heartburn, Bad Breath, Bclohing of feed, CI
Derange a* eats, the "Discovery" is a time-p
The genuine has on Its /
outside wrapper the \""A
Si in at nre
You can't afford to accept a secret no*tm
holie, medicine op known composition, not
thereby make a little bigger profit.
Dr. Pieroe'* PDasant Pellet* regulate a
bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy
Pluttibiii2 and Elec
With ample fat
command ' am pt
all kinds of Pluml
trical work for the
mates promptly ft
Respect
C. F.
| MEA
{ 1 We sell the kind of mi
( ' it's the same to us if you cor
< ' of the children or telephone
i We are now located in the
( 1 Second street, just a few ste{
, Let us have your order to-da
} H. A. B U
1 Phone I
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1 1 m
I
P. B. HU>
DEALEF
Horses ant
All Classes
Bought an
Large supply of sto
hand from which t<
selectio
Full Line of Leadii
Buggies, Wagons;
Everything positively
be as represented.
TERMS: Time
pTbThw
Phone 28, V
C. s. Lynch
REAL ESTATE ,,1
Cheraw, S. C. Z"
3 Si 89 H S55T^3
lick Relief and Care for Head* kril \
Iache, Backache, Dizziness,
Indigestion, Malaria, etc. R&ShP
$ Wirn^i
Pi \k gi p Nj | tk |
_ wmwrv TS * ai
c ii> i l; m b i ur u ju m x
yond the Reach of Med:
Sold by all Druggists
cinM woald %i
? here he- ~ *3^
iwi tkraolh
early i|?4,
# needed la
d otherrriea Jjpi
of etomaah ~~~~
Im, there ia J jj Hjf
liaul Diaaav- ~ " V*
ative mediejraat
eatiefaatioa ?a al oaara. Par
t, Pain ia tha Stnwah after eatinf,
iroaia Diarrhea and otker tnteetwial
>roTon aod neat efioteat remedy.
im aa a aubatitate for tbia non-olooCTcn
though tha nrfefrt dealer may
nd invigorate atomaeh, liver and
to take m candy.
trical Supplies
;ilities at my
flnaroH tn rln
VI vy
bing and Elec)
public. Estljrnished.
fully,
Pendleton,
Chertw, S. C.
Ts I
sat that fives pleasure. E
ne yourself or send one H
your order, $J
new buildinr on North |
)s from the Town Hall. 8
y and every day. |
RCH, j
Save j
Work I
Worry
Monoy
by using a
Stover Gasoline Enjme.
Made right, sold right.
Send for illustrated catalogue
of engines, wind _ '
mills and grinders.
Sumter Iron W'ks., i
Gen. Agts., I
Snmte", S. C. j
I
9
ITLEY
t IN
1 Mules I
of Stock
d Sold.
ick always on
o make your
n.
jg Grades of
and Harness. |
; guaranteed to
and Cash.
Ftley
Chcraw, S. C.
rice of County Superintendent
ofOducation.
In* I'cviiity SnpiM-iiitciirieut of Educui
give* notice tluit his otflee will be
u iwy Snturdiiy and the first Mon
of each month.
The best tonic. Curative
g? Medicine for these die*
W eased. avi? vuuamv.^
(cm
5DER DISEASE
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