The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, September 19, 1884, Image 6
FATAL SUoPTING AFFRAY A9
LAURENS C. H.-A fatal shooting
affait occurred onSaturday evening
aborthausk at Laurens C. H., in
whih W. 11. Pool. was fatally
wounded and J. W. Fowler slight
ly injtured. It appears that on
the.evening mentioned Mr. .Fowler
who is the uncle of Miss EVA Pool'
who lives near the court house
with her mother, went to the-store
of W. H. Pool and accused him of
having been too intimate with Miss
Pool. Mr. Pool, who is a distant
cousin of the lady, denied the
charge. Mr. Fowler insisted that
he should make reparation by mar
riage. It is said that Mr. Fowler
then remarked that there must be
some settlement of the affair at
once, and drawing his pistol, be
gan firnig. Mr. Pool returned the
fire, woundling Mr. Fowler in both
hands.
When the affair was over, it was
discovered that four shots had
struck Mr. Pool, one being In the
abdomen, one in the leg, one in the
arm ond one in the side. His re
covery is thought to be impossible.
Mr. Pool has not been arrested.
The affair has naturally created a
great 1seal of excitement. Miss
.E'va Pool is a beautiful and fasci
nating young lady, and Mr. Pool
has been visiting her for some
time. As will be remembered, a
suit for $10,000 damages for se
duction is now pending against Mr.
Pool, Miss Martha lurdette being
plaintiff.
Mr. Fowler is a resident of Lau
rens aud for some years was a mer
chant of that place. le now de
votes attention principally to farm
ing. All the parties are quite
well known here, and there was
anxious inquiry for particulars
when a private telegram to a citi
zen of Laurens who is visiting
here was received.--Daily News.
D EA TH or N. B. FjREEMzAi&N.--Na
poleon Bonaparte Freeman died
Monday morning at two o'clock.
aged 4 'years, after an illness of
about six weeks duration, lHe was
a native of Rutherford countyv, N.
C., and came here in 1809, byeing
at that time employed as an ovei'
seer' on the Air Line, then in pro-.
(css of construction. In 1870 he
engaged1 in the liquor business,
which he has carried on ever
since. lie was at one time street
overseer', and under his direction
lasting and valuiiable improvements
were made. The dleceased was at
member of the Executive Commit
tee of the Pie.mont Fair Asoca
iion and always used his best en
deavors in promoting the advance
mnent of the interests of'that organ
imation. Hie was District Deputy
Grand Master, I. 0. 0. F,, and
Past Master of Mountain L2odge,
No. 15, of this city. In 1875,- he
married to Miss Alice Pool, daugh
ter of W. P. Pool of this city.
Mr. Freeman's business integri
ty, liberality and public spirt were
among his principal characteristic.
He was always ready to contribute
generously to every d'eerv ing ob
ject, and his purse was ever open
to relieve misfortune or distress.
'There were few public enterprises
whieb were for Gree.nvnlk' ben
fit that did not enlist his aid and
encouragemedt, ana the loss of so
useful a citizen will be generally
regretted.
Mr. Freeman's death was rather
unexpected, as he rode out in a
buggy on Sunday in company with
Newton Poole and seemed much
better. He grew worse however,
on Sunday night about 11 o'clock
and died Monday morning as sta
ted.-Greenville News.
ALWAYS LATE.--Half the value
of anything to be done consists in
doing it promptly. And yet a
large class of persons are always
in advance of them, and so it is
with their appointments and en
gagements. They are late, very
likely, in rising in the morning,
and also in going to bed at night;
late at their meals; late at the
tounting-house or office; late at
their appointments with others.
Their letters are sent to the post
office just as the mail is closed.
They arrive at the wharf just as
the steamboat is leaving it. They
come into the station just as the
train is going out. They do not
entirely forget or omit the engage
ment or duty, but they are always
beiid time, and so are generally
in haste, or rather in a hurry, as if
they had been born a little too late,
and forever were tr3ing to catch
up with the lost time. They waste
time for themselves and waste it
for others, and fail of the comfort
and influence and success which
they might have found in system
atic and habitual punctuality. A
good old lady, who was askedl why
she was so early in her seat in
church, is said to have replied that
it was her religion not to disturb
the religion of others. And if it
were with all a )art, both of cour
tesy and duty, not to say of relig- ]
ion, never to be unpunctual, they
would save time for, as well as
annoyance to others, and aid them
selves to success and iufluence in
ta thousand ways.
--Courage that grows from (cOn
ttitution often fosakes the rnan
when he has cceasions for' it ; cour
age which arises from a sense ofH
duty acts in) a uniform manner,
--A judicious silence is better'
than truth spoken with charity.
Towni Lot For Sale.
I wil sel myhouse andl lot, in Eas..
ly1 hc B. D). Green now lives.
contailning one acr~e, adjiointing lot~ of
W. H. GAreent and land of WV. M. Ha-.
good & C.o., near the site (of I he dlepot
o6f the C. C. G. & C. RI. R . I will sellI
th~e whole 0or divide the lot atnd sell
either portion. For partienlars and
t.ermts, address Mis. N. A. QREEN, at
Greenville, S. C. sept 5 4t
W ANT ED,
A goodl TANNER to run a small
Tanyard, and to take an interest
in the business. No capital re- e
quired. .J. E. IIA~OOo.
For. Sale,
0NE Two-horse Bnggyv nm? Har-]
ness, with shafts also, good as
new; will sell on time. A pply to P
MeD Alexander or WV M Hagood, or
myself. J EC HAcoon.
sept 12 2t
A CRY FOR HEI
O.t HAINES' 601
A POSITIVE AND R)
To the Vives, Mothcrs, an d KL.
It lies in yo'ur owi hanei to %avo the hus6bal
druukenttess. Ti, Gottea $peffleo (an' be
pat-lelt. Fly *lissaptyy plm-uto it #It 4'offee, t
ps'enenvce will iaot be <vitected elittacs, bU ,
TAKING A DRINK OF LIQUOR R'
Drunikenness is n deaesse, not a weaknesa.
must. be cultivated ; but w% hen the Lippetite 1l on
affliction for whici nedlicita.' i ndininistered. ]
a zuiaailed Wolf with a niil lion anouitba gaiawlin
I edgies, temlierealnef lecturae, " OreadfuI ex ani
one nauin is) a thouswand cat: wItlstanml the bat-t
cttas he4! is piysic:awy weak. 1it! conhk! its (ik'
wit, a batiquet at hi liiid, a.s to deny his hung
THE SPECIFIC AND LIQUOR CAN N07
It woul be anusing. were it not pitiful, to v
g Iven -wtiout. hi kno1w lt% i &e . At IiJst,out. of b
begun, hic pours ut! i tirin . 1ow .allows it f
the lai nor to his li's, gets its otlor l hit s iiiit:
rema r ' hiat ''souie ll, I 11.10~ot whisky ai
phivaial [rtostrat on , n '' ii ;a.s,' ino ill-e ret
ard thln Ih. child who unever ktew the taste o
WiVE , MOTH I
Cati you afford to tie-e cl tilss niettai of 14aving
that you !ove anil wmire to ave the crring u
compl)is t rv j iesut. I iasteal of tsittlig IIpt:
Uot cumue ; intvad -t putting ne iOLa of trust, 1I
COME TO THE RE-3
You nan al(Iilniii- ' r this reinedIy quietly, o
X saeer fuaie., an.1 th uaie is Rapit)d, Po8itih
In hinl.dreIuis of cases %% la e )r. I lieias has
tisere gaeves' ?a"&e bees a fadllc'e. I-,H fld
wives and chltirent, every iitol huntianitN
this gr'eatt.1 u: aill bet Ileal discvevries. I t ia'
pliai 8uenL u work, wlie met, placuig LI.0 renied
is prepared in pow2Lered oti m t up ut tip i n p
Jspecial care ia t-akeni LhbaL, the iuntelts can nll
a's there Are tu iy w-i are seiniti ve on this po
frustrate the plans tor itt admitilatration. Or
packages wi1ll ;iure the rnowt oh:unite cae. 22
r-eferacter. PHICEfN: (syne I'achjaie bry 21
om-C 0:-Cle. .0.s. omyy est
Order. Addrcs inch. ant mak:e A 11. aya, e OL
(OLDEN SPECIFIC CO
We'%- < nut, p-tr i- i; ' ti,: ;-rint the nr ue of tho-., wit
T c hefllow ingt ar e e stxr -t--. !,. a;,. y :, : % e wi, -- ji:n u
Cresi:CN, 1A-K .-0J4r .1 i" -9 .l I ti e t t .Mo . t au
in *rue.
t'!reveland, ?0 3.-- MI y i-.anst I- enre'i. and h.- ser-n n.
Not ci telc i it. ...-p ., if.: M.h.. a .1 , e%% hti '
p"Uueniz mal .,nl.
Bounviis., ls.d.-- 1or tiite&I y.:r1A toy biuasl a t u1 . I
~hirs-:d reis.ty tit t w k .m 't- .:! .. t it i es a . I toA I
drisk again - ihst he :vulsi 110t if h-: Auaite.1 s.
Carhajye. Bfu.-- I go ^, a -t.lobI -. -i. 11y ni .:v. it to
We mine:ici n I ts ace if I .o .t. rL 01 m1. I othIi.i I6 ! i u, aI
seen us. We are thae hasppient faWuMiy in th-- te6.
New Store ! New Goods!
-CALL ON
W. H. BRYANT & CO.,
Kasley, S. C., 1st door W. of P. 0.,
AND BUY YOUR
Blacon, Lard, Fish, Salt, Flour
M eal, Pearl Grits, Rice, Sugar, Cof
'ec, Syrup, Molaeses, Starch, Can
l es, Chee.se, Crackers, Oranges,
~and(ies, Canned good1s, Tolbacco,
7igars, Pepper, Spices, Ginger,
Llavoring Ext racts, Indigo, Mad
1er, Borax, Alum, Sal1ts, and all
dids of Staple and Fancy Grocer
es. Smoke
'COar ha o 's Lill'ian"
Segars.
All at "Rock Bottom'' prices, for
a~h or Baiter.
Very res pec t.fulIly,
W. HI. BRYANT & (C0.
Land To Rent For' 1885.
L W ILL Rent my Tr'act of Land lav
ing in l4 miles of Eisley, for 1885,
L has 110 acres inI cultivation, and is
nue of the bes cotton and gralin fatrms
L this country.
I will also) sell my TWO MULES.
wo-hIorse Walgon and1 I~Prness, one
)SiBORNE Sulky Plow, and all other
arming Tools for (.a;sh nr good ac
eptabie pap~er on reasonable prices.
WV. II. N IX, Easley, S. C.
aug 29, 4t
BL ACKSMlT HING
n all its branches, done by
JAMES ROSEMON I.
Thasley, 8. C.
Give him a call anid satisfaction wil
e ghven. both as8 to work and (h~trret
LP ANWERED.
.DEN SPECIFIC,
IDICAL CURE FOR
ters of Drinkitig Men
Id soni, or brother from the awful disease of
adininistered without the knowledgo of this
Ca. or Ias artieles of food or drdssk, Qe
taste or seasell, and 'after a few days
1 A PIYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY.
Primarily the appetite for alcoholic drinks
ce formed, It Is as much a disease as any other
'very nerve, t.isue and pore of the bod is but
upon the system and craving for a cohol.
I., prayers, resolutions-all are futile. Not
le; not because he has not the desire, but be
ly abstin irom eating food after a famine
ry vystem in its awful craving for liquor.,
ExIST IN TNE SYSYEM TOGETHER.
batch the man to whom the Speelfic has been
abit, and not. realizing that the good work has'
anti aseeeiriere. The next attempt, he raises
'ils, and stets the glass down, usually with the
rigry." From this moment he Is saved. No
'is %! I I appear --- the man is no more a drunk
[ liquor. The ('s re isleraattesa.
ERS, SISTERS,
the husband, son, or brother? As certain as
ne, so certain dto we oiler you the means to ac
lestly at homine praying for the help that does
Sany ytitem of ied ges or reform,
UE YOURSELVES.
asily, and without the patient's knowledge.
'e and Ierinanent.
adIministered the remedy in his own practice,
i that wretehednesj,. blighted homes, suffering
, dentand that the widest publicity be given
sold at. a tirice which wHi enable us to accom
v byoiid the reach of any one. The Specific
tkaps for mailing, or shipping by express.
t be divulged to any but the party addresed,
tit.; besiduoi, it.) let its iiature be known might
e package will cure any ordinary case. TWo
:* is psoitivelyt .earantecd, Os soney
noil. postepa i d, ..00. T wo Packages at
re Letter, Express, Postal Note, or Money
ly to
185 Race Street, Cincinnati, 0.
ose cr ice Iorituipts i-nw to writo us grateful letters.
ds .f t-t 'ivrt i . mf- .mu flii it our offic.
I G(ldu a 0, :20s1le. Eivery wurd of your advertsenent
I know tih cituqe. It., thinks ho has proved himself a hero.
', urktka. t. 1b: nuw wonder-i why so imany weak .fools
"ur 1lwf :a curse. lie would not reform Itho could. Your
iiimi yeterday Athat I had done, and he says he will never
wt: i my ':nIe withistut ny knowledge, while I had ordered
d wh 'u wt couipar- d noue after my cure, you abould have
DO YOU KNOW
THAT
OR ILLARD'S CL1MAX
V,(1-1 1 4 f, , A"'O
with R0d '1 Tin Tag; Rose LetafFine
Cut (lewilg; Navy CilppiAagi, and
Black. Brown and yellow, SNUFFS are
the best and cheapest, quality consid
red-. aug8 ly
Easley Academy.
Second Session for 1884,
will begin Septembe' 1st,
and continue Four School
Montlis.
[im ary De p'mm~nt, per ntouth, $1I.50
Intlermnediate " " 2.00
Academic " .00
Incidental Fee, per Sessions,5
Music Extra.
IBoard ini Priivate f'amilies, per
Month,..................... 10.00
Aug 29. 188.1, 3m. E~eS '
Lime! Lime! Lime!
CAN PE BOUTGIIT OF
Easley, 8. C.,*
Eithier inl Car' LoAad Lots or
b~y the singl e barrell at very
CHLEAP RATES.J
Oct 1 2--tf