Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v Losing Flesh You naturally lose flesh in j the summer and running down Is so easy. You get a little weaker each day without hardly noticing it. There is loss of appetite, headache, weakness of the muscles, disturbed sleep, weakness of memory, and these ) are the beginning of nervous prostration. Iron and tonics and bitters may afford some temporary relief, but what you need is a food for body, brain and nerves. Sc3tw> OmuC&ton, of C Tliver Oil with the Hypophosphites, furnishes just the nourishment needed for those who are run dov/n and pale and thin weak. If you lose flesh in summer take Scott's Emulsion now. Don't wait till fall Of U/lntAr /af/"iK?rtir\riirirt - ?? *?? u^.iumig. Pur itale at sue. auJ by all dru^isto. WHOLESOME ADfii. COLOREDPREACHERSCALL ON THE GOVERNOR. Aaiust Lawlessness In the Shape of Lynching?They are Advised to Preach Against the cause, Which They Say 'I hey Have ^ and Will continue to Ho. Among the callers on (Jovernor Kllerhe .yesterday was the following delegation of colored tnin isiers 01 me Florence District Conference, which at its meeting at Timinonsville, July, 25). passed resolutions condemnatory of lynching and appointed a commit tee to present the paper to the governor. The committee consisted of A. (i. Townseud, 1\ !?.; N. T. Spencer, C. 11. Hrown, Sil as Kasterling, K. I J. Horoughs, K. J. Sawyer. Their incmoriol follows. Your committee on lynching and general lawleness beg leave to report that they view with serious apprehension the growing ( disregard of law and order which is so painlully manifest through out the length and breadth of our country. In the north, oast, south and f west the orderly investigation and punishment of crimes I>y our time honored courts are too olten diplaced by heated, excited and prejudiced .judgement, and the cruel and inhuman taking of life by lawless and (iodless mobs. Your committee wish to submit that they are suprised at the failure on the part of the past administration to bring to justice the perpetrator* of these crimes of infamy upon a poor and help less people. We are alsosurpris ed at the repeated announcements made to the public through the press that the "best people" en gage in these ivnchings. This condition of all'airs is fast becoming alarming in the south; unless sonething is done, and <lono spoodilv, to re-establish flu* majesty of the law, decrease crime and stop lynching*, an era of bloodshed, carnage and devastation such as never has been witnessed under the stars and stripes of flu1* American republic will be precipitated upon us. We therefore recommend: 1. That the preachers of this district conference be required. and all other colored preachers it the state be requested, to con deinu from their pulpits any anc every violation of law, whether ii be insuli'ng a white child oi lynching a negro. That they la urged to teach l?y both precepi and example a high moral stand ard and obedience to Jaw. '2. That we extend to his Excel lencv (Jovernor Kllerbe our grate ; fill thanks for the efforts that In has made and has promised t< make to prevent lynching am punish lynchers andothir law : breakers in South < larolina. as t lit | laws of our state direct they shal I be. That we assure him. am [through him the white oitizeu oi I the state and nation, that w< I have no sympathy for those o |ottr race whocomir.it namcles< crimes upon the fair sex, ami wil do all in our power to assist ii bringing such to just, punishment Hut we insist that they should b? tried and convicted hy due pro cess of law and not made scape groats tor t lie crimes of other races ; as is too often done, when mob: i are allowed to convict and r.unisl i . : without even a form of trial. M. That we appeal to the white pulpit of the state to assist us it creating a st rong public sentiment against all forms of lawlessness especially that of mob violence which is becoming so cotnmoi and threatning in our otherwise peaceful, prosperous and beanti till country. That we appreciate the strong and tnanlv light made 1 . by the press of the of the state against mob law, believing as we do, that more can be accomplishoi through the efforts of the j res and the pulpit along this line man ny any other moans. 1. That acommilce be appoint ed by this conference to preseni a copy of this report to the gov ernor; with such additional ex planation of our position on tin subject matter of this paper, a: they may think proper; and tha the same committee be charged with the duty of publishing tin said report. Kespectfully and prayefu'.h submitted, A. <i. Townsend, K .1 Sawyer, K. .M. I'inckney, K. H Boroughs, N. T. Spencer and (J K. Brown. tiovernor Kllerbe receivei I t li#l)i i>nnrlnriiieli> J.. I * x W.II WU.M . , )IIIU III I l'|MJ informed them as ehiof executive it would always he hi- elVort t< see that the law was upheld am that lynching would ho prevent led as tar as it lay in his power At the -unie time he pointed on to the preachers that one of tin , host methods to prevent lynch i ings was for them to preael against the crime which leads t< moh law and inculcate a whole some fear of the retrihul ioi which was sure to follow, as wol a- the moral enormity of such . crime. They replied that the; had already and would eontinin to do so.?Register. Watinaiiiaker on Arlvcrtisiin;. | "I never in my life used such J tiling as a poster, or dodder, o handbill. My plan lor 20 voar | lias been to buy so much space ii a newspaper and lill it up as wanted. I would not give an ad vertisement in a newspaper o 500 circulation for 5.000 dodger or posters. If I wanted to sol j cheap jewelry or run a srambliiij scheme I might use posters ; bu i1 I wouUl not insult a decant read ] -, ing public with handbills. Thej I class ol people who read them, II are too poor to look to for sup-1 r port in the mercantile adairs. I i i deal directly with the publishers, t I say to him : kllow Ion<r will you - let me run a column of matter through your paper for $100 or - $500,' as the ease may bo. ( let ' him do the figuring.and if 1 think ' he is not trying to take more' > than his share 1 give him the I copv. I lav aside the profits on a partieulnr line of goods for ad'; vertising pusnoses. A: first I b?wl I aside $d,000 ; I;?-it year I laid , 1 aside and spent $-10,000. I have' I*|done hotter this year and shall! increase that sum a- the profits J l warrant it. 1 owe my success to new-manor-. and to thetn I freely ! give a certain profit of my yearly i business." . | " ~ ~ " Food Work tor Convicts. 1 lighways are t he arteries I hough which the commerce of the conn I rv circulates. Therefore. every I citizen, regardless ol his business | ' and irrespective of bis abode, is | ! interested in good roads. ?j It would be dillienlt if not imx | possible, for the importance of I this subject to he overestimated.! ! The comparatively new statute! 1 j authorizing the employment of '[short term convicts on the public 1 I roads in the various counties is >ioncthat commends itself to the .!,judgment of our wisest and most 1 thoughtful men. and must inevitably result in beneficial effects to the public weal. Kvidence of ? its happy eflects are present in 5 every county in the state, j "Let the good work go on."? s Ivegister. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. . ' LUNU TROUULKK AM) CON-1 L | SUMPTION CAN UK Cl'RKO. An Kmineiit New York Chemist ? and Scientist Makes a Free s Otter to Our Readers. I Th?* distinguished Xcw York rlu'inI i>L T. A. Slocum, (ti'inonstruting his j (iiscovery of a reliable and absolute ] cure for Consumption ( Pulmonary Tuberculosis] ami all bronchial, i throat, lung and chest diseases, stubborn coughs, catarrhal affect ions, gen' |eral decline and weakness, los- of l # I llesli, and all conditions of wasting, away, will send Til UKK I'UKK HOT I TI.KS (all different> of his New I>is-| j covery to any alllict<'d reader of the [ Kn i kuckisk writing for fhein. 1 llis"Xew Scientific Treatment" has : cured thousands permanently by its >' timely use, and he considers it a sin;, pie professional duty t?? suffering j i humanity to donate atrial of his niD fallible cure. , Science daily develops new won' ders, ami this great chemist, patiently experimenting for years, has produced results as heneticial to humanity as ' can be claimed by any modern genius, j 11 is assert ion t hat lung troubles and ' consumption are curable in any cli >?rat it Nile," ll!?* ! in hi* A inoricaii ami Kiirnpoaii lahratorie* in thousand* l j front I In ?? cured in all part* nf tin' world. ) Medical experts concede that bronchial. chest and Inn# trouble* lead in (tunsnniption, which, uninterrupted, , mean* speedy and certain death. Simply write to T. A. Shicuiii, M.'"., 1 as Cine street. New York, {fivinjf post ollice and ex press add re*s. a nd the i 1 ! tee medicine will he prnmptlv sent. k- Sullcrers sho'ihl take instant advantage of his generous proposit ion. I'lease tell the Ihieior that you saw hi* oiler in the Ks rintent*i:. Topppmsoiil A SPECIALTYSSSfHrSi il.iry 1(1.???>!> i'lilSON permanently iMiroriin l.M'iS.'i days. Yen can bo I rented at home f..rMaine pricotinder inmieKUnrant y. I f you prefer toeomo tie re we vr ill eontract to pay railroad f area rut Intel hi I In,a nil nnrharpe.if wo fail tocuro. If you hayetaken mercury, iodide potash, and etiII have nrlies nnct pnuis, M neons Yiitclios In mouth. Sore Throat, l'implrs, Copper Colorrd Spots, I leers on I any puriof tlio hoily, II air or Kvelirows f.illlm; out. It la this Secondary Itl.? ?)!> I'OISON \ we Kuaraiitcetocuro. Wo solicit the most olistij mi to ciiHCS and rluilleiiKo tlio world for a case wo cannot cure. This til- esso has slwsrs 1 liatUril the skill of t he most eminent physlrlans. B.IOO.UOO capital tx hmcl our uncondtH tlonnl tmnrauty. Absolute proofs sent sealed on Aliplirntk n. AOdrcns COtHi l(I M l l)V CtK, | V07 Alaeoulo Temple, CU1CAUO, ILL. ' Eiliiriiio Your lioncU "VTllli Cit?earel<i. , Onndf I'a'bnrtlr. euro confttipatlnn forcvor. | I 'Oc, &> . If C.C. C, fwl, *Irugf,;siirefund money. j Who Can Measure Jl The influence of the mother I It /T shapes the course of unborn ^en- " erations?goes sounding through all coming ages and enters the confines of Eternity. ^ With what care, therefore, Sr should the Expectant Mother be guarded, and how great the effort be to ward off danger and make her life happy. "Mother's Friend" ^ -~-~i Nervous-! |Hn^. n e s s, re\ r> if_ 1 i wS'f 'pares the i o^oLcui ljli.il umia-Btrtn is mash: easy and the time cf recovery 1 shortened?many say "stronger, after than before confinement." ] ^ It insures safety to life of both j mother and child. All who have used "Mother's Friend" say they will never be without it apain.1 No other remedy robs confine- V ment of its pain. "A cnatorner who?o wife used 'Mother'* Friend, j says that if xho had to ro through tho ordeal attain, and there wore but four bottles to bo obtained, and the cob* was $100.00 per bottle, bo ' would have them " (ir.o. I. vvtov, Dayton.Ohio. ' Brath* M?il.?nrer?-!p?ofp'|r-.$t ooPI R BOTTt F. f>"k. I To i \l,l-:CTANT NOTIII RV mvilr.l ir. ? (.outlining raluaM* information and voluntary tcilinionials. Tmi bradficld regulator CO.. Atlanta. Ot. ' OLD B V ALL DRUOO&ISTS. [;S0UTH3RN RAILWAY. S i_ Central T1m? Hftwnrn Ciitiinitili anil .Ttek- , JP onvlll*. K??lrrn Time 'triweru Columbia and Other I'nliitr. ekvisu t'lv e ? *v ?, l??7. ' ~ ~ ! |N??J 3S No. ao] O Northbound. Lv. J'viiio, F.C.&P.Ry.. t 15 a ' ;"i " Savannah 12 W|* 11 :>4 j< I Ar. Columbia 4 lApi 4 24 a P Lv. Ohnr'ton.SCAtiim. T lt)i?i 5 :aj p I Ar. Columbia. 10 S3 M 10 10 p Lv. Aiufuntn, So. Ry.... 2 10 p] 0 HOoi " U>-..nir..utll? tn i.:l " Trenton 9 08$ 10 50 p " Johnstons 3 20 p 11 10 j? VI Ar. 0>lnmh1aL*n. dep^t. 4 8.5 p 2 17 n * J Lv Col'liia lil.iud'e bt . 5 i)p 1 34 :i " Winnsboro. 6 X- j? 0 2b a " Chester * 01 p 7 IS ? ...... " Hook Hill.... 7 M p 7 57 n Ar. C harlotte... 8 2u j) % 65 n " Unuvillo j 12 UUntl 1 bop .... Ar. Richmond J 1 00 aj 0 40 p Ar. Washington . .j rt 12 a] 9 40 p " Rnlitinore J*n. It. R..' 4 .? a 11 9.'p ... * 1 hi'inlelphia I 10 15 aj J 56 a " Now York.. . 12 4J p| 0 23 a . I .. .. . . No. a; No. 35 _ Southbound. 1 Dally. | Dully. fin Lv New York. Pa B.R. 4 SO til 12 Hint! J I " hrlln(lo!phn j 8 Up SN'u; .... S " I' titttnoro. .1 P 20 ; ! C '?1f Lv. W".-a'toa, >o. Ry.. l6 1. p: 11 1.' J 1 Lv. Hiohinond -i 2 00nl 12 " 'I 5 J Lv I?i'.vi!ii>, I ii hi.... " ' ?r tie I P 3.5 a; Hi 2*1- *' ' " l.'ook Hill lu A> a 1; ' \ J? M ri.isiur In .">5 n ll.Tui, .. .. 1 Winn shorn | 11 t* ij 12 20 ir........ j 5* " Ar Col'liia litiuid'g *t . 11 iVmn, 1 37 ? | , Lv. ("olumhiH Uu. dop't. I 1.5 pi 4 J a. .. .... " Joltnatmna 2.vip ttiiu I " Trenton s t.s pl <3 e n. *tn " G ran I tev t lis SUSpl 7 17 <? j ? Ar A11 tiunta 4 Up. Soui.', .. *co . _ m . ? so Lv. Coi'hia, S.0.ACl.Ry.| 4 00-p] 7 00 nl * A Ar. Charleston. i. ?j|,i 11 uou Lv tjol'hia. FO-JUMiv. 11 ,5*. >! 12 47 11 ^ " Snvnnnah ?10 a] ?... Ar .luoksonvi 11? y ;pi ;i| 9 10 n| ? SLEEPING t Alt SEKVK E n Double daily pa.i i'u;i>r sorvl. o between Flor K| Ida aiul N? w York 1 I No (7 r.n 138~Waahlntrtonan lflouthwecti r:i Limited. siolid Vcsllbu.nl Irani with (iitiiiiq cut- f 1;i-l flint ola-i ..aches iv ) ih oV < i.urlotto j " 1111111 1 drawn .iiii-.o. :i.n oars between [ T't.r 1. .'a -kaon villa, savjim 1/1. Wn .1.11/ B an.I Now Torlc. 1SI Ihi! 1: ::r 1 .Uii{ car between AuRi'.sia and u \ i XV?D. H. Pnst Mml. ThOugt "J" Pu'iIjvu. .11 .na r-ifjin lui-.Ti'i s . -.rr. ?.?> M< fwtion Jack ill" Now Y rk and An- j r., ftiMi.-i and < hnrlotto Pullman alecping oart etwoonJnckaonvUlonuaColumbia, "ti rout* tfailv l.n' .vffu Jack* nvlilo an i (hnciiiuail, vii i\ A-1i"\m11c. \V I! <>KKKN\ J. M. CUKP. <i. .. VVmhlngton. T. M., Washington. ' Yv. A. 11 "UK, tt. H. HAKDW10K, I U_r A. \V:>shlnt;toii A. < i. l-1. A.. Atlanta uIn addition to the above train N< service, there is a local train <lai- ? ly between Columbia and ('liar- nf lotte, making all stops. No. 114 leaves Columbia (lllanding Street) at 5:00 p. m., arrives Charlotte 8:10 p. m. No. .'13 leaves Charlotte daily 0:30 p. m., arrives Columbia 0 :55 p. m." PHILITOKEN. f is woman's?aie ana Kclianii' Friend. Rtl pj loves monthly pnlnos, eu r.orv dinnoss and hysteria nnil rcilori t i<> peri tieuith. s<>ui I,< ?y druggists and dealer* for *1 a >ou!<- l'ani- ; ptalet mailed on Application if youoan't gel .1 ,t from your drngglsti sand fi t<?tho proprietor "11 in.I In1 will send von prepaid t?y express, t'hft.-. tei itisiey, Wholesale Druggist. Cortland si. i y,cw York. Don't ToliacroSpIt nml Smoke Your I.lfr A"..*,. _ To quit tot>a.'ro easily find forever. In- mag ' nolle, full of life, nerve nnd vigor, take No To- : line, tho wonder worker, that makes wenk tnen Tl strong. All druggists, SOc or VI. Curcguuran teefi Itooklet and samplo free Address '*8 Sterling Ucincdy Co, Ctdcogci or New York. . 7_ *HBYARB ' BEAUTIES I WE MONEY ! WE DOCTOR BILLS! If you value the health of your wife or daughter, avoid the n jurious etlecta of using a cheap made, hard-running mach.ine. The IEW HOSV1E i? 11 " < ?:- them to use? See tIk i. a" i! ? ENTERPRISE OFFICE. \ >.\ v .<r?u. ,7*. ?'K lou run A I bicycle ami ihet pay ijdOU, S7o or :-."0 more for repairs to 'ourseir 4 and Vheel. * 4? < .e? n V I K I NC; and avoid econcl Costs. Seven hundred VIKIN<?S sold last year by one agent atul repairs on same during the season only $3."o. VlklNt; Bicycles are ? _ O J >ciie, strong and landsome. VIKIXli Hitler* are atisfied. VIKIN'G Agencies are 'rofitable. Complete line?VI KINGS, $7 and $100. Hero, a IKING QUAfcltfY at $50. Send for catalogue. Good agents wanted for Lancaster ami vicinity. UNION MFG. UO., TOLEDO. 0. Matter*. k-v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 11 v. cat , an 1 T::n!."-M:'r ed. n att I'at J it business conducted for moderate Fees, t un Orrice is crpchiti U.S. Pare nt crrice J lit wot an setu.cj Jenl in less lime man those J mote from Washington. 2 Send model, <ii..tvu g i?r photo., with descrip* >n. We 'dvise, it patentable or not, tree of J, at (re. Gjr tec not due till patent is secured. , A F* amphlct, "How loOb'sin Patents," with 4 vt of same to the U.S. ana foreign countries J nt itco. Addrc 4 D.A.SP30W&00.J Opc F'?t?nt Orr-cf, Washington. D C;. # egistration Books Open. \ a< < \< i: wi th the \?-t of Is'.m; providing for the rogr:t! ion ol' electors, tin* books of the ; r\iMn'.' of Kegi.?t rat ion will be i-ii at the Court House on the tirst ?tnl:i\ in eaoli inont Ii for the regisI '.iin ii! electors out it led to registraII :iinl kept op??n for three -iiccpse days m each month until the genii elee'ion of ivs. A'.*., \. i '<) u t k is, i Hoard of Ft. M . K lltK, it. .1. I'i.vn\, ^ Itegist rat ion. iv. is. IstId. tf. 'he Lending Fire Insurance Company of America." eorpornted Charter l'"rpetual /TT\U mam IRK ISSlRAXfE (OMPAXY OF II AltTFOlM), CONN. ,sh Capital . ... $ 1,000,000.00 sli Assets over II,(*00,000.00 paid nver . 77,000,000.00 Several ot her strong reiiaOle eon)pars repre-ented ami business entrns1 to Hie will receive prompt Htten>n. A. .1. Cl.AKK, Ooai. I CASTOniA. 3