Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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>The Liberty Hi!l Rifles. | < One of the Best Military Or- < ganizations in the State? < The Company's Recent Inspection. 1 Editor The News : Please fjive me a small space 111 your va u- ; J able columns to tell about the I annual inspection of The Liberty Hill Ritle* which oceured at Liberty IIill on April IVRh. The inspection oth ers were Maj L. W. Haskell, Asst. Adjt Gen. for the State and Col. E. B. Fuller of the U S. A The company is composed of farmers entirely; | but notwithstanding the lact t that this is a very busy season on 1 the farms, our bovs responded to { call of their cap'ain so well that 1 the Inspector remarked to Capt : Richards that he had out a larger per cent age of his men than most companies already inspec ted,-which means most companies in the state. Our boys also ^ did excellent work both in the t field movements and manuel, so v that it was said by those capable 41 >f judging that the company f passed the best inspection in its 5 listory. The guns and other Gov- h irnmeot property were found in 1 a'isfactory condition. At the n lo3e ol the inspection Mnj. lias- 11 ell made a short speech in which ^ e commended 44the boys" for leir interest in millitary a flairs, jmplimented them for their j, iod drilling and fine physical g 3 pear a nee, and congratulated t tern on having so able and ex- e irienced a commander as Capt. i ichards. Gol. Fuller spoke ol a e importance of target practice " id urged the company to try to ? nd a mm to compete in the 1 le practice at Sea Girt next mmer. f The company has been organ>d 12 years, has taken part in ze drills, been to tho encampi j' nfs, to the Charleston Expoon, to the manoeuvres at Manas and lias been long recogni- \ I a^< one of the crack compan e of the sfa'e. It is composed I t boys from Kershaw and ban- { c ter counties, Gotli oi which uld feel proud of, and en- j rage the maintainance ol so s d an organization Capt. L hards, his able subordinates . all of the men deserve ere-1 or the excellent work done. G. II. C. 1 (i 3 a Watch Made By Na- ' ture. eyille Medium. I . aere is a man living at New- jV , Maine, who lias the mys I us ability of being able to I he accurate time of day by ly looking in the palm ofj find as another would at his a one has been able to learnP method, and 111 lact he him i ' 1 nan not exniain the 8oor/>^ ! 1 f> fewer. This uncanny knowl I (j his not oi recent origin, lie ^ wg used if for many years, wen ho firs I began to use cei ft, as he considers if, he biased a watch, (lien lookbo his hand to ascertain the inte would compare his figvith those of his watch, y his own always correct. iy of the people about the vdlace who doubted his power md who looked upon it as a "fairy story" have by their own lej observation and experiments be W* jonie convinced of its truth. Walter Nason was born in the ' A. town ol Palmyra forty years atro rj., uid went to Newport when he re] was about 15 years of a^. He to ittended ti e district school at f?a iilm.in ;i 11 >> r U'hinli 11 < > 111 11 rt jmploymeul ?n different nulls, | ^ it one oi whic'i he is woik'iig at' a j he present time. tlx ? go. Be Patient With the Old. j Jf" *111 There is nothing more beauti:ul in thi8 world than to observe wrii ;he tenderness of some girls to- '^( ward their aged relatives. Dear Dim grandmother cannot thread her leedles so easily as she used to, ??v< i .? . md is sensitive on the subject, 0nv< ind does not like to be too ob . i j . wn(' nously helped, to have attention by sailed to her failing eyesight, livo' vhtch she so much regrets and -r? loes not like to admit. There are V" wo ways cf meeting the diiliculy. Mattie, a kind-hearted girl vithout mticn tact, will exclaim. Oh, gran, what perfect nonsense or you to fuss over that needle ! fou know vou cannot find the lole where the thread should go n ; your eyes are too old. Give oe the thing; I'll thread your leedles I" rlhe intention is most xcellent, but the old lady is urt and stifles a sigh. She had oungeyes and she has the same ndependent spirit still. Edith, 11 the same circumstances, mana es in another fashion. She simply hreadp a dozen needles and leav s them already for grandmama n her needle-book, saying pleasntly, "It saves so much time, [ear, in these busy days, to have no's needles all ready and waitng."?Harper's Round Table. Mr. Thomas Price, a young JT" armer of Fairfield county, was I billed by lightning a day or two I igo, as lie was returning home I roin hi* field. Emory Miller, a 10-year old I vhite boy, was run over and kill I (I by a freight train in Darling on Saturday. He was swinging m to a car and fell on the track. Several villages in Saxony ex- I jerienced lour ea> llujuake shocks | Saturday. No damage wuh ilour, > 111 the inhabitant4 wore greatly ilarmed. In i lie sia'e ora'orical con est held ai Greenwood la^t Kri lay, Mr. (J. -S. Maree of Kurman Jniversity, vas declared the vinnor. Mr. W. A Mac?uleyfof Srakine, stood second Carolina & North=Wcstei AND Caldwell ?& Norlh( TIM hi ?A SOI TIIIUH NIi h>. No. No. No. No. 57 '?! 02 0 7 Kiljfemon 12 im? M <-rf i niei 1 (?? Collett avil > oo 2 to a 05 ft 1ft l.enoir > 20 2 1ft :t HH o 20 Hudson Id I or. 3 33 5 23 ("{ramie Ff t 80 6 10 . ... 8 57 0 00 II iokory 5 to 3 23 <"> 25 Newton ; oo . . I 5S ?> Tts Cincolntc I 30 ... > oo x 30 Cantonis 3 05 . ... ?i 50 51 10 Yorkvilb 5 10 .... 7 10 50 Cheater CONNECT!! Chester?Southern Fail way, Seaboard Yorkvilie?Southern Railway < ia^tonia?Southern Railway Cincolnton?Seaboard Air Cine Newton?Southern Railway. Hickory?Southern Railway K K. RKID. Marriage at Dudley. m Dr. D. H. Funderburk ol Dud- ^ r and Miss Lintne P. Baucora T re marned last night at ilio A udenoe ? f Mr. W. H. Funder- w rk at Dudtny, S. <\ Itev. J. 9 Biv s pertormed the mar % iae rptv cw. A large nunib-r of latives a id friend esmniMel ^ atton i 'lie wedding, an eio J nt supner was served and ajf st ? lea ant evening was C ant. Dr Funderburk and bin de are very popular and have { ios' of friends to extend to ? ?in sincere cnnara'ulations and ^ ad wi-hes, and with them fhe iquirer joins ?Monroe En- % irer. f Fortunate Mlssourlans. % When I was a druggist, at Livonia, Mn , te? T. J Dwyer, now of Grayaville, Mo., r<e of my cu-<touiera were permanently ^ ?<1 of consumption hy Dr. King's New covery, and arc well itn<1 strong to-day m whs trying to sell liis property and f re to Arizona, but after using New I)is- C >ry a short time he found it uneecos- 9 to do so. I regard I>r. King's New L>is- V >ry as the most wonderful medicine in ten co " Surest cough and <'old Cure I hroat and Lung heiier. Guaranteed Funderdnrk Pharmacy, Crawford < , and J. F. Muckey A l o. Druggists, and $ ' Trial hot tie tree. The If Implement Co. i| 1302 Main St., Richmond, Va. 9 Ilnvc issued a new and interesting f Catalogue telling all about the best ^ Time, Labor and f Money Saving J Farm Implements. * It gives descriptions and prices of Corn and Cotton Planters, ? Wheel & Disk Cultivators, t Farm Wagons, Engines, ? Buggies, Surrics 1 Harness, Saddle \ V. Crimp & other Roofing, W Barb Wire, Fencing, etc. f Farmers will get the liest Farm f I.nplements on the market and ^ save money by sending us their orders. Write for our Catalogue. ____ Mailed free on request. L Wood's Seeds. Alfalfa Seed r NOCIJLvVFfcD liv Head:?' For Sowing. nii Inoculation makes it possible PT* to grow Alfalfa \% hero it could not He l>e grown before. jjy It supplies the bacteria neees- jrjy sary for the best growth and development of this valuable crop. ?v Alfalfa once well established lasts for years, yielding large and continuous cuttings of the best and most nutritious hay. l'riceof seed quoted on request. th' Wood's 1903 Seed Book tells itall about Inoculated Seeds, both yo for the Garden and Farm. Mailed yfree. Write for it. T.W, WoodS, Sons, Seedsmen, H RICHMOND, . VIRGINIA. We can also supply Inoculated Garden Pea*. Snap Beans, Clovers, Cow Peas, etc. Write for prices. n Railway Company w ;rn Railroad Co. ! BliE.. NORTH ROUND. X o No. No. N o. No. i * in r?2 oo r>o re ; i or, te i?* li or, Hi ;t or. 2 12 o oo . 2 ho v 8 40 1 54 7 4 5 .... 1 46 111m S 80 1 82 7 00 1 (Ml 7 58 12 57 0 00 8 (Ml 11 50 7 28 12 28 1 (Ml in 0 55 11 40 .... 10 45 .... i 5 50 Id 88 7 50 . ? r. 10 o 48 5 57 8 80 8 50 4 80 )NS. I Air Line, and L. it C. v'' kn an I i an Pr pa Gen. Paaa. A Rent. Cheater, H. C. NOV lit MtilS ( ? FOR ? ? Money Spenders j Our entire line of Shoes at old prices. We J can sell you shoes at the same price they will I now cost us, and make money. Don't miss ? this opportunity. Just received #250 worth ^ new Laces and Embroidery to match at 2 1-2 W to 50c the yard. Beautiful line white goods, # Lawns, Piques, etc., from 5c to 35c the yard. ? Yard-wide Taffeta Silk, wear guaranteed, at ? 98c, worth 5125. Small lot Dress Shirts to ^ close at 50c on the dollar. Full line white J and colored soft Shirts at 23c to 98c. Just Received | a solid case of men's and boys' Sample Hats. J Your choice of boys' at 98c; men s $1.25? J worth double the money. Our stock of Neck- J wear and Underwear is new and complete and s as cheap as the cheapest. We have a few winter-weight suits to close at your price in f order to make room for spring goods. We ^ want 500 men to get a pair of our 75c Over- ^ alls at 50c. No charges for showing goods, ? Yours respectfully, ? Funderburk Comp'y. * iverv, Livery* sheriff's sale. J' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, w m _ I 1 county or Lancaster. JLrflVvI V J IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Fhough doing a rattling pood j. o. Haird, plaintiff, vs. Walter S. ery business, we are deter- Taylor, Defendant, ned to do even better. Our lly virtue of an order of Court matle icr?nt otrvnVa r\f V^Viioloa .inrl " the above stnted cause, dated Oct. ?sent stocks ot Vehicles and 24f 15K)5t and also by virtue of an exe>rses are being supplemented cutinn to me directed in eni<1 case, I handsome new carriages and wi" * *" Hf p?biic auction at Lancas. ur?rl ctolicli ,er co,,r' bouse on the first Monday in styiisn May. next, within the legnl hours of . , c ... -j sale, the following described real es IVing and oaddle Horses, late, which has been levied upon under r\ i . n: i j. said execution as the property of the Our lively establishment is defendant, to wit: aii that piece, ing to be second to none in parcel, or tract of land in the town of estate, and (lon't you forget J-?nca8ter, said county and state, oon, J taming one and one-halt acres, more Come 01* send to US when or less, running along Market street U want the lx.\st, up-to-date from Chesterfield avenue to southern rprv ^orvir'P Hallway Company's track and frontJ SCIVILC, ()n KSid H(er||,.|,| HVenue?her iTil CI 1 IfITT Utll C nn in* a portion of the estate lands of It A i n~?LLIU I I rlULt ull. .lulia A. Taylor, deceased. Al-o, all that lot of land, with the ???? buildings thereon, situate in the said I RFPPF^FNT town, county and state, on the west 1 IvIjI KIjoIjiN 1 side of Main street, extended, con THE taiuing one and one-half acres, more or less, tenanted by II. G. Mcl Iwain ns\i iinni > ini. mm and being a poition of the estate PR MIMDIA I 11111 D D P n lands of.Fulia A. Taylor, deceased. ouLumuiu Liuuun uu. Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to x pay for papers. holesale and Retail Dealers'in sheritrVial.ca" eM'ouSy. Foreign and Domestic wiiiiam* a wiiiiam*, lMaintitf'8 Attorneys. WINES UNO LIQUORS. ?? AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY All orders left with me will . ! c 1 J. SCI I KIXJLK IN KKKMC'T MAY 28. 10 5. ceive prompt and careful at- daiuy kxosi't susdav ntion. No charge for forwar- wbsthdund nCf Orders. nv Caiionsier 8 30 .i ill 3 <h p no " liV Korl Lawn 8 10 a m 1 In p n. _ _ _ ? _ __ _ ?. Lv lianconavlllo 8.v ? m l an p rr. John W. Elliott, : ^ Ar Charlotte?Sou. Ity..... .9 6h u m 7 bo p m At ( rescent Restaurant. ArCo n. i sou itv 10 is a m ?___ ___ K A ST I IOC N I) NY unmmow?sou. ity unburn 3 10 p m "P( ^y 1 p Lv i hurlotto?Sou. Ry AdSam iiuupni X U Ua C' Lv Cheater OiiOam h p m H'.t Acres Land one mile oust of Trades- ['v Hlchbun? *40 am ? :? p a. , ... i . i ? . ? .... I'V Hascomvillo tf nu a m ft 4b p m le on public mud and LynoliPH rivn |,v Fort Ra-n looftam 8 ftA p m own as tin* Joshua Waters home place Ar latncaster lu HO a in nlft |> nr. d ti pint <>f the Klijiih Waters place. CONXFCTIONS mntitnl house site Kond well and spring, r?KSTKR_so?ti,.',n. s..ftboftrd. and Caro<1 l.i acres bottom land on l,yn? lion river. Una A North-Western Railway*. ice $H.U0 per ucre. Good terms to righ L.ANCASTKR? Southern Railway rty. J. T. DONTF.K, A. I. McI.URK, Superintendent. Birmingham, Ala. LKKOY SPRINGS, President.