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~T? -* T W A Remarkable Case?White Children' Boy Being Reared as Ne- j gro. W at6re< was Child Columbia special iu The Ob- 1 6erver: The pa'heiic lite etory tTOW(l 11 of a bright young Columbian, 1000?wa about 17 years old, who i^bliud, interestuq how he was reared among no ^lac^ been groes as a son of a negro woman caPacity and did not discover his real 600' cons parentage until recently will 8eV0ral hi be told at the annual meeting on ^et August 7th at Cedar Springs ^ () Institute for the deaf, dumb ar.d the bft blind of the trustees of that in- 6(1 t,le sch fetitution. gramme v> The young man lias an excep- interestin? tioually strong face, with none of Alr* the uegro .'eatures, and is devel- tlle musi? oped intellectually fir beyond wa?* Ue his age. He has passed through the Ira'ned tl fifth grade at Cedar Springs, but h''ar the.m ho is # cons'ant reader of good took Part wor.<s by means of raised litera- ^'cnselve tare in his vacations, and in ad- <arril dition has the quick meatal ac? l>ar,stivity go often seen uinoug those ^ short who attend the college of bird tl,ft morui: knocks. Ho passes his leisure hours at a livery stable near his About home in this city, and has ac- was ukeu quired much knowledgej of the was serv?,( world tnrough shrewdjhorpetnen. was 1,0 e On account of his aflliction, or ,!uit wecc because of the instinctive cm- was nof 01 tempt be has felt, tor the^hoine we!^ PreP* surroundings ho has had, he hue *',e h sarcastic turn of mini, and his Pr?gramm wit is often of an irreverent dition to kind. . made fay By some means be lias discov- ton a,,d C, ered that be is being trained in a negro departmeut at Cedar ^ ^ Springs, and bo has filed ft. pro- ^ ^ test setting forth bow be was born of white pareu's, whojleft Himse bim in the care of a negro. It bis claims are true?and they t VVinstoi seem well established?he has Chariot <excellent blood in his veins, and ,msucce98' ' kjii Ijjg i liis excellent mental equipment "ll1 J is easily explained. Jennie, uj to have al ~ sanlt, Tho Old Lady Ran Over by Bug- white mai gy# morning i tiou in bis Monroe Journal: '5Mrn. Sarah his resideu Helms, who lives with her son- having, in law, Mr. N. \V. Uriflin, was statement run over by a buggy and pain carbolic a fully hurt iast Thursday morning. After he She was crossing the street in the girls t front ol .Johnson's store and was murder, F Watching a wagonjj^coming by a search f< on one side of (he street. Guy him in Ids Thompson, a half grown lad, the residej son of Mr. R. L. Thompson, mana- precarious ger of th ? Shannon farm of An- was consc son county, had just loaded his himself so huggy at the Gash Mercautile He tolc Company's and ha i started out ^as sure t for home. Just at the time ha him and t was looking hack and did not ed. As he see Mrs. Helms, nor she him. to accept i The mule struck the old lady hat k w< and knocked her down and both Jennie ai wheels of the bu^jiy went over himself. II her body. She was rendered un- 'hat his pi conscious for some time and was quite painfully hurt, though she "Oh! for has now almost recovered. The lad was not to blame, and he This i? was very much disturbed over wrote to t the accident. '-Dear T7 you're tha I lio CJIinrm Jug Woman. is not necessarily one ot perfect form and ^ho langU features. Many a plain woman who could gwore at t never nerve aa an arti-d'o model, possesses thoHo rare qualities that all tlio world ad- the Ameri mires: neatness, clear eyes, clean smooth ? skin and that sprightliness of steu zie>? A A and action that aocompauy good health. , gurprise h s A physically weak woman is never attractive. not even to herself Electric (Utters words may restore weak women, give strong nerves, . ?*__ tj bright e>es, smooth, velvety skin, beanti- DOltCr. IT tut complexion Guaranteed at J F Mac- fer (his ok key aDd Fnnderhurk Pharmacy. Druggist so?. me OU 1" ' - ' ti.. THE LANOASTER In'KWS, JUL s Day at Mt. Pisgah. > Messenger: SunJay ! g erf's day a' M I'isgati H H F jJB R Jturch, and a lave H I HW xj lywhere from. 700 to 1 H s present to witness the vii y l programme wh'ch arrange 1. The seatiii-' o' the church is about icquently there were % undred who could not T 'clock, Mr. J. 3 Catoe, il superintendent, call- jftA \ v r / ool to order. The pro'hb carried out in a very ; manner. L. Catoe as usual lead iu his very attractive h is the chidren so well : 4 lat it is a real treat t<> ? j iT sing. The pupils who j| in the exercises, did ?& s credit for the way llL, ed out their respective \ -vT 1 Arjfll- {v >v-. :'.V' ' ffj I ??||l & add I ess was made iu &?; *> .v',j ng by Mr. C. W. Bircha I: Mm V: I pfcS ML y# 11 45 o'clock a recess f \ . A bountiful dinner ViiNl \ i r i v._ .;i j 1 on the grounds. I here \ viuuiice or Hard times \ ?uld detect. The dinner jT lily very abund mt but ired. afternoon the regular o was taken up, in ad- \ which addresses were MessrB. Barn well Cae- Ou , W. Birch more. It i B m M , + patro: rth Carolinian Tried His Daughter and n 11 1 a. tic ' < other l-Salem special in Stand Observer : After an best, ful attempt to shoot and meth< 16-year-old daughter, i IBri ion whom he is alleged i . our a tempted criminal as- .. . mas Giddings, an aged * ^ **' i, was found early this tnat \ in a precarious condi- * J^( shop, twenty feet from bettei ice on Thirteenth street, arc ^ according to his own ^ no , taken a quantity ol cid. Mc ji*1111iruiu ine 11ps oi he story of attempted atrolman Royal began ^(> s ( or Gidditigs. lie found shop, twenty feet from W a ice. He was in a very B VI ^ H ^ i condition, though he iou^ and coul i tell tor mething ol the crime. I the offiicer that lie Letters Advertis he jury would convict John Mayer, G. A~~it hat lie would be hang- Many Wade_ K H Phi] could not get the girls w Milulropi nidd,e the bribe he concluded ,Jei| Duntler.on, Rt onld he hen to kill Dunbar, Carrie Conner ul then go to sleep Be8fde Hiacliman, Lizzie e appeared to be sorry in|Iton_ L R Wilson. M an? nad miscarried. McBiud, Kddie Mom James Montgomery, a NewjCuss Word." Mind rop, W. B. Laney, Larey, Roslina Killgo, the way the old man Klla Ilinson, Sarah Davis he youth at college: Davis, Fannie Cooper, William?As long as Caston. Jim Brace, Jon r, be shore and lam all key. (ages you kin. I've James T. Hunter, he mule till I've wore Lancaster, S. C. can language tr> a fraz think ef I could jes' A Wonderful Happen im with some new CUSS ,>ort IVvron, N. Y., h?B witnes the most remakable caaea ot liei be he'd pull the plow recorded Auioh F King. of t . ii;< i aaya: "Bucklon'a Arnica Kulve elp me out, William sore on my leg with which 1 ha< I mule has done wore over 80 years I am now eighty-f an teed to core all aorea, by .1 1 and Fanderbnrk Phurwacy Di 'I Y 27, li)07 # v Messrs SOIL LOSS IIU< expert eutter and fitte with lis showing the v /I importations in fall sni You will surely miss I' l opportunity to get yon ? | ting and stylish suit fo Jf at very reasonable prit '0' do not eoine in and m Rosenherger show yor If 1 \ itemember the dates a it 30 and 31, and vou d< to buy unless you see si || that suits you, glad to & body whether they bu; No Need to Shop Elsewhere r store is your store. s our business to please you and merit yo nage. securing the agency for Ladies' Home Jouri rns we believe we have done both, and c departments are maintained on the same hi ard. Our merchandise throughout is of t and our prices as low as consistent busint )ds will permit. ng us all your business and we wili expr< ppreciation by providing the best service p the best merchandise and the lowest pri< ve can. dies' Home Journal Patterns are more styli fiftinrr '< " ^ 1 ' ...viug, ciiiu wsicr useci tnan any other. Th :onomical, too?cost but 10 and 15 cents?a t waste material. inthly Style Book free. is store can provide all your needs?no nc Dp elsewhere. n Mercantile Can ?? | Bridge to Let. R|T\ Dbinson, I W|U aw.?rd on Tuesday, Jnly 30th, 19(i7 | 11 _ p ni 11 o'clock, u. in to the lowest respousi' ' * l?le bi tdcr, the contract to build the trestle McO OV, to east end of steel bridge to be built over We Will p I'hmnml ?i? Sngar Cwok. Plans and spec.flcatious to the pei'SOr Ciiiut'llU. will i>m made known at the letting lion<1 . , r., I doll wiM be required of the successful bidder in I lie City O s ' ' in double the amouDt of bid for faithful complete ?in( Wash performance of contract. The right to u11q:L~cq tV. . reject any or all bids is reserved uuomcoo uii its?y aiKi l. j perry. tire bucfies at " " 1 ?,u"y rs,'1"rvlsor- 1 We have 2 p. W. William Dr. J. H. WELSH, JJTT A. L. DENTIST. , Jancis OHice in Emmons Building op- We sell tin Minnie posit* First National Hank. Piedmont, I ey ('?9- Phone No. 8. man, A. Wre LANCASTER, S. C. Cannedy am Ji \f L l' ssb? ? Every one c Wkm in I'mir Health For Year*. montl Ira W, K?lly, of Mansfield, Pa , writes: ?MF / "I wan in poor health for two years, suf- ww JC. . ferine; from kidney and t ladder troubles seel one o and spent considerable money eon suiting tuiug ever physicians without obtaining any benefit. We Sell th hat p aoe j)JJt wnH cured by Foley's Kidney Core __j r^ I cured a HO(j j ^e8\re j() add my testimony that it Carver. I sntieierl ,nAy he the i-nnse of restoring the health of F Mackey I ph?m?crR",?"'' ""b"MuU" "'"""""H HEATH-ELI raggist 25c 3% 7 ^ 3if j )S & Go's r will be ery latest itings. ; a grand i a tine litr fall, and / o? ii you let Mr. i liis line. ; July 21), >n't have omething1 show any V or not. V \ 4 ur lal >ur Rh ;he iSS *ss OS :es sh, iey nd :ed iipauy. YARD! ay a liberal reward ) or persons finding f Lancanster a more i up-to-date livery an ours. Rubber nnrl cf\rlioV> V. uvjr 11011 IIUI k)CS? i few mules left. GGIES 3 following buggies: tock Hill, Ratter;nn & Sons, Taylor :1 Tyson & Jones. >f them guaranteed is. LGONS e Virginia, Nissen LIOTT MULE CO.