Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ill I ? Judge Pritehard'a JLpj meht of Receirers for Dispensary Fund. Asheville, N. 0., Mch. 6. plication waa made to Fritchard in the United court this afternoon by c in the cases of Fleischman] pany va. W. J. Murray and Wilson Distilling coi vs. W. J. Murray et al. U appointment of a temport ceiyer for the South O* dispensary fund. The deft commissioners were repre at the hearing by Mr. Dae Rountree of Atlanta, who ed the required notice of I as to the Fleischmann ca after hearing the petitic court granted an order ap ing the defendants, Mess J. Murray, O. H. Henc Avery Patton, John Mc and B. F. Arthur as tem receivers for the disp< funds now in their - session. The petition upon whic motion was granted state a bill had been introduced South Carolina legislatui ecting the defendant comm era to return the funds n< their hands to the State I rer. Columbia,' S. O., Mch. 6 W. J. Murray, chairman winding-up commission < late state dispensary, t stated that he would not as a receiver for the funds the appointment of Judge 1 ard. Dr. Murrav crave twn i / O " for his declination. Firs cause the case had not ye argued, and secondly b he believed in the princi] preserving the sovereign the state as against Fede terference. So far as known, Mr. A who has not met with the mission for some time, j J only member of that bod cepting Judge Pritchard pointment. Criminal Assault in La Laurens special in The As n matter of precautior riff Ducket is to-night c way to the State penit< with a negro prisoner, Fr ledge, who was lodged ? 9 * - - nere cnargea wun crimini vaulting the 7-year-old da of Mr. Mack Gambrell of J ton. The child is reporte< in a serious condition and excitement prevails in the j ton aection. When the became known efforts wer by large parties of citizens the fiend down, but were t ed by the prompt action < stable Elledge, who arrest brought the negro to jai for the time saving the neck. Late this afternoor ever, rumors reached the that a crowd was being or$ to maico a ram on the jail i hence the prisoner's remo ltcmomhoi that when tho stomac full or weaken, dyspepsia or ini nust always Sollow, lint strongtl same weak inside nerves with l>r Keatorntivo and then seo how 411 alth will ogain return SVoak h r kiddey nerves can also he stre the Restorative, where heaot pain tat ion or kiduny weakness is fom drug the stomach nor stimulate t or kidneys, That is wrong, do to of these ailments, strunathen ll inside nerves with Dr. Shoop's R and got well, a simple single test ely tell Funderburk i'huriuacy, % LANC2 joint- Unity Dots?Good Advice to State Parents and Pupils. Our school closed one day ?Ap- this week. We have had a most Judge successful and profitable school States term? Our teacher was Mies ounsel Ethel Steele, from Rock Hill, n com- She is a model teacher, one that _ ^ 0 et al. Put8 ^orth every effort in the mpan> work of training and moulding >r the l*16 character of boys and girls iry re- 'or f'^tire life. She is a teacher irolina w,1? tr*?8 t0 in8t^ *nto their mdant m*nd8 the moral influences from sented which all good law-abiding men del W. an(* women must come, i waiv- Now, boys and girls, as you notion g0 away h*om school try to put ae and y?ur teachings into daily prac>n the *'ce> landing like faithful senti point ne^8 "Pen the watch-towers rs. W. of 80ciety. lersou Parents, help your children. iSween ^he great lack of age is the lack porary of Pr0Per home education and i nnaarxr training. The busv American I pOSJ parents of today do not give their children the moral education and h the training lhat they should. Prod that Per education received in the ^rom loving, intelligent parents, re dir- *8' however, a far more powerful !. ission- lofluence for good than all the j statutes in our law books, treasu- Patron. ; Dr More Lynching at Hawkinsof the ville, Ga. :>f the Hawkinsville special^ in the ;onight Augusta Chronicle: A report serve was received here tonight to the under effect that two more negroes have ?ritch- been lynched for the murder of Mr. and Mrs- Hart, who were j easons literally hacked to pieces at their t, be- home a couple of days ago. It it been is said that the two negroes who | ecause were lynched yesterday, in con- ! pie of fesiing the crime, implicated j l7 or others, and the total number now ral in- lynched is four. None of the negroes were ever brought to .rthur, H.+wkinsville, but were in the ! com- hands of citizens outside of the : is the town. ly ac- Other negroes are implicated 'a ap and it is feared more lynchings will follow. Many of the negroes are leaving and the others urens. are all in hiding. The people i State: are very much wrought up and 1 She- hot after the negroes known to >n his be bad characters. It is report mtiary ed that a white lawyer of good ed El- family who has been accustomin jail ed to defend negro criminals was ally as- notified to leave town. -ughter ? Prince Fire at Carlisle. rl t/i Ko Carlisle special in Tbe State: I much Southern depot at this place PrinrA was burned last night at 13:45. matter -phe cause of the fire is not known e made It started in the freight room, to run There was a good deal of freight hwart- i" *he depot, which was all )f Con burned, together with all books and records in the office. One ed and car wa8 a|ao burned. There 1, thus wa8 about 65 bales of cotton on , boy's the platfarm, which was all saved i, how- except two bales. sheriff * " ' ;anized Killed While Cooking Supper onight, Richmond, Va., March 8.? val. Last night near Suffolk, Charles Mitchells shot and instantly h norvrw killed Mrs. William Christian ll^OHtlOU ten thoso while she was preparing suppor. ickly"h?rt Ho then placed the revolver to ?art and jjjg }iea(j an,j after indicting a ngthened is, palpi- severe wound upon himself, ho* heart claimed that tho woman shot thecauMo herself amj (hen him Jealousy ie?o woak * mi to rati vr was the cause. He was arrested wiiuur jailed at Suffolk. * itSTEK NEWS. HAROB 11, U'uS. M mMoit people lcaow t been tick they need S to bring back bea But the strongest point Emxxtsfon is that you < sick to get results from it It keeps up the athlete's on thin people, makes a fr< brings color to a pale girl's vents coughs, colds and con Food in concentrated f well, young and old, rich an And it contains no drug 2 ALL DRUGGISTS} 6O0. j S JUST i! OUR' Wfll 1 I CI IWI and low ei Paten Gun Ik garoo, I 13.50 I Willian Meeting of V The Township at l . ?t t A of Assessors for Lai nat it tncy nave ^ meet at thelr uguai coifs Emut- 5 ?S)Jheflr8t Tue8da 1th and strength* 1 it is the duty of T< V 1Rl Boards of Assi i ? , r ^ A each aud erery re aDOUt oCOTT %S TT property of their rei don't have to be X '? order that indivi u w A be equalized as neai jT In every instance 4* chaugre iu the retur A dual amounting; to ] strength, puts fat JL and over is made, t -e i i i make a note of the 'tiUl Paby nappy, A forward same by cheeks, and pre- 2 1:y Auditor, so that ' ^ to the party so ran LSUmption. A tbe tax payer may I r jT ity of appearing hi _ . _ _ %r Board of Equalize arm for Sick and A County Board of jT meet on tbe fourth irl nonf. ? *-?-- nr (24) I?U8, at tbe olIl< Auditor at Laocaat . and no alcohoL . X 8 ? ? oiiloio member* of t AND 91.00. of Equalization. ; Feby,-15-'08 RECEIVED SPRING LINE OF LK-UVtH HOES its in the new styles. t Leathers, Tans, letal, Glaze, Kan? l^jtCy. 4.00 5.0O us-II ii lies Co e that Keeps Everything a Man Wears. _ ~ 7 Assessors. id Speoial Boards master oounty will places of meeting ,y in March (8rd) ownship and Speofssors to canvass turn of personal speotive townships dual returns may riy as possible, where a material n of any indiviL hundred dollars he Assessors will changes made and mail to the Counnotioe may be sent ;ed in order that Save the opportunsfore the County ition, which said Equalization will Tuesday in March se of the County er C. H.. H. C. if Township and \ssessors, are exhe County Board H. HORTON, Auditor L. C. 11 I Si9 L i i i i n HH