Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"A WILD TIME IN THE WAXHAWS." Editor Hemphill on the Celebration of "Andy J ackson Day" by Our Tar Heel Friends. From liu- News and Fourier. 1 ne people of the NVaxhaw Settlement in North Carolina will celebrate what they call "Andy Jackson Day"next Thur day. They have been making great preparations tor the event, and, besides a treat many indi gestib!- thi; g* \vhi< h they wi 1 oiler t' e people to at, they wiil have s number of speeches from more or less distinguished m?n, or, ss a ' visitor to the4,city" t? i I a report r for ih9 Cha'lott O - server the other dav. "vuiois talks, "mostly ot stories handed down from the earliest times" It is expected that there will also "bo a general renewing of the "yow on the part of all those who attend "as to holding steadfast to the traditions" It is added that, "there is no doubt in the "minds of the people of the Waxhaw Settlement as to (lie Kii*tl^n1upn r\ f W i f* Ir r\r* v ' ' i n V/? V/IU ill North Carolina." Senator Lee S. Overman, of that State, is to be the oration in chiet on this occa sion, and we have no doubt that he will hold steadfastly to one of the proudest traditions of North Carolina and defend the claim of that State to the nativity of Gen. Jackson. Appleton's "Cylcopaedia of American Biography'' says that Andrew Jackson was "born in the Waxhaw Settlement on the border between North and South Carolina," the log cabin in which he first saw the liyht beinj: "sit uated within a quarter ot a mile of the boundary between the two ? : _.1a1 i / ? uarounas, hiki me people oi tne neichb >rhood do not seem to have a clear id-a as to which province it belonged." But Jackson himself had no doubt whatever on this score. 'In a letter dated December 24, 1830, and in the . proc amation addressed to the A / 9 nullilieiH in 1832, audio his will, (ien. Jackson speaks or h mselt as a native of South Carolina." Tiiat ought to fix the place oi his nativity even it there we. e no corroborative details, oi which there are volumes, to show that Jackson was a South Carolinian. As a matter of fact, we do not care whether he was born in II t ll f /\ 1? ?| i ft #~V M V Aol h / ht I I ftft /> uunui vaiumi i u? i u v>aiu.>Ua? exoept we are distressed that the people o' our neighboring State are *o ftiveu oyer to tradition that they cannot, or will not. tell the truth about tiie plainest matters of history. We do not know what Senator Overman will say, but it he has any sense ol humor whatever he will make the people of the Waxhaw Settlement appear very ridiculous to themselves as they are to all intelligent and in noeent bystanders. Snturner complaint* and other serious ailorients common in hot weather can be traced to the stomach nine times out ot ten. Keep the atoipacb in good order right now hv keeping a bottle of Kodol handy in the house all ttie time, but especially during thiH month. Take Kodol whenever yon feel that you need it. That w* is the only time that yon need to take ivoooi. juhi wuon you neea 11; i hen yon will not be tumbled with sour stomach, belching, gas on the stomach, bloating, dyspepsia und indigestion. Sold by all druggists. w.s THE LA Lynched Negro's Victim Dies. Peusaeola, Fla., Aug. 1.?; \f .... t;ii;? 11 .i-_ ?i ?: ? i , 4utd, xjiiiiuu mo vie I'll ; of Sliaw, 'he netiro who whs [lynched Wednesday night, died toui/h . Toe death of A. N. Knowles today brings tho tola! tof dead up 'o :our. Knowles, it is -ail, ? a- oi the attackp:..'. pirt*. on the county .) ill and one ot vt tirst to be s'-ot down by the deputies, ?iie deadly fire : Ironi the Winchester nlles or tinlofii 'ers wounding him as well as many others. I The little attacks ol'stomach disorders will I undoubtedly lead to chronic dyspepsia hiii 1'ss you take something *or ? sufficient | time to strengthen the stomach and give it a ch '.uce to get well. If you take Kodol in tb- i *. inn.tig the had attacks ot Dysi pepeiu -..ill be avoided, but if you allow these lit;i<-attacks to go unheeded it will Uke Ko '.ol a longer tune to put your stomach m good condition again Get a bottle of Kodol tovtay. Sold by all druggists W-H 900 Melons For $1. Tt?c cantaloupe enterprise is now being brought to a cIoro. Although the crops have been abundant the receipts have been extremely low. Train loads of melons have been shipped from here also but the prices have become so low i hey have received orders not to ''hip any more. We hear 01 one grower who received returns of $1 tor 900 melons.? McCall letter to 1'ee Dee Advocate. When the stomach, heart or kidney nerve* get weak. jthen these organs always fail. l)on't drug the 8tomaeh--nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. That is simply a niakeshilt. Get a perscription known to Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's itestorative. The Restorative is prepared expressly for these weak inside nerves, build them up with Dr. Shoop's Restoiative? tablets or liquid?and see how quickly help will couie. Sold by Funderburk Tharmacy. w Woman Shoots Husband Who Whips Her. Cauonpburc, Pa., Aug. 2.? \ hile whipping his wile during u domestic quarrel early today Frank Talraer was shot through the abdomen bv Mrs. Talraer. He was taken to a hosppal pro Dab y lata.iy injured, while Hie woman is at her home in an unconscious coa lition irom her injuries. Fo!?-y'-? Kidney licmedy will cure .toy catie'U kiilney or bladder trouble that is not heymnl the reach of medicin--. N > medicine can do more. For .Sale by Fun derburk, Pharmacy, C W. Hammond, Heath hpriugs, S. 0. w Six Killed in a Riot. Pniontown, Pa. Aug. 2.? Six dead and 25 others severely injured, -1 mie <>f tlteni fatally, are the results of a rio' earlv tod in he'ween Italians and Slavs a' (rates, on the il C. Friek Coke Company plant-?, neir .'Jason I town. Mad Dog Bites 12 Marines. V.,.., V ,..W * .? II - ? mi K, /vuu. - ?Liurryjiii; to \N ashinet'>n, where they are j to receive the i'asteur th-atuien' as a precaution against liydropj hobia, a party of twelve men, members ot 'he United States | marine corps and victims of the .'bile of a rabid dog on ihe Isthmus ot Panama, arrived here today on the Panama liner Finance. .State of Ohio, City of Toledo, I La Cms County ) * Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is I Senior partner ot the tirin of F. I. Cheney I ?V Co.,doing business in the city of Toledo, | county and state aforesaid, and '.at said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot he cured hy the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure Frank .1. Cheney, .Sworn to before me and subscribed iri nn nrnsfin^' thiu l?th iluv /?f 1 a. i). 18Ntl. a. w. (ileason, (.Seal) Notary Public Hftll's Catarrh Cure in taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. .Send for testi, menials free. F. J Cheney a Co, Toledo, O 1 Sold by all Dm agists, 75c. lake Hull's Family Fills for conatipution . NCASTER NEWS. AUGUST The Modesty of Women d Naturally makcg them shrink from the S Indelicate questions, the obnoxious ox aminatiuns, and unpleasant local treat- I u.ents, which some physicians consider E essential in the treatment of diseases of B women. Yet, if help euu be had. it is I better to submit to this ordeal than lot I the disease grow and spread. The trouble (I is that so of ton the woman undergoes all n the annoyance and sham< f?>r nothing. Tht>nsandsSd women who have been f cured uv Dr. rierce's Favorite rrescrip- I tion wriuv in {Nm^ciation of the euro I which disp~f>fc - the examinations H and local trcatment^^Tle rc ii" ?'lier B midieine ^<? -up- an.l efr ' r i'.. | v.<?mi-n as "'Favorite i'p'-.-ript n " It I cup s debilitating drains, irregularity and | female weakness. It always helps. It | almost always cures. It is strictly non- ^ alcoholic, non - secret, all its ingredients f being printed on its bottlo-wrapper; con- I tains no deleterious or habit-forming I drugs, and every native medicinal root ' entering into its composition lias the full I endorsement of thoso most eminent in the I soveral schools of medical practice. Some I of thoso numerous and strongest of pro- I fesslon&l endorsements of its ingredients, I will i>? found in a pamphlet wrapped I around the bottle, also in a booklet mailed , /ree on request, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of I Buffalo, N. Y. These professional en- 1 dorsemonts should liave far more weight than any amount of the ordinary lay, or ?non-professional testimonials. JT The most intelligent women now-a-days fnaist on knowing what they take as mod- E icine instead of opening their mouths like B a lot of young birds and gulping down I whatever is offered them. "Favorite Pre- H scrlption " is of known composition. It K makes weak women strong and sick I ? _ .11 wuum'u wen. 1 I)r. Pierce's Medical Advisor is sent/rce on rocoipt of stamps to pav expense of mailing otilu. Sena to I)r. It. \ . Pierce, Buffalo, N. V., ono-cont stamps for paper-covorod. or 31 stamps for cloth-bound. If sick consult the Doctor, free of charge by letter. All such communications are hold sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate and regulate stomach, liver and bowels. Announcements to Date. For United States Senator? It GOODWYN IiHKTT. For Congress?Fifth District? U TIIOS. B. BFTLKK. \V. 1?. POLLOCK For House of Representatives ? G ICO. W. JONES. W. l'RESSLY ROBINSON. J. VV. HAMKL. HARRY HIKES J. HARRY FOSTER For Sheriff? JOHN P. HUNTER W. B CAUTHEN. HENRY N. SOWELL. J. S. WILSON. For Clerk of Court? JOSEPH P. GREGORY N For County Supervisor? B W. K. WILLIAMS. S L J. PSRHY S SIMEON J. FUNDERBURK. 0 U. LEWIS MOHLEY jg For Treasurer? ^ W. H. MILLEN. ^ THOMAS L MILTON For Auditor? H. H. MORTON J. WYLIK PORTER. EDWARD A THOMPSON. E. L.CRENSHAW. PORTER M JACIvSO: For Supt. of Education? A. C ROW ELL J. E. BLACK MON. W AL0N7.0 MUCH ES CLAUD N. SAPP. JOSEPHK CONNORS For Coroner? J. MONTGOMERY CASKEY H. F. PEL... JOHN KINi. W F. li ARVIN For Maoist rate? \ t Lancaster Court Hou.-> W. P. CASKEY. At Cotton Mili H it F. 1*11 i I.I.I PS j. it connor .1 s hoc;an t. n ukkv1> Huford Township WM CAKNKS \V MAKCl'N KNTRIIX;!'.. Cedar Creek Township. W. F. HUDSON. I'ltia-ont Hi.l Tow .j> ,iav ii TIII.URKI.R Wreck on Southern Near Bessemer City. Cliarlotte Observer, Aug 3: The Southern's Ne* York nod New Orleans Limned solid l'uil inao train No. 3*. which is due to arrive in Chario'te at 1*:25 o'clock, en route North, wis wrecked four miles th'5 -ide of Kings Mountain and ( ne rniie liplniir Ml r*r ('i t v lint 11 i ell t nt 8:25 o'clock. The tender and a postal mail car left the tracks and were hurled down the embankment which at this point is at least 25 tept hi}:h Five mail clerks were more or !e?s badly injured Wenk women should read my "I'.ook No. I for womenIt tells of Dr. Sboop's night < nre. Tellshowthe.se soothing, healing, antiseptic suppositories, bring quick and certain help. The book is free, Address Dr. Shoop- Racine, Wis. Funderburk Pharmacy. w. Dr. king's New Life Pills The best in tho world. | at Kotioia, has been moved to Mown Southern School of Telegraphy. I 5. I9Q8 'V""' VrvW V1 1 141 1 1 1 1 1 inc VULCAN5TE I Is fire-retarding, (taking the same insura the most powerful acids will not attack of freezing weather will not crack it or m It is cheap enough for the most ordii and durable enough for the finest permntv Every roll'is guaranteed under the r years as the best Roofing in the world. Don't begin any building or repair w< read carefully our booklet, "The llight Rut GOOD N ? FOR EVERY! TEN THOPSAHI Worth of Merchant Cost. W e mention JUDGE FOR Y 15.00, 18.00 and 20.00 Men's ? 10.00, and 12.50 Suits at 7.5< BIG LINE TO SEL] 10 dozen Men's 2.00 Pants or shoes, Button and Small siz< Pat Leather Oxfords 75 cent* 10 dozen Ladies' Linen Skirti 5000 yards Embroidery anc 10, 12 1-2 and 15c. Your pic Wear Guaranteed Silk, yard > . Androscoggin Bleach, 12 yar< Nice line Sample Shirts, Susp< at less than Manufacturer's c< 3000 yards good Sea Island at And a Hundred other t save money by buying Yours to ser T> I 1 r unueriju HMMHB?IMBi 20,000 TE| Needed Ilelweon now and June 1st, np| Telegraph ?perators will bo needed by commercial telegraph companies to sn|>|il Never before in the history of the lelogi *'lv 11 i < *! 11 v, i?t tin* lvi*vM 11? v i si i t> ret i To nil young men between 11?<> nycs < a good profession thai pays a splendid sal say: Now is your op|>orlunity. Atlend > ply yourselves diligently to study and wi eal and competent Operator. < >nly 4 to ?< plete the course under our thorough sysp TKKN different slates have st nt us stiule established 20 years and is recognized as The Itest." Hoard in Nevvnan is very c and the people are cordial. The M AI N I.I N K W I HKS of t wo i "looped" into our School rooms for the I other telegraph school has such practical isfactory positions to all our graduates. ' live literature relative to tuition, hoard, < The Southern School Newnan, Ge( N. 15.?The ?;por(fi? Telegraph School i ROOFING 1 J nco raie as metal <>r slate) > B it, ami the fiercest ravages I I ake it brittle. * I iary, temporary structures, I cnt buildings. I eputation it has made for GO 1 I ?r'< until you write for and I I *Jivy and th< Reasons Why!" K 9 icaster, S. C. J EWS * mx ) doli ars" lise at Actual a few Items ourself Suits 10.00 and 12.50. ). 7.50 Suits at 4.98. ECT FROM ily 1.48. Ladies' fine 2S 75 cents or men's >. Good Brogan 98c. 3 worth 1.25, at 88c. 1 T in/Y oa1/1 nf I lliotl l/Kig) OUIU tit k at 8 1-3 cents yard. ,vide at 82 1-2 cents. Is for 1 00. snders, Hosiery, Etc., ost. .* .' .* .' .* .* .* .* 5 cents yd. hin^s. You can from us. .* .* .* . .* ve, rk Co. ? LEGRAP DPERATORS Icn Prepare Yourr Good Positions >r?>.\imutely 110,000 additional tin- numerous railroads and I v t he unpivredeiiled demand, raph has the demand for the >f I a and > who desire to learn lary the year round, we would our s, (tool a few months, ap will i|ualify you as a praetiinonths are required to eoin in of instruelion. SKVKNtits, < uir institution has been ''The I .arrest, The ?ddest and heap; the town is healthful mportant railways have boon >eneflt of otir students. No facilities. We guarantee satWrite at once for free descripBte. of Telegraphy ntd Kail road Business College an and consolidated with The X4-92