Aiken Farmer Kills His C
ored Tenant.
Aiken special in the Colu
bia State : Will Neal, a neg
died last night from a wound
dieted by Mr. John M. Wrig
a whitp ir?!?n
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eight miles from the city. Wri|
came to the city and is now
the custody of the sheriff, h
ing surrendered.
It appears from what can
learned that Neal, who is a cr
per on Wright's place, failed
gather some open cotton, a
that Wright employed hands e
had the cotton picked him?<
This enraged the negro. Yest
day Wright went to the fi
where the cotton had been pi
ed, and with a force of hai
began to sow oats on the 1 ai
The negro had followed him
the field, with his brother, a
Neal told Wright that if he <
Vv?ot get out of "his field"
would kill him, and then reach
in his liip pocket as if to ge
weapon, wheieupon Wright hI
at him four times with a revolv
i wo of the bullets took effect.
Neal had a bad reputation.
Inventor of Shirtwaist.
(From The Cleveland Leadei
Josefa Oaborn is dead, a
if the women of the natic
of the world for the maM
of that, only knew their unpa
able indebtedness to her tfi
would wear mourning bands
their arms tor 30 days and |
extra allowances from their hi
bands and fathers and brothe
to raise a glorious monurae
over her bones. All the wome
clubs, too, from Zanesvillo
Zanzibar would drape their ha
and put suitable resolutions
their great loss on their minut
Mrs. Oaboru invented tho fei
inine shirtwaist.
According to the consensus
feminine opinion no single arti<
of feminine decoration has e\
equaled the shirtwaist, it is
once the most comfortable, t
most becoming and the m<
adaptable article in my lad;
wardrobe. It is capable of 1
ing drawn out to any exte
like an accordion. It is torm
and it's informal, and eyei
thing that lies between. It
suitable tor anything Irom
seance with the cooking sto
to a reception at the Gotroc
with a footman at the front do*
Its genesis was simple. M
Osborn saw her husband's si
shirts and enved them. Frc
that, as one who has a surfa
knowledge ol the sex will testil
it was but a step to annexatio
Mas. Osborn went to the m
who supplied her husbtnd ai
told him that she wished a hi
dozen shirts built on the reg
lation masculine working pla
save slight divergencies here ai
there and with a decided curta
ment in their length. He <
murred; she insisted, and s
won.
She wore them herself; s
gave them to her patrons, 1
she was the most famous drei
maker in New York, and fro
them sprung the millions of sh
waists thfrt have covered a
made attractive the women
the world.
Mrs. Oshorn was a wonder!
woman in many wavs. Willi
experience and only the nece.W
for action to inspire her, she It
the ranks of New York's Fc
Hundred and with only $3,5
to start with, built up a busine
that took an entire building, e
ployed 350 persons, and enabl
her to leave an estate ot fu
half a million.
This was her material rew ai
but. the shirtwaist, to shift
from its proper place for a mc
ument, was her crown of gloi
Nearly everybody known DeWitt's Li
Early Risers are the beet pills mado T1
are aoittll. pleasant. aura Little Liver pi
Hold by J. F. Ma?kay '
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THE LANCASTER NEWS. DE
* Scott's I FOR
s Emulsion I ?
rn" of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo- y 1
[)llt ?1 Lit-- * -
-- imuspnues snouia always be SflHHR
^j11 kept in the house for the ?
in following reasons: I \ir rr
? - r? . d u S We are otterir
First?Because, if any member , y
. of the family has a hard cold,
Up? it will cure it.
I to Second? Because, if the chil- tf v:
md dren are delicate and sickly, it j?\ i.\
ind will make them strong and well. jF^Jk ^ ?/J
alf. Third? Because, if the father
ier* or mother is losing flesh and '%
eld becoming thin and emaciated, J? \J 'fjL
cl<- it will build them up and give f~-J m / 'f
ads them flesh and strength. 1 v ^
ad Fourth?3ecause it is the i ~V P
to standard remedy in all throat ? ft - ?
>nc* and lvmg affections. k
^ I'o |?ouseiiold should be witht
ft i i^is advertisement, together with name \ IT t
l,ni of... r-' in which it appears. your address and VtoW fSTS?.!!?
Jit# u . *it i ICN1011 BftO
four cents to cover postage, and we will send ri?. cmsm i
Of. yo a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World." ??
f <"-OTT & BOWNE. 409 I'carl St.. New York I them at will m
Agreement Between United ~
States and Japan. For any thing
r. ^ VVftshiufttnn. Nov 9.R _ rioc
Q(j pite official reticence, informa- US.
,n tion from reliable sources has
er been obtained of an agreement s^\r
ky. of tar-reaching importance be v-/I COUFSe y<
,ey tweeu the United States and . .
on Japan, covering the policy of tOflianS, the 1
^et the two countries in the Pacific orwu/Vi^re "Pi
The agreement is based upon dny Wllcre. XZ*
,r8 the ioea of encouraging and de- nhonLtplv ,TMq
ut fending and peaceful com- dUbOlcl ^iy j^Ud
u>8 mercial developments in the t
to Pacific. It contains not a mu- WHO die dlKl I
lis *u?l guarantee to respect each A nictm
of others territorial possessions ^ t-usioi
e8. there, but defines the attitude of TL UfUp
the two countries towards China, Alley iidve mc
binding each to defend by every
of peaceful means Chinese inde3je
pendence and integrity, and to
rer give equal commercial opportunity
in the Chinese empire to
he a11 nations. But, more irapor- almost known,
38t tant still, the agreement, in ti e i i
y,'8 event of complications threaten- UUtS tO tflC 1
)e" I?8-. ?L"!atUB ?U.?' bind9 lhe hrnnH anH
,1^1 i/111 m* i otaies aaa japan to con- ~ " " ?
iaj suit each other with a view of BeSUre to See <
v. acting together. r
j8 ? _ can sure nx yc
Why pay more?when you can get. not 1 1 1*1
only 90 tine targe cups of Dr. Slioop's yOU lOOK llKC cl
V0 Health I offee from a 25c. package?but a
t Coupon on a 2Gc. silvered "No-Drip" ?
Coflee Strainer besides? Look for the
jr. Conpou -I put them in now. The satis- I Don't fortret as v
rH faction is. besides most perfect 8old by . i
' Dennett Grocery Co
w II gains we are a?so
? LARS IN GOLI
ce Another Hunting Tragedy see us> fQr any of
fy, in North Carolina. i
n* Henderson special in the Char- W
nl lolte Observer : News was I *
' received from the country this JLtf1 1
1 morning that llillman, aged 18 -j
u years, sun of Mr. Joshua Hames, Wc have
"H died last night of gunshot wounds J
received yesterday while hunt
"* ing. He with his cousin, Aivin,
'e" son of Mr. A. T. Barnes, of this ?~ _
'ie place, and a Mr. Shotwell, also T||f U 1# fljjtl
of Henderson, after cnminor nut XXAwi Xwa Ala tlX*. 1
*ie or woods took seats on a log CPIFhlTIPIP HDTIP
or While there it was proposed to OulCnilrlu Urllu
throw shells into the air and lire Do yOUT OlaSSCS SU
?tltl,>8 : Aivi" prepared fire, Fitting and adjusti
,ri while his cousin threw the shells, . j
n<* his foot, slipping, however, the gl^SSCS and specta
ot contents ol the gun entered the specialty.
t chest of Hillman, trom which he Located at preS
no diThis i, the fourth death that home of Mr W. F. (
*y hug occurred in that neighbor- Lancaster, S. L.
^ hood from accidental shooting ,
",r within the past four years. qr j WELI
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188 The old fashioned way ol (losing a weak _, i? *i
m- Htouiach, or ntimuhiting the Heart or Kid- UHlC? in KmmoilH Kuib
ecJ dojh is all wrong. Dr. Shoop first pointed pogite First National
,, oat thia error This ih why hia preacrip- p. a
lly tion Dr. Hhoop'a Itestorative Is directed 1 "One no. o.
entirety in uie cause oi mese ailments the fjANCAJSTKIt S.
j weak inside or controlling nerves. it isn t
? so difficult, says Dr. .Vhoop, to strengthen ??????
it a weak Stomach, Heart, or Kidneys, if one Mnrtmr 4/t I / 0*1
)Q goes at it oorrectly. Kach inside organ IflOIlLV 10 L<0uH
haa its controlling or inside nerve When
ry. these nerves fail, then those organs innat I now prej nred to negotu
aurely falter, These vital trntha are lead- from i?.00 ami upwards on
ing druggists everywhere to dispense and cotton farina, repayable in anni
1"? recommend Dr. > hoop's Kestorative Test ments, at 8 per cent inteiest.
',nT it s few daya, and nee! Improvement will missions charged ; only a reas<
"8- promptly aud surely follow, Sold by for abstract of title.
Funderbnrk Pharuiacv. w MM K B vvYLIB, Attorney
CEMBER 2, 19Q8
THE
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ig you the choicest 1
for a long
_ astonish y<
celebrated
Kirshbaur
cannot go
I ai ^or ^ey h;
cannot be
|?|I Clothes.
\w c'?^es
\U ties, but h;
^ above linei
N? T?r|
ake you take notice
to wear, dont fail
have the right thin*
ou know about thos
; SHOE
ranteed. Ask the
lave been wearing
mer, always a cus
: right shape and
We have every
style
from the cheaprenowned
HowJ
no. B. Stetson. '
our hats for we *
?u up, and make 1
new man. t
ou go along while you
giving away absolutel
3. Some body will ge
your wants. : :
aster IV
for sale several nice M
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IAN
it you?
ng eye.cles
is '
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;ent at
larvin, we (iirect yot
Coffee, i i
vey's lei
SH ural I
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ling opI?ank
Lot of fine t
Goods of al
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ito loans at 0 v W 0
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n?l iMHtallNo
com- m
>uahle ft*e imemmmm
ll-Uv, 1 Whei jou w;
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MONTH OF
VI BET
line of clothing you have seer
time, and at prices that wil
juy consisting of the following
makes: Schloss Bros. & Co.
ns, and Kant-Be-Beat. You
wrong in buying any of these,
ave the style and snap that
found except in Tailor made
We also have a cheaner line
1 ~
that have the wearing qualiive
not quite the style of the
5, that the prices we will offer
Sf..1A moJI c, ^
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Winter Underwear
We have all grades from the
Dest knit underskirts at 50c. to
:he the very much finer grades.
For anv thing to wear we are
* o
he people.
are buying some of the above bary
free ONE HUNDRED DOLt
it, and why not you. Come to
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ilk Cows with young calvc.
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S HEAVYAND FANCY
GROCERIES
>F ALL KINDS,
ir attention to our Jackson Square
2 lb cans for 25c, and all of Hariding
brands of Tobacco, Nat^eaf,
Rich and Ripe, Red
oon and Ripe Peaches.
"tome made Molassess and Canned
I kinds. Also country ground meal.
Yours to serve,
Sullivan Co.
ant, "Want" it through The News.