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TRAGIC SC M 1'OST MO'.ITKM 1>1CMAM>K!> I> TO tiiHAIt SISlMt'iON 1KOM A IILSHAM). ft Mis Kendall's 15ody Taken from n Grave To Protect Husband's 1 Name Thrilling Speech e Made at the Tomb. P e Atlanta Constitution. ? Columbia, S. C., July 6.? P ^Special.)?There was u sensation 11 here today never before equalled , in this city. j * A year ago Dr Ilenrv T Ken- 8 <Iall married Miss Guignard, of 1 ? Prookland, a suburb of Columbia. 8 The marriage was against the . r, s wishes of her family. T vo weeks ago Mrs Kendall became sick with typhoid fever. I lor husband declined offers of neighbors and employed a nurse. lie attendci ; tier himself, but later called in his P brother, Dr F l> Kendall, the n largest practitioner i:i Columbia. A brother-in-law and uncle of 1 Airs Kendall called but were not admitted, Dr Kendall saying his 11 wife was too ili. Thire had never \ been a reconciliation with her family. The! ur -c told inquiring neighbors that the ladv could ini?uinti. ally sit up. ():i Saturday death rame suddenly and Sunday the 1 burial took place in Columbia. Slanderous tongues were wagging hoforc the grave was closed. It was known Mrs Ivendai! wa> in a delicate state of healtli and the ?;har?ie was that death resulted from nail practice. N Mrs Kendall was a member of <1 one of the >est old families in the 1 state. In llrookland it was said s the lives of either of the doctors J would be in danger if they ap- c pcarcd there. < . v .This morning I>r I' l> Kendall, h in hehalf of his brother, who was k prostrate 1, demanded a p >.?l nior- tl I em. The deceased lady's family vas notified and every physician s< ^ Columbia invited to attend, a ;tloit> were then made hy the si auiily to have him desist, hnt he ai refused. Tiie presence of the leading !> isiue-s me 1 in Columbia d was also rcvjtieslcd. t< Judge A I Haskell, president K of the Loan and Lxehango hank, f<' arriving on the scene aftes the disinterment had hegun, made a tl statement in which he expressed ol deep sympathy for the Kendalls, r< who he knew had heen foully ',l slandered hy cowards. lie dared i ; any man to conu^forward with an , se nllidat it. Then he urged th' doe- . tor to delist. Dr Kendall said pi that tin post JiJortem must he had Tl to protect his brother. A charge O of murder might he preferred a | uli few weeks hence, and he would he (tr powerless to disprove i'.. So the ^ la>dy was disinterred and the on- ' sts uninious finding of the physicians J th was that death was caused hy ty- sti |1hoid fever. va Airs Kendall was a beautiful ft'> young woman. She had been ta married less than a year. Killed bv Lightning. pr ri< {special to The Dady News. Ui Greenwood. S C.. Jnlv (>.?On if I ' ' % t ~ \ Sunday evening at 5 o'clock just n? Tully Shirley entered his residmco about five miles above Hodges he was struck by lightning ?nd instantly killed. S] Mr Shirley was a prominent fa rroer of his section and there j Kf nrc very few men who bore a , . . P' better reputation among his fellow ^ countrymen tinin did ''Tull Shir- ^ ley,'' as he was familiarly railed. . V - i 111 J lis sister was severely stunned . a1 Iont n' t seriously hurt. ^ No Cure? Ao J'ti// That rs tlie wnv m1 I rlruugisi.s sell " * . i iVl'.rt'S TArtTKLKss t HI LL ii "0ONtO for Chill* and Malaria. It is , in p1., Iron Quinine in a tasteless fortn t' love it. Adults prefer-it to p flatter nauseatlngtonics. Price, 60c 1 L\ The Largest Farm on Earth, inoxvillo Tribune. The largest farm in this eounti ml probably in the world, is siti ted m the southwestern part < joaisiana. It extends 100 mil ast and west. It was purchase n 1883 by a syndicate of nortl i n capitalists, by whom it is st perated. At the time of i airchase its 1,500,000 acres wei vast pasture for cattle belongir o a few dealers in that countr sow it is divided into pastui tations or ranches, cxtendir very six miles. Its fencing aid to have cost about $50,00' 'his land is best adapted for ric ugnr, co"n and cotton. A trac ay half a mile wide, is taken, ai n engine is placed on each aid 'lie engines are portable and o rate a cable attached to foi ilows. By this arrangement .'1 cres are gone over a day with tl ibor of only three men. The not a single draught horse < lie entire place, if we except tlio ised by the herders of cattle, .Inch there are 10,000 head < he place. The Southern I'aeil ail way runs for 30 miles tlirour he farm. The company lias thr< team boats operating on the w ers of the estate, of which ."?< liles are navigable. It lias all 11 Co-house, hank, shipyard ai ice mills. A ( hapter on Chint/ Ihi^s. Farmers are devising variot rhenies to rid their crops of till read ]>est, the ehintz 1 m?r. V I Conrad, of MeConnellsvilli prays liis eorn with hot wate Ie hoils a large supply heside h orntiehl and sprays each plai tirefully. From his experieiu e is positive that the hot wat< ills the bti*r an> 1 will not injui lie corn. Mr A \\ (ihidden, of the san action, uses dry lime. lie h: Iso experimented with an emu t>n of equal parts of keroser ii?l soapsuds. Sonic have surestcd that tli u-t lrom smoking tobacco f?u tries he used. This will kill a inds of bugs and is an excel leu utilizer. It has also been suggested tlui ie 'dad\ bug" and certain kind : spiders !>e imported to rid th nintry of the chintz. The lady lg w i- used very successfully i alifornia to exterminate tli ale bug. Mr .1 F Ashe tells us that th ague of chintz bugs is periodical icy were very troublesome ii 145. in 1M58 and in 1*7;>. II so tells us that the chintz is ex einely fond of sugar cane. One fanner in the Blackjack ites that on a seven acre lieh ere are not a score of corn stalk muling, showing the terrible ra ges of the pest. Another fac out this bug is that after a cer in age it develops wings. Some farmers have declare* eir intention of planting in ain next year in the hope o lding themselves of thoscourge nless this movement is general will, of course, be useless.? oek Hill Herald. Fatal Accident, pecial to The Daily News. Uray Court, S. 0., July <>.?j id accident occurred near thi lace on last Friday afternoon. . dored man, Sam (Jray by nanu as going from here to hi* horn i Woodruff when a dog ran oi I him. In trvinir to get nwa rom the dog it seems that I: nssed his footing on a log gpai ing a small drain and fell, hut* )g himself so badly that he die bat night. He was a wortln idustrious Negro. HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a oltie <>r common yf.*s *ll in in.- it11 1 h*t il s'hu.i \? y hour*; a?eiliiueii( or settling indieat ( h iliwaiwil c>.million or trie kidney When urine staiiiM lint n it i-4 po^itii " i evidence of ki lot-y ir>?ubl?*. Too fr DS <| ient desire lo urinate or p.itn in tl >(J naot, is also co vincing jnoof ll.at tl I kidneys ami I.ladder are out of ordt ... ! WHAT TO 1)C>. ill ^ There i? c uiifori In the knowled| so often exprvssod, i Imi l>r Kilniei !*e j .-NWHinp-Hoot, the great kulnvy remet io fn.fills every wisu in relieving pa in the back, kidneys, liver, bladd a d every part of theurinary passage l( It corrects ii.Ht.ilily to hold urine ai 'g scalding pain in passing it, or t<i jK elFets following u ?e of liquor, wine i ^ heer, and overcome* that urpleasai ' ; necessity of being compelled to get i 0, iiHuy lion a during the uigiitto iirina The mild and extraordinary ?fleets ^ j Swamp-Root is soon i en I ized j etaii.iH the highe-t for iia womlerf 6* | cu?ea of the most dialreaaing ca-es p you n>-e l a nie.|i? in - you ahould mr the b at Sold by drugg'sts, pri tl fty ?e||ta a .d one do'lar. For sample holt e and pamphlet, bo'h ee In* fie<- l.j> in.iii ln -iili io Tni t nmi |i I a?i?i HtMitl \(Mil I'nl' !??>? -?i?'l?tre in l)r K lmer A f' < , Blutiliuili'ou, 111 Y. Tiie proprietor IIiim p ijn?r pua ! aiiUe tlie gtMiuin*'** of ' his illVsr of ^ r LOUIS D. VA^OCnVERE, ir.? of tbo beat known tfaslnwis men la Chlc?? is representative of the great BrsJitreet Co. it iEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS. NE1.V0U ;e PROSTRATION. Dr. XiUn 3f*dieal Co., Elkhnrt. T.iit. Centtomon: I take pleaturu In 'tuiinn nc vt 1 >f tlie verv fceneflclal rei'ilia ?r hW ti nave follow .tie Use or Da. Milks- ftrarowri >c Ncsvir. In tl<ora*eof mygelt r..u \? .lo. I '>r a y< *r I m Ml e t lo l di<.trewlng pain a' the MM of tti ire to and upper portion -if the ri-inal cord. It 5 ml I"-' vaa L'ri-atl -ll L? h Tj i > .. ^ i 11 Net .tenrn mended to me. Myoa>e)..ul Nt-n ?noi?i | ..Mr Hint I litul no oonlidonce In t> < if. ary < I . ynwdleln*. Tet M > ld~t mnnrt I mn irniril t r it atrial. Much to my run.r m\ I M enr. 101 meiked ia-netU; my eleepleKuieMi ... ..mi ' n.y I icadm-hc was removed, tny.piru: a:. ' KCtieri ! ^THOUSANDS ||l ' . . | ROOM (t.llNCP TWCNTY MUNOt. A LL " ? . OCCUeNC irtCR IClKNtO AND writ, UNO I MyllOlM MAC. FAiLtO My wU'e l* taking lli.<r -.??w't II Jio boitor reanlta. Lu'."s li. tpXltvaUA SOLD ON A FORI ? '*?** It ? ?.' it . J.'.. ll 'rv dr.aiii.es*?ilis. fin or.sEs ? et ' Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No Strength nor Encrgf #' Miserable IN TIIK EXTREME. RLa.ncia COVERED eOR.ES. CUr.EO BY USING j Ayer'sSarsaparilla j " 8*vrr?l years ago. my Mood was In ? S i had condition, my system all run doan, ? and my general health very much (in- ? i- | paired. My hand* were covered with O larg" sore*. discharging all the time. I O t had no strength r.or energy and my fee)- ? lug* were miserable in the extreme. At ? I commenced taking Ayer's 8ar*a- ? I' trliia and soon noticed a change fort tin ? better. My ap|>etlte returned ami with ? It. renewed strength. Kii count iced by ? ? these reunite, I kept on t?ktiifc tns 8ar- ? a* jaw ilia. till I had US?d -l~ bottles, and ? my health was restored." A.A.Towns, *j t> prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. ? ' Ayer'SoXSarsaparilla I Admitted * ? AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ? ooooooooooooooooooooooo ONE DOLLAR EVERY HOUR <a euaily earned by attv one of either - x In ai ' cart of the country, who i? willing to work tnds rioutly at the employment wlii'ti we furnlr > l Ilia labor i? light and plenaut, and you run i flak whatever. We fit you out complete, an th yon ran live the bualaea* a trial without expert !, to yournHfe for those willing to do a little wor 1 th!* |? the graodeat offer made. You < an wo 0 all day, or In the evening only. If yon are el ployed, ami hare a few spare hour* at yoar th it poaal, utilize them, and add to your income,' our htiiitieta will not Interfere at nil. Yonwf y be amazed on !he alart at the rapldltj and ea . by wliicli yiei am. - n; .1 dim iv In at day out Keen begi .art -n. .ini from M (Ird hour. An/ one ean run the bum i ? - not i fall. You tliuuln >ry nothing elan until yon ' - | for yntirodf what you ean do at the buaioe whk'h we offer. No capital risked. Women a 1 grand Workers; nowaday* they make aa ms< ! m men. They ahould try thl? bualt , a* It fa ill well adapted to them Write at o V and ao I wurwlll Address H. II tl.ld.l. ? < <?., i Itoi HMO, Portland, N THE FRENCH FLOODS th A Loss of $40,000,000 and Folly ur ' ' J eM 300 Lives. f?. " Paris, July 0.?Advices from >e the south of France show that the ie I r ' desti uction by the floods there i was greater than even earlier re<e 1 jairts indicated. The losses are * estimated at 200, 000,000 francs ?y in in the aggregate. Hardly a viler Inge has escaped damage, and the '"j numl?er of persons drowned is I,I fully 300. t?r t\ A NEW TRIUMPH. te ; of , j; The Dreaded Consumption Can ,!,f Be Cured. It* ?! i,t T. A. Slocum, the Great Cliemiot uiri :k Scientist, Wilt Send to Huflcrers, Three Free Mottles of His N* Newly Discovered Heine dies to cure Ojusumpt ion and A II Lung Troubles. "| Nothing coil <1 lie fairer, more philanthropic or crry more joy to the ! afflicted, than the uenerous ollVr of 1 the honored and distinguished chemist i T A Hlocuui, M (J ,of .New York City. He has ?]i covered a reliable mid i absolute cure f >r cousumptioii, ami all bronchial, throu', Iu 114 and chest ?li senses, C'.iturrhal air c Ions general ?le| cline and weakness, loss of llcsh and all conditions of wastiugawa>; and to make i's great merits known, will send three free bottles of his newly discovered remedies to any afflicted reader of Tiik Lkikjkk. Already h<s "new M-ienllflc system of medicine" has permeiiantly cured iiiuHNiii'iNoi apparently iioih'Ihh^cuhvs. Tin; Doctor considers it not only his pinfesdotiul. luit I>in reli^cioim duty?a duty which Iih ow?s to suflTeriiitf liu * nnnity?1<? donate lain infallible cil?*?. Hi lias jtrnveu tlie "dreaded eon? -umjilitm" lo be a curable disease lie' \ olid a doubt, in any climate, and lis* mii ti e in liia American and I?uio|ieaU ^ laboratories thousand* of "heartfelt c testimonials of jpati tide" from those 'o Ileiielited and cured, in ail parts of die J ' world. Catarrhal and pulmonary troubles I lead to cnniitimptloit, uninterrupted, ,[ nieatiH speedy and certain death. Don't "l delay until if is too late Simply write 4 1' A Slocu n, M C., ttH 1'ine etre?*t ? New York, civin^' express Mini po*t ) ofTlci addie??, and the free medcliu > i will lie i romptly sent. Please le 1 the ? Doctor vou ? aw bii oiler in 1*111 l.KDOKH. OHIO RI7Q& dl OHAB.LZI3 TON KAI&WAY CO. Schedule in effrct May 6 1897. | 33 North daily j 32 Soutli daily j except Sunday. except Sunday* P M P II 2 <io Lv Camden Ar 1 00 2 46 * Kershaw 12 05 3 00 4 Heath Spring 1120 3 05 ' Pleasant Hill 114" 3 25 4 Lancaster 11 22 A M 3 40 * Riverside 11 o5 3 50 ' Sprintfdell 10 63 4 00 ' Catawba Junction 10 45 4 30 * Rock Hill 10 1(1 5 05 ' York vilie ? 35 0 10 Blackaburg 8 30 No 85 | No 84 Dally except Dally except Sunday. Sunday. A M North South P M I 9 00 Lv Camden Ar6 6C 11 10 4 Kershaw 4 5 8(1 11 60 4 Heath Spring 4 35 1155 Pleasant Hill 4 25 12 40 4 .Lancaster 4 & 2s 1 05 4 Riverside 2 35 P M / 1 20 4 Mpringdell 2 05 200 ' Catawba Junotion 4 16(1 4 40 4 Rock Hill Lv 12 55 8 00 4 Yorkvllle 4 10 fcl 7 80 4 Blacksburg 4 8 4(1 No 32 has connection with the Ches? ter A Leno r Railroad a Yorkvllle, with the Hf uthorn Railway at Rock Hill, with the 8eats>ard Airline at Catawba Junction, with the Lancaster A Ohester Railroad at Lancaster, ami w with the South Carolina and Georgia lUIUov n. -* JJ No 33 IiHft connection with H. C. A ? Georgia Railway at Camden, with the l,ancMHt. r A t'h?*-t?*r Railroad at Lnncarter, w ith the Seaboard Air Line at \ t'utawhii Junction, with the Southern ^ Railway at Rock Hill, with the ChesH er A Leoolr Kail road at Vorkvllle and " wit a the Southern Railway at Blackaz burg. Noe, 34 and 35 will carry paaaengera. Samuel Hunt, President. S B Lumpkin. Geu P. A F. Agt. I for Infant! Tlie Eac-sim: Appears on ! | THE SHEW YORKWORL TU HICE-A-WEEK EDI'I in 18 Pages a Weep. I'jG Pages a. Yet i 1s larger than any weekly or sei , weekly paper published and is the Ily important Democratic " week I puldisued tu New York City. Tli times as large as the leading Kepul eati weekly of New Y"? k City. J t \ lie of especial advantage to you dur the Presidential Cnmpniirti, as il published every other dav, cxr . Sunday, and has all tin freshness j timeliness of a daily. It combine* tile news with a lung list of interest departments, unique features, carto and graphic Illustrations, the latter log a specialty. AW these improvements have b made without any increase in tliec< which remains at one dollar per \? We oiler this unequaled new pa and The hKDQKK together one y for $2.00 The regu'ar siilaiarlption re^ q ow papeeis $2.60 K. II. Allison T. S. Curt ALLISON & CARTER, real* estate aqents, lancastkr, s. c. Pktttions i)ksiiun<j to soil i provxl or iiiiiuiprovril li <>r 'ntoln <>r?ny uvm>ripli??n ar?* iuvi to hoe us. allison & caiirkil siilisniSie io "t" i this la.no Lrt'BLtSUKn WKt. L t <rtnk lkim;i i |!it the following nit< > I: : xw cash i i : one y i : six nu b : fouri i ; two n J : \nv: ! > : inhertt 1 for the fi i jr ; each sul * : re<iucetl > l or year. I (i ( I R In iub b l>c nent ii I I Wedneml : ?Cori [ subjects k ' I not r?B|K : of our c< I J | II jT-^PSample cop on application. BBM1 B Checks, DraftB i i |()rdf!ru Bhould l?e inn '! T.S.OAI i: > and Child^^ Lie Signature of Every "Wrapper. TT MUWW>Y TUlfT, NfWVONN CITY. j LANCASTER AND CUES*I Eli j RAILWAY jj j UETWEKS CIIK'TEK AND LANCASTER. i iii i-tr.ioi huiii.u?.u>..t u i? j ? ? - ... - .?v w ? rAixjn r-uuuajr on and niter Ju'y 20. 185)0. WK^TBOUNU i KAMI BOUND. NnV. t) and 11. ! NuV ?0 and 12. ,r- A M. P M. A M. P M I S)0i 3 35 Ar Chester Lv 11 Go G 15 ml-: 8 50 5 15 Orrs 1120 6 30 J'IVi i 8 43 5 05 Knox's 11 30 6 3S ree G 85 4 55 McDaniel's It 4G G46 bil- 8 25 4 40 llkhburK 11 50 0 55 *'?'! 8 15 4 3-5 Rascnuibville 12 05 7 05 8 05 4 2-) Cellar Fhoal 12 15 7 15 7 55 4 15 Fort Lawu 12 25 7 25 mi 7 88 4 00 lliydtM 12 40 7 40 "I 7 28 350 Miller's Crowing 122') 7 >0 ln* P M mil 1 *" l?e 7 20 3 40 Ly Lancaster Ar 00 8 50 Train leaving Lancaster at 7 20 a in. i)8i connects ut Cheater with Southern go-ar! IniJ aontli. C & Ij Roing north anil G pPj C?fe N Vesli6ulv a*ul locai trains going ear Train leaving Lancaster al 3 40 p m. ? , eoiinecta at Lancaster willi O H A U from Camden, and Chester with Houthern g-'inj; north and t-outli and txr? willi C & L. north. Train leav ing Chester a. 11 05 a m ft'- connects at Chester with {Southern r<nn Charlotte, at Lancaster with O II A C for f.\?md~n Tush Jay, Thursday and ^a/uida.y; also C A L from north. Train leaving Chester i \ 0 15 p m foilnects with Southern i.omColuniIda, G C A N from Atlanta and CAD '.-on I rtiitj Ill- i ?1H. i . U'<1 WM.1 'Tit? -i I' * : ,i vh:, rvjfia ;>.* >unl ? *'.? , " " . ly.TTT-.na. ' -<iii' v .iiwi. Virt? % i.kvrr?v i m ' AbTKIt LEDG 11. 2 I >NESHA 1' A NJ> SA Til It If A 1 | 1 :u will be sent to any tidilrcssg i ; 11 IN ADVANCE. m/?| : I' ?o o?s : i car $1.50 : I jiiths 75 ; w non^aS 50 norms 25 ! eutisements i ;;;;;;;; 3 ixl at $1.00 on inch > rat nncl 50 cents for ; T, (inequent insertion. ; o rates by the month ! 3 ( : ( changes : | : i .ertisenienta should : < 11 on Saturdays and : > lay a. *. 1 respondence on liv? ; {j invited. We arc ; [ >nsil?le for the views ; J orroxpondentft. : i I lies will Ik) sent to any address ' : , . [TTANCES. > and Postal or Express Moneyg do payable to, I ITER, Publishrr, ) a a i t