The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, August 18, 1897, Image 2

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THE LEP3E Ttiurlow Carter K ^ p A * AA C* F K WKDN'KSDAV MOIST Is 1S97. Homicide in Waxhaw. On last Thursday afternoon the usual peace and good order of "Waxhaw was broken by a homicide on the principal street of the town. The facts, so fas as we have been able to learn them, are as follows: Alonzo Jones, a colored boy. about sixteen years old, was passing Messrs C Broom & Sons' store when Judge Arthur, another ool ored boy, aged about twenty years, who was sitting in front of the s*ore asked Jones if he (Jones could trot. Jones replied that he could trot but that he did nol wish to do so. Arthur then arose and told .Jones Miat he had to trol and advanced toward him. Jonet walked otT across the street an< was followed bv Arthur, wlie picked up a stick, hit him ant kicked bihi and commanded bin to trot. .Jones walked on ant Arthur advanced on him again, this time, some witnesses testify, with a knife. Jones then pullet a pistol and shot Arthur in the I)roast. The wounded man walk ed a few steps and fell dead. Jones was arrested and had ji preliminary hearing before Mayor J E McCain, of Waxhaw, and Esquire Henry McWhorter. Jonesis now in jail here awaiting trial at the next term of Superior Court.?Monroe Enquirer. Touching Incident. A pathetic proof of the affection and regard General McGowan bore his soldiers during the war, was afforded a few days before his death. During a period of delirium the old general believed himself be engaged in battle. He gave orders to his men and called for reinforcements. When a member of his family handed him a tumbler of milk he took it in his hands, merely tasted it and then with a kindly smile handed it back saying, 'The sob diers are as thirsty as I am. Give this to them.'?Greenville News. Who is Irby? Why, Irhy is the man who, about 18X5, "Gonzales," as a rcjK>rter for the News and Courier, had to write up, in a chronicle of "Lawlessness in Laurens," for making a negro horsewhip a "j>oor white man" He is the man who threatened to kill Gonzales on sight for this historical narration, and then kept out of Gonzale's way when lie went again to l^aurens to give him an opportunity of carrying his threat into effect. Who is Irby! Why, Irby is the man who made a deal with the RepiThlicun negro leaders in Beaufort county to defeat the "poor white men" they were 'Conservatives' who had seen rod the Democratic nomination in that county; the man v.ho had tickets with these Kcpuhlican negroes' names on them printed and sent out, at the expense of the Democratic State committee. Who is Irhy? Whv, Irby is the man who secured the votes of the Mack Republicans in the legislature to help him defeat Wade Hampton. The State. ( ' ' Save, Your Life. Bv nslnff "Thr Grp.at Ski tii Amkkican Kionky 1'1'kk." Thl? new remedy t* a irreat surprise on aes count of Its exceeding promptness in relieving jihIm ifrtlie Kidneys, Bladder and B'tok In male or female. It re* lieves retention of wafer and pain in pMfdng It almost immediately. Save yourselves t>v u?lng this marvelous cure. Its use will prevent fatal con sequences in almost all eases l?y its t threat alterative and healing powers. Hold l?y J /' Mac key A Co , /amcaeter. I H C. '}, . fx '* ? KEY IKW OF T11K CAN V ASS. "1* lop Fifth of ii "Series of Dispassionate eov Articles hv Junius. * 1 an\ The reeent events of the canvass ean for I' nited States senator provoke i-?n the reluctant I?ut doubtful pen of No Junius to renew reviews. fail Since our last analysis of the hoi campaign there have been three red meetings, viz: at New lie ray, at coi Chester, and at Yorkville. i The meeting at Newberry was cla as quiet as a midsummer's dream, nie Mr Duncan reappeared in his role wil of occasional candidate. He bore , ''bis faculties meek." Although Mi he confronted the ex governor, to whom he so fiercely denounced in the the last campaign, yet what he tin had to say was more critical of ' Senator McLaurin than of his na1 former object of attack. With- me 1 out seeking to wound sensibilities, rin truth compels the apprehension hci ^ that "this Duncan" was then an ' Ihm > accuser for a political purpose his ^ just as now he seems to be a can-! his didate for something short of the' six *1 United States senate. ' foe Another feature of the New 1 l,|< herrv meeting was the weakness tIn I that the triumvirate ? Irby, Kvans p<>< and May Held?developed, and the cr, ' strength that was apparent of the | young tribmic of the people? |;lj | Senator MeLaurin. 1 ,in, So niueh for Newberrv. !'mn ' i In Chester there was a livelier t?a< i time due to the appearance in the sin i Held of Congressman Strait, at his I j once physician and politician with j small pretension to statecraft, vvli lie came to join the coalition tlu against MeLaurin, making with to ' Duncan, if Duncan is in it, live to fro j one. Soon it seems the haunted ] Mactieth MeLaurin may have oe- Rn casion to say? us 'There l?e six Richmonds in ??? the tieltl.'' Though not of Shake- J 8j>earian strain fortunately for Mc- Sei Laurin. wo The effort, however, of Con- the gressman Strait, at Mr Maytield's ftnt instigation, to prove McLaurin a Hiv< false Marmion in politics, failed to t utterly. Senator McLaurin, de- Hen parting from his previous reticence on born of a manly sentiment, told ] his strait story, and showed how. he if Ix>rd Angus had not lied, yet rcs< the hapd of Douglas was his own. ?en At Yorkville it was that the for unexjiectcd happened. Here was grn a dramatic denouncement with its ROU element of pathos. Mr Mayficld and declares that he had wronged Con Senator McLaurin in charging Po- fu,?i j pulism uj)on him, makes the ^ta I amende honorable for that, and j I then loftily withdraws from the p, , rnce for senator. the Junius cannot, consistently with the j his ethics, approve of Mr May- ^eel field s devious methods of con- s^ta ducting a canvass, as illustrated { in his circular schemes. Hut let ass] these methods receive some con- pro donement in view of his general pv fairness and the way in which he |H, played the man at the last. It showed strength as well as sweetness of character. It may be said of State Senator Mayficld that he was in the mood potential | 'when lie left the field of debate cou for the I nited States senator-ship, mo] aod tinit in tills campaign nothing Kiv so became the adopted son of Harnwell as his manner of( retire p)r) nrent. thc Junius salutes him >ena oriall v r^U( dead, but personally erect and tail. ; ; The records shows how Senator a McLaurin rose, to the occasion at v',r.! ,\ ev Yorkville; how Ire faced his ac- n>v .... ii- bi?v cit*ers, and challenged their as-.^taf saults with the hravorv of olo<juonce. Like the sntiered monarch f<?r? of the forest, lie turns upon the {)r"| bloodhound# seeking his senntorinl "um life, and held them lit bav, wlnle f,UHi he laurels himself with bays. Henceforth, ho will be better off ^u?r than IiOnr. "Sweetheart" has retired. Its only "Tray" and Oh'l mm : mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnrn'mammmmmmmmmmmmmmm lunch" now, when the interin?: must ill goes strait to Iris r? rj or. f Senator McLnurin has hail winter of discontent in this ipaign, it has been marie glor- Wis s summer by the sun of York. r will the house of Lancaster J I to imitate the spirit of the ise of York. His is now the s I and the white rose of united mties. so it will be when lie reaches ssie Camden with its rich mories of war and peace. He wf I prevail with the people. JTpj Junius predicts for Senator Br Lnurin an unobstructed march victory when he passes through f ' precincts of the Waterce and ' s Pee Dee. Metiregor will soon be on Iris Live heathv?his special heath I an?because Senator McLaui has all South Carolina for his ith. His victory has already ACcl ?n won. His true manliness, selfrestraint, I.is vindication of ,, I'.ngi m . views, his argument which he r ee?l >ws, as at Yorkville, that he j,ri Is in the imperial purple of Iris ( >od?these have won for him * people's sympathies and the tple's votes. The primary will ( iwn him. oialty In vain will the ex Senator Irby, these v d. as lie savs he was. in the sun H " / , whom 1 hatched by an oniric, seek to seBHnn ike McLauriti bis ipiarry. - The rob. Di ;le has ulready been laid in the M,,(J ul'v with bis wings broken and ,, . n sold In i plumage disordeied. oxwpt In vain will tbe ex-governor, why is in holds on, like grim death, to \y? ut s ghostly toga of Calhoun, seek ?!*.? snatch McLaurin's sceptre Buv w i?i lhe in bis hand. Wt? 1 Ilium fuit?if there ever was .. the Ilium for such governorship profit I he illustrated?may even now seen upon his falling flag, if Junius were to advise one in lator McLaurin's * place, he uld counsel him to brush aside charges and accusations of his agonists; to assume the aggt'^s- I b and to address himself mainly Heath Lhe minds ami hearts of the aslhled neonle in bin ?riTnm#ii? r-r - the real issues involved. Wai ,et him continue to show tlmt ^ of all the candidate* Imst rep- , re ^ ents the highest thought and timent of the State; that he is ^is a virile statesmanship and a ^ nd industrial plan of State and them development of our farms Qewrgj I mines and workshops of our linerce, agriculture an<l nmnu- s^n? hires?the Doric pillars of ejueat and di< ^et him do this, ami continue cftreer how himself worthy of being \iexjc, representative in the senate of 1 t tui a pr UniCed States of a State that mamj0( ks to ?>e the j>eer of any other jje te in the t'nion?an<l he will ^art -n returned in honor to the place . ^ wjt igned to him when, in (Jod's conveI1 videncc, it was made vacant . .Q jn Earle's lamented death. So it pro bono publico. to the ll x" s- ?f Stftt " ' ?' *" the wa Must Mean Something. ^Ir (J _ county The clerk of court for Kershaw jm Jir( nty has received for record a rtgage given by the Ohio j or and Charleston railroad for aftoiW ip,(M)0. The mortgage sets ^ th, that the object of issuing hjM Stfl bonds is the completion of the d in North and South Curoliua. | |n(| - ? ? m Ids cr S outhn at th* lieaa. j . UK J Bogft. the lea<Uiitf druggist ??i ' f evepori, I.h. sio s: Dr King's pleted v Discovery is the only that are I .. ? OOUgh, Hint it Is the heat seller I e." J F t'ampbeil, merchant of than a lord, Ariz,; writes? ' Dr Alt g's v Discovery Is all that is claimed lieaitn. I; it liever'fi?is, atnl is a Mire cure ,.| onsumptlon, Coughs and Colds in not say enough 'or Its mewi* " 1 the ter r\lf>K'* New' Discovery for i onplion, (lmn;hft ami (JnMs !s not ho t-rimeiit. I has Ihmmi tried tor n (kff* f rter of h century, Hint t<?i:iy hIndiI* at ?p?<l. It never disappoint* Free I?i*t< ?*? ImIIpm at. Crawford Bros' I>nitf ctiildrei e. , told by m m , Lnuna*i dren Oy V Castor'a (Jhlldre - HERE 1 Te Have And Nc Here are a chineiy Of All Kinds, i??. Rollers, (litis, or* and Condensers, isses, hand and steam 'OTTON AND HAY. Saw Mills, (Irist Mills, Shafting, Pulleys, Etc., Etc. I We make dinning Outfits a "pelt you wish to examine one of re refer you to Poag & Hnrper. re a few of the flentlenten to we havejold full outfits this \V. L. Rlaektnon, A Rrid* . E F Horton, Col. I> C Hough, r C C Wels'i. There has not lit verv little if any machinery t i~> -? -mm i.ir several years what we have sold. Home say this? Simple enough. te our time, don't move In a h, here Ha the eheajient, and pay >CASH. lave the exclusive Agency for beat .oaken and will well for lees han anybody. H, J. G of Senator George, of Miaaiaaippi ihington, Aug. 14.?Senneorge of Miaaiaaippi died xlay. itor George ia not a native sissipfri, hut had resided in ate since his eight year, i horn in Monroe county, n, on the 26th of Oetolier, itor George obtained his ion in the common schools 1 not l>egin his professional until after the close of the in war, in which he served ivate in the regiment cornel by Jefferson Davis, afterwards took an active the civil war, casting his h the south. He left the ition hall to become a cap the 20th regiment of the ' ?ippi volunteers. He rose rank of brigadier general ,e troops before the close of r. When the war closed, eorge returned to Carroll , resuming the practice of ifession and later entered *. In 1 879 he was appointhe supreme l>ench anil soon ards elected chief justice, j i-h capacity lie was serving j te when first elected to the [ States senate in 18N1. I ? 1 l?eeri permitted to serve j it ire term, on the 4 th of , 1891), he would have comliis Ixth year in tho senate. ! declined a reelection more year ago on account of; his and Hon II I) Money has loscn as his successor for in beginning in 1899. ncoutinence of water during opped Immediately l?y 1)r K iN'S ANT! I>IIJHKT!C. CureH i aimI adult* Alike ? Price f|, J F Mac key A Co., Drug^l*!. ter, H (J. o Crv for Pitc&eff ^ ?toda V * NE CO, HE Passed tl )thing In >'c arc in the lichl this Season with 'K LINK in either the States of N Some one says 'What do you ham o you handle, hut what is it tin SBSSmBKBffiH&a Few of the M CANE MILLS ! CANE MILLS Now is the lime to l?uy your Can Mills. \ Inr^e lot of tli?* Celebrate Chattanooga Cane Milla. Evaporator Steel and Copper, and Kurnacea o liuiid, b tli here and at Kershaw. MOWERS! MOWERS! Wo handle all kind that are ijooi Deerimt, the McCormiek and Woo< We sold W It Culp and T K Cunning liani a harvester and brought one ft ourselves Plenty of mowers on linn of (lie above kind and repairs forsanu WAGONS! WAGONS! We carry the best line of Wayon in the Carolina*. Old Hickory. Pied moot, TennPHaee, Hpracli or any oth?< kind von may deaire. All aizea?oih iwo, three ami ?uur-hoi>e. Repaii of all kinda on li?nd. Prices not I the way. We have three large dii trihuting point* hence the large nuir her bought and THE LOW PRIll paid. BUSBIES! BUSBIES I We have on hand and to arrive th i nicest complete line of Buggi a. Pha< Respe< IREG-OR1 | Tickled because I ' - ' exumination I Uk. J F Run 111 LA NO At M -?* -?a- =mpt?**=3 FRESH BEEF AT /^<l< tlniea at my market in th Itaviti building My refrigeruto keeps it almoat ice-cold I will delive it in any part of town at any hour ?)?< Hired You ca:i purchase beef whei you wi?h. leave it in the refrigerate and I will aeud it t"> your home an tune you may wihIi it rent. Thin in Huren your beef being kept perfect! fre?h. VV. K. YOUNO.' July 20th, |H?7?3m. ACADKM1C, L1TKKARY AMI) ; ? Classical School.? tpUR FORM Kit Presbyterian Higl 1. tfcbool at Rock Hill. H wll lie re-opened HKi'TKMHKK 1st. I8ft< under the control of f)avid?nn Coilejrr The location, building*, equipnieii and faculty are the very heal, and th physical, social, moral and religiou IniereHtH of HtudeiitM receive the be* attention. I toys and voting men ar thoroughly prepared for College o I Diversity. or Tor active life exccp where u oniidete I or profea siona! education i* desired. Terma are moderate, ami amhitinu young men with limited time am means, of which they dee ire lo mak the best use, should ?.y all mesne I?k>I into the claims, facilities and oppor tunies of Ibis School. Address, A. K. RANKS, or K. L. HARNKH. Hook Hill. HC Notice to School Trustees. ALB Behoof Trustee* who orderei School Supplies of any kindfron \V i) McKinlev some ti .no ago ere no tilled to rail at the oflloe of County Hii perlntendeDt of Kducntloti and ge tneirgoods Mr. John T (ireen wil deliver the good* in my alrsence. Respectfully. VV. B. RRUCK. vr x liit n ii 11 u i?i. AD US! ie 3-4PoIe Sight ! ain Articles. J tons, Hurtles, Carts, Etc., in heHtate. We have the exclusive Agency for all e the beat makes hence our ability to d furnish what you may desire Here area few of the kind we handle: Bab" coek, Tyson & Jones, t'arolina. Roek Hill. ('olnmbus, Columbia, Parry? Advance ami a itreat many others, toonu| meroos to mention, ranging in prieo I from J'Jo Oh to$lfi(t 00. fiver tlie brain of each youth isspiead, f How long, how long before I can wed ? ?. You most wait patiently and endure . And wait until it does mature. ' But how much sooner it would tie If you only buy an H, M. T. HARNESS! HARNESS ! The hide that covered the old cow'a back ' |m nude to whir. upon the track In relnn Hufflclenl that will hold .H Are manufactured by our Mr Htnll. Or customers using them there la ro 11 end. ?- From the Governor down to "Rally Hen" B All kind* harness single and double. Waxon and /fuggy Harness from $<5 60 to $75 00. A nice !ine of Riding Raddles and e H rid lee on hand. Rip Raddles and >- Harness a specialty. jtfully, g" <fc CO. I extracted his tooth without H 1 do the Kama for you. Neither ad er effectH result from my ex- B dy methods suggest pleasant- U isfaction instead. m xperience, the "know how" and H i for doing all branches of scien JJ V at the least cost, cial attention given to Gold Bridge Work. No charge for an s and estimates. ffl edge, Dentist, | 5TER, 8. C. * - a**o I Notice to the Pnblic. UNTIL FURTHER notice la *lvw niT office will l>? open on Ha?u". * day of each week, and on tile An _ Monday in each month. I L. J. PERRY, * fVunty .Supervisor. R. BBA?DT.?2s? y | OUR FIR8T HUMMER WALK. & Per cent reduction on any artirlo /wd in theetnre until ~epteml>er lat. Imitation cut k1h*m WILL BE DIHCONTINUED. Thwe prices will close out the entire stock now on hand. 17 dozen tumblers, Arat qnallly, 29 ~ els per dozen, now at 22 eta per dosen. 31 Water Botths, 86 'enta, now at I, 23 cents each. II I 1.9 Eight-inch Berry Bowls with foot, t i 2o cents, now 1"? cents each. I 120*'ream t'itoi.er*. in cents, now at t I . > cfiuH cicn. ,, I 49 Klght-lnch llerry How la, 2ftcenta, ? now at lft cent* each. I Htm 14 luoh Worry dUbe*. small aize, e lo centa, now at 3 cent* each. r 19 frta. Hugar I)lsl?, Cr??m Pitcber, t Putter Dlah and Hpoonnolder, 75 centa i. now 35 eenlK par set. 1 42 Large Water PUcheni, 3ft centa, H now a1 20 cent* each. * I 144 1'lckle Diahea, ft cent*, now 24 e cenlx each. n 21 Oor-n Fancy tumbler*, 7ft rent*. _ | now at 56 centa per dozen. 72 Vinegar bottle*. 1ft centa, now at !h centa; 37 fall and Peppera, email ai/.e 10 centa, now at 6 renta jwr pair. ? lee Cream *eta, thirteen plecee, $1 20, now at HO cents per aet. 12 Molaa ea Pileliera with spring lope 3ft rente, now at 17 renta each. 23 I>eep Olive llowla. 3-Inch, 7 (tenia . no w at 4 cent* eaeli. 7 Dozen Berry faucet r, 90 cenla.now ' at 4o renta (>er tcvZen. 11 Dozen Goblet*, 44 centa, .now a I 3d centa per do/en. Theae prices are below actual coat. Ternia, net caah. Look out for our next adv trtlaenient. If. IIranclt.