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I^ancastor, H. C, tj
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According to the Chester Lantern
ex-Congressman Strait doHares
that Senator MeLaurin will 1
not dare to go on the stump again
in South Carolina
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0 81T1 CAB0LI1& & GE0R61& .
tXTEHSlOB II CtiM"MY.1
SCHEDULE NO. 2.
In effect 1-01 a iu. Sunday, Ju:ie 18th ^
DBTWEEN
Camden, S. C., ami Shelby, N. C. '
? Daily. Except Sunday ?
West 33. 1st class pass Mixer East 32. I
p. m. 1 eave Arrive a. m. .
12 05 Co unh n 1145 1
12 26 DeKslh 1112
12 37 Wcstville 11(H)
12 50 Kershaw 10 45 '<
1 15 Heath Spiings 10 30
1 20 Pleasant Hill 10 25 ,'
1 40 Lancaster 10 05 I
1 55 Riverside 9 50 i,
2 05 Springdell 9 40,
2 20 Catawha Junction 9 30 1,
2 50 Hock 11111 9 10
3 12 Tiizsh 8 32
3 25 Yorkville 8 20 !
4 25 Blackshurg 7 10 .
5 (Mi Earls ($ 50
5 OH Patterson Springs H 40
5 15 Sht-lby H 30 j
l* M. AM
IS U T W ii ? N
Black.-burg, 8. (', una Marion, N. C. 1
? Ddi'y, Except Sunday ?
West 11. lid class, mixed. East 12 j
a m. Leave Arrive p m. t1
S 10 Blacksburg 0 10
8 80 Earls N 50 i
8 4(? Patterson Springs 8 38
9 2<l Shelby 8 30
10 25 Henrietta 7 00
10 50 Forest ( ity 0 35 1
11 15 ltutherfordton 0 05
12 05 Thermal City 5 30
12 25 Glen wood 5 05
12 50 Morten 4 45
i\ M. i?. M.
GAFFNEY DIVISION.
? Daily, Except Suuday ?
West. 1st class, passenger. East.
15 13 14 10 I
p m. a m. Leave Ar Ive a m. p m |
4 30 5<K) Blacksburg 7 00 6 30)
4 50 6 20 Cherokee Falls 6 40 6 10
6 10 6 40 Galthey 6 20 5 50 I
I* M A M A M I? M
Tralr.s Nos. 32 and 33 connect at
B! icksburg connect with trains on the
Gaffuey Division. Train 82 leaving
Shelby at 6 30 a m connects at Blacksburg
with No. 36 on the Southern Ry
going Nor h, with 20 minutes margin
or transferring, e c. Passengers leaving
any i>oiuts on this line between
Shelby and Blacksburg can g , to
Charlotte, N. ('.. spend 3 hours and 2T.
minute*, and return the same day. It
connects also with tire Southern going
-outh, and connects at Yorkyill* with
the Northbouud train on the C ?St N VV
R R with 30 minutes margin for trans
ferring: and connects at Rock Hill
with Aro 33 on the Southvru Ry going
South. The best connection this frain
makes at Oitawba Junction with tire
HAL going North gives 11 hours lay
over; going Heutli, 12 hour* and 43
minutes, nearly all the 'ay over is in
daylight. Connects at Lancaster with
trains on L & C Ii R for (?heater with
a lay over of 3 hours and connects at
Camden with the ChttrIeston Division
of I he Southern for all points South.
TiuioNo 33 connects at Lancaster
w ith (he I. A. C for Chester ; w ith 'he
s. a I. at Ca rtwbt Junction, hotli
North and South, with a lay over of
about 6 hours ; wi'h No. 34 on tlie
Soutlo r i at Itoek lli'? going North,
giving 5 hours day-light lay over ;
with No 12 at Blccksburg on the
Southern Ry going North Also with
the Vestibule on the Southern going
North.
Train No. II leaving Blackanurg af
8 10 a m will get passengers from the
South from train 36 on the Southern
for a'l points between B'nckshurg and I
Marion, N C , and will connect at Ma-1
riou with t lie Southern Ry, both East !
and West. Train .Vo 12 leaving Ma*
lion at 4 45 makes good connection at
Blacksburg witli (lie Southern Ry in
both directions,
Samuel Hunt, A.Tripp,
President. Supt.
S. B. Lumpkin, Gen. Puss. Agt.
LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY.
BETWEEN CHKsTKK AND LANCASTER.
Scliedule in ell'ect Daily except Suuday
on and after Sept II, 189.S.
WESTBOUND I KAS'l BOUND.
No's. 14 ami 16. | No's. i7 ami 15*
A M. P M. A At. P M ,
9 65 5 55 Ar Chester Lv 11 00 7 00
9 07 5 07 Richburg 11 38 7 45
i 65 4 65 llascombville 116- 7 55 j
P M
i88 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 15
i 00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 50 S 55
Connects at Chester with (Southern
Runway, Heaooard Air Line and Carolina
and North-Western Railway.
Connects at r ancaster with the Ohio
River ?fc Charleston.
Leroy Springs, Pres., Lancaster, 8. C.
J M Heath, O. P. A.,
\V H Hardin, V P and Aud., Cheate r
Tickled because I
pain. 1 can do the .same for y>
effects result from my extra<
pleasant ness and satisfaction i
I've tho experience, the "kn<
doing all branches of scientific t:
Special attention given
Work. No charge for exatnii
Dr. J. E. Rutlei
LANCASTF
I1K YAQUIS INDIANS ARK|
ON TIIK WAR PATH.
everul Americans and Mexicans.
Including Cien Torres, Rep ?r led
Killed.
Now ' )rleuus, A i _r. 1. A
poeial to Tlio Times I Vomeral
rom Ortiz, Alex, says: "Any j
on tit that Yaipiis an* on the war- :
iath in earnest was dispelled to- |
ay when news reached here that
everul Americans and Mexicans
ad been killed in I'ueblos, or j
owns in the Ya?pii river valley,
ast and s'uithea t of this station. '
"The courier who came in j
nth the news of the slaughter |
leelares that he saw a desperate
ight at a point forty miles south-j
ast of Ortiz, and that lie has
vidcnce that ?F F Raiiilcy, a merhant
of Hermosillo, and K Mil
er, a photographer in hiscmplov,
vere among the killed. Ramlcv
vas one of the best known A'nierians
in Sonora.
TIIK FIG FIT AT C A I, A M HA. I T
it Was Sharp ami Severe While
It Luated ? Seven Americans , S
Killed.
Manila, Anjr. 1?Sunday's fight
it Calambu was a warm one. The !
nsurgonts were unwi ling to al?an- ' si
Ion the place, which is the key to fi
Lhe Luke road. Gen. Hall, hear. Id
nr that (Jen. alalhar was pre pa p
ring to make an attack, sent Maj. Id
Woisenberger with three coin pa- s
nios of the Twenty-lirst Infantry, h
three troops of cavalry and one of ' t
Hamilton s guns to attack the in- !e
surgents. Tlio detachment found
u force of 1,000 rebels behind | v
hastily constructed intrenchimmts. <j
I ho rebels held their tiro until the ti
contingent of the Twenty first c
Regiment was within 300 yards c
when they tired a volley. The'c
Americans <lroppcd in the high |(
grass out of sight and returne v
the tire. I^ieut Gove, who was ,
walking erect along the front of |
the men, was shot in the arm. j
An insurgent otlicer equally brave
stood at the top of the trenches, Idirecting
the tire of the insurgents I
until he was killed when the Filipinos
tied.
1 luring the lighting on the north | C
side of the town, a small body of i *
insurgents attempted to enter the v
south side, but a troop of cavalrv |
repulsed them.
1 he total loss at Calninha was ?
seven killed ami go wounded. lb
dead insurgents have been found. '
1 he American garrison is going to
Calamba. A bod y of insurgents y
visited Tay Tay and killed several i
nativos who wore friendly to the f
Americans.
Cfironic Oyspapsia^ ^
71 FTFlCsuiT^rnigforncarly thirty years 1
from dyspepsia, Mrs. H. K. Duguale. h
wife of a prominent business man of
Warsaw, N. Y., writes; "For 2S years. I was
a constant suitorer from ayspe|*u* and a
weak stomaon. The lightest food produced 1
istroas, causing severe pain and the forma- \
tion of gas. No matter Low careful of my
diet I suffered agonizing paiu afts r eating. ^
was treated by many physicians aud tried ,
numerous remedies without permanent help
Two years ago I began taking Dr. Miles' |
Nerve and Liver Pills and Nervine. Within
a week I coinuienced improving, and per- ?
si ting in the treatment 1 was soon ablo to ,
eat what I liked, with no evil effects
I keep them at hand aud a .-ingle dose dispels i
any old symptoms."
Dr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug- r* ,^53
gists under a positive Mile*'
guarantee, first bottle IfiL NfifV iil A ~!vl t
benefits or money re- ^ '
funded. Hook on dis- n>'*<^atOros ?
ease* of the heart and WuXy M?cfth
nerves free. Address aT&lf/ f ' ? AfjLl '
DR. MILES MLD1CAL\j^ShajtTcT ,
PIMPLES f
".fly wife had |)|(ii|>lm on li?-r lure, but
she has Oeou taking CASCAllfciTS unci tlicy
b ive all tlltiappearod. I bad been troubled t
with constipation for soinc tone, but after Ink
in* the first Casearol I have bail no trouble
w ith this ailment. Wo cannot sis ak too hi|?b<- i
ly of f'ascarets " Khkh W ah i man. t
ftTOH German town Ave.. Philadelphia. I*a I
CATHARTIC ^
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TMAOf MARK RIOIftTIRID I
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Ta?te f?o<><1 fk>
Oood, Never Slokon, WPiikrn. or <1 ripe lOr. 36c. 10c
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... |<
Mtrllaf liaity CMeMf. ttkir*. Meetreal. Rw Vat. tit 1 J
MA TA DA A Sold anil guaranteed by all dm* i
nU-IU'DAU riiU to CV KK Tobacco llabil. 1
i
extracted his tooth without
on. Neither pain nor after
?ting. My methods suggest
n.stead. j
>whow" and me facilities for
lentistry at tho least cost,
to Gold Crown and Bridge
nations and estimates.
jge, Dentist.
!R, 8. C.
"The inhabitants of the towns
n .and near the Ya<pii valley are
n a state of terror.
"(ion Torres, commander of
he first military zone, which in ludes
Sonora, Sinaloa and bower
California, who was in the field
vith the Twelfth regiment, is relorted
among the slain.
' No information is obtainable
ret of the number of fighting Julians
under arms, but if the outireftk
is of the proportions of the
,var ended in 1SD7, the number
nay be placed et between three
ind four thousand.
"This outbreak is a surprise to
he State and army officials.
"It is impossible to secure accurate
figures as to the total num>er
killed to d ite. but the est i
nate at 50 011 each side is not
orifcide:ed excessive.1'
Charles Broadway ltouss, tlie*
dind inillioniiiro merchant of
Sew York city, has made gilts to
iitblic enterprises in Winchester,
C'a., his former home, aggregating
*100,000. His latest gift
van made last week, when lie
presented the city with the sum
>f $30,000 for the erection of a
ity hall, coiuliti tned only upon
he city contributing *lo,m)0 in
iddition for that purpose.
Mr Iionss sustained !'; h
nuch of his property dm in ' tin*
var by the raids ot t!ie l <
tVhcn the war was ended he went
o New York to recover some of
lis stolen wealth and has sue
ceiled. He D di\ iding hi- pr
vith his native eitv, which was
lecimated hy Grant's army.
The effort to raise s:.,ooo for
lie erection of a mouinenl to Gen
Mart Gary has not l?cen ahar.doi. d.
The otlicers of the association
vill make u linul effort t<> raise
he amount hy l'.KMt, and if they
ail, the association will disband.
\ THOUSAND TO.NGi i!S
Could not express the rapture
>f Annio 10 Springer, of 11 *Jd
Howard st., Philadelphia, Pa.,
vhen she found that Dr Kind's
Sew Discovery for Consumption
tad completely cured her of a
tacking cough that for many years
tad made life a burden. All other
'omedies and do -tors could give
ter no help, hut she says of this
[{opal Cure ? "it soon lemoved
lie pain in my client and I can
low bleep soundly, something 1
an scai eely remember doing before.
I feel like sounding its
praise throughout the Universe."
"*o will every one who tries HiKing's
New Discovery for any
trouble of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs. Price 50c. and ?1.00.
Trial bottles free at Crawford
Pro's Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed.
Ilrtita with too wkaUtor 70a oontlooa
Orr*? killing loOarn. hthll. NO T? IU(^J 1
nrnorn lha daalr* far U?l>*.o, ?Ut ^41 Ml HH
n> MrronilMrtM ?tmIi nleo^fl . IVI^P'
Una, [mrtAaa tha blood, I I /X
toToa loot oohood. I I l^oo# boioa
*?* too atro*?l^| I * 1 JJ^oold ?m0M
Is haoitb.no * I ^^A^oo??.i cm r?TB? 7
M |i^"OTOHAC(roo
own druirltt who
J |l w * ir Toko it with
^ Vl^^^owill,pott, ntly, paraialantly Ota
hoi, !. aaoolly curaa, I bviea, MM,
Essasva.
Fattening Ilogs.
No country on earth can produce
pork as cheaply ns we can.
No fault can ho found with hams
and shoulders of American hogs,
and only the absence of lean
streaks prevents our bacon from
taking first place. J'nder present
c< nd:tions we can not afford to
produco bacon such as comes from
Denmark anil Ireland, because
there is more profit in producing
weight with corn. With all these
advantages of cheap food and
favorable climatic conditions, wo
can prod.ice pork very cheaply,
but wo should not bo content
with this. Wo should try to
produce bettor pork than wo do
without adding to the cost.
(\ cry few farmers would say
tlicy (Id not know sill about raising
hogs, but the truth i?, very few
really do know tlio best way to
feed for the best results in quality,
gain in weight and honlthfulness.
Most farmers arc inclined to
think the best way to feed a lot
of hogs is to put them in a lot and
keep corn by them all the time.
Corn and corn alone is enough for
a hog, they think, and to feed this
in an unlimited quantity requires
neither judgment n r sense. Tho
average farmer does not read, nor
does he bother himself much
| with thinking. The man who
is above the average reads and
thinks, and he knows there is
much to learn in even so simple
an operation as raising a hog. lie
knows that corn alone does not
urnish all the elements that go to
make perfect work. The thinkI
ing farmer provides pastures of
clover or blue grass for his pigs
and gets them up to 100 pounds
or above with grass, wheat, bran,
skim milk and such nitrogenous
feed as m ike lean meat and bone.
1 hen he feeds corn and oats and
bran, and toward the last feeds
Mill the corn tho animals will cat
with a good appetite, and goes
; into the market with a finished
product that he may be proundof,
which has not cost him any more
than a full corn fed hog would
have cost. When nll/ farmers
follow this course then will American
pork have come into its own
and the price will rise to its true
value. - Nebraska Farm Journal.
\ CONGRESSMAN ROBBED.
Was Traveling in Europe With a
Small Fortune in Pocketbook.
Is, Vug 2. ? William C
hovering, a member of the United
Slates hainc of representatives
from Massachusetts, was robbed
Saturday last while on his way
from Ostein! to this city. Mr
hovering while in tho station at
Ostein! was jostled by two men,
but look little notice of the occui
ronec at the time. On arriving
at this city, however, he discovered
that his pocket nook, together
with S Id,000 worth valuable
papers and notes for 865
1,01111,1 , i rliii,r tiiwl /ltun
J . ^ Mt?<? MIOH|/|K Ul Ull.
Mr Lovoring ut once notified
tliw authorities, and the matter
was placed in tho hands of tho
police.
SUM! ItKWAKDi 9lOO
Tile it'i'lcrn of this |mj?er will ho
pleased to learn that there is at l-ast
one dreaded disease thai science has
la-en a le to cure in all its stage* an<l
that is Ailarrli Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Cafarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting
dir<ctly upon the blood and mucous
suTraces of the system.thereby destroying
the toll ndatToii-of I he disease, and
giving the patient strength hy huild(
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing i<s work The proprietors
have so much faith in its
i curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any cast, that it
fall* to cure. Hend for list of tesli1
monlals
Address, J F. CHENEY A CO.,
, Toledo. O. MT.Sjid by Drugg'sts,
| Mo.
I Wanted?An Idea S252S
1 protect your IdNa; th?r mil twin* you w?*MS
writ* JOHN WKDDHiHUHN * OO., PtMl AMs
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