Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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EHBflHHHnBHHBHBMHMHI The Kind Yon Have Always in use for over HO years, S; All Counterfeits, Imitationi Experiments that trifle wi infants and Children?Exji What is C Castoria is a harmless mil goric, Drops and Soothing coutains neither Opium, J substance. Its age is its g and allays Feverisliiiess. 1 Colic. It relieves Teething and Flatulency. It assimi Stomach and Bowels, givii The Children's Panacea?T GENUINE CAS" ^ Bears the The Kind You He In Use For C THE CtNTAUN COMPANY. TT I 9k OLD, STSONG, " RELIABLE ! Home Life insurance Companj of New York Issues all the Libel al Forms of Lift and ' ndowmen! Pol fci s,Daiih, Loan Paid up Vh lU' S ?nd extendedXn*u? ance TXTfitt^n in Policy OONTHAOT. Call to see T S Carter, Itesident V C>r writ > t<? L S Miller, (teneral Ay;nt, 1402 main street, COLUMBIA, S. C. MONEY TO tA> AN. IH A VK MaDK arrangemen s will broker* in New York ? iiy througl whom f hii> anle to place loan* secur ed by a first mortgage on improver MrmH for live year- time, payable ii iumallme' ta, at the low rate of 7 pe ?<M)t. Interest per annum. The broker age and (he charge for aba tract am inspection are email and at the ex penae of the borrower R E WYME. Atty at I .aw. OmmAf OataartU, owm con*Mpauon forever Mol 9S?. KUC.C fall. ("WNTlaM ridimfl <aon?j Bought, and which lias been , lias borne the signature of has been made under liis per1 supervision since its infancy. \v 110 one to deceive you in this, s and " Just-as-good" are but tli and endanger the health of icrience against experiment. /ASTORIA jstitute for Castor Oil, Pare; Syrups. It is Pleasant. It lorphine nor other Narcotic uarantee. It destroys Worms 14- l\:.. 1 1 -man a ib vui cs i/iui nu;ii> uiiii ?? mil Troubles, cures Constipation latcs tlie Foocl, regulates the >tr healthy and natural sleep, ho Mother's Friend. fORIA ALWAYS ) Signature of _ ive Always Bought )ver 30 Years. MURRAY STRICT. HIM VORH CITY. % > LANtlASlKU AND H ES I ER KAIL* ?. Y Schedule ui effect De-- 17, 1899. (t ti vexcept huniln ) W BNThwUN I? | KA< i HOUND. No's. 14 and 16 ! No'c 7 and 15' A Nl. P VI, \ M p M 7 7 6 00 Ar ?'hester l.v 10 30 8 10 7 '21 ft 10 Riclihurit 1110 8 47 7 12 4 88 Rasonmbville 11 30 8 67 6 57 4 36 Fori Lawn 11 50 9 13 P M 6 30 4 00 by Lancaster Arl2 30 0 40 No. 14 1 aviiiij Lancaster 8*30 am in ik?*s ciose connection a 'hester L with ^"U 0 rn Riti wa\ No 36 for ('liariotte a id points north; and Sea board Air Linn ' Atlan'a Special" for Atlanta and points went Also witli i aro ma and Northwestern Rail* wa\ No 10 f-?r etioir N C and intermedial# points, and Snutbem Rail, way No 33 6>r t'ourabi a d points f sou h No. 17 leaving I h-eler 10.30 a ill coniieets wi ll Southern Railway No 36 from Columbia and Dints south; Seaboard Dr i.iue "Atlanta Special" from nortiieru ?nd eastern points and Souiliern R>i Iway No 33 fr m North ern ii'-d i-UH'erti point-, a-' i a Lan ca'?(er*ith ''AG E for Black-burg. h N ?. H> having [jt imwer 4 00 p m co eta m( Lancaster wi h S " A. (i K v fora amden au<l Marion a (1 South* ' ern Kaiiwiy N ? 34 at heater for i harlot e a< <1 nninhi norMi No li leaving t'li.s e' 8.10 p ra, conn oia at ? Insier v?itli southern i Hiil*a\ N > 34 from > >i onia and point- aou'n I ! Ja M HK TH. Geo Pass Agt IjEKOY i- PRI n (iPresident,.. Notice to I>ebtors and Creditors of I*. M. I*lyler, Deceased. Ai I P-i-.m- iMii?*li e.l I ?tlie estate ot P vi Pi - h r, deceased will c inn f'?- ? r at once <nd niaKe -ettieniiMit wb.lt iiic undersigned Persons t> a i claim* against sni.i estate will preseu' 11.eiii duiy Verified, to the . undersigned. W. B P. YLER, (Jeo. W PI,YLKR. Executors. I ^ Z~ t C "3 a vs. > _ V* ?. _ ? ^ 'i.maK^ ?<c :? a? ? o'1 g 11 i. | _ 2. 3 X 3 Mk m ^S5.3."s g ~>~5P p 5^ .? s i ? # % m i Is S -'^C ^ UL r,.s - s s r 3 r ? g & ? ' 5 _ c ? 8 - B' S ? o* * 1= - ? | & ? J I C/3 g < =r. ' 2 ? ? ? i H CTCI c ^ o ^ 3 r; -? ? >-r1 ?Ml ? 3 ? 3 ? P < < , . ?. ~ ? s~ ? K* ? a ^ - era ? . ? 2- 2. a 3* -c S Q J?. 2 rjQ r-t' ^ ? 5 $411 ? 3 ' p i ?- Z ? a a; S. arc^s. ^g-s; o er , B - 5 ff. 3J ? D <T> ^ ?1 B ? 5- ? ? Z^Al S o ? p V g' SSS?.f |a| ^ ' C/> w8 &; 2 o ^ ! o| o* 2 ? g a -? * -? S^ I I I ? McLAURIN HAS DECLINED. Urged by the President to go to the Philippines hut Preferred to Stay Here. The News and Courier Washington, Feb 15?Senator McLaurin was todav invited by the president to sei ve us a member of the new Philippine com" mission. The junior senator from South Carolina received a message from the president stating that he desired to# confer with him on a personal matter. The hour for the conference was appointed for this morning. Senator McLaurin went to the white house and had a long consultation with tho presi I dent relative to the membership i on the commission. The whole j subject was fully discussed, the , scope of the commission and the duties expected to be performed by tho member# of the comtnis 6ion. Senator McLaurin expressed his gratitude at thus beine honoied hy the president, but said ho could not see his way clear to make such a personal sacrifice which would separate him from his ' family. The president asked him to consider the matter fully before declining the invitation and said that it was his intention to appoint a representative southern democrat on the commission. Senator McLaurin replied that he had no desire to retire from the | I senate, where his surroundings are very agreeable, and he feels that he can render more efficient service to the cause of cummer cial expansion by remaining in the senate than by going to the Philippines as a member of the comtn ission. A THOUSAND TONOllKS Could not express the rapture of Annie E Springer, of 1125 Howard st, Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption had completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure?4'it soon removed the pain in my chest and 1 can now sleep soundlv, something 1 can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its praises throughout the Universe." So will every one who tries Dr King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c and #1.00. Trial bottles free at Crawford Pros Drug Store: every bottle guaranteed. ) Baptists Excluded a Dispenser. Athens Or, Banner. Mr Macon C Johnson, manager of tho Athens dispensary, is no longer a mam her of the First Baptist church of Athens. This church took action upon his case Sunday morning and on his refusal to give up tne position he holds at the dispensary, the church hy a vote of three t.? one excluded him from membership. The objection raised to Mr Johnson was .not personal, nor did it pertain to his private or re ligions character. It was based upon the fact that he sold liquors at the dispensary. lie had strong defenders in the church, they ( maintaining that the dispensary was established in part by the votes and influence of the members of the Baptist church, that it j was deemed to be the nest solu- j tion of the whiskey that could he obtained in Athens, and tha* Mr Johnson had accepted the position of the manager of the dispensary only after coasultation with tho leading memt>ers of the church as to his religious duty. Ash Wednesday comes a little later than usual this year, falling on February 28. April 13 is Good Friday, and April 15 Eaeter Sunday. r ... , . MOLINEUX SENTENCED TO DIE. Declares his Innocence and Do nounces the District Attorney as a Coward. New York, Fob ?16. ? Recorder GotF this iBorning sentenced Roland Motineux to be put to death tho week beginning March 2tlth. Before sentence was pronounced Molineux spoke out. He declared his innocence and denounced District Attr?rn?v ? -- home's attack upon his wife. He said ho was not guilty of the crime of which he had boon convicted "or that other crime." "I never had a murderous motive, and these hands never penned the address on the poison package or wrote any of the other disputed writings. But my situation is not what affects me most. I denounce and condemn the action ot the district attorney and his cowardly attack on the, lovely woman who hears mv name. It was the action of a coward. A terrible mistake has beer made about the hand writing. 1 never possessed a silver bottle holder." Molineux was taken to Sing Sing on the 2.05 o'cl ck train this afternoon A FN ICSRITFUa.lSI UNDKR Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever So**es, Cl.-crs, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure .on earth. Only 25 cts a box Cure guaranteed. Sold hy Crawford Bros Druggist. Mcl ^aurin Didn't Open His Mouth. (W ashiugton Letter in Atlanta Journal.) fiero is what Tillman said on the floor of the Senate the other day: "If ou want my opinion as to whose hands are red with the blood of American soldiers und of tens of thousands of Filipinos ? men, women and children? who hare been slaughtered like cattle, look around and call to mind the men who made those strong and eloquent pleas, those earnest protests on this floor in opposition to the treaty, and even gave personal pledges to their fellows an to how they would vote. Those are the men who, whether from corruption or from weakness or r both, guru the President the legal exc *e which he needed to prosecute the war." Will .VlcLaurin tight ? He heard every word of it and didn't open his mouth ! Items from Monr>e Bnquirer. Eight divorces have been granted at the present term of court. A man who has lived three score and ten years appeared in the court room nere lust Saturday ub plniotiir in a suit for divorce. lie has been married four times. He has buried throe of his wires and obtained a divorce from No. 4. Perhaps ho will be on the carpet for wife number 5. Dr. J E Ashcraft dismissed the last smallpox patient from the |>e?t house last Thursday and again Monroe is rid of that disease. Other towns which are having so much trouble with small|)ox should take lessons from Monroe. No matter how much kicking was done against vaccination a strict enforcement of quarantine laws, that kicking did nol amount to anything; consequently the loathsome disease has beer confined to very few persons here. PAflTOniA. Us K.rd Ycu Hw Almji Beqfl rnr? j rr, * *? x TILLMAN'S TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN. South Carolina Senator Praises Lender of Union Cause During Speech in Congress. (From Mr. Tillman's Speech in theSenate, January 21b) The condition in regard 10 slavery and the ceaseless agitation had embittered the South against the North and the North against South. Secession and belief in States' rights, for which the South has always contended, precipitated the conflict. The North fought to 4 u-. tt?: 1 4 t I'l ? C 1 IHJ l. IIIUK HIKI ID I ret! the slaves, and the .Smith fought for solf-government and the inherited belief in the justice of holding slaves as projiertv. The Declaration of Ind pendence was the slogan of both sections. The North contended that the Declaration embraced the negroes, while ' the S nith, remembering that ! Jefferson had been a slave-holder, .contended that it did not 1 was jonly a boy of 13 when the great struggle began, but who can for get, even though a child, the angry outbursts, the battle cries that had led up to the bloody contest ? i Amid the storm of passion who | was the man, the embodiment of all that was best and noblest in Northern civilization, and even in American civilization, who stood as the groat apostle of liberty i Whose word* of fervid eloquence marshaled the Northern hosts ? Whose high moral purpose, whoss grandeur of character and greatness of soul, sustained those hosts in adversity and defeat t Who stood like a Colossus towering above the smaller, meaner men who surrounded him, and whe must ever stand above them, commanding the admiration and love ofailtrue men everywhere ? Whol Abraham Lincoln, and 1, from South Carolina, tell you so, and feel honored in doing it Whatever motives may he at tributed to others, whatever oi selfishness or ambition that enter ed into the calculations of others, I here declare it is my belief thai he never had u thought in con... 11 u . i? ?i- i - ?' - urtiu'ii tv 11u uic wuoio sunjoci uttered a word that did not have it* inspiration in the purest patriotism and the noblest aspira tion for humanity. He did not consider the Declaration of Ini dependence an academic question, It was to him a religion. BEATEN IN CHARLESTON. .J. W. Harris of Columbia Set Upon by Nejroes. Another Damage Suit. I __ Special to The State. Charleston, Feb 17??F W Harris of Columbia was set upon b} the denizens of the notorious Tec Mile junction yesterday and severe1 ly handled, besides being robber of a purse, containing #4, hit i shoes and hat. Harris has beer in Charleston since .January lit! 1 , last, when he applied at the city hospital for treatment. Ho wiu discharged from tho hospital yes terday nnd ho decided to rneasun j the crosstie* instead of taking i passage on r train. Ho loft th< s | trolley at tho seven mile oxten1 sion and th?*n began to foot tin way to Columbia. As state* ) ah. ve, he did not walk many milci before the negroos jumped him i frith the result stated, i Harris found his way hack t< . Charleston today and is now be ing eared for by friends. A , soon as he is able to travel he wil ' taka a train for his home. A man in Philadelphia makes i living by selling foreign hotel express nnd railroad labels t< I people that paste them on theii baggage to create the impressioi that they hare been abroad. " It--1 Two Senates In Session. KENTUCKY KIVAL.S OCCUPY THE CHAMBERTOG ETHER. Proceedings Opened With Prayer and Closed Without a Free Fight With two Presidents. Frankfort, K\\ Feb 10 ?The j - democrats held a session ?in the state house today, P csident Proc tor Carter presiding, and adjourn* j ed to meet Ht 10:30. The reptib*' j Means adjourned on Saturday to 1 meet at 11 this morning. The ' senate convened ?at 10:30. Both - Carter and Marshall presided. The republicans recognized Mar* shall. The body adjourned after prayer, led by Lieut Gov l^eft* hall. The democrats, recognizing Carter paid no attention to the republican proceedings and continued in session They reaffirmed the former action of the senate whereby Goebel was declared governor. Senator Triplett, antiGoebelite, voted with the demo crats for tho purpose of making a 1 quorum. j A Chance to Buy Foil a Home Any party or parties desiring 1 to purchase any of the real estate of T M Fitzpatrick & Bro., in the town or county, can get prices 1 and terms by calling on the editor ' of The ledger. The Messrs Fitzpatrick havo so lie very de1 sirable farms ind valuable improved town property and their ? being on the market gives men of . ! model ate means a splendid oppor. tunity to purchase a home. r Ixiot Among Negroes. i , Special to The State. Cheraw, Fob 17. ? A bad tight , has just occurred near Cheraw , among the railroad hands, in which three negroes were shot. 1 Th*y are dangerously wounded. One of those who did the shooting has been captured. The . others have run. Names are as f yet unknown. M KRI rOKIOUH PREPARATION. ^ i BV AM<>8 (IKAV M I). . Afier exposing and 'omlein iin< many of the doubtful and even In5 iun< us preparations for the hair and t scalp whicli are produced and put on the market by different manufacturers, , It is in 'eed a ft e<4i relief to be ab e .o utake a special report upon so worthy a preparation as " Vnti kink " It is u ...... ? .? aiimi 1'iui win m-.raignien hiki take the ki k out ol <*u> 'y hair and in niiiiufii'tiirml ami Mold to Hie trade by l>uri?gh & Kicli, of New York t'ity. In conuumi jua i re to those gentlemen, we i.e.rtily oomm *nd it. n+ we have , in the i a-t condemned many so <-aihd hair gr w*os and restorers, and ottiet prepsmt i mm f >r toe treitumnt of t lie hair a'd sea p. For ho til * da.h "Anti-kink" has been tne hu jeji of a pains aking in* j ve-iluaiinn on the part of til com. | piiem <>f thee4 Kep iris, ami a spirit of r fairue*w imps'* the statement th t ttie I most searching exuninu ion brought ' to light muoti in connection with ! "Ami kink" that is w ?rihy of tne | highest consideration; in fict, ii in every inspect merits our highest praise, ' ami *11'?r is tiie most gratifying results > ami absolute s ifety in its use. t There is no head of hair that it so kink v or curly, tin matter w hut ttie iia> loiialiiy or color may tie, th it a 1 thirty (3<i) day treatment of ''Anti*. . kii k" will not straighten out in a j most gret; fving manner. I If properly and vigorously applied ' j as directed, il will impart such a lustre -> miiii uruiiuiicy 10 nie linir "s will make , the use of nil other preparat'oua t* Brilliant ine entirely uiinece?Mary, * | We have <levoted much time and * 1 labor to a thorough invent igation of i , thin truly wonderful hair preparation, 1 in order that we might intelligently ' ' advine our reader* all over thin broad I land, whone Inquiries reach uh by ) every mail aa to itw virtue* and worth, ? and it I* with a high degree of satian faction that we And the rnaultn of our ' investigation warrant ui in giving I ''Anti-kink" the etrongeat editorial and official endoraement of the UNITKI) BTATKH HkAI/TH KEPOKTM, ^ Those who follow the suggestlona herein contained may reet aeanred ' that in every essential feature "Antl* ' kink" will be found to be a moat ex* r oellent article, and| sure to achieve 1 sucoeee where directione are faithfully followed. fflrtiilesmau wanted.