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ICftSTOBIA
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LANCASTER AND ? UESIER
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Schedule in effect Dei* 17, 1899
(Daily except Hunda )
WEST HOUND | KAS'I BOUND.
! No's. 14 ttnil 16 I No's 7 and 16*
I A M. P M. A y. P M
7 57 6 00 Ar fhester Lv 10 30 8 10
7 HI 5 10 Iiicliburn 1110 8 47
7 I'J 4 58 Kascnmhville 11 ho 8 57
0 57 4 30 Port Lawn 11 50 9 13
P M
0 30 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 30 9 40
No. 14. leaving Daticaster 0*30 am
J makes close connection a* hosier
with Southern Kailwav No 30 for
('harlotte and points north; and Sea
hoard Air Line Atlanta special"
for Atlanta and points west A'so
with <'arollna and Northwestern Kailwav*
No 10 for enoir N <! and intermedial*
points, ami "-out* eru Kail
ny way No 33 for t'oiUinhi a d points
sou h
No. 17 leavinc t heater 10.30 am
connects witti Southern Railway No.
30 from Columbia and *oints south;
Seaboard * ir I due " Atlanta Special"
from northern and CMMtern points and
. Houthern Rh Iway No 33 fr m North -*
em and eastern points, ,4-i t m Lanf.nii
r ? itli - t' & O I*! for Ihaek-huiir
It? , Hi l.-avine li'torn-ncr 4 ho i? m
<*<?nncris at LiiiiiMolfr wi'li S ?' ?fc G K
it houi auulco anil Marlon a ?l South- I'
ern Itaiiu* ?y N > ill at tn-ster for |
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No 1 "> leaving Chi stor H.10 p m,
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ill'I*. M. I'lylor, Deceased. '
Al.h I'. f?iiii> indebted In the estate |
>f I* M l*i o-r, deceased will
Hi??* furw r at once ami matte -ettle- '
no-lit wit h i he uiideraigued lVrnonw ,
li'ivi claim* against said estate will
liresviii ihein duly Verified, to the (
undei signed.
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Tradei-ville Items.
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M it. Kimtou:?Tradct?ville bus
nearly completed tier line df telephone
connection with Lancaster
and talks can ho hud from grades*
vi11? to u11 point s west on the line |
lo Lancaster ere long.
Thm-low \Y Italk's school gave
in excursion to South Carolina's
famous wonder, the Forty Acre
Hock, the popular and celebrated
spot for picnics. The number of
excursionists was somo less than
me hundred and fifty, requiring
* beautiful train of buggies. The
train pulled out from Tradeavillo
it 9:3b a in, and arrived at the ,
marvelous wonder at 12 m. A'o
took in all of nature's scenery j
ilong the road until we came to
,l.? ! _ A I ! * * I - m *9%
iiu ijuniiii niu*? town oT Iaxahaw, 1
when wo glanced toward the o .st,
where up the lucid sky the murnng
climbs ? viewed the church;
iteeples, academy with its busy ;
trains and the numerous structures
if art, hut we passed stoftdily <?n
ward. All the patriotic colors
were exhibited along the tram,hut
Willie Hegler headed the procession
with a white flag at full mast. I
o make easy tho minds of the ;
leholders from fear of an evil 1
PhiIippitsn or Spanish invasion,
while Mr. lie I k Wrought up the
ear in TradeBville'Hswell accommodation
turn out with a
modest hut dignified Dewey air, 1
lot wising to make himself too 1
unspicuous 1 ? the scene of the
1'radesville accommodation,spread
lis overcoat to prevent the dazding
shine.
Of course it was too early for
.he prettiest part of the year
when the soul might have heen
iited to lofty heights of ecstacy
ind felicity hy promenading and
reposing amid the olives unci
the vines, the gorgeous flowora
ind the starry hlossoms on tko
tanks of the sapphire stream
which tripples with foam crested
?auntlets tnrough the rock, nor
lid it retlect splendor from the
ight of the golden sun and shin
ng stars for the weather was somewhat
incle uent and the shadow of
he clouds hung low. Neither
was the music ??f birds or the
aughter of sweet hlossoms heard
>r seen Hut on the othei hand
lothing was to molest the jolly
toys from the*r seraphic adrairu
ions of the never fading flowers
if Tradesville, with dark eyes
ooking at the wintry night, at
ho fair white earth, at the faint
shadows, the Mars made through
ho gilt bordered clouds. Hut
nefore this, on arriving came, one
>f the moat interesting and enjoyible
periods of tho day 'With
jubilant delight a suitable place
for dinner was selected whero tho
irtistic skill of the ladies was;
manifested by the artful prepara
Lion of one of tho most luxuriant
feasts ever witnessed since the
ila> s of antiquity, served in modern
picnic style. Then tho company
tiled in line by twos to explore
the monster ? first passing down
an almost precipitous hill to a
sparkling rivulot winding itself
through the high hills, presented
a most mountainous like view,
for on either side you would have
to ascend by pulling up by trees
at which place a lucrative growth
of uonlar is seen. We nnvt n?nl
up the stream and came to a dunpeon
which is aaid to extend underground
three miles. On entering
the mind must accustom itself to
monstrous shapes, to the silence
and weid intluence of a subterranean
world. There is no light
to greet the eye of the astonished
beholder. Fancy is dazed at the
novel form. Aroand us is a
silence that speaks. Awe and
reverence passes us as we think
of the infinite mechanism. We
passed out and soon found ourselves
on the level east border
which presents a most marvelous
view. Many other noteworthy
portions of the rock, etc., conk
ho mentioned hpt fot fear of in
trading upon your valuable space
ivill conclude hy saving, while
Homo were serenely musing it
;alm repose others with jubilant
>houts could he heard from diitur
rmt portions of the rock croste<
hills. Hut nil were gathered to
jjether niike and < nco more th<
train was composed and all sailed
utoadily in the <;rand procession
home. Minister.
voi r ?\ii' ?-' >
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Are grand, hut Skin Et option:
rob life of joy. Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve, cures thorn, also Old, Run
ning and Fever Soros, Ulcers,
Boils Felons, Corns, Wurts, Cuts
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chuppoc
Hands, Chilhlains. Best Pih
?ure on earth Drives out Pain*
ind Aches. Only 25cts. a box.
Jure guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros Druggists.
A Military School to he Opene<
in Yorkrille.
Special to The Slate.
Yorkville, Feb 24.?Prof B A
Davis, ,lr, president of the Vir
;inia Business college at Rich'
nond, Va, has leased the old lvin^'i
Mountain Mi itary school build
ngs and proposes op ning a nnli
arv and business school at thii
dace next fall. In a recent Utter
to your correspondent h<
dates that he is already prcpar
ng his catalogues. Such a school,
for the larger set of hoys is van
much needed at this place an<
will no doubt he arell patronized
[ am informed that he will brinr
i number of hoys with him foi
the opening.
MRS HAYES MURDERED.
In Her ApartnScnU by Dr Caldwell
Who Kills Himself.
New York, Feb 24.?Mrs E I
Hay a, tbe wife of Dr E 1' Hayes,
i dent'st, formerly of Chicago,
l>ut now with oflices at tho Hote
Endicott, in West Eighty-firs!
itreet, was shot and killed tolight
in "tier apartments in thai
lotel by I)r Frank D Caldwell,
in assistant to Dr Hayes.
Caldwell then shot and killer
aimself.
Dr Ha es was found in a druj,
itore near at hand and hurried t<
[lie rooms. Ho was <piito dis
traeted, talked wildly and it win
feared for a time that be wotilc
tiaro to be restrained He couU;
not offer the faintest stigge?tior
)t a cause for tho wild act ol
Caldwell.
HOW'S I II is f
We ofT-r One Hundred Dollar* H?'
ward for any oa-e ->f a nrrh < ti u caie
not he mir-d hy Hun's t'atarli t'ure
S' J HKNKY '?) , I'rojM To
le-ia, <)
IVe die uuderslaned have kniwi
J Stum y f .r t??e i?t-t lo yearn am
telieve linn t? rl'eedy nouorabh' in a!
business trims u-iiuim and li lanrialM
shle to carry oui any ol* igalinnsmadi
hv tlielr li ui
VVKMT.V I KI7AX, Wholesale I)>ug((i>t
loledo, O
Wai.dino Kinnan a Makvin
WhnleHHle Hindis'*. Toledo. ()
Hall's I'aiurrh rure is taken in
t run >y,.Hetin?? dire -tly noon the hloo?
and murou* mirfaoes of (lie system
l*ii e, 76o per hodle Sold l>y al
I iriiw'^ist.i. rentimonlalH free.
Hall's Kami I) IMIi* are Ihe heat.
Figure# of Southern!Mills.
The Manufacturer's Kecort
prints a lint of tho cotton mills o
the South. North Carolina ha
209 mills, South Carolina 100
but our State leads in spindles ?
1,857,030 against 1,423,581 ii
North Carolina?and looms?51,
851 against 34,942. Georgia j
third and Alabama a had fourth
Arkansas is at the foot of the lis
with 18,360 spindles and 31<
looms and the gre it State of Texa
has hut 43,056 spindles and 1,34!
looms.
In this State Columbia lead
the towns with seven mills, Green
ville coining next with six.
r KILLED BY A CONSTABLE. <
1
Jesse Green, Wanted for Larceny,
, { Shot When Trying to Escape.
? i
1 Special to The State. (<
I Anderson, S (', Fob 50 ? .Jessie '
Greon was shot and killed Salnr- '
' day afternoo I?y I)cputy n!tc . Williams
near Five Forks about |}
5 seven miles from hero. This no- I
' g ro for some time has been wanted
1 for larceny and several minor
crimes. Learning as to his whoroa !'
hoots, Magistrate Waklicld issuc?l
lu wai rant for him and deputized
Mr. Williams to make the arrest. J
1 Williams found his man walking | on
the public road near Fivo Forks '
postotlice and immediately placed
1 him under arrest, whereupon the 1
*> negro broke loose from the ofticer '
. 1
and started to run. Three shots
were fired at htm. After run..;1
ning fur a few puces Green atop- :
pod and attempted to draw his j 1
own weapon when a fourth sin t 1
* felled him. 1
Deputy Williams quickly took '
the dying man into his buggy and
hastened to the nearest physician I
l out the negro died en route. 1
- Green was ahout 20 years old.
4 Storm Wednesday.
Quite a scvore storm passed j
s across the county from west to
' north Wednesday afternoon ahout
3 5 o'clock, a combination of wind,
" rain and hail.
Mr Scott Wilson's burn and gin ,
r house were blown down. One j
1 mule was killed and another so ,
crippled that it is thought that it ,
' will die \\ e have Heard that
others in the barn escaped without
serious injury.
The house of Mr .1 G Smith, at
Lowryville, was blown utT the
ptllarH and otherwise damaged. 1
- Mrs Smith was struck by a falling
mantel but not much hurt.
The dwelling of Mr defT Revels
' and nearly all his out buildings ,
, were demolished or badly injured.
Mr lkr t Roberts and others 1
I about Armenia suffered consider;
i
I ably, but we have no particulars. (]
Much damage wki done, we
t learn, on a place belonging to Mr
i John ltrakctield. ?Chester Lan- ,
tern.
KIHM 1 It Iv'S | 1
:. > ? ??V k J i
1 Was the result of his splendid
health. Indomitable will and
t tremendous energy are not found
j where Stomach, Liver, Ki Ineys
I and Rowels are out of order If '
you want these qualities an I the ,
' success they bring, u?t? Dr. King's
f New Lift* Fills I'liev develop
every power of brain and hotly.
Only 25c at Crawford llros' Drug
Store.
. Increase in South Carolina Cots
.! ton Mills.
J
Columbia, S (', Feb 2<?.?The
)j Wilmot Mills, of Henna l'ath,
3 Andorson county, was "chartered
I tfblft v * r*ut\i f u I t^i lit l H
V-.., ,
The Sutro Mill*, lit Yorkville,
will double it* rapacity. This
I brings the amount of capital pro,
jected in cotton mill* in this State
since J ami way 1st to nearly
000,000, or noarly $,*>0,000 a ?lay. j
There are several < thei c oncerns
which have not yet erystulizod.
j The Ash worth Klectrieal Com j
f pany, of C'heraw, capital $100,..
000, was chartered today, lihode
Island cap'taliats are back of it.
$100,000 for (Joebel'H Assassin.
B Frankfort, Ky, Feb 23.?A
k II M / I nn.l iilikllAflNll / 1 /N 1 I <k M* a I n n I V .
uuiuuru lliifiirvimi ti?niui?> rrni u|i?
^ propriated today by the legiwla^
j ture an a reward for the arreat
and conviction of the aflaaagin of
j Ooebel.
i
[>onjc Completely Encircled*
Paunleberjj, Sunday IVlaycd,
Pob 2??.?The situation iH unL*hati{jfe<I.
t'ronje is completely
uico'eled now by llritish troops.
Knj/ineers are roiet in lv extendnjx
the trendies nearer his laager.
Artillery and rille lire i> incessant
tnd becomes deadlier every hour.
CKONMK'S CAMP.
said to be r.ntirelv a! (Jen K >bert's
Mercy.
London, Pel? 27. ? The I) ii 1 y
Mail has 4he following dispatch
from Paatdeberjj d.n'el Sunday:
" There are about six thousand
men beleaguered in Men Cronjo's
:in?|?, exclusive of tde losses lie
i:is hitherto sustained. His
Family is not with him although
there are women and cliihlreu in
the camp, The Boor position
now is almost exclusively confined
to the river hed. The enemy are
ntirely at our mercy, hut Lord
Roberts is treating them with
Ejreat consideration from motives
nf humanity."
MKKI rOltlOL'H I'KIOI'Ali\ I l<)\\
MV AMOS OKAV M. I?.
.-If er exp ising ? el <> idem nog
many of tie dnuhtiul hihI c?en iuiurnms
prepar-ati ?ns for til** hair and
scalp which are produced -ami pu' <m
lhe in ?rket l?y illt'erep iiianu ac urers.
It is in leed a g e at r>- id to ah.o <>
make a special report upon so worthy*
a preparation as ' \ 11 kink " li is
a prepa a'in 1 tout wiU s uaighteu and
take (he ki k 00' ol <*u ,y one id is
in niufactured tnd soli in tli trade liy
hun tgh A Kich, of New York < ny.
Io eomiuoiijus i *e loth ise gentlem-n,
we neartily cotnui *u<l ir as we h?ve
in the pa-U eondeinried many so cad* il
hair gr w<*is aod res 10 erv aod ofoer
preparations f ir the tretlment of li>e
hair and sea p.
For som-' il ph *' \ nti-kiok" has
iteen toe s'i je p of a pa 11s ak 1 og 1 n*
ve-iicatioii 00 the part of th compilers
of the** ttep iris, and a spirit of
fairness impe s "lies atemcnt tli t Hie
most searching ex t <ii ia i*?n b.*u 1 ?ht
to light much til CO nieetion w th
"Anli kink" tha' is w >r<liy of t e
highest consideration; 10 f tci. 11 in
every respect tnei its our highest prose,
and alt*?r Is the most gratifying results
and absolute safely 1 1 hs use
There is no head of Pair that it so
kinkv or cur.> . no matter what the
na ionality or color may tie, that a
thirty (Ski) day treatment of "Aotikii.k"
will not st auhteii out in a
most gratifying maiioer.
If properly ami vigorously applied
us directed, il will mi art such a lustre
and brilliancy to rhe hair -a will make
tin* ii?c of all oilier preparat:oos as
Hrilliantii-e entirely unnecessary.
We have devoted much time and
lalior to a thorough investigation of
li is 1 rally woiid- iful liair preparation,
i 1 ordi r 1 luai we might intelligently
advi-e our readers ad over 'his nrnad
land, whose inquiries reach us by
very mail as i? its virtues and worth,
land it i* witn a nigh degree of satis-,
faetioii that we find th - esiili* of .en
loves Ration warrant u< in ^ivinij
v <i i i-Kiuk" (lie siroogeat editorial
ii ul ntU<ai?l endorsement i?f 'he
I'NITKIi STATUS IlKAl.TII HKl'OHTH,
'hoie who follow the surest ions
herein contained may rest assured
Hint ill every essential feature * Alilis
kiok" will he found to he a most ex*
client article. niul4 sure to achieve
xiiece-H where directions are faithfully
followed. 10 S desman wanted.
INotice !
riMlK TOWNSHIP HOARDS OF
1 AsHessor* are called to meet at
their u-ual places of meeting on the
tlr.Hl Tuesday in March 6th insl I9(M),
for the purpose of ? aiivaaaitiK and
K<|uali/int; the returns aa taken l?y
the County Auditor.
The returns will he r?a<ly to ?ive
out by llrst Saturday in March to the
ditlercnt hoards, and after
will immediately return fame to thin
otllce with their report.
JNO A COOK,
(Jo Auditor.
Feb 21, 1900.
Notice!
'p.ll K COUNTY BOARD OF Rquali1
Zttion will meet at the court
house, Third Tuesday in March, 20th
itiHt, 1900, for the purpose of hearing
a<l grievances, if any. from the valuations
made by the Township Boards
of Assessors.
M C OARDNKR.
Hup and Chin Co Brd of Equalisation.
Feb 21. 1900
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