Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Tbe lLhid You Ihivo Always II An for or on* JV> yean, 1 ?~ and lit AIIII\T I All Counterfeit*, Imitations s Haperlnirnt* that trifle with Tn?*at* and Children?Ex per What is Ci <Dourtor?a is a harmless snhsl jyorie, Iiropa ami Hoolhiitg .* Mmtainn neither Opium, Mo abvUncn. It* aye in it* jrnn jtod allays FevorishucHS. 11 lOollc. It relieve* Teething1 1 *.ad Flatulency. It assiniila *tonch ami I towels, giving 'fho Children's Panacea?Tin C1IKUSKE CAST Bears the J The Kind You Hai 8n Use For 0> THt QCNTAU* COMPANY. TT MU T* z. _ T ?? '^%r '^T1 " \ i ' ,. jr * " i;?iM ? -V ." ? * 7 ? ^ . i ? *? 7. " r i ~~ *-+ m 1 5 i T: w * ? Tr *~ ' "= a _ ? *!* * cs - | s = ! ' i J = 5 ? ? 1 J. J Z. S I i ^ ji- i <- - L * m ='= ~ ? 'w ? jr * >?- &? ge ^. - s 3 ? w * 4*** cr.o a 3-r * i C3 7 ? H <?; cb =.i ? ?: : S3 | = r ? ? | a t?s":' I; ^ 'l Is *??? -r Z. '; f~ .. X* "? H" _ U ?> =T t- ? ST S ? - ^ ? = * A W. ? ?*. M,> l > . v n.livi. iu. I jtu a 1 .~\ - - * ''J ' v ^ i V 11 HO ' fjfl KAIL . -Hotiedule 'ii cfl' ' Au>{. ~{? 19oo. (i >xi i> *niinl ? ) vVK-si'.ti HT A ? H \-r?> I'M), *!>??. 14 -nd 18 I No's. .. and 15 A U. P >!. v P M 7 57 5 5? V '.!'? ? IjV 9 4 > 8 In T 21 5 ?U Ui.-in.ur^ 10 2 8 47 7 12 4 4/ vilie 10 4 ? h 7, 6 o7 4 27 h'or L.t'*ii 11 00 9 1 P Vl a 30 4 00 l,v listncx^tor Ar 11 40 9 40 ( V > il *. i i' j . . t-*'??i' (j;i > mil ?j iH <: m-i i* in ip(! iii il no-iier vil l ' >U i r i I i' Vt, Xo. .>'> for Cm.'i i i til |? tin i 'i >* 'i; Hint 4e i Tfcit'l V r fi* i * VMhth Siihc'ih!" for All to * fi l ii? 11 .vest A ?.i j ritli <J*r> 'ii ? i I \ tliw,*st?*rii II til *iy V i i ) f ir .?:i ur N\ (> .ml inter m ?Ii it" p">! 'it* til 8 mthem It ti I nr t / \ i i { for '/'<> unl ii a'id point* woo 11 N j, 17, leaving Cu ?ster 10.30 4 111 v 4 m i- 1 linlwiy N? from Colli abia a 1 I onint* south; S-ib>*rl \ir Ijioe Atlanta Speeip" r fc tm northern in 1 - isiern points and (Southern Kiiwiy N'o 33 from North- .1 ?*r II All Ml (il'il >1 >' 1 , i I 1.1*11- J I cuter wjlti S OAO 1'/for Itlacksh irc- 1 N ?. 10 1 uvi 1 . 31 at Chester for Charlotte and points north. No. I), leaving Chester 8.10 p m, 'tetiutels at Chester with houthern | Itti. cw .V >. .41 fr >n Jolunobia and i??i niH Hon I h. J A.S Af. ll K vTH, Gen Paa-. Atft. iL?ROY rtl'RI.N'H. President.. I ' *?1 > ! ????? ^ J * FOUR PAPERS A WEEK * FOR ABOUT THE * PRICE OF ONE. *1 Tl*l? paper and the At'anta Tmlom-p-Waek Journal for I SU5. I , #WWflWWH#< I I I HHH44 I L *"V . mi. 1 . louglitf aik1. M'liicli !ivi.s Loon ?as borne <be signature of is uccii iiuau uiitlcr his per= uporvision since its infmicy. 110 one totleeeix e you in tliis. iiul " Just-?s-j;?o(l" uro but and endanger the health of iciiee against I'lxpcrimcnt* ftSTORSA itute for Castor Oil, Pureiyrtips. It is Pleasant. It rpliine nor other Nurcotio rnntec. It destroys Worms onroa l\.u . .....1 'roubles, cures Constipation tcs the Food, regulates the healthy ami natural sleep. 3 Mother's Friend. OR1A ALWAY3 Signature of ?e Alwajo Bought /er 30 Years. i I M ? 'v 1 *. I ! ' 1 W ' ?*V . ?) : > v iic \r ! ? iii K, ?*? f>11? Vi'MtiLi | V r - . ; ?- - , A i: t I )i?- li i in) l i ? |n :! " '*? j i1 i c??j . i' |?? 'itiiu'v > i-f inru-v i .< lu :>' <> iM 11 a v ' an l i: ltd i '?l>a i iji? ht.iis* 1 .ill has, at lufcl, }>:?v->*?ii a hill i I (*??vi?I n?_r f'?r th? fntnee t?y , the t*t??of the h >t?? i|ih: *va.? iiliitl Iiy popular awh>crip? ) i. iii r? i-r ! in 1 In t h? I ale lien rv VY <; ra?lv. Tin* home r?>*t origially 4 to,<>'>< , and the ide* *as to p"v?i-iil it to tile ,htat?i mnply r?n condition that the state h<?ul(l maintain it for th* iifmetit of th* veterans rii? uuif^t ha* he.-n f ?ii_?hi over in neurit' every m?n, nion of 11 in legislature from 1SS9 until now The acceptance hill' (milieu an mmuihI appropriation of $16.0<K) for maiiitniiiance. If the pre-ent wheat crop proves a .success, the next harvest will make York county richer than it has hewn ut any time, at least ein< e the war. Thei s will he fewer dollar * to go out of the county f ?r hread, and that will mean more dollar* to remain at home It is, not wnat a man make-: hut what h? saves that makes him rich. So with a community. Kverv indivi dual v\ h ? raises wheat instead of Inlying Hour,will he just that much richer, and the community will ho ju?t so much richer in proportion. York county was benefitted a* much this year t?t its hig wheat1 crop, it itus by the advam e in cotton. The advanced price of cotton has been of more apparent effect tr? moat people; hut a care ful and accurate investigation , f . | the situation would probably gi.e the wheal yield tho credit for the Lrreater increase of wealth Th? thing now is to h<1<1 cotton to tho wheat. Yorkville Enquirer. I'nder the poll tax law which ins just been pasted in Mississippi i man who fails to pay his poll tax will have hisname published in the local-papers, will tie disfranchised ind will run the risk of a S'iuO fine and six months in jail if he thereafter attempts to vote at a primary election. "The taxpayers," it is explained, "are tired of having their votes killed by those who contribute nothing to the snppert of loeal government and public institutions." * * DiHinterested Opinion. t'ii following from The SaTan il) N<*ws jjives the fact* an<l the i im philosophy of South Carolina's vriii.kav business from a disinter *?>t?d a (I unbiased standpoint: S ??ith Carolina's 'great moral lMiiiiu ion,' tli* dispensary, has pifp-ned for a merry Christmas ordering $*500,000 worth of one Ikh three mil fmip.V _U... _ , . ?.... ix/vn a v. n HI* L?\, brandy, ^in. wine and hear. Hie sain* 1 ihk* 160 carload* of h*lf pint and pint flank* were ordered. Die lispMnaarv i* pursuing tlx hu-tnaaa It it making ' erv wan a drunkard that it can * i- o.r l h tlm ravAimi Yat it i? calI 1 a temperance and 'moral' institution !" 1 he diapanaarv ia in for tha '??i.?d>; t>i? hypocritical pretenaa Mai it la >t moral institution and a a'ep towards pr i hi I lit ion hat 'men t! n. >t abandoned by it* ktrongast det? nd?*ra Another and mora p.-ipiu argument i? now taking ita , i?. tint the dispensary ti lax aaver Mm- 4i<;umeiit Appeals powar* fiill\ i-i ili? averaje tax payer, e*p?viaiir iu a state where the ci.-Mture'e purpose seems to he I ? pi'? on" all that the people will hear A'?? have bought for a 1 mg time 4lie sain consideration that in elc the 'iijuor business ao sought n'n-r hv individuals in license day would finally control and dominate the people of iha stair ?that is ita monev mukinur feature And it <? in mi* that th dispensary will prorr the greatest curse: iu ita dohuuehir.^ tli? sentiment. of tha pe'pie I?v tins appeal to their selhsbncss. The dispensary is, if not mora tolerated now than ever, not hecause it restrains lienor-drinking, I 4 I - inn necauee ii encourapes it, and thereby t>rin^?? in larger revenue into the state treasury for tha reduction of taxes. 1'hie reduction of taxes will be more apparent than real; for with the in rease in revenue will come iucrea** in expenditures in tho multiplication of oflices and in a mu'*;pli. i v of appropriation* for various p lrposi e that would not be thought of where there is the necessity f r eooeoaiy and retrenchment. But the people will look at the thousands piled up in the treasury by the sale of liquor, and many a man who once opposed the dispensary wdl cease his opposition an t content himself with the reflection that he is not responsible for its existence. The system is a liupe vampire that lulls its victim to sleep while ^ it sucks its best life blood Greenville News. I Ii EL I EE I V > / x not 1 i j DmLieasing Kidney a .<! it.adder dmi hs? relieved in hix hoiirn l?y "n kw (iKKAT SnlTTII AMKKK'AN KIkNKY ' l ie " It i-* a nre.it surprise on count of ii* exoeeulng |>r(.mntu<?* in relieving pain in bladder, kiineynand , bs<k, in male or female Relieves re | fenlinii of wa'er almost immediately. , I f you want i|UieU ?elief an I cure this is hereuiedv Hold tl?v J ! ' Maekey | <k Co , Drutfpdst I.unruaw ?, S. C. Married ami Worried. ? I She wept. "Oh, y on editors are horrid !" ahe aohhed. "What ia the trouble madams' inquired the editor. "Why, 1?boo?boo?I aent in an obituary of my husband, and? | boo ?and .said in it that we had been married for '20 year*, and you ? oo ?oo?boo? hoo?your printers set it up 'worried for 20 years.' She wept. The editor grinned. Perhaps it mi all right. Who knows? WANTED -ACTIVE MAN of nood Character t>? deliver and collect in rtouth (Carolina for old eatabllahed manufacturing wholesale houae $000 a year sure pay Honeaty more ttiau experience required' Our reference, any bank in any city. Encl<>ae self addreaned atamped envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn Hi., Chicago, _a.fi Three Net States Arizona, New Mexico ami Okla- I horua to Cotna int<> the Union. Atlanta Evening Journal. It K?enis prohttblo that three i states will heceated at the present lentiion of congress in apite of it brief duration and the presa of other mattera for consideration. Both the Democratic ami He ; publican parting in their platform* this year pledged themselres to the admission of Arizona, New | Mexico and Oklahoma Both par ties seemed to want this done as soon as possible, tie Republicans asking for it at an "early date'' and'tho Democrats "immediately." Bille have been introduced proriding that the three territories named shall bo clothed with statehood Senator Fairbanks is the author of the bill t ? admit Okla homa and Indian Territory as oee ntato, whereas Oklahoma is safely I Republican. Party considerations have usually controlled in the admission of states and will have their effect Upon the pressnt congress. The state proponed hy Senator Fairbanks would hare a popula tion of nearly 809,000, Oklahoma haying grown from 61,384 in 189o to 398,245 in 1 0<?0, ami tlie Indian Territory from 185,182 to 301,960. The general idea that the popu 1 at i on of the Indian Territory is composed mainly of Indiana is a ereat mistake. A* a matter of fact, of the 391,96<> people in that territory only 56,033 are Indiana, or only one seventh. There, are only 5,927 Indiana among Oklahoma's 398,425 people. Put t i ii tr these territories together would gi*e the proposed new state a population greater than that of eighteen of the present atates. Neither Arizona nor New Mexico has anything like ho strong a claim to statehood a-. Oklahoma comnineu with the Indian Terri torv, or even alone. While Arizona'* population has, increased about 1"0 percent in 10 years, it is vet luit 122,212 New Mexico's increase liar been only! 26 per cent, its population at present being 11*3.777. Still, both Arizona and New Mexico, not onlv have more population but more substantial qualifications for statehood than cither Wyoming or Nevada. It is likely that j we shall soon have forty-eight' states instead of lorty live. Dispensary Hurts Business. Columbia, Dec. 18.?Governor' McSweeney has icceived a rc<piest from fine of tho largest whalesale drug companies in the State asking for the right to ??ll malt extract j and malt tonics in the State. It i<*' I stated that by refusing to allow South Carolina dealers to handle this class of goods others ifo the j bunineMS The State hoard of ceatrol submitted sample* of these tonics to the State chemist who reported that the amplan eontained alcohol officiant to "bring drunk" and the State hoard doe* not wish to have the aula* continued. Governor McSweeney finds that , ha can do nothing, under the law, ^ to permit the sale whan it is re- ; ported to him that the tonics are 1 alcoholic beverages. The only hope, it seems, is to get Legislative relief. ? Ask in New* & Courier. One Hundred Drowned, Forty Others Miaaing. Madrid, Dec 17?ltiw l>elieved . that a hundrad lira* were lost by ' tha sinking of the Garrnan school ship Gnairtanati at Malaga. Forty badly injured ware tsken oil the wreck; forty in a small boat are missiag. ' ' > , STKV H V % ??.'. >m Ut Hank Robbers Get Away with' $15,000. j Shelbyrille, 11>?I , Doe is Burglar* entered Kennedy's I?mf 1 k. at Hope, south of here, early to-j dar ami blew open the *afe and enured $15,000 I'wo buiy'M'-,1 looted the bank while a third kept watch outside with n carriage, in which they all escaped. A posse it in pursuit Old Ne^ro Murdered. I Special to The State, Lauren*, Dec 2<) ?Wliit C.?r\ a darkey 79 year* of age, died one niifht this w ek -i fow aiil-s from the city a* a result of a pistol! wound inflicted ssTaral d-tv* ij > | l?v Martin Milan , a voting wrhde man of the same coinmnnit v. Milan* ha* departed tor other clime* Mr. It A Cooper, on* of the I youngest memhers-elect of the house of repreaeetat ires, after' crivinir much aMidv to the question, 1 has drafted a piatol law which will ' probably !> presented to the next session of tin le.* stature in .junto i arv. Criminals in France. How the I labit 11 ft I H!'? Forced to IWcomr Good (itizena. From the New York 1'rem In Franc* they man ape the habitual criminal question better1 than ia ativ other country in the, world For instance, a pickpocket, j a profeaaiona beggar, or a habitual al "drunk tnd di*ord*r,yM is, brought op for hi* or her fourth or tifth conviction. It in proved i beyond doubt that he or she i* in j capable of performing the duties, and. therefore, of exercising the rights, of a free citizen; sentence ih passed tor tli*' last time, a ter * of imprisonment i> imposed which is reully a preparation for th* new lifa which the hopeless case, the piece of human refuse ia to lead: ' At tlie expiiation 'if yourj aentrece you will lie placed in relegation '1 says the .lud^e. That mean a banishment for life. The criminal never aeea his old | haunts, never mixe* with his old . I companion* a^ain save in exile. It will no longer l?e posaihlu for him to commit crime, or to contaminate the society which has now finished J with hies Moreover, he has j?ot' to work, an<l if he won't do that, I he will tin< 1 his food cut dowa end himself in a prison which is made just ahout as uucoinfortahlo for him aa it can he. France possesses two of these I i- ' - 1 ^rwunu* Kir numan re-1 fuse, ik they may be called One is Freach Guinea, which is abouti one of the hast places in the world t<? pet out of and star away from. Idie other is the Isle of Pines, whieh ia a coral fringed paradise far away iu the South Pacific, one ef the moat beautiful apota ever trodden by human feet or darken ed by the human crime. Their working day is about aevrn hours and a half. 1 hey are well treated, well fed, and by ; no meant overworked. Of course, j very few of them know anything about a trade. Their only idea in life has been to loaf from the cradle to the grave. Tboae who can never be made into workmen or workwomen are put 01 the fields, farms and coffee plantations. Others are taught trades, and gradually the ainsless, shiftless loafer of the slums liecomes a more or less skillful carpenter, blacksmith, wheelwright or stone masoa. Texas Cotton Crop. Dallas, Tex., Dec. 10.?The State agricultural department announces that the Texas cotton crop for 190U ia three and a quarter million bales. * i?? in aw Ao1io? to Deblori All imrlws ludHnrd tu inn .ti c |H'-. i' ?l in ? HI lh?? e.'rlii'st p|i ?ft ii i i \ m> I m-fil all (no uiniifv nn- iffi in 11 v, .1 l\ lintif t i?, l),>nli>t TRESPASS NOTICE. Kvi l \ 1mmI \ is f<if'?i-1?l?'H t?? ti ns-* pus* in anv ">t\ t?f> tlm lands of C A Pin- i i'i" l>, A' II Sunt) in 1'nt.ml township, IH'itlod ;?<* follows: On Bhs! ?v Shiii'I Hoik, on SoMtli ! ? (i \V on West tiv* .1 II Si;i11 u:nl on North I y stain line ' lie luw will lie enforced ajuinst inn person disregard in ?r 111i- notice x IN\ Icr, iV II "vipps. vr. tr <1T ?/?ar ^ >W *. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. >'U'I''K - ' I NK V ' IVKN * iit i c ftt v lii ii ?-i fr in 11" 1H 11 J I J it. t > h i . I I I e "Jl 11 11 I fi y Filiiiiiir* ill' I ' !" ' ?-c f ? ! (? i v n 11 i It i:?* i \ s of I |M II U-"' ' 'II " AM |iei-oim 1? vliifj ^i|ii|n i . in their pos- r ii in I'i'igr m. l.d (|i Ii*. Hi- '! I II - 11 - I ill Kill. I ? iI'hii trii-e e i-xec t'?r. ."'luli istrutr, fc-iM- Hrciiu' tiiur cm . ui'o t, :tt oril \ in I'm.Kir on '>? ! :*y Jw .nrny !I0 iic KM, IN. lit -.ill fur t ii?w, or our < iih | tMiH's y 11i >.1 n Ml c>| i.aiSiiie I'm- 11 i'l I :< X x ? t ;.er"oi'j wti nr it* m*-iI km uii.4 . t-arn a Ui-poit; u -o t'..t f ?? - ? nnlilierg mIi >v>' i.t- s i uf Ad \ f? % 1'iir \ml oi t?r hhhihi.iiii will aiu-n<l h?* )li<iwinir plus-o i> cooniy > u 'm V - It III"- i ? : w .i * <:oi sHiiirinv til ill- puhlii-: Oict'.ila - I iienl i., J * u ?rv HP) 2 ni. I' fa-tan' Vahes?VV edti?-e-l*\ J.ni'Jlu Ki'im ?Tit 0 roil J h - it a* i v 10th, Van Wvrk Fr tiny Jat<<iar< ltd). Dili*?a in, DivighL (> tu, Mouilay J tnuary 14' '< ! r il. Hviiic ? rut-* Im.s Jtn- ary 1'tii. Tax t an" - VVeO <*f?il ?y J i.iutry ifi h a. < 'r< k htl Ch "iir-iln Jan 17. Dr. * !.'a?Fri ia> J in lHlh I'ri iiiih ? Saturilits Jut-u y Ik Hai'e <4oul \| iri ?? M<ii ili\ J an i_ 1 *i. K.Pi?ll'??v I ue-nla/ Weitn mlHf January 224 n<i y '-'reek 1* U ? Mnn lay -a t 28lb IT< tier an a-*i ?>f Pip o-igiala urn. all por-oiia havinir a irrnm i mim- of f 2, oOD or ia -re a - iccjuir I t ? make il return nflliesamt ??> the urtitor at the nuieof maki k their oilier res turns. Il wiil he t?? iIih IiiIi rexi of every tixpnyer to make his reiu n piomptiy t?f ;? I 11*i ho11 i t-ropon s; ula ? uf a'l nnn-M rn or lInpmvemei)!* Oil real estate, ii ?l MHve tiu> |>?' u t> of 60 |?<-r i??, whi-Ii -tiiuchtn after the 20th of February All |r-oiim m. titling their reuir h to thi- utile? I v athiI will pienae hIkii the oiilli ?t bottom of rriiiru, ?lore mi tlleer who in authorized to t ike Miu HUU1H K "l>e?'l full V, KIIIN A COOK, County Auditor. Ht'ftLiQlMTKRS For Best Virginia Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris and Plastering Hair T. H DAVIS' UKCASTER IHHI Not h o to l>ol?tors and Creditors of I* M IM.vler, l>ere?sed. l i o ... ,, .... . i-.-.ii - IIMM-UTII l<> lllf ?'HtMte t\. of 1*. M. Piyler, def?a?nl wi 1 umn ' forwur I mi once and make ?<*itl**l muni wi li il.e undersigned Person* having e'aim* against add eoate v ill present t1 111, duly vended, t<i tbe undersigned, W B I'LYI.KK, Occ. W. PI YI.KR Kxecu'ors. Subscribe to The Ledger. MORE MULES : COMING.: V# and Horses, loo. Hav? W Q Q ink? well ni^'i sold out I (j O A (lie two ear IhbiU < ' s'ock we received the other day, Our Mr. Crawford is now oil the Western markets buying more Mules an I Horses for our rapid'y increasing trade. The car loads of new stock being purcharted hy Mr. Crawford are expected to arrive here Saturday of this week, so don't fail to call and awe them. You'll tlnd in this lot some rare beau* ties in both mule and horse-flesh. while you are looking at Anf] our flue stock, you cat. HIIU also take a |>eep at out handsome display of vehlclew-Huggiet and Wagons. ELLI0TT& CRAWFORD > * 1?, 1W9. w

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 22, 1900, Image 4