Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Da in x Laneas'er 6'30 aiu. in ik?< cms ? inneeiin at Hester w/t'i "iiniiiM'ii Kaiivva No 30 tor tJUafiotle i ill o lints ii inn; and Seab ?.ril Air Line ' Atlanta Special" for Atlanta ami points west A'so wmh < Carolina ami Northwestern Railway No 10 tor enoir N C and intermediate points, and -southern Railway N*o 33 tor I'olumto U id points hou ii No. 17, leaving <'Hester 10.30 a m connects witti Southern Railway No 30 from Columbia and "oints south; S aboard Vir Line " xt'nnt.a Special" from northern and eastern points and Southern En Iway No 33 from Northern and eastern points, an Lanea uer with s C & <i E for Black-burg. N ), 10, leaving Lancaster 1.00 p m connects at Laucister with S ?& (J E from Camden an I Marion and Southern Railway X 31 at Chester for Charlotte and points north. No. la, leaving Cluster S.10 p m, notincc's at ( Hester with Southern liui.vny N > 34 from .'olumnia and potuts sout h J AS \f. HE \TH. (Jen Pass. Agt LEROY SPRINGS. 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(il-INTLliMK V, (Jel Hie .Yew Nove 1 \ \ rc /TB . /PMT\ 9 ft TPf I JOtirtJLt IHUJSU i > .i rn >> Uie- (lot nrriij>e itii't Gleet ml (?? 4 ; <1 \ I s ad mi is in gieal. Pitveti's sui-Mure. a/i e nioiete. to lie car fed in vi'H1 yook'-t >ure preventa i e. -iel.t l>\ iiinl ill plitill I'Hi'kage repaid Oil I? rei !>' of pjiee $1 .illI t-er 1mi\; 8 I r $'2 50 rnwfont Bros I)i ugtgists* A ?ei s Fan-aster S W \ N i' Kl> M i l V E M A of go? (1 li ii'Hi'iei hi deliver him collect ii Xllltll Mill' llll fill <! si :<lli jslied union*a<'(iii inf w I i le-uie lioii-e $5)8(1, a y?ar sure j mv. Honesty more ilian I ex peril lice lequired. Oui reference ! any luiek in i?ii\ city Knclose sells addressed stanipe < euy-loie. Mann ' laeiuiers, Third Kioor, 8>4 Dearborn I >M , (Miichuii VIGOR If MEN Easily, Quickly and PermaNantly Restored mmmmr ! MJ ! 1 \JI 1 I 1 1 1 1 \J HUll IJ11I i-> ?nM with . written u ira< n*? to | rinv I nsoiiiiiiii. Kits I* /./mi s-, Hys- j ti-i a, N 1*1 vniis Dehility. Lost Vitality, i . seminal i.os-?*s, l?*ni'i tr Memo?\\? ! the re-nl' of Over-work SVork, Wor 1 l'v, Siek no-s. K' r.irs ! Yihi"1 or Over-| ii.dul.'em e l*ri<Mi $1; <( llOVt'S ijto, B> mail in p'ai.i paeksne io any address on receipt of price Sold on y l?y I Craw lord llrin, Druvgists, ageniH, I anoaster, s. i VIGOR qfMEN ' , (juirkly, IN'rniHiieiirly |{oNtore<l . ] HINDI I'O fc'fa'.&Ui i I' iri- <jki: \t i*1ckncii ton ic j AND \ I l'\ Bl'/, BK is sold with writ 1 toii una i a n too to on re Nervous I >el?i'it\ Lost Vitality. Fading Miiimry. Kits,! I n/.zim ss H\ teria Slops all Drains on the NervotiM S\stem f'aused 1 v i Mad Hal-its or Kxeeswlve lTse < f ToItaooo, opium. I iqttnrs, or * //iviiig i tli B. r o that Kill* " It wards ofF Ins idry, < onsiimptiou and Doatl t op ars iii. Biood and Brain, Builds upi lie Stia'ierorl Nerves, It eat ores the I'ire of Youth, and Brings the I'ink < i ow t<> Bale luekh aim Makes yu | \ ling ai d Stro g again ."?<>< , I li IJoM'.v jk.1. B\ Mail to Any \<ld,-e.?s. t mwior i Bms Druggi.-t, agents, Ban | easier, >. ' Sul.mm ibeloThcLedj'er. Itch o . human enrol in 30 minute bv Wool font's Siintarv lotion. Tbi* ; never fail.-. Solil by J F Maekey A i t'o ,l)run?i't. Lancatsr. S (' To Ttie Deaf. A rich lady cured of her l)eaf*! ness mid Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Eur Drums, gave $10,000 to his institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may , have them fiee. Address No. 1 1/1/1- ''III. VT* 1 I ? ' ' ii .mm i no /Nicnoison insiituto, 870, Kigth Avenue, New York, USA. 6m. Told of Fortunes r~ Latimer Wore u Five Dollar Suit, and Talked of Copper Mine Fortunes und Smoked Strong Cigar. Greenville News. Congressman Anbury C. Latimer came out of the front door of the Mansion house yesterday afternoon a vision in blue. No blue bird ever was colored as the Bel! ton statesman. I The was something fresh and, cool about him as he tilted his chair against tko frout wall of the building and elevated his number j e emus to the Main street view, j A cVowd of local celebrities gathered about him and began to talk politics and copper mines. "How much did you really make?" asked one of the crowd. "Well, you see it was this way ? " "That's a pretty blue suit you have on," said another. "Its pretty cheap, too, said the congressman, "I bought two of them for ten dollars. "My, but he must be rich !" grasped a hungry news' oy who had joined the convention. "1 got in on the copper mine ileal in this way," continTied the statesman, "I bought the stock at $25 a share. 1 was told to buy it at $8 a sha-e but had uo confidence when the price was at that figure. But 1 cot confidence when it was $25 and held my confidence until it reached $40." "How many shares di<l you I buy ?" asked the Major, as he requested the loan of the Colonel's plug. "Ten thousand," replied the statesman. The convention began figuring on the hacks of envelopes and grasped out in chorus: "$150,000 ! Gee !" ; The statesman waved back the lapel of his $2.50 coat and looked real bloated. "It pays to go to Congress," suggested a thin gentleman with a clove breath. "Well, 1 might say that if I had not gone to Mexico," said the s'ntesmiin with a saintly expression. "Last session was the time to be in Congress," suggested another gentleman with a Saturday bouquet to his exhalation. The rest of the party looked at1 him askaMce. j "WJiat about the senatorship?" , asked a fat individual with a sinistei way of looking at Congressmen. "Oh, well, its a little too soon CATARRH CAN Johnston's i QUART B "DAN<;v?it IN TIIU icautii AND .I A Wise and Venerable Doctor '1 In a. lending hotel, in a great city, a t Ing. Listening to his wise and seiitei dressed men, evidently lawyers, business My firm belief, is ' that medical scie eases without except ion are caused by ii isms. Here is the germ of that terrible <t of typhoid fever; and here is the still inoi causes that most destructive of all disc common nnd supposed incurable disease, " I wish, Doctor,"' said the travelim catarrh. I have had it for years, and I a The Doctor answered. "Catarrh, fever, and a host of other diseases, is the and attacking specially the mucous mem disease is especially prevalent in the Ih who is not, or has not teen troubled m> slu- obliged to remain at home from pleas of many intellectual treats, from fear of tarrhal affections. In its worst phase, tl himself and his friends. " 1 believe," continued this great ph tarrh is to medicate the blood. This can which act as blood purifiers." Hetsy A. Marett, of Manistee, Man s Dear Sirs:?For ten years I was a mi I catarrh. My face was pale as death. 1 \ hardly walk, I was so dizzy and had a hands and feet were always cold My a] in the morning, my head swam so I was < awful pains in the small of my back. 1 My muscular power was ahnost eutirel steps without stopping to rest, and often a pain in 103* side. It seemed as though tors said my blood had all turned townh ting well. I tried the best physicians in My husband got ine a bottle of Johnstoi bought another. When these had bee health. I continued its use, and felt 1 w freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel; kept on taking it, nnd now consider rnvs all the time, and am hnppy. I am positi The sick headaches 1 have had since ch tarrh has almost entirely left mo. I cam [ Sarsaparilla has done /or me. I recomi aches to use your Sarsaparilla. for that. The campaign ih Rome time off yet," said the Beltomte (shifting bis blue legs. "One thing makes me sad," | said the statesman, "You people are alwfcys crying for two sides of the question. You invited Mc- I Laurin here hut you never invited anybody else. Why d*?nt you get both sides. You can get it." A gentleman possessed of much dignity and poise bristled up and replied: "Sir, if you want trouble we can get it for you. If vou will accept an invitation to come here and meet Senator McLaurin on ttie nrih of .July you run got it. ! We can arruugo tho meeting 1' "Will you comer' shrit-ked h delighted chorus. "Of course," said tho Hellonite coolly in his tivc dollar suit and copper mine assurance. "All right; we'll fix it," shrieked the chorus hack. But the man in hlue with the Mexican fortune ulded that there were possible business engagements and anyhow the caul* paign was some distance ?dT and the crowd looked as if it had not been talking to a bloated bond holder and accepted an invitation to step np to room seven-eleven leaving the man in bine pulling on a strong cigar Educate Your Ilovrcls With Citncarota. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. 10e, 29c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who rea^is ti;e newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful ?' i' rf-v cures made by Dr. ' nfjr j. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, t i 6reat kidney, liver I fr^rrl (i. and bladder remedy. - IJ } i It is the great mediJ 1.1 C N/ r-H; cal trinmoh of nin._ I \\T1 ]\ l Ijllft tcenth century; dis,i ^ \ 111 covered after years of .i 'jr1*1 < *-*-% scientific research by I Dr- Kilmer, the emi5 _ _: isrf . * nent kidney and blad' der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame- back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roor is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital wotk, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by v/hich all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, a'so a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and i send your address to "i'lfrr^ Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Binghamton, N. Y. The regular fifty cent and Homo of Sw-nmp-noot. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. An Old lttcih Every day strengthens the belief of eml? nent physicians that impure blood is the cause of the majority of our diseases. T*7enty-five years ago this theory was used m a basis for the formula of Browns'Iron J'itters. The many remarkable cures effected by this famous old household remedy are sufficient to prove that the theory iscorree*. Browns'Iron Bitters is ?ol? by all dc&J?a? The One Day Cold Cure For cold in the head and sore throat use Ketv mott's Chocolates I.nxative Quinine, the "Oaf Dai' Cold Cum." BE CURED BY ^arsaparilla OTTLES. Ltd; DANGF.Il EVF.It?WHEHB.? alks about Advanced Science. .-nanus and aged physician was convarailious discourse, were a group of well . men and commercial travelers, nee is certain yet to show that all disivisible germs which are liviiifren^&n iscase uipnuicria. iicrt! lsuic Dimuns re dreadful bacillus of tubercle which ! uses, consumption. This of that very catarrh." * man, 44 that you would tell us about in thoroughly discouraged." ike diphtheria, consumption, typhoid result of a microbe invading1 the blood brane. This foul and most disgusting lited States and it is rare to meet one >re or less with it. How often is he or ant entertainments, deprive themselves the disagreeable odor arising from calie patient becomes loathsome both to ysicinn, 44 that the true way to heal cabe done only by powerful alteratives lee Co., Mich., writes: Terer from general debility and chronic ivas weak and short of breath. I could piiiorinw in niv head all the limo M \r pnetite was very poor. On getting' tip >ften obliged to lie down again. I had had a continual feeling of tiredness, y gone, and I couldn't go half a dozen that much exercise caused mo to have the blood had left mv veins. The doc*r. I had given up all hope of ever getthe state, but failed to get any relief, n's Sarsaparilla. I took it, and then I n used, I was somewhat improved in ras growing stronger; my sleep was renew blood moving through my veins. I elf a well and rugged woman. I work ve that the Sarsaparilla saved my life, ildhood, have disappeared, and my canot be too thankful for what Johnston's mend all women who have si?k head Court in Fairfield. Not an Acquittal or Mistrial? Daisy Cicero Again Convicted. Special to The State. W'innsboro, dune 15.? The dune term of the court of sessions that ended here yesterday was a1 remarkable one in that it was without an acquittal or a mistrial. There were two cases for the illegal selling of whiskey and the offenders in each instance were lined $100. For housebreaking Henry Hopkins was given five years in the oenitentiai v Th<? i case against Henry Franklin for murder was continued. This murder was committed several months ago, hut Franklin escaped into Lexington, whore he was arrested. The case against Sam Crig, Andy Brice, John Kewe and Will White for the murder of William Roshorongh was nol pressed. Roshorough, it will he remembered, was m >st foul I v murdered here on the streets of Winnshoro last Christmas eve. For two weeks the coroner's jury endeavored to find the perpetrators of this tcrnhle crime. No leward for the apprehension of t Ifw murderers at that time was offered, hut now a petition will he presented to the governor to offer a reward. Roshorough was a -t l succrssiui negro in ousiness and wan murdered for his money. Daisy Cicero, colored, was agiin tried for the murder of her husband. At the last term of court she was found guilty und the verdict of the jury this time was the same. Her's is a strange case. During her tirst trial she showed no interest whatever in her trial and heard the words "guilty" pronounced without a single movement. She manifested hut little inter* st in her last trial, and she received the judge's sentence without any outward emotions whatever. The governor will i?e petitioned to commute her sentence to life imprisonment,and this petition will doubtless he signed by all who hoard the trial. She had no attorney, and so J. E. McDonald, Esq., was appointed to conduct her defense, which he did in a most able manner. RELIEF /.V SiX HOUR Distressing Kidney and Kladde Disease relieved in six hours by "Nkw Gkkat South amkkican KiuNky CuHi'*." It if a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in bladder, kidney sand back, in male or female. Relieves re fentiofi of water almost mm-diately. If you want quick lelief and cure tiiis is the remedy Hold by J F Mackey & Co . Druggist Laiicastt ?, S. C ,tijMT'S COTTON ROOT? I|ENNYROYAL|ilLLS'ffr W MW:'i"' Pennine alway reliable aim i,adies! aIwhjh hhU lor l)i Hunt's rot ton Hoot ami IVii | nyroyal Pe male Pills. They never f lit ami never Injure Maileil to any eddress on reeeipt of si (HI by Crawford Pro.*, Drugjoists, Agents, Lancaster, S f. JAP&NER PILE DURE I A New and Compiei* Treatment, consisting ofBUPPOSlTOR PS,Cap soles of Ointment and two Boxes of! Ointment. A never-failing cure fori Pile-of every nature and degiee It I i mixes an operation with the knife, I which Is painful, ami often lesults in I death, ui.necessary, Why endure this terrible disease ? We paek a Writ ten Guarantee in each SI Hox. No ure No Pay. 60c anil SI a box, (} for I $5 Sent l>v mail. Samples free OINTMKNT, 25c. and 50c. CQHST1P&TIBH Pellets and great LIVER and STOMACH REGULATOR and BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleasant to take; especially adapted for children's use. 60 doses 25 cents. Craw ford Rros Druggists, Ag Mils, Lancaster, S. C. A* Ducertftla DInui. There is no (linost more mesrtais la its .ature than (ly*pc|>sia. Vh jsL.Hns sajr that he sympt mn of no two -vr agrse. It is herefore ,jost dilKcult to make s oowsst liaL'iio?in. Nn m?a?. ? ?.. whatdisguisedyspepsia attacks yon. Bretons' Iron Bitters will cure it. Invaluable in all I isoases of the stomach, blood and nerves, browns' Iron Bitters is sold bj ail dealers. k Negro Child Killed on the C. & N. VV. Railway Near Yorkville?A Cotton Seed Oil Mill \ Yorkville, dun? 14?The southbound passenger train on the Carolina & Northwestern railway, ran over and killed a little negro child, aged about 18 months,about G miles north of this place last evening, near the residence of Mr. I). M. I'arrott, on Allison creek. The mother was working in a field near hy and left the child with a negro hoy about six years old. They were playing on the railroad track, and the hoy had been told to take the child away from there, dot did not obey. It was in a small cut and the train bad started on a down grade.? When the boy saw the train coming, ho ran and left the child on the track. Engineer Srayer re. grcttod the accident very much and said he could not have stopped the train at that point if his whole family had been on the track. It was a case of pure carelessness on the part of the mother and bov who was warned of the danger by Mrs. Parrott. The building of our cotton seed oil mill seems to be an assured fact. A couple of gentlemen from GatTney, who arc interested in the enterprise, left here this morning. They have been making arrangements in the matter, and let out the contract for the building A \T II r* r~* * * 10 ivemir tv Co., of this place ? The main building is to be of brick. The roller Homing mill and ginnery on the grounds are to be thoroughly repaired and some additions made, and run in connection with the oil mill.? Work will be commenced at an early date.?Rock Hill Journal. When the loses of summer were bud* ding and blooming. And ripening wheat bent 'noath its burden of gold Onme a prodigal son, w'rld weary and teattered, To the jda^e where his footsteps had echoed of old. They el ina: to hie garments with tears and caresses. Till the cup of his welcome with Joy was o'-rrun. And (lie Howera of love and forgive tioss were woven In a blossoming crown for tlieProdigal Son. When ieides hung from ttie bare frozen branches, Ann winter winds moaned 'round the dwellings of men? Forsaken and honiele.-s, a prodigal daughter Creeps hick to the home of her childhood again. But thev drove her away in the storm and the darkness And the icy cold winds, with their hill piercing breath? While the pitiless curses that followed A - n< r footsteps Were keen a? the tempest, and ci del as death. ? Womanly Beauty Sparkling liyes iV ISriglit Paces Ale the Fruits of Sound Nsrves. HINDIPO T,K?g??HT Tunic and Yitalixor ' ores i' >-rvous Kxliaiistion.H\steiia, Dizziness, head* uclie Backache & Female Weakness so common attending the Monthly Periods. / t I I > 1 Passing through the ""*.1 l\ I trying change from (virlhood to Womanhood will Hud in it a wonderful relief and benefit. It Quiets and Strength* lis the Nerves, (Itemises the Blood, < 'lears the Kram and Tones up the whole System. Makes a Woman la?ok Young and i.v...i v.. - < 1-1 M Willi);. /-I'lCO IMK' , l)()\('S ^ent ? v mull to any addies*. lS.?ul by Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents, Lancaster 8. (J. ValiinOle toWcmrn. Especially valuable to women iB Browtu' ron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache | lisappears, * strength takes the place of weakness, and the glow of health readily comes to the pallid cheek wheu this wonlerl'nJ remedy in taken. For sickly children roverworl cd men it has no equal. No home diould Iwithout this famous remeily. Brown-:'I r- ' 'liters is sold by all dealers. Are You Wrakt Weakness manifests itself in the ions of ambition and aching bones. The blood is watery; the tissues are wasting?the door is heingopened for disease. A bottle of Browns' Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your strength, soothe yotir nerves, make your hlooj rich and red. Do you more good than an expensive special course of medicine. Browns' Iron Hitters is sold by all dealers. ffdlllBU?Ml IUca ttrffiffl exnmMtgyzrs? fagup. O *snr their $i "no o*m w 'If* .#* **fA 'r?