Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dally. t'cLmdan 8 20a 12 50p Weetvilk; 9 20a 1 27p j Kerabaw 10 50a 2 O'tp , Heath Springs 11 20a 2 12p i a?ca?ter 12 20|> 2 47p 1 . :Jlver*itle 12 40p 2 50u t'al&wb* Jet 2 30p 3 lOp i . Rock Hill 4 OOp 3 40p Yoikville 5 20p 4 18p Hickory Grove 005 4 50p Arrives. Blacksbtirg 6 OOp 5 20p Wlackabuig 6 45a 3 25n 'Patterson JSpg 7 45i 5 49p ' ^hetby 8 20a 6 OOp Henrietta 9 25a 0 41 p F<ice8t * *ity 9 55a ' 6 59p ' Rutherfordton 10 30a 7 15p ' ..-Thermal City 12 ()0a 7 oOp arrives. Marion 1 OOp 8 30p east bouni) i No 32 No 34 No. 12. Daily. lxavfb. Marion 5 OOp 2 OOp 1 'thermal City 5 36p 2 45p Rutherfordton 6 05p 3 25p Forest City 0 20d 3 50p Henrietta " G 8Sp 4 Op, Hfaelby , 7 15p 6 OOp j - Patterson Spg 7 25p G 12p l ahk1v es . Blacksburg 7 48p G 40p Leaves Blacksburg 8 15p 7 00a Hickory Grove 8 45p 7 50a Yorkviile 9 I5p 8 50a f Rock it ill 10 OOp 12 00a Catawba Jet 10 20p 1 30p Riverside 10 40p 2 OOp Lancaster 10 55 > 2 37p Heath Sprit gs 11 20p 3 15p * Kt.rshaw 11 86p 4 lOp We<;tville 11 50p 4 30p arrives. Csfmden 12 25a 5 30p GaFFNEY HUANCH. j westbound. No. 15 No. 13. Leaves. 31acksbuig 5 30n G 00a A ?1VK?. CinStney 6 lOp 6 40a - ?????????????, KA8THOUND. I-KAVKS CJaft'ney 7 10a (J 40p A HIV ICS Tilack.stiurg 7 50a 7 20p v SO Minutes for dinner. Note?Trains Noa. 32 and 33 are > operated daily Trains Noa. 34, 35. 11, 12, 13, 14. 15 and 16 are operated daily except Hun* - day Connections: At, Camden with - Southern Ry , H A. L.. and A. C. ! Line. At Lancaster with L & C. R. | R. At Catawba Junction with Sea. board Air Line. At Rock Hill vith Southern railway At Yorkvllle wi:h Carolina & Northwestern R. R. At 3lack*burg with Houthern railway. At Shelby and Rutherfordton with H. A. L. Al ? arion wifh Houthern r rkflway. E. H.HHaW, <4enM. Passenger Agent. Orlp makes one sicic. weary and restless. t Jh. Miles' Restorative Nervine brings rest. THE G- . 'HE CROW Our matclile coin ;r Carolina. not a better assortment of merohan f. VVhat oH goods we had have (1 now wo take pride in our new the latest and best in everything. Goods. figured Satin Stripe Lawns bought rice 5 cents. They are beautiful 10 case seersuckers in stripes and :s. Wo are m receipt of a lot of will run them at 8 and 10 cents, pidly. u v r n ...... ...VI 1>. a|/|iilivni I UKMI^UUlll the crowded court house when the , verdict was read. Or. E Oticohii'M An t. Olurteo i 9100 May be worth to you more than $100 , , af you havt> a child who Bone bedding from incontenence of water during sleep. Cures old and young alike. I1 irrests the trouble at once. $1. Hold by JP Maoney A Co, Druggist, Lancaster, 8 C. I 11 Ih *J B 4 Did it Pray on His Mind. W. B. Williams, Who Killod a Man Last Full in Anderson County, Commits Self Des struction. Special to 'yie State. Pendleton, June 29. ? W. B. Williams committed suicide today at his home near Septus, eight miles above Anderson. Williams while serving in the capacity of a constable last fall, shot and killed , Jesse Green, colored. Whether or not from this cause it will be left for conjecture, but siuee then j Williams has been depressed in ; spirits. He became ufflicted with ^ indigestion and insomnia and to- . day his sufferings culminated in . his shooting himself through the | head with u 38-calibre pistol. Death was imtantaneous. Wil- , liams was about 45 years ot age. i He leaves a widow and several children. S. M. Wr. j Jim Barris Will be Hanged Aug. j 9 for Murdering Guard. Special to The State. Bennettsville, Juno 20?Yesterday afternoon Jim Harris, the negro who escaped from the chain- ! gang last February by killing the guard with an axe, was convicted 1 of murder and sentenced to be hanged on August 9. Walter Hines, who escaped with Jim, was also convicted and recommended to mercv, making the sentence life imprisonment. In pronouncing the sentence, ! Judge Watts said this was one of the plainest cases of cruel and diabolical murder that he had ever heard of and that it reflected great credit oh the people of Marlboro that the law had been allowed to I take its course. There was a | mnrmar .n# L-? * ' 4NS O K DS GATHE 'Ss values draw 11 petitory are cotnp Fine Shoes, Slippers, and Oxford Here, we are doing a tremondr ill this line. Our seennd lot of ladi have just come in, with one, two an that could be desired and prices low Ladies Fine Summer Underwear. has been recently added to our Phase garments c<>me in good musli trimmed in lace and embroidery am prices are remarkably cheap, 25 cc 20, $1.50. N SON Desperate Negro Used Knives. Expecting to be Lynched, He T ? I*fl_ ?i iviiicu 1 wu ivieu VV IK) Al* i tempted His Capture, Wounding the Third. Panther, W. Va., Juno 28.? Porter Price, a negro, cornered in a house hy a -determined hand of infuriated citizens bent on meting summary justice te him for insulting a lady, in-his desperate efforts to escape cut and killed j George Hooks and F. M McGran O l and seriously cut Charles Davis. The murder occurred at lager, a small town five miles south of here. Price, on seeing his pursuers, took refuge in a small room in the rear of a saloon. The mob battered down the door, and as they entered the room Price threw himself at them with the ferocity of a tiger, with a knife in each hand. Hooks and Macgran fell to the floor. Two revolvers in the crowd were discharged at Price, inflicting slight wounds. With one desperate swing of his knife he laid open Davis's abtlotnen and then leaped from the window. He was pursued and / o nt 11 eo/1 /? ???' ? 1 * 1 v?|>vu<?u ?/j unci?, win) uurriecily sent him to the jail at Welch to avoid the infuriated populace. Hooks and Macgran were both well known citizens and indignation runs high. IT DAZZLKS THK \VOK LD No Discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. It's severest tests have been on hopeless victims of Consumption, Pneumonia, Hemor^ rhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis, thousands of whom it has restored to health. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, Hay Fever, Hoarseness and Whooping Cough it is the quickest, surest cure in the world. It is sold by Crawford Bros, and J. F. Mackey & Co., who guarantee satisfaction or refund monev. r.nr?n and $1.00. Trial bottles free.' IdaetU Your Bowel* With Cmeooreti. Candy Cathartic. euro constipation forever. , ^ 10c, 28c. If C. 0.0. rail, druggist* refund money. , P r CASH R YOU W1 lie ca^li buyers v kiining o! dull ti I Ties. >us busines. No one cun touch u ies, misses and childrens Sandal id three straps. The styles are al rer than elsewhere. stock also the Misses and childrens in an.lnamsook and are beautifully 1 are cut right and tit right. Th nts, 50 cents. 75 cents, $1.00, $1, CASH Virginia's Delegates Will Take no Oath. They Are the Suverign People and Fidelity ,to None. Mr. Cameron's Speech. Richmond, .June 28. ?In the constitutional convention today Mr. Ayer#of Wise, offered bis resolution providing for an adjournment from Saturday next to Oct. 15. He asked immediate consideration of the resolution, which was denied, 20 to 00. Then the body resumed consideration of the Thorn resolution nrovulincr f r> for taking the oath. Ex-Gov. Cameron, who was the re adjusted executive of the State, under the Mahone regime, made the most notable speech of the convention thus far, arguing against taking of an oath. Among other things he said: "No oath is required of any sovereign on earth; there is no one to whom a sovereign is responsible. The idea of an oath implies the existence of a superior. We are the people; to whom shall we swear fidelity. In criticising those who favored taking the oath, Mr. Cameron said; "They get their authority from reconstruction judges. I get mine from the Father of the Republic, from Virginia's great constitutional patriots." Mr. Davis of Franklin, in a brief speech, advocated, the taking of the oath, after which the motion to indetiniieiy postpone the reso lution providing tor taking tho oath was adopted, (50 to 14. Hickory Grove Gold Mines. Hickory Grove, S. C., is having a gold minning boom. Several mines are in operation and the reports are that some of them are fielding rich ore in large qnan tides. The ore will be reduced near the mines. Some of the ore is free and Home is mined in tho shane of sulnhurates. i * 7*">ra the /) ^ KM You Hava Always BougM STOR ] ILL FIND 1 tiiile 0111* mes, we are liust I Men's Shirts and Shirt Wai Shirt Waists for men are the / cost, no vest, no supenders, not! and a light breezy shirt waist. \V We have just received another lot 00 cents on the dollar. 35 cents, shirt worth from 50 cents to $1.00 . Wonderful Millenery Success V e Two stocks gone already. Tl - Miss Evans' line work has charme prices on millinerry this season ar pretty banded sailor at 20 ceots. [ STOR] Gen. Gomez Greeted by Florence Citizens. Kissed the Girl Who Waived a Cuban Flap. Band Played Anthem Sweet to His Ears. Speeial to The State. Florence, June 28.?A largo , crowd of ladies and gentlemen gathered at the Coast Line station this evening to meet Gen. Gomez who passed on his way to Washington. The First Artillery band , was present and at request played the Cuban national air as the train rolled in, followed by American national airs. Gen. Gomez came on the platform and was introduced to the crowd by Eidtor Ayer, of the Florience Times who assured him of the sympathy of the people of South Carolina. Uen. Gomez replied through an interpreter, expressing his gratification at the reeep- 1 tion. A Cuban ting was waved by 1 % Louis Wilson, the little sister of First Sergt. Walter M. Wilson, of Company I, Second South Carolina volunteers. She was ' presented and the general stooped and raised the child's head, kissed her on the forehead saying ! that the Cuban flag and Cuban interests were in good hands. Many citizens, among them Bishop Capers ami Congressman Seardsrough were presented. The crowd liberally applauded Gen. Gomez and hurrahed for "Free 1 Cuba." SHE DIDN'T WEAK A I MASK But her beauty was completely j hidden by sores, blotches and < pimples till she used Bucklen's ; Arnica Salve. Then they vanished ! as will ull Eruptions, Fever Sores, Boils, I'leers, Carbuncles and Felons from its use. Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles. Cure guaranteed. 25c at Crawford Bros, and J. F. Mackey Co. Wm. B. McCaw, Esq., of the Yorkville bar, is being urged by' his friends for the position of ' assistant professor of law at the I South Carolina college. E j>? BARGAINS. ling out the stuff. ists. ?o They till a lon^ felt want. No lirii* hut u pair of summer trousers hut con Id ho nic<- for hot weather, of tine sample shirts and pants at 40 cents, 50 cents and 00 cents foi io third is now going rapidly. Our d both town and country. Our e lower than usual. Wo offer a E. Kleven Humans and 200 Ilorsea Dead of Sunstroke in New York. New York, June 20.?The people of this and nearby cities and villages are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the relief from the present hot spell which is promised by the weather bureau in the kIiuoa of t b iit.dm' stormy TVmIii v 'a --- ? 7 ~ heat added to that of the last few days cau?ed an immense amount of suffering to humanity, while there were numerous prostrations and several deaths. Among the last was one case of suicide and two attempts which were at least indirectly charged up to the hot weather. The record up to 1) o'clock tonight shows 11 deaths and 28 prostrations, in addition 200 horses died and the prostration were legion. Ninety-two degrees, the highest point the government mercury reached during the day, came at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, after which the tierce head gave way before tho receding sun and 87 was registered at (> o'clock. At 9 o'clock tonight it went up to 88 and the weather observer . thought it would continue to go higher. In Brooklyn there were tire deaths and twelve prostrations. ELLI0T& CRAWFORD. NEW BUGGIES I NEW BUGGIES I We have just received the Prettiest lot of Buggies and Car imoniLi ('/III I IVI 11* < ! VI* U o ililfii/k I I T "" v ? \ ? ? ?? V/ HIT I IU your attention especially to our new, up to-date rubber'tired bug gy Nothing like it this' country It must be seen to be fully appreciated, so call and examine it your self. We also have now a lot. of Nic* Horses, and Harness and Saddles to fit them. ELLIOT & j CRAWFORD.