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une 01 me best blocks m Uppe
We say with confidence there is c
dise in the state than w? have today
been svst? matically weeded out, anc
and up to date stock, representing t
Fresh Arrivals of Choice Waah
Wo have just opened one ease I
at a great bargain, our bargain pi
styles and are splendid sellers. On
plain fast colors Job price 5 cent;
12 ? and 15 cents. Batistes and v
Tbey are tine values and will go ra|
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General Passe ug ?r Department.
(Schedule; Effective Iuu?. 15th, 190]..
HAvtern Time.
WESTltOUND.
Leaves. No. 11 No. 8-5. No 33.
Dally
Camtlan 8 20a 12 50p
Westville 9 29a 1 27p
'Kershaw 19 59a 2 (V'p 1
Heath Springs 11 29a 2 12p J
I Miica-ter 12 20p 2 47p
Riverside 12 40p 2 59p !
< aiawbi Jet 2 39p 3 lOp <
Roc3 Hill 4 OOp 3 40p '
Yoikvllie ' 5 20p 4 18p I 1
Hickory Grove 8 05 4 50p j
A k hives. 1
Rlackshnrg 8 OOp 5 20p . (
Leaves .
hlackshuig 6 45a 5 25n i '
Patterson Spg 7 45 t 5 49p {
Slieibv 8 29a 8 OOp j
Henrietta 9 25a 0 410,1
Forest t'lty 055a 8 59p t.
Rutlierforaton 10 39a 7 15p i
Thermal t'lty 12 00* 7 50p !
a uuf v'fu
Marion 1 OOp 8 30p | (
EAST BOUND j
No 82 No 84 No. 12. i
Daily.
Lkavfs. i
Marion 5 OOp 2 OOp 1
Thermal City 6 3(ip 2 46p
Kuilo rloniion 6 06p 8 25p
Foreat t'ily 0 20p 8 30 p
Henrietta 6 8Sp 4 Op'
hhelby 7 15p 6 OOp i
Patterson Hpg 7 26p 0 12p :
ARKIVKh i
Blackaburg 7 48p 0 40p
Leaves
Blarksbuitf 8 lop 7 00a
Hickory Grove 8 45p 7 60a
Yoi kviile 9 I5p 8 60a
K ek Hill 10 OOp 12 00a
* atawba Jet 10 20p 1 80p
Riverside 10 40p 2 00,?
Lancaster 10 66 2 87p
Heath -tpriiga II 20p 8 16p
Kershaw 11 Hop 4 lOp
Westville 11 60p 4 30p
a kk1vks.
Camden 12 26a 6 30p
G \FF.\KY BRANCH. |
westbound.
No. 16 No. 18. ,
r.V A \f L'U
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J)!hi'Km"U i g 5 .Sop 0 (Mf.l '
A KIVKS. i
Gaftney 6 10p 6 40a
KASTHOlTNP
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l.KAVKM j .
GniTuey 7 10a 0 4op i '
AH1VK8 <
Blacks) >urg 7 50a 7 20p
* 20 Minutes for dinner.
Note?Trains Ntw. 32 and 33 are 1
operated tlnlly i
Trains N<*. 34, 85. 11, 12, 13, 14 15
aud 1 o are operated daily except Hun- 1
t>?y ,
Connections: At Carauen with 1
Southern Ffcy , K A. !<.. and A. <1, |
fii l i. At Lancaster with L <Sl (J. K.
It V Cutuurliit fnnotiiin ivilli Moo. 1
board Air Line At Rocrk Mill with
Southern railway At. Yorkviile with
Carolina & Northwestern H. R. Ai (
Blacksburg with Southern railway.
At Shelby and Rutherfordtou with *
H. A. L. Al arlon wi'li Southern *
raft way. E. H. HH A W, ]
Geu'l. Pasaeoger Agent. ^
Grip make* one ncic. weary and restlesa. I ,
Pr. Mika' Reiterative Nervine brings rest. 1
THE G
HE CROW
ly. Om* m?tchl<
com
r Carolina.
iot a better assortment of mcrchan
What oM goods we had liuvt
I now we take pride in our new
he latest and best in everything.
Goods.
igured Satin Stripe Lawns bought
ice 5 cents. They are beautiful
e case seersuckers in stripes and
i. We are i^ receipt of a lot of
vill run them at 8 and 10 cents.
)idly.
HE GJJ
Bribery by the
v y
Tigers Suspected.
Rumored in Columbia That Proof
will be Forthcoming to Shew
Rottenness in the Constabulary
in Charleston.
Special to Greenville News.
Columbia. S. C., duly 6.?
liov. McSweeney today in speaking
about the dispensary situation
n Charleston and the action of
the State board of directors suid
that (Chairman Williams had called
jn huu and that the Governor and
the board were in thorough aclord
as to what was to be done. !
The governor talking about
Columbia blind tigers said in effect:
"If the police force of the
sity does not make an effort to
itop the illicit sale of whiske" the
profits ^rom Columbia will bo
taken away and an amount sufficient
to employ constables to enforce
the law will bo used. The j
remainder will be turned over to i
the county and the city will gel |
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UOllllIlg.
The governor thinks the police
here are not doing their duty,
rhe Charleston police make raids
son stunt ly and although it ha<
been charged that they were fake
raids that remains to be shown.
The policemen in Columbia,
however, pay no attention to this
mutter at all and unless more
activity is displayed it may be
that ti e city will lose all of its
profits.
The whole matter will come up
igain at a meeting of the State
hoard of directors on the 16th in
*taat. It is said that then some
itartlin<r revelations will bo made
is to Charleston and theconstalui .
arios' dealings with the blind
igors. It is intimated that the
n stables are eponly paid by
>lind tigers and that proof will be
produced.
It is not charged that anything
>f tha kind is done in Columbia
.hough a very thorough invests
ration is t) be made all around,
dut the board and the governor
11M tk* ?..4U ?11 ' *
- - ??w iu Tvivuuiti proms
ind that fact ia particularly interssting
jr.at now.
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AN SOI
DS GATHE
ess values draw li
ipelilors are coni|i
IFine Shoes, Slippers, and Oxfon
Here, we are doing a trcmendi
in this line. Our second lot of lad
have just come in, with one, two ai
that could ho desired and prices lo\
Ladies Fine Summer Underwear
h is heen recently added to oui
I rhsso garments cone in good musl
I trimmed in lace and em broidery an
' prices are tern irkahly cheap, 25 ce
|2d, $1.50.
lNSON
Suffered for Principle.
Death of Mnj. Hall, Who Was
Imprisoned for His Editorials.,
in 1861.
Bait*more, .Inly 5. ? Major |
Thomas \V. Hall, a prominent !
; journalist and editorial writer for
'the Baltimore Sun, died tonight at
1 his residence :n Ruxton, a suburb
'of this city.
| Major Hall was u native of
| Baltimore where he was horn in
j 1S33. He studied law in the IJni 1
' varsity of Virginia, and soon after
| being admitted to practice at the
i bar, engaged in journalism as (
editor and one of the proprietors
of the Baltimore Daily Exchange
!
and afterwards as editor of The
South, the southern sentiments
of these two papers caused their
suppression by the government at
Washington in 1801 and the surest
and imprisonment of the
editor. Upon his release in No
voinber 1SG2, Mr. Hall ran the
blockade and entered the Confederate
army as si captain,subsequent
ly rising to the rank of major. lie
took part in many battles in Geor
gia, Tennessee and Virginia, At
the close of the war Major Hal
resumed the practice of law and
became a member of tint editorial
staff of the Baltimore Sun in 1S7<>.
lli# articles on subjects involving
questions of international and
constitutional law were quoted in
all the leading journals in the
country.
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W(MU.I)
No Discovery in medicine hus
' over created one quarter of th<*.
I excitement thut has been caused 1
by Dr. Kings New Discovery for ,
Consumption. It's severest tests
have been on hopeless victims of
Consumption! Pneumonia, Hemorrhage,
Pleurisy and Bronchitis, 1
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 money. Large bottles 50c ,
and #1.00. Trial bottles free. I <
I CASH
R YOU WI
lie cash buyers ?
daining of dull til
1 Ties.
oils husinos. No one can touch us
ies, misses and cbildrens Sandals
ad three straps. The styles nro all
ver than elsewhere.
r stock also tho Misses and childrens.
in and nainsook and are beautifully
d are cut ri^lit and lit right. The
nts, 50 cents 75 cents, $1.00, $1,
CASH
Glanders in York Conntj. .
A number of Mules and Horses
Killed by Veterinary of Clemson
College.
Special to The State.
Yorkville, July 4.?The glanders
situation amongst the horses
and miles is somewhat serious
about here. Last woek, chief of
police lost a tine $200 mule and
its mate is not atfected, as also a
horse belonging to sheriff Logan.
Dr. Nesom, veterinary surgeon of
Clerason college, is here. He has
examined the stock and pronounced
it glanders. Mr. Love's mule
and Sheriff Logan's horse will be
killed and tho stables burned. Dr.
Nesom and a party of gentlemen
went to Mr. Krwin Cairnes four
miles noth of here this morning
and found a horse with a very bad
case of glanders The horse was
killocl and the stable burned. The
party then went to Mr. Thompson
Jackson's where a case was reported,
but Dr. Nesom said it was
lung fever. On the return trip
they stopped at a Mr. Ban well's
and found his mule had died from
glanders. The stable was ordered |
to be burnt. A few other cases |
are reported, b it prompt action j
will be taken and it is hoped the'
disease will bo ell'eetualh stamped
out. Dr. Nesom has created a
most fovorable impression in this
community, >>y his courteous manners.
Dr. Gardner Resigns.
Special to The State*
(ireenvillo, July 7. ? Dr. ( has.
S (jarndcr tendered bin resignation
as pastor of tlie First liuptist ,
uhurch this morning, and aftor
full consideration at a special i
'(inference the church reluctantly
Accepted the resignation, which
takes effect Septe nher 15th.
Or. E DHcohn'tt An i. itiurtee
ftlOO
May be worth to you inore than $100
if you havv a chtiil who sons bedding
Vorvj incoutenenee of water during
Seen: Cures old aud young alike. I*
. .v s-? tbe trouble at once. $1. Hold
iy Jlf Mfaeney & Co, Druggist, Lan?
sealer, H C.
STOR
LL FIND
'hile our
naes, we are litis
I Men's Shirts and Shirt W
Shirt Waists for men are tin
cost, no vest, no suponders, m:
and a light breezy shirt waist.
| Wo have just received another l<
jjtiO cents on the dollar. 35 cent:jshirt
wtirth from 50 cents to $1.1
: Wonderful Millenery Success
i Two stocks gone already.
Miss Evans' line work has chain
prices on milliuerry this season i
pretty bandod sailor at 20 ceots.
" STOR
The Plague in Mississippi.
Horses and Mules Dying of Churbon
by Hundreds. No Checking
Disease. Humans Attacked.
Jackson, Miss., July 5.?Dr.
William Southerland, health of
ticer of Boliver county, today
made the following report on
Charbon which has appeared
among cattle in that part of the
State:
Anthrax appeared iu this community
about three weeks ago in
virulent form and is causing
wholesale destruction of mules,
horses and swine. I have heard
of only one case in man, but fear
its effects ?n the people before it,
runs its course. The atmosphere
is full of the stench from dead
animals. They dio so fast they
cannot tie buried or burnt, and it
if iu AVPAnilmirl v ??
? fe*7
men to undertake the job. Tho
infected district is from tthovo
Gunnison, near Hudson on tbe
north to Bolivar and Benoit on
the south and east to Bogue l'halin.
I never knew horse flies so numerous
and they are the cause of the
rapid dissemination of the disease.
House flies and mosquitoes are
also supposed to aid its spread.
Dr. Roberts of the experiment
station came here at my call, but
can oiler no remedy except the
injection of the serum. 1 have
without authority put this section
in quarantine as to animals."
Senator Moore of Bolivar con
firms the stories sent out about
fharbon and says 90 per cent, id'
the stock in the infected district is
dead.
Logan Dendy a Victim of an Assassin
in Laurens County.
Special to The State.
Laurens, .Inly 5. ? Last night
Ka-IoaH A,.?n OAn.l.. ~..l 1
in*? ui/uj wi juv^au i/omi^ ^ vuivicu
was found in the road near Durhin
Creek church, with the upper
part of the body and neck literally
riddled with shot. It was
evidently tho work of an assassin.
No clue to the guilty party.
E j>o
BARGAINS.
tling out the stuff.
aists.
a ?*o They till :i lon<; felt want. No
tiling hut a pair of summer trousers
What could bo nice for hot weather.
?t of line sample shirts and pants at
i, 40 cents, 50 cents and t?0 cents foi
>0.
I
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The third is now goinjr rapidly. Our
led both town and country. Our
ire lower than usual. Wo offer a
E.
A Confederate Hero.
Richmoud correspondence, 4 th
instant.
' Mrs. Matthew Gilmore, who,
as a girl, performed the daring
deed of riding through the federal
liaes and conveyiug to Col
.John S. M* shy information that
enabled him to save the southein
army from defeat, died suddenly
tonight. She was ill only ten
minutes. Mis. Gilmore was a
' daughter of the late Rev. Abraham
David Dolloch, of Fampiier
couuty During the war, when a
mere girl, she rode alone through
the federil lines and conveyed to
Col John S. Mosby the news that
the enemy was going to make an
attack upon the Confederates. It
turned out that this timely warning
saved the southern urmv from
defeat. On her mother's .side
Mrs. (iilmore wan deeeuded from
the Lees and the Washinitons.
Six Million Boxes a Year.
In 1895, none; in rnoo. 6,000.000
boxes; that's Cascarets Candy Cathartic's
jump into popularity. The
people have cast their verdict. Best
medicine for the bowels in the world.
All druggists, 10c.
ELLIOT &
CRAWFORDNEW
BUGGIES I
! NEW BUGGIES I
Wo have just rocoived t!
Prettiest lot of Busies and ( ar
riaires von ever saw. W o i 11 \"it?
your attention especially to our
new, up to-date rubber tired bug
g v Nothing like it thi> country
It must be seen to be tullv apI
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JH'WIHHMl, so fill I II1141 (WailllMr II
your self.
\V<> also have now a lot ol' Nice
Horses, and Harness ami Saddles
to tit tlicm.
ELLIOT &
| CRAWFORD.