Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ARE YOU WISE mil ion there to no remedy to equal 1 aim eas^ cy and a sure way to tr Throat in order to and insure liealtliy 1 take half a glassfull it a teaspooniul of Mexicai Ian and with this cnrglc the thrr Then bathe tin* outside of tho tl slant and after doing this pour sot round tho neck. It is a J'OSH'I 2Gc., tJOc. and $ IT MAY BE YOU ?7Jffi can Mustang ljllnment and you c ANCASTER AND CHESTER RAILWAY -schedule iu effect JiuieS, (Dailyexcept Shindui ) vVKrlTnOUND f EAHTIHUJND. nu'a. 14 and Id. | No's. -5 ttud 1?. J _ _ _ I A M. P M. A h P M R-(M) 0 45 Ar ChesLei Lv in 00 6 15 ' 7.SO 6.15 Rich burg 10 '-t? 8 46 7.38 0 06 Hasoombvillo 10 47 8-^3 7.10 6.45 Fort'Lawn 1103 0 05 P M 0.15 5.15 Ly Lancaster Aril 30 9 30 No. 14. leaving Laiicnslor 6*45 am., makes close connection Chester ith Southern Hallway No. 3G for Charlotte an<l points uorib; and Seaboard Air Line * Atlanta Special" jr /?.ilunta and points west A'ao *ith Carolina and Northwestern Hailray No. 10 for euoir, N. C, and in'.ermediate points, and Southern Railway No 33 for Columbia. and points ioulh. No. 15, leaving ('heater 10.03 a ill, connects with Southern Railway No. 36 from Columbia and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" irom northern and eastern points and Southern Railway No. 33 from Northern and eastern points, an Laulaater with S C & O E for Hlucksburg. No. 16, leaving Lancaster o 15 p m, onuects at Lancaster with S C & (1 E from Camden aud Marion, and South- , trn Railway No, 34 at Chester for i Charlotte and points north. ..No. 17, leaving Chester 8.15 p m, jonnects at Chester with Southern Railway No. 31 from Columbia and points south. JaS M. HE ATH, Hen Pass. Agt. LEROY HPKIM4S. President. dflMB ^ t3 ? "T3 H < o r SiP kssS ? 7ft 3* p 2 5" n-o d ? A5^5 n 2. b * ** ? en fn cr 2. ? ;? P M, I"s * ? 3 ? g?_ , <w ? g !T g ? ffi ? O O 2 ? t o - ? " *\3 I =Z <*"""* ? O 2. r+ ?*?<< 3 ? 5? 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Hold only by t. raw ford Bros, Druggists, Agents, | Lancaster, 8 (3. iv people suffer through ipnois don't know t!iat for nil inflamilexican Mustang IdulwcnW ^ Y way < cat a case of Sore kill disease germs ' throat action is to of water put into < ] l Mustang limcnt >nt nt frequent intervals. ^ " I iroatiuurougiiiv ii"?ii?? on n Fof t cloth tuid wrup VE CU RE. 1.00 a bottle. been troubled with n running er. Treat it at onco with Mexl uu depend upon a speedy cure. North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, EVKItV DAY THI3 YEAU, CALDWELL & TOMPKINS. FUB&XSBEES. 9. I*. CALDWELL, IMitor. #8.00 I'EU YKAIt. OBSERVER Receives the largest Telegraphic News Service deliver e<l to any paper between Washington ant)'Atlanta, and its special service is tho greatest over handled hy a North Carolina paper. TIIE SUNDAY OBSERV ER Consists.of 1(> or more pages, and is to a large extent made tip of original matter. SHE SEMI-WEEKLY OBSERVER. Printed Tuesday and Friday, ?1.00 per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. GMNTLKMtiiV, Get the JVew Novel Discovery. MSI6S nix IIV.IISO'IMOIN. ( ures Gonorrhoea and Oleet inl to 4 day. Its action is magical. Prevents stricture A/1 complete. To l?e car ried in vest yocket. Bure preventative. Sent by mail in plain package prepaid, on receipt of pjice. $1.00 per box; 3 f r $2.50. Crawford Pros, Druggists* Agents, Lancaster, S. C. THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL OF ATLANTA, OA., Tsa twice-a- week NEWS paper, published o i Monday and Tuesday o! ea.;h week. with all the latest news of the world, which comes over their laused wires diiect to their office. Is an eight-pace s? ven?column paper. i*y arrangements we have secured a if>ecial rate with them in connection " OUR PAPER and lor $2 we will send The Lancaster Ledger The Semi-Weekly Journal An I the The Home and Farm ALL THREE ONE YEAH. Tics is the best offer we have ever made to our friends and subsetibers You had better take advance of this offer at once, for The Journal may withdraw theii special rate to us at any time The Heini-weekJy lies many prominent men and women contributors to tIk ir columns, among them being Rev Ham Jones, Kov. Walker Lewis, Hon Hnrvic Jordan, Hon John Tern pie (.liaves and Mrs W H Felron besides their corps of efficient editors who take care of the news matter. Their depttr; menta ure w.jll covered Itft columns ?.( larm revs in worth theprioe of I he p&pern .Send direct to this office $2 ami secure the three nhoue-mentionod paper one year, Adtliestt. THE LANCASTER LEDGER, LAW CASTER g. C. tobaccosK? i UUN I and SMOKE; ^ " I Your Lifeaway! ! You ?n be cured of any form of tobacco using | easily, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of ?w life ami vigor by taking MO-TO-BMO, tnat makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 500,000 rnred. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book* let nnd advice. I'RKK. Address STKRX.1NO KKMkbY CO.. Chicago or New York. 437 Crop Conditions. ihcddiug ami Rust Are Reported from Some Section. Washington, Aug. 5.?The veathor bureau's weekly sumnary of crop conditions scjs. The drought prevailing in the irevious week from Virginia and ho Carolina's westward to Arkan* as has been largely broken, the ains, being excessively heavy >ver the western part of tho rep on named. Drought, however, jontinues 111 portions of lower _)hio valley, the Carolinas and lorthern Georgia. As* a whole, corn has made ex. client progress in tho principal jorn producing States and an unisually tine crop is promised. In i small part of lower Ohio vol lev ind in southeastern Missouri, :entral and western Kansas, Tenlcsseo and Virginia a part of the 3rop, is, however suffering from drought. The central and eastern portions of the cotton belt have experienced more favorable weather and a very general improvement' in the condition of cotton is indicated, the rainfall of ** the week having largely relieved the drought. The Carolinus, portions of Georgia, Louisinu, and Missouri, however, continue to suffer from drought and shedding and rust are more or less extensively reported in the ccntial and eastern districts. In Alabama, Mississippi,Tonnoessee and Arkansas the rainfall has been generally ample, and excessive in the last named State where cotton has been beaten down to some extent. Central and northwestern Texas in common with Arkansas and the northern portions of Louisiana and Mississippi and weete.m Tennessee, received during the fore* part of the week from 2 to 10 inches of rain. In Taxes cotton is making heavy bush, and at a ?'ule continues to fruit satisfactorily, there is considerable complaint of sheddiog, boll worms and weevils especially in the lower portions of Brazos and Colorado valley. The latter part of the week was more favorable, and picking, which is in progress as far north as the lied river valley, with a continuation of the weather of the latter part of the week, will be general within ten days. llains havo benefited the tobacco crop in Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia and tho conditions hare been highly favorable for curing in the Carolines. Hail Storm in Pickens. Special to The State. Pickens, Aug. 5.?A destructive hail storm did damage to growing crops in the country lying in tho vicinity of Pickens court house last Monday afteruoon. The course of tho storm seems to have followed a line running from northwest to southeast and extending for a distance of about four miles, passing through tho town of Pickens. The damage cannot yet be estimated but many good farmers whose jrops are measured three and four horses each are apparently ruined. Grown cotton bolls were torn from the stalk and the heavy rains accompanying the atom washed them into piles or carried them off. Corn is almost strip ped, and withthose who felt the fullforco of (lie storm the outlook is indeed gloomy. ???m Mr. T. M. Mungo, who cume from the upper portion of the county some timg ago, died on the Factory Hi'l bunday night, of typhoyd fever, (lis body was taken to Kershaw yesterday for interment.?Caraden Messenger. Stores Destroyed by Lightning. Hm The Toivu of St. Chirhs iu Sum ter County Suffers Considerable j$e, Loss From the Klemonts. J y( i ? 1 Special to The Stale. Sumter, Aug. 5 ? Lightning played havoc in this section last night, and resulted quite disas- ^ trously Ht St. Charles in this un(] county, io 'miles from Sumter. fou At about 1 o'clock the store of me McCoy & Smith was struck by Trt lightning and totally destroyed, rJ also the store of R. M. .lenkins t?re and dwelling of Mr. Green. onj] Despite the heavy rain the tire Unmade such headway that it was eoa impossible to save any of tho the goods though a good portion of gtr< tho household effects of Mr. Greon as were brought out iato tho drench- pic ing rani. Mr. Jenkins had $1>500 insurance which will about oar half cover the loss, while McCoy the tfc Smith wore insured for$P>,000; the loss unknown. Mr. Iveid McCoy inp of McCoy & Smith, had a narrow an< escape being asleep in the rear of mo I the store and was awaKened by cul fooling melted tar from the roof gr< dripping on his bed. ser The residence of Dr. Walter wc Cheviti v\as also struck by lights tht ning but very Utile tin mo go result- Tli ed. no White Men Accused of Being Gi Lynchers. Dr Loesburg, Va., Aug. 5.?The coroner's jury which has been investigating the lynching of Charles ^ Craven, colored, tho suspected murderer of William H. Wilson, Co completed its labors today. Craven was taken irom jail and sill hanged and his body was riddled with bullets. The jury tinds that Craven was "wilfully and felon- 8e iously killed by being shot by sev- ^ eral persons" and implicates ten persons in the affair, whose names '>C are witheld until the sheriff could ,lt make arrangements to have them l'' arrested. Their Bonds Fixed at $20,000 pi. Each. f0 eti Leesburg, Va., Aug. 0.?Dr. sti Z. L. Werver of Sterling* Va., has been arrested, charged with ^ being implicated in the rce nf lvnching of Charles Craven near Los- j burg. Others in custody are "I Scott Bradley, Edward Paxton, Tl Harry Nipple and Samuel Grimes. * The remaining live of the ton held i , . M by tl te coroner s jury have not * , been apprehended. ^ on Others mentioned in the verdict th of the coroner's jury are John w< Lefevre, Martin wilson, Geo. ' . Williams and another man by the J an name of Williams. Lefevre snr- q, rendered to officials and he and & Samuel Grimes, arrested yesterday, and Dr. Weaver, arrested today, were admitted to bail. The wt hail of Weaver and Grimes was nc fixed at $15,000 each and that of le< Lefevre ai $20,000. p - ? - hp PILES! MI raflbnd the tortares of the dunnt^ with protruding piles brought on by oonatlpatlon with wbloh I was afflicted for twenty year*. I ran neroa? your CASCARETS in the t ' town of Newell. la., and never found anything 1 to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from an piles and feel like a new man." p, O. H. Kbitz. 1411 Jones St., Sioux City. la. ^ CANOV M CATHARTIC ^ totacmtitoV TOADS MASS SMOTIStO Pleaaant, Palatable. Potent, Taste flood, T>o (I flood. Never Bloken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 35o,fiUc. a ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... te RUrll.f iMtlf r.mpur, CklMC*. Intml, lf?w Verb. 81t | MA.Tfl DBA Hold and guaranteed by all drag- t) Nil" I U"DAU Rlsts to CVBE Tobacco Habit. 1 ??i bt CASTOR IA ; For Infants and Children. ,1, ,! The Kind You Have Always Bought ? Bears the ST? It Signature of / COC6&& ( ? oa ii hi wi i mmmmtmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmm rled From The Car I _ 1 ?Oc aoc. irac With Tremendous Force .? ? ? \ ions Accident Near Tronton I'stcrday; Niue? of Work *OR TH [Vain {Jrew Iujuitd: Three HEAL! M?v Die. OF LAI _ scrim >cial to The State l1 OR VI lugnsta, Aug. 5.?In a serious 8EoXIOr I very unusual kind of accident owiiuisofn r white and five colored train-1 ^p.Vraie'b n were bnd'y injured near ouster. u|>< nton ?o,lay. . ' .VuT^V I hey were members of the * ... ... I huu*- Tin w of a work train which was i e?i ?-t I mm jaged in building a fill about' co miles above Trenton. A joftheTowi . . . . . . * . . fore er. ? (.?<! ,<i ot Uirt was being hHUlcil to UraiiiH mid i fill; across the train was scribed sb* 7 reerreled. etched a long wire cable, such Section li is used in operating tho steam pr^Tei^'a^it iW, tin-rein, at ? i . ... that no sJor I he front end of this cable be- 0. flppy i e detached and dropping to ^ i ground becauio entangled in toburvcrl . , ,p. . . orj.orut? i trucks. I ho train was mov- matt ; at a rate of 35 miles an hour deposit- , ? eoiporate li 1 as tho rope drew taut, the cleansed a n were seated on tho top of a of dirt were snatched to the Apil.and i in i a. b.R the rei mod. All are more or lekBjj,ar. and iously injured. The whites *8mel,',e{' J i diplhlU HI) re brought to Augusta hospital; cot pot-ate ii . , .. , Section 4, ) negroes to L<au)!ir hospital. 0fneers an ree tnav die, but others are Council of members oi t seriously hurt. have free i: The whites are Oapt. II. S. tne egory, L 11. Matthews, E. A. Town, for i i m mi the sanitar, 'nke and r. D. ohaipo. prescribed : m ^ shall tie uii Mill Operative Suicides. an^oMhe' Town in th ? . , . ,r, _ cj, . as iierein a< ecnu to The State. jl,e duty of Anderson, Aug.6.?John D. tupeivisioi , . , , ilisped all mbree, an operative of tho O.rr ing the ilf* tton mills, committed suicide Heuitnma1 3 o'clock this morning by Section noting himself in'the head with gJeibmsof listol. He had beqn in bed for j ireral weeks with malaria fever, dollar, or day or two ago he secured a e^iay"" itol by saying some one had Section 0 . . , , , of ordinal en throwing rocks at the house oidi Dance; _ _ n . . . n > night and he warned to shoot eui. twenty six This morniDg while till the m.ein- AlUst: rs of the family wore asleep ho C D Jqni need the weapon against his {sbal. } rehead and fired, the ball pen- v rating the brain and causing inmt death. ALL WKItE SAVKD To the e For years I sutiered such untold isery from Bronchitis," writes H Johnston, of Broughton, Ga., The Tin that often 1 was unable to work, ordinance len, when everything else failed, was wholly cured by Dr. King's er'nnd moi uw Discovery for Consumption. Individual y wife suffered intensely frouv. sthma, till it cured her, and all The To* ir exper ence goes to show it is e best Croup medicine in the.,"^. oo irltl." A trial will convince you Bo*-din?r 1 s unrivaled for Throat and Lung seases. Guaranteed bottles 50c will come id *1 .00. Trial bottles free at amounts t< -awford Bros, and J. F. Mackcy it E V Co. ' HAtt'S Tillfl 1 h We offer One Hundred Dollars Re? trd for any cane of C'atarr'i that canit he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cute. rROVIE F J CHENEY A O., Props To- TA^C ( We ?he undersigned 1 Ave known WITH J 13 honey f ?r too last 15 years, and Tut, Move liliu perfectly honorahle in all 1 H hi i sin ess transactions and financially TEK >le to carry oui any obligations mad? | thelr.firin. Be it or khtac Thuax, Wholesale Druggi-i Aid rmen I oledo, O. I I.. at..uno HLinnas A Marvin ! thoiitv of Wholesale L>fU.'gists. Toledo. O, j y^cl 'I llail's Catarrh Cure in taken in- Dollar is 1 rr'i ly, acting directly unon the bloou, aguii st i id-v.nueous surfaces of the system hitch kepi nee, 76o. per hotlie Hold hy al of said to ruggista. 1'eetimonials fiee. Jany 1st 1 HhIi'h Famllv Pills are the he-? uaiy 1st ol i"in i i H|(", r rf|, fIGOR MEN m lOnsily, Quickly, Permanently hi'Lh'V.V n Restored ' " ,,y 11 IINDIPO WittiAZ 'arls) GREAT FRENCH TONIC Nl> V IT A IAYjKII is so'd with wilt "'"""C". ? u vuaiantee lo. ure Nervous I >ebiilt\ , t"? nst Vitality Failing M< m ry. Fits, * h* izzintss. Hysteria, Hti'ps all Drains f 'V ? i the Nervous Hvstein Caused ly t?eii.\nv< ad Haldts or Kxeesslve Use if Tot *!*'.' n?co. Opium, i loiiors, or /dvin- , , \ u-Pace lluif Kills'' Ft wards off-. J n <h?g ?.i nity, Consumption and Death Jt !,ears 'lie Blood. ,<iid Brain, Bn|l<l> tip Ratio d te .Shattered .Serves, lt(/dor?s t?c 'J'?'1 111 f ire of Youth and Bring- the r'ink ' *v J'' low to Pale Cheeks. Mini Makes > u ' Ullg and Strong auahi rtOc , 12 oxesljd*. By Mail lo Any \dd'-ess. J 'I""1 1 ) lawford Bms Druggist, agents. Can . f>KAL f ister # * v? ) \ % . iir Huwcli Willi Cuicartu. rtlc, cure constipation forever !. C. fail. I'UKRlat* refund uonev I ORDINANCE 7 K PROMOTION OF 'H IN THE TOWN STCASTER AND PRENG PUNISHMENT OLATION THEREOF s* 1 That, her< after al! pal mtale or tenants, or upyihg nie, within the inifa ? f ti e Town of J.anr>n which nuy dwelling luteii, ahall erect t her. on vied lot (lie couveulence of ?n!d of raid dwelling or it all privich ahail he ere? t ten V rum any for urninogM * ii?t at ka-t feet imm any (if the strie.w n; mix) all privies htreto, at a lu-arar distance to str?els ilian heiein | reill forth wilt he moved alid That dry earth, ashes, lime shall he used In all 1 l>e placed o Hir deposits least once ?aeh d i^ , and w, rubbish or other refuse matter ahall he p Ho d on 18 That it si-a'1 be unlawful leave exp? scd, win hi the limits of said Town, any t-r, eXv i? moot. or pnvey ml that all privies In said imils, shall be thoroughly leant once a month ?.ur? at lis of Noyi into r. Deeem y, Fehrtpuy. Mai oh and ui ce eve-y two we ks durmaining uum lis of each at the lini-of cleansing tai niHtiei, ixcuroei t and all he can i d t>e\ond the iim o! 'lie saxl Town , That ti.e duly niito rized d agents of the Town sal i Town, Including the T the Board ol Health, shall tigress and cgr? ss to, and piivies, lot or real estate corporate limits of the uaid the purpose of earring out y rules and regulations as In this ordinance That if lawful tor any person or binder, molest or ohs ruet oflieero or Agf nts of ssid ie discharge of their duties at forth That it shall he the Policemen, under the i of I he Bouid ot Health, to privies in said Town durit IIve da \ h of every month n thereafter as the Boatd of yditect. i That any violation * f the of any of tt e loreguing 11.is ordinance shall l>ej uu? flne.of not more than thirty lars or kss than one ($1.00) h> impiisoninent for not thirty days or ?csi than Thutuli ordinances or parts ijces inconsistent with this a>e hen by m pealed by the Major i lid AlderI on net I asnmbud this th dsy of July A I> 1902. It E VVYl.lK M*??r. us, Clerk 0 Toneritizeus of tbo Town of Lancaster. tvn Council has passed an requiring p'ivy deposits to beyoud the Town limit/, i.oil can do this wo - k cheapre sail.-facto |iy than private e, provided a sufficient persons will contrac* with vu will do the work at the ra'ee |>er year, i au'b e in l\i\ $1.25 tor private fsmL for Hotels ahd $2 CO tor house-, provided I ojTes are 1 placed below the plivy provided p ti ties contracting forward and pay the above ?the Town Treasurer July ?6th, 1902 Vylle. Mayor. iN ORDINANCE UNG FOR AN ANNUAL >N ALL DOGS FOUND IN THE LIMITS OF TOWN OF LANUAS (]ain<d by (he Mayor and of the Tow" of i an earner, I flHHt ml>le and by the auto* me I'hatan annual (ax of One lereby 8?*PetB? d and levied he iwi<er of cafh d? k or t within tlie corporate limit* ?n to be paid on or hefoie bo.1, and on or before Janreaoh and eve?y yearth*ie-> at upon layment of aaid wrei of hi v doe or I.itch furnhl-rd by tie I'liltf of li a 'wg which sIih11 h? liuplaced upon exid d g or pin? attached l?? h collar. 2 Thai any dog or bitctl mini; it laive without the iLed in cotion 2 ot LI.la orhat: t?e seized an?t impoundi fflcere of the toy n ami tinid tpx of of One Do'lnr. to li an additional amount of s cent* foi the Inking up of or tiitoh, in pad within y r.-i min I inie of seizure then r bitch shall forthwith he by rhe Mayor ui d Ald? riou cl' as.-em Med till? 26tb y. 1002 It K VVYI IK Mayor (' I) Jonkm; Clerk.