Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ARE YOU WISE astlon Stars is no rwnody to sqi'*!' V| aim eas' ( and a sure way to ti Throat in order to and insure healthy take half a glassfull it a teaspoonful of Mexica: IAt ?n<i with this purple the tlir lvat)in thn nlit.<;ii(n of tllrt t ticnt and after doiii? this pour so around tbt neck. It id a I'UoIl J 23c., 50c. and $ IT MAY BE YOU SSiiS can Mustang Lllniucnt and you ??aaawsBB^i (WIHMH a r*njzs ANCA8TER AND CHESTER] RAILWAY . schedule in etteet Junes. 1902. (Daily except Sonda-. ) WESTBOUND | EAHTHcUND. j Jo's. 14 and 16. I No's. 6 and 1'. .a M. P M. A P M 00 6 45 Ar Cheater Lv Id 00 8 15 7.86 6.15 Rich burg 10 S7 8 45 7.28 6.05 Ba^combvllle 10 47 8 52 7.10 5.45 Fort; Law n 11 03 9 05 P M 0.45 5.15 Ly Liancoator Ar 11 30 9 30 No. 14. leaving Lancaster 6*45 am., snakes close connection at Cheater wtth Southern Railway No. 36 for Charlotte aud points north; and Seaboard Air Hue Atlanta Special" or Atlanta and points west Also with Carolina aud Northwestern Railray No. 10 for euoir, N. C, and intermediate points, aud Southern Railway No 33 for Columbia ami points >outh. No. 15, leaving Chester ltl.00 a m, connects with Southern Railway No. 48 from Columbia and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" from northern aud eastern points and Southern Railway No. 33 from Northern and eastern points, km Lanoaater with S C AG E for Dlackeburg, j No. 16, leaving Lancaster 5 15 p m, ' unuects at Lancaster witii S C & CI E , from Camden and Marion, and South- ; am Railway No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte aud points north. ;":No. 17, leaving Chester 8.15 p m, ' aonnecta at Chester with Southern Railway No. 34 from Columbia and points south. JaS M. HB.VTH, Ooii Pass. A^t __j<EROY8PKINMS. Presiileni.. _?n <; o- tj ? "3 _ 1- ? f s41-~=f i r$j" 11 &' S" u- ? = s-rs -2_ CT* ? B C? o o g s ? | gr? ? : _ li, m n CD ^ ms-B-s-s * " ? i. srs.g,? "J i o 8 ? S f C- 91 D 2.1 I ? 5* 3" f- 8 - s-.E iS 5 "S " ? I' & ? | S i m b t ?5 - 2 i S 3 ?* - - - ^ ^ ? - = -? / i - = ' A ^ x -r j ? 5f" - ? 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Hold only by Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents, Cjansaster, H (?. t inr poof>la through trnor. )r ilin't knoT that fop all lnnamMexlcaa Mustang Llubneat. i ; y way : :eat a case of Sore kill disease germs throat action is to . of water put into a Mustang limcnt rwfc at frequent intervals, hroat thoroughly with the liniime on a soft cloth and wrap [YE CURE. 11.00 u bottle. f been troubled with a running er. Treat it at onco with Moxicau depend upon a sj>eedy cure. North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, EVEHY DAY THE YEAH. CALDWELL & TOMPKINS. FUBLI8BSRB. .1 1> r\l 1UVPI I. IMItn. vr, jl ? Vf mjMJMJf ulllhm , ijiS.OO PER YEAR. OBSERVER Heceivos tho largest Telegraphic News Service deliver ed to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Carolina paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER Consists of 16 or more pages, and is to a largo extent made lip of original matter. SI IK SKMI-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. GEN'TLEMEiV, Get (he A'cw Novel Discovery. KSMiS BU 1 N.I KCTK >1N? Cures Gonorrhoea and Gleet inl to 4 days Its action is magical. Prevents stricture A/1 emu. tele. To be carried in vest yookt i .Sure preventative. sti-nt l>v mail in plain package, prepaid o i receipt of pjh-e. $1 00 per box; a f r $-.50. Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents, Lancaster, 8. (). THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL OF ATLANTA, GA., Jsa twiec-a-week NISVVS paper, pub lished on Monday and Tutuday of eajh week, with all the latest news of tlie world, which comes over their leased wires direct to their office. Is an eight-page st*ven?columu paper. By arrangements we have secured a special rate with them in connection "OUR PAPER .* *.! - * > ...ill J ?111vi twi wc win neuu ? Tht Lancaster Ledger The Serai-Weekly Jonrnal An J the The Home and Farm ALL THREE ONE YEAR Tuts is the best offer we have ever made to our friends and subscribers You had better take advantage of this offer at once, for The Journal may withdraw their special rate to us at any time The Semi-weekly has many prominent men and women contributors to their columns, among them being Rev Ham Jones, Rev. Walker Lewis, Hon Harvie Jordan, Hon John Tern I le (Laves and Mrs W H Felron besides their corps of cflicient editors who take rate of the news matter. Their departments ure well covered Its columns of farm news is worth tticpr.ee of the pat ers Send direct to this ofllce ?2 ami secure tbe 11tree ahotie-menlioned paper one year, Addiess. THE LANCASTER LEDGER, LANCASTER 8. O. I ay ii? iihhk,it>^t;cmirmmx, * imw?wmi? TOBACCOSPri I LJ i ^ fl nnd SMOKE Your Lifeawayl You can tic cured of any form of tobacco using easily, be made welt, strong, magnetic, full of ?( " life niul vigor by taking HO-TO-BAO, ' inai makes weak men strong. Many Rain i leu pounds in ten days. Over 8 OO. OOO rtired. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book, let and advice. t KJiH. Atldross STKKI.INQ i KKMliDY CO., Chicago or N;w York. 4J7 SOME WONDERS OF THE1. BIBLE. [Continued from first page.] my ordinary hook, but that lie had been u student of the Bible ill his life, and every day he whs . I earning (something new. It is1 the book for the great, und it iaj Lho book for the small. It is tho ! book for the king, und it is the I hook for the peasant. All must tvmie to the Bible for tho bread >f life and for tho water of life. It is their guide through life, and their solace in the hour of dentil. This adaptability of the Bible to tho needs of men is another proof that it is the work of God wild not of man. 0. It is wonderful in its pow..i - - > ? ' v.1 Id i.iim CllUOOie men The 1'utagoniun Indians were perhaps the most degraded and superstitious being on the face of the globe and yet when tho Bible was carried to them, and thoy ac? copted the Loid Jesus Christ, there was such a change in them that a noted infidel contributed largely to carry on the work among these people. Before the Reformation tho Scotch people were priest ridden ami ignorant. L'hoy were degraded in mind, body, and morals. Thoy were filthy in their persons and in their homes. They were excessively superstitious. Now intellA/tfMnll.. .,-.,1 1 I -- 1-1 I. _ I j w i tiu 11 y auu iiiu i ?t 11 y I lie J' HIW IIJU finest people on the face of the earth. And why! Jt is because these people for the last two or three hundred years have been tho greatest students of the Bible There is no other explanations. We owe the very best that there is in our christian civilization to tho Bible. The Greeks and Komans were highly civilized. They had they painters, poets, orators and statesmen. They had the millionaires and their beautiful villas. But they wero lacking in tho more delicate and iho Oner feelings of tho heart. The Roman was never so happy as when seeing men tearing each other to pieces in the arena Barents who did not care to bring up children could thro .v them into the streets to be devoured by dogs,and nothing was thought of it. Children C5 ?5 who wearied in caring for their helpless parents could expose tbem to die of hunger and.cold, and nothing would lie dono about it. Neither Greeks nor Romans founded orphan assy I urns, nor built homes for tho aged poor. The Bible has entered our civilization and given it an entirely different and higher cast than the civilization of the Greeks and Romans. Buroly a book that has such power to elevate is not the work of man; it must ho the work of God. 7. It is wonderful in the truth that it contains. Here wo cannot be exhaustive. All we can hope to do is to gwe a few general hints. It tells how the woild whi made, and how man came into the world. It tells of man's disastrous fall, and explains the corruption of our nature. It chichester-sImush PENNYROYAL PILLS j. Always reliable. l.rKllwa. ruik Drncrist ' CIIICIirATKR'W in Itni ? Woli metallic bonoi, Ht'nlcl with blue rlbborTftkO HO Oilier. Iteftiai* U r???w aMkail. tiitlonanml iitiilitllons. lliiynryuurDninlit, or sand -Ir. tn stamps for T?*atl? oionlili and for ?.:?<>!? ?." in Irttrr, by rolurn flail. IO.OOO Testimonials. Hold by ail UruKKifta. CHICHESTER CHQMIOA .j CO. 100 fladlaon Niiunrr, i'illl.t., I*A# Menlioa tbt* paper. inw?tT..v]inwgiauMMHaaMaM CASTOR! A For Infants ami Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ?m? wmam tells u? of Ood, who is a Spirit infinite, eternal and unchangeable in his being, wi?doni, pjwor hull- , ness justice and truth. It tells us that this God exists in three persons, and that all those persons are iniores'.ed in the tocovory of nun. The Father sands tho ' Son into the world. The Son ' purchases salvutiou for man. the Holy Spirit applies I ho redomp tion purchased byChiist. It tells us that salvation is by faith aiono, and explains ho.v God can bo just, and yet justify the ungodly. It tells us of our duly t ? God and our duty to our fellow man. It settles tho question of a future life. It enables us to look through the gu'.es into the city of tho New Jerusalem, and enables ys to see tho tree of life and tho river of iifo. In short i teiehy-- us all w? need to know for our spiritual wellbeing. No one can t 11 the Idesstug the Biblo has been to men. It has rescued them from superstition and ignorance, and their lives and their homes fro.n dogradation and filth. It has been tho comfort of Ltiousauds and tens of th u sands in their hours of darkness and gloom, and has been their eolaco in tho hour of death. Through tho truths that it con>. tains thousands and tens of thousands have entered heaven, and thousands and tens of thousands more are yet to enter. Though a man should live as long as Mathuse'ah he would never he able to tell the blessing that the Bible has been to the world. When God gave the Bible to tho world, he gave a priceless gift. Therefore we ought to cherish it. and love it. We ought to make it the man of our counsel, and the guide of our lives. Because it is tho blessing tlint it is we ought to send it to 'hose who have it not. The YYaxhuW and Shiloh Bible Society is already doing a useful work, and I congratulate you on the work you have done, it is a grand work in which you arc engaged, and i bid you God's speed iu your work. LOOK IM, ft AN A NT. I" I, K A N U Photographer C. C. Mm lan, of Futon, ()., can do so now, though for years lie couldn't, because ho suffered untold agony from the worst form of indigestion. All physician- and medicines Jailed to help i > i i?> till ho tried Flee trie Bitters, which worked su ih wonders foi him thai ho declares they are a godsend to sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unrivaled for discuses of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, they build up and give now life to the whole system. Try them, Only 50c. Guaranteed by Crawford Bios', and J. F. Mackey ?&Co.' druggists. Struck by Lightning. Special to the Slutc. * Manning, Aug. 8.?Last night about 11 o'clock lightning struck the offico of the D. W. Alderman & Sons Co., at Alcolu, and tho office building was completely destroyed by Are. The loss was considerable, but it is learnod that tho more important papers of tho concern wore save 1, a< the building was provided with a large fireproof vault. PILES **V in Stored the tortures of the damns* with protruding piles brought on br constipation with which I was afflicted for twenty yoars I ran across your CASCARKTS in the ; i kjttii in innwuu, in., ana never round anything 1' to equal them. To-Uoy 1 ?m entirely free from , piles and feel like a new man " C. II. Kbitz, 1411 Joaee St., Sioux CUy.Ja , & CATHARTIC ^ TMMit MAJtN nSWTVMO Plennant. Palata'ile. Potent. Torfte Good Do Qood, Never Hlcken. Wenken. or ftrl|><vK)c 2f>o N*C ... CURo CONSTIPATION. ... Stwltnf tl.raritr Iraun, SIiglrHl, S,?lnrl, S'.t Crowned at Last. ? Hie ICinu; B.?>e Himself 8f)lenclid-v ly During the Coremonv. London, Aug. 9. - Coronation l!?ty was ushered in with a royal salute from the great guns tired from the tower of London and i Hyde park at sunrise. All were I prepared for the historic service! at Westminster Abbey. The cor I ^ j jo onation crowds, especially about c the abbey and Buckingham palace, ^ grew rapidly as the coronation ! hour approached. II? The cere in any pawied off without a marring accident. The < f weal her was fine, but blustery. ,j King Edward was crowned in the H ^ r abbey of the church of St. Peter, nt Westminster, at 12:09; Queen " Alexandra was crowned at 12:50 1 I ho king aiuTqueen, who brought () up the rear of the coronation pro- 8 cession, loft the palace gates at 11 t ? o'clock amidst great cheering, t which their majesties u3knowl<? j] edged hv repeated bowing. They c were acclaimed by people all tho \ way to the abbey, whore they en- ' tered the west door at 11:34, tho N choir singing, Ml was glad when * they said unto me," etc. The t head of tho procession reached the uliboy ten minutes earlier. f Bells pealed, and bands played l "God Save tho King." ' The recognition service in the '1 abbey was eonpleted shortly in , ufternoon, the annointing follow- * . " . I ing and then came tho crowning * Immediately after the completion j of tho ceremonies the officials out- 1 side the abbey announced the news i of tho crowning, it was repeated J throughout London, and received 1 with inyous cries. The return , journey of their majesties com- * nienced at 1:23. Tho king bore up i splendidly. , - c Jeffcoat Reported to he ia North ( Carolina. Reward Incresaed. ? i The Sally correspondent of the ' Aiken Journal and Review, writing under date of the 4ih instant, says: "Information reached here yesterday that the desperado, Charlie Jetfcoat, is still in the Horsey's Bridge section. There can scarcely bo any doubt about ? this report, as it was circulated bv people from that immediate vicinity who are so situated as to know." ) Gov. Candler of Georgia has increased the reward he oflercd | for Jnffeoat'a capture from $200 ! to $3i?U There is now a total reward of omethirig over $1,200 , for the capture of .Icffcoat. ? The State. ? ^ . ' HbW'N TiflSI We offer 1)00 Hundred Dollars Heward for any ea-e of Catarrh liiat cannot be cured by Hall's 'Catarrh Cure. PJtUbNEYA ()., Props Toledo, O. We the undersigned Lave kn iwu F J Hlioney fur the lte-l 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in ail business transaction* and financially abie to carry out any obligations ma-b by their flrn:. WestaThuax, Wiiolesa'e D?uggi.m Toledo, O. Wamiino, Rinnan A Marvin Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interna' :y, acting dire tly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Hold by all Druggists. rcsUiuonlrils free. Hall's Family Pills are 1 tie best VIGOR -MEN i T?TII!ITr o^Tr.i.i.. i?? ?TTTT. m junuj 9 *? * I 11" l\ ,% 9 rvilllillinilliy Keatored HIN^IFO O'HAItKA'? (P* Jh) GltKAT FRENCH TONIC AND VITA LIZER is sold with writ leu tf t*ure Nervoun Dehiiilv* Loet Vitality Failing Memory. Pita. nt/,zin'H? Hysteria. Stofw all Drxina on (lie Nervous **> stein ('Hiwrd y ( Uuil Uai'it-i or Kx'psslve Use < f Tot baeco, Opium, Liquors, or />ivin? tin* Pare that Kl'ls " It ward* off In8iiiii.v, Consumption ami JieutP. It ! -clears :Iip Itlnml mul Hraio, Hi. i Ids up tlie Sim- fried ?\ervea, Keel on a .he Fire of V'Olh ;ii 'i ICr!I if- (lie rMt-h ( ( >'!??% i P ill eekh it y ii Youngsi' i (;oi g i H ii fiOo f 113 Hoxo.s It* Mui< ( A try ?i.?J . t inv i..r. i i * i ruuKis-, <eiue? ts .1 an Cyfll< r '?urwiwhfcntss 1 ' i i i i hi n ?i?m The One D?y Gold Cure. Pc-i <x*A >* Mm b**d aad Mr* threat Me Mc% mn; . ".vxo1a?m Lmwti Qaiiciaa. Mm "Ota* V?y Cold Ctira." __ . J_ XSdaeata Your (towels With CiucaraM. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forsror to . SOc. If C. C. C. full, d?<?*Klsts refund atonpy AN ORDINANCE" OK THE .PROMOTION OK HEALTH IN THE TOWN rtu r a un * omni, ? xin imit< wjc unn^AOiDO. ^ v x ivrjSCRIBING PUNISHMENT FOR VigLATION THEREOF MENTION 1. Tha?, hen a Her. all wnersiof real fk ate or tenant a. ->r ersoits occupying a.-uie, within the orporatn limits nf'lie Town of I.anu.-ter, 111.011 which n..v dwelling u use is situ iteo, shsll erect titer, ou nitable privies for the convenience ?;f ho occupant* of said dwelling or icuse? That a'l privies shall l>e ertfct t el I ?hI ten (10) feet from any lltch used for diaioage and at leant Ifieen (10) feet iretn any of the ?tr*o a T the Town; und all privies heretor?re er.ctetl, at a nearer distant e to Iraina and stree's than herein preen lied, shall forthwith be moved and eert cled. Booth n 2. That dry earth, ashes, harecal or lime shall he used In all ?i ivies, and be placed o? the deposits herein. at least once ?aclt day, and bat no slops, rubbish or other refuse r filthy matter shall be p acid on .lid tit |- .sits Beotion .H. That it shall be unlawful o bury or leave cxp< sed, w itl in the orporata limits ??t said Town, any ecal matter, excrement, or prrvey leposits,' end that alt privies to said ?rporato limits, shall be thoroughly leunsed-at least once a month Curat* tin* months of Noynnb. r. Decern mr, Jsiiuaiy, February, Match and Vp II, and 01.ee eve.y two we hs durng tlie remaining moth ha of each ? ar. Hint at die liiu-of cleansing ante flie heal matter, txcitmet t and 11 posits hIihII be can h <1 bevond the . wrporate limits of 'lie said Town Section 4. That t o du'y Mith r z?d '(fleers and agents of the I'owu Council of sai l Town, Including the nembcrs ?>f the Hoard <? 1 Health, shall lave free Ingress and egrtss to. and rorn, a..y privies, lot or real estate viHii 11 the corporate limits of the sAid Town, for the purpose of can ing out lie sanitary rules and regulations as resetibed in tliis orditiiitice That it hull he unlawful tor any person or ersons to hinder, molest or obs'ruct tnv of the officers or A gf nfs of said row 11 In the discharge of their duties is herein set f ifth That it ehall be he duty of tin- Policemen, under the upeivislon of the Hoatd of licaitii, to nspect a'l privies in said Town durn?r f Iia flisit HjIui q of ? %.?v .1 . uv ?V O VI CTCI J IIMMI111 ind as ofif.n thereafter as the Boatd of riealth may diteut. Section 6 '1'hat any violation < f the provisions of any of the foregoing >ecii >us of iliis ordinance shall hej uus shut hy a fine of not more than thirty $30,0") dollars or Uss than one ($1.00) loliur, or by impii.m ninent for not nore than thirty days or less than me day. Section 6 Tlu.tall ordinances or parts )f ordinances inconsistent with Ibis irdinance.ate hertby r> pealed Ratified by the Mayor t>n i Aiders men in founc.il assembled. this wenty sixth day of July A D 1902. It E VVYIjIE Mayor. A 11# Ht: C L> Jonks, Clerk jtSEAL, | - " notice! To the citizens of the Town of Lancaster. The fown council has passed an )rdio:oice requiring p i\y deposits to De carried beyond the Town limit?. The Council can do this work cheapt?r;and more suiisfucto |ly than private Individuals, provided a sufficient number ??f persons wi.t co drac* with it to do so. The Town will do ti *? work at the following rates per year, j :tw.b e in advance, Viz: $1.25 'or private families; $(5 00 for Hotels and $2 CO for Boa-ding house*. providtd t oxes are made and placed below the privy aaut J ft I If! litllvl.Lol !? '? # t?? UVM * VJ, .-.V? .MVM |/ ?l uto (/Willi UUi ILI^ will oome forward ami pay the above nmountn to the Town Treasurer July ?6th, 1902 |{. E Wjlie Mayor. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL TAX ON ALL DOGS FOUND WITHIN. THE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF LANCASTER. Be it ordained by (be Mayor and Aldermen of the T?WI> of Lancaster, in council aaafinbie and by the au~ itiority of same . Sec 1 That an annual tax of One Dollar ia hereby asst-es d and levied against. the owner of each dog or bitch kept within toe corporate limits of Hubl t >wn to be paid on or hefoie Janv 1st 1903, and on or before Januaty 1st of each aud every yenrtheicafter That upon payment of said lax. *he owner of ai>y dog or bitch ahull be furni bed by the t'liirf of Police w'lh a 'ug which shall lie immediately placed upon Raid d?>g or bitch by being attached to a collar. Section 2 Thai any dog or bitch ouud running at large without the tug prescribed in Section 2 ol tida ordinance, HtmiI be a?-i/.ed and impoundi d by the officers of ilie low n and nitIcbMtheeaid lax ?>f of One Dollar, to peiher wuh an additional amount of twenty five cenIn for the taking up of ?n;d dog or Intel', .a pud within llitm hour*'nm time of seizure then sal i d<?g . r biteh aimll foitbwith be killed. Ktlill' il by ibe Mayor mm! AlibriitO i !:i ( iiiiocil Aeeiiil leil thin 26tto il>iy I Jn'y. 100-2 li K WYl.IE, Mayor Alb'*'! j ?1?> ) < I) Jonkh; | hKAii | Clark.