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wounded the soldier. But Crozier stoutly refused to recant. savim: Loose me and I will show vou wihether I am the iman r not." &iAiher frers Were app)ealed tin vai '.I aVehm (nbn 'guesti'e by;( lv(! ~. Tlrt wbrl)ide he tha1 be aci r a *V( e andi bokily declaring: "! wuld do it again i In an-wvr t- which he was tld tha the tl w uld cost hhn his life. In short. Crozi'er was prMtlyV condemnefCd thdeathi withilt eVe the f c-i a trial and was iit a.!!'we'! communicationi with any citzen while awaiting his m .\Nu da Igh-1 - t k n1 the. follkwing'. mo,( rnn I, Friday-. S.mer8 the regm111e1wt drawn ,Ip in line of march. Slow c-um heats marked off the remaiing mients of the priPonier's life while he was being led a iew yards from the camp. He was halted on the brink of a shallow hole. freshly dug in the earth. and ordered to kneel. There was a flash of guns in the murkv dawn and the martvred Crozier fell lifeless. A reliable citizen, who had ventured near to watch the tradegy. saw the de monical troops throw the still warm body into the hole. then jump upon it. dancing and stamp ing with their heels to press it into the insufficient grave. The 33d colored troops immed iatlv moved off some distance down the railroad to await the train. Their d(egraded leader. Trowbridge. was afterwards heard to declare that he took all the re sponsibility of the killing on him self. There let it and the shame ot it forever rest. During Friday morning the good people of Newberry visited the fatal spot where Calvin Crozier had been murdered. His honored re mains were taken up and an in quest was held by Silas Johnstone.' intendant, acting coroner. in which much testimony was taken that elicited the facts above stated. The body was then reverently coffined and laid to rest 'n the old cemetery of the town. attended by a large concourse of the best citizens ot Newberrv. In ISo a movement was started by the e0litor of the Newberry Oh server to erect a nionumnt to Crozier's memory. Three hunIred dollars was quickly subscribed. and in 1891 the hero's body was re moved to "Rosemont" Cemetery. in Newberry. where li nhle self sacrifice wa~s recorded upon a mar ble shaft ten eet. five iche height, resting on a high bse i -f Newherry granit. On the front face of the cumn is the "Lone Star of Texa."' neath It is inscribed: Calvin S. Crozier, born at Lrandoon, '1 issippi. .\ Iurderedi On the north side is the verse: "'Rest on. embalmed and sainted! (dead. Dear as the blood you gave: No i.dous tootsteps here shall treadl The herbage of your grave. Nor shall your glory be forgot .Best Remed- For Constipation. . "The ninest remedy for constipation I ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets," says Mr. Eli But ler of Frankville N. Y. *They act gently and without any unpleasant effect. and leave the 'bowels in a per fectly natural condition." Sold by Smit~h Drug Co., Newberry and Pros perity Drug Co., Prosperity, Letter to Blackwelder & Davenport. D)ear Sirs: Twi vears ag... .\r. Grant Smith. Erie. I a.. pamnte' three frame houses, an: 'hv. - work of a brick house. The painter estlimateU ?!10.; for the paint. lead and nil. Ile bought D)ev,be S97.40 and re turnled Si .60. Saved S3 10 io the paint. Don't know the cost of thle work. By the rule, the saving .'f labo'r w~ould be frorn S60 to 890. On all, from S9o to S120. -This is the tale. as it comes from Messrs. W\. F. Nick & Son. our agents there for 40 years. Yours truly F. WV. Devoe & Co. P. S.--The Newberry Hardware Co. sell our paint. 7 \\hile faic her record keeps. 1)r hnor1p,ints the hallo'we(l Spot WVhere \*alor prdludly sleeps 171n th rem",ainling sidies i; theL :-lsi t te cren sta cese f 11is dcati, -al-in r zier )tur b- thers. uho like imel1i had lived throuth' the da~;'iger of fo ye 'ars of1 war, li : niterWa nni did ni'thrug a flodf t a I~~~ t 1h,cfc arngnorrott'. alle ftaith efes -in hani and exour wha h ih Z in our arm . Ti sl then s ths an< eapl brohmercan mtesa d ~ ~ ~ : rs \ rvkis 1Inlhm. Te-xas . ho, prttEer frmelr(ne c il iv kin we in fel war whould unite to honr whiCh n'ame-a nlIe hihd he o t remini srelster.ite !in r falmi . terv on nuer. flotd. Id. I say flhat CalviWCore died ? )r T erteat s can o Pu ia y ineamg n tooten. Ange wh tilte are forgOtten all that is t,!inoor in hmlf,an nature shall have pe ed in our he arts. TiN then Cro zier's self -immolation s;hould stand as an example to American an hood. a pattern for modern chival ry: and women everywhere SG1haumd Unite to honor his name-a nain.e which the South mest strely write in illumined characters on her his tonic page. ..Proper Treatment of Pneumonia... Pneamonia is too dangerous a dis case for anyone to attempt to doctor aimself. although h emay have the proper remedies at hand. A physician should athars be called. It should be borne in mind, however, that pneu monia ahvars results from an attack f the grip, and that by giving Cham berlain's Cough Remedy the threat ened attack of pneumonia may be varRed of. This remedy is also used by physicians in the treatment of pnen-minia with the best results. Dr.' W. T. Smith, of Sanders. Ala., who is also f r ugst. says of it: "I have been -6singy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and prescribing it in my prac tice for the past six years. I use it in cases of pneumonia and have always .cottenl the best results." Sold by Smith Drug Co.. Newberry, S. C.. and prosperity Drug Co.. Prosperity. S. C. Elberta Peach Trees, Barred Plymouth Rocks. Red Raspberry Plants. Eg,gs for hatching a spiecialty. All ingni-ies promptly answered. Write for Circulars GREAT COUJ CONVENIENTLY UNITING ALL THE OF THE SOUTH. W. A. TURK. S. %::emer Traffi: Manger. Ge':e IL WAsH1soToN. D. w. i'. TAYL.OE. Ass't oen'I Pass.A Why not take through FLORI beautiful State been brought w by the splendid t vice of the AT: LINE, the great the Tropics. Wi ets are now on e in Florida and H a schedules, maps, steamship accor to Gen'l Pass. As ''What to Say in Spanish and Ho re~int of a two cent postage strmp. ENDORSED AT HOME. Such Proof as this Should Convince any Newberrv Citizen. n. Itji endors-m, r! of a oa I I ;Z-1tj 1 - t poof th . var. i-r-.rO be rad. Whe, ai na iT rne f--rw%rd :k tti to t., fe!l w e! ' r. ad r-- ha frend, and neiLh Or, you mar - ure h- -. iorou,h'v convi:e-d or Phe would ilot. do .o. Tollin ont.' -xp-riione when it i. fthe li public *"od a. -n w., of kindn 0s t, Ihat sihoulid ii, n, iv,n hv a rosidont, of N-w-errv (.ro n-m.m.r- to the ca. us-- of) (It m -a r b.-inLr :,ha.a ow: "!'ho Littl- C.u:quer P B llut-i inson irop i.tor of een Oudoi furni.hitr ,sore on Main -re' -ay: -T 1h aRv u-Wei Dowi'Z Kid r,y Pi*- ii mv family.wth vwri h--ne. :oeh IT. -e. Wo un-d them for kidnpv e enh--n oek:nert. The rtlief oiven irmm-iia-- tri permarent T oh pulks ,t W. E Pe1ham T& *-o, drug tre and I can and do re c01Mnend the- verv hiLhlv beliovin_, th.,m to he a l that i claimed for them. For sale bv all dealer-. Price 55 centa prr box Foa'er-Milhurn Co, Buffalo N. Y.. 9ole s2e1tz for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no substitute. NOTICE1 A PPLICATIONS FOR BEER DIS .tX penser for Newberry will be re ceived by County Board of Control un til Wednesday 10 o'clock a. m March 2nd, 1904, for a term of one year, be ginniug April 6th. Jocob Senn, J. R. Scurry, J5 P. Harmon, Members County Board of Control for Newberry. 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS &C. Anyonesending isketch and description may quickly ascermtin or opinion free whether an .q o(beai patentable. Commntia ,*rictly rpnnfldentiln. HANDBOOK on Patents ~" '~. Cide-% airenc for securing-PAteumt. Patents taken tgro ch Mungh &CO. reCevS special notice, without charge. in the Scitatific Jinmerican. A handsorely lintrated weekly. Largest cir cultln f *t iril ui~nrnIiTerms. $3 a Fear: onniths,fl. -'ol b ada em MUNN & CO.361roa -aY-New York Branch Office. C5 F St., Washington, D. C. II AILWAY #E RUN THE S THROUGH A BEST VEST! rTR. BUL.E TRAINS BEST SECTIONS _____________ AND HAVE THE -. HARDW'ICK. BEST DININGl -. 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A Greenvil -. . .Iv 12C p ere 8e For furtherffrflintoio~reltvef Surns GOTBRY4.n,Cf.AE.GreeilIle.8 C. 72.5 71(i 209 Parks 142 85~ 550 ERNE T WILT.IAMS, Ger. Pas.., 45:i22 CIto. 138055 T. M. t :Traffic N'.ImaEer. 7 0'24 Ki.i 1! 4 3 ...,ar, ~Ifl~~' IM 3 nn 0 81 54O Jalapa 125$ 725 406 :248 918 334 Slighs 11 ii a. i 250 If. C. BEA-TIE, Reeiver. 0 3.LMonntao 12 14~140 In EEect JnDn.e', 1902. i 5i 9 50 3 57 HIton 15 5 5D 2 06 netrween A' l' 'n - Walhaila 5) 9.55 4 11 White R.ch 1! .3 6:-0 200 -.ersow, asyo-cs: 225 .04 04.7 BaTen tine 11 28 t . 1 50 ARRIVE. LEAVE. 25. 1. i1 Ir4 mo IA M 228 132 Mxed Mixed .7 '5 10; 26 42' Leaptar... U 52 b 9119 o9 No.12~ m.amns No. xI :No.9g 330 0~ 4- 440 CoIn2b2a 111 5 500 100 .33. A. M. P.- M - 10 9 5........ Belton......... 320 10650 24 S33... A nderson F.D......340 :110: 245 9 30....Anderson P.1D... .. 345 11165 A. C. . .925.West Ande-rson....3 49 ..... ... Columbia 9.. 9...'........Denver............. 9 ....... .... (Union Station) 9 02........Atn.........405 .... 4 45 11 20 8 55 .....Pendleton .....4 11 ........_________ ... 8 47........Cherry......... 418 .... .. 844........ Adams......... 421 ..-- pm e . . 828 ... Jodania Jalnet ... 433 ----- 4 65 LvColum~bia (A.o.r.)Ar 1 .10 .. 8 25....... Seneca..... 4 35 ----- 6 2 Sumter * J0 4 40 ----- 920 Ar Charleston Lv 7 ... 8 06... ..West Union . 6...504.. ..8 00.....Wahalla........ 609 ........ newrain3 and 52 arrive and depe.rt from areceenc over trains of se clas ~I.2 n 5from A. C. L. freight depot, iovng in the o posite direetton unless oth WetFora stremeTabe,rfrhr.nom aws SOitop at tri ore gotatinteto, TimeTb, or futer henanlet ot passengers: Phinney's! - rsiet wrftea g 3me .andRSOpn, Superitenden J. F. LIVINGUTONq, H. M. EMERBON,'