Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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UK A N'T WIN'S HABEAS ( OIllTS. , Attorney (General Says Neirro (harp od with 3Iur<ier 31ust.('omo Hack. Columbia, April 11.?The negro .Jot Grant, who is wanted in South Carolina for the murder of a white farmei ir, Anril 1Q0S. WOI1 in his ill 1 XJL habeas corpus appeal before a judgi ill Harrisburg, Pa. Ten days are allowed the State of South Carolina tc appeal. Governor Blease some time ago issued requisition papers for the negrc and Solicitor George Bell Timmerman of Lexington, was sent to Pensyl% vania to represent the State. Despite ^ the pleas of the attorneys of Grant that he would be lynched if brought ' * back to this State, Governor Tenei honored tne paptue. Attorney General Peeples has received a wire from Mr. Timmerman advising him of the turn the case has taken and informing him that he has put the m atter in the hands of the local district attorney and is returning home. Mr. Peeples said that he intended to get the negro back in South Carolina even if the State has to take the matter into the United 1 States supreme court that men canU not be murdered in South Carolina | indiscriminately and the assassin get f off scott free. rn? f r\ The wire of Solicitor i lmmei man ^ Attorney General Peeples is as follows: "Won before judge, but allowed L ten days to appeal. Have arranged & with district attorney to look after case. Coming home." LONG TDIE IN HARNESS. ? Ypars Siiice Dr. Vi. L. Vou I * |M "Hnng Out His Shingle." Bp Calhoun Advocate. J Sixty years last Thursday, Dr. W. L. Pou came to St. Matthews, then a wee station named Lewisville. and "'hung out his shingle" as an M. D. He had been practicing 8 months before that time in Newberry. Graduating from the class of '49, at the University of South Carolina, and in the class of '52 at the Charleston Medical college, at the age of 23, the inI tervening space of 60 years and eight f months of this good man's life have been spent in the active pursuit of his profession. During all these years his life in every phase has been so high above anything that was little or narrow, no man has ever so en imueach croacneu upun <.xUv^ ? ? a single act of his. He was ill in January and his friends were anxious about him. But his celebration of his 60th professional anniversary by appearing again on the streets and spreading joy and sunshine among all whom he met, gave his frienus u pleasant reassurance as to his health. It would be hard to estimate the good that this beloved physician has Hurinjr his long and useful life. k UUiit uu*4*-0 w I ^ Such men as he never die. I^ong at ^ ter he is gathered to his Fathers f his good and noble deeds will live on. ' What an inspiration such a life has ' been to the young men with whom he lias come in contact is beyond computation. THREE CASHIERS ARRESTED E. H. Bowlds of Sooth Carolina One i f Of Unfortunate Trio Held in I ^ A'orth Carolina. Y Raleigh, April 10.?As a sequel tc the closing last .week of three rural f banks in the State corporation promoted by the State Trust company oi "Wilmington, N. C., three bank cashiers are under arrest and warrants k _/ have been issued for the president, and vice president of the promoting company. All are charged with violating the State banking laws. r Those under arrest are: E. ?i. Bowlds, of South Carolina, cashier of the McClesfield (N. C.) bank, also secretary-treasurer of the State Trust company; J. A. Bickers, of Kentucky cashier of the Bank of Angier, X. (\. and Dimia Laffoon, cashier of the Bank of Claremont, X. C. Twins Come Six Weeks Apart. Sl ]^oi'.??oii. A:>i*:l ?All known h-i'li W records have been shattered by the I -\vife of a working man at iiarro v Lancashire. On February l'4 shr I gave birth to a son. \esterday another child a girl was born. The existence of the buy who i? only six weeks older than his sister | threatens to raise a perplexing problem under the British insurance act Tr"/~?rr? -a nipdiral nnsition they ar^ | : twins, but regarded from the standP|.. ^ point of Greenwich time they miss* ed twinship by six fiill weeks. HHf The father under the insurance acl is entitled to the tnaternity benefit p of $7.50. If the children are not ad"v, judged to be twin he will be entitled to receive twice!$7.50 but if they are twins the act counts them as one f- One-fourth of allj"the cities in th< United Scates havirig medical inspection in public schobls are in Massa| chu setts. i ^ i I11 1 ???=??? ! ' c Q ^ Brighter Homes dens, Bright VJERE are some of the B See how cheerful, c they look! And they want join them. They want to e cause of Brightening Up y i and your city, and make thi i It's so much better to live s ings, and if we all get togetfi one of brightest spots on the j Up Creed, then come to us f of membership?free. Let's the Brighten Up Club. i. To Brighten Up my cheerful and good - -d /-rli 11 r\ m \7 Z . XU XJI Ig 12 LV_ Li Lip XXIJ Brighten Up spirit 3. To Brighten Up my 1 ure as well as prof 4. To brighten Up my t rial, indstrial anc v 5. To promote the love < fresh air. 6. To adopt Brighten U j We have the Bri i ials ready Sherwin-Williams Paints; Lawn Mowers, Garden H Screen Wire Doors and lime, Brooms and Brush The Brightei Wm. Johns I I Spring days are When the open you'll want and right and economi unless you get yoi almost sure to be The supply is bi| mand is bigger. Our great factory has a quarter of a million ! Runabout, $525; To Town Car. SSoo?f. o. I all equipment. Foi "Ford Times"?an in mobile magazine- It' Itroit factory. Phone, write or call Summer's ??HH*BaBBBMBnHBSuKttaaras3aannBKJDUtHKnimaHnaBaBai mnmrnmrai i *03/'* J"1"^?:?' , Brighter Garn . ? :er Streets! _______ i righten Up Club boosters, iptimistic and energetic you and your family to enlist you in the good our home, your garden ngs welcome for Spring. T imid pleasant surroundler we can make our city map. Read the Brighten or your copy and badge * all get together to boost I self?to bs optimistic, natured. home and spread the i among my neighbors. Dusiness and take pleasit from it. 1 own and promote its soi 1 commercial progress. of Nature, sunshine and p as my slogan. ghten Up mater- j for you: i and Varnishes, ( ose, Garden Tools, | 117* 1 n inflows, ' es. I i Up Store on & Son ' n i , , ?.f, ? ' , A...1 ^ \ L'/\T?rJ nT,n ; iuiu road allures, need a light, | |. calFord. But | j irs today you're | i rKcarmninf arl I but the de- I j produced nearly g ; Model T's. Prices: I luring Car, $600; g b. Detroit with particulars get jg ; ieresting automo- 9 1 s free?from Deupon Garage. | Special on Clo We have a bi Clothii Boys'! $2.50 Suits - 3.00 Suits - 4.00 Suits 5.00 Suits 7.50 Suits i n it i mirtnw K. H. Aim Main St., New [Indigestion lj cause? | heartburn, sour stomach, nervousness, M nausea, impure blood, and m more trouble than many different kinds of diseases, m The food you eat ferments in your stomach, and the poisons it forms are ab ?nrh#?H into vour whole I system, causing many dis- I tressing symptoms. At the first sign of indigestion, try I Thedford's~ I Black-Draught] the old, reliable, vegetable I liver powder, to quickly cleanse your system from I these undesirable poisons. to Mrs. Rilev Laramore, of K g Goodwater, Mo., says: " I TO suffered for years from dyspepM sia and heartburn. Thedfora's M Black-Draught, in small doses, r TO cured my heartburn in a few vet j TO days, and now 1 can eat without H j B distress." Try it. ^Insist on ThedfortTsJj i , Oh, How I Itched!! What Ion? nerve-racking days of constant torture?what sleepless nights of ! terrible agony?itch?itch?itch, con- I stant itch, until it seemed that I must tear off my very skin?then? Instant relief?my skin cooled, soothed ind healed! Tho vorv first rlrons of D.D.D. Pre scription for Eczema stopped that awful I itch instantly: yes, the very moment D.D.D. touched the burning: skin the torture ceased. A 25c bottle proves it. D.D.D. has been known for years as the only absolutely reliable eczema remedy, for it washes away the disease ?erms and leaves the skin as clear and healthy as that of a child. All other druggists have D.D.D. Prescription?go to them it you can't coma to us?but don't accept some big profit i"Ko+ i f n f a But if you come to our store, we are I H so certain of what P.D.D. will do for you that we offer you a full size bottle on this guarantee:?If you do not find that i-z It takes away the itch AT ONCE, it sosts you not a cent. Giider & Weeks 1 Low 1 thing for . g line of Men's tig to select fr Men's IS )$ 6.50 Suits 8.00 Suits 9.00 Suits 12.00 Suits 1 ^ no Suite A !/ W UUlbU Suits I - $1.95 I - 2.39 I - 3.25 | - - 3.98 I 4.98 I SON & CO. 1 \ rberry, S. C. Cheap G We have a larg< line of Glassware a low prices. Call a selection. Tumblers, 6 Large line Unamen Big stock of 5c s on ha baking rans g tBHKBMBHBMBR Something for hot Picks, \ "More Goods for MAYES' Book & t"? HOUSE ?< Herald and Nev * ?rices Anril and Boys om. . Suits - $ 4.48 - 5.90 nr Af I.VD - 9.48 - 11.95 jjsc ^OB VASH SUITS : to - - . $1.25 ?? 1 lassware! e and splendid it exceptionally nd make your l"A?* 1 Sr lUi AW* arare, 5c and up. and 10c China nd. oing cheap. weather ? Ice 10c. Less Money." S Variety TORE. I i.oo? THINGS its $1.50 Year