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ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT. DAWSON, THE MAN NOW IN JAIL AT WALHALLA IS WANTED IN INDIANA. An Official From that State Will Carrv Him Back?He is a Clever Swindler. Wnlhallu, Feb. 25.?Chief Clerk Gainor,of tho Indiana State prison, arrived here yesterday afternoon from Columbia, where his requisition papers wer? honored by Governor Hey ward for Robt. A. Dawson, alias I}ickerson, an escaped convict, lip to this time Mr. Garner has been unable to communicate with solicitor Bogge, aiul it will possibly bo the last of the week beforo ho leaves with hie if 1>n aimnnn/1 n 1 i\ rvn Minr# lit >v. II u\v OUUO^AIO 111 ntlll at ull till after the authorities here get through with him. Dawson io a most clever swindler an<l almost succeeded in making good his escape a few weeks ago from jail by sawing the iron bars of his coll. Whero and h?w ho obtained the saws for this work Btill lemaius a mystery. Sheriff Moss received a letter a few days since from tho sheriff of Andova, Ind., stating that when Dawson made his escape while on IVJrnln ii\ T n/lionn hn r\A q o!m. \/*v/ ?n < liu i n?m liU 11 ui AOU * njiu ilar swindle upon persons at Andova that he did at Senoca last Deceinhcr. Ilis motbod was to call upon a loeal bank and present a check on somo far away bank, soeurc a pass book and then go out and trade with aouie merchants on hia pass book and issue a check for uu amount much larger than hia purchase and disappear for parts unknown. Mr. (iarutr speaks in tho moat complimentary terms about Governor Hoy ward, saying ho was surprised to lind so pleasant a gentleman ill tlin nxnnlllivn film ir Ann who with such ease and grace makes a etraugor feel like he was at home. It Sinrd His I?ear. P. A. Dnnforth, of LaGrange, On., fullered for six months with n frightful running t uo on his leg; but writes Unit lbioklou'tt Arnion Si'.lvo wholly euvcd i" live diivs. For ulo< iv?, wouuda, pii> s, its tht> bast snlvo in tho world, Cnro kiwi-?iu< uiuy vin ot-s. Hold br Piyli I pn? Drug Oo. KILLED BY TROLLEY. Accident to Woman at Union. Was Caught on Trestle. Line Had Just Been Finished?Brakes Would Not Work. WediuHdivy afternoon Mra. Sallie Houcheot was run o\er by u trolley car on tlio Union it Olonn Springs K. R., near'Buffalo Milln, in Union county, and instantly killod. Sha was caught on a trestle over Buffalo Crook and could not or <}J'i not got out of the wny 11 /. i :I \ <m ui'' 11..iii, win; aim whs i(it'u completely oil and alio win in htantly I; i lied. The oar had jnkt made itn ini11 11 trip to Buffalo and wan on ila roturn wlii'i) IIim accident happened, Win u tho unfortunate woman was Been tho brakoman niado ovory oll'ort to Apply the l>rakt'B and -1 ]) (lie car, but tho brakes . nl.l ....? i * miivi iiwi ??ui i\ mi i'hj nut hi l ong enough to nrieBt the moin-;-itIu 111 of tho car. J. R. Wilburn, thu in i t simm in chargo, did ovi rytliing ho Could to provont Iho i. i (1 c; 11 Mrs. P,. ih'heot was accompanied by lit >ok? r Gallman, \sh> jumped oft' the troHtl'j aii'I escaped with ciily alight injuries! frum hia fall. The coroner held an in<|iioAt and i returned :i verdict to the olTuCt' that the doreaHed canio to her j <toal)i l?y her carelessness, being a; Ire patnsr on tho company'b property. GOOD APPOINTMENT. Mr. E. J. Watson Commissioner of Immigration. Columbia, Fob. 23.?Governor Hoy ward is very much interested in the newly created department of immigration. Ho wishes to make it a succcs from the jump and he thinkB that he has succeeded iu giving it the proper start at the outset, aud tonight announced that ho had appointed Mr. E. J. Watson of Columbia as commissioner under provisions of recently enacted law. This idea of a department of this kind is dear to the heart of Governor Hoy ward, and before he started in on the uuoipaign vrnicn resuueu in iiib election ho advooaled the establishment of euoh a department, and in fact, ever since ho has been iu public life he has beon earnestly endeavoring in his quiot way to have such a law enacted. Then, when the law was passed, tho goneral assembly pointedly placed the responsibility for the success of tho undertaking 011 him and his appointed. On this account Governor Heyward has been careful in making his appointment, rkvi'l li a (nolo 4 1?*? 4 1? UliU UU J V/VJIO liiui Itu 1IUO Itltvt'll 1/ilU first stop forward in the right direction by the appointment of Mr. E J. Wateon to the position. Gov. Ileyward'B purpose was to find florae one who had some experience in this work, who was a hu8tl< r, who could, and would, devote hia ontire time to the work, and who was in noway in politics. Watson iius not, Dten a candidate ior political preferment and his selection by Governor Heyward was entirely voluntary. Mr. Watson made no overtures for the appointment and it wan at tho suggestion ot friends of Governor Heyward and at the solicitation of Governor Heyward himself that Mr. Watson accented tho position. Host Remedy for Constipation. "Tho Guest rem oily for constipation 1 ever used is Chamberlain's Stouiaoh and I Ayr.: Tablets," says Mr. Kli JJntler, of Frankvillp, N. Y. "They act gently and without miy unpleasant effect, and loav? the bowels in a poif c'ly natural condi tion." Sold l>y l'ickens Drug Co,, Pickens, and Hunter <fc Pickens, Liberty, New Namo For Latimer. Washington, Feb. 23.?Senator I atimor has a now name* Yesier day a correspondent wne talking to him in the senate lobby, whon Senator Hpooner walkel by. In liis jovial, good naturod manner lin (yronK.il I ati m<?i? 2 K w pj * v/vvw*? fh?viuivi n iui Li?t"?U words: "Hello, 'G. K.' Latimer." "That's n now name lor me," said Senator Latimer. '"Your name in to bo Good [loads Lalimer, 1 am told "Well, Spooner," replied Latinifir, "over in the house 1 whs known a^ Newberry College Latimer. Ijut this i? the first lime I baye ever been called Go.d Roods Latimer; but I shall bo proud of Iho designation*" (Senator Latimer Bays that ho is not thinking About anything but good roa.ls theao days, and that henceforth ho is gving to p.ivo his wholo attontion to that snbjoct. Corjstipatiion Does your head achc? Pain back of your eyes? Bad taste in your mouth? It's your liver! Ayer's Pills arc liver pills. They curc constipation, hcadachc, dyspepsia. 29c. All 'Jruggikt.-i. Want your mouatache or by.xrH a beautiful brown or rich black? Then iuo BUCKINGHAM'S DYEWiAo 60 tnt, or p?uoi\i?t?, on n p. i'?n. A Co., na?hua, n. m. "Tio n string around your fiuger." (let that bottle of fihciiniacido todfty Ikv foro your rheumatism gets a firm hold and of'oomofl dangeroufl. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes Yon Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers ts sure to know of the wonderful I 11 jpv |. cures made by Dr. '??dI Kilmer's Swamp-Root, II ?reat kidney, liver I I^U-r I and Madder remedy. " w r^Sl LjF It is the great mediH 1+j \ !^{j cal triumph of the ninov y| ]\ I rjf||{ teenth century; dis\El3Vl?? 1 covere<^ a*ter years of .JIMp?HFJ lUIIII scientific rusaaro.h Ue-J Dr. Kilmer, the eml(|. " ncnt kidney and blad der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Brlght's Disease, which i3 the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but If you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested Ir* ca mrtntf nrnfc In K/senlfal ?? ? itww TTum, ill jJUVrtlO practice, among the helpkss too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried It, may have a sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous offer In this paper and !5nd..y?ur to ur. turner a uo.,umg- rojmjjajjn hamton, N. Y. Tha regular fifty cent and Homo of SnamjvRoot. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N.Y., on every bottle. From Norris. Dear Pickens Sontinel-.Iournn': L ist Monday, the 22nd insfc.. was a groat (lay for Norris Grammar eohool when Washington's birthday was celebrated by the school. The following program was rendered: Opening song, America, by 6cbool. Address by Principal J. P. Dendy. Welcome Thou Festal Moru, by Bessie Garvin, Flag of the Rainbow, Miss May n., Tho Builder*, ten boys and K'r'8 in tlio primary department, each having a block with one letter of Waahinglou, which when comploted mado a monument. Music by string band. For Washington's Uirthday, Miss Vida Slur iff. Whv? Paul Deodv. A Hoy'a Protest, Felix Hopkins. Old Father Time, Thos. Garrott and his twelve daughters (tho months.) America, a recilatiou by Miss Net tio Mullinix. Music by string hand. liravo Nancy Hurt, recitation, by Miss Lola Garrott. I History oi our i'lag, declamation, b\ Thus. Garrolt. Star Spuugled Banner, nong, by the school. American Flag, rpcitution, l>v Miss Loua Ballontiiio. W'heu Mamma was a littlo giil, Rita Minimis. Rtd, Wbiio and v* citation, by Misses Mary Garrett, Lena and Leila Bailout inc, each dressed in tlio rc-f peclivo colors. Bravo Soldier, Herman Mullinix. Lament of a T-ittlo Girl, Gertrude Kilburn. I 1 Ijovo tlio name of Washington, Ernest Mullinix. In Mcinorinm, rccitution, Miss Leila Hulllciil ino. Dixio. Riiiif. liv wflioiil ? > O ? 'V ?' W. . VW. Addusa by lion. Laban Mauldin, uf Kublwy. Mimic by string band. Closing remarks by principal. Indeed, tint above exoromu whs quite n rucchkh. A largo number uf tlii) pnr?nt? were proHont, and all guvo undivided attention, and it was n tiny for tlio nclioul. Tug pupils all reflected credit upon themsolve* and t?*achoin. Tho address I>y Mr. Miuildin wau instructive and well recnivcd by all. The songs by tho Hchool were played by Mii;^ Lola Uarrott on tlio organ. Tho Htring inusio wun led by Mr. Jaincn Parsons on the violin. ac.coinnoni/ul l>v I 1* ' 1 " V " " * Douily on tlio autoharp, anil Thos. (iairott on tho {jnitnr. SncctWH to you. 15 L1K.. J I Hi niiuu : auuu : : Mia<l I! ! I'lnoc jour ortlora fur OjBtors unil Fish wiih COI.lMItIA riNII AN It ICK ('(>? Columbia. S. C. Satiafuotory pricon, quick ?orvico. You otui mnko inonoy now Hollin^ our largo CJ I 1. A?. .11.1 ?l-Jl ? .jwiuii muiiov wuuo ?*krh oic., arc Hovery ?Wanted, orders for billheads, statements, letterheads, notehoads, ciirdH, envelopes, circulars nud dodgers. Best work, lowest priooe. Tl.o Sontino' Journal Job Oflicc. . . A | . <-FRE | Garden ? PLEIS < UI- ' I V ?~*V 4 m Lpickens Dru The Complete W, T. McFALL, J. S. WILSO President. Pir.kp.ns Oil ) * ?*W A A VA&VA1N/ VIA DEA.LE] C>Cotton Seed Meal, Hull \T mxr rnn / 117" iNuvv icauy i< Our Ginnery has been running and we thank our patrons f Our Mill is now grinding re nlf?ntv nf lltillc mr?i1 r?r I J Bring your SEI'lD and exchan or wc will pay you the hig seed just as you prefer. Come to us and see how wc are not controlled by outs much, or more, for your sc m. i We Have Le Everybody learns sometl learned that there is a lot of we have learned how to sclc for our customers. Take fc r a nivr n I Canned Goods arc not al Bright labels can cover very to it that only reliable good.1 GROCE \vk skll nothing People who buy a dollar's \ had better have two market groceries away, oh, no, but ' in^ dollars that is appreciate M rs jj. F. H> 3AYS "LOOK BKFC i Ami you will liylit at I'R'KBNS, S. ami Mout Cum] |GENERAL ME $ Ho lms ovor nnrritul. My ra?T?; is ii:c | mid IIonCHt Vulin H. Tlio lU'ST of o my ntivcrusi'iiienl. .Vvor mind Mio M money. j | ...BUY I II I ft n, , ... . i m v/i i-vuryuuiig iuiu you win n itrn uy ( olieupest. If you want anything in I I 11 liny n Lot or rent i\ Hoiihc, or btij R any monoy !?y acting nu; lieforo you I J-FI THE CASH IV SH^ S cr* i ? ^eeus. > * mm JTY ( r? ^ CI I. ? or Comminv / o I J V Drug Store. / ?N, P. E. BRUCE. Vice-Pies. Sec. & Trena Mill Company, 43S IN s, Oil and Linters.^T^ 3i" business \ on full time all this season or their patronage. gularly and you can get .tting." ge them for meal and hulls hest market price lor your .*11 we can treat you. We ide prices but will pay as i-i ? cci tnati any other market, ri. CURETOEVl, Mgr. ARNED ling each clay. Wc have difference in goods, and ict the best of everything >r instance GOODS.... ways what they seem. 1 . ' ' ' poor qualities. Wc see ; get into this store. RIES. BUT THE I7INI?ST. vortli of groceries here baskets. We don't give IV f* l\n\rr> I /"aT ? v, imvv. (i 11^ VM ^Ll LIL11:d by our customers. K. L. ('iireton: )KE YOU LI' VP" ('. whore ln> now has (lie Tdugout r>le(o T.iiso rt' i.RCHANDISE, ivoftsing every ?1av. 1'nir Pp.i'iiig vorydiinj* for (1 ??> lorsf mnivv i" price of 'ii nrfiolo if its worMi tli?> } E BEST... ^xpcrieiioo that Tins Host fn tlio ho Mcroautilo ljiuo, li you wiwit 11 lIoilRO llli'l Lot, 3 Oil WOli! 1 .no ninkc ;i tratio. Yours truly* HARRIS, 1ERCHANT.