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9 'LL GREENVILLE MOURNS. TRAGIC DEATH OF THE VENER ABLE T. C. GOWER. I Drowned While Bathing in the Frenc Broad—He Was Greenville's Greatest Benefactor and Moving Spirit. [Special (o The Stole. | (iuKKNYii.i.i:. —A lelegram re eeived here today from ('apt. O. I’. Mills of this city, dated at Brevard, N. ('.. brought the news that I. I’• (tower of tliis city was drowned this niorning while bathing in the I*rench Broad river. Mr. (lower wtts ill years old, but a man of remarkable vigor of body ami mind. He owned a beautiful place in tin* French Broad valley. His home down to the river and in* was passionately devoted to swim ming, having often remarked that the water could never get too cold for him. lie went from here folds sum mer place last Monday, accompanied by (’apt. Mills. I’robably he left (’apt. Mills at he house and went to the river for a final plunge, as he was to have returned here tomorrow. It is known he went alone and the the ory is that he was taken with cramp. The body was recovered. A. (!. (lower, son of the deceased started from here over the mountains this afternoon, carrying a casket and an undertaker. The deceased was one of the most prominent men ol this city, (irccn- villc is filled with monuments of his public spirit ami energy, and he pro bably did more to build and develop the city than any other one man. He was a native of Maine, but came here fifty odd years ago. He was a leader in establishing t he (Ireenville Coach Factory, built Main street bridge over Keedy river* established the street ear line anil city warehouse, laid out and purchased land for Springwood cemetery, was a leader in building the beautiful Washington Street Presbyterian church and creat ing a a system of tlraded schools. In fact there is hardly an improvement or enterprise in the city in which he did not have a prominent and active part. He was a volunteer in the Confed erate Army and remained in the ser vice through tlm war. lie was aide on the staff of Cell. > Crittenden of the I nited Confederate Veterans. At the time of his death he was a mem ber of three firms aetivoh in business here, besides being President of the (Ireenville street railway and Ware house Company, actively interested in the lime works at GalTneyt ity and liaying other enterprises in ope rat ion. jje owned and rented out more than u hundred houses in this city. Ills estate will probably real i/e from IntUMMi to $7.’i,(KKt. and he is thought to have earned large life insurance. Two policies already known of amount to .flo.tKHI. He was an elder in the Presbyte rian church. A widow and seven children -mr- h "out her lie Knew Her. On one occasion Judge Andrew Ellison was trying an important ease at Macon City and wa- desinsl to rush it through in order to make way for anothei ease coming up next morning. The court m.-drueted the jury and court ot'lieials to r turn aft er supper, as it was inlemh d to hold a night session. At i o'clock all the officers, numerous witm s and the jury, with one exception, were promptly on hand. Of course noth ing could bo done without the absent juryman. The minutes ran into hours, and still the prodigal didn't re turn At • ti lute hour court ad journed without having nceom plished anything. .Next morning sharp at It o'elocit the 1'J jurymen were in the box. liis honor scanned the crowd and asked tor the truant. He was pointed out, and the court ordered him to aland up. "Mr. ,' said the judge, address ing the derelict, "didn't you under stand the order of the court last night requiring the jury to be on hand afn r supper. “Yes, your honor," said the jury man, explaining, "but you see 1 live quite a ways out of town, and my wife gave me an order prior to the court’s order, and her order was that I shouldn't stay in town overnight. I considered the matter and conclud ed it was safer to risk your honor’s displeasure than hern, bemuse," he added earnestly, "I know her.’' The court looked solemn a mo ment, as if weighing some mighty problem. Then a smile started across his face, and the bar, eoiiri officers and spectators broke out in tumul tuous laughter. The juryman was forgiven. St. Lotti - Pot Di. patch. I'hiliulripiiia •l.i.'i Tmiuk-r. Probably no city in the country is burdened with street names which are so meaningless as Philadelphia's. Many of them are absolutely silly, and upward of a lntufclred bear the Christian names of women. In fact, there are few women's names which have not born immortalized in the name of a street. There are unless than five Ann streets in Philadelphia, in addition to whit h there i an Ann's place and an Anna street. There are three Mary stn t.-. three lh,-<> -u- '-ts and three Elizabeth stive >, with an Elizabeth .place throw a in for good measure. Not eon tent: with i wo Ella streets the city father 'have named two streets after Ellen wit h an Ellen place. In addition to th se. there are two Florence streets and as many Flor ence avenues, and two of all the fol lowing streets: Caroline. Emcliue, Isabella, Letitia. Lydia Mmgarctta, May, Minerva. Pearl, Sarah and Vic toria. From among the other street names may ho culled the following: Abigail. Agues Bertha. Carrie. Clara, Eliza, Emma. Evaliua, Crat e, Helen. Jane, Julia. Laura. Lena, Lily. Lucy, Martha, Maud. Prisciila. Susanna, Viola. Virginia and Zenobia. Phila delphia Record. Cowpens Chrouwk ■. < olTesI ioiii h !, i\\ I |i.,!a;.l A HISTORY OF LIMESTONE. Supt. Croswell of the Cowikvs. S. C. (tel. !7 .--.Miles Express Company, anil Bushy got !i is arni •ati'giil ii; i . i ■ ■ gear- Mills, president of the ing of l he < * i\v|u :; s eoi; oi id' 1 tlie Fertilizer M orks. married crs. and Frittik llaiumond. ot her day. it was ill jtll'eil f the Beople s Bank, this il was iieecs s.'ii't 1 ■ i a u, op ■ : : , ■ H*‘ nephew. died from t Ii e elV (•! s *ii* it*— * 11! il ries. ,• will be brottgii over tin* C had preai'Iiiug : si Sunday by private conveyance and night bv !{e\ •. Wot. M idi.'. SOMETHING FOR BOTH YOUNG AND OLD TO READ. Recollections of an Old Citizen Told in an Interesting Manner by Himself—Its Schools Minerals. Etc. | |!Y \l . K. I.ll-St OMU. | Since last week I Iuiyc learned more about the early history of Limestone from Mrs. Mm. \ustell and Henry (Jalfney, two o; our oldest citizens. A Mr. Mils in. from North Carolina, taught >ehool when Mr. j (lalTney was a boy. Mr. lialTney was one of his scholars. In the after-1 noon, wbe'i school was out, ami on j Saturday young Catlney and .Mr.i Wilson would h mt Turkey. And they would kill llicm, ioo! Thcrc was plenty of game around here in those days. Turkey, deer, squirrels, raccoon, o possum > bear, panther, wild cat. and lisii in abundance. And then there eatne a Mi> Pennington, tbewifeofa Mr. I'enningion, a bridge builder, whose full name I am una ble to learn. Mr. iVimingion very likely built the first bridge mi I’hiek- ety creek, where the railioad bridge is now. lie also bu ’t one over Broail river at Ellis' Ferry. riien Mrs. Aliel Foster and Miss Kate Foster taught school. The school house was situated south of l*r. Samuel OttosonC palatial resi dence (in that day. I here were two stories to the school hmtsi and my first wife, when a iittie girl, fell down the stair-steps and hurt her hack, so I am informed by .Mrs. Austell. My second wife, Nimcy Elmira Cutide- loek, daughter of.lno. M . (ioudeloek of (iowdeysvilie. was also a pupil of Miss Foster. She hoarded with John (ioudeloek. \yiio lived mi the i'nion road, two and a half miles distant. She was afterward a teacher, and a good one, too! Now. young ladies of Limestone, what would you think of having to walk two and a half miles to school through a dense forest and over mud dy roads? AIC girls of Limestone, compare your opport u nit ies wit li Nan cy Elmore < ioudeloeks and ot hers who were compelled to board at home and walk long distances to school in or der to receive an education. Yes. I say, think of it. the contrast now and t ben. and improve your om rfb-j nities. Ucmember ib«t an meat ion 1 is better than :.old. An educated | lady with a calico dress is worth a j a great ileal more than an uncduca-I ted one wit li thousands. - .. - I | In the house of commons tie-re are ten ' newspaper nn a, six jiriiiters. 1'oar tailorsi three stationers, t wo hntchers, three ho tel keepers, six fanners, one coal mer chant and one cab driver, A London court recently practically legalized cigarette smoking by women in deciding that a mistress is not justi fied in discharging a cook without no tice because she smoked in tin* kitchen. A Porter county (Ind.) man has been steadily advertising for a wife for two i years. The other day he succeeded in his quest, a Nebraska young woman agreeing to join with him in matrimo- i nial traces. In Poor Health $10,000! Worth of the Itewt $10,000! means so much more than you imagine—serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don’t play with Nature’s greatest gift—health. If you are feelinc out of sorts, weak and generally ex hausted, nervous, have v.o appetite and ran t work, begin at onretak- ing the mt st relia ble strengthening medicine.w hie h is Brown’s Iron Bit- ti s. A few bot tles cure—benefit comes from the very first dose- it won't stain yenr teeth, and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blcod ' Malaria, .Nervous ailments « Women’s complaints. Get only the nuine- it has crossed red 1 * V: ♦ h w: j. Allolhti aresulv 1 slilut* - I • I I • < cij• i of i .v• > .' :>t;t!11jis wo i \vill t t inl :t ( t Icii HccutiU!! World’s * Fair Views and book—free. 1 BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. ' , Fur >,tl by \\ B. I U l’B F, < uttlucy, S. ('. W. L. Douglas is THE BEST. ^ riWEw NO SQUEAKING. $5. CORDOVAN, FRENCH&ENAMELLED CALC fine calf& kangaroh ^ 3.50 POUCE.a Soles. ., i 2. $ l. 7 _5BOYSSCHOOLSHOES. ’LADIES- >3- :2 ' B 1stBon=o u The news of the tragedy caused a profound sensation and universal sor row here. Mrs. (tower is a cousin of tiover- itor Tillman. THE COPES MURDER CASE. Bev. Mr. Ha hit u. m : • i-da v Suspicion Strong Against Young Men in Orangeburg. [Special to The State.] • irangeburg. <>et. 'Ju.—R<»bt. Copes, county treasurer, was foully mur dered this afternoon about eleven miles from the city while on bis way home from the collection of taxes in Kdisto township at .1. M\ Smoak's place. The folk,wing ti It gram was sent to Gov. Tillman at Columbia: (iovernor B. I! Tillmitn. Columbia. S. C. : Treasurer killed and robbed nine miles from town. Could you send blood bounds? (!. B. K rn it Kb, At ditor. < iovernor Tillman Iclegraphed offer ing the reward, and al once wired the South Carolina and Georgia Railway authorities to get a special train to take the bloodhounds from the State farm at Hagood to (irangeburg. A train was secured to run out of Cam- dun and reach Orangt uirg at iRp. m. Report had it that three young men had gone out hunting on the day of the murder and that they were seen in the neigh borhood on that day, and that since their return to the city of (irangeburg there have been suspicious circum stances. It is further charged that there is a good deal of circumstantial evidence against the young men. but jt is said that nothing will he done until the net of evidence is more closely woven. The young men have lived in (Irangeburg till their lives and it is hiird to believe that they could be guiltv of stieli an outrageous crime. This theory lut> liei n t xplodcd b\ the fact that the young m< n were 22 miles from the scene of tbe murder tit the time, therefore e .uld not have possibly done the d< ed The Governor telegraphed to a neighboring town toar.-vst Emanuel M illiams. who has not the host of reputations. He will have him give nn account of himself. Mr. Copes was an exceptionally good Irea-ui'er and hi< deal it is mourned by t h< cut ire community. Ilis son bus been app nuted to suc ceed him. The accounts were found to be in the iie-t condition possible. "I wotll i rather trust that medi cine than any doeior I know of,"says Mrs. Hattie Mason of Chilton. Carter Co., Mo., in speaking of Chamber lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For salt by M\ B. DuPre. on business. He wa-- aecompamod by Ins son. Mi.-scs C(,:a B. i a I Mattie l»oii- ear. of Marion N. C tin gucsis <d" S. 11. Mi ore. Mr. .1. I . M 1 . 1 - i■ ik k 1 ime ' of the Cowpens n - ,, ,d from an tillai'k o< - k' - : mi is at work again. S. 11. M hi >re iln ngs smooi he w , i ' - (Ittr town is i i a n. Me have ll"t t he hoil- - • i o . .,.K. want to mov S. ^|. M n,el nio ■, I ; i ( . C. to-day. M 'ss \id!'.* \'. .. •. i< vi- r i ’ ng to • i,..„ ..... Mt.-. M' : M'at- tezs near t i.'s i Hootf^s Sarsaparilla Makes Purtt I Traded i'...- at full value. * > o M ' Blood, Cures Scrofula, Etc. Ca!! m or address. i lhi> eoinmtl! an ei , , •oived “My exiieriiMH'c witli U<»n!'s S:irs;t|i.'irilla has been very (•n.-.-liv... My little girl, live years B O M A R B R O S . <^4 C O . olil, hail fur four yeai - a bail skin tlisease. Her arms and liinlis would break nut in a mass of HlWfH < I I C<* 11 ■■ t*a r i I 1 ■ r % i.IL.vi- ^}|(J \Y(tlll(l j* Carrie Orene King Save the Children By Purifying Their Blood too late for pah! , , s! .. S|>ill'(tilll>tl I*<i . S. C > . ucuamv Him HOOD’S Sarsaparilla '— " v ' ' CURES P Hartford, td 11:, ri !'■ eM. assets iif if7 117 s "eJ : Home, of New \’or!, w ii ijt'.t.UOS.Kril ; IVnn Fire, of f',; Jjeip ,: , « .!. a> . Set S of .jiB.shU I can plae, at... ,■ may have, i tm'i f; cuidraeting i ir \ , r c n o r ?» r 1 • O • O i / > \_y for Tov tu}\ t'<cuK\ ri> c^ll ot? j. :s. fc and of t his ol.i -e in < MT.-r f.u 1 Sale Building Lots in I 1 \ I -' X I C \ near b\ ;• nd in reach of 1 h ’ Caveats, and Trad i • j ant j all I’ul-J entbutimssrand i i i f/cuLK*n: fees. * 4 ^ ouROmccisc .-o'- r. i r . p.., if.-omecj X * 'and we ran.v • |. . 1:1 L.j t .... Uiuu lhwM.X jt.notc from Wai .. . e \ I. , ( i Stud n. did, i!i.e.. , v.l li d r : -v^ 'tion. Vis ,. . i: . ' . , j of j [charge. Otrficn td • : I. J \i- . \ ' A Pamphlet, " H /t • 'J ,■ 'cost ot same in the U, t5. ^‘.li tut: n tor:.:; J *' i ■' ; ••|»lv In **nt tree. Addrv.ss, 1 1 ' O.A.8NOW&CO.I v ,. MOSES WOOD, Agent. Opp. patent ornre, Washington, o. c. 5 ' I C i Ire -pa sing land of lit •e.i •• tin and in k^vwwwwwswwwwwx-v^vwv*# ; tuober, li>liing or Imtiliiig tire forbidden under |., ii,di \ of low. n - ot fi ,i!n ;!(I to |l|t i , ■ f, hand- to rent for inn; •!’•>' I- ol I .i!: n st one *■ j U'i li. n !ibernI I im** i'al**s. nil'll.'si *.. -cl'l ' RXIT'l'RK-h In tlie* State. ALL GRADES! BOUGHT CHEAP! Will 1>e ^old Olieiipei'! Bed-Room Suits from ijstMo ijiKOt B*'d-Stcads. Bureaus Wash Stamls, Side Boards. Lounges < lutir-. Rockers. Etc, Etc. In fact everythiiig which is kept in'a FIRST-CLASS MODERN FI RMTI RE SToRF. Don t fail to get our prices before buying elsewhere. 1*11 o'«r \V; i 0"< i. C iii- ICvoi\v tiling on Whoolf* aX i' i^o'i AA i A oxi Me invite spe.-ial att<itt ion to our .fill (H’EX. SILVER TRIMMED, and IbM T<H’ BI'GGIKS. THESE ARE DR EAT BARGAIN'.". If you want the BEST BIGGY <»N EARTH buy the I’REM I CM CARDI.INA ITGGY. made at Yorkvillc S. C. M'e ttlso sell the ROCK HILL BCfiGY. M AGON'S! M ell, the name is enough! Everybody knows the merits of tin* I.IGHT-RINN IXG "OLD II K'HoR’i . Xo Bet I er M ttgon M tide. M'e liave just received a large lot of S-t UXoEl'M AX'D Oil. (M.OTH : HOT STI FF. Also a lot of STAM' MATTING; GOOD. BEI'TER AND BEST.' . lit" most I.iegant Line of M’IXTF.it LAB ROBES ever seen in Spartanburg County. W indow Shades tind Curtain I’ob s. I’ieture Moulding and Room Moulding in till the latest styles and finishes. THE BEST BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES IN THE WORLD! See them and you will buy. And after you have enjoyed the use of these articles ami tire no more we can furnish you and your relatives with Coffins, Caskets and Burial Robes, In (lie Latest Styles, and at Rock Bottom Brices. Me are the people to deal with M’e appreciate your trade and want it. Yours to please. GAFFNEY WAGON AND FURNITURE CO. | The Gaffney City Land ana Impi'eveiiient Company fishing 'I iiwii, I 'P V. The Henneman Monumental Jewelry Store. LIMESTONE * SPRINGS * LIME * WORKS, RICHARDSON & CO., Lessees. Manufacturers of BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME, And Dealers In Coal, Shingles, 'Laths and Plaster Hair. Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps. SEND FOR CATALOGUE W (.’DOUGLAS, BROCKTON, AIAS3. You ern hiivp tnonpy by piirctiimiui; \V. L.. UhiikIiih JSIiiipn, Bfi-’”-?, . ■ ;>i c the largest niamifacturer- of a<tveitiscil *h(ie9 lit the U'C.flO* a,,d Kuaraatce the valne tiy stamping the name am’ pl} r, ‘ 011 the ' i " >tn. v. liielt protects you again.t hir^i prices an.I the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and Wearing quabtii -.. We have them sold cvcu y- wlicre at iow .' prices for the value given tiuin any other iuake. Take no substitut**. If your dealer cauaot supply you, we tan, Sold by WILKINS BROS . Gaffney. S. G Livery and Feed Stables. lii iblquiti'lers ini'drivers an*l Farm ITS. wlb. V. ittil tu bll\.sell ol'eXi'luUlgi*. I make a Specialty of Feeding Stock. First-rhi-s tiinmuis at reiisuiialiie rotes. f :ii i!■ and i iiigs bnught and ^i Ji!. J. G. Spencer, Proprietor. FARMERS AND MILL MEN. M i have recently opened a General .Mac hi met House in Spa rl an hurq and tire prepared to furnish Engines and Boilers of all -tyles and sizes; Water M hei Is Saw. Grist and Feed Mills: (iins. Fei ih - tiiid < 'ondi users. Biv-si s, F*‘ed Cut ters Corn Mills, all styles ; Cane Mills. Engine Fittings, and Farm .Machinery; Mowers. Belting, and everything in the line of tHCHIERY 5T SMALL PROFIT PRICES. i !i*:ini Engines bought, or The largest stock of Solid Silver Ware, Silver Novel ties, 3 * 1 ! .MU and I r irvii> ^ V in Pied- mo nt Caro lina. Out of town orders solic ited. 45 M Spartanburg, S. C. sorruiTw li.Uow ro. i. is now receiving his Kail Stock Ami invites liis Friends to call before buying anything in Ids imf. Hu just received ti big lot of Bagging ttnd Ties that he will s, || ;i < Cheap ns on** ' !l I'uvn and his Stock of Shoes, Clothing. Hats. Jeans. Groceries 4T is Conipiei^ and as Low as the Lowest. Don't fa give him a CALL when in Town and get prices befq ing elsewhere. He has also J ust't ^.’"'ph'ted a New (ilXERY in Galfney. Ft New and the hitest I nip r’T'Vi'i i 1X E R N . itinl ol the \er.\ best will (ilN your C((TT()X as Cheap as tTny giTT >eed itt the Gin at tlie Higbest Mtirket Brice and Bay and i- now arranging fora New Corn .Mill that will be ivi next week, and will Grind out* or two dttvs in Knell Week. 1. Wante Every buyer of Millim rv ami Dress Goods to visit the finest selection ever opened in Getfiieys. We httv Three Hundred and Seventy-Five DitTetvnt Styles of (PIEDMONT AIR LINE.) Route of tho Groat Voatibulod Limited. Goods to select from. We cordially invite you to v Us quote you some prices. CONiiKXsiai ■.em-nci.K m eAs-,1 nukk rNAtsa, In i:fT«*t Vi.gusj ls«, tK!»4. ARK PENNYROYAL PILLS lilOT WHAT WE &AY. but sores, tlisohargiiig )elh*w matte.. ....v n wtat Hood's Sarsaparilla Hoc,, that SK&HjOT^ " tM - tells the story of its merit ami success Two Bottles Remember HOOD’S CURES. Karsapurilla caused tlie eniptimis t*> heal and tb<* eeieitrated Female Regllla- ■ I and tb* - sealis pealed <>tf, after whieh tlie skit, M tor are iicrfeetlx safe and alwav- became soft anti Muuutli. As a family nicdieiuo ^ i r . ‘n i i AaA| k 1 * v < i ■ ■ reiutitle. I*or till Irr* giilsir:ties, * HO I ; U ™painful Mt nst ruat ions, -'iippro- sion. ••te.. they never fail to atTord a spee*Iy and eertiiin relief. No Exri;- KIMkm. lint a scientific and positive relief, adopted only after years of ex perience. All orders supplied direct troii! our oilice. Brice per package, , . . | — — — — — .fldm or >i\ packages for id.(hi bv Is to insure wit b Imost ndiabie w* believe ll<N*ds S:iii|i:irilla bus no e<iual and mj| ;| 11((S| , Fvii" j* v K x .'. companies, i represent the I 1 recommend i,." W. I-Kin*.. ItbUf Dale.Ttx- , Ai;A v n;1 , . jeplars (seal.'-i/lL .1.1 u.! <d ! I arl l u'i i. w ; i as***t > of Hood’s Pills an.* tli** best family cathartic, , -trutr: a to'!. •f IO.So7.l»()< ; gtntlu ai|dcff*‘ctivc Try a box. uscenU. PARK RF.MHDN CO., Itoston, Alass. American Fire, ol i L.ia*ii lpiiia. wilit ! iisset s of 11 . t ; V. •. 1. I - st Mail Noi t lihiiuiHi. \*>. :.s Ni». ad No. ii Ii.iily Daily 1 tally Lv Atlui.tii * l ui. t '.’ O' N u '.'.'to pm s.iiii am " Atluelii K 1 i:r*. 1 i , in l.'.ii" pm am * Xurcni.ss l'*,;: pm '.'.44 am *• Itutiird ti."*; pm I".'."' am “ ( ifl ,. **sx illc . 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