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size, quality and ap
pearance of vegetables
weight and plumpness of grain
are all produced by Potash.
Potash,
properly combined with Phos
phoric Acid and Nitrogen, an<
liberally applied, will improv<
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OERriAN KALI WORKS,
P3 N?mm St., New York.
niTTV.R IV Till? flPRV
U.llllili 111 I IILi VI ilill.
FILIPINOS MOW til) DOWN IT
AMERICAN FIRE.
Agninaldo Was In CoinmandOllicers
Lash (ho Natives an<
Compel Tliem (o AdvanceAlmost
at Malolos.
Manila, March 20?Docnve ha
been taken. Macarthur fount
that the insurgents had not, in
jured the railroad bridge in thoi
rapid flight and is now eight mile
from Malolos. For the first tim
since the war began the insur
gents gave open battle today
about 1,000 advancing openly t
meet the Americans on the plain
beyond Marialo, commanded b
Aguinaldo in person, assisted b;
Generals Garcia, Torres and L'n
cheslio. As the line advance
across the plain the American
reserved their fire, but when th
natives were only 400 yards awa
there was a sudden roar of artil
ler.v and the insurgent broke an
ran. Ollicers were *.?*en tryin
vainly to stop them, but the roil
was so complete they could n<
be stopped as long as they wer
in range.
Prisoners declare that officei
stand behind the lines with lieav
whips and lash the unwilling ns
tives into fighting. The lashe
were found on prisoners and dea
v; i,.,;.. 'im ?
rui|Muun. i iicrt* ;irt> execution
? every day in the Filipino arm
of men refusing or showing a
unwillingness lo light, aecordin
to the stories of natives capturec
The Americans advanced thre
miles before 10 o'clock, drivin
the rebels beyond Bocave to wes
of Bulacanon on tlA railroad t
Malolos. Two I'ennsyl vanian
and one Dakotan were woundec
Washington, March 29.?i
special cabinet meeting was call
ed this morning. It is believe
the war situation in the Fhilij
pines is to he considered. '
General Otis cables that Mac
art bur was delayed yesterday rc
pairing bridges. He inarche
rapidly this morning to Bocav
and will continue to Bigaa. Th
enemy destroyed (he railway an
telegraph lines. A construetio
train is following our forces
Resistance was not so vigorou
today.
Definition of a Baby.
"A baby," says Israel Zangwil
uis a joy to its mother, an heir t
its father, a charge to its nurs<
a soul to the clergyman who baj
fhees, a new biological specime
to the physician, a new customc
, to the shopkeeper, and a nuisanc
to the neighborsy"
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S THE OTHER SIDE
k OF THE PICTUH
That Edgefield Killing Affair
'' Seen in the Light of the Tes
tinionj. Negroes Fired
First.
Special to Tlio State.
Edgefield, March 28.?The ri
riot at this place which occurr
on last Saturday night seems n
to have subsided. Both whi
e and blacks implicated in the
i fair are quietly following th
customary vocations.
Tim iliennfeli which annMT
*,,v " "*v"
h in The State of yesterday w
11 written hurriedly and only pi
sented one Bide of the case,
now seems from statements ma
~ by reliable citizens of this pit
that the attack was premeditat
on the part of the negroes a
^ thafcth^ whites who were engap
in the riot acted solely in self <
fense.
The testimony at the inqn
shows that three pistol shots w?
' fired into the whites before th
- replied at all. Then a perfect
sillade followed. One of t
wounded darkies, Wilkes Ha 11?
s tine, ran about 200 yards bef<
1 he fell and he hid his pistol ji
inside a plank fence besides whi
he lav. Two freshly lired cha
r' J
bers were found in same.
Another pistol with three fre:
L ly fired chambers, together w
an empty whiskey bottle w<
' found on the snot where the i
? groes opened the trouble by
? deputy marshal. It seems a
v that the whole party of dark
y were armed, with one or two i
! ceptions, and that there was ab<
(j 18 in the crowd, opposed by 1
or six whites.
Arthur Townsend, the nei
e
who caused all the trouble, see
' to have organized the party
negroes. He is a worthless loa
^ about the town and regarded
" extremely insolent. lie cur<
d several factory employes as bei
>t low down "white tiash," which
o course incensed the latter. T1
told him they would see him
ter and Townsend replied tl
t "By < ??d I will attend to j
later." This remark was made
two very young operatives, w
s are now in knee pants, and
*' mitted by Townsend hims*
8 When it wan learned that t
y negro had organized a mob to
n aist him. Older men accompan
j; the boys to see that they were i
1. harmed when they come up to
to make purchases for their
rents. The negroes followed 1
whites toward the factory a
when they met the riot occurr
? The defendants now in jail i
s spoken of in the highest terms
' President Fisher and Super
\ tendent Sosaman of the cotl
i mill. Four nf thnm ar? Hito-ofi,
(j county men and have alwi
borne a good reputation for bei
I quiet and peaceable.
Several prominent whites hei
threats hy the negroes as tt
! started for Cotton Mill row, ai
'? is called. Three negroes in 1
< crowd have made allidavits tl
e they went there expecting tr<
d bio. ?
ri Two of the darkies that w<
, killed bore good reputations, 1
s were in bad company. All of th
seemed to have been more or 1
drinking.
Messrs. Croft and Tillman v
I fin noTt \fnnrtatr annln fni" 1
"FF'J *w* ^
], for the defendants and some
o the most prominent and inllui
? tial men in the county have <
pressed their willingness to go
' their bond,
n , m
r 'I'he commissions of a lai
? number of postmasters are ab<
to be signed by the presideut.
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Troops Advance Steadily.
IB.
Manilla, March 29.?At daylight
as to day. General MacArthur's di
vision advanced from Marilao
along the railroad to Bigaa, five
miles distance, with the Nebraska,
South Dakota and Pensyl
vania regiments on the right and
,ce the Kansas Montana regiments
'?d and third artillery 011 the left.
?w General Wheaton's brigade is in
tes reserve.
11 f The American forces met with
eir strong opposition in the jungle
First one of the Nebraskan and
e(' then one of the Pennsylvania and
'UH afterwards #two of the Montana
re regiment were killed. Thir v-tive
It > >
were wounded, including one o
(^e the Kansas regiment.
ice Washington, D. (J., March 29.?
e(1 A special cabinet meeting wa*
n(' called to-day and lasted from 11
till 1 p. m. The Philippine ques
^e" tion was the principal subject of
discussion.
However, a varietv of btihieetu
ire wore considered, including a
number of questions which have
arisen during the two weeks ot
the president's absence in the
3n" south.
ire The administration of atVairs to
list (jutja came up and it was praeti
'c^ rally decided to simplify matter*m"
by consolidating some of the ad
ministrative departments, but
just wna't changes w ill be made is
ith a?j yet undetermined.
ne With Qualifications.
a Mr. Johnson: I was sorry 1
lfi? didn't get to hear you preach last
ies night, parson.
RX"' I'arson Wideiuonf: I'se migiitv
sorry merse'f, sail,
iff Mr. Johnson: I understand
that you held forth on the subject
?ro of eternal punishment ; do you
rns lu>l iui>u i ?. > ? i
of! I'arson Widemoul : Mont nut
fer tinly I does. sah. I helieh dat
as I ev'ry winner fiwinn stiller enternal
. I punishment fo' a spell, hut 1 ain1
| dat onrharertubble dat I believeh
ln^ihit fiwiiio law' to' ebber.?Rich
?f i mond Dispatch.
, Colonel Kdwin V. Sumner, ol
^at ll,e ^t>ve,dh cavalry, lias been
appointed a brigadier general,
ou
I to i M?rr ji M. ? ,|| Mil I III
lio ^ 4 I k. I "*B1 1 f 11 |C 1 I Mj
:;l | THE NEW WAY.
..'II TT70MEN used ?
I 1S&? 10 th,nk "fe*
as 'I male diseases"
i I could o n 1 y be
led ; treated after "lonotJ
I Mjj* ** .cal exarnina- |
W11 || mR*. jg clans. Dread of
Da- I ?fe^ such treatment ^
H I b?rrt lU^n?en/^e of
. | I If X miinuivu^iw v?
i?ie modest women
nd jSW silent about their
. jBSEj suffering. Theln('<1.
I troductlon of
irp | Wine of Cardul has now demonstrated
that nine-tenths of all the
by : case of menstrual disorders do g
in- no* reciu're aphysician's attention
at all. The simple, pure
I W?rdui
taken In the privacy of a woman's
own home insures quick relief and
trd 1 speedy cure. Women need not
,ev ! hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re*
I quires no humiliating examlna*
if tions for its adoption. It cures any
the i disease that comes under the head
^ of "female troubles"?disordered
lat menses, falling of the womb,
I "whites," change of life. It makes
women beautiful by making them
well. It keeps them young by
keeping them healthy. $1.00 at
I the drug store.
#ul BF For advice In cases rojulrlnr special
_ directions, address, clvlnif symptoms, yj
enl the "Ladies' Advisory Department."
,*t,c The Chattanooca Medicine Co.. Chatta|
M nooga, Tenn.
? W. I. ADDISON, M.D.,Cary, Miss., styst |
villi! "I use Wine of Cardul aitensivaly In I
my practieeandflnd It a most excellent 'jjj
tail P preparation for female troubles." M
of IIMwu3^K^QE?Xl][3iSfl!
ex* A new lot of New
on
Home sewing marfre
chines on hand at this
[)U t rr
ornce.
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AN OPEN
To MO"
WE ARE ASSERTING IN Till
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF TH
"ITTCHER'9 CASTORIA," AS
/, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER,
was the originator of "CA
has borne and does now bear
the fac- simile signature of <
This is the original "CASTO
the homes of the Mothers of Ai
LOOK CAREFULLY at tli
the hind yon have always bough
and has the signature o0
per. No one has authority fr
The Centaur Company, of which
March 24,1898.^^7
Do Not Be
Do not endanger the life
a cheap substitute which so
(because he makes a few n
gradients of which even ll<
"The Kind You Ev
BEARS THE S
Insist on
The Kind That N
TMC CCNTAun COMPANY* TT MUI
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Tlmo lli-t wi-i-ii Cnl iimhl* and .Turk
nun villi-. Kanti-rn Hum Iti-twtieu CoI
ii 11) 11in nuil Oilier Point*
Effoi-tivo January Irt, ism.
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> nrt li iMiuiiti.
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Lv. J'ville. F.C.&P.Ity.. h 14) a k (Kip 12 lOp
" Havannnh 12 01 p 12 IMp a fi" p
Ar. I'uhiinlilit 4 <i5ti! 4 4.">? 7 !fll?
Lv. Char'ton.StADKK 7 Kin> 5 hop |
Ar (Viiumbia.. . 11 UPa, lu lop i
Lv. Augusta, S<.. lty. - 10p| ooop 6 4op
i " (irn.iHovilic 2 :?'p 10 lAp oosp
" Aiken 2 20 p 10 lOp 5 65p
" Trenton ?W?p llOOp 6 34 p
" Johnstons 3 lWp 11 20p 0 40 p
Ar. Coin in bin I." n. dop't. 4 .">1 p 2 loa 8 ISJp
Lv Col'bia Hland't; at .. 6 IS|? 6 65a 8 40p
" Winnslsiro 0 071> 7 00 a ti !!)p
" (Hunter 6 64 p 7 45a 10 17p
" R?? k Hill ' Wl> 8 17 a 10 45p
Ar. Cliurlotte..~ | ? lapj 0 15u| 11 04 p
" Danville i 11 61 pj 1 22p| 3 lOp
Ar. Kirhinnnd | 0 40a! 0 26 p|
Ar. Washington .1 0 42a| 0 05p 0 46a
Haltimore Pa. It. It..' ? 00a 11 26p 11 06 l%
" Philadelphia. . i 10 1.7 a 2 66 a 1 lihp
" New York .1 12 4.1 p 6 23a! 3 Up
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Southbound. J*
ihxMiin Duly, intllv.
Lv. New Yark.l'n. U.K. 12 Kin! 4 imp 12 lf>ut
" Philadelphia 2 2ipl 8 66p 3 Mtn
I " liiillimore 4 37 pi o lop 0 22 a
I Lv. Wasli'ton, S<t. lly 6 60pl lo 43p 11 16a
Lv. Richmond I ....7 .1 |2lont 1201m
j Lv. Danville I 1210aj 6a0nj 0 02p
" Charlotte 8 44 a 0 86 a| 10 20p
" l!o< k Hill 4 26a 10 20a 11 14p
" Cheater 4 61 a 10 66 n 1148p
" Winunlioro 6 34 a 1141a 12 32 a
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Ar. Charleston 8 17 p 11 OOa
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Ar. Jftekaonvllle lOOp 9 25p 0 00 a
NI.KKI'INO CAK M0I1VH K
Noa 81 anil 32-NKW YORK AND FI.OK
IDA LTMITKD. Solid Vestihuled Traiu of
Pullman Di a.vin (fib sen Sleeping Cars. Ob ervation
and Coinpnrtnient Curs, and Dining'
Cara running through without change Imtwern
St. Augustine K)a .and New York, via Jack
sonville, Kavannah, Columbia, Charlotte- and
w?nhin(ftim Pullman DrawinK-Koum Bleeping
< "nrs betwti'ii Alkt-n niul New York, connect
tng with this tra-n at Columbia, for thu
accommodation of AtikMiHta ami Aiken travel.
Kftccllent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos.UT and W?Washington nnd Southwestern
Limited. Drawing-Boom Buffet Bleeping Cai a
between Augusta and Now York. Solid Veatlbuled
train wltli dining rnrr. and first clans
conches north of Charlotte.
Bullmr.il drawing room sleeping cars between
Tanitm, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pulliunn Steeping Cars between Charlotte
and Hiehmond.
l'ul I man drn wing-room sleeping ears between
Greensboro and Norfolk. Close connection
at Norfolk for OLD I'OINT UOMFOKT,
arriving there in time for breakfast.
Nos. a?> and lift?U. B. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars between
Jacksonville and New York and Pullman
Hleetiini? curs between Aoinnl? ?nH nasi-.
lotto. Dining earn Korve nil meal* enrouta.
Pullman Bleeping earn between Jacksonville
' aiul Columbia, on route daily Imtwaen Jackson lUe
and Cincinnati, via Aahevtlle.
FRANKS. UANNON, J. M.CTJIjP.
Third V P. ? (ion. Mgr. T. M., Waahington.
W. A TC'Rh H. H. HARDWICK,
i P 4 Wai.hlncrton. (i. P. A.. Atlanta.
IMF" Ilave YOU paid your
; subscription account; to the En'
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12 COUNTS OUR RIGHT TO
E WORD "CASTORIA," AND
OUR TRADEMARK.
of Hyannis, Massachusetts, ?
ST 0 RIAthe same that
^^s/xzr?r-on every
wrapper.
RIA" which has been used in
ncrica for over thirty years,
e wrapper and see that it is
f
om me to use my name except
Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
i Deceived.
of your child by accepting1
'ine druggist may offer you
lore pennies on it), the inc
docs not know.
ye Always Bought"
IGNATURE CF
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OVOI JL CULICU 1UU.
IIUV TNKCr, NLWVOHK CITY.
South Carolina A. CtaorKia lilt Co.
TIM K TAIU.K NO. 15.
Ill KITcot 12.01, u. in., Sunday, Oct. 2nd, IH9S.
West First Class Dally. Kant First Class Daly
l.vc. a.m., tlO Charleston, W.oo arrives p. in
" a.m., 0.20 Augusta, 10.15 "
" a.m., 1'. art'o in in bl a. 5.20 " "
" am., IQi 10 Klngsvillc, 1.2# ' "
West. | Mprth Carolina Division. | Kast.
"81 75 | 7*/ f t 78 i 74 I 82
? ?i.La?C Hfcr ATIONS 1
21 C 2 CjlslO IstCjsd c!2d C
A M A M A M 14. Ar 1* M 1' M'l' M
R?im HI CAMDKN 300 4 3d'
H iO 12 00 DeKallt 2 40 4 00.
i 905 1*12 Westvillf. 224 3 40
'10 10 12 40 Kershaw 2 1"? 3 1 !>
,10 30 ilfj, Ilcath Springs I 45 2 lo|
10 40 1 00 Pleasant Hill 140 2 00
,|16o 12.) I,nncastrr 120 i 201
12 15 135 Klverstde 1 05 12 f5
1 Mi 1 Ml Catawba Jttnc'n. 12 60 11-JO
310 2 13 Kock Hill 12 26 9 50
3M) 2 36 Ttrzah 12 06 8 16
MO 2.4S York villi; 11 62 7 60
6 10 3 03 Sharon 11 37 7 16
6 30 3 18 Hickory Grove 1122 OM)
6 46 3 30 Smyrna II 10 6 30
7 40 6 20 3 6. Black"burg 10 46 6 00 7 26
8 0" ,4 10 Karis 10 30 700
8 lO I 4 16 Patterson Sp'gs |0 25 f 6 45
li 00 4 26 Sht'lby 10 16 . 6 30
0 36 4 45 Laltlmore 9 65 5 10
9 481 j 4 62 Moorsboro 9 48 4 62
10 10 6 02 Henrietta 9 38 4 26
103 5 '5 19 Purest City. 9 21 400
I loo} 534 ltulberfnrtlion 906 1 330
1 14 5 5 59 Thermal City 8 41 2 60
1210 | 6 14 Ulenwond 8 24 2 26
1235 I I 6 30 Marlon 8 10 j 2 00
! M I r M 1 I'M I I A M ! AM I P.M
West. | ' Gaflney Urauch. | Kast.
86 83 statfo 84 86
Mixed Mixed Mixed Mixed
P M A M Lv. Ar. AM P M
4 10 6 30 Hhtckshnrg 7 30 6 30
4 35 5 Vi Cne'kee K. 7 06 11 no
6181 , 6*0 (laffney 6 40 5 10
Train No. 77. golnc west makes dayltgnt conneetion
at Lancaster with the L.&C. It R,
at Uock Hill withthe Sonlbern K.K .. going
north, at Mlacksburg .'Ith the Southern Train,
No 78, going Kaat makes connection at Marlon.
N. C\ with the Southern U. It.,. at Hlncksburg
with Southern und at I.aneas-. r with the L. Si
C. It, R. Train No. 81, going Kast makes connection
at Shelby, N. O., with the S. A. I*, R
It, going east. All local freight trains will
carry passengers if provided with ticket*.
S. H LUMPKIN.
Division Passonger Agent. L.
A. KMERSON. Traffic Manager.
?
New Secret Urrardy Absolutely I'nknown to th#
profc-itlon. Permanent Cum in 15 to 25 (lay*. Wo m
refund money u wo do not nun You can bo treated at
hixiieforthorameprne OHM and the same nuaraa- (Bt?
treat v.-lth tho.o who | a | prefer to comehere wo
will contract to curt B them or pay expense of
coin 111 p. HaanwdJiLaMi t'Htonl
and hotel UK M am hllla, and
Make no I ?afl V Rill PI Charge, If
to EaaaabaMMpi^MaMlMfllB e u r o.
you have taken uirr-^l Hcury, Iodide potash and
still havo acbca atid HHprliu, Mnraua FitckM
In mouth. More Throat, Pliaplrs,t'opprr-t'olar>
ed Hpata, (Terra on any part of the body.Ilatror
fycftruwi fnlllng out, kU't '* thla I'rlnary,
Koondary or Tertiary tllood Poison that wo
guarantor tocurc We ISI solicit the most obstinate
ease* and diallrnirBaM the world for a ease we
cannot core. This ill - B .g I ftiHC has always huMcd
the skill of the most I I a as I a e n t pbyslrlaaa.
for many ti ara r? have lAanisils a specialty of
treating this disease with our t'YPIllLKNK and wo
have #5l><).OIM? capital behind our unconditional
guarantee. Write us tor tOO-paae book and ah so lata
proof* Address t'OOH IIKfl K.l? V ( lb,
14IIH Wssoiilc Traple, t hksfo, 1111 nola.
Registration Notice.
rnilE PUBLIC will take notice that
X the Registration Hooka will be
open, at the Courthouse, for the registration
of parties entitled to register
under the constitution, on the 1st
Monday in each month, until 30 days
preceding the next general election.
W. (}. A. rORTKR,
Chairman Hoard Registration, Lancaster
County, 8. C., Dec. 6, 1898.
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