Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AN VOL. IX. IHIil y Half well i I Many persons have their good day and their bad day. Others are about half sick all the time. They have headache, backache, and are restless and nervous. Food docs not taste good, and the digestion is poor; the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions; sleep brings no rest and work is a burden. What is the cause of all-this? Impure blood. And the remedy? J&j TOlt clears out the channels ' fough which poisons arc cajried from the body. When jflfcnpurities are removed from '.;^jHood natflfre takes right hold ymm .f^Hfchcre is constipation, take W Ayer's Pills. They awaken the B ' drowiy action of the liver; they tWRito ovr Doctor. | " We_hare the excluslrn services of 3 some of the most eminent physicians In B the United states. Write freely ell the B particulars In your ca?e. You will reeel re a prompt reply, without cost a Address, Dlt. J.f. AY Kit. w HI Lowell, Mass. ^Bl ni. 1 _ nv T unas. u. jones, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LANCASTER, S. C. Office In the Courthouse. Will practice In all theCourts. Prompt attention will be given all business entrusted. Collections a specialty. lv. COMING TODAY! Another Carload of Fine Mules' and Horses. These animals were carefully seleetl eil in person by our Mr Elliott, and *lie people may rest, assured that '' . ?ill prove to be just what they tw for. Now, don't think ^ ^buying until you see our new stock ?^?d get our prices We have bought | nod we are going to sell, it %k7kes no difference what prices others nity quote you We will either sell or swap Will sell for the cash or on time for good papers ^ _ ANM> DOX'T FOUGHT are headquarters for the best j^RKaaMns and Hnggies on the market. ^^|parg.- vehicles t I.< I rice *>f the popularity of the ard makes handled by mr. You have to he always running to top with the buggies and wagons uy from us ' VOUMSHE VOfr /v.VOIf we keep IIARXKSS of all kinds tier made than I lie best grades pep in stock. Call and see for KT.T.IOTT A CRAWFORD egistration Notice. flMIG IM'BI.K; will take notice that X the Registration Hooks will he cpen, at the Courthouse, for the regt istration of parties ent itled to register under the constitution, on the 1st Monday in each month, until HO days preceding the next general election. W O. A. PORTKR, Chairman Hoard Registration, Lancaster County, S. 0., Dec. (J, 1S0S. Pneumonia, In grinpe, coughs, colds, i croup and whooping-cough readily ; yield to One Minute Cough Cure. I'se this remedy in time and save a doctor ^^^^^n^^^^indertaker's. Crawford ASTE LANCASTER SECOND REGIMENT " LEAVES THE SERVICE ! OUR BOYS MISTERED 01 I IN AUGUSTA. 1 Made a Record to be Proud ot. Stuff Correspondence State. Augusta, Ga., Af?ril 19.?The Second South Carolina volunteer infantry was mustered out of per vice here today, according to the schedule made ihree weeks ago. Three paymasters began work at 10 o'clock and the work was all i iMiijnciru in nvu nours, and itic majority of the men on their way to their homer. The Atlantic Coast Line, via Qrangeburg and Sumter, ran a special train besides its regular | passenger train, and took away probably hall the regiment. The men received in the neighbor hood of *40,000. | A majority of the lieutenants land the field and stall' officers I were paid, but captains and other I officers who had receipted to Uncle Sam will get nothing till accounts are audited and found correct. Last night 40 or 50 soldiers paraded around camp, beating | tin pans and exhibiting enthusiasm. This was kept up till very late. Nothing but good temper was shown. Two big camp lires were burned all night. Up to the lime of leaving here this evening the South Carolina ex soldiers behaved themselves in a very creditable manner. No complaint has been made by the provost guard, the only arrest being a man who had his coat unbuttoned. The special train on the Coast Line took Orangeburg contingent and the colonel and stafF, who were invited to attend a banquet in that town tonight. Vour companies of the Second South Carolina regiment marched from the fair grounds to Shandon in Columbia, May 21st last. The dates of enlistment for most of the men being May 5th, in 15 days these men would have been in the service one ve.ir the nr. ^anization, tho independent or first huttailion, being the first from the State for the war with Spain. One company was taken from it to fill the first regiment, the battalion being filled a second time June 15th. It was commanded till August 23d, when the Second regiment was organized, by Maj. Henry T. Thompson, who then became lieutenant colonel, second in command to Col. Jones. On September 15th we went to Jacksonville, October 22d, to Savannah, and January 3d to Cuba, returning here three weeks ago. In that time nearly 30 men have died of disease. In .Jacksonville as many as 300 men were on the sick books at tho same time. While the service for some months has been a drag on officers and men, it was with feelings of regret that tho members H ElS ?EIMI-WEIEIKL^V. , S. C., SATURDAY, I of the regiment parted. Friendships have been forme I 1>etween officers and men tha will be life lasting. They hav not had the opportunity of stand ing together under a canopy c smoke, but they volunteered t meet the fortunes of war, an would have done their duty ii Carolinians have done be Ion had opportunity presented itsel The soldiers were of the kin who can stand lighting bette than thek monotony of camp lift The men ol at least one eaptai came to him this morning an said that if he "got to go" to fh Philippines to call on them. It. is proposed to have a re union of the regiment in Colum bia during each State fair, am the event must be a very pleas arable one. \V. K. (iON7.AI.KS. Dr. Hull's t'ougli Syrup wil rid you of a cold more quick!; than any other known remedy Don't let a cold go as it conies for you may endanger your life Price 25c. LAKE CITY ARGUMENTS. Mr. ltryan Koldly Says Witnesse Were Perjured. (ireenville Newa. Charleston, S. C., April 19 ? The argument to the jury for th government in the case agains I iie alleged Lake City lyncher was opened today by J. I'. K Bryan. His speech lasted fou hours and was characterized b boldness of expression and by th directness of the charges which i made against the prisoners an< the witnesses who testified fo them. Mr. Bryan declared that no only had the conspiracy allege* been brought home to the defend ants, but in the attempt to escap from the consequences the pub lie records bad been mutilated i a most barefaced and reckles manner. Two defendants wen before the jury without the sem blance of testimony in their favoi An accomplice swears that h U'!K YVltll llinm of llw> lifnnlii.n " uV llivy 'J .IV-IUIIr Three unim peached witnesse swore they saw them there an yet they did not go on the stun to explain their whereabouts no were witnesses offered to sho\ where they were when Baker wa killed. For the other six me alibis of a most llimsy charade were set up?statements i which the individuals contiadiete* each other at every turn, and 11 which the false and the marvel lous were so blended that the; fade away to nothing in the ligl of reason and fact. lie declare* that things had come to pass ii South Carolina at which huma life was cheaper than 4 cent cot ton, and the majesty of the la\ could never bo re-established mi loss,jurors could he found win would see to it that such diaboli cal crimes as the lynching o Frazier Baker are punished. In reply G. S. Legaro argue for the defense, lie declare that the testimony of the govern ITERF APRIL 22, 1890. Absolutely Mekes the food more d a ment witnesses had been irn peached and contradicted in es sential details and he argued tha ir the alibis for the delense ha< been well and conclusively os n * . tablished. In the midst ot Mr rl Le{jare's defence of him the de e ^ fendant Stokes created a sensa tion by breaking down and cry ing bitterly. Mr. Legare will con j titino his argument tomorrow. Hi*. Hull's Cough Syrup cnnv sore throat. Don'tit delay wher you are bothered with a sort i .u i ? ? ? ? - u:?:_ i i ii i?* a i. ii may it-itu li? iii??uninn This remedy is a sure cure, l/rici * only 25c. ' A Murderer Lynched. Jackson, Tenn., April 18.? A II. Larue, the murderer of Johr Young, was lynched at Ilender son, Tenn., today. The sherill was overpowered by masked men who killed Larue in his cell, lie fore his death the victim said h< recognized two of the lynchers one of them a brother of Young and warrants are out for their &r e rest. t , , ? 8 If you sutler from tenderness o fullness on the right side, pains unde shoulder-blade, constipation, bilious r ness, sick headache, and feel dull heavy and sleepy, your liver is torpi< ^ and ^congested. DeWitt's Little Earl; e Kise'rs will cure you promptly, pleas antly and permanently by reinovir.j t the congestion and causing the bil ducts to open and How naturally They are good pills. (Jrawford Hrot r d-w-s Weekly Crop Bulletin. ^ Columbia, S. C., April 18. 1801) The week ending Monday ? April 17th, averaged about tw i- degrees per day warmer thai n usual, although the tirst two day is were cool, with light to killin I froste over the entire State, tha injured young corn and truck The latter portion of the wee was very warm. Bright sunshine was the prt vailing condition of the sky, wit * increasing cloudiness and ver light rain on Saturday afternoo ^ and night in portions of the west r tern and central counties. Other v wise the week was without rait s and gave uninterrupted oppoi n tunity for farm work. Clay hot ,r torn lands, and heavy soils getiei lerally, became somewhat bake j and crusted, making a light rain fall very desirable. Preparation of lands and plant ing progressed rapidly, with a r< v suit that corn planting was,at th 'M close of the week, nearing con: 1 I pletion fiver the eastern portion i> | of the State, and some lias bee ii I planted in all except the extretn western portions oi the Stat v Corn that, was tip was hurt t . some extent by the frost. Soni 0 complaint of corn rotting in th ground, and in places replantin has already been done. Much land for cotton was pr? pared, fertilizer listed, and som 'I upland as well as sea-island co d ton was planted, and this wor will become general during th >RISE. NO 10 i| Baking . rowmer t>DP.E elicious and wholesome DWQf q CO., hew vown rurront week. Tobacco plants are becoming f available for sotting out, and j transplanting lias begun in Ilorrv, Marion, Florence, Orangeburg and Darlington Counties. A ' -r -i ??- -- r 1 - ? mi it y in piums is ieitre'1 iu sections of the latter county. With few exception", wheat and oats are looking well and * growing nicely. Some rice, cane and truitk was planted. PasturJ aire very scant for the season. < Unfavorable reports concerning ) peaches continue, with a few Io3 calities where half a crop is indi. cated. I'ears, apples and cherries ? are as yet hut little injured. .1. W. HAI kfk, I Station Director, (Join in hi a,S. O. If yon have piles, cure them. N'o use undergoing horrible operations that simply remove the results of the - disease without disturbing the disease r itself. Place your confidence in DeWitt's Witch lla/.el Salve. It has , never failed to cure others; it will not fail to cure you. Crawford Bros, dws , Peace for anion. Berlin, April IS.?The corre* spondent here of the Associated Press hears on pood authority that the German consul at Apia, r Samoa. Herr Dose, will receive r ' - cable instructions to be conveyed I.I L: u.. -A r .1 j mi 111 in ?>y steamer irom me neary est cable station to join in a tri^ partite proclamation calling upon e all the inhabitants of the Samoan ' Islands to immediately desistfrom i. # / all hostilities and agitation pending the arrival at Apia of the joint commission o( the powers appointed to settle the affairs in ' dispute in the islands. ? By allowing the accumulations in [1 the howels to remain th*? ontiro ava tern is poisoned. I>e\Vitt's Little Early Risers regulate the bowels. Try tbem g and you will always use them. ('raw-. ^ fortl Bros. d-w-s k Filipinos Want Peace Now. Manila, April IS.?Leading Fil!* ipinon are anxious for peace. A h committee of twenty-two has been y appointed to confer with the 11 American commissioners. J. 1). Bridge, editor and proprietor I of The Democrat, Lancaster, X. II., ' says: "1 would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when _ troub)e?l with a rough or cold. It is the best remedy for croup I ever used." " < raw fold Bros. d-w-s d Desperation of Poverty. Duluth, Minn., April t18.? Pen niless, behind on her rent and _ hopeless of the future, Georgiana t3 ( Dwerschak, a widow, aged 26, shot herself and two children last 4 night. The three bodies were t> found this afternoon. The children were 1 and fi years of age, o refpeetively. ic Don't think you ran cure that slight. 10 attack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that ig it will cure itself. Kodol Dyspepsia cure will cure if; it "digests what you eat" and restores the digestive organs 5- to health. Crawford Hros. d-w -s i6 ??? t- Have YOU paid your k' subscription account to the Kn-\ 6 l'KISE ?