Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 tk ' . Short Locals. ?Judge Tillman of Van Wyck, was in town Monday. , ?Mrs. Lottie Green, of Bishop^ ville, S. 0., is visiting friends and relatives at Van Wyck. ?Born, May 26 1809, to Mr. and Mrs. M. .1. Funderburk, a son. ?Mr. S. II. Laney and wile, of Old Store, are visiting friends and relatives here. ?Governor Ellerbe is reported to be in a very low condition. lie is daily losing strength. ?The Family Protective Union will meet at the Court House Friday night. ?John, the faithful Texas pony of Mr. L. O. Payseur, died one day last week. ?Miss Daisev Bonnet*, of Heath Spring, was in the city on Monday last visiting Mrs. Frank ^ Walker. ?In some instances on account of the drought, planters say they have gone about as far as they can with their cotton crop until it rains. ?Mrs. W. A. Steele and children of the Jacksonham neighbor hood spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ?. T?. ? yvioerc liinson. near Dixie. ? Mr. Oscar Small, son of Mr. I L. C. Small, left Monday for South Mc Alester,! ndian Territory, where he has accepted a position in the merchatilile business of his L . uncle, Mr. Win. Black. IN CONTINENCE of walernp ring sleep stopped immediately by DR. E. Dktohon's / 1 Anti DlVXTlo. Cures children and adults alike. Price II. Sold by J. K Mackey & Co. D Druggists. I.ancestor. S. O. \\ ?List of letters advertised for the week ending May 30, 1809: Mrs. J. I'. Blackinond, Dr. S. Z. Brvson, II. B. Ileatl., David Wiesenlield. J. F. GRKGOKY, P. M. ?Heath Spring Alliance will meet Saturday, June 3, at 4 o'clock, p. m. All members are PA/i nn.r>t a/4 4 *-v l> ? 1 .tijucniru i" hp present. misinesB of importance. D. W. IIkndkix, Secretary. ?Miss Pearl l'ayseur left yesterday for Richmond, Ya., to be present at the commencement exercises of the Woman's College of that city. She goes from ? there to Washington, where she will spend several months with her aunt. ?The infant child of Mr. W. B. Knight Jr., died Monday morning and was buried in the new cemetery by the side of its mother, who dropped dead about a week or ten days ago. ?Grace, the 15 months old child of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Langley, died Sunday night in Chester, about 12 o'clock, from the effects of teething. Her remains were brought over to Lancaster ; Monday, and at 5 o'clock after k funeral services conducted by fm:?. ii. vttiiiBio, uiw nine uouy was laid to rest in the old cemetery. ?Friday afternoon, at a meeting of the taxpayers the old board (of trustees were elected and levy of 4 mills was fixed. After the meeting the board met and organized by electing Maj. It. F. Miller chairman, and Chas. T. Connors, Secretary and treasurer. Prof. L. T. Haker was re elected superL intendent and Prof. Geo. W? K* < Fooshe principal. W df '* * ?Post office Inspector Moye was in town yesterday. ?Mr. T. M. Fitzpatrick, is suffering from an attack of rheumatism. ?Bishop I. (J. Clinton left yesterday for Salisbury, N. C., to attend a meeting of the Bishops. ? Mrs. Minor Ilinson, of Ilock ingham, is visiting the family of Mr. J. A. Cook. -r? Misses Ada and Mattie Clyluirn n~l.i ; ........ V.I nunc vIVJIU milio IS V15IIing their uncle, sheriff Clyburn, here. ? Miss Margaret Humphries left yesterday morning for her home iti Jackson. Ga.?Chester Lantern 26. ?Judge Chas. I). .Jones went to Columbia Sunday afternoon, by way of Rock Hill, on very important business. ?Mrs. ,J. C. Wilborn, of Old Point, York county, visited Iter cousin, Mrs. H. J. Gregory, the past week. If yon have piles, cure them. No use undergoing: horrible operations that simply remove the results of the disease without disturbing the disease itself. Place your confidence in De^ Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. It has never failed to cure others; it will not ail to cure you. Crawford Bros. dws. ?At the Baptist church on Sunday morning next, June 4th, Rev. J. H. Bold ridge, will preach a memorial sermon with reference to the lato Rev. John S. Croxton. i urn i i innk you ran cure mat sunlit * tack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that it will cure itself, Kodol Dyspepsia cure will cure it; it'aligests what you eat" and restores the digestive organs to health. Crawford Hros. l-w-s ?To harvest small grain the reaper will be brought into requi sition soon. It is hoped the yield in both wheat and oats will surpass the expectations of the planting community. ? Mr. W. T. Williams, of Kershaw, left on last Saturday for Gainesville, Fla., where he will make hie future home. Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds, croup and whooping-cough readily yield to One Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy in time and save a doctor bill?or the undertaker's. Crawford Bros. d-w-s Death of Minn Ret set,/ Seal. Miss Betsey Neal, daughter of Mr. Abram Neal, deceased, of Jacksonhum, died on Friday last of dysentery. She was about 50 years of age. Will Return Th urstlay. Miss Isabelle M. Davis, who has been attending Clifford Seminary, Union, S. C., will graduate from that Institute Tuesday and will return to her home here tomorrow, (Thursday.) A J. I>. Bridge, editor and proprietor of The Democrat, Lancaster, N. H., says: "1 would not be without One Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when troubled with a cough or cold. It is the best remedy for croup I ever used." Crawfoid Bros. d-w-s Xeu> Addition to the Home Hotel. The proprietor of the Home Hotel, like Uncle Sam, has the expansion fever. He finds that his accommodations are not adequate to the demands of the traveling public, and an addition Of nine rooms, together with a spacious hall will be added to the hotel during the summer. The annex will be buik over the store rooms lately owned by Mr. W. ,J. Cunningham. Ifo-To-Hac for riftjr Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. &0c. 11. All druggist!! % Lazy Livei "I haT? been trouble* m (rent dea with m torpid liver, whicb produce* cooatlpe tlon I found CASCAKETS to be all you clatn for them, and secured such relief the first trial that I purchased another supply and was com pletely cured. I shall only be too Klad to reo ! ommend Case are la whenever the opportunity | Is presented." J. A. Smith. 2920 Susquehanna Ave., Philadelphia, Pa CANDY M CATHARTIC ^ TRAD! MAJtH MUDIMO ^ Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taste Good. D Good. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 26c. SIX ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... St.Hl.f S.s.Sy Oaya.j, Ctlwe, MMtr.il, In T?t. VM Mfl.TA BAP Bold and rnarsnteed by all drnf HU-IU-DAU gists to C1J Ah Tobacco Habit. In almost every neighborhood then is some one whose life has been savet by Chamberlain's Colic. Chnlern ?n? Diarrhoea Remedy, or who lias beei cured of chronic diarroea by the list of that medicine. Such persons mak< a point of telling of it whenever op portunfty offers, hoping tlint it maj he the means of saving other live! For sale bv J. F. Mackey & CoIjftnrtiMter'H Opera llnune. What has long been needed it Lancaster is an Opera House or i suitable place lor the accommo dation of opera troupes that ma) desire to visit our to a m. This needed improvement is about tc be realized. Mr. T. K. Cunning ham is having fitted up in tin old Catawba House a hull 55xGl feet for that purpose. It wil have a seating capacity of be tween four and five hundred. nice stage with all necessary par aphernalin, dressing rooms, etc Some of the results of negl"ctet dyspeptic conditions of the stoniacl arr chim it, (oiisiiii) pi loh, heart ulkohsl and epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cur prevents all this by cUeding a quid cure in all cases of dyspepsia. Craw ford Bros. d-w-s Vintied The Celebrated Cotvjtett Battleground. Mr. 1. \V. Moore, returned Sat urday from (lafTney, where In went lo be present at the cele bration of the battle of Cowpens situated in Cherokee county This is the first celebration of tin kind since 1N5G, though Congresi appropriated money and a mono ment was unveiled in the neigh boring town of Spartanburg it 18H1 to (Jen. Danitl Morgan am the victors of Cowpens. Mr Moore reports a larire crowd ores ent ami that every thing passet oir pleasantly. An Fplil?-mlo of Whooping (OiikIi I.ast winter during an epidemic o whooping cough iny children contract ed the disease, having severe coughini spells. We tiad used Chamberlain' Cough Remedy very successfully fo croup and naturally turned to it a that time and found it relieved th cough and e't'ected a complete cure.John K. t lilTord, Proprietor Norvvooi House, Norwood, N. Y. This remed; for sale by .1. F. Mackey & Co. Flre at Heath Sprinyt*. Springs & Heath's livery stabl at Heath Spring was burned Sun day at 12 o'clock. Besides th< stable, four horses, live buggie (one of them belonmg to Kev Chalmers Moore) and a quantit; | of feed were burned. It i thought?and there is reason fo the belief?that the fire origina ted from someone smoking abou there. The railroad, the depo Mrs. Bruce's barn, and Springs <! Heath's store all caught from th burning building, but were pu out. Had Springs & Heath storo hnpn hnrnorl rlio ?n?ir business portion of the tow would have been destroyed. Springs & Heath's loss aboi $1,100; insurance, $350. M Moore's loss, $75. The stable will be rebuilt t once. Mothers wishing stout healthy gir should give them Simmons Squa Vine Wine orTablets as they approac pberty. > GREAT SE MEN'S ? MEN'S SHIRTS. 5 \ I ! GAN< BIG PUF , A Manufacturer's Summer Shirts Gauge C ; %%%%%%/%% %%i i ,600 Shirts at our < i ey down?remarkable i in this paper we will d< " counters will be loac . They are 75c, $1 and rush them off at 25c , prices are a mere fn J among the summer g< ? then think where you You'll buy here. Th: * 40-inch finest Sheer Ii . _ 1 matcn at 15 cents?4; WHAT FOR THE R 3 Yard-wide Duck Re 5c a yard; 1,400 yar 1 summer patterns, th< while they are here, fc j Island Remnants for heavy Cottonade Panl .! "Seconds," cheap at 1 . I \\7f* /1r\i"\ f tVkr I ? ? vy u\ni i u cut ivi ill v_^ jlcut and slash prices n< Jidy, a few pieces slight! ii a nickle a yard ; 200 y anteed, made like th for 45 cents. WE HhVc I : SKIRT B Y Neat figured Moh; full width, lined and ? : _ r I KomK ai 9? cen^s 5 n| t latest circular Hare, f( e luck to find their equ; >8 ful stock of Parasols 6 white and black. ic pair Pants to arrive t II auction. ' V. QA w N. B.?Another i h Shoes and Ladies' "r ' I :lling of Z MEN'S SHIRTS. ? HIRTS. SON'S tCHASE. 5 Entire Stock of . One Narrow ar Load. . own price for the monvalues. What we say o in this store. Three led with these shirts. $1.25 goods. We will 45c and 65c. Otfr iction of their worth oods. Look at them, can do half as well, ink of it ? 7 cents for 1T ! A/ iiuid l^inon. i ou can i 50 yards sold in a day. A RUSH EMNANTS. imnants, good patterns, ds yard-wide Percale, s 15c quality?yours, >r 5c ; 2,000 yards Sea 3c a yard ; 1,250 yards ts Cloth, what is called 5c, going fast at 9 cts. Qiimmpr to once Wo 3\v. 15c fancy Organly imperfect?yours for summer Corsets, guare dollar corset?yours 20 SPECIAL ARGAfflS air Skirts, nicely made, hound, worth $1.50, >ured Silk Skirts in the )r $2.50?you'd he in il at $3.50. A beauti? with dainty handles, do men's Suits and 250 his week, red hot from 4 NjSON. lew lot of Douglas Slippers just come.