Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, October 21, 1899, Image 4
A HUSBAND
SAYS:
" Before my ^^
wife began using )
Mother's Friend 4? cv
she could hardly
get around. I do
not think she
it now. Shehas| ^
used it for two
months and it is ?
a great help to ^ ,J
her. She does \\\ ^
her housework \ \ \
without trouble." \ ?
Mothers Friend
ia an external liniment for expectant
mothers to use. It gives them
strength to attend to their household
duties almost to the hour of confinement.
It is the one and only preparation
that overcomes morning sickness
and nervousness. It is the only
remedy that relaxes and relieves the
strain. It is the only remedy that
makes labor short and delivery easy.
It is the only remedy that puts tho
breasts in condition so that swelling
or rising is impossible. Don't take
medicines internally. They endanget
the lives of both mother and child.
Mother'* Friend I* told by druKKlrts for $1.
Send for our free illustrated book.
The BradfleM Regulator Co., Atlanta, Go.
BLOOD OF A BROTHER
?^ SHED IN CHAR I,ETON.
N. T. Pittman of Gourdiif's S.
Killed by A. J. Pitt num.
Charleston, Oct. 18.?N. T. 1'ittman,
a well to do and prominent
merchant of Uourdin's Station,
was shot to death this afternoon
by his brother, A. J. I'ittman.
The killing occurred about 1
o'clock, in the reading room nt
the Hotel Calhoun, which is in
the rear of the office.
The trouble that led up to the
trageded ia not fully known, hut
from what was learned shortly alter
the killing it is supposed that
either money matters or an tin
pleasant family affair was the
cause that led to the shooting
There were no eye witnesses to
the shooting, and just what fook
place in the reading room h**
tween the dead man and l.is
brother cannot he stated. Thev
were the only occupants of the
room and had been for some lit
tie time, having gone there, pie
sumably, to discuss business mat
fern.
The curtains of the reading
room, ivhi?*ti shut our the view
from the office, were par'lv dra vn,
though the two tneu could he
Been, witting down in chairs, talk
ing together, but their presence
in the room attracted no ntten
Hon whatever, and their conversation
wan held in an ordinary
conversational tone and did not
foretell of the tragedy that took
place.
Suddenly the attention of Mr.
Guy A. Sroner, the manager of
the hotel, was attracted by the re
port of a pistol, followed in quick
succession by four more shots, all
of which came from the writing
room.
Manager Stoner turned Pittman
over to Police Oflicer buby,
who sent him to the station house.
Mr. Pittman did not appear to
be much excited, but for a a man
who had just, killed his brother,
was remarkable cool and colloct
ed. The only statement that he
would make was that he did not
care to know the result; that he
did it in self-defense.
The pintol witli which ho fired
tile fatal shots was a new Smith
<fc Wesson, 32 calibre. All the
shells in the weapon had been
discharged.
Coroner Rivers and Deputy
Coroner Warning were notified
aod they took charge of the body
at once. The dead man was found
* sitting in a chair, he having been
"If you scour the world you will
never And a remedy equal to < ?rif
Minute Cough Cure," says Kditor
Fackler, of the Mioanopy, Fla., "Ilusfler."
Itcured his family of LaCrippe
and saves thousa nds from pneumonia,
bronchitis, croup and nil throat and
lung tr'dubles. Cr~* '~-s. d-w-s |
m
fc
removed by some one from the I
floor, where he fell after being 1
shot. A hasty examination was
made of his body, and it wae 1
found that be had been shot in <
the back, near the right side, and i
under his arm. It is supposed I
that when he received the first i
ball he threw up Ins arms to pro i
I tect himself. i
On ins person was found a
heavy gold watch, a telegram <
II mm A. .J Potman to N I*, Pitt j
liiao, setil Irom Sumtnorvillo ves !
i erda v, sa \ 11 g t h.. t li" i\ < it Id mem
luni today at the <'n'hoiin<i h i? I
W ee: J) t>11 10 "ft >i Is, ? -r i
let tors h a i go suni of money and I
ti t *1.000 ;
able to ill 111--el I. 1'hese III*-' <?Ho [
ner took charge of. I lie in(|uesl j:
| will l?e iiehl tomorrow, and it is I (
(expected that there will be snm<* j
important developments. il
The deceased irnved in theji
(city last ninhi from (loiinlin's,
:,if(ompanied by Mr. .1 <\ (Jra j
ham. 1'hey slept together las* j
I night and were together early jt
(liits morning Mr (iniham stated
j 'his morning that he knew about
(the trouble that existed between
the deceased .iinl his brother, but I
? -------- - - - , ? I
hai. no idea it would terminate h
l'atallv or he would not have left ,
them together. He said it was a <
family affair, hut refuted to sl.ite :
what it was, saying that it was ;
told to him in confidence.
The dead man was ahout ><) (
years old and well-known 'in
Charleston. He is a man of
wealth. He leaves a wife and ton
children.
.Mr. A. d. 1'ittnrin, wh > did (!? > :
killing, i? ahout 50 years of ago. ,
| At one time he was engaged in
I the cotton business on \'endue <
i Ra~nge7""Ho -in Suuimor>i
vilie.
1 no family of Mr. N. I Ihn
man have been notilie 1 ol Ins
dea t h.
No woa (ion was found on lite
dead man. On one of the writing ,
tables was tound a small, pearl
handled knife. There was im evi
detice of a struggle having taken
place. Tli? ink stands were in
>-.1.....i .....I tl.o o...l t .l.l,..
i were un< 1 is11)rl>or). which would
not have been hah there Seen a
j sel l initiate. ,
I'D to a tew years a no N .1
j I'it man ami A. J. I'llinian were
i encaged in the cotton ami naval
stores business under the name
of I'ittman Hros. About four
vears ago they failed, which left
.Mr. A. .1. I'ittman in st-aigh*ened
circumstances. Mr ,\.T l'irini in.
j having considerable moans, u i- ,
said, helped his tuother in money
i matters considerab!v.
It is understood that bad blood
existed a long time between t h
two brothers river financial mat
, tors It is not known who Air.
' I'lttmin will retain as counsel to
i defend him ?The Sbito.
WHO IS W omen as w el I as men
TO are made miserable by
It LAMM, kidnev and bladder
j trouble Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Knot the treat kidney remedy
promptly cures. At druggists in
j fifty cent and dollar sizes. You '
may have a sample hott Ip bv mail
j free, also pamphlet telling all
nhout it. Ad<lre??, 1 > r. Kilmer
A* Co., 1 >i?riiar??[>t*?n. N. Y. 1
KMiLAND'S WI10I,F, IMHYKK.
All M il It in sitnl Reserves Called
Out by tIk* Oiteen.
I'retoi ia, < )et. 1 s.?<J oner a 1.1 on
bert lias arrived at Newcastle.
Natal, llo t'onti?1 only loo men
there when lie entered the town.
The Boer's Krupp battery i> now
[covering Matching. Ktigiish tn:!itarv
orielnoer-j c:in !>< i-.-.l
laying a temporary railroad w inch
will probably b?* ti-ed in the armored
train defence by the gar
riaon. There h an utwonlirroed
report that Matching h is r.?1 ^ I a
white Hag.
London, Oct. Iv?--In tin* lion-?
of commons today S.r William
Harcourt contra.ted Chamberlains'
previous utterances with
his present attitude and inserted
"It dill iiip marc go el ' fi m any t lung
I ever mril. My ilyspep* la was of
ne nths ?'inif: aft'-r ?ling it was
terrible. Xow I am well," writes ."s. It.
Keener, lloi-hHgton, bans. of Koilol
, !'>'*pep-ia ' ore. Jt i1i^p?i? what yon
'eat. t'rawford ltro?. <J-%v-sv
v. - VA
'
that there waR absolutely no need
to reject the Transvaal's olFcr of
August 5th. Concluding, Sir Willistra
said : "I disassociate myself
altogether from responsibility of
any kind for the measures that
hare led to this war, although I
am prepared to support the gov
eminent in fhe unhappy conflict
in which we are engaged."
1. union, Oct. 18. ? In the house
?f,commons today the first lord of
the treasure and government
leader, Arth ur .1. It 11 four, broilght
the Itll.'Vlig fl'om
die ?|iu ep :
'I'h' < ta! o t ' ofl'a I rs in AI ncu ,
i VI , C?.|, -1 I f II! ed. I II t lie H|il:i|illi
le-" m j?*<. t \ | a e i- of oniei
geocy witnio the meaning of the
act of parliament. Iter majesty
deems it proper to provnl" addi
fiotia! means for military service.
She has, thorejoro, thought it
r i I. I e ei i.. ll 1 11 ti l. > I <? In lie li.tiiw.i
tin* Iter 111 ij"sfv 1-, i>r prnci una
fu-ti, t> nit in r l> r the *-?*?: I?'>4 J i ni"iil
of the militia and in call
nit (he militia reserve force or
-well pin thereof her majesty
may think essarv for per ma
neiii service."
The calling out of the militia
and ttie military reserves lias occasioned
widespread wonderment.
Did stories of preparations
against continental combinations
are revived. It is freely rumored
that the government is determined
to demonstrate to Kurope that
the Hritisli army is not a negligi
hie quantity.
I'rohahlv both the attitude of
Knr '|ie and that of the natives in
South Africa hive something to
In with this movement and the
lavish display of force is intend*
ijd. don l>t less, on? ?on I V to check
wVe'l 11 will apparent on both sid -s
of the Uhine and l-eyond tin' \ i<s.
tula, but a I <o to gu ?rd against the
"black peril "
Acc-u dl n? to the statistics pub|iDo*d
this year the militia, in
i-lu ling tli" permanent Dall' and
the roiliti reserve, numbers I'?2,
I ?::
It i< tie I i cvi'l th i? tlie militia
are to b<? sent to South A? rica
i > 11 .1 .11 i i
I i* fill III ll?l I i 1 " \ \> I M I r |l|^ II I * II
tln? doiiiiil"'] British unrrisnn
Imviis an.l thu< p^rmi- 11> {r<>v
orfnront t'? spud t ? tIto (':?f>o all
flip ro^iil-trs rood rod nopp??ary
l?v dovoloprnont* in South Alrioi
Millions of ilollnr-, i* tin* vnlpo
I?I:ic1 by Mr<. M:?ry l!ir<l. Ilarri-burir,
I' i . mi I bo lite of lior rhiltl, wliioll s!m'
"avi'd from croup by I bo tw of lino
Miniito I'oinrb I'nro. It ciiro? all
I'nujjh"*. oolil? nnil flimnt ami Inns?
Iroubios. < rawfonl llro-. ?I - w - s
\ i.km:it ntini wiikkkkh.
Hp Tolls I'rrsiilrnt What lie
l itiiiiv^ ul I to IMiili|?|iiuo*.
Sioux I'a11-. s I). < >,>r ii ?
I >.:r11iir the course of his rernark:it
till- place the president said :
'1 re.novtd 11i ? other day a letter
from 11 in ?sf distinguished < Hi-ei
now entrmed in active duty in
the VhlllpplMos. If jc ;i |e|ter
dated Ma hi!.i, Aue "J!t. lVt'.t, and
I want to read oneor t w o e\| racts
Ironi it : 'I am confident that it
we w on I 1 with 1 ra w on r a r rn \ i?? w
thai Aeinnaldo could not hold
himself in power without cirrvltie
no warelare against other
tribes, and this would caii-e a
constant w irefare and turmoil
tor years, o course there would
he looting ot ot;e^ ami seizing
and destruction ?>1 property, and
the business people an 1 property
holders wool ! apple to - nostrum:
even, in * ii t t? restote order.
For us to withdraw our army
now would he criminal and for
such an action we would he ir
raiened and denooneed hy the
civilized nations of the earth.
An idea seem-: to he jo va'ent
Hi the I lilted States that this j;
an tinhealfy country and that
whi* in n cannot live here. II.its
a -Meat mistake. I'liere also
a n i rn nrt-ssioti that to ret at n ! hese
"VVI,. it mir hoys were almost il?*ail
fruin whonpintr coilt;li, nor doct or n a v
One Minnie i oui{h < lire. They recovered
rapidly," writes |\ II. Itelles, ,\ r
try le. I'ii, It cures coughs colds ifrippand
all throat and Inny; troubles
Crawforil Hron. d-w-i
- A ' ft-,- **' !'S ?.? ?
.*' ** ^ - -W
;" . " *>"
islands would be a burden to our
country. That these views are errors
should be impressed upon
the American people.
' You may ask, my fellow citi
/.ens, who is the author of this
letter. I answer you that it is
ilrotn a gallant soldier, a great
1 cavalry leader of the Confederate
| armv, one of the heroes of Santiago
in our recent war, and lor 18
years a member of congress from
I tli<* State of Alabama?t e gal
I lant and tntrepri .loe Wheeler."
to ? i ici; i.aoicin two
li t VN
I Take I, W ATIVK ItltOMO (JlMXlNK Taii-!
i.kts. All druggists reiiii.ll i lie money
if it lails to riire. k. \\ (Ikovk's >igi
nature on every box. "J.") cent s. "J.
MONEY TO LOAN!
Ill V V K 'mule arrangements with
brokers in New York < ity I hroiigli j
whom I am ahle to place loans seenreil !
by n liist mortgage on mpr ved farms
lor live years time, pa'.able in instalments,at
the low rate of 7 per rent,
interest per annum. The brokerage |
ami the charge for abstract and inspection
are small am! at the expense
! of t he borrower.
II. t. IVYLIE. Atty-at-Law.
Sept. *J7. !Still. tiin.
Kat plenty, Koilol Dyspepsia ( tire!
will digest what you eat. It cures all
forms of dysi.epsia and stomach troub-|
It*s. K. It. <>auiiilo, Writon, 'IVx., says :
"It rt'linvt'tl nu> from tlit* start ami
fiirt'il mm*. It i* mow my I'vorlastinj* !
It ii'Mtl." < rawfonl llros. tl-w-s I
i^OUTH CAROLINA A GEORGIA
A EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY.
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Schedule No. 3
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f M | A M | | A M I*. ?l ]
Trait.* N"- titan I iMiiin'ct ill Ulurkhliury !
w th trains on t . i ifi v Division.
'I'rti.ii No tt-.' i !.ii<-cti lit i iinulon ivtlli tin* i
I'liis --t l> . mi .1 tin' Sii.itlorn Ifailuay
lor in! point- -milti
'i'r.tlti N tl.t ' in :m .* :un?|t 11 :it I'! HI p in ,
iv I! ii-,1 ? fitlilo f mil .1 f.,'.ni"'a-l? r, j
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iiiili if \ I. . roiiiff nor ill ; ill line i
II. I wliii tin Hut thorn If i wiiv.itiitnt' nort li
Trail No II in nii'stts m lllitol -sur/ Willi llio
" '.i 11i.i i n !f i 1 ivav from tin ? At Marion,
N <' . a 11!. * fit in rn IJ it a a v iNiiiiv ? oil.
s.\ M I. Ill VI v Tlf 11 I *
I r -1 t nt Snp? rinn ii'lt tit
It I.I MPK IN, ti I* A.
I'rosiil.-iit Kin;?. I- apiiht'.h Hank,!
itrrokl> ii, Mirli., litis iiapiI l)t*Will's |
l.iitlo Hurlj Ki.sors in my family for
years. >a\* UH-y art* thehest. I lie?e
famous litt le pills curt' const ipalionl,
biliousness nml all li\er iiimI Imiwmh
troubles, i rowlord Itros. tl-\vNotice!
\l.I. part ie* indebted to tin- said
_ linii of II .l.tjreyjory V Co., either
I hy notf or account, will please r.onie
forvvartl ami settle at onee. It will he
impossible to ifrarit further indul/ence,
as I he t late of the late II. .1.
l reyfory must he wound up.
. i W.T. (IKKfiOKY, Admr.
i Sept. It., 'ItM. ;?2 tf.
* v . . v " *
SOUTHERN RAILWAY^
Central Time llatWMn Colainbl*?nd J*ok>
aouville. Kaatern Time llotweeu Columbia
and Other Point*.
Kffeetlvo June 11th, 1800.
Northbound. 7 N?~5j NoHfl
Lt. J'vtllo, F.C.&P.Ry 8 'JO n 7 45p
" Savannah . . 12 36p II 5t)f
Ar Columbia 4 88 p IHl
Lv. Charleston, Bo. Ky 7 00 a 6 80p
8uinmorvi11o 7 41a 6 00p
Bram-hville 8 65a f 50p
OrnntrnlmrK 0 23 a 8 24p
KitiKvillo 10 15a 0 20p
Ar. Columbia S
Lt. Augusta, So. lty 2 bp 0 llOp
" 14 rnniteville 8 Wp 10 16p
" A ikon 8 JO p
" Trim ton 8 ittp 11 00 p
" Johnstons 8 40i> II 30p
Ar. OnlutnhiaUn. ilep't (V 20 p 2 10 a
I.y Col'bia llluml'i? ?t 6 45j> 6 60a
" V.'inttMlKiro 8 88p 6 40 a
" Chester 7 SMp 7 37 a
" Koek Hill 7 68p 8 11a
Ar. (.'harlotto 8 450 0 15a
" Danville 12 55a ' lj?p
Ar. Richmond 0 00 a 6 flip
Ar. Washington 7 55a 06p
" Baltimore Pa. It. It 0 12a 11 flip
" Philadelphia 1185a 2 Ml
" Now York 2 08p I 28**
Southbound. ,83
Dally. Dally.
Lv. Now York, Pa. R.R. 8 OOp 12 15nl
" Philadelphia 6 84 p 8 60a
" Baltimore 7 65 p 8 22a
Lv. Wash'ton, Bo. Kv 0 20p 11 15a
Lv. Richmond 11 OOp 12 01m
Lv. Danville 4 lit ft 02 p
" Clinrlotte 8 15 n 1C 20p
" Hock Hill ( 02 11 lOp
" Chester 0 85* 11 43 p
" Winnsboro. 10 21* 12 82 a
ArCol'hiii Hlnnd'g 11 25* I U7 a
l.v. t 'olumhin l.'n. ilep't 1145* 4110*
" Johnston* 1 28 p 0 82*
" Trouton 1 ;>8p 048*
Ar. A ikon 2 15 p ...*?*>
" Ornntteville 2 07p 7 18e
" Augusta . 2 45 p ji 00 a
l.v. Columbia, So. Hy 8 S&p 0 45a
Kingville 4:?ftp 7 ooe
Orangeburg 5 21ip 8 22a
Branclivillo fiirjp 8 52a
8uiijmorvi)lo 7 H2p 10 18a
Ar. Charleston 8 17p 1109 a
Lv. Col'bla, K.C.&P.Uy 10 85* 12 47a
" Su vim null 8 07 p 6 08 a
Ar. Jacksonville 7 40p JLHi
HLKKI'INO ( All SERVICE.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida ami Now York.
Nos. ;ei ami 84?Now Yorlt nnd Florida Empress.
I >r:\u :m;-lio' iii Sleeping Cars between
Augusta anil Now Y'ork.
l'ulliiinn ilra wins; room sleeping car* between
Tannin, Jacksonville, buvannah, Washington
ami Now York.
Pullman Sleeping Car* between Charlotte
ami Hiclmionil. ,
Nos. :i5 iwnl :#V?IT. R. Fast MnfW Through
rullinaii 11 rawing room huffot sleeping car* betwooii
Jacksonville anil Now York anil Pulllnini
sloi-nitiL'curs liei woon Auirusta and 4xh*r- v
lotto. Dining oars servo nil imals euroutd,
Pullman sleeoing cars between Jnck.sotlvilla
an<l Columbia, en mute daily between Jackaotiville
and Cincinnati, via AahovillA.
FRANKS. <?ANNON. J.M.CULP, V
Third V P, Ai Gen. Mgr. T. M., Washington.
W. A. TURK. S. H.HAKDWICK,
U. I*. A.. Washington. A. G. P. A.. Atlan^
LANCASTER & CHESTEflg
RAILWAY. f
I'ftwecii Chester and Lancaster.
In ( tf- et 12 01 a.m., Sunday, April 23, ls&y.
ltditj/ Kjrrept Sunday.
r-outhtmund. Northbound.
No. I.\ No. 17 No. Id. No. 14
I* M A M " P. M. A. M
; .?> 10 ;to d I.v ...Cheater ...Ar rt y 30
7 aft i>. M ".... Knox's ... " ft 18 y Ot
x II II 10 ".. Richbtirg.... " ft 3ft ? 3d
x il 32 d Iliiscomvllle.. " ft 'JO 8 28
x t> II fti "...Port Dawn 4 ftrt 7 ftS
Hi 12 32 " Graces... . 4 itt 7 18
y i'i i oo il Ar. Lancaster U 4 to 7 oo
A M ,P. M.j _ P. M. P. M
Train leaving l.ancaster at 7;oo a. in., eon
m iii at t hester with Southern Hull way going
south, C. A I. going north and (5. C. A N. Veto
titmle and local trains going west.
Train leaving I.ancasier at 4:00 p. in., coo
net-in at Dam-aster with O. U A f. ironi Cam
den, and < "In *t< r with Southern Railway going
north and south and with C. St I., north.
'I rain h iving Chester at 11:00 a. m , connects
at Chester with Southern Railway from Charlotte,
also c A F., fr.un north.
Train leaving Chester at 7:0) p. m., connects
i ih soutliern Railway from Columbia. G. C
A N. from Atlanta and C. A G from Gettolr.
I.KKOY sriUNGS,
.1. M. 11KATII, President.
(it'll1!. I'as. A r?t.
i <?? |is Mock ford, llndgdon, Mp.,
healed a ore running for seventeen
years ami cured his piles of long
standing by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. 11 cures all skin diseases
< raw lord Urns. d-w-s
Experienced
Butcher.
Ilf.WK secured I he services of Mr.
IIKNKY M I' I.I.Kit, of Charleston,
> an experienced butcher, who will
take charge of my meat market today.
iiii'i win) wiii in* gum 10 wuii on my
customers. l'he bent beef rattle the
market i.(lords is the kind 1 buy, and
when you get your meat at my market
it is the heat. From now on I will have
Fresh Fish!
<?n Wednesday'a, Friday's and Saturday's
Clysters on Saturday's. Bring
your hides to me?I |>ay the highest
market price for them.
Beef Cattle Wanted.
S. T. BI.AOK MoH,
'I'hone No. IMh
I ? - UT IS??I
The llealth-ltestorer and Hej^hMaintainer.
I>r. M. A. Simmons Lifer
Medicine, Srr'Migihens the Nerve/,
makes you Clump and Comely, and
enriches the complexion with nature's
choices..