Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SgP* W$'* A : ' ' SORE LUNGS Sore lungs, pain in the chest and painful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable specific, Dr. ' Bull's Cough Syrup. This remark- . able remedy breaks up a cold in ono night and is, without doubt, the very best medicine for all affections of the throat and lungs. It has cured thousands and will cure you. It never disappoints. Try it at once. :^r.BulTs ^Aiiivk Q if run #UUgll wjiup Will quickly heal Sore Lungs. Dows are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Trice as cents. At all druggists. ; lUCASTEB" FVTF!!fl!i<F Published hvery Wednesday and Saturday I'Y sntcrpr'sp - ^iMIshiiK Company /V. J. ClflbK Kdltor. 0 is Year,. $1.00 S < Months, 50 cts T "ee Months. 25 cts | |n Advsnee Saturday. .Tan. 157. 1WOO. i Tlio bill to increase tlio judi- I ci.il circuits was killed by an j1 admirable majority, '">0 to ?. _ i i A compulsory education bill . was killed in the senate tliisj week. 1 l Tile Kliii'lisli ;ire -aid (<? bei jubliant over 111. victory (hiw cck over (lit I'm -r-. A roustiilitiottal amendment ll;)s Wren proposed looking to divorce for adultery. A sciuitr Will provides for ilirj public schools to l>r run for six months in the year and ihaithri dispensary profits shall l>r so list rilnitcd that, with other availahlr funds. rjtch school sltall ?^et $150 each year. If the monov will hold out 11?>it w.ml.lr he ;i jrooil thin*; for lho public.! hut will it ? Our neighbor* iu Chester havoj caught the spirit of mill hiiiMinu. ami a .?100.000 mill is assured The capital is iu sinlit and the - it? has boon selected and secured It will ho known as the Wvlie mills and will be located 1 [ miles west ol the court house, on the north side ot the Seaboard road. ) Mr. dames Karnes, special cor respondent of the ()nl!ook in South Africa, i- now regularly sending letters to that .journal describing tlx1 pvcnls of that mm ]><tiirn as 1 hov occur. Mr Roio-s whs with Lord Motlinen's division during flu* enira?:eineni s at Mori dor River ami Mairersiont'in. and has written an oxtromolv pictuv esq no account ol hi~ personal observation in those I?a11t a year. The Outlook t'omnanv, N. V. The bill against the employ-' ment of children under TJ yars of aire in cotton factories we made the special order lor Friday by the house. I) should bo j?-i-~1 and the eompnlsory education I.ill enacted into law so that instead of children of that a^<- beini: allowed to ruin their lieal'h work injr in factories, to say nothingol their loss of educational oppor Minifies. they should be sent to school, at least until they are TJ years of ajre. But the latter bill has already been killed and this j one may await the same fate. % -M ; W T* V SCHOOL BOOKS AT COST. A bill is before the legislature providing for school books at cost. The following is the text: That the amount so set aside by the county board of education shall be and remain a permanent fund in the hands of the county superintendent of education, and shall be by him used in purchas ing and keeping on hand school text books for sale to pupils attending the free public schools of his county, for cash, at actual cost or exchange prices, and shall be used tor no other purpose and in no other manner ; and places where said school text books are kept for such sale shall be deemed depositories, under the control of the State, as provided in the 7th article, or provision, in the contract made in lS93wilh the publishers of school text books Toot ion I. That the county su perintendent of education in ev erv county in the state, ereent Lexington county, he, and is herebv, required to keep his office opened each day of the week tor one week prior to the time ap pointed for the schools to open in liis county and for one week im mediately thereafter, and lor at least one day in each week dur ing the remainder of the school term, for the-convenience of those wishing to purchase school hooks " The hill applies only to such enmities as have school honk lunds. The I'tah man who was elected to Congress and who has heeii contending for his seat ever since thai hodv met in 1 )< i n her, was yesterday excluded hv an overwhelming vote ? 1>??S to r?0. Mr. Koherts can now go hack to I'tah and enjoy his polygamous life. |)<? not get an idea. Mr. Farm.... i I...i i i. ' UM.MIM ? WIM/II |?? Ul I llfiiit&? i good |?ri<-? now ;li:?t it will I?rii?tr :i tiood price next fall. Thai depends upon how much you cotton farmers irrow. If you urow a hi<r crop you need not expect a h i ?r I * price. These are I wo t hinj:* I li it <lo not tio tojiet her Lancaster's cotum l)u vers have heen huckin^ each other recently. It is a mighty good tiling for the farmers, hut it may he expensive to the huvers < >n tin other ha ml they mci/ make money out of it yet We hope they will, for they are awful eleyer f??lks. It - ? I/O \ Oil u;i|M , 1.1 > ("Oil IK lor \ our col t oil next tail ' * Well, you can vol ii i: \on don't yrow too t i i i x -11 < ! it What a I'i'ty the South cjir'1 work to their own ! I liev li.ive the line-i oppi r i no i \ oi an\ tun cult lira! p .tier i he -out it 111 e V Wol: !.l\ li'il'/.e it?;rmv j>! t1 It I \ i h I 11 i r i vs ;e are Meoth i! I o in 1 < .1 I .nil >' ! I .?II I ainian.I 111 n ur??\v eotion us a sin p'n^ , to; |t would hriiiL' a fall | I ice I I !t I he perpo- e :t in! intent ol a lull in! rii.!ucetI ,n Hie lejzi-lal lire thi> we> k .1'e :;oih!, ait'l the lull -ho 11 Ml tie in n if law 1, ll is coil -1 ii 111 < 11 a I' 1 - 1 .i I o >Ui 11 f to the protect i 11 ii o! :!: 1 r t 111 < people sjf 11 i 11 ir cha' tel !t.o|-i ixavt*-. * v re II inrin. 1 wi in -- w ho can re:nl a>el write. I'he ii-a-on a--i^neil A,l~ lit <1 I I I | * ,H?Uj)l?* ll'f lit* !i?-_r fit. ',? ?..: ! 11f?111*;i .* - l'>r 111 I I I It* \ (Hi-?c?>. mil . ! * If) " I el< > !% " >11 i 111 !! . M-ii lin'V tliitii, i if . ire -i11i11l* ;i hum ' gage lor only wlinl tln-y mc !>uv i 111: W A N'TKh?A f?'W regular It*?rir?I ts. ('.in accommodate limited number court weeks ami public days. Mrs. Long ami Flynu. spion kop mmm ,-3 without difficulty. But in Holding it Wednesday British Suffered FROM ANNOYING SHELL FIRE. Gen. Woodgate Killed and Casualt it's Relieved to be Considerable. Warren Confident or Position. I London, Jan. 25.?The war of fice has issued I he following (lis patch from Spearman's Camp, dated Jan. 25, 12:10 a. in.: "Gen. Warren's troops last, night occupied Spion kop, sur prising the small garrison, who fled. It has been held by us all day, though were heavily attacked, especially by a very annoying shell fire. "I fear our casualties are considerable and I have to inform you with regret that Gen. Wood gote was dangerously wounded Gen. Warren is of the opinion : that ho has rendered the one-J my's position untenable. The i mon are splendid." London, .Ian. -<?.?Advices j have boon received from Spearman's Camp, that (ien. Woodjjate has succumbed to the! wounds he received in the attack upon Spion kop. ! St a t f or < >1110. ' 'ity of Toi.kho, } I.it'as I'lirx ry, S s'~' I'uank .1. < iik.vkY makes oatli that tie is the senior partner of the llrm of I". .1. lieney Jfc company, doing business in theeity of Toledo, county ami State aforesaid,and that said llrm will I pay tile mi hi of ON K lirNDKKD j OOT.I.AHs for each and every rase of I cai'a it a n that cannot be cured by the i use of ham/* catakkii cckk. FRANK .1 CltKNKY. i sworn to before me and subscribed ' in my presence, this (it li day of I ?e- J eemher, A. It., ISSti. i i a. \v. ui.kason, : sua i. ;> i < Notary I'ublie. IIai.i/s catahkh ccrf. is taken in-, ternallv and aet s direct I v on the hlood and mucous surface* of the system. . Testimonials free; send for them. f. .1. ciiENKY & co? Toledo, O. SoUl bv liruirristH, 75o Hall's fiimllv Pills uro the best. MORE MULES, I LETTER MULES, LAltCEK MI LES, FATTER MULES. |# HORSES The BEST.*| KE1" 1' posted by ?*;iI]inir at our Stables I r?-f | iit'iil I v. i? ti?I see the' I quality atitl leiirn our prices Wei are in the l?i:siness to succeed, itntl the way t?> succeed is to succeed," and that is what we are I doing. Our Mr. Elliott is now in the Western markets and will return | by the -JiM with as line a lot <>i j MI I.ES and HORSES as ha* ( (*\?1 r been in Lancaster We buy I them t<> -<>|l neain. and if yon ! want ;i yood mule or horse jiive mi- ;i t ri;iI. mid it we do not sell ; \ on. wo w i!) believe you ;ir<> not in : | I In- market We miaranlec \vli:it : ' we -oil, ;iMil will do ever\ tliitur reasonable to suit nil who luiy from us. We are. indeed, thankful lor l In* ji lt roiinee and confidence ol j t lie people ol Lancaster and ad j joininir counties, and bv strict inleofiiv and lair dealings hope to I merit a continuance of the same. ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD. I ? \VAntki? '?Sliinule blocks. J j is inches looLi. all heart pine I'(?A?. A. II A Itl'KIl It U . & >- .1 an M?, H*r> Mnrnine Sirktn **, or Nausea from l'rri-1 it inc.v. .1 <lis|M-llcd i<v siiiiTiiiiiis Snuaw Vino I j W iii?> (ir Tablet*. r -%ii?1111 NVrvonn lirlt.ilillltv. Neuralgia, j li.stcini, St. Vitus' l>i?licc, u Simmons N(|ii;?\v Vim" Wine or Tablet* For Overworked Klrls and Feeble women Simmon* Suuuw Vine VVIno or Tablets arc nature's greatest lioon. ;v - >; Common Senso Talk with Women If a person is ill and needs a medicine is it not wise to pet one that lias stood the test of time and has hundreds of thousands of cures to its credit ? A great many women who are ill try everything they lieur of ill the way of medicine, and this experimenting with unknown drugs is a constant menace to their already impaired health. Thus seems to us very unwise, for there are remedies which are no experiments and have been known years and years to be doing only good. Take for instance Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; for thirty years its reeord fcus been one unbroken ehain of success. No medicine for female ills the world has over known has such a record for cures. It seems so strange that some people will take medicines about which they really know nothing, some of which might be, and are, really harmful ; whilg on the other hand it is easily proved that over one million women )><> ,-r, 1... 1 ...i:.. - " ~ ?VV.. .VQIV.IVU " IIVI..I.I uj ".ru"1 E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound. We have published in the newspapers of the United States more genuine testimonial letters than have ever been published in the interest of any other medicine. rf\ll this should, and does, produce a spirit of confidence in the hearts of women which is difficult to dislodge, and when they are asked to take something else they say, " No, we want Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coinpound, which has been tried, ami never found wanting, w hose reliability is established far beyond the experimental stage." W e have t housands of letters like the following addressed to Mrs. l'iukliam, showing that Monthly Suffering is AIways Cures] !:y Lyuia Cu Pin Is hint's Vegetable Compound, also Backache and Bearing-down pains m " I suffered untold agony every month and eould gut no relief until 1 tried your medicine; your letter of adviee and a few bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound have made me the happiest woman alive. 1 shall bless you as long as I live."?Miss J oik Sal'Im Dover, Mieh. " Four years ago I had almost given up hope of ever lieing well again. I was atllictcd with those dreadful headache siH'lls which would sometimes last three or four clays. Also had backache, bearing-down pains, leucorrhcen, dizziness, and terrible pains at monthly periods, confining mo to my bed. After reading so many testimonials for your medicine, I concluded to try it. I began to pick up after taking the first bottle, and have continued to gu'.n rapidly, and now feel like a different woman. 1 ean recommend by din E. Pinkliain's Vegetable Compound in the highest terms to all sick women." Miss Rosa IIki.dkx, 12b \V. Cleveland Ave., Canton, (). Two Letters which Prove that Lydia Em Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Will Remove Tumor and Curo Other Female Weakness ' Two years ago 1 was a great sufferer from womb trouble and profuse flowing each month, and tumors would form in the womb. I had four tumors in two years. I went through treatment with doctors, but. they did me no good, and I thought I would iiuvi' t<> resort to morphine. "'l'lie doe tor said that ail that could help me was to lur e an operation and have the womli removed, lmt J laid heard of Mrs. I'inkhatu's medicine and derided to try it. and wrote for her advice, and after taking her Vegetable Compound tin- tumors were expelled and 1 organ to get stronger right along, and am as well as ever before. Can truly say that 1 would never had gotten well had it not been for Dydi.i K. I'inkliam's Compound."?Maky A. Staiii., Wiitsantown. l'a. * After following the directions given in your kind letter for the treatment of leueorrhea. ! ran say that 1 have been entirely cured by the use of Lydia 10. I'iiikhuiu's remedies, and will gladly recommend them to my friends."?A. It. Davids, Itingliamton, N. V. Another Case of Y/ontb, Kidney and Bladder Trouble Cured hy Lydfa ?. rmKnam's vegetable Compound* ' Dka it Fiuknp- Two years ago I hud child-bed fever and womb trouble iu its worst form. 'For eight months after birth of babe I v.as not aide to sit tip. Dor-tors treated ine, but with no help. I had bcuring-down pains, burning in stomach, kftlney and bladder trouble anrl my back was stitT and sore, the right ovary was badly affected and everything I ate distressed me, anri there was a bad discharge. 4 ^ " 1 was confined to my bed when 1 , wrote to you for advice and followed I our directions faithfully, taking ,ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Liver Pills end using the Wash, and am now able to do the most of my housework. I believe I should have v died if it had not been for your Com* pound.# 1 hope this letter may be the result of benefiting some other suffering woman. I recommend your Com- ^ pound to every one.^'?Mrs. Mary VAUOini, Trimble, Pulaski Co., Ky. ~ ' POSTMASTER ATCHERAWT ^ IT Efforts to Got a \Y liite Man There Hindered by Many Applicants ?Tillman Interrupts Pritchard. ' :w- "I | The Dally News Washington, D. O., Jan. 23.? 4 A - A For some lime there has been I quite a contest over the post* tnustership atUheraw, 8. 0. Many ' ! petitions and delegations have come to Washington in favor of the various candidates who are contending for tfie ?nppointn. nt. It is expected that an appointment will be announced within the next few days. In fact it was expected that the name of * flj the successful candidate would be announced last week, but th^ j matter was postponed, it is stated;* 41 j to allow the post office department j more time to consider the quali ifications of the candidates. Many j of the applicants are backed bv the senators and various members oi uic ueicgauon m me house. ' Among them are E M. Wells, W. A. Ronton and W. 0 McCreight. The retiring post,master was a colored lawyer who tendered his resignation, it is wiid here, to practice his profession. The assistant postmaster, R. E. Highland, a barber, is an applicant for the olfico also and although a great effort is being made tor the appointment of a white man it is said that Highland stands about as good a chance of receiving the the appointment as any. At the post office department the other day it was intimated that if the South Carolina people could get together on one candidate the chances for the appointment of a white man would he much improved. Last Saturday night senator Tillman went over to Baltimore for the purpose of being present at the hig Bryan meeting held there under the auspices of the Maryland Democratic association i and Bryan club of Baltimore city. The senator returned to Wash ington Sunday and was in his seat in the senate on Monday.4 During the dispute in the sen uto over I lie Pritchard resolution on Monday. Senator Tillman once ** * or twice interrupted Senator I'ritchard during his speech, and a-.Ued ilio North (Carolina senator some very pointed questions regarding the appointmentinent of N. .iro post masters in tho.State of South Carolina. If. is said that Senator Tillman will make a speech during the debate on the resolution on the subject of Negro domination in the South, and if lie does there is likely to In* a hot address. A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. I'n i l'?>\u I y ler, of Chicago,. Vicel're?ideul Illinois Wouian'g ^lliance, i :i -ji il;in(r of C hatrihcrlui n's Cnilgh U says: "I. euflfijred with a ?"v> this winter which threat* etifil to run into pneumonia. I tried <11II"* ri-iit remedies hut I seemed to Urow worse and the medicine upset my -tomaoli.'*A friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Cough Ren.edy and I found it was pleasant to take and it relieved me at once. I ain now entirely recovered, saved a doctor's hill, time and Muttering, ami I will never be without this splendid inedti cine again." For sale by ,!. F. Mai key . I A Co.