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^ ^ _ $ A Gt | - <- Heat! | Making " S1 weeks left. We n injured by the dus I souled CHRIST: ! $8,500 if at a merciless redu a Exquisite Tailor S X derwear, Fancy G t | HEA-] Had Killed Two Or Three Men Before Sheriff Kennedy died bravely in the discharge of his duty, and the sorrow that is felt in Abbeville, where he was best known, for his untimely and sad er.d will be ?-hared by all people throughout tbe State, who read the atory of i is murder, me Drum and unprovoked killing of Mr. Kyle by the ; ume hand that slew the officer is i 'so a matter fcr the deepest re gret, not only because of his innocence of offense, but because Le was a straager in the state and whs working among us nuder the assured protection of our laws. it will make a bad impression in the minds of his people in New England, as to the conditions exidliug in the state vrheu hia body is scut to his home iu Massachusetts for burial, and the atoiy of bin (j-.-.ith is published there. The lossou of the crime is not far to seek. It id plainly preseuteu in the brief paragraph of the dispatch reporting the criminal. John Dxnsby, the double murder er, it is noted, "was a notorious character in Abbeville County, ?i;d had always been a rechit*s man. Ha win t noted gambit, and had killed two or three. me.? before. His associates a ere mostj/ negroes. He his tried for the ti'irder of a negro several years mo, but was acquitted. lie had l oon drinking for some dayp, and \.s under the influence of liquet wh.Mi the trouble occurred. Llo for several years a deputy I dted States marshal and apr -are to hive hold that oflice \ hen li6 committed his crim*? as J is referred to in another place >.?r a revenue detective." i'he substance of this descript on is that the murderer was of ; otoriously bad character, bad hilled two or three men, had been t ied and acquitted for killing a negro, had been drinking for several days, and was still influenced with liquor, when ho m.oI and killed his latest victims \ i.hout provocation. Evidently, i:ie law had dealt very lenientl}' with him in his course of crime, i.iid he had come to rogurd it v. iih contempt. lie had killed 2 (.1 3 men before with impunity, and did not set much value on human life in consequence. He ii.el "killed a negro" and had I/, on tried for the killing and ae q lifted. The indications are p ;ong that he should not have b"on acquitted, that he was probably guilty of murder when he hi.led one or more of his earlier \ tiniB. If he had had justice meted out to him then, he .vould n>?t have brought iiii? sorrow an ! roach on the community in v .rich ho livod. He was without re-rard or respect for himself, and omed nothing for his own life or tlio life of others. He had long b n a terror to many who know hi in. There are no tears being si.**! on his account, naturally. u ? r" ~y~~ tv * V?b kw%-wv*'%'v It ORIOUi It Bank clean sweep of everytl rces us to add ano n\n the middle walls ? mist make room for cn t and morter later on. MAS BARGAINS iPorfb of ~ - I T iction. Look over the >uits. Newest Neck-v oods. Scarfs, Table C ph BA^h liis death is a cause for satisfai tion. Thore aro audi characters i every county in the state, a well as in Abbeville. Men wli have killed other men withou cause, and have been acquitted readily and lightly. The stat is* full of tbein ?ia tb/i nnimn record of unpunished homicide sufficiently shows. They kr and no free to become a terro to their easy going neighbor! Now and then, not content wit killing a negro, they kill a whit man, a neighbor and a goo citizen. It is the penalty f? our liberal enforcement of tli laws in favor of murderer Abbeville is suffering the pei alty today in the murder of on j of her best citizens and of stranger who was her guest an under her protection. It will be some other county turn next week or the next. Tli record will grow this year, niias grown in years past. \V have a total of between ifwi M ooo nnmiioiM */\ . K. ......... . ... ..... ... credit for tin* decade tlint ? n?! ? yesterday. Murder is rife i the State and will continue t number its bloody victims, tint we hojrin to punish it .'is mm dor, .and not tro.al it .as a lij?li offence. Tlio Dnnshys .are im accidents. They are tlio nntun products of tho indifl'oronco t law mid life of the community in which thev live. Outside tli I State tlicy ore regarded as < > Iponentsof tlio civilization of ?!i j State, .and it is not altogetln ja wrong judgment. Right n wrong, liowov r, we must hen tlio reproach before the world and suffer for it, until we 001 root the conditions tliat entai iit upon us.?New? and Courio1 I'ersons who euffor from tin gestion can not expect to livf long, because they cmnnot eat th food required to nourish the hod and the products of the undtKesl I ed foods they do est poisons th j blood. It is important to euro it ' digestion as soon as possible, an the host method of doing this i to use the preparation known a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digest ; what you oat and restores all th digestive organs to perfect hcaltl Crawford Hroa. d-w-s Speed of on Earthquake. Speaking of the Indian eartl quake of 1897 a London scion tint says the vibrations travcle Jo Europe, where they were r< corded at very many at at ions, an no doubl would h:ivo beei equally well recorded at an, other place on the surface of ou world had there been provide sutiab'u ndnitnents. The pre liminary tremors, which ar probably waves and compression travelled through the world t reach Italy and other countrio with an aver ge rate of 3-15 mile per minute, or 9 kilomtoerb pe ** ? <1* m >*i *H1+i S GHRI ing" & ling. A great remodel thcr store room to our ind refiling the stores w irpenters and masons. Words and figures attr; i in every nook and cor .w /f ? (Llotpittg a handsome Wraps, Clol '/ear. Dress Patterns o vers, Handkerchiefs, et L3Ti*rc3r cto ivr: ! second?a rate which, it will be observed, is higher than that at 11 which similar movements can be s Iransmitted through glass or o steel. The largo waves, which it are probably quasi elastic graviI, jtation waves, by traveling over e the surface of ihe earth reached ,1 t Europe at a rate of 113 miles per is'minute, or 2.1)8 kilometers per II' second. ?r | It. is likely that these latter 1. Idistnrhances reached stations iri h ; Europe by traveling from their ,? origin iii two directions r< und ! 1 c d : world. As on indication of th-s .1 - . * c . i. _ i] c 111 ^ nim?i .1 \ /;t \ui.lt hi ? M?. ie 1 European si ttio:s-'ijj'it u;:;ii:n h I tions aro to I e seen on I ho seis i I mo^rams a: time.; ir kIjOuIiI ix io poet to lind kim'Ii inuri i^a li:*d a j t hoy I j:.voiv-ti from India to dj Europe by I ho lon^e* possible |ron?o. Pi?>m !!.< pt-riod of those 'h * jivo*. '-'hi. h i.t u: 1*2 ceo? ie . n i-., .! : ii i:- . ;} ?? it /, their it Ion. t.ii i i\ i;o :r;v * *; !. *i? osti e ma ?>' >; h i? t/ ; > ir miles; >(> J whiUi : ub deducted j- him t 1 < , 'ii. i. ;1 > ;t? ill.ixi <1 !> 11!' iif;, '< ' "?tin:a n ??<J .?! IV'ii > 0 The r ! x'v ?. oi I ho movonipnt 1 1 wflv ?nco that they could not be r"''e t w ! .f he magnitude was im. ii th.t ;!s.) ipft.dod ??t? of tii , j??o.ipry vmhi not bo ahia to re ?f y ni r t inl move 13 i > r .undi nirs The H ! lai t m ' these aiaturbance* /.an ' tii.'I r'i- ' ('or tiro extend 0 iu. eve ? vera hours, preclude then) tr-.jv fh? category of tromor>' vi'T'iiion or micro-eisms.? r B.r liiu^hai'i Age?Ileruld. r Huri-ti IIIn LrR. il j V. ? . \ v.i f rfh, o' r.n(JrAngi>. <.s? suftVr il liens.*ly for bit i ion; lis with j h fright'ill running sore on his leg, 1 vriu?Hih*t Hnr kino's A ruioa Sal ?<> ; \i li My ciifcil it in ten days. For UI.'. i . ' u.'ls. Huron, Hoils, Pain or ^ i i i!? s it's the heat salve in the world. ("ore guaranteed. Only 25o. Hold by H ' Orewford Pros, druggist. ft J j e a Dinner at (he White llotine. 1 d Washington, .Inn. 2.?The is social season of (lie now ye:?r nt is the White House was opened t?, :s night when President and Mrs. ? McKinley gave a dinner in honor ' ot the Cabinet and their ladies 1 He table, set in (he shape of a doub'e T in the State dining room, presented an attractive ap poaranoo. The prevailing decora huiih wrrc pintta a on neponms (j with ferns. In tho cart room largo wreaths of evergreens and j holly lump over tho groat mirrors and garlands of tho ?nme worn twined ahonf tho whito pillats. ' Tho Marino Hand furnished the . music. >1 e Tho merited reputation for eur ing piles, sores and pkin diseases ' acquired by HeWitt's Witch Ha zh! Salvo, has led to ?he rnakinv H of worthless counterfeits Bo 8 aure to get only Do Witt's Salve, r Crawford Broi. dwa ' I f, \ Kv 1?# v. 4*t :*{ yr * '. -?* W. jft #**; Mercanti ling sale begins at one DRY GOODS D: ri!l begin in January. T'will pay us better to act attention, but it is * ner of our store. nS &7 00 C 0 I (b 5 up <es and Capes. Warn f Silk, of Dress Good 1 rtr { nmr at 'inf.? 4 ** ; ? . s ' *"iC* * ?>/ ',**< jc' ,< ?> v k i AC* *iffj?.^5?n .^ ?-'- 5? .-* ! Volcanic. Eruptions Are erand, but Skin Krupti< i-? i rob l^e of joy. Bneklon'fi A me d Salve, cures then: ; also O'd, Running end Fever Sores, Ciceis i-oils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruisec, Burns, Scaida, Chapped I Hands, Chilblains, Best Pilo cute 'on earth. Drives out Pains and j Aches. Only 25c. a box. Cure I guaranteed. Sold bv Orawvori IBhos Druggist. 2. SOUTHERN RATDWAV,"" Octroi T1n*? (if Jt^-xaou vf.ki fta^ an<-?*n*a. Ttmo si O'h ?r Pol3'4. ! fVheticto la CUoot .Uva<> 130ft. ^Sr^NoJMlKo.8 ?ui y | C? FY. . .I. i'Fv i ftiS " nitvnuQnS vso. H> ). .. J.. .. 13 *j,, 18 &,< " liOruwiU ?. i.,...-lv *t<*V * I3< | - pwkti4i\p 4** I ^ ^ I * ^amotorrtlu ...'......? ! 4lsil*<? " kktU-Jitl!.* 8 .' '?* 1 Ma " Qrassv.-.-irt; .. !) J?a ; !V> * JKiCfrtl'.fc . ..., . 1-j l.*a 4 XQi At Ov. imWta , ; 'J1 iv*| > aft Cr. At)f a?ra, (Ho. Fry. ) '*2 iCa T&p f:??i Lt. <?r* .n?TUif . . ns*\ saeyliuiiLv. tS1; ; TRpr* Lv. Aik?n , i J 3Mp| f/r. .. . T^a'T^yrTi"^ " Johnitois . 1 : yf r, Kn Ar. (LT. t> j 4<V>J i pjn Lt. O'Vr.iiibU, < Buig f?t . 9X? 1)i?4 tn> w < (*<Mtro fo?w faai " !*' ? i?" " a.- k itui : lauft 13. t A?.Jjlv.ri<v to 4 Ksi l> Mi i ?*jwv:.> ~ ~ : - ? irnt7* ArTHev:v>ttlT . , . 'OS'TIE ! 7"^T~ I ITXaTS : 7' ,.| .[9Ua.Il~ ! I nut^jtipsu SirSim " *<\Z_ t-'V ; ' t ' " 3ft | A.P HporroAW# ..I. $ J;m. fr if, I " 4AUtU>? 1 . TU?! il* . Ar ?.HK?UU<a'I . : Titli ! trrjrur Qy- ~ ? yztrr# , ttkl ?i i i ir mwiafciM ihitiM i? i life 1 Srbm ' . - i ?klrfij f II ] Ay. v.'.;. | .! S'jty rv-r-~ r 't**-rw? *-.-?* *i7 . ' <* <X.< . - j ' tl.'ii'W1 .-. >>JI " Hal tundra J Su.'&l >) Ad E " - *- -- ,k----E?? ~ % * j' " "jrrs&iTrap Rouk RjI' . i a - Cl? *?? < ...... I ~|l; J * Wtuatfe-.rft 1 III U'h |U a*. Got urn _?, fli.ia 1 >i/\i i. -.Hai u* L*. OoJtuiihU. tC. tf.V..,. , ill 4 *1 4 JU | * Mn?fin tiO 1 81 vi 1 <0 Trnioi, . . It I :>*>! i 4*'>J n * T*T ".~~* *"* -~ ? <? - -? *,- P- . :1 ..": l ' XV 4r? : * ' >,. .' 1..,)! T in A.L .. . . *i v.v ui, i? And I ? .. $maCu(BCi^ ~i~uip TT?~ I " K\a?riU9 .. 4 4op 2 34 | " Oramrtbnrt. MRip 3 x> " Branc h villa A jTip i ?> I " Hunim?rv|il? .... fStp (U Ar Charlaatoi) S 1M> T <tt j g~^;.imLirt"iPo:il7:/ T" fti>a TH ?V,<2cf"l)d lati? ?! " BUobrUla 107t> ?0i I Hamwa'.l .. jfip |U j " rnvoanah . iup tig al JiiLt* Tralna 4i> anil *4 (nilx<d aiwpt (-urxlay I **Tiv* ftnd depart from tauliarg. rDwIly aroapt Sunday liUtaia^ Car Sarrloa JCxceilant dally paa??nfar aervtoa Wlaw Florida add Saw AS. Jtod ft an'I M?draw York and fhtrlda Vi trwaa IHaMnrracm tfa4pln? tmrt baftraal Ayguata and *?w I?(i(. l'allmaa dmwtag-rwAT* alawnta* ?an fc? hwaan Port Tampa, ^adkaonrtUa. Iterantta* UraaKlnir?..n .ari Ua... V--L. "K ? iriMi ti??piuf MrilntWMn Uharlolta an. Mohnond. IMnliifc ?rt b#itire*ti Oharlott and riavanaah. ifoa. Hi and M? 0. . W*t Kail. Thr*u*; Pullman drawlna-rr^t* naff*' a]*?Dlag naiu b< Vwaen ju lii .nrlUe t?nd K?%? T'<r\ and pur ( on loaning jar* fcatwaan A<W*'? an i Uh?i Jp'ta Dining oara s-rv? -?81 <T?iel? enrf?PM Pullman ajaaping c*ri batvraaa Jnokaoavtll and < JolnmUia. anruuto daily liatwaaa Janbaoa vtUa and Cincinnati, via AaKavtUa. rK*KK >1 d*Louur. Third V P $ fJou. M|fi, Trafflo Mgr.. waahlaftOB, D. (1 Waahlngton, 1>. C W. A. TURK. ? B. H/.1DWICK, *,?.Ur?&Vq 'Bur* !S1 %%%%%%*%%* ROR ile Com :e. Our increasing b PEARTMENT. '1 Th us, time is precious slaughter prices now tl examination that proves ) iPortl) c n Furs elegantly lined ; s, of Wash Fabrics, Li j. 'I his is the busy sea GOMP if?& y*fr ^ Anyone sending a sketch an<1 description may i quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether aa ! Inrontlon Is probably patentable. Coramunlca > ; tlone *t rictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent freo. Oldest agency for securing patent*. Patents taken through Munn A Co* rocolre tftfUil nntUt, without chargo, In the Scientific American. A mtaomoly lllnstra.ed weekly. 1.argent drc: .11 of any aclentlHc Journal. Terms. 13 a your ; f our moot lis, fl. Bold by all nowsdealers. MUNN & CO 361Broadway. New York Branch Office, fOb F 8t_ Washington, D. O. ; JOB PRINTING .! j- Done Neatly ? 1 ' X 1 I I i i Done Cheap. ! We Make a Specialy of * Note Heads, ; Letter Heads, i Bill Heads, Envelopes, j Law Briefs, iw Blanks, ;| mk;istuate blanks Deeds and Mortgages, Liens and Bills of Sales. Posters, Prograrnes, Hand : Bills. I 5 Youi orilrr* R . n { iterprise Pub. Co > ? ii/i n\<ji ni iitv tY rill'iM TLI-' HAIIiWAV, liotv/pei *"I.tor rin<l i .. . ii. j 11 h, . ' ;0 Dttti'y L n "yt i So*-U ii. ' Noriiiixn. . | No. I.' No No if, n : f?. M : I' M I ; 1 ?li, : r,v i .. ai .s 5f?. ; I !?' ? K no* 5 ii-i i 8 {?! 10 sfo. "... Kic..burK .... " Bui ? * II I 17 8 6? in -I" i ' fU*coniv|llu . " 4 J7 7 1 9 111 il 181 Port 1,'iuii ' i 16 16' S 11 'JO . . <, riuo * ... . " >) win it ii :i Ar t.nuc.irttor Lv 4 0 1 :? P. M l A. M l ii m a i I : No It. lonvtnv l? wh usIit rt V a. m., in. ..< tcloso connection ?t Chester with Sou': r Itnllwnv Nn l r CI nrlotto uml points n< ?n>l Si'.ibonril Air I* lie "Aiianm .Spcr m" fo f Atlintt nnd polDU wuil Also win Ciro n A Norihw--l> rn 14y No. 1< for f.ottolr. N <'. ami inti rihi fiiatP point-*, and Southern It . I ? I wny No M for olumot* ?nd p>ihti < mitt. No 17, tvln ' ''to t'-r t< lo m. poiicim-p L I with Sou thorn Ity , No 00 from Colimbluwi poin's hot . ho .r i tir (i inin H r I olal" from Northern anrt Rnatorn roim* nn. e Southern Itv, No H.ilroiri Nortlo-ri. nno Kr.st I em polo tot and at Lancaster wlili 8 (: a O K | for IllncU.-iiurir No Ifi, Icavlinr l.nn< lister S :to p m , mnn*cti *" >it Lancaster wiiii S i' ft <i K from f'ntnrtei and M.irlon. southern Kv No .It MChimer foi Charlotte and ro'ntH north No. lf>. |envlna CI fiu r P 10 p m . eonnocUi a J Chester "III Southern Rntlwnv No. SI from Col.itnhtn nml polriti south. LKROY Sf'KINOH, t J. M. UKATH, President GMn". rtf. Airfnt. I . I ' " ? ??' ? HHUUVI you I t 9 i pany. + t usiness absolutely ^ The \vorkof tearing r*< for us, only three ijl lan have the goods lji| i the story. Whole- i|S 8 * >f Sfyoes 2 ind fashionably cut. i nens. Hosiery, Un- ^ Lson. ^ $ A tvt-V. # |M Canliia & Georgia * Ex. R. R. Co. SCJI Kit UT, K SUM ft Eli 4. *JP I)l Kffoot IS 01 jv in., Smitliiy, r>?C 24. U09. Between Camden, S. C., and Btaeksburg, S. C. I W?-st33 | ~"T tuxt Firstd*** EASTERN TIMK Kl k i I'KsvonKur . ______ |P??Hen?r<:r bally Daily F. cropt STATIONS- Excnpt * S'Hiil**' ! , Suiuloy P M A 14 12 50 Ciun<i''n IS vr? 1 IS 1'i-Kaib IS 05 1 'J7 Wi'KlvtUe II W l Korshnw ll I> 3 10; ITrru.'i spring* 1: [ * 15] 1'ieasani Hill ill 15 i 3">| [.?nca?tcr {10 S5 "J SO] Utvcrntdc 10 "? 3 00! tpnncdell 10 '10 S in! Catawba Junction JO 3-? X 'Jul I.oslie 10 10 3 101 It.irk Hill 10 u0 X Mi Newport 0 35 * 031 Ttrxab ? ?> 4 30 Yorkvllle P 15 4 W Ihumn P uO t M) Ui*korr H IS 5 00 Smyrna H H? I 5 SO. Ulncknbur* K HI P M.| IA U Between Blacksburq, 3. Cand Sarion, M. C. tv.xtit i TETYT 3..." Plata] EASTERN TIMK Sec. 6lur" Mixed i MlxC'f" D.tliy | Dully ^ Except | STATIONS Except k.umluy | tunJu? AM P It i I ?i lll.No'.(kt>iirtr tet r 4 H 30] K.vrn ( Bo { jflBKj i 8 40, I'ntiernon Springs 6 IS t 9 *n; Shelby C 00 III '10 T.nltHn.ire 4 'O I 10 lu M>>ornsl>oro III -J6' Henrietta | 4 2u 1 It Mi' Forsst City !i ft I 11 1ft, Rutnerforilloo j 1' 25 ' 11 HI! Mill wood V <"? t 11 4ft (iolden Valley W '*> 1? Oft Thermal City i ft ' I lit V'ft filer.Wv.oJ I f ni ; 131 Marl>>n lit.) A M IP V. WEET~ CAFFNEY DIVISION EAST I Klrstlns ? I FlrntCI:i "! 15 I 11 KASTKKS TIME 14 | 8TATIONH iaSs'll"* I J la] *> bi ?f> | * j ft- n i> m 1a mi a .mip. ' 1 i.j I\ 0)1 Hi wV:"'".ir: 1 I I 1 i it rh'T..U' r K.\!> V lb V l 40 o 4o| t;.*.ffnoy '< b'l ft .o J r MA M| *_ _p * 'I rali a Ncn 34 iv n J it', coimcit at li'.aoksb; / , witn trains vr. tn<- i luff m y 1?;v .Ion Train No S." coniii ri? at : aoidrn with i o f I arleston II rwion of 'lit- Southern K? 1m.. * :i' 1 t In'- ?'>"tb 1 i.i.n No. lid leaving t.aindcii at 13.40 y. in. iroliiK writ, make* Connection at Lancaster. jgft S with tho L A C. Ky., at Catawba Ju< clion with the >?. A [., M Rootc Hill wltn the y .Mit-ei e Rail A-ny I'olnr north Train No II coin oct* at lllm kslititff w tli South! rn R Ilway from the south At ftl?r'(.n, N . with South- rti Railway ?nii.y wi A sam'u nu.Tr, a. TRirr. A* 4 ITimtJent. ftiperlnUiu-Wnk VP ft It r.UXU KlS O R. A Ma'-aotrlan can tlnJ a loJRumontin the sys tern while the Liver Is ir perfect order. Ijy M. A Simmons Liver Medicine it Uro best ( IR-Kti tutor. .f.,ftca j ' Money Loaned. j I negotiate MorliOiin Ixntn* oti Improved fiiriri- iii rcatton&bir rutej. R. E. WYLIE, A t .<irp v at l-uv. I.itnou>t<>r S t 0 M.-Hrpt flfrf. fWd ALL WHO UsK COLKMAN'S TOBCCO OIL LIN t imcnt n;?y Its the M?-rv In the world. \ K I li A V K ;t fjimntt ly on hand Instruct Ions to VI v. ot Mottle to each of our eubsrrlp tlor.i, nice i' t In Tuwns where It I* wold by Mr 'Icln Oeale Tills in done to Introduce It where not already known If rot sold In your rotnrru?-"'*, send .? XhHL i 30 CENTROab or lumim lor < yiiym. 1 subscription nn<) we will tend you e hot I PKKPAII?, end plve y.iu li e Atretic /. Address. SOUTHERN FARMER HT'KHAM, H