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i * \ \'%TT* #r 0 Wwr *-^ f^CL 1 r'N?4 ^ II \JL ms:\ ? 1 ( A \\'H> b' s IffanW A I SSl*. Rcyal Ww ** Tfcif^V WO*? k \ Shooting in Hock Hi". Special to The State, Hock Ilill, Ma}' 22 iiu^H Wallace it> a bad n<.^r< . :?o ii said to be wanted in t -iur to answer several ciia- : s. lie ' iiHre = 'I*J !?V>vt Mill, where he made f sie threats as to what he was jv i;?<r to do down here. <)ti hi arrival he went to his wife,who bad !??" !;??ri and was at her h> >1 Iter's, Tom Wilson. While there some of those present got i t?> a (. -ij.ute in which Wallace's "*ite started to take part. lie ordered her to keep out of the iu.-s, una, upon nor Laying that he had nothing i.o do with aer, it.Id her he'd show her, pulled his pialol and began shooting. The first shot entered her upper lip, went into the tip and to the root of the tongue, carrying a toolh < r two with it. Wallace M r begr.: shootinjf at the others and eniptie 1 his pistol without doing further harm. lie then ran, with Tom Wilson after hiin. Coming down town he surrendered and was locked up. lie waived prolinuria! y trial and was hound over tc court. The woman's wound is serious, but not necessarily tint x gerous. A crowd of 14 year old boys ;rot into a row with come nesrrc hovs last, evening about ^ "0 o'clock on Main street, r.itir Kimball's stable, and three of ihcin 0 were cut by one ot the negroes named Alexander Frost. John Sadler was stabbed in the groin jt pretty seriously and had to be sewed up. Dave Kimball and 1'ut Wylie were . jii^lit'y cut. Sadler was taken to hir home at l-;o etan O.H.M W Hill 444C liUUCi r.) IV11. M Ul. Vjr 11 1, and ibis morning is resting easy] l'he negro has not been arrest ! yet. Wlioof>i<iK Cough. A woman who hap had experi once with this disease, tells howto prevent any dangerous consequences from it. She says: Our three children took whooping cough last summer, our baby boy being only three moiuhs old, and owing to our giving them Cham berlain'g (tough Remedy, they lost none of their p.lumpuess and came out in much better health than the other children whoRe parents did not use this remedy. Our oldest little girl would call lustily for cough syrup between whoops.?,Jesnie Pinkey ( Hall, Springfield, Ala. This Romedy is for sale by J. F. Mackey <fc Co. ^ ^^ ;J 9 'Nm I & m ^ ;i"" ~'" os w* m & &_ y <C> f a ir r 8 ? r: "5 f) peel right i? A R> Si RIGHT -*-* .r^\ ?Hr /f"*v <v? r*"\\ V^i /; k *4^ ^ v 4-c * ii k M * n*ro TW "WtTOfn /*J? V V ^ W> r T V-' ML 4L JC. t. iTRASGHT FRONT $ sk your merchant to order style selected. Cfl Accept no other corset f* " just AS llood " I crsrr.r*., "***- || ->** , ,.-? " .. tuc?> ' Ataino ;s onr* of Mic fow S'at < i -..it still observe .nore or !< . iously, an annual fast day. Governor John F II!1], in his I , J II iiroclamaUou, which very brief i j ->ays; ''This vlay, revered by the I lathorn, ouiiietj lo us consecratedj by observance tor many 'onerstions. It is appropriate that we! should continue to respect a custom so deeply enshrined in the heirts of the nt ople and 1 earnestly recommend ihit the day he observed in a manner consistent with the purposes for which it lias been set apart.'" I>?u'l Start Wrnnjf. Pon't start the summer with a' lingering cough or cold. We all ! know what, a "summer coldM is. It's the hardest kiud to cure. I Often it "hangs oivr tiirough the I entire season. Take it in hand right now. A few doses of One 1 Minute Oough core will net you1 right. Sure.cure lor coesch ,cold?i,' croup, grip. bronchitis, all throat] and lung troubles. Absolutely! sale. Acts at oiiCo. *-iiiiii * tut | like it. 4,Ono Minute C. g! C . 5< 'hi> kept, cough mcclic'uo T over o-ied," ?avs ?1. LI. Bowler, Grove-1 ton, N. H. "I never fouud anyi. thing else that acted so safely J and quickly."-Crawford Bro-. ?j . Connecticut River shad arc ! rapidly disappearing, ac cording j to tlie Springfield Republican. Time was when it w:<s nothing , I extraordinary to take I f?00 <h w! ; I mi a single h 'p'. '?> ? <' ?? large I catch thG vear c .nisled ol'thir ? small H di T? Curo u <'?<!<! iti On Day. I Take Laxative Bromo Quinii I Cablets. All ?1 r??>? ?; nf rpfnrol fhe d money if it fails to cure. h. W. I(Jrovfc's signature >n . a< ' box 2Rcl In t!:o ward rooms of tlie v .- > j , 3els of the United States navy there is a till l^ept up a custom woniiy of iiuilHtion. It .is as 1 follows: At. J) o'clock in the evening the captain or corinun der wiii order giasses to he liiied and rising, will deliver this ,,ti meat: '-Gentlemen, I ask you to drink to eweel hearts and wives, May the sweetheart become the wife, and the wife always remain flu. Ktvonf 11 w:l ? t M 'I'lio o Jiiml.tn/l v..v ,/ ? i?t w. i HV unocim^v u , officials (Itink 'his toast in silence.; When yon wake up with a bad taste ' in your mouth you may know that . you need a do?e of Chamberlain's! Htomaeh and I.iver Tablets. They will cleanse your Htomach, improve your appetite and make you feel like j anew man. They are easy to taV 9,1 beitiic Miliar coated, and pleasant in i elfeot. tor sale by J. F i A ! Co. Among the 140 smallpox patients treated in Montreal since last May there was not one per son who had been vaccinated Moreover a staff of eighteen per sons, medical men and nurses have been in daily and hourly contact with these smallpox pati ents and not one of them has contracted the disease Std^iv i'uiixh ?ml ?fi ?1?? C?1<1. Laxative Bronio-Qiiiuine Tablets cu. a cwld one day. No cure, no puj Pricei 5 ??nts. This is the year, we are told I of the seventeen-year locusts un< j Western farmers are makinj ( ready to combat the plague. I i lnnt conies to us from Tunis | which may be valuble to tin i agricultural department when i i lias finished sending out "end. / plague of locusts has descender j on that colony of France and tin . Ihench-Government once inoiv | shows its passion of the nationa . trail of thrill, it iia.j informec it:e natives that locusts are ver< eating and Liiat thuy mak< i up tor the tost grain l>y ealnp I the insects. lo help on tl;i i worn and add to tne tastiness o (the dish the Government ha made large shipment* oi salt t< lite eilected district*, which wil be distributed among tne tribei that dvveii there. IVhiiN Othcro (o Iiuow. "I have used DeVVitl'a Litth Early Risers for constipation auq torpid liv?r and they are a 1 ricrht 1 am glad to indorse them foi 1 tliuiK when we linil a good thini wo ought to let othcra know it,' ! wrjticu Alfred Heir.z-i. Quiuey I III. Thev never cripe or distress - -1>- " r ** uuir, nniu JJIK-:. UTHtt 11.1(1 Hi OS $200.00 I tffc W I p< -j; w if **,<n K 10 W cti O ' f'OR Mn capture <1 JIM LOWR^ | JL. I will pay thf above reward fo j iiiin delivered lu me ai Lancaster,S.(J Lowery killed the chief of police a Shelby, N,011 A iguet 4Mj. 1901 , have a warrant for his arrest. De n?rintion of l iuivrv ?? * II in., slim. 145 pounds, reddish mulat , to, ginger cakeoo'or, bad teeth, browi spot on side of face hard to detect ' prominent cheek hones, slim chin said to have Indian blood in him Sneaking, siy, dowucast look, talk very little, voice line and low tone i did have doll le-ca-e gold-plate* watch and Xo. .'is. Ivey .lohmsoi 'pistol Habits: (iauib'e and stay around lewd women, former liomi S.(J,. it is believed beyond doubt In is in hiding in I?it? a t -r or adjoining i counties. Or 1 will pay $50 for infor t matiou leading to his arrest. \V. K. SWAKIXGKX, I n-puty l J. s. M arshal. lancasti::: A < UESTi:it It AITjWAY. Lui ,, ee;j Oi.oh.cr ami Luncustc I Schedule in K fleet May i8tn, iwi / <'/'// Kx'T\)t Siuutft?/. | Southbound. Norilibouru I Nn. i-'i No. IT No. i" No. 1 I H.'m TaTm.i " . p Pi.|a i 001 8 OOld L.v ...Chester ..at 0 45] 8C lu VII SIM* Kl'.OX ... ' <J 7-1 lo :tr i s " ' * Kicnburg.... " fin* ' rt 0> 10 i?' s x ,i " Dasoomvlllo.. " t> in( 7 ' II ; r .VI "... i- i<rt La WD. ." 0 UOl < I ft f 11 O rtVi Cracos ' 7 C 11 'V 0 i.. d Ar L&OOatlOl Lv 5 If?l C 1 I - I P. M A. M. PM.IA ! No. M. leaving Ltoiutot 8.45 a? m,. makf olr.-ie ci'tmt i-c'.lon ul Chester with souther Railway No. 39 for CI nrlotic and punt* north nt.tl Seaboard Air Lino "Atuinta Ispeclul" ft Atlanta and points weal Also with Carol vV Northwestern Ky No. 10 for Lonotr. N. C and Intermediate points, and Southern Knl v.av No. 3:1 for Colninhl i and point* south. No 17, lenvlnK Chester sou a. in . conned with Southern Ry.. No. 3d from Co! jrcbla au points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Sd olal" from Northern and Eastern poll is Southern Ky, No. .'<3 from Northern a no Has ern points, and at Lancaster with S. C & O. I for lllacksburg. No. 19, leaving Lancaster 5.15 p. m. connect at Lancaster with S. C. &. O. K. from Canute and Marlon. Southern Ry. No. ?t ntChestcr fo Charlotte and point* north. No. 15, leatliiK Chester 10.00 a ra., connects* Chester with Southern Railway No. 3t froi Columbia and point* south. LEKOY SPRINGS, , J. M. T1EATH, Presid Gen'l. Pas. Agent,. J & V ARE YOU WISE * STWEi . I Djtitiou there Li uo remedy to equal *M< ao eas^v and. a sure way to trc Throat in order to 1 and insure healthy t' taJre Vi'il f n classful^ * j! it a teaspoonfuJ of > j Mexican 8 T>ir\: I * find with this gnrple the thinr 3 j Then bathe the outside of the tin - mentauui.fi' . i >ing the-: ? in around the neck. 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' ' J*+SntOK*ii)* lid N*W T<A'V " 1 Biau HwMiMMW h*tww?o Aiibs"?* and OHar ' lotl? *06 WwavmL Di?*?n ?n?rw?ltMl? ourryafo Ts,!Jrrar rti*>l> * L?f *(! Iftgfc*'*. J??\U*anrllN? *?>rt Cqhmttif-. . 1 <Mfl^ h?r?r<^n iritis ivid OkxHuw$M, rto A^K??iU?? . ?J?4P*OP. ?. H.HUiimiOK. ' Tk1rdTV#???.Mgr.. Pm a*U tajMUritaa, p A Waifl^fccjon, ? 0 ><ja.TAT-oB, a. w.*tm'r, *^fcn?. Aff't., D>v. lW<- Ag't., V, '*k.i ' pooplrt irofTor throuch l^ron't know that for all inflnm.>xiloun Mustwig ldJilinoat? it . r way at a case of Sore cill disease germs" Iiroat action is to ?t v*n.t"r put, into i Mustang jj rr>{v-n f it nt fr- Ml' Ml ont thoroughly with tho lint- I . E CURE. .00 n l.ottln. " tjnul 1m T vrlth r niiM.i.1.7 . Trout it at onco with Mcxlu cli'pou l upou u sjiepdy euro. . (?? K -nr/s u? 1 k" ' ? . w J i. 2 l<4 i Cdi !''i? Sin'h Carolina Ar <Jeor?ia xtetisjo . railroan announces the iiowii);-. low round trip rates to harhsiou, S. C., <11 account 01 10 So .tii (/.ii'oi 1:1.4 Inter-State ill W ,t In ii'.m Exposition, icuot- iii - 'i!o n* cl! coupon sta1?j;s. !'. r service >??(Avn. 11I ^A/i 4 ! ? <-? ? " 4 11'Uii; 4. \>irn \ VUl mjtvttl 'ads vi i :ho S (,\ & G. E. R. R. Er- :n A B O vii.o !{ .() 55 $4 80 .-J;3 50 .e/s!i j 6 80, 4 95 3 65 c ' i Spr / ; 7 00 5 20! 3 05 rwcasfor j 7 00j 5 00 3 70 Atawha .Hint* i 8 20 0 00 4 00 mp!; Hill IS 0.5! 0 351 4 20 irzah 8 95 0 60| 4 40 orkvilio , 9 25, 6 feOj 4 50 liaron j 9 55, 7 U<> 4 0o i k I1PU f ^ rr? v/? O C.',1 7 OK I Qf\ i " 1 myrna .10 10 7 40j -1 90 lackshurg 10 4" 7 05) 7 05 .iil'nov in 70 7 05 5 2.5 (Jo; u inn a?Tickets to bo sold Vj i' n.iiv iH'i>1iNov. w 0,1901, it til and it eluding; May 01,1902, nal limit June 3, 1002. Column 1>?Tickets to be sold lily, commencing Nov. 30,1001, i\til and including May 31, 1902, nal limit ten days in addition ? > date ot sale, except that llnai mit shall in iio case exceed une 3, i'J02. Column C?Tick* ts to bo sold a Tuesdays and Thursdays ot *ch week, c!,mmencin_; Dec. 3, 901, and untf. and including lav 29, 1902 ; final limit .seven ays in addition tr? date of sale, scopt that final limit ?tiaM in no ise exceed June 3. 1902. II E. LI.SHAW, G.D.A. KIWHFSTWS ~? -1 * V?? .' o V ?*. Jix *%& 4 1 ;&ik;?i HLLS A3* $ Info. Always iiablP i.nit !? , ask. Ilrilij^st ftil .1 Kit Ksrt.lt H E.M.HM! It: lt/<! M<J a?M iii' ttt . c box?9, sealfil w Ui biue ribbou. rxkMiitollior. K?T??>' dAnifcrdna aiibstl* ul1oii?nnal imlintloia*. Huy cf your lirUKKi.w, r n .. I Ic. in slauiiita for l'i*r< n ulxri, Trails iionlHls ;iml * llrllrf fair l.mllm." i . I'/lir, y i vlurii Hull, ru.ooo restimuruuU. oui4 Ij il LiniKirlsts. CH1CHEBTRR CBGUIOAL CO. IIOU Tliail I am s<(ii;arr, I'lflLi,, PA. Mentloo thU papar. .""i MS EM COCAINE-??WW$V.r ' J liCv it J Habit* Onrfl 111 11} r?i '. ' . i ?*' ' ? Jnm, U ?? '* ?> . i . . ? la ? -* * yp?.P4 M %''< (.11/ 'Jvkou .< I II ? . in - n s b. Ui. ;vuo* ? ii? 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