Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I k 2^ / |i^$o S /^llSr W I ,^y %J> Dnu' fi0"; ? -= =-- - VI 1.0 111 >1AOF, TO WAXHAW. Mhero Men ami Women True to Their Country ui!?l Their Ood are Hurled. Special to The State. Lancaster, Oct. 20.?In company with Most Worshipful fJrand Master Walter Whitehead *af Charleston, Hugh E. Coffey, master of Jackson lodge No. 5i>, A V. Mm and a number of other Masons and your correspondent, made a pilgrimage across the country in carriages yesterday to the historic Waxhaw giavcyard, eight miles northwest of this place. Tue graveyard is near the eiteol the old Waxhaw church in f -which Andrew Jackson, Stephen ."Miller. Oon Blair and William II. Davio wo:shipped in tluir day. The latter is buried in the grave .yard arid his monument reourds that?ho was U. S. senator,found\ <er ot the University of North ^Carolina, and minister to France, when Napoleon the First was l.'rst consul. Rev. William Richvtrdbon, lor whom Davie was named, is likewise buried in the graveyard, lie died in 17<>? and was the pastor of the early settlers, lie came direct from Scotland and preached at Wax haw tor 12 years. The graves ot <3ol. .Jamos Ileney Witherspoon, Ool. Iseeo Donnom, tiie ('rawlords. Fosters, Crocketts, (Jams, oiejiuiu, etc., were al^o noted. Hie old rioapslono tablets tell 01 u bygone age, which though siui pie and crude, produced a class f dI'men and women truer to their <iod and country than Ihe ores <ent generation. It. K. W. ^ . 4 1'j WoiilJi If riritu Store* (). Ib Larson, of Hay Villa, Sundays Kiver, Capo Colony, conducts a store typical of South Africa, at which can be purchased anything from the proverbial ""needle to ?ti anchor." This I store h situated in a. valley nine miles from the nearest railway station and about twenty.five from the neare?t town. Mr. Larson nays: "I am favored with the custom of farmers with in :i radius of thirtj' miles, to ;naii.? f vhom I have supplied 'Chamberlain's remedies. All! testitv to their value in n housobou where a doctor's advice J IP aiii'Unl out Of i.it? (|il0BCiOll. Within one mile of my store tie population is perhaps sixty. Of these, within the past twelve p months, no less than fourteen 7iavo f.'en absolutely cured V>y Chamberlain's ('ouith Remedy, fins most surely be a record." f War sale by J. F. Mackey. I IS THE ACCEPTED STANDARD * OF MERIT IN FsS CORSETS. J 8TRAICHT n . FRONT ft Royal | Worcester arvc^ Hon Ton ? I C0RS2TS. I | ALWAYS FIT. ASX YOUR nF.AT.F.R TO SHOW THEM. ACCEPT NO OTHER. ffl il Worcester Corset Go, n ' WORCESTER, MAS3. O I *fc-. , _.T?-?..3 | SliWlOlMjP IIKAIM' M.Wj IIKAli. Mrs. Kinsley, 0:1 >VUom t lie Operat ion Whs Performed, Doing Well. The operation performed at I Pedlevue hospital by Dr. Deo. (i. Stow art on the heart of Mrs. j Annie Kings ley, who was stabbed by her husband on Monday night promises to bo successful. It is the first of tho kind ever porfv>rni-1 ed in New York and one of the few recorded in medical history in this country. Dr. Stewart was obliged to take the ptitcbes through the ventricle of the heart, and could only use his needle between tho heart beats. Mrs. Kingsley's condition last night was satisfactory.?N. Y. Sun. 22nd. Is Your Life Worth l!o Cents? i < oiisuuiptives we know (nut yon have heen disappointed many times, hut make one more effort to bo cured Hooch's Mexican Syrup has cured thousands and it w ill cure you . < 'onsumption is the result of the food material that should go to support the hoily and sustain life being ah-! sorbed anil thrown otr in t uhercnloii*- ! matter. To overcome this \va?te of | vita! force and restore the nourish ment to the system in its natural! course, is to cure. This is accoiu- j pitched by Coach's Mexican r*yrup. > It controls coughs, night sweats, spit- 1 tine of bfood, sor< ness in h-st, iu tinned thro**.' and lung?, di'li oilty of i hretv1<?n ?, b< iv oough s ac * ?" pan'"d with expectoration, and parched lips.! We know you have h -en disappointed many times, hut make one more etl'ort to save yourself. You oai buy a untie of linnch'ft Mexican xyrup for 2"? cents t' cut1' J * sf'nple e 7') .* f | by magic, and is f tie best remedy for I iViiOeyill^ COUgh. Hit <1 iii Hock Hiil. Wiiiiam IJrown, tin1 lf>-\oarI t I - IDICI won HI MIS. Isolde \ I'l-'h ?n of ihis city. died ;tl his mother's h >iiic on West Main slroc t To u j day morning at 5 o'clock ol peritonitis, following typhoid !'fv r, and that lay h;.> . 1. .v.is taken to I ho Waxh.iws in J .ancoster county lor interment. i no deal h of i to- ik-co.?m <1 i. on.l on his ?lt vole I mother. M (r. L and William Vutmhon, uncles of iho young man, wore! with itihi when he died nrd with the here ived t?ir her lie- : v.d die ?)0'?y i t' die comet or1' ?!< cj; llili Iteiald. CASTOR IA I Por lutdLtE uiivl Children. The Kind You M<,vc A!w?-f? Scjght /? \ Bears tho ^ Siguiuuiw <>i . \ IA>AL i/iULi A Hundred Thousand Men Hack to Work When the Whistle Hlovr. Wilkeabarre, Oct. 23?Work was resumed at the mines to ilny with a rush and a shout, and before noon broken anthracite was being rushed to New York. When the whistle blew calling the men there was a unanimous response en tiie part of a hundred thousand men. Confusion was shown at some of the collieries when men who appeared for work were refused, and matters were at u standstill for a short time over the refusal of the miners to ign a paper ugroeing not to clash | with the non-unionists. The I troops and the coal up I iron police were alert to prevent a recur | rr>neo of yort.orday's rio'iii'-.s. l*r3eident Mitchell and other' leadeiH seut word that trouhie must ho avoided. I'reaiih i.t i Mitchell feels confident the nonunionists will quietly bo dropped by the operators, thus entirely removing tho cause for this dissatisfaction. The Socialists of the 5th, or Torre Haute, (Indiana), disi.ioi,i have nominated .lames I,. Bishop, a negro, of this oitv, as their can hate for Congress. This ie believed to be the first instance of a negro being nominated for Oongreps in a district north of Mason's and Dixon's lino. Bishop is a native of Kentucky and is I 33 years old. Lie has been a re*i-1, dent of Clinton three years. IIe| is an enthusiastic Socialist, and an active worker in his union. The Value of Kxpcrt Treatment Everyone who is alllicied with ? chronic disease experiences grea ditliculty in having their case intelligently treated hy the average physician. These diseases can only be cured by a specialist who understands them thoroughly. 1?r. J. Newton iialhaway, of Atlanta, (ia., is acknowledged the most skillful and successful specialist in the United Spates. Write him for his expert opinion of jour case, for which ho makvs no charge. Mj[o^wa Digests what you c^t. This preparation contains a11 of the digcslants uml digests all kinds ot food, it kI vcs inot.iut relic! a..d never falls to cure. It allows you to cat all the food you want. The niostsensitive stomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured after everything else failed. 1* unequalled for the si >iuach. Child* , rou with weak stomachs thrive on it. Cui as <Joll SlOI&itGSi Isculz'cz i>ri purvtl wnlv by K. O. I>f.Witt&.Oo., l'l;l ;o Tlic 11. bottle conlatnsliK tlmuatbt 50c. :>l3t<. LANCASTER X cHKSTMr' RAILWAY. Between ' Lester and Lancaster ; bclioiiu.o it lU.Tuct Mtt> idiri, li'.'i iJitillf Kxceftt Sutnlutf. -iiuiriMiunu NorUihr uih I No. I<\ No. i?. No. t'j. N'i- > | K M.iA. M.I > 3 . << 4^ km i A i? 10 ii<> 8 i>i? u L.v ...Creator.... at ?s in' ? . Ill V!l 8 !S * " ... Knox .... " H !{."?! ; 4 I.. Si h Jo "... UlcUliurrf ' I . . ?. t] 0 > I |0 I" 8 37 <1 ".. ilnHCOravlllO.. " 6 4f? 7 | .| ..3 t .'o ? . t\n I lAWu .. f> 3; 7 11 11 U ">>!* " Crucex... ." 7 (? I 11 .(i u Is u Ar. l.?uci.ilf'.. L\ f? lii > 41 ; .IlkiiAliu. i P. M A. M I* V. A v I4< loxvlnf Laocuxtor c. 15 a. :o,, immi I ( ..it Ooni.fvtion ?: Clu-ater with '? r U'i'lway No. M lor Charlotte MdpvloH sort' ...? Si ,.!m.irl Air L'.r.c iij o , M -I'll mnl p n- '. An') v;U!i C in \ North we. tern My No. 10 fOi" Lo&olfi N. ( j mil intermedin1*? i.oli.t-, mel Southern K.u '. No. 31 ' . .uii>'.i a *u pjiu^.1 Huui.i. Nil 17, Imtvlni; ( ho.-iti-r M.,i. iu . Conner ?itb south . .. ,, :? . S from GoIjbou h Inifl south; . urd .Mr Lino "All ?..< i "9|i? ! etui" fron n rtbern and Kaotorn points u-. j Sou thorn My, No 33 from Northern and U - J II ;i !: t?, UXI.J ill I. Wu . ,tOl Willi ?* C. S. G. f. lot UldilKnliiil'If. 7 r> ic. lfAvlhc t.Ancnxior A. IS p m.. coi.noci.a' liiifiuiwier with S. c 4 G. K. from Caiotl .. . Marioi . uuihurn By. No. if 4 wlC hosier :o t n.irioi i<> .id'i points north. n< |ft louving chestoi iill9l.ia., (audi ?. ' :,t"> r w.ifi -o . i,.;ru it.iiiway .no. .:i liv ( olunimu an i point* south lkkoy sl'klng.s, o. m. heath, prisiik'ul ut?u i. i'nc. agent. i Mexican Mustang Linime A toad i a harrow puffer 3: that is torture I wit Sores, Sprain?, cto. cr.it apply tho kind i'ur uud wide a 3 . Mexlc Mi I Never fails?notevei Cures caked udder ii remedy. Hardly a i or joints that cannot Mpxirnn Mustang Linimc Do You I 7. ,7 Glenn Springs Gi Springs Mineral \ market. Why? 1 are the purest and from Glenn Spring ' reliable that, in its j ieviatmg still'ering being made into in it and we knew tin have said, that it i of Ginger Ale will light fill and refiv Springs Mineral \\ Experts pronounce it the you will lie convinced. A si *% .?>.> 4kA1 GLENN . ?1K 4 < j8kCpLANT &&f' USE : JlrTte Virginia-Car ; vjHr ' "L , *S.r ?r-tlli JS?|/ <Will R :f|p TfS ViSSlWA-GAh! Til in ? nihrtr: 1880 Llitlji s Ring us up ur write ir I will rwidilr ororoome Lnm of Hrir, Diseased Hoof* and (Scratches in horTlt t*-? uiuke tuid oattlu. Forwent try it. I -S jnder . >v mo morn than tho.fhithfhl hnrro ,h Spavins, Swinney, IlarneFfl Most horso owners' know t.hn of sympathy that hcaia, kuowu _ aim astamur Llanamnierat^ v 1 ia the moft aggravated casnfl.^i i cows quicker than any known lisoaso peculiar to muscle, skin be cured by it. 1j tho best rorr.ody on tho market for . Wind (mils, ISpraioaundBkin I.uinju. ill 1-Lcs.^ L^:_v._uiidmulesIncomlitioiu Brink Ale? nger Ale, made of Glenn Yater, is the best on tho because all ingredients used best. Because it is made s Mineral Water. The old natural state, has been alfor over ,u<) years is now <>st delightful drinks. Try : * v?ui '.viM 'i. .?tl "J V * ' V 1 -'* Wi ,,U1 ' | I S "TilR r.KST." Drinkers hp delighted to get this desh'ng drink, made of (.Jlenn ' 'ater. finest on ihe market. Try it and v your ih a lor for it. i Springs Co., SPRINGS, 3. C. sT^i g|||8 |I WHEATI iffll FERTILIZERS ?-JH4IM] BY?? i'^Hr Diina Cliemical Company, m Izera on Earth'*] 3B! E SttPMSFB AT THE RESULTS-, MJE DIM GHFMAL company, 'm. S. C. ?, ATLANTA CH~ & Jgp Does all kinds of i l j Job Printi..^ *?ght Lfi hM-i here in L,-,.ster. ? wlicii y wii want printing uoue?