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TO ||SI&CK'0RAW|I It r FCR , kj K -^'^ M l[^k ('instigation is nothing more iCJj fctjy tiian a ?-!jirginsr of th<> noweUwRC ai d notiiiiiif i.'s.-: tiuai vit.ii stac* j^i CT If ' vt?r;. const'j>:*.teil >\.iFe:?r ^ B rotiM realise that ho is allowing ft Cm ; > .?? nous tilth to remain in his K fj ?v ' "ii, lie would soon jjet relief. If tj ( M istij ji'M'ii ir.v-tes all kind of r > cv;i' . TI? vdiuihcs, bilious E| iK?rt, coins ami many other ail- B H nil-tils disappear when consti- E E ford'.-. I. ' HMf.'ht thnrnuprhlv Ij H :n.(l natural in inner w ithout tlio ?[ V pr^n^ot calomel or other vio- k K lh> stir" that you pet, the or'ri- fc i:?;l i' il - i'-l:>r!c-l 'rauj/iil. 0 \H ma. < ov i mopa .*?o? 11- its M citi;'f\?. SoliMiy all drupifists in sj >Jnrvnti. lrk.? War ??.*, 1'MII. fl 1 rai:n?u r' luinK.i 'el t lioilforu'H Itliii k. L, l\J PrvrM tmihliilili. I ke.-p It !nmy hou^e ? tH ?!ir Ur.ic iiul hai p iiv-l M for flic last f rfl ton jenrs. I niur icnvp my c>illilr*n K R .my etle r 'v.itlrp. ? tti'rk I routii W nevrr rip ntilp to mirk ntthout tt ff" K nil wrnuut of I' li.r trP?:li!prt with *\ fcpjfk < nitoR. >'ur nirtlirlne Is nit keeps ii:p iiy. ^ t. it. >lcKARI.AM). 'I'iio li'iifa nf .Iniiina I'Vnino Years ago the following item appo'irr,d in the o?l'imn<* of th? Abbeville Medium: k,Iu September last the "Annie Freeman." a beautiful three masted schooner, sailed out of Char, lesion harbor for the llermudas. Tier sai's were filleil with prosperous breezes and bor^j graceful prow ploughed the briny deep leaving in her wake a glow of phosphorescent light. Since that day the .uprightly ship with all her sacred human freight has T>aer. r.r.heard of; h - fn'o i.J Trapped in r'ysfory, a hidden hc.rr:i of the deep. Upon this "vessel b.dled James T. Erwin of the got ' o!? 1 Abbeville family of Erwin, and of his sad loss wo I row wish to make a note. Mr. Erwin was 29 years of age,n very hntdit aml promising youngmnn,1 just boo-innine to app his way to I business nn-cess. lie was on his I wav to the Bermudas to purchase r cargo of choice West India .? >,! , j. f r? ')? I ' .iidihle onternriso toll at his j 1. Mr. Krwin was a member of the Presbyterian church and : fmi?.:*>! ami exemplary christian.) I'is )' - will be de-ply ?loj lore1' I v hi<> numerous Iriemls m this count.** ami the pregnancy of 1 their grief will ho more deep and! lac ting by t!ic thought that to' thein will never con . h. b .til the j?c.? tiivos i.p her! dosd." \ v.ars passed and the fate of J James Krwin was unknown and. r.ot word was heard of him unti1 r ,'\v ji in' lis ag >. The Medium j says m its last issue. I'hen a !ot-| tor carr.o to one of the Krwin fare'. of Abbeville county which revived interest in the whole matter. mi ~ .... ~ia i ?. .i i ... ! '' pri'l# I Mill ^ JH 111 >11 riarVH'HI I' A i * K .?? ?') # <| ill)! I ft li' f ' in '' :i v.i. 1 ( ;> .;n '\ !?; t? ' cullivitir.n of stifsir. 11 amnsp-j (<*'. .. r.; :it xorlum.-, lur all ]<i | I'll it >| list jll OKjil'l AMI ami ItJrldv Xi..hi I. ni. 11 ? rnarrird a! l??au. ifnl and rofinod ('u'cin wo-! in an '.id (aeir: ? ! r wn | !? 'f'l V\ it - };' hi" i to i)f) brip'i :\t. l. \v " 'i til" nv !' I cr. , . L.*>. ed ?I,, i! ; rents died about the same ti in liabana oi'yellow fever. A rich and distinguished offl of the Spanish army stationed Cuba tell in love with the beai ful hehess thus bereft of both routs and left alone in the woi The attachment, was mutual i I hoy soon married. A uaugfa was bo?-n of this union and heriled the beauty of her mot and grandmother. The Span officer became so out raged at cruelties of (Jen. WeyleV that resigned from tlie army. lie s his wite and daughter to his home in Spain and went to E land himself to put his great I tune in a safe place. The mot! died and the daughter was pla< in a convent school in Spain, s she is there now prosecuting I studios, being ihe so'o heir to immense fortune. The Spanish ellicor then turned to his old home in Sp and shortly afterwards was am rci inrnugn me intiuonce ot cruel Weyler and thrown i prison. After much suffering died. In his last hours he ceived the consolation of relig from a roinan Catholic pri< Ho told tho priest 'ho story of lite and about tho South Carol kin of his daughter, so soon be left alone in the world, knew of Malcolm Erwin of Ab "die county and of his fondn for his nephew, James Erv who was supposed to have b< lost at sea. Ho had not heard ?ho death of Malcolm Erwin ; wished him to have the care his little daughter. He desi the priest tc> see that his \ was executed, and in that will left all his property to the dau ter, except a share to Male f(>r tal'ing car? o*" (child, enough to make him independent fortune. Letters have been received William Krwin, 3on of Malc( Krwin, giving the interesting j liculars srt forth above. (Joi spondenco with parties in Sp is stil! going r.n, and there i> pause in the drama. The yoi woman is in the school, cared by the nuns. 8h<* is the perl tion of beauty and of brilli rn??>t'?l tin mo'it? Tvith p. 1 tune *'beyond the di earns ivnrir^." The noble priest x'il! faithful te his trust t wntchet) over the yoixng worn llotr'n 'Hiis ( Wo offer One Hundred Dollar Reward i'ty vh" of ( :i i ?' i ll tbu t camoi lie curec Hall's Catarrh i tiro. K J Clli.NllY A ('<)., Prop* , Tolodr. i'.c utidt !' >!. !.( :, have Unowr. ! f?-i ncy for tilt !:i. ' 15 >1 irs and believe l,t rit-ctly honorable !n all bus nrns trar t (I ificbll) at h to carry out \vV*t*tHI * \ V c UrutTh' *la, tol <>hlo. VVai.ium;, Kinnasi .V Mahvin, \\ holt ^ l> UK K is Is, Toledo, O ^ i ik mr? ciiv uj.iin 'lie (. mid :m.l uuicoim faces of the ??>:. i>t-r ho Su..l by all 'JV-illmoiiUU free. Hull's Fuii'ily I'lIU an- tho bent. In ft habeas corpus suit for possession of a daughter, hrou by the father, .Judge llir Krownlee, of Indiana, ruled other day that a mother's li and care are more benefit t< child than .1) the money, clot nr o?ipr>nr* that a father can gi The child in the case was gii to her mother. CASTOR 11 For Infants and Children. ni3 k.nil You Have Always Bju B.,arj C-u // y/ N.^naturo y*ru4< /Y, * me CAPTURED A CAR LOAD OP LIQUOR. cer I jn 75 Kegs, Consigned to Dent.*, Jti Near Columbia, 'taken?For Commissioner. Id Special to The State. ind Chester, Nov. 27.?An alarm . of firo enrlv this morning was iter J ^ . sounded irom Ward 3, and it in- ' was soon seen that Henry OehI j( ler's confectionery and grocery ^was in llanies. The firemou reI sponded promptly and soon got . control of the ft imes. Only one enl 1^ side of tlie building was burned, and that on the inside. The dam ng r aco will amount to something [orin... ....... i i... \\C* i u 11 v t'wvrj ru nv in ied 8nrfint,c. Constable Ilowie ei/ed a 1 r-:ro I shipment ol liquor night before last. There wtere about 75 ku?s, being consigned to Duils, just (his side Columbia, lie tried to rc | capture il here, when the south j bound height slopped, but < \>n lductor Fishburne objected. Howie wired to Superintendent, I*. I jl Wolls tor permission to board the rw train and when he reached JJjnts I ho captured the whole shipment, ion ' 1 rtf, Howie has now instituted pro, . ceedings against. Conductor Fi>hhis burn, in the magistrate's court ina here for not allowing aim to 50< to ? the waybills, so he could make . the seizure heie. beMr. .1. (J. Mc.f.iirH bns dociil^il one I to enter the race lor comtniatuonnn, er, ami has been stronglv etidors ?on ; I ( ed bv the members of the Ohes " j ter bar. Mr. M-Lure lias prats in 11iced law here lor the past ten oil years and is coiisi iered one ol the best office lawyers in the sixth circuit, lie was an honor {.'radii'10 ate trom the South (Carolina lint ^" jversity in the class of IStll and )lm waa admitted to I ho b ir ::i I n,2. t h 0! f T ; z y i i j UO it', a iiai u tt i?l btil'j I ii' ?l *')ll ?.,* in | pitiCi.Cv'j jutiC/tlCu] liiui | taking, lie will receive tiio en^ dorsemeni 01 the sixth circuit 'm and will doubtless receive a {.sr..I ,ar vole trom the legislators as be h rrB" popular and well known throughft'n out the State. I CTJ W 1*5 m 71JT SK. for TWr* the 1^0 Kind Yn?i Haw bwy? Bou^t rec. ant ^ KobixTN (??Ui:si; Hich. ol ; I (Jbariotto, N 0., Nov. 27 ?A ii1(j special to Tito Obseiver from Wilmington, pays : An iron sale in the store ol Watson <\' < {r>rJor-l at Jutmsboro, N. Cj.5 was blown i Tf>y ?IK'11 last niyrht tin i between o. (three and four thousand dollar liir'n I Norl ti Carolina bonds. The rob 1H:IC I . my J hftry win Mipcovorou at ('?:"() j \j k'lOuiv t hilt by C.OiidllCsuU'| tor McCuliorlh, of a Southern railway freight train, who went | to the store to buy some orrs Hint found tho frontdoor broke thP open. One of the proprietors ol ghti'',e H,ore investigated the rob am bery and bioodhounds were put the on the track of the criminals. ?V? i The trail was followed as far as 1 a Sanford, about < wo miles distant, beBi where it is b up pored the fugitives VP i boarded n train. /en | l olls u 4l(arli. 4'i\ly wife waw so ill tlmt Rood __ L ! ' _ 11 i * I puvHicianw vvm m unaojo 10 neip y I her," writes M. M. Austin, of % ; Winchester, Ltd., "but wan com I pletelv cured nv l)r. King's Now 1 Life I*ii!?." Tliey w-rft wonder.t a*" , in stoQisoh and Liver trotibe* ? t'ur? com i" "teh be?d?i':f'< *?J>c at Crnvr:-,r It row nod J. I, j Mackey <v Co h drug stoie. Chernw's Business Men. Cberaw, Nov. 27.? A number of the business men of Oheraw i met last night to consider the j best means of encouraging the j culture ol tobacco in Ohestorlield J county, *aud to 'provide local markets for that cultivated. It was decided to call a meeting ol j farmers and all other persons in \ terett.ed in tobacco raising to be held at Oheraw on the 9th day ol December next to discuss the question. A committee was an- < | , j pointed to invite well known and I successful tobacco farmer* to be | I , 1 ^ present ami also one to advertise " I the proposed meeting. Another I to consult a n i? busi.iepo men ot I (tie place about puitiug up a > j warehouse. There are great many j i oi our tanners who are guii-is to ! planl the weed next, year, and 1 I i finite a number who tr'ed it buc icetjbluiij this year. And it is . more than probable that one or m >r? warehouses ill bo arrang j ed i?>r at Cheraw, in this way ad jdinir another to the tobacco conn- ' ties and tnarke's of the Pee Dee sections. The Prldo of Heroes. M.my sjldiera in the last, war wrote 1" say that for Scratches, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Corns, , ^oro Feet a d Still J i t , Buck | leirs Arnica Sa ve i> the he t in j the world. Same for Horns, l Scalds, Boils, Ulceus, Skin Krup tions and Piles. It, cures or no pay. Only 25o at Crawford Bros, and -1. F. Mac key & Co's dm* store. It is possible, says the Pitta i burg Di:q> itch, that Florid t phosphuto \v ill moot a serious com potitor in (he recently discovered 1 deposits on (Vann Idond, northeast ??t* thp Solomon Island', *vhieb I bv e 111 <?? bo superior in quality to ? 111 : V" i id ; or Chriatmae Inland T>i?o?'? i'n> Thing. 'I'ln* trntihte begins with ti tickling hi the .!: ( a and a ruiggi n is little I cough, Sori'iK'SH in the chest follow-! | and t tic pal ' lit wonders if In is going I to hft' c :i?i :i'l winter cold. Probably, i it lie does the wrong thing or nothing l .-riu'nii not H lie uses i'erry I?:ivi Painkiller, the staunch old remedy { that cures a cold in twenty four .hours. There i-- l>ut one Painkiller, i I Perry Davis'. I : | P|l**"r,,n Woou s StiCfls.T; | Welches, Jr II In- MA lit Y WlINTliK or I 5ANI>VhTC!1 makes a liay or f iiture ero_> iipcrior in feeding and 1 nutritive <{tt ditii-n to Timothy ( liny. It v\ill also make the largest ;ei?l <>. (1. , ,1 nl any crop that 1 can he sewn in tin Kail. In this respect it is superior to Crimson ' j (:|?iv? r i> ii not mi!\ mat. es a larger < 'a yield tiinn that crop hut is very 1 i. ieh.ii)'.' i Hi feeding ?|lialities. ' T Wood'? Fan Catalogue tell- all 1 4 nhoet Seeds ror Fall Planting, 11 a Seed Wheat, Onts, Rye, P Barley, Vch'lies, Oriflftund I i Clover Seeds, etc. , Write fei Catalogue and prices I of nn) Seeds desired. ' 1 r. W. WOOD & SONS, ' II Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. i I i | Wood's t ail cutulogue nlso tolls abont 1 Vegetable nut I tower Seeda, Straw* M berry und Vt)(rUlil( Plants, Uwn K | tlrnss, hyacinths, Tulips, etc. 1 Catalogue mailed free upon request. J I ii BiMr TnAOeI?"ir" COPVH'^HTS Ac. Anvoiio Hondlixj a wVotoh nml donrrlrMon mnj qatviy n>. tnun. our opinion frco wncihrr an Invention n pr?l>iiMjr pnten' itilo (v.miuiitil.'n. liitiin ;rloiIjr<*<>iiiiilpiiilal HANDBOOK out froe. Oltlont iiwonoy for n? i urtnK , ?; iu*. if'ikoii fhroot'h .Viunn A <'o. recolre H>,(UiI iioltc*, without ctinyp, intho Sciehiiiic Hmerkun. A hantliotnoly HlnMr'.tod wopltljr. l-ur.r i t it cul'itlcit ?.( itiiy aioktfr'.ttKn lour . i. ?'! H yonr- four vonthi. #L MJhrnll HUNN fi Co.3k,f "" HewYoflt ' ilriiucti i CT 0. J6 i . U V. . >1 ntftui,. I>. C i Lazy Liver .' **l trava tr*nkli4 a (r??l 4mI vllh a vary Id llvar. wkltk pra.lnrea rtatlMIda. I fduad CASr A'n-'.TS 1m to till yen ei.Jito pr ikia. ul atiaurad atiod r?ltc( Uut ttral Ulrik hat I purtkucd aaatfcar anrply and was rif w ilatdly trurod I shall nnly r>? too plat! to rao? W ? ? < 0*M?r?ta wkaiotvr tho opiMutauln I preaoatad." J. A ?M1TH wW 3?iddUdhmama Ave., Pblladolybta, Pa. Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Tnnto Good. Do load. Never Slekon. \V canon, or Gripe. lOo. 2Sc. 6Uo. ... CURE CONSTIP/?T|r?N. ... It.rilup U.M.ilf (yBiv'ift rtilt<-?o, Montr, al, T?rl. 199 lift Tft pnn Soli ami viinraxtred by all drugaw I U 'UMW to ? I ? r Tobacco llablt. "southern ey~ Schedule til effect June-3), 1002. r ? NOKTII HOUND. I lit il 35 Ex. vun. Ex. Sun. 411 x id Mixed > Charleston 7 00 un lloQpin Cji) i.tiihia 7oift;n I 40:im Kiiiiikx UIq II) iuuin 6 UOam Seintrr II |.?m Camden i'2 00 in 7 15am \r Kershaw l*Jr>i,pm 10 4-iant Lancaster I 58ptn 1155am Uiuik I'lil ? ft'i'in 4 mpm Yurkviiiu :? opm 6 20pm Hl o-k-dilirR 4 3r>pm 8 :i0pm LiV HiackvWle 8 00am TJjt Shelhy 5 25pm 9 50itm K uii'Tforilton C .17pm I- lOptu Ar Marlon 7 45pm 1 hi pin SOUTHBOUND. Ill 12 34 ^ ] Ex. Sun. Ex. sun. Mixed .Mixed Nv Marion fl 05am 2 50pm >\r ltuiherfordton 7 70am 4 10pm Shelby 8 30.un 7 uopm lllacUsbnrK V Ilium 8 OOptu liV lilac.<mIi r? 9 13am 7 00am Ai Yorkvl.Ie 10 20,iin 0 UUam ltoclt Kill II 10 15nm IiHiioiMlvr 11 f'..m 3 f>opm Kershaw 12 25pm 5 30pm Caimlcn 2 OOptn 8 50pm Si.tutor 5 15pm Klnpsvlllo 3 35nm 9 50pm Columbia looopin Charleston 7 30pm 7 ooum To New York Via Kock Hill. 113 Lv Cnniib n l . Clpra Kershaw I 10pm Hocl; IliU 8 35pm n i vn<iriuti?7 * Wushbigion 7 HV.m New Yurk 1 40pm Yriii s US ami 111 dally between Cmnilon muI Mnrton; daily cxeoiit Sunday botween i nuiden ami l\b gMvtllo. Trni-s run solid ..e i?i "ii Klngsvilb- and Murioti. Solid iruin liock 11111 to Wushin?ton wilb t'ullniun l)ruwIt C I'oom sleep' r to ** w York. ( uiinecllon* made at Hock IJ i > I, lllncksburg and Marlon Willi trains i.i Kivunnah, ' larlotto & AshoiMIle I it vision.i of Southern Hallway Kor full Information bh to rains, tccboduUni and Full* man reserva '. >i. . apply to any Meant Southern Hail w ay in1 11. \V II U N'T. I? I? A , Charleston. S. C. % A* li TAYI,OF, A G.l'.A., .Mianin. tin. r S II II A It I) \ \V-.sb(*li*tell, t> C. C. II A > KK11T. G.M., l\ usti lag ion, L? li. LANCASTER ?5i- CHESTER RAILWAY. T Between ''hosier and Lancaster. Schedule 'r. tifTcct November0th, 111.1 J taili/ Kxcept Sunday. Southbound. Northbound. No. la. No. 17. No. No 14 p. m. a. " mar - i* m a 3 Hi 00 8 I. ii T.v ...Chester.... Ar o.o a 00 10 11 a^dl " Oris " filrt 7 4ft 10 -4 n Xi .... Knox ... ' c 10 7 to 10 a? i i "... Rirnhiirg.... " r. oo 7 SO 10 47 H fit'|d . UuMConivlllo.. " I 50 7 ;i3 11 03 9 Oil* .Fort Lawil..." 1 tVi 7 10 II It 9 IoI? " Graces .. . 4 15 7 IX) II .to| to !v M Ar Lb', easier.. I.\ I uol o 45 p M. .v M i If V.|A. M \i ii. Iuiiviti? I.iin-.'itMtor ik m,, .makes i-ios?i connect ion :?t (')iont^r with Miuihtirn linli wa> .N.i. no (oi i,li;n-!?lti'Hii'l ihi'ih mrtli; i 1.1 N? ihoaM Air (.nil; "Ai.an.a Special (or Aliunia a nil points went. A No tvlm Carolina . Norihwcst. ii itv No. lu for Ijcnolr, N C. inet liiioiineoiaic points, and Southern it.nl tv ..v No. for Coin it.ij and polo is so in. ft. No 17. Ivui ini( Chester it no u. m coihihuIh it" I ill -son i In rn Ky , No. .in iroui Col iuioi t and oolnis son11' .s. ahoarii Air l?ln?< "Atlanta Hps elm" iroin Northern and l-.adicia points and So.,tlirrn lly, Ni ;ifi mi fortlurn and Ka.stri> points, 't ii lavncanler with 8 0. & U. K. fi>i? liiacksiiui'tf. p No. l?.. icavliiK l.ani-astor 6 16 p. tn., co moot* * ai l.ai cnsur wi.iiS C .v _?. h Iri-aj Camuuu Marion .- cu'1 ?r '?j No. ?I aIC he.-: tor for Char" M<- auo points north. No. in, it-.p. im: < iu?i'v id'XI a nj. conti i-tstl oUcslcr alio sonil.i*it) It.ill .ay .so 14 trout 't.il.nihm ?ti<' 'v. : t p-'i'h. m IJCROY springs, J. M. I1EAT1I, i'resnloiit I i H Ii' 1 . I'Hs' V l/Flif CHICHESTER 5 ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS .,??e %. Pmf"&9 ?>? Jf J "*'< la?fr. A Ivsnv* r< Iittole I.twl ?>?. uk Ornratat (tat niK if?:*< ?'?h'm km in i>vl %-id UolU metallic Ijuim, at iiled with blue ribbon, full* no ?lh< . Rent* laugerom wiwlla lulti>ti> ?<itl Itay ui yoai uiuidlal, i?r ?en<1 lr. in stnmpa for J*atr?lculi?rs, T.?tt? nunldU uitu ' alt'tirl ."? i.iMai>a?" mMer, by return tlnll. to.OOP T-'Mlmonlul*. rtold tf nil DrutflaU UHIOHkHTKH Oil HMIOAL Co. SluO Matlliuu Miu.,,1, a'Wli.An i*Ju Uolloa tkla <Har?r Dr. F. S. SSnDow. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, * South Siiln Ofttftwbfl. Hour?\ ) I p-SI?irs. + + + \ . ? PhoneM ^^V' vV V, ? > H! I, I yr i di:<l .N km . 0