Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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" y . HEAD ACHE' Both my wile auil rnywelf hnvc boon ipe CASCAHETS and they are the best medicine we have over bnd In the house. Last week my wife was frantic with headache for two days. she tried some of your CASCAHETS, an?theyreTlovtd thi yali r ' 1 almost U&media'ely. We both recommend Cascarets." I.' Cn.>&. STChSVUKl). Plttvburg Safe & Deposit Co., Pittsburg, Pa. i "V ^ CANDY tl CATHARTIC ^ f^^x^luQE) - v <y tt TSADg MARK Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Tnste Good. Do Ooi?u. Never flcl -n. Weaken. or Gripe. 10c, lie. 50c. ()1 - *9' v 1^1 The announce neat was niad< tI in Monday 's State by tlio special correspondent at Sumter that a an architect of that city, Mr 1> ^ G. Ziegler, lias invented and tl patented ? mac1,mo -olvow the problem of perpetual motion. () Air. Ziegler, the correspondent . says, took his machine to Wash ** iugton and illustrated it to a . practical test,. The correspondent, who has seen the machine, u says: "it is easy to see that ^ the machine is 111 every way practical and can he made to generate any amount of power '' But he gives the case dead away B in his concluding sentence when rt he says that Mr. Ziegler is still hard at work "perfecting his Q mac in uc. s< WADECAUTHEN ACQUITTED. 11 The following is taken froin C the Selma (Ala.) Times. .Mr. ^ Cauthen is a native of Lancas- .j ter county. "The case of the State vs. tj Wade Cauthen, who was under a indictment as being one of the n murderers of the old negro, Bill Dockery, at the Valley Creek bridge just eleveu mouths ago, brought in a verdict <>f ac- s quittal at 4 o'clock yesterday v afternoon after having been out a just three minutes. The young o man was indicted jointly with f< F.d Frith and Tom Nichols. t< Nichols was found guilty and | v was sentenced to the peniten- c tiary for four years, Frith being d acquitted v Solicitor W. W. Quarles rep- S resented the State, while Craig d <K uraig and Jtobert A. Manguml v represented the defendants. o Cauthen lias boon in jail evor e since the old negro was killed, being committed to jail without bail. * As soon as the jury rendered their verdict Cauthen walked out of tiie court house a free *( man. c Jtow's This? 2 Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Howard for j ^ UN., n?rv <'I ?.i ' u i " I t. 11 i i. JI lit- < 'HIM I liy H.iU s Cutar.-ii 'aic. I F. J. CliiONKV A CO., l'ro|>?,, Toledo, O. Wf, the i mb'-ilen'-d, liav 1-:?ir?tvn F. J. ft C heney for tin* l.isi lf> yearn ami beilev>. him ? perfectly honoriaiile lo nil buslnotnt mniM* ?t ttcnn, and tlnuncial'y able to carry out any ?l obligation made i>y their tlrm. J? V, csi & Truax. Wnolesal*- drutrgtstn, Toledo,O. I tV aiding. Kiiio'n& Mar .ii, \\ holr-nile (trilRgb I*, Toledo i) O Hull * C liar. 1 is .!;e nt-rnally act ? ing dlr.-ctly !!?><? the h1 too and n i . oiih stir(aeon of the HyMicca I*r botUo, r eold by uil drutffiaM. Testimonial* free. . Hull'* Faintly Fills are the-bent. U ? ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ?t.r'h?. KceiMy Covp.ny. Oilc.jro. fonlrril, Ne*. Tori, M7 li] M_TP._D4P Sol?l ami iMinrantecd by nil druii- ... lUOAu gi.U U) iiuIIK'I'olNHtO LANCASTER * ENTERPRISE. 1 7* 01 ^ Z' Published Wednesdays by ^ * "" .BInterprise Publishing Co. . . V A. vtuAUr., suitor, One Year, - - - $1.00 Six Months, - - .50 e Three Mor?hs, - - .25 w IN ADVANCE. ti Wednesday, April 15, 11M);J. t>( fJho tii'il of Jim Tillman which was set for Monday S Was continued on motion of the defendant's attorneys who made v>|he claim that two material wfltaesses could not he in at ,c tendance, one being sick and !r g the ollor absent, from the State. 1i: Theippfense say they will he! for trial in June. 1 awk Steel and Wire company fC ad president and a director ol I le construction company of the J v? runswick and Birmingham rail - J )ad, now about hall completed, lie will represent the interests pfl f the Mohawk company in the wj >uth and within the hounds oflha 10 acquired companies. I'M They, have a large plant in " i.ha and will erect an $11,00,000 plant in Brunswick. Alabama coke will ho used in ie plants. bj Part of Senator McLaurin's ftfl me will be spent in New York co nd part in Brunswick and Bir i CO lingham. ar ?The county treasurer's ah fll< rad shows that executions rere issued against taxes to the ur mount, including 7penalty, m f only $385.52, about three- th Hirtn* 01 one per cent or the m )tul amount of taxes charged, gr Inch is a good showing fur the on aunty. There were only 172 50 elinquent polls?ma n y of horn are dead, or have left the tate, or are under age, or are ouble charges, that is persons ho were returned in two diller- M nt townships or under differ- Li at names or initials. I'roini ii<>nt .>Iini*l<-r 1(?'coiii ; ' iim'ikIs 4;hainlM?rlnlu'ft Colir ' cholera imkitiumh re Rev. Francis J. Davidson, pas- hf ir of the St. Matthew Baptist fr hureh and president ot the Third I W Mstrict Baptist Association, I Ei 731 Second St., Now Orleans, vs rites as follows : "I have used j hf Ibamberlsin's Colic, Onolera and w iiarrhoea Remedy for cramps A rnl pains in the stomach and tn >11'id it excellent. It is in fact i or to best cramp and colic remedy in have ever used. Also several ci T my parishioners have used it pi ith equally satisfactory results.! w or ssle by J. F. Mackey <& Co.,jtli ruf?g)8t8. | M 'LAll KIN MANAGES THE MO- V HAWK MERGER. I i ormer Senator Vice President of $200,000,000 Concern. Ballimore, April 11.?Ex Senar McLiuirin of South Carolina, i an iuterview printed here, ivs the Mohawk steel company i pC m which ho is vice president, has t contracts ior the buildinir ol , wii ton i immense iron and steel plant wi ; Brunswick, Ga., to cost $10,- ? )0,000. The president of the ohawk Steel company is F. matend of New York. Kx Senator McLaurin lias been ected president of tlio Bruns ',a ick and Birmingham Construeon company, which is closely entiiied with the Mohawk Steel mipanv. j ha THE NEW MAGNATE AT HOME. sy, pecial to The Slate. j |m Bennettsville, April 11.?I was j n anted an interview with Sena- j r McLaurin upon his arrival j ^ om New York tonight, and ob? M1'' lined the following facl?: The Mohawk Sleei and Wirej ' unpany, with a capital ot |G0, j,a 30,000, has acquired the con- j oliing interest in the Brunswick id Birmingham railroad, the ^ runswick Dock company and tt<l le Alabama Consolidated Coal ot id Iron company. The capital mf the merged companies is aboui j s'1, 200,000,000. j11,1 Senator McLaurin has been m< ected lirst vice president, at | 0 imey and director of the Mo ! :reeto You f you am not well and want to know the t truth about your trouble, rend for my fm^e^ | should t>c In the hands of every person allllcted, us i>r. Hathaway, ntzcd as the beat authority and expert In the I'nlted Htates on mb or hath aw at. these diseases. Write ASA send for the book yon want to-day, and It 1 be sent you free, sealed. Address J. New- ZE\PStk i Hathaway, M.D. nmao Hid 82!> S IWoad St . Atiintn i-.\ II11> HKW S>1II,I\(3 Piriv There was a partial eclipse of e moon Saturday night. Luna >o last evening over If of her silver orb clouded in rkness. Some people thought nt. she was covly peeping from hind on an uplifted arm while liers basely insinuated that she d been engaged in a s tell a stern light an i had her lace 1 W' ndaged. Nevertheless she was XiXl. partial eclipse. The eclipse, which was caused the passage of f!:e moon ^ rough the earth's shadow from I* st to west, ro size was i I OS ? *its. Some idea ol it? extent n he gained when if is retnem-l rod that the diameter of tire! I w ion is considered in proportion digits. The greatest eclipse! ts at Id minutes past seven dock when the moon was alia! totally obscured. The dark _ ... . 1 ailow passed away at <> mines to o o'clock, hut it was al ist 10 before the hazy elTul-i nee disappeared ! A similar eclipse to this one curred on March 30, 1S85, hut ' * will be 16 years before it will | seen again at this time of 1 ^ e ' 1"10 D ar. I The eclipse was visible only in I e I'nited States in the eastern' rtion and even then the moon I is only visible when the shadow <1 encroached to a large extent 1 >on the moon's surface. ? State, :th. Hobbed the Grave. A startling incident is narrated ' John Oliver of Philadelphia, follows: "1 was in an awful tiditioL/. My skin was almost illow, eyes sunken, tongue ated. nam continual!v in buck I id sides, no appetite, giowing aaker day by day. Three phy;ians had given me up. Then I as advised to use Electric Bit- . rR; to my great joy, the firrt CO! ttie made a decided improveent. 1 continued their use for not 3 ree weeks, and am now a well an. 1 know they robbed the K?iw ave of another victim." No ie should fail to try them. Only | 1 cents, guaranteed at, Crawford W C ros. and J. F. Mackey <V Co's ug store. Qf ? Born, April 10. 1000, to r. and Mrs J It Sistare of indsays a daughter. " l><'inoiiH?rall<?ii of M ,'ntl Cliaiie ImtIhIii'm Colic. 4'Iioloru ami l?iorrliooit tcnicdj' tan Do. One of our customers, a hiirhlv | spected citizen of this place, Hen id been for ten years a sufferer { , om chronic diarrhoea," writer txlG 'alden dr Martin, druggists of j nterpriso, Ala. 'die had used i irious patent preparations and , id been treated by physicians' ithout any permanent benefit.' few months rtpn heonmnienocd king Chamberlain* < 'o?ir?, ('ho! ' n and Diarrhoea Keme'lv and' i a short time was entirely ired. Manv "dtizena of Enter !w ise who know iho K'-nt eninn) I QJ ill testify to the truthfulness of 9 ifI | lis Matoment. For nalo by J. F liUJ ackey <fr Co., druggists. I ON k. N c V yu WE WILL HAVE OUR NUAL SPRING DISPLAY OF % Millinery and Nhiie Goods * ir Milliner, Miss Brent, who is expe- ^ ;d and up-to-date in her line, has spared ains to make this display a success. We Cordially Invite all the Ladies me and inspect our goods. If you have lready bought, you will know where to If you have bought you'll be sorry, have goods that will make an old maid o look like she's "sweet sixteen." I ss?" Wednesday f-r1 I icaster Mercantile Co.