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MR FAUfcY ACQUITTED. O.i the Srate's T?stm>ny the Cour. =-. DtocU Verdict of Acqjitta . (>aii??ebur<i, .May J)?Special Toe Court convened hete on Mon<1 iy, -lul^c I'urilv, of the third circuit, presiding. Mr F \V Fairev vva? acquitted on the charge ot murder lor the Kiilmu ot Mr M U 11 cape at Iirancliviile on March o, the court diieclinj a verdict oi not ?*uiItv -? - - -a i I.. il?i ter's bouse and called to her son that lieape was coining and would kill bi n. This iufuriatel Heap*. and turning with an oath lie i^veiled bin gun on hi* wile. At this Fairey stepped troui the o'de ot I lie house and called to Heape: "Hold on.'' Turning then upon Fairey be said "Damn you, I'll gel vo l (hisliuiV Fairey lire t. Ueap .'sgun snapped, and be lell dea I. Mr Fairev, who is now a la* student iu the office ol Capi .1 A lielley, at lviugstree. is a bugnl young ui in. and has always boiue a good reputation lie wa< represented 1>v Judge Jam** F ixlai, ii i?*s >r ?fc Summers, 11 H Bruiisoii and Cap' J A Ivelley.? Orai.g vburg Cor. News and Courier. nit me lesiiuioriv mereu uy mc Slate. Mr Fa i rev wan a step son <?l" Mr lieupe and inned I lie house occupied by Mr lleape and hifamily. Mr Ileape was an engineer nil the Southern Railroad and a man who was well thought of and well behaved unless uiidei the influence o( drink, winch he indulged in periodically. i'lie day belure he was kil ed Mr Heupe smashed up the lurnitlire is his house and threatened to burn it down, and Mrs lleape, with her children, lelt home, taking refuge in the house ot In r daughter who lived next door. - ? : u_ 1 lilt; idilow111 morning i?jr nrapr began shouting uinl cursing and f terrorizing the neighborhood. Mr Fairey hid always been on very good terms with his stepfather, and desiring to quiet hi in. consulted his lrien Is, and securing his gun went to the yard to see what he could accomplish On the way to the hou-e Mr Ueape fired at the party with a shotgun. Fiire.v fi.ial y jot in o the yard and got possession of lhape's riile. Heape "then catne from the back lot with hi; shotgun, and Mrs Heape ran out of her daugn MADE YOUNG AGAIN. "One uf Dr. Kiag's New Life Pill* t> ten night for <wo weeks Iihs put me in my teens' again" writes D. H. Turn r <>i Demp-eytown. Pa, They're tie best in ihe world for Liver, ' Stomach and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never gripe. Only 20c at D. C. Scott's Drug Store. The hardest bed to lie in is one a person has made lor himself. There has never been a reduction in the wages ot situ Most men enjoy being found out?by the bill collector. crAtrc <jvv i i EMULSION Scott's Emulsion is the means of life and of the en' joyment ofiifeof thousands of men, wor -.en and children. To the men Scott's Emulsion gives the flesh and strength so necessary for the cure of consumption and the repairing of body losses from any wasting disease. For women Scott's Emul1 sion does this and more. It is a most sustaining food and tonic for the special trials that women have to bear. To children Scott's Emulsion gives food and strength for growth of flesh and bone and blood. For pale girls, for thin and sickly boys Scott's Emulsion is a great help. Sand for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. 4 60c. and $l.OO; all druggists. I PROGRESSIVE LAKE CITY. pplicatiori for Charter for Bat k Blind Tigers Overhauled, etc. I.aks City, May 13. Speeiai:\ ppiic.iiiun will he made I li *?-ek !<t a charier lor our bant 11 will be known as I he Bank < Lake Oily and ihe authorized ru| iinl will be $25000 0(1, The ban iMiiidim: is bt-iiirapidU pu>he o compleiion The bricK ?or is put up, rool is on and the llo< is now bein?.' .aid. Atr Charlie Kennel atcideii i Iv shot himself Monday ni?li i'lie hall entered the ankle an lias not been located. Miss Til ley Hurwitz lelt Aloi day night lor New York bein calle i by I lie illness of her inoliie Mr and Mrs .J H Black well rt turned from Alaxton, N. C. Moi; dav, Mrs Blackwell having rt covered sufficiently to be brougli home. Our truckers begun sliippin; bean* a few days ago. Strawberries are still bringin, good pric *s. Most of the shij merits now go to State, Georgi and Virginia markets. Quite a number of the old sold iers of the town and surrouudin, country are attending the reunioi hi Columbia. Miss Annie Sutcliffe went t< Columbia Monday. Iutendant Gaskins had a blim tiger on the mourners' benel Monday. He confessed and wa let off with $23. This makes lw? illicit, dealers who have ben made to come up to the senile! within a lew weeks. And of how the intendaiit is being abuset bv some people, lint wheneve an officer is abused lor doing hi duty this abuse is a tecommeuda tion to all law-a-biding citizen! Ex-magistrate J M Eaddv, a the Prospect neighborhood, wa in town Monday, lie tells u that his uncle, Mr Marvin Eadd.v h extremely ill at Bed Spring: N. C., and is not expected to livt Mr Walter B Logan, of Messr '! Drake & Sons, is in toon, air we are just us glad to see him a ever. Picnic at Mouzons. (Wrilteii for last week). The picnic at Mouzou'a bridgi Saturday, the 2nd inst., was pleasant social event. Quite number of people were present among whom were noted sprinkling of old Confederal! veterans. Among these wer Messrs II H Kinder and Lun Mouzou. Both these estimabh old gentlemen were very livel; participants in the pleasures c the day. It was a great pleasor to become acquainted witft M Mouzon and hear him talk of b; gone days. The morning was spent by th young folk in the enjoyment c the social diversions that usuall; obtain at picnics, with the ad ditional and very enjoyable f'eatur of boat-riding. Much to thi writer's regret he was unable t row a boat and was hence depriv ed of a great deal ot pleasure. 8 let me tell yon, boys, it is no us to go to a picnic on the rive expecting to have a good tim unless you can "paddle your ow canoe." Dinner over, the crowd a! * - - t _ I. .11 serablea at me oase oan uroun and witnessed a game betwee Greeleyville and Workman, am informed that Greeleyvil! made a number of scores t Workman's nothing, although th game was well played and th vanquished team bore their defes philosophically. ' After the ball" when the su was sinking low the gay pii nickers departed for their respe< live homes, bearing with them distinct recollection of a day i unalloyed pleasure. lVANHoE. DRUGS ? THAIS The leading doctors say: "There I disease; If every one would keep his s lant and leave drugs alone the death * Statistics show that these doctors prescribe Duffy's Pure Malt Whi Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Coughs, , nervous prostration, female troubles, cause; all these diseases are caused b DUFFY'S PURE builds new tlcniip- if pnrtrhes and ?fl )i the heart, invigorates the brain and disease. It kills the germs. 'Mr. and Mrs. Adam Livlngood of years, say Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskey I- beyond their silver wedding. Mr. Li They are both hale and hearty and fee Mrs. Matilda Watts, who is 63 y cared her of grip and baa kept her s "I suffered terribly with the grip of weather always found me in bed, living. Picking up a newspaper one I. from the use of Duffy's Malt Wblrkej were almost Instantaneous. The terribl t disappeared. I was completely cured s at the age of 63, I feel as though I wai I Mrs. New York's leading doctor said: " digested." If you wish to keep young, strong ' glow of perfect health, take DUF*FY'S spoonful in half a glass of water or medicine. It is dangerous to All your i It and depress the heart. "Duffy's" is at from fusel oil and other dangerous lnj , CURESWITI Quinine depresses the heart, whil DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY torn * and strengthens the heart action, tr p vigorates the brain, purifies the entli . system and keeps it in a normally health condition. It kills all disease germs an a microbes. CaalUa-Whes yaw ask for Daffy' Pare Malt Whiskey be snre yoa K' the seaaine. I'ascrapnloas dealer aslaefal of the excellence of thl preparation, will try to aelt chea i; laiiBiioaii ana u*miicH WkUkrr iibititntN, which are pa II the market for pro Jit only, an which far from relieving the stel are positively harmful. Demaa "Daffy's" and be sare yoo get 1 It Is the only ahsolately pare mal " whiskey whloh contains merticlaa healthglving qualities. Look fo the trade-mark, "The Old Chemist, a the label. Daffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has ct [j scribed by over 7,000 doctors and used The genuine is SOLD AT ALL r> or direct at $1.00 a bottle. It is the < as a medicine. Valuable medical bool r Rochester. N Y. tl _ ; : qgg : Norths Floridt ft s A passenger servi( a and comfort,equipped 8 Dining, Sleeping and For rates, schedu!< tlon, write to WM. J Ge p a a Or Bail *6 ? c V* Tvoiiaict, ft. C.. No*. M. 1(00.-1 iu tr?tadrlaad _ artth oar bahy v h?a ha in lata vary y*aof lafaat. m if Later It wm aoofal la iMtkiukMUd, aadlUaOaetha that art conaoq a*a t pom thm km el dr*y? aad aoothla* a mhUdrmn. am mam of thm bmomIUm wbaa thara la a amw m c watata plaaaarata riifiadtma It teaaf frtaada laal a-v. oHimt USTWZLLM. aYER. NO' 0 Notice I* heteov given that the to if No. Shares No. Stock 2 7 Fro; "2 9 New |- 1 10 fair 1 It Plea e 1 12 Lak P 1 la Salt 1 17 Job o 2 18 Sut' r 1 19 B1?k 1 14G Ind 0 of the Williamsburg county sub-alli e holders thereof will apply to the office 3t 30 days ir e _ n Fishes should set together am adopt a uniform scale. d Its easier to make good resolu n tions than to break bad habits. * It is the auctioneer's hamme e ? U nlmnko lilac uvula auciiuwii niiu ciiuv/u^ 0 bargains. le e An innocent looking banan it skin is often the first step in downward career. " Many a prominent man ha ceased to work at it after tb votes were counted, a M A good workmau is like a pai of shears; shuts up when he goe to work. ULL MORE I DISEASE are more deaths caused by drugs than iystem fortified with an invigorating stimu rate would De lowered. are right and this is why all leading doctors skey exclusively for Consumption. Grip, , dyspepsia, malaria and all low fevers, sleeplessness and weakness from whatever y rundown conditions of the system. MALT WHISKEY mutates the blood, aids digestion, tones up strengthens the system so it throws oli Blverson, Pa., who have been married 6.1 has prolonged their happy union many years vlngood Is 91 years old and his wife is 84. 1 vigorous as a couple 50 years of age. ear3 of age, says Duffy's Pura Malt Whiskey trong and well. and and tried every known remedy. Changes and I often felt as if life was not worth tho day, I read of the great benefit derived r and sent for a bottle. The beneficial effects !e lassitude with which I bad suffered so long ind have felt no bad after effects, and to-day, i only 30. Matilda Watts. 234 W. 40th St.. N. Y. C." Duffy's Pure Mslt Whiskey Is food already and vigorous and have on your cheek the PURE MALT WHISKEY, regularly, a tablemilk three times a day and take no other jystem with drugs; they poison the system i absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, free jredients so common in malt whiskeys. HOUTDRUGS I sdPS&K ired millions In the last 50 years. It Is pre1 exclusively by 2.000 prominent hospitals. DISPENSARIES, ?nly whiskey recognized by the Government klet sent free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Company. Inc (^jst []NE| ?UOHFAREofJ^VEL :en ffce? ind South t?Cuba. ;e unexcelled for luxury I with the latest Pullman Thoroughfare Cars, maps or any informa* . CRAIG, neral Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. 'mrvJBCint CMtn-bfiifia, the Bowcl^frouMu of 'JJjjJjwjAkb Digestion, 'ML, the Bowels, Strea<th?as 1 fo af Drorrtcfc th* ^iW 41,(1 M4kt4 11 WW5"* TEETHING EAST. !. J. MOFFETT. M. D? 8T. LOUIS, MO. by Mr family abjriclna la Charltatoa to ut TEZTH1XA a pravaatira of collo ud to warm and utMu tbeitomach. beta foand to bo to Tory beaodotal and lotm from luMI jrnpa. that wa bar* com* to regard it, afur bm with tare# tby la the boate and an til tba toatbiny trouble* ar? over, aid ad of Uo horrid rtoS that to many people at* to keep tboiv (Manny* OaUy Tlataa and Watl; Timei-Mneeayar.) ncE. Hewing Stock certificate*: No. Date of issue tpeef. 151 July 1, 1WU. ,'Zi.?n 155 July 1, 1X91 leron 157 July 1. 18U1. usant Grorc 158 July 1, iHfll oi'ltv 847 July 1, 1891 ers 359 Julv 1, J*im usonvillc 368 July 1, 1891 tons 415 July 1, 1891 :>min?rvale 459 . July 1. 1891 iuntown 396 July 23, 1891 ancps have l>een lost or destroyed and the ' rs of the State exchange for duplicates. G. J. GRAHAM, County Trustee Stockholder. 3 An' honest man would rather be underrated than overrated. Love has made many a young man too near sighted lor military r service. t s < i It is bad enough to know you - . . ..* .i ... r?_ .?in are a lOOJ, UUl Jl IS lai nmoc .V. 3 let others know it, a ,8 (ToCui Take Laxative Bron Seven Million boxes sold in post 12 m ??? \\/ p ARE RECEF Cf NEWES' \ White Goods, Embi Ribbons, Skirt-Goo< MANYgg But we will have th tions coming in eve: customers will alwa; est to select from. STYLE, ?S ABE ALWAYS TO Stackley pfifll lrm ?^m'n W 1 ilUlil&B ?/ U1 ttUJU XU1 O H x 8TABLE3 *< j M t A FEESH SHQ HORSES an. Call and take a 1 ?:?:?WK OARKY A Fl Buggies, Wagons SEE THE CELEBRATED WHITE 5TA Built by lhe Atlanta Buggy Guaranteed by Tls.0rc2.as 6z Bia J^^^STEELE' MANAGER " |l D. C. SCOTT, President. * THE BANK OF I ;! Transacts a General I \\ COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY PROMPTLY R1 J? DEPOSITS FROM *1.00 UF \ DIBKtTi HENRY P WILLIaMS, J JOHN A. KELLEY, \ R. H. KELL1 I DK"S.'"B"W * "f rvrufnTOT A V* A VTr I #?> rmoiUAii nnu f Lake City, ?DEALER IX? I Drugs, ! Medicines, Chemicals, [Perfumery, and Fancy, t Toilet Articles. * PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Coa ?> ????>>?? ?? ? ? ? ? Tike Art- off ? ?REACHES ITS HIGHEST J L. Adlsr Brd KOCH ESTER- M ARf RE, The graceful shoulder*, the neatly titrinz?t the very acme of quality In materials hav wherever there arc mt-n wh?<c cire-sers of j?oo< SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATE UNION-MADE HAT IN T] WTj ALSO HANDLE JOHN R STETSON JUST RECEIVED, ALL OF OUR STRi All of our celebrated Duchess Trousen Trousers that if (hey rip in sixty dsj AT H, BROWN'S GRUKTE Opposite the Acd<fei 224 King street MAILORDERS J R< Ml 1 re a Cold in One to Qninine Tablets, ontht. This signature, ^ ZING DAILY THfiJ T THINGS IN SUM ^H?bH oideries, L&CeflV Is and Mflftnery. ?? - ?~ r -IESE ARE BEING v* tnn r a nnr* f A BH ;u i ui\/uuuv/uu a ?f8 e latest produce ry week so our f yshave the mw* GINAUTV ANUi )WEST PRICES KB FOTOTO ATI j 's Cash , k K&9 HENT OP t J t I d MULES m ookatthem. 1 ; and Harries*. I " y 1 > ?v vm^E RBUEGY ?? Couipuny and Sold and S riuncKfiDVV c it AUlUUXiU^f 0ft Vl HM EDWIN O. EPP8, Caukjkr. | K/JVGS77?E?. 11 tanking Business | LOOKED AFTER AND } 1 3MITTED. \ WARD RECEIVED. * ? R. D. ROLLINS, | KHAN V' C' SC?TT' I %HHH?HW%ih%IK><4| - ? " ~r ?* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * Courtney, }j i SURGEON X J s. C. ; $\ -ALSO- ?>| Soda Water ft , and \\ n-ij n_j_L. imffl vuiu vnnxa , Of every Description Made fro?s ; ] Pure Fruit Syrups. ' wjB ipoao^d at All Hours. ?y r ? ??Simmmmrnm?rn nit Maiding *j L?BVEU)I>MKNT IN? m Go's | U>Y?TO-JWEAB. >llars die artistic color effect* *?f e made this Clothing popular j .iim is to be classed as >'J 1 taste D YOUNG'S HAT, THE B*8T J HE WORLD FOR n| L>S HATS, $3 50 TO EXCH, VW HaTS, PRICES 80c It. . Ai#s i are IiV. These ?fe the lHtW (ft. ^ we give y<HD ? n<w Mif,- .V j| CLOTNWC DOSE, <rtf 6f Musiv, CHARLESTON, . 6. [LY AlllSIiD ICfc ' - ? :,\>5 Day ftttuV v A <w ovary I ; : %