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Ilv. t and kid ney*. purine* the Mood, cure* pimi lee. blotches and bcU*. and give* a *>«*! compleslos Every bottle guaranteed. Hold <0 Howard A VVIIIef* drug store, to cxtits per bottle. Death of Vr* french. Beaufort. 8. C.. July 25 - Mr*. Em \y French, wife of Mr. W. M French. *ao formerly edited ibc Be* Dlrind News t 1 tbi* town, died on Mmday night at the residence of Mr*. Wlgg'nk where •he had been living alaee her aia cr. Mrs. Onthank. went north. Mra. Fteoh had been an Invalid for year*, but she endured her suffering with great forti tude and patience. She eatne south during the war with the Federal stray as a ntiree, and In consequence of her sere Sees at that time, the govern ment authorised the interment of her remains In the national cemetery. The funeral services were r>ad by Rev. O. M. Abney, the pastor of the Method.at rhuroh. The pall bearers were Capt. N. Christensen. Capt. C. C. Townsend Messrs. I). W. Crocker. ,T. Jackson, S. M. Wallace, and J. N. Wallace. Woman is made from the rli> of man. hut as to the origin of ladies history Is painfully silent. SHOULD YOU WANT any article in our line come see what we are doing. Prices will be made to suit you. SHOW CASES AND COUNTERS FOR SALE. Wm. Schweigert&Co. JEWELERS. xoi iiiii m. 1 |H*fv4 ViiUitft if tlf Nil# Pumo Pifltit U*h t>W< at Them •» -he Meed* of • (kK®t n* , ?l( || tff of • fotiMil ®l®c • fllitfUtn Mliif ’Hr 4firt«€M|tlr fiAfty—® tcqnimtr ■•■■ «•*« «i I* 99PS1JKF IN BIX Honw. « f > ( »trr«»!n* Ki«tlM*r A*® flUrtVr DlP #4w rt i«wd ta all b«»ur* by “Npw rt*»uth Amrrtraa Ktdnrjr Cur#." |g J „ giotl fUrpfiM •Ml Account of If A k polinf |frt>nt|)in<>«« In rfUivtng pain , t(l i |,. f |uin« ) P and bark* In mik f#rf)AlP HHltvit r«*f pntlon *«f wtt#r ~ - n ,e immodiatoly. If you want qui. 4 twf aud (ur**. thia la th* nutfr 8«» d b> I- A G®r4#tl®. drug®!#!, A usual a. Ga . fit I'-ruvl atraot. COLkl IN tIREENVILLE. Unexpected Adjournment Caused By lilnea.v in Judge * I amity. Gre uville. July 2S. —The court of senrral sessions was adj aimed W d r ~dr;' very unexp te.ily. as Judge Pentt received a telegram announcing the stricua si kn:w> of Mrs. Benet at Al-lif’' He. Judge Benet has lust time to catch the Charleston and Western Carolina train The trial of Tilton Sm.th. a young white man, for murder, cat In progree* and only two wt aesces for the state had been exam ined. The court was adjourned until Thursday nu-tnlng and Judge Benet retd ho might be able to return at tha’ Umq, hut it Is doubiful. as the call was urgent. The grand jury is yet to inabe Its presentment and there are two other murder ruses on the docker. It was intended to rush the d>trainees cf th n court so as to enable Judge Benet lo leave for a visit to bis ag.d mother in Scotland. SOLICITOR DEAL’S ELECTION. He fs Chosen as Secretary of the Executive Committee. Statesboro. Ga.. July 23.—The elec tion of Solicitor A. M. Deal ati perma nent secretary of the executive com mittee of the First congressional dis trict w-aa a happy selection. Mr. Deal is a young man of splendid ability and he will add many votes from Bulloch county to Col. Lester's big majority at the October election. Bulloch was the only county in the district that gave Col. Herrington a primary, but she Is none the less a friend to Col. Lester. Her love for fairness In all things caused dter to do this, and the nomination c f Mr. Deal by Hon. W. W. Sheppard, shews that Mr. Lester ap preciated her action as well as Mr. Herrington, and Bulloch will recipro cate most heartily in the fight against the common enemy. . ■ - A Good Woman Passes Away. Wad Icy, Ga„ July 23.—Mrs. F. A. Polhill, who has been h long but pa tient sufferer from Paralysis, died Fri day morning at 8 o’clocit at her home near here, she died of dysentery. She leaves a large family and many dear friends won by her Christian life to mourn her death. She was 76 years old and had been for many years a faithful member of the Wadley Bap tist church. CAfilTOnlA. Beare the K' n( * Y ° U Ha,e A,,vays B 0U ® M “nr ion nrs socni quo tv Vu H*» lkrU4 ll N U 4 Htrt Hi* NiiUrtl !••*»*<■*. ll* Wm M*A* FawvuJU My • Ut Mi Ft am* 0M Mm flNk b* Mi p n«iMfk ll M k'PiAi# f . iBSFI 11 *lk * t <Ms • % * ?'t V* - • I •a***l■*. lata** m+m m f mm tlm %t • I f»t Mi pm mpm*i v# tk»* a* t mM im# • 4|«r 111 tN* ' w*l 1 n*+h Mll«f m fta« tfrfilt* AM t A f MMNii MHkka. Xm% tiiirbl la tba ft**** FMitfb . A «g || As If I tiHh'fitkm ni Ik** pßlfikl Ml* ‘* l * i9«w'tnf»r tN*r <r»f rT| uMl(«nkin ll«* I® I ,l,| r§ lfl g , tn| | y, Wf T«»m ««tiii |o I i-rtm ry waa «w». aM Tr»m braf4 hr* j-qyirk 091 ih«* CM riidlrf «aa. bp wpoto t r * tb** «arT«U4a(r. atvt In atim tiffir M mYlvol m trNil, flilltrlw M-t --t#r (rmn UMk- rolotml. Th»* tlVetttbt Tom A rork-rlbtaHl Mw»- L-waat «n l IE rati* him At PU* h Tw* mm* _ _4 Pfl i (Htfr ful to tt»* AWipiMM >nn the rrault waa (hot th#rr »«» a kroat .5»»l us fun |-M at the •nnw-evwd plnwtmy" about It. onr of hi* joumat- NMk* *u|»|N*eteca |«A th- matlvr otialy and hand* were up tn holy horror that anyone should have paid e otherwise hiduced Tom to ’ put up such „ job - on the rardktata. But Tom In- Mated that he wna hi* own conrher and. eajoytng the notoriety acquired, ex plained that If there "»«« any politic* of any kind going on he nanted lo mix up with It." Fixing New Fence. Tom’a "social rlqb" carried quits n nuinl-er of vole*. II ha* aecur.yl tnuny a dollar from candidate* and faction* l», this city nnd county, for It Is. It In believed, only a half concealed fact now that rmeiey has been used In electloni here and Deredbouta. Tom wa* the ex ecutive officer of the riub. ID* i* * ra rnarkably quick nnd perceptive mind. He know* how to “play." He builds with regard to the future a* welt n* for the present He ta a "pullllclat). Hl* club may ta- despised by the Arca dian. but When candidate* are mar. *halllng for the fray, there has always lieen o break for Tom s "Influence and "support." and If It Is hinted that thl* •'ll fluence” and more than the mere costing of «he voting Strength Of the club It must mew that other work was In the line of Tom ami hfa riub. _ "But there I* other*. *av* • "De club win again soar hlg >■ Tho war ain't going to kill it for kerp*_ 1 irti rraia.n. Bur.heemhwm this primary hu*l«ie*». AT HARRIS LITHIA. The Augustans "Who Are Enjoying Themselves There. Maj James T. Baron, in writing to the Columbia State of the guests at the Harris Lithia ball, mentions the following: . . . ... Mrs. Duncan Jones, of Augusta, than whom no more lovely or attrac tive woman has left home this sum mer. She wears Rcceda brocade shot with gold. 11l Mrs. Prontaut, of Augusta, in a m»g nificent Parisian creation of black, yel low and Hac satin. Mrs. Col. John A. Clark, of Augusta, "a daughter of the gods, divinely tali, and more divinely fair." Hhe wears a rlassio robe of heavy white satin, covered with black Brussels net. A diamond sun-burst glitters among her raven locks, and not Brunhllda, with in her circle of magic fire, is more queenly, more majestic. Mss. J. F. Carter, of Augusta, with a face and eyes that have looked on Paradise and caught its early beauty. Her Imperial gcivn was of costliest white brocade. Mrs. Cornelius Oarrrtt, of Augusta, n veritable French Marquise, Madame de Montespau; in blue and pink Dres den silk—a living, loving, lovely bisque figufe. Mrs. Roulette, of Augusta, In Mquve Liberty silk. Miss Maggie Walsh, of Augusta, in white satin. Uncle Sam’s Navy, Port folio No. 8. just received at Herald Office. THE AUODBTA HKKAI.D. SlN'Ul'Utt STUKHEVT. rv mu if** Mkin in Mm rmn+m* n# Mk# MI VMF li* |M M*% H f mmpmPmmtm A®® • ! * h®. M • mmmmmi M m f t**m %tt*4 t»> m®fM* m®Bl (AM I mt* !• AIM M M# Itil’NM'# It INM tfiinn i %t jpapnmM M®k 4h*m iMRR® jNNM®> ®9P* * MM ®w®kk l®i®i®4p I ft*4 ANMNkBMB fkf k l K * l *®igf IkM®* M*i ®Pf fc ;bk# tkf |g>rvwiw«a*.t- A* »«<-* I a cr rr*. Iwt.iht* rHKp-.f .«••* W*. I l»**a *w* *M(, Wl h»ta f*MM| mmmm t mm* tMMskty *•*-*-!* my f«*:*w#w •* *h*% I rt-*rr t•** wt *'»l 111 af*md Uml NI4M • ta* M l«**. t M awfilMM t* Ma* Am Mm kf* t karta, <**. away mrssmat M**m • I*4*4 I Hwmght I mm M twm my mind X« «m» b*»w* wMI I **>4af»4 «f r»hcwait »M* I M«r Hi • f**l«» • MflammM- | *tr«as**4 MMy It, and Ml MWr ifl.r lh» East 4mm I waliai*4 baking It. aad indaf am a * *»*ii irrrrnan *n--* tun -* r f r m ait Mart. Thank Hal for iwk a awd. Mm Ptnkham invito* ail anfforing Im, t n write lo he* at Lyan. Mnm, for Mvtaa. AU aark Mtor* am mmm CRINI UP J GIORGIfI. Shot an Hr Sal *a His Owa Port b at NighL Hiv Ha On® isd H®d No Id®® Wbo F (#4 I V.<««* g,t m utiiAlar i|to rriitw* tan (Hr* OfPurftla |®llr*#irt hi* r«#rtw4 K«4N»®. It ua® rtfirlN I® III® ftorthria |M<l inf Mr ht ha ft r«iunif. an 4 In ivprininl lw*f® fnmi aa AUaai* AfWAAt. T9»»f»«l4ay Mr J»»kiA Mclrtifti, »n old m®n Ahmit •a years »14. mho Mv.a near Ha.de mmm'n mill®. va« Mttlnf tm hi® froAl Ifovvfc. * -bhHM-A® ®hnt him in (h# l>®«k i |nart of hi® hmd. the Iwall |«**in* ihmuib lhe h* »«9 and <min| nut Bn* det lhe right eye. While Mr. tlrUln »•» yet alive I when Inal heard fn-m. no hn|iea of hta i recovery are entertained. During ra tional nt-'incnta he say* he naw no one and ha* n<> Idea who *hnt him Hl* wife sad daughter, who were Inside the h >u*r. saw no one. q-ftere are doubts as to the motive. I some claiming that robbery wa* the [motive while other* rhilm that rrim [ Inal design ag.lnst the daughter aa* the m-dlve. Whatever the motive, the criminal wa* frightened hy the move ment* of Mr. M. lain. who. ** *»n a* he wa* start, rtm hito the home, got ht* gun. nnd declared he would kill tha peimn who had ahot him. i The people of the community arrest ed a vagrant negro that wa* found wandering around through tlw settle ment. and after Investigating the mat ter it seem* thr.t they were convinced that they had cat lured the person who had committed the crime. lt I* It. eight th-M the negro ha* I fynched. My Informant *ay* that he wa* With the arresting party and that the majority was strongly !«i fa vor of lynching the negro. As yet no definite new* Its* been had a* to the disposition of the negro. My informant says: “I sow the rlP i * r h this morning. About forty men had him. but I cannot tell you where he Is now.” AN ENTERPRISING DRUGGIST. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than Howard & Willet who spare- no pains to secure the best of everything In their line fgr their many customers. They now have the valuable ageney for Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Cough* and Cntda. This la the wonder ful remedy that is securing such a .u --ror all over the country by Its many startling cure*. It absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all affections of the throat, chest and i una! s Cal tat above diug *tor<- and get a trial bottle for 10c. or a regular st.e for 50 cents and *I.OO. Guaranteed to tufe or price refunded. THE LAROEST TOW. Iroquois Fo.mcrly a Tug Sent to Manila. San Francisco, July 25.—The gun boat Iroquois, formerly Rib I<>B 1 ,,p0r ‘ Ip«s Is abrsut to make the longest tow ever undertaken. She Is ’« h n »' l “ e ship Tacoma from San Franviseo to Manila by the way of Honolulu, a dis tance of about 6.500 miles. Ihe ia coraa is to carry 120 mules and a coal supply. The Iroquois will steam a dis tance of 2,100 miles on her own coal. At Honolulu she will rccoal from the bunkers at that port, and Ihon proceed Jo the Ladrones, and there, getting in to smooth waters, will take on a suffi cient coal from the Tacoma to carry her through to Manila. BTjCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE The best Salve in tne world toi Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlioum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, CKilbfatas, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay requir'd It Is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For eale by the Howard & Willett Drug co. * ■ ; tinmiii tram tit 1411 la Tal* JiftM AskiEM] UMlffT ® *f*E tmrnrnm Al®*A® F® tl®® ■frfe-tpfftfMl « Ao ti -it nr Tt v 4 I T uTtrlr % p | i|m in<mfi ® £#4l® H>"T* * [vJgnrMii v#mNv4 hf • * aa.mm mm **+■#)o (l* ®l#* nr Mm44«® A Ttomil fm IV pialnuff In as*. O B L| ii, c, HorlMi, wHItH AH I®® I w 'r*rMH.wa*ft m gamtoh j,. in* Ihr VMM «t Mrmt car r-»d»r. |tn«t Jtida* laimphia •** **«M *lv* h • midr Ni ftrvl iNfNNtI «flirt ‘ . # | aiirirf , r md |lint tlftr ®sr* SHAKE INTO fOOB SHOE Alien*® FwH'Ktii. • ponder f*»r lb# It rurt® (Mitiiful. ##*ollen. #vn®rt* in# n« i i >ui f#*r*t tod initantly i*f‘* thr’atinff nut of rorw ind bunlcm#. It*® j jj. f , gfpuMit « <>mfnrt diftoTtry *'f l®® «»#«> All#t»’® Foot "BN®® mtkf* tl«®t • w plh*## f##l <*a#y. It l* • c#rt»lt> ruro for .wealing. «.ll«v* and ho« Bred. j n<hlng fart. Try It today, hold by all druggl*!* nnd aim* store*. By mall for JSe In stamp*. Tllal parknge* FItKK. I Address, Allen *• Olmsted, Lcltoy, N. T. A OhASTLV FIND. But Evidence lo Convict the Is kk anting. Urerneaboro, Gn,, July 25. Mr*. U Ic perdue Inform* ua that aboul three I weeks ago. Hnwney D<i«er. “ colored man', mad*- a gbaat!/ find •' Park* mill, and strange to nay. did no* report , ihe matter to ofßoers or white cltlxan* ! living tn the community. He found an old croker sack, con taining the decayed remaina of a well devtlopcd child, badly decayed and mutilated either by fish or muak rata, but recognisable a* the body of a negro child. The sack containing the mur dered infant was weighted down with t vo rocks, tied in one end; the tody of tb“ child being likewise secured In the other end of the sack. It hart lodged against the gate-way of the mill race, and remarkable to state, after In specting the body, the negro threw It hack Into the water, and U has not br-on recovered. Dorsey Hid not montlon finding th<j sack and Its ghastly contents to thn white people living in the community, but thft negroes knew of It, and Mr. Perdue finally heard them discussing the revolting crime. The negro’s ignorance or criminal negligence has probably destroyed im portant evidence, that might have led to the discovery of the murderer. Nev ertheless. an investigation should lie made, and if possible, the guilty wretch who threw the murdered child into (he river apprehended and pun ished. * 1 Cattle Dyl ng- Greensboro, On., July 25.—A number of cows have died in Greene county recently and their death is attributed to various causes. Some have suc cumbed to flatulent colic, others have had fever, said lo be attributable to low vitality, produced by ticks, thpy literally sucking away the life-blood of the brutes. A few days ago Mr. John Youngblood lost a cow, she dying of an unrecognizable complaint. The ani mal would not cat. and rapidly became very emaciated. She drew breath very laboriously, the air maAing a sound as if forced through a bellows, and groaned frequently. A young cow be longing to Mr. Mervin Rossman has been simlarly affected, and is noav In a dying condition. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ■ ■ *■ ■■>* Ladies Finw / *t»t\ (HH v.:.vy W ill. Mil V . Sons & 1 /: r ,y> ««broaJ yot. / ® s3.<)(>| -“l tot E* TM SI DB |3-^ nftens court. imtntrn- That At* as tatoraat ta Auta.lt Wfcxvkf A WifMrti M«»ifantri«| C® % f»#ir®R A®i#rM>® Iff®®® A##*#®# l Unfc rl iii J®4®r CilN®l| : to |«f fN®'4# ni I® r**f» or £ « n*n**4 4 ***mrn\ rtf hf ®«!r Are® V® ®li d® i f f#ci mmW It *o«f (A® l>»* «Nrti? if ffti® r••!» or Ik# ftivUlft of 11 hi* ik#»(® I# ® ro®4l«M pf»i #4#®l toj ill* iwiMitr as HHr. *kw h»w*snr ih# ipirt* git 4vl r®r®4 Iff (I# trll®r i _; r f| f nr iMT®k® 9ln® !® (li® po#>Hl I their rvtaOMtio* being take* by tb* laellvr, and the pu*rha»«c atertgagr* them to an lantvetl tbtrd party. *och. IrncliH* im" amount tn a watver of the I condition and operate to pan* lb* title I to the aood* into tb* purchaser. fat ICvca If ia tbia case the enadt tcm wa* ant waived still, under tbs 'provision* of oar code tb* rewwvattou of title wa* not valid a* against the [third party without a«»tloe. tbs coudl tlcnat contract of sale having been neither executed and atlealed nor pe er riled as provided by law. Judgment .affirmed. All concurring. Fleming A Alexander far plaintiff in error. C IT. Cohen and W K Miller, contra Miller, exor.. v. Croxier. Bafqre Judge (Sober. Burke *up rtor court. 11l Siramona. C. J. Where a huattand, as the head of a family, baa a home •lead set apart for hlmaelf and wife, and afterward* die*, hi* widow may elect either lo allow tb«* homestead to remain for her t^owflt. a* the aola t«sp eficiary. or to take a year'a support out cf the homestead property. Judgment affirmed. All concurring- W K Miller for plnlntiff In error. CAffiTOnZA. Kie.lng may be unhealthy, but every girl consider* hereelf «n immune. Mia Why When You haeris^H wl so 5 GALLONS ONLY $ Try Harris Lithia All Carbonated Watel Harris Lithia taken regular able time, iBBSH Dyspepsia. 816 u. i, Special l'rl«e» tBBHH m ■ I h*M| ■ 1 of IM it ® rneffi# ■> n 1 U v.t.l for pen Ca|| Paul. I UMB. J ncr'* 1 for affi • -rcl road I •truck I has E i front, have rj n m used I M 3 ■ tn^Bj it/ I Fort ■' .