The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, November 09, 1904, Image 2
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Physicians nod Surgeon ".
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Treatment .of the cyo. i.oss and ,
tb?oa a epeclnltv.
( alls promp ly nnswer.-d day or
nlfeii't Office over Crawford Bros.
D?ug Store.
Plio!ie#:^)fflop, No 176; tl Hence*'
Nns. 11 and 36. "C
Business 2fi(tuc.tiipii
PAYS L AUG IS DIVIDENDS !
YOU need a cruet lea! business-ed*
l|Citii>il We guarantee sa'isfxoti? :i
(.'nurses of study endorsed as b dhtf l??
* m -st practical; ti ey have n-> superb* s
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other Wujiinev? e*>!l?'?cc ~jT,-r i-cler . dvant4?;?'<i.
E iter now mul proji ti?.?
/or n lucrative |.osiu n, Our yiit<hi?t'.e*
art- in defraud. Let in n^ist > . 11 we
have n?aHte<J hundreds?they are in
position*. Wo oft'or special rates
Alac/eat's 8. C. Bi'ieipeas College
Columbia, 8. C.
Aug. 29, 1904?tf.
W. F. LANEY,
Pbjsician and Surgeon.
Calls answered from otlice in
rear of Fundorburk Pharmacy
during tho day, and from roui
donee on Kim street at night.
Residence phono, 3H.
Offico phono, 118
I MACHINERY ]
I COMPLETE EQUIPMENTS A SPECIALTY. |
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ENGINE*, MILER*. GINNINO MACHIN- f
AMY, SAW MILL AND WOODWORKING
MACHINERY. *HINOLE AND LATH .
MACHINERY, CORN MILL*,
RICK MAKING MACHIN* r
ERY, K*DRED LINE* R
GBBFS MACHINERY COMPANY. I
< Columbia, S. C.
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BOWERS' BROS.
Builders and Contractors
f.umber, nil kind*, for sale,
i Drtsslug and Matching at short
i notice.
| Turned work and Scroll work nspec->
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BOWERS BROS.
No&r Depot.
Fo')v 2.i, 1904.
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GRAUiTE WORKS,
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J. E RUTLEDGE, Dentist,
^Lancaster, S. C.
Working 011 credit doesn't pay,
and my terms from this time
kencofnrth nrosluctly cash.
a- onabi j PricOft,
Gold Filling $1.50Amalgam
Filling 75 cts.
Cement. F'llinrr 7A r.t
RUBBER PLATE,
Full upper set of tooth $12.(K
j Upper and lower s.-t $25. M
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for cash. No work done cxcep'
for cash or good security.
J. E. RUTLED6E. Dentist.
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L A N U A 8 r K K
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Happenings in The State.
As Chronicled by tho Alert Cm
respoLdents of The Columbia
State.
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SPEEDY PUNISHMENT GIVEN. CHE
TEII NEGRO.
Chester, Nov. -J.?There was
case of speedy punishment on tl
opening dav of the court of set
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tflOIKi.
Lewis Williams, c<d., coratt")
j ted housebreaking and larceny rI
tho 30th of October. On the 1
1 of Novombor ho was indicted ft
the offence, pleaded guilty t
tho indictment, was sentenced t
one year on the chaingnng nil
began to servo his sentence bofoi
sundown of that day.
RECEIVED DEATH SENTENCE.
Chester, Nov. 6. ? In the cou
of sessions here today Williiu
Hardin, colored, was convicted <
murder and sentenced by dndf.
: Watts to be hanged on Dec. 10.
Ilnrdin's crime was tlio killiu
of his father-iiuluw, Henry S.u
dots, in September hibt.
Rebecca Walker, colored, chni
ed with the killing of her hnsbitn
Glover Walker, 011 Aug. Gth, v?i
j convicted of manslaughter. H<
j council guvo notice.of a motit;
j for a Lew trial.
DAVID OTT RELEASED ON BAIL.
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Orungebuig, Nov. 5. ? Duv
! Ott, who was arrested on Month;
charged with having committed
crimnial afsunlt on Mi>s Lul
, ohuinaker iast Sunday afton.oc
; and who was subsequently l. u.u
over to the court of sessions,
out on bond.
Col. Adam II. Moss, cuune
for young Ott, appeared bui\ i
Judge Dantzlor yesterday and : |
plied for bail for his clieut, whie
was granted in the sum or 8-1,00(
Tlii J a'uu ??
. - .W T? MO |/iv'iu^uy JLII 1 Li 1311C
Mr. A. A. Ott, father of ll
prisoner, and Mr. T. K. 11. M
Cants, being the sureties.
The caso will doubtless bo trit
at the January torm of court.
THORN WELL ORPHANAGE 8UFFE
FROM FIRE ,
Clinton, Nov. 4. ?The Memo
ial Dining hall of Thorn well o
phauago was dostroyed by ti
last night.
The fire was discovered aboi
11.30 o'clock anil hiid<jtjaqn gain*
such bEgSftvay AS it ii
possible to'-iavo tbo building. T
best ftiat could bo done was
preveut the flames spreading
the dormitories on ouch side,
which the inmates wore asle<
when the fire began. 'Ihere we
no sleeping apartments in t
memorial hall but it was fitted i
in excellent style and the tinanci
loss is heavy. The building co
I taincil dining room, store roor
and kitchen, the last being fur
lhuuu wiin modern ranges ami u
pliances l'ho destruction ot t
building leaves the orphans wi
nothing to out and no place
cook or eat if there wore prov
1 ions on hand. Despite the hi
hour, however, citizens of Clint
( are prepniing to feed the childr
tomorrow. But holp muetco'
promptly to put tilings in shr?
again and Dr. Jacobs, the supe
intendent, appoals to the peoi
through The State for contrib
ti< ns at once.
The burned bunding was ere
e l by popular s ubscriptions, clii<
ly from Presbyterians in ISfc
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and \v;rt h hej^dsqrui? btouo struc
i tuio. about 50x(>0 feet, cost in
^ j about ?10,000. it is suppose
that the liro started from one o
L the ovcuu.
NOl' A SICK DAY SINCE.
s" "1 was taken severely sick witl
kidney trouble. 1 tried all o
(i medicines, none of which relieve*
mo. One day I saw an ad of you
lc Electric Bitters and determine*
>- to try that. After taking a fe\
doses 1 felt relieved and soon thei
t_ after was entirely cured, and hav
not scon a sick day since. Neigh
{ hot s of mino have been cured o
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Live
>r and Kidney trouble and Genera
o Debility.'* This is what B. F
Bass, of Fremont, N. C. writes
(l Only 50, at Crawford Bros., J. 1'
Mackey A: Co. and Fundeibur
Pharmacy Druggist.
| fx=mayor M'Cue Guilty.
rtj Convicted Of The Murder O
His Wife.?The duty
Out L^s than Ilalf
an ilour.
^ Charlottesville, Va.November 5
-I. Samuel McCuo, for four year
mayor ofCtun lottesvil'.o, v as foam
guilty to-day of the murder of hi
wife, Fannie McCue, on Sunday
lls night, September-4, last. Th
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verdict . was murder in th
1,1 til*nt degree, which carries with i
the death*, penalty. The- jnn
deliberated less limn half an hour
| A dead silence prevailed in th
id Court room when the jury tile
iv. back into the chamber to aunounc
a ce tbe fate of the accused. Th
la crowd that lillo 1 the Court rooi
ui remained .:.itii the jury came it]
d Mr. McCuo had grown nervous t
ii Mr. Gilmer, the Commonwoaltl
attorney, was closiug, and th
il suspense while awaiting tl:
o iurv's verdict whs a severe slrai
i>- but he held up, occasionally takir
h ^Testament from a pocket an
h reading ^a passage or two.
l1. When asked to stand up to her
jo the verdict, ho rose calm I
c- and with set features hoard tin
wor that sent him back to pri
-d son condemned to tho severest pe
alty of tho law.
It was when relaxation can
lis during a half hours interim, whi
his attorneys conferred as to the
r motion for a now trial, that M
Cue showed emotion. His li
re tie daughter Ruby elimcd 011 h
nip, her eyes redenod by wec^
ing, and while she was thjie tv
other small children clung to h
u. aide. Groat tears streamed dow
|10 his checks. Surrounding tl
group were rolativos, who scurc<
to J4V' what to say to che
jn the ycuug man. The verdict wi
2p received in bilcnco by tho tbron
re which literally obeyed the Court
1j0 injunction that thcic.must bo ?
,p demonstration.
Counsel for tho dofenso nio^
,n_ e l that tho verdict bo sot aside,(
U3 tho ground that tho jurors hi
n: read newspapers. The Court ca
p. cd the Jurors to tho witnessstai
Iju one by one and questioned the
th under oath as to whether tin
1.1 lxl A
to iuki roan uio newspapers. As
jg. whole they said they had not t>citn
influenced by an}tiling the/ rci
)U ; The motion will bo urgued late
on' As MoCuo left tho Court Hon
no to go to jail, accotn pained by fo
pe guards, a largo crowd was stan
r_. iag on tho outside, but thero w
do! no untoward act.
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Foley's Honey and Tar alwa
c-'stops tho cough and heals t
of- lungs. Refuse substitutes.
>3, by Fundeijburk Pharmacy.
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BEAR TMjSCj
^ IS fr<?M I k ic Hi W
? \ in in say< ho car mhoi. t o It issiuii
will ii-lieve those sinking api lis. No j atci
our I w pi lot's for sunn ? mis.
We unfurl to tin poj lUalimi of Lm:c . 'I
ing country one of th srg; s lu*?t a.-.-*ortfti
oli m.list' that it has ever heeit tin please, ta i
possess.
|] No doubt you all know u . location. \:
r Craw fori Bros Drug Sf ire, o.i cannot nii>-prices,
tor we are lioa Uj mrttv- :.v o fu lun
GOOD GOODS ;
. Mamm< th stock of (t nt'a Clothing, V< nth
[* Dailies OlouUs, Saocpjes, JaoUe's m i listen
V styles, all prices.
o tJNDKKWLAR JND
6 OhlUlreu's. Wo ask you special I nil v
i_ partmem. \V.> \vi:l *'oMi?h>ou
. iJ-ttiO.. , a 1 . Mens
furnishing goo.Is, Notion , en , ic , n
il t hi hire lis and H03 .S Shoes which we ti fy
any one will sell y u for less nio ? y t . ?n w
k'.wiwh tells.il hoiuc worn in U> sYt 1 first
'' are great 11 \ K( 1A 1 N f>.
k Wwi*
are VVe . n'y have room to pi i ?i v a f w
in plain fixtures. Mens Suits, $l"> ovt ry
Men's Suits $12.50 everywhere el-o
m " $10.00 44 44
n n ?9.00 <k 44
f it it ?7.00 44 4 4
<t t. ?5.00 i4 44
'ihi- i onlj . stun pis <1 our low pri to.
quantity. The greatest tmr<*iius ever
overcoats fur ?11.00. ?0.(10 overt' ml:
for ? 1.25.
Our Boy's Soils: We'll uun'ion a It
s ?4 suits ?it ?2.50: ?'*. so ti i?( ?2; ?2.5 1
tl 1 ft.'iiA Tail
; u ^fu fc f* . ' >
^ I? Oil 3 V id V ' CiD.1: ;'H5 M- "
Y are sold over t no (1 oh at , I s 11 ?15.
e ?0.50 LADIES SKIltlVj: dirts wt
c at ?2 50; ? "> shifts .ve . I at ? L 50; ?1
t Impossible to mention nil of c> tr s
r. shirts every where 50e, our price 05 e;
y without :i shirt.
o HATS ! HATS !!
^ A.wk to see our list Dopartmcut before
:o. We almost forgot to mention our
ic waists for Ladies. All styles, shad es :
,, our I ?!iains ,i I j id ins tv.'i.tl."
$1.50; $1.50 kind ulsewhe b, out* price
price 75c. Wo are not hi Lhored abou
151 ercd about room and tlicj :mi t go. I
? Pauls lor Eye
>e $5 pants for $3.50; $1 pints for $2.71
n for $i; $1 pants for 70c. Wo luvo nu
,, tion. AM wo ask is for you to coiik .u
'J is your money's worth or your money
. Yours t
n nil' mmm
Bn.fftl
lr illusUI
Mi! fill
;; NOV EM BE]
10 Tiio greatest gathering of m?iryinako
2~ linn.
Cl Kvei'ybody AVelcom* ?
is
Star performers of the Midway
Balloon Ascention and Parachute Lea
30 tower by a woman enveloped in flame
Daring High Wire and Trapeze Perf
"i FIRST IN TIIK KisIITfL ^75f
PIrtiihi
Firemen's Tounument,
. I Military Pruc Drill, $25
Live Stock Show $100 j
Knight, Tournament $i2
Floral IVrndo, Yind?a Oisuluy,
18 other entertaining features. Onno t
thing free and a hospitable v.oleoine.
y# Tiianksgiiing Day Wi
,m EXCURSION RATES 0}
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PLEASE
Navy? has a patent medicine that
r. yet dtvis'd that will get around
i r, Lmini.; r County aud surround
ami beat s.deeted stocks of mer?
?f Lhii a-t' r to hold, occupy or
. e a ? U-"?v? ei: the Dispensary and
u* if v? u ate looking lor low
.. - \Y.- rc.di/.e the drop in cottoti
11 vl> a corresponding drop in our
i's, L?oy-' and Children'^ clothing,
-niit-, Skirts all shades, colors and
]?] ? W t; A l> Men's LaHi
1 v. r>A IV dies' and
r us i>< show you through this de-?
(ti We 1. :vo ad-led to our
tsS large stock of Clothing,
full and complete line of Ladies,
com petit ion on. We deny that
owi.i and d m uul proof, rime
Loth will tell you that our goods
& ?* &+ That's the way to
/A. r?L fe. discover how much
v-v 4^v-# lower our prices
of our prices. All goods marked
li -io el e, our in ice ?10.
our price $0.00.
44 7.50.
4 4 4 0.00.
44 44 4 50.
4 4 4 4 3.75.
'rhoro l stylo, (pnlity and
knoivn in ovcrc mis. $18.00
s for $5.00; $^.00 overcoats
w of them. $0 suits at $3.75;
,,,, t . ??. c 1 o O
1111 o <it ','1.^0*
l* made, up-to-date, latest dc
miclhiDg handsome. Tbey
>Vo soil tbcm for $S, $7 50,
j soil at#4 50; $5 skirts wo soli
.25 skirts wo soli at 48 conts.
tylos and prices. Neglegeo
jnts. No oxcu3o for going
All atylcs and prices. 75c
hat for 50c; $1. hat for 75c.
r buying.
large and varied assortment of
and cuts. Listen at a few of
2 kmd everywhere, our price
J)8o; ?L kind elsewhere, our
i low prices, but wo aro bothi-irge
Stock of PAN TS.
rybotly.
>; S3 pants for $2; si.50 pants
my <_ ) > is that wo cannot meni
I see and the boauty about us
back.
o please.
(cm
i 8 II
mm in,
Li 2I- 25^
rs ever hold in South Caro
Everything Free
;i -'o tree street exhibitions daily
p. High I)ivo from 90 foot
s. Chasm Leaping Bicyclist,
ormers, etc, etc.
LE RACES
i PRIZES. 50 CiRS TO
PJT8.
$550 prizes offered.
0 prizes.
^ 9 ^
ni/xs.
5 prizes.
Foot Hail, Firtworka and many
0 Sumter Festival weok. Kvery
!i be the Big Day.
1 ALL RAILROADS