The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 31, 1904, Image 3
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?OINTMKN'lrt OF KKV. J. IM. WITITE.
Jnity, 1st ,hm(1 :M Sabbath,
vfitis ? reck, *<l and 4ih Sat.bath. 11
in.
IMeisant Hill, 2 i mid 4th Suldiath,
\> at.
When you want Candy,
often you think of Candy
nlien you go to 'net Candy
get 4
%
Mackoii-L
? 250 acres in Ccdur Creek
township. l'rieo $800. } cash.
? Mr (J C Unison and his sis1
or, Miss Idn llinson, of Rockingham,
N (\, are visiting at Mr
h M Clyburn's.
? Miss lva Mull of llock Ilill,
is the guest of Miss Irene Cun
l.inghani.
? A tenant liouso on Mr T K
Cunningham's plantation, occupied
by a negro,Iwas burned yesterday
about noon.
^ fpP ?lrby, the 12?yearold son of
Mr Arista Cnuthen of Heath
Springs, bad an eye put out on
X til as eve night bv a Roman Can die,striking
him in it.
? Ltov. r H Ingrahum, tho new
pastor on tlio I'ladoHvillo circuit,
arrived yoatenKv with Ins family.
? While Roy* and linlph Hammon?l,
nged ahout 9 and 5 years,
sons of Mr. (J F Hammond o f
Magill, were hunting on the evening
of the k23d, tlio former accidentally
shot the latter, about 60
hot entering tho little fellow's
_ Uudy and legs.
j to
uiov^^
Foster place noar Riverside, Wear
?o aday nflcrnoon The ball took
( ll'eet in the lower part of tho
throat and the wound is considered
serious. We have learned no part
iculai s of t In* difficulty.
? A house on Mr. S W Craig's
place was broken into and souie
articles stolen on the night of the
23d.
? Messrs .las. Cato and Lee
(Jaidnerof Andalucia, Ala. came
up and spent Xmas with relatives.
11 was their first visit to Lancaster
since they loft the county four
years ag?.
? Mr. J L 1 linos of Dunn, N (J,
Mr .JM Perry or Tampa, Flu, and
M ik M iv in in I .mil til; in rif Siiirrmnnli
were guest at Mr. H limes'
during the hulidHys.
Mrs. O 1* Heath and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Charlotte, visited
rclutivcs hero the past week.
?Mr. W .1 Baily slaughtered
aho_( the p i?t week which nette 1
410 I ha. and Mr. W B Blackmon
k.lle 1 one which netted 335lbs.
?Miss Carey Tate of Bridgewater.
N C, is visiting her sister,
M rs. .1 1) Adams
? Constable Perry has been
looking after blind tigers in this j
county dining the holidays lie I
prosecuted Henry Whi W\' col, of
the rradesville section before |
Magistrate Curnes lust week for
<ey with the
was found guilof
$50. lie
.1 warrant for
whiskey winch
t the next terra
rt.
table entertainton
literary ?oid
school last
igbly enjoyed,
iccidontally dis
young
M.
ed home sponcjifl I
months with hor Histoid H
A.
Grace
ThoillAMMt^^^^H^HH^H
the graded
old
?Mr. E. J Sistaro wi^B I
tho Heath-Joues ('(impiW I
year and Mr. W. B. Canthen^NiP
till liia place at the grocery of tho
L. M. Co.
c
? Dra. J, Cantzon and Carl ^
Foster oame up and spdnt tho holi- fl
day with their mother and sisters. t
? Messrs I C Adams, J H a
Williams and John Cuskey of F
Rockwall, Texas, are on a visit to f
relatives in this countv. s
? Rev It E TurnipuMd, the
now pastor for Lancaster station, T
arrived with his family Thtrsday
and will conduct services at the 1
church tomorrow.
? ?55.54 was netted at the has- '
kot supper at Rick Hill las! Men- c*
day night for the benefit oi the *~
school library. This seheel al- n
ready has a good library and will 11
in time hnvo a very good one. ?
?Mr G Marioa Caskey of
Athens, Ga., speat Xmas with his
parents in the Newcut eecuon.
?Sloan Graham, cel., the tin- y
ner, was operated on at this place ()
for appendicitis by Dis Fennel s
and Stevens of Rock Hill and Drs
Crawford A: Brown ef Lancaster c
last week. The operation was
very successful and the putisnt is j
dting wall,
? Mr Jas C Robinson's homo <
eame near going up in smoke
Christmas eve While Mrs R., t
was out of the room one ef the s
little children set firo to a bed and c
.before Mrs R., coi^d extinguish t
HHPB^Pl^^Wi^H|^^Anderson
spent Xmas with his parents t
near .lacksonham.
?This is the last day of the ^
week, tho last day of the month, ^
the last day of the year, and tho
last day in which to pay your -
State and county taxes without
the penalty.
? Dr G VV PooToy and family
spent Xtnap with the Doctor's
parents at Rid^eway.
?Dr and Mrs B J Witherspoon
of Charlotto; and Rev and Mrs J
G Hall spent Xmas with Capt B
J Wither spoon and family at this
place.
? Lancaster has enjoyed an unusually
quiet Christmas. Our
merchants report a fine trade last
woek. The crowd in town Saturday
was equal to any ever here on
circus day but everybody was in
tine spirits. No quarrels, no
fights, no bloodshod on that day
that we havo hoard of.
A > I J LI_ 1 .1 .
?/v icaui ucunrno in^uicucu |
the explosion of fiie cracker?, on }
the street Monday afternoon and <
ran away, upsetting the buggy and <
dumping the occupants, Mr. Roy
Small and Miss Ethel Limberger, J
a visitor from Catawba, out in the 1
mud. The young lady was pain- ?
fully bnt not seriously hurt. 1
?The cotton mills here closed 1
/K\iirn f ??nm nr/lnw until Tnoad a sr
Minr ii 11 will uniui k*nj a u gvu cs j
that tho operatives might oojoj
tho holidays. Tho officers of the <
company ai ranged to distribi^^B
presents to all Sunday Sch^|^^^|
Day School scholars chi^^^^^J
the operatives under
of ago Saturday*
childron received prssen^^^^^^J
the meeting
of public school^^^^^^^^J
held in Columbia this
Tho sales of the
this place on Saturday
i 11 in
o r 11 n
j^H^^HM^^Mucn
la the
the
H^HB^^i i ur^H
^^HP^Hier B Croxton, son of '
Wg\' L Croxton of Kershaw, |
ihot Hon Perry, col., at Cheraw, j
ast .Saturday night causing his j.
leuth the following morning. A ,
)arty was in roar of Mr Croxton's u
toro discussing the danger of pis- i(
ol carrying, when Vlr Croxton in jL'
i spirit of levity to frighten them
minted his pistol behind him and
irod it. The negro, who was
itting on a sack back of the group II
nd who had not boon observed,
ras shot through the stomach.
>!ml in Atlanta
Mrs. T. C. Flicks received a L
plegrnm Sunday announcing the
enth of her brother-in-law, Mr J.
). Butler which occurred the evening
before in the Grady Hospital
i Atlanta where ho had under- !
;ouo surgical treatment for cancer
f the liver. Mr Butler was an
ngiuser on the Seaboard and a
. 1 >{
hristian man of the highest charcter.
His home was in Abbe- n
ille. lie married Miss Pet Mackrell
formerly of this place, u '
istor of Mrs Hicks and Mr J 1>
lackoroll. Hie widow and one
liild survives him. Mrs Hicks
ireui over to Abbeville on Moilay.
)tlier Deaths.
Mr \V Riley Clanton, Lancasei'?
oldest md most highly re
pcctud citizens, died at the home
if his daughter, Mrs Johmon, at *
his place, Deo 24, 1004. Had he 1'
ivetl until March 1 3tb, next, he i?
vould bare been Do \ears of ago. r
le was a good citizen and a pa- ;e
rotio llu^bcrved his counry
gallantly in three^wars, the
\f oTinn n t lw? /!?? ! l ^
1U \ UBU lliv; 11 V i I ,
four children survivo liitn, viz:
Urs Johnson, Mrs C L Crenshaw,
>V M Clunton of llaile Gold
if)
\lino, and Newton Clunton of |J
Darlington. llis remains were
nterred chrutinus day in Westlide
cpmetery after services ut the
tome conducted by Iter T A Dab- ^
ley. |
?Mrs. Margaret J. Purdue,
vife of our townsman, Mr 11 13
Pnrdue, died at their home here
Wednesday uight, Doc. 21, 1004,
ifter an illness of only four days,
ftko was a daughter of the late J J
Edwards of Chester, and u sister _
jf Capt. W 11 Edwards of that v
own. She was a lady of culture
rod literary talent, and wrote
aoth proes and poetry well. She
was a contribute!' under a noni do
[ilnmn to tliA Snnnu Stout li ?n<t
? J "-**
jther publications. !She wan abou?
S6 years of age, a consistent m?mjer
of the Baptist church, and
area her husband and four chil
Iren surviving her, viz: VV E Par _
duo, Misses Minnie and Maggie
Pardue, of thin place, and L H
Pardue of Atlanta, Ga. Iler rc
mains were interred in Westside w
semetery Thursday afternoon af- "
ter funeral services conducted in
Uundaf r?hnr/?l? imu.-W\u
LUU UU^UUl LUUi Lii?r-ry ill. I Jiu.7 LWA y J(
K?v. j H Boldridgc, L). D. '
? Mis? Ida 1'uuline Stew man,
daughter of the lato S 13., and MuStewman,
died at 9:20 urn.
Doc. 30, 1904, at tho
other, VV S Stewaged.
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lens' $32.55 suit
Boys' suits i'oia
Wc still lave *, ,.
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