The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 18, 1905, Image 4
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J* 'OINTMKNIS OV RKV. J. V. WI ITK ^1
Jnlty, 1st and 3d Kabbath. ~i
Ollla *. lOik, 2d and 4th Habbath, 11
ro. 81
IMeisint llill, 2 1 ami 4th Bnbbulh,
p m. ?l
? Mhh Agnts Taylor id on a o<
visit to relatives in York county. ?'
?Miss Lizzie Tillman id visit- q1
ing ?elHtives at Uishopville, SC. bl
? M isses Minnie Miller andlcl
Mamie Mnckey are visiting rela- s<
lives at Charlotte, N C. 1*
? Mr Austin Clanton, who recently
accepted a position with ^
tho Southern R R Co , in Column
biH, moved his family to tha* A
city yesterday.
? We are glad to note that our Hj
worthy Magistrate, Mr W P Cas- q
key, is much improved. He was w
able to return home yesterday (j
from the Pryor Sanitarium, where ^
ho has been for several weeks. je
Ho will soon be able to resume a
his dutios us magistrate. ?
? Married, on Sunday lust, u
jany 15, 1905, at the homo of d
Mr W R Gainor, by Rev j C v
Counts, Mr Thoa L Sowell and si
Miss Anna Caskey, daughter of t<
the late David Caskey. t!
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? Mr M C Gardner, County ci
Supervisor, requests us to an- E
Dounce that bis regular office days
will bo Friday and Saturday of q
each week, except Saturday before
the first Monday in each month ? j
having to be here on the first ^
Monday, the day the board meets
?Dicy Jones, col., living on ji
Mr W J Cunningham's farm, a
J! J . - - --
uiea rrumy nigut, aged about 'J5 ij
years. Many contend that old h
*lAunt Dicy" was at least 100
years old. tl
? K>zzie Clinton was t tabbed v
with a fork Monday night b/ Hat- h
tie Hyatt, Mayoy Wylie imposed h
fines on both yesterday morning v
?$ 10 for tho former and $5 for )<
the latter. u
? See professional card of Dr h
R G {Qiliott. Dr Klliott bus re- ^
moved here to engage iD the prac- ^
tice of his profession. He hus had tj
an extensive practice in the Hast- g(
ern portion of the county for the o
past twenty years and we bespeak w
for him a tine practice here. c'
c<
? Mr J W Braziugton has ac
$epted a position at J H Mtck- h
.VMAI I ' 1 ul AlfA A Ail ? 111 U .. ? I ? -1
uivii s oiuio HUM will UB uieaseu
0
to sorve his friends with anything
in the., line of heavy and fancy
groceries, with which Mackoroll 01
always keeps supplied, ^
?Dr. and Mrs W J Perry of ^
Tfixahaw, S. 0., have moved to ,
\
Wingate. Dr. Perry will go to ^
Now Ycrk soon to ti^ke a post
graduate course in the study of ^
medicine.?Monroe Enquirer.
J
? Died, near Lindsay, on Sunday,
15th Juny 1905, an infant ?
child of Mf and Mrs ,fas Lartgley, V
aged about 1 year. The remains
were taken to Gills Creek church d
and interred on Monday. a
? Nice little sum was realized
from the basket supper at New- 1
Cut Friday night and the hooks
for the school library were order- ^
ed tho following day. P
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?Messrs K H. Allison, J T
V
Groen, T Y Williams and Ernest
Moore, attorneys of the {jiqcaster
bar, aro in Columbia attending ^
the Supreme court this week. 8
?The farmers organization at ?
Tradesville elected H M Polk
y
president, J B ifunderburk, vice
president aud E B Funderbnrk
secretary. The association will ^
meet at Ti adesville next Saturday, '
Jany 21ot, at 1 o'clock p m. All *
.farmers are requested to be pres- v
eot. *
?Miss Hatlie Kobinson, of
Heath Spring, spent Friday even- *
ing in the city with Mr. and Mrs. ^
i O. K. Williams, bhe was on hef
' way to take charge of a school v
noar Sharon. ? ttock Hill Record. j,
?Subscribe to The Ledger. tl
?^Braskn, thd li-iboUths old Pi
lild of Mr J A Johnson of tho
le Nowcut section, was seriously
urned Sunday afternoon by its
othing catching afire. It is Br
ipposed that it pulled a burning ??.
ilinter OHt of the stovo and sot
re to its clothing. Whon ohsorv- w;
1 by its mother the child was m<
^ n
nveloped in flame. Mrs Johnson
nickly ran to it and~6motbcrod n;1
le flames by wrapping her own in
iothing about it. Dr Sapp was ^
immoned and is attending the ^
ttle one. There is slight hope at
>r its recovery, the burns on its as
reast being the most serious. ^
.n Arrest to bo Made in Coniioc- Si
Hon With Mr Tray wick's Death, cc
A nnnninl In ThnSlaln from
, ... " """ "V* ^
aaw, says: "Kershaw camp, NV t;(
W, of which <V. (J. Tray- ac
ick, who was shot and killed at ^
heraw a fow days ago was a momer,
appointed a committee cous- A
iting of Chief of police <5 C Bate- h<
lan, Messrs W R Gregory and j*
) A Baker, to visit Chcraw and
lake an investigation qs to his tl
eatb. As a result of their inestigation
a warrent has been isned
for the arrest of a Mr Mcln- p
jsh, who is alleged to have fired
le fatal shot, charging him with
riminal caielessness. pi
leatb of Mrs Geo W Jones.
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Mrs Harriet Jones, ?vifo of Mr i
I V i
leo. W. Jones, died at tho homo ' .
f her son, Mr U. M. jonos near ln
onesX Roads, January 10, 1905. ,
he was subject to heart trouble ?
nd was seized with an attack on ^
"riday which terminated in death 1 ^
t 2 a. m. Saturday. Had sho
ived until next Mf\y she would ;
ave been 72 years of age.
Mrs Jones was a daughter of :
he late Robert S Mcllwain and
?as the last of his family, her
irother, Capt W j Mcllwain, ! r<
aying died somo years ago. Sho
/as a most estimable lady and en- ^
oyed the friendship and love of j
11 who know her. Tho boreaved '
usband and two sui yiymg chil- ^
ren, fi|r R M jouos and Mrs M _
V Scarborough, have tho deepest
ympathy of this community iu ,
lieir great loss, the husband of D
i good a \Yifh> und tho children | \V
fa loving mother. Her remains j
rere interred Sunday at Douglas ^
hurcb, of which she had been u ; _
ansistent member for years, afjr
funeral seryjgfa canduoted by j
er pastor, Rev j T t)ondy. fil
Ulcers K of P Installed I ^
th
The fo'Iowing officers of Lan- j ?
ister Lodge No 59 K of R, for! e>
le ensuing term were 4uly in-( mm
tailed by Rev Dr J H Thornwell,
J | B
r K R and S at the meeting last j b
londay nigbt: R E Wylie, C C;
U..I \t \T /I. r? ? rv 1 * ?
nui rnuuiu, t </j i\3V ff ?l n |
luldrulge, P; EW Sistare, M of |
f; J M Stewart, K of R and 55;'
F Gregory, 14 ?t F; J B Mack* j
rell, M of A \ T 8 Carter, 1 G;1
V E Taylor, O G. | ?,
The Lodge ?vilI meet next Hon. Nfl
ay night in Masonic hall. Every m
itraber is requested to be present. w>
tenia from Kershavr Era.
Capt J q McManus, ao we are
iforraed, bus reconsidered his
urpose to move away from Ker<*
haw ana has decided to remain.
Ve are very glad to hear this.
?Mr j?o T Welsh, of the
Vbite Bluff seotion, lost his
moke house and contents, also a ^
ortion of his furniture, which he r
ad stored in it, one day last *1
peek by fire.
?Mr 8 Frank Hough left lor
jouisiana last week, Mr Arthur
lough for Mount Pleasant, Tex.,
nd Mr B E Gregory returned
pith Mr W G-Brown to Paxton, ^
C<!
? Mr B A Hilton las'-, week
old to Messrs L S Elliott & Co., n(
7^ acres of land near the Oil
dlil. '
?Mr C C Hinson, formerly
pith W L Croxton & Co., left y
ist week to accept a position at r
be depot in Lancaster. -*
roddeclihga of th?i Cotton
Growers' Convention.
The Lancaster county cotton
owers' convention met at the
urt house at 12 o'clock. Jan. 14,
le meeting was called to order
' Pres. T. J.- Strait. The call
is read and the object of the
eeting stated. The President
ipointed the following as corn
ittce to suggest delegates to the
itional convention which meets
New Orlca's on Jan. 24. 25 and
>: Capt. S. L. WhPe, Col. K, K
llison. VV. B. Plyler, C. L. Mcanus
and D. A. Williams. The
mve committee recommendec
delegates to New Orleans Col
eroy Springs, C. L. Mc Manns
r. N. Clyburn; alternates ? 1). A
Williams, PL B. Lingle and T. J
:rait, who were elected by the
>nvention.
On motion of D. A. Williams
ic convention adopted a resolu011
instructing the delegates tc
Ivocate before the convention
le plan of to acres to the plcw
id not m-Te than 300 lbs. comercial
fertilizers to the acre
lso to advocate the county ware
Duse system to store their cotton
was resolved further that the
resident be authorized to cal
le convention together when he
links propt-r.
T. J Strait, Pres.
J. 1L Bluckmon, Sec. pro, teni.
resentation of Crosses of
Honor Thursday.
As announced in tho countj
apers last woek, the Daughter*
' the Confederacy will present
09863 of honor to a uumbor ol
steran9 Thursday, the 19tl
i9tant. The oreaentations wil
3 made in tho courthouse at 5
clock in tho afternoon. At
idreBs will be made by Dr. J
Bolciridge. All veterans, in
uding those who have alreadj
iceived crossea of honor, are
ivited to bo present. Those t<
icoive cro3s03 are especially
rcred to be promptly on band,
heir name9 are republished by
iquest;
R. Arant, J. T. Amos, W. R
lauton, doc'd , Wh C, Downs,
ainuol Hinsoti, John Mackey,
A. B.SMackey, J. C. Nelson,
. A. Purker, II. M. Polk, D,
. Roberts, J. J. Roberts, M. E.
obertsou, T. J. Strait, R. H.
ipp, J no Wright, Wm Wright,
. P. Bell, J. H. Gardner, Jas.
'. McCain, J no. J. Moody, T.
Reeves, Jaa. llodgors, D. N.
ackcy, M. L. Hiusou, E. L.
iuson, W. D. Lemmond.
The Daughters will meet the
at Thursday in February, al
p. in. One of the object? ol
10 meeting will he tho election
officers--hence every one if
tpecteu to attend.
OA.SVOH.IA.,
Mtt the ^9^ Kind You Have Mwtys Bwfitt
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Professional Card.
DR. R. G. ELLIOTT,
Lancaster, S. C.
ICcKidoti ?. *. Dnrant House on Barr street
tone No. 187. Office, Davis Building
rner Main and Dunlap streets; 'plion<
?. 72.
Will practico in both town and comity oi
ucftstor. All calls, either day or night
11 receive prompt attention.
Jan. 10, 1005.?tf.
FOR THIRTY
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In order to reduce our
e are going to sell good:
ebruary 5th. It's usele;
<< PRl
When wo say Goat we moan e;
its sale only lasts for Thirty da}
>?t us.
Wo don't charge you unything
>t.
Y
?UND3RBUR]
>| Notice.
My reglliiifr office days Will be SflD
; Vmlays and first Mondays. Ail otbelf
' days y ou will And hie at my office
near LAC depot Will kefe^t school
- b >oka at both offices and will be glad
to wait on you any day in the week.
W M Moore.
Co Suptof Education.
Jan 16, 1905.
I ANNUAL REPORT OF THti
1 TOWN COUNCIL.
j Receipts and Disbursements of the
Town of Lancaster, 8. C.,
for the Year Ending
December 31, 1904.
RECEIPTS.
> Balance from 1903 $ 1,026 62
. Taxes (5 mill levy) collected
to uate 1,446 93
Taxes (commutation) 121 26
1 Fines 1,000 70
r License 1,134 37
. Pale of Cemetery lots 19160
Dispensary 8,967 76
* Miscellaneous 25 25
Total $ 9,014 28
j DISBURSEMENTS.
, Palaiy of Police (Incladlng
extras) 11,819 38
8trcets, Pavements and Machinery
8,737 63
Llghtinir (including salary of
Joe Evans) 626 16
General running expenses 690 23
K K Wylle, Mayor, salary 200 00
C D Jones, clerk and treas,
salary 870 42
' Cash on lrarid 1,770 47
1 Total $ 0,014 28
t It E WYLIU,
t Mapor
i SOUTH CAROL1N V,
I Lancaster Countt.
> Personally comos C. D. Jones,
j Clerk and Treasurer of the Town
of Lancaster, who nn oath no^
, ? ?? -J?J that
the above is a full and accurate
statement of the receipts
r and expenditures of the town of
) Lancaster, S. C., for the year
) ending December 31st, 1904.
T O. D. Jokes.
Sworn before me this 1st of
f January, 1905. Paul Moore,
NPof SC.
"NEW"
; LIVERY AND SALE STABLE'
- We have opened up, at the Elliott
& Crawford old stand, Sale
, and Livery Stables and are pre.
pared to sell stock cheaper than
i anybody, for cash, or on time
with good papers.
tSTCall and see OUR STOCK
before buying. Satisfaction
? guaranteed.
i !
LIVERY! LIVERY I
J With brand new ve.
hides and good
^ fresh horseswe aro
prapared to give
the best Satisfaction
in the livery
business. ...
Very Respectfully,
Moore & Sowell.
' Dec. 1, 1904.
' Foley's Honey and Tar
tor children,saft,sure. No opiatea.
r DAYS ONLY
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stock, before taking stock,
First CostS
CES
xactly what we say. Remember
'8. Come and see what oar goods
to show you whether you buy or
ours to serve,
K COMPANY.
dowm
What. Cotton. Nc
[qialtnsii cent cottin. Si
t t t t t t
You bavo got what 1 want?MONE1
want?GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
h $ fe b
Some of the best AXES on earth at
forget me. I sell for Cash and at C<
TOBACCO at Cost.
A R MA
V > Wa III
With A V
Making a C
in our business and in orde. to rtftluce oui
1st., offer to the purchasing public our
Pants also all Winter fabrics AT COST,
we mean business when we say COST, w
an elegant line of Dry Goods, Shoes, No
and Hats, and will underbill any one else
Come and See and
self.
Our Clothing and Pants comprise all th
Boys Clothing frotu 75c to $3.00 per
$3.00 to $10.00 per suit. This is no hun
a lifetime for the purchasing public of Lac
RESPE
McCardell and A
-GREAT BA
111
For ten days we will offer the
ever offered in Lancaster.
UTp will make prices thi
" L move the goods.
| jo ? Fleeoe lined vests sold PAfl
Ladies i?0r "nru',u" 5UQ
I ! 9 Heavy Walking skirts I na|
I 9I1IPC made without lining. I SQ
Lulllud soldfOr $1.25, $1 AO and . W"
$2 00, this sale, 98c, $1 19 and $1 4?. $4 <
CAA I _ J?->_ Hmw
aw tauie s a ?
36 inch White
Sold 6 cents, this sale 5 cents
inf and pretty patterns, this sale
GOOD HEAVY CHECKED HOIK
GOOD Calacoes, this sale, 4 I
Come and look 1
stock and you may
article that you are
and we will make
suit you.
v f r.i
JLJ. JU. \Ji
In Masonic Building, Above
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' ' i> tfirflFTt- ?
im
). nuj Prices
) cine ti see me.
t f t
{\ and I have got what you
?i Is b
last year's prices. Doa't
atton prices. t,000 lbs
l
3RELL!
iew Of
Shange
r stock we trill infcl Veky.
entire like;of Clotliag
We hare a new line &A<I
e mean it. We alse.kare
tions, Gents' Furnmkingt
in town.
Satisfy Youre
styles in medium foods
suit. Mens' stittj fft
abug, but is the 4bOtF|d
LCftstertOoUft^y.
ICTFOLLY,
ilisoo Bros,
RGAIN8Greatest
Bargains
it will
W? ? Beemlees koM
ieS SSSLfSt
f JACKETS sold ?10 00
100 $8 00, 0900. end 90 00,
luO this sale. ? 00, 91 so.
id $8 90,
Fleece Lined Hose,
115c this sale 10c.
Homatoun
_ B
. Nice Qaality Out*
41-2 cents.
sPUN? this sail 41-2.
2 cents.
;hrough our
find the very
! looking for
the price to
LOUD.
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