The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 25, 1905, Image 2
THF LEDGER.1
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n^UJVD WKDNKSDAV AN l? SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY, .1 AN I' A UY 25, 1D05 J
BUBKGKIJ'! ION Ml I'KI' YEAH
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Tho Event of tho Souson at Shnron .
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On theevening of .January IS,
100f>, Miss Mao Hoi I Sims and Mr
(J L Kennedy both of Sharon, S.
C., were united in tnamuge. This
union was consummated at tho
Presbyterian church by Ucv W W
Ralchford, an unelo of the bride's
of Wuxhi'.w, N. (5.
rho church was beautifully
decorated in green. Cedars were
used for a background. Ivy and
ferns formed a mound on which
burned a pyramid of candles.
Garlands of ivy were gracefully
fo.-tooned overhead with a bower
of mistletoe suspended just over
tho bridal altar. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered
by MrsE 11 Anderson of macks*
burp;, S C. 1
The bridal party entered the
shurch in .single tile, crossed over |
in front of the altar and stood op- ,
posito. First came the ushers, |
Mr Thomas Sims of Sharon down \
the left aisle and Mr lioroy Dunn |
of Lancaster down the right aisle. ,
Mr Sims was followed by Miss |
Jennie Cain of Memph.is, Tenn , ,
and Mr Dunn by Mr 10 F Hatchford
of Carlisle, S C. Then followed
the other couples: Miss
Bessie Kobinson of Bullock Creek,
tnd Mr 11 W Shannon of Sharon;
Miss Anna Faulkner of Bethany 1
and Mr K O Katchford of Wax- j
haw, N C; Miss Belle Ploxico of
ferny rn and Mr J S liuiny of
Sharon; Miss " Delia llhync of
Blacksburg and Mr J A Whitesides
of Smyrn; Miss Sadie Grist
of Carlisle and Dr W M Kennedy
of Chester; Miss Lola Bvers of
Sharon and Mr W C Thomsou of
Bullocks. Next came the maid of
honor, Miss Alice liutchford of
Waxhaw, N C., followed by the
bride on tho arm of her brother,
Mr Davis Si wis. Tho groom came
down tho opposite aisle with his
brother, Mr W A Kennedy of
Leslie.
The bride is ono of the moat
attractive and popular girls in our
town. She was beautifully att'red }
in a white bilk, her veil was held |
in place with a bunch of white j
carnations. She carried ferns \
and carnations tied with a white j
ribbon. (
The maid of honor wore a tohito
fulk with white girdlo and carried ^
ferns and carnations. The other
maids wore white silk mulls with ,
green girdles and carried ferns
Mid (tarnalinna find with ?i-m?
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ribbon.
The groom is n rising business
man of excellent character. The
largo crowd that assembled to
witness tho marriage and the
numerous presents received attest
to th?' popularity of these young
people. A reception was tendered |
tho party at tho homo of the
bride's parents, Mr and Mrs J M '
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Sims. The color scbemo of white ^
and green was carried out in tho
decorations in the parlors, hall ^
and dining hall.
Wo wish for these young people
a long and sweet union of hands
and hearts. A Friend.
BARN AND STABLE BURNED. (
Chester, Jan. 23.-Mr. S. E. ^
Clinton of Edgomooro had the 0
misfortuno a few days ago to loso C
by fiio his barn and stabler with
ono horse, two mules and almost
his entiro crop of corn. Origin of j(
firo not known; pt occurred at 4 8I
o'clock in the morning. r
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Infirin&ry for Needy Vet
erans.
liill in Senate to Cure fob Destitute
Confederates. ?Cotton
Sued Traffic.
Special to Charleston i'ost.
Colombia, Jan 21. ?Atter mucli
lehuto and nearly a score of atempts
to amendment tho House
oday passed, without amendment,
MrGeldoll's t>ilI to regulate tho
raffic in cotton seed and unpacked
int cotton. Tho Hill was opposed
>y tho low country momho b.
The House killed Mr Graham's
ill to prohibit the taking of liens
>i unirtgitgcM uu crops piuiuru (Mi |
amis of another without consent
It ulso killed Mr Sabon Miullin's
hill to t?ix property tit its
ictual value.
It passed his bill to repeal the
-ccret feature of the income tax,
is it did the Senate resolution to
nvostigate Greenville county's
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1IUU1C3S.
It passed Mr Morgan's nutouobilo
hill.
In the Senate Mr Brooks mtrolueed
a hill creating a board of
namigers consisting of B VV Tayor,
VV ,1 Gooding, ,1 L'orry Glenn,
VV \V Kay and Iredell .Jones, who
'are reijnired to operate an inti'
inary for destitute Confederates
in what is known as Wallace iand
near the asylum." Tho board is
to bo tho judge of the persons to
he admitted and is to use tho
money refunded on unclaimed
pensions for maintaining the inst
itution.
In hoth housoo thrusts were
made at tho lull to pel petuato tho
historical commission, hut tho
matter was postponed.
Favorah e reports were submitted
in tho House today on tho
following;
Mr Ashley's hill to repeal the
act establishing tho buroau of immigration.
At Mr Ashley's ro
quest it win made a special order
for uext Friday.
To nittko obstruction of a road
or street a misdemeanor. Mr
Morgan's bill to nllow special legislation
as to roads. To foi bid
cock lighting.
These were unfavorably reported:
To provide a tax for tho
hotter enforcement of the dispensary
law; to regulate tho sale for
collection and charges as to
freight; to require the sinking
fund commission to sell or loase
tho State land in its possession; to
repeal tho law as to laborers' verbal
contracts; to require all hangings
to be done in tho penitentiary;
;o prohibit child marriage; to
irovido for private examination
>f victims in rape cases.
Law of Trespass to be Changed.
Hie State, 21st lust.
Nearly all tho morning session
>f tho house of representatives
vas spent in discussing Mr. Ar*
Irov's bill to nrnhihif Irnonoua
^ m vo|/f?oo.
Tlio bill as finully pasved to
bird rending is ns follows:
"Section 1; That from and afcr
the approval of this net, any
icrson or persons entering upon
ho lands of another, for tho pur)oao
of hunting, fishing, trapping,
letting, gathering fruit, vogotabos,
herbs, or cutting timber on
ho same without tho consent of
ho owner or manager thereof,
hull be deemed guilty of umisdeueanor
and upon conviction there
if, bhull pay a tino of not less
ban tivo (5) nor more than twonty
25) dollars, or bo imprisoned at
ard labor not less than ton (10)
r more than thirty (30) days for
ach and ovory offense."
Pneumonia and Ln Grippe
Coughs cuied quickly by Fo- J
jy's Honey and Tar Kefuso i
nbstitutcs. Sold byFundorbuik j
harmacy. I
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1,500 People Dead or
Hurt.
An Awful Sunday Passed
in St Petersburg.
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Strikers Kino in ltevolL Against
t lio Government, and they,
their Wives and Children,
are Shot D > vn I^iko Dogs.
St. Putorsburg, Jan. 22.?
This has boon a day of unspeakable
terror in St. Petersburg.
The strikers of yesterday goadep
to desperation by a day of violence,
fury and bloodshed, are in u state,
of ooen insurrection against the
government. A condition almost
bordering on civil war exists in tho
terror-stricken Russian capital.
The city is under martial law,
with Prince Vasilakikoff as commander
of over 50,000 of the
Emperor's crack guards. Troops
lire bivouacking in tho streets tonight
at various places on tho
Nevsky Prospect, tho main
thoroughfare of tho city.
Minister of the Interior Sviut*
opolk-.Yliraky presented to hi*
Majesty last night tho invitation
of tho workmen to appear at their
puulco this afternoon and receive
their petition, but the Emperor's
advisors had already taken a decision
to show a firm and rosolutf
front, and tho Emperor's answei
to 100,000 workmen trying to
makothair way to the palace today
was a solid array of troops whe
mot them with rill?, bayonet and
sabre. The priest, Gopou, the
leader and ideal of the men, in hi*
golden vestments, holding alofl
the cross and marching at the head
of thousands of workmen througl]
tho Narva Gate, miraculously ua
cuped a volley which laid low hull
a hundred persons.
The figures of tho total killed 01
woudod at the Moscow Gate, al
various bridges and islands and ul
the Winter Palace vaiy. The hesl
ostimalo is500, although there are
exaggerated figures placing the
numberas high as5,000. Many men
were accompanied by their wives
and children,and in tho confusion,
which loft no tnno for discrimination,
the latter shared tho fate of
tho men. The troops, with the exception
of a single regiment,
which is reported to have thrown
(town us arms, remained loyal and
obeyed orders. But tlio blood
which crimsoned the snow has tired
the brains and passions of tho
strikers and turnod women as
well as man into wild boasts: and
tho cry of tho infuriated populace
is for vengeance.
Tho sympathy of tho middle
classes is with tho workmen.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
We havo opened up, at tho Elliott
& Crawford old stand, Sulo
and Livery Stablos and are prepared
to sell stock cheaper than
anybody, for cash, or on time
with good papers. - - rSTCall
and seo OUtt STOCK
beforo buying. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
LIVERY! LIVERY!
With brand now vo.
hides and good
frosh horses we are
praparoa to give
4lio host Satiafaction
in tho livery
business. - - .
Very Respectfully,
Moore & Sowell
Dec. 1, 1904.
MfcTWaTU Hill I
Foley's tionev ?na Tnv
'or children, safe,sure. No ophite*.
Ill MW?IWj??>**
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Successors to HE
TILE CO., which
settle with the es
'ceased.
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Wc are here I
our share of the 1
inj^s will induec 1
ing renovated tin
& Mercantile Co.
our place more c?
have decided our
ies first, oil the e<
' ment second; dry
the fourth room.
I We would call
' we have many gr<
t
1 /"SfAg
For 1 he
as we want to in
I chasing our Sprii
n
r
In moving our Shoes, a
decided to place them on a ha
these shoes are not old goods
as DREW-SELBY.GOMAN and
CLOTHING
Asiil if prici s wi
you to take ad van
You cikii Siave ail}
meut for ac ual ?
delay but come ai
We would like
have in the wa> *
prevents our doi i
tion and you will
IN SHAP1
and can snake yos
feet satisfaction,
oils New Yeas* an
I'onage, we are,_
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HJ O NE S CtiM
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ATI! BANKING & I
has boon liquidated i
date of J AS. M. 11 li
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for business and in.ten
rade if Low prices and
the public to stick to
e stores of tile Heat!
, gives us more room ;
anvenient for husin
stock into departmeu
inter; gent's turnishb
goods third, and in
your attention to the
eat inducements to ot
ake a clean sweep h
ag Goods.
t great many of the boxes were brolu
rgain counter, and Lt them go at fi
; bat right new and some of the fccs!
I other makes.
WE HAVE SN ABDNDAN
ill move tho goods, it
(age ol thi s gresat resk
' puil of clothes so our
o
jost for the sjiot costs,
tid let us dret- s 9 ?u no
c. . V
to tell you more a bom
?f bargains hut being* :
tsg so. J3\\ we ask is i
I'csMiaiy see we are
E FOR BUSIN
1 prices that will give
Wishing everyone a
(1 hoping for more of;
ASTER S. C.
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VI13 RC AN
11 order to
1ATH, deid
getting
. Fair dealits.
Ilnvi
Banking
and makes
ess. We
t, groeerIg
departillinery
in
fuel that
tfer
ys
efore ptiren,
aii1' we have
ist cost. Now
t we have, such
CE.
18 93J5 tO
action sale
establish*
, SO (lo-'t
U what we
so v fished
ail inspecESS,
you perprosper
your patBiflr
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