The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 25, 1905, Image 3
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Jnlty1st and 3il Sabbath,
litlla < re k, 'J.'l and 4th Sabbath, 11
til.
l'leaaant fill I, 2d and 4lli Kabbulh,
\? in.
? G ?otl milch cow with young
cnif for 8 ilo. Apply to .) E lint1*
dge :
? MiiiM Julia Simpson in yi?iU '
? i ? -
u'g menus in tins pluce.
?Tlio school at Unity hss open
ol will) Rev ,JM .Vhito ai teacher
and an enrollment of 35 pupils.
? Miss Jessie Bockhum of (
Plea-uint Hill i? visiting Mrs .1 M
While at U nil y.
? The State supremo court 1)ms <
adjourned until the spring term i
and .fudge Ira B Jones returned
home Saturday.
? Married, by Rev Mi Mucks I
tfuuday, Juny 8, 11)05, Mr Press- I
ley Wright and Miss Ella .1 '
Nenl, all of tlio Oak hurst section. <
? For sale ! 30 head of shoup *
in lino condition at $2 por head. I
Apply to P T Twilty, Ilcath A
Spring, S C.
? Mis? Ora Lemmond of Rock '
Hill visited relatives here this 1
week. 1
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uviuy U|Pl lll^S (JI IU1S
place hlis been elected a director 1
in tho Bank of Chester vice '.J L *
Agors, dco'd. '
- For aulo ! A No 1 feather
bed cheap. Apply nt this nflieo. ^
- Mr Burk Lsiumond, of Co- '
H
lumbia, is visiting his father here. ^
Charley Hudson, col,, has boon t
granted a patent on his improved
Ice Creuin Frcosser to freeze cream
jn blocks. lie wilj exhibit tho
fiee??f on Main street tomorrow.
-- Dr. 11. G. Elliott lias purchas- t
edthe "Billings" place from Mr. ^
Geo. C, Cuius, and Mr. E. B.I/n 1 (]
gle has purchased Di. Elli tt's ^
home place near Daight. Mr. 1
Carncs will move to one of Dr. j j
Crawford's cottages opposite tho {j
Presbyterian church, jt
x-.-.-Cayds will be issued today to r
the marriage of Miss UnaPny- 'j
soil! to Mr .J Forrest Boswell of r
Jiiukville, Va. Tho nuptials will
be frolemnixcd at tho homo of tho ^
bride's parents, Mr and Mrs b C !_
Pay sour, at 1 p m., Foby 9th, I
1905 Rev J J Paysewr of
den, N. C., will officiate. L
- - Mr Ed Outoo of Choeterfield j h
has accepted a position as assist - ' R
ant at tho Southern depot at this '
place to Mr Wimborly, the newly j
appointed npent. &
? Mr loel Blackmon, a hrotborj0
pf oi}r townsman Mr J J Black?!'
mon, wits thrown from his horse
! 4 I
last Thursday night, having on? ,
of ! is shoulders hnd'y dislocated. | *(
A physician was summoned, tho
dislocated momber put hack in , ?
place, an t Mr 11., will soon he i
. 1 *
nimsen again.
v
--The bill to create two addit- j(
ionnl judicial oircuita introduced j
jn the House plupos Chester, Fair- ^
field, Lancaster and York in a
circuit to themselves to bo known
as tho seveuth circuit. Wo bopo C
the Lancaster delegation will voto s
against the "Ten Circuit Bill." t
The e probably is noed of an ad- '
ditionnl supremo court justifm but c
thoi d is no necessity for any ad- c
ditional circuit judges. i
?j?The handsome portrait of '
General Micah .Jenkins recently 1
presented by tho Daughters of the p
Confederacy to tho Houso of )
Representatives was unveiled in 8
tho house last Thursday. Tbo H
presentation address ^as made by 8
Col. ^. Coward. The poi trait 1
wiii? painted by Miss Clara Barrett e
Strait, a Lanenstor lady now of 1
Washington City, whose talent, n? c
The Columbia State Hays, is i
vouchsafed by this painting, which ^
has -boon admired as a very fine ^
likness, presenting much that was
characteristic of Die young gener- 1
ah *
A*
? Braska, tho little sou r>f Mr
Anderson' Johnson of tho Newonl
section, who was so badly horn,
eU on Sunday, 15th instant,' the
particulars of which wero given
in our issue of the 18th, tYied of
his injnrios last Friday, anil the
remains of the little one were interred
at Hopewell on Saturday.
?Rev. W. C. Kwart was painfnlly
injured yesterday as tho Vcsnlt
of m kick 011 tho leg froil a horse
The injury is not very serious.?
Yorkvillo Enquirer.
? Wo are pleased to nolo in the
Record tho nuuio of Isaac Thomas,
a little Lancaster hoy, on the roll
of honor, for tho year 1004, at
Epworth Erphanage, Columbia.
Isaac is tho youngest of his class,
of which only tivo wero (>11 tho
roll of honor.
? Col Lcroy Smites. Messrs
W U Clyburn mid C L MoMnnus,
Lho delegates from this county to
the Southern Cotton Convention i
which is no** in session in Now
Orleans, left Monday morning for <
hut city in atnplo time to he i
iresent nt tho opening of the eon- <
mention. I
?The young mon of the town '
live organized an orchestra with '
i membership of fifteen. They 1
will order instruments nt once.
Some of the mono)' nccessuiy was <
aised by subscription and tho 1
jnlnnco noedod they will raise by
giving entertainments. i
?Tho furmors of Creek and '
Sfowcut section aro urgently rcpiosted
to meet at Camp Crock
ichoolhouse on Thursday night 1
* 1
<eb 2d, at 7 o clock sharp, as
horo are important matters claim (
ng our attention to bo considered,
A Farmer.
?Says the Fort Mill Times in (
ho pioceidings of tho farmers
neoting at that place last week; j
'A letter from Capt S E While j ^
>f Lancaster, ono < f Fort Mill j
ownship's largest farmers, was . y
oud, in which ho stated that tin*
ess c( tton advanced in price ho I ^
iidn't think ho would plant mire!
han half a crop, and that he wasp
oaly to join his brother farmers!^
n any step they may take for the (
le'ternicnt of conditions
? Mr M C Gardner, County | a
Supervisor, requests us to an-.-' ,
ounce that his regular ollice days j
nil 1)0 Friday and Saturday of j
uch weok, except Saturday before i
ho first Monday in each month ?
nving to bo here on tho first
londay, tho day tho board meets, v
? Tho Lodger, The Atlanta y
uiirnal, Sour weekly, and The a
lonthern Cultivntor, :\\ throe ,
no year for #2., but must lie
add for In advance ll
b
? Bishop Capers las appoin'ed
lie Rev Mr Johnos, ofK"ck Hill,
g
a take charge of the Episcopal
Jhurch of Lancaster, beginning 1
'obruary 1, at which timo the ?
arm of service of iho Rov. 11. C. n
luzyck, who is now in charge, t{
Mil expire. Mr. Mazyck will go
r> Beaufort as assistant to tho
toy Mr. Githeqs. ? Lnncustor .
pccial to Nows and Courier,
Members of tho South Eastern
Jotton Buyors' Association aro
ending out the following le'.ter
o their buyers and shippers :
'On accouqt qf the largo amount
?f cotton held throughout tho
louutry and left exposed to the ^
voath. r, there will lomnr'/eted
rora this time forward, an un- I
isually large quantity of dum
igeu cotton, We bog to notify
'ou theroforo, that wo will make
ottleraent for damaged cotton
hipped U9, upon tho weight of
iame, after wo have received,
licked and put it in a merchant- *
ible condition. Wo would much *
ather not have any damaged (
iottoa shipped us at all. Please
impress upon all holders of coton,
tho necessity of housing
heir cotton from the weather,
n order to avoid heavy losses
>y damage."
[For Tbfe Ledfcfer
t4 i lid Crauford 01 ul>." *
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A very charming session of til
above named club was held a
tho residence of Mrs .1 T Thomas
sin, on Wednesday afternoon
Ian 18th.
It wa8 our privilego to be pret
cut, and wo enjoyed tho discussio
of "Hamlet," which was th
tliemo for tho evening. Mesdam
oh George W Williams, Wil
Reed, and C J Henry took loud
ing parts; thoir papers showe<
thought and appreciation of th
master play of the great 4 4Ban
of Avon." Tho criticisms lo
tho club were animated and enter
celing.
Mrs Thomasson entertainec
very gracefully, and was attirec
in a dainty French tea gown ol
pink and hluo china silk. Tht
luxurious homo was most inviting,
md beautiful in its appoiutmoJts,
r t - -
uuncrieon was served in the lon?j
lining hull. The table was teiplendont
with cut glass, delicate
jhina and silver. Tho centre
licco wis u largo cut-glass bowl
>f rose geranium leaves; and
loutonnicres of these leaves and
iweet violets were at each plate.
The luncheon consisted of three
curses, and was delicious and
avish.
Toasts wore otiered at concluson,
totno of whioh woio witty
md amusing.
Visitors were: Misses Floried
he Pass of Camden, Lnla ileath
?f (Charlotte, Julia Taylor ol
iVashington and Mrs J P Huntei
if Lancaster. F. M. LI.
< ? Ltesult
of "Playing War."
special to The State,
White Hock, Jan. 23.?A horiblo
accident happened in tho
lei wood section Saturday. Jt
eenis that a shooting match had
ecu hold. l'hls was over and
lio older folks had loft their guns
l ing or standing promiscuously
round. While no ono was paying
lrtieulur attention somo hoys bean
"playing war" with tho empy
(?) guns Unfortunately ouo
i tho hands of Holland Lowmun,
bout 12 3 o irs old, was not empy
until it had boon discharged
lto the neck of Utile "Pel"
lurmon, who was still younger
'ho little fePuw died Instantly.
Hero is a puzalo that puzzles
vorybody: Take tho number os
our living brothers, double the
mount, add' to it throe, muli|>ly
y live, iui(i to it tho nunil?er of
ving sisters, multiply tho result
y ten n.id add tho numbor of
oaths of brothers and sisters ntid
ibtrsct 150 from tho rosult. Tho
ght number will bo the number
f deaths, tho middlo will bo tho
umVier of living sisters and tho
jtt thonumher of living brothers,
'ry it and seo..
?Subset ibo to Tho Ledger.
FOR THIRTY
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In order to reduce our:
1/A am n-niMA- aaII
tv in v guillg IU SCII ?UUU5>
cbruary 5th. It's useles
-4 PRI
i
When wo saj Cost wo mean #x
his sale only lasts for Thirty dayi
!?6t us.
Wo don't charge you anything t
tot.
Yi
FUNDHRBUR1
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i j Three InHtidMV Flttsti.
I
bptvlal to Tho State.
0 : Kershaw, Jan. 20.?-TbC peot
plo in tho vicinity of Flat ltock, a
neighborhood ubout eevon miles
? J south of Kershaw are becoming . _
i very much alai uietl ovor tho recent \l
?-1 burnings in that section. There
n | have boon three alleged incendiary
0 fires within a radius of throe Tm
- guiles within tho last three weeks'.
1 About three weeks ago, Mr.
- Joseph Fletcher's barn was burned
with its contents which con0
siskui of several bales of cotton
1 which was all ho made last year
7 and which ho was holding for
- belter prices his fodder, cotton
seed and a n now buggy. \ negro 'orl
1 woman confessed to tho crime ^
I and says sho had no motivo
f whatsoever for her dovilish act. I
* She is now in jt.il in Camden W
i awaiting trial.
On last Tuesday night Mr.
; Lewis Truosael had his corn crib A
with about 150 bushels of corn %
II burned. This crib was at least \
) 150 yards from any dwelliug and
I thereforo must have been sot on ^
I fire intentionally. No clue was
I left as to tho criminal. jn (
Again on tho fo'lowing night
i Mr lUirrcll Truesdol had his barn pun
1 burned with its contents. A. negro wo
boy by tho name of Isaac Pea was ttn ,
. suspected of the crimo as ho and antj
Mr. Truesdol had had a difficulty
sonio time beforo. Upon being
I questioned as to his whereabouts at
i the time tho fTro started, ho claim
f ed that ho was not at home, which ?
fact his wife substantiated, but I]
spent tho uight at a neighbor's $3.1
house.The man whom be olainis ho |J|
spent tho night with denied having
seen Pea for a week. Upon such
diversity of statements the negro
Pea was committed to jail until a \n
preliminary hearing can bo had. J
Ah a result of such frequent
fires pooplo are natually becoming ?
greatly alarmed over the situation.
It scorns that the farmeis in
this sociion are determined to hold
their cotton for bettor pricos. As i
an evidence of this fact many poo- "V
pie are removing their cotton from
the warehouses hero, currying it
back home. Some are hauling it
a distance of 15 miles. K. S, C.
DO M KSTIO TROIJ B LE3
It is exceptional to find a fum 6VC
ily whero thoro are 110 domostic
ruptures occasionally,but those cue
ho lessenod hy having Dr. King's
New Life Pills around. Much
trouble thoy save by their great
work in Htomuch and Liver trou- I
hies Thoy not only relievo you,
but cure. 25c, at Crawford Bros.,
I. F. Maokoy v&Co., and Funder 1
hurk Pliar. Dtug Stores. |j
Notice.
My regular offico days will be Batunlays
and first Mondays. All other
days you will find me at my ofilce
near L & (3 depot Will keep school
books at both offices and will be glad
J to watt on you any day in the week.
W M Moore,
, Co Hunt of K.t nnatlnn I
! Jan 10, 1905.
DAYS ONLY *
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stock, before taking stock,
sat'0 First Cost st
CE8 ^ SI
st
actly what wo Hay. Kememhor
9.. Como and ?ee what our goods
io show you whether you buy or
J ?
ipui iu serve,
{ COMPANY.:
U I irn?fcji
lOMf
Vhat, Cotton. N(
\
ual to six cent cotton. S
t t " + + t "t
You liavo got what I want?MONK
it?GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
h S b h
Somo of Iho boat AXES on earth at
i*et me. I sell for Cash and at C
BACCO at Coat.
. B. MACK*
w
With A V
c< Making a C
>ur businoss and in ordo. to r<Aluco ou
offer to tho purchasing public otlt
its also all Winter fabrics AT COST,
moan business when wo say COiJT, v
slegant lino of Dry Goods, Shoos, Ni
Hats, and tvill undersoil any one elst
ome and See and
self.
>ur Clothing and Pauts comprise all tl
loys Clothiug from 75c to $3.00 per
00 to $10.00 per suit. This is no hui
fetimo for tho purchasing public of La
RESPi
IcCardell and A
GREAT BA
1 t 1
For ten days we will offer th(
r offered in Lancaster.
VUp will make prices th
h move the goods.
J? ? Fleece lined vests sold | pftfl
adies m'eVr11"' i"la 51111
|? > Heavy Walking skirts I
nIPC ma<le without litiiUK. I fill
(Ullud soldfor $1.26, $1 flOand
l thiu ualu QU/> *1 ??? vi *" "
500 Ladle's 5E,
36 inch White
Sold 6 cents, this sale 5 cents
and pretty patterns, this sale
GOOD HEAVY CHECKED HOME!
GOOD Cnlacoes, this sale, 4 1
Come and look 1
ock and you may
tide that you arc
id we will make
lit you.
F? F.
w m an W* J
In Masonic Building, Abov
; m.
.... ?
3. my Prices
o'come to see ne.
t t* t
Y; and I have got what you
S h h
last y oar's prices. Don't
iotton prices. 8,000 Iba
ORELL!
iew Of
Change >?
r stqok until Febjr.
eutjro lino'.oT o,urf
Wo bttvo ft QeW ltd# a|4
jq mean it. We ojle.hfcfe
>tions, Gents' Furnis^infn
3 in town.
Satisfy Your10
stylos in nwdiiilU
suit. Menl' ff9>?
mbUg, but id the
ncftstoi'iGoUrt^.
ECTFULLY,
llison Bros.
RGAIN8\
5 Greatest Bargains
at will
I I Baaiuleaa bote
I Ladies sk sia1??*!
? JACKETS uold 910 00
m $8 00. BS 00. and *rt on
IUW thU sal*, ffl 00, a CO*,
ad *3 00.
Fleece Lined Hose,
i 15c this sale 10c.
Homespun
. Nice Quality Out*
: 414 cents.
SPUN* this sale 414.
4 cents.
through our
find the very
> looking for
the price to
LOUD.
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