The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 18, 1905, Image 4
Senator Halo vYas there
Senator Halo met Senator Spooner
one day 1 week when there
was to I e u night session of the
senate, says tho New York A'orld't
Washington letter.
l4Spoouer" said Hale, "1 sup
pose you will he at tno night tossion?"
"1 don't sed how 1 can,
Spooner replied. l4l Inivo ft dinnor
engagement."
Spooner," remonstratod Souator
llalo gravely, 4ithrtt ison''
tho right spirit. Wo have ft?
enormous quantity of .vork to do
and wo must not give up tho du
ties our constituents have intrustoi
to us to perform. Wo are necdei
here at our desks."
Senator Spoonor thought it ovc
ard telephoned Mrs. Spoono" thu
he could not get to tho dinne:
because of the night session of tin
senate. lie told Mrs. Spoonc
to go and have a good timo and hi
remained at his desk until the ser.
ate adjourned.
When Senator Spooner reachei
home that night ho asked Mrs
Spooner if she had a good tunc
"Oh delightful," Mrs. Spoon
n t* i?mv1 in>1
VI I U|/i 1UVU
"Who took you out to dinner?'
asked Spooncr.
"Senator Hale/'Mrs. Spoonc
replied.
rloro's an .cvidenco of pro
farming we clip from the Wnl
halU Courier:
George A Harrison,a renter nea
Landrum, raised with two horse
501) bushels of oats on 18 acres
155 bushels of wheat on S acres
850 bushels of corn on 17 acres
15 bales of cotton on 12 acres
400 bushels of turnips; 150 hush
els sweet potatoes;40 bushels o
Irish potatoes; 10 bushels of whiti
navy beans; 20 tons of pea vin
hay;5 tons of wheat straw; 71 ton
of oat straw: 1,000 pounds o
pork; 6,000 bundles of fodder
400 bushels cotton seed. If cotton
was sold early in the season a
10 cents the market price of thii
crop was about $2,900. Let il
be remoinbered this farm is in tin
rogion whero the Pacolet Hoot
wus at its worse.
Two Negro Murderers Lynched
Mobile, Ala., March 14. ? /
Register special from Selma, Ala
says Ed and Will Potomey, ne
groes,who yosteiday morning sho
and fatally wounded Prof Claudi
Hardy, at Pineapple Ala, wer<
caught today by apnobof citizen!
in a house near Allcnton, Wilco>
County, Alabama, where they
had barricaded themselves, anc
were taken to a nearby swam]
and hanged.
fcoiey 'a Honey and Tar is bes
for croup and whooping cough
contains no opiates,and cure!
quickly Careful mothers keep it ir
tho house. Sold by Fundorburli
Pharmacy.
Notice to Road Overseers
All overseers of the public
roads of Lancaster County win
have not wot kod their section oi
road will please warn out theii
hands and work same at once, to
the roads have now dried olF s<
thev can be properly worked. Il
thcro is any section that has nol
an overseer, please report same t<
mo at once and 1 will appoint one,
M C Gardner,
4t. Co Supervisor.
Notice of Final Discharge
Notico is hereby given that on
tho 31st day of March, 1905, the
undersigned, ns guardian of Mag
gio E Sistare and George W Sistare,
will file his final return and
settlement and make application
to the Probate Court for the
County of Lancaster, State of
South Carolina, for a finnl discharge
as such guardian.
Ii T McCain.
March 1st, 1905.
>?
All Involuntary Hero
Mow ii Unpin in Won Glory in
1
( llnltln Which llo Didn't Do.
, servo.
'Speaking of ,vur incidents,"
said a vetonin newspaper man, "a
friend of mine in West Virginia
1 who wore the Union hlue in the
. civil war was tfco principal actor
in an afTair that was unique. He
. was promoted from captaiu to
I colonel for bravery in the face of
j the enemy,'* when as a matter of
fact ho win bravo on the occasion
which brought about his ororao1
lion because ho could not help it
1 It was a case of bravery being ae.
tually forced upon biui against
r his will.
t "It appears that the Union
r troops of which the captain's
a company was a i art had become
r demoralized to some extent by
e the lire of the con federates, and
. the soldiers were scattered over
the battlefield in squads. The
1 captain had secured a stray horse,
.. and soon after mounting the
!. strange animal an orderly dashed
up to him and said:
"The general commands you
" to charge voui men and take
those works in front o* your
r lino.'
"Turning to the scattered troops
the captain sang out.
d "Rally, men, the general has
. ordered us to capture those works
ahead.'
r "As some of the soldiers were
s lining up for the advance the
i; captain accidentally touched his
spurs to the Hanks of the strange
i; horso. With a snort the animal,
, seizing his hit in its toeth, sprang
furu'urrl unrt rrrtinnr liLro a tnhirl.
- * V" " " ' ~ ) ?U>4 ftU."6 .MW ?
f wind, headed straight for tbe
0 enemy's works.
0 44 'Come on men,' shouted the
s captain, as he clung on tor dear
t life and tugged at the bridle in a
; desperate effort to bring the ex
cited beast to a standstill. Hut
t tho more ho tugged at the bit tho
s faster the horse went toward tho
t enemy.
a 44liullets were 'zipping' un1
comfortably close to the captain
and he expected to be punctured
by a minie ball at any instant.
He glanced backward and saw his
scattered followers far in the rear.
^ He was close upon the earthworks,
when gripping the reins
and closing his eyes, the mean^
time yelling 4whoa' at the horse
he prepared for tho worst. With
a mighty bound the animal cleared
. the works and was on the inside.
i
c The sole defender was a gray-clad
r Confederate infantryman, who
j hud been pegging away with his
) musket at tho union line.
it nnnnrl ur lmn or- twl r/il '
UUI IVUUCI y UU DVU14UV4I VI J
shouted the captain, partly in
terror and pKrtly to terrorize the
solitary confederate soldier.
^ " 'You go to Hades, you in*
i fernal \ auk,' replied the Soutb;
ernor, as he dashed down a hill
and disappeared in a nearby
1 thicket, leaving the captain and
bis excited prancing steed in sole
possession of the works he had
j captured single handed and against
' his will.
" '1 was simply rushed into
* fame and glory byJJ a crazy run|
away horse,1 said the captain,
'but when my promotion came,
, with a thrilling description of my
'heroic charge and capture,1 I
simply accepted it as one of the
fortunes of war, although it was
a mistake and 1 did not deserve
i t 1 ton j c#l n/1 f nu/t.i i\a ???HU ?
ii. jl nun n; un\>a|fu Willi in y
, lifo."
CASTOR IA
I for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
! Bears the ST? .
Signaturo of J-eC&JZdAC
puoaa s. i7| b^^oii??i| ywouiiiig
TK~TTU uBNNtfS
Why llo Passed.
! One of Assistant Attorney Gen-" ^
I oral Deck's stories w.is especially
appreciated by law students. A
! general in the civil war applied at
; the close of the conflict for admis
i sion to the bar of the United
I States. ^
j A committee of throe examin!
ers reported that he hail answered ^
correctly two-thirds of the questions
put to him. A judge, astonished
at the generals success, ask- '
e ; t
, ed the chairman of the committee j ^
I what thoquestions were. "Well,"
j he replied, "the first was, 'What
is the rule in Shelly's case?' and
the answer was 'Writing poetry.'
That was not correct.
tl
j "Then wo asked him what was ^
, a 'contingent remainder, and a (
j 'vested interest,' and he said he ^
, did not know. That was correct, j
and we admit him." ? Chicago
Law Journal.
Assigning Russian Prisoners.
Tokio, March 15.?The gov- ^
ernment is assigning quarters to s
the 43,000 Russian prisoners cap.] r
turod in the recent battle of Mukden.
These will be distributed ]
i throughout 20 garrison towns, the ?
! largest number going to Kanasaj
wa, Kumamoto, Akit, Sandai,
Fushini, Nagoya, Kurume and
Kukuoka. ]
It is easier to applaud that it is
I to win applause. <
OABTORZA.
Beara the /) K'nd You l,ave Alvva*s B0Ufi> *
'1T*
?(
| The Place to Buy Shoes
i We have ju?.t received anew lot of
I the E'.kiu & Ashcraft homemade
( shoes at same old price $1.60, also a
fdll line of the
Ked Seal Nlioen
j that we can save you from 26c to 50c I
a pair; best on the market,
; CHERRY & CO.
Notice.
My regular office days will be Baturdays
and first Mondays. All other
days you will find mo at my office
near L & C depot Will kfeep school
books at both offices and will be glad
to wait on you any day in the week.
W M Moore,
Co Supt of Education.
Jan 16, 1005.
t abbage Plants
From' the hest selected seeds.
Now ready f>r shipment. large,
strong, healthy, these plants are
grown in die open aii and will slanJ j
severo freeze with out injury. Early |
Jersey Wakefield, l.argo Type or
Charleston Wakefield which are the
best known varieties ol early cabbage,
also Hendetsou's (Succession, the best
laitte, late and sure header. Auvusta
Early Trucker, also a fine type of lute
variety. Neatly packed in light baskets,
$1.50 per M, For five thousand (
or over $1.25 per thousand F O B Ex
press office. Cha* M Gibson. |
Youngs Island, 8 <3. j
Dec 20, 1904 ?3in. '
HAVE YOU S
last you this mou
better look and
send me yourortl
WE HAVE J ;?4
neatly and quickl
est prices.
__.?4 1. - .
*wy nit; wiun ai
thing you want
will please you be
qutlity.
THE STRAIT
A.
The Virginia Mine Disaster.
jftst Four I Iodic* Ucc??voi cd, Making
Or.o hundred and Eleven in
All.
Birmingham, Ala , March 14.
? With the removal of tbj last
our bodies from the Virginia
nine today the total number of
todies recovered from the awful
xplosion of February '20 was
welled to 111. The recovery cf
lie bodies has been a slow and
liffiicnlt task.
The fund which was raised for
he relief of the widows and orihans
left by the disaster reached
iear!y $30,000, and this is being
listributed among thorn in tho
?riu ??f a semi-monthly allowance
>v a committee, composed of the
nost prominent ministers of the
lirminulnun district.
CABBAGE PLANTS
$1.50 FEB THOUSAND.
T ntvi iirnnurod l?? 41 11 -I ..!? - - ?
lers with the bent varied-h of t'nhhuire
rNanta. Orders tilled for any amount
intl varieties, lfrito f -r ;? lee* on Sots
>f 3.fH:0 anr? over. Aililio s ? rders to
W T Carr,
Mei?aet?8, 8 C
Dec 20, 15)04? 3m
I>t- 1* C* Elliott,
Lancaster, S. C.
Resi.l iiie phone No 187. Olllce,
Davis ituildiuir. corner Main and
Dunlap street*; phone No 72
Will practice In both town and
5<>unty of Lanctis'er. AII ca'b, iibi r
lay or niieliwill receive prompt at.union
Jan. 10, 190j ?tf.
Gro to the
LANCASTER MARBLE
,VNI>
GRANITE WORKS,
for Good Work and Low LYicos
A. J. McNinch*
LANCASTER, S. 0 *
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STATIONERY. BILLHEADS,
IENTS, BLANKS, etc., to
til ? You had
see and then
lers.
job printing plant and
J j.~ J_ -- ? i*
area to uo your printing
Iy, and at Ion .
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j
11 order for any
printed and f
?tli in price and
Respt fully. j
JOB PRINT. |
IEDGER OFFICE j
.m+rnmm n > ? i? , iu itwmmm ! ? i^?? <
Tho Kind You Have Always Boug
in uso for over GO years, has '
? and has u<
SwTo
All Counterfeits, Imitations ami
Experiments that tritlo with ant
Infants and Children?Expericnt
What is CAi
Cftstoria Is a harmless substitui
goric, I>rops and Soothing Syrn
contains neither Opium, Morpli
substance. Its ago is its guaran
and allays Fovcrishness. It cur
Colic. It relieves Teething Troa
and Flatulency. It assimilates
Stomach and Bowels, giving he
Tlio Children's Panacea?Tlio M<
GENUINE CASTC
Sears the Sigi
I The Kind You Have
In Use For Over
THE CCNTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY I
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BE- tP u 1
l| ?m^!' C\ $ 7f- <i':* ' Q rr< V A"fe ?*|
LYONS firi ysiljial if cN i
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, j
RcSULTS. Greatest known female 101
! r AIITi.'tU Host art? of eountorfolls ami Imitations. '?'li
! uMUItwri ton with fao-Miui't? Altsnatiiro < ? : "- ? ' f t
| Boud for Circular to WlUilAMH Mi'U. CO.. Solo Agents. I
Sold by Fnnderhurlc Pharmacy.
i
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PROKBHSION A I; ('AKD. ?
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Hit M I* f-'ltANVKiUtn I)li It (' Khown I *
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Pip. :-5t'f:?* :.l tl Sil le'.en|l?,
t ???( :?&( (>r, S. (
Treat met t of the eye, nose iinil ; ^
th o i st ? pt citify. j si ltd
Galls pinii.ptl j ai sw't r -t| tl ly or j hull
night. OdiUfc over Crawford l?roj.
Drug 8'.me, j
I Phones: Otlloe, No Phi; it Ideiiees i .. .
J Nos 11 ami 86. j Uul
;"iQiY'~T0 LOAN j..
1 I loive is:.ol arrangement wit ? |
lenders of money in New Y' rk ' <y, i Up]
with whom I am able to negm i telnms ] ?.
necurtt! by Hist mortgage on Imp'oved 1 *
cotton ftrms, hi 7 cr c i:l title'* > '? ! for
repayable in aiiinml Mialnittm lit* of , f(,r
live \ ears No broke*age or enmnibt I
elon charged Only a reasonable I I
charge for abstract oitlu.\ J.
11 K WYl.lli,
j Aug 31?(Jm. Attorney s.r Law j
L ' '
a us i n es s Jd. u c at. io n
PAYS LAKGE DIVIDENDS ! j
YOU need a praHieal hindness e.i *"*
i ucaticii We yimnintee nn .tie-Hon
, Courses ?.T study ' odors. ,J us li- lug ! he < *>' i
' m >st practical; t< t y have i;*nperht s fcV I
I I'slrn. ti' 11 :ri v >s (irst ' 's Nn {"^ j
, other but-incM c 'fur I o'tei ad- er?.=
jvauUms Iv.tor now and prepare
j for a iuerative . < si i n. Our j*rndiiules
Rrein demand i.el us assist you wo cas
! have ?>t-isle I hundreds?they nre *n
| positions. Wo offer special rotes j?*g
: Macfoit's 3. (J. Humiicss College gl
Columbia, S. (3.
' A Uj?. 20, 1904?If 0?
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PILES! PILES! PILES! fa
l)r, Willi mis' Indian Pile Ointmciil
will rure IPind il c> dinir.lTloeiated, .
and Itohing Pih s l< absorbs tIte tu- 1'J-1
mors all i.? the iic.Minjr at < nee. rct's I
as a o'iil.ii'0, jpv: s in- ..lit relief. l>r, !
Willians' indltn Pi'e (>i ???- is
; pr pur d o? ly f>r Piles and it# hit <; of
the private pails and nothing
1 Kvcry b"x i rantee-l <! hy v
<11 tiKt-'i-I" sent iiv mail, f< r />().!, end v
$1 ?<(? per t.nx W. M.I A MS 'P'U : v
l O Prop's, f'Pvo'a' I, Ohio t v
Sold hy i r? il? U i'..a" 11:1 y, d '
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COMFIETE fQt'l'-'iV.- \fS A SJ'fC'AilY. [j
y i.v
cat a* .#nr:"-> ?.r, $ [i
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on % ' ' j i ..
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(noino. uoiun ;, c.fiNirio machin- j j?ay.
caw Mill ?n3 v.'ocl-.voitmins a
machincrv. chi.'iclc and! atm
MACHINE RV, CORN Mills. { f ,i
brick mikinft h achin* , ' 1
CRY. KINDRED I.. CS E i. II 1"<
gibbes mfiklnpy (<)v.jv.\'y. ; ''
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lit, nn:l which lias <.v 1
borne tho signal ... e \t
ccumado under v'r
rvlsiotl since its i iiAnr-v,
no to deceive y</: t-"
" Just-as-good'' a t.".:.
I endanger ti:c 5; '
10 against Fxyorime:* .
STORiA
to for Castor Shvrcips*
It is Plcaymt. it
ino nor other Narcotic
tee. It destroys V/or?i;"?
es Diarrhoea and Wind
hies, cures Constipation
the Food, regulates tho
altliy and natural s?eci>.
other's Friend*
^ !T3 i! A ck a a.
P n ia *** w ^ n ?
laturejaf ^ ^
Always Bought
30 Years.
ITHCCT. NCW YORK CtTV.
R? B E*
icuica! Eitops
to ;-v"conip1ish OH-SiRRD
uctly. Price, il.50 per bottle.
t- pcnulno I- put up only ir pasto-boant Carno
ixiulo. liiua:
.love land. OHIO.
E. RMLEDGE, Dentist,
Lancaster, S. C.
\ i.iUuij.' on credit doesn't pay,
inV tonus from this ti.ne
ccforth nro si i ictly cash.
Priced,
d Filling i?1.50
A Minimum Filling 75 cts.
(Jenlent lulling 75 ct
ItUlllll'lt l'LATK,
I upper set. of tooth $12.00
per and lower set $25.50
Liu's.* prices arc strictly
cash. No work done cxcopt
cash or ?jr<>(?<! security.
E. RUILEDGE, Dentist.
J. UJJKK1" FOSTER.
Attorney at Law,
LANCASTER, S. C.
?>'* " >!''." ! I "M .:i H|> t!'iu! >
HI aiSEfiSES
; the most fatal of all dis;es.
%l ?V30 KiONEY CURE It *
JcixtLs I 3 <u> Guaranteed Retoedy
money refunded. Contains
aedics recognized by emiit
physicians as the best for
Jney and Bladder troubles.
PRIC2 53c. a ad $1.00.
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isivnivilitf, 10 0 a ill 9 15 p ill
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l.aneaft-cr, 114 0a in 9 45 p m
CONNECTIONS.
IiikUt?H.ouilu rn, M-alioaril and
L.liii!i & North weatorn railwayp.
iincaKter? Sou i hern Kail way.
. 1\ d/cl-UUK, si.-ist Traffic rngr
UOYhPUINHH.
re*t anil Traillu Manager.
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