The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 29, 1905, Image 5
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ifdt sulci Ring's lltipfo
Cotton Soed. Apply to 11. Ciiflliiugluim,
Lancaster, S. C.
- Cull at L. M. Co's and got
Floridoru cotton teed.
T W. Mi; Murray.
- S good unik i.ows for t>alo.
K. J. & .). I) Glenn, li F I) No 1
ljiincasior ft. U.
? Mri L (J Pay sour is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
.) E Poore, tii Columbia.
? The county received a check
Monday for $5,000, which has
been borrowed Vrom the State
Sinking fund to meet the current
county expenses.
? Our merchants have signed
the agreement for early closing
of the stores, and beginning next
Monday the stores will bo closed
at 6:30 p tn., except on Saturdays,
until Sept 1st, next. i
? I ho Spring millinery opening
of the L M Co.. will come off
April 4tb and 5th. See adv in
this issue.
? At a recent meeting of the
county board of control the salaries
of the dispensers in Ibis
county woro raised from #65 to .
#75 each per month, and the
salaries of their clerks from #.35
to #40 each.
I
. ?State Constable llonry McManus
moved his family from
this place to Charleston this ,
week. Mr McManus has been
* assigned to that division of the
constabulary.
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?Tho resjfjenco of Dr F C rlin (
son at Primus came near being i
burned Monday supposedly from |
sparks alighting on tho roof. A (
latgehole was burned in the roof 5
and ceiling before tho tire was i
extinguished
?Married, March 23, 1905, i
at the Unity manse, by Rev J M
.Vhito, Mr 11 M McCain and Mb8 j
Maggie Wullace, all of the unity
eection.
? Married, March 20, 1905, 1
by Rev Thos Blackmon, Mr Win
Holly and Miss Lily Morgan, 1
daughter of Mr A J Morgun, all
of Fiat Creek town* hip.
?The pay of the keeper of the
County Home h?i6 been raised by
the county board of commissioners
from ?5.50 to about ?7 per i
month per inn.ate for the keeping
of tho county's paupers.
? A reward of ?50 has been
offered ior the arrest and conviction
of the party who stole ?20
from a trunk at Mr Wesley Hur- 1
t.er's, a coat and vest from Mr
Claudius Funderburk s, a coat and
vest fivm Mr Ransom Hunter's
and a suit of clothes from Vfr
John Carncs', all in the Taherna cle
Beet ion, on the 17ih instant.
-Mr J as 11 Stevens, who lm?
been spending sometime at A*heville,
N C, is at home for a short
t:mo. His many friends hero arc
glad to ste him looking so well.?
Chora n Chronicle.
Th-> V tae Ore Remedies.
I have accepted the agency for
the famous Vitae Ore remedies
and will be pleased to furnish
them to any one desiring to try
them. They may he found at
any time at the store of Mr. A.
W. Chance, in Lancaster 1 will
a'so be in town on every Saturday,
with addition >d supplies of
the packages.
The remedies will cure rheumatism,
heart trouble, bladder
affections, grippe, liver and kidn
<v ailments, stomach disorders
and general debility.
By writing meat Elgin, 8 0 ,
I will deliver the remedies in
any part of the county.
The virtues of Vitae Ore have
beeu fully tested nod are truly
wonderful, as the many testimonials
I have will show.
Call on or address
John M. Hagins,
Elgio, 8. C.
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Mr Mlitotl Wtilket\ voungoct
Attn of Mr J l> Wrtikdr t f [W\>
plilbt'i died ai his homo at Ubnnokb)
Va., oil Friday last, 2-llli
inst, of coiisuitiption. Ho was
about 22 yearn of ago ami leaven
a widow turviving him.
? Miss Anna Cuuthon, daugh
ter of Mr Lewis Cuuthen of the
Pleasant Hill section, died on
Friday evening last, March 24,
1903, from tie effects of measles
She was about 21 years of ago, a
member of Fork Mill Baptist
church, and an excellent young
woman. Iler remains were
interred at Salem cemotory
Satin day afternoon, the burial
servico being conducted by ltev
David Hticks.
?His old comrades of the 4th
(J cnvulrv will regret to learn
of the death of Mr Satmiel 11
Stogncr, which occurred at his
homo in the Flint lt'dge section,
on Sunday last, March 24, J 90.5,
of pneumonia. He was about 68
years of ago and leaves a largo
family surviving him, several of
his children residing in Texas.
He was a man of kind and friendly
disposition, and made a gallant
soldier in the war.
Young Woman Burned to Death
Miss Ccny Williams, a young
woman on Mr ,1 B Nvals plantation
in Flat Creek township, was
so severely burned from her dress
catching afire wbilo burning off
the side of a terrace last Thursday
afternoon tint she died that night
from the effects of her burns just
a short time after Dr R C Bra
sington, who had been summoned,
arrived at her bedside. Rvery
particle of the yonug woman's
clothing wero burned off of her
and almost her entire hotly was
a terrible blister. Ller sislerr MisAnnie
Williams, who was with her
at the litre, had iter hand- so had.
ly burned in her efforts to extinguish
her sister's buruiogelothing
that it is probable one of them at
least will be deformed if she
Biinuui recover ibe use of it.
To Ivvpeiim nt With Soils.
A special to News and Courier
from Lancaster da ed March 23
says: An important experiment is
to 1)0 inado in this vicinity l>y the
Uuited S ates bureau of soils,
and Mr Fiederick F Bosteel, of
that department, is now hero for
thut purpose.
It seems that tho department
wants to do some experimental
farming on lands with yellow clay
subsoils a character of soil which
is found in abundance in the eastern
portion of Lancaster county.
Accompanied by .Judge Ira B.
Jones Mr Bosteel on yesterday
made a personal examination of
the Judge's farms oast of this
place; and found exactly tho
kind of soil he was looking
for. tie selected two acres, one
acre about a mile from town, and
the other about two milos distant,
which are to be cultivated under
the direction of the National Government
Five hundred pounds
,.f <w.:i :11 I? -
ui liiu null (till >irj OIIJ^ ll|) .'lllil
shipped Ht onofi to Washington
for analysis. .lust as soon us tho
analysis is made the Government
authorities will determine a hut
shall be planted on the two acres,
und the quantity and kind of fortil'Z
>rs to lie used
The experiment will ho watched
luitl. itinolt inloi'ool ?*? #!*/?
?? mi ?i"wu KMWI roi. tfj HIV li iriM
gent fnrnuM'b of Lancaster.
AT AUCTION
The effects of the Commercial
Clot), consisting of Billiard table,
Pool table, Chairs, Tables, Bookcase,
Pictures und other furnishings,
will be sold at public miction
at ttio club rooms on Friday,
March 31st 1905, at 12o'clock m.
By order of tho
Board of Malingers.
Mar. 17, 1905.?td.
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| Ifmtmddt* |u Chaster.
! *v ! ' Pi ivy, u?i ti^orai ivf^i fchui
ntu) ?'?^nn!iy kllin! ljtttt<j(dHi! 1j
mtui'lpvr if theWyliu
button liiill Hoie, nl CIjomH'!*
Monday. 'Iho IrouhUJ ulaihe over
li *4 account, which l'erry refused
to settle Saturday night. llo
went to the stoic Momlav with a
pistol 10 Ins hip pncltct and renewed
the trouble, nddresHing an
insulting remark at lloozer.
Hoczer was unarniod, and told
L'erry lie win a coward or ho
would not carry a |h*tol, where- 1
upon ho drew his weapon and, |
saying, "I'll show you whether 1
am a coward or not," tired twico
ir rapid succession. His victim
fell ?lca.I m his tracks in the store
door* lie at once took to the
woods and made good his o-cape.
Prc8Cram Moriah Union.
Hie Moriah Baptist Union wiil
convene with thoTaxahaw Bap
list church on F rid ay, April 28 th,
1?)().",
Friday 11 a m Introductory
s arm on. Organ iz it ion.
Friday afternoon Discussion ?
The revivals our churches need,
and how th?>v may fie secured Y
Rev. T. A. Dahnoy, F. B. Lingle.
Does G ai's word leivo us in
doubt as to the proportion of our
means wo are due for the support
of the Gospel ? Rev. J ?1.
Boldridge, J. F. M. Fstridge.
Saturday morning. To whom,
and for what purpose has the
Ho'y spirit been given? Rev.
Rico, \V. L Uroxton.
The faults that hinder spiritual
growth and usefulness in christians?Rev
R.J. Blacknon, M.
O. Gardner. . *
Saturday aftertioou. The great
; commission (a) What is embodied.
(h) The apostolic method,
j?W. 0 Hough, Rev. Rice.
Parental responsibility ? Butler
i li1 ii n<t nr I ?ii r lr fiillfi-.iiufl Kn
- w-.?, ..... -.,OV4 'J ' grucinl
discussion
Sunday morning ? Sunday
school mass mooting, conducted
by 10. B. Dingle. 11 a. in. Missionary
sermon, by Rev.
Rice ; alternate, Dr. J. H Boldridge.
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WE WANT Y0
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MISS COl'PED
'the latest styles
M SPRING
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Wo also live on exhibition ii
colors for Spring, sil
for shirt Taist suits,
ning sails, Pino-Crej
In our shoe department
black, Millitary, French and
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Cotton {}?4tic!|oit W#ut |
will not }dant r ?eed of got*;
full ibid feaiV' eaid Mr W U CJty?
to the edltoT t>f The Lodger ;
yesterday, "and every tfehaat on
uiy places will ledudo Inn cotton j
acreage at least one-fourth." in
rthstVor to further questions he 1
stated. "I run ith eight holse,
farm individually and there are
08 plows run by tenants and
croppers on my places." ? "I am
holding between two und three
hundred bales of cotton for 10
cents, and unless ?omo worse misfottune
befalls me than what ovor
has, 1 can hold it as long as 1
live." Mr CI) burn is one of Lancaster
county's largest and best
tarmers. He attended tho Mew
Orleans cotton convention und is
enthusiastic in the belief that the
only way for the south to get in
the sntldle is to reduce its cotton
production ? make no more cotton
thun is needed. Mr Clyhurn is h
big farmer and is setting the pace
for other big faimers. What aie
the other big farmers of the county
going to du? They say reduction
is the thing. It will encourage
small farmers very much
to carry out their plodges of reduption
to know how much tho
big farmers aie going to reduce.
Lotiorio W. P. Bannett.
Lancaster, S. C.
Dear Sir : Here's a paint
that's being sold to bargaindiunters
:
10 per cent lead
50 44 44 zinc
20 " 44 barytes
20 44 4 4 whiting
Barytes and whiting are saud
and white-wash, not paint.
Some people must like gold
bricKs. The name of that paiut
is 4,pure lead-and-zinc."
The dealer who sells it says it's
as good as Devoe.
Yours truly,
53 F. W. Dkvoe tfc Co.
Lancaster Mercantile Co. sell
our paint.
OABtT'ORZA.
a <ar8 the /) b>0 KM You Han Always Bought
U TO GOME I!
> j _ m
uesaay r
fEDNESD
GE has been No
and shapes in
AND SUM]
n our DRESS GOODS department,
k finish Koilenn--in evening shadei
Soieseite for evening and street sui
le, for shirt waists, ask to see them
we have some very pretty s
Medium heel. Nice line CI
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ter Merc
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: THE 25 PE
itflllllill llf 111!
In the very liest
ket grown seed IB
TOES. Ked Ti
fVkite Bliss, Peerl
Hebron and others
ces, Onion Sets am
at MACK01
WHY FvRrv Man and Ufnm!
..... h.wi j iiimii Mil II VVUIIIl
The NeW Yo
Because it is the strongest company
era use its policies protect one mill i
ecause it has over 390 million asset
Because it has over 3S0 millions lies
ecause it paid in dividends in 1904
ecause it is purely mutual. It has
Becuuso its us setts belong to the pol
ecause it does not invest in stocks t
ecause its policies contain only o
premium
Because the insutod loaves to his wid
a law suit,
ecause its policies are incontestable
Because it paid in 1904 $40,000,00
ecause it is the best estate you can
ecause it gives you the best protec
for the money.
gecauso you can't afford to carry anyth
best.
Call on J. E. BLACKMON of Lar
plication.
D W MILLINER
<ight, Apri
AY, APR!
rtli for some time,8
MER HEADC
Mohairs in all shades of blue and gree
i?very pretty goods, Mohair Lustre
its, Nub Voils?make very pretty fluff)
sure, they are swell.
lew spring styles in Ladies 0:
lildren's Oxfords, also fn tans
Tuesday Night, Apiil 4th and
Wednesday, April 5th.
n lirriTT Dai
-HIS 11LH bUI
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R CENT ton
4creagr
selected martISH
POTAriumpli
Bliss,
ess Beauty of
i at lowest prill
Garden seed
RELL'S.
in Should Insure in i
rk kite. , *
in the world,
on families,
tts.
erve Fund. >m,vover
#5,900,000.
no capital stock.
icy holders.
ind industrial securities,
no condition ''payment of
ow or estate a legacy and not
and nonforfeitable.
0 to its policy holders,
leave to your ftriily.
:tion and investment combined
ing else ?vben yon can get the
icaster and give him your if*
1 OPENING
j 4th,
L 5th ??
uid she hasall
1EAR !
?the popular
8, in any color,
r street or eve(fords?both
tan aid
and blacks.
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