The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 08, 1905, Image 3
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?Colluding Liunlrv is giving
us more trnuMo tliun we got out ,
?>f it. Parties must call for their
work and piy f ir it when they get
it, us wo positively will n it deliver
any ufior this week.
Cherry & Co.
?Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. J.C. ;
Howling, July 5, 1905. a son. j
? For ill:! G>>1 milk cow J
with young calf. Apply to Leroy
Douo, R. F. D. No. 1, Lancus- '
tcr, S. (J. J
? Mr. and Mrs J. L Bell of s
Magdl uro visiting thoir daughter, i
Mrs j. M Oautken, at this \
place.
? Owing to the big ruin Thurs- J
day evening the 1). C.'h had to \
postpone their ice-cream festival. 1
? Mrs. J. M. White and cliil- ^
dren, of Uuity, are visiting Mrs. '
Scott at Sharon, S. C. ^
?Children's day will be ob- ^
served at St. Luke church Sun2
r\ i ?? I ?!?? i 1 ?? 1 *
ij, uceiuiiiiig ai 10:30
8
a. m.
?MrVV. L.Adams, of Florida, 1
is up on a visit to his mother and
family.
? Miss Alcne Harris of Fort ^
Mill is the guest of Miss Ivy n
Crawford. ''
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? Miss Sibyl Browns, of Spar- ^
tanburg, is spending a few weeks ^
with her uncle, Rev. R. E. Turn*
ipseed.
? I he Rock Hill school will
a
open Monday next with Miss s
Jerusha Mitchell as'teachcr.
?We are pleased to sec Mr II. p
K. Coffey able to be ont again, ft
He has been confined to his home
the past month from sickness. ^
? M ra. L. L Ford, of Laurin- :>
VI /' ?i... ?? ? ?
limy 11. v,, ?TIHP lilts lli'on 8J)CM)(l- L
in^ some weeks with her parents R
bore, returned homo Thursday.
?Mrs E. D. Tillman and little *
son are visiting at Mr. .1. L. Till- ^
man's at Van VVyck. ''
?71 b.il?s of cotton were sold e
from wagons here Thursday, price c
rang* d from 10 to 10^ cents hccording
to grade. tt
e
See notices of the administra ^
tor to debtors and creditors of
the estates of B. F. Miller, deceased,
and .1 A Miller, deceased,
, . . SI
in this issue.
d
?NJrs Robert Johnson and j,
dutighlor Miss Evu, of Reddick, '[
Florida , and her daughter Mrs. Y(
Stewart Ramey, of Citra, Flu., |,
are visiting relatives and friends ^
i l -
111 mis county. p
?The Waxbaw anil Lancaster t'
baseball teams crossed bats at this
place Thursday afternoon with the w
result ttiat VVnxhaw again carried 01
.iff the honors, the score being 14 I'
to 6., a worse beat thun Laiicas ji
ler got at the former moot whon ci
the score stood 6 to 5 in f??vor of ,J
VVaxhaw. ? 0
?Mr E M Croxton, cashier of tl
the First National Bank of Lin- oi
caster, which will open its V
doors for business during the next oi
month, went to Columbia Tues. S
day to spend a month in the Na- si
tional Loaiufe Exchango Bank of c>
mm uuy m oritur id rutniiianze
himself with tho national hanking Q,
H) stein. li(
?The County board of educa- tc
tion conducted the competitive V
examinations for scholarships d<
from this county in the various di
colleges of the State. There si
w ere 17 applicants for Winthrop b<
College; I for Clemson; 2 tor the o
College of Charleston, and three tl
for the South Carolina College. tl
?Letters remaining in the post
office at lj?ncastcr (J. H.t uncalled
for, for week ending July 7, 1905: *?'
Mrs. Carrie Allen, Mrs. Mary An n
Hdison, Misses Patsy Brown,
KthaCoughman and Eller Perry,
J ames El'is.
J. F. Hunter, P* M. p
:
i'iWs
w, .
? Mrs. P. F. Kilgoiuul . 1?.11 I
I
ren, of Suinter, are vi-,i'in_ th ;
family of Muj. J. M. Kiddle.
?Four extra gootl milk cows,
with youn * culves, for sale.
VV. F. Nishct, R. F. 1). No i,
Lancaster, S. C.
?Rev. .1. M. White is attending
the Young People's conference
it (jhistoniu, and requests us to
innour.ee, there will ho no preaching
at Gills Creek and Pleasant
Hill A. R. P. churches tomorrow.
?The 48th anniversary of the
Pirzah Bible Society will come off
[uly 2'J'h, inst. Rev. Mr. Atkin
ion of^Monroe will <Wliver the
mnual address. The punlic i* incited
to attend the meeting.
?At a meeting of patrons of
>t. Luke school the following
rustccs were elected: Richard
larper, Joe S. Hagius and Geo.
A Ferguson. The school will
>pcn Monday, July i7th, with
diss Marc Castles as teacher.
?Don't forget the Farmers'
nstitute at Pleasant Valley July
list. The lecturers and their
ubjects will be the same as at
he St. Luke institute, notice o'
vhich appears elsewhere.
? Good rains iti every part of
he county. I'hey were badly
ceded. In some places they had
iud no rain in six weeks. In the
icinity of Craigvil e and .Jaekson|
am Thursday the rain was very
eavy and hinds were budly wash
d.
?Three lots with dwellings,
lso vacant lot on Dim St root for
iln A nnl v In I' Si P.> >!?>. A .. .... t
? ? ?('!"j " w V" it' (
? Mr. lOd Cutoe, of Chestereld,
and mother, visited Mr. and
Irs. (t. C. Carries this week.
? Mr John G Tillman of lMesant
Pulley, son of Mr 10 I) Tillman
f this place, has enlisted in tin
J S tinny and is now stationed at
lonltrievillc, near Charleston.
? The annual picnic of the
jilierty Hill Rifles at Heath
ipring* on the 4th was attended
?y a large crowd and the duv was ,
njoyed by all present. The 1
ompany gave an oxhihition :
till in the morning and in the
ftemoon the Kei shuw and Librty
Hill basehall teams crossed
ats.Thc score was lO to 1 in faor
of the former.
? Mr. S. D. Tillman and his
an, Hon. O. M. Tillman, of Redick,
Flu., aro visiting relatives ,
i this county Hon. O. M. (
'illmnn is said to ho the youngest
aprosentati'o in the Florida legi?iture.
They will spend several
recks with relatives here and in
tie country before returning to t
tie land of flowers.
? A worm, supposedly tbo boll
orra, is playing havoo in the
istern section of the county,
t eats a hole through the shape
ist as the bloom is ahoutito open,
uising the shape to fall off Mr
. M Stowart has shown us one
f the worms and a number of
le shedded shapes which he got
ut of a field of fino cotton of Mr.
V J Siatare's in the O. K. Section
ne day this week. The worm is
mall, green in color, and has (
lino what the appearanco of the (
ibbage worm,
?Wc omitted to mention in '
ur last issue the sale by the YVil
ams-Hughes Co. of their grocery
> the Bennett Grocery Co. The
/iUiams Hughes Co. will now
?votc its attention entirely to
ry goods, notions, clothing, 1
iocs, etc., and their stocks will '
c greatly increased, the up-stnirs
vor Ihoir stnro tn ho ntilivoil K?'
? ? s. "V
icm. They propose making!'
icir dry goods emporium second
o none in this section of the;
tftte. The growth of their dry ,
oods business for the past few
tonths is what induced them to <
ispose of their grocery and give
icir whole attention to dry goods, i
j.
Arguing is not convincing poo- j
lo; it is just talking to them. I
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! Tv* o Miilo - Killed By u . .* ti 9
i ? 4 CO.
ii ; \ U. Uo. iogti lllUl t o nil- '
i fortniii* i41 K?.<v t wo line no lusl
Monday afternoon ii--.il tlietn
hunting stouk to a saw mill noal
Kershaw and while the driver was
l??ltlin?jr ;i fc.toi'k log, a tiro, whicli
had neen cut n.nl had lodged
against another trie, hrpponcd to
fall catching the mules under it,
killing one of them instantly and
injuring the other so that it died
shortly afterwards.
Big l*ic-Nlo nt Kl in duly l!*?tli
On the occasion of the Fat mors
Institute at Elgin, July 26th, there
will be a big basket pic-nic to
which everybody is invited and
reuuosted to briny; weil ftihd bus*
kots. The institute will l?o in
charge of 1'rof. \V. S. Morrison
and lho lecturers will bo: chemistry
Col M. 1>. Hardin; horticulture,
Trof. C. C. Newman; Agriculture,
Col. J. S. N'wman; industrial
education, Trof. W. 8.
Morrison.
The la ilea of m Luke church
will serve rofrcshments on the
grounds that day, the proceeds of
which will go for the purchase of
an organ for lho church.
SPOILED 1IER 13EAI 1YHarriet
Howard, of 209 VV. I34tb
St,. New York, at one lime had
hor tieauty spoiled with skin
trouble. She writes: "I had Salt
liheuiu or Eczema for years, but
nothing would cure it, until i used
Rucklen's Arnica Salve." A quick
and sure healer for cuts, burns
and sores 25c at Crawford liros.,
J. F. Mackey A'. Co's, and
Funderuurk Pharmacy, drug
store.
Men keep a great deal of money
out of lo.-ing investments by n< t j
L _ i
naving n in 1 ive.-t. I
For the next 30 da\ s ve will o
and Ln lies' Oxfords. L'riecs rang
guns at 98 cents. Men's 5?3.50 fin
slides at $1.93. Hoy's and ehildn
a I?ijt Jot of shoes and they miM ?rc
" PANTS
Wo Itavo Men's Funtc from 40 c
while they last. Also a lot of rem
HARDWARE A
[~1 A hi<? lot of pi >\v st'.ol(? to go at
sook stoves to go at $9 0f>.
Molasses from 18ctsper gallon
Tobaccos : Sweet Mash, liteh
Meat, Natural Leaf, and almost an
tobacco at 25 cents per pound.
We also carry a fidl line of Stan
When in need of anything
CARNES CA
cost";
Ir. order to reduce our stock wo
intil further notice. Wo don't in
roods. Wo mention ?i few items 1
$1 Shirts 75e, 50 cents shirts 3
lien's 50c shirts ? job ? at 25c.
* 10 Suits!?! 50. #7 50 Si
MEN'S
That cost us fr
l oo cim pick them at these prices,
loublc knee Overalls at 38 cents.
Some big* bai
goods, colored a
Luces, Embroicb
Don't wait till
[>d over. Sale b
Y?
FUNDI
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j |>oatlis.
| A Httor fro u Mrs Nina Hood
of tAuo, lil., oi dale juno 30,
l 1905, to u relative in this county
i announces the death of Mr. James
\V. Hood, which occurred of pa- (
> rnlysis following i five-months
i illness of rheumatism . Mr. Hood
I moved from this county in 18(57
1 to Kentucky, and will bo reuiemborod
by a numbor of our old
citizens, especially survivors of J(
(In. I., i2st S. C. Kogt., in which
be.served, making u gallant sol- h
dir, during the civil war. His
remains were taken to his old (
home at Bethel, Ky., for mtorS
m en t.
? Mrs. LonNisbet, widow of (
the late John I). Nisbet of the
Jacksonhain section, died last ^
Monday afternoon July 3, 1905 j
at the home of lior son-in-law, Mr
1? M iv?i *
I j.?. ii ii-wu, ut i\ui nuaw, irum
a stroke of paralysis Mrs. Nisbet
accompanied hot* (laughter
Mrs. Wilson, homo on Thursday
and wis strickon with paralysis "
the following day, lingoring until U
Monday. Sho was abont 82 years
of ago and had suffered intensoly
recently from cancer of the face
but had endured with christian res
ignation her atlliction. She was a 1
member of the A R. P. Church 1
and a devoted christian. Her remains
were interred at Unity on 1
' Wednesday, Rev, ,1. M. White, 1
her pastor, conducting tho?funcral
services. ?
The following children survive I
her: Mrs. R. M. Wilson and Messrs.
Harper, Pressley, and Joflf P
D. Nisbot.
A woman thinks her husband is j
leading a douhlolifo when he can't |
see that the baby's straight hair -i
curH.
Pay your subscription.
~ sale: b
Her so mo good bargains in snoos P
from (IT. cents up. Men's Ilro- e
o shoe at $2.1)5. Men's $2.50 tine _
>i's Shoos at a cut price. I have E
pants t
cuts up, so c uno and ge. a pair
nants of Cloth to go at cost.
m stoves t
I V conts per pound. Ten No. 8
0
and Waxy, Brown Mulo, Red
iy kind you .vant. Good chewing C('
iti
lo Urocorios at tho lowest prices, ce
in our line givo us a call.
le
Yours for business, at
Sli STORE. !
-flu::
are going to sell goods at first cost
tend carrying over any Summer
to show you wo mean business.
Sc, 25c shirts lfic. Ten dozen n
nits $5. #5 Suits $3 75.
pants, 2
oin 38c to $4., 00
Wo still havo a few dozen 5oc
'gains in white
nd white lawns, 1"
3ries, etc.
the best is pickegins
now.
turs to Please,
RBURK CO
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fcOr JL. Jm?. i -4fN * a*.. "kM
(IV PRICES APE AS CHF.A
Quick Sales, Ssi
For Fancy Stall', 1 h ive ' !.
ire the best that arc made.
All kinds of Canned ?l.<>iN:rv '
irnl oxcursioiiM 1 can supply your w n?
China, ( Jrockerv a:
7 e
I huvo a full lino and can please you
Come to see my >
counter. Be sure
test?closes on Au<
Yours,
J B MACK
mfvp.m Man and War."
- .. . m, ?l J timil I.4U41 OiWIO:
The NeW f.
Because it is the strongi ! compu:
ei tmse its policies protect ouo nr. :i
ecttuse it lias over .".MO million d
Because it has over 3S<? million^ llev
ocause it paid in dividends in 11)1)1ccauso
it is purely mutual, li lias
Because its as setts belong to the pol
ecauso it does not invest in stocks
ecauso its policies c-n-.tai only
reinium "
ccause the in-u;e l !e ..
Ba law suit,
ecauso its policies > , j;< mi
Because it paid in 1: I v ; '.
ecauso it is the best it;ocause
it gives y,n h- h
for the money.
ecauso you can't allor?! t'? - a. . r
best.
Call on ?F. K. UL YCK Ml N : i m
lication.
JVELY T!f
iVe JKxpeei e . Ylui
Lively at Our
the Next Tei
IDR PRICES ARB COT
We have just opened up two or the
1 in Lawns and Organdie :
5,000 yards of Lawn in ail the 1>< -t 1
vcly worth lo cents, we are going to
nts the yard.
5,000 yafds of Colored Organdi, can't
ss than 20 cents, we will make the t
10 cents the yard.
3,000 yards of Whith Lawn, -1?> inchc
irrl ivn aw i 11 mnl/n v 1 i a,
v? f ?f v ?v >i ttitin v ii ? v i * M 411U * * iilill
nt8 tho yard.
72 inch White Organdy worth 5" ec
rely tinias by mnksng it 25 cents the y
BIG BARGASH ?
TABtE
1 piece, worth 40 cents, this sale 24 c
1 pieeo, wortn 75 cents, nil p-n linen
1 piece, wortn ?1 25. and would be
it just to make it lively wo wit! make l
25 lied Spreadf, slightly s
sold for $1. This sale for
,000 Yards of Caiicoss,AU
20 pioces Silk Mulls, formerly -1
nts per yard,
WHITE CANVA?
For Ladios, M an
Ladies' $1 50 Canva? (>xt
( MiiIdrnn (limviu OvOkI 1 .
12, this sulo 85 cents ; Misses . ;.v
[Muitiful lino of white hose to n, |,
- MILUNt
We Imvo still a frw innro huts h nm
it so just come in and make u> nri < i
E. E. OL
The liar
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PAS CAN !>i: fllAIIE.
iort Profits!
i t ad Jellies
i? S iimner Pic-mca
ul Glass Ware
liatii i t |', . v nn<l quality.
and 10 cents
to sec mv con
#?/
L X
r *' 4
?? W
Should Insure ! .in
Drk Ijfe.
11! !. 1 v? <u ! i.
t?n families
ts.
' rvc Fund.
over ^Ti.yon.oo ?.
mi etipil.i! stock
icy tinkle!
mtl industrial securities.i
' '[ i Viu' ".! ut
' u i I jj'i') and not
at: 1 r. r! tlali.c.
) t ) it- policy holders.
1 y >ur
i in\ -tmeut combined
.v!;* ;. roll c III <4<it the
v u I . v? ; i, your ap
BBS
iT CLOUD'S.
'VTj^
cc % >o Tinies
Store for
l Days.
f?n t mnmnir
u i j i::: yuiuiv
groutlet bargains ever oti'ert>
lc:-. and ( Idi -i, that aro posmalie
iivel> time- with at 5
. lie matched anywhere for
imes lively l?y running them
%
s wide, worth "JO cents the
:incr tlu- \>ri m> just half, 10
uts tin > ird we will make
ard.
0 AM ASK.
>rvi> 4 e
, tiiis *oih. 4'.) cent?*,
hcip ut t!ii- price mrntionotl,
Lhe i rice J?s cont .
oiled on ed/ros,
only 6:5 cents*.
in Hlws, worth d cents*! this
suit; 4 cents,
for 25 conts, 1hi-> sale 12.1
1 CXF0R08,
J Children,
side * I 24.
- thi sale t)U conts ; size h
1 . ' ? tiii- sale !>/> coptn.
i ?; r
i' -V JWt
<f '> V
1 are :?;i\ious to dope them
nnl \ m have bought n hut..
gain Giver.