The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, August 25, 1897, Image 3
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OflVrn Ms prof?-?-i<>nal M'rvic<'K to Iht* a
people of I,Hucastcr aiul vicinity. co
if Otllre over Hank of I.nncnstiT. |
RfridnliCf Willi T. Y. W illiblllH. n 1
? Mr and Mrs P G Fletcher, ng
of Wcstville, are visiting Haiti- on
more, Md. do
?Wanted! Hides of all kinds. nl
Highest cash price paid for same. *?
lm. W. F. Young.
? Mr and Mrs T S McManu
and children of Atlanta, Ga., are
the guests of Mr and Mrs .1 W
Porter. or
?Married Sunday the 22nd,
by Kev L L Redcnbangh, Mr .1 M |
Starnos to Miss S A Nelson.
?Mr W .1 Cunningham has ^
purchased the residence now occupied
by Hon Goo McC Wither
s|M>on on French Street. I5<
WANTKP! Cirecn ana Pry
Hides. Will pay highest market
price. See me before vou sell.
1 - oo
Catkks Caitiikn.
? Kev L L Bedonbough is v isit- 11,1
ing relatives at Saluda S. (J.,
^ mi
? Miss Manic Green is visiting
friends in Rock Hill. mi
? Mr Oscar Williams, of New
York City, is on a visit to his parents
at this place.
Br
n n /i
?A?ir iv r.. uregory is up on a|
visit to his brother, Postmaster I ro
J F Gregory, who, we are pleased
to state, is now able to sit up. wr
? Born to Mr and Mrs Hen Rr
Rlaeknion, near Newhopc, on the ')r
2.3d inst. ?a son. Di
?WANTED! 5,000 erossties 8U
Parties desiring to sell cross-ties 801
will apply to W H Hardin, Manager
L & C R R., Chester, S C. 'a<
?The town council has passed ftC
some very stringent ordinances
concerning the new cemetery.
?Miss Florella Collins has returned
from a visit to her grandmother
at Richburg. ^
?Our foreman, Mr F M
T
Thomas, returned Monday from
a business trip to Saluda county. ,V>a
tw
?Mr J L Wilson has our f
thanks for some very fine to- ^
matoes. ^
?Mr Marion Mathis, foreman pi:
of the Yorkville Yeoman, visited Y<
his mother here this week. fo
?latest improved Buckeye
Mower for only #33.50, one of j Ui
1 Ko \ kOut niAirorc AO Itrt
WV..I, MIl/TTVin V?ll Uin Il'ftl M'l.
Stevens, Heath ?&. Elliott. of
?The LancnKter C 11., Sub-Albanco
will meet in the court-house ^
Saturday, August 28th at t ur
o'clock, p in. E Everall, Sec. 2'J
? Miss Lidie Green who has
been sending sometime with re
latives in the county returned to
her home in Charlotte Monday. , ^
?Mr .1 1* C Caskey has had his ^
residence, about 5 miles west of
town, greatly improved by the
addition of two rooms and some |
piazzas. Mr .J A Calwell had thcj0f
contract and finished up the work lis
Friday. I'
?There will be communion
service at I 'nity church next Sab- ||
bath conducted by the Itev .1 A M
Smith of White Oak. Thee frill
also be preaching on Friday ami
, * lei
Saturday. , Cll
llf?V -I W f 'nnint' Inlitit.m lit
and bride, net* Miss Arrnh Iicllo 11,1
Wilson, nrc expected from their
Kurojiean bridal tour on the 27th. j ?n
They were to sail from (Jlasjrow , w<
on the 12th, to arrive in New Hi
York on the 2bth and to return;
via Charleston.-* Kock Hill Herald. 1
? Miss Mary Hunter 'returned
to her homo in Charleston yester
day. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Mamie Hunter ^
who will spend several weeks with ^,j
her. C
?Mr and Mrs P> 11 Mackoy, of
nth Springs, came up Saturday
spend Sunday with the former's
rents. Sunday afternoon, Mr
[tekey took suddenly very ill
I has been coulined to his bed
er si nee.
? Chief of Police, I T Hunter,
r r e s t o d Cap Alexander,
I., at this place last Sunday, on
warrant sent him by the SheritT
Kershaw county. The charge
ainst Alexander is obtaining
ods under false pretenses. The
putv sheriff, of Camden, came
> Monday and carried Alexander
Camden where he will be tried
the next term of the court.
>r Sale Cheap.
One second hand 4 Horse PowCane
Mill outfit, including copr
evaporator 12 feet long,
ipacity 125 to 150 gallons mosses
per nay.
Must sell. A money maker for
o right man.
II. .1. (iRKOOItV Jfc Co.
[ turns of the Knitrourts.
Auditor Cook has received from
e Comptroller General the rerns
of the Huilroads for this
unty. They are as follows:
() R *.C assessed ?5,ooo. per
ile. Total return S-14S.S00.
GC&N assessed ?10,000. per
le. Total return ?70,475.
Ii & C assessed ?1.750. per
le. Total return ?12,700.
t hy ller Krothcr.
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,i viBuii-uiiu^iiicr oi .>i r >> !
ickhnm, who movwl from thiH
untj across the rirer into
lester county Rcveral years ago,
is accidentally shot in the left
m near the shoulder by her
other one day tho past week,
r McKeown of Fort Lawn was
mmoned and bad to remova
veral inches of the hone near
e shoulder joint. The young
3y was doing very well at last
counts.
loftier l>?ath on Mr Fljrnn's
Place.
Mr Barnes Snipes, aged about
years, son of the late John
lipes, died nt his home on Mr
II Flynn's place, near Dixie, on
turdav last after an illness of
o weeks of fever. He was
iried at Hopewell on Sunday,
lis is the fourth death from
rer to occur on Mr Fly an's
untation within the past year.
>ung Snipes' mother died just
ur months ago.
ilon Meeting1.
Tlio following is the Program
the I'nion meeting to be hold
Camp Creek Bnptist Church
is week, Friday the 27th, Satday
the 2^th, and Sunday the
th.
Meet at 10 o'clock a m, Friday.
Organization.
Reports from the churches.
Introductory sermon by Rev
B Bozeman. Alternate Rev .1
Croxton.
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Subject: The Bible as a book
practical morals. 1> A Wilms,
Rev .1 S Croxton, Rev T A
ibney.
Subject: The Bible as the
ui?tian"s I>:*i!\ Companion. .!
Bold ridge, .1 N Kstridge, W T
orris.
Subject: Some difficulties in
nroction villi the Mormon prob
i and rel rimis lilmrtv in Smith
? r? ? ;
irolina at the present time.
*V8 B S Fnndcrhiirk, .1 B Bozccin.
Subject: Some suggestions as
the importance of combining
lit v' and freedom in church
>rk. J it Witherspoon, W it
race and others.
SUNDAY, A. M.
Sunday School moan meeting.
Missionary sermon at 11:30.
KKCRSS.
Subject: The importance of
itching and some good methods
teaching. Bible methods of
ving to the I/ord's cause. \V
Thomson and othors.
The Klcctioii N>\t Tuesday.
Next Tuesday it will l>e tlio
privilege of the democratic voters
of Lancaster county to vote for u
successor in the I' S Senate to
j the late lamented Joseph II Karlc.
It should he the aim of every
i voter to east his ballot for the
most intelligent, most competent
ami best qualified uian in the race.
; The candidates are .John L Mej
Laurin, the present incumbent,
.John L M Irbv, who was (ien
| Earlc's predecessor, John Gary
; Evans and John T Duncan.
Every man should vote accoidmg
j to his best judgment. Our judg1
ment is that McLaurin is the best
! man and best qualified for the poI
sition and we will vote for him.
J You should exercise your judg
1 ment and vote for whoever you
please. If you think Irby is the
: best man or Evans is the liest man
then vote for Irbv or Evans or if
j you prefer McGaurin then vote
for him. He sure and vote.
Kig IMcnte at /fopewell on (lie
;;?l September.
The Hopewell Democratic club
and the Hopewell Alliance will
have a union picnic on Friday the
3d of September. Public addresses
will be made by J C Wilburn,
president of the State Alliance.
t'oiurressnmn Strait nnd
others. Everybody is cordially I
invited to attend and bring baskets.
Elmore Neal,
Chairman of Committee.
MACK'S TASTKLKSS CHILL
TONIC WITH IKON.
A Positive, Permanent and Effectual
< are For < hill* and
Fever.
i , ? !
i We guarantee every bottle
to give satisfaction.?
When ive have made a
statement our honor is bark
of it-and WE SAY, JVU
n IT it t? p a v
I ~ " V * ? J
It is a true touic,
A Sure appetizer,
A complete strengthened
A perfect blood puritier.
To restore health and
strength after recovering
: from Bilious, Intermittent,
Typhoid and other fevers.
PRICE 60 Cents A BOTTLE
FW For sale by
-I F Mncke.v Ac OO,
L a NCASTKR, H. 0.
l>euth of Henry I* Twltty.
Mr II P Twitty, of the Plcas!
ant Hill vicinity, died last Sunday
afternoon, after some weeks of
intense suffering from a pelvic
abscess. On Friday before he
was o|>crated on Wy Dr E S McDow,
assisted by I>rs H S Beckham,
M P Crawford, W M Crawford
and B .1 \V*ithers|H>on. He
stood the operation remarkably
| well and was getting along better
i the following day than was even
'exported, for the physicians
discovered during the operation
| that adhesions of the sack had
taken place which made recovery
I impossible or the next thing to
impossible. MrTwlMy wai about
2."? years of age and leaves a widow
and two children. Ho was a
member of Fork Hill Baptist
Church am" led a consistent chris
| tian life. His remains were inter;
red at Fork Hill on Monday lust.
We learn that a post mortem
was hekl nn?l the diagnosis of the
physicians was confirmed, via:
i that npi>endicitic was the cause of
the abscess.
?Wo were glad to receive a
call yesterday from Mr S h Mci
Manns who was on his way home
! at Tradesville from Hnrtsville
1 where ho has just completed tho
i | job of putting in turbine wheels
(i and pulp grinders for the C'aroI
lina Fibre (Company at that
place.
M ore lCli urges /(gainst Slcvciison
? A If tin' CiiM's / isuiissnl.
MrQ It Stevenson, of Pleasant
Vtffltey, who was recently a rrcstedvp
a warrant sworn out by
an unmi,rried daughter, the mother
of two children, charging him
with committing a rape on her,
and wh> was admitted to hail in
the sum of $1 ,500 by ,1 udge Jones,
was arrested again last Thursday
on a warrant charging him with a
i similar crime upon another daughter,
Mis Ella A Perry, alleged to
have been committed about the
1st of March 1K9G, nearly 18
months ago, and about one month
prior to her marriage. A preliminary
hearing was had before Mag
istrnte Ilowie at Eclair on Saturday.
Mrs Perry was the only
witness examined. She was rigidly
cross examined by the defendant's
attorney, .1 T Green, Esq., after
which the Magistrate, concluding
there was not sufficient evidence
to establish a prima faciecasc, discharged
the defendant, lie was
immediately re-arrested on a warrant
charging him with having
committed a rape on another
daughter, Minnie Stevenson, alleged
to have been committed
about the 'J.">th of February 1 >'.?<>.
A preliminary was at once held
in this case, the only witness being
Mrs Perry, the prosecutrix
in the case which had just been
dismissed. The evidence was
considered insufficient arid the defendant
again discharged, when
he whs again re-arrest e<l, the
charge this time being that ef incest
with his daughter Minnie.
The testimony adduced did not
tend to establish the crime and
Mr Stevenson was again discharged
and returned to his home.
Pension Money Arrived.
Cleric of Court Porter has received
from the Comptroller General
a check for $3,34fl.30, the
amount to be paid to the State
pensioners in this county. Class j
n ??(? toi an I
f AA.UV j/Ui lyttjUlA. V/lfthS
C., flfi.35 per capita. The following
is the roll of pensioners
for this county:
CLASH B
P L Phillips
Lewis Faile
J H Gardner
Geo W Faile
Seaborn McMat us
Krltiou Parker
C D Williams
H E Usher.
CLASH C.
B O Neely
J H < hamhera
Enoch Blackinon
J N Howell
J A Small
W I. Blackmon
H A Burrs
C E Kftrltlge
S H Hargett
J J Montgomery
W K Robertson
W M Knight
J H Huey
1) K Price
C L Wilson
Z,evi Whitaker
Jmh H Gatoe
L E Horton
Michel Robertson
J M Broeghlon
Lea is Gardner
W C Downs
JuiiuH Ghent
J M Harper
K R HHnxr.oml
11 K Lyle*
JMurrow Can then
Tt'On Howell
Wilson Crenhhaw
W MpHi rton
Wni Vincent
O C M eh alley
J V Bell
E W Mot here lied
J L Parker
rt II t a*k?.?y
i.>k.. *??
1 iinniU I IllIIIUU
J R Lacai
Thw J Fly it n
W M r-kakey
\V J Beckham
Wm Ghent
John M<Guirt
NVm t'ralg
J J Kundeiburk
Aaron Attains
VVIIeon Wright
B K Baker
W J Hunter
John Handera
J B Williams
R W Matto*
John Wright
'ip I t) \J
J is Ktiiihf ! A I
H It J-funcock
Krviu Kniutit
M liobiiismi liav
Philip S ipi'H of ]
J 'lm (Jar liter i?
A If X I I nlde II .
(j W /lust
I < s * 'II'im rem
W I'. (hril er ,j.,v
J It l,dw y ! *
W J W illiatus
Uii ih \V Suipt's , veil
John Ku/le to
(1 W Gardner
W t' HoVr's ^
W II Reddish a,'?
0\v?'ii Orf(fory
Tims Luous Itllj
Snrii'l \ Ke51 <?i
A <' McMhiiih .
Ed Phillips
J J Adkins
A S Bennett wnj,
It S Perry lo ,
IPVV Keirell
\V C Denton |Jl,st
Ham Humphries I '
Madison (* > <I >ti ('on
W A Yandell ,
AH.W-y i""1
WKt'ncdr ?'!,s'
(J VV Broom at li
W \V Paxtmi
Win Parker
I. 1* Gordon
K 1*5 Iifiniiinml
W A V sh ley
Win Mclvimmy OB'
J I, Wli/innp ^
S J Ortnotid
It It Hiidill.ston a(lv:
Win I) Itoily* rs at!.I
J as Sweat
W H Peek hntn ..
le* H< lines j 'MiU
(} W Ghent ; SUi|
.ias is roans and
WIDOWS .1 S
M A Hendrix left
Mary Whitesides that
Harriet Kimbretl of 1
Martha Herman also
ilary \ Gamble ! ro,j|
A tmie K Steele
A D Thoumon
Susan L8mh h
Sallie Garduer I 'J
M J Crenshaw j '|?qjs
Jane Me Mil? ry jsinij
Jane Sistare ('hi.
B J Walker hUl"
Elizabeth Suija-e
K J Barton
Hassle Orenshaw M.
Maraaret M Baker
K M Bar'o* pi (
Louisa Faile I
Lottie Taylor
Martha J WIMlama j
Lily L Stroud i ^
Nancy K Sterne* I .1
Margaret f'tnnon
MartIih McAteer j
K F McMturay u
Jemtte L Hood
Anne W William* ?Mart
I)a E Neal 1 hl'
Nancy Quick mm
Juliet M Langley V
Marj/J McChin H
S L Lindsay rpi
E A Bailey I
It C Uaskey s er
M L Robinson wor
M H Mo .tsromery tit-la
Nancy Dunlap roac
M C Niebet sea*
Emetine Stcgall duri
Sarah A Blaefcmon I hi
Teresa C Brasington beei
Margaret Kaulkenberry i vert
Lottie Williams To
Elizabeth Pain met
Luciii'ta Hai ris ties
K E White to t
Polly Presslev the
Sarah Wright mei
Margaret E Bailey use!
MaMha Brnssell 't
Rebecca E Croxton t,ro
Nancy Wright nee
M K Cole ?re
M It Davis I you
H M Ellis lie
1. S Bailey con
Ellz tbeth Seeg?-r.? sect
Elizabeth Ellis stii
Elizabeth Adams our
Nancy Hilton ' a <1
Rachel fh'oe 1 thu
Joanna Fiuilkenherry tub
E A Small I spc
Mary E < ntoe I ?>m
Mary Slkre j E;ii
?&V,
11<nt?-r Phillips 11.?
KHz* Rnwe'l * let
Mary M PbiWip* | It El'Z'betli
Heeler i l?e
H A | lo
R A Taylor 1 f? a
Kil7. ibeth Threatt j roJ
U C Davln h?i
France* MoM-ntH i rn,
./enay Kni?l?t (ju
Mary B Plyler .
Sarah J Carne* , tj>f
I)rucli!a Fitnderburk of I
M Halre M<
Elizabeth Sweat
Anne Omrtney w<
Molaey Walter* y(
Jeruahln Dea* y0
Millie Ann Adaim Uu
Martha Moore on
Nancy A //aire us
Mary A nn Hoo?l
F A Jordan mR
Margaret Pope
Mllle Gardner.
1 Jill f\ IN 1\ lp Jl? "
Hew Jileneo.
'outmotors L:inu!cy \ Kiii"Ln
e ul>01 it completed tin re- idem*
' P? Allison, i>v Pa-'. Kml
liter Owens is puttmy ou the
cent of paint and it wiK 5*
!y for occupancy c>. m fen
s. It is a very pretty resi
ce, rjeat. commodious and t*>?
ient. It is ipiite an addition
F.ast Knd. Mr Allison wiK
bahly move into his new home
ut the 1 st prox.
Xjjies, \Va^ons SUM) Puinrw
i Time at Cash Hrices
,'tir load ol' llaydock and other
r?ji?t> and eelehrateil Mitt he'
foils, all sr/.es and all warranted
>e etpml to any on the marketreceived.
Also, a foil liue
larness of all grades and kinds,
ne and buy of us. \Vt- can.
will sell to you on time ati
prices as the fall is so near
land.
Stevens. Heath KllioW.
Doors North of Post Of!kav
Any. ? 2ic
for Haltimore.
l nttmher of our eiti/.env took
intate of the excursion raft*
arc visitiny the city of ihilti
e. Dr .1 10 Kutleiiyc. IJ J
:korol, L (' Pay set u\ (. if
iper, #1 (.' Klliott, h S f JI toft
.1 II Witlierspoon, ??r.. Vlr*
(iladnev an<i Miss Ida !<*???
Monday lor n weuk.'* sUty in
city. A number of cti. ./.en*
vorslmtv and Heath Spriuv
passed through Monduy ?*
e for Baltimore.
A'? (.'?tT?Ao I'tiff.
\ht in the ?av all druggis-'? set
>VKrt'S TAsTKI,K>S I HILL
i 1C for Clol a ami Malaria. 1> m
dy Iron Quieine in a (uateli-a? vara
.I.wu love it Adults prefer ? ft*
r nauseat ingtouics. Price. 5<*j.
jook for tie !
have just received a lot of
)IIH at the very lowest prie?*i
Hugir, Coffee, Teas,
Cuntied Hoods, Etc...
roportion.
1ST 1 will cut 2cents under army
it Clrocery tine.
Respectfully,.
rose ph. Walker.
(At Mackey'a Corner.)
Highest Price paid far
ckens and Ksrgs.
OTICE TO OVERSEERS.
IE COUNTY HOARD* of t'?winissioners
directs that ivli* ??vers
of roads call ou' their hand * ?n<
k tiieir respective sections w
y. Now is the time to work tW
Is. Do not wait until theon
comes, but work them ?( *.?
ng this month. In s?ntie at- tonus
n glad to say they have already
:i worked, hut, as yet, the w<*lc a
scattering ihougliout tlw-t(?ng)F.
these broad gauge.!, prin^?c*.tv?
i who recognize their respncaitiili*
, and who are determined ii> give
the people the nest romts withit
r power, I extend a word of eoosidation.
May your example Ire*
fill guide for otliers.
he Influences which aro being
light to hear loooiivriiee you ?>f the.
essilv for better ptihlic highways
so many, ami so widespread t'tiit
l cannot fail to reu'izethm the pubdcmaml
is for ini)>roved uirviv ttf
lipunhalion. Ttie presw, on al:
lions of the Counfy, is earnestly
ving h> convince our people thai
public highways, as a whole, are
isgrace to a civilized Ci unt y juic
1 better n i ds vuuld mull in ua
I Ixiuftt- tl) Mil OUI- I i'UttlK
alters writers, nidic <v hi*
inent, i? Hi rate no t Miilimenta.
iini r.i, ii tit ufretuiers, clrifiymct,
;^ ? : .1, 1:1 ; ti !'. , ? . 1 miH i js,*!! r-"*!ie^
> ev ils at let iili.g I ml in>i!y. Tliffl
IH fall Into the line of r*u gtom.
a ill idI 11* I* i t hi t:i our ii a?la wHT
on :? |?tiii e v iili tlioee of our neigh
ring Mutes. }i<w. f am fre?- to ooni
11 at f mil r our | r? mm vj Mi id <f
iiNmakii'K not a gnat ?an Ir
[ i nripHal nl, ' ut gicat in pi ?>v? men*,
i he niaile if llu-i mimio * it) ?? *?
matter 11 eir ? atni st ?tt< lit if n. ?t??>
iog four da;*' labor eac h year,
law reijuirfa; I do not oxpeet h
[lie Overseer* to I e a John l.omi
Atlani, who wa?* prohahl? thegrt
authority <n road-Beak ir*g <
?1<1 ha a iter known, lot I wmiC
II tf? fin titA \ e t \- l.< *? * ? n * ??? ?!*
... ?... ,? ? ' r? T ? ' nil v* I Vfc.
ur limited n rni s. Ii i* ila- duty V
> overtwrn to l.vep lite un?U iprowle
tl.o sidf ? <.f tl fj I r elgff t ut < i wit ?r,
not to f-lmle tla? tyldpr#* M rt
ontlon is ("pecinlly chII*?1 to tbk
tter. L. J. PERKY.
County 8uj??Tviii?t.