The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 13, 1897, Image 3
Local Matfc-rsi
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OKADITATKOK HH.I.KV1KW HOSPITAL.
MKIUCAL C tI,l,K(IK, N. Y.
Offer* Mm prnfriMnnat mrvicvH to the j
people of t.ttncaslvr and vte'iihy.
gkxr Ollloe over KmiiU of I.HiirnHtfr. '
Residence with T. Y. Williams.
? It is reported that a circus
will be here on the 11th prox.
?The best cotton brought ?
cents on thiH market yesterday.
?Mr. B Cunningham has had 1
his residence painted which adds
very much to the appearance.
? Rev J E Edwards of Fort
Lawn, preached in the Baptist
church here Sunday morning.
?The showers of rain on Sun- 1
day and Monday settled the dust
and makes travel better.
? Mr and Mrs E B Cook of
Rock Hill, are visiting the hitter's
parents at this place.
? I)ied, at the Lancaster Cot I
ton Mills, yesterday morning, un
infant child uf Mr and .Mrs Pink
Nicholson, aged ahout - days.
? Mr .JiViu YanLandingham,
of (Charlotte, came down Sunday
to sec his brothor in-law, Mr .1 S
McCardcll, who is so seriously ill.
? We arc requested to annoiinec
that the patrons of (tills Creek
school will meet Friday morning i
at o'clock, at the school house. !
?There will l?c services in the!
Episcopal Church to-day (Wed-j
nesday) at noon, conducted hy the
pastor, the Rev. J W Cantey John- j
son.
? A meeting of the patrons of
Antioek school will l>e held Saturday
night ut early candle light.
\Y G A Porter,
School Trustee.
? Pong & Harper ginned and
packed 31 hales of cotton and
ground 75 bushels of corn Saturday
and still were not kept busy.
' ?Mr Herbert Massey of
Mathews, N C., has position as
assistant at the O R C depot
and is taking lessons in telegraphy.
?Mr Have Glassor, a young j
brother of Mr A (ilasser, arrived
here Friday from Russia, lie
was about six weeks making the'
journey.
The following is the list of I tters
advertised for the week end- i
ing Oct 12th 18!>7: Mary Helk, !
.1 A lliiev, Wulner McDow, .1 N
Parka. .1. F. Gregory, I' M.
?Chester has a new pnj>er,
4'The Lantern." It is published
semi-weekly and i? up to date in
every particular. Mr .1 T Bigham
is its editor. Subscription price
*2. per year.
The street force began worn
Monday opening Cemetery Street
the new street leading from Dun i
lap Street at .Mr Cannon's to tin-!
now cemetery.
?Mr \V F (itirvin moved into
his new shop near 1'oag ?& Harper's
ginnery Monday. Tho shop
vacated ny hi mi 1ms heen torn |
down and work on Stevens, Ilcuth
& Elliott's new sale and livery
stsihles will Ik? l?egun at once.
(ieorgo Alsobrooks, colored,
who was shot hy (ieneral Funderhnrk
at ('larkesville camp meet-1
ing last Saturday a week ago, f
died last Saturday at Peter Alsohrook's,
who lives on Mr C L
Helms place, nearCnrmel.?Mod- ,
roc Kn<purer.
? Dr W II Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N C., will Ik? in Iain-!
caster at the Cunningham Hotel, i
on Thursday Oct liJst this one >
day only. His practice is limited I
to the Eve, Ear, Nose and Troat. I
Speak of men's virtues, says a
* Chinese moralist, as if they were'
your own, and of their vioet as if'
you were liable to their punish
ment.
? Muster Daniel Lee Tillnm
h son of Mr (' L Tillman, whoh
been spending several years wi
his uncle, Dr R T Knox, at (Joi
galea, Texas, and attending schoc
returned home Monday.
?Messrs B F Miller, J F Fui
derburk and F M Welsh ha'
sold their Flat Creek plautatk
to Mr A S Mungo, the eonside
ation being $7,250.
?(ianson's big ad. this wee
speaks for itself. It is in b
type, easy to read and well wori
your time to read. There's t
money lost in reading (ianson
ads but there's lots of it suvi
to the people who read and tin
call for the bargains he gives.
Court Kxnense*.
The following are the c\|>ens
of the rtcent term of court f
this county :
(irand .furors ? t?S <
Petit Jurors 271 <
Witnesses IS1?:
Constables 74 ]
iwi.it '7 ^ ^
Itloriub A*s?clation
The Moritih Haptist Associalit
will convene to-morrow at HutTa
church in this county. Mess
D A Williams, L M Clyburn at
W S I j Porter have heen chost
as delegates to represent the La
caster church.
Arm iirokeit.
Mrs ,1 II Chamlters, who Iiv
near Douglas church, had her le
arm hioken ahove the wrist la
Thursday afternoon. She w
sitting on a chair in the bat
yard when it was accidental
overturned. Dr 11.J Witherspot
bandaged the broken limb.
M
Accident to ail A^nl I.adv.
Mrs Snnili Hoik of Taxalim
ugcd ultout 78 years, met with
serious accident last Saturday I
falling from Iter hack door. II<
hack was wrenched and she wi
otherwise injured. l>r ('our
was immediately summoned ai
has been attending her sine
She is still confined to her hod.
Stricken With Paralysis.
Our esteemed townsman, V
.1 S McCardell, head mcmlier <
firm of McCardell Allison, w:
stricken with paralysis ahout 1
o'clock last Kriday night. II
left side, throat and vocal orgut
arc'seriously alTected. I>r M
Craw ford is attending him and
is thought there is a slight in
provemont in his condition.
Attempted (tape.
A report reaches this place of
diuliolical attempt by a your
man hy the name of Ingram t
commit the unmentionable crin
upon a young daughter of M
Miles Threutt just, across^ Lvnehi
Kiver in Chesterfield county or
night the past week. We ai
told that he drew a pistol tipo
her, threatening to kill her if si
gave any alarm hut she hogn
jMTmiiiinjj mid tier - -reams atirac
c<l her father who rushed to In
rescue. Tlio young man disa|
peared in tlto darkness. We m
dcrstand that puhlic sentiment
very atrong against tlio youn
man and that if caught lie will I
dealt with summarily. The your
lady was so prostrated from tl
shock to her nervous stein h
the fcight she received that si
has licen considered in a critic
condition evsr since hy attendir
physicians.
lilt the Grit.
Hon W 1* Widemon will delivi
his famous lecture "Hitthe (irit
at Lancaster Thurfwiny night O
14th at 8:30 p m. General amission
25 cents. Children 15c
I Reserved scats 35cts.
i "C.'ome, Laugh and Grow Fat.
-|
n, Notice. I _
as All parties indebted to us, es- II
tli peeially those whom we have car
n- ried over from last year and long>1,
er, must come forward and settle
at once as no farther notice will
n be given. Kemomber we are not
k.e doing a banking business and
m therefore people owing us must
r. pay up. H. J. Gregory & Co.
^ Bought Half Interest.
Messrs S W Heath and .1 T
lg
^ Stevens have purchased half interest
in the Kershaw Hanking and c<
, Mercantile Co., and Mr 11., will |
move to Kershaw Nov 1st, and i CI
,n will give the business his personal
attention. We regret that this|#
will obviate the opening of the 111
branch store of the Heath Hardware
Co . at this place. i
r PI
Church Officials.
,,, At the 4th quarterly conference
mi for Lancaster Station held last
Friday night, Maj .1 M Kiddle
was elected I district Steward: d K 3 ^
Slewnian, Supt of the Sunday
; School and Messrs .1 M Kiddle,
K V. Alli-.n. W 1* Kennett. .1 M |)(
>1)
I, .1 KStewman, (i W I'oovev
jo ami 1. I'. Cloud, board of stewards. 1
rs S<
)(| lloml Fixed at M I .."TOO <
n ! At the recent term of court Mr
ii- .1 11 Stevenson \vms acquitted iti (||
he two cases of incesttried. The
third case was continued to the
Il<
next term of the court by the ^||
State. ()u Friday afternoon the i #
^ defendant by his Attorney, J Tltli
^ Green, Ksq., applied to .fudge! ??
Benct to be allowed bail. The
,w
^ Judge signed an order granting |ji}
him bail on giving bond in the i
sum of f i, r>oo. ai
jn L?.
m tii
THE GREAT
FEVER PREVENTIVE A N D c<
HEALTH RESTORER. W
; CAL1SAYA TOXIC I*1
er Prevents fever, cures liilious wmr
I and intermittent fevers, regulates I
j ' the Liver and Kidneys, and aids
' digestion. (lives color and fresh- |
1(1 ness to pale, sallow thin people. I |?|
c- The complexion heeomes clear, '
smooth and free from blotches. |(]
pimples and hlaekhends. i .
The action of , ()|
,r -CALISAYA IRON TPNIC - at
On the Liver increases the up- .
; petite, assists digestion and builds ell
| up the weak, frail and broken
" down system, thereby making it
ls applicable for Dyspepsia, Loss of!
is'Appetite, Headache, (iciicral Do- i "
I? biliiv, Female Diseases, Want of _
jt Vitality, Nervous Prostration, i " *
I convalescence from fever, etc.,ete. <1
1 '('ontinuously nourishes, iortities, , *
i refreshes and strengthens the en #li
tire Human organism.
** Price, 75 cents.
a .1 Msieke^- .V ( '<>, |
ig j LA NL'AKTKR, f*. *i
iw ?Kov \\ A HI tick well, pastor ^
lr of the A M K /ion church, lost
s j his 'Ji year old child yesterday.
u> j A Negro has been appointed
(" jjostmnster at Beaufort, S ('. *M
1,1 His name is Bampticld.
ic
I be government report, is^
sued Monday shows a decrease of
s S.3 points in cotton during Sep(
tember, 4.5 points below the average
on same date for ten years. ,,,
1 t, " >
.... ..... . ...|. in lilt; I I IIIIII I IIIOIIS
w cry. |
jr r ^ M Spr
m? ?Kvervone desiring to keep
i,jr informed ??ii Yukon, the Klondyke
u, and Alaskan gold Holds. Send
10c. for large Compendium of 1
- vast inform ition ami l?ig . color
H* map to Hamilton l'ub Co., Inid
dianapolis, hid. Nl.
" LUMBER! LUMBER !
rtO.OOO FKIOT
T Oioil lionK Iidif Plii<> l.umlerKt m 1
lum!?*r ym d in rear of Hteveii*, lit ml
Kl llotl's Utahlca which I will *e
l'' at Mill price* on the yard,
il- bciT Order* left Ml amide which can
not ?? tilled on yard will t?e promptly I
tilled from mill.
JORNT. HTEVENS.
" Aug. 1 am i
H MfutimAt ?< ' *
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t the Big Dress Goods Sale
In New York Last WeeK
The Ganson Dry Goods Go
BOUGHT $3.500 WORTH OF DRESS GOODS.
Now is your buying time when our stork is again
rmplete, and our prices still so low. Weexpect1
a big Dress floods trade, but not the immense ;
dume we're receiving. Wonderful tbe Big I5usicss
(bat can be done when you undersell jour
unpetii'ors. All we ask is that you compare our
rices?they speak for themselves. Where the
retted yces fhttl tell# the ttile. In our Millinery
'cpartineiit almost everything is jbtisfle. There.
>u see all the latest dictates of the season,"do
int designs. A beautiful display of Slats, 6Sib-?
ir..i? ^ ?-<
riif. ? t-iveis s' sowers, Breathers and ?5I!!H)N.
fwakintf of birds. There is a bird J^outh of Main
and (Dixon's Line that soars high but scents
tar, and it there is anything rotten iie is apt to
iscover it. (lie is not the "Eagle who catches
i> Flies". ^ Sfl it Itt %V til no/iiJo tlww.r ^ -
- J ? ? - m, ?*;7 TT ) lin t 1IHC lit |K)hC
leir noses in other people's business and ' quesaii
their motives." when thej would better scent
round their own premises first and discover what
rotten there. We do business 011 the square,
[id measure on the same level. After you are
trourli shopping from store to store, you can
>me here and save money on Shoes. $3,2(10
At. -i? CJ1- ' " " " ~
oru? 01 oiiocs |usf come. Ladies $1 25 dress
ioes at 75 cents. Men's shoes, best on earth,
orth $1 25, our price is 05 cents. This is our
scord breaking year in slioes. Sold 7(M? pairs
ist week. M e don't have to puil and haul people
trade with us,?our Bargains bring them. .)?
her huge pile of 8 cent Outing remnants going >
: 4 cents. .! lot more of those 5 cent calicoes
: 3 cents.
>
PP"e can't make you understand the Bargains
e've got for you until you've seen them- Child's ,
nd Misses 6 0 cent black ribbed hose at 5 cents
' better fleece, lined Lady's ribbed vest at 25 cts
tan you can bay at 40 cts anywhere else; men's
5 cts Undershirts going here at 12 cts. .# linen
ick reinforced Dress 8hirt. the dollar kino, ose 1
70 cents at this store. 200 men's odd vests, f
i job lot" from 2.-i> cents up. |
Not making ntucli 'Fuss' about our Clothing,
it we are celling more than we ever did.
j
A Rare Opportunity :
r
Has put into our possession Blanket and Comfort Hfir<r>iins tlmt von mnut not ?,5ju r
_ _ ? V t.?fi ? -n. \ ? III ^ IU-1
t
ukets nt 3."> cents, si *J.'> Kidor Down Quilts, not damaged, only ?'?s cents. The famous sl.O i White
cud 4lint wo Imvc sold thousands of. now for 7cents.
Direct from the Mill in I'lttsluirjj- n hi^ lot of CAKPKT samples, just \v!u?t you want. Also u lot
iUGS and WI MM)\V SH AI )KS. *
Ladies wool Gapes at 40 cents ;
I 1 a iwtk! ?i4 ?> > lit e
m a ^ , ?? |rv r* <(1 A 4md l~H 9
^ e
JUST COME! .7 lot Men's (Slack Cheviot
1-wool Suits, oortli $7 00, going at $3 40.
Yours, !
Ganson Dry Goods co.
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