The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, November 13, 1897, Image 2
tTHE LEPGE
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En.TOU A C. .'ANAOER. !
SATIKOAY, Novkmbkii 13, 1897.
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[For the Ledger.
VAN WYCK ITEMS.
\':m Wvck litis been receiving '
some congratulations from the'
1 less, since .Judge Vtin Wvck has
been elected Mayor over Greater ,
New York. Our little village got
>ts name, directly from this distinguished
family. General Hoke
was president, of theG C & N R R j
when our village was located,
married a sister of Judge Van I h
Wvck and our station was named )
in honor or complimentary for Mrs
Hoke's maiden name. We
felt a little interest in tho mayors
election of New York, and our
sympathies were with Van Wvck, as
he is a South Carolinian and j
our associations with his name i
ma le his success doubly interesting!
nnd wo felt fully satisfied ut his'
grand victory, and believe be will |
sustain tin confidence of bis many
supporters, witb honor during bis "
mavornlty.
Our village lias been passing fi
through some changes lately. The 'l
' New York Racket" at the railroad
crossing has closed its doors
by mutual agreement with all con- eerned
and the barbel shop has c<
moved out in Main street and gives i
black eye to high rent. 1 Kt
Our mayor and policeman fail
todo their duty at times, and our j
village is tirned over to the tender
mercies of boisterous fun,'''
makers. ,
There i-. some talk of an elec- I
ti'in soon, and Mill Dolittle has I
already tiled hi> pledge to be gov
erned by the majority in the elec-i
tion for mayor, but he is a little
uneasy, that Old Hickory will get
in the lead, as it takes a good
deal of his time, fixing to get mar- j
i Ti.:.. ...iii 4.1 ? - i i ^
, IV.I. I m-? will I: (tv I * piMCC OCrorO 1
the election, then lie will have j
some help nnd with the united |
eHorls of Mr nnd Mrs Dolittlej
the race mav he easy.
Mr .1 A Hyatt has the lumber
laid down on his lot for his resilience.
and the contractors will
begin work next Monday. i ^
Some of onr matrimonial candi- %
dates are getting very absent
minded. One of them visited 1
Lancaster a few days since and
forgot the most important business I
to which he was to attend. I
Another drove his horse so fast!
I
that he set his buggy spindles on
lire and had to stop for it to cool i
otr and be greased These things!
will soon l>e of the past and these I
candidates settle down to the sober
realities of home life. Listen for I
the wedding bells.
r\TKIM WltLl I Ei
V/I IlJltO.
The road convention held in
Cnlumhiu hist Wednesday was attended
by representative men from j
almost every county in the State.
Gen Rov Stone, V S Road cometi
missioner, made a short infornal
address which was full of sugges- Hi
tions and bore directly on the wl
conditions which obtain in this
State. A permanent organization ?n
was perfected and several resoln- **
tions asking the legislature to
pass certain important acts were wi
adopted. ^
At a meeting of the committee i
on a monument to the Confederate |
women of the State, held in Columbia
Wednesday, plans, specifi-! ?!i
rations, and estimates for a monu ' pr
ment to cost not exceeding $10,-1
000., were solicited fiom all work-!
. I
ers in monumental stone. The
next meeting of the committee
will be held in Charleston next
spring.
is
$3 SHOE the?World,
Kor It v??rs thin shoe, by merit
alotte, hns distanced nit competitor*.
W. K Doiiiflns 811..TO, H4.00 nnit MS.OO I
shoos uro the production* of skilled workmen, | (Tp,
front the host nmtcrlnl potwlhlo nt those price*. I
A Is . ItS.'tO II It.I M8.<M> shoes for men. 88.SO, 1
SC.Oh eittl wl.'Jfi for boy* nttd youth*.
\V. I.. I ton c Ins Bhocs uro Indorsed
bv over l,rto,i?P won rem as tho best
In style, tit nttd durability of nny
Rltno ever offered at the price*. Til
Tltev are ntnde In nU the latent
shapes nttd *tyle*. and of every vnrt- 1 III
ety of leather.
If dealer eannnt supply you, write for cats,
loguo to \V. I.. Douglas, llrbcktou, Mas*. Sold by I III
W. GANSON. 1
The IxMltrpr, 2 months, 25 rents I '
irw?w*wi -v r > t>a-*
[H| BARGAIN HI
HAS A FEA
And the tnhle is snreud with the t
- GENUINE
Thai hns ever been displayed in Lari
Is Pieces of real hijih grade China, a
anle to make our competitors sick.
103 Pieces of Carlbadt China, choici
*J4 Pieces (iold Hand Carlbadt Chinii
White Iron Stone China, best <juaiit;
-inch plates 37 cents, 51 inch plates 4n
mts. Howls ami Pitchers cents api
100 pieces Dresden China $10.00.
ire to buy.
REMEI
We repair everything that can be
L'welry. Hicycle (inns, Pistols, Sewi
I Satisfacti oor no pay.
Q r 1-1 ATT/'
U. Kj. 11UUI
-HERE W
We Have I
And Not
H^re are a F
lachineiy Of All CA
Kinds, n
' Mil
iginea, Boilers, Gins, Cha
Feeder* and ('ondenaera, Hte<
PrtRft**, hand and Rteam ',l4fl
COTTON AND HAY.
Haw Milla, Grist Miila.
Bhaftlug, Pulleys, Etc., Etc.
19* We make Ginning Outfits a spa- We
?lty. If you wish to examine one of ^an
ese we refer you to Pnag A Horper. oun
ere are * few of the (tentlemen to
bom we have i old full out Ate Ibis
son: W. L. Blackmon, !. A Brlde,
Dr. E F Horton, Col. L C Hough, W
d Dr. C C Welsh. There has not In t
en but yerv little If any machinery moi
Id in this section for sereral years kin<
capt wbat we have sold. Home say two
by Is this? Simple enough. of a
the
e take our time, don*t move in a trik)
daah, be|>
jy where Its t*?e oliea|>est, and pay .
' the CASH. ^
vVe have the exclusive Agency for
the beet tnakea and will eel 1 for lees
oflt tban anybody. nics
H.J. GB
.1 oilii I >. Taylor.
. ! -COTTON BUYER,J,ne
LANCASTER, S. C.
Nl)'r I am representing Alex Sprunt
n Hon this season here ami elsewhere,
') and I ask my friends when ihey bring
(,'oMoii in t- cal' and let me see their
s. (!.
cotton b.fore selling. My oftloe is at
Cloud <fc Allison's.
jno i? taylor.
elry, j
- Here I am - /
At Mackey's corner. Where are YOU ?
Good Flour selling at $2 00
I 1 Good I'odee, 10lbs to the 1 Oh
ltS | Granulated Sugar lSltm ?or 1 00
21 lbs //ightast RrowM Sugar 1 00 ,
GbASN WARE at a sacrifice! Fine
! tumblers, been selling for 40 cents a >et
j I will s-ij l hem in you now for 20 els.
TEAS, ' mined Goods and Fruits of
K all kinds si the very lowest nice,
j Respectfully,
Joseph Walker.
il? (At Mackey's Corner.)
World of Truth
in a "ingle I
HihiiiII'n ko<><1h please every tx
R. BRANDT, The Jewele
lier Town Clock, Chester, f
iVe nirry a large stock of
intends, Watches, (lold Jew*
? Fine Fluted Jc\v?lry ?
Sterling Silver Goods,
Fine Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks Bronzes,
Fancy Art Good
tical Goods, Cut Glass
Kino t'mbiellas and Canes,
Fine China.
i> I urgent spue ~| IN THI
e Larg^-nt Sfock ! / CI
a ml ! A OUN1
e Beat Facilities J 1 U
Fine Watch Kepairin
Snhscrihe for the Ixn
r-?.,"< f^wr-.Ty.^-y 7 iriBIW UTTTH
INTER
ST IN STOR
choicest selection of
CHINA
icasfer. We have jnst reet
nd -ve offer it at a price tli
s of ?> stvles, $15.00.
i $1 75. 22 Pieces $1 r>0.
r, d-ineh plates arc 30 e
cents. (Jnps and saucei
ece up to 20 cents.
Inspect our stock and you
IBER
repaired : Watches, Ch
n<* Machines and anything
Kespectfull v,
5H & C(
ECO, HI
*ass@d t
iiing Ii
re in the Held this Season >
dNK in either the States<i
e one says 'What do you I
:>u handle, hut what is it
mszasmmssm
ew of the I
NE MILLS CANE MIL
ow Ih the lime to buy your
la. A large Jot of the Celeb
ittanooga Cane Mllla. Evapori
>1 and Copper, and Kuroac*
d, h >th here and at Kerahaw.
MOWERS! MOWERS
fe handle all kind that are i
ring, the McCormlok and V
aold W H Culp and T K Cum
i a harveater and brought on
teivea Plenty of mo were on
lie above kind and repair# for a
WA60NSI WAOONS
re carry the beat line of Wi
he Carolina". Old Hickory, 1
it. Tennessee, Hprach or any <
d you may desire. All aiaee.
three and four-home. He
II kinda on hand. Prlcee n
way. We have three large
uting points hence the large i
bought and THE LOW PF
1.
nnaoicc * mm? icc
have on hand and to arrlv<
wt oomplate Una of Buggt a, I
Respe
EGOR'
Highest Price paid for
Chickens and Eggs.
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McCARDELL & ALLISON.
I-QENEIUI. MERCHANDISE. ?
DRY GOODS,
E NOTIONS,
? - SHOES,
1 HATS,
CLOTHING, ETC., ETC.
We have a nice line of Ladies' ['
Dress Fibrins, Fall Calicoes,
Worsteds, Tricots, Henriettas, I
Outings, Flannels, etc.
sived CLOTHING! For children)
ls and men. Also, a nice lino
I 1'nnts. 1
SHOKS! We keep ngood and J
flits : ho I cc tod stock of Shoos that
s 40 !irc reliable, bought from the l?ost
houses in the country. We give
are vou the host Indies' Dress Shoe |
111 town for
A nice line of Heavy and Fancy t
[ Groceries.
I ('n j .in,| stM. us when in '
u ' town and we will treat you right. (
else. \ye j?r.,teful for the liberal *
patronage of the public in the (
)pnst and will make you pricesthat 1
will warrant a continuance.
McCARDLLL Jc ALLISON.
I * ? '
m at. m a
HAD US ! lie
4 Pole i
i Sight I
h
c
vith T11K M( )ST
>f North or Smith '
tamlle''!' Don't
that you tlon't
i? ji
Main Articles. - !
LSI tons, Hun lea, Carts, Ktc., in MieHtate. ,
I We have the exclusive AKoncy for all
Cane I the best makes hence our ability to |
rated furnish what you may deaire Here
.tors, Area few of the kind we handle:.Hah>s
on cock, Tyson A Jones, Carolina. Rock
| Hill. Colo minis, Columbia, Parry, Ad
I , vanee and a great many others, too nu
i nicrous to mention, ranging in price
good i from $M> 00 to f 160 00.
food. Over the bralu of each youth Isspiead, ,
jln#- How long. hov long before I can wed ? I
B for You mont wait patiently and endure ?
. . And wait until it doea mature.
But how mueh sooner It would be
iame. If you only buy an H, M. T. ^
! HARNESS! HARNESS I
rr The hide that covered tbe old eow's
back ,
r?ther iM made to whis upon tbe track
-one, In reins sufficient that will hold ?
pair* Ar* Manufactured by our Mr. Htoll. |
? , Of customers ualug them there is do
,n end.
1 die- From the Governor down to "Salty
urn- Ben." ^
IICE All kinde harnese, single and double. 1
Wsyon end Auffgy Harness fromffl 60 ^
to 976 00. ,
A nice !|oe of Riding Saddles and ,
? the Bridles on hand. Rip Saddles and
'baa- Harness a specialty.
sctfully,
ST& CO.
--Sarps! Bargains!-We
Had the Spot Cash !
and reaped a harvest of Bargains
\m\\ BlilNlllIt l\ Tint HISTORY OF MMJXTKR
ins mm Tinii?r:,\g birgaiks bkb.x displivkd.
We ransacked everv Nook and C RneR
FOii the BEiT VALUES I
rHOUiSANDH AND THOU8AND8 OF UOI.I<AK< WORTH OK OOODS
AKRININO KVKUY UvY ANY ONK WOULD DO IMEMn
HKl VKrt A GREAT INJURY TO MUY ONK DOI.I, A It's
WORTH WI I HOUr fEKlKG OUR MATCH I K-8
Bargains
HERE ARE SOME PEACHES:
5 cents Al.'imnni'n fill- 5i nnnfu ? .??? ? ?! !? II ?
- .......... w ?/ wu id) u Wll lO > ill VI - ?> IUO 1\
Sheeting for 4A cents. 7 cents Canton Flannel 4$ cents.
S cents Kxtra Heavy Canton Flannel, biggest bargain ever
ottered for 5 cents. 6 certs turkey red Figured Calicoes
for 4 cents. 10 cents wool mixed Jeans, 8 cents. 8 cents
Bed Tick, heavy quality, 5 cents.
The above are all staple goods and cannot be matched at those prices.
Press Goods! Dress Goods!
This Department is presided over by Miss Nannie Crockett assisted
l?y Miss Lula Wilkcrson. It is an acknowledged fact that we carry
the most select line of the latest novelties in Dress (ioods in town,
together with all the late styles and shades in Trimming to match.
10 cents colored Alpacas for S cents.
1 cents wool Cashmeres for 10 cents.
25 cents double-fold wool cash me rs for 15 cents.
50 cents 40-inch wide cadi mere at 25 cents.
Remnants of Silk from 1<*? cents up, worth three
imes what we ask for them. 4<i inch wide lloucle Fancy Choviott
?o cents. 5o inch fancy checked /choline Silk and Wool Brillinnte,
silk mixed Suitings, fancy checked Cheviotts, Mohair Brocade Mat lasse,
Astracan Armure Cheviotts, (Hack and Plain Brocade Artnuro
silk. Black Silk \ clour.
calls and jacklts : jsxjiejss's
lu'ce : $1 He iver ' ii| <h f?t 7;{?*ii1h $ "> eleiru' I Heaver 1'a pm, l.ati h< Style*
A llium!" Hacks at $2.50 $7 o Jackets !?>r $2 60,
A lew 1.1.dies tii11 l.-iii>itit- Hubs worih $S f?>i $250
MOTIONS j NOTIONS t Mr.
W. C. Boaty has charge of this Department, assisted oy Miss
Lily Porter. Pins I cent oer minor I n 11
....... .. ....... V.-. . or*i IIIVIV HDHC, IHO
I" cent kind, f<?r 5 cent-. 'J5 cents Ladies' regular mudo I!?>.*??? for
10 cent*. "2 nice handkerchiefs for 5 cents. ti hook Corsets, regular
price $1,. now for 50 cents.
Clothing! Clothing I' - MILLINERY ! MILL NtRY ! Mr
J II Ketim-.lv will he found at Mia* Belle ' ?rter. our accomplished
In- lit'H'l ?<r thi? IH*purl merit. Now Ml'llner win wa* with u* last Season
>pen yoir i \ t*M ! ; *n?l who gave such entire **i 1-fnciion,
c,-, w-,? i miiIih f.u ?2 A<) has rs'tirtii-d and will welcome all her
Sin Kuiicy atl woo' < hevlott* for $5 '?>'? t usiome-s a* *e I as t lie new one*.
14 ? 7. cia.v worsted wort- #12 60 now Hhe sen ctcd our emlre k o( MIIIJ>ii
salt* at M AO lit-ry and cun give yen all the latest
(toy's hcuvv Winter suit* (15 cent*, "fin's" in regard lo colors. trimmings,
Hoy's caps .6 cents ach. j t<- . etc si bought some remark*en's
Pnlaundered -hifs 2t cents. l? ?' Hargaiu*in I .a. lies' Kelt Walking
26 iJoxeii Men's #126 and #1 60 I H*t* regular price elsewhere $1 , our
I sunder ed ^hirls, the greatest h?r? pr>'-e 26 cents. Ladies' - elt Shapes
Jul n ever I (lei ed for 06 c nts. i ?"'1' everywhere for 76 cents, our price
26 cents.
Slioes! Shoes! ? Inldren's Tan*. 16 cts worth 26 els.
...... ... . . ...... ? " Bonnie Boons, 16 cents
Mr It H Htrolher h*s control of this worth 26 cems
rVpaHinent. We bought our em ire job |o| 4lf Hihbon, 2 inches wide, foe
ine of ."Shoes la-fore the adva ce, con- j o cents | er \ aid
lequoully we can save you at least 26 " We have the tlnest selectiod of GliU>er
cent on your shoe hill. Wv are the jr,.n>H H*t* ever shown in i.*nca-ter.
saents for Hutchison A Bice's Men's W? ?ay it without fear of oontradle-lilies;
also fort. H <Jo.hi.au s Ladies tlon lh-l , HrUjr ,.mn tr|m you m
uid tihild.en s Hlioes?every pair of Hal in nicer *?yle and for has money
which ire warranted* than 3011 can have it clone elsewhere.
FURNITURE Akin cmucc i
I WIIB1I VMb Mil U O | IIVCJ I
Wo sell more Furniture and Stoves than all the real of
the Stores in Lancaster put together. There is no une quoting
priees on these two articles, for our Com|)etitors ARE
JUST SIMPLY NOT IN IT. It would l>e only a waste of
space and Printer's Ink to do so.
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE I
Mr. J. H. Carnes, assisted by Mr. W. B. Cauthen and Mr. J. F.
L'ulp are the residing genii of this Department.
3 car loads of Flour bought before the advance. We can save yoa
money. COFFEE, good Rio, 9 pounds for the $ 1.00.
Now it is a well known fact that the New Tariff has advanced Ouna
10 per cent. We anticipated this fact and bought our Guns in Juna^
So you can have them at the old price. It is also a well known fact
that we carry the only complete Stock of Guns in Lancaster.
Oar buyer, Mr. T. M. Fitapatrick, when he left for the North
srn market*, was buoyed up by the promising crop prospect, aad
taught the largest Stock he ever bought. The last four weeks of dry
seather, has cut the crop off so, we intend to throw prioes to the
rinds. The Goods wilt have to be sold, no matter at what sacrifice,
we have got to have the money.
II litzpalriek k Br*.,
Leaders ot Low Prices.