The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 13, 1898, Image 3
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? Mr Claude ('rowel of Virginia,
is visiting his si-tor, Mrs;
Flunk Walker
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? Miirnod, Iiv Magistrate W II ,
Burns, on Surdity Inst, nt this i
place, Mr Henry MclmtTey und
Miss.lo-io Helms. daughter ??f Mr
i Lemuel Helms.
? Sl.-.te Constable Fiiskev soi*/,
cd tw?? Inn i el* t.r |,n: Is of Intrrels
of cider ut the stole of .1 B Wnl
ters & Bro., Monday, which it is
claimed contains too latere * pot
cent of ulclml. A sample of the
eider hus l?een sent t< the State
chemist for analysis.
?There will he services in the
Kpisc.urJ c!.ui Cu n a? S-audaV at
II o" clock, a m.. ami at p in.,
conducted Jo. th i.-.-t . '!i- Hev
.1 W ( H'Uey il.tiMlM.
A J, the i ,un rtei I v cor .civiico
of the Lmci.-ter M th?>di-t church
held Sunday nijit Major .! .M
Kid lie ft'tid Col K iv Allison were
elected dele^ites to the district
conference to I in held at Fort Mill.
^ Major H F Miller and Dr (J W
iFoovey were chosen alternates.
? Mri .I K Lr.iig, or Lancaster
county, is visiting the family of
her brother, Mr B N Craiir.?
Rock liill Herald.
? List of lettorH advertised for
ti.e week ending April 12, 1S9S:
1> L Cooper; James Duulap, col.,
Ned Brown, Win 1* Woodard,
Esq. J. K. Gregory, 1* M.
? 1 will keep beef and ice this
nmuter, tiie very best the market
can uiford. If you want a good
market the best way to get it is
to give it your patronage. Ice
aa cheap as the cheajteat.
W. A. Davis.
? Oliver Medlin, the old colored
man who used to be the butcher
at the market here some years ago,
died in Monroe last Wednesday.
?Dr J E Rutledge, Dentist,
will be at Kershaw Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week
?lw. ? u:.. *
ui tuc |!i wntc ui uiw procession.
?The Sacrament of tho lord's
Sup)>er will bo administered at
the A K 1* church immediately
After the 11 a in sermon on Sab
bath next: Services will be held
|:n the church commencing on
Friday night before. Rev J l?
Knox, of Hickory Grove, will
assist the pastor.
?Rev R K Hough of this conn
tv was licensed to preach at meeting
of Presbytery of the A R P
church at Charlotte last week.
The next session of this Presbytery
will be held at Neely's Creek
church iu York county. Rev J S
Orer will be moderator.
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ibia&J
are tho seat or the starting point of
?- ?v wnU 0~?t '!, ?' . <C| I
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all li.oro or le k a... ail of ,
thcrn tending, u..' ;a cured, to a
fatal end. No or ana of tlio body
are more delicate or more sensitive |
than the kidneys. When ?ym[?torns
of disen o r.rvponr in them not
n moment is to he lost it* health is
to bo rcstoivd. Tho best way to
treat the kidneys is through the
blood, cleansirg it from the poisonous
matter which is usually at tho
bottom of kidney complaints. For
this purposo thero is no remedy
equal to
mrp's
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*i'.r iranr ye I )<a\ r> h^en % c<>r>?Unt
tn?. ; ft.? klln?j trmiM*\ nni! have
tfi I u i <mb?r o !j *- ! kidney
cures wit.- ;.t i fri*.r.<iVttl?cl
: tv try >. -' ir / ni : w TV%,.
BK4 "f e ktl- ' i* r if- , intlc'r
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? A IV.
('uMldcll XV
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been while
1 o 11) mr w nnes. >
tllO I'll 1(1 to?l i
?.1 <k' Brow .
before MiU'i-t -<
urday for cum unguilty
and svii'. i i '.
of $*>5. of spend < .
chain ;?un?*. II pnid
This was his tlnYd mm: i-r : i?
offense. The first !?: \ : result d
in convicturn. lie up(> :t! <I
was granted i t ? w ttual At flu*
second trial.tin- iu-v r > iM n t
llirf,??? HIiU 11 mi lli.ki V..!-* nrili !
l*resb.vtvr..ui Scr. it >.
Rev W B Mel I wain, the u-lti ioil
tuisS'on.i v t'r* i r: oi, will
fill ! 'i II : >lu 'VS* : } |? i' t; j;;
to |if CMC I I t I'f'l ji .s > I < '? |i? \f
Siioo.'itii morning. It- wit! ji - >
(ill ltis a ipblnfinents at this plnee
on S- uuhr . : 1 * ii ;u>:
Rev C W Humphrey-. 1> !>..
will pi each in flic l/uir sfcr 1'rebyterian
church" next Mind i .t
11a ni.; and 8 p in.
Kcntl Wluit Ciimsoii Says.
Ilis attractive ad. in today's
paper is the best Bareuin offers
he has ever made. He actually
SUI'imsscs his own im-viiiiiv. I.m
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priors. Gentlemen will I to inter
ested, especially in clothing,
(shoes un<l lints. i,udies will find
out all alxnit dress goods, silks,
em broideries, luces, etc. Any
tiling, everything and ut astonishingly
low prices. Read his ad
and ho convinced that he has socured
unprecedented bargains this
season.
A Serious Afl'ray Between Two
Negro Hoys.
Said Reed an 1 Minor Hillings,
two young colored boys, fell out
over a piece of tobacco last Saturday
night when the latter struck
the former in the head with an
axe, slightly fracturing the skull.
Sam lay unconscious for a day or
ao and is still in a critical condition
!>eing partially paralyzed. Or
Poor is attending him. Minor
was committed to jail to await results.
The Ktory of lien llur
On Friday night next, Capt J
A Rider, who is touring the State
will giva his famous entertainment
on 4'Bcn llur.*' The entertain
mcnt will* he given under the auspices
of the Lancaster Ladies Aid
Society. The Charleston Post of
last Friday has the following to
say of his entertainment in tint
city the previous night.
Capt. .1. A. Rider delivered his
sidcndid entertainment on 'lV-n
!Ifir*' last niirht at the \'. ('.A.
Opera IT<?iiisf*. To say that the
audience wn delighted, would lie
put tin** it mildly, for u bettor
plot <1 one never left the anditorurn.
Captain Kida* in km ? .-cool
lent apc-ikc. His delivery is
charming. 11? i a good eloout*
ioniiit and rendered the dramatic
portions of the story in a most
enjoyable lamier '!;.* chariot
rai'o was splendidly given. The
pictures were lieanliful and they
were brought by the entertainer
with all the strong points. It \v?o
a real treat, and those present will
long reinetnt?er the strong impression
that Captain Khler made on
them.
J'"'"Tickets for sale at .1 F
Mar-key AL Ce's., and at Crawford
Br< n.
Wlu-rr to Ituy a Fine Kentucky
Horse or a ( <mhI MiiIc.
Wo Imve just received :i lot <?1
tino Kentucky hoi < > which wi
will sell cheap for the money <u
on timo for pood pniH*r. We also
still Ijnve on hand a few pood
nodes. . Yon will tind it to youi
interest to call and en us if yon
want a bargain in stock of any
kind.
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Lost, Strayed or Stolen!
One bay mare mule !? or 4
years old, belonging tod F Hilton,
near Flat creek bridge, left ,
bis place last night. Any one
taking up sumo and informing us!
will be liberally rewarded.
H. .1. Gregory & ro.
April 8th 1898.
Kctlicl Presbytery
At the meeting of Bethel Presbytery
last week the following!
were elected delegates to the
General Assembly: Revs Neville
and Kirkpatrick; Klders .1 C
Foster of this plnce, and \V K
Thomson of Liberty Hill. Black- 1
sloek was chosen as place of next
meeting. Rev \Y B Mcllwain, |
missionary to dapan, addressed
the Presbytery on Wednesday!
night.
M -s i-Mwurils Seriously Hurt
Mrs. .lane Hdwards, now of
Fort Lawn, was seriously lup t by
the overturning of her invalid's!
chair while returning home from
church lust Sunday. Her leg was
rehroken at the thigh. Her sister
Mrs Ada Hough, of .his place,was
summoned to her bedside Monday.
oi'hii agoil luily.
M iss Snllie Carnes died nt the
' home of her brother, Mr .Joshua
Carnes, near Wild Cat, on Sunday
! morning last, after a protracted
illness. She was ahout 75 years
j of age, wan for years a consistent
member of Tabernacle MethodUt
church, ami her remains were
buried at Tabernacle on Monday.
Ilucklen's Arnica Halve.
The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Itheum, Fever Sores, Tetter,
| Chapped Hands,Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cent* per box.
For sale by Crawford Bros.
The Jacksonville Times says:
It is lumored that all country
newspapers have been requested
j to furnish the war department
| with a list of their delinquent
i subscril>erH, as the department
: wishes to conscript the delinquents
at once for their service. The
Times will withhold its lists fi r
one week and give its subscribers
' ii nliiiniin tn un i'.? I, a n .1 ......
m vt??? law ?w m? ? V> iilUMlOVITCO I I IIIII I
Spanish bullets. Pay up brother, I
land avoid l>eing a target.'
The freedom of the press is not
as dangerous as that of some of
11 our lawmakers.
-miI-a
disease very freipient in
? hildren and one that erontes f-e
ijuent anxiety to the parent. It's
appr'iaeh is very sneaking and tin
exported hut the advaneement is
so rapid aio-r,the lirst symptom.i
appear that in a very short time
the safety of the infant is threat
ened. It is a dangerous disease to
delav treatment of or trille with,
(to in. pared HAVE \ B< )T I LK
of V\ t >> i: Kiwi' i K OiK i.N THE
1 IKH.'SE. It only costs you a
quarter and may save the life of
your dear one and a hig doetor's
, hill besides.
I SVMPTO.MS
< 'luM r> I * i . upi.nrei' lly well.?i* n'o -
[ uilh. fM?* him ititi*-|
1 coniriu'f i in, 111r?*i?'?*i111>k ratiijiilation
isp*Mii > air i* <im<* n in,
! lutiira i?\ ?i taiklm; cough, t)i?> cvi ?
(> line* K'n*~\ wiul ftt?ri>.y: Willi evi
ilclii'd ill nr? ' iukI r> mi
TIIK \TM KMT.
Mix t|v?- I-, rifeen drop* of WnniliT
ful Oil wlllioiif or two tahleap ntifula
of warm ?at? r mil let ttirliilil ilrlrik
il rejenti i'iP done i-vi-rv twenty
mi nine* nmi ?? i? f I- nhtalm-ii.?
Pimy 111 ? ? I i III a warm ln?ti. f<. > a
fi-w niliiiiti - a il apply tn the Hi mat
unl rlaxl, r ' ii'i; in Willi the t anil
fipnl | iii wonderful < m mill i l"
tur, -w? t <>i i i ivt ? liiu then it p y
ilaitlU'l hi ..ii K jiU'I rival hi ! pill
I elihil to h< !
Oi..' I' ll Until.* of llfnlbtHt
J Pntam. 25 ciila
i .1 I ' :>> (M ke.t A < 4 I,
1 ' 1'iiy up.
a
I Lovely Goods and Lower Prices ' ^
K Seem to bring all this nay. Our Stocks i?fl
|k are at their hot. every shell and < very ' I
lib: counter laden. We are reach for Oo>vds, J
iUp^r? _ _ * W
jr and they are coming. Iveady to surprise I . ~j?
If' What P Wesr and Wlim to Pay, "-J
gi:: .\ew Black and colored Stress <?eods at ;<|
Bart/ahi Privets. Bmtfjhl i-MKrSP. SeM1
. itA/i rwiv1 id b--. -- ? ? - ? ?- '
j iitu^ ? a a t j o U M MJ'tJ'Efi 5 I& SI % P T> >> Jl 8 <J 1
p Jlci'diatits Mould charge (or same ^ooiis,
iff: -"they've none to shew. ,ej
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aK ^ CX fi p5 ^ f ~5 cents Mohair Brillianiinc for 4s cents. *1 0(1 4<(- ^JL
^ ^ % 0 0 Lu ^ inch Molmir Brilliantine for tlx cents. Uo inch Black -.fi
IS*; mixed Grenadine, 25 cents value, for 124 cents. 27-inch Black Nunsvci inp, wool, 3r*jSl
[|.? cents quality, for 10 cents. >
|v Colored Dress Goods ! TwrT^^zl;!imskti,s,,J
40 cent poods, only 20 cents. Handsome line of US-inch Silk Mixtures, worth $1 00, onjj-i'
lv 60 cents. Sprinp Silks in \N hito Wash Silk, Black llafutai Silk, Striped Waist Sdk, VBi
JL Surah Silk, Plaid and Check Taffetas from 25 cents to $1 00. Black Satin Duchessc, etc. 2HI
( vp Our very l>est season so fur. Miss Brown's clever brain and individual taste suit our
Jk trade exactly. Day and night with an assistant she is busy.
Si Motif Ufaeh Cohn^c Supremely pretty 40-cent French Or
> liUli ft Qoll idftJI IwW* gandies are 20 cents. 25 cent French \,3
Rl Organdie is 15 cents. White and colored Irish dimity, only 12? cents. The Coml>out jA
Br Fantaiae Organdy, ^orth 15 cents, our price Scents. Yaid-wide Percals at five cents. iB
10-cent best Percals at (> cents, only 3,500 yards left. Printed Challies only 2A cents. ^19
I House-Keepers, We're With You. 1
U'a'vp mailA otIpq fffirtpl tliis goduaii (<> ^3
w w v/ ? vy v/imi. u v ii^ri t, babbit k7v>t? n\fii i\fi v glj
I an unusually large and nobby stock of Mat- I
Eatings, Window Shades and Lace (Curtains.
? Our prices are low and we have the goods, i
P- CAPITAL CHANCES IN LACES AND EMBROIDERIES *]
iKv ALWAYS HALF PRICKS. Hamburg Kmbroideries, Nainsook Kmbroideries,
H-Sp Swiss Km broideries, all widths. Thus we will sell : K cents Kmbroideries :it f> cents, 1 2 L
cents Kmbroideries at S cents, 2?> cents tine Kmbroideries at 12A cents. Laces, same way. \?S|I
T AJ/C inline I \N*V have secured another l.ooo vardsof those _tf
ffg i wi\ rau i iuc ; line remnants ol: White Lawn and Ihiek ili:it
R'3" sold so rapidly last week, only 5 cents and yard wide. ' ? y|j
| OUR SURPRISE COUNTER,:: J
Hoys* Percale Waists, all a;?es. at 1 .*> rents. Ladies* Waist-, worth (v i.t-. |(,r - ^1
T"- rents. A hijj lot of Stanley Shirt Wai ' . th . !.**'?
J* "v I ulahndered Shirt.">0 rents <pia' \ "*!'y ;?.T rents. -i., ir- !' >\ ! j t-.
f SPECIAL VALUES IN ?l*H8MS. . 1
The ttent Harjfains The 'I 72 Men's It i k Clay \V. * L
|j| * Suits worth Stj no, vanrs for *0 IJ' m ? l'air- Met. i- i\ v si in j' t-, it.; > nil . r|
We liaye just as "rent Bargain in HATS.
s> s r?n? s?!st ? ftq'nnn
ji LUUIl till I I jPfciUUU hi i ir ^o. a
nr* Bargains arriving this week. Ladies' Oxfords, cloth top, for ."><) rent-, worth $1.00 *ia
|p|^ Men's $1 50 Satin Calf Sunday Shoes for 00 rents.
a{ AGENT FOB THE "QUEEN" I
ras r ir ui s sr <* ftaiAiiuiP t*H
iCfflWU WIH^niWC,
B <? Mmlo l?v llir- Wliito Sowing Machine <'<?., ?tho very I?? -1 machine on tin* nvrkct. We iCSr
K~ ' !?"V for (\\Sfl IN LARdK Quantiti< - ami can "''in money on vin rhinos. <i
'V Yours, , ;|
I W. G A N S 0 N. 1
pi. jW. E 110 2?ai . Si.-:i. r . just. H? CJ( vod
if- W. G.
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