The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 07, 1899, Image 3
Local Matters.
Mrs. .1 P Hunter gave tlis con- ?
tract for the erection of a four- ]
room cottage on her lot on Kirn 1
St., to Contractor Pries yesterday. <
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Attorney II Ilines of Waxhaw, I
N. C., has moved to this place and 1
formed a copartnership with .J T j
(Jreen, Es<|. i
Married,at Nenhops .M Echurch t
in Lancaster county, Dee 22,18D8, >
hy Rev US Ferroll, R E Helms \
and Miss Vara M Brown.
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Mr Crockett McMurray return- 1
ad to Davidson Collars this week
to resume his studies. He had 1
to com* home receutiy on account
of sickness.
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Fresh Oysters served to order 1
at Ladies' Oyster Parlor, in Cun- <
ningham Building Thursday and '
Friday evenings. ^
The Legislature meets next *
Tuesday. The most important <
matter likely to come up will be *
the liquor question. 2
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Married, Dec. 29, 1898, by \V
S L Porter, Clerk of Court, Mr.
\Y 11 Pardue and Miss Fmma McCorkle.
Also, Mr J T Watson ?
:iud Miss Maggie Morris. (
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Miss Maria Mayer of Yorkville, and
her little niece,Corinne Jones, 1
are visiting Mrs \Y 1) Lammemi. I
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K .1 Mi' korell has moved into '
the Ewart cottage on Cemetery '
Street, recently occupied bv ?J \Y
Uuader. Mr Condur will leave !
for Columbia next week where lie
will engage in the stock. business
with S \V Khen. '
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The stockholders of the Lan- I
meter Cotton Mills were |mid the
aerai annual dividend of 3 percent 1
this weak, making 0 per cant they (
have been paid since July. I
A letter from Columbia states 1
thai Mrs II B Howie, (formerly
Miss Jennie McLarnon) who has '
been seriously ill the past week, 1
is getting some better. ,
Cards are out announcing the ]
marriage of Mr Henry K Laney
and Mies Pearl Oghurn in Central
Methodist church, on Wednesday I
evening, Jan. 11th, at 7 o'clock.-- 1
Monroe Journal. I
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The thrifty farmer lias already '
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mil win*- in mis jiinnsior tuc crop <if
this year, lie who work* with <
out a plan does not hring in the 1
sheaves at gathering time with
* great rejoicing.
Married, Dee 30, IS OS, |,y B F '
itdama, N. 1'., Mr Leonard Langley
to Miss S d Fnile. The at |
teadantK were Mr Lddy Kohinson t
with Miss LiK/.ie Langley ; Mr :
dark Langley with Miss Annie 1
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raue. r.riterprifs.
The store of Mr K K l'lylor of
Newcut, tvhk robbed th? night of '
tke 2'2d ult. and robbed of sevorul i
dolinr'? in cash, some Hour, candy,
dry goods, etc. No su rest* have j
y?t been made. It. will bo remembered
thnt a similar raid was
innde on Mr PlyUr's store last
August.? Heview.
Kock Hill loses a superb yousg ,
man in the removal of Mr Claude
Hoary to Lancaster, where ho
goaa to take an important position
with death A Springs, llo is a
(ino business man, a worthy young
gentleman, exemplary in his con- 1
duct and genial and clever at all 1
times, lie has been with Messrs. 1
A Fried heiro A Itro., for nine
years and they parted with him
with regret, lie left yesterday
for his new post of duty.?Kock
Hill Herald. |<
Married, at tlie residence of 111 ]
Evans, in Chesterfield county,
by Rev. R E Small, oa Wedneslav,
January 4. lsi>9, Mr. James
R Knight, of Primus, this conn
ty, and Miss Mollie Melton, of
L'hesterfield county. The happy
;*room with his bride arrived at
liis home at Primus th>t afteruoon
where thoy found a number of
Mr Knight's neighbors and friends
vwaiting to givo tbam a warm
rrelcome. An elegant supper tt;?b
icrved and a few hours spent in !
social chat when ths guests dis>ersed
to their several homes.?
U'e join the many friends of Mr. '
K.night in wishing him a long and:
nippy wedded life.
Death of Mrs. Patton.
Mrs Minnia Pattoa, wife of Mr!
lames Patton of Catawba, Chester J
county, and a sister of Mr .J W
Jraig of this county, whose critical
illness was mentioned in ourj
ast issue, died Thursday. She
vas about 24y?ars of age, a mem- |
>er of the A R P Church, and an |
ixeelleut ladv. Her husband mn<l |
me child survive her. Rev. J TV
J Ewart went over to Catawba
^esterdcy to conduct the funeral
>er vices.
Pwo Cars More Coming
I loath, Springs cV Co., have |
ibout bold out the four car loads
>f mules and horses which arrived
H?t week but they have cone to
Atlanta tor two cars more. They
will return soon and they Mute
hat they will bring with them
iono but the very beat to be had
mil that they will sell them at
aiobt reasonable prices.
Mr. Howell's llig >lo; Hclli'il 7<>1
Hounds
Our old friend, Mr. Wilson
[{owell of O. K., takes the cake
for big hogs this season, lie killed
:wo last Monday which netted
1,240 pounds. The larger one
weiged 701 pounds net, and the
ither 4S"> pounds net. These
I')ga were of the (). I. C. stock.
V4r. Rowel I is a well-to-do fateier
>vho always raises his own meat.
? o uouot ir there 1* a in?^ in the
state which will net more tlinn Mr
It's big hog. It's gross weight
wa* over S>00 pounds.
! It Months OI<l and Netted .">17
Pounds.
Sheriff L M Clyburn killed hi*
>ig \\ daoadnv. It was just 1'
nonths old and weighed net .V! T '
muads. It was Poland China
used, and rrcrr one who aaw it
nivs it wis the largest hog tor it*,
tge they ever eiw. Lnnnoter
ounty is herd to beat on big
jogs this season.
I'railesx i 11? I ?ols
Xmns ha? Ween scarce around
I'radesville.
Mr. TV Funderhurk of Will*
Point, Texas, is here on a visit
;o his parents and friends. ,lohn
S Funderhurk. his brother, i?
booked to accompany him to
Fcxus when he returns home.
Married, on Sunday, .Inn. lat,
lsi)0, l>y Magistrate C'arnes, Mr.
Vernon McManu* and Miss Man-j
ha Polk. lit'M.
ij( ir?o Itcaard.
The Governor has ottered a i?
nard of $150. for the capture,!
rritU evidence to convict, of thr
party or parties who horned the
barn of Mr. K J Flynn in this
?ounty on Friday night of last
week.
To ttuhacrlhera.
The LKtMiru bega those of its
subscribers who are in arrears to
come forward at once an I settle
their accounts. If they cannot
pay all they owe we will be thankful
for a portion. We ask that
this justice to the printer l>e not
delayed.
C"l>t. .John Al. Moore l)cuil.
Capt. John M Moore, for years
a conductor oa the Narrow Gauge
Kail road, died at Chester Wed'
nesday night of blood poison, the
, result of the bite of a pet parrot,
i Mo was bittca by the parrot just
one week prior to bis death and
'his last tire days im earth wsro
days of intense suffering. Mo was
at Opelikn, Ala., exhibiting the
North Carolina car, "the City
of Charlotte," but as soon as his
condition became serious he was
taken in his car to his former
home, Chester S. C\, arriving
there in a dying condition on
Tuesday night. Ilis remains
were interred Thursday afternoon.
.John Moore was a whole-souled,
kind-hearted, honest man, and
his death will be learned of with
genuine sorrow in this community
and wherever he was known.
\f ! f no lllkAI?*U Mo<kl
The Ledger in in receipt of a
consignment of 'JO copies of "The I
Cotton Problem and Its Solution," i
by Frank C. Leehner, of Tim"
moneville, S. C. The book eon- I
tains 175 piiircs and treats the
subject exhaustively. We are)
asked to sell the copies consigned
to uk at 25 cents each; a price
that is barely sufficient to pay the
cost of publication.
Attention, Lancaster C'am;> C'onfeUernte
\ e'erwn*.
The Lancaster Cimp of (.'on-j
federate Veterans will meet in
the court house at 2 o'clock p. in.,
on .Saturday, .January 14, 1SDU.
All veterans ara requested to bo
present nad enroll as members of
the camp.
A. McMams.
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(For The Ledger.
In The Land of Flowers.
Wit. Editor: I write you a
few lines, thinking your many
1 readers would be find to bear
from this section of Florida I
have just returned from South
Florida. The outlook is not very j
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riirourigiiiLT Tor Cipiiatlst to ill
rest here. 'I'ho freeze four years
ami has a tendency to drive money
o
to other parts even though you
find pleasure seeker* on ererv
hand. I think *vvrr state in the
I'tiion is represented. I aui un
der the impression that some are ]
hunt iug investments.
Property is cheap. Places that
were worth $2>hni. ahoul <? years
ago can ho bought for about fr^'to.
Now 1 don't think these prices
will hold long. Too many visitors
and money are coming to this
State for property to remain low.
1 iiin now in middle Florida, i
The average holiness i* not neur
so good as in South Floi idn. The
freeze was mora severe in tliis
section. The future outlook bore
is (pii'c gloomy the only things
in sight are a half dead oranga
tree, a blue pump and a yallow
dog. I w ill leave liars in n few
days for Fast Florida. Will <riv?.
# ? I
yon morn full description of my
trip nhcn ! reach that point. A
happy ii''w year to yon and to the ;
many rcad?r? of the Lttdjjwr.
< )N tiii: WINO.
Haw thorn, Kla., Jan. "J, 1 i
A Lawyer Disbarred.
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\> asmngion, .ian. 4. ? l\.ugen? j
\V A Mr, nn attorney of Saluda,
S. C., w?* today disbarred from
practice before the Interior Department
on the charge of re
leciving nn illegal foa in a pension
claim.
niaittid of (hr niooal ant! Nrrvro.
No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
disease in quickly and permanently cured
l>y llmwm1 Iron Bittern. Every disease of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise, succumbs to Hrownn' Iron
Bittern. Known and uaed for nearly a
(tiarler of a century, it stands to-day fore,
moat among our moat valued remedies.
Browns'Iron Bitters is sold hy all dealers.
To Our Pi
u!' Pa
esaiMc
WE WISI
HAPPIES
OF Y<
W. G
IU TLKH SEES A MCKDER. WI-I
Kirn
Desperate Deads of a Chinaman
in 1 lsiTana--Americ:in ()llioor* |
Coining Home.
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By Telegraph to The Daily Newt, i ni,,);
Havana, .Inn. Generals tend
Wnde and I'utler will mi i I for in at i
I'aiupa on Saturday and Brigadier the
Heneral Clous and Captain limit'slit'
will sail for Now Voik direct. [The
As General Butler was drmn<* ! prei
>n Lngreena street last evening ho fens
law h Chinaman shout his mistress eoni
in the head ami run away. The thw
[jenoral hastily sent two American ! '1
sailors in pursuit but before the the
Chinaman could be captured he of s
stubbed himself in the heart. j tow
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THE TREATY SENT IN. j into
out
As Predicted the President Made | ^
no Recommendations. j 1
! esm
says
Washington, I) dan. 4.?
^ ' \ not
When tho senate went into execu- I ^ .
tivo session tt day the peace ,
1 prol
n-. i > - '
?? fjiv.li II.I'I |ll*| IUTII I - f
reived from the president, was
aid before the body by Senator
Kryp, who occupied the ch til* in
lie absence of the vice president. ! 01
l he trente was not read but the ' h ^
" -lie*
iresident * massageac^ompanvino
t was. This was a simple letter * 10
>t transmission without any word eeHm
if recommendation or Kuoj/nstion
md rra^ only ? few lines in
en^th.
On motion ofSanalor Ihivis the
reaty war referred to the c uunittee
on foreign relations and
lrdercd priotod for the use of the
innate.
Thei'hasltv coiiittt nlim muse I
;ive* shelter to three interesting (
hnraeters, viz : A man who vi j
^ears airo wje- worth .rum, t?i11
ire
li vely by reason of his ?renerou* ^.a^(
itturo, lost it all ; Sadie Klhert, ;hec
>nr of the last of the Lenspe trihe oiak
>f Indians that were numerous in ity
[Ihester county feara a;jn, nn*' lie- lino
%r j r> y j
lieeea Thomas, o<?l., said to lie 103 ^ye
years old,and who s^y j she rernem- , nior
liors Hceia<r the town of 11 ay re do i ^ur
[iraer, Md., burned by the British
ii* she stood on the porch of her ' '
master's house. j Couj
_ _ { afTe<
Hev. Dr. John B Adgerofthej
Prosbyterian church, one of the
obtest and most distinguished
clergymen of hiH denomination in
the South, died at his home in j I
Pendleton last Wednesday Ilet
was horn in Charleston in 1S 11 > is n<
and was 87 yearsefnge.
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i j rons
Irons'
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;t nt^y
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OUR L
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OLIO CLASS DISMISSKI
t Class of Virginia Militu
Institute Soul IIoiiio.
iehmond, \ a ., >1 uk d.? Nc
coeivcd from Lexington i
it that today the superi
cut of the Virginia milita
itute isscl toi order dismiesi
entire lir*t culss of that i
it ion, consisting of do cade
young men dismissed r
sent 12 States, and their t
>e wai a breach of diacipl'
Knitted New Year's eve,
face of special warning.
'h? specific offence for whi
clasH was dismissed was tl
etting off tireworks from t
era of the. institute buildi
New Year's eve, after th
ntion so to do had heen foil
nod tlia display prohibit"
toe ciase, I'apt. l)?rby?h
i?. who was officer of the <li
iped tho penalty. The on
* tho swopping dismissal v
on account of the act its<
hpcuute <-f defiance of t
liihition.
negro named liohet t Wilsi
from a bicycle at Seneca
ulny while racing and wli
,ed up he was found to be dc
rt failure was thought to
catiM? ol' deal'?
s ,Ti?ar?ewi'r/iH:.Tir werases-JTrr -i
Kmy Mb ' J? IfJ*"' ?
tuA .'Si
?P 8??
ioro are cougli medicines thr
taken as freely as a drink <
?r from a dipper. They ai
q> medicines. Quantity doesn<
e up for quality. It's the qua
that cures. There's one me<3
that's dropped, not dipped
r's Cherry Pectoral. There
e power in drops of this reme(
1 in dippersful of cheap couf
ips and elixirs. It cures P>ro
is, Asthma, Croup, Whoopir
gh, ami all Colds, Coughs, ai
ctions of the Throat and Lung
Aijers
| berry Peciora
ow half trice for the half-si
;les - 50 cents.
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i..! TRESPAS' NOTICE.
? All persons are hereby \vh:':<n1
v 1 not to trespass in nnv \v:iy, V.
\ walking, riding, huntino, cutt:
I wooil or III JlllV I it lit 1 win Ml My
; land. known as tin- Kendriek ,
k i in Iti<Ii:in Land Township. r:
j Twelve Mile ('reek. The I jinn v 1.
n-| lie euf iced iiifninst any j>r-;
rv 1 disiCLrnrdiiijr 11j ? notice.
|Wr Tims \\ Kendl i '
Dee. if, 1 s'ls. i m.
" . Money jo Loan..
e
,f, j I: A V I; M rtDK hi \. ill*
1 ? I roKers in New York < l'v iiim ntrl.i
lie whom I iim nl.ie |>inee Ina* '
ed l>\ h li'-t iimr'toiae <?n improve,!
l cutlou fin in4, for sin years on e pay I
tile in iusiuitneiils M* the rate of 7 ?
. cent per milium The ProPei mo* am;
vll 1 t. e eiotr|r<- for ai*ir?ci inul insju e: otj,
; are simto Mini at lln* exmime >>t ih*e
i borrower, J? K \V Y I 1 I\
lie j Ally a' I *v
N ov. 4 4m,
n<?
J tnw"ic^rcr :r j .ir '
oir I
,?i Horses, Males, Wagons,Babies..
i(| I
~u# ? that > on: l:m:.
1 \Ye < Juarantee to Sn\< \on M.
- RisAD! RKADt
" I Wo take pleasure i a^au. o.dt*
, I f I
' in<i the attention ot our lT'?-'?.h le
and all parties in Lancaster . -;d
adjoining eounties, to the ' ?
I that we have in our staldc Too.
hand of line \?m;i_ im<
j and hordes, Wi ll tit'oke u.n
on ' tin. ?Mjalities. <* will ::!m. .
en J:? < :?r load c?f !inc youM!* inuha,I
I horses to arrive on Satii'du^
i | fori- tin* tirst Mot) lav id .!:**? v
lie I
, Wo <lo Dot propose to have w
auction Milt- hut a ! : tli.it ;?? .
^ I anil ili^pci't our Mock and i " i;
1 prices; and if wo cannot n ?;k s
prices as low as any doah-'
' Ii?ncawtci\ then wo do not
you to liny from us.
' We at e not t ryiiut I" n
1 monopoly in our lino, nor o
ot her We are simph xhf
Stock, W aeon, audi/.
hu?one>s. We hav? no i :n
'nor men untile house*. nor : <[
ri ?i- (Is nor colt on milia .
nor :I1I\ 111inuf else to take to >i
time and attention, nor ?!< v ?
ploy business ir.anairers t m
vt our business. mnnat.rin:; our owe.
>f business in a strictly It .m *r v
a 'way. \Ye Ituv >t r?i iurlit i'oi < ASti
and as < HKAP as any prop!- t .
i the world. anil will s<-1 i Jot as
j_ SM \I.I. a profit as u<- can for
cash, or on time at sntue pt ice*
, with s per cent interest.
3 ! Wo are prepared to sell \o? j.
y : 5 year old mule anywhere t're n
rh 4r>A im i.. it"' ' * 1
Vuv.vv to zn. UO. CMCll.
n" Now, instead of risking your
1 lmrd earned dollars at an Auction
id j Sale, where y?u are liable to fie\
a. 1 what yon do not want, and j>nv
j dearly for it too, come rijrht to
| our Stablea where you can
j your own time to examine oar
. if took, thoroughly try any anima.
( you may fancy and then have ibt
ll *? vrt/1 * - - " *1
ii I I" ,vo iiacii (i) nun.
? t-v? We will guarantee to
J you money. All we auk you t*
26 do i* to try us.
I CLYBDRN & ELLIOTT
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