The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, June 07, 1899, Image 3
Local Matter
Mrs Sarah Hough of Magn
Miss., is visiting the famil
her son, the late lamented
M J Hough, at this place.
Married, May 30, 1800,
Rev Chalmers Fraser, at the 1
byterian manse, Mr .las F S
ner and Miss Katie E He
both of this place.
Mrs E J Wylie and gri
daughter, Miss Juanita \\i
are visiting relatives in 1
Hill. They will remain over
til after the Winthrop comtne
ment which comes oil this wee
Rev .1 B Campbell, prcsi
elder of Rock Hill district,
hold the third quarterly cot
ence for Lancaster station ir
Methodist church on Friday r
next at 8:30 o'clock, and
preach on Sunday both mor
and night.
The horse of Mr R L 1 iic
ran off with his buggy last A
<l*y morning from the lot in
of the Riddle store rooms,
buggy being badly broken u
striking against a tree at the
ner of Catawba and Gay Str
Mrs. J M Riddlo has
elected by the Woman's Misi
ary society a delegate to the
man's State Missionary Com
tee to be held at MeCalls on
20th instant. Mrs. M .1 M
was chosen alternate.
I'erry Bell, infant danghte
Mr and Mrs W 1* Bennett,
baptised last Sunday aftornoo
Rev. J E Carlisle.
Married, in Chestertield e
ty, Sunday, May 29, 1899, A
A McManus, formerly of 1
haw in this county, autl Mrs
Williams, also of Chestei
county.
The 3rd Quarterly confer
for Lancaster circuit will con
at St. Luke's Saturday, June 1
1 very earnestly request a fill
tendance of the official be
There will be no services at (.
Creek and Carmel on 2nd Sun
Geo. C. Leonar
Thero will be seryice n
Episcopal church Thursday a
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uuun oi mis wees ai o:;ju o ci
conducted by the Rev. .1
Cantey .Johnson.
List of letters advertised
the week ending June 3rd. 1
Mrs Mary Clinton, Mrs Ella
Cardel!, Miss lleagar Sell
Rev J G Beckwith, I Lawn,
McGahee.
J F Gregory, P. 1
Judge Gaffe yesterday ma
ruling as to the pay of witn
that is entirely new here, a
has put about fifty witnesses
faded to get their pay on act
of it in a fighting humor,
rules that State witnesses in
no billed or nol prossed
receive no pay, although th
thority of the court was uss
compel their attendance, be<
the law is that only "matei
witnesses shall be paid. This
acted as a grent hunlshij
some of the witnesses who
come here from long dis
gainst their inclination and
now hare to jmy all of their
expenses.?Greenville News.
Na'l Toktm M u4 tatk* Iwr MM ,
Ta <?tl Ubtooo Mil); Ml (or??<r, I
Mil*, fall of Ufa, mtt* Ml >l|*r, uk*
Hm, U? ansdar vorksr, that mtkM wa
straw#. All #rw## lata, Ms or ?1. Carat
Mad. mtoklat sad astasia fraa A
its His# fiacaadf f? iblN?a ar Haw
gdaaasa fasr Mawala With Caaaa
Osadv Catharsis, aara aaaatlyattaa f
Ms. Ma. If 0.0. C. Mil. * agitata rafaad
Lecture by Dr. Tliornwcll.
3 g Rev. J 11 Thorn well, at the re?
quest of the Ladies' Memorial
olia, Association, will deliver his celey
of brated lecture, "What a Country
Hon Parson Saw Across the Waters,"
I at the Court House on Friday
Lveniog next at 8:30 o'clock. The
by I cause is one near and dear to the
'res hearts of every one?besides the
tog j lecture will be brimful of fun and
m y, | humor. Let everybody come.
Admission?adults 25 cts., children
10 cts.
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ylie, To be Installed Pastor.
took Rev Chalmers Fraser will be inon-,
stalled pastor of the Presbyterian
nce.. church here, as previously ank.
nounced, on Sunday next, at 11
a. m. Dr Thornwell, of Fort
ding Mill, will preside, preach, prowill
pr?und the constitutional questions
ifer-1 and deliver the charge to the pasi
the j tor. Rev ,J H Wilson of Riehlightjhurg,
will deliver the charge to
will the congregation.
| New Superintendent for the
Chain t*ung.
klin ' At the regular monthly meeting
Ion- t,U! Supervisor and his board,
rear M?n<lay, the resignation of
the thf5 Superintendent of the county
p j,y chain gang was accepted and Mr
cor? das L Barton elected as his suceets.
ceHsor- The salary was raised o
j $35. per month the Superintenbeen
| (^en* lo ^urn'sh two guards. There
sion- | <vele *on applicants for the posiWo-<
on" Mr Barton will make a
unit- ?00<* Superintendent.
Small Pox Near Waxhaw.
' ' IIC j
Mr Simeon Dunlap, near WaxhaT,
N. C., has been down with
r j, the small pox since Thursday
was heing attended by
n Dr T L Doster of Waxhaw. Mr
D., had not been expose*! to tbe
disease that he knows of and it is
oun-! unRccountable how ho contracted
|r it. Ho was doing very well on
'axa?. Monday? the last wo heard from
Eccer"m* '^r ^ ? lives about lti
field m^cs noi'th of this place and this
J is the nearest small pox has l>een
j to us yet.
'enee Division of the Reward.
veue | The committee of the Dixie an I
A?ul.. .
wtu- j Newcut sections, Messrs. \\ Lr A
1 Porter, W Q Caskey, T B Craig,
>ard. , l Blackmon, Dan'l Sapps,
.amp. 4M(jKes Yarlx rough and Tit Lang
i.l
l(l,v* ley, who wore recently paid the
" reward of $150. by the Governor
for the arrest with evidence
i the to convict Jas Blackmon, colored,
fter- who burned the stables of Mr It
lock, J Flynn of Ncwcut, with severa
VV of bis mules, made the following
. .
J equitable division of the reward:
. They donated to Mr Flynn $00,
for of the reward out of sympathy foi
MOO: him in the heavy loss ho sustained
Mc each member of the committei
tirk, was then puid $>>., and tlio re
J A maining $4. was given to Messrs
Harper Craig and Romulus Sappi
M. whose assistance to the committei
liad been very valuable.
de a ?? ? ?
peenu Petit .Furors for .lone Term.
,nd it The court of General Session!
who ^<?r Lancaster county will convene
jount! 'iero on the fourth Monday inHelatant.
Judge K C. Watte will
cases preside. I'he following have beet
.shall 'drawn as petit jurors for the term
e au-' J M Philips, Geo. \V Ellis,
d to A M Gordon, Duren Lyles, M V
rause Hinson, W L Criminger, C ?J
rial" i iirifKn, W B Miller, A K Hood
has Arista Cautben, J F Copoland
> on , VV ii Burns, L J Funderhurk
have J F Baker, C J L Moody, I) I
tance Hunter, J 1) Nisbet, II N Sowoll
will A F* McMurray, J A Bridges
own Jno. D Arant, J VV Crenshaw,
Clark Robinson,Jno. C Turner,\\
L Caskey, J A Estridge, T C
*? ?. Uorton, P M Hilton, James 1
Bowers, W T Morris, VV D John
rnaraT *?n? ^ ? Bruoe, U J Lowery
^orfT ^ ^ ^'Bhen, C Amos Bird,
^^? Jno. 8 Miller.
raaa. " *
fsySnbecribe to The Lkdoki
Gov. McSweeney's First Official
Act.
Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, Juno ?.?Gov. Mc
Sweeney returned from Hampton
today, whore he went Sunday.?
He is stopping at the Hotel Jerome,
and will romain theie until
he brings his family here. Ho
will have the mansion thoroughly
overhauled before living in it,and
sanitary improvements will be
made.
E II Aull, editor of The Newberry
Herald and News, who has ;
been appointed by tho Governor
as his private secretary, is also ,
here.
Former Private secretary Evans
will remain for a month to wind
up affairs connected with Gov.
Ellerbe's administration.
The first official act of Governor
McSweeney was to sign the diplomns
for the graduating class of
Winthrop College.
Dispensary Decision Reversed.
Special to Greenville News.
Columbia, S. C., June 2.?The ;
supreme court, sitting en banc
this afternoon, granted a new
trial in the case of Holleyman et
al., who were convicted of haul-;
ing liquor into the State in the 1
night time from North Carolina, t
The case came op from ChesterHeld.
It was contended that the ar- :
rest of the men and the seizure of
! the liquor was in violation of the
' interstate commerce law, the
' men living at Lamar and being on
i their way when arrested, they
' transporting liquor from North
j Carolina.
, The court stood 5 to 4 in favor
of reversing the decision of the
| ?
i lower court which convicted the
1;
j1 men.
, THAT THKOBBINO
IIKADACHF
Would quickly leave you, if
1 , you used Dr. King's New Life
Bills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit >
for Sick and Nervous Headaches. |
I They make pure blood and strong i
nerves au(i build up your hualtk.
Kasy to take. Try them. Only
25 cents. Money hack if not ,
i cured. Sold by Crawford Bros' .
Druggist.
Nineteen young Indies received ^
i diplomas of the Columbia Female I
, College at the commencement ex - !
I . .
, ercises of the institution last Fri I
( day night.
: It KM A It K. A ULK RKSCUK
M rs. Michael Curtain, Plain I
.{Held, 111., makes the statement,
. that she caught cold, which settled
on her lungs; she was treated
' for a month by her familv physi*
cian, but grew worse. lie told
? . her she was a hopeless victim of
4' consumption and that no medicioe
, 1 could cure her. Her druggist
suggested Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight
found herself lionotitted from first
? ; dose. one continued its use and
j , after taking six bottles, found
I herself sound end well; now does
: her own housework, and is as well
I as she ever whs.?Free trial hoti
ties of this (ireat Discovery at
: Crawford Bros* i ?rng Store.
Only 50 cents and *1,00, every
r j bottle guaranteed.
' .Job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kinds
' of Blanks, Bill anil Letter Heads,
> Envelopes, and all kinds of .Job
? Printing done in the best style
, and ut lowest prices. Call at Thk
Lrdobk otlice and see samples of
my tvork and get prices.
; HUGH WILSON,
Abbeville, S. C.
' Press and Banucr Office.
Dr. Mil?1MImsrs yuarantssd to mtmm
Hm4mm la SO ml no Ms. "Om osat a doss.
? Pay your subscripiton to
Lkdokr!
K Wk.t atop* Nsurmlyls? Tw. Mllss' Psln Pill*.
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>?CANSO)^
< MANUFAC
| ONE NARRI
I GUAGE
: -a??5*- --rs
1600 Shirt:
Down. lit ma i
this paper we v
will he loaded >
75 cents, $1.0(1
them off at 25 <
prices are a me
the Summer G
where 3011 can
Think of it. 1
India Linen. 1
jards sold in 01
WHAT,
FOR
Yard-wide Duck Rem nan
1400 yards yard-wide IV
? r ? A .
nil 41 Ct II IN.
2000 yards Sea Island lit
1250 yards heavy Cotton
at 0 cents.
\VK DON'T WAIT FOU
Fancy Organdy, a few
200 Summer Corsets, gu
- We Have
Neat Figured Mobo's
going at 00 cents.
Figured Silk Skirt * in
their equal at #5.50.
A Beautiful !
dies, white and
100 Men's S
this week red
N. B. Anotl
Ladies Slipper
*1 '
;at seli
[en's shi
rs BIG PU
? ?II BUI Mil I !
TURERS' ENTIR
DIMMER
SHTR1
jw ?igfe
=> C.?->C.?- - ?J 3 -'T?~T-aX" ->IX
s at our own Pric
kable Values. 1
iill do in this Sf<
villi fliese Sillli
I and $1.25 good*
enls, 45 cents an
re traction oftliei
oods. look at til
do halt as well.
f cents for 40-ii
k'ou can't match :
le day.
ft RUSH
THEREft
t, good Patterns, 5 cents yard,
reals, summer patterns, the 15 cents
mnants for cents a yard.
ado Pants Cloth, what i- called Seoo
I TIIK Sl'MMKH TO PASS. Wo <
pieces slightly imperfect, yours for
arantoed, made like the dollar corse!
120 Special Ski
Skirts, nicely made, full width. linc<
the latest circular glare for
^tock of Parasols
black.
uits and 250 pair
hot from auction
UAN
tier new lot of Dc
s just come.
jng 7
;rts. m.
RCHASE?J
E STOCK OF
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I III 111). I
- ;* -** T-4X' C3- -BX>- -??- -,i
:e for the Money
What we say in
ire. 3 Counters
ITS. Thev are
?. We will rush
(1 <>5 cents. Our
ir worth. Among
lem, then think
You'll buy here.
ich finest sheer
at 15 cents. 450
1MNTSI
quality, yours while they are here
lids, cheap at 15 cent*. lining fast
:ut and slash Price* now. 15 cent
a nickle a yard,
t. yours for 45 cents.
rt Bargains. -d
and hound, worth $1.50,
You'd he n luck to tin ?
i nit!i dainty han
pants to arrive
SON.
>uglas Shoes and
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