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V111: LEDGER. G. Carter, KDITOU AND MANAGER. WKDNKSUAY, .11 I. Y 19, 1S99. I (*,ius From Korslmw Era. Sheriff L M (Myburn of Lan vaster was in town last week. Tint is his old homo and his friends arc always tjlad to see him. I>r. It S lieekham is on a visit ol pleasure and business combine* at MeColl's where he has relative: ('apt Jno. 1? Hunter, who hn: 111n11 \ win in n uMKis hi huh piace was in town lust week. He wn: visiting his sister, Mrs \V S Ilor'ton, near Kershaw. Messrs Lawrence lvelley nni Luther Stover returned last Sat wrdiy from Lexington, Ky.,when they have been taking a busines course. Constable.I 11 Tallev earriei das Cl\b 'rn, colored, who pleat tini 11y to the char<?o of petit lar oenv before Magistrate Cauthen to the chain gang Monday. I'mgrsnii of Moriuli AssoeiHtioi t nion Mooting The ITiion Meeting of the Mo riali Baptist Association will bi held with the Bethlehem churel duly 28, 29 and 30, 1899. Friday, duly 28.?Meet at 1< o'clock. Organize. Introducto ry sermon by Rev .Jabez Farris Alternate, Rev T A Dabney. Recess. Afternoon.? 1. The thing: which should tie in a ehargi against a church member in r ease of discipline. Rev d II Boldridge, and d N Kstridge. 2, The Bible as a full code of moral-, in daily life. Rev dabez Ferris, Rev S W Watson, I) A Williams Saturday. ? 4. How far hai Foreign Mission work been tin life of our homo churches? Rci William Estridgo, Rev Mr Small 4. What is tho truo construct!01 to he put on the words, "all thi wcrhl" in the great commission W T Morris, Rev T A Dabney and others. What are som< of the essential elements in tin life of a successful church? P '1 Twitty, .1 M Purdue, and others Sunday. ? <?. Duty of Tithing W C Thomson. 7. Sermon hi Rev S N Watson. R. Sermor after recess. A full attendance is desired am brethren are requested to enter fully into the discussion of al these questions whether theii names are on the program or not. II. The following editorial is fron the (i teen wood Index: "The argument that the coin.u.,4:? f 41. ~ - t - juri mmi in nil' MILK! 1101186 WOUKl servo only ns an ornament to (Jol umltia is lint an intensified form oi that old argument which says a court house is an interest and convenience onlv to the town that contains it. The state house he? lungs to South Carolina and on that very acoc.unt should he finished as soon as possible. More than once have we looked up at that pile of granite and longed far the time when our commonwealth could finish the building and have a capitol that would tie a source of pride to her neonle and that I I would serve as u monument to the grandeur of her past." There will he an adjourn meeting of Bethel Presbytery at Kershaw Presbyterian ehureh next Thursday night 20th instant to examine, ordain and install licentiate .Joseph T I)endy pastor. Program: 11 a. m. trial sermon for ordination, at 2:30 p. m. bus. iness session of the body, and at 8:30 p. m. preaching by Or J H Thorn well of Fort Mill, S. C., also the ordination and installation of pastor. 4' . r , * ACAKI) FKOM >1U, A C-1 WILLIAMSON- i I i Mr. Editok:?1 do not be I lieve that the people want a house to house canvas, and as neither i the tune nor my circumstances will permit such a thtng, please ! therefore allow mo space in your paper to say a few words to the qualified voters in the August election for cotton weigher for 5 I | Lancaster. !_ 1 1 first, saw light (where I have \ lived all my life) on a small farm s four miles northwest from Lancaster, forty-four years ago. 1 have never sought anv public of ' fice before, and mv onlv reason s # * I for wanting the ottieo of cotton " weigher now is, it would enable I , me to live where 1 could send m\ I i children to school and better tit them for making a living. My a . ^ reason for expecting your support is Cane Creek township sells a j larger per cent, of its cotton in j Lancaster than any other township, yet we have never furnished the weigher, while Gills Creek township, I helieve with Ixit one exception, has furnished the I weigher ever since Lancaster hns 1 heon a cotton market. I um saL istied no one meant to do us an p injustice, and I helieve, other things being e<pml, you will give my section the preference in the rj coming election. 1 refer those who do not know me to Messrs. I) A Williams, It F Miller, .1 F Gregory and .1 1* Hunter. I have used these gentlemen's ^ names without their knowledge. 1 do not say they will all vote for t me: I don't believe all of them will, but they know me well and will take pleasure in giving any desired information. If elected I pledge you my word, hacked by the required bond, to do my duty without fear i _ or favor. A. C. Wim.iam8on. ' A storehouse for waste lint and ^ a cottage at the Fairfield cotton t mill at Winnsboro was burned Sunday. G W M Williams, a prominent 3 lawyer of Bamberg, has been disbarred by a decision of .Judge Benet from ever again practicing in the courts of this State. 7 . j totVon! Ever ? ^ it .... " 1 Ifcpressea jHCT And is it not due to nervous I WW exhaustion? Things always look so much brighter when we | are in good health. How can A you have courage when suffering with headache, nervous prostration and great physical weakness? Would you not like to he rid '^?ST of this depression of spirits? | How? By removing the i A cause. By taking ; r It Rives activity to all parts poisonous materials from your 1 body. It removes the cause of your suffering, because it re. a blood. Send for our book on j Nervousness. , I To keep in good health you I must have perfect action of the I bowels. Ayer's Pills cure con* M| stipatlon and biliousness. Parbapa yon would Ilk* to MMlanlt 1 eomo aratoant phyolctan* thout tout i condition. Than wfttw aa fraol/ all ttia ' portlculara In your oaf*. Von will r*- H ^ Addraaa. DR. J. C. AYKR. \ '|p>O<^p0O? o gran: | - MIDSU yfy Our Knlirc w dm.. ITJU^S \JSlK f \ U I OUR BARS All 0 w llllfi IVliplf ? 0 We have1 what 1 i\an Good an Ren V 5 fnoter Lucky L/ .lust received, und put oil sale at | ^\nice, new, clean poods, best styles, L vworth 10 ct? and we consider then | jfseen. You cannot afford to miss tl - BIG i j jC 25 dozen white Uniaundicd Shirt -union linen bosom, cast-iron muslir j^from 15c to 50c. Extra pood nepl jpriee 35c. A real goocl\ albripon y Mi :: splendid : ^ Thin Coats and Vests Mtnlpacas, ^ryoung men ; prices cheafcJ&than ai I ^worsted Suits at $5 in roufl and s< '^r size is sold. * ^ AND THO Are nearly pone. COME QCK l^they last?tbo 20 cents kind. C-> THE CHC V .... At right Prices. \\ e cannot spr ^advertising for us?ours the correci !/V >roiderics and narrow Laces ; price V j? | jT fV?" Our only terms in the ,lBai ^ goods. Yours, for bargains and i~ fariiioi'v' r.!n % I III llll I ft fiflli I I. a lie ^ ST ~ ' >* * ^ ^ u ^ tr >> fr-Ts jgw u a v K S3 SHOE. _ . _ ?? III iliu ??wi pill Fur 11 this ?h?e. by rn rll ! ' alone haa distanced all eompetitora I fqp W. L. ItoMglna tUO. ?i 00 ami avO" ?*< < * ex i # ?,!ie prod notion* of skilled workmen from I'? rifl l>e?t material poeelhle >1 thoac prices A If, fi.Yl and pMO shoes for men, p.'.U> m l <... j ? ? for born. 1 w 1 W. I>. PnuRlat shoes are Indoreed 1 hy over l.OTri.UO wearers aa I be l>e?t I In style. fit and durability of any ?,l!, ah oft ever offered at the prices. I'll' They are made in all the lateat shapes and styles, and of avnry varl ety of leather. If denier cannot aupply yo?. write for rata *>ttt a to W. L. t>otl( laa. Brockton Maaa Bold by OAaTOXtZA. Im, yflbt Kid In Hw Mwiys BoogN _ eat i ' tine DlaaatN of the Bload and RrrtN. i Stt No one need Buffer with neuralgia. Tltla ?h. dieeaec ia quickly and permanently cured SSei by Rrowna' Iron Ritters. Every diaraee of the blood, nerrea and atom nob, ehmnlo flL or otherwise, succumbs to Rrowha' Iron Rittera. Known and aaad for nearly a ^ luarter of ft oratory, It sfoada to-day foremod ametf oar moat mined remedies. Browns'Iron Hitlers ia told by all dealer*. r ^ ~ ^ ^ ^^ ^' ^ .Af' ^ D CLEAR/ o S/SH" of Smnn COST Not C os f ANNEX AMY IT H BAR >u3c*U to C:ito!> o w ins :ui(l a|)|M'('("i; H p advertise a resented. 1% _ l ^ yes:, mmr 5 J cts per yard, 2,550 yards sat in plaids, checks, stripes and t i at 5 Jets to be the best merchant lis chance. SHIRT VALU s, best 5<?e shirt on the market, i body?yours for 38c. Men's a igee shirts, attached collar anil ti shirt for 18 cents. SUMMER CL mohairs, sicillians, serges and dt lybody's?goods better. Anoth juare sacks. Only 30 suits this SE FINE OR< /K ; we cannot got any more at 1 >ICEST MIL! 'ak too highly of tItidepartment t st\le and the lowest price. Jo s very cheap. gain Annex" is SPOT CASH, a fair dealing, iig ami lid a s t e r ik ^ ^ ^ ^ ft ^ ^ J0 ^. 40 ^ ^ 4* m u u wm m ? ?! IK tTUNTI JOl'RMlJ (^KMbWEEKhY ) 115 IdMHSTFR MDGKR. (SKM l-WEEKLY , ulli S *a pers ON K V K.\f; ! -Far $2.ist be paid for in ADVANCE. Pub cribe ."Now. I'he Journal is a large paper. I besides being a general newsier with various departments las a special Agricultural De? \ tinont with more reading for | mcrs than ninny exclusively ultural p?|?er8, then it comes ice ii week. Sum pie copy sent on up? , nation. ? ?* ?ltl yo? *b?W?r j?m xontlnn* ' ? 't-y-~ j r.H.i 'J I 5 ^.2' ~ ^ ^ >. ^ ti L .mf I V# * A ?re \NCE <1: SALE. -1: O ? A cr*' 'K'F (j(M)lls .1 i'sii<K'r<'<8. Mi'"" :A,nor A A i * E ?/,., GAINS. X> , M'll X I noil n to Ileal Bai?^Mo ate the fact that'}! , ax! Everything** A Than Ever. $ ?* . . .. ^ in finish Ducks, r?0 inches widc.yv >ias effects. These poods ?re^\ S li.se for the money we have everi ^ is v 4\ v?y IE S. - X is c reinforced front and hack, hneVv j . nil hoys' colored neplipee shirts. ^ e to match, good at 50c, OU1^ .OTHINC. S~ ape-to; nohhy serge coats for^ 1 er lot of those tino hluck clay ^ time. Come quick liefore your*^ Xw" BANDIES the price. Only S\ rents wh:le^ M ] A LINERY. X,J i .i will ' mi patrons are doing the^\ st received a hig joh in Em-yy ne81 A a nd please don't ask us to chargehaB mill to. i"; ** Spr r ^,er^ canr ~ ^ J\t) ral rwr ansaa rrm CHESTER MACHINE::: AND LUMBER > COMPANY. = o I or CHESTER, S. C. ( ? Stal Ti ? Cheater Mnohine f'o. ami It. M. Npi '' A i .. . 11av consolidated the , V et l wo ;> hiiU, HP't now iea?iy to furnish j niiYihit'K mi Uih Machine ami I.urni>?r ' ** ' line-. Willi a well equipped Foundry i iiltii \luphina hIl?A?k o?"' 10 1 . ami nimu arxl K ln<i Fac'ory (ur facilities art* I urit quailed in |li|? part of the Stale REAPERS MOWERS. TURKSBKUs, GINS, ' ENGINE* SAW MILLS. K h II A V AND COTTON PRESSES. H A RRO VV8, CAS TINGS, K10 A ALSO daiij SECOND HAND MACHINERY. KB* Rills complete for Dwelllr gs. coul Rt'?re Rooms, eto. Send us list of your wauta, and we will answer by return mall ? Respectfully, CHESTER MACHINE * * LUMPER COMPANY. ^ it.? seal Matters. ?J. ee announcement of \V Ike Hums for cotton weigher. lisses Minnie unci Pearl Miller visiting relatives ut Kershaw. lead tlio notice of election for on weigher in this issue. Irs. Stoll an<l children are yisg at Kock Hill. ilrs K L Siiupson and son Rol>havo returned from Monroe. diss'Anniehel Ci ladney of Co. ihia, is the guest of Miss (Don8. diss Ktta Williamson of M< n, is visiting at her l'nele'8,Col. \ Crockett's. diss Lily Miller has returned no from a visit to relatives at n roe, N. C. diss .Janie Ilicklin, of this my, is visiting friends in Yorke. dr I K Williams of Florida, is e on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Wilson. vlrs G W Poorey of Fairfield, isiting her son, Dr (I W Poo, and family. "he attention of Road Overseers ailed to notice of Supervisor his paper. >lr E E Boyce of Jacksonham enrolled at the Teachers' Soair School. ''or Sale ! A fine, pure O. I. C. ir. Appiy at Ledger Office or te D N Mackey,Heath Springs. >ee notice of W B., and Geo. Plyler, Executors of Rev. P. Flyler, deceased. Ir J B Mackoreil left for Atta, Ga., Saturday where he 1 spend several days on busiB. rliss Eva Shute of Monroe, who been visiting her cousin, Miss rinna Elliott, returned home nday. lessrs Oscar Croxton, George rk and Bruce, of Heath ing, spent Sunday in LancasIr T L Clyburn of Kershaw, le home Monday with Mr. ML Clyburn and will spend seve<? days here. Ir C .1 Henry, one of Heath, ings & Co's book-keepers, nt Sunday at Rock Hill, his home. >lisa El lie (Yui<r Vn... ~ .?.to* W* Ai ? VUl, nt Monday and yesterday in n as the guest of Miss Lillie tcr. ?et ready and go over to the to Uounion of Confederate oralis at (Chester next week ? h and '27tli instant. <iat of 'etters advertised for week ending July 18th, 2jh Choiee, Zed Flanigan, Chas laruer, J F Gregory, I*. M. Ire Lottie Green and grandghter of Uishopville, who b been visiting relatives in the aty have returned hnm# ix four mulo Learnt*, with it 42 handt* panged through d yesterday on tho way to raw to work on the grading of Seaboard to Camden.