The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 26, 1899, Image 4

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S. i r*nt>, i _' - DGER'S| 1 g Rates^ has arranged^! the following ^ rs at pi ico-l icni within the < >$! W@1LI^? 1 Kdch JI V'r/t /J 5 \l . ? ? k t1 B. B BBS ^ /. <r /O C-~3 CJ ^ ?b Carjr Every II "eelc ) jj w eu ^^3prr> tt-T a TP ,fv ^JLn?lfta1? if ire-a-week' paper.) 4 \ ^ r "Zi vi lit a) g iltiMs j irntiltural paper.) -{{ *. ?**?' :zvg.'VTZV'': ?< - 3,?i^ "5^3 ?S51512v~, yv3as&EEs 4, Enough. j onii weekly), The jjfi 1 i Scmi-weeklv.) year for ?1.75. ^ I i >cmi weekly ), '1 lie T irld (Tri-weekly) fCr year, for ?2.00. ! >omi- weekly), The ^ i tulion (Weekly) Jj year, for ?2.00. I Semi week! y^ and ! no year for ?1.50 ! ^ he Ledger alone. J ^saasHsa % \ -<T\ "J if i dvance.| > if 1 lit^ above prices sub t 1 f ancc. We must have <? rs can bo sent. The < (tr \ e papers until they re- jKt; V.; is in mind. > $ ,b J ibe 3 ; YOU IN AlUiRARS io, you can give us your noto*^ duo December 1st, next, for I indebtedness to date, and pay 5 subscription one year in and got the hcnetit ?f aboveri^jt >rders and ttances to ^ CARTER ? codger, ^ juncastor, H. C, % 4 i K Railroad Engineer STMtldM to Benefits Reoeived From Dr. Miles' Remedies. n #jpHEUE is do more responsible position ?! I on earth than that of a railroad engineer. On his steady nerves, clear braln> W bright eye and perfect self command, de- j n pend the safety of the train and the lives Ml of its passengers. Dr. Miles' Nervine and I H, other remedies are especially adapted to 11 keeping the nerves steady, the brain clear |t|i and the mental faculties unimpaired. W Engineer F. Yf. McCoy, formerly of 1333 H Broadway, Council Bluffs, but now residing jj at 3411 Humboldt St., Denver, write* that he C "suffered for years from constipation, causa lng sick, nervous and billons headaches and a was fully restored to health by Dr Mile*' 1 Nerve & Liver Pllle. I heartily recommend Dr. Miles' RemediesQr f are sold by all drug- Kp X| gists under a positive*^ " _ -^B C I guarantee, first bottlo IfftamediesS ^ benefits or money re-fc? R??tar? i9 j funded. Book on dla-FS^. j, . . njjl easos of the heart andJmH H nerves free. Address, IL DK. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, lad. | Wanted-An Idea 3SSS5S i Ml Protect your Idea*; they may bring you wealth fk Wrt?e John wkddfkhurn a co., KtMt Attoi n! I >?n "(tou, " - their F' *e offa I MB C&HQLIH& & GrEOfCU RI Cil 1 8CI1KDULK IN FKoM OCT. 2d, 1808 U ? First Clasa, Dally. ? y West am i? m East 9 Leaves 7 10 Charlefttou 8 00 arrives " 0'JO Augusta 10 45 " " 9 20 Columbia 6 20 " H " 10 10 Kiugsvllle 4 28 ' H NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION 9! ? Daily. Exoept Sunday ? | 75 77 78 74 EL a m. ? m. Leave Arrive p no. p m 8 20 11 40 ( amden 3 00 4 30 X 10 10 12 40 Kershaw 2 15 3 10 n| 10 30 12 55 Heath Springs 1 45 2 15 || 10 40 1 00 Pleasant Hill '.40 2 00 Hi 11 60 1 20 Lancaster 1 20 1 20 W 12 15 125 Riverside 1 o5 12 15 H ! 50 1 50 Cat aw ha J uiw'n 12 50 II 20 V 3 10 2 15 Ruck Hill 12 25 9 50 a 4 40 2 49 Y'?rk ville 11 62 7 5t? I 6 20 3 55 Blacksburg 10 45 6 00 Elf ! No 81 No 82 7 40 Blacksburg 7 *25 H: 9 00 4 2.5 -helby 10 15 6 30 B' 11 00 5 34 Rutheifurdtou 9 06 3 30 1 12 35 6 30 Mariou 8 10 2 00 ||, |> m. p in a m p in ? GAFFNEY BRANCH ?Dtlly, Except Sunday ? J 85 83 84 86 II p m. a in Leave Ar ive am. p m [1 4 10 5 30 Blacksburg 7 30 6 30 ff! 4 35 6 50 Cber?>k? e Fal s 7 05 6 06 Bj 6 00 6 20 Gall'ney 6 40 5 40 Train No 77, going West makes day I light connection at Lancaster with the { LAiC Railroad, at Rock Hill with the I Southern Railroad, going north, ut Hi Blacksburg wi<b the Southern 1 Train No 78. going eart makes conB nection at Mariou, N C with the 1 Southern Railroad, at Blacksburg jj with S< uthern and at l^ani aster with the LAC Railroad. j Train No 81. going east makes con; ' nection at Shelby, N C with the S A < I L Railroad, going fast. All Local freight trains will carry 1 passengers if provided wiih tickets. LA Emerson, S B Lumpkin, 1 I Traffic Manager. Div. Pass. Agt. I | LANCASTER AND CHESTER | RAILWAY. | I 1 BETWEEN CIIKrtTKR AND LANCASTER. J Schedule in effect Pailv excent Honda? on and after Kept 11, 1898. ! VVEHTBOUND I EA8TBOUND. No'h. 14 and 16. | No's. i7 and 15* ! A M. P M. A M. P M I 9 55 5 55 Ar Chester Ly 11 00 7 <K> 9 07 5 07 Kiel)burg 11 38 7 45 8 55 4 55 Hascombville 11 52 7 55 ' P M 8 33 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 15 8 00 4 00 Ly Lancaster Arl2 50 8 65 Connects at Chester with Houtbern Koi'way, Heaooard Air Line and Car' alius and North-Western Railway. ! Connects at ancaster with the Ohio River & Charleston. Leroy riprings, Pres., Lancaster, H. C. 1 J M Heath, G. P. A., VV H Hardin, V P and Aud., Chester I Tickled >ecau8e I pain. I can do the Karoe for yi effects result from my extrat pleasant ness and satisfaction i I've tho experience, the "knt doing all branchos of scientific <1 t^f- Special attention given Work. No charge for exaraii Or. J. E. Rutlet ) LAN0AST1 Wheat Growers* Convention. j ? ? Greenville News. The wheat growing people about j -i Greenwood and the people of the town have decided to call a convention of wheat growers of this State, to meet the latter part of August. A convention was held in Mr. I con, recently by the wheat grow, f ers of Georgia which has resulted 11 in an enthusiastic determination | c of Georgia farmers to give more j a time, more acreage and more at I li tcntion to this branch of farming |o industry. i f The same result can be accom. N plished in this State. js It is the intention of the pro j1 meters of the Greenwood conven- t tion to have a number of wheat v growers from Tennessee, North f Carolina and Virginia present, to c give information and also meth-lj ods practiced in raising w heat in s those States. i a 'PI I ' iui-iu uus mwuys ueen a com-j u plaint that raising wheat in this State has not paid; that the crop t is too often a failure; that our t soil and climate, or something n else, aro not suitable for success- j u fully growing grain. h It is not proposed or expected v that South Carolina will compete \rith the great wheat growing n States of the West; but it is cor- ( tain that we can cease to pay tribute to those States and make our t] own bread. We buy their Hour ^ and they buy nothing from us and I * the balance of trade is always in jj their favor. Keep the money at ^ home which we send to the West for flour and improve our farms , and farming industries. A good farmer, who makes his & ' v own biead and moat, said the oth- j er day, that wheat straw paid ull I ^ the expenses of his wheat crop, j N A Craig, of the Greenwood) Craig Milling company, is promo- j j ting the scheme for the conven-1. tion. and is backed by Greenwood, and there is no reason why the . farmers should not take hold of I. the matter and uiake it a great ' n s success. This is another step in diversifying crops, and there is good j money in it and farmers should uiake arrangements to be in 1 Greenwood. An effort is being made to raise' y snough money to build a home | for the presideut of Clinton Collego. , The second artesian well has' j, been dug at Camden G25 feet deep, ] ^ mostly through solid granite, and ( a good supply of water obtained, j j No-To-ltao fop Fifty Onln. Guaranteed tobacco haoit cure, makes weak | v me u atronjr, blood pure. M>c *1. All <ij issmut j | {^"Subscribe to The Leixjek. 1 DYSPEPSIA i " For elx years ] w aa a victim of d y - ' i>palH in ltft worst form 1 could eat nothing but milk toast, and at times my stomach would ' not retain and digest even that Last Marcb I | began taking CASt'ARETS and alnce then 1 8 have ateudlly Improved, until 1 am aa wall aa I I ever waa In my life." I David H Mukphy. Newark. O. j ^ M 'CATHARTIC ^ wwcawte: T?*OI MAAH MMTIHOt P!????nt. P*laialil?. Pr.tont. T**t? Oorxl. Do Qoo4. >( 8t?ken. Weaken, or Oripo 10<, mjc. uuc ! f ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... I<hIU| k.??Kr rillwf., KMlr.il, I.. Itrl. Ill I NOTOBAC (Uu to WtflTT\>beooo ^ULaMk* j 1 extracted his tooth without on. Neither pain nor after ;ting. My methods suggost n stead. j >w how" and me facilities for I lentistry at the least cost. i to Gold Crown and Bridge I nations and estimates. lee, Dentist, iR, 8. C. \ FIENDISH CHI ME COM MIT-' ( TED BY NEGROES. ! 1 I'wo of Them Assault Mrs .1 E Ogletree in Presence of Her J Husband nt SntTord, Ga. !( \ Bninbridge, Ga., July -1.? j> Decatur county bus been stirred r roin its nortbern limits to the n 'lorida line by the enormity of < rimes heaped upon J E Ogletree i nd his wife last night at their t ionic in the little station of JjalTold, t n the Plant line, a few miles | rom here, by two negroes. About i o'clock two negroes entered the h tore of Mr. Ogletree which ud- l uins the depot and made a few 1 rivial purchases. When the salesj i vet o completed Mr Ogletree asked < or his money. At his demand j t ne of the negroes presanted a I istol at the agent's head and h jiifl ntvn fnii iwdlno" W'v. * . & x??? v ?\?*? 111/1411111;. *4 i" * re robbers unci want your;' tioney." j > Ogletree emptied his pockets, | * he other negro standing guard at; 1 he front door. Then the two 1 egroes ordered Ogletrcc to niareh | s ip stairs,where Mrs Ogletree w?6|' nd they ordered her to give upic vhttt money she had. She gave them $4 and while no of the brutes held a pistol to )gletree,s head, the other as-! * aluted her. Then the other com * nitted the tamo deed. About | his timo a train was heard coming ; o the station and the negroes led in the direction of the Chat- ' ahoochee river. Wbon Ogletree managed to ring himself to a realization of rhut had happened, he took his vifo and hoarded a train for this' ity. Sheritf Patterson was in-! ornied of the crime at once and ^ ook action at daylight. Several t tosses were immediately sworn in ?! ,nd with dogs in the lead started 1 n various directions to find soino ilue to the negroes Everybody , n the vicinity has quit work an I i s assisting the poysos in their ^ eareh. If the blacks are caught ' t heir quick death is a certainty. Mrs Ogletree is a sister of Win ( iuchanun, c< unty treasurer, and t oraos of a well known family. I ! < THE OUTRAGE AVEN(iKI). Savannah, July 23.?A special i o The Morning News from Ibiin- i ' ridge, Ga , says: Since the dastardly crime coinnitted at SafTord in Early county astThursday night hunting part lavo been out in search of the,' ruilty negroes. One of the ne- ' fines appeared at an old darkey V ( nit near Brinson, On., and asked ' o ho harbored. The old man 1 vent to Brinson and informed of tis presence. A pos-o returned 1 vith him and captured the ntgro, vho gave his name as Louis Sain- !: nin. The man was taken to Saford, where he was identified by dr and Mrs Ogletree as one of 1 heir assailants. Ho said there 1 vere eight negroes in his gang, ' aid that they came from Augustu. ' ie said two of the gang wore not * ar away, One portion of the mob vent in pursuit of those two, ( vhile the others hung Sammio ind riddled his body. The other WO W A 1* A AVirfnl/An ind scalped, a party bringing heir scalps to Safford this eve>' ling. A hundred determined men vith blood hounds are after the emaining tire of the gang, and, f caught, they will bo lynched. A FUIUIITFUK BLUNDKK Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Sal re, the t>est in tbo world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Bent Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Crawford Bros' Druggist. 1RA1N ELEVATOR BURNED. joss of Nearly a Million Dollarn is Entailed. Toledo, O., .Inly 23.?TbeCin innati, Hamilton and Dayton levator, located in East Toledo vns totally dost t oyed by lit e toligbt and the loss on buildings iud contents is nearly a million lollars. It is not known how much usurance is on the 1>U0,000 bush?ls of wheat, hut on the building here is ? 185,000 in various coin amies. A small blaze in the cupels was eon front the outside by a passer>y. A tire alarm was turned in, ait before the department could each the place a terrific explosion iccurrcd that rocked the foundaions of Kitriounding buildings. I'hc building was almost imtnediitely enveloped in fitimes and vit bin 10 minutes another and note terrific explosion occurred vhich tore out the entire side of he building near the river, and t was this explosion that hurled lie watchman, \V K Welch, who vas in tho building, out of the lame and saved his life. lie was mly slightly injured. The actual loss to the company vill be in the neighborhood of >75,000, while the grain which is >n consignment will be almost a otal loss to the shippers. Tho piicknoss of tho tiro leads to the pinion that some of tho grain will >o saved in a damaged condition. L'hc lire department claims sponaneous combustion was tho origin >f the fire. BOBBEl) TIIK ?ItAVE A startling incident, of which Mr John O'iver of Philadelphia, vas the subject, is narrated by dm as follows: "1 was in a most Ireudful condition. My skin was ilmost yellow, eyes sunken, ton jue coated, pain continually in ?ack and sides, no appetite? gradually growing weaker day by lay. Three physicians had gi"en 110 up. Fortunately, a friend ad~ >'ised trying 'Klectric Hitters;' ind to my great joy and surprise, In* first bottle made a decided mprovemout. 1 continued their ise for throe weeks, and am now i well man. 1 know they saved my ife, and robbed the grave of nn>ther victim," No one should fail to try them. Ony 50 cts., guaranteed, at Crawford Bro's Drug Store. Tough on the Hog. ' Men aio just like hogs, however distasteful it may sound to the hog" says a writer in an ex hango. "When a hog gets an Bar of corn, every hog will trot ilong behind him and squeal and whine for a bite, t?ut just let the front hog got caught with its head Fast in a crack and every son of a m?w will jump on him ami tear him to pieces; just so with men. As long as a man is prosperous Mid has money he can't keep friends oflf with a base ball bat. I he moment t o is unfortunate und his wealth is gone he is not only snubbed by former alleged friends, but they at once begin to rlo him all the harm possible. \\ hen a man starts down grade tho world steps aside and greases the track." lOO REWARD, $10 0 The readers of this paper will he pleased to learn that there is at least nfie d.'caded disease that science has Ik I . * 111 ? !.? In nil I._ ... v.. . >tic nil US Singes HIXl that in Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cur? is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh t?eIng a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh (hire is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous su'raoes of ihesystem.thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and iriving the patient strength hy building up the constitution and assisting nature in doiug i?s work The proprietors have so much faith In Its curative powers, tha? they ofTer One Hundred Dollar* for any cas*. tiiat it follr to cure. Hend for list of testimonials Address, J F. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. ftajr.Hold by Druggists, 75c. Dr. Ullw'fMN FUlm are gvarantsed to s$sm Msmlimwhs !?*> aalautw "Vae Mat * 4iis