The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 03, 1900, Image 2
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WEDNF.8DAY, JANUARY 3, 1000. wi
Ojx'iu ?l up ami Kosidy for Bitui
noss
The Month Ihinkinq & Morcan- hi
tilo <' >, in ready for businetts. l.i
They have opened up at the old nc
stand of I' M Fitzpatrick & Bro. |7
The corner store room is tilled j he
with nice new dress {roods, mo !
turn*, clothini?. <hoas. etc. >in<l ! C<
Mi**es Lulu Lindsay, Ida Hood,
M *:? * W I' M itherppoon and .1 j "
M Stewart, the clover and accnra? . th
mo.iabng?clerks in this department, i K
arw thnre on hand ready to serve i"
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you. Groceries and hardware fill j in
tho second etore room, furniture : co
thd third, and buggies, wagon*,
etc, the fonrlh. Customers at'
these stores will l?e waited on by '
Metier* 0 (' fame*, W It Cauth Si
en, Wr H Stew in an and J A
Car not* la
Mr .1 M Heath, the president f"
an I general manager of the Lan- M
ea?ter stores, sa\ s that it is his f?
purpose to make this the ideal 2<
trading place in town and that B
go ?ds .ire to tic sold cheaper there tr
than elsewhere. Mr Haath him- B
self will buy and ho guar- at
antec* the top of the market. B
For souie of the big bargains this at
new enterprise is now ready to Ci
give you see their big ad in this K
issue and k?*ep an eyo on this B
space throughout the year.
The throe stores at Kerahaw r>
were also opened up Monday.
Mr S W Heath i* president and
manuger *t that end of the line.
We wish the new enterprises that co
big success which the cleverness U
of their managers merits. ?"
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Tilt PreA bira Arrive. ^
riev. A N Brunson, the new r?
pastor of the Methodist church,
arrived here with his family last ^
Friday. They were met at the ^
depot by some of tho church .
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rials and taken to the parsonage (
wiiere the thoughtful ladies of ,
i ir;
the congregation had a good warm co
dinner awaiting them and everything
iu readiness for them. Mr. j .
Brunaon in a graduate of the S C i
Military Academy and is one of
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the most prominent young mm- j
iators in the S C conference, lie I
preached Sunday aud our people nJ'
are delighted with hid preaching, j ? '
? Rev. T J Clyde, tho new a~
punter on the Tradeaville Circuit, r?
nir.ved with his family Thursday. 1
They spent the night at Mr. R ,) ,
Flynn's home and were installed mi
ul the parsonage the following day. 10
He tilled his first appointment 0,1
Sunday and he is just the right ^
niati in the right place.
? Rev. M H Poozer, the appointee
for Lancaster Circuit anil 8ei
the City mission, with hid wife
and daughter came in also on Fri- *w
day. They spent several days
here at Mr. Bennetts before going
to their now home. We be
speak that he will be quite popular
with tlio congregations of his
churches. co"
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i.)wight L Moody, the famous
evangelist, died at his homo at
Kast Northfield, Massachusetts,
on the 22d instant. Just as death
came, Mr. Moody uwakooed as if
from slumber, anl with much
joyousoess: "1 aee earth reeed
ing; Heaven is opening; God is
calling me," and a moment later
ho expired. Tho Carnegie Steel
compsny, at Pittsburg, has in- ^
creased the wagon of common lami
bor to $1.50 a day.
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Near K'ngstree, Dec. 26, little
Walter Brown, aged 9 years,
playfully aoap|?ed a pistol at his
little six year eld sister killing her we
almost instantly. I |
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nip for Paying Taxes Extonde
The Governor and Comptrolh
eneral, by virtu? of authorit
Bted in them, decided on Moi
y to extend the time for tl
.yment of State and county tax<
ithout the jienalty to Feby Is
rst Quarterly Conference
Presiding Elder Bays will ho
? first quarterly conference ft
monster station at this pla
xt Friday. He will preach
p m, and the conference will I
ild immediately after the servic
unity Alliance
The Lancaster County Allian
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in iiipmi in mo court nouse <
e second Friday in January
):30 o'clock. A full delegatii
requested to attend this me?
g as important business w
tmo up for consideration
E B Lingle, Pres.
J M Knight, Secy.
lie of Klackmou Estate Lands
The Sheriff sold the*csta
nda of the late W J Blackma
>r partition among the heirs, In
londar. as follows: 252 acr
ir $1,250; 285 acres for ft 1,20
24 acres for $750.? R
iackmon purchased these ihr
acts. 1)0 acres for $350. ?J
Iackmon, purchaser. Town 1
Kershaw for $280.?W
Iackmon, purchaser. Town I
Kershaw for $400. ? Mrs E
regorv, purchaser. Town lot
ershaw for $2,000.--Mrs Sua:
Iackmon, purchaser.
led While En Route to Lanca
ter.
On Friday, 22d tilt, Kev C
irnes moved from Cbestertie
unty to this place. When nei
nion church his wife was stricl
i with paralysis and died slmo
idanlly. Thev brought the r
ains on here and she was hurif
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roiiowin^ any. I til Mceuo
abecca Carnes, wan a Raught
the late ?van Plylerjg ad w
out 52 years of age. She w
ricken with paralvsi* sever
ars ago and her health hail he<
or ever sinee. She was a mei
r of the Baptist church and
nsistent christian woman. II
ishand and four children su
ve her.
saths.
Died, of fever, on Snnd*
ght last, Mr Charley Beckhan
lest son of Mr .1 U BecUhan
ed 21 years and 21 days. H
mains were interred at Ne\
pe Baptist church Monday.
The friends of I{rv ,! B Bo:
in sympathize with him deep
the death of his wife which oi
rred at her parents' home
jrshuw, of fever, on the 21
t. The remains were buried
irshaw on Sunday '24th afb
rvices by tho Rev ,1 H Holdrid<
thin place. Her husband ar
0 small children survive her.
isket Party
There will be a basket party i
bernucle next Saturday nigh
1 inat., to which the public
rdially invited and all are r<
eated to bring baskets. Tl;
frceeds will go to tiniah pay in
the organ.
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vjrcruuitt ? 17191',
Dazie Stewart,
Hattie Plyler,
LTizzio Carnes.
Committee.
VVm Dunlap, col, a railroa
id, wan found (lend *in an on
use at cumden Sunday mornio
c 24th. Andrew Hi'l, anotht
I road negro, wan found dead i
I itch near the cuUkirts of low
t Wednesday morning.
B J Doolittle jumped off th
in near Bath one night lai
ek and broke hia neck.
f-^~Suhacrihe to Thm Lbtmcqi
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sr Christmas Happening* at Taber*
ty nacle.
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le Mr. Editor: The health of
B" the neighborhood is very good at
present, and everybody seems to
be having l4a tine Xraas."
Prof. .1 C Massev, of the Flat
Creek school and Prof A C Unwell
:>r I of tha Taxahaw school, hare been
ce J tpending Xruas with relatives and
i friends in this taction
>e The XmsB holidays have been
made a pleasure to a great many |
t?y the way of entertainments, (
sociables, lunch parties, etc
c? On Thursday nigbt, 2'2d in*t. j
>n I*!
there was an entertainment and
a* Christmas tree given bv the
)n ' Tradesville school which was at1
tended hv several of the young
people from Tabernacle who say
! that it. whs *. grand success.
And on the night following there
j was an entertainment given by
the Tahernacle school, that was of
a record breaking success in the
history of entertainments at Tahn'
ernacle.
It wns surprising to see the lit
PB tie tots" sing nnd speak the
nieces that had been so carefully
^ taught them by their teacher,
00 Mrs. Belle And besides, there
were some verv beam iful a d
amusing recitations and dialogues
^ by the larger students. One
?ong eapecia'lv interesting
The subject of which was, "Carve
Dat Possum." The same was
An amusingly illustrated hv one of
the singers loldtng u live opossum
in his hands while singing There
,s was a large crowd orement und a 11
see m fx I to enjov the proceedings to,
^ ttie utmost All the student* ae
quitted themselves to the credit ??i
ir both teacher and themselves
Also on Tuesday night 2<?tti
** inst , >our correspondent had the
pleasure of attending a basket
party at Bethel church. There
u% were merer ?l -'neH'Ui luciiiahji.! !
6r ev the young ladies, f thalund a?^
joining communities, vhi,.^'
a??ld to the tiighemi bidder. the]
W t'-'.al amount raised, w?- tinder j
" atund, was ovei $50 wtii. h will ?e
11 u-ed purchase an Oigan for
"ft the ehure!
The \outig p-ople aie. haying a
r very pleasant time, going to soci
ahies, pound parties, e'e
(jritCflli what \ iiiiiil; man an*- an j
tit know it an ;n t ?*a?o '
iy bid rucotrcved from its wound*, I
nt that h<* inilat net'd* anil ? ?
't, about it; ami what \onn<? lady has;
s put c?n her Mv?'?*t?>Ht m nib's he- J
* cane antue are at home from school
for Xmua. More anon,
r.e Rustiru*.
P 1 V Mni'liow of Risliopvillr,
at bad to li i\" on** i?f hi? hands am** j
H pirated Christina* day ? prmna- j
at ture rxplosian of a cannoucracker. I
or I)r Hum? of Elliott's, met with
re a -iniilar accident
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
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t, Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dls
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
? i a,,d cheerfulness soon
3% disappear when the kldJ
neys arc out of order
-ulllKf.^SCiL^"" or dit;cas?d.
t ~^UfT^x7iT" 11 K,dney tr<>uhle has v
" j rlIffl~s(S' ) j. 7. booome so prevalent
* ZJWftL. ~ jf1) that It is not uncommon
. aFlgV | , / f6r a child to be born
/VttvX^ tir^t* a^'tcted with weak kidCf
IP a Vln I it? neys. If the child urin
--1-??g^-tates too often. If the
| urine scald* the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passage, it Is yet afflicted with
; bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cabse of
the- difficulty Is kidney trouble, andthe first
step should be tdwards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
>(1 trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
. kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
i most people suppose.
? Women as well as men are made mls*
! erawfe with kidney and bladder trouble,
>r j and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
n | Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It is sold
0 by druggists, in fifty- f A
cent and one dollar
Mies. You may have a
sample bottle by mall 1
* free, also pamphlet tell- . b?m ?r ttawba
it, ing all about It. including n>any of the
thousands of testimonial tetters received
t Rem sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
< 4 Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sur^ and
I mention this psper. \
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^ The heavy tra<l<
A siilerable inni
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N oticeti Drillers ol"\V Dunsnn
All persons who arc indebted to ma
m? by note, Account or otherwise
an* notified that unless settlement
is made by 20th Decernnor, these
matters will lie placed in hands of
an officer fur collection
W. GANSON. y j
Take Notice ! ' fV r ?
It has not been our babit to Wu' 1
-dun our customers or any one
owing us, through the press, but ; we r
now we insist that everyone ow- [ hcicci
ing either the firm of Clyburn & ^l' ek|
Elliott, or Elliott & Crawford, on ,M u ,
note or open account, come by 1st
,lan 1900, and make such arrange- i
ments us will he satisfactory. We
need money and must have it or
such papers as we can use as cash. W t
Please give this your prompt at
tention. } i jujLj,
Elliott a Crawford.
Dec 18, 1899. ^
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Dr S W Gamble of Gourdin's gtoc^
droppad a spark into a can of pow. |grvr(
der Christinas day. He went to jj
Charleston for treatment .and bia' gUpp
friends hope bis eyesight will be
roetored. II Li I,
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of. . .. *. . f.i -jir?lo '
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RPLUS Sr
:R MERCANTILE
R FOUR LARGE j
r this season has
>ads iutonui* larjj
h??e a short su
it short time ami
. tllar lion tlle>
W
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fe want *he
iiavc yoi>r bus!
ED I* IYIOSME\
lar spent a
1 save the
from 15 t<
er cent.
JCTION INC
IING IN BO
BIG STORI
rienris to make
5 best bargius am
are closed oi
iJK"g ? mi iii mill?
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MULES! p
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^ ami HOIl^KM '<><? Some j 4
JW \ Of the flllf't I
l| Privi-fH and Saddlers | "
nfTe?e<t for sale on fbl* marW?t- ! " 1
IV e especially direct you? alien, ! 0
*t iltiH tlii.e lo our stock of >U- |
d Mil.K't a car lord of which!
eceived Saturday, Thev wee ' , The
[ed willi the it re a teat care lawt [
>it the Norli em market* by our. anytl
Kliiott. Every mule in the lot] line-,
>aiay?Young, well built, quick, Mn"' J
fKo.id *i/." Call and aee for your- u'n'q,
md gat our prices. i
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WILL SELL EITHER n
CFOR CASH OR ON
TIME AT CASH ? . v
PRICES WITH H PER [
IT. INTEREST. HE ITER
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11V7 II , nriTVJIVI'i ?1 U lifjrt I
HIGH Kit. I SfcCl
hen you (!ome t;> see our - *a*r
; wo will also show you a your
? lot of Kino Stylish lluggies relurl
(1 in last week? Also a fresh CHE!
ly of harness.
ilOTT & fllWftftl.f
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made con- A
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vith us $
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purchases ^
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Jester
machine
id lum3er
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HESTER, S. O
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>t heater Machine o. and B. ^ .
iJt '"a, have conaolhtated tt ?
i'hiiIh, artl now. iea'iy to furnifh
tiiiK 1 '> the Maohin? and Lumber
with a Well equipped F ui.drv
fachine Hliop, and Door, Haxti
lilnd Kae'ory ? ur facllitiea at?
tailed in 11>tf part of the Htai>PERS
VOW Kits.
riiRE"tHKKv>. GINS.
ENGINE4 SA .V MILLS,
r A N D CO?1 ON V K ESS ES.
KKOWS, CAsl INQS. Etc
ALSO
UNO HANO MACHINERY.
HIIIh complete for Dwelll.
K<>om?, eto. bend u* lint of
WNnm, and we will tnew^r bv
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Respectfully.
STER MACHINE 4
LUMBER COMPANY.
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