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f j.cal &? alter b Cotton brought Ti| cents vest or day on this market. Miss Sallio llockhain of Pleas ant riill, is visiting her hrothei .Juddie Beckham, at Lancaster. The Ladies Society of Unit church will jxivo a hot supper 11 Unity parsonajio \Ycdno?du nicht, .Jan 17th, at 7 o'clock Supper 25 cts. Chew Lonir Cotton I'ohaceo an lie happy. Sold hy POKTK] BROS. Mr. C .1 Ilu<!s?n, wln? recentl sold his stock of merchandise f Wax Iihw to Masscy Pros , ha decided to locate at Alhemarh N C, and moved there this wees The Southbound passenjro train on the .S C (1 extensio was five hours late jesterday o account of a washout up the road ? ? The bi<; rain in this vicinit Thursday put the creeks out * their hanks. Several of th creeks were so swollen that vt hides could not ertiss them. 10 His of Lonjr Cotton Tolmcc is worth 15 of any other kind i the price. S? Id by l'OKTKl 1UU )S. A j?iwas mn over and kille at Mrs Cauthen's this side ? Pleasant Hill by the northhoun passenirei train on the S (' ov ( extension last Wednesday. {Services in the Presbvteria church today, both morning an uipht. Communion after tli morning sermon tomorrow. Wp regret to learn that we ni to lose Mr K T Kstridgc and fami ly again ?s citizens of Kershaw They will move very soon t Lynch wood where Mr Kstnd?> will he engaged in business. Kershaw Km. Try u hox of Long Cotton T< hnct'o, hest on the market f<?r th inonev. Sold l>v l'OUTK HK( )S. The big hog of Mr II II Hot Ion of Heath Sprie r, we notice i The Ueview, weighed poun< iiel iiistoad of as wo hud Ore informal and stated in nnc of on issue* of last week. Four inontli sign thin hog weighed or. I\ 50IJ |l proas, and its pain in weight lui be<ii iu the neighborhood ol' li per day. John Foster, colored, charge with assault and battery with in tent to kill, had a prelimimir hearinp before Magistrate Cnske 'J hursdny and was discharged ft, want of evidence to warrant th case being sent up to the session court. WANTKP, for cash, Hickory Dogwood, l'ersinunon, Walnti Fogs. Southern Hard wood Co, 1 O. Box 529, Charleston, S. C. Mngistiatc Oiskey turned ov< to the county treasurer lastTImn day, the amount of finr collected I>y him for the pas quarter. Business it> not as In is in the Magistrate's court since th hounds arrived, hut he hIwiiy makes a good showing in th amount of tines collected. I>r T J Strait narrowly e* cajied a serious accident Thursday In croasing Hum Creek, the watc came over his buggy washing oi his medicine caso and tome othc articles. Hot for the fact that th deep portion of the creek was ver narrow, he would doubtless hav lost his horses and might not hav escaped drowning himself. This is goinir to ho the lie ^ year in the history c?f Lancast< - for bargains nod it behooves tl '* people t<? read the advertisenien of our inerehants closely. Tl cash buyer is going to luive a rit harvest of lug bargains. 'II *> (lanson (.'ash Store makes its in tial announcement of bargains f< this year in its new ad. toda; .V We are sure that every reader < d | The Ledger will peruse it car V fully. Money saved is mom ^ made. We notice in The Kra that d the inns* meeting of the voters i Kershuw the ohl council of tli town, viz: lntcndcnt, K I) I5luk ney; Wuruens, .1 M Carson, V M Kstridge, S \\ Heath and ?l d Stevens, was unaniiu'uiftlv renoii is inated for re-election. Ker&ha\ -? like Lancaster, believes mi kee| > ing men in ofl'c whom they hn< tried and found cflicient, and ui 'f swerving in performing the > duty. n I Mr .1 K 1'L ler, formerly of tli county, l?ut who has been a cit v zen of tireenville the past tan ( >1 fifteen years, and who served se' 0 eral terms as school commission* 5 of that county, is being strong urged in a petition to the gener assembly for the appointment treasurer io succeed (i Lawrcn* j| Walker. The Daily Times i (ireenville savs that many of tl business men and Attorneys < . that citv are working in Mr IT c ler's behalf. ?t d ? 1 Rev. S Lander, of Williamsto: S (', makes a touching appeal the last issue of the fhristii ti Advocate, for aid for tho fatni <1 of the Rev A M Attaway, an a io count of whoso horrible death w published in Wednesday's Legdc Tho deceased left u wife und eig e children ?six girls, and thev a i in destitute circumstances. Tl t. wife, wlioae mind was impair 0 by the awful circumstances a ;c<i tending her husband's death, ea _ not provide for them in her pre ent condition and Mr Land u>ks christian peop'c to contrihii to their relief. Any money se ie to him for them will he thankful L received and judici ?ud\ used. I'ire at Vmii Wyck. We learn that Mr li II Mass* n of Van ^'\ckhail the misfortui '* of losing his resi lem e and a po '' turn of liis household furniture I 1 an aecidei tal lire on Wedneada ls We have been unable .to learn at particulars. i* l>ie?l in \tutiama. Mrs Amanda Hood of til place, has been informed of tl death of her brother, ('apt ?J<?I M liucy, which occurred ut h home in liirmin^ham, Ala., la Saturday morning. (apt 11m moved from this eoiinty to Al ift luinm before the war. I'he liirmin ham, Ala, I) tiIy Lodger in nn ing hit* deat h says: ''Captain lluey went into tl t armv from Talladega and servi gallantly through tlio whole wa Since the nit ho has I icon a plant and for two year* has resided 1 rtiacaloosu county. s Captain 1 luey was CI years o s v and learns three sons, all grow ( and one daughter. The sons a ^ i C Leroy, 1' W and () K Hnny, ur ? the daughter is Alne lluey, wI resides in Talladega with her aut Mrs N S McAfee. On Sunday the body of Captn Htiey was taken to his ohl hon at Kastahoga, Talladega count; r' and buried among hia old frien< !r at d o'clock yesterday afternooi He died of pneumonia." .r m _ m y it This paper and the Atlanta 0 X Twice a-Week Journal for ? | Kt I Death of An Aged Lady. f ar Mrs Nancy E Pi ice, widow of f ie the late Col II R Price, died ut 'I tsj the home of her son in law, Col .1 n ie | N Crockett at this place, yester- 1 h' day morning, after an illness of I ie two week*. >he was an estimai^ hie old lady and everybody who j >r knew her loved her. She was a t y. daughter of the late Andrew a i?f Crockett of this county and was t a horn ut the old home several nn'es t ?y North of town, March 28, 1813, * and would have celebrated her j a *7tn birthday had she lived until v ut next month. In childhood she < nf joined old Wnxhaw Presbyterian t at ! church and was faithful to her o- profession till the end came. She t ft I .va? married July 31, 1834 to II I T j H Price. They moved to Lancas- j i) ter the following year and both r?* i v muined here until the summons c p.. came She is the last of a family 1 of twclye children, all of whom j I lived to a ripe old age. Her only I :.. 'chili! M im I V f t II V ....... 1*1 I O W! il VH'l 1*1*11 i 1 grand-children and one great- | j grand child are all the descendents j is? t-he leaves surviving her. liar re j j mains will l?e interred in the Pres- j ,r | hyterian cemetery by the bide of l., tho?e of her late lamented husband ) % | Br J at 12:30 o'clock today. The . |y burial service will be conducted bv a| her pastor, I it; v Chalmers Frnser. ? i re COLLISION AT CHESTER. id i | >p Freight and Material Train-Smash i r>f Together. Conductor Injured. ' ( Y~ Special to The State. Cheater, .Jan 10?This evening ? ? about 0 o'clock a northbound ' jn freight on the Southern railway , m collided with a shifting material j j., train just below the bend, coming j into the railroad yard, about one < !ls mile from the station. A large I ,. force of hands was on the material ' |,t train, and it is a wonder that all , ro escaped injviry. |10 Several tlat cars were torn into i-Heath E J - Openi ' Which Took Pla is a Z' Our friends ha turned upon us. v., Our \ew (>oods iy. the k*dear people' J " Wt UKtfcl lip J Our claims to the Lion'-; Share ,,, recent advances. (>ur j>r? p:iruti?>n> heing done to make this I IIK ]I)K. ^ . time thrown away. The cold simp l,! Men. if you e\| these suits for yo " York Hat man. < in cents on (lie Doll i?i n, i\ ill i a I j? ff e are i? a^e, and we are ; !-Heath E 'moments and the engine ( f the rehjht train was badly torn up. Plus wreck lies fully 1^0 yards Jon?r the track, ami the north mund passenger will hardly <n>t >y before early morning. It is impossible at this time to >!aee the- blame. The material rain was backing at a swift pace ml theeonduetor was perched on lie brake of the tlat ear heading owards the incoming engine. lie las thrown several feet into the nr above the smokestack, and vhen he hit the ground lie was on lor the ngine. He came out of he wreck with only a leg broken. Injuries to three members of he two crows were only slight >ruispe, but :i terrible looking | )ib? of broken debris is now lv n<; along the track whore the collision occurred. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Sidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful it i j, cures made by Dr. L~-JfW . Kilmer's Swamp-Root, I '^e rreat kidney, iiver Ci J D anf* bladder remedy, i J (KM i 's'ke great mediJ bit ^ p.4*-* cal triumph of the ninety ll 1 "t teenth century; disi c? l/ [ '.covered after years of "i ll" f < vrv J 'I scientific research by M V iDr. Kilmer, the emi II. _i L-; . ' nent kidney and b.adder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst Form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested n so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur:hase relief and has proved so successful in :very case that a special arrangement has oeen made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book elling more about Swamp-Root and how to ind out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. When writing mention reading this generous sffer in this paper and -.end your address to Dr. Kilmer fit Co.,Bing- iD-iK ramton, W. Y. The^^^i^^ egular fifty cent and <>f Swamp-Hoot, ioilar sites are sold by all good druggists. To Curt* C/Oiitl i|Mi!toii ForuVDr. Take Caduui ot^ Curnly t'atluirt ic. 10c or 2&o ff C. C. C. fail io euro. druirirlNts refund vnonrv >ANKING & lug Up G'ii e< ;af Lancaster n Interesting EC e tleln. e<! us v 10 toeeUecpers ;t are realh eheaji " are ?o to >!sti r? ? f? pn * n ?? /?? .(,; WITH Sj of voni jcitiohM^o :irc juslilii'.! Die ' I) rill \t? risive i-.a'e Sloi !. v\j ru\di\i; I'll mm: <)m or. h:m riline ami with it j Q il ''"K' \\W ohil,, ( ' i |?OCl to stav oli < >11 and ^inirs tor dosed oil! his sai lar. liat> # IOf I | milos of .i .j Wo bought mm he i the race, pull in going to succeed Y inking i ^ S r*i 3oun "? ! s . v I' lfcOl x >???? {? \^ ^Vy z<r> r "> > l v>- "> .T i~?n"*?C NiL^ H i: *C>%J5i ON THE C ?1 ? % w %<&-i m * w w l? ff I If 1 entire stock of v? ii ?."> pet* ?-<-s*t clu regular price. THINK OF US \\Ti?'U voii fire thiiikiio' of QU(1 GEN'PS" FURNISHINGS, uv"! will sell regardless of price. Conic i 'sEVEN H U fV. D of l'untt hound to go now in order "A lONQ LIN Wo have evorx sort, weight am! consists of the cheapest to the liest. HATS! HAT A few more sample hats left that 1 Ihm't forget ns \x hen in no 1>i v fa > rvt?V JOII s till Cheap I Moved to l<?nd .V 1 i Merc an"' ir 7New S* and Kershaw .Ian vent to the iVop *. tfh good wishes, re worsied. not s?i icr than "old s(?cl :! it out. if! r s rr^uf fi t r H H H 1 4 -; x L" l . '< F i 4 ?s i . t ^ U ^ .< L: v ??ui* oxperienro, nivl CASH pmrlisiso - Imtito, n>M?r!n-ent ^nvJ. Now lin >W'l(><l Stores will te-tilv that our ell'ot I I' in 1 *lti:Iiiit :it Sln-rll's S:ilo nt MX KUKU. L MJiIS Al-.o Fcl'.s I i ss Than Oil"'!. !f Pr: arlli for a few yea tears So eome. mplos of SEen's E * in all. h'm broideries and Handkerchiefs ,t ,>nv i".id' rouKM ics )u less man i on v ill positively wonder at their cliei ntend to <lo :i very large business by sol for SPOT cash from a needy mnnu 12b cases?7,.">b0 pairs of Shoes at a I tore of this town. The W. L. l)ougii will he found liere. ig strong stokes to I Ours for Business & Mercan J* id For " Bros.'; | Siorr,1 iORNER. lion Silr! will sell <?m* ntihc* inuliM'u ? ' v ?C I !a|)ci' iltan the iES AMD CLOTHING ND ve a few nice Suits left that wo m<l see thorn. (RED PAIRS to make r oom for- Sprint* ooud>. E OF HOSE." I color. Our Hosiery department "S! HATS! ive will sell retr:irdle*s of cost, ed of mi) tiling in our line. I BROS. Store. IlisoiTs < >ld S( nod FILE Co7tores tenry 1st. ! ile. \!! eves are % i taucts Ueoati: e is". but because i a pi ?? t.:' r lAfoS&h'iiS I ~ s in tin* markets prior to ihc to bo ?!:ii 1 \ n !'< !. Kvor tiling ts have not boon in vuin, nor our / 7 '"oi's ?d f %< f of fur iUNufttD PA ; PANTS ice. Think of That! t*s Ini v sonic of Sonar, the New Hats to us at 50 H>(.? 11 indkerchiefs and miles upon IALK PRICK. await your inspecipnoss. I ling cheaper than our competitors. fneturer, i we keep in close tmicto >ig discount. Thin is sure to he is, the II. C. Goodman and all the >r public patron. TILE CO.