The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 07, 1900, Image 3
I ?cal Manure
Cotton brought 0.J cents yesterday
on this market.
Mrs. Gertrude Gregory of
Lnmlsford, is visiting Mrs. M K j
Jordan and her step children at
this place.
.Just received 1000 p drs of
pants, slightly damaged, at 50c
on the dollar. Porter Bros.
Mr .1 M Heath has purchased
the Wylic lot, OA acres, adjoining
Mr C W .Jonea and will erect a
handsome residence thereon.
Miss Pet Mackorell and little
Charlotte Galloway, are visiting
relatives at Blackstock
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All menit>ers of the Lancaster
Lodge K of P, are requested to
he ut the meeting next Monday
night. Business of importance is
to he transacted.
When you want shoes hring
your feet to us. Porter Bro's.
Gov McSweenry, on Thursday
ln?t. commissioned 11 W Mohlcy
to l>o Magistrate at Heath Spring,
pursuant to the recommendation
of the grand jury of this county.
Have you seen those fine ties at
Porter Bros?
Mr. R M McCrorey has rented
the Plyler residence near the L &
C depot and will move into it
soon. Mrs. Ply lor has purchased
a home in Kershaw and will move
there.
We can still dress a man at
lwitli nn.lo !>?* * ?>* - ' -. t
vnvio unis nam Mini's.
1'orici Bros.
Disperyer Eluott has turned
over to (bounty Treasurer Cauthen
f2K0.50, the town and county's
share of the profits of the Lan
caster dispensary for the month
of March.
Novelties in tine ruc;s of all
kinds at Porter Bros.
Mr. ?) M Porter of Porter Bros,
moved hi* family here from Waxhaw,
N C, thin week. They occupy
the house recently vacated hy
Mr. It .1 Vlackorell. We are glad
to welcome them to our town.
If you want something it must
he one of those tine ties at l\?rter
Hros.
The Oakhnrat Land Co, $50,000
capital stock with privilege
of increasing to $250,000. has
been grant-d a commission at
Charlotte. N C. The incorporators
are It I) Heath, () I* Heath
and W 11 Twitty.
We were misinformed as to the
horse race, rocently run near this
place, iKj'mg run by horses of the
Elliott & Crawford and ClyburnHeath
stables. The horse run
against Elliott & Crawford's b? longed
to Mr Will Cureton, and
being kept by him at the Clyburn
Heath stables we suppose
caused the impression that it was
one of their horses.
Stores to ('lose at I*. M
We the undersigned merchants
of the town of Lancaster, agree to
close our rosjiective places of business,
from the 15th day of April
to the 1st day of September 1900,
1 n'/>l/wilr r? m Si-.!..-.!..
v v.w ? viwi% |r. in uauuiiityn
excepted.
LancaHter Mercantile Co,
Funderhurk A Co,
Jj C Payieur,
McCardell & Alliioo Bros,
J J Hlackmon,
B C Hough & Co,
Ileatb Banking & Mercantile Co.
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Appointments.
Rev. M H I'ooser, pastor of
Lancaster circuit ?n<i city mission,
we are glad to state, has sufficient*
ly regained his health to resume
his wni'K. He will preach to
morrow, Nth inst., at Camp Creek
at 1 1 a in, and at Ml Carmel at
3:30 p in. On Sunday, 15th inst,
at S>t Luke at 11 a m, and Factory
chapel at 4 p in.
New M. I>'s and Pharmacist.
Lancaster county had three
yoimu men to graduate from ttie
tS C Medical College this week ?
two in medicine ami one in
pharmacy. The two in medicine
were Dr. L I. (Jrwirnrv ??f r.
...
haw, and Dr. W C T witty of
11 en tli Spring; in pharmacy, K N
V anluudinghuin of Dry Creek
, These are three of Lancaster's
brightest, most promising and
most deserving young uen. We
wish them success in their chosen
professions and hosts of friends
wdl join us in the wish
Items From Tlie Kershaw Era
Dr KS Beckham has heen appointed
surgeon ut this place for
S C & (i Fx. road
Born to Mr. and Mrs. ,1 A
Hilton, Friday March 30, 1900 ?
a son
Born to Mr. and Mrs. li L
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a/ia\.i\iuuiit kjlllll|U> IIMMIIIVljr /Vpril
1st, 1900?u son.
We are ?iUid to learn that Mr.
S W Heath, who went to Atlanta
about ten (lays ago for treatment
under a specialist, is improving.
Bethel Presbytery will convene
in the Presbyterian church at this
place next Tuesday, 10th in?t.,
and its session will continue
thr ughout Friday About seven,
tv-tive delegates, ministerial and
Say. will bo present.
Mr. T.I Cauthen, of Wostville,
whose celebration of his S4lh
birthday we noted in last week's
E a, was stricken with facial
p iralyais last Thursday. We are
glad to note an improvement in
hi* condition.
Key. ,1 B Bozeman is spending
a while in Kershaw. He has relinquished
his pastorate of the
Baptist church at Walterhoro.
lie has now under consideration
several other calls out has not yet
decided which to take.
A Beautil'uI Home Marriage,
Tnc marriage of Mr John B
Mackorell and Miss Corinna HI
liott, eldest daughter of Mr and
i Mrs .1 C Klliott, of this place,
was solemnized at the Klliott resi
I den co at 3 o'clock last WJed neb
day afternoon. The ceremony
was performed in a most impressive
way t?y Rev A N Brunson,
the bride'* pastor.
The parlor, hull and reception
room of the residence were heautifully
decorated, festoon* of ivy,
beautiful ferns, geraniums and
other pot plants constituting the
main decorations. The rooms
were darkened and lamps dimiv
burning cast a soft light over this
scene of beauty. The | arlor was
crowded with relatives and friends
to witness the happy event. After
the ceremony ami the usual shower
of good wishes, the bri?.al party
were driven to the L & C depot
where tho train was taken for
Blackstock, the former home of
the groom, where they will re
main until Monday next, at the
groom's parents.
The t?ri<io is one of Lancaster's
most accomplished and lovable
young ladies, and the j?rooin one
of her most popular young merchants.
The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful and
costly presents.
cotton"plant krs?
who are interested in high prices
for cotton next fall can hear of
something to their advantage by
sending a postal card at once to
THE ADAMS COTTON CO.,
Charleston, S. C.
VOCAL LESSONS.
I' han been nav p easure to give In
Mtrucliou in the science of songduring
(he present ween to several young
peop e of Intelligence, and I woul>l be
g<a<l to spend another week in Lanvaster
at K)m? eariy ?b?te for the same
purpose I here are a number of
.oting men, who. when the stoien |
*, i.;- rm !, HIIUMI mill 11 lllUCIl 1 O j
heir prott' stid pleasure t? ta?e the I
courHe f instruction and voice eul?
Hire. You lit; Indus couM also thereby I
he provided with eacorti There are J
piite a number of cliildreu who e
j voices would he trained to acoum>e :
j and permanent service in singing, anil
11 in speaking as well, a part from the,
{skill acipnred in leading music.
To al who will signify their Intention
of becoming members of tne ciass
1 I will mail a printed copy of the
course of instruction, in Hilvmce,
>1 whereby to enable them o sp> ud
niore iuie in practice when the class
I are an.-emhled. Members o* the
! choirs of the different, chuictie-? would
| douhtiess tlnd it to i heir advantage
I somewhat if they become members <>f
this vImms a'ihmi( -> wni coins rseruits
I for ttiw oooirs. Re-^M'/fully,
VV A. Helta.
NEWS OF COLUMBIA.
Judge Benet Condemns Bail
Granting?Nenl Applies for
Change if Venue.
; Special to Greenville News. '
Columbia, S C, April 4. ? Judge
Benet heard argument until late
in the night last night in the matter
of bail for the I'err^s charged
with the murder of 11 L Shuler.
He announced his decision in
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| VVMIl t UIIP IIM'IIIIIJW g?IUULIUg UIIII
in the sum of #4,000 to 1 T Ferry
j hut refusing bail to Shelton
I
> Perry and sat upon the habit of
i granting bail.
Col Neal today tiled his paper*
' 1 asking for a change of venue and
affidavits were offered from Col ,
I : Duncan, Sergeant Adams, Superintendent
Graham and Casbror
! Matthews and others, that a fair
! trial could not be had here. Col
II Neal speaks of prejudice because
of newspaper publications here. |
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DAY, APRIL T
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OPENING INMB?1i
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to the public our superb
milliner, Miss Thoui,
occasion, the finest ami
brought to this market,
d to attend the opening
will find it to their in*
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(CANTILE CO.