Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IH A VE M \ DR Mrri;ii^ementH with' broker* in New York ity through -in I ><n. a?>le to place Iohiih secur-. efl ?v a Hr?t mortgag" on improve*! fia ni* for live year lime payable in iYwailme In, at < he low rate of 7 per Mm Interest per annum. The broker- \ aye Hthl (he charge for abstract an<! impection are email and at the expense of the borrower. K E WYIJE Atlv at Law. Rdaiwt* Tour Hawaii Wit li CiMr?r?ti. C\u?*y Oetfcartif. onrf oonaMpauon forever j Ite. M G. G. C, fall, <*??WKri?ia rwluiwl <son?y. j OABTOSIIA. iHntht y#lhaKadTa lanM?yaloHgM For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the / \ Signature / A y' //y w k nfjr Use J" For Over ; Thirty Years CASTORIA TMI CINTAUH COVP?A? Y. NIW YORK CITY. L.<\ rst \ ** ' wn A v H ES Elt h ii ffi'ci I)t* * 7, 1899. ( >aii.v except tan ml ) vVK>TmuUNl? I KA-l h I ND. Nh'h 14 mil IH ' N'?'? . ind 15* V M. 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Agt I.KKOY sPKI NU^. President.. Notice to llcbtors and Creditors of I* >1. IMylor, l><:ceuMOtl. A I.I. |Vr-on?. indebtei i ?I0h estata ot 1' M Pi. ler, deceased will coiuh forw .r at once ami make .etilement with the undersigned Persons havi a claims agah.at sai ? estate will presem ihein duly Veiifled, to tlie uuiierHiKueti. W. R Pi.YIjEK, CJeo. W PI.YI.KK, Kx-ruiors. *rr o ? . ^ - o - . ? r*. <-+ ~i . ** C/3 T ? 2SP" m cr 3 B tr p ^ 5. 3 ^5 <? ?- 3 aaa HHI D" S. ? <3 s= ?-S *"** zr X a c aa^ a 2 to ? 2. 5. ? _ C3L, no -* rj> <*> e ZZ. I ^ ? B * 1 E " S > ^ ~ - ST* H X _ 1 as C= 3 5' i- - ? " I ? ,? 5o3sri?si ! > IbZLs ?oq n ^ ff. 2 i-h e ^ M? S 5" Bi ' 2 * C A I H CO 3 o ? Zf 13 7? ^ ? | w q^ 5" 3 ^ o 5-?/g ~ ?. ? 3 3 " - = * - C3TO ? 5 ? g- r s x ?= ?2 ? c ? = 8 V J / ! J? 5 *.F- ^ g *r^ S S ~ 6? ? 5T *WI ? b' ?- ? _ 51 Mk i O B" , c ^ orCD C. s> ? a o _ ^ S3 ! 3 * 2. g a.tiftg, ?1* i -a - ?ir in " a g. ^ & 5 ?? $ ^ ? ! v LIEUT. STOKES GIVES HIS IMPRESSION OF CUBA. lias Been Among Them for a Year untLa-Hulf an 1 Know* Whereof Ho Speaks. Last night Lieut Marcus B Stokes, I" S A, the popular South Carolinian who i? now detailed as collector of the port at Cardenas, Cuba, arrived in the city. He leaves this morning for Green ville. where he stops for a day and then proceeds to Now York to return to Cardenas via a gov eminent transport. He regretted that his stay in Columbia, where he tins so many friends had to he so brief. He only had the opportunity to see a few of his frieda. lie talked interestingly to a representative of The State about Cuba and the Cubans. Among other things he said: "I went to the island a year and a half ago and have opportunities to observe the people and their characterise ties. The popular idea is that the Cubans are a very excitable people. 1 have not observed anything specially of this character among them. The typical Cuban countrvman is just the very opposite. They are good, steady workers both on their plantations and on the public roads and works that are being constructed. They are the most temperate people 1 have ever seen, and that as a people, too. It is the policy to give every position available in the island to native Cubans, preference always being given to Cuban officers and sonuers. l Hey are taking the places in the tekgraph and postal and other services, and seem to he filling them satisfactorily. In all cases it is impossible to secure, of course, the best men on first effort, but those obtained are, as a rule, doing their work most satisfactorily. "The color line a noug the better classes, as far as I can judge, is just us sharp as it is in this country Socinlly the people are on a par with those found in our own country. "There is at present a clamoring and discontinued element in Cuba, but this element is not a part of the class of people I have just referred to ? the sober, thinking people. i i I A ? I ... - - A ' VI1I1ICI in hi lilt ml UllKllOWQ, RE rl this applies to nil classes upon the island, including the Spaniards. And as to the Spaniards, there is a lar^e proportion of the population of the cities made up of them. They are in fact the merchant class. They are apparently con? .ITOTS*- >\ MS SEVEN RUNNINi ?i Johnston's QUART I THE GREAT SP JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA u ereatest SPRINO MEOICINP , ? ? m w vwi V heaven to the " worn out." the run down, tf feeling." those "sinking spells." the languor Ished nerves, from thin, vittated blood and spell. The weariness, lassitude and nervou time and the heat of summer, are conquered neurasthenia, and all ailments of the brain a generally, it is almost a specific. It furnishc tissues. It feeds brain, nerve centers and n< makes rich, red, honest blood. Newness of ful use. It makes the weak strong, and the It was the antiquated (but now happily e treat Sail Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer an BLOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, agents. It was expected by this treatment tl was left to course through Its channels holdi disease. But in this way. every part of the nig uan oc more terrwie tnan a horribly dest lently the different structures of the body. I and destroyed. It often seeks out the nerve; cay and death to some vital organ, as the kit scientific method for the cure of blood taint, of the blood must be removed through the ex liver and skin. " First pure, then peaceable vitalizer of the blood. JOHNSTON'S SAW haustively removes the taint, but also remov snd fills the veins and arteries with the ruby the life." Good heaith means pure blood. ' SARSAPARILLA, is universally regardei ered. This fact is now established beyond q ni.oon ruiso.i ci'Ktu bt j Williams. Davis. Brook* 8c Co.. Detroit Gentlemen:?In Aprl' last I befan usine JOHN by an amputation of one of my arms. I had SEVEN and was entirely cured I know It is what cured mi UtOZXZOAM DRVa COM Crawford Rron. Lancaster. H O. J K Maukey|& Co, Lancaster, H. C. tented witn the way things are going, at least accepting conditions. Only a short time ago I noticed one of the newly appointed Spanish consols apparently perfectly at home at a reception and dance at the house of a leading Cuban family." "Do vou think the Cuban white people will over allow the negroes to govern them ! "1 certainly do not think so; if anypolitical color question ever IMClAr If ...III ? ? * * ' - TOO II mil uovrr COIDO up in 111? western half of the island. "The messes of Iho people are anxious for work. On all public works all the laborers needed can be secured.M "Is there muck hatred for Americans in Cuba?" "1 never find any hatred expressed. In Hahana we hear of it, that is all." ' "Is business reviving ?" "A great many sugar planta tions are being built up. I am in the sugar l>elt of the island. The destruction has been fearful; the great need i- capital. Absentee landlordism and foreign owner* ship of lands seem to be the trouble. It in a case of indefinite lease, and it is holding a great deal of the progress of the island back. "The winter climate in Cuba is simply ideal ?most delightful. In the summer I found it is more pleasant than here in South Carolina, provided you keep out of the sun in the middle of the day. A whitA re-* sir* oun w until vail TTIII (\ 111 tilV fields all the }ear, morning and evening. "The United States government is turning over all the offices in anticipation of transferring the government of the island to the Cubans as soon as it is practicable. It is a necessarily slow process. 1 am, for instance, the only Amen , can who is in our custom depart* J ssienf. ?t Cardenas. 'I he force ! consists of about .'50 men. All the chief* are Cubans, and thev are giving satisfactoa "It is a pleasure to see the streets alive with school children now attending the public schools. The children are bright and keen." J Mormon liolierts' Successor 1 Elected. Salt Lake, April 3.?Ex .lud^e William Kiii}{ was elected representative to congreaa from Utah yesterday over James T Hammond, republican, prohahh by two thousand majority. He sueceed? Huberts, refused his neat. Kiii?j is a Mormon hut not a poly garnish r#. . '?? SORES CURED ?Y Sarsa par ilia 30TTLFft. RING MEDICINE. ? a Blood Food and Nerve Energizer, is th? jvered. It comes as a rich blessing from ;e overworked and debilitated. That " tired and despondency which arise from badly nouran ur derfed body, vanish as if by a magio s prostration which accompany the spring. | 1 and banished at once. For every form of , nd nerve, insomnia, hysteria and nervousness :s the very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve srves, calming and equalizing their action; it life, new hope, new strength follow Its faith- : old young again. exploded) method in the good old times, to id other troublesome disorders arising from such as mercury, artf nic and other mineral hat the poison could be killed while the blood ng in its circulation the specific germs of the . ! body became more or less diseased. Nothructlve blood taint. It not only attacks viru>ut many times the bones are honey-combed s and spinal cord, and again it will bring deineys. liver or stomach. There Is only one That is. PURIFICATION! Every particle ecretory channels. the lungs, kidneys, bowels, i." The great restorative, reconstructive and ISAPARILLA, not only radically and ex es all mercury, calomel and other minerals. . glowing current of vitality. "The blood is fhe old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S d as the greatest Blood Purifier ever discovuestion or cavil. OH^ITOVI A M.tPi KU.I.A. Byron. Mich., October 31, 1694. STON'S SARSAPARILLA (or Blood Polaon. c?u**d I RUNNING SORES on my le?*. I used two bottle* ?. Your* truly. G. W. LUTHER. tPAXTT. DWTMOIT. MICHL T>arlel A flick*, Fort I.awn, H. C D H Jordan, Fort Uwn, 8. C. IteligtouM. j The appointments of ltev. (Ml i Clyde for Trudesv llo circuit will bo us follows until further notice: Taiikunaci.k ? 2d Sundays at [11a m; 4th Sundays at d:30 p in. ' Hopkwkli,?2d Sundays, 3:30 p in; 4th Sundays, 41 a in. 1 Hkthki.? 1st Sundays, I la in; ."5<l Sundays 3:3o p m Zion? 1st Sinnl:i\s, p m: 3d Sundays, 1 1 a in. I i i A Cliance to Buy I on a lloinc Any party or parties dc-dring to purchase any f i in real estate of T M Fitzp'iirick Ilro , in tin* town or county, can get prices uim! terms t?v calling on ili ? editor of The Ledger. The Messrs ' Fitzpatrick nave so ne verv <ic siruhle farms ind valuable improved town propctN :oi<l their being oti the umi kei gives mni of model ate means a splendid ??ppor' tunit to purchase a homo I ?ioo u > w * ? $i?m ! The sml is .it Wis p ea-eil is .i < > -.t oils 'p-h ' o * tf ' n e r: been Hb* ?o (jure in i - - u ' ' that Ih 'Vh 'i *T *'a i ? r t'<|f Is theoi?'y ! I'ivi* known > 'be ; m die" I tr ?e o y c >? J eon d ud h i -ftj- r? ?pi * ii ! stltuflom I tr?.i'n??"tr Hi ' -rli t * ur?' I- l kn i. r rn i ! ' ( reotly ueoii -he 'i! it a mi o - ?'ir? ftdemit tli>' -v-ts,? . h *r .t i. v ' !?.*? the fund ... on r?i d <1 ' Kiv|iif( thr i n > ?t Airs?r'ii hut*.:s ing upihe :? ?lm |e? a t i *sti ir naiure In <1 .|' i i * vr rU ' h? . . 1 prlators have so una-h 'a- i cur t tlve power*, that ?'ey off . c I u dr?-<l D"l nni ' i- a -n cam- .t 'si a to cure. 8?-n I f?r li?- * - I nmialn, ,rHr~-? F J ' -I KN -5Y A ''O. Tole?|.?, o h?* n^uir -HI- 7H-\ Hall'- Fami'y **1 - uru 'he ? NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Ov KHKt Y !l> 13 I. .1 . ' \ I.ril l-i-i. 12 ! ? K :> . I i et. ?i 'lie * Uf?v I' "-r a 1 ? |ow?*?<t r- *? ? ? * i r ir.-itM O 'HI II * I > - '? tl" . ?I M. ? Th in'if i ! i i >. i c unt.y i? r tl?* i > * m?? e b * ! M u i I) I'. Nt I.) any ni inil I - ; m C < A H 'K? II II.' r HO BRIDGES TO LET 'I'll .. "N I , A I ? ti ?i i k M I* ? i \' v i li I! ? |. II- i f ? iiii .Vc.liH'M Jm i i I' i , ?: ' ' ' hhiii a ? Hi ? ^ ri . ? I *. ? r J vi Wn'^icK' ' k it r l'h*? . n ? . j . .1 , i- ?* i '< N'KI! \( Ifli J), 51 It, ri' Al QUArtT.-H:- ; For Best Virginia lime, Cement, Plaster Paris and , Plastering Hair T. H, DAVIS' ; LANCASTER BAKERY I -sMMMMMMB t : i FOUR PAPERS A WEEK FOR ABOUT THE + x PRICE OF ONE. + * This paper and the Atlanta f i wice-a-week Journal for + + $1.75. , 4 Here you pot the news of $ j t the world and all your local ^ i newH while it is fresh, paying * ^ very little more than one a ? pa|>er c? sts. Either paper J i ih well worth $1.00, hut by fr -i special nrranpeinent we are $. t enahh-d to put in both of J. * them, giving three papers a * -# week for this low price. You a J cannot equal thin anywhere * i * ebef and this combination is jr a t hebest premium for those a * who want u great paper and | < a home paper. Take these * -? and you will Veep up w ith a ^ the times. * Besides general news, the a , z rn?: ~ u?. i f j iwicr-u-? wr journal has s- | \ much agricultural matter ? , * and other articles of special r ( 4 interest to farmers. It has * , i regular contributions hy Sam ? | Jones, Mrs. W. II. Kelton * a John Temple Graves, Hon. a * C. If. Jordan and other dis* * * tinguished writers. a Call at this oltlc* and leave jour f LMikMriptloM far k*tk paper*. You can J pat a *a*apla copy al attber paper hare J I an application. I | %StT Subscribe t? Tub Lbi>?kb 'i The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist. L-rjn:r-irr rrTi:mii;l;7rF.i ? ' '' 1 The Diicovcrcr of Swamp-Root at Work in H.'o Laboratory. There Is a cHsea.ee pievailing In this country most dangerous because so deceptive. Many sudden deaths arc caused by it?heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy arc often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to advance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Then the richness cf the blood?the albumen ?leaks out and the sufferer has Bright'3 Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new discovery is the true specific for kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hopeless car es, after all other efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free * by mail, also a book telling about SwampRoot and its wonderful cures. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingharnton, N. Y. and mention this paper. Success in Sheep Raising. Mr .! () Darhy who ha* given much attention lo raising sheep for the past few years reports gratifying success in that industry. lie has now n flock of 50 lambs from 42 ewes ; all lively and in sound condition. This is an unusual record, as there is generally much mortality among lambs. If the tribe of worthless, prowling dog* could he thinned mil sneep raising could be made a very profitable business.?Cheater , Reporter. Moses on Trusts. Representative Champ Clark, of Mo., thus stated his position on the trust question: "It would t>e foolish for me to waste time making an anti-trust speech The entire mutter may fie aununed up in a single sentence. This is not a new issue. The first anti-trust speech was made about .4,000 years ago by an old gcnSjemun named .Moses, when he wrote upon the tablets of stone the inspired words, "Thou shalt not steal." M Kit I lOlUOU- PREPARATION. HV AMOS OKAV M. I). Aber exp ttitiK ? ! ofulemohis* many of th- doubtful and even injii' i. us prenar tii lis ror the heir Hiitl scalp allien are produced and put ou th- in ?rket by different inaiiuf'ac> urers, It in in eed a geai reiiet to be uh e o make a special report upon 80 worthy u preper>tmil as * M ti kink " Ii 14 a pre pa alio 1 t'>at will h raighten and lake tlie ki K out ol curty hair and is in intif e tuied snd sold to th? trade l>y Oariagh Kicli, of New York t'lty. I common juati e to thosegentlemen, w-'.eirtily commend it as we liMve in the ??a-t condemned many ho -ailed liuir gr ?w-iH and reatoiers, and other preparations for the treatment of ttie iiair a ol scalp ?'or 80111- dass " A ntt-kink" lias been the su jcvjl of a pains akiog in? veMigation on tbe part of th com piler# uf these Keports, and a spirit of fairness impels the statement th t the most searching examina*i<>n brought to light inucti in connection with "Anti kink" that is worthy of toe highest consideration; in fact, it in every rws|ieet merits our highest praise, ami nIT>rd? tlie most gratifying results uikI absolute safety in its use There is no head of hair that It so kinky or curly, no matter what tlie nationality or color may lie, that a thirty (30) day treatment of ''Antikink" will not stralaiiten out in a most gratifying manner. If properly ami vigorously applied as directed, it'will impart such a lustre and brilliancy to flie hair ?s will make tlie use of all oilier preparations is Hrilliantioe entirely unnecessary, We liave devoted much time and labor to a thorough investigation of tl.is truly wonderful hair preparation, in order that we might intelligently Advise our readers all over this broad land, whose ln?|iiiries reach ns t?v ?- -/ every mall hh to its virtues and worth, and il is with a high degree "f satisfa?-tl*?r* that we tlnd the result* of our investigation warrant us in giving "Anil-kink" the Rtrongext editorial and oftlclal endorsement of the UNITKI) 8TATKH HKALTIf HKI'OHTn, t'hose who follow the suggestions Iterekn contained may rest assured that in every essential feature "AntU kink" will he found to he a most ez? sellent article, and| sure to achieve mooes* where directions are faithfully followed. JVtiilesmau waited.