The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 25, 1900, Image 3
- l?ca^ Melted
Cotton brought i'.' cents yesterday
on this market.
.1 K McDowald, Ks?j, of Winnsboro,
was in the city yesterdriy !
on professional business.
?Jlist reeoived 1000 pairs of1
punt*, slightly damaged, at r>0e
on the dollar. Porter Bros.
Mrs. K L Mason of Atlanta,
(la., is spending u^+h-iv weeks wit!'
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,1 F
(1 re^oi y.
W'hon yon want shoes brint*
your feet to us. Porter Pro's.
Gills Creek IVmocratie elub
will meet in the < <!> ; t kou-e ne\t
Saturday afternoon at 'J o'eloek
p in. All are ur?*ed to l>e present.
Have you seen these line ties a
1 i . i i ?
1'orier mos?
Mr. lVcston llU'on of Westv
il It*, returned home vesterday
after u week's visit to his sister,
Mu. .1 K Rutled^e, at t'.iis place.
Rev. ,f R Marion, of Rtchhurir,
former pastor, will preach in the
Rreshyterian church next Sahhath,
the L'tUh inst, morning and ni^ht.
Wo can still dress a man at
hotli ends?hats and shoes.
Rorter Itros.
There will he services in the
Kpiscopal church next Sunday at
1 1 o'clock a m and 5 p m, conducted
hy the Rev .1 W C'antey
Johnson.
.Novelties in tine tii^s of nil
kinds tit Porter Pros.
Mr .lack Raker, neur Primus,
was thrown from hi* tnulo one
day Inst week, nn<l had '?ne of his
le^'s broken between the knee and
ankle.
If you want something it must
be one of those tine ties at Porter
Pros.
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. . ..Il> ICIl U
before Magistrate Caskey jester
day of stealing a pistol from Mr.
.John 1* l'urkcr, a <;uard at the
chain jjaiijjr, aiM sentenced to HO
days.
Dr, T ,1 Strait who has been on
the vcrjje of a spell of pneumonia
the past week, was no better
yesterday. lie has I ceir eonlincd
to his room now for more than a
week.
The ('raigville school, taught
by Miss Virginia liohorlson,
closed with appropriate exercises
last Friday. I he speeches,
dialogues, etc, of the pupils were
very creditable to both pupils and
toucher.
The Hopewell Democratic club
will meet at Hopewell, on April
the 2Mb, at o'clock, p m, to
elect delegates to the county convention,
which meets at Lancaster
the first Monday in May.
II .1 Flynn, Pres.
\Y M Kstrid'o, President of
in V
the (.'limes' ScMixd House demo
crutic club, requests us to an
nounce tlmt the club will meet at
the school house next Saturday, at
2 o'clock i> in. The presence of all
members is requested.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending April 24, 1000:
M iss Maggie (llukenoy, Miss
Norma Foster, Mrs Maggie Hnd?
son, Miss Nettie Reed, Mrsllanna
White, 8 II 8c hi oss, Elliott
Thomus. J F Gregory, 1* M.
Pay your subscription.
* Mr \Y I> ltohiuson, who has
boon extremely low with pneumonia
for two works, we arc
glad to learn - is now pronounced
ont of danger. V
I
The remains of Mr. .1 T Mar- 1
shall were interred at Salem '
ehnreh last Friday instead of at;
St. Lnkc, as stated in onr last
issue.
I
Mr M K JolU'S h is '1 wilno?i<.i> I
with the 1'nion Cloak and Suit
company of New York, and will,
travel principally in Pennsyl
vania.? Yorkville Kmpiirer.
Henry Mu1in??rcw of Houston,
Texas, writes: 4>l am looking
for the heirs of .Joseph Kilcry. !
who wa> in Shelhy county, Texas, ;
in ls.ju. Any information will
he received with th inks."
Uev. l? I' Ueid, svnoelical cvan*
?*olist, preached t wo most interestiinr
and instructive sermons in the'
Presbyterian church yesterday.
He expects to move from lVndle-!
ton to Keidvil'.c in a short time. ?
Pickens Cor. of The State.
The music pupils of Winthrop1
college, under Prof. \Y P? Strong's j
aide direction, are preparing to
siriLT 'Pinafore'* novt Ki-i<Ui?
evening. They n\ iSI lie assisted
I ?v t lie* I rede11 orchcst ra of tlio
city :t 11 I tin* entertainment will lie
tlie last number ??t' the Winthrop
star course fur this term.
This is commencement week at
the Colored Normal and Indus
trial Institute at this place. The
annual sermon was preached Suns
day Iiv Rev Chalmers Fruscr.
Scn:it<ir lion^li made an address
Monday ni^ht at the closin A (,f
the graded department. Maj C
T Connors made an undress last
night, the anniversary oftholiter
ury society, and at I 1 a in, today
the annual address will lie deliver"
ed l?y I'ho-. K Miller, president of
the State A ik. M college. The
cantata comes oil' at >s p in. 'l'he
i
principal and faculty of the In
stitute is ^lad to have their white
friends out.
In the Slate Supreme Court
Arguments were heard last
Friday in the following cases
which were taken to the Supreme
court on appeal from tho circuit
court (if L oleaster county:
II II Shute, appellant, vs Man'
chester Fire Insurance Co, re
i? i-' v 11: . ? ?
It l> YIIISOII VVIK llClU'tl
for appellant ; Krne-t Monro for
respondent ; Mr Allison mi reply.
Robert 21 DeLaney, appellant,
v.i (i C ?Y N 12 lv t ", et uI, respondents.
,1 T (ireen was heard
for appellant ; .1 (llenn for re* ,
sponderu.
Serious Acciitcnt lo .Air .1 11.
< 'oiiSior
Mr. Iteauropard Connor met
with a painful neeidont last Satur^
| day nipht nl the (ireporv Lathan
1 farm, a mile northeast of town.
lie had returned from town and
| went up into the barn to pet some
i ronphness for hi- horse. He not
it and was hturtim/ hack v. hen he
; accidentally l'? 11 li.lough im opening
in the loft, in<jr his right
arm and getting badly bruised tip.
Dr. Pooro bandaged the broken
limit and he is ^retti:ilT along as
well as could be expected.
Pastor of Vorkville, l.'nion and
? Clover.
Kov .1 l> Boseman has accepted
a call to the pastorate of Yo'kville,
I 'nlon and Clover Baptist j
churches. lie expects to begin
work on May 1.?Yorkvillo En*
tpiircr.
The One Day Cold Cure.
Cold in hend and aore throat cured by Kermntt'a
Chocolate* I.axative yuininr. A* raay to
take as candy. " Children cry (or them."
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Marriage of Miss Williams ai?<l A
Mr I labia's
At 1 o'clock on Saturday after- S;
noon Miss Sara Kueouia Williams ,jj
was married to Mr. Thomas Me-i e,
Ivor I lushes, of Fort Mill. Tho i
rim' riairc occurred at the residence M
nf tho bride's father, .Iud<*e I) A |,j
Williams, and tho ceremony was w
performed l?v Rev. .1 II Boldrid<*e, f|
pastor of the Baptist church. w
Onlv the relatives and intimate ,|.
friends of the bride were present. |
Mi ss tv 111ia 111 s has man\* warm |^
friends in Lancaster which has j<(
always been her home. Iler
Itfi.rlo 1. -i:. :n .
"? ,rni. ?% ?* \% i.-1 unii i? ill will |j
doubtless in :i short time win her n
many friends in her new home in a,
Fort Mill, where Mr. Hughes },
conducts a successful mercantile jj
business. 5,
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes l"ft on s<
the afternoon train for a bridal ti
trip which will be extended to J d
Northern cities. The younjj bride t?
carries with her the I c<t wishes I c<
of her numerous friends in Lan- ' d
caster. ( w
The evening before the mar- !l
ria?*e the prospective bride and s<
irroom were oiven a bi^ reception ti
at the beautiful home of the
bride's br.it?t r, Hon T Y Will
iams, which was attended by all
the youn*; friends of the contract
imr null low ??*<! i t> ' ? " I
glnomv weather the neeasion was a
hrijiht :t:i<I joyous, and greatly V
enjoved I?v all present. d
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A.nnotancrinoii t~, v
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Foil Sri'KR!NTKNM-:NT OF j 0
KDlTfA t ION il
'I'm the* Voters of I.uneasti r ftiunty: j '
Willi many thanks fa past favors J l
ami af the solicitation of friend*. I j
lii'M'liy antiou ee myself as a cnndi<1
a to for t In etli-e of < ''unlit v r-up'rin- ;
lendent of I'Mii 'iition, subject to tin- J
rules uowrnuin the Democratic pris j
mary; ami if elected my time and
eneruie* are yours for the liest interests
of education.
.1 E HI A ( KMOX
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FOrii MONTHS A(l() Wo in:
ovontually would liavo tho ''Lion
I fmiilltlpl() il?ii
t UMijlll ll .Mli <
Our exhibit of Trimmed 11:itoutri\
licit', the oriprinn 1 conceptions of our
Stock of Children'^ Trimmed 1 lot-,
RICH AND ELEGANT SPRING S
Ciouds of Indies around tliciu ;
in^ them, hundreds are still coming
SPaSAT 0
Buying in such Inrjjc cunntiti
ways ^onc as uuiii as they arc nnpat
shades and new patterns.
Our stores m
novelties of evein
*
departments. <?
We used both* ^
success. Ouc pri
trade here.
-Heath E
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Itij* Cliusc Saturday.
Deputy Wilson hud a line lace
iturduy with his blood hounds.
ini Walker, colored, had enterI
into a contract with Mr W It j
oberts to work oui a line which
Ir H., had paid for him to keep
itn oil' the chain sarin. Jim
. j
ould not carry out his part of
.
le contract and Mr R., had n
arrant taken out for him Saturly
for violation of contract. Mr
i*ilmiti put his hounds on the
nek of tlio no:*ro and tried to
cop up with thein but, after set- I
n " V.. I. I... I
- * ? ? 1IIIU *n?l HI V . I I ? I I 11.1 , III'" 1
)rs"s cdiiM not niaue much pro;*
iss through the woods and ho
id the parties with liini <iot he
iii? 1 and lost >?ilt 111 and hearing of .
lelie then hrj^an hlow>il
ids whistle for th.ein and rode
ivei'al miles up the road without
tiding tliem. On his return the!
oil' heard his whistle and came '
> hint from.the woods. He felt
ertain that they had had the
ar!;ey treed somewhere in the
oods hut ni?;ht was c,onnn*j on '
nd lie **as across the State line. '
> he resisted the stronir melina- '
nrt t.? I'm. o.n/i t ! "
w.. vw 1% ? ? i 1 ir t. A 1 tll l.M*.
1'enth of the "Little Man.*'
Mt' Stella Coosdnle, son of Mr
! M and Mrs I'* K C'ojisdale, died
t ii- home on Wilson street.
S lie's lay, of pnennioip.n. 'l ie'
leeem-ed was L'2 years of a<ie and
wis ahout 52 inelies in height and
roiL'hed at)out <J5 pounds. lie
ta> a very di<_rnilied, nianlv little
feature, had tine sense and ex?
ellcnt judgment, and <???<I lii^li
11 tin.' esteem of all who know
inn. His remains wore interred
n Laurel wood cemetery ThursItiy.
Hio familv came from
Eastern North Carolina. ? Rock
1 ill Herald.
UAKTOIIIA.
B-^arfl the
ARRIVAL
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79T"?*4 ~:r"
3ANKINC i
fOURTH
i lo our initial l?o\v to nn nppreeiati
i*s Share*' of the trade, hut we lu"
was. sue
; \JI3i3 ? Acknowledged hy f
nlod any to he found anywhere.
Miss Thorn has no rival for I lean
stylTSh and dainty, price- cheap.
ROWERS OF GREAT VALUE !
?I! the time. Kntirely new, so
t >r them.
f T62PSI0 &" 3 n p *
n i t r ? 1 ) ; r 'i ' . ;'y Tv
i* d ^ Jl
it for our nine t-torcs, Yorkville,
ked. ! >o you know t!i:11 we :ir<
re literally spar!
y kind. Take a {
ood judgment ;
mall profits 011 i
ees are so (enipt
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1 no i?lca that we wouhl eotnmand it so
MILUMERY EE
riend* and foe, as l?einj* the i?t <li>p!
And the rare-? Foiei^n an I No.v Yoi
ly and lieeoniin^ne--. (>1 II I'llICl'
Monrnini; millinery for Sprin r.
K FEW SPRING GOODS.
cheap, mi prHlv. Hundreds have Ik
RfQNBf-HPiP
> W 1 ^ -"v.. o :1 to v !! -n La* t a i ti
Lancaster ami Kershaw, and >c!Iin^r -<
>(;!!in^ piles of Dress (iond? jiml NVai
v, is la u;:. wnes?
'rip around our clo
and cash dictates (
liaiij sales, is (he ;
ingly low, that it is
cm re sjiectfully,
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m 10MIAY
:iy i'vi'i1 -liowa in L:iiu\-isUt. ?
k I kit lorn-. :iv 1 ? )! <)''.need
;s aim-: \ i-:iiv l<>\y. r.;?11ltI?t
ihoin, hundred arc wear*
>? A t N fc %) Iclose,
1)(: uusc I lit? iiood - arc al>t
Sill;-..' Wo li.-ivr the rare
< in notions and
>t3iio? and shoe
sarlj purchase.
ii!idin<r star to
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* a pleasure to
riLE Co.- .
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