The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 28, 1900, Image 3
Iccai Mgfflrgt
Cotton brought i>A cents yesterday
on this market.
Mr \Y K Garvin lias had lipht j
nin?j put to Wis residence.
Services in the A K 1* church :it
11 ;i in tomorrow. No service sit
ni^ht.
Cull on T .1 McNinch and gej. !
The Saturday Made and Chicago
Ledger.
?
.lust received 1000 pairs of |
pants, slightly damaged, sit 50c
on the dollar. Porter Pros.
Work has hecn resumed on the
Haptist church sit this place under
the supervision of Contractors
Hi i d Deale.
I
If you wiint something it must
he one of those line ties at Porter j
Pros.
Miss Margaret Par Due is visiting
her brother's family Mr ami
Mrs \V K ParDuc at Walkup, N
C.
When you want shoes l>rin<r
your feet to us. Porter Pro's.
The Lancaster eourt house alliance
will meet in the eourt house
l'hursdav, May Jird, at o'clock
p m. K Kvcrall, Sec.
Have you seen those line ties a ;
Porter Pros?
Kev. 1) A Philips of Heath
Spring will preach at ZA> 11 at 1 1
o'clock, u m and at Pethel at -I p
in, to-morrow.
We can still dress a man at
_ both ends?hats and shoes.
Porter Bros.
? 1
Born, to Mr and Mrs \Y B
Blncknion, of the Douglas church
section, April 2.*>, l'.HiO? a son.
Novelties in line iii^s of all
kindtYut Poller Bros.
Next Saturday is the day fur
the hig annual picnic at Catawba
falls, Ouite a nnniher are an-;
ticipnting going from Lancaster.
The Russell l'lace line school,
taught hy Mi s Bessie Perry of
this place, closed \cstoiday with
appropriate excretes.
Mr John [) Adams 1ms heen
made manager of the Gregory
farm since the death of Mr II it
Connor, the fotu.n manager.
Joe Williams, col, who was j
well thought of hy both white
and colored, died Thursday night
at his homo aluml a mile west of ;
tow n.
Messrs W S L Porter, W T i
Gregory, I) A Williams and ,1 S
lilnckmon went to Kershaw yesterday
to attend the union meeting
of the Moriah Association.
Take notice that the Town
Council will rigidly enforce the
ordinance against ticing or hitching
cows, horses or mules, where
thej can get on the sidewalks
after next Monday.
Married, at the residence of
Mrs Lou l'lylor, the bride's sister,
at Kershaw, on Wednesday
last, Mr I'M Muggins, an employee
of the L & C Railroad, and Miss
Pearl Threutt. The happy couple
came from Kershaw on the afternoon
train Wednesday and went
over to spend a few days at the
groom's mother's in Chestei
county. They will occupy one of
Mr W J Cunningham's new cot
ages on French Street.
. \
Mr Charley Swnrintren, of Col
umhia, who formerly lived here,
fell from his hieyele one day this
week and had hts left arm hroken '
J A letter to his father states that
it may have to he amputated.
I Mr \V (ianson will remodel ,
his dwelling, adding lt>2 feet of
piazza and ehan^ino the roof The
new roof will he on t he >t *cp ordt r
I with live gables. Ornamental
gables will a I ><? he put on the | >?!iz/.a
roof. Cuntraetor Langley has the!
jo 1? and will begin work uhout
! the 1 >t of May.
I Mr. Otis MeMurray returned
home frtmi O.ividson College yes~
tenlay, where lie has spent the
past few weeks nursing his brother,
Mr. C li MeMurra\, through a
severe ease of pneumonia. Mr.
C I! M Murra\ i now able to
sit i p and will probably nunc
home as soon as he is able to
travel.
'Miss Kate Laney representing
the well known IT. l'aronelee
Library Company, of Chicago, !
i-> 111 him eny nncrvicwin^ our I
citizens in repird to making our i
tour :i St:?tion of this <jreut institution.
We t *:? rni'si I v hope
those who run appreciate? the
privilope's and benefitsof u fresh
up to elite library brought to
their iloc?rs every three months
will not let this opportunity puss
If secured it will tie one of tin1
best investments our people have
ever made.
lion (' I.. Winkler Will lie a Can
<li?l:ttc lor Lieut <io\criicr
lion C L Winkler of Cunulcn,
has entered tin? rare for Lieut
(lovernor of the State. lit? has
represented Kershaw county in
the Legislature the past six vears,
and was a member of the recent
State constitutional convention.
Hois a prominent Attorney n.\ the
Camden bar and is very popular
in his county.
I'or So!icitor
Our readers will tind the announcement
of Thos 1' McDiiw, '
Ks<| , of Voi k ville, for solicitor
of the Sixth .ludieial Circuit in
this issue. Mr McDow is a native
of Lancaster, a son of the
lute lame? ted Or 1 I' .Mel>ow.
In his adopted county of \<>rk lie
... i
is fast working his way to the
top rung of his profession. He is
also very popular, having headed
the ticket in the lust democratic
primary election in York county
for tiu' 1 louse of Representatives,
and Lancaster shares with ^ ork,
pride in the record ho has made
as a ox mher of the lower House.
ICe\. It l? l*err> <iels a Verdict
lor $:t,ooo.
The only ease tried in the com*
nton pleas court for York county
the past week was the suit of Rev
R D Ret ry against the (1 C AL N j
Railroad for damages to the
autounl of t?-0,u<)o for injuries
received while on hoard its train,
at Catawba Junction, in Movent
her. Is'.ts. The suit would have
been continued to the fall term
hut for the precarious condition
of tin- l'laintitr, w ho lies seriously
ill at his home near lilaekstock.
The heat ing of the ease occupied
three days and resulted in a
verdict in Mr. Perry's favor?the
amount of dnmages awarded him
being '1,000. llatjt & Hart and
ii.' i..t... ? ?
, a >> wini.-km jc i(-|)rc>t'iiiv<i lilt:
I'Inint i IT, and .1 I a Glenn and NVm
i> McCaw the defendant.
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Notice!
vroriCK IS HRRK1IY GIVKNl
1 * ilia', on the 2Htli day ol May,
1900, the undersigned will mnke u
final return .to the Probate Court of
l.ancaMter and apply to .said court tor
a final discharge as guardian of ;Lomu
May Nisbet. KI>NM \
Ouardlan
April 27ili, 1900.?80 I.
TINS I'ltOlllItlTION C(>Nl i:i{I.NCI:.
'I'll'* Coiintv Meetings are to hr
llold May 1tli and tlx' Slate
ConIV iTiicc 31 ay lillnl, I !MM>
A State Prohibition conference i
will lie held in tlio city of (Joluni- I
l>ia, S C, on W ednesday, 23rd i
day of May, 11)00, for the pur- |
pose of considering the t ropriety
of su?;i;estin<; candidates lor (iovetnor
and Lieutenant Governor to
represent the Prohibitionists of
^iniiii v aioniKi mi 1110 iJemocratie
primary, ami also to announce
principles ami purposes of the
Prohibitionists in seeking to obtain
eontnil through the Demo- j
ratie ot p-urization of the executive
ami legislative departments
i 1 the State iovernment, for the
enaetmeiit ami enforcement of
measures which are m la-si aeeor 1
with the highest interests of the i
people, ami whie i will take the '
State out of the liipior business.
For the purpose of obtaining a
full anil free expression of the
Prohibitionists in regard to these
matters, a (all is hereby issued
for them to assemble in their
.
respective counties at tne court (
house on Saturday, ltitli day of!
May. 1 '.mo, to elect three lepre-l
senlatives. w ith altei miles, to attend
the State conference on the
J.'bd of May. with or without in- I
st rnet ions and to choose a count y 1
chairman tor the ensuing earn- !
l>!n?rn.
.fori I". lirunMin, Chm'n, .
Waddy C Thomson,
,f S Moffat t,
.1 amcs A I lovt,
Jeremiah Smith,
CI) Stanley,
10 I) Smith,
Commit to. I
As ehairinan of the l'**ohihition '
State e xecutive committee, 1 :ij>~ |
prove of the foroeoin^r.
A (' Jones.
Newberry, April '2d, I'too.
Boar? th? hifl Kind You Haw Always Bou?M
- SPRING
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FOr II MONTHS AO T We in;
eventually we would have 1'n Li n
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Our exhibit of rritnmed Hats t utri
here, the original eoneepti<>n? of on
Stock of Children's Trin on 1 1! it-,
RICH AND ELEGANT SPRING I
Ciowds of ladies around them
in?jt them, hundreds are still eominjj
6BEAT5
Iluying in such lar^o 111a 111iI
ways gene as soon as they aro un|>:i
shades and new jmtterns.
III* 11
npn t-n ?a
novelties of ever
departments. (,
We used both, i
success. Our pri
trade here.
-Heath E
... m a 'A I r V T I "A Jl W
A CRAZY PRINTER TRIES TO I
REIIEAD IiOV.
7-Year-Old Son of Editor of
Yorkvillc YeoOmn Saved
From Death by his
Mother.
Special to The State.
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l orkville, April 2d.?At noon
today, while all others were o.n
of the ollico, II II (jallaher, a
iifinloi- 4,....*. ~!t-- 1
I'i iv , iv 1111 it ii ;i i i i y cia/.V, 11"IC<I
to cut the throat of Miller l)raUe
ford, tin: 7 year-old son of the j
editor of The Yeoman. The child
was playing in the composing!
room. 11 i ^ toother heart I a j
sere a m and ran to the door in j
time to mm' an uplifted knife over
her hoy. She snatt hod him Irom
the man and ran into an adjoining
room, fa-tening the door.
I'he little hoy has a gash on hi.neck
an inch long, handy missing
the jugular vein. (iallaher is in!
jail, and said if he had known
they were going to imprison him
he would have out oil the child's!
head. (J. T. S.
kth . ics wtfv. uHrtTTOMtiaui jqjoctikk: j
Announcement.
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ora'o | r i it hi r.v election, hiiiI faithful v
t'i ?li>c'uii': e I lie I u i i? s of siU olli o
in tli?- event of my !ion.
I t. OS F v cDOW.
FOU Sl l'KlllN TKNDK.N r OF
KDUCA HON
To tin* Voters of I.atieusti r Oninty:
Wi'li many tuunUs f?i p:i?t favors,
ntul mi lite solicitation of friends. I
llUM-l'V Ml) III II. CO lliy.a'lf MS !l CMIntiilaCc
for Ilii i-lllco of t 'mintv Mip-iin
i>f Ivlu ->ilion, ?nI?j?? t in the
rules i'mvi'iunit; lDemocrat ie |*ii-?
inar.v: ami, if i-Ucli i| my 1 i111<* ami
ciuT'.'h - iireyours for tlu* In si i 111? re-la
of education.
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ado our initial l>o\v to an npprooiiti\
i - Share" of tin* trade, l>ut wo had
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L \>i3i3 ? Aokllow lodged !y ft
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any io no IOUII i anywhere,
r Miss Thorn has no rival for I'.eaut
stylish an?l dainty, prices cheap.
T.CY/ERS CF GREAT VALUE 1
:tIi the time. Kntirely new, so t
; for them.
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lie- for our nine stores, Yorkvillc,
eked. Do you know that we art
re literally spar!
V kg mi Take a I
iiiod judgment :
mall prolits on i
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Mourning millinery for Spring.
K FEW SFF.iF'G CCCDS.
heap, ?o |)!'r11 \ . Hundreds have boti
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>cllin<* piles <>t l>re>*> llnoi!. an 1 Wai-t
?Hei * with newness
rip around our. clot
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jilit them, htnulre I are wenri
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lose. because 1 lie j^ootls arc al?
Silks We have tlic rare
iit notions and
hi?? and shoe
arly purchase,
aiding star to
a pleasure to
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