The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 28, 1900, Image 3
Local Matters,'
Miss Lulu Hunter is viaitiug. '
relatives at Kershaw.
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Miss Bessie Mat-key is visiting 1
relatives at Camden.
Mr J C McDgw of Charleston,
is np on a visit to his family.
Miss Nettie Hilton of Kershaw '
is visiting Mrs .1 E Kutledge, at '
this place.
Mr and Mrs T C 1 licks arc
visiting the hitler s parents at
Blackstock.
Good rains visited this section
Thursday afternoon. They seem *
to have been general over the
county.
Mr and Mrs .1 \V Poovey, of '
Fairfield, who have been visiting
their son hoic, returned homo
yesterday. *
Lightning struck the switch- :
board at the central telephone
office during tho storm Thursc lay "
? afternoon and did some damage. *
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Letters advertised for the week '
ending July 27, 11)00: Mi?s '
Elizabeth Heath, T A Edwards,
Lewis Dunlap.
Hello Nance, r m
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WANTED:?An agent at Lan-? ,
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caster for Camden Steam Laundry.
E A Nisbet & Co., Props.
Camden, S C.
Mr A .1 McNinch has moved
his marble yard to the Ledger of- ^
tice lot. Work has begun on the _
J
brick building of I)r Crawford on
the lot vacated by Mr McNinch.
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Bishc p C C Petty of the A M [
E Zion church, preached to a '
large congregation in the court
house Tuesday night. A number 1
of white people wero out to hear
i 1
him.
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We received a pleasant call yes- \ '
terday from Mr D L McPherson, f
of Abbeville, La. lie is en routo v
to Ashcvillo, N (3, to spend the 1
Summer and is stoppinir over a ?
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few days here with friends
Send your Laundry to Camden 1
New Steam Laundry. We are as i
well equipped as any Laundry in .
the State to give prompt service :
and excellent finish.
E A Nisbct & Co., Props.
Camden, S C.
Mr T \V MeNeeloy's residence c
at Trudesville narrowly escaped *
being burned Saturday night last. 1
A hole was burned through the '
floor and up the side of the ceiling *
in the cook room when discovered
about 10 o'clock It is supposed ,
some fire fell on the floor from f
the cooking stove. t
l>cu(lt of an Aged Citizen y
Mr S A Ingram, an aged citizen
of the Biverside community, (
died last Wednesday evening after j
an illncsa of several weeks. Ho ^
was about 75 years of ago and r
leaves a wife and one son surviving
him. He served through the
Confederate war and made a good
soldier. His remains were in- <,
k
terred at Waxhaw church Thursday.
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I'liioii Nervlces. |
The following plan of Union t
services will be observed dnrinol .
. 1
the month of August :
1st Sunday?A K P church? f
Rev J H Bold ridge. ?
2nd Sunday?Methodist church 1
?Rev Chalmere Fraser. i
3rd Sunday ? Presbyterian
church?Rev W C Ewart.
4th Sunday?Baptist (at A R P J
church)?Rev A N Brunson. <
Fhe Thiol' Captured and Money
Recovered
About u month ago Mr II R
lilakeney, while hoeing in his
iold, lost his pocket book contain*
ng if44 in money, his trunk key
md one or two l:ttle trinkets.
Elliott Thomasson, col, was hoe
ng in the same tield the day Mr
[I, l<?*t his money and he mis
looted Tbomassoo of finding it but
10 stoutly denied ii. Wednesday
Mr IJ, bad TboinasSon arretted
ind placed in juil wbile Constable
Jonnor, provided with a search
variant, went to Thomasson's
louse to search for the money.
Ho tol l Thomasson's wife be bad
ionic for Mr lllakeney's money 1
md that bo bad already committed
IhoniHKson to jail. Tbo woman (
vent and got tbo pocket book and
landed it over to tbo Constable.
I'lie trunk key und all the money 1
xcept $2, was in tbo book. Mr
llaksney was glad to get bis I
noney back. Tbomasst.n will bo
ried at tbo next term of court for
rand larceny. <
IIill Notice ! I
Plyler & Ilaycs bave their grist j
md tlouring mills in line condition (
,nd are turning out only tbo best
grades of meal and Hour. Every
lay from now until Sept. 1st will
>e mill day. (
'aiming Outfit for #10.
You can get a canning outfit, J
villi full instructions, to can all
>f your fruit and vegetables for
*10. If you want ono write mo
t Lancaster or call at th? Ledger
>fticc. C L McManiiH.
The thirteenth annual mealing
?f tho Stale Alliance was held in
Jolumbia Wednesday. Maj. B F
vliller and Mr. .1 FNisbet, rcpre^
cntcd Lancaster county Alliance,
fhe most important business was
he determination to continue the
state alliance exchange which has
>een suspended the past year.
Ik bout $8,000 of the stock voted
o withdraw tho money and return
t to its original subscribers and
he other J 10,000 voted against
t. A board of directors for tho
ixchange was then elected after,
vhich the old officers of the aliance
were all re elected except
tor. Keitt as executive committee
nun, whose place was tilled by
ho election ot Mr. J F Nishet of
Lancaster. O 1* Goodwin of
Laurens was elected delegate to
ho National Alliance which meets
n Washington in February 11)01.
Measles is prevailing among
he familieu of the operatives of
ill the mills in town and many
adored persons are in bed with
ho disease. There were two
loaths among the whites and four
imong the negroes last week from
hat disease. ? Hock Hill Herald.
Mr Blease seems to be proud of
he fact that Crawford was ac
in this county of the murler
of a lady in Columbia, and
akes it as a personal compliment.
irV?II, he ia welcome to all the
'lory ho can get out of tho black
rime that robbed three innocent
ittle children of thoir dearest and
weetest friend on earth?their
nother.?Camden Messenger.
McLendon Shoots I laid win.
>|>ecial to Tho State.
Bennettsvillc, .July 25? in a
>eraoual difficulty this afternoon
n front of VV .J Baldwin's store,
{ F McLendon shot Baldwin in
he side, noar the heart. Mc?
London made his escape and a
ioase is now in pursuit. Baldin
ired several times at McLendon
is the latter retreated through
dunnerlyn & Lido's store. Baldtrin
is doing well. L K C.
Itch on human oured in 30 minute*
V Wool ford's flautary Lotion. 'I hi
i?ver rmiH. ?oia by J r Mackey A
"o., Druggist, Lanc?tsr, H C.
[For The Ledger.
Letter From Eleath Springs.
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This community haw been visit
ed this week by refreshing showers
so that the crops that had he
gun to fail, aro looking fine again,
but cannot make a full crop under 1
uny conditions. 1
The Springs Banking and Mer- '
cantile Co. are erecting large'
livery and feed stables on tho site i (
.tii .11 i ? '? ? I
i?i meir oi(i one nere. inr u VY
Bowers has tho contract and is *
poshing the work.
It seems that all the churches in'
town have got "religion struck" i
at one time. There is a meeting in
progross at the Methodist church
conducted by Dr D niels of Col - i
utnbia, also one at the Presbytetian
church conducted by Rev Mr
Caldwell. . 1
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Miss Fannie Iiorton returned j
the past week from a visit to her
brother at Kershaw.
Mr A P Brown spent a couple
of days in Cam ten this week.
Wo learn thnt the graded school '
liero will open the 2nd Monday ^
in August with Prof Cameron in ,
charge. 1 i
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Rev .1 Henry Therrell who has
for the past five years been pre- 4
paring to go to tho foreign field as ^
a missionary of the Presbyterian f
church, has resigned and given up
llie ministry on account of his1
health, which seems seriously itn- 1
paired. Mr Therrell will remain t
:\t the Springs for the present. i
Born, to Mr and Mrs O C. t
Croxton, .Inly 25th, a son. ^
There were several candidates t
in town this week. t
Accident. f
$100 1
l)r K. netchon'i* Anti Diuretic ,
May be worth to yon more than $100
If you liuvv a chi <1 who sons he<l<iing
from incoiiteneiice of water during
*leep Cures old and young alike. I
arrests the trouble at onee. $1. So d |
by J F Maesey & Co, Druggist, Can
aster, S C.
T nrr
*?Sl UlJ JL
Join the
THER
M-lilti? I
We mention a le
low prices yon cs
ours and other st
remnants that so
very best 12 1-2
8c a vard. All on
the Shirt waists y
AMI* 41 n A /ll/kllotl ?ir
\/Ut Ml IIMIUII
Our splendid coll
our prices and g
of spending your
Now we clc
1,000 Men's $1*
gains at 25c, 1101
Her*
They have been charging yoi
1100 pieces of furniture ata great i
v/onio and ?eo.
-Heath E
w. What they lis
id now buy tlieni
ore's prices. *1(
hi fast at (i cts, c
c Percales, nev
ir 8c fancy Dimi
Yere jiuie. 80 v
aist for ?Oc, and
lection o Indies I
;oods with any si
a n <3 1* ?
vami ncrt;?
>se our eyes to
00 Stra^v Hats I
v going at
e's Good ]
j fancy prices for furniture lately,
reduction. Our 2 store rooms are
nanking 4
? ? W m ^ M w V * M "V
The Lnncnster Court House
Alliance will meet iu the court;
house. Thursday, August 2nd ?it |
3 o'clock, p ui. E Everall,
Secretary.
Orangeburg will likely have a
remarkable person as one of its
representatives in tho next legis*
ature in I)r. Wolfe, who will I
irobably head the ticket for that
jounty. Dr. Wolfe is not over
forty eight inches high, weighs
levonty-five pounds and wears a :
lumber 8} hat.
C .1 Purcell, of Newberry, J
would like to find a man who will
ake up the following hets: (1)
f 1,000 to $500 t hut McSweeney
will not he elected governor in
irst nice. (2) $1,000 even that
McSweeney will not he eltcted
mxt governor. (3) $500 to $1,?O0
that McSweeney will not he
n the second race.
ins>l A lli K'S | uo>
N K H V K
Was the tesult of his splendid
inrtltli ?:o -- 1
Car f?on<l of Horses.
We have just received a car
load of good horses, well broke the
kind we always oring to this
market. Wo will sell or swap
them?give boot, take boot or
swap even Come and see them
before they are picked over.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.,
.1 M Hood, MHitiijjer.
IT S A V i?; I > Ills i . G
1' A Dunforth, ??f LaGrunge,
Buttered intensely for six nionihs
with a frightful running sore on
his leg, but writes that Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured it in
ten days. For Fleers, Wounds,
Burns, Boils Fain or Files it's the
best salve in the world. Cure
guaranteed Onl\ 25c. Sold by
Crawford Bros l>rug-_Ut.
F.x Governor Carr of North
Carolina died last Tuesday.'
.lorry Hani, col, was killed bv
lightning in Florence county Monday
afternoon.
Robert Jiveur shot and killed
Joe linger over a game of base
hall in Colleton county Monday
afternoon. Both parties are colored.
u b M* O XX X A. .
B?ar? the /> K'r'd ^3'J "av? Always Bought
8iT"
m M ^
State constables captured an
illicit still, some whiskey and beer
and arrested three men who were
opeiutin<jr it, in Laurens county
this week.
One day last week, near Waterloo,
Will Parker, colored, brained
Delia, his wife with a hoe. She
lived scvera1 days, speechless, and
died.
/;/:/.// :/" i\ six noun
Distressing Kidiny a ?l Hla?t?ler
Di- *1 sh reih'^'cil i ? -i.\ Inairs uy "N K\v
(Jkkat Soi'TlI Amiuiicvn KIi-NUV
? IMt " It i- a uriol - iii.il>..' on ;m'- i
count of it- ex.veun a |>'<mi|?tin s- m
re ievim; pain in r U i.ln \s ami
liick in niiiSc or fermiie believe* re
t*?iili??n of wa'rr alni<>-o iintn .iianoi
I f you w til t ijlllC'- iclinfall I c irn litis
I is the rented \ Hold Wv J K Nlnckey
it t'o . Dru^ht I.an 'ust.? s*
FOUR n A
of Thirfty
HERE FOR
j; near. We musl
j. ^ - - j
:>erjiinng iiiai ;
ive sold for and \
i for. See the dif]
MHIO yards of ya
>ui* price now is ;
icst st j les, fast c<
ifies are yours foi
ve will give flient
I our 50e waist
Shirts must folio1
to**e, and you w il
profit and throw
or 25c and (IOO <
Hews for 1
We will stop that now. At a Hi
tilled to the coiling. We are goi
k Mercm
...... v.. IIIVIWUIIIUUIU Will # IIIM 1
remendous energy are not found ;
.vhere Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
ind Bowels are out of order If
you want tlvse qualities and the
uiccess they hring, use Dr King's
Sew Life l'ills. They develop
ivery power of hrain and hody. j
)nly 2f>c at Crawford Bros Drug
?toro.
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Hot headed citizens of Florence i
ield a mass meeting and passed j
( solutions condemning the sheriff
ind other officers for keeping the j
,wo negroes, who assaulted a j
young lady, out of the reach of
.he mot). Senator Ilderton hcuully
presided at the meeting and
dgned the resolutions. .Jim Live- i
Iprstnn una /if '
--f-. - v, V/..W Wi tliv IIC^l UV3 WIJIJ |
was shot to effort his capture, !
lied in the penitentiary Tliurst 'ay- i
A farmer near Columbia raised
nn Irish potato weighing one
pound and ti*e ounces.
Pay your subscription.
1 LOOSE"
Throng <
'S MONEY:
IIIIA 'S
I lots ami e
i\ .#?? I Eli
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signaturo of
??MTW I1T-. - -- (MU,. JOB
tmw's 'I 11 is f
We'll"' Hii'tdr-U Dollara Rew
'ft ft ?it'\ t'a?p(if' a irr'i thai canit
<?y Ha'iV Cutarh Cure.
! ' J I K.sKV & <Pro|>8 "Pole
o. ()
WV Mu? tiiulerflaiie'l hase ku >wn
F .J --iii-ii \ f -r t'.e lu-t 15 years, ami
Ikmipyc It ivi ( < r^wtly bonorahlc in all
tut ik <:()<.tiM at I financially
hI) c ?ii-?r?y U' any oh ^atioiiH mude
h\ tln ir fi hi
WkuTA iMMX, Wliol'Hi H Drugget,
> ??!?> !<. (>
w'ai.iimi kinnan .v Marvin,
W|i<>!? s-iU-* I'lU-'iiis i Toloilo. O,
IIh i's c.imiiIi < tiro i- tnki'ii int
rna > . m i .y tliro tly uim?. the lilootl
a >1 iiiii"oii kiufai-i.h .?f tin* system.
I'ri t> 7 ir | i-r li(ii'l?* ? >1,1 l.y all
Dm L'iKln ? ?'mon s f
Ha1 "s I4* i 4 I I'iIik r.* Iih I????41
NOTICE f
\[ <) 11 i?j i - ii i: k k n v <; i v i-: n by
1 ilit* -mi; i t * i-his til i ;f Mi-rlioitluiul
I .?iiii-:ik: e? r " lii- lli?t li?*v ?vill let
tli?* co i i i t In I.Mil a 4ii4\v limine
?v?r l.iin'li' r'V?;4 at k's mill to
tht low st 11 -1> nsilt'<> ii'lilci on Moil*
day 11? - 1 Ii July lOO'i a 10 o'clock a
hi. hI sani i ill ?'oi,tl.11 oiil iticnti
n.K \v > 1 be iiiailf known at mmitl
tlnifii 44 ;?'. ><; i be no to rt j 'Ct
ai y at il all lit is is here- \ reservei!.
Ai t (ia-il itr,
I< i Klllg.
Julv l."? I5HHI -iiM?rvtsors.
T. W 3fG3r$
<>- KOLA, - ? .
I'- fully < <{>iip. ??<!, and qualified,and
KolicitH \?m surveyiiM'
THE UNIVERSITY ~_
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
THE fUAUF Tllfc STATE'S
IDUCaTIONAL SYSIEM.
Tlire" uiiulemic couis-a leading to
I )?*gree.?
Proief-sinnal course* In Law, Mediril.t
and I'iiuc many
-uniim-i School for T?*a<diers
I Scholarships and
j Loans to \oodv.
Tuition $60.! i?al^0
i >1 inistr\ , ."Minis
I I f I" S 11IKI
I Tcaclu-rs.
r?12 stml-i.ts u?l it> Hummer
Helton*. :;s fai'her* in tin-faculty.
For < aiaUi_u> * ami information ailii
r* ss
F. IV VENABI.E President.
('Impel Hi l. N. C.
SH. I>o
' Buyers.
YOU.
be riil of broken
slums handling.
vliat ridiculously
Ference between
ird-wide percale
>c a yard. Those
[dors, must go at
r 5c. It's time
a big drop. 41
slashed to 25c
vv suit. Compare
I see the wisdom
oil our counters
Cloth Hats, bariTnu.
g Side we bought 3 solid carloads,
ng to cut the life out ofJpriceH.
ITILE CO.'
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