Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Neat Mattfer^ Miss l'et Mnekorell of Black stocks, is over on a visit to her sister, Mrs. nix. Mrs. Sallio Villeneuvs of At Junta, (la., is here on a visit to her parents. Dul ><>u >"* * ih.? hi^r stock of Mew Hilv? HtiilCiil (.iIusxko nlgat I'.ijMcur'.i Jcwelrjr Store Those In kiu< lor pre-mits ca i certainly l>e suited Mrs. U .1 Fletcher of Kershaw is thr guest o" her sister Mrs. ,1. I). Fuiulcrtmrk. The new ml of The Gunson Cash Store in this issue is a hummer ami don't forget to rem 1 it. .Inst in ? New Crop New Orleans Molasses, Buckwheat, Cod-, tish, etc. \V. 1'. Bennett. Mr&. G. \V. Galling who has been spending several weeks with her parents, will leave today for her home at Little Rock, Ark. There will lie service in th? Kpiseopti! (hnrch Thursday after oon at. 5 o'clock eon I icted by the Rev .1 W Cantey .Johnson. Reward ! For lelnrn to mo ol a very lame dark brown pointer dog?answers to name of "Dan." R. M. Galloway. Mr .1 )' Gibson of Ashev'lla, N C, is now assistant agent at the L & ('. Railroad depot atthisplaco. He takes the place vacated ny Mr. KTnnk Hiiriu. Married, in Flat Creek township, Sunday night hist, l?v R"v L\ A. Pnhney, Mr. Amos Mun^o and Miss Lila Reeves, daughter of Mi T. J. Reeves. Pr W II Waketicld of Char lotto, N C will lie in Lancaster al Cunningham Hotel on Thursday, Oct lstli for one day only. lli> practice is limited to Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat. Mn. Oglesby, widow of tin late \V. J. Og lenity, received i check last Saturday for $2,000 tin amount of insurance carried on hei husband's life in the Knights ol Pythias. The Moriah Association i I convene at Fork Hill chord: Thursday morning at 11 o'clock and will continue its session throughout the remainder of the week. W. A. Heckling, Photographer of Columbia, will he at Lancaster Oct 1 Ttl?, 18th, 10th and 20th taking pictures. All who want tlie best, work please tako notice. Remember Reckling's Photographs don't fade. Mrs. M. F. Jones and sister, Miss Mayer, returned yesterday from Vorkvillel again to make their home in Lancaster. They will occupy the Dr. Galloway residence in West End. Theii many friends here are glud t< welcome them back. There will he a basket suppei at Camp Creek Ilaptiat chord Friday night, Oct 10th. Tin proceeds to go to the church. Misses Maud Williams, Maggie Hollmau, Eva Est ridge, Docin it .i? ? ? * * mwuirrMHMi, Maggie Steele UP.< Wincie Morris, Committee. New Department. I have einplo; od my sislet "Daisy11 to terra the public with Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Cocoa? and everything in fruit linealso Confections of every kind. Fancy Groceries arriving ever} day. VV. P. Bennett. , Sunday SlKHitingx Bol) hi)11 .lake (Crawford, both ' i | colored, made a target of Robert < j Thompson, a ne^r from th?- h Cheater *ido of the River, lastii , Sunday aw the train naw ubont to | pit 11 out from Daviea' Standi! J church. It aecma that amn* i months a<jo Thompson had a d lli- t jculty with one of the Crawford* n and curved him up. La-l Sunday i ' Thompson earn? over to tha meet-I ' in<x at Davie- stand This was I J tho first nieotnii* between hint a..d ? j the (hawfords since the former ' difficulty. As he was boarding ( j the train to return home in lite ! afternoon the Crawforda opened I | tire on hi in. Three shots took ef- ; i feet, in the le^, thij?h and side j i Two balls passed through Conductor hoxtelTs elothino who was ! i j standing on the steps of I he coaelt ( : Thompson is setioosly wounded. L 'The Crawford* flnd and up to this , ' ti tie have not been captured | Deputy Wilson wui out nearly allji ,;of Sunday ni^ht looking for ] ( t( em. i Another shooting occurred Sutis 1 ( j da\ in the I'limus neighborhood. |, j Sani Small, colored, and his wif?-i, i had a serious falling <mt ami Sam j evidently meant to kill her for it seems, he took deliberate aim at her heel and shot her in the foot, j W hen Sam saw the ball had taken effect in the 44ole 'onmtii" foot ha split the wind and has. not heeti I heard from since, though deputy \\ ilson was out all day Monday j looking for hitn. ' Lancaslcr roimt>'s 7'avos litilow is the amount, I?r dis triuts, of taxes charged up hy the Auditor for Lancaster county, for the fiscal year 1000 and turned1 i over to the county Treasurer for j collection: ' Indian Land V 20S4 70j Waxhaw 3009 38 'Can* Creek No 3 3850 81 j Cane Creek, (traded 3134 13i - Cane Creek .lone-* X U (55 M . t (i ills (.'reek (traded 10 057 01 , (tills Creek Jones X It 140 3*2 > (til's Creek No 4 3044 47. Itufoi d 2437 01 j Flat It reek No C, 3542 00 Flat Cr No 0t Kershaw ) 214(1 14 J PI Hill No 0i Kershaw) 1014 22' * Pleasant Hill No 7 2ISO 0(5 * PI Hill No 3s ( Heath Sjm in^s) 1025 2(5: f PI Hill No 30 iOnkhurst? 1 1 OS 63 i 1 PI Hill Jones X Roads 23(5 8(51 Cedar Creek No 8 2333 24 1 ' Cedar Cr .'ones X R 157 03 ;l i Total $43,418 81)1 I Polls Assessed 2,1)83 00 | . Total for collection $-10,401 89 i Counterfeit I?oll;irs. > Within the past werk several; counterfeit silver dollars have been discovered in circulation in this' vicinity. It is <piite difficult toj ' detect their being counterfeit. They are slightly lighter than the ' genuine dollar, somewhat softer ? metal and haven'* the right ring ' nhen dropped on any solid sub ' ; stance. Look outjfor any such ' dollars and if any have gotten in* > to your possession turn them in to lT. S. Commissioner B. .1. Witherapoon. If you know of i 1 any in any one else s possession i report tho fact to the Commit*" ftioner. i x'itui or w in calot* Mr Win C'rttoc, of the Haile I \ . .. , (}?I<1 Mine section, died Inst FriI day night rather suddenly. He I Imd been ill several day* but it was not thought bis illness was' i serious until a short while before i be died. lie was about 4 3 years of age and leaves his wife and , seven children surviving him ' Ilis remains were interred Saturday at Pleasant Plain church. I* l>rtl!lk<MIIH'SS <>11 (Mf IlKTI'lHf? j The countv un<l lown'b shares >f the dispensary profits for the past month amounted to $5 1 7 45, <n<l have l>een turned over to treasurer Can then I > v the dispen <er. The Kershaw dispenser lurried over $142 58 to the county treasurer, the county and town's -harea in the profits of the iver^ draw dispensary The profits grow la?*g#r an<i larger every month. In drunk* noes* on tlm increase? raptured a Murderer On ^ridav night last. Police- 1 man Catoc of Kershaw and Mr T LJ Stover, captured a negro, John Ely, about four miles South of Kershaw, who was wanted in Brooks county, (in, on the charge >f murder, and for whose capture the Georgia authorities had offered rewards aggregating Ely is suspected of the murder of two negroes while they slept. He disnppersed from Brooks county shortly after the murder and turned up near Kershaw with plenty of money. He had money on deposit with Blackmon iSi Ks tridgc at Kershaw and drew it out after hi* arrest Saturday. The Sheriff of Brooks county Ga, ar- , rived at Kershaw Monday and carried Ely hack to Georgia with him. Di'iilli of an Aged .Mail. 11' uevi u nituker, one ot the oldest men in the county, died at the home of his son, Mr Laney Whitaker, near Antioch church, early yesterday morning. He leaves a lur<?o family of children, all L'rtovn. He was a quiet, p>od citizen. Letter to Mrs II <; Mel twain, Lmtcnster, S. ('. Pear Madam:?If we ha\r the honor of numbering you anions the people who have used the L. ?Sc M. l'aint vre feel certain that you will have told your nei^hhurs of its i^ood qualities. lew inein una ie:i liiein u^uim, for fear they'll forrret. Where T<ni nend 1<? gallon* of any other paint to paint u house, ?J gallons of L. Ac M. Paint mixed with 4 gallons of Linseed Oil will do the work better than with white lead. Add cost of paint and oil and see lam cheaply you've ln.u^ht the l'? gallon* of paint Place us under further obligations by requesting them to go to Messrs. Crawford Pros. Yours sincerels. LONGM A N & M A li I IN E/ Gin House itorneil II r W T Wolf, of the iinner , ? II section of the county, laid the misfortune to lose Ins gin house, ^rist mill, Hiui a quantity of cotton an?l cotton seen last Friday hy an accidental tire. The tire originated from a spark from the engine. The loss is very heavy on Mr Wolf. He had no insur ance. Teachers' Mxaiiiiuation The next regular examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the free public schools of this county will ho hold in tho court house on Friday, Oct 12th, 1900, beginning at9 a m, closing at 5 p m. .1 II Thompson, Co. Supt Hd neat ion. An Aged Couple Klope. Pittsburg, Pa., Dispatch. Though the bridu is 70 years old and the crroom 72, Adam Kthart and Mrs Sadie Gallagher ran away and got married yesterday. They had been lover? for many years, and decided on un elopement in order to make their wedding romantic. They were at Ktna Krhart lirea at Mara, on the Pittsburg A Western Railroad, and the former Mrs. Gallagher wua a widow, residing at Rnah Creek, having a little farm near that place, on which she recently struck oil. I A Notable Trio. Green ril le News. Only a few years ago the three prominent agitators in three contiguous States of North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia wero Marion Butler, B K Tillman and Thomas Watson. In those days the rallying cry waa the 44Ooula platform," an ' the sub treasury plan was a pnruse to conjure with. Populism was rampant, ami the Pcoplo'tt party threatens! to sweep the South as it had swept the Northwest The 4'demands" were popular in those days, and the politicians who were 44in favor of" them were the winners. Many men of mora than ordinary intelligence gravely predicted that the People's party would take the countrv, and that the Republican and Democratic parties would he buried forever beneath the avalanche of this new party. It did look so. In North Carolina a Wright young man named Marion Butler put himself at the head of the "movement," and in the exuberance iif 11 w VP-it uinl i.iin(!/li?iwo ?';ist prudence t<? the winds, and want heels over head into the pop ulist parts, calling; himself a popu list. 1 he rising tide carried Mr fhitler higher and higher until it tinully landed him in the l.'nitcd St ties oCimt ? Pienj'iMiin 1{ Tillman was the leader of the "movement/* in South Carolina. Ur wont a* Inartily into it as hi* friend over the hol der; hut no amount of enthusiasm has ever > ! hern ahie to sweep the South Carolinian otf his feet. He is a long-headed politician aud generally knows pretty well "where he i* at.*' So, whilo accepting the demands and pushing them for ait thev were worth ho hold on to the regular Democratic machinery and to the name of deinoct'Hoy. The rising tide carried him also higher and higher until it landed him in the I'nite ! Slates senate. And heie i? the striking diligence: thn enh tide of populiam carried Butler out to *ph, and lie has lieon everlastingly swamped. The place that lie occupies in the senate will noon he tilled hy another. But as Butler passes out forever on the 4th of March 19<;j, Tillman goes in again for another six years. In Georpia the ardent Thonm K Watson made i hiave light for what ho religiously I?oIieve<l to he 1 right. He threw of uil disguises, 'called himself n populist, run for .congress as a populist, making one of the most brilliant campaigns that Georpia lias ever known and winninp the esteem of I . even those who denouneed his polities hy the earnestness and lability with which ho advocated | his views: hut his democratic ; competitor, .1 C C Black, pot the place ? whether ha pot the most votes is another matter ? and | Watson retired to private life, where he has since devoted him self successfully to literary work of a high order. Conductor Fatally Shot. i Brunswick, (in, ')ct 7.? Conductor Marion Lutlimore of the Southern railway, was fatall> shot on hits train near hare this evening by an unknown negro. After shooting the conductor the negro swung on the coupler betwaen the engine and baggage cm for a mile and then jumped and made good his escape. ISo far a* the information goes .the murder was wholly 'unprovoked. A description of the murderer has been J secured and search will be made for him at once. K4a??U Tour llowtli With ( lumrxi. Oftndy eaUiartir, eure ertneU peilou forever ; Me. We. If O. O. 0. (ell. (*vkSm rStetf ?on?i iNOTinf 0? r i c f* T 8 ^ > 1.u * i ?? < Hi N'nto an<| County <>tTu*<?s, Aii l Cor A inoinlmcnts to State Ct :? st it at ion Statu op orru \\ u- i.i n a o r x > v 1 >K I ANCA8TI (1 IV on K i- Hi !;) :<-: v civ i I' i hat hii '('(*!'on w t i ? h < li e ?e* t lie i ? t * ? ? <a'i |r? - Mali'. i' ? -(i .i m.nipt toil* r t .ennui, ?. jut I j I inspector <t? iuvnl si n I . Mir** mi ?*rii I'linpi'i ??r Kitu mi ??!?? t(.?i i? - *?? < oiutiii>-1 iM-r . r ' cilii Solicitor I W i??; !.?.* - . (h> (nimul *>** It , upi rvi ,i slt?rtir ' .ei k i.f ourt, nnni. > mil tv -ti ri w i, ?ni of I ii ii<11 I ri or I * i I"" tilll I' to /111 < II- I'll' t ! Ki ul n i u i o I :i i ii n l In* t tin- f J hi | Hi'Ki'ut hi s N'i M" II .''11 j Ke rii ry ' HHi'? [ ? of mn j ! t Mull n H I . oT'l Ml. 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T< e <.'??!i?li - j 1 till ihiimI on 111 most hi taken I ?y each' Maiuiger In t re iie can art,ami nis i by tin* C irk l mi ' tiairinuii He leil ii > mpiiwi > iJ to ml mi n later oath-. I lie Mining' r.n have 'lie ; ower lo li 1 a vk hi.i'), miiiI if none of tl e Mana! gera atieiul, the citizens can appoint fiom among li ij'i . tic J vol rs Hie M iiicgein, w ii, ufi?>- tiling sworn, enn co..iiuc' the ebi'ti<>n At lL? Clime if llie thdiou, tile Managers end f l#-rk inufit pioceetl pnb ioly to open the ballot boxes ami count tie tnilot* ticioin, ami eon limit* \vI li< Mt uojoui umviil iiitiiI lli<* hhiiih in n>ni|iicieit, imd liKtke ? >iIm>* iu?*tit .*f the i suit for fc)?i h office and . i s i Ik* same. I Within U?ro da;,* thereafter, tin* 1 ? huirniHii o!' ilii* ivmrd, or Dome one ' dtMlt<l)n!cd by tho j'.o.rd, iiiiihi deliver ' : lit the f,V?inmb>iune 8 of Election die ,i |>o;I list*, tilt b xt coiit.uinini^ the all ts*hini writt* ti >taU'iiOMits of the ' i re*tilt of tin- e eeli it. , Uoe of the uIiovh named mnu?ir> r* at ea< h pit-cinc: ihurI call upon die i Board of Oommi.-slorers at LuucHMter, f'ourt House H C, on i?aturduy, November Sid, WOO, to receive ballot box en poll liatM aad lustriictioQN, ami | to be ijuul fl*d YV. G A. PORTER, A. J. HA I ICY*, GEO W. WIuLIAMS. Conitulmlouerh of Htnte Eleci lot). The One Day Co:d Cure. For cold* ami *?>rc throat o*c Kermotl'a Choco. i late* Lintivr yuininc. KaaUy taken a? candy aad quickly cure. Notic" v of If. .). <Jr< ory ?V. i 'o an<l Kuriiicrs' I'.iink ilty; >1 invc ?*? ? |>1 -?? ?'00 A ?>1 in* to I Jriiltirs. All parties nub lopd to nio .rc n ?jnost? <1 to settle nt tin; earliest opjKjrl unilv n> ! la sal all themoney due me. lie-pertfnliy, .1 I! Kutleti e, Dentist. ft sIoskm Liiiuir^. >> 1 i. o < i a i i: (i <; <;? in l i V. tl s ' -it .j1 ..tes it 1 \\ Y It. It: I t i: l.w GIN NOTICE ! \ t ! : H V' li i Of i( (1 I N, v* 1 p- I .1 I I < ; I . . I IJI t , f lit In i' s :i tl ;t ''ill' I % li i' e, t -!? t ilt: - ' ' t: i i it I ji- i k V. I . i \ . U- ? lift | I' t i : >'! | t-l I ! V- i HUM I * H'nr-io ? J?i \ ill t or in I ii s \v \ \\ ' t I !. I{ Y & - < N s,.|.- IT 111:41 "11. ST'.TE OF SOU ! !: MROLEA. < () r N T V <> V !.\M'AsTKli. Tit ill n|| I mI i'f I tU < *? ;?-. 1> J >. J .1 l" 1?! > 13 W|IM'IA> I ! .1 c IliHH ? It Mil !? 1)1 '<> >- ' 11 1 t>; 1 1 ' *. I' V ( 111 l? I :t' i ?:i ll . : I 1 s 1Jtiiiifs I! "*. y. ,1 < am tl I Ai'K 'i m i: r< nr. t ? nt<* : ? ..In . -sh 4t l i-1 ! - i. .1 ?r tin' kit. a ri t'i'? .1 u.'x ?'l < ll .* i J :t; 1.1 s S ? ? .v .!r iN'i'i'ii- ?i ilia 11? > l> ai ,1* it- l.- fiii. mi. it; tl our: ??* ! t.i ? . to l?-> h?? il a' . it'ii' sit*r. o ilii-"? '1 .li.y !' , .ill r , ?1 li ii iliou ?f ai 1' ? k i?i f .p. iinn in-how 1 an- . if any tii.-T lniVM, why tin* mii'l .I'liiiiiiiHtiai). f m ouiil iin In yr.nile . 53 a !*<>me ? For SI iI(M> :M<> acr * uliout 1 n? !e N??r li Primus, i: liocky R v r ? ?;*?i, known -s r or Krasinxton jiltliv Fur $ (> "> . P.'U an is i !? i I) r_v i\-ci 11<>st?i |H -t , known ti~ No (inil' |ilaia. For SI.'-"" . ;um" iumi' iiiknowii its r'&oihttC 11 in-o. For . 1-V> I cm s : <!j in it i? in d?' I V\ HmMin i:? < i.:?i I'lfri. town* si i}>, known n? Kini/ ni??a\ For S4M> 1"" iitti .i in acres n ar Heatk "-piinjrs. kt own Sim Jesse Kirklauf nlaee. I*' r $'.)i 0, 1 <ki acres in ''e?lnr ('ret I. township known as T??m Barnes i I ce For $250, 50 acics km.-wn :s Kills: place* For $100, 80 acres in Fnion count* N 1 , known us J J (.liMln place. For $11-, 11 hit. s known s J c (iihsor. pince. Foi rl 00.), 5)0 acres ion miles North < a*" I of tou n, part ot M Suns place. For $'220, 22 acres, I*? tor pi: re, house* For $.100. 221 acres, Alien J Massey place, house. For $'220, 22 acres. Arthur Mas-ej ! place. Foi $2,120 212 acres 4 miles southu?.-t of tosvn, three k >"il tenement houses, two \\ells. e'c. Town Property. Fo :4 ftfo, ! *;tzpstrk'k home pl.ot, i 40 2-5 in-us, 2 moiy hrtck dwelling, lw?> 2-room Isetiiciil houses, two I In rite h.rns ami other oiiihuiitlinge, j wetle, otnterns, etc. For $300, lot in Kit"! Kml, 2 rwm. I tenement. For $750, each. t?o J acre lnls witJ* , eottajje on < a< h lot -in E st Kml For $(150, each, t wo lots on FmocY. Ill'-'i. Ilew 1 room ! < l ? . o..l I lot. For $1">0 lot on French Street, fit ro' rn h ti.?e F?m ttmni< nts For ?050 Kl(r|?atrio> lot adjacent to M<h. 1'a e>'s lot in town of Krri<hnw four room o?'ttj>{e. well nil premises. Also town h>t In K rshnw for 75. Write for price ot lot on which store room and wart house aic located aU so vacant lots In rear For #1,1 00, one acre lot, nice new res'dence barn, k< od well of water, pi mp, etc F r il .00, .T R Blaektnon lot, new fi room cottage, Warn, etc. TV S Carter, Agent.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 10, 1900, Image 3