Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? seal HatferSi Cotton brought about 10 cent! ye-terday. The market was > little oft". Just in?New Crop New Or leans Molasses, Buckwheat, Co l lish, etc. ' NY. P. Bennett. Mrs. R. B. MacUey of Ileatl Springs, visited her father's fami ly this week. The llealh B. and M. Coin pany's new ad, today will inter est you as much as anything ii the paper. Read it. The Sacrament of the Lord': Supper will he administered after the 1 1 o'clock sermon in the lYes bvterian church tomorrow morn iug. Mrs T tl Gregory of Kershaw who has been spendi g the pas week with Mrs NV T Gregory a this place, returned home yester ilu V Mr .John Small, son of Mi Ellison Small, of Flint llidge, i taking u course in book-keeping in the C dumbia Business College The new church at Fork IIil will be dedicated tomorrow at 1 a tn. Kev .1 II Boldridge wil preach the sermon and Uevs For lis and Bo/eman will mako ad dresses. Dr \V II Wakefield of Char lotto, N C will he it) Lancaster a Cunningham Hotel on Thursday Oct 1 Hth for one day only. Hi: practice is limited to Kye, Kar Nose and 1 hroat. Capt. I. W. Moore, who, me with the sad misfotune of losing his left hand at Kock Hill wa brought home Wednesday. lie i getting along linely. \Y. A. Heckling, Photographe of Columbia, will be at Laneas tor Oct 17th, IStI), lOth and'JOtI taking pictiirca. All who want tlx host, work please take notice, Remember Reckling's Photo graphs don't fade. Rt Rev. Bishop. \V. .1. (Jains I>. D. of Atlanta, (Ja., who pro sides over Ine 7lh Kpiscopal I>is trict in the A M K connection will preach here in >?t Paul chore! on Wednesday night, the 17 o this month. All are cordially in vitod to hear him Letter s advertised, for the wee! ending Oct, 1:? 1000. Margate McOarter, Miss Carrie Thompsoi Mr. John Ambler, Mr. Join Wilkie, Martin BeckhamBelle Nance P. M. Lancaster, S. C. !<o((it to Mrs. ii il Mdlwaiii Lancaster, S. Dcur Mmliiiu:?If we have tb honor of numbering you amonj the people who have useu tho L iSc M. I'aint we feel certain thu you will have told your neighbor of ith good qualities. Tell them and tell them again for fear they'll forget. Wher you need 10 gallons of any othe paint to paint a house, 0 gallon of L. & M. I'aint mixed with gallons of Linseed Oil will do th work better than with white lead Add cost of paint and oil and so how cheaply you've bought th 10 gallons of paint I'lace m under further oblipa tions by requesting them to g to Messrs. Crawford Itros. Youth sincerely, LONGMAN & MAUT1NKZ Wild prose in great flocks ar flying southward. The knowin ones say that Octol?er migratio is an invariable sign of the earl approach of n severe winter. Contract I'or tlic New >1111 Awarded. On Wednesday lust, President Springs of the Lancaster Cotton Mills let out the contract for the building of the largo new mill at this pluvv. It w;'.s ?warded to F. C. Thompson Si l>ros , contractors, of (Columbia, and the building is | to be completed, ready for tho machinery, by the first day of May next. The contract provides for ?? ' heavy forfeiture in case of non*j completion by that date. j The Messrs. Thompson ure ! lurije contractors and always work I up to time. They have just li iiih ed building the Olympia Mill in 1 Columbia ami the Delvulb in Camden. They will probably .be "in on the Lancaster mill by the i 1st prow I laving previously given dini-* > ensionsand description of the Lan -! caster new milt it is unnecessary to srive them amun. I ' ' One Olltcc That More Than t Pays. t | Magistrate \V. P. Caskey turn -led over to the county treasurer yesterday ?11:5. the tines urd costs collected in his court for the r quarter ending Sept. .'10th. During * the same ?|uarter his sentences to I the chain ganir equals the labor . of one man for 12 months. ' Curie Pink" has thus beaten his I own record. The tines collected in I his court since the 1st day of last .January have more than paid the - salaries of himself and constable. Si olc Seed ('<>11 on The cotton house of Mr Kl* - U'askey about four miles East of t town was broken into on Wednes, day nii;lit hist and about four ?[ hundred jiounds ot seed cotton , j stolen therefrom. Suspicion j rested on Win Txvitty* colored, hind he was arrested the following t j day and houud over to court, f J On Sunday night previous Mr rt ('askey heard a fuss about his s chicken coop and went out with , his gun to ascertain tho causo of the disturbance. lie was out ,. about ten u inules and when he . I returned to his room he found J that some one had gone into the house in his absence and stolen hi* j pocket hook containing $10 from .. | hi* breeches pocket. j The Colored Industrial Fair , I Tin? count\ colored industrial -j fair has been in progress here the ? pant lw" days. Tin? exhibitn are , numerous and comprise apricul j tural products f all kinds, horses, f 1 mules, cattle, sheep, ho?r?, needle * | work of all kinds, preserves, j jellies, cookeries, etc., etc. All the entries are by colored people, i, i The fair is indeed creditable for t ; the first to be held, and another 'your will show n marked improve II 1 l} ment. I'ncli day a sheet parade took olacc according to the pub lished program. The Fort Mill colmeri brass f???' j?I furnished music for the occasion. On Thursday Mayor Thonmon and I J Senator \\ C Hough, hv invita0 tion made nddre> > s at the fair :r grounds. The speeches of both i. ' were very good and encouraging 11 lo the promoters of the tair. b ! During the two days of the cx? t I hihition we have not seen a colore' ed mnn under tho influence of r whiskey and the conduct of the * colored people during the entire ! fair has been very commendable. e # J I The fair will bo renoated nevt n year, only it will he on a much e 'arger scale. I) >wn in Southwestern Missouri a preaeber announced that in the near future he would discourse on "Hell and who will go there." The pood man has been puzzled on receiving several letters from g parishioners tin eatening all kinds n of vengeance if their names are y mentioned in the forthcoming sermon. t i Lojj ltrokon I ; On Thui sduv afternoon Bob Lee Montgomery, son of Mr Bar her Mont^ruri \ who lives in the : edge <>f North Carolina, was | ! thrown from a nn 'mi in the | i suburbs of town by the mules running nwa\, and bydlv hurl. ' Hislef; log \viin broken above tlm , ' I . . . < ankle ami the tinkle hadlv injured, i Dra Pnoro and Poovry set the: ' ! broken limb hand ?.rod it well, i I and lie was taken on t<> hi- home | thut evening l>oatli of M r .John i. Yonjjue 1 i Our old friend, Mr John L. ! Yongue, died at his home near ' Fort Lawn, last Monday nioht ' j after u protraeted iline-s roMili injj ' from a stroke of painlv?-i* Mr. ( i Yonjrno whs ahnut 02 years of a<;e land leaves a lur^e family surviving him,he wns ii generous, kind heart ( [ ed man and had mauv friends. For * j years he was the depot a^ent at 11 I Chester hut for the ivist fifteen ' j yea' s lie has farmed vivy success 1 fully ncrr Fort Lawn. His re- I mains were taken to Chester and 1 I tf | I interred Wednesday. 1 I The Road to Chesterli'dd Court House is to lie Built. | Secretary of State Cooper yes- j terdav granted the desired amendI mailt to the Clie-terticld and Kershaw nilroad I'lio text of the I amendment is shown in the sec ' I i j tion as it will rend us amended, j i which srvs the Chesterfield and : i Lancaster Railroad company is to j construct a line from some point j on the Cheraw and Durlin<;tnn or j ... , . Chesterfield and Kershaw line, i i within or near ('heraw, in Cheater-1 field county, to the town of Lan | caster4 j^oing via Chesterfield; ' Court House. i The president of the company jis(r. ?l. Kodfearn.?The State. '-Heath I II 1 j 5? m * I p %.ml we start ti lever seen. Froi Carolina. We a ing, hut she piles selling, lead us (? else I he if ! caught tho ''puldif's cv and Miss Goods and Silk*, Tempting Prices, {nil the now shadings. Scotch Ch< in tho Cities. Wo show in Hlaek (?f I you want it is here. In Capes and of their value, Ours were selected h Hodges Bros & that you want, v Times in our Cl< clothing than all our Plotliing t'ri tft k /kl / fipn'tlXF TttPl tit til VIW OUli ?? 10,000 00 stock of hero. Prices in our Advertisement The people be I -Heath I Notice to Debtors ol'II. .1 - <lr?*u j ory ?? t'o and Farmers' Itank iii? & Mercantile Co. All notes and accounts belong j in^ to the old tirni II J Gregory <Sc L'o , and the firfti of the Farmers' IFtnkin<; and Mercantile company isive been placed in my hands for collection, Parties indebted to cither or both tirms are requested :o come forward and settle sit once. .1 F. Gregory, Oct k2, 1900. Sow I topnrt 111?*111. I luive etnplo; cd my sisto ' Daisy" t<? serve the public with \ pples, Orarges, Bananas, Cocoas ind everything in fruit lino ? 11 so Confections of every kind Fancy Groceries arriving eveiy lav. \V. l\ Bennett. [ ^ i Mr. C .1 Hudson had a purse oiituiningover twenty one dollars tolen from his pants pockets iom? time Sunday niuht. lie is . umble to account for the disappearance of the pur o other than hut soine thief entered his win- i low and removed the money from us clothing, which was not | far from the window. ? Monroe j Journal. w /v AMiwerew "ra,.t M: MiniliPTii'RV1 ii uuyunit i i'uiii For Best Virginia Mmc, Cement, Plaster Paris and Plastering Hair T, H. DAVIS' LANCASTER BAKERvj lirnuty In niouil Dcp;*. ("'Iran blood means a clean skin. No i e.mty without it. C'ascarets, Candy Cathar6e eican your blood and keep it clean, bv /irrint? up the la/.v liver and driving all im mi lilies from tlie body, lliv.n o-day tc i.niisli pimples, boils, blotc hes, bh.okhcad-. end that sickly bilious complexion by taking i ascarets,?beauty tor ten cents. Ail drug>nsts. satisfaction guaranteed. Jtk-.25e. 5ltr To l'ur? Coast l|>nt tciri Forever, Tnlm Cascarets Cutulv Cathartic lOo or 2oC If G. C. C. fall to cure ?lr>u?j.'i>.is refund iimnrv ^nMi/TMr J J Him UN u I Ms ii!' 6ri he busiest Aiitmi ti all markets vm iif in! re too 8>ust to Sii d H ^ * < C 01 uress ?a onus. > think (hat they * much for I he at. 'I'lii iu and her assistant a We moot all wishes, I'road cio jvlotfi in Siia?j?ry effects. AUvn\ ?ods, Cheviots, Camel's Hair, MoT K irs, ho ready to huv (lie host val <y an expert and we guarantee then are ihe j iv\a u"~ " 9 ?<>, Baltimore, -bile it lasts at rilling Stock. .Vi the balance of ees as to find the 'iothimr Monday ! Shoes needs no mention. Birds i h ure worthless until you .seo the ( lieve in us, and i Jinking i Mr. H .M Furr, of (loos* Creek township, Inul the days of liia youth recalled in * rather unusual manner a few days ago. He and his little son were working in the field together, when they discovered a tortoise. The hoy with a well developed juvenile curiosity, pro- | ceeded to investigate. He carefully examined that part of Ilia "Tftrpin" turned toward the light; ami then preceded to reverse him j to continuu the operation on the ..f i - ' i ciuaumn ?11 II I "N Jl jlll V. j There, neatly carved on the under shell, he found the letters II. M. V., his father's initials. Mr 1mi?t r?momtr?r?, that t wenty-two years at^o, when ho, himself, was * boy, that lie cut tlie letters in the shell of a tortui*o. Me never did it hut one time ami it was near this place and he believes that this is the self same 4*tarpiii." He looked as frc.-h and youn?j as ho did 22 years a??o.? Monroe .Journal. M"*r. "v* * -vjaCK JTOQ I I U UMmHHi GIN NOTICE I U7 K HAVH HvDOl'R (ilN, en- I jpin-nuii <>tiiei iii u*? in.*r\ utilu-j ?>1 <I -iinte s'a> <1. mar Flint KUlae, J overhauled to <t madr i s jjooil as new I ami wit; i In y? ui o lion the | rest-in I season at $1 per hu e. We guar ntee | silt iHtaethiii nii^ tluni? in rent-on i>t I ill luisiiors Wev . VV A 1'F.RKV ?& SON Sept 17 lOlio? Hm * * | SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, c:<>i (i Bi ,v, . \. i;, it. - . A M , lif.. 10., 1, I onr>HH Spri n<r i.iir?i't i iv fn? 'f V:nli*"i.? Kointi. en l''olt""ci's; (til volumes i . Iilniuy; ?*x<!-on-t tal'nratoi ie-, el M'?r"on s ^yinn ?siurn P'tlrni-O'v nihil tie T'liti 'h #4n, iillier fi"s $|s n mv-hii ; mi ion it-miHi (I to in* i.\ i t11iienis I'.xpeii-| s- s Sltto to SITo it session :i I /'iijiils from fnriy-tlvc Arciv?tiu*il ~rliools iMiiei it.? Krts'iinitn lusswitlotii XHiitinntio . Kntriiii)'t> unit Normal ScliolursMii Kxiiii.innlions lied hi i ry o-m ly eiil, Fiiilay J 11> 2n Ifl'M , liy ?>'.! ltv " litv iiitt'inleiitM A'? xi si ssion opens Sep' tir>, limn For 4'itlitl- j.p'i*. imIiIii s?. CF \VOOI>\VAI{|> IMi'Hidfiit Alltf ! ?, llUHI- li h MERCAr . II m wa w \M art nil iiei that fJi'owinj i've gathered (he l?? the b5^s<*f |j| i stock o! $Bct*c now w hut ou?* coi J^ilks ;HKI wtiijJjn must have vcrv * ill is m:n vm | M MoM l":i|)i< 1 purl of mil' | J it. Our grand li-p'-iv of Mtlli usy ill 1 th<* day and Imlf the ni?j111 (lis with velvety lii:i>h, Kk ii< h \ em ,'s hear in mind tii it our sIoca < IV flir, I'oolin, I linnet I i and Series, lies that can ho offered vou. Furs i. fiiickv our chaser ir from the Bin That means al *>Oc on the I? !oi*e Clothing at Lancaster. As i North i'oSe. Si or a ioniDor nock together, an<t al roods. ive believe in the & Mercp I> K.c;o ! I A I K > ()t? M i ( .. hk ? 11 I III] It !.\ > ?1 >. I' > ! ; lilt' ri.li-n it I' \\ Y I I'. i hi i v i! i w V * (Ml Si 2 ?<>5ESe o * Km!' ? I ?<lll - .... ? .? . I - _ . . i- .1 i i iii .r N r'li > 1'r it-. ' t '< ' ky I!'V? r rmul, kmm n : h Po' 't-r or isr-si i><- i*?u pi.ICC Km' Jl.-U'i. l'02 acres !I vh Sjil'i-^s 1. I OSs 'If- \ ' i'. I ; It' Fell place. For ; 7i>" ,1s' ? fi? h i <5j' io11 j? 1 r?s of \\ ' ii-Kiio i t f'o' itt towns stop. known n> Kmc place. For $4t:t) It'ti an k in 1 i?'M/' i i>i-'c tow liSl.lp, KlloWli > (.IJ.I'I.II | ;. ?? ?For , t'irt so a i:>? -- !' 171 acm- ? ?"'o a I :i: j1.1 v in i 11r-.r?I township kn .wn ,4. 1' . i i?~ ji plhCCS. Ft r 1T"> fi - n i r If *oh >j> ii : x ki <> ..n ."s .! ?-?> Ki !; iiiii IIIhch, 1'" a c* ?', ')" i.i irs ki i w n i.s ;is pi nv Fo' si' (>, ISO hit't io lily N ( . kiiowc as l .! < ' i 1": 11 ! -I. < " For SI4-, 41 acr > Ui' .vvn s J <? (iil.-oi: place. For>1 mm, !M) icri's ('? m ioi'"- N'orMi n*t of toss n, par. ? M - . ni po c For 'J'l mm*'-. 1' l r M:i-s~v place. In'U>e* Foi s-.ini, \i~y . ? !' .-, M:i I* Jin ?-y place. house. For 'JJ acres. Arlltii1' V.ism'J" place. Town ' y? Fo C >'/ ? itrn-K lii'iiii' 4o --*) ncos a in \ In <1 w - i'.nt*, two "J-IOt lri tCI ill el I I o i is T\v-,, it.rne Init.s aid silor ?ti?tici,itji.oa, \Vei U, C - tCI'i e{C i i .7.? ' <>t i i r.tt r.i . 'J . > ;u t' K ir ?7")i? i t .? o <> - wit.il foltuK' ! ?:? I - ? it> K si i t il K"l S-fi.*?!I_ ? ;t I ..-II I, J-'|/"|( ' Sti'ivl, im*\v 4-1<k>iii i*' I i?v?* i'"1 fi-'.iV lot K??r !?I")0 I'll mi l?'rfin-li Mr no) r<>' in iiV ifi'iOd, ?*?n*li, 111 ?* ii s ?ii 'Ml: siriM'i S-roiim rutt tri- cm Ii i.ii l"'i r ?700 '<it s< irl' ir ! ?\t (.! ? ? ?! ?>t, fimr i mi- Mi' in ! iii in ills [ '.I. Kl7|Hltl'i l>l ml'I to M - li t pi's 1<i| in 'own of !<?? Irivv i?nir tiioiu i*iilI in well on |>i ti i? s. A'-o mwii ! ; ? . K r lii'\v ?? ? 75 W'nt. r i I'll', i i i i wl ii" stoie I 41111 Mil' I H.il il tl-l' a 4* !' CM t'li \ i . SO V II' III I || ! S III '! I* I'lil' sj III!!, I >| 11' i.CI" lil. tlli*4? III MP ri > Hi'. I- limn ix oil will of v/M'rr, |.i nip. ti* 1' I' J 1 SOI). .1 I I > llll'U III4II1 41', l'l*W 0 1*4io11 ci lutrii, Ho r . la Ca.i t.CT', ^ ^enti JT1T V Cn - ^ I I i-J !_J \ l?i I'M 5 S.an??aMei* Jsas i.<*\v?'^t and best. rt and clieap?'s( ? i ? \ 2 .: * ? "nri^o# *-' ill! -ie*kjj,y* y icio that we are soa!! stocks. or 11*. r r* i r ~t ^ a. j. * V. | e^? ? 2 iiS ulC business. We are justly proud <?f nery ami our verv low prin s liare Ihiliiaut showing of our Drosr rtiiin riot!? > w ill (i twill finish, in luck Dre?s (io? Is i- u it >u |>'i ?-'*(1 No muMer what kind of Silk arc deceiving, fe .v have knowledge s? of sflStSOO worth 8toek of 1 #S*< fStltfloi* ? ?t ?viiuuvi " vtil )o!lar. F.x?iliog u\. selling raor'j hard u> snatch >id one merchant 1 close Cash buyers are flocking 111. 1TILE CO."