The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, November 03, 1900, Image 2
THE LEDGER.
^hurlow S. " i,
EDITOR AM> M \ N A (1 h K
SVUUOAY SOVEMHElt 3, 1000.
Rev. John Owen Fatally Shot.
Details of I low t h ? Shocking Accident
Occurred.
Special to Tim State.
Jnhnwton, Oct 31.?The Rev
John Owen drove out to Mi
(iamewell M Smith's to get some
rough forage for Ins stock lie
brought his dog and gun to kill si
partridge for a sick friend.
W hen reaching Mr Smith's and
finding hint gone to LOdgetield, he
and Mr Walter 11 Smith, the
voungeat son or Mr (iamewell
Smith, went out hunting La a
few minutes they got into a drove
of partridges and began shooting.
Mr Smith was loading his gun in
a hurry and a partridge llew over
his head Smith went to cock his
gun, when the hammer slipped out
of his thumb before it not locked.
and the an tiro load entered the
ri*rht side <?f tho R<<v Mr Owen
about the v?st pocket. Mr Owen
stood still for a minute, helping
tVultor pull the wads out, then lie
fell, begging Walter not to leave
him, that he would be dead before
he could return. However, Mr
Smith became alarmed and soon
assistance arrived. He wua curried
to th? residence of Mr Gamewell
Smith. In a short while Pis
Moblev, Strother and Cox were
with liiin, and after consultation,
Drs Wright and Monre of
Augusta wetti telegraphed for,
who oaino on the midnight train.
The train stopped at Mr Smith's
place for them to get otT. There
is no possible chance for his ro
covery. Though he is a man of
powerful will power, bis time is
short. He called his wife to his
side during the night, and talked
to her about his business affairs,
tolling her lie know his time was
close and never to think hard of
Walter, for it waa a pure accident.
Kvervthing is being dona that
can be done by both medical aid
and loving friends.
The accident took place about
5.uO o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Mr Owen i* thought to b? dying
;u iuis hour, j p m. All ( I Mis
family ha* been telegraphed for.
The Rev Mr Owen is pastor of
the .li hn&ton Methodist circuit,
and i? a devoted nixn to his family
and work. Everybody extends
sympathy to both families.
h'F.V. JOHN OWF.N DIF.8 OF WOUNDS.
Johnston, Nov 1?Rev. John
Owen died at ?> o'clock this afternoon.
All of his family was
present. Revs. Hodges. Robinson,
Hudaon, Davis and Anderson
were with him in hi a last
ItlOltlftnlu I I * ?5I? trAKA/1 ' *
iikmimmm i ? miuuiru vrJi lit*
lie pain since ho was shot. At 1 1
o'clock today lie mad* a statement
in writing, stating that Mr. Walter
Smith waa not to lie blamed in
the least?that it was an accident.
He will tie buried at Mt. Olivet
cemetery at 1 1 o'clock tomorrow.
It is one of the saddest accident,
that ever happened in this community.
Mr. Owen was perfectly
conscious until the last minutes
He expressed himself willing and
ready to go.
ft ton
Dr. / '. Drfchnn'* An ft Diuretic
May be worth to you more than $100
If you Imvv a chi d who sons bedding
troni incontenence of water during
rleep. Cures old and young alike. I?
arests the trouble at once. $1. Hold
by JK Mao Key di (Jo, Druggist, Lan<<
Hter, 8 C.
Pay your sub.scripton to The
ledger.
Curo Cold In Hood.
Kermott's Chocolates l.axalivr Quinine, ??n*y
to take and quick to cure cold in head and sore
throat.
*
Valnc of Cotton Seed
, It i? Agreed That tho Time Will
Come When Cotton Seed
Will Yield a? Much to
the Acre ns Corn or
Wheat.
Mr E Lehman Johnson, of
; Clemeon (Allege, S C, has nn article
in a late number of the
Forum, in which he further ex^
hibits the value of cotton seed and
its especial value in connection
with the cuttle business. Ilis
. idea is that all the seed should he
..... .1 ?. i
( |fwi viinm^ii it couon sera on mill,
( thftt lli? oil should he used for
t culinary purposes after proper
refining, and the hulls and meal
I should he used for cattle feed and
, the cattle manure returned to the
( farm. lie exhibits tables in
, which the intrinsic value of the
cotton seed is compared to that of
wheat and corn, and undertakes
to show that the time will prob-?
ablv come when the cotton see l
I w t
, will yield as much to the farmer :
per acre of the ground planted as j
corn or wheat. This is exclusive'
of the lint entirely. Kven the
oil may be mixed with beef suet
to make a very excellent quality
of cookinur mate.ial to t.?k? tha.
pluce of lard, and this possibility
again emphasize* the importance
of cuttle raising in the cotton
growing areu.
It would seem that the growing
of cuttle and the growing of cotton
are of importance each to tho
other, and also that the cotton
i
seed, or rather the products of the
cotton seed, contribute to a very
large degree, to the economical
raising of cattle and, therefore,
to the profit of the business.
The reverse of this proposition is
also true, that is, that the raising
of cattle on a cotton farm i'i>n.
tributes to the economical production
of cotton and to the bet1
torment of its quality.
Those farmers who first come
to a full understanding of these
i two Tallies and of the best way in
which to make each contribute to
the other will find a very considerable
profit by taking advantage
of the improved methods suggested
by Mr .Johnson in his article
in The Forum and in various I it !
tie pamphlets that lie has issued
! heretofore.
25,000 People
Oil the State Fair Grounds.
Columbia, S C, Not 1.?The
crowds at the fair today are im<
j precedents!. They are estimated
at between 25,000 and 30,000.
The people could hardly got
' around the fair grounds, and the
: fakirs and the sausage men did a
I big business.
The Clenison-Carolina football
I game attracted a large eiowrd of
fully 5,0<>0 people, who cheered
I their favorites The Clemson
! team was too strong for the Carolina
line, nml tliev lirol u tlinunrli
| J " """"61*
I for f> 1 to Carolina 0. Both teams
J played good hall. No on* was
seriously hurt.
NO ItlGIIT TO (lOMNKIH
Tho woman who is lovely in
face, form and temper will always
have friends, hoc one who would
I f f I
he attractive must keep her health. ,
If she is weak, sickly and all run
down, she will he nervous and ir- ;'
ritahlo. If she has constipation ' i
or kidney trouble, her impure j ,
blood will cause pimples, blotches,
skin eruptions and a wretched
j complexion. ICIectric Bitters is 1
tho best medicine in tho world to 4
regulate stomack, liver and kid- <
noys and to purify the blood. It \
gives strong nerves blight eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, rich com- I ,
plexion. It will make a goodlooking,
charming woman of a 1
run down invalid. Only 50 cents '
at Crawford Bros Drug store.
Subscribe to Tub Ledger 1
V " 1 - - - ???1
An Honest Man.
How Hark Twain the Author
l'aid His Debts.
Chicago Tribune.
It was generally expacted that
Mr. Clemen* would take advantage
of the insolvency laws and
start free again for himself, but
: t 1.- 1?1 1 . ? \T
jwpt uciwie u?- santm irom \ ancouter
tive years ago lie made a
public statement in which he suid:
"1 am not a business man, and
honor is a harder master than tho
law. It cannot compromise for
less than 100 cents on the dollar,
and its debts never outlaw."
He declared his intention of
paying the total indebtedness of
the firm aw fast aw he could earn
it by lecturing ami writing.
Though a man of GO, he went at
his welf-imposed tawk with a vigor
and cor rage never equaled in
literature, unless it was when
4 4 I-. I:/ 1 - 1 -
ovon mire uci i, ins one cm mix l lie
tame tiling. Now he has returned
to his own country with the proud
consciousness that lis has paid
every dollar of the old debt. At
the age of t>5 De i* still halo and
stroug, and is ul?le to enjoy a
comfortable income from the
royalties on his books. lie has
lost a fortune, but lie has gained
the profound esteem of over}
man and womaa who knows the
worth of honor unci of chivalrous
prohity.
The tins trait which has thus
cropped out in one of Mark
Twain's concrete acts is typical of
the spirit of his writings. It
furnishes one good reason why
hi* humor has lasted and why hit*
works continue to be rend l>y
cultivated persona everywhere.
His fun is never flippant nor
coarse. Though no man can
provoke laughter more irreaistU
blv, his humor aieays has something
of the author's own moral
dignity in it, or underlying it.
Americana may well elevate Mark
Twain to the position of dean of
all living authors.
The I'nited Stn'es Agrees with
the British-German Agreement.
Washington, Oct Ml ?The state
department today ina le public
the British-German agreement respecting
the maintenance of the
"open <ioor au<l tcrritori.il in.terrify
of China, with the answer I
the United State* sent in dupli- j
catos to each of the principals to '
the agreement. The I'nited States
heartily endorses tho open door
and territorial integrity policy,
hut expresses no opinion regarding
other clauses.
An Kntire Town Destroyed hy
the Earthquake.
Caracas, Yenezulu, Oct 30.?
Yesterday's earthquake destroyed
the town of (itiarenaa, resulting
in tlie loss of 25 liyes. Nearly
the entire population of Caracas
passed last night in the streets or
squares of the city. Slight
tremors lonowing me severe
shocks, bave recurred tit varying
intervals and still continue.
AN I8I.KT DISAPPEARS.
Caracas, Venezuela, Oct 31.?
Further details received regarding
the earthquake (?f Monday
last show tkat San Casimiro, Cua
iiid Charallano were entirely de I
Mreyed. An islet situated at the
mouth of the Neveri river has disappeared.
At Tacarigua, Hrochio
*nd Curiepe the damage donu was !
considerable. There are many
lead and injured. llailrond and
telephone communication is interrupted.
Railroad service between
La Guayma and Caracas was re
sumci this morning.
PAKTOTIIA.
Roan tb? 1 r,a Kind Yos Haw Always BougM
B!ar :
Thirteen Pillions Gained in
Ten Years.
Population of the United Stutea
Announced as 76,295,220?
South Carolina has 1,
340,212.
Washington, Oct 30?The official
announcement of the total
population of the United States
for 1900 is 76,295,220, of which'
74.627,907 are contained in the
i
45 States representing approximately
the population to he used
for apportionment purposes. There
[u a total of 134,158 Indians not
'taxed. The total population in
1800, with which the aggregate
population of the present census
should he compared, was 00,100,
750. Taking the 1800 population
as a hasis, there has hcen a
gain in population of 10,'2*25,454
during the past 10 years, representing
an increase of nearly '21
par cent.
Following is the official an noun
cement of the population of the
United States. The figures in
the tiret column represent the
census for 10O0 and the second
for 1800, and the third column
the numaar of Indian* not taxed:
Alnli iiUii 1 5IK HIT 1,227 397
AI kalian* I .'<11 591 1,128,179
CAiitnriila 1,485 0.- 3 i,208,150 l,54o
C??)l<>'a<l<? 639 7<HI ?l2,IW8 697
oliiu-ct icut 9u* 355 73H.25S
Deli* ?re 1*4 734 H>S 493
tioii.lii 52s 542 331,422
(Je.rKia 2,213.323 1 .827 353
Idaho Mil,771 74 3*5 2.297
iiIii.oih 4,84i,5 (I 3.827,351
India. ? U 413 ;?>< 2 lw-,4o4
low* 2 251829 1,911899
Kaiifa" 1,439 493 1,427,993
Ktnwcky 2 147 174 1 \5* 935
lj*'II'MHUM 1 3*1 927 1,118 9*7
Mane 994,333 991 ((83
Mm.viand 1 1*0,948 l.042,?9i)
M*-*- 2,895 349 1,238 043
Michigan 2 119 7*2 2,(193 880
M 11. n? *;it"4 1,751 39 > 1,39] 829 1,798
1,561 373 1,289 999
MiHHiairi 3 107,119 2 079 1*1
Moiiiana 243 2*9 132 169 19,743
N? hiu-ka 1,99* 991 1,05*911)
Nevada 4- ,334 45,791 1,3'?5
N Hampshire 411,9-8 379,530
New J?*r*ejr l *83 99* 1,444 93,4
New Yort' 7 238 999 5,997 853 4,711
N Carolina 1,8*1 992 1,317 947
N Dakota 319 949 1*2 719 1,092
Ohio 4,157,54 > 3 972 319
Oregon 413,5.12 313,797
1'eiii) 9,391 305 6;25*.9i4
It Itiiaoil 428,669 345,599
?. Oirnlliiu 1 "Mil v 1 1-.1 1 ni
K Dakota :t<11.1 J
'I !itu>?ti*e 2 n22 723 I,7?>7 5ls
'I\.xmh 4,<i48,82H 2,23." ,523
Utah 276 565 207,95 1172
Vermont 3f{ till 332 422
Virginia I,s.">t 1M 1 ??>5 !m?
Washington il7 072 3h?.. 90 1,431
W Vi'giniu ihMiiKi 702,791
Wisconsin !!,? ? % 1 ?#>:t 1 ijSfi kso 1,057
Wyoming 92 50 1 00,7't>
Total
45 flutes 72,6527 ?n7 92,110,811 44 '">17
TKKHIToKIK.S. K'I'C.
Alaak.i(tcti'aYd II Ono 32 052
Ariz iMit 122 212 59 i>2?? 24 044
lost of Cnl'mh'u 278 718 23d. (72
Hawaii 154,0(1 89 1)1 >0
Indian 'JY'iko'y 391 900 1S0.IS2 50 033
Asvr Mexico 193 777 153,593 2,947
Oklahoma 3^9,245 01,834 5.V27
F. rsoris ill service
of U rt
a t a 11 ? n ? d
ahr>>M?l (Intimated.)
84 400
Indium*, etc hi
iniiiiiii rtnTvation,
rxt
ccpt Imliiii
Territory 145,282
Total fur 7
Territorial 1.6<>9 813 7*>2 ?I5 S9.5KI
The Alaskan figuresarederived
from partial data only, and all return*
for Alaska and for certain
military organization)} stationed
abread, principally in tho Philippines,
lias not yet been received.
Bulletins will l>? issued for tlia
various minor civil divisions in
the different States and Territories
a> fust a* possible. The entire
i . I
number, it i* expected, will be
ieady for the public use before
the first of January.
It is said that Circuit Judge
Buchanan whose tenure of office is
short will not stand for re-election
Lawyers and laymen throughout
the State would tie grateful to a
legislature that should place Judge
Joshua II Hudson again on tho
bench.?Spa- *anburg Journal.
i
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint not Served)
STAT IS OK SO J I'M ' -> KOI .IN A,
LANCASTKK COUNTY,
Court of Common Pihhw.
DesinaJane Miller, Plaintijflf,
AGAINST
Andrew .1 MeWhit ? r, Joseph . '
Se?>t l, J l ei jumiit Scott, W. < apers
Sept t, l/hla K? .-u-i?ler. Kincv
tlof?rth, Sarali < . w%niih. Hatlie
Arthur .*nnie Goorth. Leonora
Smith. Alice K. Fisher, William C.
MeWhirter John <?. MeWhirler,
\\ illiani l< ! ' w 'er, J. J Fowler, K
A Hurt, O E Fowler A 1 Brown
I)..I F<?w er. S. t . H iKiciiiholham,
Emory S Fowler illiani Fowler.
Jiihii W Story, Madura White ami
(Jeorjie I. (', MeWitlrierau hlmiiii-.t
r?itor of t he p? rsonsl estat< of John
W Alt; Whirl er. deceased, J)c
fenilants.
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereb.v summoned and re
<I>iii*?'? 10 aiiswe. tho complaint in thin
r-ctioo,which is <10 tile in itie ofllce of
the Clerk ?.f the oouri >f Lancaster
county. ?s , and to seive a copy f
ymir answer to the t*aid complaint 011
the stili-eriheis at llie't ? tlice >n New
( eirv court hiius**. South car lina
I within 1 went v da^s after the service
j hereo ; eX'dusive ??f the tiay of such
1 S'-rviee; anil if >ou tail to answer the
! commaim within (he lime aforesaid,
j tin l'iuiotitlV* n ihisaetioii will apply
j to tlie c< nrt for the relief demanded
. in the complaint
t I'ltieu urimicr\ A. j> I!MHi,
HUNT A H UNT,
Plaintiff's Ailoiiil>y?,
I !, S ] W S ij Porter, <:e C I. c.
To A inlivw J. Mu\V liirter, W.
aj??'r.H >?;oti, ^urali * . -nnfli Lenora
-miih. lice li Fisher, William
i'. McWhirtci John . MeWhirier,
\Vi Iiiiiti it. '-nwler, J J Fowler, E.
A II in. O, F. /"*?wl> r? A. O. Krown,
I). J Fmvu'i, S < H ham,
Kinorx S Fow er ami \\ iliiam Fowl
er. non-resutf nt Df.einlaiitn aliove j
named:
I A K K M IT I < E i hat I ? < omplaint
nt lhiaa<'lioii whs I is loth <lay j
of < Iclnher, illOO, lll-tl in the fliee ofl
W ? i. Porter t \eik of the Court of
(hminnn PI ear for I .mic-tater county
in s iJ Mate (ifNiulli Carolina.
Hin t A Hunt, j
Plaintiff"* Attorn* \s.
D.ttttl ()? t. loth, 11)00,?ttw
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Notice of Election.
For Presidential Electors and
Pepresentatives in the .r>7tli
i Congress of the l uitod States.
.STATE OF SOUTH ?'A IIOIJNA
IIUN'I V UK I j ? NCAKI'KK,
% '111'.. P ? ? - ' -
Nv/I p IJ m Iicr??ujr given Uiai a'l
el? e i< ii win he held hi the severs*I
|.r di.eta iHtabllhbeil hv lnw i:i j
I .HM -l-tl'l" <!*?l|nty Ml
TUESDAY, NOVKM ItKH fl, 1900.
for nine Presidential Ebciora, and f?r
m lte?irentMitu- ive in the Fifty-Heventh
C'liiRrriw of ihe United JMates, 5th
congrtss onai Dia'rict
Polls at eaeh voting precinct will be
n? eiied ??t 7 o'ch>ck a ik and closed at
I n'c mk p in
The following named peruana have
been ippointed
M A N A< 1E It"t OF E LECTIO V:
I iin.canter C 11?N H cousart, J ('
Fonleraiid L H Elliott.
Belair?J .1 lVrry, D K Mall ami J
1' Harris
Van NVyek?( I. Vauglian, It H
Del.a ey ami J VV Hales
'1'tiornwell place ?J It .Nistare, T F
C'uip and W Ike Wihiama.
larinel?V H carter. A W Hicklin
and \V T Vunlandinghaui.
Montgomery?J K itariier. J L
Hrowo ami John Heckham
II atli Springs ? Milliard Duncan.
Andrew Moidey and O \V Heiulrix
New cut?T 1* Williams, J W rtullivan
and J Palmer Flyn ,
Kerxnaw?A N cant lien, W H
.Montgomery and T c Uorlon.
Elgin-J S. I lag/us, J. M. White
and <? F, Ferguson.
Welches- t'- c Welch, Jasper
Morion and F I. Hirisnn.
Klnt creek ? W c Faile, (J Frank
cook mihJ NV I' 1'itman.
Taxahaw?W 1* McMhuii.m. W J
ilelk ami J 1' Ingram.
Tiadesvihe? H K Plyler, JDS
Plvierand W J Fiiuderhui k.
Dwight?K II Dingle, H W Taylor
ami J () Porter.
Primus?W It Miller, J W ltlacknion
a id It F Attains.
The hallot l>oxt*s in the precincts
must he so l< fateo as t ? he in view of
persons otifsitl- the polling place dur!
ing the time of the election.
A space or enclosure separate ami
' tlistinel from thai usetl hy the Managers
of the Slate F/eclion, must tie
railed oil' or otherwise provided, at
J eaeh precinct, under direction of the
; undersigned.
j Hut one voter must he allowed to
enter any voting placenta time, and
n i one except the Man. gers must he
allowed to speak to tbe voter while in
I the voting place casting his vote.
! For further instruction see notice of
O immis>ionois of State Fleet ion.
One of the Ma airers at eaeh preeinet
named above must call upon the
Hoard of Commissioners for Fsderai
Flection at Lancaster < H, on Satur
day, November drd, llfiMl. lo receive
hnllnt hoXes, poll list/- and iiihti 11
lions, and to he <|iiadlled.
J' Wyii? I'nrter,
.1 E Blackmoii,
I. J b mi<1crbiirk
com111itsloners of Fetleral K ectlon.
Lnucwter C H, iS c, Oct 17111 1900
VOLCANIC KKUPTIONS
Arc grand, but Skin Eruptions
rob life of joy. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, cures them; also
Old Running and Fever Soros,
I-leers. Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Bost Pile cure on earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches.
Only '2.r> cts a box. Cure guaran
teed. Sold by Crawford Bros
Druggist. ]
WA N I'ED ?ACTIVE MAN of good
< haracter to deliver and collect in
South < atol.na for old established
manufacturing wholesale house $!K)0
?yar sure pav. Honesty more than
exj?eri-noe required. Out reference,
any hank in nn> city Kuclose selfaddressed
stamped envelope Manufacturers,
Third Floor, 334 Dearborn
St , < 'hicago
CLERK S SALE.
STA'lE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER CO U NTY
I ii the < omm-'ii Picas
Sarah Rebecca f'askey, et ni., Plaintiffs.
ngaivbt
Jasper N, Caskey, et al , Defendant?.
HY virtue of an Order made in the
above case by Judge J t! Klugh,
dated Se t 21 11>I>0, I will sell at | ublic
auction at l.a"castcr court bouse,
within ttie legal hoursot sate, on the
Fir*t ,V?a<fr/? fn Xov mber. next,
All that piece. pit roe I or trie t of land
heinp, lvlnjj unit sit uete In < atie t 'reek
Township in tlie county of Lancaster
in the *<tate of South Carolina con>
tainintr
J?OW Acre*, More or F,r?*,
anil houn.leil North bv 'nnds of l.eroy
^primrs. (f rmorly the IOwIn lands),
Kast by lai ds of H N Soweil (formerly
NVi Mams' land)South by thepublfc
roail leaili g ft ant Brown's Ferry on
the hIhwIii Kiver to Lancaster court
house, ami West by lands of J C
Soweil (formerly the J M Green lands)
? the same heing known as the Jno.
I) ' askey home place.
SKtf" Terms of Hale: CASH.
I'mr* hasei to pay for all j ecessary
papers.
W S L PORTER
0. C P. L. C.
Green A Hinoa Plaintiffs' Attys.
j Notice to Debtors and Creditors
of I* >1 IMylor, Deceased.
ALL Persons indehted to the estate
of P. M. Plyler, deceased will
come forward h( once and make settlement
wMi (lie unriersiKiied. Peraoi a
having claim* ar ainat a ?i?l v III
present tlmm, duly verified, to (lie
node rai^m d,
W B PLYf.KR,
(J. e. W. PI YHICR
Kxecu'ors.
NOTICE !
To the taxpayers ?>f Lancaster county.
The Treasurer's office will he open
lor cI??* collection <>f taxes for the fiscal
ear 1000. <>n the loth day of October
and will close the 3lat day of December,
1000
Til K LKVY IS AS FOLLOWS,
Stale /? mills
( oonty ft "
S|>?cial (('At: R It) :t
Mlnknm Fund (( A C It R) ^ "
Constitutional Sctio I Tax H "
Total lHj "
LOCAL LKVY,
Cane Creek Township (C C A
r it R) 4}
(Jills Cteek Township (C (. &
C It It) 6i '
l'leasatit Hill Township (C C
Sr C If lf\ > <
I.<>('A I? I.KVY h'OR fK'llOOIi KIHTKICTIi
I <aiica-ter 4 "
Jones X Komls 2 "
Hrath .Spriiin '* "
Oakhur.-t 4 "
TOT A I. I.KVY It Y DISTRICT*.
Indian Laud Ik] "
Waxlmw Ik "
Cane Creek 211 "
Graded t-chool 2ft] '*
" Jones X Koada 2.H] "
Gills Creek 22 '
Graded school 26 "
Jones X Iioads 21 "
Kuford ' lk] "
Flat 6'reek 16} "
' Kershaw Ik] "
Pleasant IIill 16] "
" Kershaw 111] *
" Heath H|?ring 22] "
" Oskhurst 2JI] "
" Jones X (loads 21} "
Cedar Creek 16] "
" Jones X Heads is] *
lies, .eelfully,
W (J.CAU't HEN,
? o Treasurer.
?Two
CAR LOADS
STOCK
COMING.
Our Mr. Elliott. Is now in the West<
rii Markets, where lie has been for
several days, selecting h large lot of
Mules aiitl llorses two ear hunts, for
this market.
The stock is expected to urtive the
latter part of this week and we cordially
Invite everybody to call and examine
the new animals In the lot
will he found lino Saddle Horses,
Driving Horses, Combination Horses
and the very best of young mules.
# guarantee to please you l>oth
P 111 ''' iceaud Kind of animal
W% you w ant HO DON'T FA 111
TO CALL.
ELLIOTT &
CRAWFORD
Oct 29, 1900.
T. W.SECREST, SURVEYOR,
OMCEOLa, h? C.
Ir fully equipped, and qualified, and
solicits your surveying.
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