Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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local Matters, Cotton brought about 1H cents ye-terday. Mr. Sam Langlcy is building two cottages on the Tahir lot for Mr. Wylie. Best candies, all kinds and prices, in pound packages, at Bennett's Grocery. Jas Haskell Sistnre accompanied llr .) K Williams and family to Texas Wednesday. Something new?Imperial Co* uient Wall i'laster? is now being handled by Mr. T II Davis. It far excels limes. See it and try it. Misses C ete Hilton and Corn \Telsh of the Louisville section, are v isiting relatives at this place. Mrs W il lliii'iu vi.iin.l I ?> j ? iciirvi nci *>!!, Mr Frank Burns, at Chester the past waek. Fresh Nuts of all kinds j 1st received. Also all kinds of fruits for Thanksgiving fruit cake, at Bennett Grocery. Born, Nov 22d, 1000, to Mr. and Mrs. \Y B Cauthen of this place, a Hon. Mr \V D Faaerv of the Oakhurst section, has had his resilience repainted, which u?:da much to appearance* a bout hi* premises. Mrs O A Oslmrne of Iiluckahur<r, i?> i??itin?^ friend* at thit* place. She will return home Monday. M is*?* Lucretia Mohley and McCrorey of Hlackbtocka, are Tinting their uncle, Mr K M McCrorey. L C l'ajseur ati11 haa 500 yd* 35 eta Hemp Carpet which he is closing out at 'J'JA cte per yard; good, serviceable, cheap. There will he a Thanksgiving aupner at the parsonage at I'nity Not 'Ji?. The public is cordially invited. Mr John M Crenshaw, who moved away from Lancaster several \esra siro has returned ?nd will farm near Douglas church. The Governor has refused u pardon to Jamc* Seegars who was sentenced from this county to ten years in the penitentiary for man* slaughter. 0 hale* of cotton ware mid on thia market from wugona on Thursday. Nearly as many ware Hold yeaterdny. 1 he ruling price was 4JA cent*. Daisy, the three-year old daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Tho*. Sim*, died Thursday night at this place after it short illness of measles. K K Wylie, Kbfp, ha* had h>8 law office carpeted, and has put in a new heater, window shade*, etc, and now ha* ()wens, the painter, repaiating it inside and outaide. Furniau, u little l"-vanr old eon of Mr .1 \V Howling, at the cotton mill, Imd hi* face an<i eyes painf dly burned hy the explosion of Home powder la*t Wednesday nfternoen. lie was playing with soma other boy* and they thought to have tome fun by setting tire to the powder. WaNTEI), for rath, Dogwrod and Persimmon Log*. eouiliern Hard wood i onipeuy, P. O. Mo* VJtt, <;har. I cat on, H. 0. 4m. llave you pa:d yoir subription f Mr and Mrs L P Koddey bavo pone to Mrs M F Jones' to I board. The annual conference of thelj I M P, Church fc'outh will convene at (Chester next Wednesday. We learn that a telephone line lis to be erected fron /oar to I _ tT 1 T > " ; ?iriisi nuu mm 10 i rauesvine in tne I < neur future. ~~ I Look for the big mule in this issue and read what the Clybumi Heath Mule Co, has to say. They have just received a car), load of as pretty mules as are ever j put on any market, ami the wagons, carriages and buggies , r* j cp* thev have in stock are the best i only. Call on them. I, Letters Advertised for the week ending Nov 24th, 1000: Mieees ( | Aider White, Mamie Caskey, h Kliza .lane Kelly, A M Caekey, i, Mr Arthur Williams, Mr G W,j , Steveue, (2i, M r I" S Funderburk, i Ker L J Grig ley, .lonie Ml II wain. Belle Nance, r m. Lancaster, 8 C. 1 irv Chalmers Fraeer hat re | turned from Atlanta, and will he|( pleased* to welcome his oongrega jtion toreorrow at his regular appointments for mornlni? and ni^ht I " ? " _r? " 1 services. Hp will alio till his up. , poiniment lo preach at the factor) in tho afternoon. I ] A nrirro employed by Mr. \V. i 1*. Plvler, of Buford township, 1 was abusing stock yesterday and ! waa reprimanded by Furman Fly- i ler, son of Mr. \Y. P. l'lyler. The ! < negro picked op a rock and knock* li cd the young man down, but he ra- ? ! covered sutTciently to almost kill < the negro before the rucus wasp ! over. ? Monror Enquirer. I The mules attached to tho oil | w a iron ran olT Wednp^ln* -iftnr ! J I noon in passing the cotton ni'll. I I They took the L Railroad track after passing the mill and I were only stopped just before' reaching the trestle over Rear! creek. It was a difficult matter to get the oil wagon hack and the wonder is that it did not turn over down the embankment. While loading a car with mules and horse* which the Lancaster I Men antile Co. had sold to the Johnson-Gregory Mule Co., of Cheraw, lust Wednesday afternoon, four "range*' horse, made a break and only one of them has! neen overtaken n> \et. They ate bwifter than the Texas pony and .tb wild. The one that was cap1tured was run into a large ?r i?11 v ' several miles Nerth of town and surrounded while in there. Three horsemen were out all day ves-j teniae trying to capture the : others. l'or Sale. height room dwelling, new harn, j jail in first*class condition, withi i *Jf?0 to *00 ui'tcb. Very desirable location,fine farming lands, known I ..... ! I as the Sinclair mill place. If not I sold by Pet 1st will rent For ' particu.ara n?l<ir?t?H or call on .John T. Stevens, Kershaw, S. C. | IThe Czar is Dead; That is The Report. l'ans, Nov 22.?There is a rumor, the foundation for which cannot he traced, that the czar of I ' Russia died today. The Russian |embassy has heard nothing about! it. Inquiries are Iteing sent to Livadia. WANTED--AC T1 VK M AN of go >d Character to deliver and colled inSouth Carolina for old established manufacturing wholesale house. $000 a year, aure pay. Honesty more than experience required. Our reference any hank In any city. Enclose .-elf, addressed stamped envelope. Manu facturera, Third Floor, 3d4 Deartiorn St , Chicago. ! Items From the Waxhaw Knter- ! prise ' Mr Will Stephenson, who lives ] near Pleasant Grove, came near gettiag his dwelling house burned last week. His little girl on thoughtfully threw a lighted match on a pile of seed cotton and | the flash was instant. It was promptly extinguished with wet 1 rj uilts. Waxhaw is to have anr?ther lar?re store building at once. It will he built by Mr W H Krauss I and will he located on South Main j street next to Morrow, Heath & i Uo. Mr Krauss has bean here this week arranging matters to he ^in work. It is stated that this new building will b? occupied hy Mr C d Hudson, who is now in the mercantile business at Alhe Mr .J P Start)#* who lives bix miles south of here had his cotton house and crib, together with his wheat, tobacco, and seventeen hundred pounds of s#ed cott >n. ourned one day last week. His dwelling house also came very near l?eing burned. It is thought to be probably the work of an mcen- ; liary, as no other cause for the burning could reasonably be h? signed. 5-hiit for Damages. Special to The State. Yorkfille, Nov 21.?An itn portant cute is hcing tried today, \ in the court of common pleas. It ! is ?\V T Sturgis aguiiut the trustees of Winthrop college. Mr | Sturgis claims damages in the i Mini of fd,000 caused by the j araptying of the college sewers' into a branch on his place. He j claims that it has caused .-.ereral j cases of fever and the death of | souic cattle on his premises, "resident I> B Johnson and other I collcgge ofliciuls together with a i nutnl>er of citizens ot Kock Hill are in attendance upon this case. | -hcotu 1 11 l^i~l 111 J CLEAR ] Friday M We will tlirow Bankrupt stock Norfolk Jew, Not common go< Tliis is the tincsi You save many j stoi Stop at our Stor low ? He llrnilr ss 1 \ilVfX 75 rents Lack of space forbids mention of 30 cents on the dollar. ?') ladi Gloves and Hosiery by the millioc w It begins Fri Known in Lanci -Heath ] % m. mm, m j ^ I ' jr JL Ford Gets His Girl He and the Old Man Fought About Her but the Persisttent Lover Won Out at i Lust. L)avi(Lou Dispatch. Many of our readers are familiar with the facts relating to the auempteu elopement ot .Mr Luther Foul and Mis* Bertha Kverbal-1 both of Lexington, a few weeks j ago?how the irate father had i young Ford arrested in Charlotte and placed in jail: how the young lady would not leave her lover but spent the night sitting behind the iron bars talking to him and would not depart until her father appeared on the ectne and later brought her home. Again, after arriving here, the lover and father net in ''deadly combat," the latter coming out victorious and the former having one o*' more lingers chewed up iiv coini ing in contact with his would be daddy dn-law's teeth. The girl's ! mother, too, was bitterly opposed to the union and did not hesitate to declare, in word* more forcible than eloquent, her opinion of the hoy lover anil all who assisted in the run away. However the scene changes and on hut Sunday eveum^. at the residence of the ofliciatini: justice of the peace, Squire W illiam A. Heitman united in the holy bonds of wedlock. Bertha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lverhart, to Mr. Luther Ford. The ceremony was preformed in the presence of a number of friends, and the hap- 1 py pair had the full and free con- 1 sent of the young lady,.* parents and all parties interested therein. ; The bride has not yet passed 1 her sixteenth mile-post on life's journey and the groom is barely 21 years of age. They returned to 1 Banking < [HE TRACK. Gj orning N? oil (lie niiirkcl. of" v i in - 'mm I l>ds bill J lie be?t t snap yet. Th?? i hard earned do nHMMBBBBOBBBBlSBil 5! LOOE es, Look at our prices. The oh >nrgains, by no moans our best, vies. 10 Ladies Jackets, Lowei ?12.00 ours is $4.00. li<? miss K(J AI N'S LIKETHKSK It A K(* A 1 i corset for 35 cents, the 50 cent co this stock of bargains. In the I ic.s ready made suits, some as harnls i, Itelt* t?y the thoiihaods. ALS atch the Crowd day Morning, ister. Banking t 0 Lexington Sunday evening and were congratulated and feted to their heart's content at the home of the bride's parents, which ' is their present abodo. Bv which magic the groom ' caused the change of heart of the girl's parent so as to caused them to look with favor on his suit, is not known. Anvwav, thev are ] safely married and are as happy I as two young turtle doves. May they continue so to lie. ! NOTICE. NTK'K i- ' r- lo given ill ?t <?n 11?* j _ 11 It 1 . v ?t !% i-cii.b I'mhi tli?* tl lolf I - 1 t*.i VL ? I li ^ 4 * 1 . II * III.-. II .11 . f UIII ? as KXt" utnr i>f ihe will nf I'm n? r liar- ! I ec -e.l n .1 ma^e aoptical i<?r? I , In ilie J'iili;p ' I'rohaie, of I iiiica-teri r\.u 11> f?>r a final .tis.-tia x a- -?i< li Kx.ru F. H liarhei >... loth '.MM I Lands for Sale. Tl>e follow inj? desiralile lands in Lane later county are offered < for sale >11 ca-y terms s \ li..i i ~ n e at"* sail acres , J K aii.l I* Fille'ei tap n place <>s7 acres I. \V Tillman place 'Jill acr?s. It W. Mcl>ow place Toil acres. . If po'tions of e! l her ')f t. ? sai'l tracts are .t. sir. it t he same ?ill he mil out ami p ali.il to ^nii pnrchaM-rs. terin> ?>i v? ii i<- i i-hii lie ? i i ;i' iieii < 11 n ( plication to nrtin r> pr? sci.ta' ive ?>f the owners or K K4 K H Allison, I,an- j c.is'er s t." 1*111. I __________ Notice to Debtors of II, .1. <?rcjjory ?V to ami Farmers' I tank J injr ?V .Mercantile Co, All notes and accounts belong I inn to the old tirin H .1 Gregory ^ : Co., and the firm of tho Farmers' 1 Hanking and Ni er can tile company have h?'en placed in my hands for collection Parties indebted to i either or both firms are ropiested to come forward and settle at once, i J. F. Gregory. Oct 2, 1000. The One Day Cold Cure. For euld* and sore throat n?- Kfrmolt's Chocolates Laxative yuininc. Easily taken c&ndj aid tiutcl.lv cure. To Core Constipation Forever. Take Ouscarets Candv Cathartic. loe or 25c '1 C. C. C. tail tot iir?* dr.metals refund niom-v & Mercai^ EI OUI OF TH! 3xt, Novel and rushwilh a '< Til UM'lll 1 HIM IIS in (he hint! hou^l floods Mill u,o lil liar. :! LeISTE Goods, Listen to i ance o( a life tiim .'550 ladies, misses and ehildrens .la nbcru's orifo is ?5".00 mirs is si;, o es and etiildrcns Jackets, Low* nl>e NS. lioo K. AL (r. Corsets. Tl r.set for u."> cents. Talk is idle ot we have worth of laities, n otne garments as can t>e found, and f O 8,fi0u pairs of Men's, Ladies and ' Is: See the Stir lie Greatest Bai & MERCAN S1.50 l'KK AMMJJdi Mo iicy Loaned I N EC.OTFATK Volt I <i MJF ?? n? 1. on improye?l ;?( i~f-?<r able rates It. K \V V IK. attorney Law Buy you a Home For $1.200., 240 ai r- s, about 1 mil North of Primus, <u Ibrky Itivnr roail, known ts Portvr or Hrasinyton place For $1,200, ip>2 acre-' near Heuth ^prirys, known a~ Anne* Ct-uthen place. v .>r r7?>" , 1-vj hci? s adjoining I;i ?it? >f A W Hicklin in (V-.htr Creek t wn?hip. known a* Kinir Pla? ?*. For $400. InO h? Ti - in ? e ' a .* ( reek township, klu wii r> Graham | Ia<e For >4'K'., three mi a11 Mart* f 1"* ncrw each all ailjoinit p in Bnrord Iow 1 >hi|? known ai Fram es >1 ipes' placea. For n, IIS a.-r.- n er Heath S j>i inus. kt own h- .Ire.-e Ki klai ii place. For J'iin, 50 acre- known : *? h 'i? place* For $h o, :k'acr*a i' t*n??.i v.rty N (km wn >i> J J < itl'm pi..re. For 44 acr?e km wn rs J 1.* dJihson place. 1' >! D11 - ;1 * - - . w . , t" inc ? Ml > Mll.^ .\ i ?Tl ') t uft of town, |uiit ui M >.rn- pi Town Propci ty. Fo' i4 "MM, I iij|intri?.k I.mm- place, 4n 2-5 tuns. 2 ?toiy hrick dwelling, t\v<> 2-room tenement t ouv. w? '?r;re I>hi lis and other uttmi.dii ge, wells, cisterns, pit*. For $3(Ki. lot in Kasi Knd 2 r<>?m tenement. For $750, o eh, two i acre !?. - with cottage <>n ?iii h lot ? in K; >1 1- ? ?I For $H50, iiirli, two lot-* . n Frfi <*h Street, new 4-room cot age on each lot. For J450 lot on French Ftreet. "< room home For J-X-'hi. each, tho e lo's on A teh street, X-roi in cottage on em li lot For $7oti. 'ot muiIi of I. A C ejot, four two*tin ill tun in? nts I*or 5-1 .lon, one acre lot, nil e n^w resnlence. harn, gi od well of water I> nip, etc. F. r $1 200, J K Blsckinon lot, t ew > ro(iii. eoltage, Oarn, etc T. S Carter, Agent, GIN NOTICE ! UJ E HAVK HAI> Ol"K GIN, ?cine ami othei nine! inerv at'he n)<i Slmte s'ai ?1, mar Flint Knj^c, overhauled aid mad*" > * good a- new ami wit. pin >'? wr e ttou the p resent m a??ni at $1 per ha p. We iruar ntee xaiisfuetioti of an> thing in reaeon or in hui-ine^s way. W A P MR It V A -'ON. -mpt 17, liMM?? :tni ITILE CO.? WAY Rai 11 II M liber 9 th, vtiiafeanc*<i (lie liriy Cent;!! on the it for cifv trade, ie a house afire. r<T\T ? t f 411 ? 3 ? (lie ridiculously * ckets, the proper weight and latest 0, " ."> Ladies Jackets, Lowenberg's fir's priee is *l.n0 ours is .r>5 cenlsj he. ^l.(io corset for T."? cents, the when bargains like these abound, lisses and children* underware, only ?r less than bare pi iee of the cloth. I'hildi ens Si oc?. f rgain Sale Ever TILE CO."