The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 01, 1900, Image 3
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Cotton brought ubout cents
ye-terday.
Mrs. L 1* Koddey spent Thanhs J
giving with relatives 'it Fort I
Lawn.
r Kev. W ( Kuuit is assist in;; ,
I
in ii *ve?k'h protracted meeting at !
?Vrenn's. (in
~
fc>evcr:il hunting purlitH spent
Thanksgiving ?iay in the lie Ids.
They report tine Iim-k.
Miss Crete Hilton, of Pleasant
Pill i 11 wlln I? ? ^ ! nnin v m i I i -% U-*??
.. . n,? II ? minil^ I I ? I
hiblcr, Mrs. Clautnn, returned]
liome yeatrrday.
The Lancaster, C. II. Alliance :
will m*et in the C. II. Thur*da\
Deo. Uth at J? o'clock p. in.
h hverall, See. |
Wanted ! A white woman, |
4'elderly,*' to take charge c?t tliej
house?must he a (food cook
"References." M'P'y hi Mrs. T
.1 Strait, Lancaster, S C.
Mrs. M K Cant hen, Mrs. (i W
l'oovoy and children, and Mias
W i 11 i? I'ufu ni- wi.Uiifl Vt i a' I
Poovey and family in Fairfield '
county this week.
Persons owing nie for recording
deeds and other papers would con
for a great fav^r by calling and!
nettling when in town, I need the'
money very nuch.
W S L Porter, C C C L C. j
Letters advertised for the week
ending December 1, 11MMJ: Mi*sj
Eliza Allen, Ed Hammond, Clyde
B Hough, (Jeorgo Make, .lack
Montgomery, Kav Wen Bobbinson.
Belle Nance, P m.
Lancaster, S C. j
The Beview oflice is being re !
?
shingled, and we understand it is j
to he made us nice looking as Mr. 1
i
Wylie'a law oflice before the
carpenters and painters leave it.
Mist F annie Tipton, daughter
of Col. .1. C. Tipton, editor of the
Lincoln Journal, died of fever, j
Saturday the 17th inst The deceased
was wi ll known to many
Chester people. ? t I.ester Lantern.
t> nue n crowd of young negroes ;
ucie out hunting I hanksgiv ing;
day in the Siiicurity neighborhood, |
Charley Strain accidentally shot
another negio hoy l?ut he whs not'
seriously hurt, lie "its literally
coveied with small shot from!
head to foot hut tliey barely enter- j
ed the skin.
Mr. C F Tillman, who moved
to town recently from the Tank
section, reports that hi*cut, which
he brought along wilh him, when
he moved, was missed after stay-,
ing with him here two or three
days, and to hi* surprise was
found a few days later at tho old
home from which ho moved?having
gone hack, a distance of four
lean miles.
Fred Phillip*, col., met with a
serious accident, which may prove
fetal, at the mill of Mr. L Sj
Porter, near Kl?rin, last Monday j
afternoon. Hi*. clothing wan
caught in the ehaftiug and before
the machinery could he stopped
the poor negro had received in
junea and cute about the howela j
from which he will prohuhly never
recover. A phyaician wan summoned
and be is being given the
beat of medical attention.
w aNTKD, for ? hiIi, Do^wi oil ami
Pershutnou Logs. t^oulliern Hard
wood Company, Y. O. Hoa VJU. t;bar.
few*toll, rt. 0. 4ut.
MsmuTmi With cumttm.
Quay OMktrU*. aura aoaattpatioa fore v ?r
aato. a a a c. au. ??wiiiM rewn aM?r.
Cure Oold In Heed.
Karnaotl'a Chocolate a l.axatirr yulalaa May
totalMmm faldk *> ear* aold la katd amd aara
('apt .J. N. Sowell, who has ;
bfs? . ^pemtiiit; several months,
with his son in i 'heetertielu county
will return home today.
Mi?d, oji Wednesday, 28th inst,
a little <l>iu.*htpr of Mr. am I Mrs |
11 K l? arris, i^eil about 7 years, i
The rem a m*. were interred at i
tiurvin.' emued Thursday. j|
I
'? nu in'" i' ? f our Metli di>t |
cui/.. f|S have peeped in on the 11
cont? i l- si-?>inn at Chestar. |
I'. 'ill' ?rr? i vv, ,)i,.tiut.lv a lur<xe 1
cr md ?ril| mi, nvt*r on tin excur- i
-inn Tin- lain nill leave at S a ?
in and i el urn laiiiarrow ni^lit
Maoist rate King of Cedar Creek,
sentenced R ii'icn Rarnea to pay <
a line nf ii . r j?o to the chain (
oan<? tor Ho days for atcalinn |
chickens. U(Mi?ten paid tho tine |
and wa? di.-clmroud. I
foui Morrow was accidentally
shot in the to it near Pleasant |
Valley, l'hanKSf;ivin<^ day, hv |
li<i\<I Kot?eri>on. 1 hey were r? |
turuinj* hotne from a hunt. I'ho ,
load took effect in the ankle and
the attending physician, Dr. K M i
Pott*, was of the opinion that i
amputation of the foot i ?? 1
necessary
l>cath oI'Mtm ?I VT Denton
|
Mia. Emily K Denton, wife of
Mr ,1 W Denton formerly of thiw 1
pirca hut now of Camden, died at , '
Columbia, S C, whore ahe Imd (
hern under treatment for soma '
time, on Monday luat, Nor 20, '
l(?0O. Har maiden nam* waa '
Smith and she ?h? horn in K?r? 1
shnw county, Ft by 14, 183G. She 1
joined the Methndiat church at old
Salem in childhood and waa a *
mem her there until after her mar- '
rive to Mr. Denton, Not l.r>, 1
1S05, whan she moved her maui *
herald p to hie church?the Pre* |(
hylenau church ut Linsrty Hill. (
Mrs. Denton lived a pious, consistent
christian lifs and wus
loved hy who knsw hsr. Her
husband and two children, Willie
Denton of this place, anil Miss
Kl I a Denton survive her. Her
remains were interred in Colnm-j 1
bia lust Tuesday.
7'lic lCuilrocd llnildiii^ to Cliosterficld
Despite Pessimists
A dispatch to The Stats from i
Chestertield Nov 28, says: Everything
is on the upward tendency1*
in Chesterlield. The railroad is
coming sud Chesterfield people
are delighted. Your correspond
dent, accompanied l?y apron>i-[
nei.t gcntlemun of the town went!
down to view the w<>?k on Saturday.
it i* to be Imped that some I
of the ''doubting Thomases" will I
go and *eo<for themselves. "Yes,"
suit 1 M r. 1 'age, the gentleman . ,
building the road, 4'We are pushing
through, and we hope to reach
Thompson's creek by the last of
next week. There are about <10
hands, 30 mules and 14 scoops at
work every day in the week on
this road. The work is tine. There I
are now tivo miles complete?
ready for the iron ami ties and J
soon the great iron horse will he
on the road.
Mr. (i J Redfearn of onr town
is the president of Chesterfield
and Lancaster roailread company,
and hs has worked and worked to
see this road built. And he will,
see it. All honor to him for his
faithful elforts.
Millions In Corn (
I
Chicago Nov 28?The biggest
grain corner since Joe Leiter tried
to grab the earth's supply of wheat
has snded successfully (?eo II
Phillips the cora squeezer won and i
he new holds less than 25,000 *
bushels having sold out all at 50
cents per bushel that he bought at
35 to 3H cents His profits are esti- "
mated to be in the millions
Slmrley Pardoned and Tranaferred
from tne Prison.
Yesterday Got McSweeney j
sent to the peniteetiarr the par
ion of Shurley, the convict nho i
has been adjudged insane, as al- '
ready told in The State. The
man's commitment to the Ilos* i
pitsl for the insane was prepared i
?nd duly rpproved before the I ,
pardon whs granted. The unfortunate
man i* now i?-? tlm Iw.u. I
pital, where he in to teceive careful
treatment The case has haen ' ,
* rery peculiar ohc?T:t? State,
2!>th. ,
Nine Pound Potato
Hr. T .1 Strait has went to our
>(liee a sweet potato raise*I on his i
Cellar Creek plantation, which ,
lalaticed the scale at the nine t
tound mark. It is the largest we |
t*?e seen this fall. ,
1
1
The cornerstone of the Char- i
wton expoaition building will he .
aid Dee. 11. The speakers will <
~>e Governor MeSweoney, Gover- <
nor Candler, of Georgia, and Senitor
Tillmmn. A party of 12 pro- i
nincnt gentlemen from New \ork, \
ncluding architects, newspaper
urn and magizin* writers, will at- ^
end the ceremony.
i
To He Married
Cards nre out announcing the
narriage on December 5th of llisw ,
Daisy Bruce, the pretty and ac- i
omplishod daughter of Mrs. S. L. |
rtruce of Heath Springe and Mr.
Tj Manlv Croxton, teller and bookleeper
in the Bunk of Lancaster, *
i young man of excellent qualities
mil of tine business ,?tininni?n?o !
L'he ceremony will take place at
he home of the mother of the
nide-prospective at 1 :.'}0 p. m and 1
will he pronounced hy Rey. A. M.
Jroxton, pastor of the B&p'iut |
:hurch at Monroe, N.C., a brother
>f the proom? Enterprise.
-Heath I
C LEAH 1
Fridav M<
3/
We will throw
Bankrupt stock
INortolk Jew,
Not common goc
This is the finest
You save many a
STOP
Stop at our Ston
low |
Lack of space forbids mention of t
30 cents on the dollar. *>0 ladle
Cloves and Hosiery by the million,
Wi
#
It itegins Frit
Known in Lanca
-Heath I
CAPT. WILLIAM CM'lit'UN
l>eatli at Kershaw ot* an Old
Soldier anil (iootl CKI/.imi
Spaeial to The State.
Camden, Nut. 27. ?f'npt. William
Clyburn -lied last ni^ht at
Kershaw ('apt C! v burn was
born in this countv anil lived in
I ami Ira from earlv oovhood until
a few rwonthw a wo, when he moved
lo Kershaw When thi< Confeder
ate war broke out Capt Clvburn
was clerk of court of Kershaw
C Hinty. He hired a deputy to take
I'll a I'OK df llll> ilII'iim .in.l nnl?.i.?.l I I.
I 'onfedei ?t v service us a lieutenant
in the 0? Kulli Fifles (iregg's
1st S. C. Vol When term < f service
of this regiment expired Mr.
Fix burn returned home and raised
i company and reentered the army
<s captain ir Nelson's Tth S. <
hattulion. ('apt. fJlyburn tnude n
ifiillunt soldier lie mis captured
it the battle of Fort Wagner, and
imprisoned for a long time at
Johnson's island Since the IVar
['apt. Clyhu-n waa a-jain elected
de rk of court for several terms.
Deceased wan seventy year* of
?ge, leave* surviving him hit wife,
two ions and two daughter**,
The interment will take place at |
Kershaw at 2:30 thin after- |
loon. L. A. W.
I'or Kale.
Eight room dwelling, new burn. j
ill in Hrshclass condition, with!
250 to 800 acres. Very desirable
oration,tine farming lands, known
is tho Sinclair mill place. If not
sold by Dec 1st will rent. For
particn ars address or call on
.John T. Stevens,
Kershaw, S. C. (
Itcti on human cured in 3<l niii.uen
3 y Wool ford's Soit*rv Lotion. n>i<
inv?r fnils. Sold by J K ?Nk
'o ?)ruvvbt" I.tni'Mtir > <
TW a. 1>18 Kind Yon Have Alsav; HiuctM
557
Nanking <
31 TRACK. Gt
truing Nc
oa? the in?i'St?>K
ot !t ^ I IIP)
ids hut the be.*t
Miapu't. Til*'
l hard earned do
1
'! LOOM
lis. Look at our <
itrices. The chi
irgains. I?y no means our l?e>t.
Ie?. 10 Ladies .Jacket*, Lower
12.00 ours is $4.00. 110 tnisx
.GAINS L1KK TIIKSK IIA KG A I?
corset for 35 cents, the 50 cent coi
his stook of Bargains. In the l(
s ready made suits, some as handsr
Belts l?y the thousands. ALS(
itch the Crowd
lay Morning, 1
ster.
Nanking i
TRESPASS Ni'TlPE.
All pl'l *0 .? Hi*- fI t I
not to ti' HtnuM i?v ri'ti' ir, .* 'ki*
hunting r in aii\ oiiior r**\ ? n
mv hom* piste, mv W Moor*
place, ni\ Ftini|erl?urW or I'UUi
place*, >i>| in Ituton! * ?rn??hip nr?l
IioiiikIh t I>\. the -o t ? 'iin, cell'*
?*? River, *A .1 Ku-.nl -|ur * and
II S I*l\ Iff* The ti * *> i)i !.?>
i ilfidlv fono ! >;n.
r ' 11?;' ' hi - t
( r V- J' V i* 1".
Nov i>?; i f-(?
aooRrvr.-.c-v nsr. - , ,',VVl?'
L'ajiioij.
v 1 :rt- ' '? A
? N > I
li M <
us K'.i- 11 l 1 ^ < i i.. 11 r .ii
? 'in
. ' .1 ! i' . ' f I Mil ' .
(' it ( i ' li tl ?i i
! ) ^ !l I"'
i <i i
|"v!; f-r S.^p
3J .. '?J w? i.'i.iO.
I !:> i ?! \\ inti" dr-iralilo 1U11(1 >
ill Lai mm ? r ri >ii; 1 \ a i ? ??IT*. I? < I
for >al?> < a \ t"nn*
.1 K I' i i I'll 0-.7
llClt'S
in.i I * ."J ..? ?
K vx \ ? i < >?' 7 " i??
I f j hi'I iii'i- I < ' ' 1 v o'" ' mhi f | rii"ts
;?r- <1 nir ' -<in be ill" 1
UIKI |< II' ! i II' J.< i of
whir . I?? 'in |?"'
I "< i.. > i I i . | i - :i i \ ? of i |i.
owi cr' <> l< I-: A u M * u-"i. i
( iw (?. s <" !?i:?.
UIIUMMWlll.il I-.TITWBB' I MM * ~.rsVMXT*mmrJH 111
Notire in Di'lilnrs ol'll, .1 <irrn*
ory iV Co aiol Fanners' Hank
iiifjT ?V Mi'rcuiitih1 <'o.
All llotrs nrill lUTiHilils lioloncr.
inji to the old liini II .1 (irt'?;or\
Co., and llie linn of tin? Farmer?'
Mankind and .Niermntile company
IlllVe lifl'll 111 ;i (d in tin liiimh f..?
i V"""
collection I'm tics indebted to
either or liotli tirins are I'tMpiestcd
to come forward and >cttleat onco.
.1 I ' (i i cooI V.
Oct 2, 11)00.
The One Day CoJd Cure.
For cold* ami sore throat nw Ki-rntotl's Chocolates
I.axative O mimic. Kasily takcu cuud/
anil quickly cur*.
To C'uru I |?at ton rorevnr,
Take fanca- ts <\ui'iv t'tulralic l<?c or 23c
ft". C.\ C. fail toruro >lr lUclhU. r.-f'jml mount
i MERCA*
EI cyi OF III
.i.Xt. i- a ,t.-i O V 'C/JL
;iik! rush with a
J! at Til
6 53 flit* 131 llil hotlgi
goods ^i!3 go 3?5
liar.
?? ii i Mfr iTiTi imaBB?3SWHB
" f T.TQrT?
-? o J??,.*? iJSm JL JL*
Goods, Listen (o i
Alice of a life fine
?M?m ir^ r wmi map
350 ladies, misses :m<l children* Jn
iher<r"s price is $50.00 ours i>. $15.n
?8 and children* Jackets, Lowmhc
siS. duo K. (i. Corsets. II
"set for 25 cents. Talk is idle
>t we have $1,000 worth of Indies, m
utie garments us run tie found, and f
) 3,000 pairs of Men's, Ladies and i
s: See the Stie
ie Greates Bai
i MERCAN
9 l Oil I i'iU r IS Ij to
Mui?ev Loaned
*
I Iv.O . \Tl <Mt <! (i .u: "OtMB
1 i.II III; \fil ? l.-iso able
late* it i< A Y 1>J,
it t .'I w
j on a Home
Kor $1 "Jin L'4i> hi-i k til.out i mil
North r I * -1 Miti j, i.irk' H-v?iT"
. i.M i i : h i r or I r -sii t<iu
I*'.. f!. "? .1 i : i I i?. Ili
* } ' i nil i ? t ii I (,?n
I
V i v . ( ,r, i - <i*
I i 1 t i K ' Wis
Ji i|l MOV i || |<
! ' II j- U <1 iI >? : < ' .1 IV ok
r . i >? i , i w i . . i M . j
|V I .flu' I'll-.. i ?- I I7i
I'imis ,,.( ! i. j u li i;f i\l
i w' -iii| ; I wo i?. ! j? >*'
Jll <*?'* .
For }.)' H IIV is ii ?r .itta
1' i - i ii .i i . .! i s ?- K i !\ ;i' d
i'lure.
K ' SU-VI oil ;:? I < Ii J. - 1' It
i v ' ' ' oil ai i t. i ly
N ' I- i. \\ * .1 ' > Mi it
For ?14- -II sir - ? i iw -s J '3
1.1 i.iMjl |>* : .
|- <i i i ill MO i> - i i I N'nri h
. a't ? ! >w > 1? if < , o> jiImmri
tr* 7 * ?: pi * t y ?
I'll *H IKiO, It VIJ i. , . ! .!?.? |,l!CI,
111 i-. > nc'm 2 uto * 1 Tk (Ivv
t w< !! nidlii t. ? . ?/> i \v?
1> mu sti.il * I! ' iv11:t I.?' ? pn,
w i <mkIpi ?'ir.
$fiOi> i>t i- I'll- F.t i* - room
t> hpn, i
I' I *7">", < ll tV?. A ; 111 witb
ttoliajr n a- li I' i?ir h iHi hi n
I<Vv jfifiO ? ai'li '\ - .ii kr^nck
-iie?t. t:ev l-room C t :?t>e *?s o??'k
Jflt .
I'm i-loO ! I oi Ktvm h
lO' in l> ?? ?
Km tflif'ni, ??m'Ii, tl-'-e lot- < . * i"fk
slri'i ' M- ri.i til ? < !I?.V ' <*: I lot
Koi $7<?o. /ot pnu'l: c<( i <f* C!
full 1 v <l Ii> m tt I)' lit i 'm
I'm J>1. tiH?, mo- acre ?1, r'Cf
i.isilcii'P lain ml sv'l of
j.' nip, ? !?
K r $1 200 .! K Bixctiii ?>ii 'ot, i #w
(i looo oottav**, har;?
T. Carter. d^ent,
GTN NOTICE !
U7K HAVl'l ll >M)('i', OIN.ah!.*
j; <1 <<tiu'i iii . ax i > .?i ih?
M Klin < M'JI'.II, r^ar F11T11 l.idyA,
?Vfrli: ?i ?'?l iwnl ir?n?5 * gon?l n>- i'cw
mill wii. |ii<i y? ur r ( ? Mi. i i<
I'tivon m !?i | or Imi1^ \v<* cnar i.'v-e
fiiMHfuc.lioii < f uii'\ tlii' " ? i( anon or
'ill lill-itK^S \v;?v
\V \ I KI.IiV A- >ON.
17, Jl'cO?3.V.
IT1LE CO.
E WAY.
rsher 9th,
vtiigesutee the
liriy Cents <m
the 3>o!Iar.
lit (or eitv trade.
iv a house a(ire.
\m t ? v
di^S *> ? ?
the ridiculously
p.
ckots, the proper weight and latent
(?, :t.r> Ladies Jacketk. Ijowenherg't
rg's price is $1.50 ours is 55 cents (
he $1.00 corset for 75 cents, the
when bargains like these alxjnnd.
iisj.es and childrens underwnre, only
nr less than hare pi ice of the cloth.
Childrens i>l o"s.
>
rgaiis >*ale Fver
TILE CO."