The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 16, 1901, Image 3
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Freeh (Jabhajje and Kutahasa ,
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Turnip* at Corington'a.
For Stile ! A fine .Jersey ct *v with
young cnlf. Apply to tJ u MeManns
1
Mr. \V 11 Heglor has been ap I
pointed postmaster at Triulesvillo 1
vice Mr. T W McNeelv.
W \ N 1 !'!?), I" <mi li l> ^wontl .ii?i I
pcnOtiiiuott ! .on* -?>ut i-rri M?rd |
\\ <r ?i r *. : 111 > < I \ . !* O 15<?X ')-!> liar M
lesion, < tin |(
Mrs. .1 II Muckorell spent sev - |,
eral days with relatives of Mr. L
M' h in Bluckstoek litis week.
Crawford Itrns. lire niovinp into r
their hate I so mo new store room 1
i
this week. W e doubt if there is n : (
prett ier drnp store in this part < f j (
the State. I,
i;
There will no services in the!
Episcopal church next Sunday at
11 h. at. and 4 p. m., conducted
bv the Rev. J W Cantev Johnson.
~ ' .
I'rinp your White Peas to I lie (
Parlor (Jroerry Co. will pay!
highest cash price.
T. A. Covinptou.
Married, on Monday last, .Ian. i
14, lt)dl, by Rev. S N Watson,
Mr. Chas. Hunter and Miss Ella
Stopner, daughter of Mr. F M j
Stogner, all of tho Camp Creek
section.
On Friday night last one of tho
largo glass in tho front of B C
Hough iNL Cn'b store was broken
and several pistols, which were in
the show window, stolon therefrorn.
Tharo is no clue to the
thief.
Sergeant-at-.\t ins d S Wilson
* of the House came up Saturday
from Columbia and spent. Sunday
with his family Ho received many
congratulatory handshakes while
hero
Wash Kilgo, aged OK years, is j
the oldest person whose name has |
beon entered on the rcrpiost book;
of the Lancaster dispensary.
"Uncle Wash" got "a luetic bit \
for h:? stomach's sake" the other I
day.
The Clyburn Month Mule Co., ;
is having to enlarge its already j
large and commodious stables.
The addition w i' I consist of a shed
running all tho wav of tho building
on the West side. Work was <
begun yesterday.
""
Call and get a drink of Mot j
Chocolate, Tomato Bouillon, Clam
Bouillon, Coffee, Beef Tea, Lem 1
monade, Ginger Tea, at Mack 1
?roll s Fountain.
J. B Mackorell. |
I
On Thursday last, Dricto, the 1
Id months-old son of Dr. and Mrs |
W li Simnson. whiln utm-irw* ..-nr.
i 1 """ lM,V n 1'
a button hook put it in hi* month
nnd \r.i* in tho act of awullowin"
it, haring t>irust it into his throat,
when he pulled it hack and in do- i
insr so lacerated the tonsils, giving i
much pain, but not injuring him
geriously.?liock Hill Herald
.Jim McKenna, col., died at this
place Monday morning, aged about
50 yea re. Jim was an exception,
ally good darkey. lie has had but
three homes. At the close of the
war he hired to tho late Geo MoWitherapoon
and remained with
him probably ten years; ho then
Hired to the Into 1> ,1 Carter and
was with him about 12 years; from
Mr Carter's he went to Col. AI li t
son's and wns living with him a
his death He was faithful to hi*
employers; honest and true and
theieby won their respect and the
attachment of their families.
Mr*. Sadie viregory, wife of
W 11 Gregory, formerly of this
county, died on the 3d instant at
her father'* bom? at Cocoanut,
Fla., whore she wan on a visit.
Sh? was about 25 yearn of age and
leaves her husband and an infant,
which was only a few days old at
th? time of her death, surviving
h?r. The deepest sympathies of
his friends here go out to Mr.
litegory in hi* sad bereavement.
Dentil nl" Mr. S I> Ballard
Another of Lancaster county's
">ld and w II known citizens lias
sroshed over the tiver. Mr Sam
1) Ballard died at his home, near
[Jump (.'reek Methodist church, on
Saturday morning last, after a
short illness He was about 73
years of age and leave* his wife
md several children ?ill
- W.TII,
inrvivimr him He wn>i kind
lieartod and was liked by everybody.
His remains were interred
Sunday at Gump Creek church.
Won tjtftOO l*rize
Mr. \N ylie Lowery, a raun^
man living on Mr. It K ltollinps1
plantation, at ()akhur*t, made the
sueressful guess in The Atlanta
Constitution's cotton pueesinc
contest, winninp the jjCdtu prize
The number of bale* received at
Savannah was 7<>3,!?29: Mr Lowery
pmsscd 701}, 030. He sent his
subscription through Mr. L m
Cuuthen, who made out his guess
for him.
Mr Lowery is in poor health.and
able to work but little, and we are
glad that lie has met with the
streak of poo I luck.
Mr .1 Darin Flynn of Newcut
has moved his family to this place
rhoy occupy the iicWhirter re?L
donee
Mr .1 I,A Grepot-y left yesterday
for Gatlney to bocono business
manager ??f the Gnffney Lire Stock
Uo. Wo repret to lo*e Mr F. for
he is one of our very host citizens
His family will remain here and
we will have the pleasure of see
ing him olten.
Notice to Koiul Overseers
All parsons who have heen appointed
and are now serving as
Overseers of the; public roads will
continue to servo as. such unless
otherwiso notified. If there ho
any vacancy now in the oflico of
overseer in any section or sections
of the public roads, or in case any
vacancy shall occur from any
c>?u-e, the County Hoard of Coin
tnissionors will, upon application,
appoint some suitable person to
till said vacancy.
Our |?iit?Iic roads aro badly in
need of repairs, and in order to
make, if possible, some improveni'-nt
in thci.- condition, all over-'
seers will bo required to have all
the hands liable to road duty, und
r their direction, to perform
annually four days' labor, (the
full limit of the law) upon the
public highways of the county,
dividing the time by working two
days in the first or beginning of
the year, and two days in the
month of August or September,
or the latter part of the year.
Persons wishing h> substitute
money for lalnir, prefenng to pay
rather than work, can do so by
paying two dollars annually an
commntatation tax to tlio County
Treasurer. Overseers' will bo required
to build and keep in repair
all ground bridges, the county
paying for the material for same.
Hy order of Hoard.
YV. Caskey,
Co. Supervisor.
WANTED?ACTIVE MAN of good
Character t?> deliver and collect in
Kouth Carolina for o!d established
manufacturing wholesale house $000
a year sure pay. Honesty more than
experience required Our reference,
any hank in any city. Enclose ttolf
addresatd stamped envelope. Manufacturer*.
Third Floor, 3:t4 Dearborn
HI., Chicago,
Notice to Pensioners. j !
The new County Penaion Boards j
will rneot in the court house on i I
the third Mod ay in January at 10 1 l>
o'clock, a m., to consider appli- 8
cations for pensioners. All ftp- <?
plioant* will he expected to present A
their claims on that day.
VV G A Porter,
Co. Pension Board Secretary.
S
Notice to Touchers.
I lierehv en 11 n meeting of the n<
tenchars of Lancaster county for 1,1
the purpose of reorganizing the ls
o t.. i' i? i - In.
vxuiuy irunmrs Association. I
' 'ho meeting will be held in the j 01
Graded school building, at 1 1 a.
m., Saturday Jin 20, 1001
\ C Howell,
Co. Supt Education. j
| For The Ledger j
Jim McKenna Deceased.
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A faithful colored man was Jim 1
la:
| McKenna. He labored on mv |
little place for about 12 consecutive
years. With us no one could t ike 1 *
I the place of Jim. Mv family was ' k 1
' very much attached to him. ?nd ! J
so was he to us. He win very ,
trustr, honest, careful and indue- ' w
trioiiM. If Jim was about the K
house, or had the line* di ivinpf,
everyone felt secure. The news ^
. , . . , tl
of his death this morning, although
not unexpected, was snd to our j|.
ears, and all of us lament his do- si
partuie. Peace be to his ashes.
Jan 14, 1901. H K. A. k
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Tlie Heat Mutes Yet.
Our Mr. Hood has just returned
from the Western markets with I"
the nicest lot of mules ever put on ^
this market. We can suit any and j)(
every hod)'. Come at once Three n
car loads, nearly 100 head, of tl
mules to select from*. Wo also 1(
have a nice lot of horses. We arc
selling <>n as good terms as you n<
can buy anywhere.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
: A G
-Heath E
Making a
A SRLAT 55
Our increasing
store room to our
dowii flue middle
ary. Thus. time
must make nn>!ii
jlo s nughter pri<
mortar later on.
v / a m mm i hi 111 (1 1
WHOLE
in every nook {
in? and $7,000 w
over the handson
lined and fashion
'near, I)i ess pottc
Linens, Hosiery,
kerchiefs, etc.
Come j
-Heath E
t
'or Itcii !
Ono or two nurse larm, near I
)wi?jht. Good residence and out- i
uihlin^s, tine well of water. In
i<?ht of school house and post j
tlico and in iwo miles of church. j
pply to R R Riddle,
I)wii?lit, S. G. ^
The New Railroad,
pccial to Tnc State.
Chealerticld, ,)an. 1 L.?The
3w railroad is only ahout throe
ilea from ('hostertield. An engine
now on the road and wo have
?nrd the whi th>. ( heatcrticld ii
a 4'liooin.'*
A Letter to "Unkle" Joint.
Deer I'nkledohn:-?I wn/, down .
i Lancaster toliier day and seed
>ts uv trix while i woz thair.
While I WI17 irvi'inn mi 1110.
-
reet I seed a mity pnrty place
hear thuy had all sorts of nice
tick to cat and I wint in and
ted who staid theer an the. man !
i that* sed it wuz the
I
a. i f ; ccci y C o. ,
lore 'rw iix a mil > funy purl 1 i?
me, <Ii?It id ee my oats in thair 1
; all, Iniil thay had the pnrticst
.ondy, hit jest made yoro mouth
cap to re hit, and tho dnc-t
easons and Knots and all corts
i" Ivan 1'i utcs an mints moot an
rbucker and snuph and more uv
tat kind uv truck than i ru'd t?l
11 about in a weak and then thay
id flower and meet and hams an
i?rrrer an KaulVev an sich kantl'ey
it wuz. One knp uv it wood
ore the headache an if \ on drunk .
vo kups you wootln'l kare if you
id hov the headake.
Mr. Covington, the bossman i
'<1 ho dident a\ butt 10 cents a l
nend for it eithor. That parlor ;
laiso wuz a mighty tine sto. thay <
inly do treat vou nice and evry I
[idv i- ?wino thear to it thearj'
ishuns, eoz everything is cheeper
lear than cny other sto in lamas 1
?r.
Vou he sho an u?> thear the i
bx time you go to town.
Your trcwly,
.lack Snyder. |
LORIOUS CHRI
IflNKINO h
^ 1 A1 1 11 1 i 1 ^
Clean
?,IHM iMw-wiiTigt, rams
EM0D5UNG
% iiusiticsM abso
1 Dry fk'j
wall and
i is precious foi
for carocnters si
m
L-es how than ha
JJ o?mIs and
proven the stoi'j
i-SOUUED CI
uu! corner of ou
orth of f^hoes at
le wraps. Croats
ably cut. Fxqufc
>rns of Silk, of
underwear, Fan
it once this is tli<
>ANKING <?
Hairs Improved (Jollon
1 have for sale a Iii 111 <1 <pui
tity of 'In4 Hales Itnpiovrd rctl
seed, a varie ty superi if to a
over rjrown in this part of i
country, a variety thai 'his \<
yielded 4o Ihs of lint to the 1
pounds of sca d cot ton and nis
nine hales to llie plow. Kver\ I
200 pounds of this cotton in t
seed is worth at pre sent pric
a I Kit it 1 1 oo a tide unite than t
ordinars cotton. Hctter yet mm
of the -i i (I hefo'o thc\ are :
none v!.' "a hu-liel 1 paid >?.']
"0 a I Hi-he I I r the ll I.
A. J < lai U,
Lancaster, ('.
SPJCIAL
NOTICE
\\ illi ji."is! V ?>1 ootid ht't t. pel
m<l sausage mi hand wc nniKium
lint we hitve iMiipjht Mi A 1
DulVt's Mcit M::rl.'ct and If'V-ta
stilt ami we .-hall iliaKf i! ol
special hn-ilios lit look siller tl
ivelfurc <d the
L.
r?>(t ' > \ * \ i
f'v V" fx
r:tl (/
* Vjh 111 till ii.iil kiiii
n everv house in (own and ndjoi
nu country. We are ?in*r tot
i l?i_r l?H"ine?(s >n si sit all scale ai
ail! always treat yon air
r."j>r I'n'sli Norielk Oysters
?peeia''ty.
Sit "peetfnllv,
LANG LEY
k FLYNM
PVinut? ? QfJ.
STMflS FOB
.? /- ^7-niU r TllifWHHBTH
k Merc a
reep of Fa
f 1 r ^?C|feH
lu " - jm \y.? 1m a - 'i \i
HRWBIR3Enm VXX7I
lasic* 5 v lorces i
mi'tiDK'itt. Th<
the Mort*s w
r bis. ?mly (hrt <
inil niacins. T
ve tlie ^ooils hi
pires attract i
r
iisms M!
r store* $8,5t
a merciless
anil I: sines. \V?
iite Tailor Suii
dress goods, <
cy Goods, Tab'
e Busy Season.
/
i MERCA1
l.oaitc i\
m -
?.n I i < 0". i a'i k :< oii'i (? (;]< c.i nt
1 i 11. j.. \?il ii'ii s i i ^ii.o1 able
,n uttes li. K W Y J K,
ho ' MOII H V 1.8W.
Z Buy t <iu ?iNinie
,K' ?
'?"" Fm $1 '-(.(I LMu hi r. s, til < lit 1 till!
ho N* i I. I', i n-. i? Ricky Iliver
>( ? : il i in \\ i. : IVi *(.r or I ri-sii.^totJ
I'l.llV
i n- .-l. i'i' L02 :n it- in <?r Heath
HO }ii I I l ov l !-r- A< I es < Mi l her
ill 11' ;i;,J
V I' . 1" ! l-n H l lljnili'l K Iwl'dc*
i < i-itiu < ift-U towns
; si i i i ;i I\ iiii: nlnee,
F r $-? ( I1 'i :-or? s in < ? ac < reek
(ow I ? I ( , Ile Wli ; s ( iliili: III Jllnce
i < .. i il'- < noti i 'iio is of 17?
mi- i*- . h i "Ojimil ?r in t'iiror<{
'Mo - I. >' I'll- \c ii n- Ft anoes M ipee'
|'I H-I't.
F< r - "< 0 11"> n i: - n : r Heath
i i . ' I nv. i i;~ .Ji s-e K i k land
I.Iiu'O.
F :: J'.ft, od aei'os kicwn Kilin
s c
For $ ' SUa-T's in I iii i "owntv
Ic N . ' 'V' .1 J (IiilVni i?l .el'.
Hoi $M2. -H ner? s known ?s J U
' . tl-OI. |l It: ?*.
F i I hi., *n) < !t> in Oijic North
a t of to-* ! .it i). M ins nlnee.
li ' 1
M i 1 o \?T? ii T r c p e a t y.
Fot * ! ' 0, 1 tzjiatt'iek 1 l<o phiee,
ft _ o m 'S L' > o> \ in i I; <iw?-|liiitf,
V 'J- l? P.' l< i l tl ? I i I f/li-i I Wii
la" li I.- unit itln i i liiinii'dii'iis,
vv i'. c sterna, etc.
F. i s.;'iin i(l( i, Fast Ki ii 2 ro< n&
i in
For .'?7*)ti i'li two note lo's with
. ot : ? n ii I't- in K:.st I i il.
FoiJt.Mt < a Ii two lots <n Frrnok
-1111 ' i w I- room ot n).i 'a eaoh
I .1 e-l'o !<t on Fi'tich street, 5s
ro? in II". -e
y ]?" i $.'! "(i eiM-li, clot o hits on A relt
street o- i< < in '< tt; en e:o ii lot
^ F> I $7011 h I ? . nli o! I A- <' i'0\ Ot,
four i wo mi ni t m ntn ills
toitjl 10ft, oi ( i.cto let tiie 1I? v
i s ilen. . t :>i i; i?i oil we il < f wator
II- I 1 ?"P- '?
. F r 41 L'i o .1 I Bl"cktnc.ii lot. t eT
i 0 loo. eeitiu-e, liarn, etc
15 Carter, iVarent.
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I \N AN ID- A < TIYE MAN of go. a
I 1'. ! : ? ?? i to <?oliVIT >.l).t rn'lpct hi
i f*owt li t sno! no for > .1 ?
n tti o j?< i hi it k w 1 t It-MtU' ? ?0(1*
' a y ai sum* p.v. Hor.esty mm* 'liac
eX| * >>< i'o- itquirol Oui rt tt-rt-nee,
al.\ I at I- iit ) * oily I r< !< -? s? 1 Ck
a r hi'< vt? rr?| eo pn*rl?ip Manu'
!I.. *n . i:, 'I! in! KU or If I D-Ml.orv
M i 1..#
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NTILE CO.BTi
It fa fTi'-"
? 'C/.& \
> IT ONCk.
us to s?!?! sse2fiv{2s*kr
ft v.or'' ot tearing
hcirin !si .Ssum.
c ~ ' *r
> works Xl e
''will pay ?:<> hotter
ihm*e<? In dost or
V
attention. his* It is
i>0 worth of cloth
rednclion. Look
irn: iiirsclcgaiitlf
n m
s. Newest Neckis#
wash Fabrics,
le V overs, handt
NTILE CO.