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I cal |8ii?rs_ ( nt; in vonr count i \ produce, Bi r, Eggs j nd (. bickers, eepe* cii : .1 B Mackorelt. M iss iKatchford of the Tirzah neighborhood, is visiting tl>e M isses Hood at this place. 4J? _ |_ ? - * " i-rni 01 ieacn?T wanted at lower (Jump Creek. Vpplv to \V. I) ?lom s, Trustee. * J m/K lt?v. J. H B ddndge returned i homo Thnrsdav from Virginia, wh<*ro he went to visit rel atives. * + Magistrate Caskey sentenced A1 bert Ballard, col , to the chain j gang Thursday for .(>() days - 30 ( days each in two cases of larceny ' in which Albert was convicted in , the Magistrate's court that day. Tin Southbound train on tht. S, C. A Ga. Ex did not reach here until 10 o'clock Wednesday night on account of a washout above Yorkville It is runuing on schedule time agaiu. Kev. Chalmers Eraser and It. E. Wylie, Esq., will leave Monday morning for Bowling Green, York county, to attend the Fall meeting of Bethel Presbytery. / Mi. and Mrs. W. D. Gam-lo , returned yesterday from th?? Buffalo exposition They will spend a week or so here and then go onto Wildwood, Fla., Mr. Gamble's home. The new hearse of the Lancaster Mercantile Company is a thing of beauty, tint, we under..A 1 ll - kihiki, iney are soon to pet another that will knoek the shine off of the one they already hare. The one here now is the one bought to be uted at Kershaw. ++ Four pare bred Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. Apply to Rev ?J. M. Steadiuan. + b A pretty bad wreck occurred near Catawba Junction Wednes day on the G. C & N. Railroad. The track spread causing the enpine to be derailed and ten loaded freight cars of the Northbound through freight train to be dumped down the side of the embankment this side of the Junction. r/X> Rev. W. E. MeIIwain of PenHocola, F'a , is hero for a few days canvassing for the twentieth century fund which is being raised to be distributed among ihe Presbyterian colleges and seminaries. Rev. Mr. Mcllwain will preach in the Presbyterian church at this place tomorrow at 11 o'clock a. ni. Mr. J. S. Blaekmon has return, td from a visit to his sons in Texas. Of course he enjoyed his trip but there's no place like Lancas~ ter with him. One of his sons, Mr. Lewis L. Blaekmon, returned home with him. Mr. Ilaskell Sistare, who wont out to Texas about a year ago, also returned home with Mr. Blaekmon. Letters advertised for week ending Sept. 21, 1901: Mrs. Carrie L. Dunlap, Miss Ader Cnreton, Mr. Henry Edwards, Mr. Tand Peey, Mr. W. White, Mr. Frank Ferguson, Mr. Charley Jenes, Tom Davis, J. N. Dixon, Willie Flemmon (col.), Ernest Green, Water McClear. Belle Nance, P. M. Lancaster, S. C. <1 b u (A ^ t < <? > CASTOR IA ,.? Fw.In^mUluid^WWren,,.!,,, Tkt KM \ Dr. W. IT. Wakefield, of Charlotte, N. C\, will be at Cunningham Hotel it) Lancaster on Thursday, Oct. 3rd for one duy onlv. liiu practice is limited to Eye, Eur, Nose and Throat. 2w. The State Fair is beginning to be talked about The premium list is a large one. CJZJ Mr Frank Potts, * son of Mr. O. \V. Potts, of Pleasant Valley, will attend the South Carolina college in Columbia dn'ing the next session The college opens on the 25th. -Foit \i i 11 Times. -? Work was be^un on the new home of Mr. C W. .[ones this week. Before tearing down the old tesidence, Mr. .Jones had some photographs of it taken, and the editor of The Ledger was made the happy recipient of one of them. Many thanks, for in this old building ye editor lirst, saw the light of day, ami the picture will often recall the many happy days of his innocent boyhood. *+ fEd. Ballard, col., was convicted in Magistrate Caskev's court Wednesday for cmeltv to animals ?th'i offense being the heating of a cow which Mr. Blackmon had N?ni ny mm u> ms nomo. $r> or 30 day# on 1 he gang whs the sentence imposed.. The sentence was mads light as it was Ed's first offense. Policeman Pardne was the prosecutor. Now that the ire is broken in the matter of prosecutions for this offense some people had better learn to control their tempers when handling contrary animals. +?Laundry ! Host gloss or domestic finish, guaranteed by Charlotte Steam Laundry. .Leave your laundry with meat Bennett's gro eery. J. K. Blakeney, Agt. NOTICE ! The McManns bridge, will he let to the lowest bidder at the old bridge site on'Friday, the 4th of October, at 11 o'clock! Specifications made known on day of letting. We reserve the right to reject nu^ or all bids. W. Q. Caskey, E. T. King, County Supervisors. Items From ltock Hill Herald Capt. J. H. W. St8vens, of Kershaw, is spending a few days in the city with his family. Miss Robbie Miller, Who has been a visitor at the home of Mrs R. T. Hall in Oakland, returned to her home in Heath Springs II 1 - ? KLOUUiiy. Mrs. M. E. Pegnes, mother of Mr. J. B Sykes, or rived home Monday night from Savannah, Ga., whero she has been visiting for some tune. She was accom panied by her grand-daughter, .Marie Thompson. Mr. G. W. Adams lias secured the contract to erect an 8 room house for Mr. J. M. Hood in Lancaster, work on which will be commenced at an early date. I Misses Cora and .Julia Mobley have returned to the city. The ! former has been visiting relatives at Heath Springs and the latter relatives at Kelton, S. C. Mr. J. B. Ferguson, of Edgemoor, has rented the Central Hotel and will remove with his family to Hock Hill abeut Oct. 15tb. The hotel in to be remodeled. Mr. Ferguson a^d his family will receive a hearty welcome by our citizens. Mr. McKinley was a very ac tive and'enthusiastic member of the Mabonic fraternity. He had taken the Knight Templar degree since bis inauguration. The Masonic lodges of'this -State'were represented at the funeral by Mr. J. X. Barron of Columbia. ftfr . ..V, 1 \ The Sale of Malt Tonics. " ! A special from Columbia to tb6 News and Courier says that quite a number of letters have been received with reference to the sale i of "malt tonics." There seems to be t? great deal of misunder- i standing as to the recent orders: issued for the seizure of these malts. The State board of com missioners buve hud a great deal' to 8uy on thin mutter, hot the sev-' eral wholesaledrug stores through out the State seen) to he wot t ied that the seizures will he tuadu on a'l mult tonics now in their storks. Governor MeSweenev said today I * that the order for seizing those mult tonics was issued from the governor's office, and that malts were only to he rontiscuted when ! sold us an intoxicant; that is, when same was sold us u beverage for purposes other than medicinal.? Some of the drug houses who have I ** made Ihe inquiries seem te think thllt K?mn trfilililn will l>a ovu^ri. - - ~ ' I enced from the different views! | taken on this order. Some more exp icit wording may be made if ' the inquiry continues. TOSAVK IIKK CHILD j From Frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Ga'leger, of La , Grange, Ga., applied Butiklen's j Arnica Salve to great sores on | her head and face, and writes its 1 quick cure exceeded all her hopes. ; It works wonders in Sores, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, Cuts, Burns, Scalds and Piles. 25c Cure guaranteed by Crawfcrd < Bros., and J F. Macttey & Co. | NOTICE OFTlNAL DISCHARGE NOT I* K IS HEREBY g ven tbat on the 2A'li tl.'.v of >-e|iletii(m i* 1001, the undersigned, a. guanliaii of Mamie luess Tillman, will tt>e tier filial return ami sen lenient and make I aphlic'Uinn to the Prohaie 1 ourt for 1 fne Omnty of Lancaster, State of I Sout" 1 a roll 101. for a ft. a> discbarge aa hiicIi Kiiardia". M It** iNNIE R TILLMAN Dat^d 28. Aug 1901 Cure Cold In Head. Kermott's Chocolates laxative Ouiuine, easy to take and quick to cure cold in head and sore throat. WE STRIKE W 1 -Heath 1 Hi*. Heath 1D0I i rs never li sieged by sellers? pr re M e wen lie re to y our bt imposs 1 e to fin dollar most p< I | I j Look! Li 0 pieces of French Dimities, tv, now for 8 cents. | 60 Pieces of Pretty colored law cents. 150 Pieces yard wide Percales, now for Scents. One case, 10 cunts now for 5 cents.* led Seersucker, satin stripe 17 cents, 2 pieces of sil quality, now for 15 cents. Third Stock of Here we are supreme, no where and style linked with such store so thoroughly meritc* moderate prices. We hav 300 Ladi choice l#r 20 ce time. Bargains 1 . > , . : ?. WHAT A.TALF ITTKLM If that mirror ??f sours shows j a wretched, sallow complexion, a ' jaundiced look, moth patches and Id tches on the skin, it's liver trouble; out I)r. Kings New Life Pills regulate the liver, pnrtfv the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Onlv 25c at Crawford Bros , and J. F. Muckey & Co.'s drug store. Itch nn human cured in .HO minute bv Wool ford'* Hsntarv Lotion. This n-'V**r fniU. S<?ld l?y J F M.aekev A o .druirvU, l.aneatpr, H t' \ ?< r'w NOTICE ! To tliH Thx|>ay* r*,c?f I<<''flHsierc?ui)? tv: Tii? TirHnnnr' nffl.* win l>?? o|)-t? for the nolle Minn of tsXf* for tl e fiseal year 1SI0I o?> f*? - 15 It day of October and will clmo the 31st day of Dt??finb?T, IflOl. f Til k I.KVY IS AS Fttl.fjOW* H/a e. 5 nti'ls County, <*$ mjl'a Spst'ial (ft & 'Ml It) ? ml a ^inking Fond (Ii A ' 11 11) 1 odd Constitutional *m?Iioo| tr.x 3 mills Pota', 1 C. J mil s I/TAI, l.hVY t'ane t r'-rk, 4.1 n?ii s (?i Is 1 'rook f J mil's P ea?ant Hill, 3 in I's I.Of A I. I.KVY KOK FCHo >1. PtTP-SK-i LMnra-t^r 4 mills Jones X R ?ad?, 2 rni'ls Hea'lt Spilng*. 3 mills Oak hurst, 4 m i I's K-Tshaw, 4 mills T??TA Ij I,KVY BY I I8TIIICI 8. radian Laud, 1?A 11111 Ih Waxtiuw 10A ii.ills Cane ( r ek, 2\ mi In " 41 CJr- ?lv 1 foliool 25 mil s " " JoiieaXltn ds 23 iiiIHh Gills Crtek 21J in'Ms (lr?de<l Kclunl 25i{ nulls " 44 J?>'iet-X Koads 23i{ mills Mnfi>i?], 1 > A 11 11 Is Flat Creek 1($A miila " " Kershaw 2l'J mi>ls Pi asuul Hill Hit mi Ih Kershaw S2J mills 44 Oakhurst 32A ml'la 44 Hea'h Hprimt 22 A mills JoneeX Hnads 21A mills ( edar Creek 1 OA mi 's " JoneaXlloads IsA mills Reapee1 full v, W. C. CAUTI1EN, County Treasurer. 10. inoi HUE THE IBOI MR. HEA Inking < returns mnil our ought so 111 u<*Ik a i, by overstocked it to1* them with Mietit;, Bargains 1 d. 'I1 lie time to merful, and thai Lsten! fancy patterns, the 15 cents qualins the 7 cents quality, now for 4 new stripes, best 12.V cents quality 4.5 pieces, yard wide Madras worth 30 pieces of "Bates Best" Crink<i u,.II .,* o11 .t ! : . pi, m-ii iii >iv triiiii, mil iiii jiniH* if Ik finished Foulards, the 25 cents New Millinery. * else can you find so much quality low prices. Never before has our 1 its fame for Stylish Millinery and o it all our own way. ies' Leather Beli nts only., If yon ^ _ i * i /> mg ana Dountltu Banking , T*3 Notice to Persons Wh?> Have Wheat to be Ground. Some parties through prejudice have been reporting over the country that our mill does not give a full turnout. We wish to nay to the public that if they will bring us good dry wheat we will guarantee from 40 to 42 pounds of good flour to the bushel. lleath Springs Roller Mill. F( > 5 { A S 1 ? : ROAST OR STEAK, OR A GOOD DITiNER, "AT.T. "1ST J. .F. Addison & Co. Corner Main and Dunlap Streets. Prompt attention to all orders. WHY NOT TBUi lilliis Surf AKTKnn Vaii Ulnnt iilicit iuu nam EXTRACTS ? We have the fol lowing flavors: Strawberry, Pineapple, Peppermint, Lcmmmid, Vinillit. Orange, etc., and can sell it at a bargain in quantities of (! and 12 hollies or at S cents p( r singlo bottles, also small size at 5 cents. STOVE POLISH ?Can he sold for 2 boxes for 5 cents. SHOE TACKS?At 5 and 10 cents a pack. We are in business to sell goods, and will he glad to sell anything wo have in our store it a very small margin, and you can tind most anything that can he found in a fant y Grocery. So call on us, when you come to town whether it is to sell goods or to buy. We are in Ihe market for anything. S. \1. MATH IS & CO. The One Day Cold Cuio For cold in the head and sore throat use Ken tnott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine, the " Oni t)av Cold Cum." n is Mai I THIS SECOND & Mercai ^tOITS are flood is they do now I manufacturers wads of COM) Lliat two weeks ! "peud that doll: t is here and nov BMEMHHnnHMm' ~M 5 SENSATIONAL I The opportunity .came our \v { Hoy's and Children's ohi for six stores. Now is \ ty at 40 per rent, discnu , cheviot cloth, cheap at >5 ! all wool Scotch Cheviot I A nobby assort met of Men's NoWforGenu Bargains: The public have a pood reuse store <h?es near tin* Shoe larpe stocks,, none sell s< values in Ladies and Mit I ?v , Is,nor til from 50 i want to save m il. & Merc m 'i gantzon fo'ter, r. d. 1 (FFI> UP STAIRS IN I WASOKU BUIll'l-f. 1 I w All Culls Atton*JLc**l Niplit 1 and Duy. i I S N I llonv rs? 1 An eiidoMcil ten- w?i?cn. j liti>liiui?j+? i*11 i I !- | ci'lx ttO colli m ' 11 n 'v r?11 \ trained Ioti(.'In*i s. 4*JV iiiU-nt* tr??m 5i0 Sta'rs. Stniidnt d of >rh ?)*f -?hi|? ('(ill'iI 1" the l?? ~t ? ' lli'jjes } titvn. A. H anil A V. cihh>pk. Uml* (M o biiiltlin^s Vine H|)|ioiiilimmtK j in Lilirurv, Latmrntories, (i\n?na l8iuni, Society Hulls. l.'onstM ra J tor\ of Music. ('ampiis r?6 acres. I influences and refining. 1 Liinit? <1 number of 8chf>l.?r>bij*. Next MaK?-ii>n Genius Sept I 001 i \\ rite for ciihilojrue to Bcnj-imin Wilson, Pres., Spartanburg, S. C. j Aug. 20. til% ?? . ii i f ir i i \m in?? ?i? i m fiw??? r\ /*"\ IV 19 l i" tobacco spit TJkJV^I i ?nd SM okE ? ~ 11 Your Ufeowayt You run t* rnrnl of in? form ol t<>b; c iM-tir easily, 1? mailc well, UroiiR, maon-fi,. 'nMol Mew lift and viy .r I y taking NO-TO-IXAO, mat makes weak then stroiiK. Matty znln ! ten pounds in ten day*. Over B O O r O OO cured. AHdrtiKK' is. Cure Ruaramted ik-jfc. lei ami advice WRi;|.; Address S'llXLIKll KKMKDV CO., C liicaRO or New York. CJ7 CANDY CATHAOT'C . ^ ?u. i) >. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold m bull( Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as ^ood." ONLY SI.50. AND GHA' 3C?Tablets, ^e?d otones, Etc Children's $ 1,SO, und upwards Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and upwards. Rutland, Italian Mtrble. ) ' A.J. ^cNincft. The Oie Day Coid Curo. For colds and sore throat use Kermott s Cltocxv ' latnc 1 o votico fltiitti no Wactlu tnlron fi. ranri? udquicth' r re. TRIP NORTH stTILE CO.il with Bargains. VI e were beimloading at ssiy CASH and qave ?<;,? we believed ar is when that v. CP , BARGAINS, !l v tii I ;m 1 iniw.il ... t | ..... x .... n..|"'in i I KM' f'J >tliin^. We lutiijjli, it all, i r111jijtf 11 four chance if you want lit atnl nt. 1 Oi> Hoy's Knee Suits, ?ood 1.25. yours for <>a cents. 7.">. hoy's Suits, wortli S-.- *? our priee is >{.h() Shirtwaists. see them, ?u buy. r>e Shoe Are you Ready? >n for olivine their shoes her* . No business we ilo, none have such ? client). Mi'. Health pickvsi tp rare *ses Slippers. to"_75 cent , oney, now is jour miE Go.'t