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Local Manors Cotton brought 7$ cents on this market yesterday. FOR RENT! A 5-room cottage. Apply at this office. 3ti. *-> D:spen*ary prefits last week: Lancaster $137.45; Kershaw $95 89, Mrs. Grace Hilton of Taxahaw, is vnondiair >! ?? ?im? 1 - , ^ vr.M.v vuiav TTliU IJ VI daughter, Mrs J A Cook. wr.' Married, at the Parsonage, Fort Mill, S. C., by Rev. R. A. Yongue, on the moratng of Nor. 3d; Miss Bright Blvtlae, of Wiixhaw, N.C., to Mr. Jeani* B. Clyburu, of Rock Hill, S. C. FOR SALE ! A car load of flooring and coiling at popular prices. W. S. Langley. For a fine box of candy, any size package, goto J. B Mackurell. <XK> Try some home-raised buckwheat and honey at Mackorell's. Mrs. R. E. Hough of EwelU, N. C., is here on a viait to her sinter, Miss Mary Roddey. C/7S <v? To Rent! or lease for a term of years t The Duolap plantation at Gooch's ferry?5 horse farm open on place. Good dwel'ing, outhouses, etc. Address, W. T. Vanlaodingham, Agt., Dry Creek, 8. C. The McCardell school wants a teacher. The scheol must be opened by the first Monday in ' December. <Applv to A. H. Carter, Dry Creek, S. C. The rank of Knight was conferred on Mr. J. II. Stewart and the rank of Page on Mr. W. H. Reed Monday night by the Lan- | caster Lodge K. of P. MS i ! Married, at this place, Sunday night, by Rev. U. R. Carnes, Mr. Robert Orr and Mrs. Mary Sowell, widow of the late Gillam Sowell. It was reported here Saturday lhat the circus folks hud thrown a fellow from their tinin near Ker- ! shuw and killed him. There was uo truth in the report. w. A tbief entered the Porter boarding house Monday night and help- , ed himself abundantly froui the, flour barrel. Mr. F. P. Giles ef Leslie, in York county, bus bought part of the Stevens' Sinclair place, and will move over to it.by January. Magistrate Jobs King of Cedar Creek townrhip turned over to the County Treasurer Monday, $51.45, tines and costs collected in his court for the quarter ending Oct 31, 1901. This more than doubly pays his and his onstable's salaries for the quarter. While plowing in the Rum Creak section the day last week, Mr. Charley King plowed up a hatch of 28 Adder snakes all large enough to bite a fellow. Fer a while he had a regular snake killing time. Not a single one escaped. Deck Bartield bad one of his feet badly mashed last Saturday afterneon near Mr. Geo. Baker's while ossistiog in moving a boiler. The boiler was on a wanon and be was holding it on by a rope when the wagon ran over a stuuip and jerked him nnder one of the wheels. Married, on Sunday last, bv j Mr. R. H Sapp. Notary PiVilio, Mr. D. Brown Plvler an<t Misv Julia Trivit, all of this county. j Died, on Sundaj last, an infani child of Mr and Mrs. Aitio* Mungo, of the Fork Hill uection. "V? Auditor Cook went to Kershaw yesterday to attend the funeral of his relative, Mr. A. V. McManus. <XK> See advertisement of land to he sold bv the Sheriff on the first M nnday. Also of a tract to be sold by the Clerk of Court. The Lancaster Chapter D. C., at a call meeting, Nov. 4th unanimously decided that a tine of 25c would be i-upesed on every member absent fiom regular meetings, unless a i<i*r c?u?c should be ehown for failure 1o attend Regular monthly mealing Nov8th at Court hou*? at 4 p. iu. +*Prof. E. C. Crox'.on, of Henth Springs, S C., tikm l>?en elected by the trustees of th* Monroe Graded School, to tukc Prof. R C. Barrett's place, who haw asked for a leave of absence on account of failing health. Prof. Croxton taught in Marshville Academy for sometime and is a well qualified, popular teacher. ? Monroe Enquirer. , The Carmel Hill Academy will resume work the 11th inst. The patrons are hereby notified and ? * earnestly requested to have the pupils meet the teacher, Mr. M. I. Green, at the e.hool room en Monday morning at 9 o'clock. They will please bring all ctf their old hooks as the teacher wishes to exchange them on that day for the new ones recently adopted and demanded to he in use. 47* The town council has contract d with Perry Andrews & Bro , the company that has bored one well at the cotton mill and hus about finished another, to siak an artesian well for tha town. The well w:ll probably be located on the town lot near the court-house, though that has not heon definitely decided upon. Some of the council are in favor of buying a lot near the depot and sinking the well on it aod putting the etandpipe on the lot adjacent to the court-house. ejk> Joe Brown, colored, presented aa order for $2 on Mr. J. M. Heod signed VV. J. Culo, manager of the Hoed farm, at the L. M. Go's stables on Saturday last. Mr. Jordan saw Ht once the writ ing was not Mr. Gulp's and began questioning the negro pretty closely when he brokn and ran. Mr. J., pursued And captured him near the graded school, bnaedncr - - r??r% him back and turning him over to the Magistrate. He was commit ted to jail to await trial at the next term of court for forgery. Joe has been to the penitentiary before. 44 C. C. C.M on Every Tablet Every tablet of Cagcarets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. Look for it and accept no other. Beware of fraud. All druggists, ioc.* |5gT" Pay your subscription to The Ledger, please. NOTICE. Having closed our business run by Elliott A Crawford, all parties indebted to them will had their notes and accounts at our office. We have moved all their buggies, wagons, etc., to our stables. Remember the celebrated Columbia Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This business is now closed up and all parties indebted to them mn?? ettle, us we cannot carry them . Lancaster Mercantile C tropin y. Oe?th ot Mr A V MeManu* Mr Ammi V. McMaotis, of Kershaw, die*! at 1 o'clock vesteri lernini; after an il ness of about six w#pk?, of fever H? wu a ?on of Mr. W. A. McManus of Paxahaw end vai about 28 years old. H? leave* a widow and two children surviving him. He wa* a member of the Baptist church and was a mnn who wan esteemed and liked by all who knew him. Hi* remains were interred yesterday afternoon with maHonic honor*, ii* beinjr a member of the Masonic Lodjre at Korshaw. Re carried a policy of insurance on his life ef $1,000, in the Home Life of New York, fer the benefit of his family. -- ?n i.i a- . fr**n Mrs .) J. Blackmon went to Kerahaw yesterday to attend the marriage of her brother, Mr. u;nu?. X4:?- C 1 immiil, iw iUISB AHIlllIllf} Hasseltine, which happy erent came off last night. Sl'KKAl>S IJKK Wll.D FIRM When things are "the best" they become "the best selliug." Ahrahuni Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O , writes: "Eleo trict Bitters are the best selling hitters I have handled in 20 years " You know why? Most diseases begins in disorder of disorders of Stomach, liver, kidney, bowels, blood and nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bow els, purifies tho blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life j and vigor into any weak, sickly, ! rundown man or woman. Price ! 50 cents. ! Sold by Crawford Bros and J. F. Mackey & Co, druggist. Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char lette, N. C., will be in Lancaster at Cunningham Hotel on Tbursi day Nov. 21st for one day only. His pr ctice i? limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat. rn^riiMifiiriiwrKBTTBHi imiiinmii -Heath J I j Our Millinery sue* reded in gl\ exceeded aii}\v many other stor that thev cannot els, except by ou jis as matchless s t SMASHING AU We have all the kinds of larger Stock or name a Lowei Queen of black goods in satii Venetian Cloth, all wool Melt NOT ENOUGH 1 iu,uuu yarts of 10 cents ducfc You ncThinkin Now take our advi.e, .fine advance, au<i cau sell you all s Jackets, Furs and Skirts. O A $12 000 STOI mmmmmmmmmmmmmrn wmmmmmmmmmmmm We still handle Stiouse & Broa' C have no competition iu this lit.e. J dies1 Shoes have no equal. The W A FEW SPECIAL lined Undershirts worth 25 cents, 3 room for later arrivals, 20 per cent brought to Lancaster. We want all your COTT market, but you don't know wbat t -Heath 1 Charged With Murder Sheriff Hunter arretted Will Allen, col., night fireainn at the factory last Saturday on a warrant from Union county, N. C., charg ing Allen with having murdered Charley Hatty, another negro, in that county. It seems that Allen 'shot Hasty in the leg September j a year ago and that Haoty died ; within a year frort? the time. 1 Sheriff Horn, of Monroe, came ' down Monday and carried Allen hack with him. NOTICE! : To the Ti xpny* rnjnf r^ncHHtercmin- 1 fv: 'Plie Tieasurer'* will be o|>.-n for the rolle*tion of taxes for t?>? fiscal year 15)01 on fl?e 15 h ?ltty of Oeober. and will close the 31st day of December, 15)01. til k i.kvy 18 as follow.* Sfa'e, 6 nol'ls County, 4} mills Special ('.A OR R) s mills Sinking F.iml (I, & C R R) 1 mill! , Constitutional school tax 3 mills' Tola', 10} mills I local lkvy. Cane Creek, 4} mills (li Is ''reek. 5} mills i P ea*?aiit Hill, 3 mills i.ocai, l.kvy for school pufposks. IjHiieaeter. 4 mills Jones X Roads, '2 mills Hea'li Minings, 3 mills Oakhurst, 4 mills K-rshaw, 4 mills ToTA i. i.kvy by IISTRIC?8. Indian l.ainl. 155} nulls i Wax) aw 16} mills Cane Cr ek, '21 mi Is ' Urtded scliool 25 mil's " * J ones X Ko.-ds. 23 mills Gill* Crrck 21? mill* " ' ftrxded school 28} mills " " JovesX Roads 23} mil's Itofurd, 10} ii.ills Flat I'reek 16} mills | " " Kershaw 20} mills { Pi asant Hill 19} ini Is Keishaw 23} mills " Oakhurst 23} ml'ls j " Heath Hprina 22} mills ' JonesX Roads 21} mills J Cedar Creek 16} mils' " JoneeX Roads 18} mills > Respetv fully, , W. C. CAUTHEN, County Treasurer. .^opt 16, 1901 Banking Opening; nasa i rhtg this up count here. Its a triui es, a greater triui be distinguished iK* / oin 4> rS I* JL K is our prices. C< , FORMER ORES Dress Goods and Silks that all the t ' Price. Fine Dress Goods, tine S i finish. Twilled, Plain and Fignret on cloth for Skirts, no lining needed 0 GO ROUND. :s remnants going at 5 cents. 5,000 g of Buying Don 1 buy right now and right here. Fo orU of cotton goods for less thau ma nr nniniiA rtiur?lo*? mill ? f?ty iniiiy lun^ueil CK OF GLOTHINI lothing, the best tilting and best wen [n Ladies' tine Shows, we sat the stnn f. L. Douglas' Shoe for man, and fo BARGAINS, HUh rour? for 10 cents. Our immense at > under market prices. Our tremend ON. Don't sell until you see us. he top is before yeo try the market. Banking & ORK A I T. IJ R OV A.\ | ITOW ?*K??r tw \ TUTU i| frtlfM ty In (Mire Fczem- in ill- ("I n ??l iu> hand* tftil*)," ?ru(? K<iror H. N. Lenter, e?f Svracote, Kan., "thee I ?v?i*. uh"ll> _ ! > Biicklan'n ArntcRR'vp." the wm Id's ?>vm t.?i Krupi iot>j?, Son# end nil ?k n <li*eii?r>? ()ul\ '25c *t Crawford Br#** and J. F. Vackey & co'h. BdnoataTonr Dowel* With C uses ret*. ^Candy Cathartic, cure conatipnHon forever. . ?<i v. u. v. i~>i, anifKUU r?(und monsi. ' ^<niM?nnHMaaMaaHB Fo r B r i t. k fas te\ Nioi> For Dmn? ? A Kon^t, or n n y ^ .yon Want <t. The Best Meat Served by n tiratvla??H man, who will take pleasure in giving yuu jm?t what yomwant. You will got just the same treatment when you send as if you wore right hero to see for yourself. Everything guaranteed. J. F. Addison & Co. * ii JU i ttWWIllWl *C*\h\9P\m IMKBBBMmagBMMI WHY NOT TRY THE: When Yon Want ( EXTRACTS?We have the fol lowing flavors: Strawberry, Pine- \ apple, Peppermint, Lemmond, t Vinilla, Orange, etc., and can soil it at a bargain in quantities of G and 12 bottles or at 8 cents per single bottles, also small size nt 5 cents. STOVE POLISH?Can be sold for 2 boxes for 5 cents. SHOE TACKS?At 5 and 10 , cents a puck. We nre in business to sell goods, , and will be glad to sell anything we have in our store U a very small margia, and you can tind most anything that can be found in a fane y Grocery. So call on ur, when you come to town whether it is to sell goods or to buy. We are in the market for anything. S. M. MATH IS & CO. i Merc an Magnificent succ ry a millinery ? to pit to surpass 1 mpli to produce 'rom the iinpi ov 'he completeness ume ana see. S GOODS RICO! asteful ladies want now. Few i lilks nevei cost so little. See hov I goods at $1.10, worth $1 50 a yar Knglish Cheviots, French Surah St COME Ollici yards of woo) dress Plaids at 20 ei nasties rtunately jve placed our orders with rketcost. Great excitement cenl ze you. You can't get away from i 8 J This stock is bristling _ Jl 50 cents worth $1.00. Me ring clothing on earth. Our Shoe dard for style, quality and price, r school children the Godman Shoe, IDREDS MORE H r>ck of IVfen's Hats and furnishing g Ions Hardware, Grocery and Furnit Other Buyers may tell you that i MERCAN' i CAh'TZON FO'TBS, H. D. HI 0/ :fAW&IN t*J- <-H tfUitiilfci. 1ST All (alia Attended NigU and Day. 1 "' " I ?? nil ?M? Converse Coll? \ || t-Mtli'MHll < < 1I lffr.. if.i- * Buildings )*? ?! | r i'cri v $250.<tfo. 30 coilejjje nil.I uni er*itv traiiwdl teachers. 427 students froai 2# Slates. Standard of Scheie whip equal to the best colleges f?r men. A. It hikI A At. coui>ea. Modern buildings. Fine appointmcnt* in L:!ir?ir\, Litbut atorins, (i> numsii'.m, Society Halls. Conseivalory of Music. Campus 55 acre*. Influences relig:ous and refining. Limited nuiulter of Rcholarshi(>a. Next session begins Sept 25,1001 W'rite for catalogue to Benjamin Wilson, Bras., Spartanburg, S. C. Aug. '20. td. r\ /"N IV IJ TOBACCO SPIT UUIN I ^ ^MO KB ^ ~ Your Life away t Vou can 1* cured of any form of tobacco nalwg racily, be made well. Mronf, lungncjic, full<2 new life and vigor by taking M0.T9.AtPr nat makes weak men strong. Many ratia ten pounds in teu dava. Over B09.O(f9 [ ured. All " - lei and advice"wRKI{.^ "AiTd rem STKILUS6 RKMKDY CO., Chicago or New York. 5S> jcnuinc stamped C. C. C. Never s*M In buA( Beware of the deakr who tries to sell "something just as good." w . ? & Sold Out Ml the $1 50 Sets, havo vome yi 00, $2 50 Mild $3.00 ones l?ft. lioud Stones, Tablets f*n-* Vionu incuts from Vermont. Georgia and Italy Quarries Call or write. Prices will please you. K J, flinch, LANCASTER, S C. The O ie Day Cose! Cure Per colda and sore throat uae KormMii lltn Laxative Qnioine. Kaailv 'akea ai *?i( nnlrVIr r r fineinuummm? TILE CO.ers. We have department not lie efforts ot so hats so artistic e<l French mod* of out* millinci'v a. HPS. stores in the State can show u 9 you can be Hinted. The d. Pluck and colored French Serpen in new sh-des. This i* U ents bargains now 10 cents. the manufacturers before the ters about our line of Ladies' it nnr nrionc o???. oa !<? ?? with Bargain*). Chilli's Suit at n's Suits at $1 00 worth $3 tK>. business needs no mention. w? The celebrated Drew Sol by Lot have no second. ICDC | 150 dozen 'lM. I"!'"1 ji Indie* heavy fleei. nods wo will sell now, to malt lire stocks are the largest evet jy:: they will give you the top of the TITT TH P /N I ILL UJ.