The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, November 13, 1901, Image 2
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T:! President Now i;
fakes Side of Cnpid'
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D . nn?s if? Comminnion W. P. .1
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A Itn kon Kn^Htfement. <
H ' itimre Sun. I
Yashiii^ton, N??t. S. ? Pre-1- '
?1?? : KoOM'VTlt l?HR decided that .1 I (
u tth?? jilt* a ^iil i? not entitled 1
ti ppointment in the iirmv and '
Mich conduct Improperly
tt i nied co>11 ui \ to the hot in- ,
t 11 at of mm vice, lie It*"4, tbere-i?
fi i refused to appoint former ' t
< t William P. Crawford, of '
C > .-ttu\ S. u h?mn<i lieuten-i'
a- in the n^iilnr nrmv ?nd there- j
l? -nti.-li.'h i ho li i r I * h friend-, who
h m) mania a determined fiszht
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H; in.tt the man receiving a com y
mission. >
there i? notlung against yetinc 1
( i -i wford on tile sut* t he fact t li , i 1
lie refused to marry the young
woman t-? whom lie waa engaged '
and there would have been no '
olt-iacUto his appointment had
iii't tiie youn<: woman permittee) '
her relative* to pmteut against hi* 1
aelectiwe. 1'he ease has canned 1
(*( 111 M iderahle Ktir at tbe war depai t- '
mi nt, where it was triven seriotti- 1
attention hv the official* and finalh I
sent to the White llouee for th? 1
president'*, action.
Crawford served during the war i
with Spain at a'captain ef mlun- 1
tenia and had u creditable record
and was tinted for appointment
last summer as second lieutenant i
wf infantry along with hundredsI
?f other young officers serving in I
tha Philippine*. Ha hecarna an?jagad
to Mi*s Kehecea Douglass,
of Cinidtn, S. (I Th? wedding
dnv named, tha carde wera
issued and pra?aiits hegan t !>
rccairad. It was said that Crawford,
irho whs the publisher of a
small aawspapar in his taws, told
hi* friaads that unle^a lis was appointed
ha cauld nat marry.
Ills influaace in TVashingtan
weauiad to insure his salection
and all plans war* therefor# completed
for the event. Suddenlv ,
Crawford changed his asind and
told the mother of the yeuao no-1,
man that lm would nat niarrr her ,
daughter, and it is charged that ,
ha gare no acceptable raasoa. ,
What liar it counts for anything \
remains ta be eaea; hut it is an t
1 I nt I M * I 1 t A< I fool I ll.ll oo.i* ? *" !
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I)us represented tbi* State ini<
Washington during ths present \
geeeration, baa done so much
work for south Carolina an Senator
HcLuiirin. It has been the
r lie with representatives in ;
Washington to devote most of
their Iuno to looking after their'
fences and making more certain I
re election. This is a subject that |
has never seemed to give Senator j
McLaurie tiio elighest concern. [
On the contrary, he has been disposed
to devote all of his elTor*s
to the advancement of the welfare
of his State, learieg ttie matter of
his re election ent'rely to the
judgement of his constituents.? j
Yorkvillc Kmjuirer. j
THAT Til KOIHII \<? IIKAlJ J
ACII
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WOuld quickly leave you, if|<
used Dr. King,s Now Life Pills. r
Thousands of Sufferers have pro- |
ved their matchless merit for Sick f
and Ne- vous Headaches. They t
make pure hlood and build up
your health. Only *25 cents.
Money back if not cured, Sold by
(Tawford Bro and .1. F. Mackey
Si Co Druggests. '
FMitiful H6U11 Wedding.
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Mhi ria^r? i?t Mi. >? E 'linn >n and j
Mia* Emu.if i >r >.
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*? Pacini to I li? St *.<?.
Kt*r?hnw. \"v 7. -Th? hotna
?f Mr. \V. v*>m Mi?,
can? of h l.?pp\ i?sthfrinu *i i ?- ;
vited ync?'8 l'iirs?i?v night; ti
?cct;?i<>n ,4?itiv tb<% matt fi_-? oT hi?
lovaly daughter, Mut Einoii*
Octavo, to Mr Sidn?v E II in<on,
lioiti of this |> *< *. Pur homa
wits l??nut itollv uecor-i' s*d with
potted plant*. palm*, 1>rn? ami
vine* gi ttcafnlly ?*>ii.?tnad and
leaped everywhere around die
oom mini tt provided tnw u.|.pearanc*
of u ? fn'trv'n powfr."
Itnmodinteh in iron, of th? firalUce
WHM a Ini _t' and haailtifnl
ircb ?>f whit* and \r|U.w obrrs
inthoaium". On each ^ide ? t'
ha arch were tiud inn m-.ii* l>?ws
f whim *n;in ?i ?>?.>?. Phe-e
lecoration.s were I h? wor \ of M -s.
I. A. Mcl'atkiil and \lrx. ,1 J.
Blackmcn, ?i?lera of the ?r?-om.
At. S o'clock tlo re was a IiukS,
ind an air of *xpedaiim prrvadrd
ha whnla us*emhl\, is th* *w?et
trains of Mend< L?ohn'i wedding
narch hagmi r?r* akiilhidv
ndared hy Mr*. S. W Heath.
Pke bridal coupU wcit prncdcd
l?v two aweet and demure little
lower girls ?Lena Drattin and
Blaka Hinson, who marched in
ml up to the arch, each one seizin';
a ribtiou mid lurching back
Lo the parlor door where they
Look their stand, the ribbees thus
forming an isle for the bride and
?r?om to pass up. Immediatelv
after the flower girls, came thw
handsome and stately bride and
greom, who matched up the aisle
and took their stand under the
arc of cbt ysanthemuiB* in front
of the officiating minister, Rev.
.Joseph T. Detuly, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, who performed
tin* ceremony that made
them husband and wife.
The bride was tastefully arrayed
in a gown of white organdie, over
silk, and carried a beautiful
borjuet ef carnations and muidenhair
ferns. The groom, as is
usual, was faultlessly attired.
Delightful refreshments were
served in the parlors. The numerous
gifts of china, silver, cutglass,
etc., attested the wide populat
itv of the bride and groom.
"Miss Kmruie" is one ef Kerbliaw's
most popular \outi<? ladies.
Her unaffected manners, beautiful
Mid unselfish disposition have been
.'harms that cast a spell over
po'ing and eld. The groom is a
y.uieg man of sterling worth, and
lohls a respeasible position with
,'ie Heath Ranking and Mercan:ile
company. The many friends <
if Mr. and Mrs. Iltnson will lie
;lad to know that they will make
heir home in Kershaw.
J. R. D.v ?
K<larate Yonr Bowels With Csecsrets. 1
Onndy Carlinrtlc, cure conniipsnloti forever.
ICi. 25c. If C. C. C. 1?* 1. druggists refund monav. I
mil
All persons are hereby notified,
ind prohibited from entering up- '
>n, hunting and fishing upon, 1
jutting and hauling wood or timber
from, or committing any j
)ther trespass upon the following
lescribed tract of land, to wit:
All that tract of land in Gills '
'reek Township, County of Lnn- i
aster and State of South Caroli- <
inn, containing lop aces, more (
ir less, and bounded by lands, 1
low or formerly, of Mrs. Thomas
McCorkle, li. K. Wylie, T. Y. 1
Williams, the Sims lands and '
>thers? the same being the tract <
>f land on which (Jus Armstrong |
low resides. The provisions of ,
aw will be strictly enforced *
igainst any person disregarding '
his notice. I
J. M. Heath,
Leroy Spring, I
Lancaster Mercantile Co. ]
Owners. I
Oct. 28th, 1001
Quarter of a Million
For Spanish War Yets,
Vtv. B?v?t fCrnii* i? Snrn of Qet^
ting the $100 Bounty for
Rerh soldier
I'o the ns?tiii>?r* of ths South
Carolina Volunteer Infantry,
HUpnno-American war, there waa
?n announcement in The Stats of j
Sunday which in gratifying news. ,
That atatement declares that each
men her of that organization who
was hnn?r*h y discharged is bntit
!? ( 1 to' $100 bounty.
Phis day three years ago ths
First regiment wna mustered ?ut
of service And it is a nice birthdo*
present ? this promise ef a
bounty of $100 for oh mnn
Tin* members of thehoavv h?tt?rv
will alt?<> bp delighted ?t the prospect
Tim Second regiment will,
perbsps, be in even better lock,
for the bounty f?r soldiers goieg
ntside ef American territory is
aid to be $100 each
ilr. VT. Hoy (I K??ins, who has
been watchieg the pi ogress of
such claims tiled r other States,
announced yesterday that "he
finds thAt in sdditien t ? all claims
already all >wed he can now collect
a h nintr of $100 for eaoh
and stsi'v soldier <f the First and
S* ond regiments and the Heavy
L.it ?l ' >" "
ikht\ mm miiwr -rwuiera irom
tin* State whe got an konorahl*
discharge frore the, governmeat.''
Mr Evans haajuvt returned frem
a trip to ('harleeten. wh?r? he live
seen in consultation with Uapt.
Joh* (r. Capers, United State*
district attorney, wko is now on
his way to \Vu*hingten and will
aid Mr. Evans in getting the
claims into proper shape.
It seems that there is an old
ikbount" law" passed by the
federal government during or incident
to the War Hetween the
States. Tint law has never been
repealed and one *f its provisions
allow- each volunteer for service
in this country a bouetv ef $10(?,
and an additional bounty of $(><)
f(?r volunteers sent to foreign territory
in timeef war.
An at ney froei Brook I \ n,
N Y, took this statute into the
federal court of claims and secured
a decree that it ie still of effect.
Mr. Knox, the attorney general
of (he United States, took an appeal
te the United Stages supreme
court, and that court ha* also
paeeed faverably upon the old
law.
At the instance of Capt Capers,
Mr. Evans wrote to eftictals in
\Tushingtoa to know how to get
the claims into the shape of warrants
on the United States treasury,
and else to know if any exlet
i n (f af at nf as ft f aaaeiinf ? * ?
different. figure. He will be ready
in >* few days to announce the
mat hod of procedure.
Should all things "pan out" as
expected, this Stata may receive a
rpiartar of a tuillian dollars through
lha haunty thus paid its eitizan
soldier*. The records show that
in all 1,440 man and officers ware
enrolled in tha First regiment;
1,198 in the Second regiment and
105 in tha heavy battery, making
n total af 2,801.
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II af these were not given
honorsl>le discharges. Soma are
dead, some deserted, soma ware j
>ent to prison for infractions of i
civil and military law. Of those '
nrhe ware honorably discharged,
many will never be found to gat
their bounty, but if there is no
iiitck in tha proceedings a great
many will be made better off financially,
though none will aver again
lie as rich a son that day three
years ago whan they were given
their final discharges?and their
pay averaging $75 te the man.
Those hoys were rich then ! Some
have since accumulated a competence,
hut they will never again
he as rich?and aa free?as on
'mustar out" day. ,
We Are Gaining Public I
<< WILLIAMS-HU
One month ago we threw <
tion one of the Newest and
of DRY GOODS, SHOES
TIONS and FANCY GROC
ed in Lancaster.
I 1Y ~r i a i ' a i "
< \> e Know max we wouia <
of the Cash Trade, but did
'the "Lion's" share all at oik
wo will strive to win by cor
ONE PRICK TO ALL and
We Sound the Note READ
are in Order.
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Every department now in
each you will find VALl
MAKE YOU BUY. But \
not YOU ABE WELCOI
brimful and overflowing wit
ties in Dress goods, Silks a
v a jt~**4 ^ .
jacKet-s uapes, lite.
Everything Bright, New and Clean. No old, shoddy, outTo
see our crowded stores
would think we were in busi
of dO days,?we can hardly
Nothing can stop us. A
vors is all we ask. Our cxp
high salaried "Bosses" pe
us?We are ALL WORKE
llespe
WILLIAMS^
October 14, 1001,
Killed Ilis Sweetheart. fho One Day Cold <
For cold in lhe head und sore tl
mott's Chocolates laxative Quini
, rr) .. Oav Cold Ci?* *.'
Ehzabethtown, lenn , Nov.
1 L.-Frank Kidwell, aged 2d, to- M , ,milu?
day aliot and hilled his swscheart,
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Ada Thompson,aged 1H, and than nnnmnrvn n
committed suicide. SH Hi R IP H A i>
The cause of tho tragedy is said U11LJ1 III 1 U U
. , ,, , , - 8TAI EOF sou in C A
to l,e tl,. rcfu.at of the girl ? COUNTY ?K*I.ANCi
father to allew Kidwell to visit Court of Common P
his daughter and her declinntion Robert 8. Floyd, Plaintiff,
to murry him. against
... 'A. E. Hilton, Defendant.
Both are members of prominent ,?T. ~,m ? w .
1 , DUR^UANT to an Ordei
families. I 1 the above entitled caw
I Judge Eri est (l*ry, Oel
"* . Wj|| ttl public auct
highest ,Md?ier at Cane
mmwz mr
UlJUliil 1 U UilUU, All I hat piece parcel and
STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCAHTBU, on Richland slreet of naht
In Court Condition Ploas. hundred and elRnty feet *r
, ... ?n d'?uth by aald Richi
Klixt J. Wylie, Plaintiffs Ka*t by an unnamed ??tree
against and* of m inor Hbton; Wi
RufusC. Ciokett. Nannie L William*, ot ' A- Hilton, the name
etal., Defendant*. P':?ce where the Defend*
pURHUANT to nn order of court in S",1p"_ f . . r
1 the above case. siloed by Judge Tenna .* Mle
Ernest Gary, Ot 22, 1001 I will -ell 'H> Ior 1 P ,ohv p hit
at public auction within the ega', 1 ' "j
hours of sale at Lancaster court*house, j Hnrrv Foster
?" tha__ _ . , Pin'* Atty.
PI ret Monday In December Next
All those tract* of land nilua:e in the '
county of UancaHterand .state of South
Carolina, described a* follows in a Hf Tpni/'O Ol
mortgage of same l?y U. E. Crockett I ,1 H K K ,\ \ I
and I) M. Crockett on December 211th, ULJULliV. U Ul
ISM)?the one tract containing cTiWni'flDlTTu
V.?2 Acre*, More or /,?*?, 1 ^ rtl
bounded on the North oy land* ?.f H. COUNTY OI< LANCA
K. Miller, formerly owned by Win Court of Common I1
.Stevens; on the East by lands former w n ,, k t . p. .
ly owned by D E l Dunlap, but now Wm' U* ^ooK.?ta'-. ' lntt
4k.?.W4<| U.. Yf M - - AOitVun
u?v iicii wjr iti. in* i?ui? nun nnmii; oil
!l?e Houth l?y landu ofTurtellne Draf Henry D. Wolfe, etui , De.
fin, formerly owned by D Ell Crock plJK!<UANT toar, 0rtK;I
?u? ,HU* ?" tbe Wr\ ? 1H,? J* ae. L the above enti< led ease
1 . <J. Uaakey rnd Jo ... 8istare; and J(1 Krne,t G ()ct
the Oliver tract containing will sell a. Lancaster cour
OO Acre*, more or l^e**, tjie
bounded on the North by lands of Firttf Monday In Derfem
Robert C. Crockett; on the lOaat by Ath , , narrel or tr
lands of B. F.Miller above designated; *J'tha.'ft!?*' 5 Ih uate ii
on the South by land* of James P. C. fhl * nf? JJ
I'askey and John rtistare. and on the H{^ of Houth Cai
West b/ Robert Thompson, formerly 1"^.? *ute
Witherspoon land "?
Terms of sale?CASH purchaser A A A *4 Acre*, More
to pav for papers 'I he purchaser or being that portion offhe Ji
purchasers of said lands or any part #Htate landa, which is now
the reof must comply with the terms aennion of John J. Wolfe, a
of aale within one hour from the tuna tts follows, to * it: On th<
of hiH or her bid and In default of com* lands oi J. B. Brown and
nliuit.to fltn uoiil rtrom(oou an l?!sl #?ll'
V .vT .V. "? "? and t-outh by the Mtate lin
are to be forthwith resold at his or her Richardson, and West by
risk. ,a| |
JOHN P. HUNTER, ,and' w. a u POK
Sheriff L. C. (j q j
R, K. Wylle, (Jreen A Hines,
Plaintiffs Atty. PlfTs Attya.
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'"aver With a Rush !
GHES CO.
open to public inspecBest
Selected Stocks
>, CLOTHING, NOTR1ES
ever disnlav
command a fair share
n't dream of getting
?e. Your confidence
istant fair treatment,
that THE LOWEST.
Y And BARGAINS
perfect shape and in
JES THAT WILL
whether you BUY or
HE. Our Stores are
h the Newest Novelmd
Velvets, Notions,
of-80ft?on, second hand t ruck have room here.
; and busy clerks you
in ess 10 years instead
realize it ourselves.
fair field and no fa ensbs
are small?No
ranibulatiim around
RS.
et hilly,
tUGHES CO
BARGAINS IN
BUGBI|S
ALE. I AND
WAGONS
'leas. - ??? ?
j We are how selling for $55.
BUGGIES that we have been sell...
. . ing at $6(1; and Buggies heretor
of Court In ' p""
. signed by fore sold at $55. we are now seltL
'22. 15)01. [ . . j.ro ^ ,
Ion to the ing *,)0- **? come and get .>?"
aster coart fl nice, new BUGGY while they
ifter, UPOl ure CHEAP.
lot of land Wc are selling the Nisscn round
iwuofKery.
front I n ir and square hound wagons, also
nMW|nchev ^10 Owensboro wagon at surprissimI
street; ingly low prices.
North by ... . , , ,
B?, |,y iHims >N e keep on hand some good
i being the HOUSES?some as fine animals
,nt now res
as you will find anywhere. If
urehaser to y(H1 wan^ a horse that will suit
NT Kit, you in every particular, .don't
sriffLi. C. r a-prt)?ir
liny until you sec our SIOCK.
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femlant?.
of Court in ^'Hf I
, signed by ?= [
22, 19<>1. I **v? r,"r"
t houae on ? ...
We also run a first-class livery,
iber, 190I ftn(| cftn gjve yOU a8 good teams as
act of land . , , . ,
n Waxhaw can be had in town.
Lancaster. Yours to serve,
7'<:01" CLYBURN HEATH MOLE CO.
IV IjCfifi,
bh. D. Wolfe
in 'he pos? ????
tnd bounded
9 North by
wife Kant '? ?lnnol< to
a and'(3. J. Especially valuable to women i? Brow*/
K T Nivena' ron 'biters, backache vanishes, headache
1 iwinpeara, strength take* the place of
weaknew. and #h?? ?*!/.?. -* t " ---?
* T mto "s Krf'wc thiVrsz
P. L. C. I " '* U^"u* For*lckly children
k ii'w.orkrd111*" u n? qua). No horua
should ho wiiliout thia famoiM remedy
Brawna iron DiUara u gold by all