Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SbMl W EfcKLY Local Halters .. , -X I Cotton brought 7 SO c< uU or,, this market yesterday. V * For a fine box of camlv, any size package, goto.l. B M tekorell. I Cadet P'd Gregory is at home from Clem son Cellege to spend the XiiTiis holidays. urn Mr. T. B, Clyhurn is up from ~ * -? vuxnuoin iiM ? IP1Y Oil S? visit to his mother's f until v. r/K> Mr. 11. W. Simto, of Lindsay killed two boos Iho pust week that netted over 600 pounds. Mr S. has salted down more than 1100 pounds of ment this fall. ! I ^ ~ ! " Pay one year in advance ; for The Ledger and let us send \ you the Home and Farm fiee for one year. 4f Try some home-raised huek wheat and honey at Muckorell's. Services at Tabernacle church on Christmas day by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Winn. # C*7? 1'rof. Masscv, the blind musician, will pivc an entertainment at Tabernacle chnrch next Saturday night. % Misses Lidie Culp, loneStrugis and Mr. Farm an Stnrgis, ef Lesslie, S. C., were 1 lie guests of Mrand Mrs. M. E. Jordan tbe past week. Lancaster C. H. Sub Alliance will meet Thursday, Jan. 3. 1902 at 3 o'cl?ck p. m. E. Everall, Secy. UTj The Nicholson hetel, which was partially burned, is being repaired and will soon be ready for use.?Chester Lantern. Not out of the ring yet as a re- | suit of three weeks grip, savs j Santa Clans, as he has not slighted us, and says there will be something nice in stock to make purchases from at A. W. Chance's. . . Z/sO - Rev. J. A. Peeler, thet new pastor on the Lancaster circuit, has moved into the parsonage at Elgin and entered upon his work, . Tbe firm of Daniel & Hicks, which has been doing a large e> n business at Fort Lawn, has been dissolved. Mr. Hicks has withdrawn from t.hn rtrm Tho hnoi nsss will be conducted by Mr. Daniel After January 1st the price f The Atlanta Journal (semiweekly) and The Ledger (semiweekly) will bo $2. per year. Until Junuajry 1st the price for both papers # will be $1.75 per year. " The ladies of the Tabernacle section will give a basket supper at the church on Christmas eve nigbt, the proceeds to go to the church. The public is cordially . invited to attend and bring well Htleirl baskets. Misses Bessie Funderburk, Des Stewart, Lizzie Carnes, Husia Plyler, Hattie Plyler, CommitteeAir. C. V. C'rier, whehaR been conflicted with thev Rook H!t) 1 Herald for some time past, has resighed his position and is at home spending the Christmas holidays. He will return to Rock Hill the first of January where he has accepted-ja position as local repeater fof tfee Jonrial. \ * I \ s | ' ** 'I' 1 I ! %3T tor yonk^ paper and j t S * " v ' "v f,..,,- ?>- <?l-- ??r.a*!L Friduv afternoon aud niirht and also on Saturday and ^Saturday ni^'M- The Bi<z*ar will be under thr auspices of ibe Daughter* ef the Confederacy and tho proceeds of sales of Cakes will go to tha n otiiititant fnnd. It is a worthy cmisa and should be liberally patronized A letter from Mr. I) H. Startie.-, wh'? lives about two miles front M-iniisvillr, in tha Indian Territory, hrings us $1 50 for his subscription t?? the Ledger and thu ?j tod news t hut lie is prospering in his new far away home Tha corn crop, ha sa s, is verv short in that part of tho coon try but lie has made a go< d <? 1t< it c < p. He has gnthcied 17 bales from 18 acres andrxpocts to j>?'t out one i.-i- . ... v 1 ii-ur- unit'. iU"lir\ lit' says spotns to be (lrntit'nl mix! the people out thrm arc in ijiiiid spirits. The last Conference appointed next Sunday ns "Epwofth Orphanage Day." This action was taken to offset the loss of collections en Thanksgiving day owing to the absence of pastors from from their charges. There are one hundred orphan children entirely dependent on voluntary contributions for support. Of fwrincs will be taken at 11 o'clock and in the Sunday School at 3:30 next Sun lay. Let every raeui her, trund and child give something tn this most worthy cause. "The liberal soul shall oe made fat." d. M. Slcadman. - 0 The driving wheel in the spinning room at lite cotton mill broke early yesterday morning and work h:i-* been suspended until a new wheel can arrive vhich will probably he tomorrow. The wheel is about "sewn feet in diameter and the piece which broke out of the rim was about IS inches long. It knocked a window entirely out the side of the building and lodged on the roof of the engine r<????n. A sunil ir accident happened at the mill just three y ears ago. Shooting Scrape at Kershaw. A shooting scrape occnred Friday afternoon at. the cot ten platform between Mr. Jetl Gregory, the cotton weigher, and Mr. YV. T. Catee, former policeman, in which the Utter was shot through the breast and seriously wounded. The ball passed through the left lung. We are unable to state the exact cause of the shooting, but it is the culmination of a difficulty which occurred between them several days ago. Mr. Gregory fled immediately and while he baa not yei been captured it is rumored that he will surrender as soon as the outcome of Mr Catoe'e wound can 1>e definitely determined. While the wound is dnnger ur Mr. CatoA is d'bing well and aed there ia e possibility of his recovery.? Kershaw Era. FOR SALE. On desirable terms, the fallowing Valuable farming lands .in Lancaster'county, S. C.: 1,500 acre* on Wuxkaw creek?the birth-place and bona of Andrew Jackson. i 1,600 acres on the Catawba river, known as the Bowden place, including a very tine water power .1 tL. A '> - ? ? For d. or H N(.<* i on.\ Haii ? - ? ' ? i i i *? . ? ?. ? I. m tf* ;. ? - k ^P' pjMfcSKtff ra^m?rfc*tft 11 a." m., H | th? first day. Sermon hy J*h>g ? Ferris Organize*. Recess let query. X? what extent are we responsible for lost souls? J. H. Boldridge, B. B. Liable Saturday. Assemble at 10 o'clock. Relig ? | inps exercises for 30 minutes. 3d query. Missienary outleok for the present in our association. Bill U Clybum, D. A. Williams 3d query. 8aving souls one by j one ?h a method of turning the lost wot Id to God. S N Watson, M. C\ Gardner. J 4th query. "Do we not need to bestir ourselves as christians in I temperance matters? Dr. E. C. Brasington, W. S L. Porter. ' Sunday. Missionary serums by J. II. 1 Boldridge. j R. J. Blackmon for committee. j Items from Kersliuw Kra I Our friend Mr. C. F. Adams, or mhii? ijoui Mine, mot us last 1 ] week with his accustomed regu i , larity. 1 t Dr. L T. Gregory, the Mine i physician, was at tbw Charleston 1 exposition last week. ( Dr. and Mrs K C. Brasington i and Children visited relatives at ? Camd n last week. \ Rev. E. H Beckham visited 1 his parents, Dr. and Mrs. R 8. \ Beckham, last week. He will re- \ turn this week bringing his family, and from hero wdl go on te his appointment in the Orangeburg District. , We are pleased to note the return of Mr. J. H. Estridg? and family who have been living this year in Yerkville Mr. Estridge is again with the Clyb.urn- Heath M lie d wh?ro i? vdi >* >I?m-Heath I t Our Millinery succeeded in givi exceeded anj ill many other store that they cannot efs, except by oui is as matchless a SMASHING ALL We have all the kinds of 1 larger Stock or natnt a Lower ] Queen of black goods in satin Venetian Cloth, all wool Meltm NOT ENOUGH Tl 10,000 yards of 10 cents ducks You are Thinkin Now take our advice, and advance, and dan sell you all soi Jkcketa, Flora and SkirU. Om A $12,000 STOC We st7ll harnile b'trouse & hros' Y/lu h^ve no com oc tit ion in this lif^e. la dieft' SBoos fiav^ (tto equal. The W. vV? 11% rtiV'i^4" ,ttha home nt th? lattar's ti*t?r, I ilrt W. W. Horton, in Karshaw a*t Tuesday, tha Har. Jabaz Forit officiating and leftontbe down ] run far the Charleston exposition j etnrniag Sunday. They will nake their h?naa at tha Haile lold Mioa whara Mr. Tiueslel is mpioyed. They have tha hast wishes and congratub.tione of the Era. ??? \t cotton* Confederate VeteranHaving been appointed chairnan for Lancaster couutr under he plan formulated by the South Carolina Division of U. C. Vettrins to obtain an accurate enroll-. nent of all the men of the State vho served in the armies and i iavy of the Confederate States, j hereby call a meetiag of thn ! reter.ins of this county to lie held it the court house on Friday, the i7rh instant, at 11 o'clock, a ni., for the purpose of taking the lecessary steps to carry out in hia county the object of the State Division. Com rides, I earnestly appeal ,o you, one and all, to attend this noeting. It will be impossible :o cjet a rerreet enrollment ??f the j t f -1 a _ 1 .If . . t - ^omeueraie Hoiuiers, notn living ' i ind dead,'without the u.ssistance ' | ind co-opcration of the surviving .' torans themselves. The State ' Division's plan will he fully ex- ! darned at the meeting on the 27th. W. G. A. Porter, Co. Chairman. j Lancaster, S. C., Dec. 16, 1901. ? i CASTOR IA i Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Han Always Bought Inking <* Opening was a i ii>g this up count iere. Its a triu s, a greater triu be distinguished r Low Prices. T s our prices. FORMER DBFS Dress Goods and Silks that at I the Price. Fine Dress Goods, tine I finish. Twilled, Plain and Figure a cloth for Skirts, no lining neede<i 0 SO ROUND. remnants going at 5 cents. 5,00( ior nf (tiiuiner lln b ui uujiii^ wy buy right now and right here. F< rts of cotton goods for less than m unique display will fairly magnet K OF CLOTHIN thing, t/ie best fitting and beat wei Ladies' fine Shoes, we set the stai L.' Douglas* Shoe for men, and f< r 1 -#. r* ^ ?; -^? ?r> ?7. t ^^ B?ar* ?h? /? k'rt ^ ^M l^1* Always BMffil a,T <2^AfMiz?u t ^ t ^ V\ All persons indebted to us, j s( either by note or on account, ci must come forward and settle j w w promptly, as out Merc' nudist and ,t Guano accounts and I nle? vc'c ' a.l due tin- 1st of Nov. We have j " watted patiently on our cu-tomers. . and must insist up -it iIh'iii cm i ^ ino f maul and s; t r y, wit!: u- 1 (" promptly. j I llcatli H..I hi O & Mi!: c.iOl : I ? o. ! ^ *K>^JG>WWR V* t1i.y T~XZ"- sot ST'TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. < 'f; C U U N l \ OK I.AN< 'ASTr It, r >i : if I'U- v '?t l'r-t)?t? . lt_v (*llH-?. t> J.III-". Jll J|Je of pf.ll ti W'll KV AS hi)1 i il S 1 o\ i fo.il .1 1'! W I la ? , ??: K i - * . w s. ' sue t- tn <> gi*< i t e i l.eiir.so | Aiinii H*ration ??f ||.? K-?t:?t*-of * ui ; ' effuclsof M ?ry inn V\ i i I til *, Ct'HSOl I TlIKSK AI K 'IllKKI KOKK I c to ?t i| atttii / is!) u Ivtid ii'iiutiir!ln*Vli. r? r. $ an t credt ors of 'ha km.' Mer.> 4 n I Williams tiemasi ?1. tliat 'liev be an jj appeal tie ore rut, in the our of | Prol ate to he he'd at 1 unc a'er |\ p H *. \ on the 30.h iliv.y of Itfi'i-intipr inst. after puliln-att u ih'.?of at 11 ^ o'cinek ill ' ) f>r?- oon t" h?>'v 5 t.'HUse, if an) (hey liwve, wli^ lhe*ai<t A <i u> i ti: -t > * i<u >' ni li! im ?>r ten. Given i.in er m> H'-int iti <1 -mi ilii111) '.a.y of I er , <\iii t> ItotKii.i, 1901 . r. * i*? . 1) .)< i.N 1 ' ' ' *' J ii ti. e > 1' r >k ih, n !. * > .."w if. ? .. I->.v. * i: Pay your subscriptio . tn ? The Ledger, | louse. ~r_ -yr J. CANTZON FO'TER, 11. D. j rtFFI>: U? >TAi?S !!i v MASCNIC RlllLi! ?1?F" All Calls Attended Night n and Day. i< k Mercan magnificent slice ry a nti-fhieiy i mull to surpass t! tnph to produce I com the estsju ovi ^he completeness ome and see. S GOODS BEGOI tasteful ladies want now. Few s ?ilks nevei cost >o little. See how d goods at $1.10, worth $1 50 a yar< I. Kn?lish Cheviots, French Surah J SO COM! AMI ) yards of wool tjress fluids at 20 ce mastics rtunately we pi cxl onr orders with irket cost. Great excitement cent ize yon. Y<u can't get away from it G| This stock is bristling 50 cents worth .00. Met siring clothing on earth. Onr Shoe idard for style, quality and price. )r school children the Godman Shoe, 1CLD WCATLER IS COIiM C TMK sF.AJ-ON FOR ft,r if> r 7- ? ? if erv* ?? 4 V < *! %r ? * ft V H IM S fe I 5 M->t !> FM l Bi.*'?l! TboMi who l?uv Meats of tbt? iml iic anxious to kuovr nl.ert 14 i ti get what they whdI of <? I <r 1 ?111 ?1 i t \ . J. F. AddisOM (\? iv ih?* place. Nothing hut it lp>i that the country affords hi nt mil market V* ?* t 11v mr title limn ?xp?riM> ?h! ren, ho ki.on h good bound animal hen ih? n mi* it. Thei cist us lore, htn we | i *'f< r hat dling not frig *nit the t est. You c-in get ie?t eh en per at othsr pliteee; ut tlo \mi get ns gonrl TV eat? wrything c ntidercd? Cell oi hon*. N . 1"7 f u* w lutM oil went til!- line c n-dsis of NiCF BEEF, '(>K K. S A l"S \( IH - mixed er all ' 'I k. as you like If \on hiv hungry tho restaurant - open til all hours of the day leals from 25 to 5'1 cts.. accord'g to v> hut i en mint to est. H? sportfully, ?. F. Addison & (At. rr?\ ?-v 7 c a & % n Y! w ^ IT- t# AH 1h< ? !. 5 ' Sets, hnvo iotnc 2.t'0, sjit?. T>*? :unl <>n?s loft, loadstone*, I'ulilets an-' \tenu tents from Vermont, Georgia Inly Quarries. Cull or writ#, 'lico will |?ir>nsp you. ! j, ^clinch. LANCASTER, S. C. 1 CAMOV CATMABTK. ** p*-* v*- oiflk ;. .^ise-.ubbs** ?** enuine stamped C. C. C. Fever ?otd In buQj, Beware (>[ the dca\;r who tries to ??fl "somethinl hist m good." r\ a rvi5 TonACCO yi.mj.m_l WLIw" 'oit era t? cured of any form of tobacco iw?av .-'Is . 1 in.tile v. .strong, magnetic, fi.jlS sv I ir Ml i'r r W taking N'J- TC-CJUkp nil m,?k- , weak i.m it Miong. Many are> n pounds in teu dors. Orrr O O O, ffW urcd. All druggist?. Cure guaranteed. 'I and advice ?-UKK Acfttreas STFkl.WR .KMHOY CO., Chicago or New York. 45T TILE CO.s c have 1< purdaenl not lie efforts of :>o lials so artistic ett Fr? neli niedot* our millinery IVVI tores 10 the State can show a you can lie suited The 1. Black and colored French Series in new shades This L* ;t nts bargains new 10 cent*. the manufacturers before the era about our line of Ladies' t, our prices are so low. with Bargains. Child's Suit <A ..a Oa aa ' i ? onus m ?i i?u wonn fis UP. business needs no mention, we The celebrated Drew Selby Lahave no second. CDC f 150 dozen 18C Jjellj* ladies heavy flee< )ods we will sell now, to mak ire stocks are the largeet evei they will give yon the top of tbe TILE GO,"