The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 01, 1902, Image 3
local **attors
Cotton brought 8 cents on
this market yesterday.
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|5gf"Pay one year in advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Heme and Faitu fiee f?>r
one year.
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Miss Tirzah Kotckin, of Winnaboro,
is the guest of Miss Isahelle
Mcllwain.
in* Uourt house Alliance will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 i
o'clock.
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The Lancaster Chapter Daugh- '
tera of the Confederacy will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the court '
houRe at 3 o'clock.
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The Ladiee Aid Society of the ,
Methodist Church will meet at the {
parsonage Friday afternoon at 3
?clock. A full meeting ia desired.
Mre. R. L. Simpson and her
little sen, Robert, of Spencer,
N. C., are visiting the former's J
parents at this place.
Mrs. E. Hoke and son W. H. 1
Hoke, ef Leslie, S. C., spent I
Xmaa with the former'* daughter,
Mrs. W. B. Knight, at this place.
-MMr.
C. B. Skipper, Supt. of 1
the Lancaster cotton mills, and I
his family spent the Xmaa holidays ,
with relatives in Baltimore, Md.
Thej are ox pact ad horn* in a few
days. - 11
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Mr?. M. P. Ciawford, of this
place,-is visiting bar parent*, Mr.
and Mr*. J. W. Twitty, at YaL
doata, Ga.
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The fine milch cow of U. B.
Allison, Esq., got tangled in the
chain with which she was tied
one day the past week and foil j
and killed herself.
Miss Fannie Loo, of Anderaon,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Stowman.
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Miss Mary Williamson ia homo
freM Anderson spending the Xtaas
holidays.
Mrs. a. J. llasw unci children,
of Norway, is visiting Mrs. B's 1
mother, Mis. Mary Mathis, at
this place.
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The Carnos school w'll reoj ?a
next Monday. Mrs. Riddle will
teach out the term.
. Mrss Lucy Vaolandingham of
Charlotte, is visiting / relativea
here,
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Miss Mabel Bruce is visiting
friends and relatives at Heath
Springs.
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Camp Creek Alliance is
requested to meet at 2 o'clock, p.
m., o? Saturday, Jan. 4, 1902.
All members are urged to come,
and bring the money to pay up
dues. Respectfully,
TV. M. Blackraon.
One of Mr. Joseph Caskoy's
mules was taken from his stable
II I -! -ti . * I- .
iju Muuuuy iu^iu ?i iaai we*K
but was found a day er two afterwards,
having been ridden and
than turnad loasa by lha party
who teek it.
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While out hunting ona day last
waak Mr. J. R. Motherahed was
accidentally shot by Mr. W. T.
Steele. Fortunately only ona
shot hit him and it lodged just
under ona af his ayes. It was
picked out by ona af the party
and made only a rary alight
wound. Had it struck him with
a littla mora forca it would car*
tainly haya put out his aya.,
Lo*t ! Firm L. K Rollin^s'
wKfi.nd wl ?!* movin? to
l?Mn n w e > i>i 1w s." . ? qun- tity
of ?i i i" 1 ? Mr R..
would like to !>i>? it ?ml thr
Hid e )- e* . r ' fv hirh
m> t It t he* n < i.*t .t
A Conf'njf IV .. i > ioyo
(^8 Tel * HI'?" < ' ' t oeircioif th? i
iltmw,yr>lm ir in r vi;u. I
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Eliza'i'b '* 1 l-?i spoon and
li#r. Joseph K t !})nd Hull ?>f
Guthrie*-* 1 r. Th#- j?rn> pectiya
bride i* th> *' *! y danj'hter ?f
C.pt n, .t < ' r -1? m > viiii tb? I
pr?nm in ? j ri n ! o t uivm ar of
Btthal prenyl t\. !!i? happv
aveot ei'l till" | 1 ce on tli? 8th *>f
January.
To l>e Married Tuiuy
The home f Mr. J. L. Tillman
near Van W\ik. mil h? th* arena
nf a quiat borna W"ddin?j this
aftarnaou hI 4 oYioclc, the contracting
parties ! ? nj Mr. .1 M
Yodel* and Mis* Snpnr l illman, |
youngest daughter of Mr. and j
Mm. J. L. Til'mau O .ly ra- j
Utiles and a f*w friunda Vill ha j
prasaut to mtn. < ilia uti restlag
caramony Mr. and Mrs Yodar
mil ha*a tba beat wishes of h host
af friends
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Meckey lloia
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Married, at the reridenca of |
%? A n n t - '
.*ir?. n.. i . racuiue, in* nnua * |
nister, at this ] 1*<?, on Monday ,
Inst, Dec. 30, 1001, ?t 4:30 p. ai. !j
by K*v. .1. II Roldridga, Or. J.
Frank Mack> v, dr.. and Mrs. j
Kittv Ross. l i t p u-tor :iad hie ,
tatiiih.1 .1? and beautiful hi ide laft ^
immediatsly on tha L. & C. train
for tha Docto""s hoaia at Edga- (
field, S. C. The Dector and Mrs. (
Mackav ara both vary popular (
and a host of friends beta wish
for them a long, happy and prospare
us lifa. 1
Other Marriage-.
Married, hy Rev. W. C. Ewart,
P<o. 2<>, 1001, Mr. .laka Knight '
and Mian Maey ^rAteer, all af
the Sineei itv neighborhood.
?On Dee. 25, 1001 at thai
home of Mr. Thus. Barton, tha
brid*- father, Miss Carry Barton
and Mr. W. E. Wilson ware ,
united in tha holv bonds of wad- 1
lock, Rav. S. N. Watson ofticiat- I
ing. After the ceremony an ex*
cellant, wadding dinner was served
to the guests.
? Married, on Thursday laat
by R. H. Sapp, Notary Public, !
Mr. Zob Helms and Miss Jennie
Helms, all of Union County, ;
N. C. |
?On Xmaa day, Magistrate
W. P. Caskey pronauncad tha
word* which made Mr. Lucius
Robertson and Miss Nannie Stogner
nlan and wife in tha presence
ef a few frienda.
?Married at tha residence of
J. N. Outan, at this place, #
Xmua day, by Magistrate W. P.
Caskey, Mr. C. H. Kverall and
Miss Nannie Wallace. Tha attendants
were: T. M. Cook with
Miss Lula Vick, and Harvey Vick i
with Miss Delia Mc>teer.
? Married, at Bridgewater, N.
C., by Rev. Mr. Wagg, on Dec.
25, 1001, Mr, John D. Adams ef
this county, and Misa Ilannie
Tate, daughter ef Mr. Samuel
Tate. Mr. Adams and his bride
are expected heme today and a
reception will be given them at
the greotn's mother's to which a i
large number ef relatives and
friends have been invited. '
Married, by Clerk of Court W. *
S. L" Porter, at the residence of
Mr. J. N. Outen, at this place,
yesterday afternoon, Miss Fannie J
Richardson, daughter of J. M. '
Richardson, and Mr. Wm M. '
Morris of the Creek section. 1
Married, at the home of Mrs. ,
Ann Catoe, the bride's mother,
near Taxahaw, Dec. 25tb, 1901
Kw 1 V r?i-M? VT r* 1*
?wj v. Li. cMtnii^o, 11. r., Mr. | i
C. Eatridgean.i Mh? Delia Catoe. |
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The attandanfa wara: Mr. J. C.
ratna With Miaa Anoia Faila: Mr.
D E. Catoa, with Misa Matta
Thraat; Mr. R. E. Kanningtoo
with Miwa llattia Taylor.
Accidental Hheotlng
While target shootiag *t their
home eeer Taxabaw last Monday
afteraoon, Mr. Ezell Estridga accidentally
ahot hie son, VV m. Eatridge,
ia the seek. We could
not learn hew had the wound ia an,
a phyeiciaa bad not arrived te
pro he for the hall when onr infermant
1 a at heard from him.
Leon Tillman 1m Prad
Mr. C. F. Tillman received a
letter frem Dresden, Texas, last
Friday informing him of the death
ef his nephew, Leon Tillman,
oldest son of Mr. 1. W. Tillman,
which occurred at the home of hie
father, oa the nisrht of Dec. 23d.
His death was very sudden and
the first knowledge any ona had
>f it was when he waa found dead
in bad the next morning. He nai
ibout 30 vears of age. Mr. T.,
moveW from this county to Texas
about ton rears ago.
Escaped Jail Bird Caught
Everett Cnreton, the negro who
recently escaped jail when sent
iown by jailor Hnrtonl for sorae |
wood for the prison fire, was j
back in hit ohl quarters to spend
Xma* dar. We said the Sheriff
wetild soon get him sad so he did,
in less than a calendar month,
lie was eaught in York county
in a trap set bv the Sheriff which
was well baited. Xuias eve the
prison door again closed behiod j
Everett and the next time he goto
sn terra firaia will be when the
constables are taking him to the
court room foi trial.
The Catawba River was very
high yesterday. A section of the
river trestle on the L. & C. was
washed out and the passengers had
to b? transferred.
-Heath ]
Unr Millinery
succeeded in git
exceeded an) w
many other stor
that they cannot
els, except by on
is as matchless ;
SMASHING AH
We have all the kinds ol
larger Stock or name a Lowei
Queen of black goods in satii
Venetian Cloth, all wool Melt
NOT ENOUGH 1
10,000 yards of 10 cents duel
You are Thinkii
Now take our advice, an<
advance, and can sell you all e
Jackets, Furs and Skirts. O
A $12,000 STOl
^e still handle Sirou?e & Bros' C
nave no competition in this line,
lies' Shoes have no equal. The V
I FEW SPECIAL
lined LJnd? rshirts worth 25 cents, <
oom for later arrivals, 20 per cent
wrought to Lancaster.
. 1ST We want all your COTT
narke*, but yeu don't know what I
-Heath 1
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Dispensary profits the pasl
week W4fe srf follows: Lano'casier,
>265.36; Kershaw, $201,39.
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Miss Hsttis Miliar, who bsi
been spending ths Xuias helid 71
at boms returned yesterday to resume
her studies. "
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Magistrate Caskey has moved
bis office itato the building on the
court house lot occupied by ths
school commissioner.
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Mr. O. P. Heath of Monroe, is
' here for a few days, tiis many
old friends here always glad to ses
him. ' ' 4 '
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Rov. R. L. Robinson will preach
at Shiloh Sabbath morning at
11-30 o'clock and at Mr. R. T.
Robinson's at 4 p. m. by special
request of tho pastor, this not he
.1 i-_ y-~ ?
wi* mo r?guimr uayior services at
that ehurch.
The ladies of tho towD served
tho gathering of old Confederal#
soldiers bore Inst Friday with a
sumptuous dinner ia tho Cuaningham
building, which was highly
appreciatod by thora. After tho
dinnor tho Tota aligned themselves
| in tho street aad had a photo taken
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Wo are sorry that wo are tn
lose Mr. E. E. Cloud as a citizen.
I Ho has bought tho atock of goods
^ of True &Co., at Rock Hill and
will more to that place and ongags
in business Mr. Cloud is an ex*
reliant business man and a hi<?h
toned christian gentleman. It ia
with regret that wo give up ouch
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kiiir.aun ?i< nlI . V1UUU. WIIT ltl>!j
is Rack DilP* gaie. We wish him
1 *ucc*m in hi* *r*ry business undertaking.
! New Switch Board.
During th* holiday*, Mr.
Thornasson, manager of th* telephone,
ha* he*n putting in a nevi
switch board at this place?one ol
200 capacity?th* eld one being
two small for the service new.
Banking <
Opening was a
'ing this up coun
here. Its a trii
es, a greater trii
[ be distinguishei
ir Low Prices.
is our prices. (
J. FORMER DBF'
' Dress Goods and Silks that all th
Price. Fine Dress Goods, fine
ti finish. Twilled, Plain and Figui
on cloth for Skirts, no lining need
0 GO ROUND.
ts remnants going at 5 cents. 5,0
ner of Buvin? D
y l""0 "
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J buy right now and right here,
torts of cotton goods for less than
ur unique display will fairly mngn
CK OF CLOTHIA
lot lung, the best Htting and best v
In Ladies' fine Shoes, we set the st
7. L. Douglas' Shoe for men, and
. BARGAINS. HU
pours tar 10 cents. Our immense
t under market prices. Our trenu
'ON. Don't sell until you see ue
the top is before yeu try the mark
Banking ,
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fc1 All i itm i s i <'? bt ? h |
? not*, account, or otherwise, must
J come forward and settle, for 1
^ Bead the money.
, J. E. Rut ledge. | .
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PiLHTOTirA.. j,
B?*n tw? ^ tie K.ni Yw Hiw Omn Rom*
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All persons indebted te u?, j _
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either by note or on uccouat, c
must come forward and settle w
v
( promptly, as our Merchandise and ,
Guano accounts and notes were i>
all due the 1st of Nor. TVe hare n
waited patiently en our customers,
and must insist up m them com*
ing forward and settling with us (
pre mptlv. 1'
Heath Bnnkir* & Men-untile Co. I1
STATE OF 3MTH CAROLINA "
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COUNTY or LANCASTER,
Tn the ("o?w?. ?f Probate.
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Ry Chas. D. Joimx, Judye <>f Prohsite ]
Whkukas, Robert 8 Floyd and J I
it *?r ? " ?
I i-j. *?. nine, or tversnaw. *<. r., mad# :
J snM tome to grant tliem f.ette.so
I Admin letrat ion of the Estate of neW ; $
etthetsof Mary Ann W iliam-t, <1* 9
ceae< d.
These awe hi ami fork to cite h <t
admonish all and singular the kindr>'<j $
i and creditors of the said Mi.rj Ai n I
Williams deceased, that they he and n
appear before me, in the ottrt of p
1 Pro! ate to be he'd at I ane.safer. (J, p
I H. s. fj. on the 30th day of December
i inst. after publication thereof, at ] 1 j
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
' cause, if any they have, why the said
i Administration rVould ?!? begratited.
( Given under my Hand and weal iIii??
i 1 l h day of Dec,, Ant o Domini, 1901 ^
r, u , Cii A*. 1) JON KM. V
1 L1' r-l Judge of Probate.
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Pav VOIir Rillnrrintmn 1G
Tb? Ledger, please. |
J. CANTZON FOSTER, M. D. j
erFICE UP STAINS IN v
MASONIC BUilPl C, s
tar All Calls Attended Night ^
and Day. K
j??.y'yjjr' Wl?jjif*'U5WTW2B53RiBCC.1^ VJ,
& MERCAN
magnificent succ
itry a ni if finery <
lmpli to surpass t!
umph to produce
(] rem the imp; ov
I he completeness
>me and see.
SS GOODS RECO!
o tasteful ladies want now. Few i
Silks nevei cost so littl?. See hov
red goods at $1.10, worth $1 50 a yar
ed. English Cheviots, French Surah
sn COME QUini
00 yards ?f wool dies*} Plaids at *20 c<
omastics
Fortunately we placed our orders with
market cost. Great excitement ecu
etize you. You can't get away from i
J! J 'lhis stock is bristling
*^ ^ 50 cents worth $1.00. Mo
rearing clothing on earth. Our Shoo
andard for style, quality and price,
for school children the Godman Shoe,
NDREDS MORE H
stock of Men's Hats and furnishing g
tndous Hardware, Grocery.and Fnrnit
i. Other Buyers mav tell you that
t.
n n/r nr\ ri n it
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CO D IE L,o Ulll
t> i- >' rs r< i: j
Fht ' fT
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v?r\ihitt?:' < ;* Call ?n
lilIIIV No. 1 . . lll.ti^ Oil .. fit
bir lint r i v 1 KKK,
ohK. so' :: i. .4.4: *i ?ii
V>l 1<. M - 4 O 1 ' ,
If vcnaiT hr . v TT-tiiir?it
i open fit nil !i< ui* of th* <' ?
Ifals in iii 'jr. to 5' f t--., acv^ciI?o
to v. lint \ i m :.t ti? *t.
1? . , - f" i?11 v,
J. V.Allison
iV: Co.
ScM Out
All tliv $ I Iimvo some
2."0, i>'' nut V .0f? ot-.u* lefi.
ii Stones,
lents from Vermont. (iror^'u amI
tftly Quurricr ( .1! or 4*ilt?.
Virfiv ,11 i .U ..u ?....
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LANCAaiLU, S. C. 1
_ '*iL^ CA.NCV CATTHArTJi" ? *
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r. * 3r <-?W^
emiine stamped C. C. C. N?v?r sold tn hu^
Beware of the de.V.r who tries to sell
"something >-*rt u good."
I 3'"y*' TOP A CCO SPIT
JUlM i an J SMOKE
? * ?Your! tfcawgyt
mi tntt 1>e cure I ?>f ,inr form of tol>noc* ii-ii?|
wily, l>c made well, :.trm;:T nir> rnetic, fullsw
rw life and \r.- r 1 , t..; };iit
int makes w?*nU men xieng. Manv Taj
tn pounds in ten eaiv ... Oici f3 {I ft if
ired. All drujjpist*. fiwr rinrtaitM. no^K
c itnil advice ? VlvK. A.frtcw* iTKIH,im
KMKDY CO., Chicago or New York. Ulr
v - - m*asm
tile Co.4*.
s W e have
N'j&aHmosit not
he efforts of so
hats so artistic
etl French niodof
our millinery
IDS.
(-teres in the State can alu w a
v you own he suited. The
d. l'laek and n loml Fieneh
Series m new shades This is
U
uts bargains now 10 ceau.
the manufacturers hefaretba
!ers about our line of Ladies'
t, our prices firs so low.
with rargair.s. Child's Suit at
n's Suits at ?1 00 worth $3 ?D
business needs no mention, we
The celebrated Drew Selby Lahave
no second.
IERE! 1 50 dozes 18C
- li.'i cj nravy rifCC
ontis we will sell now, to tnak
lire stocks are the largest trtt
, thoy will give yea the top ?f the
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TILE CO."