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4 l *?cR. ** r iil'l ? s \UKK. C ' - \i i \v i \ I;Y, 8, 1002. % An mi . i ?ii 1 * -MsioniM S ! 1' nsion Bonn! v 1 t < house the 2 i . i ... ni) 1902. (the 3 ?t M mln\) nt lit oclock ?. ni. to oxunine new tt|iplic?ntions for ' v i~?? the nlil lint is it ii-i appear hefor* t ' 1 |> -thinners need i) i y r M sv-1 W. G. A 1* ri? r. M. L. Hindoo, G. B t I v. \V M. Crawford C i? ' i 'i i 1 ' . It, |-|| \\ . !? ! i iuChairman. ,1 it i) <"> 1 hO'J. lit otTicrr- eleot, us previously puhli-ht <1 t >r the Lancaster Ledge K. o . . i? duly installed M.nidus nigtu 1 ist. v? K? v. ? 'I. Sieadtnan wdl pr tfli n it t?M? sermons on tun i i 11a .tin cuts, helloing i v S day i, oid preaching O ic h ti'.Ii S i ha h llioht until tho swt'lvs is emie?l '11 ( i. w c i I in <* ?if Mrs. M. J. P i i \ ??. > siiui'k l?v ii hall tired I.iot I> ik1:i\ mm ning by some one ?ii c u li i rnis to extend the n mi mi f lire. N iturnlly it frightened 11 e occupants very much. BorM-irs tutored the dwelling >V M Clanton in Past 1" ' M <nd"v m-jrht through a window to the dining roem and I pel th; nstdves to meat and II mii from Mr. C's pantry. Th? re is no cine to the thief. M .1 isi's !vni>_'ht, who lived in ll?*' ni r s ctinn, aged about T.) yen: >, died yesterday of dropsy PIo leaves a wife and five children surviving him. His reui.hi v. ill la* interred at the Funderhurk graveyard today. \Y VN T^D, Hickory, Dogwood an 1 Persimmon Logs. Southern Hardwood Co. Charleston, S. C. 1I0T1CE ! Ail persons are warned not to harh.tr or employ Luther Pen, as he i-> ho i id to me until he is 21 years of n?jro, and ran off frona mv premises Inst. Wednesday- Ho ift ahont lt? years of age, black, and wei^li- sdioiit IdO pounds. 1 will prosecute any i>ne disregarding this notice. Any information of his whereabouts will he gratefully rereived. Ji leorge Brevard. lany. <?, 1002. Lie, Steal, Drink and Swear. A Kansas paper* has nailed to j its ma-thead the motto: "Lie, , Steal, Drir.k and Swear," hut tic? editor adds the following explanation: "When you lie, let it he down to pleasant dreams: when you steal, let it he away from im- 1 mortal associates; when you drink, let it he pure water: when you swear, let it be that you will i patronize your homo paper, pay your subscription anil not send your job work away from home.*' \ \lll,l,ION VOICES Could hardly express the thank of Hon or Hall, of West Point , La. Listen why: A severe cold had sett!?'d on Ins lun^s, causing a most obstinate cough. Several physicians said he had consumption but could not help him. When all thought he was doomed he begin to use Dr. Kind's New Discovery | for (Consumption and writes ? "it completely cured me and savod my life. I now weigh 227 lbs." it's positively guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles. Price f, Oc and $1.00. Trial bottle free at (! rawford Bros and J. F. Mac key , & Co.'8 i Social Event in La er. The Friday Afternoon Book Glob ] Gives an Entertainmeirt. Special to The State. i i Lancaster, Jan. 4 -The ladies 'of the "Friday Artornoon Bo> k ( |t;iub ' ushered in the new year i wi h one of the most rtjo} ab e ] I social events of the season. The ( i occasion was an "at home" given (? by thein to their husbands and te ] I members of the "Cranfmrd club," i their husbands, and other invited | I guests at the bvantiful now heme ] of Mr. and Mrs W. McD Brown Jon Main street. The halls and I (reception rooms were thrown into i I oue ami decorated witn holly and palms and were brilliantly lighted, i ; hen all the guests had assembl- ,1 ed after being received by the re- .-J ception eommi'tee, they were given a few wonls of formal welcome by the president of the "Friday ! Afternoon club," Mrs. T<. 0. i Payseur. Thou followed a witty and entertaining sketch of the' three years of C'lnb history by , Mrs. John I*. Ilnntcr, net Miss I Florella Maynaidie, an authoress i ! not unknown to fame Then I duplicate cards were distributed among the ladies and gentlemen, t and the thus mated couples began i industriously to guessing the names , i <>f the many fnmiliar-faccd autli- ( ors and celebrities scattered here and there Af?cr the time nlloted (for this contest had elapsed the I couples repaired to the dining i j rooms, where an elegant supper t I was most daintily served. 1 j I lie Lancaster hand discoursed \ sweet music during the entire I evening After supper the first 1 and "booby" prizes were reward- < j ed with appropriately humorous < | remarks hy Judge Ira B. Jones. < It was past the midnight hour i when the guests reluctantly bade < their fair entertainers adieu, the < i ' gentlemen casting a unanimous 1 vote for a frequent repetition of 1 the occasion., < A Brave VV oiuan Compters an 1 Alarming Fire. A few mornings ago the heme ' ' or. f Mr. J. B. Ileath had a narrow ' r scape from fire in which there might have beta trouh'e to sav? 1 his two yhnngest children. A servant was maaing up one of the J j beds in the room, the children bo ' iuijt asleep in another, in the same room. The servant placed ft 1 feather bed on a chair near the 1 stove in the room nud went into * another purl of the house. While ' she was absent tire was in some 1 way communicated to the feather bed. A moment later Mrs. Heath * hud occasion to go into the roem ' ?then tilling witn smoke and the * blaze increasing. With rare r presence ot mind she threw water on the bed, and pressing the liuru ing parts together, sncce ded in sin ithering and extinguishing the P O lire. A few minutes later and j the tiro might have been a very c appalling affair. ? Rock Ilill Her^ t aid. n The next reunion will be held ^ in Dallas, Tex., on April 22, 23, 24 and 2o, 1002. Tuesday, Wed I ' .! . v i mil ^u.-? > HUH r ruiuy, respectively* j bad breath; I hnv? hr<*n uatngr <AN('A KFT* andM *' a tii11u ami elfoclive laxative tlioy are simply woo dcrful Mr ilauiilitur and I were bothered with iJ alcM stomach and <>nr breath wan very hnd After takliiK a lew doses of Caacarets we nare improved wonderfully They are a a real help In the family." W 11.111:1.MIN'A NARKI.. r 1137 Kitten bullae 81, Cincinnati. Ohio. CANOV m CATHARTIC ^ Ic/H rv/l /TirB Alh o THAOt MAAN (MlflMO , _ Pleasant. Palatable. potent Taste Good no ^ Good, Never Hlokeb. Weaken, or Uripe 10c. itic. jOc. 0 ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... * St.rllBC !!> .<; (? ( ). rklr.s*, Iwlml. Kvw Ttrt. Sit A Pretty Home Iedding. j Vfarriag* of Mr. J: Arthur Garrixou and Miaa Li 1 Han Jordan. \ Special to Th* Stat*. x Fort Lawn, dan. 8.?^PnThura*1 lay afternoon at th* home of the iride'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jordan of Fort Lawn, Cheat*! ;vuu?<t , tua iubii m iui . u. Arthur Garrison, formerly of Leslid, aud Miss L.'lian Jordan,' Look plade. The ceremony per- j formed by^their pastor, Key. J. ! il. Yarborough of tbe Ft. Lnwn 1 Baptist church, nn exceedingly beautiful and impressive. It was a quiet home wedding, yet was one of the prettiest among the many dining the holidass. The parlors and halls of the bride's home were exquisitely decorated with a profusion of potted plants, ferns and holly, which were so artistically arranged as to present a scene of loveliness to the ad miring guests. Mendelssohn's wedding march was pl. yed by Mr?. Willie Mussey, of Van Wyck. At 4 p. m., as tho weliding march was sounded, the waiters arranged themselves in coiiples in the following order: Mr. M. J., McFadden and Miss Bessie Jordan of Lancaster, Mr. VV. E. Jordan and Miss Ellen Jerdan of Lancaster, Mr. W. F. Jordan, Jr., and Miss Muggie Biggars of Rock Hill, Dr. T. B. ReII and Mrs. Lottie Hudson of Columma, Mr. U. E. Darby and Miss Ola Gregory of Lancaster. As they entered the room they formed in two columns, the groomsmen to the right and the bridesmaids to o ,? x. the left. The bride and groom >n entering stood beueatb an arch >f holly moulded Into a graceful ;urve by entertwining evergreens, irhile the vows which made them ?ne were spoken. The bride, carrying in her hand an exquisite boquet, was becomingly attired in. tianusome traveling costume of' lastor cloth with sifk trimmings ind hat of lelt to match. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple was driven to the railway station, where they toek the train for Charleston. They will speud their honeymoon n the oity by the sea. Fi r a number of years the groom has been a resident of Kert Lawn, and is a popular noting business man His bride s a yeun?r woman of many admir- , ible qualities, and her charming ;raits of character have won for ler the esteem and admiratien of i host of friends. A shower ef congratulations Torn a large circle friends, who vish the popular pair the greatest lappinsss, will be extended them ?n their return. I Will Mftthis Guilty. Oxford, Miss., Jan. 3.?The' ury in t,he trial of Will Mathis, barged with the murder ef the wo Montgomery's, United States mir-hals, returned a verdict of ;uilty tcday. The trial of Whit Owens, inlicted as an accessory to the crime, vili he called tomorrow. foFsale. On desirable terms, the follow- . ng valuable farming lands in Lancaster county, S. C.: 1,500 ci en on Waxhaw creek ? the urth-plnce and home of Andrew, ackson. 1,600 acres on the Catawba iver, known as the Bowden place, ' rudiidincr n v?rv fin? wui?i' ?<? ' ' _ ---/ (?/nroi Vthe famous Catawba FalIs. These lands will be sold in 100, 100 or 300 acre tracts,, as laid out n plats, which can ho seen by oference te D. A. Williams. For prices and terms apply to ). A. Williams, Lancaster, S. C. r to Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty, <lo. 706 Fidelity Bnilding, Bnltioere, NJd. Bernard Wie?enfeld, Atty. We Are Gaining Public Favo WILIJ, IS-HUGb One month ago we threw opei o ties in Dress goods, Silks and Jackets Capes, Etc. Everything Bright, New and Clean. No old, shoddy, out-of-acaso To see onr crowd.ed stores am would think we were in hnsines of JO days,?we can hardly rea Nothing can step ns. A fair vors is all we ask. Our cxpeiist high salaried "Bosses" peram us?We are ALL WORKERS. Sl?^?ectlw WILL1AMS-HU ^ October 14, 1901, A little fire year old girl went ' . . important Notice to Those |j to ?l?ep Monday m-bt with twenty debted to Clyburo-Heath Mu cents in hor month, dreaming o* Co Sant^i Chilis. W lien she awoke /\]| parties indohtod to the CI next morning it waa all gone but b|mi Mule Compan five (rents Santa didn t taUo eitlicr by note or account, a your money, hon.y, but we hop. ,lul.e|) ifad to c?mo forwH ha will bring you anough pretties , , , to make up your loa,.?Chaster at onco and and make scttlemel lie porter. Wo have our own obligatio ?*? ? to meet, and in order to do so > Il?tv Are Your Rlduryn t Dr. Hobbrt' Sparitrux PlUmcnre all kidney Ills. Sam* lllllSt insist Oil tllDSO OWiniT US pie free- Add. SMrllua lUxuttdy Co.. Cbic&Ko or N. Y. ~ ^ . r-a .1 i ?~ii-n. ~ . P?v nt? without further delay. SHERIFF 8 SALF. | "no,icoisi",cm,cd fOT ? STATKOFBOUTH CAROLINA, | a"1 " ' R tf?n CO IJN TV OF LAN CAST Kit, I ... . ' . .J_ In Court <!nn.mnn Pleas. I CJyburii-IIcath Mule Co. ?-.1 IU ? - ' .i'miii mru ana James S. Bird, m ^ ^ ^ ? plaint*., aoainrt r)ATF1 ID 1H1I MzrB,rJ'an" "r/"" K cBABltStOI EXfflSITll IJUKsLANl to an order of court in The South Caiolina <* Georgia E ., the above case, signed by Judge tension Hah road announces the f Krildst (ittr Oct y_, ?0I 1 will ?ei| lowing i??w round trip rates to t hi at I.am-astm court-house, within tic j teuton, H. C., account of the Hmi gal liours <>f sale on the t arolina Inter tsL te and West Indi Firet Monday in ,January, 1902, Exposition. Tickets on sale at t the following lota of land, to wii: coupon station* Excellent paaae Ail that piece, patcel or tract of ger service performed. See thatyo land in Lancaster ounty, tit ate of tickets r-ad via the S. C. A G E*, H South Ucrolina, containing Fhom A. B. C. 240 Anres. Mure or Jj"H?, Weetville $0 65 $ 4 SO $3 hoUided on tlie Voith by Lynches Kershaw 080 4 05 3 Hl.yer and Kncky branch, .in the KaU ,eH,h Springs 7 'M| 0 ^0 3 hy L> nches Hiver, South hy lands of Lancaster J H.ll Williams, Alex Baker, Win. * ?ttasvi?a. Junction *8 20 <5 no 4 Bird ami Margaret Bird, and on tne .V,.1 , " ? 1 West by lands of James Blackwelt, Ihzan 8 0a o on 4 plat of same will he exhibited on day ^oi kville J i > 0 80 4. of sale. H. aeon 8 65 7 t>0 4i Also, All that town lot witli brick Hick .ry Grove 9 85 7 li> 4 I store thereon in the tqwr of Herat ?w, "I4 , ' . ] 4 f < ounty of Lanca-ter anil State of FB^'-ksburg *X' L' Sou?h Carol inhaving a fronton Gallueys 10 <0 7 Jo 5, Hamplon Street of 2G fpet and run- 8 ..il.uLlnn.,llfl..hr?.A. ..... .Shell.V ll,h u * I- I . J unvn (i Uin'illiut? | . ' * " " *" " of 2W0 feet 10 au ally East from Hhidd* I<attimore II 86 9 05 6 J ton Htreet and being boucded as fol- I Mooraborp 11 60 9 2d 6 J Iowa.- On the North by lot of H. rt. ! Henrietta 1193 9 86 6i F oy<l, on tha Kagt by alley. South by City 12 10 9 06 6 ) lot of L. K. Stratton and West i?> Rutherfnrdton 12 40 9 10 61 11ampton Street. Thermal City 18 no 10 80 tl J?r Terms or sale: One-half cash. Marlon 14 35 10 90 0 balance of purchase money to be paid Column A: Tickels to be sold dai in out- year and to be seemed by the com iundng Nov. 80th, 1901, uni l?.,nd of the purchaser and the mort- and Ine uding Ma / 31, lf02; fin irage of the premises?the bond to limit June 3rd, 1902 interest at b per cent, per annum, column II: 'ijckeisto be sold dail Ttfftthe purchaser shall insure the commencing Nov. 30th, 1901, uu l> Ink store on the lot In said town of and including May 31st, 1902; flu Kershaw in some o'd line insurance limit ten days in addition to date company for toe sum of Five Hundred sale; except that Anal limit sin u Collars and that said policy lie a; a gn? in no case exceed June 3rd, 1902. ed to the said fheiiflTor loss be made Column C: Tickets to oe sold < payable to him for i lie protection of Tuesdays, and Thursdays of the parties herein. Purchaser to pay we?k; commencing Deo 3rd, 19t tor p?peis, and until and including M?y 29t .rt,.., ? 1902, final limit seven days in s JOHN P. HUNTER, dition to date of sale; except, tli final limit should iu no case else Sheriff L. C. June 3rd, 1908. R, E. Wylle, E. H. SHAW, Plaintiff's Atty. ^General Passenger Agevt tion one of the Newest and Bies of DRV GOODS, SHOES, TIONS and FaNCY GROCER cd in Lancaster. We knew that we would com of the Cash Trade, but didn't tlic "Lion's" share all at once, wo will strive by constai ONE PRICE TO Alii/and that We Sound the Note READY are in Order. Every department now in perl each you will find VALUES MAKE YOU BUY. But whet not YOU ARE WELCOME. brimful and over " insrwitn tl r With a Rush ! IES CO. V*' ' 1 to public inspecit Selected Stocks LOTHlNG, NGTRS ever disnlav - X j maud a fair share dream of getting Your confidence nt fair treatment, ; THE LOWEST, ind BARGAINS feet shape and in THAT WILL , ? ' ^ I ' rher you BUY or "Our Stores are lie Newest NovelVelvets, Notions, 11, second hand truck have room here. I busy clerks you s 10 years instead lize it ourselves. field and no faes are small?No ibulating around lly, < CHE8CO =j BARGAINS IN I B U 6 G I E S 3' JM. :WAGON | to We are bow selling for $55. BUGGIES that we have been saline ing at $60; and Buggies heretofore sold at $55. we are now selling at $50. So come and get you a nice, new BUGGY while they , ' are CHEAP. ! We arc selling the Nissen round _ and square hound wagons, alsp 9H the Owensboro wagon at snrprisx ingly low prices. We keep on hand some good 1,1 HORSES?some as tine animals ill as you will tind anywhere. If ur y?u wttnt a herse that will suit K. you in every particular, don't buy until you see our STOCK. g ^ s 90 . ' > r"rr'A ? ^ Wo ulso run a first-class livery, ly and can give you us good teams as g} can be had in town. Yours to serve, ill' CLYBURN HEATH MULE CO. Id -r>n jJ1 V*lrinoU ( W?dmM. h" Especially valuable to wom?n is Brewftp (j' ran Bitters. Backache vanishes, keedaetoe .1 ti*appears, strength takes the pl?Oe ?f L weakness, and the glow of health readily w<~ comes te the pallid ehedk when this wan* derfal remedy is takea. Per eiekiy ohildren or overworked ruen it has no eqosl. If oh Owe ( should t>? without this thai ewe t eat ad;. Browns' Iron BHters is aeMlTaB dealer*. }