The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 08, 1902, Image 4
local Matters
Cotton brought 7% cents on
thi8 market yesterday.
Miss Mnmia Stover re-opened I
ber school sit .lucksonhnm last !
Monday.
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% nioitOllKai'n lU'iltitu I tw -*? '
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week weit: Kershaw, $9*.01;'
Luncastet, $120.30
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Mr. Henry Connell of the Fork
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rliil section, is repotted seriously
ill with pneumonia.
tint' yt ar in advance j
for The Ledger and let oh send
you the Home Hi.d Faun fieo for :
one year.
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will Wo service in the
Kpiscepal church Thursday after- I
noon at 4. o'clock, conducted l?y
Rev. J. VV. Cantey Johnson.
Fer bale or Rent ! The Cloud
residence?ten rod fits? corner of!
Arch mid French Street*. Apply '
to T. S. Carter.
Mr. J. M. licath cnmo over i
from Lancaster on Thursday
atternooH and was hare (fining
yesterday, looking after his ex
tensive business interests.
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Miss Sal I ic White, sister of Kev I
J. M. Whit a of Unity, vrbo has j
f>ean spending h weak er se with j
bar brother, has returned to bar j
home at^Rickorv Grove.
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Magistrate ,J. T. Cauthen of
Kershaw, turned over to the
county Treasurer Monday, $10.95
cants, collections of fines and
costs far the quarter just ended.
Misses Jnnie and Lessic John- '
son, Matnie, Mattie and Ada
Clyburn will return to Hickory, j
. N. C., today to resume their
studies at the Claremont College
far young ladies.
Mr. J. T. Funderburk, of
Dudley, and his daughter, Mrs.
Steve Laney, of Old Store, are
visiting at Mrs. B. C. Hough's.
Mr. F., has completed his new
house and is oyer purchasing
furniture for it.
Died, at this place, on Saturday,
4th instant, Alice, the seven
months old child ef Mr. and Mrs.
J, V. Ellis, The remains were interred
Sunday afternoon in the
town cemetery.
Dan Yolines, an aged colered
man, was found dead in his bed
last Saturday meriting. His enly
covering, we are told, was a single
quilt, and the supposition is that
be froze to death.
Mis* Carry Kelly, ef Oakhurst,
spent Friday night with her Aunt,
Mrs. L. II. Rollings, en reute t
Celumbia to resume her stndies
at the Colombia Female College
after spending the holidays vecy
pleasantly at heme.
A congregational meeting will
be held at Gills Creek A. 11. P.
church on Sabbath next immediately
aftar tha eleven o'clock
morning service. A full attend^
anca of tha membera is requested.
There will Via no Nervines at
Pleasant Hill church in the afterBOOO.
Mr. ?T. A. Rstridge. ef the
Cureton Stere vicinity, has lost
two tine horses within the past
three weeks. Each was only
sick Qa few hours before dying,
and the actions of each, says Mr.
Kstridge, iedicated strychnine
poisoning. He believes he will
ferret ont the party whe poisoned
them.
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M i-* Liz/.io litney, <?f Mcnroe, '
N 1 , i? vmiiinof her sister, Mrs.
.J. I) Fii kI ?l>11 r k. m (
-i/j (
School tit Pleasant Plate was c
open i! Mm..'a iili Mr. J. YV. t
Vincent a teacher. c
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4fS. .1 S < Iviturn nn?1 child- t
i'imi, nt this place viwiti'd Mr?. ?I. <
L. W i s ni t K- ? k Hill, the pant t
w^ek. t
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Mi>s I uc\ V!i 1-indtngham, who t
came flown from (./harlotto, to
sp n I th- Xin-iv with relatives ^
h^ro, rut i? r?e?l bona Monday.
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Mr. *V n I) ntw returned to ^
Davi Loo college Monday, after
speti lino th.- !i ?lid.?\s very pleas- j,
ant-ly at thi* place. .
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Mr. Croek?tt McMurray, who I
is taking h wiiiis# in pharmacy in !
Charle^t-m, r<?uin??l Mont lay t?
his studies. Jr
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Mr*. A. J. Kmks, of Norway, !
returned home Saturday, aecorn- '
punicd by Mioses Pet N'eal and '
Mm > A lunis, who w ill spend
several weeks with her.
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Mrs. R. S. Cant lien ar tired in 1
the city Thursday night from ^
Baltimore and is the guest of her ^
sister, Mrs. R. E. Tompkins.? *
Rm;k nill Herald. c
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Mrs E. L P?>?g went to Lun- 1
caster Thursday to attend u joiut i
reception Woman's Clubs. *
While in Lancaster Mrs, Poag 1
Was a ol Mi's. \\ . 1'. YVll- 1
liams ?Rock Hill Herald. t
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Lancaster is to lose another *
good citizen. Mr. C. L. Tillaiae 1
and his excellent family will move
today to the Catawba Falls. We
regret to lose them fully as much
as Mr, T., regrets to leavo Lan
caster.
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Misses IUs?ie and Ellen .Jordan [
and Ola Gregory returned from
Fort Lawn Monday where they
went last week to attend the mar- 1
. riag? of their cousin, Miss Lilla
Jordan, and Mr. Arthur Garrison.
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Track-laying in broadening the
gauge of the L. &. C. Railroad
j has reached this place. Theequip- <
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mailt, engines, couches etc., for
1 operating the roud as a broad 1
1 gauge has been purchased and as
soou as all the trestle work is
1 finished, which it is hoped will he
by the 1st tilt., the road will begin
operation as a broad gauge.
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The headquarters of the L. &
C. Railroad which hare heretofore
been in Chester will lie moved
to this place at an early day. Mr.
A. P. McLure, the efficient
Auditor of the Road, is to be
made its Superintendent and Mr.
Palmer King will lie given a position
in the auditing department.
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The time for making tax returns
for real and personal property is
on now and will continue only
until the 20th of February. Yesterday
Auditor Cook began his annual
tour through the country for
tli# purpose of taking the returns
of property holders At their respective
precincts. During his absence
taxes will be collected at the
Auditor's office as the Treasurer
will be there to tak# the returns ,
of any wishing tofnake them.
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All trains on th# S C. & (ia.
Ex. y#?tsrdsy er#r# 3$ hours late.
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R#y. J. M. Whit# of Unity, is
n a bnaieaaa trir? tr? Mlr>w?n ?r
Grove.
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Mr. Allen Adams, of the firm
of Adams Bres'., of Cher**, is
up oo a visit te relatives and A ,
FRIEND.
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Dwelling learned
Rhrly Monday morning the
iwelling, occupied by Mm. Lena
Juusar ia East End, was totally
leatroyed l?y fir? togetbar with
ill tha household affects of tha
iccupant. Tha tire originated ia
ha garret and tha roof wna al
Dost-ready to fall in whaa din
j*rared. Tha building wasawned
>y Mr. A. J. Clark and was inured
for $225. Mrs. Couaar car ?d
insurance to tha amount of
1126 on her furniture, etc.
It Tlifl Thresh hold of Young
Womanhood.
M ivn Laura Weir, oldest (laugher
of Mr. .John H. \Vuirv aged
ibout 19 years, died at her father's
lome near Tirzab church of lung
rouble, on Sunday last, after a
>rotracted illness. She was an
.rniable, sweet girl, and her death
cessions great sorrow in the
ommnnity where she lived. Her
etnains were interred Monday at
['irzah church.
kittle Negro Boy Burned te
Death.
Sunday afternoon, a little negro
>oy, Hob Shannon, aged 6 years,
vas burned to death on Mr. J. A.
i _i 11?. i ts?s
>1 UlgVS LI OH 1" n?Hlll OpiIOgl.
L"h? little fellow was playing in
he tire when hisdress accidentally
aught afire. He rHn into the
rard screaming. Mr. Bridges
us the first te reach him and tore
us clothes off as quickly as pos
lihle but the little chap was a
ilister almost from head to foot.
Dr. Moore was summoned and did
ivhat he could to relieve his suf-.
Wing. Mr. Bridges had his
lands badly burned in stripping
ho child of its burning clothing.
PAWTOltlA.
Basratki ^ Tka toot Yot IU* Maws loijtt
T&gg
tPif" Subscribe te The Lrdob
-Heath j
Our Millinery
surereded in gh
exceeded ainw
many other stor
that they cannot
els, except by ot
i? as matchless :
SMASHING ft!
We have all the kinds o
larger Stock or name a Lowe
Queen of black goeds in sati
Venetian Cloth, all wool Mel
NOT ENOUGH 1
10,000 yards of 10 cents due
You are Think!
Now take our advice, an
advance, and can sell you ull
Jackets, Furs and Skirts. C
A $12,000 STO
We kti 11 handle St rouse & Bros' (
have no competition in this line,
dies' Shoes have no equal. The \
A FEW SPECIAl
lined Dnd r*hirts worth 25 cents,
room for later arrivals, 20 per cen
brought to Lancaster.
tar We want all your COT
marke4, hut you don't know what
-Heath ;
! Suit of llomauada Cl?t||ff
Dr. W. Hr Baya u waaring
ary pratty auit at brown bom
mada clothas, a gift from an ?l
ladr in Chaatarfitld county, ??h
1 1 -1 ?
caru?? ana spun in* wool and col
toa, dyad tha jam and wav* i
into cloth ob an old-fashonad loon:
lb* doctor is justly vary proud?
his good Iucr. ?Hock Hill Hot
aid.
Marriages
J Married, at the raaidsnc* c
I Hbt. H.J. Blackmail, the official
' ing minister, an'Sunday morniu
last, Mr. Britton L. Parker an
M i?s Alica Caraos, daughter o
Mr. T. D. Camas, all of th
lJwight ctioo.
? Married, by Clerk of Com
W. S. L. Perter at his reaidenc
at this place, on Sunday hut, Mr
W. A. Yandle and Miss Carri
Armstrong.
? Married, on Sunday uigl
latt ia the ckurch at Taxahaw, h
Rsr. R. J. R1ack?oa, Mr. A. G
'Canton and Miss Wren Mungt
daughter of Mr. A. S. Mnego.
Married, at this place, en Sur
day night last, by Rer. C. t
Carnes, Mr. Emaauel Kenning
ton and Miss Lou Robinson.
Married, ob Christmas day, i
the renidence of C. A. Pl>ler tt
officiating Notary Public, Mi
Roht Rape of Union county, I*
C., and M isu Beckie Baker, (
Chesterfield county.
All persona indebted eithor h
note, accouat, or otherwise, mui
come forward and settle, for
need the money.
J. E. Ruiledge.
- . -?<' v<.'>eo :-*munmai
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice ia hsrehv given that I wi
make my tlr.al r> turn in the ('our. <
ProWate for I .mica* er ? 'ouniy a A<
mlnistrau r of the E-iu.e of ilie la
\V Ij Edward* on the 4 h day i
February 1902 ami then and thei
apply to Hon tl. D. Jom-s Proha
Judge, for a final discharge as sue
Administrator
Jane E. Edwards,
Administratrix.
Banking
Opening was a
ring this up com
here. Its a tri
es, a greater tri
I be distinguishe
ir Low Pr
as our prices, t
L FORMER DBF
0
t Dress Goods and Silks that all t
r Price. Fine Dross Goods, fin
n finish. Twilled, Plain and Fig'
ton olntb #r?r Slrii-fo nn l!"'? - --
?vt ?. nil id) IJU llllll!^ UUU
rO 60 ROUND.
ks remnants going at 5 cents. 5,
ng of Buying II
<1 buy right now and right here,
aorta of cotton goods for loss than
)ur unique display will fairly ning
CK OF CLOTHII
Nothing, the best fitting and best
In Ladies' fine Shoes, wo set the i
iV. L. Douglas' Shoe for men, am
. BARGAINS. HI
yours for 10 cento. Our immens
it under market prices. Our tren
TON. Don't sell until you see \
the top is before yeu try the mar
Banking
Haleftduy
ft ' A 1?? r cr? *? < * * - ' M
i? Hay, t ' l>? ^
donUrlj crowd \*
town. Not * bH'jjV fc
t m?(U.
it Th? fi ll ' wir y i r< I" 1 v ,v>1
i. aol'i t li? >u? 11ll:
if Kitkt* I :l 11 '? of !
' Store hntir.* nnd ?it u r.
breu^il \\ J . i
pureh * 11 ; 24" m n t ' < ? <
Flat Creok ti?wu?t>ip fir $S??" .
(f Mr?. Mn iht Bird pu?
The V *M^ll3?ll I III (I, S.'? *1"
g nrou^ht 7., *?. -s 1 nil' i
r. Y William*. K-q.
f
9 Health for 10 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, cle.ii
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
t Cascarets Candy Cathartic will oh
t tain and secure them for you. Cienu
ine tablets stamped C. C. C. Neve
sold in bulk. All druggists, roc.
* BRIDGE~T0TET.
Cotitrnei f.ir hul'iii jj a m-w t?ri<t.
y wer >?M Twe vc Mi e t k le ?<
i Osceola ami (1 l<t Hill wil !.* ], t I
r* ttie !'iw * w o -")( > i?ld r i t H'r
), day tin* ID'li 1 J 111Um :i 11 < V <ii l
' >i m. th* c mmikHio ers r< * -rvtrv *t
rii<lit t?i r*-J*mr mi v no i M :*
W Q ' Kl V,
'I .' IV MUM l'M r
L. _ _ _
rAll
persons indebted to 11
either hy note or on ncconti
!? must come forward and sett
' promptly, as our Mwichundise ui
* Guano accounts and notes wei
all due the 1st of Nov. \> o hui
wuitod patiently on our customer
ami must insist up ?n them con
v ing forward and settling with i
j promptly.
Heath luii'kii ? <? Met t antih.t <
'ay your suhscnption I
| The Ledger, please.
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L'j. CANTZON FO'TER, M. I
S| WHO? UP STAIRS
!,p MASONIC, 8UU. ! .
5^^"" All Calls Attended Nig
nd Dav.
& Merca
niagnificnii mh
ltrv a iiii'linciv
?
umph to surpass
UII1 ph to produce
d 1rom tlse turpi <
The completeisei
Dome and see.
SS GOODS IIS
he tasteful ladies want now. Ft
e Silks nevei cost so little. See
ured goods at $l.lO, worth 5U a
ded. English Cheviots, French Sn
Oft pnuc ftBB&i
mmmmmm ? mmmmmmmmmm i .11 J i...
000 yards of wool dress Plaids at *2
lomasfics
Fortuoutely ?ve placed our orders
market cost. ( ireut excitement
netize you. You can't get away fr
mbb f this stock is bristl
[3L5E touts worth * 1.00.
wearin?? clothimr nil (inrt t> Hnv < ;
cm "" v""
standard for stylo, quality and prin
J for school children the Godman S
INDREDS MORE
e stock of Men's Hats and linnishii
Tendons Hardware, Grocery and Fi
i?. Other Buyers mar tell you
k?t.
& MERCA!
m
\J l \ i hi nil u) i ) i 4ft
( IV K
. Mi'k. I
* ? w am. ** to M* ? * *-? j|
* ? ?*
t;H ? *? v ' :h- t Urtr
kind <ii \
! r . 11 ? i h ttf
I t( I .
, t . N tnhi^
(TctrcU
I ' :l I III II" t1 ?' * * ' l|' ???r
' cuttle from -\ftii
?*l|o Ul () > 1? ' >< >- Hf ?i
if. r. \
I, , , l I I I.j- li*t*
Yon r ? r jr^'.
' n '? n jI- ? .it . t>*r i If
II * (' (Tl! MS !,Hlll IHfRt??
' ??\ ??f\ 11 'l o ? (all >
i ] 111 > 11 < < N * . i * i !i < O.; ... -i.
n 0 ; Or... I N CI' i'.KKP
1'(- a i I !. n i x * *! ?i' wtH.
' P U. ^ \ < u like
x | If \ en are hnptrv the re?taur*Bfc
'is <?p*?n f all Ik uis of lh? ?iay
i Meals from %2?*> to St- its., wixMdfc
IHii to wllttl O U wnlit to ?Mt.
1 ? r i 4
; J. F. '.VSaisoB
h, & 'v.
? I 1TQ?
i <W i- ?<
I
Si Al> thc $1 * M ?-Vf... b-v? m TiYt
?'J 00, *f r??? *?<1 to.(?0 ni'0< Irfy
' llt'rttl Stone*, T:il>lfts me' Vinton
11)011 Is f' I .111 Ye moot, (i?*? I* ?*i :n4?
l4j Italy Qmnri (.11 or writ*.
Pr ioow ill pleiiso \ on.
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,u ? j? ? -b Jit
*' LAN . 'A,j 1 Lit, S. C
l}V
CANr>v CATHAFm*^ -*"*
lit. MM. * * ' ? '?* ^
i ( Genuine stamped C. C. C. sold '.a hi^
B?w.ire f 'he i' "'- r who trie* to sell
"something as ?ood."
rpONJTT!r^
. * Vrttr I .tfeown?
You run lie fin ' !< ' tut nsim
easily, Ik- in v ' I " 'II 'iv , 'uljij
ye w '.if .. I ' |V ^-Tf-CkUl^
'ill 111 We el. 11 ri.llj, I'.JU;.
. ten pon mts in ten duett. Civer 3 O ii m irMS?
Lit cured. All drujtpisln. tvn runrant?*d n^K
let and Silvicti VttKB. AeUtrcM
RKMKDY CO., Chicago or New York. ?F
- razz: .. " "4": '.zzzzsssbl
NTILE CO.see.-?
We have
(3< jiarfnnsit cua.
the efforts of s?
: hats so aiiUtic
>vcd FYcrxh 2mui~
?s of our miliine***
J* ^
BWk
isis.
?\v *t< i tfs in tlie State can ohow ?.
how you can ho kiiitfcd. The
yard. I'lack and minted I'leant
irah Sorjjos m new eludra '!hin i*
0 cents bargains new 10 crau.
with I lie mi ?tin fact in ci s be f*?i e tin*
centers about our bno of 1 ??<.!i??*
om it, our prices nre no low.
ing with bargains. Child's Suit t
Mcn'k Suits at ?l 00 north 5b ?Ji
hoe business need- no mention *
b. The celebrated Drew S?)b? k*.
hoe, have no second.
UC9C I 1.50 do/.ttB . s.
Ml fcllw Indie* h?arr fie*
rig goods wo will sill now, to cuiu.
uniturc stocks are tin* lurg?*t ,
that they will give you the top of Ik?
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