The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 08, 1902, Image 5
Local Matters
Cotton brought 7 'I cents on
tb)8 market yesterday.
Miss Marrn? Stover re-opened |
her school at Jacksonham U>t '
Monday.
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Diapenaarv profit** the
vrerk *ete: Kershuw, $90.01;
Luncastei, $120.30
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Mr. Henry Connell of the Fork
Fliil section, is rrpoited seriouslv
ill with pneumonia.
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f@T Pay one year in nilvtince i
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Finn) fiee for
one year.
There will he service in the
Episcopal church Thursday ufter- ;
noon at 4 o'clock, conducted l>v
Rev. J. W. Cantey Johnson.
* Fer bvnle or Kent ! The Cloud
tesidence?ten ronfiiw? corner of'
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Arch and French Streets. Apply '
to T. S. Carter.
Mr. J. M. llcuth came over
from Lancaster on Thursday
afternoou and was here during!
yesterday, looking after his ex
tensive business interests.
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Mies Sal lie White, sister of Kev
J. M. White of Unity, who has |
been spending a week or se with
her brother, has returned to her
home at^H-iekory Grove.
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Magistrate ). T. Can I hen of
Kershaw, turned over to the
county Treasurer Monday, $10.95
cents, collections of fines and
costs fer tho quarter just ended.
Misses .Innie and Eessic .lohuson,
Mamie, Mattie and Ada
Clyburn will return to Hickory,
. N. C., today to resume their
studies at the Cluremout College
fer young ladies.
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Mr. J. T. Funderhurk, of
Dudley, aud 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 over 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. Tho remains were interred*
Sunday afternoon in the
town cemetery.
Dan Yolines, an aged colered
man, was found dead in his bed
laat Saturday meriting. Hisenly
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 witb her Aunt,
Mrs. L. R. Rollings, en route t
Columbia to resume her stndies
at the Columbia Female College
after spending the holidays very
pleasantly at heme.
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A congregational meeting will
be held at Gills Creek A. R. P.
church on Sabbath next immediately
after the eleven o'clock
morning service. A full attend*
ance of the members is requested.
There will be no services at
Pleasant Hill church in the after*
noon.
Mr. J. A. RslruJge. ef the
Cureton Stere vicinity, has lost
two fine horses within the past
three weeks. Each was only
sick O few hours before dying,
and the actions of each, says Mr.
Rstridge, indicated strychnine
poisoning. He believes be will
ferret ont the party whe poisoned
them.
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M i?* Uilil L-inay, of Monro?,
N ! , vinitimj h?ir Mr?.
.I. I) Fn nl.?r butk.
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I School ?t Pl'VKjint Plu? w*i
?j !? ?! Mtn..'u i11? Mr. J. \T.
Vincent a tenchar.
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.I S < 1vi>urn and childion,
ot thi* jilico vinit'-d Mr?. J.
L. \V i s >n t. K> < k Hill, tha pant
WCBk.
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Mi-K 1 uo\ Viv 1 mdin?ham, who
crt ik* Mown from Chuilntte, to
sp-u I ti? X.u' - with relatives
h to, r't trued h<?me M-unlay.
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Mr. *V ii I) noi returned to
Davi Lou college Monday, after
spending th-? h dtd?ys very pleasantly
at thi* place
Mr. Crockett McMurray, who
is taking u course in pharmacy in
Chariest-*n, r.-lutind Monday te
his studies.
Mo. A. J. t'.-os, of Norway, !
returner! home Saturday, accoui- '
punted by Most** l\t N'eal and
\<>i i"i A h.tus, 'who will spend ,
several weeks with her.
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Mrs. H. S. Cuuthen arrived in
the city Thursday night from
Baltimore and is the guest of her
sifter, Mrs. R. to. Tompkins.?
Hack liitl Herald.
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Mrs to. 10 1'oag went to Lancaster
Thursday to attend u joint
reception of Woman's Clubs.
While in Lancaster Mrs, Poag
was .< guosl ills. \\ . I'. Williams
?Rock Hill Herald.
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Lam aster is to lose another
good citizen. Mr. C. L. Tillman
1 and his excellent family will move
' today to the Catawba Falls. We
! regret to lose them fully as much
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as Mr, T., regrets to leave Lancaster.
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Misses Bessie and Rllen Jordan
and Ola Gregory returned from
Fort Lawn Monday where they
' went last week to attend the mar;riage
of their cousin, ,MiKS Lilla
'Jordan, and Mr. Arthur Garrison.
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Track-laying in broadening the
gauge of the L. &. C. Railroad
1 has reached this nlnee. Theeonin
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mailt, engines, coaches etc., for
' operating the road as a broad
gauge has bean purchased and as
soou a* all the trestle work is
finished, which it is hoped will be
by the 1st ult., the road will begin
operation as a broad gunge.
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The headquarters of the L. &
C. Railroad which hare herete
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fore been in Chester will be mo red
to this place at an early day. Mr.
A. P. McLure, the efficient
Auditor of the Road, is to be
uiade its Superintendent, aed Mr.
Palmer King will be given a positieu
in the auditing department.
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The time for making tax returns
for r*nl nn/t noi-uotml ...?. ?
- . ?.. jfviovami pi upoi LJ IS
on now and will continue only
until the 20th of February. Yesterday
Auditor Cook began bin annual
tour through the country for
the purpose of taking the returns
of property holders at their respective
precincts. During his absence
taxes will be collected at the
Auditor's oHice as the Treasurer
will be there to take the returns
of any wishing to snake them.
All trains on the SC. & Oa.
Fx. yesterday were .'U hours late.
Kev. J. M. White nf ITnifv i?
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a business trip to Hickory.
Grove.
Mr. Allen Adams, of the firm
of Adams Bros'., of Ckerair, is
up oo a visit te relatives and A
FRIEND.
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Dwelling Horned S
Rhrly Monday morning the
dwelling, occupied by Mrs. Lena r
Cougar in East End, was totally u
destroyed by fire together with li
all the household effects of the ci
| occupant. The tire originated in t<
| the garret and the roof was al ir
moat-ready to fall in when din T
covered. The building was ewned b
by Mr. A. J. Clark and was in- al
tured for $225. Mra. Couaar carried
insurance to the amount of M
$126 on ber furniture, etc.
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At The Thresh hold of Young
Womanhood. I<
3d is* Laura Weir, oldest dough- ^
4 U. ti ?rN
ioi \>l in.i . xjl. it Mirv iigwti
about 19 years, died at her father"e ^
home near Tirzah church of lung
trouble, on Sunday last, after a r
protracted illness. She was an
amiable, sweet girl, and her death ^
occaeiona great sorrow in the ^
commueity where she lived. Her'
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remains were interred Monday at '*
Tirzah church. ^
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Little Negro Boy Burned te
Death.
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Sunday afternoon, a little negro ^
boy, Rob Shannon, aged 6 years, ^
was burned to death on Mr. J. A.
Bridges' place near Heath Springs. ^
The little fellow was playing in ^
the tire when hisdressaccidentally ^
caught afire. He ran into the (
yard screaming. Mr. Bridges (
was the first to reach him nod tore
his clothes off as quickly as pos
sihle but the little chap was a n
blister almost from head to foot. c
Dr. Moore was sumtnoued and did n
what he could to relieve his suf,
feting. Mr. Bridge# had his
hands badly burned in stripping
the child of its burning clothing.
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PAHTORXA. "
feari tWi Kini Yot Have aIw*jp Botgtt ,
'so- Subscribe to The Ledge
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-Heath E
Our Millinery <
succeeded in givi
exceeded ainuli
many oilier store
that they cannot
iels, except by oui
lie as matchless a
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SMASHING ALL
W? have all the kinds of I
larger Stock or name a Lower 1
Queen of black goeds in satin
Venetian Cloth, all wool Meltoi
NOT ENOUGH Tl
10,000 yards of 10 cents ducks
You are Thinkln
Now take our advice, and
advance, and can sell you all so
Jackets, Furs and Skirts. Oui
A $12 000 Slot
We stid handle Si rouse & llros' Ch
have no competition in this line. Ir
dies' Shoes have no equal. The W.
A FEW SPECIAL
lined Lnd rshirts worln 26 cents, yt
room for later arrivals, 20 per cent i
brought to Lancaster.
X&f We want all your COTTC
marke*, hut you don't know what th
-Heath I
ult of Homcp^df
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Dr. W"... Hf Bsya i* waaring a
sry pratty suit 6t hrowa bowa
iada clot has, a gift from au old
idr in Cliastarfiald county, wha
irdad and spun tha wool and cot
>a, dyad tha jam and way* it
itocloth oa an ald-faahonad loom,
ha doctor is justly tary proud af
is good Iuck. ? Ituck Hill Hsr.
Id.
Married, at the residence of
At. H.J. Blackmen, the vificiat1minister,
en'Sunday morning
ist, Mr. Britton L. Parker ami
(ua .Mica Cartos, daughter of
tr. T. D. Carnea, alt ?f the
'wight taction.
? Married, by Clerk ?f Court
r. S. L. Porter at his residence
; thia place, on Sunday luat, Mr.
r. A. Yandla and Misa Carria
rmatreng.
? Married, on Sunday night
,?t ia tha church at Taxahaw, by
ar. R. J. Blackaaoa, Mr. A. G.
aaton and Miaa Wren Mnngo,
aughter of Mr. A. S. Mnngo.
Marriad. at thia placa, an Sunay
night lust, by Rar. C. R.
arnaa, Mr. Emaauel Kenning>n
and Mias Lou Robinson.
Marriad, on (Jhristmau day, at
ia raaidanca of C. A. Pl>ler tha
fticiating Notary Public, Mr.
Loot Rape of Union county, N.
!., and Misu Backia Bakar, of
lhaatarfiald county.
All parsons indebtad eithar by
ota, accouat, or otherwise, must
omo forward and settle, for I
e?d the money.
J. E. Rutledge.
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice ie harebv given timl I will
flake niy Hr.el r< turn in the ('our. ?'
'roWate for I.nnca* er ?'ountya Ad
ilniHira't r of the K-iu.e of the late
V Ii Edward* on the 4 h day of
'ebruary 1902 and then and there
pi'ly to Hon 15. D. Jonr-a Probate
ndge. for a final discharge as such
kdiuiiiialralur
Jane E. Edwards,
Administratrix.
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Opening was a
hg this up oum
tere. Its a triu
s, a greater triti
be dtstinguishet
* Low Prices*
s ?ur prices. C
FORMER DBFS
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Dress Goods and Silks that all th<
Price. FiD? Dross Goods, fine
finish. Twilled, Plain and Fignr
i cloth for Skirts, no lining needi
u uu kuuwu.
remnants going at 5 cents. 5,0'
ig of Buying Di
buy right now and right here, i
rts of cotton goods for loss than i
r unique display will fairly mngn<
:K OF CLOTHIh
>thing, the best fitting and best w
i Ladies' fine Shoes, we set the st
L. Douglas' Shoe for men, and
BARGAINS. HU
>urs for 10 cents. Our immense
under market prices. Our treme
>N. Don't sell until you see us
e top is before yen try the roark<
Nanking <
Sal?K<lajr
A htrp* crowd ?.??. I ? V
(lay, tb? ' *>?'
ordarl^ crowd w.
town. Not * ?injj'c
mad*.
Th* f< llowivy ( r< | ! 1 v uii.?t
oi l l>y tho Stitriil:
F?tat? l.-m'm of h *
Stor* nit<1 '??? y r.
bl'CM^lal !|>Slt(l. . \\ 1 ,
purchaser; 24" in 1 ? > ' r*
Flat Creek towtiahip f .r JSMO Mr*.
M/uthi Bin! pir > ?
Tb? V ?o<.lian liii <1, s.> ?< ? ,
nrou^hi $257,, n?. d ' a i 11 ?
r. V William*, E-q.
Health for !0 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health ?
Cascarcts Candy Cathartic will obtain
and secure them for you. (lenuine
tablets stamned C. C C N pv^r
sold in bulk. All druggists, toc.
BRIDGE ~T0 i-ET.
Con'riiti f ir bui'i'i. % * n>-w i?rnU #
kCr->*M TttP'VI1 Mbo < * t f \?? I
Osceoia hmii (? l?l KiH wil l.f l<l lo
the f??w r M ,) ..ili ? |i|?i r 1.1 KM*
?l*y tbt' llltli ( JmiiiH a II < V ni'l.,
? m. the O *nni|-*lo ers re* Tvjpif ? h?
ri?<IU ?? r? Jecf >? v na . t t > ?
W Q ? Kl Y.
oi.t.ry -unerxt- r
All persons indebted to us,
either by nolo or on account,
must come forward and settlo
promptly, as our Mwichundise and
Guano accounts and notes wetc
all due the 1st of Nov. o luivu
waited pat ienlly on our ciMniners,
and must insist up m them coining
forward and settling with us
promptly.
Ileath i'.M.kii Mcuni:tih,( < .
I
l\*r Ptiy your subscription to
; The Ledger, please.
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J. CANTZON FO'TER, H. D.
! tFFI^ U? STAINS !M
MASONIC \ .
All Calls Attended Night
nd Dav.
k MERCAf
magitiiiccui mjc
try a mi'Hneiy
impli to surpass
ttiipli to produce
I Tom <lie ia ps o
ITie coiupleteises!
'ome and see.
5S GS3DS REM
3 tasteful ladies want now. Fev
Silks nevei cost so little. Sco 1
ed goods at $1.10, worth si 50 a \
?d. Knglish Cheviots, French Sun
SO C0M1 lis
jo yard# ot wool dress l'laids ut '2o
omsstics
fortunately wo placed our oideis w
Market cost. (ireat excitement e
itize you. Vou uiti'l <jct away froi
i HZ | Ih'. 4? . hi istliti
^ Ji 50 cents worth $1.00.
earing clothing on earth. Our Sh
undard for style, quality and price,
for school children the Godman Sh
NDBEDS MORE
stock of lien's Hilt* and lumishiiq
indous Hard ware, (Jrneerv uml l<"iir
Otber Buyers mny tell you t
It.
& Mercai
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f or din
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i If \ i n nro h11? ?_ r\* the restaur*?*
' is open st all limit'* of th* ilay
; Mollis frotll 2i> ti"' $' it*., UlX"?4i*|(
IMC to wllllt >i U WMlll to ?wt.
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am iim< y i r" w ' . h-v? r<te
00, no prd $r?.Ofi on a i> lefV
I lend Stone*, TahU ts an ' Vl?n*
inoi*t? fi'oiii \ ' nioi t. (Joor^iji in#
Itnlv Quai r. <ll or write
Prioow ill |'1?'u>o \ on.
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LAN. Vk./l Lli, 8. C.1^
canity C\THAPTICa *?**
tfig
i+t.UM.' ' - - . ? *Genuine
stamped C. C. C. Vcwr sold la
R.-wore of flic d W who tries to sell
"somcthifu .list u ?oo?i."
po^rr?.^
. ??. -- Venr l.ifcmvtijp
Yo>t run lie m* ... <-ftr>1 .-mow
easily, l* m i l v i "/! .(! , fuliiiT
?i ? !if<~ I ' i\ J-rT.* D;&
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ten noun Us iii ten d.u?. Ovrr a a a. aim
cured. All drujTp*<tA. nee rnnranteed TVMK
lei and advice. V ti UK. AiUirom fcTHLHI -X>?7
KKMKDY CO., Chicago or New York. iqF
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5JILE CO."
ce- s V^'e have
(]< jdil'tilU'Siii EUiL
the efforts of e<s
Itst.is so artistic
ved Ffc;u'!i mod*
s of our mil line *?
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a
ill;
st<ii*s in the Stute cur hliow *
i?>\v ynu can h? bbiitttl. Th?
aid. Itlui'k :unl rolottal 1\uai-.L
ill Sort' s r.1 new *h..(lr* '! hi* i*
ill
cents bargains ne w 1 n r, B\h
ill) ilic manufai.tincia !/C??icth?.
enters about our l'no of Ladi??*
in it, our prices hit- so low.
ijr with Harguin*. Child's s':it t
Men'* Suits at ?l 00 ireith $?. ,ji
nc business needs nn mention 4
The celebrated Drew Seth^ J>.
no, have no second.
yC?C f J 50 dozsu 1*.
" ?. Indies
5 goods we, will st!l n< w, to mil*
niture stocks are tho lurgsti .
hat they will give you the top tk?
mil Co.