The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 11, 1902, Image 3
Locat Matters
Cotton brought 7$ *evnts o
this market yesterday.
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Lost 1 A. padlock, and sprin
lock key. Please leave at Ledge
office.
Mies Annie Stevens of Iioc
Hill attended the Hall-Wither
spoon marriage here Wednesda
last.
Married, on Sunday lsit, b;
R^v. R. J. Blackoaon, Mr. Johi
Parker and Miss Mima Haire
daughter of Jack Haire.
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tSPPay one' year in advanc<
for The Ledger and let us sem
you the Home and Farm fiee fe:
one year.
Last weak Miss Minnis Pardui
was callad to Walkup, N. 0., t(
tha baeLida of bar brotbar, W. E
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Pardue, wbo is vary sick witb la
grippa.
Far Sala or Rent 1 Tbe Clone
residence?tan rooms?cornar oi
Arck and French Streets. Apply
ta T. S. Carter.
Married, at White Bluff, January
7tb, 1902, by Hon. J. N.
Estridge, N. P., Mr. Robert
Payna and Miss Mary Bakar.
Contractor J. M. Porter hai
tha contract to build a aica two
story residence for Mr. T. C.
Hicks on his lat on Main streat.
Tha Carina] school, Mr. M. J.
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vjivwu, iu? principal, informs uit,
has an enrollment of 51 scbolara.
Ttua is ana of the most flourishing
schools in tho county.
Jackson Green, col., plead
guilty before Magistrate Gaskey
Wednenday last of public indecency
and was sentenced to 30
days on the county chain gang.
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The town has long nssdsd a
vagrant law. Tits new council
has passed oas. Another new
ordinance of importance is one
punishing shop-lifting and petit
thieving and the compromising of
such.
Tha town is buying all the dint
reck, it can gst at 50 cents par
ton. It doesn't tales many rock
ts make a ton and most any wagon
coming to town can stop and ioad
up befooe it geta bars.
Mr. ' F. Gregory has resigned
his position as Manager of
the Gaffoey Lira Stock Company,
and has returned to Lancaster.
Ai1 his old f Hands ace glad to have
him back with us.
C09
Dr. R. M. Galloway has baao
alacted by the Council to serve
on tha town board af haalth for
tha ramaindar of tka tarm (4
years) of T. S. Carter, resigned.
This is a good selection and the
council will bo cemmended for it.
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After morning service tomorrow
the Lord's Supper will be
administered in tbe Presbyterian
church. Preparatory services
were commenced last Wednesday
night. The pastor is being assisted
by Re^. J. R. Swann ef
Yorkville.
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Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. Kugene Ftinderburk,
a brother of Mr. Ben Funderburk
and Mrs. B. C. Hough ef
this place, to Miss Beulah Cameroa,
oh Wednesday evening, Jan.
22. 1903. at the residence of tbe
the bride's parents, Mr. and lira.
Archy Cameron, at Laurinburg,
N.'C.
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Mr. Waller G. Cureton of At
lanta, is here for a few day*.
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I'he w<fe of Chief .Justice McIvor
<1 te<I at Cheraw last Thurs
day
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,r A royal welc- me wan given the
libertv bell in Cha lo ton. It was
3SCO tod f oni t e train t*? the exk
position grounds by a great procession
of military a J c tizens.
J 2,000 school children sang patriotic
songs and a nam *r of speechoa
were made. The bell was placed
Y in the Philadelphia building,
a
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? Mr. W B Pl\ler and family
have been quarantined at their
home on account of having recent
0 ly been exposed to smallpox. A
' lady visitor from licek Hill to
r Mr. Plyler's broke out with the
disease the day she returned to
that city. Mr P., as miob as he
* learned it had himself and family
5 vaccinated, and ou the recommendation
of the board of health
a quarantine of Mr. Plyler's
home was ordered.
Letters advertised for the week
^ ending Jan 11, 1902. Mrs. Sallie
r Rarn~o U UL.U - " -- '
u..u*d, .Lino, ouriuun naytx, Mrs.
Mm tie Barnes, Mrs. Jouapb Johnson,
Miss A. J. Beat, (2) Miss
' Kir by Johns, Mist liena Jackson,
' Mi us Douhie Meungrim, Miss Lara
^ Walkup, Purl Brown, .1 A. Balk, t
M. J. Witbarspoon, J. N. llama,
D. Lowry, Mr. liobart Daveo1
port, Mr. J. N E. Wataon, Mr.
' Charley Jackson.
Balle Nance,P. iVi.
Lancaster, S. C.
09
The Lancaster County Educational
Asaociation will meet in
Lancaster Jan. 18th. The seasion
will open at 12 a. m. in the grad|
ad school. The following is the
programme:
! 1. Scheol Management, Supt
! E. Earle Thornwell of Kershaw,
i 2. Oral Teaching, Principal
uarrett of Heath Spring. I
3. An address by Prof. Meant i
Davis of S. C. College.
Teachers who intend to be
present will ootify SupL L. T.
Baker of Lancaster.
Ex- Com. L. E. A.
The supply ordiname ef the
town will be found published oa
another page. Heretofore only
professions and certain other buei
nesses bay# beea liceneed. The
new council has endeavored to
make the license tax a each all
businesses and to make it as uniform
as possible., The couecij
expects no kicking freus any hody.
It iu ? ....... *
.. ? a lUHliar til
the town license or closing up
shop. If there was any discrimination
shown the council might
expect a kick but under the cif- ,
cunistauees every one is expected
to pay up cheerfully and get hie
license.
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A New Enterprise to he Begun.
Dr. T. J. Strait on yesterday
leased twenty acres of granite on
hit Cedar Creek plantation to ,
Chas. S. Wright of Pennsylvania,
and I. W. Durham of Charlotte,
N. (J., for a period of twenty ,
years, with the privilege of buying
at $100. per acre at any time before
the expiration of the lease.
They have emoloved wnrtmon i
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and will begin work at once hav- i
ing already taken contracts for ^
supplies of monumental granite. (j
The Doctor hanfiveorsix hundred
acres of granite left on his.placeof
about 3,000 acres, and the supply j
is pronounced by expert quarry- 'i
men who hare examined it to be r
of the finest quality and inexhaus- ^
tible.
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- Hall-Witherspoon Nuptials.
Aft. tber evidence of our esteem
ed towasman, Capt. B. J. With
er spoon, thara waa a'very prett<
arv atyliah marriage at
o*clock on Wednesday lest. A
that hour hia popular and loyalj
daughter, Miaa Mazie, and Rev
.foa. K Hall, of Oulhriesvilte,
pastor of Bathaada Presbyterian
church, fijauoied the marriagt
' tow?. Tha halls and parlors ,anc
dining room wera alahorataly
dacorated with belly; potted plants,
fej-ns, etc.. and wars vary pretty.
Mrs* Chalnaars Fraser played tha
wadding march while tha bridal
party entered tba parlor in tha
following order: Miss Connie
Witherspoon, tba maid of honor,
fallowed by tha bride leaning on
the arm of, her father^, and than
tha groom with hie beat man, Rev
J. K. Kirkpstrick. The party
ntoed in tha bay window under
feat ons of evergreens while the
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ceremony waa performed by. tha
Rev. W. T. Hall, .half brother of
tha groom, .assisted by Rev.
Chalmers Frssar, tha hride'e
paator. In tha same parlor and
at tba same place years a^p the
officiating minister wat married
te an aunt of the bride's, Mis*
Fannie Witherspoon.
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ino Dride was handsomely attired
in a brown traveling suit and
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carried a bouquet of bride's rosea.
After tl\e ceremony an elegant
wedding dinner was served to the
guests. At 3:30, Rev. Mr. Hall
and his bride were accompanied
by almost the entire party to the
S. C. <fe. Ga. Ex R. R. depot,
where, they . boarded the Northbound
train sniid showers of rice
for the groom's home at Guthrieeville'.
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The bride received numerous
handsome and costly presents, a
number being from members of
Rev. Mr. Hall's congregation.
The bride was one of the most
loveable young ladies in Lancaster
and wa^. a great favorite with
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-WpnTU 1
iiLiniii J
Our Millinery
succeeded in gii
exceeded ariyw
many other stor
that they cannot
els, except bv ou
m ' m>
i? as matchless t
SMASHING AU
We have all the kinds of
larger Stock or name a Lower
Queen of black goods in satin
Venetian CL;th, all wool MelU
NOT ENOUGH I
10,000 yards of 10 cents ducki
You are Thinkii
Now take our advice, and
advance, and can sell you all sc
Jackets, Furs and Skirts. On
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A $12,000 ST0I
^e still huniile Strou?e & Bros' C5T?
lave no competition in this line, li
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>??P uuuvn imTfl no equal. The W
A FEW SPECIAL
ined Undershirts worth 25 eeuts, y<
oom for later arrivals, 20 per cent
rought;)i> Lancaster.
We want all your COTTC
larke*, hut you don't know what th
Heath I
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evsryout.. _ Ray. ^r. flaj.1 deqei
r Ilia hearty congratulation
. bis friende. < ? ,
Y V isitore in- attendance ware: -1
| B. J." Witherspoon and wifa
t Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mi
jl> i1 . .> 1 t?
I 6. W. Heath an^ Mr- .1,
Stevens of Keri\mw; Mif? Apr
( Stevens of Roek> Hill, and - Re
Mr. Caldwell of Heath Spring'.
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I Mr. C. H. Deal*, h^a reeved i,
to the reeidepce.. vacated, by M
G; F. Tillaaan and Mr. Jud Bacl
ham will occupy the house vacatt
i' by Mr. DealaV
'! { ' V,""' r - #?J..
II Tha president an Thursday aai
i to the senate a- large number ?
" nominations for various officei
| Among them, the following Soul
Carolina^ostmafUrt: Greeplivoo*
I)a?ijl Aiken; Laurens, Gsorj
S. McCraay; Union, J. C. Hui
tar; Winnebaro, Prastaa* Rion
Newberry, Charles J. Pureell.
IdiMMTMl' S?w*ii WM OmmnM.
Om4t Citktitle. ?ur* MnaSjtllo* (ot?v?
3CS.9Sc. If C.C.C.M,drugsUtarotund dms
, All perpoqs indebted either b
note, account, or ojherwi^e, mui
come forward , and Bettle, for
need the money* . v
J.. ^ Rutledge.
NOTICE I
Ail persons are warned not 1
harbor or employ Luther Pea, i
1 he is bound to me until he is 2
years of age, and ran off from m
premises last Wednesday- He
about 16 years of age, black, ar
weighs about 130 pounds. I wi
prosecute any one disregardir
this notice. Any information of h
whereabouts will be gratefully r<
ceived. George Brevard.
JaDy. G, 1902.
|3j5F~ Su bscribe, to The Ledc
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An -Yen Wtakf
Wwkncn.mtnifMti itnlf iuittw ion t
ambition and aching bone*. The blood i
watery; the tia-nea am Wasting?the door i
being opened for disease. A bottle of Brow ni
Iron Bittcra taken in tine will restore you
Btrerfjth, soothe your nefree, make you
blooJ rich and red., iv> ?--?
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than ?n 'xptniriyv special conraeofmediciiu
Ucoxyn?' Iror Hittm b otold by a}] dealen
Nanking
(Opening was a
'iiig this up couv
here* Its a trii
es, a greater trii
be distihguishei
ir Low Prices,
is our prices. <
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rwiMtif UHt*;
Dress Goods and Silks that all tb
Pries. Fins Dress Goods, fine,
finish., Twilled, Plain and Figui
.n cloth for Skirts, no lining need'
. of ."I '( <( 0 1 ' II i
0 go round.
s remnants going at 5 cents. 5,0*
ig of Buying Di
buy right now and right here. I
>rta of cotton goods for less than i
r unique display will fairly mngnc
:k of clothim
otiung, the best fitting and best w
n Ladies1 fine Shoes, we set the sti
. L. Douglas' Shoe for men, and
M A M M -
bargains, hu
aura for 10 cents. Our immense ;
under market prices. Our tremei
)N. Don't sell until you see us.
te top ia before yeu try the marke
Nanking i
%
" I FINAL DISCHARGE.
of N..t Ire is i Klvfii II .si I \? '
niMke i>-> tlml r? turn to the i'.?ur
frg?nl ?>i I hueaeiwr > (tun v u *
Dr mlulidrit-i r.n t*"?* h>ta...c <>f l.e .?
r W I. E'Iwb'(1? on the 4ih day
or February 1902 uuri then ai d tt.?n
!" ? ?PI>>v |n Hoi D. Joiitx Pr. ItHie
* Juiigr, f't H final discharge tit HU 'li
T. dnilnintra'or
Jane K Rt wnnlsv
Adnm ii-tr mix
y.
BRIDGE TO LET.
P" Contract f?tr hut di g * new hrnt? e
eorn-a .XviC'Ve Mi1* I'lcrlt beween ,
Osceola and li Id Hill wil. l--e let 10
k- tlie m?nii r< 8)>onfib>e ntdder .n Kit* I
.j day the 10th ??f jHtniH' * a II nVock, I
a m. the untuiitit?iui<era ((Nerving tic I
right to reject ?i v and nil hid*
W <1 KEY,
4 ounty Suuervir. r
j All persons indented to us,
5 either hy note or* on account,
th J '
, must come forward mid settle
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promptly, a* our Merchandise and
i- Guano accounts and notes were
i; a 1 due tha 1st of Noy. We hara
waited patieutly on our customers,
and must insist up >n them comJ
ing forward and settling with us
promptly.
iy 1 Heath Bnnkire & Meicantile Co.
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A | 150T Pay your subscription to |
| Th* Ledger, pleas*.
I" pTZON' FITTER, M. D.
ml CFFIOf UP STAIRS IN
MASONIIi BUILDIH .
iy! r?r All Culls Attended Nigkt
is nd Day.
,d ??
in llfnMVVrTVTVfN
IHBBlBLjESUHMMMAia
to writ? for oor confidential letter before ap
0- plying for patent; it may be worth money. I
Wo promptly obtain U. H. and Foreign I
PATENTS
TRADE pi ARKS ?r return EN- I
TIRE attorney's fee. fiend model, sketch I
or photo and we send an IMMEDIATE |
,E FREE report on patentability, we giro I
the best legal service and advice, and our |
?? QVP tWUUOl ?M3. j ry UB.
> SWIFT & CO.,
* Patont Uwyart,
, ?pp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C.J
j Cure Cold In Head.
, Ktrmott's Chocolate* tentative Quinine, easy
* / take and quick to cure cold in head and sore
u throat&
Mercae*
magnificent suet
itry a millinery
umph to surpass t
umpli to produce
d roin the iinpi o\
TIlP! i>nmn(ptoiiocc
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)<>me and see.
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wammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamamm i ?1
SS GOODS P.ECOi
e tasteful ladies want now. Few i
Silks nevei cost so little. See hoe
ed goods nt $1.10, worth $1 50 a var
ed. Knglish Cheviots, French Surah
SQ COME n
00 yards of wool dress Plaids at 20 e<
omestics
fortunately we placed our orders with
narket cost. Great excitement cent
ttize you. You can't get away from i
l|l J This stock is bristling
I" Jl 50 cents worth $1.00. Mei
earing clothing on earth. Our Shoo
indurd for style, quality and price,
for school children the Uodman Shoe,
ainnrnc unnr
wuncuo MURE n
stock of Mcu'h Hats and turnishing
rulous Hardware, Grocery mm! Furniti
Other Buyers may tell you that
t.
fe' MERCAN'
fl.W? lJKK A N Ml JU
1 COLD. VEA1ER IE CCKtt
TIIK -r.A>()N FOR
FRESH MEAT
:|S HHt ^ Us I BlUt'M
Those who buy Meat* of
kind are unximiM to know wkan
the\ ean get what I hoy w?i\
the lie i ?pu 1 In . .1 F. Adding*
& Co i- the | ''lev. Nothing h??
the I e.?t thai thn eonntfy afford*
sold at our market W# buy ow
cattle from exparien ad bm%
who know a good sound jl?wn^
when tht-\ n r i'. I hey cost oa
more, tiut we j rof? r hiw dliug touting
hul tin l i'^t. Tou run
meat effenper at other pl*oa^
Init do jon get as good meat?
everything e< nsidered f Call a#
phone No. Lo7 for w hut?> on wxufc
Our line counts of NICK BKEF,
FORK, SAl'SAfiK- mixed mi *M
Fork, as you like
If you are hungry tha rest an real
is open at all hours of tha day
Meuls from 2o to JO et?., acear^
ing to what von wnnt ta aat.
Kt-spectfully,
J. K. Addison
& Co.
Sold Out
All the Si 5^ Sets. have* son??
$2.00, $5 50 and $.1.00 ones left.
Head Stones, Tablets ?n<t Y4?m
monts from Vermont, Georgia
Italy Quarries. Cull or writ*.
Pricew ill please you.
A. J.M'i&incti,
LA NO A STICK, S. C. '
Genuine stamped C.CC. Never sold to bo^
Bewerc of the deokr who tries to sell
"something ;u?t as ?oo<l.*"
DON'T InTAsCftC;c?S|
*" Your Life
Vou can be cured of any form of tnbac?y? " wj*
easily, be inadu well, strung, magnetic, tnllj
ww life and vigor by taking MO-TOSAtq,
<nat luakea weak men Miong. M aat-y Antfc
ten pounds in ten daya. Over 3ao.cnm
cured. All Srueswta. Vans uB?r??n?~l
let and advice Affrrpim 3TKJIIJC0V
KX1IKOY CO., tlik-afo or K?w York.
x '-iwat-T^r"zj*
(TILE Co.- 1
1
jets. e have
department not
he efforts of so
hats so artistic
ed French model'
our millinery
IDS.
tores in the State can show %
t you can he suited, The
(1. Black anil colored Free<-k
Series in new shades This it
[\
uits bargains now 10 cents.
the manufacturers before the
crs about our line of Ladies4
t, our prices are so low.
with Bargains. Child'* 'bolt ? \
n's Suits at $ 1 90 worth $3 Jtl \
business needs no mention,
The celebrated Drew Se'by L?have
no second.
IC D E f 150 (lore. i
11? 11 ? Indies heavy flees
toils we will veil now, to mmk
ire stocks are th? largest it#
they will give yon the top ef Hiss
TILE CO.1
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