The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 18, 1902, Image 2
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i'idi< s et M !1 \i'!iij/r. h. oko
out ? Ill,I > x Siii'i'nx aild
IImv i !i..\v <| i *r mi iiumI hi ?
the if h< >' ! >n . i,? v wer ?-x posed 1
to t ;v : * i nth * t.? V >?i t nt '
a brother who c>nii?' up front 4
("!l >.'*! P'' il Chi l?t tints h >pt'lii| '
t ll? llOolli* l\ I il'S -?i*t I'll. v '
fen dav* *ttvjr hi* arrival mihII 3
jinx j*pp< ia i! i i hi hi. lii i! pin- 1
pie in '> \ * I :(?? now heinp
VMCcirutt?d nid their i * lint mi It'll |
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four i-t tht i' -?; j-o spreading
there.
Sunili, v nipht n nepro, who
claim 'I to I in V* com* from Co '
lumhia tu he ink- n cure of here, ?
appeared in tin' Council Chamber',
an<l r i '*\ v f'hipf Put low that ^
ho had a o hi. 1 r-tse of shnllnox, 1
jixkcH tbo ' fYi -or to send him to '
tin* j.r <-t house I ho chi f wa> '
cobsi?le> ahlv frustrated ami made '
the f ? Hi>pet out *t once, He 11
claimed to have relative^ reur I'
Rock riill and told the chief Mint 1
he hud money to pay the expenses '
of his keeping. Ah the pe>t house
is no longer in nw, '.he cltiei sent
him forth ami h? ha* not since
been soea.? Rock Hill Hereld.
A \ OI< 1)1 .\ AN K j |
Mukin^ Vali ancy a Crime in the J <
loa n of Lancaster and i'rovid- ! i
in^ for t ho Punishment
Thereof.
Ke it ord 'iiH il by tMayer a d s | '
?i< <>i t ? tow i* ?.f I.hiii'hkii r, iti't i
(iuiu'i' :i r11iI>11?.i, ami by the .
authority of'tm -am?
Tlr t atiy person r ; e: one foumi
wuoo< nil., about i.i i lie town of i.an 1
cash i Mom pla<??i.. |ilat:e, with-iut any |
known umiIoich utai who have no
visible ms known means of gaining a
fair, honest ami i> pnlublb livelihood; s
ail *u-pii-i ill- person goii g about (
wit'in 'lie limits ol aaiil town, swa,.~
pi g ami narleri >g ln>r*et (witm.ut
producing a earlI'i.-ait of nis or ttieir
goo i elnnucter sigi e?i t?y the Mayor i
of s.,me eit \ or the in endent of some (
town in South ar ilina); I be wise all
persons who acquire a livelihood by
gain >i og or muse lacing without any t
* ther visible means of gaining a livelP
hood; also, a'l persons who lead idle
unit disorderly li?es; li.ewiseail persons
(uiii fotlowmg some tiandicraft,
trade or irofeision. or nol having r
s. me known or visible means of liveli*
hood, who shall kie atne to work, ami,
occupying or being in possession of 1
some p'eee of land, shall not cultivat J
m?\ a 4(ii mlity tlnreof us sliall be ^
deemed by tlie Mayor of the town of
Ij wicaster to be necessary for the
maintenance of lnms-if and his family; f
a.I fortunetellers for be or reward; c
and all stnidy beggars, are, and shall i
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tie d eined vagrants, and upon con j
vie 1011 thereoihy the Mayor, or? oun- '
<*iI shall be fined in ii mi)in not exceed" (]
iii|X <n c hundred dollars, or imprisonHi
r..r thirty dayM.
Kitiii 'il hy the Mayor and Alder- fl
mo i in ' mi ioil assembled, this Kth ti
day of January in the year of our s
ljurd one thousand nine hundred and
ti
i wo.
Atti-t. It K. VVYLIK, <1
- Mayor. t
i, s i cham i). junks,
{ T Clerk. ii
NKW CKNTIJKY COM
FONT (J
Millions are daily finding a (J
world of comfort ia Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. It kills pain from e
Burns. Sr-alds, Cots, Braises: can- *
ijuars Clears, and Kaver .Saras; l>
corns Kruptians, Salt Khauna, a
B dU and Falens; ra novus Corns ^
and Warts. Bast Pila core on
(tilth. Oalv *25c at Crawford j ,
Bro's, J. K. M ickay ?Sc Co's drug
stora. n
low Are Tone KMu;i f
Or flnfcbn ftror\*ni? Pill* eur* ?JI kl<1<ier Sl? Ht? . M
tin fri i AHii .wwrMiifl l??n?ortj C* . (Art**** m M. Y. ^
Are Viiu Vtrak) q
tV manifests itself ii. die om of
si hiiii ii :iinl aeliiiii; bono*. Tin? blood is a
v.'iterv ;lie I i< npc tiro ?ncl!nf??iU /Ia?. !. i -
*"? MIK HIV UWM Id J J
lieinir opened n*o. A l>oftieof Browns'
Iron I'm.<ts inken in time will restore your
atreneih soothe vonr nerves, make yotir
Mood rieh hikI reiI, f)o you more yooii ij
than an expensive apeeial course of medicine.
Browns' I roi Kilters is sold by all dealers.
I hw Gi'vvnor'i Mesaaga.
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n? e* natal of South
? 11 e v.-oed in nnnual
ii n i'ii?<(m\ Nt noon and liatenad
i? a ri' i'hi i f (4i?rrfnor m.
i <.
i'M'i . '?? > tiiihI ma-i-aga. fna ;
mil to i* ijoitif langthy, hut in- !
- tmu'M I-. ru at of it in darated
. r. view of ttte Hdminiatratioa
i ati?.~ doting the pa?t year,
he "Onernl lender will probably
>e oniieht with h hnaf aynopai#
>f ii? inoi tr Milient teatnrag.
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wn\ of iniroduc ioa, the
iwvtirmr i*Nra lw Mima of the
iiiiii ku'de event* (hut havatakan
lni*v dm n.^ the pn?t year, citing
i n lailino-. i he aa?aMii nation of
Ik* i>it*Ai<ifriii and the development
t industrial enterprises. He
o^geM* a tear thut manufactur11vj
luilus! l ies me being developed
it the ixptn.-e ef the rural disrtcls,
*hlcli have heretofore been
Ik sin.-a> mid stri ngth u f the
Simte Ho refers to the death of
liree m?*Hiiifrh of the general as>t
iu: 1? ?turnip the past year and
hKos occasion to say that two
\ iictongs have heetired: hut sng:esi??
timt th*y nt?re entirely justti
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W ith refer ence to tax exteau.ui,
the governor sa>s that he
xtvii<l?.d the lime for several
leasons, uiuotig others because
llie people hud a right to expect
?n extra session He recommends
lioivevot, tHot, the general assembly
tix a tune to close the tax
hooks and stick to it.
1 ho (piostihu of taxation >s re
Tirweu hi nmgm, un<i ngures are
Tutted from the reports of the
comptroller general to show that
there tins been an increase of $9,t>
1S,ft77 in taxable rallies as compared
with last year.
I'he subject of good roads i?
iiscusssd at length, and facts and
igure* are ijuoteil to shew their
ralue as an investment; but no
lositive recommendation is made
>n the suhjeot further than the
Allowing: "Any action looking
.o the betterment of our reads
which, in your wisdom, yen may
?ee tit le take, will be so much
lone toward promotion of the
jeneral prospects of the people.
Whatever plan you adopt should
:>e sufficient, economical and
iquitahle. And that you should
idopt some plan is patent to every
houghtful citizen.
The governor expresses himself
imphatfpallv in favor of the prolibilion
of child labor in cotton
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Bills nut thinks that in the event
>f the passage of such a law, the
itills should all be allowed a full
rent ie which to adjust themselves
o new conditions.
Compulsory education eemes in
or careful consideration. Aelording
to the census figures, it
ppears that illiteracy among the
rhite people of the state has been
Increased 4 per cent, during the
>*st ten years, while illiteracy
mong the negroes has decreased
marly 54 per cent, during the
nnie time. The fact that cempul*
ory education laws obtain in all
>f the more progressive states of
he Union is cited, and such a law
s receinmended for South Caroma.
In this connection the govrnor
also suggests the necessity
f increasing the elliciency of the
llice ?f county superintendent of
(location '?> increasing i lie salary.
In says that owing to the poor
my hut few of these etlicers are
i. 1 ? tk.i. : *
mr m ^n? mvil VIIIIIV IIUIV l()
he <1 iiti?m of the office.
The soldiers' home matter is
avornbly discussed and endorsement
is given to a rceenaraendation
men the hoard of regents of the
tate hospital for the insane, that
he necessary buildings be erected
n the grounds ef that institution,
nd that tlie?e buildings revert
ark to the institution when they
re no longer needed for the pur* '
inter of the home.
There is a brief review ef the
managemsat of tha state dispensary
during the past year, and
recommendation to the effect that
the minimum firie for Violations (
of the dispensary liar be' fixed at
$50 instead of f lVK).
Attention is called to the recent ,
act of congress providing for the !
redistriotin?of the state so as to ;
B?uur? uivii IUIB lium u?MItignoW
territory, with as nearly
as practicable an equal number of
inhabitants. The governor re
that action ha tukan
new, ho as to provide against p<?s
sible amKarrasso cot in the future.
Among the other suhjeets referred
to, are V a necessity of
forefct preservation, the advisability.af
representation at the Louisiana
Purchase eVpoaitien, the
j matter of simplifying the ceunty
gdVs/mmtiit laws, the avoidance of
' local legislation, the creation of
i . #
i the effice of geologist, the matter
' of trufts a? treated in the report
of t be attorney general, the report
; of tbe railroad commission, the
j work of tbe state hospital for the
I insane,;and the condu t of the
penitentiary. The message con
eludes as follows:
%4In whatever legislation you
enact should keep in mind the
happiness and prosperity of
j the people" of the state. The
1 public'trerfsury tiHeuld toe Carefully
guarded at all tines,hut especially
at this time shbuld you he careful
end economical in appropriating
the people's money. Whatever
you undertake that looks to the
1 uplifting and betterment ef the
people and the progress and development
of the state will have
my cooperatiob. The legislative
anil executive departments should
unite their heat efforts te bring
credit te the common wealth and
to roainain a government which
will keep before the people the'
highest ideals of civic virtue." ?
Yerkville Enquirer.
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They Work While You Sleep.
While your mind and body rest Cascarets
Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your bowels,
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold
in bulk. All druggists, ioc.
i Cherry Tree Trial Postponod.
Spscial te Charlotte Observer.
Kutnerfordton, Jan. 16.?The
trisl of the Antes Owen Cherry
Tree men, which was to have
come up today, was postponed
until February 5th, by request of
the defendant's attorneys and Mr.
Holton's inability to attend. it
wai alsto necessary to continue on
account of not having tba neces ary
witnesses present.
Amos Owen ia a witness against
tha partias who ara indict#'!. ila
says that he only sold a faw chrry
treas and ha only got ona cant a
tree for what ha did sell.
1 Among tha witnesses present
today who ware victims of tha
cherry traa swindle I notice a
young girl whs is lama and has
to use crutches.
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FINDS' WAY TO 1,1 VE
ld)N?
; Tha startling announcement of
j a Discovery that will surely
lengthen life is made by editor
O. II. Downey; of Churnhuaeo,
Ind. "I wish to state," he writes,
1 "that Dr. King's New Discovery i
for Consumption is the most infallible
remedy that I hava ever
known for Coughs, ('olds and
Orip. It's invaluable to people
with weak lungs. Having this j
wonderful medicine no one need
dread Pneumonia or Consumption.
Its relief is instant and
core certain." Crawford Bros.,
J. F. Mac key Sc Co. guarantee
every 50o and $1.00 bottle, and
give trial bottles free.
vuro vuiu m noun.
Kermott's Chocolate* Laxative Quinine, easy
i take ami quick to cure cold in head and *ore
throat.
WANTED, Hiekwry, Dogwood '
nnl Persimmon Logs. Southern J
Hardwood Co. Charleston, S. C. I
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U In a Int M 1
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The seal of doom has heei
and prices once more come
level. WE "FIX" PR CI
hut make such rediu-iions t
are forced to come down tc
WE DON'T OWN I<AJSG&
try to force people titrate v
are our drawing cards. N]
people of Lancaster SXT Emit
per cent, profits ; T 1S EY I
and whether you trade witl
WE are saving you money,
sell you at our price, and a
eiation should direct you tc
ag<?.
IT IS OUR INIIMI1M A
motheaten stutF from >eai t<? \ea?, aim cider i" I-OH
tions, Capos, Jackets, Clothing, ?tc., | re| ?u? tf rv f< r Spii
thing :n these lines.
NOTHING BE
Cheap in the beginning, new mote than cheap, Coine
LOW PRICES.
A Few *fd \n\ Bargains!
10 Davis Sewing Machines, the best on earth.
14 Nice Cooking Stoves.
5 Top Buggiea, rtal beauties. #
tg?7" AS EVERY ONE KNOWS, We are selling MOR
PRI< ES than anyone elsn
Do not repeat the mistake of the past year again rivel
your hard earned dollar gets an honest drliar's worth.
Yours Fai
WILLIAMS-)
January 11, 1902.
TRESPASS NOTICE, "I'Tr'T' ,N;",Yh
Ucbted to Clyburn^H
All persons are warned net to * ?
ride, walk, hunt, tiah, or treapass All parties indebted
in any way on my lands in Buford burn-Hoath Mule
township, bounded by H. C. . , ,
Steele, Jno. H Steele, W. B. , , ,
i),i_.,i rt_i > o liorebv notuied to eon
i lyivi tJKCKtiKii umiar, mid 01 ners. '
The law will he enforced against once utid and make
all persona disregarding this notice. 1 We have our own
S. K. Usher. to meet and in order t<
'any 9, 1905. , mUflj. insi8t OT1 those ov
? ,x?- -ftiTTifltlTif? '
FOR SALE. i pay u}> without further
.. , . ' This notice is intend
Un desirable terms, the following
valuable farming lands in a
Lancaster county, S. C.: 1,500 Respectfully,
acres on Waxhaw creek ?the Clyburn?Heath J
binh-place and houiu of Andrew
.Jackson; *ammm
l,?40O acres on the Catawba t(| I HQ
river, known as the Rowdan place, \ nni 'iiii?n?
including a very tine water power CllAitLLtiiljS
at the famous Catawl>a Fall.. I TheSoulb ,
These lands will be sold in 100, I tension Kalroad Mnriouui
200 or 300 acre tracts, as laid out lowing ??>w round trip rat
. . lesion, 8. account ol
on plats, which can he seen by , arotina Inter i-t. te and
reference t? D A. Williams. Exposition. Ticket* on
For prices and terms apply to coupon stations Excel!
i-a * . ' 1 aer service performed. H
!' A. VV illiams, Lancaster, h. ( . tukeis r;ad via tbe8. C. 4
or to Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty, Fkom A.
No. 700 Fidelity Building, Balti Wesiville
J Kershaw ?8U
more, ivin. . eath 8prlogs 7 iK)
Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty. Lmcaster 7 eo
M < uiuwha Junction ?H 20
Cotton seed is now selling for '
. " . Tli /. ill 8 9ft
i i An ' t% n L imK 1 *-* % > /I * ? 11. ^ ? *? '*
~ i,cni? *> misiin mm nn tueiu nr? YorKVine ? 30
from 30 to 35 bushels of seed to ' Hick "y drove 8 85
the bale cotton farmers <jet $2 tfreiyna 10 to
- _,4 . . . . , , I Bla.-knburg 10 45
and $0 for the seed o: every bale. ; (mtl'ueyB 10 70
- Charlotte qbwn .r. j fjgj* ? g
trr*v iimitm i WW mnWM??P?f , 1 ,*11 1 more 11 35
BEST FOR THE &, i!E
SMI1IPI I Kutherforilton 12 40
Kc 18 1M Sa 1 V I Therm..I City 13 00
DUywCILO MMrlOM 1435
If you haven't a regular, healthy movement of the CoLVIMN A I 1 ICK6*8 to D(
howoii every day, you're III or will bo. Keep your /.,m? n ir Nr?v
bow. ig opcn'iutd bo well. Fcroo. In Hi. ehepoof via COII1 'icnclllg ?OV. .Win,
lent phytic or pfll polton, I. d*nK.rou?. Tin- .mootli- Ulill i IIC. Util lilt MttV 31.
tot, ...uflbrt, moat perfeel w*y ol keeping I ho boweli .. .... .. , rt.'
lour and clean la to take limit J II U* 3rd, 1802
^S5V CANDY Column It: 'lieketuto be
/Ml CATHARTIC ^ commencing Nov. 30t?i,
mnurZ. K /s W r\* Vv including May 3Ut
l l Ei.14 A %1 iin,ii leu days in ntldlbif
R V VWW W ; rxccj I tlinl Onal I
no case exceed June ;
Wf.k; commencing D
mi,,) until and iucludln
cat* 9 c mi i i %? cr ^ Aivinv I lWOLf noiil liniit 89V6Q
EAT EM LIKE-CANDY dltloi. to date of mIp.
Pl-aaant, PalMahle, Potent. Taate flood, Do flood, 1 . ,, , . . . ?*'*>
Never Slckrtt, Weaken.or (Irlpr, 10, nml Ml <nnl? filial 11 111 It HtlOU 1(1 ill till
per ho*. Wrlfo for free ?am|>le, ami booklet on , q lunl
health. Add roe* M | J UllO .? Ttl, IVIJi.
itkhmrc. mini compart, Chicago ?r mw tore. ,,
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
n placed upon them,
uown to a legitimate
?S WITH NO ONE,
hat other merchants
us or close up shop.
STER COUNTY, nor
fith us ; our PRICES
EVER again will the
to naviiiir 50 to 10(>
)ON'l* ifAVE TO--1
US or the other man,
f or we force him t<^
proper sense of appre>
give us your patron?
LWAYS to kfep a FRPjSH up to dat? Stock
Goods,?not to HcciiintiUte old out-'otf-cUtd,
5 OUT our Winter Stock of Dry Goods, Nonj>
Goods, Wr have MARKED DOWN tv?rj1
CARRIED OVFR.
eailv and lake advantage of.our exceptionally
. , S . i V t
TOUP^PCR ANT
PRI ? IN REASON.
E Groceries, BETTER Groceries, at LOWE4R
Ling hardships and disasters, but trade where
thfully,
HUGHES CO.
BARGAINS IN
VXS.I BUGGIES
count, are M *
le forward fg |^jj gj
35= wjJUJ.
dug us to We are sow selling fer $55.
. doioir nnrinipc .L.* ? i ? ?
vivimti vimt Wl imvo own MilV
. !
ed frtr one ins at $60; and Buggiea heretofore
sold at $55. we are now sell*
j ing at $50. So come and get yen
Mule Co. a nice, new BUGGY while they
are CHEAP.
We are selling tlio Nissen round
and square hound wagons, alse
EXFDS1TIB1 1Owensboro wagon at surprislWgi?
lex- ingljlow P"0??L*e?
the fois We keep on hand some good
r'llve Hmuh HORSES?some as fine animals
We?? Indian i g9> yOU wjjj gn(j anyWhere. If
Bate at all J J
lent pasaeno you want a horse that will suit
rtl'K\ y?? *n ?very particular, don't
B. CJ. buy until you see our STOCK.
$ 4 80 $3 50
4 95 A 55 Saac: >. 9 11 ' >
5 2*> 8 55 ^
8 ^ ^
a ik> 5 **
9 1)1 6 <*>5
9 86 5 ?0 f" - " U \ 11 ??gsa
9 05 5 SO ? C. ^tr tf>rry'"
9 10 . 5 90 ^
10 90 o?5 We also run a first-class liv?ry
9 Hold dally and can give vju as good teams as
\m2; flna! can be had in liwnYours
to serve,
KJ, da% mvniinn nnimn ???? ? ***
' 1902* ftuai ViLIDUAW-dEiAItt MULE til).
in to date of
imtl Hhruld
3rd. 1902.
ue Hold on
iyg of each
JL or.i liMii
it v?v 2ftth Especially valuable te women is Rrowns*
!t?ua in ml! ren Bitters. Baekaehe yanhhea, headache
except that ''w^Pea . Hreefth takes the place et
CMC eZC?wd r' "*u rMdily
g?r Ageat. I ttnwna'Lro?El??r? to wU