The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 29, 1902, Image 4
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FINAL DISCHARGE.
"JTolIoe is nerehv given thut I will
naaJca my il.ial Muni in the Court <>
ProW?te foi l,niM'*H<er < 'ounty a 1 Ad
miiuistralor or the Estate of the late
W L Kdwaxli on the 4th day of
Februery 1902. and then and there
to Hon <!. I). Jones Probate
Judge, for a Anal discharge as such
Admlntetrator.
Jan* E. Edward*,
Administratrix, i
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TMC CINl AUR COMPANY, TT MV
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$ % 4 Oi) liy Lancaster Aril 40 9 40
No 14. l aving iiii' master 6*'3) am.
Mo.kos at t'hester
"With ^outti ru Railway No. 30 for
sSbarlolte and poir.uts north; ami .->ea- i
fWnr I k.lr Li a* ' At'aota special" |
Atlanta and polnta went Ainu
with <'aroiina and Northwestern RailWay
No 10 for en.?ir X. C, and in^rnediate
points, ami rtoutheru Rail- (
May No 3.1 for 'Vdumbis and points'
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Ne 17, leavl..* <"hf-Mter 10.30 a m |
ittaiocts witu S uithe-u Itailw.iy No
from Colu.ubin ami "ointH south;
f$*ub >ard sir lj.ua "Atlanta Special"
"fffwva northern anil chHtern point* and
ftantheru R. w?i No 33 from North
?*? aad cas ern point.*, an Lan
Waaler with h <7 fc U E for Rlack^burg ,
Ho, 16, leaving Lancaster 4.00 p m j
a^naot* at Lancaster with 8 C & G E '
ftfca ''arn len and Marlon, and South ;
?ra Railway No. 34 at Chester for
Charlotte and points north.
Ho. 16, leaving CheBter 8.1t p m.
afipnects at Chest, r with Southern'
Railway N >. 34 fro a loiuiuoia and '
SN?U south.
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if?? been r?Uw \e nmlcr hi* nrr
supervision ainoo r n i ir *y?
f no 0110 to deceive you
and arc
1 *&nd endanger iae l?r : 'virieuoe
against 3Gixi?er?,-.,'c~>*?,
ASTORIA
itltuto for Castor OU,
Syrups. It Is Plcr.se 1' , Vj
orphine nor other Y w " 1
a ran tee. It destroys Worry
cures Diarrhoea and IV!vd
Troubles, cures Con: " *r ?<r n
*tes the Food, retrulefces '~..o
f healthy and naiuj.\ _ .
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Address
THE OBSERVER,
Charlotte, N. C.
GENTLKMK Y, Oat >n? Notu
D HtmV' i y
FlfiftOK :u?',?
i>.iEt ru?>.
? uir- (Jonurrtiof ami Onti inl t<? 4
day* It? action la m gi -ai. Prevents
si rioters a'l e- no. et?*. to b?* cor
rled in ?*! y *ur- i>?v<nU
live. - I.I hv oih) r , lain , a- k?sf<
prepaid o> ncetpi of pjic? $1 On per
dox; 3 f r $2 50 '?rawfo*d Bro?
Drugs'isif, Ave ii a l^ncaaier -? iJ.
wn/vi AMHS
v-ri Ai~li ^
WORK.
tneir own ?
elothea or aewing for othersto patch out a
w*e*.vrm income. Women who are too
Bench on their feet, or who are nnable to
tend the strain of over-work and worr ,
are peculiarly saaceptible to the wea. .
oaaea and irregularities that are the bane
m womankind. The symptoms of such
derangements are insufficient or excessive
menstruation, headache, backache, aeurntgia,
Wucorrhcea, displ act-meats and examine
nerroosness amounting in many
eases to hysteria. The nee of morphine is
dangerous and examinations by male physicians
are painful and an pleasant.
Bradfield'a Female Regulator, the
Standard remedy for a quarter of a centaury,
will speedily sad in imanently oorsact
the worst disorders of wanna. Bradfleld'e
Regulator is soAiay druggists at
one dollar a bottle. Interesting nnd ealliable
books far women mailed hoa on
application.
Mi auofiiLo HNura Oh, Hhah, ftb
)
Review tod Forecast.
! A'hat the Legislature ilas Done
anil is Likely to Do.
Columbia, Jan. 26.?Special
t-> News unci Courier: Th? Gen?rnl
Assembly has nnn been in
^tesviou fur ne.-rly two works. In
| that time couskteranle business
I has been transacted. Tkere has
| Ween tin vitally iiujpfrtant or startL
in?r latTiuliitioii ilin. 11 ?* *
- O -~r? V.mi mi. JULUHl OI
j the mature that have been acted
I upon uie uf minor importance.
| As was anticipated, there has
j been 110 radical or gallery lsgis|
latiou, and it does not appear that
i there in likely to be, although it
iih pending. The most iruportaat
j xvork, from a legislative standpoint,
of the week, ttai the dis
position of all of the pending elections.
It was the longest and the
j hardest day's work of the sesaion.
t The chief, and about the enly uq:
i ? '
. - -r wtwkv JU?1 uun llU^IIfa
pared to make the experiment of
estublishisg & csseplet? and costly
plant.
THE CODE 18 THl LAW.
Tha troubles erer tba Coda
wara raliarad in very abort ardar
and what some thought would
result in aa unending amount of
troubla ha? happily haan evercoma
aad tha Coda adoption will
go through in one, two, three
order by tba aimpla passage of a
bill making tha Townsand codification
tha statute law of tha State.
mi - - - *
i or action or ths joint Sanata and
Housa cemmittaes will meat with
concurreaca and that important
work will ba orar.
WHT NOT B1IOET SESSION t
I
Tka disposition uaquastioaably
is to cantinua tha sassion to tha
full limit of farty days. Why in
I luici vise tt us manuesi in the
elections for positions on the
' State board of control. It has
I boon 111:1 ay a day sinne there has
I been even approximately the in1
Ureal that nan shown in the
I recant elections. For days aed
. for weeks there was a constant
j electieueering for the fen posi,
tie 11-. All of the candidates were
1 upon the fiold and gave thair perI
sonal attention to the details of
tho campaign. The old or in
| com beat State board of control
stood togethwr for re-eleetien and
that added materially to the
chances of re election.
With one exception?a college
trustee?erery incumbent who
offered was re-elected.
NO FACTIONAL LINKS.
One of the sigeificant phases
of all of the elections wa| that
tbsrc was aa absolute and con
apicuous absence of the old time
factional spirit. It waa not averi
whispered that a man beloagod at
one timo to tho ftefora. Conservative
or etraighteut element.
No one seemed to think that thefe
was any diffsroaco nhathsr a aian
belongod to on# faction or anothor
and tha fact of tha matter it is
[deuhtful if most of the members
oven Q?w ksorr what sort of au
"ite" either of ike new Judges
were. Hew woaderful has beeu
the change in the last ten years!
TUB WAR ON THE TRUSTS.
The greatest interest just now
ems to centre in the corporation
er trust igbt. This is evidently
the case, te a large extent, because
of the lack of something else
te talk about. Yesterday offered
a field day en the Tatum resolution
to investigate the probable
cost and feasibility of establishing
a feitilizer plant and many
are of the opinion that this will
offer the sum total of what will
be done on the subject during the
present session. Some argue that
thev are not disposed te spend
good money in expenditures that
they do net think will result in
substantial good and others beliava
tha Hbla 5 n ?
the world this is necessary can
ot bs sseo. Everything is ths
world that is to bs done can readily
be accomplished within a thirty <
day ssssisu.
The House lias passed a red is.
triciing bill, the Senate has act?d j
on the child labor measures. I
The bugaboos that *en urged
against a short session were redistricting,
child labor, gorier-1 <
jury, general county govurnmei*
and general salary bid*. ,
The redistnoung t?iil in through
the Krunph ?War. !? ?
ion and delay. Tbe child labor
hilla are through tbe llou?e and ,
have long sinee h%?n maoe special
ordei'H in the Senate. The general
jury hill h>?s gone through the ,
the Senate and will ha^e uo considerable
trouble in tbe House
The county government and me
ceuaty salary bills are pending
and the sentiment seems to be to
let each county bare pretty much
, what its delegatien wants, incorporate
it in a general bill and let
j it go at that.
| Tbe general appropriation bill*
will be ready for cen*ideraiion
during tbe next week, and what
tkere is to ksep the ueinnerH here
is net now apparent.
Maxims For The Young Mail
'Pll* nrrnst ~
A u? ??v ovciVl W1 IN
laying by u neat egg and adding
to your little store-never spending
more tban you make.
A young man should command
what ho is worth, always ?.e?piug
his eyes opon to do bettor for httnsolf.
If you observe the rules of h ?i?f^tv,
iutogrity, aud economy, aod
foar God, you have ju*t as good
a chance as any man that may bs
cited.
Never allow a social obligation
to interfere with a business euga- ,
gemeraent.V (
Lots of sorrow has been caused ,
by men meddling at a game rega.
rding which thev knew nothing ,
with fellows who did. <
Kulse pride isun on< rmousobsta- 1
cle. i
Never worry about tomorrow.
Today is the all important issue. 1 |
No on* oaa follow in the foot 1 |
steps of another. He must work
out his own destiny.
Don't watch the clook. The man .
who does would probaly never be
missed by his employer.--Collis
P. Huntington.
Subscribe to I ke L%r>??
FOR HARNESS
at onoe, sod you will be astonished tc
It's this wa;
You can burn yourse
Powder, etc., or you <
with Steam or IIot\^
only one proper way
scald and that is by 1
Mexican
Mustang I
It gives iramcdiato relief,
.linen cloth, saturate it with
loosely upon tho wound. Y<
idea what an excellent remct
jou have tried it.
ICAtt/l TIP If you hare a b.
A rUwfl? III other poultry d
Liniment* It Is called a wsamdaad
Cleveland at laorgetovn.
lie a?ul Mi- P ?ri v V i 1 1 lave n I'**n
(>iv - >1?ai t.
(jear^eiow<i, < * ? 24.?Ex-Pre*
i?I?-1<t linno ('!). 1 tiul, with a
|u*i * . ii tii iiijj whom are
IC. ar l i uiwil m >. Evans, t'ol
h, (' R-M-.tuM, t ri?i, Anson (i.
Uo.iK. Cti,> i' %J. mi>n tat ton
t I I I I IS I M??, math arrived
n. irt?<v ...r * < t.i'i.r C'Mgt Li .
iU?j i uiusiii?*>i in i heir car until
8 o clock 'lira ui>>i nuiif, when alter
urtAkt-A c t lit*\ o-ai ded lh? United
i^ iuo i v' tin.* Lily eud I* ft
t i" F \*ii ilia lower
Sautee Tiv**r, ih-t ahuolliig pres
n'vr iii Ci4*n K. Alexander,
wuo*?? ^noaia Mi party will be
i Uilw li*;n
Mr (Jlavnlaod tonka wall after
hi? iuovmi. iniifHi, and seetns iQ
jj?i i< itl Mpil'iln.
I he paiLv will remain in this
Ticinitv tor It) 'inn or two weeks
tiiliing ninl lnitoiii_j Ducks an*
*rv pieniitui n?? v and with good
weather tue o i oars will have line
i* port.
N\ h> Uf 1>mI No Throw th?
H??\ Out ft ih? House.
Washington I' ?!
The ?* ?> UK-iii mi of the limine
i* K?|hwiiimmvc Lever, of South
< arnlin*. H?> L onlv 27 years old,
ft(i< 1 look* 2<> H? was private sec
retar\ of the lute Representative
Stokes arol when the latter died
was voted bv u grateful eonstilu*encv
into th* vacant seat.
Every da> it I 1:45 o'clock Bert
Kenned*. a>;si*.t-int door keeper,
wares all persona not entitled to
the floor to vacilo, k4the rules of
the House requiring; the same."
For three d*v* Kennedy saw a
small t?> v silting at a desk and
coolly disregarding the official
miiunosK to retire. He threw his
piping, penetrating voice in the
direction of the lad, but without
effect. On tne third day Kennedy
told his troubles to AmosCumrnings.
' If that boy don't get out of
here before 12 o'clock I'll throw
iim out," said Kennedy.
44Wbatboy?" asked Cummings
' yii ting over there," replied
Kennedy' pointing in Lever's
lirection.
44I wouldn't throw him out,"
laid Cummings.
44 Why not?" inquired Kennedy
I
fcrw Mexican Mustang Link
i what you need. It takes etloct
> see bow quickly it heal* bores.
I
^Kl1
V*
If with Fire, with
can scald yourself
fatcr, but there is
to cure a burn or
noinnr
Jniment.
Oct a piece of soft old
this linnncnt and bind
m can huvo no adequato
\y this is for a burn until
ird afflicted with Roup or any
iseaso use Mexican Mustang
remedy by poultry breeder*.
! |
| "Bacau**, '* renmrkari Cnmm'
t4v??u Mil :h* vnnr j-?1>.
' He is li ? r ?hd ilmisn "
Keiin 'iv - \ i \V(?V(|,
111 <1 I{f*|ir?-8>-M.i ?i.v Ij V.T laina:
iiie?l 11it?<:
I
CANDY CAT*!AW*--/~ % ?*
Genuine (temped C. C. C. Never eld In h?Ht^
Be were of thr. dc:->;r who (ric to seil
"something. ?t < < : i."
j Jn*. Young, i n it n, about.
5-1 years old 1 i> in<?: 1- in los wost
of Luinberton Y ?Ii ?I Sntiird'jrfiomthe
'if"?* ? f ? m.i 1 d< g's
bite. Tlio d g bi him Ins* Octnb r,
b it un il Jan ?a y 1! h "'in tl
not to l)'? a sorb na won <1. The
last 'hi>? Jays his autforings vcro
' iffcvle horrib'o ' ,:i' . which came
to hini e\ n y 10 mi v t- .
DON'T1 "AVym
e<b.JX ? * awf -<|
You can be cured of any fori.. of tnl..toco u..t??u
easily, bo made well. etrou f, 111 fuel . ' .flrl
new life and vigor by U. " . tnat
makes weak men sl.ol(v. Iii'y rsSfc
ten pounds In ten *luv . O...
curod. All druKgista. tore rif.'i iiiim! wg
lei and advice KPliri. A '.di' bS 5 ' KAI
RKMKDY CO., CIucrcu or Kc w York. ?J?
w sa\0 . .i?> m?w .
AiiuiiOao .toiiuij.
i mil'- t t !'. !!|
,\ .1 If tl i . .1* ofIll
> () l I M I I <1 l\ of
.1 111111 t 1?h *J n ' r" H\ uiwmr,
111 2 i a* ? et*M|vit g iltn
i i (* ? iiiv a >\ r-?n i.uiii a rtt-r
e n \
i i e-? n? l..ivi u pn perl.v i" lht* r
( m i' fun i'. I ns M*m v.? r,
H t * - ' : ?J i ? O'i r>
in ii. it I x cuii.r .van ini- tini
i". li e iv r <'<i t: g ifflcor,
> mil * ll r i K...d'?ru lb? 1st
iih,\ ni J . u'iry ill.')J Hit* nupiSiMi to
i i In me ' " ;?x 'Mi *, i*i i.. i h?
Iiin*- leipnred ii, hsv or inriir the
1 * K'f s rr n? Wliilib *l?
nes II I'M-?!'! hi iro to e>
\ . - ee l. I . It'll Km *?
ill inipr - Mtre u lege
tli I* I ! el ' M. . I'l.ni I' f
? I I "*
i |?? ' I! II ' * V?MI I III*
<u<lii>r e .1 i.-Lut Tin 19UJI.
! t?l' O' I ?I X <>' < II. 1 >0 iMi 4ill
111? ii ? iii f i <* "min between ihe
? I 21 Hl't U) yeni'm, rxc-cl paiaonB
wiio Hi'- t* inp i y i a, w.
The A ?H|f>r ?? n * -htniit will atI
ml the foi ? inn j.i cer* Hi Ilia c illii.i
i.ii tin iln.A na.neo I* row for the
connemm-e iy i.t.o i ub-lo
OMvom't ne-iluy J? 7. 1002 12 in. .
Plenum! Va'l y VVeH Jan. 8, 19l)2.
Hoiair 1 bur-tin.* J?n 0
V in A o>., Fndat .Jan !().
Dixie, Momlav a in . Jan. 13.
D*itfhi, Mm ii?y p. in , Jun 18.
Trml 8' il e Tuesday Jmii 14
i TmXoIiuw Wed?ieMh<y Jan. 1ft.
Fitv' r?ek chinch Thursday Jan. 16.
I)r. " i'. VVe's'ie'e. Friday jan 17.
! Prtini.a, finturda Jan 18
H lilt* (1 .ill Mine, Monday Jail. 20
K* r-iiavt I ue>du.? anil Wednr.-day
J mi 21st. alio 22 to 2 p m
Heath -prl"8fn l'liur?d*y Jan 2.3,
Pleaaant tlin, Friday Jau, 24th In 2
p. in,
, VV. T Vnil a-oli ^liuiu'a, Monday
Jan. 27.
It wi I ba in the in'ereal of avery
T?x Payer to make limlr return
1 promptly and nave the penalty oi ftO
per ( e< t which an. tube* af.er tJia tutk
of Februa y
Alter the above lUtea I will be found
in the Mi'litoi'a office to wait npon
n o \ttib'ie,
R? *peetfuilt,
ivn a /v-tov
Auditor, L. C.
TRESPASS NOTICE! *
All persoDH are hereby warned
not to trespass by walking, riding,
hunting, cutting wood or.trespassing
in any way on the lands of the
undersigned, two miles West of
town, known as the "Jasper Cunningham"
and "Chttfee" places,
t>onnded by the public road, lands
of I). A. William#, J. 6. Funderburk,
Lerov Springs, W. I. Cun-?
ningham and others Aim. on my
place known ah the J. 1*. Hunter
lands, two miles South of toton,
bounded by J. Ij. Tillman, VV. A.
Howell, the public road, and
ethers.
The law ,dl be rigidly enforced
acrainst anv and all n?rm?nt
garding this notice.
W. B. PLYLER.
NOT. <11, 1901.
VIGOR "MEN
Easily, Quickly, Permanently
Restored
HINDI!'()
(I'irls) CI It EAT FRENCH TONIC
AND VITADlZKRIsssM^with written
iiiihihi tee to cure Nervtru* l>el>t i it v.
lif.st Vitality Failing M* anory, Fits,
Dl/.zlntas Hysteria, &t<>|* all Drains
on the Nervous 8>stem Caused ly
Bail Habit* or Rxi-esalT* Usa of Tot
bacco, Opium. I iquors, or *'Z,ivinthe
Pace that Kills " Ft ward* off Disunity,
Consumption anil Death It
clear* the Blood ami Brain, Builds up
the Hhattered Neryes, Restores the
Firs of _Youth, and Brings the Pink
mow to Pule Chtaka, and M?kn y?n
Y< un# anil Htroif a^aln. 50o,*115
Hoick By Mail to auy a?ldrei?a.
( raw ford Broa Druggist, afanta, JLan
r. M *. r