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I otal Katitrs C/Otton brought 7J cants ont t)'hn?ikn Vfsirrdu). Mumps still ha* away in the O. K. aectioo 44 Mr. W. F. t lirars, Jewalar at, W?xha?v, wi'ni iuio bankruptcy , la-i ?va?k H n liabilities ar? about ami hi* assets hutwecn $300 an" $4:<)0. I Far Sale <?r Kent ! The Cloud tendance?ten rooms? corner of Arc h and French Strtets. Apply to I . S. Carter. Zenip Bro?., ef Ceoiden, made an assignment to E D. Blakeney, , E-cp, of Kerahhw, laat Friday for the benefit of toeir creditors. I Pay one year in advance for The Ledger and let us send you the Home and Fartn ftee for 10 year. I ! Miss Archie heyetnan of Green- j woik! couiny has been elected teucfaernf the Pleasant HUI school. She arrived Wednesday and o{??oed school Thursday. torn The next regular examination for teachers certificates will be held in court house, Friday. Feb, 21 1(J#2. Examination will be- , gin at 10, a, ni., and close 4 p. ?u. A. C. Kowell, Col Suot. Ed. Jan. 18, 1001. * <v? The oounty pension board will ravet in tbe eeurt ho-use on Thnreday and Friday, the 6tb and 7th of Februarj, at 10 o'clock, a. tn. W. B. Bruce, Chairman, VV. G. A. Porter, Sacy. I 4 % To Rent ! A valuable four-boree farm, with good buiilding*. Farm in 4'Bell Town" about 7 males west ef town. Rent reasonable. Apply at this office. At yesterday's election Capt. J. V. Welsh for lntendant and S. W. Heath, E. M. Estridge and J. T. Bowers of the old counsel ww? reelected and -Col. L. C. Hough for Wardens, war* sleeted. Kershaw Era. The earlier large breeds of chiokens are batched ibo better Rev J. M. Stead man has Barred Plymouth Rook eggs for sale ut l 50 cents per sitting. No?ggw shipped under $1.00 per sotting. Elliott Jackson, colored, plead guilty yesterday in Magistrate Caskeyfe court to diserderly conduct aaddrunkeneosson the public highway, and was sent to the gang fer 30 day* not being able te plunk up the $15 fine. 1 Mrs. Ij. F. Stratton and her brother, Mr. J. B Swianie, spent last FriH?v nioKl in ITurok. ? O ? ? - ?J >?>^U W ?M AJkVI OU?TT . Ill I B? Strattou will go to Charlotte next week to make her future heme there. She has been tiring in Ches- . terfied since leaving the Blackmon M ine.?Kershaw Era. Squire T. Yf. Secrest, of Osceola, promises to he the Squire Bailee of the lower part of this county. lie ia a popular, man when marrying time comes with J many couple* along -tha 1 in*.? Monro# Journal. Daputy Coronar Parry hold aa inquaat Wednasday arar the 5? inonths old child of Otirlay Crockat celoiad, at Klgin, which was found doad in bed shortly hefora day af that raeroing. Dr. Crawford was of thaepinian that it diad of dropsy of the brain and tba jury so faund. Mr*. Isabella Kirk of Elgin, and Miss Cordelia Blackmon of the Primus section, spent the < past werk with Mrs. J.J. Black mon at thin p'a-e. < Adj. General ,1. W. Flojd haul1 announced that ho will outer the race for eongrc^s in the 5th die ( trict?n.iw i epro-ented bj Hon. 1 I) E. Fiuloj IPs assistant, John I). Frust, will run for Adjutant 1 General of the State. And so ro ML UVI UWLUV last Wednesday and was badly hurt Tha iam? kind of au accident befall Mrs. Wash Bell the same day. Bath ladies were able to be up yesterday. C Last VVadoesday one could al- ? mo*t imagine he was sojourning in the polar regions The earth, trees, and every thieg was coated ' with ice. The appearance of , things was beautiful but it was a ( little dangerous underfoot. During the night, the ice began melt- ( ing and by 10 o'clock Thursday ( morning arture's beautiful garb | had melted away. i Mr. Willie Prakeford of Shay- j lor's Hill was accidentally killed last Friday by a tree Falling en | him. He was cutting the tree j down. He weis a son of Mr. W. j J. Prakeford and had been mar- \ ried only a short time.?Kershaw ( Era. j ? ' 1 Our aged friend, Mr. R. H. Cousar, who lives Havers! miles 1 North of town, was reported 1 aarieusly ill yesterday, but his < condition at last account was so 1 niewbat improved. i If ration in oince it K? pt up. The fall t%*r?vi of the State Su- i preme court finished it* bueinees 1 Wednesday and to?k a reoeae ea- i til April next when the fall term i will adjourn and the Spring term i will he opened. Justice Jones ie ] at home to upend the recess, atri- 1 ring heie Thursday. ] C.'apt. R. M. McCrorey, the . efficient conductor for the past four or fire years on the L. A C. ^ railroad, is to become assistant ^ in Superintendent McLure's of- 1 tice. Hi* place as conductor will ' be filled by Mr. Palmer King. ' These men are both well knewn 1 in railroad circles and tkeir "pro ' metiens will be hailed with delight on the part of their friends. Mr. Saui Porter, aged 30 veare, dieuat his home on the F. H. Brown place near Tirz&b, last Friday night, the cause of hie death muai ? Jk.. OfttU lUHf SIB rsmaios were interred At Adaah church I)?c?um(I loaves a wifeend fcur children.? Rock Hill Herald. . * Letter* Advertised fer the week ending Feb. 1, 1902: Miss Ada Louoetia Cureton, Mr*. LuIa Bell, Mr#, Mary E Donalme Mr. C. E. Harper, Mr. J. R. Burrell, Mr. T. J. Reeves, Mr Roach McMauus. Mr. Celey Jones, Mr. J. A. Threat, Mr. John Robson, Bill Crost>ery. Belle Nanee, P. M. Lancaster, S. C. We received .a might/ nice letter from our old friend, Mr. T fi. Grogor*, 'he other day. He is now located At Sumter, haviag bought out the Augu*ta Furniture Comp ny at that place. We are pleased to know that he is doing well and that he often thinks of nis eld friends in this eeunty. Well, Tom, yeu have lotaof them to think about and they all wish you abundant success. Mrs. Dan Goins, wbe lives at the cotton mill, fell while goiliir down ti*. 1.,.... Death of a Young Lady Mi?s Nanni* Parka, daughter of Mr H. Mobley Parka of the Newent aaeiion, died about 8 o'clock a. m., yeaterday ff typhoid pneumonia. ^he wa? ahout 18 yearn of age and her remaina will be interred at Bethel chureh today. Mr Parka, we learn, ia alao quite aick. Death or Mr* B F Roberta kra Jaae Roberta, wife of Mr. B. F Roherta and a daughter of l.?. r?k?, M? I tK. P.in.111 *>?v ** WW V 1MIU iir-m , ' ?4 IU? M. I I inilf motion, died on Thar?d*v last after an illa^s* of t wo works of f^rip, iged about 65 years. Her husband and four children all grown, 8Ur' rive her. She wan a member of Fork Hill church and her remain* were interred there yesterday after Funeral services by her pastor. Notice to Road Overseers. Road overseer* are hereby notified and requested to call out their lands and work the roads as soon is the weather will permit. Should there be any road without kti evereeer, the fact shall be reported te the Supervisor whe will ippoiat one at once. W. Q. Ca*kry, County Supervisor. Sudden Death of Mrs Adams While the family were sitting around the fireside Tuesday evening last at Mr Clevis Hardin's home at the cotton mill, Mrs. L'uis Adams, the mother of Mrs. liardin, suddenly fell forward from her chair, her head striking the andiron. She was immediately taken np and carried to a bed hut life was extinct. The elender thread had b^en severed without a moment's warning Mrs. Adams was about 55 years of a^e and leaves several children, all grown, surviving her She was a member of Shiloh church and her remains were interred there Thursday, the Rev Chalmers Fraser conducting the funeral aervice. A Son of Mr Iteubea Cautliea Accidentally Kills Himself Johnnie, the 13 year old son of Mr. Reuben Cautbea of Kershaw vicinity, accidenally shot himeelf through the head last Wednesday evening aad died from the wound abeut two hours later. Johnaie's mother told him to bdild up a fire and he eaid "all right mother, I'll build a good one," and he went out and gut an armfull of wood, placed it ia the fireplace, aad pulled epen a drawer to the bureau to get a match to elart it with when he espied his father's pistol and picked it up. He examined it alittle and started to put it back in the drawer hurriedly when the hammer struck against the top ef the bureau cauaiag the pistel to be discharged with the result abort stated. His remains wsrs Interred Thursday afternoon. , Mr. R. P. Horton, an uncle of the' young noy, went down to the funeral. Dur Trip to Charleston. After a week of sight seeing and pleasure in the city by the tea we are again at our post. And, j first ef all, we desire to thank our ?fhcient county treasurer for the iplendid and newsy issues of the paper he got out in our absence. We know of no one in whose bands we could hare left The Ledger with neore confidence that it WOUld be kept UP to the standard than io his. This fact enabled us to dispel all thoughts of business from our mind and to eojoy to .he fullest our trip. The prime object ef eur visit to Charleston at this time was to ittead a reunion of the students of >ur alma mater, the Carolina Military Institute. This reunion I rras held on Thursday, January 93<i in the armo-y ef the Char ' leaton Drairoona, the eldeet milit ry organization in the Slate. 1 It watt our pleasure thara to graat 1 Col. Jehn P. Thonas, our old j pracaptor, and to ?aat tba com-; racies of aur college davtt of a | quarter of a cantury ago, te ahaka thair banda and hara recalled many incidents of those happy days. Reader, enly th?a* who have had such as experience can appreciate the real enjoyment of thi* reunion. The details of our organization iato an aaaociaMon to perpetuate the history and menai riea of the C. M I., and to | preserve the ties t bat biud together those that are left of the ; oiNude* of that institution will hardly interest yen, bo we leave tk in to tell you something of I Charleston's big exposition. W spent four days on the ex I position grounds. Naturally yon would suppose that we saw . vervthiug th^re to l>e seen, but (lid eet. It ie a big show? aluiont too big an undertaking for Charleston?and this is the oaly opportunity thousands of people in Ninth Carolina will ever have to visit such an exhibition. We hope everybody who csn, will see it. We are sure you will feel doubly repaid for the trip. Ihe agricultural exhibits, the miaeral ex hihits, the exhibits ef manufactured articles, the Philippine exhibit, the ^aiithseniaa Institute exhibit, the ert exhibit, machinery exhibit, school exhibits and a bundled and oae otheis that we juet-can't think of bow, will be ??:? wi .v/u?- IWIJ IHIVIVIIIBV. H n?II you tire of looking Ml these go tu ths midway and uka in its many attractions. Sss tba liberty ball. Have a ride in the uiiiatura rail way or taka a gandola rida oa laka Juauita, whiok is now being tixad up. YV a regret tkat our apaca will j not admit of a writa up of tba many attractions thara but it would take a aarias of articlas extending through asaoy issues af the papar to gito an adequate idaa of tha affair. Wa can only say, don't ones this opportunity af seemg tba greatest exposition ever held in tha South. The railroad fare is nominal and you cau at rang# for board at vary reasonable ruins. Death of a fora>er Lancaster Hoy Our former townsman, Mr. VY. D. Ingram, naw of Columbia, is hara an a vary sad mission, viz: to usast and consign to tbeir last rasting placa the rsstaius of his youngast son, Zed Ingram, who wrent from this placa out West a fa w yaars ago. Heat Monday avening Mr. Ingram rucaivad a talagram from Waco, Texas, tbat Zad was dsngarously ill, and an hour later another, announcing his death. Ha arranged for tha body to be sent to tbis place for interment and it left Waco Tuesday evening. The corpse ?U Yn*r>t?<4 tm I ' u?l IMl night and the interment will take placn hnrn today. Mr. Walter Ingram, a brother of tha decaaaad, and bia wife of Spartan burg, ara bara to attend the burial. Zed was about 21 yeurs of age and is kindly ramambared barn. No particulars of his death have been received. If KADI SHOULD ft?VKK ICHk Never endure this tranbla. U?a !i at once tha remedy that stopped !| it for Mrs. N. A. VTehster, of | Winnie, Ta.,?aha writes "Dr. Kind's New Life Pills wholly j an real ma of siak headaches I had su(Tared from far two years." Cum H?ft<lnck?, Conatipntion, Btiilliousutss. at Crawford Bros' J. V. ytck?Y A Co's drug aw Arc TMr EMmji f Dr. I?M?' Iutimi Pflta ?ur? ail kld??r UU. 8*?* A4Epia?DW ??aHr Oa. #fci?a?? or M. T. Miws Izzin |\>rt?*r ?>f Klgin Ik viKiiinir IWaiivi-s >?t ?lrs plm-?* Mr. V\ . T. (*iejrory of thiM place wa? a l? tier on tlie train which whs h* hi up ??y the rxpteks I'iiIiIh i t ueii lir inchvilie hist Moii(hi\ hiyIn lie is lik** the ft lltiws wln> in the Philips pines vv.'ir h<? ?\.>uliln't inke any fill* 111- t Xjial'iciH'i-- I'llt > Oil \ L-H.ll t |)Ht ill 111 rlioiltrh lo li?> ihrouub Mien .mother expel ieuce. Sold Out All <1 h*v* mat liJ.oO, $2 ;>n and $3.00 onaa ImtV Hend Sluii^K, I *l>lata >tn * V5aa? inrnts froiii Varmont. (ia>>r;{i* Ma* Italy Qum i ia? ('all ar writ*. Pr iceva111 | )? ? > ??u. iJ ^)cNinch, LANt ASTEU, S. C. 1 NOTICE. Notice *;iYon that all LlflSi l.k U hi! llulru lli.tl* / I m. t - i i 11 f "" " w ,4,p^w V,W,,M,?' in the payment of Town taxswand I'owi license* fur ths pn*t fiscal year (19"1) nnn?l pay eatnw In the Town Treasurer al hi* office iu the conn I ou*? or i?? I. T. Hunter, Chief of Police, (in or before February l?t, IV<>2. After that data execution* will inane ter aaid taxes and penalties U. E. WYLIE, Attest: Mayer. 0 D. .lone*, Clerk and Treaa. ST&.TE OF SO0TH CAROLINA, < OUNTY <?K I. N< AHTKK Hy h I) Jo x, Enjoin* Probata JII ge. \S h kkkah W ?. I Porier, < ler* of o. rt lurnii- fill' lo inc. to grant Iiiiii t.eit r* "f (iiiiiiii-irH'Ion of >h W re'ic ?S ai* <mi etreciM rf Wyilt* K OI?' OCCCHM ?l. Thumb ahk'i jikkbfokk locita ami a > III h h I ami toe a>io uiar I he ktimreil a ? le iti r? "f 111 ? min >Vy ie K . uie , d- ea-ed that tiny li ml up,' ui nekce Ui> in i tie <'our f Plnlmi , lo ? belli at I ulickbler ' H . - C i u tti 7to day of Mate1' exi after pnhuo*iion tli reot. a ll lock 111 1 lie *u ei O*>11, touboW CHUfet*, If mi v ihey have, wuy toe -aid Ad Ol' lost rHlton tJlo U'll 11 of lie gr<l>t**d ' tl Vi-.N Uinlar ill- H>' (tl ami -ett tlii 23d d?\ of J <nuar> Amio Ibiniti It) 1 r, ^ 1 < r( k I) JoNE.-v L ' ' ' J udge "i VIGOR^MEN Easily, Quickly and Ptrma Nantly Restored KAGNhTlC NfflW i* eolil w ili riiteo u raoie t< cure Insomnia Fit* Pinion-. Hyt.eria, Neiv -uh l)et?i ity. L-??l Vitality Seminal i (>a*-en at i"* VJMVO'V ? ill* reviiii ofov.-'-woik Wert. VVor ry, .Sicklie s E-romo' You orbv^r indulgence Price #1; fl boxes fftfl Bv mail in |? a<o |>ackaae im any address oti re<-eiol ufnricc Si?l?t mi ? In I " 'J Crawford Bros, Druugoin, Ageing, ijguciMter, K \ Phone 11 7 WHEN YOU WANT NICE -FRESH MEATj. I". Addison & Co. Proprietor* of the C?r?er Market. o write for oar confidential letter before rj,plying for patent; it may l>e worth money. We promptly obtain U. H. and Foreign FATENTS ?nd TRADE MARKS or return ENTIRE lorney's lie. Send model, sketch I orjdioto and we send an IMMEDIATE PR EE report mi oateotability. We give tho Beat legal service and Sdvfce, and our oharges arc moderate. Try us. I SWIFT & CO., Patent Lawyer*, pp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C.I -VltliaUM <wn*?KHiiAHV'id iAH?^ rtifH ui Pvery (ley strengthens the belief of eort* nrnt pli vsieiAns that impure blood is tiie "fluse oi 11 if* majority of our iliacaees. T"*< nty-?ive yenri r^o litis theory tvsn used as n buais for the formula of iuovtin' Iron Bitters. The mail v remarkable cures effected hy this famous old household n nictly are sufficient to pro"e that the tlif ?ry is cnrre???. Browns' Iron Jlitterr i? sol hi 'ill <leaJ<*? The Old Day Cotd Cure For colds and sore throat use Kerraott'r Utcs I.axatirc ^limine. iiasily uU.ru at and ?*Nklr < * 'o:mniiui;i8iKi4 0 timtiim;uB G is i?t i *<eh*i1ui*; KflT'ti-iivf Jan 15th, iHRr. Time. H HOUM) No 32. 34 a**. -*-S I ??>i l \. Liavm. Mitriwii 8 45m 1 U?i tiiftl Cil> >*'?)? T ITTli. Auiit?-rn?rdiuu 9 tMpe Foifrti < It> lo Oft? Henri* >* In *u < llje"l?cl?'V In .'jHm ?**? PatlfPtnu II OH* |l hrfa*1 a kuiva* MitichaliU k 11 30k H LMiVW, rtlKl'iir.l.UI* 11 Hftr* htok <fy ttrove 13d Ortt 10* tuikvii.b 1 W.' IV iUi Rock niii I Mij. 1 16* 1 30p 2 40p KlVvit?i<>* 1 4<>p 3 ??>,. liiti p?*lf r 2 06 3 60? n*?m spring* 2 3Uo 4 40y *K.?ikliHW 2 4J|> 6 ?0p <% estville 3 17p 0 UOn kSBlVMB, htii<isi 3 6i |> 6 6o KOHTUBOVMD LiAVhv. JNo lUl4u. *6. ?W L?ki' 2^ a Mtiau 3 SOm 12 1 *?eelvble 9 30a 12 46* R? mtiaw 10 60a 1 ti?.mi ^pilugs II 8o* 1 4ttfu -iicerier 12 20t. 2 H>mm -lite 12 4 i 2 talMVS'bl Jet 2 46|i t *?M- x HI' I 4 Oi>p 2 Xoikvilie 6 i5?p '< tiU'kory drove rt o* 4 A IlklVM. t>lai'.K't>urg 6 ftop, 4 ttiv t.BATIM >Inrk-tbu g * a#?v? Ph* wr-xoii 8 8V* 6 l*%" doe b 8 _oe 6 iJv? . i - .. i- I l .> In ix ? t? % fc'? % V ?<\Hi O ??r?*t ny 11 I jt.f? Kutnerforuton II Atom rt.vi ma City lit JO* 1 A huiVM ?i*rlon 1 JOj. Iltf> GAFFNEY BKAN? H, 8'iUTHBi >UIH>. ' N... 14 {No. 1 Im. l.K 1VHH. U a fluty 16 40* 5 * *" LberokH Fall* 1 I 0<to 4 V*. AKIVfc BiHck-si'Ui'tr H 20* fi i4jrNOKTHBuUMD. M?>. 1A. N*. it. I.MA VKg Kiackaoit % 4 Slip H Mk. . hemkt Pal* 4 60p ,U I AKITKS (jutllleV f )Uf W > )j? * 20 Minute* for inner. Note?Train* N - 32 and 31??? opt*rat>mi tl-iiiv Tuiinx N?r 34, 35 11. 12.*lf. 14 lit. ul;d 16 aroopurate i daily except e?a.ak.? tl*> CONNECTIONS MA UK BY SoUTHKiUtti TKAIN3 At Mario' : N??, 32 coimec* at M?- rion with nut hern R> tialn No 9f:~ Which urmct at Marion at 8;28. a is 1 rou < ll ttal.oo^a, cjbcvi.lie iiuti ?? tvrmediate pol: 1h At BlacKehurg: No. 34 and ?4n "it connects with Si-iithem lt> ir*in N'? . 36 which arr.VfH at Black- hurw M 7 AM a . ft."in Atlanta (Ir e vol*, Mpar*| taut uix at tl ilit* inieoiate p<-in a Ai Y<n k vi: It : *>!> 34 c > <> .era wit fr* I ' A S VV train No 70 which tratau t * York ill*- at lO.-H, a in for <?aa:o, Let ?i r ami inln uietliate points. Rtit-k Hill; N<>. 32 ami 34 cm met with ^oiith* m Hy train No <?' which '<av.es 11 ?ck linl a' 3:30, p. m, t r Cheater, > oliiinhi > ami lUterm* diata i nnita i tHihwin jci: .xm antt >* < ? ??11 i<t ?*iat ^ itii > \ i< t win ^N-ii Jfcwliieb |>a aes ChIhw * Jot. at 7 ft* V * (or Moiimo Hint u L?^rir*t*- | nln* ai N '* 82 *r?1 34o**' with Ij <fc ?- tr?i" No. 32 wnte*'tuviH Liav uuhUm* at 4:46 i> m fori i *t?r aiid inUinin(tft n ointn. At * amdan: Willi A (! l.? (S Vf t. t < 1 ) f<?r < liur <*sl?u - unit*r Flor a*** ' Da'lingio- , Wi muiirion and mi**?. Hie halt |m?iiiia. '! iit it N?. t>8 wlivck ' leave* < unnteit at 4; 18. j>m > <o.N SUCTIONS. DliDK BY N)HTUM^ THAIMS. AI ' umilot : Willi W I. (N W *>? S ) No 71 11 cm Char e-t?o H i or *?<> ?. I) i i;'"". Wilmington ehiuilA, At. A in;?i in. ihaio |><>i nt - w htoll nrrivw ? . (>Miioleo at ' 1:18 ii in w|ui "^outber^i Kv train No 77 f ma K.i..g*viJt-o whuii untvea al <:?imlei at 11:56 m k i At i.ai'0?iMt'-i.* No *88 ooo||?mm? mm* ! Lancaster vv.tli I. A < irikin .No. * fi> ? ! Cheater an.I in'ermeillate p Inia f iiluwba Jet: No :<t uio.1 86 , drcm with -> \ Icri.ti No 82 who * t I ?Inm Iih Jet nt 7 54 |i ai toMonr e K'ot ii.tr' nn? tiu |M>tM(A, 't ItncK Hill: No. 31 in* 35 cot.. nvois hi rvock Jlill with Soutlnaii lia train No 34, ieuvi u H et HiJI at 8 'it i? > for < loii i ttv Hint point*-. north At It'Hckfbu g.* No 38 noi-ite- t>I with "loll'liern liy t'aUis No's 12 4 I* in, No 3S at 7: 6 in. Hint No 4n ? 7 4*i t> in tor i> igi.* i?. rtl Ni N ti * it 35 eon ii? el* with .-southern l.7.v limn .> ?. .? > ieitxtjig f*'ia?-k.->L?ui . ?. llitio, j? in for jioiiii* south At Mam it No, Kit <? uneot* \* ;t ? Southern Hy train No lin, le*vi? | Nlurion al ll:4o p in. for Asiu'Tiiit* ('haUauoo){a ami intermediate point*. Throng1!- 't.ri?i rvicn without clun.vtbetween Ha>ion ami I l)?rl?*ton ctrj I mili? No's 32 ami 3"> t K. H. SH A*?. . P??a?ng?-r All pertioD.s indebted . ?i.n either l\y note or ?u a .-cone: must come forward nnd ae?t.* ! promptly, ns our Merenttn-tiae m I Gu alio account* and notee wert | a 1 due the 1st of Nov We huva waited patiently on our customer*. ami must insist up ?n them cor?i- I?*-.? t ?? I 111^ 101 niiiu null NOIUIIIJJ ITlltl I promptly. Heath Bank ?<j ?fc Maraantila ( ?!? | . it 11 i i < in l> />