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THI LKIK.r.R. 1 \ u ? I i > * ti1- K . b WKPNISDVV H'l'in'.VRY, 5, 1002.; "* f Tin* < 'h 11 '< >t n ()l>?fTv?*r if t?oo<l j ( ev r* V?> m> i) ? v ? < l<. hut on Sun-1 (Iv v it -ui pusses itself. We wish j thru- i> ii- n i i ic this Siwte do in j for S. iiili ( ?r< linH what l'he * I (.) >.?* i vu is di in^ lor North Car- j j o!i: a in tin* \\;? f colectin?r and i I ] pri innCst ino the history of the j, St i? 11 North Can iintans remain i i^'ioi mi i t f the It is'or\ of their j State it will t??? hecutisii thev do not i ruii I In; Observer. The lhol il> tioi.is'a of Carters-j ville, (in.. Hie ctdowtd with a /.?. i i'? i die noise that would have | w.i tin <i tin-In ait ( 1 l h? hno Nea How Iii cnsequonce of h decision of the (inoroiii co' rts maintainin^ tin-1. ?!it\ of snlea of lii]no r in the original package, , t > \ ill iv- in on iced with the j e-1 li I no nt of a saloon. A.t h town n ootino c? lle?t to consider th< muttor, tlio procev insja of whioh whio printed in the 4f!an'a . I i in- .v ll (" ft. liiwii ir i p,i it 111 inn w? 1e udf p?c i; " Ui'Mil v??il, tiist, we 'Ion t want any original puck age ?'i i n\ oihei package of whiskey sold in Cut Hrsville; secondly, wo lire not going to have any sold hit' : th'rdiv, wo will make mb original package out of any damnable scoundrel who tries it, in tfftt*< n uiintres." At the data of j the latr-tadvices from Curtersville | the ir.dlic in original packngeehad not trn< spiled. Philadelphia Re-| CO I'd A recent statement from the Pension Hurcuu at Washington, shows that I hire are on the rolls ?n arcoii t of the Revolutionary war 9 pensioners 4 widows and ' $ daughters; on account of the war of 1812, 2 aurvivers and 1,. i 527 widows on account of the Indiuh wars 1,0S?> snavivors and 8,479 widows; on account of the ' M exican vat 7,5t>s survivors and j 7,109 widows. Died at his residence in Chesterfield county, !*?. C*, on Moa- day the 27 h tilt , Mr. Isaac S. * Hough, the only brother of Clerk ' of Court .Joel Hough, of Camdan, the latter being the only survivor left tut of a family of Keren brothers find one sister. Rev. T. A. Dendy, of RjK'k Hill, spent last week at his old home in the Buffalo section. He expresses himself a* highly pleas, ed with his new field and work and says he is getting along well.? Kershaw Era. I The Roi-k Hill Herald denies 1 that there are ninety canes of ' smallpox in that town. It says 1 that only six cases are in the city. ' I - - - 1 \Vaterhurv Swept by Disastrous a Fire. a a Waterhory, Conn., Feb. 2.? 1 In the hardest gale of the winter, j i ... II A -1.4 ...III. - Waterburv ?>l? .vu^ a tiro that destroyed a largo ares v of the business section of the city and threatened to wipe it out a entirely. The blaze started in the I upholstery department on the ( third floor of the store of the Keid Sc. Hughes Dry Deeds company, I No*. 10S t > 120 Bunk itreet, and f that store and many adjoining 1 building* wein reduced in a few hours to smouldering ruins. f An estimate of $5,000,000 a* I the amount of the property loss h on building* and content* was < considered conservative by insur- I auce men. t The origin of the lire i* un- ( knows aad it wu* not discovered 7 until it hud gained tremendeua * u?aaw?y. i A Fashionable Wedding. )r. J. E. VV. iinil* and Mi? Mae Haves United hi Marriage. >pec-ia? to I he State. Krmlmw, Feb. 1. 1 he most I ashion.tld* wedding that haa ev?r ' n I ><.vur**d in Kershaw wan golems. k? i! Wednesday vvcuiiiK in the ; freshvlrii n house of worship] alien the i ttu-iatinjj minister, K?'v. | loseph r. Dendy, as.-istid hy Rev j Dr *1. H. Thorn well of Fort Mill tend R?v. Mr. It. E I urnipae -d, I in u solemn and impressive way pronounced the inautifuU-eremouy wlin-h according to Div.noappointment made l)r. Joseph E Hade ami Miss Mae Hays husband and i wits. .... i i ne opaeinna nmming was hileM ' to its utmost capacity with invited j guests, ft' mis and relatives of I the happy couple. I'lm holy edifice ' was illuminated i y the soft, mallow light from numerous wax tapers and artistically decorated under the supervision of Mrs. vStewart W. Heath in all the style j of oriental magnificence with ! trailing irey, honeysuckle, helly, j palms, potted plants and flowers that tilled the air with their odor- | iterous perfume. 1 he marvelous i beauty of the decoration was en : hancod by delightfully harmoniz- i ii g with th? int? rior of the edifice. MUs Mattie Lee Maclver, who sings as sweetly as the nightin- | gale, completely charmed the I enraptured und cultured audience { when she sang t40 Promise Me" | just before the mellifluous notes of the organ, under the skilled and trained touch of Mrs. S. W. Heath, and the violin and ulte trombonr in the gifted hands of Messrs. Earnest and Eddie TrueslImIs of Camden, annotincsd to those assembled that the wedding party had arrived. Ttia fiiot irk untar (ha nhnr/ik were the ushers, Mr. J. Claud Onuthen of Rock Hill, Mr. John r. S ephens, D. Kir*, land Hough ind Archie ,1. Beattie of Kershaw. Then came the attendants, Miss Mattie Lea Maclver of Red Springs seminary, N. C., with Dr Walter C. Twitty; Miss Sallie J. Benton, with Mr. L. L. Williams &f Wadesbore, N. C.; Miss Fran :*s Blanton, with Mr. E. Fails rhornwell of Fort Mill; Miss Louisa Brewar, with Dr J. E. ; MaNsey, Jr., of Rock Hill; Miss; Lillian massey of Rock Hill, with Dr. R C. Brown of Lowryyille; Miss Paulina Shepbard Russall of j Sulf, N. C., with Mr. W. C. i Bates of Chawtar. Than cams the maid of honer, ' Miss Les.sia Jones of Carhoalnn, | N. C., niece of tha bride, followed! i >y the fairy-like flower girl | ind ring bearer, Mary Merral Hayes and Nannie Robert Hayes, | uho preceded tha bride, who came' eaning upon tba arm of her krnlhar U r I ItnKarl Hovaa ? . - ? I he bride wah exceediegly queenly ' ind charming garlanded in beauty 1 iiid gowoed in the raest becoming | nd exquisite oo**nme of white affefa silk, with Dutches? lace. \*>e fleers being white bride ' ser, carnation* and lilies of thf i alley. j The groom entered upon the i ,rm of his i>est man, ('apt. John J. Fitzpatrick of Y\ ashmgton, | 4a. VVken loves pilgrims met at dymenb alter there was a terainrury bush as if "Angels had i melt to dream." M iss Rva Hayes ia the beauti* i ul and acc mipliahed daughter of VI i s. Ilarv C. Hayes of this place ind is of a very prominent and listinguished family, the sister of don. R. H. Hayes, membor of he general assembly of North 'arolinn, and law partner of Judge Woniack of Raleigh, also lintei of Dr. John It. Hayes, who a preaideat of the Stat* Med i :m : , cal asaociatiou of Arkantsaa, nn l Mr. Kohnt Hay*-*, pronnifut lirnggiKL of 'ln> place. Or. ()oH?ph K. Hnilv, :h? p< |.?i lar groom h. \v el I known ? aucc?-8sful ph\8lcluo. iIhIiIimI. who hn-> llviri iiiiuh ? offices of trust and bono. ' t-s od by his frit lids ami adrwli n ii.nc of the le-uter* (it K? sh socially Htid is> I rem one < f be??t families o! the Hnt?-'? mo day tt of South Cat oliua Immediately after the cti y the bridal party repaired ?. .? ? . t. gralulatnry recepiioti given .1 tew friends of the rout < act** g parties where the> cut a . lit fill while, and spuce f<?r"i Is .? graphic deact iption of the beaut iful wemrn and handsomo mvo in full evening die** who ei.j ywl the light refreshments ami sImo^ music. The truiia, bo?h mtive and exotic, where delicious ai.d tempting, while the nec'urs vied with that served tho Gods. I'Le reception war givee at the residence of Mr. .1 Robert Hayes and the grace amt ease with w hich the delightful atTair was carried out is all, we are sorry to say, we have space to chronicle. I he The presentw were so numerous we cannot enumerate them, lull may useful, costly and >ieauti{ul onee ft em many States were Been in the collection. Every one wishes the newly wedded ones a long and happy life. May they enjoy a felicity springing from a union of leve that will hear com pai ison witn mat or tn# angels who inhuhit the realms of bliss, is the wish of the writer. .Jas. R. P. "The reader may make up hie mind to be pleasantly overwhelmed by the epuleuce and vivacity of "Around the Pan," published by the Nutshell Publishing Company, 105.9 Third Avenue, New York. The wonders begia with the frontispiece pi.lures of President McKinley, drawn in a single line beginning at a point on the cheek bone and going round and round in a constantly widening circle, with waverings and downhearinge of the pen in the propper places to secure detachment and shading. We are told that this portrait (is considered the most unique work of its kind in the world,' and if there ire degrees of uniqueness we are willing to believe that this is most the thing ef which there are no duplicates. Of ceurse there is text in .addition to the pictures, and we should he surprised indeed to hear from any purchaser the opinion that he had not gof. his money's worth ($2.00.)',~N?w York Sup. The twenty fifth annual State Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held in Columbia 8 11 inat. An event of the meeting will be the presence of Capt. Richmond P. Hobson, here of the Merimac, who will be oae of the speakers. He was president of the Y. ' U. C. A. while a cadet at West Point. FIND* WAY TO MVE I,OK ? The startling announcement of ? Discererr thai ' surely lengtben life is made by editor 0. II. Downey, of Chijrubiisco, ind. "1 wiah to state," be writes, "that Dr. King's ?<iew Discovery for Consumption is the most infallible remedy that I have ever known for Cnnirhs. Colds and \irip. It's invaluable to people with weak lungs. Having this wonderful medicine no one need dread Pneumonia or Consumption. Its relief is instant und oure certain." Crawford Bros., J. F. Mackejr & Co. guarantee every 10c and $1.00 bottle,^ and give trial bottles free. Capt. W. Ij. Roddey, of Rock Hill, while ceming down his steps Wednesday morning, slipped en ths ica and fall, dislocating his laft shauldar. .L ? 5'.' . . - r % III a tel, IBt The sea! of doom has bee aud pricei nice more come level. WE "FIX" PRIG! nut .make sin h i'tductioiis t are forced to come down tc W E DON'T O WN I, ANCA t ry to force neople to trade v are our draw ing cards. NJ people of J! an caster submit per cent, profits ; THEY I and whether you trade wit! WE arc saving* you money, sell you at our price, and a ciation should direct you t< age. IT IS CUR !NTtl.'TI0N ni? the* te n sti tl f ?<ti teai i- \f?i. nnn in older to ' 'LOSl t <???", (' ?( t's, .fm kwts, t ioihir.g, tte., proparat< ry f??r Spii thing n these lines. NOTHING KUST BE Cheap in the beginning, now mot* than cheap, Come LOW PRICKS. & Few ps ial So pins ! Id Dnvi? Sewing Vlm hines, the beat on earth. 14 Nice ('nuking Stove-*, o Top [higgles, r-id beauties. ::$r as KVKRV one knows, We ate selling MOR l'KL KS than notour ei-a Do not repeat tins mistake of the pant tear again rive your hard earned dollar ^et* an honest dt liar's worth. Yours Fai WILLIAMS-I January 11, 1902. ci TRESPAS t NOTICE. important Notion to ili'litvd to Clyburn*?H 4"All persons are warned net to rtde, walk, hunt, fish, or trypans All parties indebted ia any way on iuv Inndsin Bnford burn-Heath Mule township, hounded by H. (3. , ?4 . i u i wr u either by note or ac Steele, J no. Ji Steele, W. B. J Plyler Jackeon Usher, and others, ^oreby notifacd to con The law will be enforced against at once and and make ajl.persons disregai ding this not ice. , We have our own S. E. Usher. to meot and in order t J any 9, 190 J. must insist on those ov pay up without furthei FOR SALE. ' This notice is intend On desirable terms, the follow- and all. ing valuable farming lands in Respectfully, Lancaster county, S. C.: 1,500 , ,, , acres on Wuxhaw creek ? tbe lyburn-Ileath . birth-place and home ef Andrew Jackson., ' ! .oV600 ftcrt* on lhe r~)ATIS 'II IBS riyer, known us the Bowden place, [\ PDIUI LtTfti including a very tine water power uDMLluIuI at the famous Catawba Falls. TueHouth ( aroltna* < These lands will be sold in 100, ;?'i.l..n Ral rnad ai t.ouu ?rt/\ 4 4 i-i 4 lowing low rouiu trip rai 200 or 300 acre tracts, as laid out i??toii 8. , ae? ount o on pints, which can be seen by a-oiina Inter >t> t? and reference te D. A. Williams. Exposition, rickvt* on 1 . , , im.uih.ii station* ExeHI | For prices and terms apply to ser i-crviee pel f..rraed. H D. A. Williams, Lancaster, S. C. tlekeia read via lheH. i). 4 of*t# Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty, ^oM ... - * , No. 706 Fidelity Building, Haiti- KoT^'havr" d 80 I mere, Md. ' eaih 8prings 7 (K) Bernard Wievenfeld. At.tv Lancaster 7 60 ' ' ?? Mtitwba Juoction ?8 20 . | Hock Hiil 8 84 H. S. Cunningham hRg told nut1 p **b .. J JJJ , ,, , * Yorkvil'e 9 15 j tbt &aln<(a ?s#ptip?l tn M?\ 0. J. j ?. *n n 9 56 , ferroll, editor of the Johnston Hnyr,'!# Q*OT# i Monitor. Mr. Torroll will takt. Biankai.urg 10 45 | Uaffueys 10 70 charge at once. Karite 10 86 Ahelby 11 0? < O I Latiimor? II 5*> m _ I Muurnboro 11 50 Sour Stomach is n I Marlon 14 36 KBTa, I will Mover bo without thorn In thfThouse. COLUMN A: TlckevS to l> My liver was In a very bud shape. anil inj head onm lUliciliK Nov. 30th arced and I had stomach trouble Now since tak- s..,l ln/( 111II110 Ma *1 lug Cascureis, I fool Due My wlfo Imsalso used A"d inc lining Ma 31, then? with beunflcial results for sAur stomach." Ulilil Juiie3rd, 1902 jod. KnxuLiNu, nfll congroas St.. at Louis, Ma (.'otuii n li: ' ickete to be commencing Nov. 30th Candy ami including May 31st M CATHARTIC ^ limit ?en days in mldlili 1?l jm i n 1 VVW eaie; except that final I Lll 1 111 OM ri in no caae exceed June Column to TSaOCidANN wswiiiwso ^ Tuesdays, and Thursd week; commencing D and until and includin rv^auup^ IVU2, UIIHI Pkltttbl*. Potent. Tame Good. I?o dllloi) to dtU of AAia; OoodTNoTer Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. 25c. We. Altai limit SbuUld III nci ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Juua Srd, 1903. auHtag a?**f t?1>?y. rw??*. ? * ???-k. m ^ |J_ . a||k ta BAA Sold and guaranteed by all drag- OaAATAl PMMl NO'TQ'MW (lata to eYjftZ t??moo llablt. l". ,*ii:ov. *?U ?> \ J1 UI! n placed upon them, down to a legitimate ?.S WITH NO ONK! hat other merchants * ? > us or close up shop. STER COUNTY, nor rith us ; our PRICES EVER again will the to paying 50 to 100 )ON T HAVE TO? i US or the other man, for we force him to tjon y n /A-f* onnroj. 1^1 line \FI ) give lis your patronLWAYS to ke*p a FRESH up to data Stock Goods,?-n??t to accumulate old out-of-date, E OUT our Winter Stock of Dry Good?, Nong Goods, Wa have MARKED DOWN everyCARRIED OVFR. early and take advantage of our axceptienally YOTJP* FOR ANT PHI.3il IN* RKAtON. E Groceries, BETTER Groceries, at LOWER i Ling hardships and disasters, hut trade where thfully, HUGHES CO. BARGAINS IS BUGGIES count, are M A| g* lie forward J^RLM scttlemont. WAGONS. ring ue to We are ?ow tailing far $BS. delay. BUGGIES that wa bare baen sallied for ona ing at $60; and Buggies heretofora sold at $55. wa ara now selling at $50. So coma and get yaa Mula Co. 1 a nica, new BUGGY while they ara CHEAP. Wa are selling the INissen round and square hound wagons, alt# ram. the Owensboro wagon at surprisQ.,rgU prices. cea the f?us | We keep ou hand soma goad lf"ttve S ( HORSES?soma as fine animals w*et Indian u yOU will find anywhere. If SMie at all \ lent paaaen- you want a horse that will an it J011 * *T#ry particular, don't B. c. buy until you sea our STOCK. $4 HO $3 60 5 20 3 66 6 80 3 70 \ " * 6 00 4 00 J \ 0 or a ao S o# 6 54 is 9 06 5 HO t rwrrr^r^ g 10 5 40 1090 ?06 olso run a Afat-.olftM Hv*ry t> nold daily ?nd can gi?a you a? goad taaoaa a? ? 1*'V "u,iJ aan ba had in tcwn. , ?902; final Your* to aarra. . Tf/'fY, IGLYBURM HEATH MULk (ft , 1902; flual on to date of limit ah< Uld 3rd. 1902. oe aold on J" ,*[ mn.hawiM. m.J 'Z Ea^eeially valuable la ?M? k Brewtt* 8 7..' r?a BiUare. Bathaaka raakbaa, baadaaba, J" 111 " liaaepeera, ab-eafth takaa tba pike* aft . except the! ???keeaa, u4 tba flaw ef baaltb r?k% i oeae axeead saaiaa ta tba pallid abadk vbaa tbk watt* derfal raaaedy k takatt. Far kakly abQdratt , __ oravarworkad aw H baa aa anal. Babatttt .SHiSit . tssAasL f-ttrbsast I ? .... . .. > iif i *;>* I I ?V> -a V *a*4 \ '