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IfKDNE8PAY FEBRUARY, 12, 1 902. I 1
A ill explain the use,
fri-in ?i'h?*r u patriotic or a jnili-!
lira! point nf Tiew. c?f tharow unr i
Jjeiimt i alio leadai ? at making in
cou^i> it nvar the l''iilippina??
It iha* intanri t? go into tna nex i
campaign with the promts* that if
a Democratic president in elected
he shall immediately withdraw
tir forces fr??in I ho inlands, he
will beaten even ?orne than we
Ware on tne beautiful free silver |
issue the which we have now
abandoned ?? completely. The
American people never will consent
to having thi>? country ad
erlined as having been worn nut
and beaten hy a lot of part
Chinese, part Indian and part
Spanish semi savage*. We might
explain until dwoiiirdav, and we
nevsr would be a *le to uiake them
believe that they had not whipped
us out; ami the world would
take their view. The American
flag couid not show itaelfou that
eide of the Pacific without heiug
insulted, and pi nimbly the results^
would he that we would have to
slay away from there entirely or
tight half a dozen more wars t>
prui u that we can and will tight.
This tight is on, whatever the
merits ef the case may have been
originally, and there is nothing
to do nut to tight it out to the
finish, whatever the cost or consequences.
Therefore, what good
is to he done hy forcing all this
row and blather ami hard language
in congress ? We have
plenty oi home issues to tight on,
if we have the courage and secure
the unity to make the tights. If
the Philippine lasae is the only
ne on which the party can he
sufficiently united to make a show
of a tight in ...Washington, the
party is in a ad row of
mimps, ana ins sooner we seek
nd develop some new leadership
the better.?Richmond News.
A TV atery Grave.
Special to The State.
Keck Hili, Feb. 7.?The bedy
of Jim Pettus, a collored boy who
was drowned at the works, of the
Catawba Pewer company several
weeks ago, was seen yesterday.
Tin power company hands were
dragging a guy rope across the
river when it caught upon something,
which proved to be the
body of the drowned boy. The
tug of the guy brought the body
to the surface and pulled it loose
from the rope which its hands
were gripping in the death struggle.
The men for some reason
or other failed to catch the body
snd it floated on down the steam.
The Tirzah dispensary made a
sot of almost every di inking man
who lived within a radius of three
mil s. This was brought ahout largely
by the treating of patrons of
the dispensary who were on the,
way home with their bottles. Since
the removal of the dispensary, the
sottishness referred to has almost
entirely disappeased. .Inst consider
the quantity of likely material a
dispensary would have to work on
in Yorkville. ?Yorkvilie Enquirer.
MILLION* rtJT TO
WOKKI
The wonderful activity of the
B??r century it nhoivn b}' an
enormous demand for the world'*
best workers --Dr. King's New
Life Pille. For Constipation,
Sick Headache, Bilhousness, or
any trouble of Stomach, Liver or
Kidney a they're unriraled. Only
2/>c at Crawford Bros and J. F.
If ackeys A Ce'a drug store.
Knot her Letter from Hon. .1. N.
Est i ?d>:e
Mr. Editor: Please i llow me
pace hi y?.ur paper tor another
Ktnul letter the leimoti 1 did
not j:et a letter in last week.'*
paper wut became 1 woi1 home
Sniurday and returned Mmiduv
and wan not here to write Saturday.
1 am writing some thia weak
for we will i??? to Cbarieatou Eiida\
til a hod* to attMod the ex
l OMiimi t\ c will return saturd
?\ We have ktlled the child
latior hill ill the House after a
der-pet'uti sttu^^leoti tioth sides
I lie vote atood 54 n^Hinet the
lull and 52 for it. My tea*onfor
Voting u^ainst the hill i* well
known in otn county.1 dout think
we should parts laws here that
would liuiniltutM the inortt humble
citizen of the State I hunk God
I h?> col lot) mill people in South
Carolina are still free people
Americans, and espeeiall South
Carolinians, are liberty loving
people, and liberty i* what makes
America great t? day. God forbid
that the time will come when
the control of a man's family naay
be taken out of his hands. We
have as good people who wotk in
cotton mills as we have any where.
Take a large family, mostly small
children, and force them from the
cotton mills and where will they
go to make a living?
The ways and means committee
of which 1 hsve the honor to be
a member is working on the appropriation
bill; we will be anle to
report it to the House noon. We
have been stked to increase the
appropriation for colleges but we
have held them down to the lowest
| figures in our judgment possible.
The people of the State are having
distinguished Dr. Thorawell being
one of his classmates.
Superintendent Killed By Dig
charged Employe.
Fernandina, Fla., Feb. 8.? Edward
Burton, superintenqnt of the
Seaboaad Air Line shops here,
was shot and killed in his office
this morning by D. If. Sylvester,
a machinist, who had until a few
minutes previous to the tragedy
been woi king for the campaay.
Burton, it seems, placed a nonunion
man at work in the shops yesterday
to which Sylvester and one
or two ether union n en objected.
Uastonia and Rock Hill are two
of the moat prosperous town* within
a hundred miles, and neither of
them permits the legal safe of
whiskey elf'receives any revenue
from the traffic.-^Yorkerille Enquirer.
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Snhgcrihe to The Ledger.
* v.-t . .airjf i??.
Two Painters Rd'ed ihe Breaking
of m Seaffhold.
Vtlniitn, F?-'. 7 M. i?le and
Hen in he?iu?l(l> ?i i? killt d a? if
(jr \Y \\ hiit* *\ s?-> i .u*i\ injnrimI
to da\, t>\ 111?>l hI< inp of n
sonffoli) TIh'n "? ? paiming the
inu-i im* ??t a hm ?I i 5o t< t t frit 111
t lo* ?;i llllixl
A Fanner At.no *H>2. Assigns
t 1* #175,ooh.
>prin*? li*'l I. 1 i K h. 8. \
peMi'luti in b iKiiiti'ev t\its tiihil
hi*ri* tn-<|*y ? \ B. F 11 ii-iiton, a
farmer ot Ha> nrk nniniy. 'labilities,
$175.0110; i|>-St'IS, $ 1 i>2.
A Chibl W i'h>ix Hands
harotto Observer.
Reidsville, F?-b. 5 - A child
her* is attracting ? <?ra>it denl of
attention. It is perfect in shape
and is like *n\ other child except
that it h ?* *ix hands. Several uptown
people have been down to see
it, and ihey declare it the queer
est freak of nature thev ever saw.
I'he parents think it t?e cutest and
sweetest lit 1* dai ling in the world.
Big Fire In St. Louis Destroys
Life And F operty.
St Louis, Feb. 1).? \n early
morning fire, which desiroyed the
Empire hotel, a large three-story
lodging house occupied by men
cxc uaivelv, canned (he death of
eleven persona, ten men and one
worn m, and da igerously injured
eignt ethers Ten or more whe
hud narrow e-capes front death in
fire, were mere er loss injured by
being frost bitten.
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A LK?t \ OFTMK OR|P
Is often a run-down system.
Weakness, nervousness, leek of
appetite, energy and ambition,
with disordered liver and kidneys
often follow an attack of this
wretched disease. The greatest
need then is Electric Bitter*, the
solendid tonic, blood imritier and
to economize anu me institution*
of the Stat* must Ho so too. I
don't think the state Istv will be
ovsr mills and perhaps loss.
There will be many bills left over
on the calendar when we adjourn
to die a aatnai 1 death.
Respectfully,
J. N. Eat ridge.
Eod of a Long And Useful Life.
Special to The State.
Wiensboro, Feb.8 -After living
a score ef years beyond the alletted
time of man Mr. Thos. M.
Lyles died Friday at the home ef
hie sen-in-law, Mhj. Thos. W.
Woodward of Rockten, and his
remain* were today interred in
the burial ground at Rocky Creek
Baptist church of which he bad
been a member for more than half
a century, a large part of the
time in an official capacity. He
was born Oct. 13, 1811. His early
education was received at
Mount Zion from which ae*n?mv
he entered the sophomore class of
the South Carolina college, graduating
from that institution io
1830 at the early age of 19, the
regulator of Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys. Thousand* have proved
| that thev wonderfully strengthen
I the nerves, bui'd up the system,
and restore to health and good
spirits after an attack of Grip. If
suffering, try them. Only 50c.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
by Crawford Bros, and J. F.
Mackey & Co.
KOTICK.
Having closed our business run
by Klliott & Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will find their
] notes and accounts at our office.
We have moved all their buggies,
wagons, etc., to our stables. Remember
the celebrated Columbia
i Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This
business is now closed up and all
1 parties indebted to them must
ettle, as we cannot carry them.
Lancaster Mercantile Company.
Thar# it only ana case of smallpox
in Chester. Tha authorities
have almost antirelv stamped out
the diseate, and they have effected
thia in a very short time. There it
a report currant tbreughout tha
county that there are 60 or 70
cases here, but that it a mistake;
only one case here Wednesday.?
Chester Lantern.
The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will bo
held in court house, Fridnv Feb.
21 1062. Kxuuiinatiou will begin
at 10, a. m., and close 4 p. m.
A C. Riiwell
Co. Snot. Ed.
Jan. 18, 1902.
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Pay yonr subscription to
The ledger, please.
GswiM tkmiptd C C C N?v?r ?14 la hsftt
o4 lS( l/i^^ lo mA
HMailHig)alM|NiH
The One Day Oold Cure.
Ka ??U Is lk? twad nA?Mt Ikrett use K?
,h* "
The One Day Cere Cure
I . I?*r cold* a ad tort throat mse KtrsattV
latM UiMivr QuAmiad. a?Ifr ahw m
\nl III a Tnisl. ill
The seal of doom has t
and prices once more eor
level. WE "FIX" PRI
hut make such reduction
a re forced to come down
WE DON'T OWN LAN<
try to force people to trad
are our drawing cards,
.people of Lancaster subn
per cent, profits ; THE\
and whether you trade v
WE are saving you mon<
sell you at our price, and
ciation should direct yor
age.
II !S CUR INTENTION
nicthcj'ien wttl t 0111 \ eni t?? \ein, and in older in i.
turns, Cnpes, Jacket*, Clothing, ttc., preparatory foi
1 thing :n these lines.
NOTHING MUST B
i
('heap in the beginning, now mote than cheap, 1
LOW PRICES.
J < *' <
A Few pe ial Bargains
10 Davis Sewing Muchines, the best on earth.
14 Nice Cooking Stoves.
5 Top Buggies, r? 111 beauties.
AS EVERY ONE KNOWS, We ate selling
PKK KS than anyone else \
j I)o not re|>?at the mistake of the past year agaii
your bard earned dollar gets an honest do llar's wort
Yours ]
WILLIAMS
January 11, 1902.
\ ^ TRESPASS NOTICE. ?,ot.lc
" riebtecl to Clybi
All persons are warned not to
ride, walk, hunt, tish, or trespass All parties ind<
in any way on my lands in Buford burn-Heath M
! township, hounded by II. C. ... ,
V u i wr u either by note c
Steele, J no. H. Steele, W. B. J
Plyler .J&ckeon Usher, and others. "crcky notified tc
The law will be enforced against once and and l
i all persons disregat ding this notice. We have our
, S. E. Usher. mect and in o
must insist on tin
> "! PAT) nitn - I P"y ?P W't1?OUt f
fUii uALli. This notice is i
On desirable terms, the follow- and all.
| ing valuable farming lands in Reaped
Lancaster county, S. C.: 1,500
acres on Waxhaw creek?the Clyburn?11
hirth-pluce and home of Andrew
Jackson. n __
I,600 acres on the Catawha '[] 10
river, known as the Bowden place, _?\ PD&RlliV
including n very tine water power uDIiULlu
i at the famous Catawha Falls. TheSouth Caioli
These lands will he sold in 100, lowing (owrou^d*
200 or 300 acre tracts, as laid out leston. B. C., aocc
on plats, which can be seen by 1 arollna Inter ??ti t
' reference t. D. A. Will,.
For prices and terms apply to *er service perf >rm
D. A. Williams, Lancaster, S. C. ticket* read via the
or to Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty, ?i,KoM ... vr
, ... .. . VVesiville $
Ncu.706 fidelity Building, Balti- Kershaw
more, Md. ?.eath Springs
lleronrd Wio-enfekl, Atty. Junction
U tck Hid
II. S. Cunningham has sold out v',,^v,11o
the Ssluda Sentinel to Mr (' J. v r n
Terrell, editor of the .Johnston j sniynla ?'ove
Monitor. Mr. Terrell will take. Biacksburg
(iatlneys
charge at once. Karica
Nneiby
. Laid more
I Moornboro
Sour Stomach is,
__ | Marlon
KKTIt I will nover bo without them In tbo house. COLUMN A: Tick?..!
My llvsr was In a very bud nbui>e. and my bead Coin JOIlC.illg No\
aolied and I had stomach trouble. Now. alnce tak- iit.al i mli i.lt M
lue Cascareia. 1 fool flue. My wife baa also used w
tboin with bencflctal results for aour stotimch " limit J Ulie oril, 15
Jos. Kkiulinq, 1501 Congress St.. 8t Louis, Ma COLUMN It: ' It'kelt
commencing Nov
candy and including Mi
M ^ M CATHARTIC ^ limit leu days In
na!e; except that
MTmB 1.11* I M11 flB f \ In no cane exceed
- column
TT Tueajlay*. and T
week; corn men?
^Hiid until and In
1002, final limit f
Pleasant. Palatable, Potent. Taaie Uood. I)o dltlou to date of
Qood. Never Siokep. Weaken. or Gripe 10c. 34c.40c. final limit Should
... ?URt CONSTIPATION. ... June 3 rd, 1002
IftUrltef ??4f fWClNi?t, XMlrtu, H?w I?rl. Ml , |
ao-Touc uiutoWi?ni&?o?ou?wl" .General
i hum
een placed upon them,
ne down to a legitimate
CES WITH NO ONE,
s that other merchants
to us or close up shop.
"ASTER CO U N T Y, nor
e with us ; our PRICES
NEVER again will the
nit to paying 50 to 100
DON'T HAVE TO?
dth US or the other man,
sj, iui nc iiirt'u uiiii m
l a proper sense of apprel
to give us your patronALWAYS
to keep a FRESH up to date Stock
of Goods,?not to accumulate old out-of-dnte,
'LOSE OUT our Winter Stock ??f Dry Goods, Nor
Spiing Goods, We huve MARKED DOWN everyIE
CARRIED OVFR.
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Gome early and take advantage of our exceptionally
. I YOUH8 FOR ANY
l PRICE IN REASON.
MORE Groceries, BETTER Groceries, at LOWER
3 riveting hardships and disasters, but trade wbara
h.
Faithfully,
i-HUCHES CO.
t? . ,
>M tn Thn>A In. I r\ ? ? i? / ? - -
June 3rd. 1902
m lo oe Hold on
'l.ur?<1ay? of each '
i...r rw? ft.rf lOftl WUaaaia toWiwm.
oludiixr Ma v 20th Eapaeiallj valuable to wita k
"even Sai. fn Bktora BMTtobN.Mato
er,:?SpV?t ;s5sursfW?i awaJ?
, lo n? .x.?d *^^*?2
5. H. shaw . artafe i?r
Paoangar Agea t. Beawao'Iran flllin k aoM ft*
j. ill* t i ? ., i ,
r
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.m"H?a~tb MuTe IjAHUAiNlJ IN
ohted to the Cly- BUGGIES
illo Company, i MwOL^m
>r account, are A A|ft
> come forward |y|
nake settlement. '
own obligations WAGONS
rder to do so we ** ^ ^ ^ ^ ?
Dse owing us to . We are bow selling fer $5?
urther delay. | BUGGIES that we have been sellintended
for one ing at $60; and Buggies heretofore
sold at $55. we are now sell*
tfully, ing at $50. So come and get ye?
eath Mule Co. a nice, new BUGGY while., the/
are CHEAP.
We are selling the Nissen round
iQ and square hound wagons, alew
ICS IXP0SITIQ9 '*ie ^wen8^oro "wag?n at surpriena
* GeorgU Ex- low PriceBmiounces
tne f.ns j We keep on hand some go?4
irip rates to <-b?r-| .
unit o' the H?uih HORbKh?some as fine animals
y?" will find .oywber.. II
Excellent passen- you want a horse that will snit
til. Hee that your .
S.O.AG E-.RR. y?u 18 *T8ry particular, don't
A. B. C. buy until you see our STOCK.
6 65 $ 4 80 $3 50
?HO 4 96 3 So ,, n O
7 00 5 20 3 65 '
7 60 6 60 8 70 *
8 20 6 00 4 00 ' J ft
8 65 6 35 4 20 \ A
8 96 6 6 4 40 /JL \
?2*> 6 rtO 4 60 I /J&La. ?
U t no A atL I (eSLBIi > vi-*
11&6 1)06 606 ~
11 60 9 20 ni'i ?
11 ?C 9 86 6 00 V j ^
If 10 9 06 6 MO ( fw/r pr-9<
12 40 9 10 6 90
11V2 !Sn?k ShSi We also run a first-class lirsry
14 36 10 90 0 06
9 to be fold dally | an(} can give yet. as good teams *
! ?; ttul! ??b* h?d'?t(:wB>02
' Yours to sorvs,
GLYBURN HEATH MULE CO
iy 31st, 1902; filial ,
addition to date of ,, |f
final limit ahriild