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local Walters | Cotton brought 8 cents on | this n bi K?i yast? kIh) . _ i Mrs. S. N. Watson is visiting friends at II* nth Spring. 1 ?. I Mr. W. H. Stewinan, who i recently lost one of his hands while coupling cars on the L & C., is aids to he out on the streets. i The Car lies school near Dwight, taught hv Mrs K. K Kiddie, ] r?Ii ifcuw 1 oi..?? ? /s 4 " v.' ivo iitu rrn.H'MI ) ClfHIHy * I Contractor Lnngley started a fore* of hinds to work on on? of | the Barron cottages this week +* , For ^ale or Kent ! The Cloud , residence?ten ronniK?corner of j Arch and Funch bluets. Apply | to 1. S. Carter. , Mr. W. E. Pardtie will more to town today with his family ami I cctipy the house on French etret t ' vacated recently hy Mr dud 1 Beckham. I 1 At a meeting of the towu conn- i cil la?t yve k Mr E- D. 13 nkenev f * as re elected attorney, VIr. T L 1 Ingram day policeman and -I. C. H<>ngh night policeman and B F. Es'ridgo ,wns elected clei k and ] ti\ asurer. ? Kershaw Era. The chain gang whs moved Thursday from Sapps' X Roads t<?the vicinity of Mr. Alex Steele's, near Creek. 1) ring their stay there they improved the roads very ?uuch. In the language of ( ne of nut* reporters "the streets in Sapp town ate good now." - i! Prepare yourcslf for a pleasant . entertainment ut Fork Hill school bouse next Thursday night. The j program will consist of dialogues, I recitations, and nausic, both vocal and instrumental. Admission: Adults, 15 cents; children 10 eeots. To Renfl A valuable four-horse form, with good buildings. Farm in "BellTown" ahout 7 miles west of town. Rent reasonable. Apply at this office. The two-story building being erected by Sheriff Hunter nearly opposite the Manus place, is Bearing completion. The upstairs will be used by the Jr.'O U. A. I M. as their society hall. The first floor- will be used for a stora room. ? + Mr. W. T. Kutledgeand wifeof Chesterfield visited relatives in this ceunty ths past wedf.' Mrs. K. A. Walttrs and daughter, Mrs. Richmond Staoey, of Gaffney, aro the guest of Mrs. W. M. Moore, daughter of the former. Will ie Can then, col., of Heath * spring started from his home to ' Lancaster Thursday with a hot brick in the font of his Jmggy. 1 When within a few miles of town 1 he was congratulating hiinxslf on how w?rm and comfortable his feet were keeping when a little brocze got under his lap robe and to his < surprise it Urzed up. He was not. long in hustling it out of the buggy. 1 Letters advertised for the week 1 ending Feb. 15, 1002. Miss t Maggie Gainer, Mias II innie Wil- 1 on, Miss Bessie Hawtons, Mr. ' Isaac Murphy, Mr. S. N. Massey, Mr. J. N. Hill, Mr. George G. Leber, Mr. S. A. Lamin, Mr. Eleieg Peng, Mr. .John Phillips, i Mr. J. C. Phillips, Mr. J. Bruce i Smith, Mr. A. D. EtAonesoout, ! Rev. J. H. House, Robert Linsey | Belle Nance, P. M. 1 Lancaster, S. C. < * . > Our friend, Mr. J. M. Yoder, ?f Vnn W\tk, in town \ enter' day and made us a pleasant call. Frank linlltge, Hill Rollings and Picket YS Inte, kII colortd, wrr> up before MsL'i'rate Motiley it limit h Spring Thursday ch*rL??<t with violation >f the dispenjai \ law. \tnatcui8 of Kershaw noted u I'ho Flower ?f the Family'1 at that place 'Ibnrsday night ton large audience, and wet> ry highly complimented on thier-eetirg. They are thinking of giving the [)la> at lliiN place, soon ? I Watson's blacksmith shop at Kershaw was burned eailv v? s'er lay morning I'he building belonged to (i miner & Est ridge There a*11h little insurance on it. Mr. VVntMin lost his tool-*. It is thought tn lv? r?lmw .that tho tire was of incendiary origin Mr .F. B. Feiguson, who was he east e of thr * ential Flo o' and las boon rum in/ \hat lo use for lever 1 months, ha- returned with us family to his h tne neai Edge neor. Mr. Ferguson und his famv leave in th s city a numb r of ;oo?l fi ii nds wl o regret tin ir dejaiture Rock Hill Horuld., S-4Mr. Foster Tax lor of the Dwight settlement lost his bedling and clothing Wednesday nfLeinoon by tire His wife Fiad mov id the things out into the yard for i cleaning up and was waiting for the floors to dry before putting ihem back, in the meantime she went to a neighbors for some milk. During hty*> absence the children set some leaves in the yard ati:e which burned the bedill)"/ and sot. tiro tfi th? h/iilua fore r-ho returned. I Pay one year in advance for T6e Ledger and let us semi you the Home and Farm fiee for one year. The New Jury Law. We are indebted to Senator Hough for advanced sheets of '.be new jury law. The county officials have been provided with a certified c< py of tbe same and the clerk of court. the auditor and the treasurer, who are the new jury commissioners, proceeded at once to fill the jury hex. By the new law no ie of the old grand jury hold over, and jurors hive to be drawn for each week of the term. Items from Tho Monroe Enquirer Mrs. A. W. Heath, of Waxhsw is critically ill. Mr. W. R. Hagler, who is with the Moaroe Hardware Co., moved his family from Lancaster, S. C., to Monroe a few days ago.. Pete Brewer, ene of the negro ea who mudered Mr. Albert Mann at Hornsboro about two weeks ago has been captured and is now in Chesterfield ceunty jail. .The arrest of a number of pr??minent citizens of Lancaster, fcj. C., on a charge of larceny is a great oui pi ion i? fill. we arc not hhquumted with any of the men, except Mr. Dees, and to suy that w# weie surprised to hear of such a charge against him hut feebly ex? presses it. We have known th? >oung <1010 f'-otn his babyhood and Ban not believe that he is a ingne. We i ui all contidenc? in his ho no ind integrity. W e hop? that h? will prove himself an iunoeout man when he is given a trial. fV'e wish that for his own sake, but in.ire foi the sukc of his father and mother, who taught their boy by precept and example to b? honest, md upright. Physicians attending young Itoosavelt h old out hope for his recovery. President Roesevelt lias telegraphed the Charleston ex -! positii n authorities that he will riftit the exposition at some future late. r1 "t . v ' Death of Mrs- Martha Cienahav Mrs. Martlm T. Crenshaw. < Van VVvck, widow of th? lit Joseph Crenshaw, died at th home of her eon Mr. W. .1 Ci>i shaw, Wednesday ni?;ht, after a illness of several wseks of hem nffaotion J*>h? whh 57 years <i m<?0 and leaves surviving hthe following children: W. .) , .1 H , and J'lhnnie Crenshaw, am Mrs. J. B. MeGuirt, Mrs J !< Clyhurn, Mrs. Marvel I us (irif fin, .Mrs. ,1. H. McMumiih an I Miss Maggie < 'renahaw. She wa a member of Van <V\ek Methodo < church and was n good christia ! woman, a de**oted mother and ladv highly esteemed hy all .wh knew her. Her remains were in terred Thursday afternoon at V i W \ ck after funeral services ' her pastor, Kev. Mr. Strickland Fas eel Eleven Days. Mr. A. R R< llingg ia theowne of a brown Leghorn rooster tha recently passed through a tr> in; experience Mr. Rolling's hois had been kicking the weatherboai i ing otf the stutile and in order t prevent hint doing it Mr. Rolling hud the stables ceiler up a littl wa>b on ihe inside. It. was lot in the evening when the work ?n d< ue and the rooster happened t he under the trough right near th wall without being observed After he hud heen there elevc days Mr. Rollings' little boy <1 in covered bis In a I sticking out ci an opening. The rooster wn taken out and while poor he wn still alive. He was so close 1 packed in that he had no rnrni t turn round and had heen wit hoi food or water the entire eleve days He is ullright now. ? Kei sliaw Era. OBITUARY On the 31st, of Jan. ult., ot hearts were all saddened by th death of Miss Nannie Park! daughter of Mr and Are. 11. ft Parks. Although she hud sutloi ed intensely for nearly four weeki hopes of her recovery were on tertained up till a few hours h< fore she died. She was born May, 23d, 18Si and waa 10 years 8 months and days old when she died. She wt | a consistent member of the Mell odist church. Nannie wasaheaut ful girl and #?f a cheerful dispt ^ sition, hut hest of all she was true chiistian girl. She wi faithful and kind to her p*renti kind and gentle to her brother sisters and friends. She Icavt bt r father and mother and seven brothers ami sisters, among tl: latter are, Mrs. R. P. Plyler ? Nerth Carolina, and Mrs. J. 1 Plyler of Monroe, Washingtoi Dea'h is sad under noy eircun stances, but it is peculiarly t-a to see sue so beautiful, so fa and promising, just entering.upc the threshold of womanhood take so suddenly away. But by fait we can find joy even in this sii hour. Indeed, during this lil w?*ball hir pretty face, ha? her sweet voice and merry laug bo more, hut mIid has hid adieu t this world of care. She hi cronwed over the river of deal and entered in though the gat into everlasting lite. Then: ' a'i no1 ba?k the dear d'parted Ancho.eti a?fu where sioi ma are o'i On the herder land we eft her ' 'oou to meet and pMri no more, When w? leave thi w< rid of chan yes When we leave tl ie wor'd of care. We elm I fin! our mining loved on In our F*th r's i.an-iouH fair, Precloe* darling she has left us l.efi ue, ye-. f<?? ver more, Rut we hope to roe t our loved oae On that bright and happy ahote Lonely the hnu e an I sad the hour.4 Hlnee our deer one haa gone But Oli! n bir^liter horn* th?n oura 1.1 be wen ia now her home W B T Nrw Cut. Feby 14 1902 Cure Cold In Head. Kermott's Chocolate* laxative Quinine. ooi ) take and quick to care cold in head and eo; throat. ' ] Stewart-Blair. o i A M?>aroe L*dy Marries in Wad? a boro, Surprising Many Friend-. n .Special to Chat h tie Observe! Mi nnif, Fu >. 11 Mr. Jattie'' ' A Stewart ami Miss .leni ie Stair, ' of Monroe, were married vesteri day eveni1 g at 7:3'i ?*? l -ek at the ' ro-lde ire nl Mr .1, (i. B '\lm. in Wadesboro, Uev l> M Litak* r. pa-tor of the Wades-j '' litiro Mi thodi-t . lunch, ( (liriuM il s Their mariiu^e had not I? e i an11 nounced and was quite a surprise !* to their many friend- Mis- Ulair . a went to V\ adeshoro Friday for u " few days' visit. Mr Stewart jj iuruiiuuii ueBiri yeu inn roiii>wm?> ? properly: S uithvrn railway do^ol is ?Lm>s *1,200 srn building an?) h fi eight. O. O. Sues A Bro,? * Bui dine $1,300, st >ck $7.f>0o. R !?. Liimiia - Office and tix linn (Kid. Sires A Bru-., stibies $1, 500. J. T. Walter*?Bakmy building $800, stock $300 P W. Phe'an--Building $800, stock $1,300 Mrs. (iuerin ? B?nrding house and furnishing* $3,500. On returning to Columbia lust Saturday from his vi?it to the exposision, Sonator J. S. Brice, of York said: "The axposition is ??o much bigger and better than I had axpfcted that I am at a less for words to express my self. The build injts ara heautif il, the exhi' its Are jt wonderfully complete and instructive, and the grounds ara the pretj; tiest t have aver seen.'' wont d >wu y. sii-1 ?lav, ueooin11 pauied by liU fitilittr, Mr B nnt-r ^ Slow art Mr. ami Mrs Ivewart loll lor ihe (" I hi i losltui Bx)>i?sit i> n immo .iaiolr afor ihe marriaa.. They will return In Monroe lite r last of the week. l'liev aro I among ?he most popular young r people r?f Monroe. Mrs. Slow e art i* n daughter of the 1 ii? Dr. ! .1 H. Blair. Mr. Si owai t is a ? member of the llciili Lee Hard s war* Co., and olio of ihe host a \ouoo business men of the oiiv d Mrs. .Jefferson Davis Wants to Buy Her Old Ilome?t?ad. e Birmingham. Ala , Feb. 12 ? n Mrs .) offer son Davis, who at rived h?re In^t evening on hor ?ay j to iluokson, Miss., where she will. H appear before the legislature to urge the purclnas'* bv the Slate of v Mississippi ?..f Beauvoir, tho old . Davis mansion, f ?r n home for ^ Confederate soldiers, whs tender(J ed a reception at her hotel today . She was greeted by hundreds of citizens. Mrs. Davis left on * a special train at 12.3d. It whs learned today that sh* had refused an offer from the north of $90, . i r 000 for Beauvoir. She offers the 10 pla'je to Mississippi for $10,000 4' provided the State will establish '* and maintain there a home for soldiers of the Confederacy. a " Petition toPFi.ipino Independence. iBoston, Mass., Feb. 13 ? Ti.e ) directors of the A noriecn Peace g society, through Robert T eat Paine, president, and Dr. Bei jumin F. Trueblood, secretary, have ; forwarded to congress a petition l- ? 1 ,)m for the ultimate independence of a the Filipinos. The house Wednesday passed the oleomargarine bill. The bill " imposes a tax of ten cants a pound on the product when coloring i* ?' umd. 16 ?f The governor lias offered a re[\ ward ef $100 for the apprehension l. of Will Brewer, who killed Ali bcrt Maun, of Chesierfied county, id on Januaiy 29 of the present year. ir Over three thousand raecioc ?n points have been sold within ih? ^ last few weeKs by the drug st??ref . of Rock 11 ill K1 fe Fire in Summervi le Tuesday ir ' j?. ? - ' ?? The Coofjderato Reunion. I ' I Cheap Hat's Artauged b} "tl?o Kailiok b f>?>iu all Ho n s to Dallas I exas Dallas, Tex, Feb 11. I exas .ales t<> the v nfed< rate li> nni-n, wlti- h tuK? h place \p 121, 22,23 and 24y w. re tix?d at h meo ing of iii?- -e o til pu-s -.ger agents In Id Iter* to-?t i, i h < b t is s t lie ro'itlai ronv<*iiiion rate of one and o.n-.tn.id farts fo. ill roil d trip with H Oji- vo' ]> iv 1 e.e- in b tit dirt, ti us. I? rtniual lin* s in 1)1las ftl o agre <1 to p r i* iput" in a rat * of i.ne cont* round tup, fr .tti Imer-xate p >i -ts, sni jeo to approval of i huiritian v. i arifs Al. Hrutt, ot tin-."', u Invest r p sse i/m* I hi rim n o ? I' - ? -- ? vki vail) ? I II UViVU' MI IMI'l III M L ui-. w. (i. ? 'ansll, go ieral pass *i get agent of the Misbou. ie, ivunsas Bint I ex is ltai road, was made cnnirmm of th* rn ct-ng, a d it was deeid d tluit ti k is sho 1<I he p ac- d on . ile out id ' ! exas on April li>, *20 21, and in this ?iate Aprd 21, 22, and 23 t berry Tree Peoj le Round Over. Rut herfunllon special of Friday, to the t hurloite Observer: W. 11. Hester, H. L Clower, ('. 1) Wilkie, (j. VV. Rolins and C. F. (Jiecr, of the chi-rrv lire concern, who haw i e n on trial f >r the past two davs chur?i? d with | having used the mails for frandti' lent purposes, were hound over i i u bond of $ I ,"(M) earli for iheir ' appearance at the next term of ! the Charlotte Fed* ral court. This I makes 11 of the cherry tree men I who have lioen hound over, and there are yet other arrests to be made. The next regular examination for teacher* certificates will b* held in court house, triday. Feb. *21. 1902. Examination will begin at 10j v. tn., and ciosi 4 p. u>. A. C Unwell, Co. Sunt. Ed. .Ian. 18, 190*2. j^.ni I iiiwiwm i i? i tm i *m m Sold Out All the $1 50Sets, Imvc M'lUi i $*2.00, $2 50 and $3.00 ones h ft. Hencl Stones, Tablets an-1 Vlonu incuts front-Vermont, Georgia nm Italy Quarries. Cull or write Pricew ill |?1?- u re you. IJ.^cNinch, LANCASTER, S. C. ' STiTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA < OUSTYOF l.iM ASTKU. ( fly li D Joii?m, Esquire Probat J u K". W n kkk ?s W h. t Purtrr, fieri of O irt uimlr snt' to trie, to gran 1 loin l.??t?*rsof dinliii-ira'ion of ih U relic ?? at - Hint efFeeia if VV yii ft I Tl| rsi i ilfn'fHM ll, These ahb'ihkkufhKK loclte am * ? ii I'ln-li ad ami nm s'liL-irar lb , klni'Mt a *t ' feoffor* > f I tm sail IV y |e ft . U'C , d i ea ed that tin-; I b tol apjHar nefo*e nm uiibeCniir f Probata. to f i # lil st I a Monster < H . - C . ? ll Hi 7i ?i May of M a-eJ eX' ffnr iiiiln'ia>ii lo.i I i runt ! n'.-iork ? *o ? ? ? tMHhiiW cm use ' if fttiv ?h?*> h ive, wtiy t -ni l \<l r >11 rt<?itrH*ion H*>> 111 <t i?nf be grtifed ' (ilVrN ll'l>ler lit V ii II'O rt"?l ~ea ; i 'j.Hil il?v of . A nil ) Dunin , IS* r , ^ 1 ?VI A*. 1> JONKH. ' ' J ill ?> >' Cr i'? 11 m Phono 1 1 7 WHEN YOU WAN f NiO| -FRESH MEAT15. J. Mat his & Company. Proprietors of the Corner Market, An Old Idra. Eyery day jttrengthemi tlic belief of ethV oent physicians that impure blood ia the i ?*u*e of the majority of our diseasea. TrMrty-five ye*rs ago this theory was uiicd m a hasi* for the formula of browns' Iron Bitters. The nr.anv remarkable cures effected by this famous ohl household remedy are uflteient to prove that the theory is eorreaA Rro eras' Iran Bitten ia tola hr all deal**. 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Wo h??o waited patiently on our customers and must insist up >n tliem coining forward and settling with a? prcmptly. Heath Ranking A Mercantile