The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 19, 1902, Image 2
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Special to 1 liv ftlai .
Yorkvill?, t?o. lfl. ? I h? die-!
pumBarj ugtiaiioo hi iiiih piac? i*
beginning lo itmo?U?tJ llllvrt-bllng.
iua (lll'euloi'k oI lilt- \ ol K collou |
mill? bvlv-1 a meeting mi ihw ?iill ,
ottio?? on the lltti mm., naU pa?b-1
d reaolui ioum condemning m?
establishment ot a dtspwiiaar}
liote, mud calling up?n th? block.
hold?i't? of in? company to nae
every trtforl to prereul III? erttmblmninmii
ol ttie tarn?. I'bu null
\h uiii.a rd on the outskirts of llu
town and lm in <piit? u flourishing
condition.
I'h? revolution* mr? endorsed by
thti operatives, < !) d? not d??ir?
the ??l? ?f liquor i? our tow?.
Ami so thv tinaic ha> kiU?< 1 th?
bill looking to an amendment of
the con?t ii ?i ion so a* to provid?
fwr biennial sessions of th? genera! .
mstmhlr. It is just a- a great
man\ people uppi ehe.nded in a<l
vane?. '1 her? i? li tie reason to
<himhi that ih? people ef iFt? state
would he glad t?? get odd of on*- |
half of lis? unnecesnT'j ?xp?. s?
that now go?e for law making: hut
the lawmaker* at? not willing for
nnvoliii'p ><f th? kmd. 'I lies are
too fond of the p.?v and tin- pala
yer. it. w II he r?m?mh?red that
tin- a-nuo < me nas^ed thia hill
for ; n# i a r ? k. , au<! ilia a?
lion of t hp ac o*i in'w in killing
iho Imu-a l?i i looks ':irr a rsliirn
#>f ill'- favro* n In put t}
an ir11?oi s- . '>ot)i l? <!' ? in a no*
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iti< >n 1 * k i \ 11 ?1 ili?? ffti e i b fa* ir
ot i! ? i'l/i. 111 > wov?r. ill is xra m <"
will not ii?t loilriiiiilel*. Tli?
people will o*t on f" it afifr
;t h i' < an*1 llcv w"l demand that .
bo:h >Moi jinrc 11. I?i;i during the |
anno- ""k ? kvi In Kn'juir
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['lie w ndoi fui :ifti\ ity of tin1 i
no v eentniv i> -hown l?y :in j
ciioniooi> demand I >r ihe world s
ho?t worker- Hr. King's Nuwi
Life Fills. For <"on-t ijuition. '
Sick Hend.iolio, Hii1 .nsness, in J
rtnv tr< nHIc of Stomaeh, Fiver or
K idnev - I hey "re unrivnled. ( )n!v
2e< Jit ('raw ford Hron and J. F. ;
At ackers <& ('o's drug store.
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printed lars| > t?r. wIhmi i! r limit,
r ill till.Ion h III I,Hi ..||I? <1 I 1111
till V ttltt. 1 I ii l?HH llltl H I > pit III
ill tilt I r? ?I llltl 111 11 will ? . 1 III
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)ttl to Ilia in iilll lilt IUtlllUlll.il
Willi 111 'JaU tiu.l.llll., hill <91, IIO
If 'InlHlnl .lllo li no- ?onil-'l III
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n.iil L)i Tfixy lu t uliillliiin nOUld
?xptcl lu? lit ! U II l Itill I I lit !jUppoi
ltd now Willi i.t ihi^?1^ iiicrtn?Aii
|iu|iiiitiiuii mi tut htiiit
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Tha Big 8oow Storm.
Atlanta, Fab. lfc. ? Tb? torin
? l>.< h (antral \*Ntarday n?ar
Y ? k l i ig ban nu'Vtd eulaird,
i.i\iig ibr ^tcti(>D af country
< \?i which it paaaad a Taritty
i *a?ibar 'I bin kdisturbance
iHib, mow and alcct, and
tin.i.? ?i frtnrmw occorrad at Vicka?
? ?>, Montgomery, and Char H't
I ha klow ia tha beavitat
i uuik 111 many placee, Charmi*
reporting 16 iocbca; Naah?
U. l'i; Kauxville, 10; vdiatlu,
and Atlanta, 3.
Mwtziug temperature axtandad
im.iii in a linn ruuning southwest i
ti. in Wiiruii.gton, N. C., through
Hi* cenual portion of the cotton
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RIIIIITKM IM'ltES AT HLACK8BU RU . ,
i>iaca?oui?c, N. C., Feb. 16.? ;
Tn* rnowiall b?re amounted to
le n.cu*?. No trams moved in
mi) iiatciiuu tor several bourn.
Ui ??uviil?, Feb. 15. ? buow
or^Hii tailing at 1 o'clock thin
no i mug ami continued until neon,
it-?ci>iLig a <lepili ot 12 iurban.
AMjsviii*, N. (J", f?o. 15.?
i *ii inches of siiotv hlib fallen barn
a uiiin ilia last 36 bourn. 1 ha
miwhi cat ami railroad traffic wan
..(Wrinu, but not to any serious
ex loll t.
According to the official Atate~
mawi oi 1'rwf Oberhelaer, who
haacbuigv of tba weather bureau
in nu* ciiy, to* liwpib ot tba nnow
ibai now covers Charlotte is exactly
16 inches. It in the greatcst
onowfail in the history of the
county . 1 be nearest apprearh to
the present snow was that of Feb.
21 mkI 22, 18811, when the fall
was 13 inches.?Charlotte Ola*
Bfar* tM twugm
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FIFTKKN INCnKrt ON I.IVKL.
Yorkvillc, Feb. 15.?The snow,
the luaiitiful knew, is upon lie
with a vengeance It began falling
about 1 p. ui. yesterday, continuing
all the uftei neon unit during
the night. This morning we
found thing* pretty wel' covered
up Witt) the enww. Ur. J. l\.
Schorl), weather ehsetver, ni*uiured
tlie snowfall in several
place* and reports a depth of
ahout 1 5 inches on a level. Vf here
it lies drifted, it will measure
three feel and probably more.
Such a snowfall has net visited
eur town for a good number of
years befoi e.
Diapeestry Act in Court Again.
The State, 15th inst.
Chief Justice Mclver of the
supreme court at Chambers at his
home at Cheraw on Thursday last
issued a rule to show cau-e and a
temporary iejunclion in e nsw
case in vol ving the const itntionality
of the dispensary law, the outcome
of which will be watched
with the greatest interest. The
grounds upon which the court is
a?k*d to declare tha tii*ptn?ary
law uecnnstitutiana! are -imilar
to thoae upon which the court
recently declared tHa jury law of
no force and effect.
The ca?? c?iKi?a up from Will - (
Ifimihurg cni|ii? v.
I he decline ;n I l';i 1 ft" of the
Populist ; ir'\ are to he njoePcd
for unr r. asoii they i educe the |
public supply of white-hot ian^uage.
portuuatel y n few Populist |
trumpet* are still blowing. Here,
f >r example. is our l'o\ :* content- j
p<-.try, the t Inhume Watchman j
It swears t ha' eve v vote of con- j
loosiMuen "itidi ;i'<? tlta' thoy arc
davestoan effete ami d tntnable i
ifistocrju T." That is tho <yof d old
P< pulist lingo. :t tongue of tiba-cu
oid t ed pepper and hot -spiced ad
ectiws. New York Sun.
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Higher Prices For Cotton.
Theodora H. Prica Saya Tbara is
K a r y Indication That tha Upward
Ma mailt Will Oontinua.
Special to Tha Obaaryar.
Now York, Fob. 15. ? Mr.
Tbarodora H. Piica, tbe w?ll
known cO}tua export, in an inter view
taday, aaid: "Tbe cotton
market coatinuas to advance and
thai* is every indication of very
uiuch higher prices ia tha immediate
future. It ia beesming generally
recognized that the supply
ia inadequate to tha world's consuaiptioa
at present price*. Heavy
receipts and hear manipulation
hare sad ia Liverpool fail to have
any effect. Tha threats of those,
who earlier in tha sasnon conerired
to deceive tha world as to tha
size of tha crop and to depress
prices, are futile. They promise,
like all sfforts to subvert the truth,
to react upon.their authors. Cotten
haviag been undulv depressed
will new probably goto the oiher
extreme. Mr. Borden is reported
to be bidding 3} for all the print
cleths that can hedalivered in Fall
Rivar up te July. Trade here
sod abroad is st a condition of nn
exempted prosperitv. It need*
tha cettoa and will hava te pay
far it.
Negro Desperadoes Escapi
Brash from Jsder snd Kill n Citizen
Who Atteaipted Their
Capture.
Sutnterville, Hla., 10.- Henry
Wilson and Julius Goodwin,
notorious negro outlaws, made a
arsge attack #q Deputy Sheriff
Ckarle* Lab* yesterday nfternoea
a* 1 ib eras leading th*in into their
cells fi'mai the corridor. I lie of?
Acer waa knecked to the floor ami
serieusly wounded The iiibb
thaa ran tkreugk tha jailor's
residence and were attacked by
Mrs. Lane, who waa making to
ilia assistance af tha officer with a
W inchester rifle and repeat in*
gun in hands The negroes attacked
liar and wrenched the
weapons from her. The woman'*
creams attracted a great crawd
aud tka negroes barricading theni?vWf$
behind their victim began
using tkcir weapons on a 11 wke
entered the hausa. George Stafford,
a young wkit* man, was
dangerously woundeu in the bend
with a club and Willie Letter,
another whit* man, waa badlv
wounded in a cliach tight. In a
few minutes news of the battle at
the sheriff's house spread through
the town and plucas of business
ere closed, and scores of people
with all kinds ?f weapons ran to
the scene. The negroes had
rushed up stairs and barricaded
tkemsalrea from the tkroeg be
1 - I _ - / ^ - 1 -
low. lits \ 11 anmm, t of t ha
most prominent vciinc i?e? in (he
city, with gun iri hand attempted
to rearh the second tl? ??r and mm
shot (1c.ul on the steps In tho
excitement following the murder, j
the men escaped through tho t
hack, and though several !n Is
were fired at the in in t'ne pui - nit, '
they managed togetawav. !'> >th j
of ilium are helinved to lie ser mis
lv wounded.
The practice of ehooting pUtols
or other firearms as n (ire ahum i- J
to he condemned is being both ; 1
dangerous and unnecessary. The 1
town haw a bell and there arc three
church be I In which can be rung, j
and these together with thecri of
fire should and would prove am| !\
sufficient to alarm tin? wh? le town
l/'t the council put a stop to thisi
stutoting. -Kershaw. Km.
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padtnrjs i*oq |ejoui i
p.-qniuKU.-) r?n|q tq3i| nip uo )i joj >joo']
DU-irqj*f) XpuB;) sinjensef) )o jfjcui '
-aprji nip si pi?i ? (,o? oqj,
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Ill III a Trust, III
The seal of doom lias
and prices once more c<
level. WE "FIX" PF
but make such redactio
are forced to come dowi
WE DON TOWN LA>
try to force neonle to tra
arc our drawing cards,
people of Lancaster suit
per cent, profits ; THE
and whether you trade
WE are saving you moi
sell you at our price, ail
ciation should direct ye
age.
II !& CUR INTENTIO!
in. thcMeii8ti.ti t oni \eai t?> \eat, ami in fider i?
turns, Capes, Jackets, Clothing, <te., prepnrsb rv
thing in these lines.
NOTHING MUST
Cheap in the beginning, new mot* than cheu|
LOW- PRICES.
A Few ps ial Bargain
111 Davis Sewing Machines, the beet on earth
14 Nice Cooking Stoves.
5 Pop Ihtggies, |'< nI beantieg
AS EVERY ONE KNOWS, We me sella
PHI' ES than an\onc else
Do not repeat the mistake of the past \ear ag
1 -i II..- - .....
CANDY < <?' > icni'llig IS
t Jr CATHARTIC mulim* mill.#
p* ^ ?i -j "l 4, TV^\
^ T H *D ' ' ''Jl>' * i
F'l. fVMnt. Palatable. I'ntpnl TnMe flood. l>n ' ' ^
jii '.. Never tdekon. Wciiliiii. gr <.rii>o. lOc. J?c J)u t I Ut'KflHj'B, and
... CURS CONSTIPATION. ... I w?? k; enrnmei
llfrllnf ltppi.il/ r.utp.ttt, ' bll./t, ItMlrtiil, Topi. t|d t Hllll llllfl. Allll
1W02, nnttl limit
NO-TO-BAC SttSrt?i??JS,Yttr ! *' ? <?
__________________ j fi'inl liruit *hou
~ The O to Day Coid Cure June 8rd, 1W0J.
lor cold* and sore throat use KcrmottY
late* laxative ^limine. Ivittly taken n
utc.ouMklr r *. _ii?n?n
juui imiw rniuni imiiiir jjpih 2in noiiCht (K liars wr<
Yours
WILLIAM:
January 11,
Th. exports of the United , m|,orllult No
States during the year 1901 war* tlcbtetl to Cly
larger than those of anj nation
whi^h wold good* abroad. amount* AH parties it
int.' to orer * hillion dollars hum-Heath
? ? ? either by note
hn" I'*?"1 ? hereby notified
tinn pro zoning ?n smendment to ??c<. am|
the constitution of the United ^yc j1MVC ol,
States for the election of senators to lneet a?d in
tn direct p .p.iUr ,11U8t insia, on
.... . .. pay up without
Mr. Carnegie is continually 1 ; .
. ... , . , 1 Iiih notice i
discovering original ways in which
to dispose of bis wealth. A few <UU'
davs sgo the president of the Stn ^
reus Institute of Technology at ^ lvbuin
Hohoken, N. .1., opeuttd an envel- . ?
ope in his mail ui.d found only <- . mpn ,n I
m cheek f<?r $100,000 signed hv I \ an III
Andrew Carnegie. iNot long ago Llll \ 11L
Mr (hirneci# oiri thu in.tilnu 1 Ti.nsini.ii. < ?
ti $65,000 liihwtftlory and at tb? lowing low ron*'
npenini; of th* wwtt hnildin<r Inht. ; '***' >' . ?<
| ? aolinn Inter >
we*k ?e w?4>? pr*s*nt and toad* a Exposition. Tit
T*rv cl.v.r .p.e.h, hut hi. ?ift of j
$ 11)0,000 was a rurprip.. j ticket* r.ml via tl
: Fim.v
. W est vilie
candv cathartic. ? i Kemtiavr
t MIIIW lilt .1 lUU'tloi
nrwRim^ Ti / ill
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold in hullj i ^ nikviOe
Beware of the dealer who trie* to sell
"something just as %o<xL" | " u * > (J ?*e
>iny*nu
I Ola kwinir)*
Sour Stcmach j sii
i Moor-horo
" tflrr I wn? litdin-wtl to Iry f'ANCA* ' Hr:irU't?l
ICt I'M, I will iiovOr Ik- wit limit tlieui in I lie home. 1 ?, - , i iiw
VIy vor was I" a very IukI ?liu|io. nml my head < f 1 , *
i' ti i and I had hi hiiiu Ii trouble N<><v .since uik Kill lM-rn>r>lton
Hi. asenren I foil lino. My wife ha*also mod Tlti'lltrj! < ity
'.lu'.a wit It iMiiiulleial result* for sour stomach o . i
J KllKIII.INfi. lull l onyrosH Kt . ht Louts Mo ' 1 '
li mj.mn a: tick
II HI IMfflli
been placed upon them,
one <? \vn to a legitimate
LICEs WITH NO ONE,
us that other merchants
si to us or close up shop,
fCASTER COUNTY, nor
ue wan us; our PRICES
iMi\ EH again av ill the
unit to paying 50 to 100
Y DON'T HAVE TO?
with US or the other man,
ley, lor we force him to
id a proper sense of appre>u
to give ns your patronm
A I A* AY** to !<? ? j) a FUE^H up lo date Stock
' ot Goods,?n?c io accumulate old omt-of-date,
i * LO^F Ol'T <'iir Win or Stock of Dry Goods, Nofor
Sinit:w Goods, We Imve MARKED DOWN everyBE
CARRIED OVFR.
>, Come onr 1 > and take advantage of our exceptionally
|r \ TOURS rOR ANT
i % * ritJL > iM iiiJAbUN.
ig MOKE Groceries, BE'lTKll Groceries, at LOWER
ain riveting hardships and disasters, but trade where
>rth
Faithfully, .
S-HUGHES CO.
Mui.. BARGAINS IN
,dc,,.d ,c.a,.<-iy. BUGGIES
Mule Company, ew w ! w
or account, are' A ei||
to conic forward MM VV U
1 make settlement. ___ ??????
r own obligations A O
order to do so we ^ _
those owing lift to We are sow selling for $56.
further dolav. j BUGGIES that we hare been sells
intended for one ing at $60; and Buggies heretofore
sold at $55. we are now sellpctfullv,
inv at $50. Sn p??a ?/!
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Heath Mule Co. ft nice, new BUGGY while they
are CHEAP.
A < : I il 11 f
We are selling the Nissen round
In.j and square hound wagons, alsa
ui in mm ' the Owcnsboro wagon at surprianliima
Georni. fc*. j inglj low priCM.
aiii<ouiLe f.?is \\'e keep on hand some goad
;!m,intrn*n?li> ^-ouii HORSKS? soma as fine animals
i tr and Wt?ai Indian | ftK yOU wj|| ^n,j anywhere. if
;kft? oil ??ie at a'l I J J
Kxpfllnit psMH^n- yon want a horse that will suit
rrued. t*re tliat your .. , >
ne.s. <\ AO' K-, k li. y?n ,n evory particular, don t
A. K. <!. buy until jou tec our S'lOCK.
j <? ft.r> Mho S? *>0
? . so 4 yr? .nivs fc? .r 7
7 iH) 5 JO 3 *r> ^7.
7 ail 5(0 37il <
I) .SL'O 6 IIO. 4 0 ) J
0^ 4 JO | ^ ^ ^ ^ j
11 Ah V> 06 6 nfc
UfiO S) *> "? -
11 <>.: ? .v? 5 no j T^*),, j
It 10 ? & 6 *0 I ^ C ?w,r.,w-? *
J* 40 vm 591)1 ^ 4
IX Oh 10 ?Q X AO ?% , . . | *
M :v? lo 9o tftoi " rmi n first-oWo* Itvary
>.m i<> lie moi*| iiaii>' and can j^ivo " * as good foams as
nv, 30th, lOol, nntil ' na_ | i,, i *
Ma/ 81, 10O2; final Cftn 0 ',U(J m ' wn?
Yours to mtt?,
SSBiS CLYBORN-HEATH MJLI 69
n Hiitlilinn to Oat? of
it ttnui limit sh< nlri . - _
p?l June 3rd. ISiOU.
;et? to i said on
Thurpday# ?f each
icing Dec *rd, 1901. v ji^nh
including May 'i?th, Knjwelally raluable to woman U ItrwwW
;a mtt- no Bnton. iiKcktriiA mrUum i?.
"-J" " Jisfjpix-fin", sltipli t*kwi Hta ji
of boJp; exeapt *"a* tfrnkaeft*, nnd thr (rfmr ?f hoatffc rj**Aj
lid III no C*?? X???U rom>? to iWo |?aIli*l ?h?>al whan ?M? wmmilvrfnl
remedy m tnkaa. Far Uifkkm*
. ... . m ifmrvorkM dm NlMiiit<wL b?IwwI
F.. H. AH AW, (HomM In without #?> %mm nm%
il I'ana* agar Agaet. Irgvnii' iron DMm it aoM kg (Ml MhImi
*