The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 26, 1902, Image 3
Local Matters
Cattoa kraught casta oa
tbia K>arkat yasttrday.
Tha Loagsrille boys caught 80
rabbits and *2 opossum* duriag
tha aiow.
II you want Canned yoods cheap
? to Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Mr*. Lily Magill returned
heme Sstarday after speeding a
week with frieada in Coester
eeuaty.
Canned Peaches, Corn, Apples,
Peas etc., way below eest at
Lancaster Mercaetile Cc's.
Mr. Wtn Hisses of the Dixie
aectios lost an intaat babe en
Thursday last. It was buried at
Hopewell.
For Sale or Kent 1 The Cloud
tftsidence?ten rooms ? corner of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
te T. S. Carter.
Miss Mamie Storer, of Oakhsi
st, closed her scheol at Unity
last Fridue and will nt?n ii>n I
Bewcut school next Moiday.
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If any subscriber has wood that
he expects to haul the editor en
subscription this would be a geod
tine to briug it.
Misses U at tie Miller, Maud
regery and Susie Dunlap, students
at Winthrop, came over
Baturday and spent Sunday at their
houses.
For rent! Nice 4-roona honse oa
French Street. Apply to W. J.
Bunningham.
Mr. Blake Robertson, who took
suddenly ill at this place, is much
better, aad was able te return to
hie home at Oakhurst last Saturday.
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rent! 1, 2 or 3 rooma, in
Catawba House, separately or together.
Apply te \V. J. Cunning
ham.
Overcoats, Hats and Shots at a
sacrifice at Lancaster Mercantile
Company's
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infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Hinson of the Primus
neighborhood, aged 2 voars,
died on Saturday last ef pnruly*
sis and was buried at Fork Hill
church Sunday.
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Dont meddle with the railroad
'tanks. Some one monkeying
with the L. ?Sc. C. tank at the
factory last Sunday accident a lly
let out all the water not being
able to stop the flow once he got it
started.
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On account ef the very disagree able
weather the meeting of the
County Educational Association,
which was to have been held at
Heath Spring last Saturday was
postponed until next Saturday.
All infArooto/l ?? <* a? t ?
??.* ?-?ivi VDWU ?i c I I't| Iivnicu 1(1 I I r
present.
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On* day this week it is expected
to begin running broad gauge
cars on the L. <& l\ Railroad. No
trains will probably be run the
day prior to the change as it will
require a day to put in the switches,
etc., for the brjaiTgauge.
Mr. ,J. F. Clybuin wus summoned
by telegram and left Maiday
for the hedside of nis father,
Mr. Henry N. Clyhnrn, ?t At
'anta, (ia., who ia dangerously ill
with pneuuaema. Until recently
Mr. Clyburn lired near Van Wyck
in this county. Hs has many
friend* who will regret to hear of
his seriens illness.
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IIr. J. M. Hoed oatne homo
from Norfolk, Va., a*?l api*nt
several days with bis family this
weak.
A desirable town 001 nar let f*. r
sale cheap. Apply to T. S. Cartar.
Mr. J. C. Elliett came over ^
freni Yorkville Saturday and
I spent Sui day at home. 1
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The Legislat ui * adjoin nsd Sat- '
arday and the Lancabtar delegalieu 1
all reuchwd borne that night. i 1
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Diad, at 5 clock yesterday
waning, litde Kaanedy U., m- 1
faat child of Mr. and lira. JL. G. 1
Billings, aged 3 waaks. 1
Cash is cutting a big caper at ^
tha Lancaster Ma rcaatila Co'*. (
Saa thair ad. in tbia ibsue Had you j
will see seme of (ktha bigge?t (
bargains on eartQ." j.
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Tha subject of Rev. J. M. y
Stuadman far tha merning service ]
next Sunday will he "Some raa ,
anas for baing a aamhar af tha ,
church." At tha eight service ha |
will take up the eighth and ninth/ ]
commandment*. \
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The Chiquola Club will give one J
of its unique entertainments ? mu. 1
bicjil and literary ? at this place f
Friday night next. We hope a t
large audience will great the tal- I
ant of our sister towa. Admis- 1
aion 25c ; reserved seats, 35c i
Mrs. Eliza Snipes, wife af Mr. *
W, fT. Snipes af Taxabaw section '
died on tha 10th inat, of paralysis. 1
She was a~?eut 38 yssrs of ags '
sad leaves a husband aad 6 cbil- 1
f]
drsn, 4 hoys and 2 girls. She J
was a daughter of Mr Sebron Mc- *
Manns She was buiicd at tha 1
Fumderburk graveyard, and old *
family bnrying placa.-Entarprise. 1
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It Las developed that it was net ^
a stray shot from Master IIoka ?
Knight's gun which wounded tho (
old colored nan, Lawia Lanier,
several waaka ago in the woods ^
Ronth of town. The wouad was
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nuilo * y a rifle bullet and Hake
was living a shot gnu. The eld
man ?ii>t no one at tho time ho ^
received the wound aud as Heko
and one or two other hoys were
hunting in the woods At the time 1
the supposition was that a stray ^
shot from his gun bad struck him.
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Mrs. ltln die'Estridga wife of (
Mr. Jefferson JCstridgu of the ,
Taxnhaw section, died wn Wed- ^
nssdav of last week and was bur- ,
ied Friday at White Bluff church. *
She woe sick only about a week.
Pneumonia was hsr trouble. Be- i*
aides n husband aha leaves three,
children, the oldest about gtowu. i'
? Enterprise.
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Surrendered to Tiia Sheriff. '
Last Saturday Walter Kelley,
the negre who shot and killed ^
another by the aame of Catae last ^
Wednesday at Mr. Henry Hor?
ton's, near Kershaw, voluntarily
cutne up and surrendered to
r t
Sheriff liunter, sad ia aow in i
jail to await trial at the approaching
term of court, lie is a young
ii ?< v i' j i 111 d ? Lu l\I w v?.?I ^ ~ ~ ^
?u^i 1'ivoiui^ uuii uVVI 14 J
of HgS. ^
I>eutti of Mrs li A Bowers 1
Mrs. Maggie Bowers, Jwife ef
Mr. Oeo. A. Howe s of the Oak- j
hurst section, died at her home ?
last Tuesday, after a long illness
of eenenmpiioa. She was uhout
44 years of age and leaves her
husband and eight children?five ^
girls and three boys? surviving ^
her. Her remains were interred
v
at balem chui ch ) ard Wednesday j
afternoon after funeral services
conducted by her pastor, Iter.
Mr. Chandler. ]
A Girl Ftlh Throngh
Ntiti House Boildiog.
Ventured Upon Place Net Pea'ugn
?d to Hold Weight. Mir ecu
liiiifclr Escapes a Terrible,
Death.
The State, JSd inat.
Over in the Xtate capitol y#s.erday
afternoon, ju*? before the
general assembly adjourned sine
lie. there wa? an occurrence that
Hide the many people rn the
naiii lobby turn their heads awav
in horrer, and for a few moments
isomwd to roet each spectator to
the fitter. A cracking noise in
; in ceiling, about fifty feet above
Lhe heads of those in the lobbv,
21ade thain look tip in time to see
ine of the panels "?* aaxl
.ha body of a half crown girl
'hoot downward. Fortunately,
t was tha la?t panal naxt the wall
if tha library, and twaaty faat
ialow waa taa narrow ga'lery that
tins ab<>iit tha lobby. On this
.ha girl landed as if by n iracle.
[lad tha bale-any not caught har
?ha woald hava gone on to tha
varbla floor halaw and would
have unquestionably bean instantly
killed. I hosa who tirai got m
lar sida found that tha rictim wa?
Miss Maria Monckton, tha 14raar-old
daughter of Mr. NT B
Mnncktoa. Sha was app*reatlj
lead. I ks form waa pickad up
enderly and taken arauud tka
?a!eoay to tha room of Clark
Hanspbill,while Senator Willinras,
nr bo is a physician, ka>tancd to
lar aids, and Dr. Wannainaker
yss gotten by 'pkona. Uar father
yaa a l*a sum monad by telephone.
Tha girl soon rayiyad, howeyar,
ind saamed to auffar considarabl j.
Tka physicians made a careful
ixainisatian as soon as possible
tad gare the welcome infumaiion
that <> hones war* hrnkea
iad tha child's skull seaniad uoajured.
Thar* was no indication
?f iatarml iajurias, sad it in b??
iarad that tha girl will quickly
a*coY*r from tho shack sad tin*
unites sustained.
Tha young lady was with soma
'riands, starting to inak* tha
iscent to tha dome of tb* cupitol,
i?h an sha dropped bar purse,
which fall on tha csiling. She
aft tha platform to walk out on
tha niatsl aftar it. Tha metal
:eiliag is merely held from halow
t)j wires, and what the young
ady's weight was plucsd upen the
panel it {rare way a* a matter *f
course. The panel whs one in tha
jornic* hung n.aar years ago, and
was not a portion of the ceilings
:>ut up under the contract this
year.
\ Coming Wedding
Mr. il L. Creighton, the popular
and well known agent of tho
Virginia Life Insurance company,
cares today for Heath Springs, in
Lancaster c unity, where he is to
red Mis. Lula Cauthen on the
irening of fhe '2?th inst. The
jride and g roe in will go to Cliareston,
where they will spend seviral
days at the expositian, afttr
yliich they will come to Columbia
ind will loca> in the Wuvailv
listrict?The State.
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j J WOT* IU ?<(T
or The Ledger and let us send
rou the Home and Farm fiee for
tee year.
All persons indebted either fcv
lote, account, er otherwise, eiust
me fdiwarit and settle, fer I
ised the menev.
J. E. Rntledge.
To Rent! A valuable four-horse
arm, with good buildings. Farm
n BellTown" about T miles
rest of town. Rent reasonable,
tpply at tbiseflee.
I
py* Pay your subscription to
>o Ledger, please.
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Gifts Aid Vbm it
is Host Necdid
I ha Kffart of th? v'hnngas in tha
Pn.-'nn A?'t. - Carat for Thota
Who Art Ag*o.
rb? Stain, 18d, inat.
I'Utf ntw pension act will ba of
^w??^r ? ! iMt<Tn't. Th? old toldiiri
a-i'i tn? wi?i?wa will gat mara this
l . i - -
near man avar befor e and tha ^aa
r*l plan i? hr imprflTfDitnt.
Attar a.l have been paid according
to the M-hema of divwiea tha
' remainder i? to t>a apportioned
ainoae thaaa who ara 60 yaara af
a^?* and -ver In thi* way th?*e
?h ara nmut aoedy will be Materially
aidad.
Vh?> clause making tba apprapriation
coacludea thu*: And ia
ansa tha *a*t? or euch amount aa
at ail h* appropriated ahall ba inaufficiant,
than tha amouat aa
appropriated ahall ba distributed
p< ep'irtiaaall v n??ig those lajga1ly
autitlad to receive the panic,
provided that t hove panuinnars da
?cfitted ta taction It 66 aaelaae A,
c I a x B, rlaea B N?. 1 and (,'laee (J
No. 3, ahall have haan firet paid
in full, Provided furthar, in caee
the aame ar au? h amount aa ahall
tie apprapriatad ahall ba ranra
than eofflcient, than tha amnnnt aa
innrciiHalaJ ll k? .1: ?4 ?1
w|n t?n mi i i iv (IIHIIIUUICV
proportionally imonv all thawe
legally entitled to receive tha
aauaa ''
Tha raquiranianta applicuete
for peesinas ara thus atatad:
Tha applicant must have bate
a resident of the State for two
years. In eider to obtain tha
hsnetita ef this chapter, tha applicant
quali#*d by residence uount
also show:
44(A) If a man?1st. That ha
was a boaa idenoldiar or sailor in
the service of tha Stata or Confederate
Statas in tha war between
tha States: and fnd. Either (a)
that while in such service he lost
u leg ?i' arm, or si^ht or received
o'her ho lily injury whereby lio
b-is become disabled hv puraly*i?;
a d further, that neither binnedf
nor nis wife ha* an income exce
150 per annum, nor prop. rt\
sufficient to produce such nu income;
or (b) that he litis reached
the n^e of 6ft years, and that
neither he nor his wife is receiv
ing an annual income of $1(>0
from any source, nor possessed of
property sufficient to produce
such in income.
"(IV. If a woman?1st. That
she is tha widow of a nmn who
was a bona fids soldier or sailor
in the service of the State, or of
the Con federate States in the war
between the Shite*; and 2nd.
Thai bite ha* never rental t ied, or
being (50 >e?t* of ai?o is a widow
j again, her last husband having
died; and 3rd, That either (a> she
ib f?0 years of age, or (b) that her
husband lost hi* life in the service
of the State, or of the Confederate
States, in the war bet wean the
States, 4th, That situ has not an
income ef $1 id) per annum nor
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property sufficient to produce
same.
i 5th. The classification of all
pensions shall bo as follows.
I "Class A ?Those who us a leI
suit of wounds received in the war
are physically helpless, or who
while ia such service lust both
arms or both legs, or sight; or
! who are disabled by paralysis and
' are unable to make a living; whose
inceme does not exceod $150.
"Class B?These who have
I lost oae arm er one leg, and whose
' inceme does net exceed $150.
I Class C No. 1?Those soldiers
and sailors disabled by wo'.nd*
during the war, whose income
does not exceed $150.
4'Class C No. 8?Those who
hare reached the ege of 60 years,
and whose income does net exceed
$100.
4,CWee C No. 8?Widows of
these who.lost their lives in the
service of the State erCenfed*
ate States, ami whose income dors
net exceed $150.
Class C No. 4 ? Widows above
the age of fiO >ears, whose income
deee not exceed $150. * * * !t
"The peraons d*scribed in the'
preceding section a upon comply-!
in? with the ether provisiou* of
this chapter, and shall be paid the
amounts h ereia set foi th to wit:'
Class A, $8 per month; class B,
$6 per month; eluss C N . 1, $4
pc- month; class C No. 3, ?4 ser
month, and hII other pensn net s $.">
per month."
Tho effect of these provisions
of the now act is just a< stated at
the outset.
[For The Ledger.
Educational Meeting at Tuhcinucle '
Every Man and woman o. Taber- '
aaele, Tradesville, Carnes, Beth- '
lehea and Bethel schools, that i
may ha interested in the cause of !
education are earnes Iv re<pics'ed i
to he preseat at an edit* atienal i
Heating, to he h? Id at Tabernacle J
Academy on Friday Feb. 28tb, at '
1 o'clock p. M.
The object of this meeting is to!
take utana r^lutiva to u.iu IJi?lnnn,
a
actaoal at ona of tha m bora nnmari ]
places, by accepting ilia t(.)oba oa
offer" published somatiiaa t
ago. i
C<?a?a Ma, cam* all, and let u? f
unita our forces ia thin great (
work. Citizen*.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong. 1
Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas- j 1
carets Candy Cathartic will make j *
them act naturally. Genuine tablets I j
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in |
bulk. All druggists, ioc. i 1
NEW MARKET!!
We sell Nice Hound Steak and
Sausage for 10 cts per pound. (
(jire uk atria*. We willj'
I Icn-e \ iiu. I
Phone No. 12. "
Yoti'x to serve,
KNIGHT & SINCLAIR.
Fe'?. 2iKh, I you. ,
CANDY CATHARTIC^ * j
sic. 11
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk j
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something fast as good." I
Sold Out
/Mi me ?>l.onsets, Miivp siimt ;
2.00, *> 50 and $3.00 ones left. 1
Hend Stone*, PjiMpIs tin ' Vlonu
mentH from Vermont, (ipnridii nrft! 1
Italy Quarries ('nil or write.
Print will | 1?* ii m \? n.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,!'
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if i4ti v iIn*n have. wi\ i * - si i A?l
m n'ptI'ittiim an- ii'il tii*/ li?* i;r>?i.ii'tl j ,
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I to write for onr t o itlttl letter In-fore ap- |
I phinx for pat'- l>e worth money.
I We promptly o' tnd Foreign
PA ITS
land TRADE MAMI/fi or return ru.
TIRE attorney'! foe. flend model, sketch
or photo Mid we send an IMMEDIATE
FREE report on pat?nf?bl y
the bast ligtl aervieo 'nod advice. u4 onr
charges are moderate. Try ua. <
SWIFT A CO.,
ii ?? uA.r?iM<(m<?,WMM?|iwi, ex. I
Phono 117
WHEN YOl WANT
MICE
FRESH MEATE.J.
Miithis
& Company.
Proprietor* of iho Corner U?i i?t.
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li?i. ne iu in 20 k 4 i9%
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in i iii< it i a if p' i|i I 4 v.-11 fli a rri si
>aiiiiifn > ! 1:1?* a w11h -M>uti?er?
l<v train N<> 77 f ->m Kii'ir*Tllt*
allien ai ivf- a' < in.I- ai 11:5* a m
vI I,ain-ahl'- ' No 3* * <??i??f??'*si at
I .Atifiifelci Willi I. A ' train No, 16 lor
lif-tn Kin! intermedia ? p inta
Ml > at a v\ iia J el: No 31 and So e*ulifts
with !*> \ li ir?.n No Si irkikak
avt'H I'at iv lm Jet a! 7 54 p as (m>
Monr e H'ni i< t-f mpwiM- pouita,
I Hook 11i11: No. si nn? Si *0*
iff a at Ruck Hill \t In Miiillnru fcj
lain No 31, leuvi ?: li . > Hill at %
, r..~ . -
. miiMiiir Mini poll I * Until).
A' Itlackubi* Ni? V! niriiituU
villi South' rn fly t? *11 - N % 12 4:35
>111, An Ms hi 7:< S p i" /<11<) N? 4?* Ml
* l'i ! in. (hi ii .igts i> nil N.i'e M
<1 35 conn-? (? %vi n -otilhein llr
rain No. 35. h-aing 0?i-kiil>urg at
11:25, }> m for poin'a o- (l\
At Marion: No, MM oinn.c!* with
Southern Hy Iran oO M>, leaving
Marion n< 11:40 p ru. for AaharilU,,
'hattanoofta ami intermediate }>oiaU.
Through- -nr'ni rvtca wi'lumt chtB?
>et ween Ma ion and ( harlMlon
rams No's 32 and 'i*.
K. H. SHAW,
Gen'l. PuNiftr Af?at,