The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 16, 1902, Image 3
L iical %mm
Hiuhe?^ market price puicl tor
hntt'T and ejriii-. B Mttckorcll
MilH L itti (3Raton's SCllO'd at
Craigsvi'le will t;lo-.c Friday.
D. ,1. 1). FunattM'^urk 48 having
his reside nee repainted.
lie v. Dr .1 H. Boidi idge and
Kov. B. d. Black :non visUod ltock
Will the past week on business.
Mr. .J. E. Johnson was advanced
jioin the rank of JFugo to that
of Esquire in tho Lodge of K of
P M i_^:_u?
JL. .
McNincb, the marble nan, tinished
up a handsome monument
for the late John F. McM&nus
?this week. >
For Rent ! Mr. G. VV. Plyler's
Edwards' place on Elm Street.
Good water and garden spot.
Apply to TT. B. Plyler.
The majority for the issue of
chool bonds in Friday's election
was 96 instead of 110 as was
stated in Saturday's issne.
Mr. W. F. FlyUr of lit. Prospect
list put in a switchWoard for
the benefit of country connections
of the.telephone system.
Attention is directed to ths
Town Ordinance for the promotion
of health published in this issue.
Mr. J. D. William*, of Primus,
who has been seriously ill of pneumonia,
is reported some better.
For Sale ! The lot just North
of Mr. J. H. Carnes' on Market
Street Apply to T. S. Carter.
Rer. F. H. Funderburk has returned
to the city after several
day*' stay nt his Ifbme in Lancaster.?Rock
Hill Herald.
Capt. B. J. Witherspoon left
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the Knights of Honor of the Stab
which will convene in Columbia
today.
Mrs. Lena McManus left yesterday
for Jeffei>on, Ala., where
she will make her home in future
with her brother, Mr. W. fl.
Gregoiy, whe moved out there
from this county several years
age.
INI 188 Luzzie Connors, of Lancas<ter,
is the guest of Mrs. R. E.
Tompkins. She is on her way home
from Washington whore she has
been for the last two months visiting
relatives ?Keck Hill Jour*
nal.
We Item that Mr. Elmeri
Thompson, of the Dwight section,
teok suddenly ill ef heart trouble
at Mr. Dell Catee's in Kershaa
eonnty, where he was visiting
this week, and is not expected tc
live.
Married, at this place, by
Magistrate Caskey, on Snndaj
morning last, Miss Nora Starnes
daughter of Mr. Sam Staines, am
Mr. Frank Mebaffey.
Mrs. T. A, Dabnoy returne<
from a visit to relatives in Lan
caster Thursday, her daughtei
and sen ip law,Mr. and Mrs.
A. Baker returning with her.?
Reck Hill Journal.
Mr. W, J. Evans, who ha
bun foreman in The Ledger of
fice the past four years, has ac
cepted a .position with The Demo
crat at Marion, N. O. Ho lef
for Marion last Saturday carry in;
with him the hest wishes of hi
many friends here. We com
mend him to tho peoploof Mario
and especially to his employer?
ae an exemplary and worth
young man and wish him success
GF Subscribe to Thk Lkdqf
Frank Hamas whs convicted in
:
Ma tlttrftt* Oaakey's court l*?t
-hiturh- for carrying a trance >!
. weapon uud sent to th gang for
| 20 day-. ll? h :d the alternative
i of paying ;t iin of *25.
I
Mr. Joe rate, of Marion, N. C ,
spent last wesk taking in the
Charleston exposition. On his
return trip home he Mopped over
hero and spent ?i day or so with
his sister, Mrs. J. I). Adams.
Invitations have boon issued to'
the marriage of Mr. W. H. Reed
and Mrs. Lula Riddle Rowell.
The happy event will take place
at the residence of the bride's
parents, Major and Mrs. ). M.
Riddle, at this place, at high
noon Thursday, April 14th, iustnnt.
Revival services are being held
in the Methodist churh. Rev.E.A.
Wilkes of Rock Hill is doing the
preaching. Services at 4:30 and 8
o'clock P.M. daily.
ttsr. J. S. Porter who was pastor
at old Salom Methodist church
some 12 or 15 years ago, died at
Tampa, Fin., last Friday.
Rev. Chalmers Frsser and Mr.
?J. F. Neshit left yesterday to at.
tend the Spring meeting of Bethel
Presbytery.
Mrs K. ,1. Mackorell and
children, of Yorkville, are visiting
Mrs. M's parents, Major and
Mrs. J. M. Riddle, at this place.
Tho following persons of this
place wont to the Charleston ex
1? i r\ "
I yusmruay: ur. JR. *J.
I McManus and family, Mr. J. T.
| Mackey and family, Mr. A. " J.
Clark nnd daughter, ! Miss Joyce
j Clark, and Missos Alice McNeill,
1 Annie Gregory, Esther 11 >ugh
nnd Eva Robinson.
.Messrs. .lames Bolejnck and J.
j II Collins, of Charlotte, were
here Saturday nnd arrangod, the
former for opeuing a mattress aud
upholstering factory, and the
latter a throe-chair harbor shop
with white barbers.
So far Mr. W. B Knight has
, been notified hv the following
persons that they will go to Dal
, las, J Texas, on the occasion of the
l Confederate reunion:
B. H. Bennett, Mrs. E. J.
Williams, Miss Lottie Flomming,
Walter Davis, Dan Jones, Minor
Clyburn, I). E. Walters, Mr. and
> Mrs R. J. M. Steele, J. N. Estridge,
J. H. Knight, W. B.
Knight. W. B. Bruce, Miss Craig
' daughter ef T. B. Craig, Col. J.
N. Crockett, Capt. J, C. Foster,
J. W. Williams, G. M. Piyler,
1 W. B. Black, Uriah Jordan.
1 Death of a Lady Formerly of
r Lancaster County.
A.telegram to Mr. A. C. Wil1
Hanson from Charlotte last Saturday
morning announced the
deatk of his sister, Mrs. J. T.
Flow, which occurred at her hninu
7 at Mint Hill, near Charlotte, at
J 8 o'elock that morning, after a
short illness. She was a daughter
of the lata lamented Dr. Wil?
J liamson of this county and was is
. her 50th year. She was a de^ot.
ed member of the Presbyteriar
j church and was a most estimable
_ christian woman. Her husband,
thre- sisters and two brothers survive
her: Mrs. J. F. Hunter, ol
* this place, Mrs. W. S. Lee, ol
Anderson, Mrs. J. W. Moere, o;
- Taylorsville,N. <J.,Mr. A. C. Wil
" liamson, of this county, and llev,
t .1. L. Williamson of Newberrv.
S The remains were into? re.
* Sunday morning at Philadelphii
i- Church after funeral services con
? ducted by her paster, the ltev. ,J
in A. McMurray.
'* Benra tiio
\
Lancaster ltoallzes the Loss l?.
The following: telvg am ~ ?
s nt to The S'nte from Lmcc ' r 11.
last Kriduy: s 1 Sii
The announcement of the death v>!
of (f'-e. Wade Hampton was re u
ceived with great regret by the d >
per* )le of Ij niea?t?r cmnty. Hiev wi
fully r*u!iz* that the ceitest man | slu
South Carolina h.os i ver produced we
has passed away, and the people ro!
of tlx? county, of all elapses, in tor
cDimnon with th whale Stntyj.sin lie,
cerel v mourn his death. tin
A Quiet Home Marriage tin
The home of MrS. Sal lie Ad- gr<
utns, two miles North of town, rel
was the scene of 11 quiet home Sii
wedding hist evening. Her bu
daughter, Miss Mary E. Adams a t
and Mr. E. J. Mathi.s, formerly Sii
of this place but now of Camden, M
ware united in the holy bonds of 1 Sii
wedlock, the Iter. J. M. Stead mi
man performing the ceremony. J.
Only some of the nearest relatives inj
of the bride were present. The all
bride is an excellent young lady lie
and the groom a deserving yonng a
man. We wish thena much hap ag
pines*, a long l;fe and prosperity, j ed
They will leavo today for the to
or l'l in m ' * iimnn in ( Vmnlon I un
Culled to His Door and tlliot at *n
! About i o'clock Sunday mom- he
j ing Jim McCullougb, col., was an
awakened by some ono knocking th
at his door. He went to the bu
door and on looking eut saw three tei
' men standing near the corner of
' his house, About the time he A(
, stuck his head out at the door a
bullet went whizzing by it. The
\Y\i
men then ran oil' hut one dodged
behind a tree as McCullough ro
JT
appeared with hi* pistol. il<>
lired at him throe times but none to
of them took effect. r?he party at
was tracked across by the slaugh- , M
ter pen tl><? next morning. h>i
Eilncp.tc Tour Zloirtls WU!? CitDi-aretik
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
2C^,2&c. 1 i C, C. C. l*^l? dru^gistsrcfuaJ iboucv*
; 'SI
Vou are invit
Thursday and Pi
this opening the 1
111
, J*?X'* K'|FB ..TJil
careful buying by
!? experience am
been searched to
ever shown in La
age is not sufficie
deserve it by ofle
price. The sligh
alone *o far as qi
Here you will I
> mer good" in Sill
, goods in merceri
'suits. 50 styles
' Slotted Swiss and
; ?these are s?arc<
; - m I
f
\ ! 50 pieces ??t v
-i ifhite fancy .Had
I n t(A n !*?. *!* -*
?i tap
1 tiotis to suppiv th
*? iM i'e else T
pers.
' - Heath I
I
>;i !i of Mr. Win tl Siiut !j
N?*a:!v evorybndy knew Mr \\ '
Sims, nnd t > know "l^iH" >
ns was to like Itini. 11 is death, \
lit;!, o c ut rod at his "home in tins h
pe; s f'i li of this county Moil \ f'
v at'tei nooti, will be learned of ^
th sorrow. His illness was of
o
n t duration. Only a few ! .
elts 11 go he was in town looking | .,
iust and stout. A day or so af- u
1 that he accidentally fall, badly ; 1:
rling his left side. Whilecon- <J
ed ut bis home front this injury ^
opsy doyelopcd, and despite all j
it could he done for him, he
ew worse and worse until death
lievtd him of his suiForitig. Mr.
is was about 5? years of age 1
t was never married. He was
;on of the late lamented Mathias
is and a brother of Messrs. D.
R. M., T. J., and J. B.
is, and of Mrs. W. M. Black, o
in, Mrs. M. J. Long, Mrs. W. ,?
Long and Mrs. W. F. Swar- 1
;eu. Ha livesi in this county , ^
bis life except a few years ( a
spent in Lie iVcst. He was ' i
successful farmer, a good aean- t
er, and an honest big heart
man. tie was a good friend *
The Ledger and to it- editor t
d we are sorry to have to b
roniclo his death. Ho was an (
thusiastic ma?on, being a mem
r of Jackson Lodge No. 53, }
1
d his remains were interred by j
e sido of his parents at the ^
irying ground near theek yes | j
rday, with masonic honors. j t
s
: 1
tendon Hopewell Club. t
Hopewell Democratic Club will 1
act Saturday evening at Hope .
?11 at 2 o'clock for the purpose (
electiug otlicors and delegates ^
th?' county convention to bo In Id
the court nuuse on the first ,
unctuy in May. Let us have a
gc gathering on that day.
U. J. Flynn, Pres.
T. Reese Laugley, Secy.
5 R IN f
tea to our gcea
id ay this week, .
i>est yet. Come
iilinery. This c
our expert mil!
[I splendid taste,
bring before yo
measter. Wek
nt reason to yon
ring superior in
itest look over oi
lantity, assorting
Snd the only cor
ts, Dress Goods
sed Silk Zephy
of French l*e
I & ftl'uril SkillJk
. ^ -A W
5 now.
Ms! Eiik
vhite goods Plai
Iran. French or;
enough ?! Lover
e i ounty. Big
ailoreri Skirls,
Banking
ii?- Vtiulnudiu^httui Receives a
:* tutwette t?f Vance
Miss Norma Vnulumlinsham
as been presented with a benwtiill
st ituet'c (.if > >nat >r Zel> B.
.nice, by Mr 1). A. Tompkins,
iicoflho many ardent admirers.
i the late Senator. 'the statuette ,
> the work of Mr. C. Bentheini.
irol'iS'or of art in the city school
nd also of the faculty of the Elizaicth
College, andisuvery line piece
if art, being a duplicate of the
110 presented by Mr. Tompkins
o the Elizabeth College.?Charottc
Observer.
AH ORDINANCE
?\>r The Promotion of Health in
The Town of Lancaster, 8 C.,
And Providing Punishment for
Violation of The Same. |
Section 1- That un assessment
f out dollar per year to lie paid
n or before November 1st, of
he year 1902, aud at the same
ime in every year thereafter, is
lerehy made beforehand against
,11 personw occupying premises
vithin the corporate limits of the
own of Lancaster for euch and J
ivery privy located upon said \
iremises.
Section 2- That this assessment (
hall be payable whether or not
aid premises shall be vacated
luring the year.
Section 3- That any person or j
lersons. who shall make defnult !
n paying the assessments us heron
provided, besides the other j
icnalties provided herein, shall
>ay an additional amount of fifcen
per eent for any and every
inch default and shall he liable j
'or the snroe cost for collecting*
lelimpicnt taxes now provided by
he lawa of this State.
Section 4- That any violation I
nf any of the provisions of this j
ordinance shall be punished by j
tine or imprisonment in thodiscre- j
lion of the Mavor.
Ratified by Mayor and Aider- j
men in Council assembled, this j
14th dav of April, 19C2.
A.ilest:" It K. WYL1K
Mayor.
\ ) ('. I). .'ONES,
SKA I.. . 11 ,
I \ Clerk.
f I if 0
t Open in ??ale
April 3d and 4th
and \ on will sei
exhibit is the res
iner, Miss Mac Al
The markets
u the finest an*
now that asking
i for giving it, bi
ducements in st;
up stock, will sh
ent, style and pr
np'ete stock of ?
and Wash Good
s, very desirabl
rcales, Lovely
fe\viassortmen!
rites! i
id muslins and s
gaudies and per;
Embroideries,
values. sueli a*
Dress Waists a
& Mercaf
Attention Democratic Ms!
Count* Executive Committee.
Laueaster, S. C., April 12, 'Of.
The Democratic Clubs of Lan*
castei County aro hereby notified
to meet at their respective headquarter.*
on Saturday, April 26th
inst., in accordance with the party
rules, for the purpose of reorganizing
itn<I electing delegates te
County Convention which will
assemble at the Court Houae ia .?
Lancaster on Monday, May ith,
at 12 tn. The Coanty Contention,
when so assembled, will
elect delegates to the State Convention
to ho held in Columbia
on May 21st next, and to transact
such other business as may be
proper.
The clubs are entitled to send
to the County Contention one
delegate for every tweaty-fite
members and one for a majority
fraction thereof, and each olub,
at its meeting on the 26th inat,
shall select a member of the county
executive committee. I
Rci!^OB ola/tlini* ^al?iai<a
wui\ivv VIVVVIU^ UVIV^MIQO VV
the State Convention, the County
Convention will eleet a County
Chairman and a member* of the
State Democratic executive committee.
J. F. Niebet,
Chairman.
A. J. Clark, Sec. St.
WANTED, Hickory, Dogwood
n 1 Per simmon Logs. Southern
Hardwood Co. Charleston, S. 5.
IIow Arc Taar KHbwyi t
Dr. Hobbn' 8pi\r \huo PHta rtm all UdMr tkla. liia
alOTTCO. AOd. btcrUua tWmody Co.. CMcWoor Bf.T.
^/~Pay yoursubscription please
?r. E. S. McDOW,
L~ IIVSICIAN and SURGEON,
CATAWBA HOUSE,
South Side, Up Stairs.
OFFICES
( OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
( Cfc/Y" Plione 1MI.
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!. which occurs
We will make
e our grand disiuit
of weeks ol
lartin, a milliner
of the Hast have
ay of millinery
for your patronit
that we must
vie, quality and
iow that it stands
ices go.
ipring and 8ums
Pretty wash /
e for waists and
Bastiste Lawns,
of linen suitings
M!s!tripped
Bastiate.
dan Lawns. We
Edgings, Inservou
can get no
ml House wrap
1TILE CO.