The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, May 07, 1902, Image 2
THK LEDiri'il
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WEDNESDAY M \Y 7, 1!?02.
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;
Tho Southern ltailroud, the At
luntic Coast Line, and the Plant
System have arranged to# c-ontin- i
ue tho sale of the cheap Tuesday
tickets to the Exposition as sol.I
during the month of April. This
will otiuhlo all who have not yet
visited the Exposition, to do m>
during tho closing month, and
those who have visited it, to again
take advantage of the low rate of
forn<1 %?. -mr?1 1 l.t . . i ! .
Avi v\?f mini y #>iii mmimi hi hi i\
do.
There has been a great deal
said through the columns of the
papers iu regard to the Exposition
uud its many attractive fci
tures. riiere is one, however, that
has been almost entirely ignnied
or overlooked l>y all correspondents,
and probatil.y from the fact
that its location is such as not to
attract general attention. Kvi'or
ence is made to the grass g.-ml- n
of the I nited States agricultural!
department, which consist:. . i'
four acres of greund and is local
ed just east of the encampment
?f the marine corps.
Every farmer who visits the
Exprosition, should visit this garden.
Here are to ho found growing
over tifty different specimens
of forage crops suitable for our
Southern suns, as wheat, rye and
barley of many Kinds. The seeds
of the .different forage crops referred
to have been gathered from i
Egypt, Africa. China, Ireland,
Scotland. England, Australia, and '
many other countries. The repre- !
uentutivu of the agricultural department
in charge of the garden J
is a practical farmer, and can givo :
the visiter full information icgar- j
ding each and every species ??f the j
i : a. i -
v.iu[i uuu it can iMi sum to eve! v
farmer, if ho can spare time to
come down, oven if he spends only
one day at the Exposition, lot
him carefully study theso for.siro
crops, get a list of such us he
wants to vise, and he will lie ton
times repaid for the expense of
the trip, and for the time ho may
think he is losing from his farm.
Items from Kershaw Krit
Capt.S.J. Benton went to Rock
Hill on the up train Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mr. Hairy
Stevens.
? Dr. U.S. Cuuthcn returned
last Thursday from Baltimore,
having completed his four year's
course in the Baltimore Medical
College.
? Mrs. Joseph Clark, of Luncus
ter, visited her daughter Mrs-J.
\V. Hatnel, last week.
?Mr. Lucious ,1. ilorton, who
was summoned home from Macon ,
Ga., on account of the fatal illness j
of his mother, will remain until
Friday.
Dr.J.W. Rollings, of Hexing- i
tou, Ky, and Miss Carrie Kelly, ,
were passengers on the up train ,
Saturday. They were, on their
way to attend the funeral of Mr*.
?> - - -<
huiiiu^i, uiwiiii'i oi iiic lorincr
and grand-mother of the latt.x*. '
?A meeting will begin iu the |
Methodist church next Sunday
morning. The pastor will be us*i>- I
ted by Rev.J.G. Reck with, who
was pastor of the church four
years. Mr.Beckwith is expected to
arrive next Tuesday.
Keep Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas- i
carets Candy Cathartic will make I
them act naturally, (ienuinc tablets I
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, ioc.
l'ay one year in j.dvs'.ro i
for The Ledger and lei us .-.cm!
you the Homo and Knrm free for
ono year.
EdnrateTonr Rowels UIDi Cuficar?t3.
Candy Cathnrtie, cure constipation forever.
86c. It C. C. C. f*UJ. dru'utfisis refund mosey.
I
ppoi-i ioaincut ?>f OiKponsai*> 'i
ftlotie to MitUo it ? >?* 1 i? i?.
Following In a li^t of the school
listricts in this eouniv which ?Siil
iot rcceivo as much as ?7.">. j?er
ichoo! trolli tin? I hive mill tnxaml'. (
,? >li i i\c:. Tho amount c a !i di^ : v.
rid lacked ami wh'cii i* t<> ht.'.i
- - -? - [lie
made up from tho profits of tho iUU
Statu dispensary for tlio year he- n,?
fore t lit- profits arc ?11 vi< 1 cm 1 he. 1(
tween all the seln ?>S of the State, , ,
is also ejivcn. j-ri
District Amount. ]
No. 1 S40.G2 ih'I
! inn
0 20.40
13.44 | '
it 45.00 am
I<? 0. 12 i an:
12 GOO jeit;
1 *' ;;i"s" Fr<
15 ."4. SO
!.: 11.7.;
17 0.00 jlo'"
is 0.00 : hal
lit G4.it2 j tile:
2" 14.01 js ;
22 23.2 * ' ,
i n'-'l
20 20.04
2 s 27,00 j wftl
2 i> 20 10 l',v
31 1.0 s 'her
15 42.00 [)G]
43.44 ;(lol
II 03.00
42 J 3.20 ,U>1
4 1 0.00 \\)U
45 13 20 | do'
4 7 15.00 j the
is, 15.90
4'.' .1.00
50 10.20 I"111
j tin
Total i?07-S. 30 tm
I
Lancaster Comieil F I* I', on a W1
Itooni cxl
Lancaster < ouncil Family Fro c'l
tcctive I'nion met Monday niuhl ho
with Supreme Manager S. Itoth h\
blum,\vho paid a fraternal visit t:> hf
Lancaster and after a ldrosstng the ' 1 h
members for tne <*ood of the! ho
? i
order, initiated the largest nam-! S;l
her of applicants that was over ho
initiated in the town. th?
Tin; following were elected of- m
licers l'orthe ensuing year: Pres. vv'
\Y. S. P Porter, Vice I'res. ,!nc>- 111
A. Cook, Sec. \Y. 15. Knight, h Y
Trcas .1. S. Wilson, Sergt at arms ha
P. 11. Pardee, Sentinel M. C. Mi
Pollings, Trustees, Dr. (i. \Y. crc
i'oovey, W. P. Bennett, .1 10. j I"'1
Taylor. do
Alter the regular council busi-j|(>
ness hail la-en transacted the Hoy- j tw
al Court Decree was conferred on I'M
members and all present had a j ?d
very enjoyable evening. 1 he ,
meeting did not adjourn until A %
early mot nirg. j do
A Young Pudy Wounded
Special to the State. i ''
It
I- lorence. Mav 3.?At her iiome 1 .
j ed
this morning .Miss Ruth NYhitlor '
. ; th<
was the victim of a peculiar necid-;.
I mr
cut. She was hastily "makirg tip" i ...
i be I i.-i ber brother's room, and i
I ail
is she pulled off the sheet a pistol j
I hat had been left under thepillow I ^
fell up ? i t Y; fi i >r and was dis- .
.... he
harged. Tim ball struck the .
i ln
young ladv s ankle and shattered
. sie
he bum s \ j)>rtion of the hul'et (
ivas extracted. Miss Whitlor suff
I m,f
. red urr?*:i1 fain.
l (i
! '( Mi SlTKliVISOK.
Pr<
We i t < in1-. t'sn.l oi announcing tili
he na n -?>i .\i < ia><1 11 r for < 'ounty .
*n j'lTvixiir an! l'vi> I thai lh? : it<
res;> nf i In* ' cimiy am safe in iii.s loil
minis. 11 * is n > at r.iauer to the (*
iuties ivi|iiiivif. as he hui before
lion or t ' \ :i'i ' ililv lilleil the po-iiion, '
MANY VOTF.I5S. t l?C
H,(
FOR A V 1)1 TOR. wa
We t:i' c pleasure in niuinnnciiifir .Mr i
John A ('ink as :? (-ainllilute for re- (""
he i<>tto the otllo:. of County Audi- v?tor
a l osi'ioii li > i is tilled with vlieh f',
iU 'rliol flieii iiey. faith (illness and
tide itv He wi i ide "lie result of C?!
t ? I > .li:-.: r ?t ie l'i mi iry
MANY FRIENDS. |
<icn. Ij. F. Youmans, ?)ud?p.
,
The Governor today appointed i C
f ion. Loroy F. Youtnjins. of tiiisj ,
I'liy, t"inpornr\ j<>?!??<; the ses- * }>
-i?m of court to beheld in Saluda fV'
I ,r
oxt v. .'."U. iii!iieabsenee of ,!ndi'c i [' "
a
fbieh-tenu, \\li.? ix ill?Columbia
au
Record. 1
..! \! n 1 trowned In A Mill
)Vnd.
L. I"! 11 fit TilW Ohscrv< r.
\o ' \ ii'o, > <\. m-iy a. :t
f . \ ^ioyc . K M
.u>!-;v:ul .1. F.auiv of
i Mountain Military Acmv,
were drowned this after."diout
"? t'irhtek. Til > shockti
iiceui red wliil the
vs were bathing in I'laek's
ml, two milt s wi',4 of York villc.
[reincdiulcly upon hearing the
,vs The (Jbservor correspondent
i i-;iM 1 i?> the i and found |
V* ulker, W l.i v, McDowell
I 1 K.rl'Cill. lNsistlwl hv (Irivftnu *?+' &
. ? ?IWI.\ II O VM K.
Con-. eiti/eiis, trying to icsus- 1
i'? '!5;1 miforlunat'- young men.
iiu eve witness:?": Iiio <!et lils <?t" J \
tragedy were gutlu red as fol- 1
i ?
. ; >: Ylioro were Id cadets i i the k
lung party and only a few (if
iii were able to swim. The pond
i shallow sheet with tiduep clian
in the centre. Stevens, who
s a strong, vigorous young fel- ni
>. Mitured to wade across,
die s of warnings. He stepped ()l
,oiid his depth and began to ?
mder. Ni- hols and l.inds.av, ' *
n,
ther of whom could swim, J ?>
inged to his rcscuo and all went '
,vu together. Mr. Fred Black, p
; miller, and Cadet Marsh Mor- | Si
,v, of (iastonia, both good swim I "
. t
:rs, went to the aid of the three j lJ
nvning boys and became on- ?lc<I
in the death trap to such i 1
i \ \
extent that they ha rely escaped ?
th their lives. Although much
haustcd, they continued their w
orts until they recovered the ; C
dies of Stevens and Nichols by
. ing. This was after the bodies 1
d been down about minutes,
o body of l.inds.u could not be
aid until the pond had been par- 1
liy drained. It was at least an 1
ur after the boys had gone to
bottom before the doctors ar'od
and ail four reached the spot
thin a few minutes of each other,
the meantime, however, acting
(iiieclion of his mother, who ?
d had a previous vxporience,
r. Fred. Black ha I already sue d
:d in getting thedrowncd men
ettv well ielicved of water. The
etcu's devoted lhoir ell'orls lo
storing respiration and worked
0 hours without success. One
th.?: doctors thought ho dotocta
slight heart action, but was
t certain. Dr. Walker opened
oiu in Stevens' arm ami got a
w of lilood, but it was black *'
d showed no sign of oxygen. l):
AVer the lirst excitement ('adet 1,1
irrow succumbed from shock. '
seems that before the final ting- :l!
y, he had taken Nichols out of
1 very same danger and was I y , u'
^ down resting at the time
hols an I Lindsay plunge 1 in l):
er Stevens, ile was in the wal Dh
for the next half-hour under Pl
si t breaking circumstances. Then ,
took a chill and at this time is ,'^
a serious c mdilioa. 1'ho phy. j
ians are wit h hint. ! sf
Cadet l/mdsav, was the eldest I s*
i of ('apt. ?I. R. Lindsay, of 1U
uUville. ('ailet Xi< liols was
Iv - on of Mr. T. ,1. Nichols, a 1
minent fanner who lives near n(
s place, anil Cadet Stevens, n so
>ther ol Mr. .John '!'. Stevens, a n(
dine- merchant of ICnrshaw, S. er
f11
U'hilo hurrying to thonccnc of
i tragedy on horsehaek h'rank ('
Idle, aged ahout 1*2, Vl! and S(
s seriously hurt. At first, it fC
s thought ho would die, hut the |tt;
tors now say he will recover. o
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Spring1
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WILLI A]
Make it easy l<
f
not her and ail 11
. a. . ^ n
>lOCOS i'. i S3r?c:. II I i
to itnclciw
vimting- the (rat;
I LUCKY STRESS
Stylish -it'll cheap to suit thrift;
i town, (jualitv ron idorod.
HIJACK DHKSS GOODS in I
id Storm Serge.
big sii.k 1*1/B('II ASK.
lis early. 'A '- show nil 1 ho now r<
We weie i lunate in securing
I'i'i'iiK s in (lots., ti-.Mires and stripes
tripcd Organdies in new elVeets.
argains and Rousing stoek of Kmb
inens, Vielmia Lawns. Swiss Org;
SPRING GOODS.
Go where you v.illyoti will not
bich we oiler yon the choice of.
assnners. For styles and price
We Slave hunt!
space forbid t he
41
aip.den in Darkness as
a Result of Big Fire. |
'.()iii[)iiu'nt of The Hit ctrio Light]
iiid Water C ?mp-my Destroyed i
on Sunday Nigh1..
[ ocittl to i lit' State.
Camden, May o. i.:>;t night
ie building of Uk; Cam Ion Idee- .
ic L.ight, Water and lee rem ,
my and t <> wareho i- s i> !o:i j- j
gito Mr. II. ,). I) i\a- > and G. ,
. I > e >111111 i -i n mcrch- <.
its, were otai! , <ie >1 i\iyo(.l l?y j
re. 1 lie loss ol the company is |
lout #4O,0<)O, and not covered \
y insurance, v.hile the others are j
irtly injured 1 ho origin of ,
ie (ire, which stalled i:i the com- !,
iny's yard and quickly caught u
united cords of light wood and 1 j
en the building, i> uncertain. 1 (
may have been caused from a ; (
inrk from a locomotive. It is :
atcd that a watchman fell asleep
id lost his head completely. The
tildings lie in a sink helow the
wcr and no one seems to have
iticcd. The lire hell was not ;
nmhd and tin; lire company I
iliticd too late to save the prop- 1
ty, but in lime to prevent 1
ither loss.
i (
The Atlantic Coast lone and \
inth Carolina and Georgia Lx- :
nsion railroad depots, tlia At- 1
ntie Cotton Seed Oil mill and
assingels Colliti factory, which |
e situated eh so to the destroyed
lilding'h were luckily not tum.liI.
The whole cil . is without lights
water, and lamps j n ' wells arc
a pi;e ilium 1
??"*c?r ***'- -fx*"- Chronic
Constipation Cured.
The most important discovery of
ceht years is the positive remedy
r constipation. Cascarcts Candy
ithartic. Cure guaranteed. (icnuc
tablets stamped ('. C. Never |
Id in bulk. Druggists, ioc.
p t . ,
' n r.' - t -Twr V9MVn-msf v v.*?t - ?*ta
SiiiCl:. QOX
ii PR
/
>!' \ou Ui buy. '
0 #/
in ehikiren can I
[*ost. He Sling' ft
nil, and 111 at we
h\
IK IN DRESS GO
y buyers ! The bust selected hi
brilliant in;? Mohair, Wool A1 bat re
To bo oxuet, J.~?,000 yen! of the c
i>lor?, Crape d?? Omink. .Japanese un<
ASH PRESS GDI
1 lio surplus stuck of :i manufacture
Madras (?iugnums ?all sbu<l(
Silk Mulls Duck and Cimviis
roldoriort aud Laces are for you
mums, r rorwn tvatiste, roiMan Lav
litnl liner or heller lilting tlotbin?*
Our Cheviot Sui.its, Ulna Dm
s, come 1o us.
reds of other bai
mention.
Respectfully,
M ?/
DR B.MPaliinr Badly Injured
<) 11 Leg Hrohcn and He is* Hurl
A ho u I the Head. The Sooth's
Mo? 1 Noted 1' ? uclier.
New Orleans, May .*>. Dr. II.
M. Palmer,i he.ilistiu?.?wished Presbyterian
minister of this eitv,
Arts knocked down l?y a trolley ear
it Si i luii li s an;I Webster street
tl.i iiM* rnooii and perhaps f- tal'v
injured. i>r Palmer was raving
:o cress Si. Clwuh avenue when
i car ran him down, drugging !
lint sown distance. Oneof-iiisj
egb was hi old i and h ast.lined
njurics rthonl i. Owing i
o the advanced age of Dr. Pal !
ne.r it is feared the injuries will
esult fatall.
I)r. Palmer is n ! \ :iilie*
s perhaps the mo?t n?!?' I preach- j
51* in the south and delivered the 1
|
nation a' the (lonfedcrnte rcainion i
n Louisville two \enrs ti^o.
WHAT Tin:* folks1
N K F L v
Is a "renter power of digesting!
ind assimilating ! >?.d. Kor them !'
lih". King's New Life Dills work
venders. They tone and regulate 1
he digestive organs, gently ox-J1
)el all powms from the system. I <
mrioh the Mood, improve apno-!
ito, nmkc? healthy . Only!'
J5c at. Crawford Hro-.. and ?). F. !
Mackey *S- Co.
' j.
do ?<> t lie j
LANCASTER MARBLE j
V rV I > j ,
GRANITE WORKS, |
'or ( loot! Woi !< * i? i ! nw Prions- I
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V i b J * liV 4* i :>i 1 a < I# Si}
LANCAgfElt, S. c. j
^rUXWvirjiiigKv;. & -/ <-. ^X. ? .
r-v? - A? O < :. X
Sous lb* >/ ' ' :j;r;,i
S27" 1
Wt*? "? MltAKV?Tt3
Sfiplete*
!ES CO.,
I'Sic father, the
je clot bed at our
>r cash. Ave are
are and
1
I
PCS.
i'l u uloubtedlv ihe cheapest stork
i-;, Wool Cheviot. Whip Cord
hoieos. If you need a silk see
1 plain TaUVlla, Liberty Foulards*
acs.
r la i iw rust of Muikino. French
.^s. ihilisto Lawns and Satin
Jiuiiings. Our \N hite (iooda
tlirif y buyers ! White India
rn and Phiglish I^ung Cloth.
at anything like the |>iiee.s at
gonaN, Clav Worsted Serges and
rgains, time and
i
I
HE8 CO. .
"1 icffbred the tortures of the damned
with protruding piles brought on by constipation
with whloh I was aflllctod for twenty
years I ran across your CASCARKTS in the
town of Newell. In., and never found anything
to equal thom. To-day I am entirely free from
piles and feel HUn a new man."
U. 1!. Kkitz, nil Joncn St., Sioux City, Is
CANOY
(to! cathartic
Plcr.nnnt.. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. I>o
Good, Kev<-r SK'kon. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 25c, tttc.
... curs constipation. ...
titrrliiiK llrcipH) Crmpu;, (llrar?, Bnntr.il, III* Tark. 813
S5R9* N"'?' *?d guaranteed by alldrugIkU"
9 v-lrJlV gist* to CMUKK Tobacco Ilablt.
pmv. TiiT~
lv wmm exposition
:'l ? < t. li < m .olitiu it Geor^i ; Kxt
n?-i it Uni t, ml ititiinuuce* thu fols
lowing . i<?;i? <l nip rdt'H to Charii'.-ittn,
s, 1'., oiiiit o* itr- tSmith
' h o'Ihii Inter -t te uud Went Indian
I'.xp'i-itio TioltHta on ?uie at all
< .1' u .< lion* Kxcell.-nt pHsaen
. <i i n in* |VTi.?rn Ml. Set* Unit your
ti. km-i r t. s*iu tlie!-1. C. &(4 K*. 11 It.
Kiio.v B. <5.
West v $6 55 ? 4 ?o $350
Ker.shi, . 6 .hi 4 Do 3 65
colli spring* 7 00 5 20 3 65
Lancaster 7 00 5 60 3 70
a'ywlci .Iilttciloll >8 20 6 00 4 00
Kock II io S 65 6 35 4 20
1'ii/ali 8 05 6 60 4 40
Yorkville 0 25 6 80 4 50
Si.aron 0 55 7 10 4 65
Hickory (J <?ve 0 85 7 25 4 80
rtmyna 10 10 740 4 00
lUii'-ksliliri; 10 45 7 65 5 05
Hllll'tiey* 10 70 7 05 5 25
Ivir'uH 10 85 8 45 5 15
M olliy 11 05 8 10 5 30
, .liimnre 11 85 0 05 5 55
oor-lxiro 1150 0 20 5 55
HcniioMu lio; 0 85 5 60
Forest ? lly 12 10 0 65 5 80
llullicrfniMlo.i 12 40 0 10 5 90
j'lferinal rlty 13 Mi 10 30 6 40 ,
M u iou 11 :f. 10 90 6 65
i'l-l.i'.MN : I'm . '' !. (. k ?oM 1 ally
i .i 11 l uring 80 Out unlit
,? J., . Hill' *' \l'? .
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