The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, May 10, 1902, Image 2

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JTH E LEDGER. '''Harlow S- u * EDITOR AND MANAGER SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1002. | For The Ledger. The Veterans1 Reunion?Texas a Wonderful State. Dear Ledger: Thinking u few lines from an old friend would lie appreciated by the good people of LancuHter county relative to the Vets reunion und Texas 1 write the following. As to the Vets meeting it was a huge ntl'air. Dallas never again will have such a crowd. About 30,000 Vets at^ tended. 1 hear that the railroads sold about 189,000 tickets outside of Texas. Dallas should receive from all, especially those who wore the grey with such credit as to immortalize themselves totho world, praise of a true and sincere nature. Vets were tented on the beautiful Fair grounds, feasted on the be t of food, nicely cooked and served well in the large mess hall, seating 2,500 at a time. It was unpleasant in reaching the doors?whore you would be shot into the eating room, just like a chinaberrv from the school bov's pop guu. Texas as a state, I must say candidly in my opinion, is far ahead of the older states in the east, especially her prairie l>elt. To the eye, as you speed along, lovely scenery greets the same, furnishing choice food for the niiud, her beautiful herds of cattle, roaming on natural grasses, well wired in, vast fields of oats, wheat and cotton, the fields too suffering at present for rain in some sections, make the eastern man right much incliued to uovet. The advantage on the farm is uiore than any one can picture from a statement. Young men are working froinSO to t>."? acres in a farm, doing the entire plowing; will of course hire the greater part ?f hoeing. Just think, they make a cotton bed after the first furrow with one round, I guess five or six acres in a day. The cultivator system is a wonderful thing in working the crop. One time through a row cleans the same? plowing from six to nine acres a day, according to team, which consists of two. I find labor on the farm almost enough. One hand does about twice the work in aday, to what they do at home. A - 4 ^ A ? ? 1 1 - ? ao iu no waiur una wooti mat n bosh. I find plenty oi: .water in cisterns, wells und tanks. The greater portion drinks very well. As to houses I find all of my South Carolina friends comfortable. The outlook for bread, hominy aod wheat are fine. I. \V. Tillman and J 11. Blake haveheen kind driving around with us. We come to many nice towns near each other on i ail roads. Corsicana, 1 must say, is a beautiful town; about 15,000 population; private homes costing $I?0,000; First Methodist church cost $^0,000., oil works an interesting thing. She sprinkles her street* with the crude oil on account of dust. Three miles west of Corsieuna you lind the state orphanage, containing three or four hundred orphans, four large brick build ings and lovely , grounds. They have an elegant farm to keep the little folks employed after school. Just opposite you find three large handsome brick houses by the I. O. O. F. for the old and infirm. The ubove stands as a monument to tdeir memory, that while time rolls on, its grandeur will not fade and waste, us those we erecr tc our loved ones, but will shine on to ages. My advice to the farmers is to go west, while I dislike to depopulate my old county, I > thirk it my duty to advise as I jl have done. Thanking von for your space I am your friend. Ino. M. Pcrrv. Dresden Texas, May 5, li'02. Union's Forty CandidatesStrike I i Kef use to Pay Newspaper Charges for Cards andk% Walk Out" of the Public Prints ! Special to The State. | Union, May 7 I'lm 40 Candida* , tes of this county have refused to pay tl.e county press the sum j heretofore paid toe press. At a meeting of the candidates held . Mondav all seem: d of the opinion II...I ?i i ? l i nut inu hi u v\ ii i? 1*1*1 i 1111U U mid I hut tin; iiuitt.nr i>e loft i?i the hands of tin* oxe?ar ivo committor*. At a rcrjueded Iro n J.M.Greer al! ciunli late* in too Union county Dctiiocuitic party remained in the the hall after the conclusion of the c >unty convention. After the candidates had expressed their views in regard to the assessments imposed upon them, the following .lesolution was passed "At a meeting of the executive committee of the Democratic parcy of Union county held this day W.T.Jeter, chairman pro tern., presiding W.W.Dixon acting as , secretary, the following resolution was passed "Revolved, That each candidate for otTice in liio coming primray l?e assessed *5 to meet the incideiital expenses and at the same tirnc said candidates shall pay to the chairman of tho exccutivo committee the further sum of ?5 for advertisement in eountv nress i %i I - ? ? That said chairman shall consult both the Union Times and Progress and otfor to advertise the narn.es of all candidates at the rate of$2.50each.That it either of said papers refuse such terms that sum of $2 50 ho returned to each candidate and the advertisement to appear in the one consenting, and both said papers refuse thatif^c. he returned I: each candidate and tin candidate ho advertised in either of said p ipers by the said t committee." It is said that the papers have refused to print the names and the candidates say they will abide hy the resolution. This promises to ho a very live I ly tight, as it is said long editor: ials will appear in each paper in ; their defense. ?T. E D. Two Young Girls Attacked. I i i r Negro Spiang Lp from iVhere lie Had Been Lying in Wait, But They Escaped His ("bitches. Special to The State. Hock Hill, May 7.?Lastoven. ingat S o'clock two young ladios, aged 13 and 1C> years, daughters of Mr ,|>u Itfl 11 f>v rif TT/M'fr Mill --- ? *"" ? ?", when returning homo and when only ahnut. u hundred yards from their home were confronted by a r negro man who rose from the . shadow of the fence and attempt o<l to seize one of them. They screamed and ran and succeeded in getting into a neighbor's house. Tlia negro so >n as he saw them escaping ran in another direction. , In a few moments thereafter a ( party of six or eight [men with a hound started in pursuit, being j in n highway there was constant passing and the hound could do nothing and the pursuit was abandoned. The young ladies , stated that it would ho impossible ( for them to idonlifv the man as it was in the twilight and he never got very close to them. There is ! r> J little excitement over the matter. i * Saacat? Vonr fiowtJli With Cuhcareta. Cnri'ly Cftthnrtlc, euro conhtlpation forever. JCi,26c. If C. C. C. 1~0. druggistsrefund inoaes. Robbers At Prosperity Blow Open Sato iu Postoftiee ami (jot *217 111 OilSh. ! Special to The State. Prosperity*, May 0. ?The doors ?)f the posfotfice wero forced and tho safe, in which wero deposited : the effects of tho office and of Wheeler and Bowers, was blown J open this morniny about 2 oclock. Tho shattered glass falling from ! i i... ?.i I -u? \ I | I 11 \ " nil VII W IIIIIIIH Ul WU^IIt .J. Vi. Wheeler and son, II. 1 j. I Wheeler, upon the scone. Several shots were lirod hv tho robber (party to frighten away intruders i until the booty could be secured. | About SiilG belonging to Messrs | Wheeler and Dowers and about $7 belonging to the government was carried oil . Several dollars worth ol' stamps were dropped on the outside, as was also a till containing some silver and coppers. Checks and money orders were dopped on the floor of the ofliee. The robbers were evidently flushed before finishing their work. They had secured entrance to Huff's blacksmith shop and ' furnished themselves with drills and other tools. Stole Fifty Hens. Special to The State. Lykeslaud, M tiy 5 ?Th is Morn ing Mr. J. W. Burnside discovered that a large fowl house had been broken into last night and 50 hens taken. One of the ten Plymouth Itock roosters were appropriated hy the thieves. Mr. Buanside got dgos from Columbia but they 20uld not track the thieves. He has offered a liberat reward for their capture. Commenting on senator Mct^'iurin's withdrawal The Chesje r Lantern says: Wo have not for a long time bcleived taht ho would make tho race In the lirst place wo have never beleived that ho stood any chance of re.election, and we lie.-, lievc that he would set; the folly of going through an exhausting campaign that could bring him no advantage and in which lie would no doubt ha subjected to indignity. In the next place, if he had been inclined to run and had appearcdito have a w inning chance the political bosses would have found a way to ruleh'.tn oil' tho track, so that ho still would not. have I been in tho race We believe it is I better that McLaurin should no entdr tho craipaign. Under presnt conditions no good could come of it. Wo believe that it wonld be better for the country to have tho question on which he dilfors with the majority of democrats freely and fairly disscusscd, but they cannot be so discussed in this state now. Tho political leoders do not think it is to their interest to let the people hoar such discussion; and thfiv ni'ft not irnino- In lM ihoiii bear it. i^TTiiy yoursuhscription please Subscribe to The Ledger. Keep Your Bowels Strong. Constipation or diarrhoea when your bowels are out of order. Cascarcts Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. FOR SUPERVISOR. We take this method of announcing the name of M. C. Gaidn r for ( oiiuty Supervisor ami feel thai thv interests of the County a<e safe in hi* hands. He is no stringer to the duties required, he has before honorably an ' ably filled (lie po-itloo, MANY YOTKRS. FOR AUDITOR. We take pleasure In announcing Mr John A. Cook as a candidate for re election to the office of Countv Auditor?a poshion ho lias filled with such marked efficiency, faith'illness arid fidelity He wid abide <lio result of t'e Democratic Primary | MANY Fill ENDS. NOTHING WANTING WILLIAMS-H i \ Make it easy for you to mol Iter s?n?l s;ll <<ii 1 ? m M. * C. % 1 A M I il H \ A. AAJiAVWA V stores at small cost. Sel bound to undersell, and tl I winning- the trade. A LUCKY STREAK IN DRI Stylish and cheap to suit thrifty buyers ! Tho 1 in town, quality considered. BLACK DRESS GOODS in Brilliantino Mohair, and Storm Serge. BIG SILK PURCHASE. To be exact, 15,000 ours early. Wo show all the new colors, Crape de Choir 3.000 YARDS WASH PRE We were fortunate in securing tho surplus stock of Percales in dots, figures and stripes Madras Gingni Striped Organdies in new effects. Silk Mulls?Duel Bargains and Rousing stock of Embroideries and Laces ' Linens, Viefotia Lawns, Swiss Organdies, French Butisl SPRING GOODS. Go where you will you will not find finer or better li which wo offer you the choice of. Our Cheviot Sun Cnssimers. For styles and prices, cotne to us. We have hundreds of ot space forbid the mention. Respe WILLIAMSA Human Keg. He?I love >oti, i you love iiief ttinghampton. N. Y., May 7.? ' Ktliel (after thin!; The town of Union l ist fall voted long) ? -Well, Mipp for no license and the certificates "Yes?1' New York expired last night. A thousand ???c* ? ?? men gathered from Lesterahire He?He said 1 lo and other towns. One feature of ]'monkey. What wo the evening was a prize drinking . about it? i contest. Oeorgo Nimmons won; she tVhy not tn by drinking foity-four glasses of j the public respect fo beer within an hour. Ho was, given a gallon of whiskey. The j Thrco prominent Ki prize and the winner were put to ; istsare on their wav bed together by a committee. J States for tlie avowo 1 establishing a tobdCCi Another Mill for Anderson. to fi"ht the Anicri ?~ company. Anderson, May 7.?Anderson ?^ is to have a new ?400,000 cotton "Arc they not jus null. The erection of the mill is a kind to say he golfs certainty, and it will manufacture "Unkind? Who fine goods?the first of the kind to golfs, no matter w * nnsitivplv rrnnniM ne erected in tlie south. | J , Subscribe to The Ledgeh. ?P,ch* b m ' ifoai can castc , US ^For Infants and ! Los^m Worse 1,10 Kind You Ha*e' i . >. Bears the X"7r I to water but you cant slgnatare of j make lam cinnk. j You can't make him e:t .1^.its wanted ~ | either. You can stuff food in- i Lifoof T DeWjtt to a thin mans stomach but his son. Rev. Frank that doesn't make him use it. mago and associate i ScottV. Emulsion can make Christian Herald. , . ,T ^ T, , endorsed l?y Tuli him use it. I low"? By mak- Enormous profits fo. ing him hungry, of course, act xuickly. Outfi Scott's Emulsion makes a thin Write immediately ( body hungry all over. Thought ^t# . 11 i Mention this paper, a thin body was naturally hun* 1 gry didn't you ? Well it isn't. . .| A thin body is asleep?not |VJ"0 tO tlK3 working-gone on_ r strike. 1 LANCASTER Mi It doesn't try to use it s food. ^ . Scott's Emulsion wakes it PBANITI? up?puts it to work again uliAIulu making new flesh, That's the j For Good Work and way to Ret fat. . t a * a , Send f:>r free sample. ' fU ?. fi ' SCOTT .X l:(>\V,' I'.. <lu:i>i. 1 , J?i Till S; , K. V. j"* * * * * ? * * a"'i i LANCAST ; Complete. ! PRICES LOW ! fTf.HFS CO W Jk. JL JUmmd V/ k J buy. The lather, the 11 ean he clothed at our ling for eash Ave are lat we are doing- and ESS GOODS. >cst selected end undoubtedly tho cheapest stock W ool Albatross, Wool Cheviot, Whip Cord yards of tho choices. if you need a silk see ik, Japanese and plain Taffetta, Liberty Foulards* SS GOODS. a manufacturer below eost of making. French nns?all shades. ILlislo T,nwn? nml Sutm k and Canvas Soilings. Our White Goods ure for you thrifty buyers ! White India te, Perdu 11 Lawn and Knglish Long (Moth. itting clothing at anything like the pi ices at its, Ulue Diagonals, Clay Worsted Serges and her bargains, time, and v ct fully, HUGHES CO. D" OBI CO nLto OSC WC say UI luAred lh*torlare?orth? damn?4 with protruding piles brought on by constlpa* J IlllCS. tlon with which I was afflicted for twenty years. I ran across your CASCARKTS In the ? town of Newell, la., and never found anything to cijual them. To-day I am entirely free from nlcoi! Iilr,? m piles and feel like a new man" C. U. Kkitz. 1411 Jones St.. Sioux City, la. mid you do CANDV m cathartic ilir laMxiiDb TRADI MARK RMISTKRKO ijjlish capital- ( ) the I . p|oaganti palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do <1 inirnodf of ' Good, Nover Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10o.2iio.Uk!. a put pus. T. CURE CONSTIPATION. ... 3 fit c tor V !\!1 (I Itlrllnf tm.<; Coapu;, (hliif*, lulntl, h?Iwt. Sl> l HA Tfl UAH Bold *nd Rtinranteed by all drugci" lob iceo nil" I Ua9AU Slsts to CVBETobacco uablt. ?it lin binTim"" amusm mmm v--ays lie I Ti Hamuli r? ohimi Georgii Kx< | 'piihi.m Hal rtmil i" nouuees the fols lint ?lay, is 1 lowing ?%* iouimI trip rates to t hur..... " Tm?n ' Iphiod. S. *' . account of the South : f'aiolinu li.ier .->tate and Went Indian | Exposition. Tickets on saie at nil ___ c'Hifiiii stations. Excellent pus?Hn? tier ' re ice p. i formed. See k lint your iv gs^ a aa ticket* r n?l via the 8. ?' &G P>, H H. )K S A Kko.M A. M. (\ ",T " Weslvilie $ 0 65 $4 80 $3 5(? UhJiaren. Kershaw 6 80 4 05 3 65 ilwavs Bnupht ea,h,v"t,1"k* 700 5:20 386 llndjd DUU&iri L incuslcr 7 00 6 60 3 70 ^ < ulawba J tiiK'lion >8 20 0 00 4 00 /x j? i\uri\ n ill ^ Go (> 35 4 *BO /7iSw*W Ti z<ih H 95 6 6(1 4 40 | Y^ikvllle 0 26 6 80 4 60 ttnron 9 66 7 10 4 66 j Hick' ry H nv- 9 86 7 26 4 89 : Smyrna 10 10 7 40 4 90 Ttil mil ?6, 1?Y UlB'-kHhlirK 10 46 7 66 5 06 I)evvi11 Tnl- ' <juMl Hi M in I? I ? ?? , h>? r * 10 8o 8 45 5 16 , orillut* or .s, ly lifts S 10 5 80 Only hook I,?Minmrp 1185 0 06 666 Vianvboro 1160 9 20 6 55 ' r? flimil). He,,riet a lift- ygg 660 r ancnts wlio . j,?. h>t i lty 12 lo o 06 6 80 t toil coots Rutliorfnr.ilmi 12 40 9 10 6 90 ,. . . n ' : Tl.**ro?hi ' lty 18 10 1080 0 10 ,inrk & t~o., . 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