The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 19, 1902, Image 3
Local M alters
.Mrs. T. S. Carter and daughtei
E*- .o Jones, art? visiting the form
er's mnihcr and family at Eongs.
ville.
Miss May Ketchen, of Winns<
I'oio, is tnu ^iieal of I Liu Miasei
Mollwain at this place.
Mrs. (J. W. Carnos and chil.
(lien me spending a week or twc
with relatives iu tlio Tradesvillt
suction.
Miss Rosa Bailey, of Clinton,
S. C , is the guest of Miss Sadit
McCardell.
Mr. J. M. Beaty has been elected
teacber of the Elgin school.
The echo d will open next Monday.
Heath Spring Roller Mill will
run Friday and Saturday of each
week. Satisfaction guaranteed, il
you bring us dry wheat.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. ?J. T.
Dendy, Thursday, i Tth July,
11)02, a daughter.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson of Monroe.
N.-C., is visiting at Mrs. J. B.
Macko roll's.
Upper Camp Creek school will
open next Monday with Miss Bessie
Ferry as teacher.
Mrs. T. H. Stamps nun hei
daughter, Miss Pauline Stamps
of Lumber Bridge, N. C., arc
visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. P. W. Harden, who liai
been, spending this week with he
husband at this placs, will returi
to Rock Hill tomorrow.
Miss Annie Johnson, daughte
of Mr. Robert Johnson of Mar
ion County, Fla., is on an extender
visit to rolntives in this county.
Dr. T. J. Strait has returnee
home from Chester county where
he was called to the bedside of i
sick relative last Saturday.
Mr. J. M. Hood lost his fin<
milch cow Thursday evening short
ly after she was milked. She wa
fed somo small nubbins while be
ing milked and one of them lodg
ed in her throat causing her t<
choke to death.
Pearl Crockett and Fanni
Stewtrt, two colored women or
Mr. J. D. Taylor,s place a
Craigville, engaged in an alterca
locf 1??*!/la?r *
viuu mob x' i iuoj lUUiU'lJg 21UU 1
reported that tbe former was bad
ly uaed up.
H. Hines, Esq., wassummoner
by telegram to the bedside of hit
father at Alma, N. C., who i
hopelessly ill, A telegram Wed
nesday from Mr. Hines yesterda;
to his partner, Mr. Green, statec
that his father was gradual!;
growing weaker.
Dr. R. S. Beckham, who at on
time filled a position in the druj
store of A. J. Evans & Co., i
this city, is now located at Harts
llle, 8. C. ?Rock Hill Heral<]
Mrs. Permelia Godfrey, wh
lived in the community of Was
haw Baptist church, died laf
Thursday in her 84th year. He
remains were buried in the cem<
tery at Waxhaw Baptist church o
Friday. Funeral services were cor
ducted by Rev. J. W. Little. Sli
was a good woman, having ider
tified herself with the church i
.early life. At first she was
;Methodist, but some|years ago sh
became a Baptist. She was th
mother of seven children, three c
fKom am<rri ita T1,a? I U
TTUV/UJ QUI TITUt J.IIUJ UI W U llll. A J
.and Jas. H. Godfrey and Mrs. L
>M. Riner.~?Waxhaw Enterprise
Tho voting folks en j o v ? d i
"lucky party" at Mr. If K. Mc
> Ilwaine's Thursday night. ('<m i
r ln'fud and blackberries were ser?
ed us refreshments. Watermelon1
- were also serve 1 with tin spoons
The prize was awarded to Mini
Margie McDow.
%
i 'l'h? little 4-year old daughtei
ot Mr. M. Perry, Jr., of Rocky
'"Mount, 8. (J., accidentally fel
from tho piazza at her uncle's
> Mr. II 11 Perry's, in this county,
i last Wednesday afternoon and win
seriously injured internally. Dr.
Foster was summoned and is at
1 tending her.
5 "
Miss Nannie Crockett is visit
ing relatives at Monroe, N. C.
Mr. George Konnington was ox
' hibiting a wnito boll of cotton
hero yesterday ?the first wo cvei
saw. He stated that tli? stalk
and leaves aro also white.
: The Busy Workers will sell ic<
cioutn Tuesday afternoon aftei
6.30 o'clock in the grove at Mr
\ %7 T / ' 5 1 r?'1
?? . x. urrogory,s resilience. in<
i public is coriliiilly invited.
Mr. Adam Ganson, of Nov
i York City, who has beeu hen
with his brother the past ten days
will return home today, urgent
business calling him. Mr
' Charles Ganson, of Weir, Mass
who arrived Thursday will remaii
here with his brother, Mr. Wu
Ganson, in whose condition then
is no material change.
The E. A. degree was confer
red on Chas. D. Jones, Esq.. an?
Mr. G. W. Baker at the regula
communication of Jackson Lodge
^1 A. F. M., Thnrsday night.
I Round trip tickets for State Al
i liance meeting in Columbia are t
1 be on sale here July 22d and 23
with final limit for returning Jul;
* 27th. The rate for the roun
trip is $3.75.
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1 ! Letters advertised for the weel
3 ending July 19. Miss Maria
* . Snonce. Miss Mnlipio Hnrrr M r?
Anna Gleaton, Mrs. A. R. Pully
Mr. Paul Wilson, Mr. J. E
0 Seegors, Mr. Charley Stanly, Mr
Sohn Daorly,, Mr. John Mcll
9 wain, B. F Ellis, T. Whitaker
* , T. Steely. Belle Nan:e, P. M.
1 ?
3 ' ? "
Progiam tor tlio Farinci's Iusti
tutes.
At Dixie July 23d and at Elgii
. July 24th bear in mind farmers
1
. i institutes are to bo held. Th
t i
: speaking will begin at 10 o'clocl
J a. ra., at each place en tho dato
j named. Tbp meeting at Dixi
will bo at Hopewell church; a
Elgin the speaking will take plac
j at St. Luke church. The follow
i ing professors from Clemson Col
^ lege will speak at each meeting
Col. J. S. Newman on Agricul
tvre; C. E. Chambliss on Eato
y
I mology; O. M. Watson on Foul
try Raising; Dr. A. S. Shealy
^ Veterinary Science.
e As True As Gospel.
%
D Asbeville Citizen.
i- Thore is a lying old maxim thn
I j says %<all things come to him wh<
waits." If you sit still and wai
? for improvement to come to yo
you will still bo a village whe
^ other and surrounding towns ar
>r growing into wealthy and pros
5* perous cities, taking away th
n youth and enterprisesaf your ow
l" town and leaving nothing in thei
ie place but old, surly, broken dow
specimens of the 4'genus moss
n back" to slumber on through th
ft years of sluggish inaction an
2 shiftless decay. Growth and pre
if gress come only to such folk a
[ get up and hustle for it.
' KdacMte Your Hn?r?li With' CHionrcu.
> Cnndy Cathartic. euro conntlpntion for?.0
. ?Uc 36c. If C. C. O. fall, ("utrtrUt* refund mone:
x [For Tho Le<
- A Sensible Suggestion by
i I illman.
Mk. Kniroit:- Allow me
in your paper to call the altei
4 of our fanners to an idea t!
think would ho of great inter*
them. My idea is this?that
1 people assemble at the <
' house in the near future, 1 w
' say not later than the first 1
day in August, : nd form ours:
' into what we term a Far
s Protective Association, for
mutual protection of our far
against wind and hail sto
This protection can he proc
at a very low rate of insnn
not more than one dollar for
one horse farm in tho county
Now, Brother Farmers, w
is t he one-horse farmer not wi
i
to pay one dollar on his farm
the protection of his crop ag
the hail storm 1 believe ar
socnuiott omihs Kind put onita
, legs would not go lucking
r members. This protection th
urouml our crops and h
, would in a largo measure re
our people of the uneus
they usually have when they i
, threatening cloud approachiti
9 J. W. TILLMA
[For The Let
A Card From Sheriff Hun
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Mr. E ditor:?I believe
as 1 always have, that everyl
which happens providential
all right, whether wo can ui
stand the good in it or no
j though it may be the destru
of our property, or our loved
may bo suddenly snatched fro
' Whilst 1 suffered cousidei
loss by the terrible storm
swept over our town and a
tion of our county on the 7th-:
j in the way of houses blown <
nndothers damaged,upon a lot
^ I inherited, and recently cam*
possession of, and which I
very highly, as it is the
k property 1 own, and all I
n cared to keeb, yet, at the
time, God knows that 1 barIx
? rebellious feelings in my heai
regard to the mutter. I
' p
thankful that it was no wors
shall over approeiato the symj
of my friends in this, as wc
in greater and sadder losse
me.
I
I am glad to know the fuel
some of my bitterest one
who are so wise as to know
i? te tell Komo of my friends
e tho storm seemingly damage
k more than others in Lancu
H will not constitute the Tril
e before which 1 shall appeii
t give an account of the deeds
e in the body, when I cross
the river of death. But, 1
? meet a just and righteous
who will misjudge nono, not
1. the most hidden hypocrite.
I<s will be the Judge, in spit
[. those who would like to supe
' Him in passing judgement
their fellow man. Indeed,
who are rejoicing at my m
tune, and occasionally giving
to their malicious joy, by m
unkind and unchristian remar
I some of my friends, and, i
3 ail, giving reasons why 1 sul
jt this loss by the storm, woul
u me far greater injury than
n ever enter into the mine
0 Providence, were it in their 11
nant power to do so. I i
e slanderers and backbiters
n than anythiog in the world;
ir are ciiminals in the sight of
n and should be in tho law ol
u land, and dealt with as thiove
,e If we had such a law, and it
(|* erly enforced, 1 dare say \vc\
). have the best of public r
is and also soon have fewer sin
ors and liars in our communi
Respectfully,
j | JOHN P. HUNT!
dgMcr- Picnic at The Warr
Place
space 1110 '',lKli.v lli!' Kilitis Kill*
ntio/i 'heir h'riends in I'oyal St
lnt j Congies-i -i;al Candida
pslt() Make Speeches.
our
court ^'wmien Mt'ssongcr.
> ould The annual picnic of tin I
Moti- 'v W!lv hold n|' 1'
?l\rev: ^?:ll'i'?"ti)n pi n <>, a
mors ,Ik> '',im in ,st M* ( ',M
tbo a'M,nl three miles from Iho
mors 1 lu'se ijut borings have be
rmfi <lulfo noted, and are very la
ured u^cntl0,l hy the <?ood pcop
.nr.a nnles around. There were
each 'IV0 ,or s'x hundred preset
Kriduy. Likewise, tho po!
ans, on ehvti >n years partic
'here ...
\* llJf.t.lt -i A I. .
? i u\*" u\n diiui^V] ni l 111" <)|
limitv, to >haU<; hands ami
for t*
a * i?I have heart-to-heart talksuiust
,
the voters.
I HHTho
company is a splcndi
for Kan'za^on? composed of the
or of the manhood of the n
rown
horhood, some from Lunei
omes '
lievo ',U^ Principally from Koi
Countv. There are about
jness
of them ?tine soldiery fel
see a , '
with lion. John G. Richarc
'8*
^ commanding oflieer. ('apt.
ards is the model, typo of a
tary man, and has to the 1
'ocr- extent the respect, contidenc
fer* active cooperation of his com
lie is well known throughoi
now, county and State as an abl
thing preventative in the Legtshi
|y i8 and his services are assure
xler- two years more,
t, al- The other eomissioned ol
ction arc J. B. Cunningham, tirst
ones eoant, and W. A. Cunning
m us. second lieutenant, with J
table Cureton as orderly sergeant
that company was organized abo
por-. years ago, and has always ta
inst., high stand among military
down -panics of tlio State.
; that Generally cntei t lining spc
2 into are secured, and Senator Ti
prize has attended several times,
ouly year the candidates for Cor
ever were invited 11? speak, an
SUmO j wnra nn>>ont pvppii! Mr l*
or no (}cn> Floyd was :it home.
,rr discussed fully and in ah
[ am.0Ktj0g manner the 1'hili
e- 1 question, the turi 11', and ship-:
lathy (jy showed the overwhc
11 as ( preponderance of lawyers in <
3 t() j less, and decried the pract
I sending there principally n
t that | that profession. Mo fa von
inies, ! I nited States securing both
, and proposed isthmian canal r
why even at a cost ot! $200,00
d me each, in order to avoid i
istor, complications with forcigi
hunal tions.
ir to Dr. Strait was the noxt spi
done Ele was also among his fr
over and is well and favorably 1
shall among the audience. He den
God, cd Mr. Finley's com so ir
ovcd porting tho appropriation In
HE gress for tho ''busted" Chai
o of exposition, holding that i
rsedo wroDg in principle to vote
upon tho peoplo's money for sucl
those poses. Ho also dwelt upi
i?for- Philippine matter, and gi
; vent intelligent and interesting i
aking of the situation. He repeat
ks to denunciation of McLnurin,
ibove has frequently dono bofor
tiered noted the prediction that 1
d do made some timo ago tha
could Laurin would prove a trait*
Is of finally land in tho Repu
ualig- camp,
ibhor VV. B. Wilson was tho
more address the audience. Hobt
these that the hand of God has
God, shown in directing us to tho
f tho ippinos, and that we shou
sare. shirk our duty there, us h
prop- cei\es it to ho. Ho repli
vould Gen. Lloyd's objection to so
oads, law vers being sent to Oon
nder- holding that stnait lawyei
ty. needed there to combat the I
He believes that Gen. K
Hi. idea of buying both canal
enton Kb#?.*. -?
|f WHY I
y\f.
itcs
Pm
?rt
jibor*
?7* (. THE)
r SUPERIOR IN
come i. TO
rgely M . v ?
Ic for J cfS
some I1 #? h'
it on . A
lit ,ci - -;i::4?vA
jular- s- "/j"*- >7~
|)j)op- ADDRESS ?
SAV/ANNAH.GA
IHCOt
t with . ^
.r^v , ..
I ^
|,1 or. m ? ...
floweiah
to ,H> "si'less and impraeti
ister, lul(^ instead, that a like amo
'shaw money should bo spout in in
sixty l'10 Public roads of the c<
lows Relieves that when pr<>t
]s uy is the policy of the nation
Rich- South should not bo discrini
nuli- against. Mr. Wilson is a
u I lest speaker,ami was lister
o and attentively,
pany. cl'owd dispersed honi
it the about four o'clock, after ;
|0 r0. enjoyable day. The ladie
iture ou^ force, and a ?
d for number of children made
around the grounds. Dinn
dicers s0I've^ at the noon hour,
licut, ?legant repast was enjoyed
diam t,ay wus c'?udy and
j U which added much to the c<
The anc' P'easui'? of the occnsioi
ut ten """ """
ken a Important Move by Ri
com
A proposal by The Govei
takers An Internation Confcrcuc
llman Deal With Trusts.
This
lgress London, July 17. ~L)etii
id all j an important move by
inlev. | which ha 'e evidently beei
llo pressed Hitherto by the (
inter- have transpire 1 in London,
ipoino move is no less than a pi
subsi- i by the imperial syovornme
lining un internatu n:il conference
[Jong- with trusts,
ice of 'Baron I)c Steal, Russia ;
ion of sudor in London, about 1
3(1 the ago presented to the Britid
of the eminent a note from M. De
outes, the Russian Minister of Fi
0,000 which note was sent also to
future powers that signed the Bi
a na sugar convention proposi
these powers should consh
eaker. common, means to protect
iends, national commerce against
(iiown titicial depression of price
ounc- only by government moi
i snp- such as export bounties (
Con- control of production, but i
leston the much more dangerou
t was cesses adopted by trusts,
away undertakings or cartels,
i pur- tend artificially to infiucn
on the intrenational market. T1
avo an plains tho mysterious r
eview made in Tho Financiu
;od his songer of St Rotei
as ho early this week, to a
o, and note of M. DoWitte, w*
ip hud nansr said. 44is an ani/lieal
I * I 1 I
1 Mc- the economic domain, of lli
:>r and ciplos of The Hague confer
blicun ? ?- ?
Stop* (he Cuit (fh and I for/a
Cold.
':lst to Laxative Bromo Quinim
dieves lets cure a cold in one day
been Cure, No Bay. Price, 25<
Id not WANTED. Scrap iron o
c con- description and old macl
ed to Any kind of lire wrecks or
many Write for particuluis. /
gross, J. B. Garl'unkel, Columbia
rs are July S, 11)02- lm.
ir usfs. ?? ?
loyd's Tno ?no D?y Colrt Cur
Kcrmott's Chocolates l.axntivo
routes col.l i>i the liea.I and ?ore throat Chil
them like candy.
. ' . >.???? ?' a th
JSE LARD?)!
4u6^tf Mr . li
/EGETABLEFAT ^
QUALITY AND PURITY
ALL OTHERS jjg*
III
J > <&fl if i ]MZv\tZ?\ dN Vrh
;^#frK5te?fc^ is
' SOUTHERN COTTONQtfO. VHa
THE C AROLNAS*"GEORGIA. jj|M
cable, An Inquiring Mind, r n
uiit of .. , i i i i
.Jimmy?1 say, daddy, L want
iprov
you to answer a question.
}ont). Father?What is it;
t< lion Jimiuy?Well, if the end of tlio
' y world was to come, and the earth
mated . . , . ,
was destroyed while a man was up
force*
in a balloon, where would he land
IC( j when he came down?
^ No-To-Uac for Fifty C?nti.
11 Ulost I Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes vcali
I men strons. Wood pure. 50c *1 All di 'it'Kists
s were | ___Mumumamj urn??- ?
' NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.
er was Notice is hereby given that on
and an ibe 1st day of August, 1902, the
by all. undersigned, as administrator of
cooj H. Jackson Wallace, deceased,
f . will make final return and setMoimtnrt
inent to tho Probate Court of
K Lancaster County, S. C., and apply
to said court for a hnal disiqoja
charge as such administrator.
,Mia W. H. Wallace.
Dated 1st .lulv, 1002. ? 1 in.
nment
1 l" Dr. E. S. McDOW,
illYSICIAN ami SURGEON
CATAWBA HOUSE,
Ills ot
p.. o;. ! South Side, Up Stairs,
uussia; ' 1
i sup-1 OFFICES
elisor, j Ol'KX DAY AND NIGHT.
This j Bay* I'lione SM?
'OpOSal | r : ' v:u'VMMHBNHHHMMm
111 fv UNIVERSITY
to .loul QF H08TH CAR0LINA
umbos- THE HEAD
0 days <>f the Slate's Educational System.
? gov
V itte, j endemic Department,
inanco, Law,
all the Medicine,
russets
ngthat <>ne liuiulieil ft ml eight scholarlor
in ships. Free tution to teachers
inteiv and to ministers' s?ns. Loans
the ar- ^or nee(ly*
s, not Students. !?i Instructors.
sisures, New Dormitories. Water Works,
,r tho' Central HcatingSystom.
ill so by Fall ti rm bogins September H,
s pro- 1002. Address,
private F. P. VEN'ABLET President,
which Chapel Ilill, N. C.
ce the duly 4? 2m.
F? WOFFGBD COLLEGE
sluirg, SPARTANBURG, S. C.
recent ( H N SNVI)KKj M Ai, president
uch the | ,, j, n /, p
i r u 11 College Com se*. ruvortion.
in' . , ,. . . .
. | able surroundings. 1 he best in0
1>1'" tlucnccs.
nn (in ' }
Necessary oxpcnces from $100
off the to t? 175 for the year. For cata
I loguc or other information, apply
e Tab- j t?>
; No| J. A. OAM12WELL, Secretary.
I .
! ?vt.iy WOFFORD CGLLEGE
Innerv. FITTING SCHOOL
stocks. Sl'AKl'ANM'KO, S. C.
iddross Elegant now building. Care
,, S. C. fill attention to individual student.
Hoard and tuition for year,
$110. All information given by
? , A. M. DcPRE,
nintnt* fot '
lJrN,tak? Head Master.
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