The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 30, 1902, Image 2
THE LEDGER.
Tliurlow Q. Oai i^r
EDITOR \^U vl AN OKi
WEDNESDAY, J L'l.Y 00, 1002.
The State campaigner* \vi
speak hero today. Arran?etnen
have been made for their cntei
tainmcnt by the citizens and the
arc assured of a pleasant recej
tion. Lancaster audiences arc a
ways orderly and attentive at
we bespeak for each candidate
fair and respectful hearing pr<
ridel lie is fair and respectful I
his fellow candidates, and we lm\
no reason to believe the Cuiididati
of this campaign will be othei
wise.
Senator McLuurin's refusal t
accept froir. the president an a)
pointmcnt to the vacancy on th
bench of the court of ? hums life
position with a pood salar)
littlo work and much dignity will
raise him greatly in the opin
ion of the peop'e. His acceptauc
might have led t<> tiie accusal io
by his enemies that ho had desert
ed his party for personal gain; ih
the best refutation of inch
charge was to decline the prof
fered honor, and this he has done
The course pursued by Senate
McLaurin has heen a notable one
A mun of undoubted ability am
fearless independence, he has fol
lowed a line of policy in his votinj
that wasmore thonighly consei va
tiveof the public interests than thu
followed by any other member 01
the Democratic side. What is bet
ter than all else, he has been ai
American before he has been
partisan. ? Baltimore American.
Soufriere Again in Eruption.
Kingstown, St. Vincent, dub
28.?The soufriere volcano ha
been slightly in eruption twie
since last Monday A sever
eurthquake shock, accompanies
bj? a tidal wave, affected th
northeast point of the island
washing a lire swept estate. N?
damage was done.
Many people, both of the weal
thier classes and laborers, ar
leaving the island, fearing disas
lur. The government is still feed
ing b,000 persons. The settle
ment of refifgees in huts on ac
quired lands in safe localities i
progressing.
The Panama cable repair shi]
Newington, which is engaged ii
work 18 miles north of St. Yin
cont, reports that the depth of tlr
sea there has increased to a mil
and a quarter. Attempts to piel
up the cable have been futile, ow
ing to unfavorable weather.
An Earthquake in California.
Santa Barbara, Cal , .July 28
? Meagre advices received fron
Los Alamos, 4f> miles north o
this place, report that an unusually
severe shock of earthquake oc
curred about 1 I o'clock last night
doing damage to the property o
the Western L'nion 'elegaapl
company, estimated at fll2,000.
Both Successful.
A well known Now llampshin
farmer of the old typo has twe
grown-up sons. ()nc iH an exceli
i 1? < .? - -
icni. fu-eucuor oi me gospel, wink
tho other is u liquor dealer.
A Newbury port mm. in com
pany with several other boarders
at the old man's home, was talking
with him about his family. At lasi
one of the company piesent asked
him what his sons did for a living.
The answer of the old man was
characteristic and concise: "One
is serving the Lord, the other the
Devil, ural both are doing well."
? Boston Journal.
An Ideal Meeting at Chester, AN 0RD1NANG
^ Special to The I>nily News. K(>K THK pK()vi0T
Chester, S. C., Jul. 2b Vn hEAIjI'II IN M?l
| i ?"ul meeting uuoliollb t (a>. j A\;, \oi'KU Al
1 Everybody was in a good humor S( KllUXti PCNI
] and the opera house was tilled, in- l?OR \ 1( )L Vl'iOiS T
I eluding a hundred ladies. Chair- A
*
II i man K It. Caldwell presided. A'l sK "MOX 1. That, V
.1 j-i . . * i owiivis of -eat estate '
Is ! the candidates \v?ro present except kmh .
r A\er, Rouse and I'rince. lterry ! corporate lum/s of tin i<?
' !ra-ter, rtx wbi?'\ n.
>y having w ithdrnwn. I hou-e i--uuated, *.iall era
... . . , ,. , , |xuitub.e?>: u?h tor t he e no
">? 1 he speeches varied a little from | tho ... Maht d
1- the usual. Prof. O. it. Martiu h?iM?-u ,T"Ht u ' I*'1.;'
ed ?-i I ts?. ten (10) fett
id spoke with warmth about tho re- ?liteli ii?ul i ? drainage a
. . i . i . .i i? * . Ill'teeu (l*r>) f el from any o
a ports circulated by the lieuten ,lm Town; and all prl\
? ants of his oppon. t. Mr. Mc- fore er.eo d, at a nenrsr
1 . (tmiiiH nii?l str?eis iliun 1
to Maliun disclaimed any responsi- st-ribed .shall foriti vi h be
e hility for the reports. "'iCtim'; 2. That dry e
Cansler from Tirzith, had the charcoal o. Hum shall be
1 < privies, ami be placed o ? t
house in an uproar with his jokes therein, at least omw <ael
, , . ... lha no slops, rubbbli or o
at the expense of his eomnetitors ....
. 1? | oi unity matter snail in
Wilborn, roused to vehemence by i Hui<i 4,<, ,,
. . . ... I Sections. TiiHt it shall I
j the criticisms, spoko with tiro. to borv * r leave exposed,
. , , . itornorat* iimils of said
| Gary mot withngcou reception, fecal m?iur. exertnient
c 1 ilis declaration that if two thirds deposit*,, ami that ail pri
(l _ cmpirate liitil!.-?, t-liull oa
of the people want prohibition ?>unw <1 at Vust once a i
i . . i .. in inn tin* months of Noynih
they ought to have it, was loudly t,ei, Jsnmuy, Februa.y,
cheered. Col. Sloan mado a good A pill, ami oi.ee every two
. I . . inn 'li?* remaining moil 1
| impression, and will get a good yiar, aint at the limeo
e ' ?ntn iinfo same the Itcal matter, txc
n 1 " d?posits shall ho carried ti
Ansel, cnndidiitu for governor, cm porate limits of'he *ui<l
^ ' Section 4. That the du!y
made a lolling speech and had a officers ami agents of
c i . . i v ? z i i i Council of said Town, liu
n good number of friends and made meM\tyr, ol the Hoard oi H
more. Timmertunn was received have free ingress ami eg
s | . . ... . . from, a. v pi ivies, lot or
with applau.se. lleis making tho within the corporate limits
last race of his life. He believes ,osvl,? for the purpose of
the .sanitary rules ami ivji
inroad improvement; state col- presetibed in this ordiutini
' , , iii . , ..i shall he unlawful tor any
^ leges should he supported with persona to hinder, molest
responsible appropriation*; on- Hn> of the oillecra or aj?
Town ?ii the discharge ot I
phasi/.ed the noble work r?f the as herein set forth That
? denominational colleges ami .heir
great imp* rtanee to the country; b?*peci a i privies in said
t . , . 4 ing the ttrst tiv3 days of e\
n he lanl great stress on the improve- in?i itH ofien thereafter us tl
ment of the common schools. Health may direct.
.Sectinn o That any viola
Tillman says lie is the logical provisions of any <>r the
" sec'.ions of (his orilinaiice si
,t candidate for Governor. Hisrec- isiicd I y a flue of not mora
' ?? ^"tenant governor entitles
him to promotion, having the un- more Hum thirty days o
, . * , one day4
amnions endorsement <if iii? ??ti- ......
neuuou i) imtiail oi'iliuun
i ate. He referred to theGatfney in- ?r o'*"'"**"'**- i-oiiHlsien
ji ?lii ance a e li< i < l>y rt-pc
cidcnt, saying that DeCauip did JtatifUd ly tin? Mayor ?
1 , hi* i i . i .1 ? i men in ' ouncil us*ert]
a not call him a liar hut said that ho lWt.., y sixt,( ,1|IV of July
eouldprovo him u liar over his own E ^ hlE
o 1 At list:
signature. It ill becomes the C L> Junks, h'lerk
0 ^
, Cuban-American editor of The \
d , . jWKAL
State to accuse him of cowardice. ??'
0 - M1 ^
In 1890 he sent a cordial invita- MATlfM
lion to that editor to meet him in livlil/lJ.
i>
Georgia, which was politely de?
. , nil* c 'Ao the citizens of tin
clincd. lie believes a free seholin
ship in Clcmson should be given Eancu>U t.
to each factory. Tj,e T?ov,i , ouneil has
. CI. Tiilbcrl followed in bin ?'?X.'. '!S.
usual line. I Icy ward was greet- 'I''lie < 'miuell can ?h> this w
, . , er and more s it infaelo ity t?
od with loud and continued ap- |n<'.lV.?lualy, provided a
M nlausOw Ho mado an effective number ot pers m* win co.
w 1 t it to do ?o
speech under the difficulty of he- The Town will do tin u
,i i . i (r , following rales per year,
p ing the last speaker. He) ward H(lvancef Viz: ft.25 tor pri
.. received the most apphu^e and bes; $(J on f??r Hotels as
11 Hoarding houses, provhhd
, i ill man next. made and placed helow
seats, and provided pit tie* c
e will come f >r\vard ami pay
n DON T FA I I, TO TRY Til IS ' amounts to the Town Treas
July
< Wiiencver an honest trial is |{. 10 VVylie, Mayor.'
. given to Electric Hitters for any .
trouhlo it is recommended for a K N nRDIN&NP
permanent euro will surely tie ef- UKUlllANb
fectod. It never fails to tone the
stomach, regulate the kidneys and PllGV 1DING 1< OR AN J
bowels, fctimule the liver, invigor- TAX ON ALLDOGfc
. ate the nerves and purify the WITHIN THE Ll\
j wood. it's a wonderful tonic for THE TOWN OF I
^ run (low 11 systems. Electric Bit- tFK
tcrs positively cures Kidney and ' '
Liver Troubles, Stomach Disord- Ue it ordaimd by the r
- ers, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Ahlermen of the Town ot
' . xt . . 'iii co unci I a?8? mbie and b
, Khoumatism, Neuralgia, and ex- thority of same
f pels Malaria Satisfaction guar- C 1 That kii annual t
. untoeil l.y Crawford Bros., and J. ft
F. Muckoy & Co. Only 50 cents bitch kept within the eorp?
^ of said t iwn to In* paid on
Janv 1st 1003, and on or b
A ( AHI) uaiy 1st of each and eveiy ;
after. That upon pay me
tax. the o?vuei ..f a-iy d<?|
^ lotlie \ oters of Lancaster Conn- shall he furnhhed by tin
j Police with a which sin
i J" mediately placed upon sai
Owing to the serious illness of bitch by h-nn ? attached to
) my father 1 shall not bo able to 'ouf.'f JumdnV'st ""V w
make ti thorough canvass of the ta^ prescribed in Section U <
County, and I ask that you make finance, sliaii ho seized and
. * n . , .... . ed hv the olncers Ol the tow
full inquiry as to my ability to ie?H the ?nid trx of of One
' fill the ollice of County Snpervi- aether with an additional i
r sor. Should my father improve (tw"n,>'^ve ' ,al<
... . r. . . \ net do? or luteli, is t?a
i si I f ii ci r?1 I v uo 4i?.?* i " 1
L - cw mitt i tun leiive thirty hour* frm I inn* of *?
I home i will try to nee ah ninny ndidogor bitch *h!iii for
people as I can. Trusting that k'uf/tViu?1 by (ho Mayor ?.
you will give my case due consid- men in coiinrii a^-i-inMfil
oration, I am, , day of July. 1MJ.
v .. . H "1 UK
t Yours respectfully, Attest!
> .1. A. Hyatt. j | ?'?- ] (- I) .
( V.in VVvck, July 24th, 1902. { j ^:A^. j
Hot* Votir Hlnnryi i ; EilnrAto Vnur ltnwoU Willi I
Or Hobhfi'Si ar Us f urr nil kidney Ills. Sane- Canity CnthnrtK, cure lonstiriai
K?fro? At'rt. btvrl iik lU-meily Co.Clilcunuor N. y 10c 26c. IfC.C.C fall. i,*<ii/i{'.Mh ri
0
LJwinrn
'? i MIDSUMME
:ieiiuof|
r..?,r m it is our policy
enaiils. or 1 v
"fori ' 'r goods from one s<
X::. to C1 i EAlt OUT
v enbiiee ? 1 . . . .
hi be'!n.?[ them down at
,:n;THEM.
f tbo sir e.? | y 1 |
&?? I ? ere below we
moved and bargains for you
ar(h, fchhcw,
lie ilepotslts ILL Colored 1
i-SaS Silk Batiste.
be unlawful Tou'ards.
^rE'"3 Swiss, all colon
lliarouglily Laces and satin
uontn < ur
Match and Organdies in til
WD kS I lilt*-* |||
Summer silks.
eyoinl X,'i Ladies sliirt wa
I Town , _
'Sfiriml!1 Crash am
sludinu the I 4 11 1 <
ealth. .IihIJ < ' ColOICd SI
r? ms to, and
.Sttr-KSj Ladies and i>Iei
ciri'itnj cut
;ulatiou> as 1
je That if
SZC'iX See our great v
'iHufi'i'i from 2 1-2 to 10c
I leulll). t< . erous to mention.
Town dur* . .
turn to examine
then we are sure t
fo regular
lull bepuu
than tht'iiy
one A*1 .(Ml)
nt for imi
r iem Ih 11j
ces or pari* x
L with thi- _ _
srVij,.: W I) )
ibted V V i JLi Lmi j
A I> 10MJ.
1 Mayor.
v i
* i ! All over ten lines in tin itrinuint
cement is chatired for at the re?ru (
lar rates. Our $2. tale is for an (
unnonneement of not more than j
ten lines.
_ ^ I To
e Town of ' ]
Keep Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea when
pursed an your bowels are out of order. Casc,e|to-.its
to carets Candy Cathartic will make po
'^ iniil . them act naturally. Genuine tablets he
? k cheap stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
an pi ivatC l. 11 ?11 i . a'r
sutliclant bulk- AU druggists, ioc. , f(||
itrat" wl'Il )| m we
"I U at (lie II II?! I >( i
vaVe'hroit MAGISTRATE j
d $2 I 0 ?or , Iio
I boxes ate I hereto a n on ce ni.\a Ifaca ?1 ?u|
the piivy date for re e eetion to the office of |we
ion ti acting Magis.tate. an
the above w r.OASKKV. 'I'1'
ur.?r 1 noi
6th, H)02 MnORHBWHMnMHHHHra L'Ot
! FOR TH E SEN A VK ,c 1
? 1 hereby announce myself mm a earn
didate for re-election to flie Henato,
pledging myself to abide by the re- , >
V N N U AL stilt of the Deinoci*atlc primary . ' Jo!
>FOUND w. p. hough. ?JJ
UTS OF ????????????w?? ma
*7 ,/L HOUSE OF EEPRESENTA- thi
, AN LAS- T1VES. Cb<
In response ?? urgent rcipiets from
dayor and different portions of the county, I J
hereby announce myself a canpidate noi
y the nil- for the House Of |<epresent iti ves, the
subject to the result of the Democrat 15 abi
ax of On* primary. pr,
mil levied OSOAK W POTTS,
'ra'tj lirniu Pleasant Valley, S. C. -j
..r before ? dat
H'lama candidate 'or reelection to tin
v'11' V , 7 the House of Heprc sen tali ves, subject
ii or hhio to the result of the primary elei-ti n
5 VfolVr o'f T. V. WILLIAMS.
ii he im- **
id di?K or We hereby announce the Hon, J.N.
a collar. Estihlge as*a candidate for re-election *
r <>r liimh to the House of Representatives subMhmit
the Ject to t lie result of theOemocratlc prl- jjr
>1 tnit or- mary. Mr hajridge's well know loy- ?e
imo >nii.U to the beat interests of the people
ii unit mi- an<* *1'8 experience a* a legislator
iH. iar to ?? ciiuiieiiuy proper mai lie |
i mount or ?hou'd be ret?iiuetUo the House re',
ini,' up of MANY VOTERS. ,,er
<1 within -i | the
Ibwiti?'^ K)U I'WCBATEJUDiiE.
<1 AMer- I hereby announce myself u catnli* 1
I thl?gftth ?1 ite fo$ the olllee of IV bale JimIkc lak
subject to the rulea gov* ruing the t
Mayor Democratic Primary.
JOHN M. PERRY. * C
J< Clerk At the Solicitation of my friends I
' hereby annpuiico my-elf a < anliiiate t|,|,
for the office of Probate Jurist* sub- t|M.
i H?iriir?r?. ject tothedem ratio primary.
lion forcvor ""
funO ?\ioncy J. E. STEWMAN.
3-y '
/fs hiihr
& CLIAMMM1
never to carry
?ason to an.other,
these goods we
PRICES sum
mention a few
while they last:
Law ns and l>iiiiii
s.
i stripeo lawns ai
e new effects.
ists.
I Duck skirts,
ilk parasols and i
as oxfords and so
ariety of edgings
a yd and other tl
You have a st.t
our qualities fo
)fyour trade.
Respectl
IAMS-HUG1
FOR TUlii \SlTltEU. ^
rraa ciudiltie for reelect'oh to
? flftoe of ? ou'ity Treasurer. ier?
\V. r.CAUTHl^'. JjJjJ
h?? iViitoenail! Voters I hnnoustor
(tailnly:
Knowin? ?Ii?-r- character anil,
ali Ileal ion nt Mr. W. I' Vanluud l
ilium i.m ivhIi as l?ix p-iirio.ii-m ami
ally lo hia 'ouii^i'v. we he*thy an ?'i? 1
uii'f i i i as a candidate f.?r l It* 'in ! vis
rtrtin < 111.- dI V/'oiii.iy I Tea-uroi. If;
Is # 1 t'lfil wo kohik' loo it at l?o will
otiaiwo ilio on Ios of ilia office in
jot ace nlatiua wa la v ami to the
I t-ati&fa li oi of the people* As is
ill known, Mr Van uiidingham, fc
ten u ,v> ung man. onihto i as S?j
ohli-r i . the Confederate war ami erv
is badly Woui de?l in the log, wliioii ...
ldored him oripji e f >r liio but 4,1
IwitliH . it ! 1 itkf s t.(Hii-lion be lu?s
|>r?oited tiiin.s ii unii laml'V l?.Y hard
uk oil l?is f .ii wiihoii iiiu niormg ?
I i as i ever asked or an oth e .
erefoiv, a more d? sei vmg nia. eootil
t be eli'C'n.l Treiauri-r < f l.anca-ter
inly Hi* w ill su|'p .n tut I)-iimcrut*
nominee
MANY FttTEND.S. i I
I drtt
FOR AUDITOR.
?Ve take pleasure in ? nnounciiiK Mr u,al
tin A. Cook um it candidate for roclion
to the offloo of? ounty Audi?a
position lie ling filled with hucIi
>rked ?fflclency, faith (illness and I
clity. He wi I abide the result of ,|ut,
i Democratic Prim try Leil(
MANY FBI ENDS. Hp|r
C'Tttt
dr Mollis 11 Mor on la hereby an*
meed as it candidate f >r election to
ioffice of County auditor He will
tie Ili3 resu't of lite democratic ,
To
m?7 MANY FKIKNDS. ^
It the Holieiiation of many friends, and
sreby announce myseif i s a eatidD port
e for County Audit* r snlject to caM(
> Democratic primary.
W. F. Kstridce. ?.,(
* tlon
FOR SUPERVISOR. 1 '
i
>Ve hereby announce Mr James A
'att.ofVa-. Wye'*, as n candidate gea
tho ffice of t'ouniy S.iperviM >r. gj?
will abide I lie result of the primary
MANY VOTERS. ?g
announce myself n caudidafe for
lection ??> the * (11 ? ??f * "Ui.lv 8uvisor,subject
10 il.e rul* s ^ov^riiinjr
> primary. i
\V. Q. CAMKJCY. L
'ho many friend* of ] J. Pcrr>
e p'eaeure in pr* Hunting IiU tiH*ne
;hc voieiN ?>f I.a tea-to.* County an
andidato for the oftloe of County
[kmvis..r tor j *ct Jo the rules of the
mooratie primary, He has fliled A
' office arcepta' ly to the people in
j a*t and is we I f\?t*d for ilie
rk
MANY AOTKKH. ?
V ??
F<; rov
iMS! I
over summer
So in order
are marking
: TO MOVE
of the many
lies. -
id madras.
umbrellas,
inimer hosiery.
and iiiser tings
ling's too numtnding
invitar
comparison,
fully,
<ESCO.
1 f I'ti.M (.11 1*4 II!. III.Ill I.f Hl'IIOllllUing
aine ill M. 1 (ia'tn i ly
it rviaor Mini thai th?? m?
fix nf (lie ' ouiny ? ** mm e in hi*
ids, Hi- is ii" s'iM"?/er t? llie
ie* rnjuitei!, aj tie Inn in fore
nimbly an I aiily tilled rin* position,
MANY VOTERS.
In rel y hi nounce myself as h chii?'!?
for 11 h ntll'* j of ' iniiiiy Miiper?r,
ihvh ?lf ui aWii!- llie
iM of i lie Democratic primary
JOHN R. FAILR.
Ir. (Alitor; P.ease annouui'i- II. M.
ipH as a rami'.date for t'oun'y -Hio*
laor He will abide llie riPes of the
moorage piimary.
MANY VOTERS.
l'EU1NTENDENT OF EDLU
CATION.
Iiereb, announce myself a candi*
e for the ? ftice of County Puperindent
ofKducation, pledging my<-e'f
abide by the itiles of the D?mole
piimary.
W. 1?. MCMANUS.
hereby announce myself a oandi?
for th- otllce of County Superinlent
of luducation, and pledge my?
to abide the resu U of tbe Demo.
ic piimary.
M. J. LONG.
The Voters of Lancaster County:
fitli many (lianas for past favors
earnesisolicltations for future sup?
I. I hereby announce myself as a
Jidate for re election to the otTlce
'ounty Huperiuleodent of ? lucai
subject to the rules governing the
nncrath* Primary.
A. C. ROW ELL.
TikSTORIA..
r, the /> lh> Kind You Haw Always BongM
r
o to tlie^
ANCASTER MARBLE
vIV I >
GRANITE WORKS,
Good Work Qiul Low I'ricos.
. J. McNinch,
LANCASTER, 8. C.
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