Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Local Matters Miss Mamie Mackoy is visitio^r friends in Norfolk, .Vn. See announcement of I!. E. Coffey for Migistmtw Mis* Susie May Cloyd in visitint relatives in Coluuitnu. Mrs H. E White, of Uoek Hill, is visiting relatives in the coun'y. Union Set vices Sunday night ut the Methodist church. Preaching by l)r. Boldridgo, % t ? ti i ? ' .yiish ,ies le ueciumm or neasant Hill i8 visiting relatives and friends in tho Unity section. Misses Minnie and Maggie Pardne are visiting relatives at Latidsford in Chester county. Mrs. McDonald Green, of Sumter county, is visiting relr? tives in this county. Mrs. ,1. Traub and soift, of Muiinn S. C., are the guests of M rs K. Miles. Miss Carry Debchamys of Clarendon county is the guest of her friend, Miss Janie Green in this county. A protracted meeting is in pro- j gress at Hopewell church this week. Rev. Mr. Turnipsoed is assisting the pastor. Air. T. M.Belk lost a tine milch cow Saturday night. it was found dead in the lot Sunday j morning. A cow I elonging to Mr. W. ' M. Robinson of Oak hurst was killed by lightning one day last week. Rev. J. M. White will begin the meeting at Unity church to | night. It will coutinuo through next Sabbath. For Sale! A good grade Jersey milch cow, with young calf. Apply to W. Q. Caskey, Newcut, S. C. ? i i Mr8. W. L. Roddey and granddaughter, little Miss Marion, returned Thursday afternoon from ! i a visit to Lancaster.?Rock Hill . Herald. - i Dr. W. O. Nisbetof Charlotte, ' N. C , a specialist, was here pro-, fessionally last Sunday. He was j tho guest while here of Dr. M. P. Crawford. In a difficulty near Tradesville Sunday night between two negroes, one by the name of Brown was shot by another named Black mon. The ball took effect in Brown's side. The wound is not considered serious. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at Douglas church on next Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock. There will be preaching on Friday morning and night and Saturday before by the pastor. Cotton in the vicinity of Jones X Roads seoras to have been scalded by the rain Sunday afternoon. The following day tho leaves parched up and alt fell off Mr. G. F. Kennington roports that scarcely a leaf was left on the stalks in a fifteen acre field of his farm. The Bent Prencriplion for Malaria Chills and Fever 19 a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron nod Quinine and tasteless, No Cure No Pay. .Mr. L. J. Perry, Jr., of the Postal Telegraph Co., Augusta, Ga. is on a isit to his father's fmiily at Pleasant Hill. Lewis ts looking well and his many old friends are pleased to see him . again. The Sunday School at Elgin : will give a basket pic nic at the j church on Friday, August 20th. j itev. II. W. liays, D D., is expected to be present and deliver one of his entertaining addresses. ' The public is invited. ! Sydney Robertson, the 10-year! old son of Mr. Lewis Robertson of the Pleasant Hill section, hud \ ouo of his arms broken 1 ifct Friday afternoon by being thrown from a horse. Dr. S. ,1 Hinson set the broken limb and the little j fellow is doing well. i i D. C. Hoy ward, Candidate fer , Governor,has published a card denying emphatically the report < being circulated in some quarters , that he voted for IIn?;kell in 1H110 44I have always supported the democratic nominee und always . shall," says Mr. Hoyward. I Miss Sallio Baker, daughter of Mr. Doc. Baker of Flat Creek township, died last Wednesday night after a pratracted illness of fever. She was about 23 years of age, a member of the Baptist chinch and was an exemplary christian young lady. Iler remains wero intoned at Buffalo church on Thursday. Mrs. Annie Ogbum, of Williamsburg county, who has be m spendir g some time with her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Welsh, and family, near Longsville, returned homo yesterday. A section of road that has been put in good condition by the chain gang could bo easi'y kept so if the overseer of that section would have it looked after immediately after big ruins. Suppose some enterprising overseer adopt this plan and sue how easily he can keep his section in good repair. The work of the gang is of little benefit if overseeis do not keep up their roads. i The friends of Dr. R. M. Galloway will regret to learn of the death of his father, Mr. Nahuni Galloway, an aged and I lespectod citizen of Lydia, in Dar-' lington county. His death occur- I red on Sunday night, August 3d, | after an illness of four weeks.' He was in his 87th year. Dr. I Galloway, who was at his bedside! during his entire illness, returned home yesterday. The candidates foi county of-, fices all paid their assessments and filed their pledges before the expiration of the time on Monday. The campaign opened at Pleasant Valley yesterday with the candidates all present except W. C. Cauthen for county tieasurer, and : ? ?7* Ox ? * i - 1 a. ej. oiowmuu lor prooaie judge. On account of the condition of health o* these ger.tlomon at this time they cannot make the canvacs, rhey publish cards in this issue which explain. Information was received in Fort Mill Wednesday evening of the sudden death of. Mrs. Susan Morrew Koll, wife of Dr. J. T. Kell, at her home in lower Providence (N. C.) township. Mrs. Kell was 65 years of age and was a daughter of Allen Morrow, of Lancaster county, and was reared at the old Morrow homestead, near \ an Wyck. ? Fort Mill Times. ' Stopn the Conf/h ami ft'orka off the Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. Noj Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c. Mill of J. .A. Hyatt Burned. \ l The suw mill and ginnery of Mr. J. A. Ilvutt of VanWyck, U\ was bnrncd last Saturday night ' The liie stalled in the slab pile the and is thought t<? have been pure- titii l\ accidental. Mr. Hyatt's loss n, t' is about $(?<?(>., with no irsui.lai Hnce- ' be Cheap Cntt'e, Cheaper Beef vt I Klt" iNow as tno season ts opening np, will servo all cuts at old to n prices. tlin One hundred thousand bricks XVI ' ut reduced prices for the cash. . Call on the old roliahle at U 2ti. x BlucUmon's Market. : Attempted ICupc. last An ussuull with intent to ravish to i wns made on Sarah Stew- " irt, colored, last Saturday ^ afternoon on the public high- %vjj] way about two miles west (f mm town by u nfegro whom she eavs ciat goes by the nunc of Tom It li nes. The screams of the woman at- ",N'' the tracted the attention of some per- j sons living in- the neighborhood hav< who started to her assistcnce when hav< the fiend turned tlio woman loose teen and lied. Two ntgro men have,10 been arrested and lodged in jail, i cnn J ! won hut the woman aflei seeing them (j0 j Bays that neither <<f them was her thrc assailant and they were discharged , me from custody. She would know , nor the fellow for she says she had I ..... * ; mar seen him before. You /in iw fl'/iuf Yon arr Taking When you take Grove's Taste- I d less Ulull Tonic because the form- 2-0 I ulti is plainly printed on every hot- not tie showing that it is simply Iron porl and Quinine in a tasteless form. ' ed c No Cure. No Pay. 50c. j you ! pro ticic (For The Ledger, be Lawn Party at Lindsay. ing pat I It was my good fortune and c'ie.< and pleasure to attend a lawn party j on last Friday evening, Aug. 8th, j at the home of Mr. J. F. .Lalhan, tini; of Lindsay. The weather was ?1 everything that could bo desired, m.V , * . . 7 1 cert at d withal tho evening wi s a ner' tna^ feet dream of Liveliness ami beau- nilll ty. The large and beautiful don lawn, well provided with seats, will presented a sceno of gayety on wne this lovely moon-light night. Miss Macye Lathnn is an ideal ST-J entertainer, having the happy I tact of making every guest feel '4 81 perfectly at homo. Watermelons, the finest to be pm| bad, wore spread in abundance don and were highly enjoyed by 1 jeof everyone. t0 11 It was an occasion that will ^ be long remembered by the young people who were so fortunate as to be there. The following were ^ ^ present: Misses Broome and Louise Thomnson. Edith Draftim Maggie Millen, Eva and Mary McClintock, Daisy Williams, of C Yorkvilley Emma Coffey, of inC8 North Carolina and Nannie Johnston, of Citra, Fla. Messrs. WadeDraffin, Edward, Clyde and [ W. H Millen, Charles and Loo a ci Sistare, Sim Crockett, Millen hat Lathan, W. Jay McGanty, of "PI1 Richburg, Chalmers Cochran, of j Ilarrisburg, N. C., and Prof. niy Green. lice Tw^lvo o'clock soon came, the 1 time for departure was at hand; the place which had been enliven- ' (.'s , . . ,, . . , wit ed with the meiriment of happy j young people was soon deserted. y01 W. J. McG. J in Riehburg, S. C., Aug. 11. to big ver NOTICE IfF DISCIIIRIiB. , bar Notice is hereby givon that on yoi the 14th day of July, 1902, the reo undersigned tiled in the Probate ica Court for Lancaster County, S. me C., his final return as guardian of Raima Leo Nisbet, and will on tho Ifith day of August, 1902, * apply to said Court for a final 1 discharge from tho duties of his said trust. E. W. Nisbet. Lancaster, 8. C., July 14, '02. 'urd from Mr. W. C. Cuutheu. tho Democratic Voters of ainousior r onuty. ij^ am sorry ihat 1 cannot make t\ iativass: hui for h?w> i' 1 have not been at ull well i>u 1 cannot m il.o tho trip. Kor j| to < n so wo11hi not only en- t}(7|.u gor my life now, hot would |j to throw away tho only ehance Vi ivo of having mi health re- . t% i i let v i til to its normitl condition. j ^(| > is a source of much regret jUJlpu, io for I Stuvo many friends ceJ.s mghout tho county whom it seiI1?>| i'<l have been a great pleasure o ^ ino to have met and mingled .M1j]s ... morni hu three \ ears 1 have been ()?cjoc nt> treasurer I have tii-d to f,,j|ov form the duties of the ofliee j(j lay should he performed,? i on hand when wanted and tow what to do and how to t when men came,?and if 1 c succeeded 1 hope the people see lit t > reelect me. .No (J i, I assure you, could appro-* and (e the honor more. want to work and ea: 11 my ^ ig like other men; 1 have ^ . . same desire to make my way the world that othei men f.this is the only work I J b* rcr been able to do in fif burk i years and tlie only work 1 w of that 1 can do. and if I tjas do this as well as another 1 ami I dd lie glad to stay here and t, and anything my friends niglmut the connt v do to help * in this I shall never forget cease to ho grateful for. ind here lot me ask that no \V. i pay any attention to rumors and f are intended to injure me ny race. One has already 'hed my ears to the effect that K(,cli< id not want any vote on the und of sympathy. ' hero is j one word of truth in the re- *.* I. 1 never thought or dream- fttl ' if saying such a thing 1 ask r votes on the record for H. mptness, competency and of- mon \ sncy I have made but I would an inguito indeed were I want- (} in appreciation of the sym rtR(j ( ly of my fellowmen which has arcd and brightened my life i ^ makes it worth the liv | \ .'j f again elect* d I shall eon -, le'.o do as 1 have in the past j ^ he very best I can. Assuring j ami -1 i . i- f I irieniis evurywnon! or my hu s appreciation of whatever they ' tj,., : do fur me in llic coming pny, and for what they have e for nie in the past, 1 am, li best wishes for them every "* , Very truly yours, un' YV. C. Cautiien. lTEMKNT FltOM DK. CRAWFoltl). lvC6C< )r. W. O. Nishot, of Charlotte, lecialist, and myself after hav- ? carefully examined Mr. \V. v1' Cauthen are of tho opinion anc ' ; it woidd not only be luipru- At t on his part but that lie would preci mrdiso his life by attempting t'10 c uako tho county canvass. 23rd M. P. Crawford, M. J). G inoaster, S C. Aug. 11, 1902. 'ard from Mr. J. E. Stcwman. the Democratic Voters of Lan- ] i astor County: sihle )wing to a severe spell of sick- "ja(a s, 1 am denied the privilege jjOUS pleasure of attending the . mty Campaign meetings this J Vs you doubtless know, I am ^ indidate for tbo oflico of Pro- f e Judge, and I respectfully . j eal to von to give me that sup- 19 , & 1 resci t in the approaching primary icli in your good judgment merits and titnoss for the ofi warrant. U I gratefully appreciate tho con I nice you have heretofore re- ' ed in mo, by honoring me h public office, and otherwise, 4 1 1 now bog leavo to assure i that if you see tit to elect me lge of Probate 1 will endeavor ^rai discharge tho duties of that li and honorable oflico to the y best of my ability and to IV nnf!??a uutIu^rt/?4?/\?* < i V/UIII kj naiiDiatuiMi, L.eaviug my interest in your ** ids, confidently believing that S^'P 1 will do me full justice and an(^ retting exceedingly my phys- ^or * I inability to bo present at your BOB etings, I remain yours truly, J. E. Stcwman, V Candidate for Prolmto .Judge 190' Mincnstor, S. C. , Aug. 1902. ^ ^ __ b. 1 ancatc Yonr llsweli With C'ascnretl. \ndy Cattanrtic, euro constipation forever, .fnli 26c. If Q. 3.O. I~U. druggistsrofuuiluiOQOw. ' gers For The' us Primary Eie tier ? How it < ?ao<|uniters Kx?c C om. Ga -t?*i" County, S. C. August III, 1?.M)2 From rsuaut to the rules govern- g^mma in Democratie I'limary 101m- made tt t\ 1* iho State i'f St nth Caro- aii'co'ok an eleeti'iii w i I lie i el.I at butter a , ern Eur irioiis precincts ui Caucus- what a nunty on llie lust Tuestlny useful n . i . . i .i ' never r. gust (the 2otn) '(? llionom* of a sir n of State ami County otlii r . ,, ' . . fut tako members of tbe C-veneruI As regulate y, members of Congress and fry^up0 nite?l States Senator. The oil ha?will open at o'eh ck in the havo?m mg aiul remain open till 4 \s*e bav k in the afternoon. llie prepare. ring manager will serve at people c , 7? realize 1 lection: southcri ,, . It is tru 1>ELAIK. produce S. Wilson, J. (). Hall and $*?t.th A-hlcv. seed yi( in swee S ANYlYCK. product II. Uriffin, (' \V. Mctiuirt quan'uti i. I,. Vuu?hn f^'PaVc New Crr. lu die * oil incn J. Flynn, T. II Ivingloy finding . C. Williams. ' S'Sc TRADESVII.l.K. fho'fon II. Stewart, K. (?. Fuuder- ,.A!>0?lt,t , ' lJ that the and .J. G. Laney. Chicago IA ' of all tl IMviolIT. tigatlon M. Mogncr. .I. 11. Steele umtthc ). 10. Walters. entirely of diet 1AXAHAW. many t< I'. Ingram, Amos Bird and prcjudU Lower V eating . n'Micij. form ol WKI.sii'S. ?lk? is luulty l F. lOstridge, S. 1>. ltoliherts <>f the t / > I an oil c \ . ??. C unntnglmm. ?rf very ir. .!" Modern L I.AT (jlll'.hh. Ilils gr< L. Blnekmon, Lee Bird and the oil . ., 11tin nt it i )l Morgan. and iiuv Hails Gold Mink. XrtS A.Baker, It. It. Williams u ,kk.c,f ' and hu \. S. Brown. sealed < ? our bes lYEKSHAW. everywl ,J. Gardner, W. L. Black- addeTg and It. S. Flo\ d <?? *>y the ?ee< IIeatii Simiinos. rapid it , .. ,, only be L. Mohloy, L. M. Bruce refining ). W. Maekey. fipuc^ l VuiviM the bus Nf ! I > . only be Carter, iiitiocs Hunter sources \ L. Sowel. which < and mi MonTGOMKUY. sary m slvc ex; . 1*. llilliurd, .) \1. Williams The f I. II. Darker. ?n/ai: Lancaster C H. JJJJ#, irv M. Kniaht, J. Clark !1S ill Mild (r. w. duties. product ... Compai I IIOKNWKLL. nah, G, U. Thompson, Turner Cull) savann L Wren Tillman. lotto, > furnish ELGIN. * J. Bailey, J. S. Pi agios and f, b Porter. ^ '* " Primus. 1 H\s O. llinson, \V. B. Miller ( loseph Faulkonberry. Soi least one manager from each net is required to come to ourt house on Saturday tho 01 and get ballot boxes for m the 26th. ** H. E. COKFEY, Tljn Chairman. yy Notice to Contractors. ? ,bl>. uvill let to tho lowest respon- Full bidder on tho lust Saturday ablo si ug. (30th,) 1002, the re- lluencc ng of a floor in tho court Neci e, also, tho building of a now to $17 jo over Bear Creek at rail- loguc i trestle, on Camden road, to s and speeitications will be j ^ i known on day of letting at jourt house at 11a. m. The t to reject any and all bids is WGFF ved. W. Q. Casket, County Supervisor. cj NIVERSITY f?uu OF NORTH CAROLINA. <>-' *110. THE HEAD lie Slate's Educational System. srrattj?.: icmlc i)( par (mi lit. La w, d Merlictne, * Pharmacy. riiis Dig Laxa no hundred and eight scholar- u*o s. Free tution to teachors j j to ministers' sons. Loans \\'|, .ne nceey. slop, Students. I Instructors compl r Dormitories, vVater A'orks, Central Heating System. '1|'r " all ti r:n begins September S, New ' 2. Address, uans \ VENABLK, President, ''ea,hl Chapel Hill, N. C. (.;:^v f 4 ?2tn. key ?X C OP COTTON SEED OIL AS FOOD. 3amc Into General Use and Why it incd in Popularity-?lt is Safe and Wholesome. tlio earliest Eiblo times to the day nations of tlio countries illng tlio Mediterranean have 10 oil of tlio olive ono of their 1 articles of diet. It Is used in ing operations ami replaces the nd lard of tlio nations in northope. There Is 110 question but puro vegetable oil Is a most nd healthy article of diet. We ead of dyspepsia and troubles ailar nature among tho people Levant, doubtless bccauso the n as a necessary part of a well d diet is always taken as a getablo oil. In our own counto within the last few years been used but llttlo as an ar uicc, except by Europeans who ado their homes in our midst. 0 clung to tho traditions of our nccstors and used the hard fats 1 from hogs and cattle. Tho if this country aro beginning to their mistake. Throughout our 1 States wo have trees, small e, but groat in numbers, which a fruit far more wonderful 0 olive, wo refer to our cotton Its liber clothes the world, its 2lds an oil which Is unrivaled tness and purity by tho finest of tho pressed olive. t seed oil was refined in small os prior to tho Civil war. It 3 way to Kuropo and came back y bottles mixed with ollvo oil. Kirly SO's tho production of the lased rapidly. Great quantities their way to Chicago in mysy marked packages, the contents It properly blended with other 1, traveled all over the world in a of lard, v'? the 5*ear 18S? It was discovered 2 amount of lard shipped from 1 greatly exceeded the weight lie hog3 received and an inveswas instituted by Congress brought forth tho information ! product of the cotton seed was unobjectionable as an article and liablo to bo preferred by -) that of tho hog. For various our people have always been M against the oil itself, though largo quantities of It In the C lard compound. This prejuno doubt largely duo to the eflning methods used by many manufacturers who turned out if unpleasant flavor which gave ' dlsagreeablo odors In cooking. scicncG has shedr Its Tays on >at product of our section and is now produced in enormous ies, absolutely freo frotn odor or and almost colorless. Shipped is it ittius its way into the large shops of the country, where the place of many tons of lard tter. Packed in hermltocally cans it is invading kitchens of t families. It Is making friends sere. The greatly extended use >n seed oil in the household has reatly to the wealth of our farmmaking a sure market for all 1 which they can produce. This icreas? in the use of the oil has en made possible by improved methods which were the relonsr. patient and expensive exits by the loading company in iiness. Such experiments could i made by the combined recentered in a large corporation :an command the needed brains itcrlals and furnish the necesloney outlay to conduct expenperintents on a practical scale, armer of the south has no better than tho largo companies who ly striving to improve the ptodliis cotton seed and extend the otton seed oil as a food product, s most successful of these covin tho manufacture of a is the Southern Cotton Oil ly, whose worka are at Savana., and who have lieadqaavters neral offices in Columbia, B. C.. ah. Ga., Atlanta, Ga., and Char1. C., any of which ypill gladly information. ^ E./S. McDOW, 1CI.YX and SURGEON ATA XV B A HOUSE, nth Side, Up Stairs. OFFICES N DAY AND N1GII - l*liono *.)?. fFOBD COLLEGE ARTAN13URG, S. C. <NYIJI2R, M. A., PRESIDENT Coilego Courses. Favorliroumlings. The best in!S. assary expellees from $1G0 5 for tho year. For cataor other information, apply (J A M EWELL, Secretary. 030 COLLEGE FITTING SCHOOL I'AUTANBl'BC, S. C. ^iini new building. Carecntion to individual stuHoard and tuition for year, All information given by A. M. DiTHE, Head Mastor. ? ''nSSXnHMHBBHa nnturo la on every box of tho genuine itive Dromo*Quinine Tablets CHly that rcrcs r? eolil In one day 1 lit 'iriv A I II Kl( (mum) came that sprightly faultless skin, rich, rosy exion, smiling face. Sho good, feels good. Here's eoro*. She uses Dr. King's [jit'o l'ilIs. Result, ? all oraetivo, digestion good, no ches, no chance for "blues." hem yourself. Only 25c at ford Rros. and J. F. Mack: ('o's.