The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, August 16, 1902, Image 4
ARE YOU WISE *??%?
?Hon there is no rwned j to equal'
an eas*
c
and a sure way to tr
Thrnjrfc in nrrif?r fr*
^nd insure healthy
take half a glassfull
it a teaspoonful oi
Mexlca:
Rix
and with thit gargle the thr
Than bathe the outside of tha t!
aunt ud after doing this pour ?o
around tha nock. It is a POSIT!
25c., 50c. and 9
IT MAY BE YOU STJ3
?an Mustang Iiilnnaent and you <
ANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY
(schedule in effect JuneS, 1902.
(Daily except Huud*' )
WESTBOUND I EASTBlUJND.
So's. 14 and 16. | No's. !5 and 1?.
A M. P M. A Ji. P M
8 t)0 6 45 Ar Chester Lv 10.00 8 15
7.80 6.15 Rlchburg 10 ^7 8 45
7.$1 6.05 Bascorabville 10 47 8 l2
7.10 5.45 Fort'Lawn 11 03 0 0-5
P M ?
6.1.5 5.15 L<y Lancaster :\r 11 30 9 30
No. 14. leaving Lancaster 6-45 am.,
.aakes close connection at ''heater
vith Southern K>iii wa> No 36 for
Charlotte md poiut* n <r?0; tod ^ea
-ir.i \ir IjI j ' \tlav; -u eclal"
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itu ?.'aronuM a ud Northwestern Railray
No. 10 for enoir N. (', and ln rmediat*.
points arid .Southern Railway
No 33 f >c o.uiu' an?l points
aouih.
No. 16, leaving Cheater 10.00 a ra,
oounects with Southern Railway No.
48 from Columbia and points south;
Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special"
from northern and eastern points and
Southern Railway No. 33 from Northern
and eastern points, an < ' Lanoaater
with 8 C A G E for Blacltsburg.
No, 16, leaving Lancaster 5 15 p m, i
unnecta at Lancaster with 8C4GE
from Camden and Marlon, aud South- 1
rn Railway No. 34 at Chester for
Charlotte aud points north.
2No. 17, leaviug Chester 8.15 p m, !
oonnects at Chester with Southern
Railway No. 34 from Columbia aud
points south.
JaS M. HEATH, (Jen Pass. Agt
LEROY 8PRINOB. President..
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MAGNETIC rHVINE:
to M):il w ten u.i. < ? to
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Indulgent? Prion $1 ;<5 1?oxon $ 5. ^
mail i plait: (iHckHMf *i> any h<1-jt
dr?M 'mi twi!.)' of prJ<-? -'old only by *
Crawford H. <?, l>rugg.f.l*, Agents, [,
Laneaatar, ?(\ ?
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my people suffer through Irnorr
don't know that tor all innamUexloan
Mustang Iilnlmenfc
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eat a case of Sore 1
kill disease germs ?
throat action is to- J
of water put into t
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a Mustang
limcnt ]
oat at frequent interval*.
broat thoroughly with the lini- I
me on a soft cloth and wrap .
VE CURE. '
1.00 ? bottle. 1
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baen troubled with a rtmnln* i
er. Treat it at once with Mexl;an
depend upon a speedy cure. ,
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
LANCASTER, 8. O.
f^rticm-t- tobacco sph j
LJUIN I and smoke
** ??? Your Life away!
Toil can be cured of any form of tobacco lifting
asily, tie made well, strong, magnetic, full of j
lew life and vigor by taking MO-TO-BAO, ,
hat niakea weak men strong. Many gain |
en pounds in ten days. Over BOOgOOO i
urea. All druggists. Cure .guaranteed. Book- |
et and advice. I'KKE. Address STKHXINU |
IKMHDY CO., Chicago or New York. ?7
To Vote in Primary.
There is considerable talk
ho rounds those days us t
* entitled to vote in ^he p
us, and in order to set th
or straight we give bel
luuliticatioris of the voter i
cribed by the law of the
Rule 1. The qualiiicati
lieio'oeiship iu any subot
lub of the Democratic pi
his state, or for voting at s
tcratic primury, shall be
owe, viz: The upplicai
liembership, or voter, shall
rears ef age, or Rhall bee
>efore the next succeeding j
deetion, and be a white
:rat, or a Negro who vo
joneral-. Hampton in.
vho baa voted ,tlie. Deui
icket continuously , since,
ndad, that no white man s
excluded from participation
Democratic primary whc
,ake the pledge required
rules of the Democratic pa
The managers at each bo>
primary election shall ]
jvery voter in a Democra
aoary election to pledge 1
to abide the result of the pi
and to support the nomi
the party, and to take 1
lowing oath and pledge, vi
do solemnly swear that 1 a:
qualified to vote at this e
according to the rules of th<
ocratlc party, and that 1 hi
voted before at this electh
pledge myself to suppo
nominees ?f this primary."
Constitution, article V
this election only Dem
white voters who have bee
dents of the state twelve
and the county sixty days p
iug the next general electit
such Negroes as voted the
ciatic ticket in 187C, and i
voted the Democratic tick
tinuously since, to be she
the certified? of ten white
cratic voters, who have be
idents of the state the no
of such elections, may vote
vided. That no person s
allowed to vote except hi
bo enrolled on the particuli
list at which he tn *
least five days before t
election. Each club shall
aeparate polling place for p
elections.
ALL WERE SAVI
"For years I suffered such
misery from Bronchitis,"
J H Johnston, of Brougbtoi
"that often 1 was unable to
rhen, when everything else
L was wholly cured by Dr.
New Discovery for Censun
My wife suffered intensely
Asthma, till it cured her,
our experience goes to sbm
the best Croup medicine
world." A trial will convin
it's unrivaled for Throat am
iiseasea. Guaranteed bott
ind $1.00. Trial bottles 1
Crawford Bros, and J. F. A
fcCo.
W.?"They tell me the
mobile has been intiodu
pour town "
T. ? "introduced? It
wait to be introduced. It
t8elf at borne right off.
irst day it ran over two cl
ind a man with a wooden le
t has threatened three ti
jreak into tho drug store
jorner."
CHICHESTER'S EN61
PENNYROYAL PI
*afr. Al*v?v? reliable. L.h?1Ic?, ask I >r
CMK'II KMTKft'ft F.XWI.INII In K
IJold metallic boxes, vculeil with blui
Tab* no other. Ib'fliie <finiftrroui
tutlonannd ImllnlloiiM. ituvofyour
or iwnd 4f. In HtainpH for I'artitulari
ntonlala and " Roller for l.arilea,'
bv rolara Mall. IO.OOO Testimonial*,
all DrujndaU.
OHIOHMBTBR CHKMIOA,, Ol
lOO Madison Mqaara, Plllt
Maatlsa tfcU ?iHr<
I
Two Polioetuen Slain. II
We offer
ward for a
going Chicago, Aug. 12.?Omcers ?. ,.Ur?
to who rimotby Devino and Charles T e , V> 4
rimar* Pennell, patrolmen of the Chica vV* tin*
e mat- go polico department, wore killed ^nov^iii
ow the early today in u revolver bailie business u
J aoie ?<? o??r
as pre- with what is supposed to havo t\v their fl
party: been a gang of thugs. Much
ion for m)stery surrounds the shooting WA,'I^y|^1
dinute for both men dUd before an ado- iiajp8 <
irty of quate account of the shooting teruady.a
r, , , , . . . . and mueoi
i Dem- could be obtained. Pri.-e, 76<
as fol- The 6ght occutred just before ^Tlah's'li
at for dawn, near Jackson boulevaid and
I be 21 Ashland avenue, in the aristocrat*
ome so ic section ef the west side. The MdDB^6F
general shots aroused the entire neighbor.
'.-if ? i-_ i 1 IL.
uwvu. viii^cui njiiu uwmu iue Heal
toil lor dying policemen groan rushed to ^
r6, and their assistance and mw men runocratic
ning away. Pursui
Pro- Officer Penned meanwhile hod the I
ball be staggered a hundred feet to a pa- lj008 *or
i in the trol box and sent in an alarm for
> shall assistance. At once the police ter (jm,n
by the set a drag net for all suspicious in Augui
rty* characters and soon bad six men ination o
c at tha in custody. Before PenOell did cers, mei
reeuire he was able to gasp out a few
. , r. 1 ? . . on* Unit
tic pn- words about "roboers, ginog p0l]8
himself descriptions of two men. morning
imary, i ? o'clock
DM8 of "Kill Yo?rDog And Buy a Pig." f"llowm!
the fol- . ' 8lii<l e,8cl
z: 44I An exchange says: "Kill veur
m duly dog and buy a pig with the dollar ja^*
ilection you save on dog tax. The scraps
b Dom- you feed the dog would make the ^ ^
ave not pig weigh three hundred pounds, an(j q j
in, and and then you could sell it and
rt the give your wife the money." |
Yes, kill your dear old faithful, and J. C
I: At mindful, thankful, trustful dog
looratic and buy a pig. But when you J H.
m jreei- come home after a hard day's toil burk and
months don't expect that same pig to meet
receed- you two blocks away with a joy Jas. A4
>n, and ful little cry of welcome at every an(* D. I
Demo- jump. Sometime when you feel
is have unusually "blue" and it seems us J. 1'.
*- J D VI T I
et con- if the whole world was "knock- " * J
>wn by ing" against you, don't expect
Demo- it to nestle up to your side and
en res- laying its head within your lap,
minees wag out its unalloyed sympathy. ^
: Pro- Don't expect it to forsake its meal Bochel ft
hall be of 44 scraps" just for the privi- H.
s name lege of being your companion on j, a.
?r ciud a lonely drive or walk. Don't and A. ?
'ote, at expect it to do any .of these 4'lit
he first tie things,"?there's a vast dif* H. J.
have a ference between your most con- 111011 nn(l
riaiary stant friend and q pig.
r , . G. L.
Unrecognizable. andO.?\
"Ym< 1 bave * P"?y b'g n0dTHx.
writes month," said the caudidmaD,
a, Ga.v tfhot I have learned to keep it ,y p
> work.. shut. 1 got my tested when I was Hnd j
^iled, ?maallt>ojr. j
iptlOT* 'lI "U born *nd broa8bt aP O" Jerrr
frim a farBl? mnd 1 had habit of 8? Itobinsor
and all tag around with my mouth wide
w it ie open, especially if there was any- j ft
in the tbmg unusal going on. One day and J. V
ice you an anc]0f whom I had not seen v-~
les ^c *or " * T"it*
Free at "Hello, uncle," said I, looking Reece P<
lackey up at him with my mouth open
like a barn door. E. O.
^ "He looked at me for a me- andJp.8?
* " meat without answering, and then At taa
iced In j j. - x precinct
the court
44 4Cloae your mouth, sonny, 23rd and
j:J.U ? * - --
uiuu ii bo x can see woo you are ' "? ug6 on tt
made Detroit Freo Press.
, The ??~eu
lildren U| fP#?
rILEO VIGI
it v]
si2^'ssfiis^f.via*?uw' ?1 (p , 01
O H. Kbit*. i?ti jo dm St.. Sioux City, la AND VT
IM1 1611 cuaiai
jsh m candv ijost vi(h)
I A m CATHARTIC ^ DiZ7.tn?HH.
is;
atiiily,
clean* ihe
the HI)Hit
**' _Pl?ftWnt. Palatabla. Potent, Tut* Good, Do ?'rft
Good, tferar 8lok*n, Waakao,or Grip*.lOo,36o, (Oo. O'oss t'? T
... curs constipation. ... young mi,
ribboi '"i** *? *r C?CM?f, ??*w?l. IwIhI. ?1? HoxCS
yrssg: no-to-baq xir.sikral&'afiiif''in
letttr, .i
hold by mammtpmrnm
Tine One Day Cold Cure.
> Kermott's Chocolate* I.axntlve Quinine fo? lto-1
A., PA. cold in the head and aor* throat. Childran tak* Guarantee
tBein like caadp. <n?n atronz.
OWN Til I?
Ou? Hundred Do
uy caae of Catarrh
<) * \ rmii't ( sua
iKN KY A L , V
'to<lerMlgneu. I at
> r'ir toe lout 15 y
i? perfectly lioooru
'HIlHNCtlOIlN HIlU li
ry uui an> wbllgat
rm.
KU/VX, Wholesu'e
do, O.
Kinnan A
IIohhIO DruKgi8t8, r
Uatarrli Cure i*
ciiug directly upon
Ha Burfwooa of thi
5. per bottle. Ho
l erttimonialH frt
'anally Pills are tin
s For The
Primary ]
juai ters Exec. C
uncaster County,
August ]
ant to the rules
)erooeratio Pi inn
the State of Soi
election will be
us precincts of
ty on tbe last
it (tbe 26th) fo^
f State und Cou
rubers of tbe Gei
members of Conj
ed States Senat
I open at 8 o'clo
ftnd remain op
in tbe afternoei
l managers will
tion:
Belais.
"Wilson, J. O. J
iley.
Van Wyck.
Griffin, C. W.
Vaughn.
New Cut.
Flynn, T. R.
. Williams.
Tsadksvillk.
Stewart, E. (jG.
I ?l. G. Laney.
Dwight.
[. btoguer, J. H
Walters.
Taxahaw.
Ingram. Amnw I
Dwery.
Welsh's.
Est ridge, S. B. .
I. Cunningham.
Flat Creek.
Blackmon, Lee
[organ.
41 le Gold Mini
Baker, R. R.
5. Brown.
Kershaw.
Gardner, W. L
R. S. Floyd.
Heath - Springs.
Mobley, E. M
V. Maekey.
Carmel.
Carter, James
i. Sowel.
Montgomery.
Milliard, ^LM.
Barber., lancaster,
C. H
M. Knight, ?
I and G. W. Jon
Thorn well.
Thompson, Tun
irea Tillman. ?
Elgin.;Bailey,
J. 8. Hi
>rier.
Primus,
HinaoD, W. B
ph Faulkoobern
st one manager f
IB ronnirarl tn
w > V\|UI& VU III
; house on Satui
1 get balfot b
le 26tb.
H. ?. Cofi
Chai
IRofM
Quickly, Perm*
, Restored
DlrO 3&
HEAT FRENCH
rALIZElt is sold i
i tee to care Nervoui
'ify Faflinir Mfiw
Hynterla, Hi opt* ?
ferv>UB Hj m; *-r>i C
t* or Hx'-fHHlvp ITi
tium. i iquoro, or
hat KHIh ''ft whii
iiiHumption ? <! 1
Blood and Brain,
ert-d iNerves, Rr?
Vouth ?r-d Brii u'sle
I 'I eelis H'mI M
>1 Mnn g iivo'ii t
B\ Muii to Any
Bi"H DruirgiM, j.|p
ro- Rm tor Wtttf Co
d tobacco habit euro, r
blood pure. Mo il. Al
? EdacaUToar lioiral* Wllb Caloarnu.
Candy CathartU, cure constipation foreran
>ll?r-t Re- J iOc.aBc. If C. C. C fail, d-nefrlaurefund atoaee
ihat din- - ?
AN ORDINANCE
eare?and FOR THE PROMOTION OF
bio iu mil HEALTH IN THE TOWN
il&uclaily
loo8ma.il OF LANCASTER AND PREDruggiat
SCRIBING PUNISHMENT
FOR VIOLATION TH EREOF
Marvin
roledo. O,
taken in-* SE^ION 1. Tha?, hereafter. all
i the blood ownersjof real esaie. or tenants, or
? system. persons ooi upylug Hi.me, within the
Id by aii corporate limits of the Town of I,an,H<
carter, ti |?on which a?. v dwelling
s beat brine is situated, ahall erect thenou
suitable privies f??i tlie o?-iiveulence of
wmmmmmmmm the oc.Mipailis of said dwelling or
lioum; That all privies shall be ere< t
e.l et I-ast teli (III) feet from aay
ditch used for aruinage and at least
PliMinn flfteeu (15) feet from any of the str.es
ClIvullvUi oi* the Town; and all privies hereto,
fore er.cted, at u nearer distance to
otn. draius and streets lhah herein pre,
S. C. scribed, shall forthwi'h be moved and
o 1QOQ reelected.
8ectloii2. That dry earth, ashes,
govern- charcoal or lime shall be used In all
arv Elec- privies, and be placed o' the deposits
.L therein, at least once ?,acli day, and
v^aro- that bo slops, rubbish or other refuse
held at or filthy matter shall he p actd on
Lanoas- 8ft,<1 deposits
rp , Sections That it Shall he unlawful
luesuay to bury or leave exposed, witt In the
the nom- eorjorat* limlls of said Town, any
nfv nffi- fecal matter, excrement. or privey
* , deposits,- mikI that all privies In said
leral1 As* corporate limits, shall be thoroughly
gross and cleansed at least once a month our*
.pr ing the months of Noyernlr-r. Decern
.. .. bar, Januaiy, Fehruaiy, Match and
K ID IDe I A p: il, aud one? ?very two we hs duren
till 4 ' ***? r<*ma'n',,8 months of each
jyrar, and at ih? time of cleansing
11. 1 he HgDie the fecal matter, exeiemei t aud
serve at deposits shall he carried beyond the
corporate limits of *he said Town
Bectiou 4. That the duly authorized
officers aud agents of the Town
1 ii ji Council of said Town, including the
riall and members of the Board of Health, shall
have free Ingress and egress to, and
from, ary privies, lot or real estate
within the corporate limits of the said
MoOiiirt Town, forth? purpose of earring out
the sanitary rules and regulations as
prescribed in this ordinance That if
shall be unlawful lor any person or
persons to hinder, molest or obs ruct
Langley any of the officers or Agents of anid
Town in the discharge of their duties
as herein set forth Thai B shall be
the duty of th? Policemen, under the
t-> , tupeivision of the Board of Health, to
ruutier- iu8pect all privies In hhW Town during
the first tlvednvA of every month
and as often thereafter as the Board of
Health may direct.
I. Steele Section 6 That any violation of the
provisions of any of the foregoing
sections of this ordinance shall bey un<ishod
I y t> lii ? of not more thau thirty
($30,00) dollars or less than one ($1.00)
iird and dollar, or by inaptisnnment for not
more than thirty days or ies* thau
one da}'.
Section 6 Tbatall ordinances or parts
UMhhprta ordinances Inconsistent with litis
ordinance ate hereby r? pealed.
Ratified by the Mayor in l Aldermen
in l otiticll assembled, this
? , twenty sixth day of July, A D 1902.
Bird and H E VVYLIE, Mayor.
Attest: ,
C 1) Jones, Clerk
Williams
notice. - .
To the citizens of the Town of
LuDcantor.
. Bruce
The Xown Council has passed an
ordinance requiring p~ivy deposits to
ii.,.,.. oe carried beyond the Town limit*,
nunier Council do n,ia worljcheapergand
more satisfactorily than private
Individuals, provided a . sufficient,
number of persons will contrac* with
Williams It todoso " c.vr*
The Town will do the, worfc.at the,
- *" following ra'ee per year, i ayab e Id x
advance. Viz: $1.25 lor private fatal-,
. , lies; $6 0h for Hotels and $2 CO for
). v>lark. Boarding houses, provided I oxes are
es. ma^de and placed below the -privy
seats, and piovided patties contracting
will come, forward and pay the above -.
Mr Cniit amounts to the Town Treasurer
e VU,H July ?ftth, 1902 '
JI..E Wylie Mayor< if*
AR 0RD1MAMCE
TU II PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL
' MlUer TAX ON ALL DOG?FOUND
rem each WITHIN THE LIMITS OF
corne to THE TOWN .OF LANCAS
day.the TEH. ?
oxen for ge jt ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town of Lancaster,
-jrT in councfl assemble aud by the an*
tliority of same
irman%? 8ec i Thni.au annual tax of On?
Dollar Is hereny assessed and levied
against the owner of each deg or
btich kept within the corporate limits
FBil of said t ?wn to be paid oil or befoie
PM" Janv 1st 1%3, and on.: r .before Jan- ,
? ^ uary Ist of each and ? - y year thereinontly
after .. That upon . irtyaumt-of said- ...
tax. the owner of any dog unhitch .
JEAN shall be furnkhed "by the-Chief of
VKKA'.o; Police with a'sg which eltsil be im? .
TONIC;,. mediately placed upon said d>?g or
vlth writ" 'bitch by being attached to a collar.' i
Debility. Hectinn 3 That any dog or .bitcb
>ry. Pits, found running at large without the
II Drains tag prescribed in dectiou 2 of this ornu-ed
by dinance, shall he s?ized and impoundi>e
of Tot cd by the officer? of lite low n end un
Zdvlu- loss the paid lax <>f of One Do'lar, to
1? otl In- getlier with an additional amount of
>eath. ft twenty live cents f<u the taking tip of
lltiilds up sai#l dog or illicit, 5s pa d within
tons .he thirty hours fr<?ni lime of beigure then
the rMnk tai t dog <>r hitch shall forthwith he
shes y??u kilhd,
JOc , liS Kxtifbd by .he Mayor and Ahlervdtl'esH.
n.en In council assembled llii* 20th
eots. I,an day ?.J Ju'y. 1902
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