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NOTICE OF ELECTION. For Representative in C'ougiese Flft District State ok South Carolina, \ ( ounty ok lancaster | Notice is hereoy given that the Get ral Election for Representative i Congret-s will he held at the votin precincts fixed t?y law in tlie c< tint of I .ancaster on Tuesday, November1V02. eai-l day being Tuesday followln the first Monday us prescribed by lav The qualifications for suffrage are # follows: Residence in the State f< r two yean in the County one year, in lite nollin precinct in which the elector offers t vote for four tnontha, ami the pay met six months before any election of an oil tax then due and pa> aide: Proviii *d, Tiiat ministers in charge of an 01 gauized cliurch and teachers of publ scliooN shall be entitled to vote aft* six months' resident'* in the Mtat? otherwise quadfled Registration. Payment of ell tax s, including po fax, assessed and collectible during ' li previ us year. The production of certificate or of the receipt ? f the offl cei atphorlxcd t?? collect such laxt shall be conclusive proof of the pay meat thereof. Before ihe hour fixed lor opeuinj the polls Managers and ( lerks niintake Mid subscribe to the Constitution! oath The Chairm .11 of ttie Bosr.l < Managers can administer die oath t tne other Managers and to the Clerk; Notary Public must administer th oath to the Chairman. The munvgoi elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must b opened at 7 o'clock a m and closed u 4 o'clock p. m., except in the city 0 Chariest 11, where they shall be open ed at 7 a. ni. and closed at Op. in. The managers have the power <0 fll a vacancy, and if none of the Manager attend tne citizens can appoint fron among the qualified voters ilie Mana gers, who, after being sworn, can con duct ihe election. At the close of the election, the Muii agers anil Clerk must proceed public); to open the ballot boxes and count th ballot** there! , a id continue withou adjournment until the same Is com p'eted and make a statement of tli result for each ofilceand sign the same Within three dnjs thereafter, th chairman of (lie Board, or some on designated by the Board, must ilelive to the Commissioners of Election tU poll list, the boxes containing th bai lots and writteu statements of the re suit of the election. The following MANAGERS OK ELECTION have been appointed to hold the elec tion at the various precincts 111 th said county: Belair?D S Wilson, J K Hall, Jac Ashl-y. Van Wvck?O H (trim., t' \v \t* Guirt, O JL? Vaughn. New Cut?TB Craig. T It Langley J C William?. Tradesville?J II Stewart, KG Fui derkurk,J T Laney. Dwight?Jas M Stogner, J O Porte D E Walters -Taxaliuw?J P Ingram. A mo* Bin RAP Hunter. Welsh's?B F Estridge, H B Robert J W Cunningham. Flat Creek?R L Black mon, G Cook, Rochel Morgan. HaileGold Mine, J A Baker, R Williams, A K Biooni. KeishaM?H J Gardner, W L Bltcl mon, 11 rt Floyd Heath Springs?G L Mobiey, K I Bruce. O W Mackey. Carmel? A H Carter, Jas Hunter, L Sowell. Montgomery ?W P Hiliiaid, J Williams, J R Barber. Lancaster?J Roy Cunningham, B Cbuaar, E C Secrest. Thornwell?J R Thompson, Turn Culp P M i.athan. Elgin ?A J Bailey, J S Hagin R?-ec- Porter. Prim -?EOHi' sou, \V B Milit Joseph Faulkenberry. Tue managers at each precinct nan ed abovt. are requested to delegate 01 of their number lo secuie b<>xes ai blanks for the election. They caul secured on Saturday, November 1st, Monday following at Lancaster cou House. J Harry Foster, Geo VV Jones, J Clark Robinson, Commissioners of Federal Elect h for Lancasler County. Oct. 13lb, 1902 Before buying, selling or ren ing, it will pay you to see T. Carter, the real estate agen' ?Subscribe to Tnp Lancasti Ledger. $1.50 per annum. . &?.? .V. x .-.i J/M- FOR INFORMATI Imkr THE VIRGINIA-C, W&fc' CHARLESTON, Secretary Hester's Statemeat. Receipts in October Show l)ocrease Compared With Last j Year?Total Movement k For Ahead of 1901. V I. f* New Orleans, Oct. 24. ? Secre7 * is tary Hester's weekly New Or- j s 'leans cotton exchange statement : ^ issued today "shows for twenty- 1 it four days of October u decrease i I* under last year of 130,000 and a ! r* decrease under the same period j year before last of 232,000. For j tho 54 days of the season that i have elapsed the aggregate is ,, ahead of the same days last year u 428,000 and ahead of tho same ; >8 days year before last 153,000. The amount brought into sight S during tho past week has been U 446,72S against 568,496 for the 'of same seven days last year, 485, a trzu year uorore iusi a The niovemont since Sept. 1 shows receipts at all United States it ports to havo been 1,945,186 '_f against 1,582,002 last year; overland across the ^Mississippi, Ohio ?, and Potomac rivers to northern ^ mills and Canada 116,901 against 116^119 last year; interior stocks in excess of those held at the close y ot the commercial year, 343,115 t against 314.451 last year, and *! southern mill takings 344,500 > against 309,300 last year. e The total movement since Sept. 1 is 2,749,762 against 2,321,772 - ' last year and 2,596,807 year before last. Foreign exports for the week j j havo been 211,231 against 264,e 231 last year making the total k thus far for the season 1,282,703 i-' against 1,013,624 last. year. r j The total takings of American mills north and south and Canada ' thus far for the season have been r? 656,715 against 567,951 last I, year. s | Stocks at tho seaboard and the 29 leading southern interior con. ties have increased during the ** j week 127,411 bales against an in- . < crease during the corresponding M period last season of 208,212. T! Including stock left over at ! ports and interior towns from tho M i last crop and the number of bales N , brought into sight thus far for er j the new crop'the supply to date is h 2,964,836 against 2,681,459 for for the same period last vear. r, ^ HIS L1PK IN PKKIL ue >?11 "I just seemed to have gone all or to pieces," writes Alfred Bee, of irt Welfare, Tex., ''biliousness and a lame back had made life a bur | den. 1 couldn't eat or sleep and felt almost too worn out to work 5,1 when 1 began to use Electric Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now I sloop like a top, can eat anything, have gained in strength s and enjoy hard work." They ' give vigorous health and new life to weak, sickly, run down people. Try .hem. Only 50c at Crawford Bros., and J. F. Mackey & Co's. drug store. jwrv. sv ii^CAROlJMW Ijbu. - 1 Willi ON AD0RES8 AROUNA CHEMICAL CO. ow E S.G.USA. . ~ ' - ;Pt f . 4 Tho Bearded Lad/ Dead. New York, Oct. 24.? Annie Jones, tho bearded woman of Barnaul's museum, known for years among museum freuks as "Jouesy," died early 'ihursday morning in Brookly n. She was probably the most widely advertised freak that ever traveled with Buruum's show, and for thirtysix yeprs, ever since she was a year old, was exhibited before the public. She was known throughout Europe as well us in this country and look great de light in relating her experiences in the paluces of foreign potentates. She had met aud made tho acquaintance of all the kings and queens of her time aud today her mother's home in Brooklyn is filled with souvonirs of these meetings, for she received from tho sovereigns many tokens which she highly prized. Delinquents Brought to Time. A paper in Golden, Col., raked in muny delinquents on the ground of this eloquent appeal: "You may approximate the stars in a nail ketr. honor thn r?p?nn nn o grapevine to dry, wipe the nose off a cyclone with a towell, cut off the tail end of a tornado for keepsuke, put the sky in the ground to soak, unbuckle the bellyband of eternity and open up the sun and moon as lieajth resorts, but never be deluded with the idea that you can escape the other side of purgatory if you don't pay for your paper." ?Saturday morning Edward A Utley, a guest of Hotel Lafayette, Lafayette, N. C., shot and instantly killed T. B. Hollingsworth, night clerk at the hotel. Utley waa drunk and wild. ?Pay your Subscription to th< Ledger and be happy. COFFINS. ((Ml o o o c o o U"l I We now li and will cool complete line < \ burial CASKETS, all sizes and qualities COFFIN up to Hands CALL and see us or send fortunate as to have a doatl Within the R -limltrl LANCAJSTEK, S. O., .XM-r VS 5HEMICAL 00 JutjAJjk A.CTUWS fii IARTH MOST ECONOK/ ft IS, COFFIN iftvo in stock, Linuo to keep, a jf COFFINS aud Our stock embraces , from the plain, cheap ome METALLIC cases, us your order when so uni in your family. PRICES EACH of ALL mde to. Oct. 15, 1902.?tf. wllusr^l ORTY FACTORIES <M IE MANAGEMENT OWEST PRICES Amos Owens Monoy Will Not Distributed Until It is Ai Paid Iu. _ Statdsville Landmark Mr. 11 C. Cowlos, re.eivei the fund iu the Amos Owen eh ry tree ease, was seen today bis office by a reporter of Landmark, and in roply U question for information as to fund, and its disbursement, e that only a part of the fund quired had been paid in, and t the court will not order any < tributions of it until the amount is paid to tho recoiv When this is done advice will given instructing parties ho* ' present claims for considers and payment. No further in | mation can bo given until full amount is paid in, and the der of the court thereon made What is Missed By Not Advei ins:. A celebrated writer says 1 ho will never buy anything store which does not advei freely. "That Merchant," explains, "who does not ki the value of advertising is hind the age in one particu He is therefore probably beh / it in others. 1 prefer to i with up-to date establishment HOW'S Til IS f We offer One Hundred Dollars ward for any cape of Catarrh that not be cured by Hall's Catarrh (. F J CHENJGY A O., Props. ' ledi, O r We the undersigned I ave kn F J Hheney f.?r toe la.-'t 15 years, believe hiiu p/rfeetly honorable ii i business transactions and (inane able to carry out any obligations r . by their firm. West a Tkuax, Wholesale Drug Toledo, O. Waudino Kinkan & Mae Wholesale Druggists, Toled Hall's Catarrh Cure is tukci t- rually, acting directly upon the 1 and raucous surfaces of the sya Price, 75c. ner bottle Hold b; 5 Druggists, Testimonials free. Hall's Familv Pills are the best IJfllfl O o o o o * 1 . be 1 Mexican Mustang Liniment Mmuj Z - A toa^^r^ ,he a harrow orsuffers no moro tl that is tortured with Spavin Sores, Sprains, etc. Most ho dis* and apply tho kind of sympa - far and wide as Mustan 6 IT ho Llim now Never fails?not even in the n . Cures caked udder in cows qui remedy. Hardly a disease pe? I ar. or joints that cannot bo cured iin?J , . Mexican KSiiS Mustang Liniment xtkoep ts." Lancaster and Chester ii he. railwav. 1 can- schedule in effect Junes, 1902. J jure ?p0- (Dailyexcept Sunday) Y" WF8TBOUND I EASTlH I'ND. t own \o's. 14 and 16. | No's. :6 unu I. J (p ?n3 A M. P M. A , P M | A1 D ?|1 1 fni tally s'u0 ? 45 Ar Chester i,v 10.00 6 15 nadt 7.30 6.15 Rlohburg 10 7 8 46 Dj 7.23 6.05 BawmbvilJe 10 47 8 62 ' on 7.10 5.45 Fort;Lawn 11 03 9 06 J*8 l> M ba IVIN 1 ftl thi o, O. 6.45 5.15 Ly Lancaster A r \1 3!) 9 30 gii l In- No. 14. leaving Lancaster 6*45 am., cl? rlood 'Makes close connection at Chester t6a!i Southern Railway No. 36 for q'j Charlotte and points north; and Sea Y< board Air Liue ' Atlanta Special" h' for Atlanta and points west A'ao *'r cai with Carolina and Northwestern Rail0 vay No. 10 for enoir, N. C, and in- _ termed is to points, and Southern Rail- ! Ej St way No 33 for Columhi- and points S k joulh. ?No. 15, leaving Chester 10.00 a m, connects with Southern Railway No. 16 from Columbia and points south; Seaboard Air Liue "Atlantu Special" from uorthern and eastern points and i IL{ Southern Railway No. 33 from North- ! i0 jrn and eastern points, an Lau- ' water with SC'&GE for Blacksburg. \ No, 16, leaving Lancaster 5 15 p m, vc connects at Lancaster with 8C&UE from Camden and Marion, and .South- sp am Railway No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte and points north No. 17, leaving Cluster 8.16 p m, jonnects at Chester with southern fin Railway No. 34 from Columbia aud ooints south. I JA3 M. HE A TH, Gen Pass. Agt LEROY 8PRINGH. President.. j?( " g. Bf 711K3 ett , !r%iU ? ? K'o3 a* ? D ? 0 3*r ?I 3 2 8 -I ? lni ^ 2* B ^ CA ??r? fWlS-Ei.'S ? ".fr? f - B ? |f |g.3?OU ?" r> -Mollis6! *a?sm:?! rK, S*?.n -s-S S-1 . 1 CD b s ? gr? ? ? Cl. 5' ? ? e = S "S I?T1 C6 ? ? m Cv |? ' S 3 cr- sg>|ir a )'?, wi tt 2-^c - _ SE ? 8. g ? ? B. ?So cr . B ? 5' . 55 $ % If. ? = s f 3 lit? Hi B, y mmm m t c- ? & a ! 52, ? I f ,= ? 3- t? 1 r* g-r-* g|af , ? ? sS L ~ ue | I/IGOR of MEN | D aaiTi* A*1.1.. j rv I msiij. yuioniy ana remta- c. | Nantly Restored MRI1C NERVINE. is BOhl wltb >> i: (t *: s u ira to y? cure Insomnia, Kits I ' z/u.i- 11> r teria, Nervous Debility l.ost Vitality ,,f I Seminal Losses, I'ai top Memory? ' the result of Ovi r-uoik. Work, Wor aP J ry,Sie,kne m K f-rn ?? Youth <?rO\ m j indulgence W,ipc$l;Olio\cs)ltf!1 I flty mall I i . nnc.kajje n any adI reus Oil , o.' prion S ;lil only liy j raw ford Druggists, Agents, Lancaster, B t\ JAt % dily overcome Loss of Hair, id Hoofs and Scratches in borlee and cattle. Farmers try iW l ir/ ' tian the fhithful horse is, Swinney, Harnesa. rso owners know this thy that heals, knowu , g 5 merit. > lost aggravated cases, ckcr than any know* culiar to muscle, skin by it. . , *t remedy on the market for lalls, Sprains and Skin Lumps, a horaea and mules in condition. 'IGOR 5? MEW Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored 11NDIPO O'HARKA?, urls) GREAT FRENCH TONIC VI> VIT AL1ZELRis sold with writi guarautee to cure Nervous Debility, >st Vitality. Failing Memory. Fits, zziiH'HH Hysteria, Stops all Drains the Nervous System Caused by id Haliits or Kxcessive Use of Tot cco, Opium, Liquors, or *'Zivin~ e Pace that Kills." It wards off Inaity, (Consumption and Death, ft tars the Blood and Brain, Builds up e Shattered Nerves, Restores :he re of Youth, and Brings the Pluk ow to Pule Cheeks, and Makes you ung and. Strorg again. 50c , 12 axes $5. By Mail to Any Address, awford Bros Druggist, agents. Lan iter ) largains In Real Estate I TOWN PROPERTY. t -i C\ ? x i-z acres, r> room dwelling, >od out-buildings, etc. Corner t. 1 acre, new 6-room dwelling, iry desirable. Corner lot. 1-2 acre, new 7 room dwelling, lendid location. Corner lot, new 5 room cottage. Four lots, 3-room cottages on ch. 1 lot, 5-room cottage. 2 lots, 3 room cottage*, in ?ust id. 5 vacant lots, about 1-2 acre ch. 1 lot, 5*room cottage, etc. Cunningham brick hotel build* ? on Main street?4 store oms, 18 sleeping rooms, kitchen, 3. Also furniture, etc. Only tel in town. Good reason for lling. A big bargain. Also several lots in the town of srshaw. OTHER PROPERTY. 43? acres, 1^ miles North of wn. G8^ acres, known, as "Tom irnes place," Cedar Creek townijV 152 acres, known as i4J. L. iiton place," Cedar Creek. DO acres, 4 miles Km th-eust of wn, known as "Sims place." 115 acres, "Kirklund place," ur Heath Springs. 240 ucres, 44Porter place," 7 iles East of town. 50 acres, ?llis place," adjoining. 100 acres, 4t(iraham place," dar Creek. (51 acres, 4'Snipes places," near K. 44 acres, 85 acres, 150 acres, 2 acres in Kershaw county. ?For full information, terms sale, etc., of above property, ply to d . * v t% IV I. Mid K% KKAL fcl.NTATK AOKNT. g 20, 190^. /