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Local Matters APPOINTMENTS OK HKV J. M W1IITK Unity, 1st anil Htl Satbalh. Oill.i ( reck, 2 1 ami 4th Sabbath, I! a. in. pleasant Hill 2 1 intl 4tli Sabbath 4 |> in. I U ft At.lt> / UIC Ullljf Candy / A trial will convince you. At Mackorell's. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stew man visited Columbia tl.is week. Mr. and Mrs. G. VV. Williamhave gone to Glenn Springs. ? A number of our citizens en joyed a pic nic and tish fry at Landsford Thursday. ? Lost! Fountain pen. Return to Ledger oilice and get t o ward. ? Miss (ilusseock of Harmony, S. ()., is visiting Mrs. 1'. W. Hardin. ?Col. Springs returned home yesterday from a business trip tc Columbia this week. ? Mrs. ?J. F. Clyburn was called to Van YVyck yesterday on ac count of the critical illness of hei sister in law, Mrs. W. J. Crenshaw. ?Mr. I ,ewis Robertson, ol 1'leasant Hill, set the Ledgor ollico force up to some very tint poaches yesterday. Many thankt Mr. R. "Strength and vigor come oi g >od food, duly digested. 'Force n ready to-servo wheat and lmrte/ food, adds no burden but sua!ft ns, nourishes, invigorates." ?The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lancaster Cotton Mills will be held in the bunk building at 10 o'clock a. ni., Monday, August 3rd. ? Mrs. Oliver C. Blackmon and liltlo daughter will leave today for Greensboro, N. C., tr spend several weeks with relative* in difforeut portions of the old Nor ill State. ? Wo notice that Dr. S. J. Welsh is advertising in the Enquirer his large 11-room dwelling centrally located in the town <>1 Monroe for sale. Sound kidneys ai e safeguards ol life. Muke the kidneys health} with Foley's Kidney Curo T. Eugene Funderburk. ?Mrs. \v. ,J. Williams ami children, of Portsmouth, Vu , wh< liave been spending several weeks at Dr. F. Mackcy's, returner homo Thursday. ?Mr M C killings killed tigra^ fox Wednesday evening in hi.fowl house, which accounted for the recent disappearance of si x frying size chickens from hi; premises. The fox was ubout grown and had a small chain around its Deck showing that ii was nt one time somebody's pet. ?To KENT.?Storo room or Main street now occupied by Mr U. IUarnes. Possession to h< given 1st September, for terms, et? , apply tc. J. M. Kiddle. ? I'ho Lancaster Council No. 38, .Jr. O. U, A. M. will lay t corner stono at tho 2nd Baptist church, Saturday evening at t p. in , tho 18th inst. All mem bers will meet at the hall at [ o'clock, p. m., and march to th< church. A general invitation ii horoby extended to everybody. J. T. Davis, W. D. Chambers, A. .J. McNinch, Committee. Stopn the (Jottffh and If or kft ff< t/m Cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab ets cure a cold in ono day. N< .Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c. ? Mr. T. M. Wylio manager 1 of the ('loud store, was summoned : to the bedside of his sister, Mrs. f T M Ilanna of Guturie*villc, \\ ho t I is seriously ill, yesterday. ( ? Miss Allie Hood, who has I been spending the winter with lie r N ....... ?. ... ? : sisier, lurtt. w. u. wamble. in I Floridu, returned home Thursday. ^ | Mrs Gamble accoinpnined her and will spend a month or two with lelutives here and in the county. ^ ? Mrs. S. 0. V illeneuve, of . IV Atlanta. Ga., Mis. J. \V. llanicl , v of Kershaw, and Mrs. Cullie . . r Green of Bishopvillc, are iiere iti ^ answer to telegrams summoning ? . ti them to the bedside of their fath* 15 er, Joseph Clailc, Kstp, who is ^ critically ill. l ?The public is invited to rvitt ue8s the laying of the corner stone of the Second Baptist ' church by the local council of the ' Jr. O. IJ. A. M., at 5 o'clock 11 this afternoon. The members of s the council will meet at their hall ' at 3 p. in., and march to the ' church.. 1 ) ?A letter from Kdwin Cun* ' ) ningham, son of Mr. W. J. Cun- N f ningham of this place, a member r . of Co. A , 27th Infantry U. S. A., stationed at Manila, tolls of a . snake which some of the boys of ^ his company recently killed in the Philippines. It measured 22 feet . and '.) inches in length and 4 feet , . n in circumference. It had just swallowed a rein doer before it ^ was killed. ? Mr. Chas. W. Carpenter, of I . Concord, N. C., was married at Concord last Wednesday morning t . and came to Lancaster with his \ > bride the same day, where they are spending the first week of ^ their honeymoon with his brother, n ' Mr. K. C. Carpenter, and family, a - Next week they go to the groom's \ father's at Henrietta, N. C., where after spending a week or ? i so they will return to their home .\ at Coucord. ^ 1 ?letters advertised as remain- a 1 ing in the post ollice at Lancaster ' uncalled for for the week ending 0 July IS, 1003 ato as follows: 0 Mrs. Alice Overcash or Alice n . Spoke, Mr. J. N. Holt, Mr. A. r r Hoyce Deon, Mr. Charles T. Lon-( c ! dan, Mr. Matthew Coleman, Miss i^ueen uato, Miss Annie White. 1 P Hollo Nance, p. m.~ ? The two and half year old 0 child of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. * Goinos, of the Highland Hark ^ mill, died Monday night and was 11 buried Tuesday afternoon in Lau. ' ltd wood cemetery. The lie v. T. h U. Spence conducting the funeral 1 ' sorvico3.?Rock Ilill Journal. ? ? Roy Taylor, .son of Mr. Geo. F. Taylor, of the Taxahaw sec- * ' tion, died last Friday, aged about 1: 7 years. The remains were bur: ied at the Hlaekmon grave yard. 1 i Thi is tho second son that Mr. n Tavb.r has Inst this montli finr.fti- H 1 or having d;od on tho 4th, as not^ cd in our last issue. ? Review. t Except for the intervention of c i Mr. 11. S. Stewart there would Q havw been a lynching in Lancaster H J county last Thursday. Mr. Stewart v > intervened for tho regular process ^ of law in the case of a Negro 11 fiend who had sought to carry out 8 designs against his owu sister. t Tho incident reflects the highest t I credit on Lancaster county, and a ; especially upon this noble young o . man who stood for tho law under o } such torriblo provocation. ?York* ? j ville Enquirer. h * T WO. KOTTLKS COItKI) [ iiim . : "1 was troubled with kidney 1 complaint for about two years," a writes A. II. Davis, of Mt. Ster- d ling, la., "but two bottles of Foley's Kidnoy Cure effected a per- ^ rnanent euro." T. Eugene Fun ' dorbu^k. t OiLSTo'xiIA. v Beara the s? bio Kind Yoti Have Always Bought 18lgTro >e:\tli of II 11 Koiiiiiiigton Mr. Ilonry Kcnnwgton, son of ieo. K., ami Uobbeccn Konningou of the Sincerity neighborhood, lied lust Wednesday night after a notracted illness of fever. He vas in his 20lh year id' age, havng been born Sept. 2tt, ISS3. lenry was \ member of the.Metho list church and was always regarled as a model boy,obedient to his lurents, and kind to everybody. Ie was never known to taste whis* cy, use tobacco, utter an oath, nor /ould ho keep ba.l company. He cad his Kiblo regular and made it ho guide of his life. His ro.> lains were interred at /ion grave aid Thurrday aiternoon. tev. A. M. Oovton, i) 1) , Oil" to Oklahoma Kov. Or. A. M. IToxton and umily, who have been spending ho time with the Doctor's mothr ut Ilealh Springs since his roignution of the pustoralo of the cltnrch ut Monroe, N. maided the train tVedncsday for Newman, Oklahotna, his new ield of labor iti the Master's votk. The town to which he ;oes has a p >pulution of about ,000, is the seat of the universe y, and the church to the pastortc of which he has been called is he leading church of the place nth a membership of 175. The best wishes of the Doctor's aany friends in this county will ollovv him to his now and disant home. terns IVom Waxliaw Ifnterpriso. Dr. (7 II. Burgess has boon elecod health otlicer for the town of Vaxha vv. Dl". .1- 1) Mow oi k city, is on a visit to his lother, Mrs. Dr. J. N. Nisbet. ml other relatives near V a n Vycic. ? The seven months-old (laugher of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Staines lied last Saturday night and was in tied at Bethlehem on Sunday fternoon. ? Bonner, the six-year old s m f Mr. aud Mrs. vY. \V. Norwood, f Walke-sville, died Monday lorniug, after it brief illness. 11 is einains were buried at Tirzih hurcti Tuesday. teias Irom the Kershaw lira Mr J Wylie Porter has bought if city alderman 10. M. IOstridgo he cottage at present occupied by Ir. S. Ncely Miller and will novo there a little later. ? Mr. .1. 13. Witherspoon and lis charming daughter, Miss liosa 3elle visited Mr. Witherspoon's oiis in Sumter Inst week. ? We were pleased to meet in own last week Lancaster county's topulnr and ellicicnt auditor, Mr. A. Cook. Mr. Cook is rated n the Comptroller General's ollico s one of the very tiest Auditors a the State. ? It was a pleasant privilege o meet on our streets Saturday air old friend Oapt. A. McMunus, mo of Lancaster's most gallant ml worthy sous, who was here isifint* hi< ilonnKtm- Ml... , ium. r3. Vylie Portor. Capt. McManus s abovo 70 years of ago hut is till hale ami hearty. --Dr. It. S. Can then, assisted >y Dr. It. C. Brown, performed , very delicate and successful potation for cateract on the eye f an aged colored woman named dassoy, last Wednesday. She ins been blind for some timo by eason of a growth 011 both her ivoii nnrl rnutArolinii l-.^... ??..!> j 1 vuvwiilViWll \JA 11U1 s hoped for. Tho Dr. will opeiS to on tho other eyo at an early lay. Yo All Want llnruains ! Lemmond hus-somo in furniure, and a first class piano., which mist ho sold at sotno price, ho vill lnsko it to your interest to ec liiin. YV. D. Lkmmoni>. u??u or Co ! i %j.tii s v. lhe followini; roll of Co. I., Dixon IVui.es, captain, 12th liegt., S. C. Y., 1ms been handed us by Mr. 11. .1. M. Steele, who was a mom her of the company, with the request to publish. It j was made hy him principally from memory and may be incomplete: D Ij Adams, T M Adams, .1 1? Ad tins, Thos Adkins, i,.ii \ .n ... .. .1 M llIUloeK, W B Bruce, W M Bruce, John Buskin^, Samuel Bell, John Barton, \V M Barton, | \V M Burton, Jr., Arthur Baker, Wesley Bluekinon, Win Bailey, J arret! Bowers, ,1 K Belle, David .J Carter, ,1 1' Craig, Kotit Craig, T B Craig, Hugh Campbell, A A Caskey, .1 II Cnskoy, lv S Caskey, .1 1* Caskey, M Caskey, i * Wilson Crenshaw, I'roy Crenshaw Mack Crenshaw, .loo Crenshaw, : Denni CasteHs, A ,1 Connors, , C* r (Juuthen, Lewis M Cnuthen I.John M Caulhen, .lamesCuston, .James Crayton, W \V Davis, I T .J Dunean, Thomas Denton, .i w nenton, t ii nraflin. Li n Fleming, i n Fleming, I f. i. l- rasier, .lohn Fly nil, l.i u Fly mi, .lim Ferroll, sinnn.1 oordon, .Kihn uordon, > Mattison oordon, \ oraliam, '.i m orcen, Frank orecn, i : r m iiuey, n n uaneock, s n iiuey, .i n uarpcr, u s uarper, i li iiuntcr, j c i. iiuntcr, sr ii nood, j (j \v nood, .lohn c uolton, 1 John nowcll, Thomas nowell, i * I w .1 luiir. .1 m uagins, H J iiiigins, t r i.tingloy. ! j u i.angley, j m i.ungloy, k i, i.yles, n c uickey, j n i/uvlsny, simuel i.athan, J u i.ynn, sannicl i.ynn, i w m .Mfoow, .mines r mcdow, Will M irsllIII 1, T J Marshall, u Miller, ?; <: Montgomery, Jell Matins, will Miithis, i w ii i> MCAteer, j a Mackey, j m MCMurray, j n Nelson, a j Nelson. t r nciii, j u NCttl, i a Nosbit, win Kirk, w <. a roller, John porter, w s porter, j m porter, r. perry, v. k l'lyler, i n rlyler, n r plyler, u r Powell, i?r. Kit*i iMllersoti, j m nielianlson, j p u ibinson, j n nobinson, shepanl nrooin, win nobinson, 1 j c nol lings, Aleck Steele, , n ' n j m Steele, ii am stcele, \ i viillii'iin / IoiJ.- eVii.i't uohinson strain, .1 1; sheliune, I'liilip shuliano, Krunk simms, larrelt situs, John sioyer, I w .1 stover, win Terry, John Trousdale, .1 u Thompson, Jonathan Thompson, win Taylor, ! isavid ray.or, w t sistare, james Taylor, w n rwitty, Kooves wade, <: r wade, orillin walker, James walker, Kvun Williams, J s Williamson, Joseph vanlandingliam, : n n vanlandingham, Tillman Vinson. annol nckmext. i hereby announce myself us a candidate f??r re-election lo 1 In* ollico of pr?Li?' corrojv wkkshijii, at the t-leelion to lie held on the he?.>n.l Tuesday in Aligns'. j. f. nl-wil/r. I annoiinco myself as a candidate fortius oltlce of lM'HOlU COTTON WFIOH Fit in the election to he held 011 the >1 ?t Tuesday in August, 191. a A. J. BAILEY. I a noil nee myself a candidate for PUBLIC COTTON WRIGIIKR in the election to be held at Lancaster the second Tuesday In Augu-t. Rest eetfully, K I'. DUN LA P. 1 IK ATM V PI INOH. I hereby nnn< unci! my-elf a oa-nli! d ?te for rc'c'ectlon i > the ofliee of PUBLIC COTTON WKKUIKR for the town of Heath rings In the election to he held 'here the second Tuesday in August Z, K. MACKKV. Foley's Money and Tar for children,safe,sure. No opiate*. -S < I hind < !n ( sljei in good r ondition. for >d\ Apply to Spring* 1 ?:t:skinlT '>nl Moiean tile Co . Heath Springs, S. ( /Vic it' *? I'fi sefiption /?#/ .?/ im<m " Chills and Fever is a 1>?>ttic of * Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonie. It is simply Iron and Quinine and tasteless, No Cure No l'uy. <S 9/A-^ .'hia signature ia on every I . >! the gonumt Laxative Hromo Qt inine Tablets he rcuitr'y that rurcN a col i in one day <a$^atoa6cs3BBi? esslxj m.T- 5^1*3 I t's \\ hat You ! That Ala You cun save money bv buyi Our business has been inueh bettors and wo thank all our customers f?>r we know how to appreciate your Ira culled on us for goods come rij^ht ah pleased with our treatment. Biggest lme of lings ever >hov to !?">.(>(). |ii<r lot of remnant t'arpc of everything in our line, and it will buy. PORTER & S In Masonic Ihiilding eg. .^i.tari---. - -u. . For Dru r> b Call at the Corn T WITH to v i<* i n - - ^ V7 V A 1 J t ^ I J H V Sept. 3, I'.>02. tirt 3^^aBrtDb^r71WIEJl?7^e.*W * T'-JC ?f~"** f AT ONCK 1 I TL\I j FRUIT i V An.I Fruit .lar Top*. Iluvt i Y No use to waFt your oM .la Jj F.naineled W are once au<l yi ? i f| Canned Meats, Fruits, I'res Picnic t-> your satisfaction. ! ^ is complete. Can I supply y ! J. B.Mac i w H X"- *:< r:?- ::: ".: - r.v- *:< ?rzttSKkx. j. - COFFINS, mil W now hav unil will contim 1 complete line of Initial ('ASKK l\S. ( all sizes and ipialitics, COFFIN up to 1 land-oni CALTi and see us or send :is fortunate as to have n leatli Within the liJi LANCASTKU, fc>. C , i r. iv <l .> I I*i 1'o'f ,'ilt r M /Kit )'u'l <tr<- 'A'uh'lt%{t Wlun you take (iiovu's Tasto ess Chill Tonic hocn isc tho form11 :i is plainly printed on every botlo showing that it is simply lr?<r mil (Quinine in a tasteless form S'o Cure. N<? l'ay. 50c. ./ //.//:/:)' rosTKJt, . IIh riH'ij nil nrr. LAM AS I KK, S. C. '"nllorllon-i a specialty. zmcamsasmaBSsmsamr Save ikes A ou ltieli. ng your Kl UN ITl'KL from us. ineo we opened than wo expected, 111:1kin?jc our business grow, and de. 'l'o all who have not as yet mi an 1 you will bo more than vii in this town prices from 'Joe it cheap. W e have a big stock pay you to see us before you TEPHENSON. Lancaster, S. C. GS u UNDRIES or Drugstore. JNDKWBUKK, TiSMK caj-rilS' ?TCEaB5B&2S CSJBRraNS. : c :< s: : - r ; s the: | k to buy JARS | >> i plenty Fruit ?Jur tops. Jl rs. Try the Vandyke In m will have no other. ?j w ii'i'vcs and I'icklus for ui ? pi Mv F.inov (irooory lino s* if! Ul on. Yours f?>r l?n?inoss, 5 I KORELL.! ? r :< ra c:> c::? - >r.?? a? . . * . :v - " ' 5 * v~*-? < !||!n ? " ? ? " " I\\ COFFINS. e in stock, ii! to keep, a (OK KINS n in 1 )ur stock embraces from the plain, cheap 10 METALLIC cases, yonr order when so un in your family. 1'liKT.S 1ACII of ALL. rani In, Oct. in, 1002.?tf. I