The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 22, 1903, Image 2

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I ;! K ., r A I. Til lrsow ? ai It:r. EDITOtt AND MANAGER. \N fc ON KM >A \ , .ILIA 22, 1002.. [For Tlio Lutljjer. VAN \VYC.lv 1TKMS. lOvoryhoily's pic 11 it.- :it the Nis- ( Out pavilion .loly 1 ??th was well iittcii<letl by the \eonianiy ol York, Chester ami Lancaster counties in South Carolina an I iliv ? l\ IV IIIMil ^ Illltl * UI'MI ? Minn in North Carolina. Lancaster, Rook Hill, Fort Mill, Waxhaw an<l ('harloltc wore well repio seated. The crowd was estimated from :Mii to ? -md wo think .'5<in a conservative estimato. 1 In. Lancaster >trimr I ami furnished the music which was time I hv the i dancers, m rmm!, sijuaio ami almost all other kinds of a dance. As we noticed anions the ?>nlo d; ors a Methodist .steward and a l'reshyterian older moving their feet to the time of the music, and tin* swaying of the merry dancers, who seemed to enjoy the i!:inee a> well as any one. The speaking was dispensed with and iIiom: who were not darn ing or looking on wore found in group- passing the time in pleasant chats. 1 he dinner wax abundant and besides the luxuries brought m baskets, many loaves and pots of lish soup were served by the skilled soup makers Sn itli and lleg'er f Wax haw deserve the limn as oi the pie-nickers for their untiring ready service, and thoipiality ami abundance of soup which s.i it a'?y enjoyed. I'pon the wlnde, the day was yerv pleasantly spoilt' and thetirst pie n'e at the N'sbet pax ili<m a grand -net < - . % 1 >V the xv.iy, tin ;>.nl i.- of ih 1 Ledger, who read ii iV; sh nv Knterp! i-e iiax e iva i . . ee tion tnade from our ieali.>ii in the iiem \x i -\ < -1;;i ed tlii- pie ntc was pia m- <1 u t:.? interest of the new ? i 1 n'er prise of Washaw. Wo i\ in nocently !?* 1 into making that st litem on I I ?\ what we regard* > i :t> trustworthy infoiin ?tion. \Yi thought at the time it would be strange for the oil mi'l pe ?jto plan a picnic in their intrust on the banks of the grand??1 <i (*ata\v ha river. 1 ><11 knowing the nun an<l capital behind the enterpnx', we did not think it could he for a financial purpose, hut thought that they like mnn\ other corporations wc'ie going to invc-ligutc and if advisable, liaim -- up tin old Catawha and u>r it fur Par-, portation of power. We accept the Iniiterpri.se cornciion in the spirit and grace given and hero after when anything in the re-eniblance of lake inlnrmati. n passes across our pa li \vc will refer it to it 1!? .. L% A I I ' 1 IIIO IMlllOr 1)1 Tin- IMllC! pl l.-e ItU unnihilal'on. OIM'IMI'S. NIG II i' WAS I IKK T?] lilt OK4,1 would conli nearlx al! night long," writes Mrs. < hn?. Apple gate, of Alexandria, Ind., "ami could hardly got any sleep. 1 had consumption -o laid thut if I walked n bind: i would cough frightfully and >pit blood, lad, when all other medicines failed, three ?1.00 bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery wholly cured t >c and 1 gained 5S pounds."' I s absolutely guaiantecd to cure Coughs, Coldc, Ki (irijipe, l>ron chitib and all Throat and l.ung Troubles. Price f?0e and ?1.00. 1 rial bottles Inc a1 ( rnwiord liros., rl. F. Mar key tV Co's. and 'J'. IOu^one Fmiderburk's dni^r stores CASTOR J A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of j IH& * ? ?-- 11 - ? " ri'lampicd Justice Striving to Kise h The Mil.M t In Punish Assns-in- in Poouthilt Count \ Kcnownl t )f Kill nigs Feared. t Jackson, K?\, ?liily 1'.'. A v renewal of lend troubles in brew '' in;: here. Die special grand jury ' I'll1 ii 11\ ( iia nit .1 mlge Redwtnc 1 lo involim-tlc tIn* charge i f ill ti'inpliiii: to bribe j'?. ,1. Mwcn not " to testify against Curtis Jolt ami ' I'll'.uu is White, in tl.o Marcum murder ca>e, ami the charge of ' ii'Miii lot the burning of 10wen's * I lioti I after lie lull testified. e >n s vi no- here tomorrow. -In Ige Ilealwine"v instructions are anxiously (" iwait.'il as i i i - i epnrt 1 that t he 1 jr.mil jurors will bo asked to goi into a swec,) im|uir\ concerning, I I'oiulilioiis in hreuthtlt, wlicro 27 j live.- have been h -I .since the Ilur- ' ui.s-('oekrill feud started, and vvhete no one In - yet been pun- ' islu ! for any of tlieso capital of? N fens s ' ' in the event of a general in- 1 ipii-ition it ; conceded that per-j -on. hi.itdv c unvoted v.ill bo in- i ' volyed and trial- for the killing * of 1 >r. Cox ami Town Marshall Cockriil will follow close on the! i r -eeond trial of ,)ett and White for i the murder of Maicuni. i < It is feared that troublo may ; Iiegin when li. d. hj\ven returns here tomorrow from Lexington to t -t ifv againt a well known citizen ' for otiering him ?5,000 cash if he would n. : te.-lii'y against .Jelt and While. In anticipation of the worst, Lwen. while in Lexington, made hi.- w il and an angt d ill his nf fairs About isl.hco was raisid loi him b\ p | id u miI?- ription on i lie 1< - t v? lyih ng he had in tlii* Hit endia; ) lire, and this ho has live i i ?r ins family, his wile and i ]> u hi- e 11 111 ton being In tv i ?v .ii in 11irriurn, K < i I.a told Commonwealth All' n \ i v111 and others the Damr I' [ in .1, wlio oll'ercd him il.e 1??ii> at.il ?s it i- said.the man Mas n 1 11 ".aits <>! hi- o.\li, the bri In-! . it>\isM^a.i a will extend to tlii1 otiii w.ii w a - t?i furnish the moiie> lot the 'on lirihe of J fored Kwen. 1 ids town has I eon ! kept under m.u.tial law by tin: provost marshal sineo .1*11 ami Whit-- with 11 rnsfi rred 1 ) the jail at' 1 j ximx'on a month ago, hut many are apj reh 11-ive ovir the! emu- : week, although the troops a: e -i ill lun e. i'lie militia has been continuously line for twoi months. Alter the killing ()f Town Mar-t .-let! James Cock (ill there was no one to make arrtsts for over a year until the soidie/s arrived in May. Then C'.ty .Judge Cardwell, who had been a prisoner 111 his own hott.st; for ISmonths, resumed hoi ling court. The town tru-te^s have jit-l appointed .Joseph Newla nl as Marshal. Ncwlaml is eons'uh red one of the Ih;i\.s! men in lie mountain Uisinri. During tlie pa*I seven yi.Mis, \<; i men nave held this posit i< it. ] <> ir of them were kilird w hde on duly and two of the i/thro were forced to ic l.-un. it is expected thai the -jh'i i ! grand jury will complete il-> v.( rk llii"* week so that the attorneys, wilne-scs and others can go to Cwithiann, where the next dial of .felt and While for murdering Marcum will begin on Monday, dnlv 27. 15 D O N 111TI? FO K T W E X TV VE.tKfci Mis. Minerva Smith, of Dan ville, 111., writes: "I lnu! hronchitin for 1 wo.nt\ \cir. and never pot re lief until 1 used Foley's Honey und Tar wliieh is a sure euro.'* i . Kupene Fun irr -ui !< Druppist. Foley's Money and Tar for children,safe,sure. A'o opiates. ^ "*^1 Siiot :f,strict Attorney. f viiK I?\ M u? Who Vf lor wnr<l Committed Suicide. .. Ii 4 Now Orleans, July 20. - I > is - p riot Attorney .J. Ward (iurley this mornmo assassinated in t| ii.s i llice in the Macheci l>uildin<? ,j v Clarence 15. Lyons, u cotton ft oiler Lyons, after killing the |, 'ir.li i< t nttornev, turneil the weap i? ii on himself ami shot himself tj atally. t* A .iri !>li;o which Lyons had har- t >oied 1 >r several years against ,i he district attorney was respon ,, ibie for the tragedy. Mr. Gil- p L-y was seated in hi-. ??llior* engag ( (I in conversation will) ti gentle- ] 11:111 ami lady When Lyons t iralged in. Lyons immediately mlled lii> pistol and tired and Mr. | iurli-y staggered out into the I tall, where he was caught hy jiixvyer Tcrnherry. I'lio marlerer im nedialelv turncn the veapon on himself. Mr. (jliir-! ey died in a few minutes. Lyons, ' 1101 tally wounded, was carried to1 he hospital wlier , it is said, no lope lor lus recovery is enterallied. ? A.r? f ! Take Laxative Bromo (Quinine rublels. All druggists refund lioney if it fails to euro. K. \V. iirove's signature is on each box 25c. (Jrover lias a Boy. iNew York, .July Is. ? A son was born to (j rover and Mrs. Cleveland At their summer home #111 I lllVVUP/l 'e K?? * Lol.n. % i DumP9 astcrtei jT j\T In summer causes t y What shall we I J\ That, without r { a, \ And in the best of s / dft Why, ' Force,' of c< ThuReaUy-t 1 the strength of ^ without Jt Esoludfti Chops rvrvd Sttl " 'Force' is a regular hrcakfa my family to the exclusion of Bteaks g tho old standard. A. Oh. \V?13 i/ ;ss 2S2SL t AN MM MJIAI i;\ r. I hereby nniioir.i - ; m>-i li' v a raniliilato 11?r r.-e!t.'e ion to ilu- Hi i,' runi i<' i ono v wiiiM'i ki:, ..i llio < ioa t<? In1 obi i n i lie > i,.I Tuesday i-; .uj?u;i. J. F. NI-lti-.T. 1 announce myself as a cnuliilale for the i 111 ( of IM'151,1 ' COTTON WE I d H Kit in the < ! e i >n to i < lit 1*1 on the s (Ml ' ii ??il iv in /> n^unl, 111. :i. A. J, H'I ! V. 1 a no n e my-elf a eaioli ! tie fur PUBI.l O or ION \V I'. 1 (i 11 Kit ill the eli et ion to he held at Dane if'er the neeond Tuesday in Alien t !t< s , et fully, It I*. DI N I, !\ HKVPII M%? I\(iS I hereby ann< unco my t*u a ca uli l.itn for re't'Vciion ilu> ? of PUBLIC.; C<> I TO \ WI.IfJMKIt for the town of H'*atli springs in (lie election to he ho'tl ' lie re tin* Moonl Tiic-hI ?y in Angus! Z. K. M \< K i:1* ??> ? ?Tht- father of twins in a Kansas town arrived at the mm ln>ion that the reason a doetor called a "stork" - t certain times is on Account of his hill. ( ? N'nlp !y?ever snv n yii 1 Inn; iry ridir:; iI!: :i one-am <1 man. , - ? ?- i I SUNK PR SALVE ' tho moit oeotinn salvo in the wo;lrtfj w .. T l|I< Defkl Homo, ?11113 -JO.?l\>po Leo LI 11 is I'lie IH->t iiickor of fo expired 0 four minutes past o'oloi'k tlii? aftorn urn and the Out ill now lies at rest. ' he |>cii< 1 of o\( !' two weeks r ml l\>pe l/.si pisi' O in tS10 shti ow of death was lit) I wonder I lliaii I)is 1 ifo. I I i ~ lit le a;;aillst disca O WUH WUtcll 1 the world nvci' willi sympathoc admiration and ended only af )r u 3ji'ies of tremendous efforts > compter the weakness of his <71 d 1r nno l?v t ho marvelous will, inver <>f his mind Tim plctiro- . tuunioniii with which his holi t i!ss has I men suffering was source- i y as responsible for los death as ( hit incvituhlti decay of tissue * rhich ensues upon th> years of ife. The tested steel which had j out i oft ja hefore human ills i ,as hound to break at last. Tonight the emaciated and life- 1 ,j>s frame which hc!?l s > hvavc a ^ pirit lies on the hod in the \atian. beside which almost all the ( I'orld has pvayod. Tho led dana-k coverlet rests lightly over li<' holy, the cardinal's scarlet ' an is about the shoulders, while : 1 < m hi- he d has been placed tho | i ipii 11001 or veixet, bordered a 'uIi r i ininc. A white silk hand- I kcirhief is bound about his chin 1 mi I iii the hands which has bless id -o many thousands has been daccd a crucifix. So Pope Leo .vili remain until tomorrow wutchid by uniformed ollicers of the Noble Guard, and rough clad PraiicLenn potentiarics, who will keep a ceaseless vigil until the burial occurs. d, " Too much meat S oo much heat. tjat all summer long B neat, shall keep us strong, M summer trim ? u aurse," laughed " Sunny ^ ? I n a? 1% irrea irrr^arf eggss^Ji - >rza Notice of Election. An olcction is hereby ? rdertd to beheld in the towns of Lnn. castor, lleuth Springs and Ki r snaw in i.<aneaster Uounty on the secoiid Tuesday, t!io 11th day of August, 1U0S, for the ]mrj?ose of electing a public cotton weigher for each of said towns, res;>?clively. Following are the inanagi r.- appointed to conduct -aid elections: Lancaster?('apt. !''o?.ter, E. Evorall, Ellison ll igin-. Heath Spring- -Ari-t-a ('audi en, Wyljo .J. Vaughan, .1. Ilurhain Castor. Kershaw?J no. VV. Ingram, Thos. A. McMunus, J. A. Whitley. it m '?i ' - ? ? 1 rous win open ill < o'clock, a. 111 , and cl >so at 4 o'clock, p. in L. I'krry, County Supervisor. W. H. Bruck Clerk. * . Important Notice, Notice is hereby givcn tlint it is ft violation ut' law for any pel. -on or corporation within the limits tif Lincasfor Countyto sell or oiler for sale any pistol, 1 ilie uitiidjic or pistol cartrid^i- with nit first obtaining a licence from die Courtv Board of Comminsion \j. J. HCIiKY, County Supervisor. w *-tweraarrog s ;r^c?. riio hot ?iulv (h?> ' %/ Our Little Lsl ahlisi Tim ( ROW OS 11.wk to our H.\ ion I In1 oroal values we are juTui ,'erli.-idi! us nil over Ihc? county ntnl cul lino 1 ot business hko ours i> wli ng for several ycuin Chat wo will piirenrcnts of the pnrelntsmg pnhlrr, ; 111 I y < lotll?>: ~t i riles LAUD a INS [{Kill V AND IA iortunule i ? picking up some tine vi ivhicli wc have addvd to our long lis! 72 pairs Ladled tie slippers, \v? 'Hit at 50e. ho pairs Men's gem iiu guaranteed, our bargain sale priee o 10 cents \ esls with taped neck. ear I eats Ribbons to run at the yard, in jach 05c. A splendid l inhrella ca STA1LJ0 DliV (iOODS (Ilk jolton has caused all cotton goods jood tine' to buy any kind of eotl. ? old pr ices Wc own some big lots Lhan old pr ices: (wood a cents (A yard wide bleaching, the \ard ;V\ the >u:d Oje. 00 e? nts ready made made l'rllow Cases, pair 20c. liesl lkst 85 cents White Quilts, each 05 at 10c. W II1 rK GOODS, MUSLINS, and every item a bargain. 8 coats 40 inch line Lawns, the 20 ets kind Lawns, the 40cU kiird at 25c. 200 yard 25c. About 1,000 yards of tl I/iwiis to close out at half price and Viilll* ciur'ei1 IvinlirniiluiM' . " ,v j ib, s and 2n ocmiI* ?jnods to riih at \ OFF KEGFLAB BUICE. derwcar and box. For Bargains in all linos cotiu E. E. C i'. ?. jl' s-X WORTH WF! M lips, ClOTi HATS! |i To go at pi'iees -To Cash Wo quote prices on a few item Our entire Stock of White Dress cd Lawns and Organdies?froi 500 yds, 4>4 wide Percales at 7.\ 1000 yds. Barker's Bleach at. 8-J 1 yd wide Taffeta Silks at 75c pc 1 yd wide Taffeta Silks (guaranti $300.00 in Notion Samples ? les> Splendid Bargains in the Sam] chiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, 1 3500 yds Sv\iss and Hamburg E< Prices that defy competition. 20 Suits (.lob) in Crash and Lin< Our all Wool $7.50 Sergo Suit 50 *10.00 Suits -odd lots ? at $ Odd Lots in Men's *2 00 shoes, Ask to sec our Brogan at SI OUK KNT1K E STOCK ()F M K LA DIES ANI) MISSES OXl< If you bavo not hut 5c to spend j a 10c pair of Suspenders?a li chine Oil, 10 Balls Sewing Tin too numerous to mention. Do not fail to We will make whether You 11 Little. Yours Fundere He Mi! as; s are lively in Bargain iinieiit. KdAINS bALK from every secog Dili, from' day to day is ad. mill inir nu limn" I" A MO iai?tii y J I It'liun. /1 i:?i old Lancaster has been need* umj>l\ meet tlio demands ami fei ho grout start wo have made <:F l ! W <5 have been extremely allies within 1 ho last few days t of July bargains, ro 00c, for our bargain sale to ) Yici Kid shoos wore ?2.50 and idv ?1 05. Now lot of those lino ) arts. Now lot of those lino 15 1 . ?l 25 guaranteed Umbrellas, oh 45o. <A i' ! The recent advance in to a Ivuiico in price. Now is a i ooods if you can get them at ch ap and will let them go at less dioo, at the yurd 3;e. t>A cents T.j cents yard wide bleaching, sluots each 45c. 25 cents ready ?1 25 White (guilts, each 05c. c. Extra large 15 cents Towels ETC. New shipment just in White Ijiiwns and Dimities ut 5c at 12Ac. 45 inch tine Persian yards, wide c rgandios, at the lose tine 10 and 12Ac figured under, just 5 cents the ynrd for ils! 2,000 yards picked up in 5 and 15 cpnts the yard. Men's Suits, Pants, Shirts, lTn j to tho BARGAIN STORK. LOUD. ic. v. j if mods! mohin& shoes. L eec., f special interest Buyers s t > substantiate our claims : Goods?including, also, Colorn He to 25c per yard, c per yard, c per yard, ir yard. ied i at $1,00 pr yard, worth $1.35 > 3t5;V and 50c on tho Dollar. >1cm in Shirts, Towels, Handkorielts etc. Igings?Inserting to M at eh, at in at $1.50 the Suit, for $4 50 ?C> 50 and $7.50. to close 98c per pair "Matchless" .15 the pair. N'S Low Chit SHOWS A wn 'Olios TOGO At F1 list COST. roil c:\n got a lOo pair of Homo Oc Bottle of Refined Sewing Ma end or n hundred other nrthicles come to see us. it PAY YOU, !UY MUCH or to Serve. iURK CO.