The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, August 29, 1903, Image 3
. Local Manors
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APPOINTMENTS OK HKV. J. M. WHITE
Unity, 1st and 3d Pabbatli.
Ollls Creek, 2d ami 4th Sabbath. 11
a* m.
Pleasant Hill, 2.1 and 4tl\ Sabbath,
4 pm.
the only
Candy,
/ A trial
will convince yon. At
Hackorell's. 1
?Best Sowiug Machine on the
market for $'20. cash, at
L. (J. Pay beu it's.
?For Rent! One two-horse
far-iinear Dwigbt. Apply to
R. R. Riddle.
?Norman S. Richards has been
appointed Magistrate for Flat
Rock township, in Kershaw county,
vice R. C. Jones, resigned.
?The Baptist Moriah Union
Moetinir was nn?n#?it nf 11S11
yesterday. We are requested to
state tbere will be two sermons
there on tomoriow.
?Mrs. It. J. Blackmon, of
Fork Hill, who has boon quite ill
the past week, is very much in-,
proved.
? lteubon Barnes was sent to
the gang by Magistrate Caskey
this week for 30 days for viola
tion of contract.
Many porsons in this commuui
cy are suffering from kidney
tomplaint who could avoid fatul
results by using Foley's Kidney
Cure. T. Eugene Funderburk.
?The meeting at Bethel Bap
tist church closed Sunday night.
The pastor was assisted by Kov.
T. A. Dabney. There wore two '
accessions to the church.
? Ilev. J. M. Pardue will J
preach at the Coffey school house ;
on the first Sunday in September
at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
?Change of appointments for (
, the 1st- Sunday of September
(only) at Camp Creek 11 o'clock, ]
a. in., and at llermon on the same
day at 4 o'clock, p. m., and at |
night nt 8 o'clock. ]
W. F. Little. ,
?Little Robert Garris, the 8- ]
year-old son cf Mr. H. B. Garris,
the overseer on Mr. T. K. Cun- (
ningham's Cedar Grove farm, ,
died Thursday night after a few (
rl.i tllfiAna hi 11 ? ???*
uaj o iiiuvo^ piuuuuijr iiuui omr |
stroke. The remains were inter- j
red yesterday afternoon at Silem
burying ground.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure ,
all diseases arising from disordered
kidneys or bladder. T. Eugene
Funderburb. I
?Rev. R. J. Blackmon will go
to Mecklenburg county Monday
to assist in conducting a meeting I
at Independence Baptist church 1
in that county. He will go from
there to Greensboro to spend a I
few days with bis brother. 1
?During the protracted meet- 1
togs just closed on the charges of 1
Rev. R. J. Blackraon there have
been about 75 accessions to his :
churches by baptism, letter and 1
restoration. At Pleasant Plain 1
21 accessions; Fork Hill, 20; 1
Bethlehem, 4; Charlesboro, 3; 1
none at Taxahaw, and at Flint
Ridge, the new church recently 1
organized with 60 members, I
there were 10 accessions.
?A report comes from Max- I
ton, N. C., that in a difficulty 1
there last Saturday Wm Deal shot 1
billnd Sham Billiard in a
drunken row, and since tho kill '
ing it has developed that bham
Bullard was none other than Jim
JLiowry, the murderer of Policeman
Jones at Shelby, N. C., about 1
two years ago, and for whose ar,
rest rewards aggregating $800. 1
were offered.
?NOTICE. When you want
your well cleaned out, or a well
dug, and want first class work,
call on me. Leonard Harris.
*?Letter* advertised ns remain- I
ing in the post office at Lancaster
uncalled for for the woek ending
August 20, 1000 are as follows: '
Mrs, Walter liay, Miss Mary 1
Jane Hari>er, Miss Lossio Bass, 1
Miss Mary Aufoste, Miss Dolia
E. Wilburn, J. J. McUriff, James t
Bukor, John Epley, John Fod, R.
P. Foster. 1
Belle Nance, p. tu 1
?The Lancaster Mercantile Co. 1
lost two fine carriage horsesTues- 1
day afternoon valued at about <
$400. from the extreme heat that ?
day. They had been sent out I
from the stables to Taxahaw and
on tbo return trip while very i
warm drntik u <piuntity of cold i
well water at Mr. .1 NEstridge's. 1
The driver noticed that they 1
seemed to bo sick when he reach? J
ed Mr. Jack Hinson's place and t
stopped there It was but a short
time beforo both horses died, not 1
more than five minutes elapsing
between their deaths.
, . J
Stops the Cough and Works oft
the Cold. ^
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
ets cure a cold in one day. No
a
Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c.
c
Fugitives from Justice Captured a
?One Clots Shot, I
I ,n it? i?An/kn A.
aiiuu, cui., tt Ill^lllVe
from justice in Union county, N. c
(\, was captured by Constablo O. o
W. Mackoy at Heath Springs {
Wednesday. The negro ran and
was shot m one of his legs, being t|
sprinkled from his heel to his' t)
knee, fie was brought on to jail ^
at this place to await the arrival
of the sheriff of Union county for y
him. Tiio wound is not serious. ! j
Tho same day constable J. B.
' a
Connor of this place captured I c
Robert l'erry, col., another fugitive
fioui justice in North CaroUna
and landed him in jail here.
This capture was also made at
Heath Springs. Both negroes ?
were turned over to the North jt(
Carolina authorities yesterday.
ir ; 11
Items From Waxhaw Kn'erprise.
The Poortith postoffice will not jt
be discontinued by the new rural t<
route from Osceola, but will be
supplied by that route with a dai- ,
ly mail service.
a
?Ground was broken last Mon
Juy for Beik Bros', now brick e
store building lice. Mr. J. C. 8(
Oordon has the contract for the
brick work and he expects to push
it rapidly to completion.
?Mr. J. M. Smith willgowith
Mr. C. S. Massey*to Bishopville,
where he will take a position with ^
the Ileath-Massey-Morrow Com 11
pany as salesman. Mr. Smith
will move his family to Bishopville
early in the fall. The peopie
of VVaxhaw will regret to lose
them. 11
?Our little neighbor, Osceola 8
has become the center of this sec P
tion for shipping cordwood and n
lumber. It would be interesting ?t
to know just how uiany cords of ^
wood and how many thousand
feet of lumber ure shipped away
from that point in a year. Con.* f<
siderable money is turned loose ii
among the people of that section 1
as a result of these industries. fi
?As foretold in these columns ^
last week, some important changes n
have taken place in the Waxhaw ^
Telephone Company. The com- a
pany has been incorporated wild
ei capitalization of #2,000, with y
privilege of increasing to #5,000. y
The incorporators are Messrs. C. u
S. Massey and J. Earl Heath, of ^
<Vaxhaw, and J. J. Crow and It. (
B. ltedwine, of Monroe. Mr. R. h
B. Redwino becomes presidont of t
tho company, and Mr. J. Earl ]j
Heath manager and secretary and v
treasurer. u
Take Laxative Broino Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. 1
Grove's signature is on each box *
25c. i
\
Marriages
Married, ut tho home of Mr.
Jasper Hortoo, tho bride's father,
icar VVhito Bluff, Wednesday,
Yugust, 19, 1903, i>y Rev. 11. J.
31ackmon, Mr. J. F. M. Estridge
ind Miss Arabella llorton, all of
his county.
? Married, ou Sunday night
ast, August 23d 1903, Mr. Roby
Sell, of Magill, and Miss Monnie
3ruce, daughter of Mr. W. B.
iruce of lleath Springs. The
:eremony was performed by Rev.
1. C. Chandler at the Methodist
>ar8onage.
?Married, on Wednesday,
Yugust il<3tb, 1003, tit the home
>f llio bride's father, by Rev. Mr.
jttwson, Mr. James Carter and
Vliss Bell, daughter of Mr.
1. B. Bell, all of Cedar Creek
ownsbip.Personal.
Mrs. Eugene B. Gary and chilIron,
of Abbeville, are guests of
tudge, and Mrs. Ira B. Jones.
?Miss' Elma Welsh of Mt.
'leasunt, N. C., who has beenpending
several months with reltives
in this, and Chesterfield
ounty, returned home Thursday,
c^ompanied by her cousin, Miss
lattie Miller.
?Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson,
if Sumter, are visiting the family
i the former's brother, Mr. J.
>. Wilson, at this place.
?Mrs. George Bailes, of An-,
erson, S. C., returned home yeserday
after spending several days
ere with relatives.
?Mrs. John McKeown and
#
isters, Misses Bessie and Ellen
ordan, have returned l?ome from
visit to relatives in Chester
ounty.
?Miss Minnie Miller is visiting 1
riends at Chester.
? \V J Cunningham,of the board
f graded school trustees, went
:> Charlotte yesterday to purchase
eats for the auditorium of the
ore school building.
" I
?Misses Susie and Kittio Dunip
are visiting relatives in Ches- 1
31*.
?Mis L. C. Paysour, and her (
uughters, Mrs. G. W. Catling
nd Miss Una Payseur, have re ^
li ned home after spending sev*
ral weeks at popular summer re- 1
arts in North Carolina.
? Mrs. It. B. Mackey and son i
re visiting at her father's, Mai. (
J. F. Miller's. ,
?Messrs. J. W. Wolsh, A. F.
Velsh and their little niece, Rosaloud
Long, of Longsville, visited 1
tie editor's family this week.
tems From Tlie Fort Mill Times.
A game of baseball, which
light more properly be termed a 1
amo of "merry go round," was i
layed on the Pleasant Valley dia*
lond Monday between the team
f that place and Harrison. The
nal score was 36 to 6 in favor of
be latter.
?The Times's call of last week
jr new new cotton has brought
i quite a number of open bolls.
'hn drat Hall tr? rnanK 11a mar, ???
* vuuu uo n ag uuo
rom the plantation of Mr. J. J.
>rmand on last Wednesday after*
oon. Since that time we have
ad bolls from Pleasant Valley
nd Steel Creek sections.
?Ed. Brewer, who several
ears ago lesided in Foit Mill and
/as employed in the mills, was
aurdered and his body thrown in
'adkin rivor in Davie county, N.
J., on or about July 30th, though
is body was not recovered until
he 14th inst. Brewer had been j
iving at Concord, but was on his
/ay to Cooleemeo to work in the
nill, having left Concord July 30.
'u~ i...i 4: ? t-~ -1 *?
L IJU IU?t tUIIU IIU VV UN BUWI1 ttllVO
eas in Salisbury the aftornoon of
hat day Death was caused by a
>low from a club or other blunt
nstrument on the head.
Maniiiioth Good Roads Mrntine
aud Barbecue to be at Kershaw,
Sept. 3d,
Kershaw doesn't do thing.* by
halves, and her "good roads"
meeting and barbecue next Thursday,
Sept. 3d, will demonstrate
this fact to evorybody who attends,
anl every man in the
county is expected. The citizens
of Kershaw have raised several
hundred dollars, procured a tine
brass band and will proparo a barbecue
dinnor foP 2,500 people on
the occasion. Gov. Heyward,
Senator Latimer, Mr. F. H. Hyatt
and other prominent speakers
are expoctcd. Wo urgo citizens
from all sections of the county to
attend this meeting. It will be
one of the or/indent rnllins h?bl In
the State 111 the interest of good
roads for, as wo said in tho outset,
our enterprising sister town
never does things by halves.
"I)r " Susan Johiv*on in Umbo.
"Dr. Susan1' is an old negro
woman of about the samo avoirdu
pois as our ponderous Magistrate.
Wo don't know where she hails
from but tho old woman is in
trouble just now. Sho Was committed
to jail here yesterday to
await trial at the next term of
court on three charges: Practicing
medicine without license and
on two charges for swindling. It
soems that Susan claimed to bo a
doctor and was practicing uuiong
negroes. Sho proposed to cure
Wesley Jackson, col., who has
been sick for some time, if his
family would pay her $4. in advance.
She got tho money and
then skipped the town and would
still be out of town had not Constable
Connor overtaken her and
bi ought her back.
Tlio Veterans Enjoy Themselves.
Wednesday was veteran's day
bero. They were here from all
parts of the county to atttend the
big pic-nic given them by the :
Luncaster Chapter Daughters of
the Conferacy. That they enjoyed
the day goes without saying.
Simple to get together, exchange
hand-shakes and talk over their
war experiences affords unbounded
pleasure to tho hoary headed
defenders of the Southland, but j
to this was added tho enjoyment I
of a most excellent dinner?a I
feast of good things?and tho ,
further pleasure of listening to a j
splendid speech by one of their j
old comrades in arms, Rev. Dr.
Jus. 11. Thornwell, of Fort Mill.
Throughout his speech tho doctor
was frequently interrupted by
deafening applause. Judge Jones, j
Rev. J. li. Boldridgo and Senator j
Hough also made short inita I
Nor was the pleasure alone to the i
veterans for the ladies delight in i
entertaining these old horoes and
get as much pleasure out of it as
the vets themselves. Certificates
for moro than 100 crosses of honor
were filled out on the occasion '
and mauy names enrolled.
PUTS AN END TO IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftimes comes
as a result of unbearable pain from
over taxed organs. Dizziness,
Backache, Liver complaint aud
Constipation. But thanks to Dr.
King's New Life Pills they put an
end to it all. They are gentle but
thorough. Try them. Only 25c.
Guaranteed by Crawford Bros.,
J. F. Mackey & Co., Fundorburk
Pharmacy Drug Store
The Macedonian fugitives in
Bulgaria are to appeal to the czar
of Russia for his intervention in
their behalf. Tho horrible details
as thoy come to hand show the
barbarous work of the fiends to be
i\ r? r\ I'onn/
\?BX|/l v-uwiou toil
Gen. M- C. Butler has resigned
as president of the Mexican Min>
ing and Exploration company.
Foley's Kidney Cwe
makes kidneys and bladder right
?I'uy your Subscription *o the
Lkdukk and he happy.
4'Strength and vigor come of i
good food, duly digested. 'Force
a ready-to-sorve wheat nod barmy
food, adds no burden but sualu?us,
nourishes, invigorates.''
The Bent. Prescription for Mantra
Chills and Fover is u bottle of
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
is siuiply Iron and Quinine and
tasteless, No Cure No Fay.
"his signature is on every t>ox or the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Ta?>ieu
he reuur'y that cures n cold in one day
It's What You
fUl A as
i iiar ivi
You can savo monoy by bu>
Our business has boen uiucb better
and wo thank all our customers for
we know how to appreciate your tr
called on us for goods come right a
pleased with our treatment.
Biggest hue of ltugs ever she
to $5.00. Big lot of romuant Carf
of everything in our lino, and it wi
buy.
PORTER!&is
In Masonic Building
For Dru
AN
%
s
Call at the Con
T. EUGENE F1
Sept. 3, 1002.
F~
1 AT ONCE 1
| TIM
j FRUIT
* And Fruit Jar Tops. Hav
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tit No use to waist your old Jt
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2 Enameled Ware once and y
r,
Canned Meats, Fruits, Pre
ii
In Picnic to your satisfaction.
L is complete. Can I supply ;
J. B.Mm
COFFINS. m\
O 0 O C O 0 I
t
,Ve| now lift'
and will contu
complete lino of
burial CASKETS,
all sizes and qualities,
nnppiw ? . - " 1
Vyvyrrii.1 up l?) Iiandsoi
CALL and seo us or send u
fortunato as to havo ? Joath
Within the HI
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Ijtllll'ilMFI llll
lacastek, s. <j ,
OA.UV JTJC/Jft. AxNiMUifl
You Know IT fiat You are Taking
When you take Grovo's Taate
loss Chill Tonic because the formula
is plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Ireland
Quinine in a tasteless iorm
No Cure. No Pay. &0c.
J. JI Alt 11 \' FOSTElt.
Attorney at Law,
LANCASTER. S. C.
Collections a specialty.
Save
I % r v .
iiKes 1 on Kicli.
dng your FURNITURE from up.
since wo opened thau wo expected,
making our business grow, and
ado. To all who have not as yet
long and yon will bo more than
iwq iu this town?prices from 2ue
mt cheap. Wo have a big stock
ll pay you to see us bofore you
iTEPHENSON.
Lancaster, S. C.
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iUNDRIES
ler Drug Store.
[JNDERBURK,
DRUGGIST.
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JARS |
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e plenty Fruit Jar tops,
irs. Try tho Vandyke
ou will have no other. il
N
serves and Fickles for Ji
My Fancy Grocery line 3
w
you. ^ ours for business, 2
IKORELL.
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111, COFFINS.
vo in stock,
me to keep, a
COFFINS and
Our stock embraces
from the plain, cheap
lie METALLIC cases,
s your order when so un
in your family. PRICES
JACH of ALL.
raft (i. Oct.
15, 1902.?tf.