The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, May 21, 1904, Image 3

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Local Matters APPOINTMENTS OK KKV. J. M. WHITE Unity, 1st and 3d ?al<batli. i Oil Is t reek, 2d and 4tti Hubbath, 11 a. ui. I Pleasant Hill,'J I and 4th Habbath, 4 p m. ' When you want Candy,' When you think of Candy When you jo^to bet Candy ' get at ( 1 Mackorells. Ill ? c ?Ice from now on in any quant b ty delivered at your homo. f J. B. Mackorell. ?See now adv. of E. E. Cloud I in this issue. t ? Mrs. A. McManus visited 8 relatives in rock Hill this week. ? --The veterans have about all rt Si returned from tho reunion in Si Charleston. Most of them en- 1 joyed the occasion. TL? * M ? iuu treasurer's annual re- " T port will he found on the 4tb I page, at least half of it. The remainder will he published in oar next issue. ? ?Five good second-hand sew- ? mg machines at a bargain, for cash or on time. J. B. Mackorell. " ? Misses Ora and Adelle LemCi mond, studeuts of the Woman's . it Normal and Industrial college at P Concord, N. C., are at home for the Summer vacation. 1 P ?Application will be made be- r< fore Judge Gugo at Chester today for bail for Mr. Lewis Horton charged with the murder of Chas. Brown, col. The application will be made by his attorneys, Wilhams & Williams & Dobson. ?A telogram to bis brother- ^ in-law in the upper section of the Q] county, last Monday announced tk. -1 ?f- "--'L " tuo ucuiu ui iiLi. tieuin uoairey, j? aged about 25 years, formerly of jc this county, which occurred at his ? home in Georgia that day. q( ?AlTthe latest books and mag- tc azines for sale at the Crescent tl Restaurant. Will also carry a d - lino of school books. 2m. ,)no. W. Elliott. ti ?On account of unavoidable hi delay, the romains of Miss Alice H Horton, *kr>so death in Baltimore n< last Monday was chronicled in our ft lost issue, did not reach Kershaw pi until Thursday morning instead of is Wednesday as was expected, and consequently the interment did not u take place until Thursday after* noon. ci ?An iuvitation to tho com- 'a mencement exercises at Winthrop y* College has been received. The cc exercises oogin May uyt^and end "* on May 31st. There ure 57 young a ladies in the graduating class of eo this year, among them Miss Julia Mobley formerly of this county, ar Pi ?Rev. Mr. Yarborough of Fort Lawn has about half an acre M of the finest cabbago we have heard of anywhere in the up-couotry. He sent ovor a sample head to Mr. A. B. Ferguson this week ^ which, after all. the outer leaves sn had been trimmed off, weighed 3 le pounds. ? Letters remaining uncalled for in the post-office at Lan- ^ caster for the week ending May Q1st. 1Q04-. urn ft* fnlTnum* Misses Halie Cunningham, Amelia 0f Cunningham, Jessie Cunningham, th Daisey Bailey, care John Harris, o' Messrs. Joe Mcllwaiu, T. G. Sims, W. A. Star new, G. T. Games, Hillan Alexander, J. A. _ Adams, Mosses Cunningham, In John Funderhurk. ^ Belle Nanco, P. M. of Foley's Honoy and Tar peculiarly adapted for asthma, bron chitis and hoarsenpss. Sold by th Fonderburk Pharmacy. is ? Mhj. B. F. Miller wa9 taken to Dr. Pryor's sanitarium nt Chester Thursday. His son, Mr. J. M. Miller, and son^in-hiw, Mr. ' It. C. Luzon by, went over with lim and returned on the ni??ht rain. Tbero bus been no im irovomont in his condition tinco >ur lust issue. 1 ? Don't forget the sale todny it the A. R. P. parsonage ut 11 )'clock. See adv. of K. 11. Alii- ' on, Administrator. ? Miss Annie Mobley, of l!aclv?tni'lfS ia ? 11 ' vv?uwy ? IOIH'1^ ill I S. X\? McCrorey. ? Mr. S. T. Black tnon has just lompleted some repairs ou his l lomo which adds much to its ap? 1 >earanco. ?Miss Bessie Hammond of lenth Springs is at homo from \ he Statosvillo Fcmnlo-Collogo to , pend the Summer vacation. Two ] fher schoolmates, Misses Nannio g nd Christine McCaskill, of Ker^ \ haw county, stopped over and are f pending a few days with her. ( ?The only casualty of the re- c uion in Charleston occurred I hursdny afternoon whon a sail t oat with seven vetoraus capsized \ etween Fort Moultrie and Fort t umlcr, resulting in the drowning p f J. D. Carmichael of Dillon, g nd J. VV. Harmon of Lexington oucty. The others were rescued t i an exhausted condition. 8 ?The proceedings of the State t nvenliotn, as much as our lim* t ed spaco would permit us to f ublish, will bo found on the first I age. It will be gratifying to our eople to know that Col. Springs jceivod almost the unanimous ote of the district for delegate to 10 national convention. Col. / prings was a delegate to the J, minuting convention in 1886 t] hen Cleveland and -Thurman j ere nominated and he was on r ic committee to notify Cleveland f his nomination. <j -Mr. J Z. Bailee, of Pleasant Vally, will in a few days, it is said, I it the contract for a modern res- a lence,costing something like $300. The house will consist of } in rooms and will be located to 0 ic front of Mr. Bailes present a welling.?Fort Mill Times. j Mr. H. T. Cox, principal of le Lancaster Graded School, has Ben elected superintendent of the ? u leath Springs School for the ^ ext sosison. Mr Cox originally om Greenville, is a bright and n romising teacher, and Lancaster 0 loth to part with him. ? oath of Judson Bockbam. ; Mr. Judson Beckham, whose Q itical illness was noted in our ^ st issue, died about 2 a. m., 3sterday. Mr. Beckham has been C intined to his home for several ouths, his illness beginning with severe spell of la grippe in iho irly spring. n Mr. Beckham was a son of Mr. ^ id Mrs. G. VV. Beckham of ? leasant Hill. He was about 29 b jars of age, a member of the ^ ofhnfliut r.taiii'rtK on'l k:~Ul- ? C< VIUU<<IU<I VUUIVU| nuu lll^llljr eg. eulod us an upright, oxomplary, irUtian man, by all who knew al m. He leaves a widow and two nail children surviving him. His mains were interred in Westside metery yesterday afternoon with ^ e ceremony of the Jr. O. U. A. ., or which order ho was an en u?iastic member. ol Hon Joseph R. Witherspoon i \ k:~ ? ? lwmxiia, uiuu lit Ilia IIOII13 1Q at city Tuesday morning at 7 m clock. ^ ? h( The board of trustees of the S. College will, at its Juno moot.. cf g, elect the successor of Prof. 6?1 . Means Davis, and elect an ad , ' la net professor in the department English. or Civility is a charm that attracts rc e love of all men, and too much better than to show too little. ltev .1 M I^it(lo Fouglit Mormoi IHilcrs. From yesterday's Monroo En tpurer wo clip the following: Two Mormon Elder* wont t< Wingute, six miles east of lion last Friday and before they lof that village tnn up against Kev, J. W. Little, a Baptist ministei who is well known throughoul this section for his unique ways ol going for those men and measure which aro obnoxious to him. Mr. Little and the elders engaged in conversation and the subjec live of polygamy, as practiced by tfie Mormons, was sprung. One of the Elders said that he had no argument against polygamy, but Hie mother of Christ practiced it. That assertion was too much for Mr. Little and wo learned that ho :old the elder that be could say what ho pleased about Jimmy Little but ho had gone too far in ilandering that woman, and with hat declaration ho landed a fist ?n tho Elder's mouth, and the eller not being a man of war, turn id to flee and as lie did so Mr. ^ittlo kicked him,and also kicked ho other Elder and threw a valise vhich one, had left after them and old them never to come to Win;ato again. Neither of the Elders howed fight. ThoseElders have been workingiu ho eastern part of the county for ouietirae,we are told. We venture he assertion that they will make hemselves scarce about Wingato or that is tbo home of J. * W. kittle. Japanese Lose Two Fine Ships. Tokio, May 19 3.30 p. ra.-Vice Ldmiral Togo has reported as folows: "A report from Rear adoirul Dewa says that the cruisers Lasuga and Yoshino collided doing a fog off Port Arthur, on day 15. The Yoshino sank, only 0 of her crow being saved. "On the samo day the battleship latsuso struck a Russian mine nd sank." 90 of tho crew of 300 of the Toshino were rescued. The crew f the Hatsuse numbered 711 men 11 of whom except about 300 lerished. TWO THOUSAND RUSSIANS FELL! London, May 20.-Tho Standard orrespondent at Tien Tsin cablos hat while the Japanese lloet was overing the landing of troops nor K* 111 P.Kflll on \A /\n/ln?r n vMk A?(?1 wuuu VUilLUUUUy J U 11UI U C ngngement occured at Hsin Yen /heng. Two thousands Russians rere killed or wounded. The Rusians retreated and tho Japanese ecu pied both Kai Ping and Kai Jhan. Md Woman Had Hoarded $40,000. New Orleans, May 18.?Attorey for the heirs of Mrs. Amelia loquese, an eccentric old widow rho died about two weeks ago, t*Al/n Arvo? r* r? / ?!/! ?/> & ui\v V|/Ull ail U1U DULU IK UCI IIHU ome today, under order of the ourt. In the same they found, silver ad currency amounting to more ian $40,000. Mrs. Noquese had ved a simple life and had been | oarding the money for many ears. STATE NEWS. I)r. P. E. Grittin, former Supt. f tho Asylum, d'ed in Columbia hnrsday morning. Dr Peter Stokes, who was a oin llfir nf (lin unnooainn ?nnnn? . V... vrw. x/ * UVX.WOOIUII VUII ? CU ' on in 1860, hied Monday at hig )mo noar Branchvillo, S. C. Sandy Davis, col., of Abbeville >unty, died Saturday night after iting a mixture of poke salid and mb'a quarters. 25 additional constables were i duty in Charleston during the union to watch for blind tigers. Subscribo to The Lodger. i M iss Maggie Hobs, daughter of I Mr. John Ross, of Cornwoll, - died Tuesday morning. Sho was ah(.ut 34 years old. i A cheerful hoy and a modest t girl need give no concern to father . or mother. These are traits that form a substantial superstructure t to build on. I J. E Elkins while drunk board- J ed an engino at Sumter Wednesday and pulled out for Florence. It was just good luck that the steam ran down and he was stopped after he had gone a few miles over the track. j I -Fay your Subscription 4o the IjEDQEK and bo happy. Administrator's Sale==Notice By virtue of an order of the Probate ./uifge, I will sell at pub'io auction, at tbe A. It. P. Parsonage, in the town of Lancaster, on Saturday the 21st instant, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m , ti e p son >1 property of the late Hat- _ tie K. tlulthard, deceased con isting | chit lly of Household and Kitchen furniture TennsCAHH. May 4th, 1904 It M.Allison, c Administrator. a Notice. The Board of Control for Lan- j caster county will meet at Lancaster C. H., IS. C., on June tho 7th, 1904, for tho purpose of electing dispensers for tho dispensary at Lancaster C. H., and the dispensary at Kershaw for thdon- | suing year beginning July 1st, 1904. Applications for those positions tnnst bo tiled with said board at least twenty days before said 7th of June, 11)04. J. E. YV. Iluilc, , Chr. Board of Co. Control L.C. IIWIII II ! I?I 2 Trespass Notice. ? A II per<ons are warned not to ties- n pass by fishing hunting or in any other way on the lards of th- under signed ou ('ant Cieek and bordering K on ii & v* Railroad in ''ane Creek township The law Mill be rigidlv enforced against all persona disregard iog this notice. W. It. I'lyler, \V. J. Cunningham it. Cunningham. T. K. Cunningham. May 9, 1904?1 m. Notice Of Final Discharge. Notice Is hereby given I hat on the 25th day of May 1904. the unde rsigned, M as Executor of tho estate or Evan Rollings deceased, will li e his Una! re turn and Settlement and m.ke application to tho l'ro'oi e Court for tlie County of Lane isler, Btute of South Carolina for a linal discharge as such Executor. U.K. Rollings. Apri'2>, 19:14.?1 m, Notice. C Notice is hereby giver, that on the 6 h day ot June, i9t)4, tlie undersigned (1 will tile his linal retiirn hs t?.tr.???iu_ trator of (he estate of James J Ma^sey, tl deceased, and will maUe application to the Judge of Froba e, of Lancaster g County, (South Carolina, for a final dis^har^e as such administrator at 10 or o'cl >ck a. m ou said date Alay 5th, 1004. P. It. Massey. " W. F. LANEY , "b Physician and Snrgeon. " Calls answered from olfico in rear of Fonderirurk Pharmacy during the day, and from resi denco on Elm street at night. Residence phono, 38. ^ Office phone, 118. ft et E. I>. ROWERS. W. O. ROWERS. BOWERS' BROS. : Builders and Contractors d Lumber, al) kinds, for sate. ' Drtssintf and Matching at short notice g * Turned work and Scroll work aspec* I ia?tVi IVUlve US your orders, BOWERS BROS, v Near Depot. ^ Feby. 23, 1904. The Question is Asked " Why CHERRY & CO., sells so maoy Shoes? The Answer Is I n,,,... 4i? L-_ 11 .. t?cvnu3o inuy naiidio mo very 1 best material anil sell for tho least money. I Wo don't advertise to soil at Cost to make room for more goods. Can hardly got tlmm fast enough. Respectfully, Cherry & Co j? 111 si Mr fur I 1F_QUALITY AND PLEASE. Prunes, Dates, Raisins, Figs, ( ihreaded Wheat, Oat meal, ICnglish \va Apples 1 Kvaporated and sun-dried California dried poaches.Canned goods of ALL KINDS. For a good Broom, Come to MF. Yours f J. B.Macf 30 DAYS I will sell at I rices for CASH. 20 lbs sugar for #1.00. 11 lbs (in oda f jr 5 cts. 21 lbs good Kico for #1 ts. Molasses at 17 cts por gallon. To 5c up. Plow Steel at 44 ets per lb. al Coffee Pot Pic. Dippers at 4e each, argain. .1 5-drawer drop head Sowin? loncy Moon Sewing maching at #15.00. Yours for n p n li. L. C On to CI THAT'S THE >f close, cash buyers. People apprcciat 10 very best class of merchandise at clo mt they can do very much better at < oodsand more of them for the same m< laking us many friends. Our fame lor i spreading. Every day now customersL once become enthusiastic when they s< U8iness never ceases to grow and it woi no value behind it all. A GREAT PU k'o have just gotten in over 4,000 yards d styles and fast colors?tho regular 1( liirn I<11 tif miltr tlw? ?-.! : W vy V MV WWIJ t/U HIV J U. 1 IK I U /or will ho at the price. Thoy are goii ;ceivc about Monday or Tuesday a case ies ? that formerly sold at '25 cents. Dc the yard. iOOD CLOTHING /o are doing a good clothing business est stock we over carried and tho lovves ister. You ought to seo tlioso $7.50 si ad those $10.50 suits at $(>.00. Spoci issimero, worth $2.50, we are running >t pants, worth $4, special price at $*2. t $1.00 We havo a groat line of hoys' t 20 to 75c. Good children's suits at -from 10c up. E-E. CL Underbuying makes underselling eas.) uiys underbuy. !SS i I s PRICE" CAN CAN.; ? 1 1W J irapo nuts, Cream of Wheat Inula, Pecan and Alm.m Is or business, 10RELL. LViT VJrT^TTil^fMrtXT . ONLY the following ion Coffee for #1.00. 2 pkg 1.00. 1 cun Salmon for 7 A bacco ut your own price from )hoo naila 2 pkga for 5c. 1 In fact everything at a Big * m ticl tine at #13.75. _ Beat on the market. bargains, ARNES. f 3*.7r-*r:s3,r rr<szrK*z?aa?xnatwcr oud'S BBY 0 the fact that wo arc soiling so cut ju ices. Thoy roa'i/.o >ur store?thoy get better moy. Our groat values are reliable goods at low j)riccs 1 and friends are added who jo what we aro doing. Our aid not bo so if there was no IB Utl WO !-? lino Batiste Muslin, bcauti) cent grade. We oiler the nothing like it in the city or ig like wild fire. Wo will i of beautiful printed Organ We will run them special at i BUSINESS this season. We have the I prices ever shown in Lanlits wo are soiling at ?1 05, al children's suits, all wool at only $1.50. Men's iob 50. Fine $3 cassitucr punt a knee pints?3 to 10 years? $1. Straw lints nt half price 01111 Vy' 'V-' 19^ w It is our business to al