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PORT ARTHUR INVESTED.
Continued from First Page.
London, Feb. 20.?The Rus J
sian ambassador to England,
Count Renckendorff. has hurried- !
ly returned to St. Petersburg. 1
lie gave private business as the 1
excuse for his departure. <
Chefoo, Feb. 20.?Word reach 1
ed here today that the Russian 1
land forces are concentrated be- 1
fween Mukden and New Chwang,
Manchuria. Troop trains are ar 1
riving there with considerable
precision.
London, Feb. 20?A dispatch i
from Seoul says that. 1500 Cos (
sacks are crossing the border $
near Wiju and their scouts are .
already at Aniu. It is reported in
Seoul that Chinese brigades re
cently joined the Kussians. They '
deserted from their army.
Port Arthur, Feb. 20?An en- ?
gagement is reported on Korean c
territory between Cossack pickets ti
and a small detachment of Japa t
nese. The Cossacks captured ?
several of the Japanese, with J
maps and papers.
Paris, Feh. 20?It is stated j
that Admiral Alexieff was orderOf)
f f\ romuin of A Kn*. ***? ! H
VV4 VV IVUKUII (4 \J A ui t aiiuui Ulllll
the arrival of Admiral MakharpfT, (
successor to Admiral Stark, commanding
the squadron there.
A free bottle of I)r. Thacher's Liver and *
Blood Syrupwilltiesent to any reader of
this paper who will write to the Timelier
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. i
. ? . j
Colored Farmers Hold Conven- <
tion. |
Tlie colored farmers convention 2
was a decided success. There i
were in attendance over 200 en- <
thusitic men seeking for more <
knowledge as to how to win j
their bread.
There is a spirit among the
men lo he belter farmers, to
stay out of debt, get homes ami
squill farms, to raise hogs, cows
ami chickens. The convention
went on record as being opposed
to the unsettled condition among
the race. Stay on the farms, it
is the backbone of the country.
It's the nations source of wealth.
All of the questions on the programme
we discussed at some
length. For lack of time many
things needed to be said were
left unsaid. As a sign of pro- -
press retail Me Inllowinp informa
tion from the members: Number I
with homes 22, that own hoi sew
68, that own cows81, that own
hops 74, that owns wagons ami
buppies 04, persons with stock
not mortgaged 40, t hat farm
without poinp in debt 35.
We encouraped every man to J
have :i garden and try to live
more at home. Slav out of town *
and work extra patches. *
With the proper encourage
merit the farmers of Lancaster
county will be able to meet the demands
for intelligent farming
Each man returned home to I
become more independent. I
M. D. Lee, Prin.
basket Supper.
m
The young ladies of liopewell
school will give a basket supper
at the school house Thursday
night, March 10. The public are fc
cordially invited. The proceeds
will be applied to the school
house. tl
Miss Blanche Lane, ?'
" Esther Walters, r<
" Sadie Duncan, "
Llenrietta Iiinson, J1
Committee. '
For biliousness, headache, dyspepsia |l
take Dr.Thacher's Liver and Blood Sjmip. |
1
The latest from the RussiaJapanese
war is the following
from London under date ol
February 22 :
There is great excitement at
3t. Petersburg over the persistent
reports that the Russians
fought a battle with the Japanese
advance guards south of the
Yalu river and were beaten,
losing 2,500 men. The government
remains silent and the
report is generally believed.
The Japanese have takon form
il possession of Korea.
i\ir. J. M. uempster and Mr,
I. W. Ilasseltine, of Kershaw,
,vero botli hero yestorday get
ing their brokerage business
itarted oiF.
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Important Notice.
Notice is hereby given that it
ip a violation of law for any person
or corporation within the
limits of Lancaster county to sell
or offer for sale any pistol, ritle
cartridge or pistol cartridge without
first obtaining a license from
the county board of commissioners.
L. J. Perry,
ountv Supervisor
How to Make Money
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in once is nereby given that I ^
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sioners will not approve or pay ^
any claim against the county
for work, such as repairing
roads or ground bridges, unless (
the same shall have been
authorized by, or a contract |
made with somo member of the
Board. L. J. Perry,
County Supervisor.
W. B. Bruce, Cler*.
Trespass Notice ;
All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt, fish, or in any way 1
trespass upon any ot the lands '
owned or controlled by the undersigned,
under penalty of law.
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[ made ari angeinents by which I can
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on first mortgages on improved
cotton farms at 7 per cent, interest
>n sums of $1000.00 and over, and 8
jer cent, interest on sums of less than
11000.00. No commission or brokeriff*
charged?only a reasonable fee
or abstraot of titie.
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Attorney ai-Lsw. I
Lancaster, 8. C., Sept. 10. '03?die.
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ants began to form squares, applied broadcast H
d Ammonlate -1 ?
of Soda I 1
?ere. The yield of lint was 127 pounds more
irate. 9H
n increase of 120 pounds to 400 pounds per acre.
1 the COtton bell to inalte a similar roi?/\n ?- -*
iiit-ir-, recommends ss the only means of
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