The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1886-08-04

Ten pounds of Rio Coffee for One
Dollar at 7. nj. Fitzpatrick d Bros
MIR. r. Alarshatl, an aged and re-
spocted citizen of this county, is lying
dangerously III at his home.
The t,Ewer of the BAPTIST church is
now completed and ready to receive
the new bell ns soon,as 1t arrives.
-C5iored Lawn. fast cQlors, az .5c
per yard at 4. NJ Fitzpatrick &c Bros.
Mr.. j. w. Williams has a eve
which he's dropped lambs twice during
the present year.
Another pic. mic at Bandsford last
Thursday. Our young people are Ger.
sainly ENJOYING the picnic season.
-Brogan Shoes at T. NJ. Fitzpat-
rick & Bros. at one dollar per pair,
full stock,
Mr.. A. B. Lindsey left this morn
ing in charge Of forty-scveh hands to
work on the new railroad.
w. Gauson is selling out clock.
stock and barrel" Ills is a splendid
chance for bargains. Read his "ad"
The Payscur building Ia approach
ing completion. The front is quite
handsome-deCidcdly the prettiest in
town.
Mr.. j. NJ. McMurray has left us
aspecimen of the bolls from his fifty
acre brag patch of cntton.
-Colored Crinpled Seersucker at
1oc per yard st T. NJ. Fitzpatrick &
Bros.
ellis. Creek school opened on
Monday last with large number of
scholars. Miss Mary j. Porter is the
teacher.
Mr.. J. P. Small has a suck egg
cat. The first candidate who calls is
required to kill il or he'll not get Mr..
SIS vote.
Mr.. III. G. McIlwaine has some
very fine grapes on sale at Linlsey's.
All Wool Bunting, various colors,
a, a2ic per yard worth 25c per yard
~ t. NJ. Fitzpatrick e. Bros.
Matt Cooper, col, was committed
~ Jail the past week by Justice Isaac
''..Lii.r 10 serve sente nee of20 days
:or petit larceny.
State Secretary H~-G,- Scuddy
viii visit this place soOn in the interest
OF the Y NJ c A.
"A tenant house on Capt X G Bill.
'ings' place, occupied by Sam Dunlap,
col, was burned down on Friday last.
Tie fire was accidental.
Starch CT DC per ID. II lbs. Gran.
ulatcd Sugar for s1.O0 at T. NJ. PITT
patrick & Bros.
= protraoted meeting will be held
at st. Luke's Church beginning on
Friday night before, and embracing
the third Sabbath instant.
Miss Lily, little daughter Of NJ.
John f.. Funderburk. who lives near
Tradesville, is quite low with typhoid
fever.
"A Number OF stockholders OF the
Cheraw and chester Railroad at
tended the annuel meeting at Chester
yesterday. Mr.. J @. McAIanus repre-
sented the county commissioners.
"A young lady, on being asked
what calling she wished her sweetheart
40 follow, unblushingly replied that
she wished him to be a husbandman.
Bishop Howe, of the Episcopal
Church, will make his annual vista
;ion to Christ's Church, at this place,
on The Sd day of September, proximo.
Nuns Yelling 1 ya,d wide, at 7
cents per gard ct T. NJ. Fitzpatrick &
Bros.
DIR. Robert S. Beckham, Of this
county. was elected delegate TO the
annual conference Of the NJ. f. Church
South, at the Sumter Dist,jc: Confer
snce which met in session at Camden
recently.
-Me'srs. j. F. Gregory, II. G.. Nc.
iIva'ne, and I. i. Cunningham are
the delegates to the Summer meeting
Of the State Grange in session to day
at Columbia. -,
lhe delegates to the State con~
vention left on Yesterday (Tuesday)
for Columbia. They are pretty even-
~ divided for Sheppard, Coker and
Richardson for Governor.
q white woman was severely
beaten aud shoru Of her "goIde. locks"
ny negro womsnIn Pleasant Hill
township last week. The white woman
was Of such a character that no one in
the community sympathized with her
II all brt rather approved the action
Of the negro.
Rev. Mr.. Grier, of DIE West
preached at the new A. r. p. Church
ut this place, last Sunday. The church
is now completed except painting and
IS the handsomest church in town. 1t
reflects great credit upon the congre
CATION as well as npnn the skill Of the