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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
Ridgedale, Clinton District.

Dec. miss Ella Kincaid, one o.
White Days Fairest daughters, and
student of the Fairmont Normal
has been visiting friends near here fol
the past two weeks.
The "bovs" of our neighborhood
gathered at The home of Miss Elizabeth
Tanzey one day last week and husked
and cribbed her corn fol- her, for which
she was very thankful.
The protraeted meeting at Gainesville
closed Thursday night after being con.
Quoted for two weeks by Rev. Sims, oil
Grafton, and Rev. Williams, of Glades-
vile.
Our school is progressing nicely under
the management of Prof. Chips.
The second district institute is to be
held at Ellington and we understand
it is to be the 18th of December. The
first one was held at Pinegrove.
Hugh, little son of l.. S. Howell has
been very poorly for a few days, but is
better at this writing.
The protracted meeting at Hopewell,
conducted by Rev. q. w. Morrison, has
closed with but one conversion. Rev.
Morrison did his duty and did it well,
and so did the members. We hope the
seed has been sown in good ground and
will yet terminate and grow.
Sampson Brown has sold part of his
farm to Mr.. Snider for $l400, and has
moved to Gainesville.
Lon Kiger, a grandson of Mrs. Nancy
Frum, of near Ellington, went to Little
Falls a few days ago, and while there
his horse became frightened and fell
backward, breaking his neck and died
instantly We certainly feel sorry for
Mrs. Frum as she is a widow and this is
her only horse.
We understand the Baptist people are
going to have big time at Goshen
Christmas, consisting of box supper
and perhaps Christmas tree. As the
Baptists are a good set of people, We
heartily indorse their movements and
wish for them abundant success.
Clark Price is erecting new house
on the land he recently purchased of his
sister-in- law, Mrs. Graham.
B. B. Weaver is very poorly at this
writing, with rheumatism
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
The Catholic Pair.

The Fair which is being held for
the benefit of the Catholic church
on Beechurst steadily grows in inter
est. The crowds are larger and larger
each night The affair closes to night
and the attendance is expected to be
the largest of any night yet.
The contest for the diamond ring
is decided to night Miss Blanche
Semans and Miss Stein are the can
didates and the contest is expected
to be very close one. No little ex-
element prevails over it. A supper
will be served to night.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
The WOlcott Trial.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Dec. g.
The trial Of Frank Wolcott for the
murder of VIM. Webb is now being
pushed rapidly in the Criminal Court.
At noon today the State rested and
punctually at LEO the attorneys for
the defense began examining their
witnesses.
More than thirty physicians have
been summoned to give expert testi-
mony in the case A large crowd of
spectators have been present Nat the
trial today and considerable interest
is being manifested.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
Church Notes.

The regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Rev Broomfeld has gone to Union
town to fill his appointments to-mor-
row. He will return here on Mon
dey and take up the work again.
There will be Lutheran services at
the Municipal Hall at 1915 a. M,
and 1880 p. M; Sunday school at $50
a. M. All are invited
IRA M. WALLACE, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal church: $50
a. M, Sunday school; 10:45 a. M, SER
mon by the pastor on "The Super
natural in Religion" 100 p. M, SER
mon by the pastor on Popular
Amusement = The Modern Dance. :"
All seats free A cordial welcome to
all
Services at the Episcopal church
10:45 and 1880. The subject of the
morning sermon will be "The Bible
as Basis of Unity" At night the
fifth address in the course on "The
Lords Prayer" will be given. The
subject is 1.-THE will of God"
The the Baptist church: $3.50, Sum
day school; 1915, preaching by the
pastor, subject arnal Christians. -
The pastor earnestly solicits the at
tendance of all members of the church
at this service. 6:20 Baptist Young
Peoples Union; 1870, preaching by
Prof. Whyte. The new church will be
dedicated Sunday, December 10.
The revival services at the NJ. p.
Church last night were very sue
cessful. One young lady was con
verted making total Of five for the
first week, a very good number.
Twelve sinners asked that the meet
ings continue and for the prayers of
the congregation The doors of the
church will be opened tomorrow
and it is expected that fifteen or
more will be received into active
membership There will be no ser
vices tonight and the regular servi-
ees will begin again on Monday
night when Rev. Broomfeld will
have returned from Uniontown.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
WILL ISSUE BONDS
Kingwood Council Decides to Hold an
Election-Paved streets and Electric
Lights Wanted.

Special to THE DAILY New DOMINION.
KINGwooD, w. Va, Dec. 4.-The
town council of Kingwood last night
passed an ordinance relating to the
issuance of bonds to pave the streets
of the town and establish an electric
light plant. An election is to be
held within two weeks to pass upon
the matter. Bonds are to be issued
to the sum Of $4,000. 1t is expected
that the proposition will be ratified
by large majority.
The fine blue limesone from near
Rowlesburg is to be used in the paw
ing. The principal streets are to be
paved. When these Improvements
are completed Kingwood will have
taken an immense stride forward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
AN INJUNCTION
Granted by Judge Jackson Preventing
the Short Line from Interfering a

CHARLESTON, w. Va, December 3
Judge Jackson, of the United Sta
ties Court, granted an injunction to-
day against the Short Line Railway
Company, prohibiting it from in any
manner interfering with the Wrought
Iron Bridge Company in the construc-
tion of a bridge at Clarksburg. This
is said to be a Baltimore s. Ohio
bridge and the fight is between the
Baltimore & Ohio Company and the
Short Line Railroad Company.
In the case of Sturgiss VS.. White,
in the United States Court, decree OF
sale was entered to-day.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
A Dance tonight.

The West Virginia University Co
lillian club will hold a dance tonight
in Municipal Hail. The club now has
a large membership and is in most
flourishing condition. The dance will
commence promptly at eight o'clock.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
No Charge for the Opera House.

Mr.. NJ. j. Somehow, Manager Of
the Opera House, authorizes us to
say that if a concert is given for the
Debolt fund the Opera House will be
at the service of those giving it free
of charge. This is certainly very
liberal on the part of Mr.. Somehow
and should stimulate the promoters
of the matter.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
The Special Sale will be con-
tinued at the Baltimore Bargain
House this week.

The best raisins, currants, citron,
cocoanuts, etc, at Nye's.
THE Shapely, Good Wearing Shoes
that you see Others wear, you can al
so get if you buy your shoes of US. We
give the best values, the best wearers
for the lowest possible prices. Buy
your shoes of US.
HIRsCIINiAN's.
A LOT of Heinz pickles, keystone
dressing, Sauce etc. A. L. NYE's.
A NEW lot Of shoes just opened at
PoSten'S.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04

BEST sugar cured hams In town at
nine cents per pound at j. Leonard
Smiths, Main ST.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04

THE ACME people have something
interesting to say about subscriptions
to magazines. Read their ad.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
The Leading Florist

Mary M. Jenkins, Florist, Grafton,
w. Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs speciality. Potted plants in
variety. Grafton, w. Va. Box 221.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04
Lost.

The front of a Phi Kappa Psi
shield between Rice's store and the
University. Finder leave at this Of
flee and receive reward.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-12-04

MADEIRA Bros, cansaye you mon
ev on yearly subscriptions
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
Bob Had Them Unmarried

Rebecca, n 1T-year old daughter
of RObt Frazier, COL, walked Off
to Rev McCoy's with negro
man from from North Carolina
last Sunday and the parson made
them one. Robert, hearing what
his daughter had done, besought
the Magistrate to unmarry them,
informing him that the fellow al
ready had wife in North Caro-
lima. Constable Hunter went to
see the newly married couple at
Bob's request and in answer to n
question put by him the negro
said, eyes sir, already have a
n wife in North Carolina but [
thought it was alright to have
one in South Carolina too On
being told that it was against the
law to have two wives he readily
consented for Rebecca to return
home with her father but said he
would get n divorce from his
North Carolina wife and come
back and claim her. They parted
with that understanding.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
Cheap Rates to the Big Pic mic
and Barbecue.

The big picnic and free enter
tainment at Fort Lawn on the
Goth instant is all the talk. 1t
promises to be a decided success.
Everybody is invited and at least
200 people will go from this
county. The l. & G Railway will
run an excursion to Fort Law n
on the occasion at the following
low rates for the round trip:
Lancaster, 80 cents; Groces, -
cents; Bascomville, 90 cents:
Richburg. % cents; Knox, 40
cents; Chester, 20 cents.
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For the Ledger.
Dots FROM Antioch.

We have had some heavy rains
in the last few days that diImuc1
damage to the land rs well AZ to
the crops. Crops still look
promising and are all laid by, SO
we have nothing to do but build
our church, attend school meet
ings and enjoy ourselves.
The patrons of Antioch school
met on Saturday night last. MT
w q \ Porter was called to the
chair and gave us a good talk on
school matters. Mr NJ S Withcr-
spoon also gave us Il splendid talk.
Mr. Witherspoon was reelected
teacher and July 26th was the
time set to open the school. Then
we had II social chat and were di-
missed.
We met John at the school
meeting carrying large hickory
club to fight mad dogs with, he
said. Going home he met some
thing that didn't look much like Il
dog but John used his club on
the beast. We'll, it was not Il
dog but John wishes it had been
for 1t was II small oposeum.
John has heard about it several
times since.
To make a long letter short,
will close. APPLE PEALER.
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Marriages.

Married, ut the residence of Mr.
Boldcn, at this place on Sunday
morning last, July is. 1897, by
Re, j II Boldridgc, Mr. \ O
Hedgcpoth and Miss Bessie Busbee.
\ number Of their friends Witness
ed the ceremony and an excellent
wedding dinner was served.
Married, at the residence of
Mr. Henry Collins ut this place,
last Sunday afternoon, by Rev
j II BoIdridge, Mr. Vim j Beck
ham and Miss Carrie Mobley,
daughter of MIR II w Mobley of
Heath Spring.
Married, at the brides home
on Sunday last, by Rev j H
Boldridge, Mr. Sam d Ballard,
Jr., and Miss Addie Gainor,
daughter of MIR Ben Gainor of
the EIgin ncighborhood.
Married, at Hanging Rock
Church, on Sunday last. 18th in
slant, by Rev S w Henry, Mr.
VIM Floyd and Miss jamie Cau-
then, daughter of Mr. Martin
Cauthcn. The contracting par
ties are both very popular and a
host of friends jain us in wishing
them a long and happy life.
Married, in White Bluff
Baptist church, at s o'clock p m. ,
Sunday, July 18th, 1897, in the
presence of large crowd of re-
latives and friends, by j n Est
ridge, Notary Public, Mr. w
Hampton Hinson and Miss Lee
Ann Hinson, second daughter of
f l. Hinson. The attendants
we're p NJ Hilton with Miss Alice
Hinson, sister of the bride: Nj II
Hinson, brother of the groom,
with Miss Julie Hilton; j II Hor,
ton with Miss Lula Hinson; w II
Hegler with Miss Minnie Horton
j II Hegler with Miss Docia Es,
fridge; ID F Hilton with Miss
AliceBaker; l. A Baker with Miss
Almetta Estridge; H j Gard.
ner with Miss Queen Estridge.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
OPTlMUS.
Exactly Together.

One of the lowest things we
have seen in politics for II long
time is Ex-Governor Evan effort
at Walterboro to diirercntiate
McLaurin' 5 position on the tariff
question from that of Tillman.
Tillman and McLaurin stand ex
actIy together on the tariff ques-
tion, as everybody with a grain of
sense knows who has read their
speeches. Oraugcburg II m { s
and Democrat.
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Sunday School Convention.

Gills Creek Township Interde
nominational S. 5. Convention
will be held this year at Unity
church, Saturday, July oath:
The following program has
been arranged:
10 o'clock, a m.-Irtroductory
service by Mr. f f Boyce.
Organization.
10. The best methods of
promoting interest in the Sabbath
School, by Mr. r f Hough.
IL o'clock-The perils of the
Sabbath school, by Mr. John w
Mccain.
Recess and picnic dinner.
1:30-Praise service, by Mr. j
ID Nisbet.
Reports from schools and mis-
ccllaneous talks.
Closing address, by Rev Geo G.
Leonard.
Owing TO this short notice
schools will not have time to meet
and elect representatives. SUPER
intendents will therefore please
see that their schools arc repre-
sented. I. Il. Nisbct,
Township Supt.
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j L. N9acl<eN n co.
LANCASTER. >. &.

4 few days ago an account was
published in The State of the cess
alton of work on the big Warren
cotton mill at Athens Junction,
because of the failure of many of
the smaller stockholders to pay up
their subscriptions. 1t was stat
ed in the article, however, that
the president of the company ex
pected to have everything in shape
in a few days to 90 ahead. This
has been done. Work was resum-
ed yesterday, and the company
hopes to have no more trouble. -
The State, 18th.
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This interesting communication
reached us nt ra., evening". ...iI-
To s.. -.~t........~,. 49,.
.u ''.-..'C III inc proceedings OF
81. -, .'....' ~. '". '''" ,''-o reported
:; :, w.: -: i i'.l," ,''. ,.'''1"'' I'h|
J." ms iE''""I"e III thaj pace Snd:
,.,'' T'"> "''" .S,, was ro"f' "Id Shell :
,",l '''' ,'"'., , wa. was d" po''l'c@t
W. w. i i., .'' '''':, >, ''.'' ~, ',n u'i'"an.
:" P'H, "',' sly Wiz M3FE.i@
,;,,.,,;'i,, =, "nt -, "''''' '"' ', the 9'~-
,,"I!'S'''" 80" "l Il hohI" sire
"anaa w - " VIZ ~ ''''''' Ill '''' ''"cSt
The most tbot1h h,l i,
crcatinr poIiticop misf,rt,,rn. ,ras.
the part taken in advancinr the
posslhlIltles OF Il very unworthy
pi"'iierHNi'e "l" lr"ud' who FOR
nIe of South Con,I;,, orlI,o" 81, nv t,J" .
CnitCd States sopoto and hi
name is John Laurcns Manning
lrby.
may D' 'P0'lIi"ai corpse,
n,'',ntaI','l t', 'o". w., "''' ''", " ','"'n'
| have fine rryncrt md cnnGJnm,,6
of all good Christian people whcr-
ever known.
Inc senatorial primary IN Lau-
,.,I.. o",'"'! ! WIN "'.cI'l''''S ~
has Loc,yod .nJ Lnn, ,,,,,,I -.
voters appreciate sworrpriue.
Swashbuclllcrs. &. W. She'll
l@l'IrehS, =. g., July l6, 1897
III VIII he perceived that Colonel
shell Is not too dead to feel re
morse for one OF his sins, and that.
even granting that he is ''poIltt-
cal corpse, he insists that he Is
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
Elders and Dcacons' Convention.


The following gentlemen have
been appointed a committee on
entertainment of delegates to the
Deacons' ard Elders convention
which meets ut this place July
2Sth, 29th and 3Oth: w Med
Brown, j n Crockett, j + Nisbet.
Citizens arerequested to report
to the above committee how many
delegates they can entertain. A
very large delegation is expected.
Delegates are requested to send
in their names to the committee.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
Electric I3ittcrS.

Elect Bittors il medicine -uifed
Tor any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the IaUgGid. cX>
hau.ted feeling prevails. when the
'i"cr i7 'orlii aud sluggish aud the
need of p tOlic and Alternative is fclt.
\ prompt use of This medicine hrs of,
"N aN'T'td lon~ and porhars fta' bills
Us leve5S no mndIna wllI nrf moro
ihe'y in Couu'eractin2 and freeing
the system from the up'arial po,.rr.
HodaeHe, IN Iipa ftou. Cou-fErat,r.,
Dizju yiold 20 Electric Et'e's 5na
erd Sl0) per bottle at crawford Rr0s
Dru" Sloro.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
ACADEMIC, LITERARY
-AND-
Classical School,

THE FORMER Presbyterian High
u school at Rock Hill. = C.. viii
he re-opened ~EPTEMBER lst. 1891
under the control of Davidson College
The location, buildings. equipment
ana faculty are the very best, and the.
Phy0lealf social. unrsl and religions
in ereslS of students receive The host
attention. Boys and Young men Rrr
Ih"r"ughiy PREPARED for College or
University, or Tor active life excrrL
where a complete cIassica! or pgofps-
sioual education il desired
Terms are moderate. and ambitions
young men with limited TIM anu
means, OF which they desire 20 make
he best use, should by ALI means look
INTO 'ho c.aiua, facilities and 0nla~-
iunirs OF this school. Adde'S
q. E. BANKS. or
J.. /. BARNES.
Rock Hin, SO
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Items from The Rock Hill r-erald.

The negro wh, was killed on
Mr. ID f Finley's place by Iightn-
ing last Saturday has been identi-
fed by his clothing as Bill Steele,
son of Brat Steele, and tenant
on Mr. John Huey's place.
DR. X ) 6eckham has almost re
covered from the effects of being
bitten by spider last Tuesday
and viii be out in a few davs.
His father, Mr. Simon Becllham.
of Pleasant Hill, visited him this
week.
Frank Caldwell, negro tramp
from Macon, Ga, was found sick
at the O II & G depot on Thursday
OF last week and sent to the colored
hospital at Charlotte. He re-
turned To Rock Hill the same
night, died Thursday and was buri-
ed by the city authorities yestcr
day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
FEMALIA TABLETS.
NJ dicdtcd Uterine UUfers f,,.
the L"C0i Treatment Of Diseases
Pee u,0r to UOnteu,

Such IA falling of the womb, ulcera
ti"n, enlargement. itching, buruiI. Y
and scalding discharges and Ieucnr.
rhna or Whites. Mechanical appli.
anc.s and the annoyance aud incnu.
vepisnce OF phl sician may Le at
once dispensed with
Flu'tering Of the heart, nervous
and Acknowledgements e. ld cXt!emI
ties, Pains in the breast, Pain on right
or left Of womb. sore ieriiug in tower
Part of bowels, Pain in the top of Ihe
head, Dizziness and the T. ues, De
pressed spirits, Pain IN the reui n uf
the kidreyS, aud hacknche, Bearing
down feeling, sparks befo the eyes.
etc., are only symptoms. dependent up
on common caus.- Disease Of the
WOMB anu OUdrjes Treatment To Te-
Iicve any one of these Symptoms can
not. N most, accomplish more than
ten porary relief ihunhr ds OF women
VIII testify To the truth of thus state
menil. Gtu cannot e re diseased
ofgaE hN directing your remedies To the
r. lief OF symptoms Treat the dispas
Ell Organ giving riIe To- the symptoms
go to h" root Of he evil and amy
your remedies ahd II rrliefis to he had
and the pIOi er remedy il used. succt -
W II crown yOurcH,rt-. FpmuI;a Tat
lets are applied directly To the dispas
ed organ, and applied ro1 10y tne haud
of the sufferer.
BrS" Sent by mail, tpaid for 30
cents. For sale by
j L. Ngacl<eN n co.
LANCASTER, >. &.
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Death.

Mr. Calvin McGuir. died at his
home near Bethel Church on Sat
urday night last after protract-
ed illness. He was about 65 wears
of age and leaves his wife and sew.
cral children, all grown, surviving
him. His remains were inferred
at Tabernacle on Sunday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21

A well known vicar gives II GU
rious experience. 1t was his GUS
tom to point his sermons with
"'My Dearly beloved brcthern, "
until one day lady member of
his congregation took cxpection to
this, and asked him why he al
ways preached to the gentlemen
and never to the ladies' My
dear lady said the vicar, 'onc
embraces the other. But not in
the churchn was the reply of the
astonishcd lady.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
For the Ledger.
VAN WICK ITEMS.

The committee ofarrangcmcnts
for thc Van. Wyck and Boa'ah
Sunday school haskcr picnic has
chosen Aug 10th - the day, and
the beautiful grove ut DR. ! d
Nisbcts johnson farm rs the
place. All ncighboring Sunday
schools and the public generally
with we'll filed baskets, are
cordially invited. Speakers arc
invited to make addresses ON Sun
day schoo. work and q brass band
to furnish music for the entertain
ment of the audience.
One of our young farmers
has been trying some labor of the
tribe that loves to hunt and fish,
to help him raise cotton, but to
his surprise they have been help
ing him raise ''Cain." \ few
mornings, since in one of these
raising spells, their tongues play.
ed a conspicuous part. This new
labor was about to take posses
sion of the field and the situation
generally by means of stone; when
the young farmer drew his wca-
pom in self defense, that he might
be able to hold his position, a
third party came TO the rescue
and put the farmer to a good or
dered retreat to the second story
of his dwelling, and the new labor
homeward to her cabin. When
all seemed serene, these comba-
tants might have been seen, cau-
tiously leaving their respective
: places of refuge, and viewing the
situation of their late unpleasant
ness with many triumphant airs.
Mr. } A Hyatt Is opening up
a saw mill yard near DR. j \ Ms
bets home. This will be a great
convenience to those who need
lumber in this community. Some
of this lumber ought to be used
in Var Wyck. Can't we get a
building boom startedl
Mr. Werner Nisbct. youngest
son of DR. j n Nisbct has entered
the University of Lexington, Va. g,
where he will complete his literary
and medical studies.
Mrs DR. w O Nisbet of Wax
haw is visiting her friends and
relatives around Van Wyck.
Mr. Ed BaXtrom of Rlchburg
is visiting his Van Wyck relatives.
J Messrs r b Rives and Frank
Jordon of Fort Lawn paid our
community visit Saturday and
attended Van Wyck Church on
Sunday.
Rev Henry Stokes, pastor of
Van Wyck church preached an
able sermon Sunday morning to
an attentive congregation.
Our young friend, j l. Till
; man, Jr., was on our streets Sat
urday, the first time since having
his leg broken, six weeks ago.
He can move around pretty well
on his crutches, and if he continu-
es to improve as he has for the
last two weeks he will soon be
able TO sport the girls, and give
them some delightful drives be
hind his fine pony.
OPTlMUS.
| ESontly 'rnrctbor
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FRESH BEEF

4 ALL times at my market I'm Ufie-
"A Davis building My refrigerator
keeps IT almost ice-c0ld will deliver
l, In any part Of town mt any hour de-
sired You can purchase beef when
you with. leave it, in the Refrigerator
and | will send it { your home anr
time you may wish it sent This i'm
sures your beef being kept perfectly
fresh. w. r. YOUNG
July 10th, ls97-3m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21

The state has on hand between
80, 900 and 40, 900 acres of land.
which has been ooniiscaicd for
non paid taxes. The best portion
Of it is in Kershaw and Chester
field counties. The state will sell
it from % cent to 81 per acre.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-07-21
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