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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

home Of his father ar. r. o. Allen. IN
This county.
Miss Rebecca Powell. Of Alexandria.
IS visiting Mrs. William n. Mcdonald.
Mrs Henry Morris. of Baltimore, IS
visiting her father, ar r. O. Allen. 90
this county.
Miss wills. Of Summit Point. w. Va.
SIS tho guest Of the Misses L1ppitt. az "Il-
m.ngion."
Messrs. W. Caben Moore and Frank
McCormick have returned home from the
University of Virginia.
Mrs. William d Cabell and daughter
Miss Margaret Cabeh Of Norwood. Va
are visiting tho family Of Alr. a. Moore
Jr. at "Cleft Oak"
Mrs. Julian McShane. OF Baltimore. SIS
The guest Of Mrs Marshall Mccormick
Mrs. j. Jet Mccormick. Of Norfolk. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Mccormick
Miss Nellie Crmth has returned from
q visit TO washington.
Mr. Charles Garrett. Of Baltimore Wis
ited the family Of Mr. o. S. Lee this
week
Miss p0nt'a Baldwin has returned home
from stanton. where she attended Miss
Stuarts school during the past session.
Mr. Frank Korfoot has returned from
Richmond where he was student OF
Richmond College.
Mrs william b. Lee. OF Gloucester. ac-
companicd her mother AIRS. =. S. Kowns-
lar. 20 her home iu this place. from
visit 70 Eastern virginia
Miss Ann Mayo Scott and Miss Hough.
of Baltimore. are guests of Mrs. j.. G.
snyder.
Miss Laura Gold left this week TO visit
relatives IN Winchester.
Mr =. L. Williams. OF the staff Of the
louisville KyJ Commercial. is visiting
his friends ln town.
Mt sidney Jones. Of Steelton. Pa. IS
at his fathers homo here.
Miss louie Milton IS home from BalH-
more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
JEFFERSON PARK
TAKING ON LIFE
The Scenes of Other Summers Are
Being Repeated,
MANY VISITORS ARE COMING,
The Music for the Season Has Been
Installed The Hotel j. Lighted
With Gas and Every Prepare
ton Made for tho Guests.

JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL, June IL.
special.-Owng to the extreme heat the
exodus 10 he mountains last season is
said 10 have been greater than has ever
been known n The previous history OF
summer resorts. and since the tcmpera-
tme bureau ls ony giuug us foretaste
of what IFS to Dee. This summer VIII Doe
sim hotter and tho Nefnal clad noun
tains more inviting
Life in the mountains is bu0yant, orac-
ing and rewVfyng. Youth becomes
more beautiful and roseale. the healthy
are stll moro haalthul, while old ago is
imbuod with new Vigor
This is not exactly hne health resort.
but an ideal place 90 spend the Summer.
The water is highly recommended by
leading physicians, and the ct'm peace-
able locality has 90 potent iesr of quiet
ing the weak. nervous system
This hotel has q great many good
points The large Railways. together wi.h
the long vorandahs. when Old Sol con-
,cnuates his powerful forces on over
wrought cities. is q great attraction 20
those who take mp their temporary abode
here.
THE SUMTER GIRL.
Since coming events cast their shadows
before. especially when the summer girl
has an idea of launching out Cor a sylvan
retreat signs are potent OF muoa ne for
Jefferson Park. since about thirty already
have written their intention OF spending
tho hot months or summer ne-e.
Tho queen oi Hearts viii Weld her
wand OF despotism here, lad in fairy
robes OF funny wilderness and gauzy tex
ture until her captive bows with sub
mission az her immortal shrine
There is no more suitable place to en-
snare the lords OF creation than In the
mountains, which give brightness to the
eye and a glow 20 tho check. There is no
life compared 20 that OK the mountains.
and no one need suffer with ennul. pleas
ures OF all kinds arc prevalent, and one
has 10 choose their most delightful pas
time and then engage with all the vim
OF their natures and enjoy life In all It's
reality.
Miss Jean Lee has returned home after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
AN OLD fAV0RlTE.
The Rock bridge Alum More Popular
Than Ever

Than Eyfr.
ROCKBRTDGE ALUM. June 17-spe-
cial-The wer.deseryed reputation OF this
favorite old summer resort, long noted for
it's refined and distinguished society. has
for many years past served TO attract
crowds OF NIrginia's and especially Rich
mona g. most prominent people. Inls
season opens with the satisfactory assur-
ance 10 the present management that not
only have the crowds OF pleasure and
hoaith-scckcrs not tired OF the recupera-
tive and social advantages OF this place
and an OF IT'S beautiful environments. but.
on the contrary. the promise for large
and distinguished number OF guests this
year is even brighter than ever before.
There IL probably no resort I'm the South
more popular or more attractive I'm which
- spend the summer than the ROckbrldgc
Alum.
The SPRINGS arc reached comfortably
ana quickly hy the Chesapeake and ohio
railway from an points in Virginia. Tho
hotels are now under the MANAGEMENT OF
Mr. Tappan young man ~ considerable
experience I'm catering 90 the welfare OF
both The health and pleasure-seekers. Tho
waters are maryel0usly effacacious in
tneir curative powers while the climate.
cooi and invigorating, and the great
neauty and infinite resources OF the Rock
bfidse Alum are too well known 10 need
letter.
while IN the citv FOR the iast ,wn weei,s
tho fhermome'or has been daiivirg with
the oos. here II has been dellghtf,flly cool.
and the frequent showers have enabled
the guests 70 withstand very comfortably
the advances OF summer
The social features NJ thess spr.f,0t
wiz ba eapeciaily attractive this seas hi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
MISS TAYLOR'S CLASS.
4 Delightful Musical Recital Given at
Gable Hail.


Tho "Rectaw given at the Cable Han,
2i3 east Broad street. by Miss NJ Fannie
Taylors music class. was a pronounced
success. The scholars acquitted them
selves wei. and showed great improve
mcnt over last years work. The vocal
numbers were exccicntiy rendered. and
the string Quartette responded 10 hearty
encores. The programme rendered was as
follows.
Piano Duet-"My First Ball" Celeste
Heath and Bessie Johnson; Piano solo,
Vocal solo-"Ilttle Red Umbrella" Adj
die williams. Piano duet-"Beauties OF
Paradise" Ethel Smith and Bessie Smith;
Plano soio-"Chariot Race" Frank Me-
Donough: Recltatlon-"rwo Kittens
Aline Yeaman; Piano soio--"Chrysanthe
mum Two Step Jessie Mastin; Vocal
duet-"Beautiful Moonlight" Willie Roane
and Mrs. Emma Taylor; Plano solo-"La
Fontaine," Addie Williams: Plano solo
Lily of the Valley" Lille Hechler; Vo-
cab Solo-"Sunny Southern Home" Frank
&ADonough; Vocal soio~"rhs Girl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
EMORY AND HENRY.
To Raise Thirty Thousand TO Endow q
Chair.

Chair.
EMORY. VA. June -speclal.-The
sixty-second session Of Emory and Henry
College closed Tuesday. june 18TH
DR. Monk of Centenary church. Chat
tau00ga. Tenn. preached the baccalau-
reafo sermon. ur. Hammond ueiNcfed
TIE y. NJ a. g. sermon.
Monday the Robertson Prize contest for
excellence in oratory came off, Monday
nieht the Calnopean Literary Society had
its celebration.
Tuesday the award Of medals and de
plomas and address before the Literary
societies by DR. II. NJ. Dubose Epworth
League secretary
The degree of b. a. was conferred upon
j.. j.. Atkins. a. j.. Walker IT, O.. GAmer
w. n. Wagner. and g.. s. Wiley.
The following medals were awarded;
Oratorical medal. IT, G. Gnmer; medal
for excellence I'm English Composition,
j. L. Davis: Dcclaimer's medal Mr.
Wynn. DeDators medal, CaiAopcan So
cictv. H. d. Harness Improvement medal,
Callopean Society. steel Forsythe, I'M
provemcnt medal Hermesiansociety Mr
Howard.
Dr. Hammond. educational secretary
made a strong talk on the twentieth CEN
fury movement of the church. Dr. Neigh
bors also made an appeal. and over 5000
was subscribed 20 the college. The stu
dents subscribed bout $500, which was re-
garded as quite liberal
Tho Alumni Society held a very inter
csting meeting.
III was determined 20 make an enort 20
raise $4,000 90 cndow the Epnraim Emer-
San Wiley chair of English and the Eng
llsh Bible. DR.. Wiley was president and
Professor Of the college for over fifty
years.
The outlook for the college is brighter
than for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
SUMMER SEASON
AT NEWCASTLE
Ouiet and Beauty in the Blue Ridge
Dels.
AVERY CONVENIENT SCHEDULE.
uoman's Club Pleasant lunova-
ton IN a Conservative Niilage-Ihc
Bel Air Hotel Preparing for its
Coming Guests.

NOW Castillo VA. June T-special-
oaeo more che summer folk have found
thc.r loisurcly happy way 90 New Castle
what relief TO the senses So quiet.
We have no steam whistles in New
castle. no trolley cars mo- rearing tear
,nx trains 90 lumber down the NOUN
Gains with ucrve-spiiting rcverherauons
when the clouds hang Tow. we nave
but Two trains day. aud they enter
tfe dopot guided by SIR. J. r.. Sweet
wood who is among the finest engineers
in The whole country. and who $50 gently
curb. hts putting iron stccd as 90 drive
a. in with graceful gliding and decarlnce
salute.
The schedule VIII he arranged 20 suit
She Richmond patronage of the hotels
here which has always been consider
able.
ty the 18th.
busy. smokey. dusty region OF the coal.
from and coke furnaces She sees upon
nor eastern skv crimson flush ai nifht
ike a midnight sunrise. and she knows
that tired grlmy men are engaged ln
the heat and cracke oi the casting
rooms % Low More. thirty milos away.
She listens to Der whipp0orwius sing
on tho door yard fence She inhales the
haimy orders OF the pines ana Wiid-
e..D. bloom. She hasa lrr magnificent
hotels am her fair hills and congratu-
lafes herself that fhe pro.e'ar.at does
no. offend her nostriis by the sweat OF
-. f... ....rf er.n uf them Hs drive
her biooded horses. or strike the music
from the anvil. CO.. work tll gardens OF
Der citizens.
Very lately there has been an effort
made on the part OF the ladies in New
Castle 20 Improve the socia. life of the
village and this has met with marked
success. Some very fine women I've sd
New Castle. several OF whom, Ola tney
care % do So. might be h0n9rcd mom-
bers of the Colonial DANES, or the
Daughters 81 the Revolution, or the
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy. But club
iife f0r women is quite new here and Sc
hes been reserved for the present young
~ leaders ~ the village social life 10 ln-
troduco The feature.
PERSONAL
Mrs Schlcy, SON. and daughter OF New
York. have arrived fro New Castle. pre-
sumablv for The summer. ar William
Sehley. a younger son. has been attend
inr school here during the winter Mrs.
schIey comes Of good old Virginia blood
connected hv marriage with Thomas
Jefferson. and her husband is first cous-
fn o. Commodore Sch.ey.- Afr. Schley
mother and the grandmother of our
schooib0r. William sullivan ocn.ey, was
the widow of Governor Sullivan of Massa-
Chusctfs.
W. j.. Mcclure. Of the Fifteenth Inc
fantrv. orrTed home from Neuviias.
Cuba. this week. With an honorable dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
Another Industry to Begin OPP
Grafton in Newport News.
THE COMPANY ORGANIZED.
They viii Do a General Abat-
toir Business, Slaughter
ing and Curing Cattle.
Sheep and Hogs for
the Foreign and
Domestic
Trade,

A big company, which has been in
corporatod under the laws OF the State
OF New Jersey SIS now making arrange
monts TO begin the erection OF an enor-
nous abattoir az Newport News. They
viii conduct general abattoir business.
which will include the Strengthening and
curing of cattle. sheep. end nogs for the
foreign and domestic trade. lt is solid
concern. which has purchased a large
tract of land. and SIS Incorporated and
capitalized an 81 10000. and viii have an
immense and complete plant ready for
service boy the beginning OF October. Ihe
persons interested in the Newport News
Abaftoir Company are experienced i'm at-
fairs and are confident of the complete
success of the project which VIII create
a competition that other packers VIII ma
it difficult TO resist
The active business management or the
company viii be under men who nave had
years of experience in the abattoir hnsi-
ucse-vhich assures us successful opera
ton. The company have made contracts
for a long term of years, for The deliv-
cry of live stock at their aoattoir at the
same freight rates given TO the Western
abattoirs. The company has the endorse
ment az the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. who viii do ever. thing i'm their
power to make it the greatest Of its
kind in the country. The capital stock
is divided into $4,000 of 2 per cent pre-
ferred stock and 10000 Of common
stock.
A limited amount OF the 2 Der cent
preferred stock with a bonus Of 30 per
cent. of common stock SIS offered TO in-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18

Superintendent FOX, OF the Public
schools. will hold an examination for
persons who desire 10 obtain license 10
teach. al the High School building on
Wednesday and Thursday next. COM
mencing at A. NJ.
This is not intended for the graduates
OF either OF the Richmond High Schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
rur PRESENT coon SPELL

Is most welcome 10 the suffering public,
but no more 50 than the spell when
,.o,id induce YOU 20 purchase that long
, "s plano for your family. Make
~, honny bv buying one from the finest
$50. 'e~ ~ nianos ever shown in this city.
80 .eit,tfs makes-steinway knabe,
~ -, E,mbau and standard. You'll
ard them much the cheapest In the end.
We are at all times pleased 10 show
hen, Walter ID. Moses & Co., 1905 Main
street.
rrca-coea contains no opium or mose
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
The Great Shirt Waist Sale.

Our Shirt Department has been the center OF attraction
impossible times to wait on numerous customers III u9
department The reason for superior exclusive styles our
very low prices on all boughhis-season styles and materials
prices are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
42C up to SIS.
Our Special Sale on All TaIOr-Made Suits

goods, madece styles at saving at not less % per
Iackets was not our superior saesslP a %
ted at the
patrons purchases attend sale u IS Genuine
madoe stock o Hap " ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
special ~ - A MAJ HDv
Special
Mating Sale.

Tomorrow Will Be a Gala LAY
every department. grand Special Bargain hummers VIII crowd the store
item this advertisement few items only index to many thousand
N this GREAT establishment o store Tor YOU you d
BUYING here and YOU these with those OF other houses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-18
New Thin Dress Goods.

We do ho t nc we do In all other deparmengve goods
actv as we represent hem-a bright fresh stock then worthy Of
term worthy our name and fame, and, above all worthy OF our CT
what we pleasure nsuDmtung 10 your sneWonesS
iud gment in our Dress Goods Department
33acb R; Oosnd patterns, solid blue with white -
ooa dots aft M oe designs not less than Y TIC yard tomorrow
choice
27inch French Figure Dotted Swiss iaPets' ri
dcsiqns are al new worth not less ulen "
@ 30. yard, your chOce' p
l7inch Figured Irish Lawns , ~ ., = |
renniar zoe. tomorrow,
32b eooooo French 0qand beautiful sheer fabric, o
nous ,aet of patterns all and at the uesrdo
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Death OF Mr. n Il Draflin

,
uoa1 -:. -,
49,
tbe GRIN and thi n.i,h .L,,
-,
a,.,aJ,: ,. =, -
al,o,,, =, . T
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Death of an Aged Lady.

Mis-. Jane Marshall, widow of
the late Robert Marshall, died ut
the residence of her nephew MIR.
J T Marshall, at Pleasant Hill, on
Sunday the 5th instant, of grip.
Mrs. Marshall was in her ninetieth
year, having been born on ths
18th of November 1909. Had
she lived until the 9th of March,
she would have outlived her
venerable husband eight years, he
having died March 9th 1891 in
his eighty second year.
Mrs. Marshall had been a mem
ber of the Methodist church for
forty fifty years. Her remains
were inferred Monday at the
Baskin burying ground by the
side of her husband and two chill
dren.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Death OF a Former Lancastrian.


Mr.. + G. Estridge died at his
home near Waxhaw, in Union
county, n. c., Jan. 2S, 1899, of
pneumonia. He was born in Ian
caster county juno i, 1S4S. At
l3 years and 8 months of age he
volunteered in Co. f. 22d Regt.
). &. Vols. and served through
he entire war, making Il brave
soldier. Shortly after the war he
moved to North Carolina where he
engaged in farming and was
known as one of the most success
ful farmers IN that State. He was
twice married q: First, to Miss
Catherine Gamble, daughter of
the late S j Gamble of this coun-
ty. Two children were born to
them one of which died at the age
OF 2 years. His second wife was
Miss IeIphia Davis, daughter of
the late George Davis of n. G.. ,
one child WAS born to them but
died when about one year old.
His wife, one daughter Mrs. M
{ Harmon, four grandchildren,
two brothers, WIN. NJ, and John
4 Estridge OF this county two
sisters, Mrs. Mary A Gamble of
Waxhaw snd Mrs. T l. Porter of
Charlotte, n. G., survive him.
lie was member of the Pres
hyterian church. His remains
were inferred at Union Baptist
church in this county, near where
he was born, by the side of kls
mothers in accordance with his
last request.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Two ar Loads This Week.

On account of the bad weather
we failed to get in n car load last
week but this week we have receiv-
ed two car loads of the finest mules
ever brought to this market. Tne
man who fails to see our mules and
get our prices before purchasing
will regret 1t the longest day he
lives if he should ever lay eyes ou
them afterwards. We will treat
you right. Come and see us.
Farmers Banking and
Mercantile Company.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
The Patriotic Award AssOcia-


As previously stated, the ladies
of Columbia recently effected an
organization called the "Associa-
tion of Patriotic Award.' Its
object is 80 raise sufficient
fund by voluntary contributions
Throughout the State to procure =
suitable testimonial for Lieut..
Victor Blue, South Csrnllnn's ma
val hero in the Spanish American
war.
1t is the desire of the association
that similar organization he
formed in every town or commu~
nifty in the State. Mrs. Ira b.
Jones Of this pIaec has bsen APP
pointed to get up Laucssler's as
sociation, and hstter scIectiOn
could not have been made. She
has already taken the preliminary
steps in the matter, and aS soon as
this bad weather breaks she will
no doubt complete Lanca>tcr's b
organization.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Nsticc OF Examination ofTeach-

Nsticc OF Examination ofTeach-
ers.
notice. is hereby given that the
examination Of applicants to teach
in the public schools OF Lancaster
county will he held AT THE
COURTHOUSE on SATURDAY,
February 18th, 1899, beginning
at S o'clock a. m. and closing at ;
p. n.
Applicants will furnish their
own paper and pencils.
}. ii. THOMPSON,
Co. Supt. of Education.
Lancaster, S. c., Feb. 7, 1899.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
kemains of Mr.. Gregory Brought
EOme-Thc FuneraI

went over to Chester Saturday
night to bring home the remains
OF our former popular citizen, Mr.
IL j Gregory, whose death at East
st. Louis, ILL.,. on Friday morn>
ing, was noted in our last issue.
1t had aboard Mr.. w T Gregory,
brother of tho deceased, his rela-
tive, Postmaster J F Gregory,
and many Of the deceaseds most
intimate friends, including the
following: Rev. j II Boldridge,
his pastor, Mayor w CThomson,
ex- Marshal J p Hunter, Messrs.
Il IL Crawford, Paul Moore, w j
Cunningham, j F Hunter, J N
Hood, S W Heath, G B Skipper,
J { Elliott, Uriah Jordan, G. Fl
Crawford, " B Cauthen, j A
Cook, j 7 Green, Esq, and the
editor of the Ledger, and Others.
The remains were expected to
arrive at Chester on the G. G.. &
\. ut 4:3O M, but a freight
wreck near Athens, Ga, DELAYED
the passenger train on that road
and it was 1890 y. M, before il
arrived. At Chester tho remains
were taken in charge by the de-
ceased 5 friends and transferred
To the /. 4 {. special which ar
rived at Lancaster at 2:20 p. m.
MIR. Gregory and the remains
Of her hushHud were accompanied
IS far as Atlanta, Ga., by cur
former townsman, MIR. VIM
Moore. At Atlanta Mr.. S W
Bh"n Of Columbia. anj Av. j r.
Ferguson, Of A'Iaut2, met them
and acc ,mpanigJ lhemtu Chester,
whore DR.. " i Cox. of Lands.
fOrd, brother To- Mrs. Gregory.
and the party who went over from
Lancaster were awaiting them.
DR.. and Mrs. - N Cox, father
and mother of Mrs. Gregory, and
other relatives boarded the train
at FCrt Lawn and came on to
Lancaster to attend the funeral.
From the train the remains
were taken to the residence of
Mr.. w L Gregory, where several
hundred persons looked, for the
last time, through eyes dimmed
with tears, upon the face of our
prominent, popular and big
hearted former fellow citizen.
The funeral was held ct the
Baptist church at + p. m. The
building, which has seating ca>
taclty of several hundred, could
not accommodate more than half
the attendants. AT the beginning
of the service Mr.. j l. Posg sang
a solo, "Saviour pilot mo- Rev.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
Money to Loan

| HAVE NJ = DE arrangements With
brokers in New York Z 10y though
whom | am able t. place iOaus secur-
eG by a tir-t NOR gage uu improved
cotton farms, for ak years time pay
bic In instaImeuts at the rate Of per
cent per aunum. The brokerage and
the charge for abstract and inspection
are smali and at the expense of the
borrower, r T. WYBIE,
Atty. at Law.
Nov. 4, Am,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

VIM Millor, colored rapist, was
hanged at Lagrange, Ky, last
Friday. 1t was the first legal
execution in Oldham county in
So years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

Mr.. j A McAteer brought us 3
mess of very fine turnips Satur-
day. eMahy thanks.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

II NJ Bearfoot, aged 90 Years,
was killed 10y Il tr,in al The Pearl
street crossing in Darlington last
Friday evenirg.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08
]. 0cal M atfaYsss 6 .

Miss Ella Williams of the
Douglas section is visiting hsr
sister, Mrs. J. j. Cherry.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

Mr.. L w AcMurray killed a
hog last week which netted $40
pounds. He made 10 gallons of
lard from it.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

Mr.. Martin Cauthen, the new~
ly appointed postmaster for ker-
shaw, took charge of the Office last
Wednesday, with Mr.. T & Stovsr
rs his assistant.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

Capt. w. q. Chafee's colored
regiment stationed al Macon, Ga.
embarked for Cuba last week. -
Aiken Journal and Review.
Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets
Candy Cathartie, cure cons; ipakion forever
ioc 2oc. IL C. c. G. fail, c~uggists refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-08

Secretary Wilson Of the de
partment of Agriculture will
make an extensive tour of the
Southern States during the Spring.