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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
BRAhBLETON WARD.

Rev. L. r. Christie, OF Sturgeon Me-
mortal BAPTIST Church. will preach at
II a. m. to-day on 1.-The Believers Rev
eiation." and at 1880 p. IN. on Where
Christ Sleeps"
Mr.. Il. w. Bray will return this morn
ing from Washington. d. c., where he
has been the past week attending the
National Convention of Marine Engi-
neers.
There Will be a lecture and musical
entertainment at Sturgeon Memorial
baptist Church Tuesday night. Rev.
Charles l. Stengle will lecture and the
musical part of the program will be
participated in by some of Norfolk S
best talent.
Tho subject of Rev Lloyd r. Will
liams' sermon at Trinity NJ Il. Church
this morning will be Strife" and not
strike" as it appeared yesterday
morning.
Miss Maggie and Rose Carter. of
Highland avenue. Will leave for Fred
ericksburg Wednesday, visit rcla=
lives.
Mr.. James e. Martin strll continues
Extremely i'll at his home, No. 707
West Bramhleton avenue.
Mr.. John Sharpley has just completed
six very Attractive and comfort bic
brick residences on Ferguson avenue.
business Of much Importance will
claim the attention of the Local Board
of Improvement Mt it's meeting next
Thursday night. Ono item will be tho
awarding OF the contract for removing
garbage in the ward.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Kick Y.

Miss Saille Williams and sister.
Bertha, were the guests OF Mrs. l.. r.
Ives yesterday.
Several Of our young men lief, for
Moyock. y. c., Yesterday. to attend
the birthday party of Miss Alice
poyner
Mr.. L. o. Bagley. OF Moyock. n. c..
: IN town to-day Oh business.
Officer T. II. Williams went this
morning 10 arrest Moses Rodgers. coll
cred, tire man who Borrowed a wagon
wheel Of the hired man OF Mr.. j. p. An
d.e Mot:u. Of South Norfolk.
Mir W. l.. Northern is confined to
his house with the grip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Nervous Dyspepsia
TO Gain Flesh, TO Sleep Well, TO
Know What Appetite and
Good Digestion Mean.
u IKE : Tent OF aTUART,s DYS-
PEPSii gkRLETs.

No trouble IS moro common or more
~ sunderstood than nervous dyspepsia
People having Il think their nerves are to
blame and are surprised that they are no;
cured BY nerve medicines. The real seat
81 the mischief is lost sight of. The
stomach Is the orGan to he lo3ked after
Nervous dyspcpuCS often do not have
any pain whatever in tho stomach nor
perhaps any of tho usual symptoms Of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows tsclf not in tho stomach SO much
as in nearly every organ. In some cases
the heart paip!tajes and is Irregular: in
others tho Kidneys are affected: in others
the bowels are constlpatcd with head
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
a StrnnEer nrops ncnl.

Officer Mike Farrcn called up the
police station yesterday evening about
O'Clock and stated that an unknown
colcred man about twenty-five years
of age had dropped" dead at the cor
ner Of Pulaski and Queen streets.
Coroner Newton was notified and or
dered the body To be carried to the
city morFue. An inquest viii be held
50 tie CODY WI 70 buried at the pub
lies cyrcn sc
The maa stranger and the po-
lice up To l. clock last night. had been
unable 10 lind any one who knew the
name OF the deceased
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

The Argus contains two legal adver-
tlsemenis. both orders OF publication,
one from the Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF ".Acco-
mae" signed by j. w. Giliey, deputy
for Robert j, Poulson. G. S. c.. and
the other from the County Court OF
"Accomack," signed by j. ]. Alworth.
c. A. C.
1t will be observed that the county
clerk. in spelling the name of his
county uses the letter *, whereas the
clerk of the higher court omits 1t.
Both orders directed that publca-
ton be made in some newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Norfolk.
Norfolk was equipped with n Ladies'
Saloon" half century ago. 1t was
situated on Main street. near Walters
city Hotel, and conducted by w. II.
Addington. The Wholesale department
was located up stairs. and all country
merchants We're especially invited TO
call. The Ladies' Saloon" was a shoe
store
Mr.. Arlington was n liberal adver-
tiser, and dealt in coarse boots. fisher
mems boots. army brogans. white mems
brogans. Dutch womenS brogans
mems lined and bound kip brogans.
mems thick boots of cow-hide and
grain leather. children's and boys
boots. brosans. and bootes. ladies'
gaitel boots and morocco shoes.
IL is suggested that the ladies Of
Norfolk would experience considerable
difficulty in finding now what they
wanted in this stock. There are. per-
haps, quite a number living in Norfolk
who patronized Mr.. Addington, ana
could tell our readers more about li-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

of flesh and appetite with accommodations
of gas, sour risinss and heartburn.
it : safe TO say that StuartS Dyspepsia
Tablets Will cure any stomach weakness
or disease except cancer oil the stomach
They cure sour stomach gas. loss OF
flesh and appetite. siecplessness. palp.ta.
ton. heartburn. cons, lpa,!on and head
ache.
send for valuable li,tla book on stomach
diseases BY addressing f a. Stuart co.
Marshall. Mich. All druggists sell mii-
sized packages at 30 cents. Prof Henry
". Beciger. y. 81. the wen known re-
i!gtou5 NorEcr and VT ter OF St Louis
Secretary OF the Mission Board Of the
German Methodist Church. Chief Clerk
ana Expert Accountant for the Harbor
and Wharf Commission. Public Secre-
TRY for the 81. Louis School Patrons
ASS cation. ana the District Conference
of stewards Of the NJ b. Church. also
taxes an active part n the work of the
EpNorth League and TO write on religious
and educational topics for several maya
zines. How he found relief is best told
IN his own words:
Some weeks ago my brother heard me
say something about Indigestion and
tax ng q box from his pocket sad Try
StuartS Tablets" l did. and was prOmpt-
~ relieved. Then l investigated the ma
sure Il the tablets and became satisfied
ih..t They were made of just the risht
,hlues and In just the right proportions
20 al in the assimilation OF food |
heartily endorse them n all respects, and
keep them constantly on hand"
jaii.lS.I5, i, 20 =. 30
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Fourteen arrest. Inst ,.,,,.

There were fourteen ARE. s. entered
on the slate at the police alton this
morning at o'clock.
Mandy Murphy. colored, vas arrest
ca because she refused to oil ey the or
defs of the Board of Health.
GAVIN dodgers, colored will answer
charge of felonious assault.
Mr.. NJ. McItaney, white. has two
charges. the first for being drunk and
second stealing n watch from c. b.
Barton.
The other arrests were for being
drunk and disorderly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
lEATHS AND FUNERALS
MIR. CHARLES $. GoRGAs.

Mr.. Charles S. Gorgas. assistant to
Observer Gray at the United States
Weather Bureau in this city. died sud
denly at his residence. on North Mar
shall avenue. Brambleton Ward. at go
O'Clock yesterday morning. Mr. GorgaS
had been complaining of feeling UNI
we'll on Friday and remained at home
that day, but was up and about the
house until 10 o'clock that night, wheD
he was seized with Il violent attack.
n physician was summoned to his bed
SIDE. but in spite of every effort to save
him he expired at the hour mentioned
The deceased was IS years old was
born in the State OF New York. but has
resided here with his family since last
september. He leaves "A wife and two
children. who are sorcly bcrcaved by
his untimely demise. The funeral will
be held from the residence at 5 o'clock
this afternoon.
MRS. ANNIE NJ. ELDRED.
The obsequics OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Ed
red. whose sudden demise occurred at
the home of Mrs. Emma j. LeKies. No.
2"9 Butte street. last Tuesday. were
hcld from the residence at - o'clock
IN. yesterday. Rev. w. j. Young. u D..
pastor of IIpworth NJ. Il. Church. South
conducted the service. The remains
were encased in a very handsome
copper-lined casllet, with. black silk
plush cover. The collection OF floral
offerings was large and beautiful. The
remains We're placed in the LelIics
inausoleum, in Elmwood Ccetery. Fol
lowing were the nall-bearers: Messrs.
w. Nj. Jones, NJ. l.. r. Davis. John l..
Roper. u. j. Turner, j. w. Perry. l..
Gay kilby, w. j. Ncsey and Robert
Johnson.
MRS. SUSAN a. GUILD.
Mrs. Susan \. Guild wife of Mr..
Charles n. Guild. died Thursday at
the family home. No. 1915 Edmondson
avenue. Baltimore. The funeral Will be
held at 2:50 o'clock this afternoon
Deceased was Il sister of Mir. ]. w.
t+t-554i, manasrr-uf Thayer's livery
stables, this city. She was - years
old.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
an Innportnut Difference.

To make is apparent to thousands.
who think themselves ill., that they are
not afflicted with any disease. but that
the system simply needs cleansing. is
10 bring comfort home To their hearts
rs Il costivc condition, is easily cured
by using Syrup of Figs Manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
and sold by all druggists
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
JACK THE RIPPER.

Insane London Doctor Committed Sui
eide After Last Whitechapel Murder,
The recent execution of the French
mullimurderer Vacher and the account
of his atrocities recalled the long series
OF crimes committed ten years ago in
the White Chapel district OF London by
lack the Ripper" From the "Mystc-
ries Of Police and Crime" just pub
iished by Major Arthur Grihiths, an
English prison official il would seem
rs though the identity of the London
criminal Was never revealed. n: least
50 far as actual knowledge goes. Bu;
The police. after the last murder, had
confined its suspicion to three homl-
cidal luna;ics.
Major GriniJhs writes: "One was a
Polish Jew, known iuuatlc. who was
Z large in the distric, of Whitcch1pei
a the time of the murders. and who
having af5crWard developed hOmicidaI
tendencies, waS confined i'm an asylum
This man WAS said to resemble the
murderer by the one person who got a
glimpse of him-the police constable in
Mi,rc Court.
THE second possible criminal was 4,
RUSSIAN doctor. also irsanc. who had
been coaVic. both in England and
siberia. This man was in the habit OF
carrying about surgical knives and i'm
strHments in his pockets; his antece-
49, 11+-+----4e M at the
time of the Whi,echaael murders he
waa in hiding or. at least. his where
ahouts We're never exactly known.
Thc third person was OF the same
t'ne. bat tho suspicion in his cnsa was
stronger. lie also was a doctor in tho
'r.mc %: life, was believed 10 be in
sane. on IN the b7rderland ~ insanity.
and he disappeared Immediately after
no last murder. that in AIiller's Court
on November .. 1855. on the last dav
al that year his body was found noat-
ing in he Thames. ana was said TO
have been in the water month. TIL
theory i'll this case was that after his
last exploit. which was the most nend-
ish OF al, his brain entirely gave way
and he became furiously insane and
committed suicide"
IN autocsy OF the body of the exc
cuted Nacher. the French "Ripner.'
who was Suillotined on December S1st
last, disclosed the fact that his brain
Me'shed ,'ouo srammes end presented
no. hing 2bnornal no lesion and no al
hesicn OF any serious nature. The med
lchl examining beard declared thai IN
found rothine extraordinary in the
ucac mans structure. result which
VIII hardly appear consistent win M
doctrine OF phrenOlCgists
At Vienna Austria The author of the
horrible murders carried out on Tho
Tires of lack the Ripper" which have
recently convulsed that capital win
hnrrc" and CismaY, was caught at Tho
beginning OF this month. irnmc1iatal1-
after he had committed mother afro
city of the same description by k!llin.,
nm unfortunate woman. He mad bpeO
Interrupted by the entrance or another
female OF her class into the adjoining
room. which was separated by cur
tain from the; Of the victim. whcsn
hlrGP 81 i-efi Slnsra,.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Merchants aa a rule did not adver-
tise the prices of their wares in the
press fifty years ago. y large number
of Norfolk dealers patronized the Ar.
Sus. and almost everything. including
the skunk brand of whiskey. is adj
vertiSed for sale, but prices arc not
given. as in the present time.
Hathaway. who kept II book and mu-
sic store on Main street. four doors
from Market Square. and another at
No. Ferry wharf. departed from this
rule 10 the extent of giving the price
of Thackeray's History of Pendennis,
His Fortunes and Misfortunes. His;
Friends and Ills Greatest Enemy" no.
3. at % cents, ana THE Virginia Rose
bud. or 1 Had n Flower Within My
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
MOST aiARvELLoUs CLOCK MADE
Aston shing Euroueans-NVll Cause
Sensation in America.

Sensation in America.
4 clock Of such marvellous construc-
ton that its mater forfeited his eye
sight, ewing to the belief that he was
9lled to the evil one. has just been
rescued from oblivion. and is now on
exhibition in Europe prior 10 being
brought 10 this country. The clock was
made in l432. by q master mechanic
named Anton Pohi. who was two years
in making it, 1t has been renovated,
after its works had rustcd in silence for
seventy years. by Robert Dammcr and
the FAINTER. Richard Bitterlch, OF
Vienna.
The clock has four dlals. Besides
those showing the time. arranged in
minutes and by divisions OF twelve and
twenty-four hours. there are dials re-
cordinr the exact course of the planets
Mercury. Venus, Earth. Mars, Jupiter
and Saturn around the sun, and the
path OF the moon around the earth.
Then there is a wonderful calendar on
which can he seen tho hours. days and
years. til, month, the weekdays and
the phrases o: the moon for centuries
to come. with even allowances for the
leap years.
Tie numerous mechanical contli-
vances worked by the wheels of this
marvellous clock include neal OF
bells. in which the striking is done in
front Of the spectator by six;een angelic
figures; the figure Of St. George. OF
England, who comes out in full armci
and Stays the dragon while the chimes
ring the death kne!l OF the beast; Eve
Offering, ard Adam taking. the fata!
apple: the horse Of Count Rudolph be-
ing offered to the Sacristan; Mary with
her infant Son crossing the desert on
her way TO Egypt, and procession of
kings moving slowly by.
Every hour a boy. symbol of infancy,
plays a pastoral air; youth is repre-
scented by a figure thai appears at the
quarter hours: IN adult is seen at the
hours, representing manhood. and
patriarch, symbolical OF the last age OF
mar. rec.:es the rosary,
The clock is. beyond question. the
MOS; marvellous piece of mechanism OF
It's kind in existence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Garden Growing" an Ethiopian song
and chorus, at the same price.
Il. Adams Is another exception. He
advertised good sugar at cents per
pound, and crushed and pulverized at
10 CENTS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Branches Represented
In the Dental Fine Art.

Crown work converts 4 decayed and
useless root Into a seryiccIbie, handsome,
and durable tcoth by adjusting Il suitable
cap. or crown Bridge work inserts erti-
fetal teeth where several are missing.
without tho use OF u plate, attaching the
tiny. light denture delicately, yet firmly.
10 tho points OF fastening and restoring
the most natural effect and efficiency. In
this work our experience. skill. and supe-
ror mechanical facilities help US to excel.
Well gladly give You estimateS-and
prove tho merit of our work by showing
you facsln.iles OF many OF our cases.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
NORFOLK FIFTY YEARS AGO
There Were Lottery Agencies Here
Then.
Tho YIrsIuin MonomSoIin. and III"
Sussex County lotteries advrrt.>"
Drnwiu.s-Th produce Market
some Retail Prices -I.adics saloon

The Southern Argus Of October s.
1919. to which refere~ce was made in
these columns last sunday, increases
in interest as its columns are studied,
Among other things, it records that
people then were as prone to tempt
fortune as to-day. and more, that the
opportunity TO do so by means OF lot
tcres was then provided in the light
OF day. whereas it is now prohibited
by law.
In the issue of the Argus before us
John D. Gordan conducted lottery
and exchange office" here. and ad-
vertised daily drawings The Monon-
gala Lottery and Sussex Lottery al
ternated throughout the week. with
the exception of Saturday, when there
was a drawing in each. The aggre-
gate prizes ranged from $500 to
S5S 600.
William Harley. successor to William
\. Childretss, west side Main street.
also advertised drawings in the Sussex
County. Virginia. MononSalla and Del
aware State lotteries. ana that orders
for packages. certificates of packages.
Single tickets and shares would be
promptly, attended TO. and that all
business was strIctly connoehliai
The Argus market report for Octo-
Der 6. 1919. contains the following quo
tations:
Corn-White and mixed, 81 and sec. :;
yellow, COO.
Bacon-Virginia and North Carolina
hog round, and S14c.; hams, 1oqlOlsc.
Flour-S5l5as5%
peas-B. j.. 65lAM67c.
Cotton-l0dl0isc
Staves-W. o. Pipe. S47, dull; w. O..
HID. in demand S3i: II. .. hhd., SOL q
$2i: w. O. heading, S3iQSS5 rough w.
O. bbl.. $40.
Pork--Mess. sll@sl2: prime. SiO@sll.
Tar-Black, $i.550SLe2; bright. sl.75.
Lard-9lac.
Oats-2S0S0c.
nGles-3iA G5c.
Whiskcy-3O43lc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Henry Allen. Of Atchison. Kan. re-
Gently delivered an address 10 young
men. cautioninr them against wsstinr
their talents IN n rush for political
position. II was printed in nearly ev-
cry paper in the state. followed in a
few days by the announcement that
MI Allen had accepted the position of
private secretary to Governor Stanley.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
STONEW'-AIL JACKSON'S RE
LlGION.

Stonewall Jackson by Lieutenant
Colonel G.. +. II. Henderson,
Jackson's religion entered into every
action of his life. No duty. however tri-
vial. was begun without asking bless
ing, or ended without returning thanks
He had long cultivated the habit OF
connecting the most trivial and custo-
mary acts OF life with silent PRAYER
lie took the Bible as his guide. and e.
is possible that his literary intarpreta-
ton of its precepts caused many TO re-
gard him IS q faratiC His observance
OF the sabbath was hardly i'm accord
ancc with ordinary usage. nc never
read y letter on that day, nor nosted
one he believed that the government.
in carrying the mails was violating n
divine law, and he considered the SUP
preston Of such traffic one Of the mos,
important duties Of the Legislature.
such opinions were uncommon. even
among he Presbytcrians. and mis- rigid
respect Tor truth served to strengthen
the IMPRESSION that he was morbidf-
scrunulous.
II he unintentionrlly made u mis-
statement-evcn about some trlnine
matter as soon as H. discovered his
mistake he would lose no time end
spare no trouble in fastening to cor
rect ii. WHY in the name Of reason Sc
he was asked. do YOU walk a mile I'm
me rain for n perfectly uuluioortrrlt
thing?" Simply because / have ais
covered that & was a fniss,atein M an'
could not sleep comfortably uuless
put IL right"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

The Toronto courts are about to be
called upon to decide whether a man
can legally perform his own we'd
ding ceremony. The case in point s
that OF Rev. j. w. Pfohler. VINO on
October ~. 1898. macried himself to
Lois Markle. This is the first time
that a man has performed the rl,e for
himself in Canada, and both Pfohler
and his wife now want the validity OF
their marriage established II would
have been much cheaper For the di-
vine 10 have enlisted the services OF
another clergyman in the first place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
Joseph Walker, Jr.

a young man thrusts his head
out af the window of a cab and
cries to the driver: "Why don't
you go fasterl am going to be
married this morning, and at this
rate | will arrive too late for the
weddlCr." Driver (sympatheti
c, y)-"Well, what OF itl | am
giving you plenty of time to re-
fleet"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
Lancaster County Levy.

The supply bill us prepared by
the ways and means committee Of
the house makes the following
levy for this county:
Lancaster, ordinary 5 mills;
interest on railroad bonds 3 mills:
for retiring bonds s Of 4 mill in
addition to special levy in certain
townships.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15


A. big fire swept through the
block Of buildings opposite Bat
terry Park in New York city
Thursday, destroying 13 build !
ings and causing loss of 800, =
600. 1t took % engines to handle
the fire, the thermometer being
below zero and the hvdrants
frozen. Several were injured, a
score OF fremen and pollceme.
frost bitten, many bad thrilling
escapes, and 3S families we're sent
into the streets in the bitter cold.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15

| he train on the l. ( & was un-
able To make the morning trip to
Chester Monday ON account of the
heavy snow and freeze. l. made
the afternoon trip all right and
brought the mails over that night.
Ih" trains on the q X & & were
ali s"vcral hours bchiud the r. ~
lar ~cnrdul" time th~t day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
~ cld for Trial.

Magistrate Csskey held y pre-
liminary examination Monday in
the case Of Jas. Black alias Black
mon. tho negro chtrged with
burning the stables Of Mr.. II J
Flynn, near Newcnt, several
weeks ago. The evidence was
considered sufficient to hold the
darkey and he was recommitted
to Jail to answer to the charge of
arson ut the approaching term Of
the court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
MIR. l. j Perry, formerly cour

MIR. l. j Perry, formerly coun-
ty Supervisor, has been appointed
on the board of county commis>
sioaers. Ex-Supcrvisor Perry
Is posted on the affairs of the
county and his appointment is a
good one. The board will con
siSt of Supervisor Gardner, + "
AcAlurruy and l. j Perry. A
good board, we think.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
y, ,rr Of Examination orTcacn

Nc '"r Of Examination orTcach
C.'a.
NOTICES hereby given that the
examination of applicants to teach
in the puhIic schools of Lancaster
county will be held AT TIE
COURTHOUSE on SATURDAY.
February 18th, 1899, beginning
at s O'Clock II. IN. and closing at .
p. m.
Applicants will furnish their
own paper and pencils.
j. II. THOMPSON,
Co. Supt. of Education.
Lancaster, S. c., Feb. Z, 1899.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your life Away,
TO Quit tobacco easily and forever. be mac
netic. fun OF life, nerve and yigor take No.To.
bae' the wondcr'worker, that makes weak men
sarone An druggists soc or ~. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and scnpIe free Adaress
sterling Rensady o. lhicaeo or Now Yoris
DIT; MIles' Nerve PLAsrEns cure RHETMA
TlsM. WEAK BACKS. At druggists only s5e
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15

Married, on Sunday evening
last, by Clerk Of Court W ) l.
Porter, Mr.. Mack Adams and
Miss SaIlis Hayes, sister Of Mir.
II ii Hayes one of the bosses in
the spinning department at the
cotton mills.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15

Senator Hough Of this county
made his first speech of the SOS.
sion in the senate last Friday. He
demanded that the people of the
State now be given their riyht,
by the enactment of straight
prohibition law.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever
loc. 26c. II c. c. c. fall c-uggists refund Money
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-15
GRAND JURORS.

John Laney, II J Gardner, John
A kell, ii A Thrcatt, John A
Ficmming, } f RowelI, r l.
BIackmon, O w Mackev, James
K. Robertson, j l. Johnson, John
Knight, Sr. Joel f Bowers, W
j Cunningham, j + Patterson, J
+ Carnes, w j Funderburk, VIM
II Clark. w j BeIk.