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PURE
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the Tongue of Natal, as far as New.
castle, will be in the hands of the Boer.
before many hours.
From that point, however, in the
event Of further advance, they would
probably find British forces at Lady.
smith and Dundee capable Of repelling
their attack.
At Ladysmith the garrison, which
has to guard against an onslaught from
the Orange Free State has been rein.
forced bp the Gordon Highlanders and
q strong contingent of the Indian troops.
and the authorities are now confident
Of their ability to deal out an unpleas.
ant surprise to the Beers in the event
Of an attempt to rush the position.
AT Dundee there are about 5000 men,
This force ought to be sufficient to stem
. Boer advance by way of Zululand.
and to mainla ain the line of communica-
tion with the base at Pietermaritzburg
the headquarters Of General Sir George
Stewart W..ite. o. the Bechuanaland
border. the situation seems to give the
Beers a emporary advantage. There
is considerable anxiety in the districts
Of Vryberg and Mafeking, although it
| Is hoped that the reintorcelnents re-
Gently dispatched there will be sufficien,
to protect the rich town of Kimberley
The attitude which the Cape Colony
ministry will adopt on actual outbreaA
Of hostilit,es is much discussed here
The dispatches from Cape Town sa,
that the cabinet will resign. while ther,
are persisten: reports in London tina
Sir Alfred Miner, governor Of Cap
Coony, has already dismissed Mr.. Will
lam p. S.:hreiner and his colleagues
It is evident that one or the other oi
these contingencies must occur. as the
governor and commander.in-chief mus
be in a position to carry out defensive
measures without regard to possible
obstruction on the part of any unsym
pathetic cabinet.
Continental Opinion with Doers.
Continental opinion, SO far as can b
ascertained. remains largely anti
British. Popular sympathy with tn
Beers is being shown in various way
in Germany where, however. official
dom maintains an absolutely correc
attitude.
French opinion is we'll known. Tn
boulevard papers are especially virulen
in their attacks upon Great Britain
since the ultimatum was announced
and they gleefully anticipate a long an
difficult war.
,, The lord mayor Sir John Voce Moore
/. has summoned public meeting for
: o'clock Friday afternoon at the Gull'
hall. to express confidence in the Sout
: African policyAcf the government.
1t is reported from Glasgow that tn
Allan line steamship Siberian has bee
) chartered 10 take 900 men and ONCE
: from Montreal to South Africa.
In shipping circles it is asserted tn'
another half million tons Of shlppll
. will be required by the government
o and the owners are finding 1t dlfticu
, to maintain their regular trade servic
The foreign office confirms the repo
- from Washington that Great Brita
has asked the United States governme
y to empower the United States consui
- authorities in the Transvaal to repr
= sent British interests there during u
hostilitieS
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ROTH SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Street Duel In New Orleans beswee
Prominent Louisianans.

Street Duel In New Orleans Beewce"
Prominsnt Louisisnans
New ORLEANS, Oct. IA desperate
.treet duel occurred in front OF News
naper Row. on Camp street. between
nom;nick OMalley, proprietor OF The
Evening Item and a we'll known pro
moter Of sport, and C. Harrison Parker
.tate tax collector and chairman OF the
Democratic state campaign committee
Roth were seriously if not fatally
wounded. The trouble Is sa,n 70 nase I.'
originated over cartoon IN Inc n..,a n.ei.,
representing Colonel Parker as n.'a. ns
dog being led by string oy ooserru. n',
Foster and labelled me 100; ,. 49,.
men met on the street and ootn oreM >,
reyolvers at once and began firine' eaol
continuing until his pistol was empty
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THE GENERAL SITUATION.

'don War once Tuttlng Forth Great
Efforts 60 Get Ready.
LoSDoN, oct. IL. If the latest reports
Yea are confirmed from various
pi's In south Africa, are true. the
Els have not waited for the expira-
Of the time limit but have already
Pssei the border. a. they would be en-
ed to do both in virtue Of the notifi-
Eloh contained in the last paragraph
'ae ultimatuln and also Of the Brit.
acknowledgement which reached
''r'a so speedily as to justify q oe-
amounting almost to certainty
The war party in Great Britain
Ae Welcoming an act which has de-
Wed the country OF all peaceful alter
yves and given 1t tho great super.
advantage to be derived
~ the fact that the adver'
has voluntarily assumed the
sna of virtually declaring war, was
sefly awaiting its chances despite
.Nsspaper attempts to veil the real
aas Is in reality delighted that oi'
s.;aacy has said its last word and tha'
"on can now proceed.
Must Act On the Deeensive.
.nere will inevitably be q long periot
ap suspense. together with great dea
| ~ sln"hhg at delay, ~ all indications ge
snow that Great Britain is 80 unpre
~ a'a as to be compelled to remain OF
J. ueiensive for some weeks. All tn
|S@e.0ss'veness must come from tn
'''s~ It scema- highly probable tina
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is stated that the total Of the Boer
forces in the neighborhood is 5000
Our outposts form complete Gordon
which no one is allowed to cross unless
provided with pass. The chief of the
Baralongs, in conversation. expressed
his willingness and readiness to fight
against the Beers. but this is forbidden
by the government.
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EXPECTING AN ATTACK.

British Troeps 1t Msfeksng sIsspans on
Their Arms.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Mafeking says: The garrison here Is
sleeping on its arms in anticipation OF
attack. Machine guns have been
nlnced in position and stands of arms
have been placed at various points IN
the native quarter in order that in case
of attack the natives may be armed. II
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p...4n..ter. nine smith.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-An elaoorate pau
ouet was given at the Auditorium uu =,
inc i the evening by the postal omcials M =. =.
Chicago and neighboring cities IN mono.
- postmaster General Smith. Aoou'
% oaa nostmasters were present and other
.uests @ swelled the number in attend
anse to 500.
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IN. IN Alsbs,na Also.

ALEXANDER CITY. Ala, Oct, ls.-A
street duel took place between Dl. II;
n Cameron Of the Romanoff Lana anu
Mining company and DR.. P. y: ma. Ma
honey. oculist. Beth men are prooao'S
1aAalix xrnnnded.
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,ro,&..n. White Leavss London.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-Montague White.
consul general of the South African
Republic, in London, has closed the
honsulate and left for the continent.
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TO ADVANCE SOON.
General Joubert Orders Boers to Do
Readiness.

General Joubert Orders Boers to Be In
Readiness.
CAPE Town, Oct. IA dispatch
from Pretoria to Cape Town news.
paper says that Commandant General
Joubert has issued notice to the troops
In the different laagers to hold them
selves in readiness for an immediate
advance.
The Transvaal. the dispatch also says.
hopes to send European mails by way
of Delagoa bay.
LADYsMITH, Oct. l2.-It is learned
from an authoritative source that de-
tachment of carbineer scouts saw
party of Free State Beers in Natal ter.
ritory, near Berg. Upon being observed
the Beers retreated Immediately.
J Commandant Villajon, commanding
the Free State artillery, is marching
toward Albertina, near Stanreenes,
where the Beers are massed.
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Indiana Bank Looted.

REYNOLDS, Ind, Oct. l2.-The Bank
Of Reynolds was looted by robbers
early In the day. The safe was blown
up by dynamite and from 81, 900 to $lO,.
O0O secured. The explosion demolished
tho hanL hnildinv
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The Powerful Touches at Durham.
DURHAM, Oct. la.-Her majesty's first
class protected cruiser Powerful ar
rived here during the morning and pro.
ceeded for Cape Town. She has 500 OF
the Yorkshire light infantry aboard.
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CLERK SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF JANcAsrEu

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common P,ea..
Benz Hug hes. Plaintiff. against
Charles A ThornwelI, James r HlIl-
yer ct al, Defendants
by virture OF an Order made In {, q
- above case by Judge 0 w. Bu.
chsnan, dated Oct 10. 1890, / will sell
at pubic auction at Lancaster court
house, within the legal hours Of sale,
OH the
Ffss Monday IN December, Next.
all the right. tille and interest. being
the one undivided fourtn part thereof,
OF Charles a. Thornwell i'm all that
piece, parcel or tract OF land In th,
cyunty OF Lancaster q ri State ofSouth
Carolina, lying four miIes west OF the
town OF Lancaster. containing
"1 796 Acres, More Or Less,
and bounded by lands of j. p. &.
Caskey. Nj l.. Jordan, Beauregar,i
Cunningham. w. J. Cunning ham,
ThornTeil X. Cunningham, and
others, being lands formerly owned by
Dr Jas IL Thornwell, deceased,
Terms or Sale: One thiid money
to be paid In cash, gold or its equiv
slent, and the balance on q credit OF
twelve months to bear interest at 8
per csnts per anoum from day of sale
ADO 70 be secured by the note and
mortgage OF the purehaser---the pur
cass 70 nave the option Of paying
the whole oS, The purchase money In
sW- Purchaser to paw for papers.
y w. 3. L. PORTER. -,
""7'f C. &C. Il. II C,
X. y. = r. b. Allison, Plsintifrs
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Mr. R j MackorelI Seriously Shot.

Mr. R j MackOrell Seriously Shot.
In difficulty last Monday
morning, in the store of MIR j j
Blackmon, Mr. r j Mackorell, of
the firm of Knight & Mackorell,
commission merchants, was SER
iously shot. MIR Mackorell had
gone into the store to attend to
some business for his firm, when
a difficulty he had had with Mr.
Blackmon one day last week was
renewed. in the difficulty sever-
al shots were fired st Mr. Mack
orell one taking effect and passing
through his body, another lodging
in some books and papers in his
coat pocket and the third missing
MIN entirely. AS soon as possible
he was taken to his home where
Drs Crawford, Mackey and Poore
dressed his wound. esterday
evening the wounded man was do
ing as well as could be expected.
Mr. j j BIackmon and his
brother, Mr. VIM Bl,ckmon,
charged with the shooting, were
at once arrested, but later in the
day were released on giving bond
before Magistrate Caskey in the
sum of 81, 500 each.
The unfortunate affair is very
much regretted by the friends of
all the parties and by the com
munity at large.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the CANNON pt.a.

"A - W. wv II " ~ a,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER
In the Common Pleas
Mary McAteer. Plaintiff c0ninst
samuel Adams. Johu Adams II w
McMurray, aud Others. Defendants
pY vIrturs ola Decree made IN the
- above case by Judge o w Bu>
chanan, dated O";nber 10. 1899, I will
sell AT public au :tiou at L"ncqst.r
'"urt house. within the legal hours of
sale on the
First Monday in December, Merit,
ali that piece. parcel or Tract of land
In the county OF Lar caster and STATE
OF South arolina, containing,
40 Icrrs, MD~r or Less.
and bounded on the North by lads of
w II p McMurrsy on the East by
lands OF John A McAt,er aud the
Wadrsb"ro Road. on the south by
estate lands Of A J McAt.er. deceased
and on the West by lands of II w Nc
Murray.
~ erms nf sale, CASH. Perchsser r
To pay for papers.
w. S. l.. PORTER,
&C. &. &. =. l.. G.
K + WyIie, Plaintiffs Atty.
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HEAD
ACHE

Would quickly leave you, if
you used DR. Kingss New Life
Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health.
Easy TO take. Try them. Only
20 cts. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Crawford Bros Druggists.
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NJ on Ely TO LO.IN.

I HAVE NJ a DE arrangements with
L brokers in New York Il ity throu: n
whom IN. able To place loans serur-
ed by first mortgage on improved
iarms for five year time payable in
installme IL, at the low rate of : per
cent Interest per annum. The broke
age and The charge for abstract and
inspection are small and at the eX
pense of the borrower
II r. WYLIE.
Atty at Law.
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Job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kind
of Blanks, Bill and Letter Heads
Envelopes, and all kinds of Job
Printing done in the best style
and at lowest prices. Call at THE
LEDGER office and see samples of
my work and get prices.
HUGH WILSON,
Abbeville, $. &.
Press and Banner Office.
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Superintendent McMahan calls
the attention of teachers to the
observance of Arbor day, the
third Friday In November.
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1t is Your Own Fault if You do
Not Allow us to Save
You Money on

JEWELRY, Watches, Clocks,
Pins, Buckles, Beauty Pin, chains.
"a Watch that Will run and keep
time for II months or your money
back. 81 q
SlLVERWARE, Spoons, ladies
sugar shells, butter knives, cas-
tors, cream and sugar sets, pitch
ers, pickle stands, card cases.
(6 knives and forks, Rogers & Bros
Al. IL Dwt. Best in the world, S4.OO. J
Pictures, picture frames, pic
ture glass, cord ard nails.
REPAIRING. Watches, BIZ
cycles, Clocks, Jewelry, Sewing
machines. Every job guaranteed.
CUTLERY, Razors, pocket
knives, scissors, shears, butcher
knives, carvers.
(Ste the Butcher Knife Oh the iOc
counter, 1t will surprise yoU.) ..
jlaps has already begun depositing
han IaA~
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church will visit Lancaster Friday
OF this week. He will preach
Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock,
In the Episcopal church. The
public generally is cordially invi-
ted to attend the services.
Presiding Elder Campbell will
hold his 4th quarterly conference
next Sunday night, in the Metho
dist church. He will preach and
hold the conference at the close of
the regular services.
MIR K S Crockett has accepted
q position with Porter Bros. By
the way, We are glad to see their
business increasing so. The bar
gains they give ale attracting so
many custom. that they may, in
the near future have to employ
even more help.
1t was Mr. & T Hardin and Miss
Alice Adams who were married bv
Rev S n Watson last Wednesday,
instead of Ira Hardin and Miss
Hunter as reported in SATURDAYS
LETGER. Our informant was
simply mistaken in the names of
the happy young couple.
The new ad Of B G Hough &
Co, in this Issue will interest
body. Read it and see if it
doesn't mean money for you.
If you want lot in town or a
good plantation near town, sales,
day in December will he your
chance to get it. See the valuable
town lots and plantations adver-
tised in this issue to be sold bv
the Clerk of Court on the first
Monday in December.
The State fair is all the attrac-
tion this week. Some of our
citizens went down Yesterday,
others will 'go today and still
others will 90 tomorrow.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending Nov 7, 1899:
Miss Ida Ramsey, Rev B McCorry,
Lester Reddin.
j f Gregory, p Nj.
Wyatt Cunningham, COL, has
returned to the chain gang. This
time for stealing a saddle. He
was convicted in Magistrate
Caskey's court Monday and sent
up for 80 days.
Company of North Carolina was
organized at Charlotte, last Tues
day. . = Heath formerly of
Lancaster is one Of the directors.
The Camp Greek congregation
IS requested to meet at 1880
o clock a m on next Sunday in.
stead of 11-as We wish to hold a
congregational meeting before
preaching services.
Geo & Leonard, Pastor.
The Blood Hounds Have Arrived
The pair of fine trained blood
hounds, recently purchased by
Lancaster county, arrived last
Saturday. They will be tested
the first opportunity that is offer
ed. Look out thieves, burglars,
incendiaries and all classes OF
criminals, and all We convicts had
better stay with the cham gang
now. Once put on the trail thew
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| ocal NJ attsrs,

/ VCd' w dltSIS.
Cotton brought II cents yester-
day on this market.
For Board: apply at H b Par
Dues.
Fresh fish and oysters at my
market Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. S T Blackmon.
A very neat tombstone has been
erected to the grave of the late
Andrew johnson in the new ceme-
terry.
MIR b g Hough killed a wild
goose on the river yesterday morn
ing.
Look out for the big meteoric
shower on the night of the 18th
or 14th inst.
Messrs n b Gibson and Levi
Robertson have moved here to the
cotton mills from White Plains in
Chesterfield county.
MIR j M Black killed a verv
large owl one day last week. Its
wing measured 2t feet.
The Lancaster Mercantile Co.
had a good young horse to die
Sunday morning.
MIR and Mrs R b Mackey of
Heath Spring, visited relatives
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs o A Osborne of
Blacksburg are visiting friends at
this place.
The Jacksonham school opened
last Monday with Miss Pearl
Fewel! of Rock Hill, as teacher.
Ben Billings, col, was sent to
the chain gang Saturday, by Mag.
istrate Caskey, for 80 days for
breach of trust.
Married, on Sunday, Oct 20,
by Rev L A Dabney, Mr. Rochel
Morgan and Miss. Eliza beth Black
we'll, daughter of j F Blackwell,
all of Flat Creek township.
Married, by Rev VIM G. Faile,
on Sunday night last, Mr. Sam
ford Starnes and Miss MolIie
Gardner, both of Flat creek town
ship.
Our friend and neighbor, DR.
Galloway, went out cunning Sat
nrday afternoon end had such
good luck that he sent us over a
mess of birds. Thanks, Doctor,
they were greatly enjoyed.
MIR John Knight, who lives at
the cotton mills, is the champion
squirrel hunter of this section.
He has killed 172 squirrels out of
1T6 shots this fall.
Jas Edy, an old violator of the
revenue laws, was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Swarlngen, near
o X Post Office, last Sunday
day morning and committed to
Jail at this place.
Only one sale was made by the
Clerk of Court Monday, the Fos-
ter houss and lot. 1t was pur-
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"a Jay From Jaysville "

Our local music lovers will
doubtless be pleased to learn that
the "a Jay from Jaysville Co."
has large and very superior Or
chestra and their incidental music
and overtures between acts are
said to be a very pleasing addition
to this excellent performance. At
Opera House tonight. Prices 25,
50 and IS cents.
Don't forget the funny "Jays-
vile band" parade at noon today.
Chicago women have started "a
movement to show substantial ap>
preciation of the services of Gen
Fitzhugh Lee and Jos Wheeler.
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Grip nsakss sns slek, weary ssd resness
-. Ans' k's'onti,e Nsrvins hri-s rsst
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WRONG AGAIN.!
WHO !? SOLOMON. WY 2?
Because he said that all is and right
there is the of
PORTER BROS.

and plumb full the of
Not bit of vanity goods
that Mr. Porter
their laden hanlsoncs goods ever
brought to Lancaster in al it's glorious history bought
that he thought he of the heroes Bay
and OF the ladies who purchased PAIR
that she had found Cndees slippers because
spry
And gentlemen, we just you to see
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GUNS, Pistols, Shells, Belts,
Hunting Goats, Leggings, Prl-
mers.
(See our single gun for SIS. 60 and our
double for $S OO)
CHINA, Cups and Saucers,
Plates, Bowls, Dishes open and
covered.
INCEST plain white Cup and Sau-
Ger. 25c set
GLASS WARE, Pitchers, Pickle
dishes, Preserve stands.
a piece set s5 cents.)
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Guitars Banjos, Violins, Accor.
deons, Harps, Concertenas, Auto>
harps, Mandolins, Phonoharps.
"a dandy Guitar for 50 7o)
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Bishop Capers of the Episcopal
church will visit Lancaster Friday
of this week. He will preach
Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock,
in the Episcopal church. The
public generally is cordially invi-
ted to attend the services.
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notice.!
To the T"r Payers 0f lancaster
COUH.y:

The Treaaurer's Office will be open
for the collection of taxes for the fiscal
year 1899 from the lGlh day Of October
to the 3lst day December 1899.
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Farmers may expect an advance
of at least % per ton in the price
of commercial fertilizers the COM
ing season over the price of the
past season.
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Presiding Elder Campbell will
hold his 4th quarterly conference
next Sunday night, in the Metho
dist church. He will preach and
hold the conference at the close OF
the regular services.
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A very neat tombstone has been
erected to the grave of the late
Andrew johnson in the new ceme-
terry.
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The Camp Creek congregation
IS requested to meet at 1880
O'Clock a m on next Sunday in.
stead of las We wish to hold a
congregational meeting before
preaching services.
Geo & Leonard, Pastor.
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Look out for the big meteoric
shower on the night of the 18th
or 14th inst.
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Fresh fish and oysters at my
market Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. S T Blackmon.
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The first killing frost of the sea
son occurred Saturday morning.
Heavy frosts and ice have appear
ed every morning since. If any
hoped to be helped out by top
crop on cotton their hopes have
now vanished.
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Married, by Rev VIM G Faile,
on Sunday night last, Mr. SAM
ford Starnes and Miss Molie
Gardner, both of Flat creek town
ship.
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MIR John Knight, who lives a,
the cotton mills, is the champion
squirrel hunter of this section.
He has killed 172 squirrels out OF
176 shots this fall.
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Our Shirts and Neck Wear:

Our Shirts and Neck Wear:
We men in the prime ife
tina wants him wife,
a. Ib - rivensnu
pen be -fre,
"A Ga dainu pIeted
m sleeves comDe
Ii what epafter
o old Lancas
And Just Look 10 1t he
scar the cute tile ie
HI ing
h "a his slIclure so ieat
ing righ swee
" Ia ha owe untoyO
e su YOU sir
Always and Gentle m II
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MIR B g Hough killed a wild
goose on the river yesterday morn
ing.
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Our friend and neighbor, DR.
Galloway, went out cunning Sat
urday afternoon end had such
good luck that he sent us over a
mess of birds. Thanks, Doctor,
they were greatly enjoyed.
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Only one sale was made by the
Clerk of Court Monday, the Eos,
ter houss and lot. 1t was pnr-
chased by Mr w j Cunningham
for 1880. -.
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Messrs n B Gibson and Levi
Robertson have moved here to the
cotton mile from White Plains in
Chesterfield county.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-08

Green d Hines. Plaintiffs' Attys.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-11-08

MIR j M Black killed verv
large owl one day last week. Its
wing measured 2t feet.