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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
Marshal Shine Goes East

United States Marshal John H Shine
left last Wednesday evening, with his
wife and son, on trip to the East Mrs.
Shine and her son will stop off at Chi
cago and there await the return of Mr..
Shine, who will go to Portland. Me-, hav-
ing in custody William Leland, a soldier
whom the Marshal arrested at the Yount-
vile Home on a warrant from the Fed
eral authorities In Maine for falsely
swearing to an application for a pension.
This Is the Marshars first visit East for
thirty-five years.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
The Critical Period.

The war over. we approach what Mr.
John Fiske calls 1.-The critical period of
American history" In 1777, during the
stress of war, our first form of federal
government had been devised. The
articles of confederation provided a very
weak national government, and as soon
as the war was over the States. which
had been held together by the force Of
necessity as they fronted a common en-
emy, began to drift apart. Exhausted by
a long war, weighed down by heavy in
debtedness, demoralized by bad money
and distracted by threatened rebellions,
the nation that had so gloriously de-
Tended it's liberties against England was
in grave danger of dissolution through
civil strife The statesmen began to real
ize the necessity for more perfect union.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
Fraud Fraud, Where is Beamish? I

Fraud Fraud, Where is Beamish? 1
have traded with him for twenty years.
They will say he is out of business. Why?
Because he is now paying a low rent; and
If If yo1 viii only trouble yourSeif to call at
block, he will give you your moneys
worth and more, too. Low rent; small ex-
pense; high grade goods; all latest novel
ties; prices will suit you. If you do not
buy 1t will pay you at least to call at
Beamsh's new store, 209 Montgomery
street, Russ House block. High grade
sOrtment
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
The Original Little Beneficencia Pubiica
Co. of San Francisco. Drawing
October 90 1900

No 1890 wins $3.50. sold in San Francisco.
Cal; No. 22229 wins s1250. sold in San Fran
cisco. Cal; No 52925 wins s625. sold In San
Francisco, Cal; Nos. 3421. 42723 45 230 4e47s nd
77133 each wins s62 so. sold IN San Francisco and
Oakland. Cal. and Virginia City, Nevada
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27
ITfEs GAl=Essssz-
zb1l0HT: )fUV (R(l-E
THE ORATOR OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Copyright, 1899, by Seymour



Profess Charles H
" and others
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27

proclaimed openly what other men of hi:
position of influence had whispered unde1
their breath, and war came, as he pre-
dicted, in less than a month.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27

Corner Fourth and
Market, S. 3. Try
our Special Brew
Steam and Lager.
&c. Overcoats and
VaIises checked free.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-27


that to a young
woman quite as i'm
pecunious as HIM
self. After his
marriage he tried
farming, and when
that ended in fail
ure he returned to
shopkeeping. HI s
second venture In
trade soon proved
as disastrous as the
first. Thereupon
this unsuccessful
and unpromising
youth decided to en-
ter. the profession OF
law, and with many
misgivings on the
part of the examin-
ers he was admitted
to the Virginia bar.
Thus ingloriously
began the remark
able career which
was to be crowned
by the highest hon
or attainable In the
legal profession-the
proffer Of the post
of Chief Justice of
the United States.
Patrick Henry
soon established the
fact that the fail
ures in trade and
agriculture were not
to be repeated in his
new venture. He
soon made a credit
aLI faf 49,,
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
88oe GapiteL - Ct taIift gteue.

Stun foa at b. silitsosparsnoe bapb. npset ~peripnliat
SetlenStftab til ben 4ntlastoe, itjsnt Der I~isslebss fun
fanotss faa, ION lite fer baObe bsrt hans Rapn - maoTe
title en- enate.
Oct bar bog tun i ben isnsrs sib, at bet bar blspsn al,
r1lnotlts tlsnot; TIL fsr.nb bans spstamp meb Calhoun
bcpos ban fun Orb fpr at bore en- bpstis Seitsfanser.
gan blsp bog anitst at ale for en- batter una manb,
tl1t os oriftig, sIao en- inlut rdpfobet SeIt "a iuff life
bOIOt bet for Sinh at is tiarlisbsbsfuIDt pa 9amsrns -
inso ct lstbsnasslist Sierts, bbao Der ubm9rtsr be Rsits of
erlns ltOssluos Ssnnsr, og bel osiaa ct Iisefrent Sinh.
lem man rnoof. Istters bill tunn trp.
Iten hosrtsn bans euNs susr Tett, eesnftab,r fsrte han,
Tor ptot. 9ans mob git iislbsn oOer til bumbriitio spr.
prDtrh.o, rnebsns bans Sale lissIaa iielosu breisb, ia ON
gagatsQsr.
) ale in's o~dnoltnser tpa ban ben opIbne NPiboelpei iii
SiOsrsssl. Cans Orb bar aItit bel ~upsrusiebe, 90 enooo
Haar ban "iupeSs" lagbe ban en- tiIbuashoIbt getnnfiom.
bo Tor Oossn, ipm blauot bans 2anOsmenb bar iieIDsn
at tr9fT. pau.
5nssR lRntss at otbe, hpcrfra ban bar tumn,en, at bpil.
Zen 9runo ban hapos bpiat fig / Ssros, snsr bpob Der
sssntlis bdpss beo0gst BAN til at aips fla at msp fo on
unOsrlis "Saanbtsrins" ION Stfefangr tn eepep,,
fpn iuft lite Iottes bst.
snonu martslissre iprstOm bet BAN, Der pibfte. at bor
its alene pdoos npot en- o~mbpggslig SpbraosIi.. men bar
a. COB 5amiIie bppr tibet enb ben Ibfte SmItpnbioh.b
bhoer LAT pris paa al GrGnIebpsrne i seros. bsr pr Nom,
III al i aoslsmGno iaaOsI ira 6rantris. ium fra ~oos
sro'5s Butsrlanb" tisns tit greo 4niigtsts Sp.b.
shi bOdb bar aosISoiplOmsr at fgs, naur unotao.s b,
Der p~uairpties al Taturens sgst umistjsnbsIigs Stemp,l,
Tn ioabnn GsIslis sr ruabsnbs bette 5ribsoens aanb,
Se bette WaGrts er bet, ioa ben unge o~rlrnber bqr.r
omtrins nto fig paa I'm ponoe. Der tunbe inasn iorpsrl,
BAN mso en- 3aabs slsr en- Stialrr.
S9 bog .r ban bleosn itiast Tor en- GoriamIino rom I'M.
Dig en- afftpslig 5orbrpodie; ban itaar a~ntlaast for
Raitsns Stanb at babe ub9ppt Blob % msc ojapslt Cru.
loHbso birspst ct Msnnsts 2ipst.
Van oenns geitpIoning mtoFsrs Ganobeb2
% iolrigs 2ilitusr. fGiter tit Bit paa bans qnfat %
eenisr utadlmOois paa, at 5orberst ital beqpube.
HOsl' betrasts BAN hun msb Npssjerrisb,D, andre Iias.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
SGroien al 9Gggeifa acnc,

friper "Si9rtrablubst", Tan lit. iGttss
bsit moi. poa 8runb at osres rige
Snbbplb at aalt os 5osforialt banner
ben nerIi9 ct fortrinlist Rarinssmibs
bel, life Blot for 9snisns islp, men pas
faa - pulperiierebe blanbebe / Spbrst
= for aalps, Sol pg andre llnstpea.
Man ber oerfor albrie tafte StaQene
bort fom nnptti9t afalo; ia bet turbs
enbpgiaa anbefaIes at aftisbs gaaere
pg aoneitorer oisis perbifuloe 8iens
ftanpe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
hptHas{R4,a
X@'%s s
G5rrtiat fra Fhfs arsbagsssamtr)
6srtiat fra Fsfs ar,SagssR nm.r.)

off ps br fees en- msr, ~ubprnest Drust, Der er mere
~eisubommsIig for 2anntt ben me~riianIte Sosuta cs
GaIron,ros rrso ben b~rsopunths Spuabr,rpbat, Der btip3s
ger u1srtt. ~IprtIaons qnfstsr.
Der bar ouret en- 9Th ps bet for III. fau ret lrnss
Fbn Ia al, paa b,tt, Stsb f~orfamI,os Msnnsfter oiIos
bar. par,t idnIsh,s ~antrutn,.
msn S,nsaus farbtes Der ingen toup Wdnb fart Surp,
ps 9omn,rsH "Suri be 9,tras" bar en- Ianst p~istigsr,
gsipn; tbi Grben fuIst, puu bans ghi, % 5ritisnosIis
pGr let at cpuaa for ben, ion tunbe fpIo, bans Somrnsr
u,o TrHt.
Dig ueb al osnn, rsgsnsit 5rib,o - tiItrpos for llbss
b~Iip.Iisn al for4Iosoe Stitts, Sapret al bible Ssrnss
I~tus'aabsr pg forte SiItepuutsr, al uuiIormsrsoe alguuiIer
sn,r bsiIubts apntabIer - ia snbpg @iIoe - taser its
i'll, Sstuntnins at srtlGrs, at blanbt pisis rsos 5lant!ss
Fiortsr % 9cn,ulosbIuisr er ben ~lftploisc ligeiaa bis -
ia lanst oisIsrs poa at blipe ~fritjsnot, ps Sorbrnosren
paa at faa fin Dom. fem unb.r Sen faaiuIots Qualifications
utanise TprmaIitsttr oe 2optnsb.
5 b. htfts esIfabsr % 5oriamlinser beitaar ben inoerits
arsos al be Fnsf, GIsmsnter. gsO Sort Sngs trGfer man
qsrIsu 92iotpunttst.
Ser sr bet nooiatts SiIfGIoe. Den sl,sants 9srbsn fns
bs posrF. Sasr. ~tpinbsliss StittsIi.r, iOm bar ifsrt fig
fine toftbartf, 9raster, itaar oprstt I fisbsrforipnsos
9Ogns sler itbSer massIigt imatters Gtpipug.r ps itusr
fra i'm f~orhpIospis rpbrisos Sitting bort pper be m~ancliss
siIfu,rss 9ppeosr.
Def sr bog lite paa 0ommersn, at be frfte TT Bill, saer
ialfals tun snsans in1slsn. men paa en- al tire It9no be-
ftaaenbe grippe, iom bsrubsr zig / gl9rbeoen al be Go.
irOrn.. ps It'll. Ianet bprts fra ben pGISiss SraItau1ms. Den
enc feosr, b. To andre itaur. Gsritnapnts sr ben anila'
ssbs pso S,rantsn, b. TO ibitnGpnte SbsriFens gstiente,
Der bepossr BAN.
Nan baobs oprinbsIie bopt til Ssnfigt at antlae. fsr.
oncr, qerfpner fpr Mlorb: MisusI 9ias og bans sSplt
FAINT psfaa pbeIim S'9sal.
Tsn bet Ipttebes inart Meritansren at paupifs fin llfpls
oisbeb u.b at bsbiis, at ban paa ben sib befanbt is anbsts
itess. cs ~lisslsbes osiaa be ire MGnb, Der bopbe Iebideet
BAN. gns fire bar fsIssIis blspns Isslaot al Sensielet.
De tiIfpS r~ietisnpi, of be barb. fcrtlabt fig fom Sns
oianers, men be ~srtlareSs, at bet Ssls bapDe par.t en- Spa;
pe, bd Der sapss geuts for, at be grbr. ~pirt.Iis bapbe barst
hisnn1s, os 0ias pIaiat fuIb ben Nut, Ssnrp YoinDsyter
~fOrfDonbt, tilfr,ostineDs bsrss llbiagn be q.ripner, Der
hapo. I,ost llnbrisssIIsn.
g.treffenb. Manben fro Gonnsnarn bl.p bet lite am
feet for ~nsbosnbist at ftius BAN unbsr 8prbsr. 9ar ban
oir,.Iis n~r.bpib,nbe ON SurbrnpsIfsn, bapb. ban i~bpsrtfalo
Blot hcnoiet .fter fin Susbpnos gsfaltne, % ipnl 9ibns
bible ban bebrt ten. til at fremm. gtetfarbiebebens Soe
ene fpm antlasst oeb strontsn.
Spran Stronten oltfaa ON bet er os tiQoot at aisrs
grue at bette 8ilsbe - taar bet fun en- ends gntlaost
Waouriee @eraIe Der bIanbt benz, 'om meo ip9nbt Sps
rnrrf'onhsb bepoetsr BAN, sr tisnbt unbsr gapnet Mus
'tonsiresren Muurics.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19
Gddrbsnapne os 5amilisnapns .r life

parrt.
Vorbmrnoene bar tat traftise 5ae
bette 2ano. De bar rpbbst ps bpst
rsiit airter os srunblagt Giolsr. 81
bar fenbt asteb., bpgtise W9nb til
Tdtionalforfdmlinsen / 9erb.ns meg.
tight. Samfunb os eisnta9enbe iai
Rorom9nb inb | nreTuloe Stifinecr
eIers osfaa. Den norfts amsirtanIte
presi. er en- Mast, iom lite er at for
aste, og hi bar Rorbm9nb af "bsi
Rans" paa forifje1igs Smraabsr Der.
Dian tan neppe finbs patrsre 9pgbsr /
am.rita enb be norite, os / mango
gper CT b. norits Sprs.tninssmanb en-
Wadst. Wian bar, naar mar fer pna
Sins.n fra ben Rant, ine.n @runb til
at fdmme fig ODER, at man .r Roros
rndno Der. Ilt bette beptier, at Rorbz
manoens tom Der msb npset gobt /
Orb. Oct bar life Sobs os Sub,
men Sro. mob os Sraft, 5remIpn,
Sntsligencs pg Sjertslag. 9enne are
bar pt fra eiGpe Sebre, iom / Rsbens
Stuno, mibt | gartsbrebstioen tunbe
rrtte bperanbr. 8roberbaanben meb
ct: "Gnise pg trO, til 9ppre faIo.r!"
8i bill lite fannie os pper be
W9nos Rapne. 8i Dtl bepare be
W9nbs Spros Der i "GpIsn." 8i bill
parns ON bore nprife Hapns. @i bill
bsfolee 5amilienapns ps 9pbenapne
iaa lanst, bet saor an, ia, m,sr sno bet:
bt otl siere ION be samle 9itinser -
hugss norfte Rapne inb / Sislbprsz
gen. - 9i bill plante BEN uopper
prarien / be Ggne, Norbmeno raubsr.
5olt, Wenigbeoer, Sirter, 2dnbsbDsr
o9 p~oitaabnerter bsr ia uorite Rapne,
boor Nprbmrnb bigger pg Itprsr.
meget sr forismt / ben ast,
Sro MI lite, bet er min DE.
at pi ftal bore LEGION en- Ras
tton for ps i.lo; mel, Ri ifal bore
Rorfameritansr.. Wen log MI,
Werte til ben Sing, of
Sper, Gcuntp.r, sotpnfbips pfp. iom
ofteft bar ensslifs, frantic, tpFte sGIer
Ipanfte Rapne Der. 0etts bill for ale
5iosr beptie, at bisie Rationsr bar
opgt, rpboet og raabet / be Gsne. Ru
II Rprcboerne osfaa Bit en- Magt, en-
Slot ibetminbfts, / bette 2onb,
's bet ct bsres Ret os plist at trptt.
Stempel paa be Gsn., bpor be bar
o. pligtsr at .ftsrIabe fie
roget sobt / Orb. Ss 9Iigter at frems
life Sro, Splpsntng, Sntsllisence ps
fraft Tom Orb til ben tpmmenbe
St1torten slemrner ftunoom,
'oab ben pibfte; men sft.rlaber man
t9 Stebnapn., taller be, feIp ON !Siitos
len tier. Rurfte Stsbnapne / Ror,
nanbiet, Srlanb, England pe Scot,
nnb taller ct Spros, fom tunb. faa en-
Rdnb iom 8labItcns til at tale msb
on, tit "norfe Blob"
Ollie lsDeppstis. 5olt lasger an paa
t sftsrlabe fig Stebnapns, at Toni
nenbs Slester fan pess paa bisI. Ipm
3sDis. Serfor mener i.g. 9orbboerns
'sr laege an poa at efterlabe fla
..tebsnapns ps bebure 1T Worsmaal
'er. 0erfor bill ies, man fulbe ba'
Soritanb til at bepare be norft. 9sbe,
lapne os Samilie' s[lsr 9aarbsnapns.
Bet er fsrit Sproget os bernef R.s
ION binoer os fammen.
3urbe tanite bore fagt / pmpenot 8,
en-. Wen tilfllt blir bet bel Rapnene,
ON blir bet iibite Nationalmerte.
bsr Der pernes en- ben 1aapel
ON pm Sproset.
Setts er en- Yliet mob os Ielp %
sfterfommere, men lille minbft mob
et 2anb os Splt, bi TANNER fra.
5pm grcf. 81. 9. auberIpn traTenbe
ar iust, bsr Ri b.traste Hors. Tom
'or Mor, men 4rerita fom Dor 9ib.
Den, fom ejsr bet, er ben b.bIt.
Or.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-19

I OpnaIInen r9naspennen' lo1 i9 mobto9 for en- ) IRouneor Ibcn, e u@n
srta tenl Ell III lsrpe &las'es Wtaitme; Den er baoe ioio % ben % BEN gr N~
Im mnMt s sM at toe G. o oen e. tuot mo goo iom no9en yatne ir $50. Dian R9nE
""'t 90 O0 u 'Vpe 'Shsoennen'. Sragt TIC, SkMI Gbritianion, Stankp gS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Incendiary Fircs-ArrcSt of Jim
Black mon

Incendiary Fircs-ArrcSt of Jim
Blackmon
The stable and barn of Mr.. Il
i Flynn Of Newcut together with
two mules, Il quantity Of wheat.
oats, potH,ncS. hay, fodder, farm
ing implements, and thrcsher,
were burn q On Fridpv night last.
The same night, at about the
same hour, the N"wcut school
house, about mile from MIR.
Flynn's was also burned. Both
fires were of inccndiarv origin
and jim Blac!lm0n, a nero hving
on Mr.. Fl ms plantation AVID
with whom he had had some
words, has been committ"I {,
Jail charged with both huruiarS.
Tracks were found lending from
Mr.. FIynn's barn through a iojd
TO the school house and from &c
school h0U-o in the direction 6
Blackmon ). 1t could nn told
from th" tracks that There yos a
patch on the sole nf ON" ,1oc.
near the toe, fastened un wilh
four large headed tncIls The
people IF the community gathered
at MI. Flynn's Saturday and
while different ones were giving
account Of their whereabouts the
night before, it was observed that
Biackmon had a patch on one of
his shoes corresponding to the
track made by the incendiary.
His shoe fitted the track perfect
ly, so the Sheriff, who arrived
about that time, brought Black
mon on to Jail, no further inves-
tigation being necessary.
Mr.. Flynn's loss is probably
$500. with no insurance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Nlarriages'

Marriages'
Married, at this place, by Rev.
S n Watson, Dec. 27, 1898, Mr..
w s Hammond and Miss Mary
Biggart.
MIR. Ed Canthen Of Oakhurst,
and Miss Julia Bell, daughter of
l. NJ Bell OF Magill, were mar.
ried by Rev. SN Watson on Dec.
25, 1898.
Married, by Rev S y Watson
Dec. 25, 1898, Mr.. Robert Csu
then and Miss Nellie Mackev,
daughter of l. p Msckov Of Dry
Creek.
Married, Dec. 25. 1898, bv
R"v. y n Watson, MIR. Lucins
Bell and Miss Ida Mohlev.
daughter of II l. Mohlcy of Heath
Spring.
Married, by Magistrate " II
Burns, Dec q, 1898, Mr.. Robt.
knight and Miss Katie Threatt.
Married, Dec. 20. 1893, by
Supervisor ID Perry, Mr.. Big
oar Hagins and Mis-, E.tella Mob.
lev, daughter Of Mrs.. Palmer
Mohloy. After the carrmnny the
bride and groom and number
OF invitod guests cnioved p
sumptnous dinner ut the home
of the groom's father, Mr.. J NJ
Hagins at St. Luke.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Horses, Mules, Wa6onS,Buggies,
- THAT'S OUR LINE.
we ""arante" t" Save YOU Mo, ey
tfAD ! READ /

y 7! =
We talk" pleasure in again call
mo th" attention Of eur friend,
and all parties in Lmnca,tcr and
aaJ"u"G counties, to the fact
'ha' "" have in our stable from
- Ia 80 u,nJ ul fine ,ouI.u ....J,,
an" horses, we" .io.v aua OF
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
The New Pastor orthc Prr>bytp-
rjan Church.

The New Pastor Of the Pra>bytr-
rian Church.
Rev Chalmers Fraser, the new
Iv elected pastor of the Presbvte.
rian church, is expected here with
his family the middle of this
month.
4 prominent divine and a form
er pastor Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church at this place, writes to a
friend here as follows concerning
him
81 hope for n blessing to fol-
low his ministry in Lancaster.
We have not in our whole church
more trustworthy man in every
particular. He is as tue as the
rising and setting sun, and so Won
will al find him. He is a man
whom everybody from the hum.
bIest to the highest can trust as a
friend.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Court House.

On next Friday night Jan. 9th,
the Spanish American War and
Comedy company of Baltimore,
Nd, will reproduce the late con-
tlict with Spain Just as it happen
ed, both on land and sea, toy Edi
son 5 rapid moving picture ma
chine-the Projcctoscope See
Hohson sinking the Mcrrimac.
Schlcy bomharding, Sampson De
Porto Rico, Dewey victory at Ma
Mia. There will be many other
novelties such as the Washer wo.
man and Book agent, Spanish
Sunday sport the bull fight, and
many others too numerous to men
ton.
This show will be under the
auspices Of the Ladies Memorial
Association of Lancaster. To miss
this show means to regret 1t.
Admission. Is and 25 cents.
Reserved seats 35 cents. Tickets
on sale at crawford BROS and al
Mackey & cos Drug Stores.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Death OF w. j. BlackmOn.

Death OF w. j. BlackmOn.
Mr.. w. j. Blackmon, of the
White Bluff section, died Tues
day, Dec. 9th. after short i'll
ness. He was about 81 years of
age and was born, reared and
lived all his life in the section
where be died. BY industry and
economy he made and saved mp
considerab money and was re.
garded the wealthiest man of his
section. He was married three
times. His first wife was Mrs.
Elizabeth Catoe and four children
by her, Burrcll and Jesse Black
ron and Mrs. &. j. B. Gregory
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Remington.
survive. His sccond wife was
Miss Polly Catoc. Three chill.
dren by her survive him, MoSsrs.
Wm., Roht., and Tn mas Black
mon. His last wife was Miss
Susie Roberts and with two chill
dren she survives him. His re
mains were inferred at White
Bluff "Wednesday by the Masonic
fraternity of whivh. he was A
member.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Prompt settlement

MIR. H G Mcllwain, agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF New York, went to Kershaw
last week to r l. Blackmon, Ad-
ministrator of & G. Sowell the
Compauy's check for 1900. in
payment Of death claim under
policy 7S1, S43 on his life.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Mr.. Lechner's Book.

. The LEDGER is in receipt of a
consignment of 30 copies of "The
Cotton Problem and Its Solution, ="
by Frank G. Lechner, of Tim"
monsville, S. G. The book con-
tains ITS pages and treats the
subject eshaustively. We are
asked to sell the copies consigned
to us at 25 cents each; a price
that is barely sufficient to pay the
cost of publication.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-01-04
Items From kock Hill Herald.


DR.. + NJ Potts of Pleasant Val.
ley, Lancaster county, has rented
an office over the store of the
Rock Hill Drug Co. and will
locste'in our city for the practice
of his profession.
Mr.. r < Tompkins and family
moved to Gold Hill, y. c., Tues
day last. Miss Helen, however.
will spend a while with Miss
Frances Beckhsm before going to
her new oome.
Miss Cors Mohlev, sister of
Mrs. A J Evans, who recently
graduated in stcnograuhy and
typewrIting at a business college
in Macon, Ca, returned 10 Rock
Hill few InvD 80.
Nr. 'Irrhrrt u Danlap was
painfojvhIrt Last Mon.l,y. While
rijinL ~. horea f"rI, throwing the
rider o.,. his heat a. fG.ipr ON
him \: hone. w.,3 fractured,
bat h. 80. bruised ant yut in
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Joe Williams col. was cut in
several places by man named
Euban ks on the "a ult.
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as several years ago from this
county, is back on a visit to his fa
ther, Jas r knight of Primus, and
other relatives.
Will ID. Upshaw, "Earnest
"llIie," lectured here, in the
Baptist church, last ednesdav
night. The church waa crowded
to everilowing and his lecture was
much enjoyed.
The Supreme court of North
Carolina has dismissed the appeal
| ln the case of Hinson, the white
man convicted of murder in Char
lotte last Spring and sentenced to
be hanged.
Mr.. T B Meacham and Miss
Lois brennan were married, by
Rev. j II Wilson, in the Presby-
terrain church at Richburg Dec.
21st. 1t is described as a besuti
full and pleasant affair.
The Z. S. court, which usually
convenes in Greenville in Fehru-
ary, will not be held until the
third Tuesday in April, pursuant
to the provisions of the new Act
of Congress.
Died, at Rock Hill, Dec 6,1S9S,
Waldo Emerson, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs + 5 Crenshnw, formerly
OF this county. The remains were
inferred at Newnope church in
this county, last Tuesday.
Jack Perry and Henry Crock.
EFT, both coIorcd, were convicted
before Magistrate Burns last week
of stealing hoWr ffnm the Farm
erS' + & NJ Co.'S grocery. Thir.
ty days or Sl2. 80 each was the
sentence. Perry paid out.
There was tremendous crowd
in town Monday. The small
nm )unt of drinking in evidence
showed that a good many good
resolutions had been made for the
new year.
W / Sistsre, of this county, Is
a candidate for Seargeant at arms
OF the Senate. If this county
could give it to him he'd surely
get there.
DR. G,IIowsv b.s moroa i,.
hi. rsw re.ilonoo anil n. No..;.
Couthon has moved info tho ro,.;
dcnce vacated nv tbo Doctor po
Iiccm,n p,rdro bos moved into
tbo G,riou. bo,.o rooo,oa ,, D.
w IiuIo
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G I Knight, who went to Tex
as several years ago from this
county,is is back on visit to his fa
ther, Jas r knight of Primus, and
other relatives.
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holidays with relatives in Monroe.
MIR and Mrs T B Clyburn of
Columbia, spent christmas with
relatives in this county.
Miss Marie Hammond of Lib
erty Hill, is visiting Misses Carry
and Mary Hammond at Jones
X Roads.
w H Crenshaw of Rock Hill.
was over on his wheel during the
christmas.
W H Taylor of Yorkville, was
over during the christmas to see
his parents and other relatives.
Miss Ella Jones of Kershav is
the guest of Miss Emmie Hassel-
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w Porter of
Chesterfield, visited the editor of
The Ledger's family this week.
The total eclipse of the moon
on the evening of the 9th was
watched with interest by many.
The dispensary at this place
took in over $4OO. on Christmas
eve.
Mrs G. Nj Payseur and children
have returned home from n visit
to relatives at Rock Hill.
Misses Minnie and Maggie Par
due aud BuIah Flyna spent the
holidays with friends At YorkviIle
Christmas passed off very
quietly here. Nothing occurred
to mar the peace and everybody
seemed to have a pleasant time.
The ringing of the church bells
at midnight Saturday night was
reminder of the death of the old
and the birth of the new year.
r Mr.. JAS. Hsire and family of
Wills Point, Texas, are visiting
relatives in the Tabernacle sec
ton.
List of letters advertised for
the week ending January 3, 1898.
Miss Jane Evans, Louise John
son, MoIlie Jonsor, VIM. Heath.
j. F. Gregory, p. ~
Mrs J l. Patton Of Catswba, a
sister Of Mr. j W Craig Of Craig.
vile, is seriously i'll. Her broth.
er has gone to her bedside.
See important notice to Exccu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians,
and Trustees by Probate Judge
Jones
Cadets J r Blakcney, Ed Greg
ory and b F Knight, of Clemson
College, came home aud spent the
christmas holidays.
Messrs. Nj Hough, j c., and
{ y Foster, students of the 8 G
College, spent the holidays at
home.
Miss Bell Parks, formerly Of
this place, spent christmas here
with her friend, Miss Bessie
Mackey.