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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

All PERSONS nrc hereby ". rred
not I" treNp@>s w rid1rg, wr'krrg,
hunting r III ans Other Va, "n
my home place, NV ". ii Moore
place, nv !'url~r"nrl ~ P'vler
places, all in Butord township and
bounded nv the State lrps, LNuch~
es River, ". j FundarnurN and
II. >. PiNier. The law will he
riGidly enforced against anv one
drsrcgarding tins notice.
q. W Ply Ter.
Nov. 20. 1900.
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SEMI v EEhLI

/ sGsa. sSs&GEAI~.
Cotton brought 9 25 cents yes,
terday
Mr.. j S Wilson has moved to
one Of tho Cunningham cottages on
Elm Street.
The ladies have been quite busy
this week putting down the new
carpet in the Methodist church.
Don't forget the holiday open>
ing Dec lth and 10Th.
b. {. Hough & Co.
Miss Maggie Mayer, Of Oxford. |
n c, is here on visit to her
sister, Mrs w y Lcmmond.
Mrs. W f Pnrdue and little
son, visited Mrs. 81 j Parduo the
past week.
Mr.. G w Bell has moved to the
house recently vacated by DR.. !
Fundsrbuk
Mr.. & II Crawford loft Mons |
day for Columbia to attend as
juror the L ; Court which con.
dened there yesterday.
Something new A dime pack
age of soda and 9 dozen buttons
for 5 cents at Benefits Grocery.
We arc requested to announce
that all who arc interested IN !
Hopewell graveyard are expected
TO he there early on Friday morn.
ing for the purpose OF cleaning off
the same.
Married, at Pleasant Hill, on
Sunday last, Mr.. Walter Bowers
and Miss Mamie Beckham. dsuch,
of Mr.. Simon Iteckham, all of
Plesant Hill township.
DR.. w Al Crawford has con
tractsd with Mr.. w q Caskey, for
the erection of five room cottage
on his lot opposite the Prosby terian
church. The plans are furnished
by Architect Fl f White of Rock
Hill.
Overstocked 1900 pounds of
Tobacco at factory prices for
month of December at Bennett :
Grocery.
MIR. j + Clyhurn, who has been
quite i'll with measles the past two
weeks, we are pleased To- learn is
better and may be able to he Ut
his post at the IL VI Cos i'm another
week.
Strayed, From my home near
Elgin on Monday evening last, q
mouse colored horss mule, 6 yssIsi
old. weight about $50 lbs. Any IN
formation of his whereabouts will
be rewarded. J F. Blackmon.
Relatives and friends of the
groom at this place have received
invitations to the marriage of Dr..
John NJ Blair of Monroe, n G,
and Miss Hannah Jane Saunders
at Hagood, 5 {, on Dec 27th,
1900.
Miss Essie Killian OF Fort Lawn,
and Mr.. j M MCCARTHY of Rich>
burg, visited the family of Mr..
ii Is Pardua, last Friday and Satur.
day.
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MIR. and Mrs. II & Cook Of
Csbarrus count, n. c., are visit
ing the mothor OF the latter, Mrs.
E f Cook. st Taxahaw, S. &.
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Cb,,Ie.,,n mi. ,
Fd Wiihaos coI op Mr. n =
Funderhurk,. ,I, - -
while cbopnioy cord ,o,J ,o,
Friday Iet hi. .xo .,,,..I...,.
Elliott was summoned nnd ,sw.d
the foot back, taking nine stitche,
&c, oss the Top.
$49l.S9 was turned over by tn.
Kershaw dispenser to the county
treasurer, the county and towns
shares Of the net earnings for tho
month OF November.
MIR. J J Blackmon halrjven q
contract for a nice two story re,
Barr stress to Contractor Bird.
II Will he occupied by Mr.. DuRant
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The ladies Of the Heath Spring
PRESBYTERIAN church will give
hit supper at the residence of
Mrs K b Patterson next Friday
night, Dec 14th Everybody in
vited TO attend.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

The newly elected County
Supervisor, Mr. Wvlis Q Cask.y,
received his commission last Sat-
urd'y and the effice WAS turned
over to him by his predecessor
Mr.. Gardner that afternoon. Mr..
Casksy has had experience in the
fiI,ing of this Office and will fee
al homo in the office now.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

DR.. w Al Crawford has con
tractsd with Mr.. w q Caskey, for
the erection of \ five room cottage
on hi. lot opposite the Presby terian
church. The plans are furnished
by Architect Fl f w White of Rock
Hill.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Don't wait, come now and have
your presents lHid aside, if You
wait till Christmas week we can /
give yea the time we would like
to. b. G. Hough 4 Co.
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a GREAT EEMODEllNG

U"r increasing h'sines> absolutely forces adl al
store room to Dry Goods Department. Hhe xxnrk ~
down the middle wall and retfttng the stores viii, ~ -
ary sns time is precious TO" only three Left
"> MAKE room Tor carpenters and y'>yi., ma, s
10 >iaugher prices than have goods Injured hy d
mortar later on Words and figures attract Stteuffo u
examination that proves the story.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Married, at Pleasant Hill, on
Sunday last, Mr.. Walker Bowers
and Miss Mamie Beckham, dsugh>
of Mr.. Simon lfeckham, all of
Plesant Hill township.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Overstocked . 1900 pounds of
Tobacco at factory prices for
month Of December at Bennett 5
Grocery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

MIR. j + Clyhurn, who has b.on
quite i'll with measles the past two
weeks, we are pleased To learn is
better and may be able to he ut
his post at the Il NJ Cos in another
week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Mr.. j S Wilson has moved to
one Of tho Cunningham cottages on
Elm Street.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

The ladies have heen quite busy
this week putting down the new
carpet in the Methodist church.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Work will he begun Jan 1st en-
lhr%ln@ the dry goods room of the
Heath b & VI Co. 1t will he
made doubt" It's present size From
now to Jany LIST they will sell
You goods 1T vou own price See
their clearance sale add in this
issue
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

MIR. J J BIackmon has gjvep 4
contract for n nice two story re.
s dcnce at the corner Of Main and
Barr Stress to Contractor Bird
1t will he occupied by Mr.. DuRant
as II boarding house.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Don't forget the holiday open
ing Dec 1lth and 10Th.
b. {. Hough & Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

We arc requested to announce
that all who arc interested in
Hopevsll graveyard are expected
TO be there early on Friday morn.
ing for the purpose of cleaning of
the same.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Something new . A dime pack :
age of soda and 9 dozen buttons
for 5 cents at Benefits Grocery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

$49l.S9 was turned over by tho
kershaw dispenser to the county
treasurer, the county and towns
shares of the net earnings for the
month OF November.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Miss Maggie Mayer, Of Oxford,
n {, ls here ON visit to her
sister, Mrs w d Lcmmond.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

MIR. & II Crawford loft Mons
day for Columbia to attend as n
juror the L ; Court which con.
dened there yesterday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Relatives and friends Of the
groom at this place have received
invitations to the marriage of Dr..
John NJ Blair of Monroe, n G,
and Miss Hannah Jane Saunders
at Hagood, 5 &, on Dec 27th,
1900.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-12-12

Cotton brought 9 % cents yes
terday
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Miss Essie Killian Of Fort Lawn,
and Mr.. j M MCCARTHY of Rich>
burg, visited the family of Mr..
ii Is BPardu@, last Friday snd Satur,
day.
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Remember when you wan. best
Coffee, and everything nice for
Nmas to call at Bennett 5 Grocery.
There will be a basket supper
at Hopewell school house on tho
night Of Dec, 18th. Proceeds will
be used for repairs on school
bulldlsg and church.
misses SalIie Yates,
Sadie Duncan,
Esta Walters,
Henrietta Hinson,
Louzettie McMsnus,
EugeDia Riddle.
Com.
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Mr.. G W Bell has moved to the
house recently vacated by DR..
Funderbm
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24

land, France and China, have coDtrived
| TO earn their respective salaries to a
greater extent tran usual In their efforts
to keep advised of what Is going on here
as well as in China. The British Ambas-
sador Lord Pauncefote, has been a daily
visitor at the department OF state and
on other occasions he rarely calls there.
except on diplomatic day, Thursday. Min
lister Wa Of China has displayed the keen
esd anxiety for Information from Pekin.
II he has been able to maintain direct
communication with his home government
during the past week, he has had scoop
on the President and all OF the other
members Of the diplomatic corps. He mas
insisted that he has been without direct
advices from homo and in that way his
repeated visits to the state department and
diligence. and the diplomatic cleyerness
he displays in trying to ascertain how
much inside information Secretary Hay
has on the subject.
France, through her ambassador. VI.
Cambon, has evinced the keenest inter-
cot In the situation, and he or some at
tache of abe French Embassy has daily
visited the department of state. and some
Of the leading newspaper Offices Ia search
Of information. In the absence of the
Russian Minister. the charge daffairs,
Mr.. De Wollant, has also been a conspic-
uous visitor at the department OF state.
Mr.. De Wolant would never be taken for
an influential and clever dplo-
matte representative of great
nation like Russia. Nature has not
dealt kindly with him In her gifts
OF physical manhood. He Is small and
diminutive IN stature, with a complexion,
yellow, wrinkled and drawn resembling
that Of a venerable Lilliputian. He is gen
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24

had been originally assigned The ques-
ton Of withdrawing a certain number OF
regular troops from the Philippines and
sending them to China 10 reinforce Rear
Admiral Kempff, compelled him to leave
the convention city on Monday, and re-
turn to his desk in the War Department
and Join in the war conferences held in
the White House.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield who, as
chief of the Bureau of Navigation, is
practically the controlling spirit in the
navy, is freely consulted relative to the
proposed movements OF our warships in
Chinese waters. Secretary Long has
been absent the entire week in Philadel-
phia, tenderly nourishng his vice presi-
Dental boom. His absence during this
crisis has been endured as it might have
been during the Spanish war, for Il will
be remembered that Secretary Long is a
man of peace, and he does not seem 10
renlizo that war is Inevitable until after
several battles have been fought and
thousands of lives and property has been
destroyed. Rear Admiral Crowninshield,
in spite of his unfortunate personal char
acteristics, which have rendered him more
or less unpopular in certain quarters. Is
master Of every detail in connection with
the navy, and upon his suggestion and ad-
vice every reasonable precaution Is being
taken to properly equip the naval forces
i'm the Far East.
with the Diplomatic Corps.
While the members Of our government
have been kept on the jump during the
past week or ten days, because Of the I'M
settled condition Of sffairs in China. the
representatives OF the foreign powers In
Guiding Russia, Japan, Germany Eng
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24

orally described as bearing close resem-
blance to DIR. Mary Walker who claims
to be the female pioneer In discarding
feminine skirts for mascu inc trousers and
boomers. Mr.. De Wollant Is regarded,
however as an able and accomplished
diplomat, and he is popular here owing
to the fact that he recently married one
of the most attractive and accomplished
young ladies OF Washington.
They Expect War.
Unless all of the members Of the ad-
ministratlon and the representatives of
the foreign powers with whom 1 have
discussed the Chinese situation are terri
bly, mis- aiken, war between China and the
allied foreign Powers seems 10 be inevi-
table. Naturally these officials cannot at
ford to give expression to their judgment
as 1t would be regarded as a violation Of
international courtesy, but nevertheless,
when they permit themselves TO discuss
the situation without reserve they all
agree that the Empress Dowsger has
probably employed all Of her well known
skill and court intrigue to unite all the
factions in the Chinese Empire against
what she conceives TO be her common
enemy, the allied Powers OF Europe ana
the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
Null and
Madras Pajanlas
oRoKER's POLITICAL VIEWS.
Owned Ice Trust stock But Was MOI
Inclined to Talk.


New York. June 23.-Richard Croker ar
rived from England to-day on board the
Cunard Line steamer Lucania. He says
that he is in the best of health and that
he is ready TO take a very active part in
the coming national campaign
Mr.. Croker when questioned upon the
subject OF the relations of the American
Ice Company with certain high city Off
Gals and his ownership of ice stock, said:
There is no secret about the latter.
told Mr.. Moss about it before the Mazet
investigation. 1t was Philadelphia stock
which l bought two years before the ice
trust was formed. I don't care to say
now whether 1 still hold or not"
Upon matters pertaining to the national
campaign, Mr.. Croker said that with
Roosevelt as McKinley's running mate,
we should have San Juan Hill all over
again" He said that he was going to
Kansas City as a delegate. 1t looked, he
said. as if Bryan would be the Demo
cratic nominee for President.
Mr.. Croker was asked whether he
thought Controller Coler would make a
good vice presidential candidate or a
stronger candidate for Governor, but he
said that he could not answer that.
Mr.. Croker said in their trust plank the
Republicans were simply straddling the
matter.
They cannot take that plank away from
the Democrats" he said
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
EVIDENCE or DECEPTION.
Bryan's Comment on the Platform
of the Republicans.


Milwaukee, Wis, June 23-The Daily
News to-day says
Col. ". ]. Bryan, en- route to Chicago
and Lincoln from his vacation, said re-
aarding the Republican platform adopted
at Philadelphia:
"The Philadelphia platform is the best
evidence thus far given Of the deception
attempted by the Republican party TAX
en- in connection with the speeches made
al The convention. it shows that the Re
nublcan party's platform of 1896 was
deliberate fraud as far as the promises
of International bime tallism were concern
ed: that the partys attitude on the trust
question is insincere and that the party
Is moi willing to state its attitude on the
pbuippine question and invite the judg-
nonf of the people. Nothing was more
manifest in the convention than the mill
itarv spirit. and yet the convention DID
NOT dare indorse the demand of the Presi-
dent in 1925 for a standing army Of 10000
men"
col Bryan declared that the reports OF
serious differences between himself ana
chairman Jones were absolutely false.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
SOUTH AFRICA AN OLD STORY,
CHINA THE ONLY THING THAT Is
AGITATING GERMANY.

Emperor and Won BueIOvv Were Du-
bious at First But They Are Now
Thoroughly ArOused-The Kaiser
Says German Interests in China
Must Not Be Allowed to SuRer-Not
Yet Decided What viii he Done
with Empress Dowuger.
Copyright 1900 the Associated Press)
Berlin. June 23.-The Chinese troubles
have almost completely swept the South
African war from public attention. Even
the latest Pretoria news went uncom-
mentcd upon except by the military.
About Chinese events the foreign office
uses great reticence and above all studi-
ously avoids admitting that the present
events mean an actual and probably bit
ter and protracted war with China. This
may be partly owing 10 the attacks of the
radical and socialist press, which main
tains that the present rising of the Chi
uese against the foreign devils" is di-
recty or indirectly due 10 the German
seizure of Kiao Chou. In this the papers
are strengthened by the public utterances
of The German missionary bishop of Shan
Tung. Won Amer. who recently described
the disastrous effect upon missionary
work of the Kiao Chou seizure.
In political circles here it is known that
the foreign Office was quite surprised by
the increasing serious character of the
Chinese uprising. While it is true, Baron
Won .Ketteler, the German minister al Pc
kin. sent two months ago a detailed re-
port from Pel1in containing alarming ad-
vices from the German consuls through
out China. and predicting serious trouble
before long, not much importance was
attached here to this report because Ket-
teller was new in Pekin. But though
the Emperor and Count Won Buelow, the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, did not at
tach much importance to the first news
from China, they are now thoroughly
aroused His Majesy declared Friday
az KEEL that German interests in China
under no circumstances, must be allow
ed to suffer, no matter how great the
sacrifice.
Has No Late News.
The foreign office says that its latest
news from Tien Tein is substantially the
same as that set forth in the statement
Of Right Hon. John BroderIclI. the under
secretary OF state for foreign affairs in
the House Of Commons in London. The
foreign office states, however, that the
Chinese soldiers have made desperate re-
sistance 90 the international forces, which
again proves that il viii be necessary for
the Powers to continue their present pol
icy, jointly enforcing order in China and,
also the necessity for harmonious action
between the Powers"
Lord Cough. the British charge DAT
fairs in Berlin, to-day said to the CORE
spondent Of the Associated Press. that
.T-s, 4 Irs1
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
BorHERED BY DELEGATES.

Many of Them stopped Over TO
worry the President,
WASHINGTON. June 23.--IIome-go'ng Re
,,rblio,n DELEGATES filed the White House
to-day. They came in sinsly and in pairs
and in whole state delegations Illinois
E,entucky. Mississippi Iowa, Georgia
tennessee. Missouri, Florida and south
Carolina were represented In the day
callers. The President shook hands Win
them all and extended his thanks LOT tneli
,opgratulat ions.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
WHEELER FoR CONGRESS.
Intimates He VIII BE n Candidate
in Election in 1902.

Huntsville. Ala, June 23.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler may become a candidate for
Congress when the unexpired term re-
Gently resigned by him expires.
A prominent politician of the Eighth
district has received a copy of a cir
cular letter from Gen. Wheeler. in which
he intimates that he will be at the dis
posal of his friends at that time.
All candidates who are contesting for
Gen Wheeler's seat entered with the uns
derstanding that the man who wins will
also be entitled to serve the full congress
sional term OF two years, which follows
This provision was inserted by the Dis
trict Executive Committee in the call for
a special primary election.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
HANNA SAYS he WON OUT.
Denies That He Made Terms with
Pint and Quny

Cleveland O., June Ex-senator Hanna
an wed home at noon to-day from Phila-
doIphia. I1e was driven directly from the
station to his Office where he spent half
AN hour looking over his mail and at
w. ding to business affairs
Mr. llama denied emphaticaly that he
Id3 Been compelled TO make terms with
measrs Plat and Quay ana added that
III U 10 had been any fight won it result
Cd in his favor.
Mr Hanna said that President McKin,
una make no speeches during the
.'ilI Ign except perhaps a few brief talks
~ 'i3i ng delegations at his home In Can
w. Where the chief executive will spend
WIS., vacation
~, Roosevelt, the Senator said, would
,oanN tsko the stump during the cam
81 auu lllV.r number e 81 eeahcs.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
REORGANIZATION or A HOTEL.
Receiver Named for Hotel Chambers
lain ut Norfolk.

Norfolk. Va, June 2s.--In a friendly suit
brought in the Circuit Court of the United
states by the Knickcrbocker Trust Com
pany of New York, trustee against the
Hampton Roads Hotel Company, on order
was entered to-day appointing william
Butler Duncan, Jr., receiver Of the Hotel
Chamberlain. The object of the proceed
ing Is to effect friendly reorganization
OF the company. The hotel win remain
open.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
They Expect War.


Canton. o.. June 23.-The Presidents
household goods have arrived and his res
idence here will be fitttd up at once. The
bath tub presented him by Pennsylvania
workmen in 1895, has been placed in the
house. The residence has been painted a
dark lead color with white trimmings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24

New York, June 23.-Joseph Mullet ond
rtroos Fitzbarris, the Irlshmen VINO
served sentences in an English prison 10,
so,,niicitv in The Phoenix Park murders
o IA Who arrived at this port on May :,
iast. were deported to-day on the Cuna'1
steamship seryla, which sailea a. !
o'clock.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
CUBAN TEACHERS COMING.
an 1ort Mcpherson Is Bringing
$50 for Boston.

Washington, June 2.-Quartermaster
lner1l Ludington received word to-day
'N' departure OF the transport McPher-
from ManzanNio. Cuba with $50 Gu
S'"chers, bound for Boston by way Of
'nNtrn ports Of cuba. This move
nv marks the beginning OF the general
Nement Of about $500 teachers from
oan ports TO Boston. where they are To
y eve general course of instruction
! oflng the summer, undor the auspices
oI the %Iaryard ullversity.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24

The Ao,ber's Friend does away entirely
with the sewing on Of Buttons. II Is supplied
Wits an adjustable belt, which is easily taken
of when the waist is washed the buttons are
riveted on the belt. consequently can not he
torn on. either 10 wearing, washing or iroaialb
The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-24
Root Had 10 Work TOO.

Root Hnd 10 WORK ioo'
sccre.ary Root has not been able to give
-,,,ch aid and comfort 10 the administra-
ton IN regulating New York politics dur
lng convention week, a part 10 which he
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-03-15
CHAPMAS's TWO TICKETS.
One Il an Anti. Saloon List and {
Warm Fight Is Likely.

CHAPMAN, March 1.-Two eau
cuses were held here this afternoon
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the several city offices. The
caucus that was called by Mayor
Loudon was headed Citizens Ticket"
and the following names were placed
in nominations: For mayor, P. Scan
Ian; police judge, P. l.. jennings;
city clerk, l.. l., Grain; marshal W.
B. Banning; councilmen, Ed Arnold,
M. P. Sandborn, John Murrison, John
Carroll and T. j. Foley.
The other ticket was headed "Citi-
zens' Improvement and Anti-saloon"
and the following names were placed
in nomination: For mayor, P. Scan
Ian; police Judge, P. L. Jennings;
clerk. L. l.. Grain; marshal, C. R.
Sage; councilmen, Jacob Marts, j. M.
Clifford, P. P. Whitehair, C. H. Free.
man and D. B. Pierce, This caucus
adopted strong antisaloon platform
and will make strong fight to elect
their ticket.