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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-27

cratic senators would be perfected next
december and that the result would prove
nthenclal 10 the party He has always
t M an advoeate Of an American canal
iepnested concerning the statement made
~ Lord Pauncefote that treaty was he
i'g iratted which he believed would prove
aS.s.ep,able 10 the senate, he replied
Iherc Us but one treaty which would he
a.Sce(!anie. TO me- and that Is one giving
Wc United states entire control We do
uol care TO consult any other nation in
q tue b mater, and unless ] am mistaken that
Is inc temper of the senate"
lne democrats ot Kentucky are AcCus
tcmed To lead. not to follow" he said re
i,tring 10 the ohio democratic platform,
do not think they will follow the exam.
pie Of the Ohio democrats. At any rate
we have no state ticket this wear. although
the Local campaign Is exciting great inter.
Is Aside from the members ~ the leg
iSlatutc there are many county officers 10
he elected, and the campaign will be very
warm. The legislature will he democratic
o" . large majority Indeed think the
election will come TO MS practically by dc
The republicans don't seem to intcnl
10 make any hsht worth mentioning while
tlcy have the advantage IN the senate.
Npere they nave eleven hold over senators
u onf eight, ] think we Will elect enough
ri the remaining nineteen TO give us the
senate ny two or three majority IN any
event II will be very close. The house we
us Z large majority On Joint ballot
There Is little struggle In he republi
can camp over the scnntorship as they
Know Y Is lost 10 them As for Dehoe.
daif think he would be collected N every
member OF the legislature were q rcruh-
hraL There never was time In the his
tor" 81 Kentucky when any party was az
demorallEed on the eve Of an election rs
thet We're united they could not win. and
they are honeicssly split Into factions"
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interested IM Lag MEArHeR.
Main Subject OF Discussion in Specula
tive Circles Recently

MAN SUBJECT OF Discussion in Specula-
tive Circles Recently
New York Jui,. og - pr,1st,o.t,s atm s,,
,.,,.,.... ~, 49, wv N"' '"S
'0"'o''VN' iqt Anlrttarf "eather ~ ia,
great surplus grain profuring regions west
,.,I,.. '''"'" NV
e'Wns Topic 81 Fauc ahu speculailNe ais
cussion this week. Cereal prices quickly
responded 10 the Rood OF had reports and
stocks We're correspondlngly weaker but
good rains Ina the spring wheat anu Nurth
eru corn belt later on caused reverse move
mtnts ana the growth Of a better fceiiag
Prices, particularly butter AMI eggs note
the enect of untavorable crop and weather
conditions and ere high and OF poor qual
ny while ennned goods are IN active con
sumption and tend upward. Sugar Is low
er IN price for iChped, while more huprfn
In tone
Heat and light rains have materially i'm
proved the cotton crop outlook and an
Vices from the South are better rhan f0i
some weeks past though the corn crop IN
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Yoakum Locals.

Yoakum. Texas July % A special meet
ing Of the city council was held Monday
night for the purpose Of electing a city
attorney IN M the v1cancv caused by me
deatb Of T. II Weatherly. After voting
mon The nomination made by the mayor,
no election resulted and the hodv q Z
io,rpcd The matter viii likely be hnaily
disposed Of at the next regular meeting
rio remains Of Mr. sam Wright; the
maehInist who died az his boarding house
Sunday last. were laid 70 rest N tne ci,E
lions having been received 10 ship We
body 10 relatives In Utah,
The paw car On the san Antonio aug
tbIs afternoon and is dispensing the usual
amount 20 employees Of the road
The society young men 81, me CITY an
Al the opera house Monday night July -.
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RLAcksuRN is sANeulNE.
He Believes the Democrats VIII Garry
. kentucky

He Believes the Democrats VIII Garry
Kentucky.
Washington July 2S.-"You know am
In the same position as hoy who has
stood at be head Of the spelling class
sud missed word" said senator Black
burn today.
II served ten years in the house and
twelve IN the senate. but now come IA
rs R new man, and my former experience
eoesn't count Nevertheless, Il seems 10
NJ thar there should be better nrganiza
;,on OF the minority, a more strict adher
snce 10 definite policies than has been
observable for the past two or three years
You know I am an organization man. and
whether the majority against us Is large
OF small believe in an organized minority
The smaller the minority the more neees
si;y there Is for organisation"
senator Blackburn did not go into ta'
subject further. but intlmated that ne ex
pected a closer Organization Of the demo
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. July 90. --Butter-Firm; cream
cry 1920: dairy l35961I Cheese-Steady.
oi5dl0s4 Eggs-Steady; fresh l2@l2h
New York July 20 Eggs Receipts 552i
packages Market firm; State and Penn.
svivania 1Gd1T; Western candled 146i5;
Western nncanded 81.
81. Louis. July 20 --Poultry-BBll; chick
ems SIS. springs 10, turkeys ;. Young l0a
-. ducks .. springs o. geese 3, springs
46io. Rutter-Firm: creamery l6M9lR;
dairy l3ai6h Eggs Steady; nearby Z:
Southern g.
Kansas City. JULY Eges-Flrm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock ~.
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scAooLs ANp coLleees.
The Agricultural aud Mechanical

Regular courses of instruction In Agri,
culture, Mechanical Enginccrlug, Civll
Engineering aud General sdengc large
number of optional studics offered Spe
ciu industrial courses Ia Agriculture aud
Mechanical Engineering. Complete course
la Literary Instruction. combined with
and arranged to suit each reeular aud spe,
cial course, Degrees conferred on couple.
ton u regular courses Certificates grant.
ed on completion Of special AMI elective
courses Discipline, military, m Charge Of
United states army officer Noung Mems
Christian Nssor cation Athletic Assucia.
lion. Gymnasium and Athletic Hed
Tuition Free EXPENSES SllO pey SEES.
sion OF nine months, payable quarterly
Includes hoarl, fuel lights, washing,
medical services, natatorUm privileges and
avery expense, except books aud clothing
An students privileged 10 work w part
payment OF their expenses. Fan session
opens September ~ Entrance oNamlna,
lions 9th and 10Th
Write for new catalogue
L t. FOSTER President
College station, Texas.
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eLEN FLoRA sUeAR MILL.

Machinery for the New Enterprise Is Now
Beginning 10 Arrive.
Nharton. Texas July 20 Machinery for
the new sugar mill at Glen Flora has corr.
n.trced 10 arrive, The mill VIII he located
on the watefhouse plantation and the SIC
vas selected and grounds for the building
laid out this week work win bcgln at
once.
MefEre NJ L. Flowers superintendent
IroIeman IanderR and Architect MolencOrn
~, IN men of experience from Louisiana
A large force Of carpenters have neon ON
rloVeS and IL Is confidently asserted that
The mill Will be- ready for business by
November l.
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Grain md PROVISIONS Elsewhere.

Kansas City. Mo, July 26.-Whelt-J
Co. September 6GA December 6sA cash
No , hard 66ie@67; No rel 45atsE.
Con-July 6OlaGGuSs September 5I5s De
eemper 579,; cash No, 2 mixed gla62' 30.
ceipts-Wheat 122 40; corn iOOlO. oats
500 Wheat $1,000; corn 81
coo. oats 2l.Oov.
New Orleans. July o6-Hog pro lucts
steady Pork STANDARD mess 1850 Lar
Refined fierce Ga Pure lard SNa9.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders IAm1b;
sides SIS Bacon-Clear sides ~. Hams
Choice cured 1Olad12A Conee--Rio ordi-
nary to fair 6lsM0is. Bict--Ordnaty TO
good 3@f4l4 Flour, grain and fledstnns -
Firm. Flour-Easy; extra fancy 323@3.aO;
patents 3.55d365. Corn meal 205 Bran
IS Hay-Prme 1I00dlsoO; choice DCO
d2O.QO Corn-No. . sacked white Le
mixed IS: yellow &C. Oats-No. sa K d.
New York July Wheat celpts ~.
900. exports 10000; spot easy No. ? red
Northern 1855 I. o. b. atoat; No, hard
SOS (. o. b. afoat Options weak.
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ST. Louis Grain and Provisions,

ST Louis. July 26.-Whcat-No red
cash 67la; July 6Tla. September 6sS lGSiE;
December 6ll2, No , hard 6S9s@i0l Corn
No . cash 5C5s; July Sc; September 5Gis;
10 cember 57lb Oats-No. = cash 80. July
$751; September 3C% MaN SO; No, white
lUism41 Pork-Steady; johblng 1915. Lnrd
- steady. $50 Flour-Dull new red win
ter patents 35Od3. 10 extra fancy ana
suaights 3l0a3. %; clear 2,I5q2oO.
Tin othy seed-No trading. Corn meAl--
STEADY, 2S5. Bran-Suong: sacked east
track S. Hay-Strong. timothy 1900
is 90: prairie scarce, not quoted Whisky
Steady 129 Iron cotton ties 10 Bag
cling 63sn7A Hemp Irvine o. Dry salt
meats tboxedl-Ouiet easy; extra shorts
S.i2ia: clear ribs S.STil; clear sides SCI ,.
Bacon tboxedl-Quiet; extra shorts 9.Oo;
clear ribs g37IS: clear sides 9.5U. Receipts
GF}our 5000; wheat 222 600, corn 66uo0,
oats 5s.0oU Shipments-Flour t0oO; wheat
H. 600: corn 5000; oats 24.toJ.
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POTTER COLLEGE.

"Kcntucky's Beautirul School for Girls. %
''rhc most attractive place ia the South.
Pupils from twenty seven States; twenty
teachers: seven IN musical department
Commended hy Vice i'lceldcut Stevenson
GnYtrnot Stone ct MlssouN anl Senator
Fairbanks Of Indiana Parents wishing the
hest FOR thelr daughters win and u here
send for catalogue aud terms
REV. " 4 CABEIL. Pres
bowling Green Ky
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A PARTING OF THE WAYS.
Wheat and Corn Proceeded in Differ.
emf Directions Yesterday.
COARSE CEREAL SCORED A SMALL GAIN
weather Reports Sent Corn up and the
osme 'nHupenees Sent Wheat Down
ward Several Points.

Nn'eago, July 36--The weather renor, wa /.
favorable to wheat, but hardly promisin,
lor corn and in consequence the former
closed v lower. while the coarse eereal Nm
lshed y higher. Oats closed y and nroy,
s'ons 2&alt5a deprs ssed.
Trade was comparatively quiet in an the
lhts. september wheat opened unchanged
to = higher at 11>> TO mss. local sno,,s
covering In small way. Early cables ana
encouraging crop reports from TIE spr,ne
wheat country we're against the price ami
there were indications thar the sprips cron
would receive further rains within The next
twenty-four hours There was very nan,
demand the greater part of the day and
September gradually worked down ia 7UA
si,, Deter demand developed az this conces
SlVn IN price and the close WAS steady ~
loMef al iO9s. Seaboard c.earanres in ,vhrat
ny NY, hour We're equal TO u21.UUO bushels
Mllis receipts at primary points agere
gaiea l,Qdl,upo bushels, compared with ,SS
900 bushels last year MINNEAPOLIS ana
ISIS cars i'NN'P'S
Corn prices followed a commandments ,sr
row pain, traders apparently laying off In
await further Developments in the Crop
situauUh. a private prediction OF rain for
NehfaskA, Kansas ana Missouri caused
some liquidation, bu. the fact that the very
great areas of THE corn raising country VA
SUI pdtched created n demand sufficient TO
hold prices steady
September sold between 56Js and Sc and
closel IS lower Yesterday at 5BIk Receipts
l6b cars
Oats were duh and easier In sympathy
with wheat. The volume of trade Was
small September closed y lower. RE
celpts 149 cars
Trade in provisions was dun and prices
tended downward on the heavy hor re.
celpts. September pork closed nv lower,
laiu . down and ribs 2l9 depressed
cars. corn $50 cars, oats 200 cars, hogs i5.-
coo head
The lending futures ranged os foitovrs.
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Hdsh QUOTATIONS were as ioloWsi
Flour-Firm.
Wheat-No. 3 spring 6G@6a; No red
TGas
Corn--No 54Ts@55h. No yellow ~
uats-No. , 3Tm3il, No. , white 3T@t6i
40 No. white 37l3Q59.
Rye-No. . 56l2mJi; fair TO choice malt
ing So
FLAX seed--lS2.
Timothy seed-Prime , %.
Mess pork--pcr barrel "A 2O@l4 %.
Lard--Per 100 pounds S. 6G6iS. 80
Short ribs sides loosel-7 SU0iS 90.
Dry sailed shoulders tboXedl-T1a uT5S.
Short clear sides CbONedl-S 3ueiS 40.
Whlsky-Basis OF high wines, per gallon
~
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EVTT' DRIILiNG for oil and water; only
iSe hest steam rotary machinery em
siored. are now drilling for oil IN Harris
ftsnn,r, hest references. Il. NJ. Granher-
Co.. Houston Texas. Us
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II. NJ. Love,
"a compiroller of Public Accounts.
John W ROBBINS,
~ Treasurer. .
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06

LRWY ERS.
4ADAA1S x ADA1IS,
Attorneys at Law.
Eagle Block. Wichita
J. D. Houston. c. H. Brooks
HOUSTON & BROOKS.
Lawyers
Over Kansas National Bank
J. a. BkCBACHER,
Attorney at Law.
nj North Main Street. Wichita
OTTO c. ECKSTEIN,
Attorney at Lar.
III s. Main Street Kos Harris Building
SIANLEI. lEfMILLION < EVANS,
Attorneys 81 Law.
us East Douglas Avenue Wichita.
a. J. MATT,
Attorney at Law
zoe North Main Street. Wichita,
IHOAiAs Z WILSON,
Attorney at Law.
Lib North Main Street.
Z. K Hammers. ( l. Foulke-
HAMMERS & FOULKE,
Lawyers.
Title and Com uerclal Law.
Suite 6, ll3 North Main Street.
4. x. WALL,
Attorney at Law.
5ol-5oS sedgyick Block. Wichita.
GEO. n ALEXANDER,
Attorney at Law.
5o1-5o5 sedgwick Building. Phone as.
J. R. SIZES,
Attorney at-Law.
Room IS, Biting Block
Earl Blake. y. a. Ayres.
BLAKE & AYREs,
n6-213 North Main. Wichita, Kan
). W. sHATTUCK. ER-,
Attorney at Law.
Rooms 800 ana 5o2 sedgwick Block
HUFFMAN 3 HARVEY.
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms 50, g. 81, Biting Block. Wichita
D1ER IL DAVIS,
Attorneys st Law.
z0s North Main Street
HARRY I. DEDRICK.
Attorney at Law.
4o5 East Douglas Avenue.
BROWN & BROWN,
Attorneys at Law.
Rooms s and 9. Kansas National Bank
Building. corner Main and Douglas.
c. V. FERGUSON,
Attorney at Law.
101 East Douglas Avenue.
SAMUEL n SARGENT.
Attorney al Law.
Rooms 1892. Biting Block
THORNTON ". SARGENT.
Attorney at Law.
52-53 Whine Building
W. T. MATSON,
Attorney at Law,
143 North Main Street Wichita, Kansas
Phone ISL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06

The Scenic Line Of the World" the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. offers to
tourists In Colorado. Utah and New Mex
leo the choicest resorts, and to the trans
continental traveller the grandest scenery.
Two separate and distinct routes through
the Rocky Mountains. all through tickets
available via either The direct line to
Cripple Greek, the greatest gold camp
On earth Three trains each way daily.
with through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping cars between Chicago Denver.
san Francisco and Los Angeles and
Denver and Portland. The best line 20
Utah. Montana. oregon and Washington
via the ogden Gateway" Dining cars
Service a la carte) on all through trains.
write s X Hooper G. P & T. A,
Denver. Colorado for illustrated de-
scriptive pamphlets.
Pullman Sleeper, Wichita to St Louis.
via Missouri Pacific railway. Leaves daily
2.25 p. m. arriving in St. Louis 100 a. m
HO8ESEEKERs' EXCURSION
ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA. TEXAS,
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
See
g. r DUNN. DIST PASS ACT.
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DENTISTS
DR.. II. L: SALISBURY,
dentist

Does the best Dental work at the
lowest prices Teeth extracted without
pain. sr no pay, by the use of v-taized air
silver innings ..--,.......... ss...---..- .9l
Platna nlHngS .......-.--....-...--.- 70
Gold filings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SI-g5 up
Cleaning teeth Observation-Disclosures 81 up
Teeth without plates.
Gold crown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5-VI
Best set of teeth ................. 30
Extracting with the air.....-....... 30
Extracting without the air........- %
Children's teeth extracted free. All
work guaranteed.
Office: I3o North Main St.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06

PHYSICIANS.
E. E HAMILTON, NJ D.
12s E. Douglas avenue (Bitdng Block.
third floor Take elevator at Marke,
street entrance
Practice limited to Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat.
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Or. J.W. Shuts
Spec aIist

In Med cal. surg =
cal and Electrica.
treatment OF all
Chronic Nervous
skin and vata
di-eas IS, ma g and
fem ale once ~
North Ma n street
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4DLN. II ~ = = --~-@l
DENTIST,
1877 n. Main St, over Koher Millinery Co.
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DENTIST

DR.. H. NJ. DOYLE,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-06

Married, on Sunday last, bv
Mr.. R. Fl Sspp. Notary Plhlic,
Mr.. d. Brown Plylsr and Mis-
Julia Trivit, all of this county.
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Death OF Mr. A v McManus

Death OF Mr. A v McManus
MIR Amos v. McM.uus, of
Kersbaw, died at O'Clock yester-
day m,rning after m il ness of
about six weeks, Of fever He was
n son Of Mr.. w. A. McMauus nf
raxahaw and was shout % years
old. He leaves widow and two
children surviving him. He was n
menbsr of the Baptist church and
was nan who was estasmsd and
liked by all who knew him. His
remains were inferred Yesterday
afternoon with masonic honOrs, ha
heiug = member of thu Masonic
Lodge at Korshaw. Fl. carried a
policy of insurance on his life of
81, 600, In the Home Life of New
York, fer tho benefit of his fans
lily.
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II READS LIKE WILD
FIRE

When things are "ths best"
they become "the best selling" "
Abraham Hare, leading druggist,
of Bellcville, O, writes: "Elec.
trict Bitters are the hest selling
bitters l have handled in 30
years" You know whya Most
diseases begins in DISORDER of dis
orders of Stomach, liver, kidney,
bowels. blood and nerves. EIec-
trio Bitters tones up the stoma ch,
regulates liver, kidneys and how
els, purifies tho blood, strength
ems the nerves, hence cures mul-
titudes of maladies. 1t builds up
the entire system. Puts new life
and vIgor into any weak, sickly,
rundown man or woman. Price
so cents.
Sold by Crawford Bros and j. F.
Mackey & Co, druggist.
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Charged With Murder


Sheriff Hunter arrested Will
Allen, COL, night fireman at the
factory last Saturday on a warrant
from Union county, N. g.. charg
ing Allen with having murdered
Charley Hasty. another negro, in
that county. 1t seems that Allen
shot Hasty in the leg Ssptsm ber
wear ago and that Hasty died
within year from the time.
Sheriff Horn, of Monroe, came
down Monday and carried Allen
back with him.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Having closed our bushes, run
by Elliott & Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will fad their
notes and accounts at our Office.
We have moved all their buggies,
wagons, ETC., to our stables. Re-
member the celebrated Columbia
Buggy and Mitchell Wagon. This
business is now closed up and all
parties indebted to them must
ettle, as we cannot carry them
Lancaster Mercantile C,mpan y.
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oREAf rU X OG An
(TSsis

"For tw >cars nj efforts IN
cure Eczsm, in TIL. p,ln Of M,
hands fails,,' whites Ei,;or II.
N. Lester, eft Syrscuss, Kan. 4,
"thsn | was who'll, ru,"d t.,
Bncklsn's Arn,c Saive." US the
worlds hs"t for Erup,iors, Sore
and all skin diseases OnJ, 25c at
Crawford Rr"s and j. F. Nscksy
& Co.'s.
Educate Your Bowels With Ca...re..L
Candy CAthartic, cure constipn,ion forever
~. 2oo. II G. O. g. f"u. druggists refund money.
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&C. 6. G." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, Ioc..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-06

DR.. w. H. Wakefield, of Char
lotte, n. c., will he in Lancaster
at Cunningham Hotel on Thurs
day Nov. 21st for one day only.
HIS pr ctlce IA limited to Eve,
Ear, Nose and Throat.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-06

Mrs j j. Blackmon went TO
Kershsw yesterday to at.end the
marriage of her brother, Mr..
Sidnev Hinson, to Miss Emmie
Hasseltine, which happy event
came off last night.
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SEMt ~ EEkLi
Local ~ Matters

Cotton brought u cents on this
market Yesterday.
FOR RENT! A 5-room cottage.
Apply at this office. 3ti.
D'spensary profits last week:
Lancaster $137.45; Ker aw
$95 80,
Mrs. Grace Hilton of Taxahaw,
is spending some time with hsr
daughter, Mrs. J A Cook.
Married, atthe Parsonage, Fort
Mill, S. c., by Rev. r. A.
Yongus, on the morsing of Nov.
3D.; Miss Bright Blythe, of Wax
haw, N. C., to- Mr.. Jessie b.
Clyburn, Of Rock Hill, S. G.
FOR SALE! A car load of
flooring and ceiling at popular
prices. w. s. Langley.
For n fine box of candy, any
size package, ga to j. B Mackorell.
Try some home-raised buck
wheat and honey at Mackorell's.
Mrs. X. E. Hough of EwelIs,
N. c., is here on visit to her
sister, Miss Mary Roddey.
The McCardell school wants
teacher. The school must be
opened by the first Monday in
December. Apply to A. H.
Carter, Dry Creek, S. G.
The rank of Knight was con-
fsrred on Mr.. j. N. Stewart and
the rank of Page on Mr.. w. H.
Reed Monday night by tho Lam
caster Lodge X. of P.
Married, at this place, Sunday
night, by Rev. =. r. Csrnes, Mr..
Robert Orr and Mrs. Mary Sowell,
widow of the late Gillian Sowsll.
1t was reported here Saturday
that the circus folks had thrown a
fellow from their tain near Ker-
shaw and killed him. There was
40 truth in the report.
A thief entered tho Porter hoard
ing house Monday night and help-
cd himself abundantly from the
flour barrel.
MIR. F. p. Giles of Leslie, In
York county, has bought part of
the Stsvsos' Sinclair place, and
will move over to itby January.
Magistrate John King of Cedar
Creek town.hip turned over to tho
County Treasurer Monday, SOL
As, fines and costs collected i'm his
court for the quarter ending Oct
81, 1901. This more than doubly
pays his and his ,nstabls's salar-
les for the quarter.
While plowing in the Rum
Creek section the day last week,
Mr.. Charley King plowed up a
hatch of % Adder snakes all large
enough to bite a fellow. Fer
while he had a regular snake kill
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-06

Died, on Sunday last, an infan
child Of Mr. and Mrs. Amo
Mungo, of the Fork Hill section