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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Ser ,norbeern"-oonnereas BEN 10. eepte~ber 1901.
Der mar tpurIos pert@tpunne.

60 gege Wter ober ba rum BEN Sd
geDentt, bic Rerl tpdr'n pielIeibt fort
I'M SD bin sana lansfam ut leis aus'm
Wage erausseftiese. Srob Der Dun.
telbeit BEN Sd robtife tDnne, baB Sd
BUN benz 3obieitaub bum otptpe Biz
unne foblidpar3 setporn bin. Sd ben
sebentt. Sd ipont be 8utfder tpede I'm
fase. baB spei perbG9tise 8erl Inn isi
prapperti erum fdleide. Sd ZEN alio
probirt, oh bic Sbiir uff is, neil Der
8utider ndmli9 iebr frib uffitsbt.
SIN ieltpise 4aseblide banne Wi9
bte atpet perbG9tise &erl am &rase un
frase, mas SD Dollt, iper Sd pGr, mo-
Sd bertimme tbGt I'M E gauge MaHe
annere Sadie i'm bann, neil Sd i'm
erite Moment MIR ben fase tOnne, ben
bic perbdatise &erl seiast. Sd rpdr
arreiteb I'm miiBt NIT uffs Stdiden=
bduS.
Seb ben Sd Of courie ae5a9t, Sd
pdr Der Mifter Sobn Hitf9 $50. I'm
tbdt gum Wtbfdildnaz&ammitti be-
lanse I'M bdtt patrolz0u tti setban.
r9es nern mer glei febe," bappe be
&erl-bes marin ndmlid, pie ii6
er~aussefteat bot. tpertli9e Seteftiffs-
eefagt, batppe be 8utf6er e~raussez
tloppt I'M batptps ben ssfrast. Oh Sd
Der Mifter. Hiti9 $50. NOR. vNp,"
ie9t Der 8utf9er-bei benz ben Sd
aad Mei lebtes Sleif9 setaaft-rber
rei6e Sobn Der is um bic 3eit nimmer
nii9tern. Itpner bes is E &erl, no
fdun felt e Paar Sag bier berums
ftrei4t." Sa hermit is er nieber in
ietn Stur sesanse.
Ses ben Sd Mi9 uff's 8itte gelest
III ben bic Setettiffs se5agt, iie fpnte
fi9 bod gu Metm Saus bemiibe, ba
tbdt ii9 Mei Snnocens slsi erausitele.
8te mer &c Meim 9alls timme-es
bot inspif4e f9un asefanse &c bdm=
mern-ba timmt grab { Wann aug Der
9aust6iir eraus I'M bot Mlein quite
Suit agebatt. 9es muB { 80rgler I'M
E 5ausbreder getpefe fet. Des BEN Sd
aa4 bic Seteftiffs iase noble, atptper in
benz Maseblid is mei Sunb, Der .pros
fefor," tpp Dem 8Drsler, Der mein
Suit aeftohle bot, bic SGnb seledt sez
bait bot, nit eme fDr9terliae 9ebel
UT 3dbnefletfae uff Mi9 ausefprunse
I'm bot Mi9 in bic Wabe sebiFe.
nSbat'u b." batptpe bic Oetettiffs
qe5aat, batptpe Mi6 qepufff u1 aeftpbe,
E Gar geitappt, mo grab berber eeftmme
Is un-fort Is es sesanse ms Std
f9enbaus I'M beint Morde mad 5ar
Radapap, mo Mei SreieG abtimmt.
Nl5o fimme sic mitaus Sob bun
3eit-es fann fi4 UNI E Menf9elebe
banble-S9 BEN ndmli9 fein Gent
@elb I'm en- fDr9terli9e 9ori9t I'M 10
{ 3ittern in bic @lieber I'M ale mDs=
li9e INNER Symptoms.
Sn 9aite
Oours
Sobn Gitf9 $50.
grtri. Cater. 0eber Meinb! sic
brau9e nit &c ftmme. Die Mlti, gu
Der Der 8rebelbannes beint Mor9e bin
Is, pot Mtid eraus setriest.
Sd perflag bic 3ittp uff e balbe
Minien DGmdtfd tpese falf9e Sm@
prifement, unbefugtem Oor1Gtleibez
mife I'm Snbtgnities. Waffer
bappe tie Mir in Der Sail sesetppe,
pie Sd sefast ben, Sd hGtt 10 en-
Oori6t.) .. 3. ESQ.
(9er 8rebelbannes is E goparbD
5dut mir grab ei, Miiter gbiter:
noble sic nit en- quite @atid>9o
taafe. 8ei Mir is rdmli9 leste Nadt
tpertli4 eisebrode morn. Die Wdle
iudbsls marin atpper iGf BET ber Mltt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Dnre Brrrd1nitnu.

Sag 'mal, lieber Neffe, tpost fault
Shr Stubenten eisentli9 fog"-rIues
8ere9nuna: Wenn mir ipGter NAL
anseftelt fnb, birfen mir bod muir 10
bel trinfen, als mir ~pertrasen, brum
miifen mir uns iebt iiben, bamit mir
mDalt4f bel Dertrasen f0nnen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
NON Der Heknnnarhnh,,,

Paffasier gum S9affner auf
Der Setunbdrbabn): rWas fpmmt
benin bd fir ne Rotte 8erle sesen ben
3ug eeranntg1-S nOas
finb nur Rnedte aus benz Oorfe. bic
belfen INNER ben 3us ben Berg bins
auffhieben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
Ruffnirt.

Sie: rNur in Detnem SntereFe
tpiinf4e i6 ia, bab 0u mir enbli9 elm
neues 3leib taufft!"-@ (S9riftftelz
ler): rWtefo91-S te: .Nun-bie
2eute miifen ia font benten. bab Ou
Elm furatbores 3eus sufammens
f6reibf!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
&id1ereH 8rid1fu.

Mr5t: rgaun. tpie itebt es NIT
Sbrem Rranfen9"-J + 0dblth):
sN4 f9ie9t, 9err Oottor; bic ganae
Ra@t fat ct pbantafirt unb mid immer
fir einen Gnsel angeieben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
3u b%erfamfeu.

Srantbeitsbalber bin id se3munaen. meme
Sdont= uno @aifwirtbi9aft aufSusebeu, bas
Der i'd bieielbe inter 9uten S~ebinSun9eu
perfaufen perbe. @esen Ndberem Ipenbe
man iib an 6. Souer,
40s3mt Miuerpiqe, Douglas, Co., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19
buffalo. Ayam=llmerican
g. Glsub, stsarms g., Winu.

Is Gage Sidets fir $13 iber bic gfidel 9Iate
8abn, 20 Sage Sidets SIG, bic niebrieiien
Staten mad auen 6tli9en Yunften. Soba
9. @alaban, general /. gIsent, Ill GbamS
Strabe, Chicago. Stabt:Si Office III
@bams Strabe. 40:4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

mitti. Tet, als mann SD for Mi9
mas fOr4te tbGt. Ndmli9 bic Qlti
nemmt iebe Ibenb bic 9eimonbs, bic
Watf9=Gboin I'M bic funfdttse Waliuz
bells nit ms 8ett. Den 8Orgler mD9t
Sd febe, Mtiter gbtter, Der fib mas ae
remme getraut, mo bic Ilti fi9 bruff
lest.
Gs is alio net tpese Mir, bab Sd
bic Wibi9ildnts setf9oint bab, fons
nern ipese Metner Outti als 3tttiEen
I'm for bic Sdfetp bun Meine Jenoip=
3ittifens.' 9eint 4benb bin Sd gum
erite Mal on 9utti-bie sanae Na9t
bor4. Sd berfammel Mi4 f4un
Qbenbs um Gimme nit benz 8reBel<
bannes (bes Is un5er Bidder bier aube)
un bann t6un Wir patrolfertpib. 9es
Is aa4 bic &iefeu, tparum Sd Sbne
be beinttse Brief nit i9reibe fann, neil
ndmli9 9uttt bepor plef9er sebt.
Ipiper ba berfor perbe Sic mor6e in
Sbrm papier siemli9 mas &c riports
batupe, bann 10 E Stieder flint Bis
iippe bun bic 8Orslers I'm 9ausbrez
4ers bin Sd i&ur &c tGtf9e. Sd
tpeeb nGmli4 erdetli, tpie's sema9.
perb I'm BEN iebr biel grpiriena brin In
&anfequens bun bic biele 9eteftiffz
Stories, mo Sd i9un selefe ben.
Sic tpern bun Mir b0rn, Miiter
@biter! 0es is Ques, mas Sd Tag.
ginfttpeile 10 lang
Mtt Risarbs
Yours
Sobn Ritf4 $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-19

+ H a d a ~ a b, be nd9fte
Mor1e.
Mifter gbiter!-S9 ben benz Mann,
tpo Sbne 9tefes brtnst perfprode, baB
Sic i1m finf Dollars besable. Mlfo
fein sic 10 gut! lin bann fimme sic
immtoidtli NIT en1e 2atpner I'm erne
9GbisS &orpis@ @arrant bierber. Sc
ndr pienst9t gut, mann Sic BE-
AeftinszM abor I'm be 9iitrifts= Mts
tornp I'm funf9t nod E Yaar MGnner,
mo Snfluen5 Bel Der golis baptpe, mitz
bringe.
Sd bin nGmli9 bier in priion I'm
foa als 5uspi5des &GrGfter nit Sns
tentfden &c file I'm Mttempts, 9duier
&c bre9e, setreio tpern. Sd min Sbne
f9nea gang fora bic Suits i6reimpe,
bamtt Sis pii1e, mas sic gu iase
bappe I'm bamtt sic Mei Snbemni=
tat pruDe f0nne. Sd ieb ndmli9
8iBle eetfGdnf9t aus I'M beint Mor9e,
tpie Sd Mi9 asesudt bab, FEN Sd
5eerit felper sebentt, Sd mars nit.
Wdmli9, mann mer ms Wib{6tz
ldnaz un Detetttff>8iisneb gebt, ba is
Die 9auptfad, bab mer e quite Oissuiit
bot. Sd ben Mi6 alfo ala sana eifa.
der 3ittiiIen, 10 &c iasen als e sepDbn.
li9er Menib psrfletoet un ben Nles
abaelest, mas Mei praminens bdtt psr=
rattle Tonne.
Yinftli9 um Iitptpe BEN sd Wiid
mit'm 8rebelbannes i'm 9ateu s~etroffe
Sd ben Dem 8reBel1annes gefast, Il
frieb tpGr's fet ssubs, baB Wir 19ur
piofdiltrn tbGte, bann bic 9ausbrs:
der tbdte INNER erft mad Mitternad
ans 8isneb sebn. Mer bappe afr
Gins setrunfe I'M batptpe en- Bina6
seipielt, Biz Der Wirtb geiast bot, JET
miibt er aumade. Mir foIte made
bab Wir tpeiter tGme.
Damn fetn mer enaus. Damn re,
Sd Metn Dispute uff Der SAB Der
polftdnbist. nit bic Sa9e, mo Sd nit
gebrabt BEN. Sd ben Mei 9eiit
fGnara gema9t I'm en- falf9e 8adebar
umgebunne. 8etpaffnet mar Sd mi
ner 4innerlaber Sun I'M atpei Ribpl
pers. Damn bappe mer asefanse 3
nibfdtldte.
Sd ben grab gum 8reselbanne!
fasel noble, mer iollte eigentli9 eri
emot ausfpionirn. ob bes arnere So
ten am otptpere Gnb bun Der Wtudbfd
nit nod offe bdtt. DO iest Der 8reBel
bannes: oft!
Mer batptpe anei perbd9tise Seer
seiebe. no it9 grab INN be Corner &c
| 59lide batptpe. 6 Mnnerer hdtt iit
sefDr6t, Mifter gbtter! Wir atptpe
net! Wtr baptpe Inns Derftedelt-fo
bic aerl better tpatide &c tonne. Sd Ri,
in benz Butf9er 5ein 3~oblepase geities
I'm ben Mid fldt uff be 8ellp selest u,
per 8rebelbannes Is aa9 ergenb n
tnnersef4Iupft. I'm ieB ben Sd bi
aerl sepati9t. sd ZEN bic Iase au
gema9t, I'm, { Rriesslift ausaebentt
ipie Sd bic Stpei peroddtise aerl ar
bette fanse f0nnt.
Wie Sd bic Mage pieber uffsemad
BEN, bot Mtr's seIdtene, als mann b
&erl fih aa9 peritedelt bate I'm Wtt
tpatfde tbdte: 80 fonnt Shr Ian
tpatf9e," ben Sd sebentt I'm BIN rubi
Iiese seblietptpe. uff bic Weis ben me
llns sesefeitis E paar Stunb lang g.
tpatf4t. Wanr Sd NOR setpiibt bat
mn Der 8rehelhanieS mar. Mtptps
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
Porty-Rour big Rivers.
Enough to Discourage Dan Build
ers in the CafA " bs.
Special To The State.

Special to The Stats.
Rock Hill, Nov. 5.-Sxturday
afternoon, in a conference between
the officials of the Catawba Power
company and Messrs. A. T..
Wright, contractor, the Power
company people purchased at a
fair valuation the outfit Of the lat>
ter and released them from the
contract to build the dam, sluices
foundations and 70 forth of the
hlg plant on the Catawba five
miles from mere. When the con-
tractors viewed the site before bs :
ginning tho work they pronounc-
cd the matter of building tho re-
CURED work as very easy ons.
So it wsuld perhaps have been but
for unusual circumstances. Since
Oct. 2S, 1900, to Septsnb her,
1901, there has been water in the
cofferdam As times. On about
25 OF these occasions nothing of
tho works could he seem except the
masts of the derricks. Tho Msssrs
Wright bravslv continued to fight
the clements until last week when
they applied to the company for
release. As stated this WAS grant
Cd and the work which was not
interrupted by the proceedings, is
now in charge of MIR. Harry
Wylis, general manager of the
company, who is entirely capablu
of carrying it out successfully.
Tho loss to the contractors since
this arrangement has hean made
is probably between $40, 900 and
SIS, 900. Barring accidents and
without repetition of tho weather
conditions obtaining during the
past year the company expects to
he ready to deliver electric power
by 1st Of September, 1902.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
NOTICE !!

All persons arc hersby Notified,
and prohibited from entering up
on, hunting and fishing upon,
cutting and hauling wood or tim
her from, or committing any
other trespass upon the following
described tract of land, to wit:
All that tract of land in Gills
Creek Township, County of Lam
caster and State of South Carroll
lima, containing 100 acres, more
or less. and bounded by lands,
now or formerly, of Mrs. Thomas
McCorkle, r. e. Wylie, #. Y.
Williams, the Sims lands and
others-the same being the tract
of land on which Gus Armstrong
now resides. The provisions of
law will be strictly enforced
against any person disregarding
this notice.
j. M. Heath,
Leroy Spring,
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Owners.
Oct. 2Sth, 1901
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
A Young White Man Accident
ally Kills negro Boy.


Special to The State.
Rock Hill, Nov. 6.-Last Sun
day afternoon whiIe fooling with
a revolver, CIaud Romsdy, y
young white man, accidcntIy dis
charged it, 1hs bullet struck a
colored boy, Jim Jackson, who
was in Romcdy's room. 1t en-
tered near the nipple and was
extracted from the hip, having
traverssd the vitals. The boy died
yesterday. Before he died the boy
stated that he did not Ancw whsth-
or the pistol in his hand or the
~ns a Romedy's hand was the one
which fired and Remedy also WAS
not sure. They both were fooling
with the pistols and when one was
discharged they both dropped the
guns. The jury rendered verdict
of accidsntly killing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
A Young Woman Shoots Houston
Msrriman, Bank Cashier.

Ashsville, N. c., Nov. g.
Miss Mary Slagls today shot and
dangerously wounded Houston
Asrriman, assistant cashier of the
Blue Ridge National bank. AS
Mr.. Merrimsn got off street car
to enter the bank the woman open.
ei fire, one shot entering the back
and penetrating u lung. Another
shot shattered an arm. The two
additional shot fired bv the woman
missed their mark. Tho shooting
caused much excitement.
AS soon as the shooting ceased
the girl surrendered to the police,
refusing to talk further than to
say she wanted to kill Merriman.
She is less than Is years old and
it is said WAS domestic employ
ed in the house OF Merriman's
father.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
An Unfurhnn'. lncidapt Recalled
~ thr ircns.

Ths Cnnds" Messenger after
commenting on the Robinson cir
ci~ r"rt"mtnce at 'hat place, adds:
TIE c, mrrg of this show with
than h"rd of elephants recalls An
unfortnnata incident which hap.
pened ~ Roblo-nn' = Show during
the tifsie- = hen they visited Cam
dNr. a f~" wears prior to the war
they had gwen a performance in
Camden. mnd we're on their way
to N"i"m ~. Whsn they reached
IT," top Of Tho hill just beyond
L.ng's mill, where the read forks,
tho el-pha"t wanted to 60 down
t." MrCn,d s Ferry road, but tho
k'eper tried III VAIN to get him tn
change uI- mind and '.folluw the
crowd the Columbia roa :.
Finall,, tho elephant picked his
kNerec up with his snout and toss
od him up H. the air some twenty
or thirty reat. A. be fell to the
ground h' was again and asain
tossed into tho air. Those who
Witnessed mis- tpsrtul scene wanted
rescue the unfortunate man hut
tho elephant kept them back, and
deliberately stripped him Of every
garment The naws spread like
wildtire aud soon mum Der of men
were mounted on horses ant. with
their guns started in pursuit ot
tho unruly elephant They succssd-
ed in killing HIM. Some of his
benes are said to he imhsdded in
large tree psar where he was
killed. The absve was rslstsd
Saturday night to Messenger re-
porter who was searching for fact,
csncsralng this incident, ny \ re-
liable old colored man, who was an
eye witness to the tragedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
A Shocking Accident.
The State, 9Th inst.

The State, 9Th inst.
There was = shocking tragedy
in Brookland Yesterday noraing.
A babe was killed by the accident
al discharge of = pistol. The lit
tie one lived several hours, al
though the ball penetrated the
brain.
Tho sad .ffsir occurred at tho
home Of Mr.. Charley Dorrlty, an
operative in tho Columbia mills,
and the ball which ended the life
of his little one was fred from a
pistol being haudlsd by Mr.. Hugh
Summer, q brother-in-Iaw Of Mr..
Dsrrity. He had picked the pistol
up from the mantel shelf, and Was
mortified whsn it was discharged.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09

"Human lifs,' said lsatiin O
minister of Louisville of the Pres
byterian faith, in his sermon last
Sunday, "is safer in the dominions
of the ameer OF Afghanistan than
it is in Kentucky. There are nore
murders IN Louisville with its
200, 600 people than there are in
London with is 1000, 900. There
are moro murders IN Kentucky
with its 10000 people than in
Great Britain with population
of 40, 600, 600. Finally, there are
more murders in tho United States
than in the whole Of Europe, with
Ital y and Turkey left out and
Russia includsd.' - Tho special
sensation Gpsrtaining t. this con
sists of its absolute truth. This
man OF God, Rev. j. Kinsey
Smith, is even within the facts, on
which comment is not needed. =
Chattanooga Times.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
[For The Ledger.
An Up-to-now Way.

Editor Lsdger:-A few days
ago the Editor Of the Wsxhaw
Enterprise, whs 10 an up. TO- -dats
fisherman, came to Oscscla, with
a.otker Waxhaw gentleman, to
test tho new fishing device rscent.,
ly invsated by Mr.. w. r. Cor
don. The other gentleman re-
ports that the new outfit fails to
do what is claimed for it, for when
tho Editor got fine bite and hung
u monster carp, and had bent his
fishing rod almost double, his feet
slipped from under him, and in
stead of landing the largest carp
ever caught in Twelve Mile Greek
he landed himself, in tho creek.
and found hs had hung a log in
stead of fish.
The failure of Mr.. Gordon y
invention is regretted by the peo-
pie of Osceola, as it was reported
that the Waxhaw Enterprise was
soon to be moved to Osceola, and
published in the interest of the
sporting fraternity, but since the
Editsr's failure with the new in
vention, he told your correspon-
dent that be had decided not to
move and that he did not expect
to 60 to Osceela, fshing Again,
soon. T..
Osceola, S. c., Nov. 6, 1901.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
Colorsd State Fair.

A. e. Hampton, manager, an
nouuces that the colersd State Fair
will be hold in O~lunbia, from
November 10 to %, inclusive. He
says that the railroads have grant,
cd reduced rates and that all ar
raugsmsnts have been perfected
tor u creditable eshibit of the as-
riculturaI and industrial progress
of the colored population.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
400 Prisoners Make Desperate
Dash fer Liberty.

Lesvsnworh, Kas Nov. T.
One man was killed, five others
dangerously wounded and 26 des-
psrats convicts are at large, as q
result of mutlny this afternoon
at the site Of the new United
States prison, two miles southea ct
Of here, where 400 prisoners from
the federal prison, in charge of
30 armed guards, were at work.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09

A western Kansas editor pubs
lishsd this notice the other day for
the guidance of delinquent sub
scribsrs: elf you have frequent
headaches, dizziness, falnting
spells, accompanied by chiIls,
cramps, corns, bunions, chilblains,
epilepsy and iaundice, it is sign
you are not we'll, but are liable to
die any minute. Pay your sub
scriptioh a year In advance, and
thus make yourself solid for a
good obituary notice.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
THAT THROBBTNG HEAD
A(:H

Wsuld quickly loave you, if
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands of Sufferers have pro-
we'd their matchless merit for Sick
and Ne vous Headaches. They
make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents.
Money back if not cured, Sold by
Crawford Bro and j. f. Macksy
& Co Druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
Frost in Texas.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-Rsports
frsm "a points in Texas show that
there was frost last night. This
practically ends the top crop of
Gotten in northern and central
Texas.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
Death of LII Hung Chang.

A dispatch from Peking recsiv-
ed in New York carly Thursday
morning announced the death of
LII Hung Chang, the celebrated
CHINESE Statesman.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
Respectfully.
WlLLlAMS-HUCHES co


A negro WAS burned at the
stake In Perry county. Miss. last
Saturday night, fer the usual
crime. He confessed to the crime.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09

Educate Your Bowels With Casoarsea.
e. 2oc. II G. G. G. f"u, druggists refund mopes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09
We Are Gaining Public Favor With Rush J!
"a WILLIAMS HUGHES co. -

. One month ago we threw open to public inspec-
ton one Of the Newest and Best Selected Stocks
of DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NO
TIONS and FANCY GROCERIES ever display
ed in Lancaster.
!" We knew that would command fair share
Of the Cash Trade, but didn't dream of getting
the "Lion's" share all at once. Your confidence
we will strive to win by constant fair treatment,
ONE PRICE TO ALL and that THE LOW EST.
We Sound the Note READY And BARGAINS
are in Order.
Every department. now in perfect shape and in
each you will find VALUES THAT WILL
LAKE YOU BUY But whether you BUY or
not YOU ARE WELCOME. Our Stores are
brimful and overiowing with the Newest Novel;
ties in Dress goods, Silks and Velvets, Notions,
Jackets Capes Etc
hauu ckhavoo
To see our crowded stores and busy clerks you
would think we were in business 10 years instead
of 30 days,---we can hardly realize it ourselves.
Nothing can stop fair field and no fa-
vors is all we ask. Our expenses small---No
high salaried Bosses perambulating around
us--We are ALL WORKERS.
Respectfully.
!. WlLLIAMS-HUCHES co
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SHBRlFF'S SALE.

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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In Court Common Pleas.
ElinGJ. Wylie. Paaina6.
AGAINST
Rufus C. Ciokstt. Mamie l. Williams,
ct AL, Defendants.
DU RSU - Nj to IN order of court in
l. the above Case. signed by Judge
Ernest Gary, Ort. %. 1901 I will cell
at public auction within the Iega. /,
hours of sale q: Lancaster court-hOuse,
on tho
First Monday In ecember Neat
All those tracts Of land situa in the
county OF Lanca-ter and State Of South
Carolina. de-cnbed AZ follows in a
mortgage OF same by l.. K. Crockett
and d M. Crockett on Dscsn ber 29th,
lSS9-,he one tract containing
23I Acres. M"r1 Or Less,
bounded on the North oy lands Of. Is.
r Miller, formerly owned by VIM
Stevens; on tho EAST by lands former
owned by Mrs. Ams ada Brown; on
the south by lands of Turte'ine Draf
fin, formerly owned by d Ell Crock
EFT; and on the West by 1 .nds Of ia ues
r. q. Caskey 'nd John SistaIe; and
the other tract containing
80 Acres, 4Ore az Less.
bounded on the North by lands OF
Robert G.. Crockett nn the East by
lands Of b F. Milisr above de.,gnated;
OH the south hy lands Of James P. G.
Caskey and John Sistsre. and on the
West b' Robert Thompson, formerly
WigherspoOn land
Terms OF ssle-CASH Purchaser
to paw for papers "he purchaser or
purchasers of said lands or any part
thereof must comply with the terms
Of sale within one hour from the time
Ofihis or her bid and'in default ofcom-
pliance the said premises So bid off
are to be fort hwith resoid at his or her
risk.
g. JOHN r. HUNTER,
Sheriff l.. &.
r. f. Wylie,
Plsintiff's Atty.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-22
MANSLAUGHTER.

Frank Hamilton Found Guilty in the
Celebrated Murder Case.
Minneapolis, Feb. 2l.-The jury
in the case of State of Minnesota
against Frank Fl. Hamilton, charg-
ed with the murder of Leonard r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-02-22
Death of H. F. Baird.

H. F. Baird, Of Pierre, S.. OAK,
died last Friday at the home of his
son, b. E.. Baird, of this city, of
cancer. Mr. Baird has been sick
for some time, but came to this
city about two months ago to visit
his son. He was u years of age
and was born in Kentucky, from
which state he migrated to Bloom
ington,1Ill., while quite young.
When South Dakota was yet a
new state, Mr.. Baird removed
there and by hard labor and good
management, made considerable
moneyin the real estate business.
Deceased is survived by three
sons, 81. E. of this city, vice pr esi-
dent of the First National bank;
W. F. who is in the real estate
business at Pierre, S. OAK, and
Walter who owns and controls a
large ranch near New Rockford,
in this state. Deceased, although
very i'll during his stay in this
city, made many friends by his