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knew he would XIII n.r I she told me poliea
Tl.re e. md him They persuaded her TO
take them e. tho place
II was n two-room apartment az "a EsseA
.tr Get Gross Vas not there They waited
Sur Two hours and n" came 10 lie has been
locked up ever since Sarah wts suffering
Intensely the nlatrOn found, and they sent
her to bellevue. where the phNalcians say
they have never ssen q child that was 50
abused So that n lsn't any wonder that
Magisrate Teller links that she may have
been pr,tty once Since Gross has been
lock ed No there have been p'h"' women
around looking for HIN. III" ittee
~ Fifteen has not known 81 ths'n. ana the
police nave not been able go oa'ch them,
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FOREIGN INTERESTS SECURE
Minister A,ais Of Venezuela ThW Assures the
Warner Quinian Asphalt Compaay -Ceun-
try Absolut civ Tranquil.

Venezuela " Consul General L. donsalei Es'eves,
SAbsclut, pace prevails In all the country
ne FLOWING l.iter> spropos W ~ Ia 1elieidat-
asphal' cwcessrn we've exchanged between tne War
Rnmon Ayals, Niniswf u Industries Of VsnsIaslu
Lon Rouo, Ava,o. S s.mHr r y iui.sr; DEC
nS:E %r,tnS, We ale yrSs. pass:ess f tn
r,npsLy and rud ,uhl~dly 10 The people Of NeneruelA,
~ c,nhrn,ns 'ut we 10 tn. NM, "a f,le,dad
~, Nica.!eL, md 1ulrhra w1o assures VA, aner
,h",%s1 in,'T,,s ;nni ~, ct r ,6r N' ,s.s a. % ~. .ss u .Ts'
cJsuy Z ito IL, nigh id'ho' ne %fulnlmsn! = your
odctl d ties. ~ your honesty and to your indefa'ss-
Wtsr .l.o sure that N. ,rrt.rc- tho, viii he F,ven
i, H. "'1 n r" ELM va ,aa ~. III t "a ' aSia na TH'T a.. a. Sm sais g.
fore a.. q iyrTHmcrt and tribunals 81 venezuela A.
&c, ns "a ca, 9SI 'iHn'r; S S@d TH' , nil, 70 : , ma e,Ss
IN We ~, c, aldiut e!tr,c prot, "a. o. Va, ~ r.sn,
dreIon VIII develop th' NOS, intimate relations b.
wen thc tN1 %cIin,tis, and Ino1 = t,.ly WI D,
liza, sta, You lave done u Tits afslr VIII produs'
great i"Ie t. and v ,s' rnse n rs 10 p'oyt 70 ihs
ding Ne, oe fd, mlnced tLat tht develop.
m-nt - ,hs lldIN;ry sil p-"cuc' great h'r-nt foi
,o 'rgc.ity. u, lip - IHc p,'ar.sst, ISvsfnm,hi Of
Nere,u,Ia R.sIsc.f fully 70 n.
tt.ssacas.. Ssi"';@s.
MrsHt " 6'lt ava S.iW N
srUS: lAke pleasure In acknowledging
youf N.Y. is sTprt cAtsd pnpLuicstiur 81 The 18th
ultiuo, Tr which YOU tri,I r. TIE VALIDITY 81 The tNle
g., the ~ Ieir. dad milne fliF dec son and All
otter, - MS Government isvr been inspired gully
by a drsi', 'uf Just o. whie1 ih' supreme Chie' ~ the
Hsruhl y aud those Who has the honor ~ briaE AsSo
cltrd rla him In the Administrative work Wish ~
ne don, towards foreign interests, Venezuela quar-
hn,r,, full protection u all foreign interests. rlgis
and privileges and Seic ,rn.s all who come seeking
homes, employ nrnt, ~ntieby tic cordial relations
bDts zen this II-publie and other nations may he mors
closely bound Thanking You for your expressSoAA
| remain. dear srs, very truly yours
RAMON AYALA.-AoV
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Senatorial Vote In Oregon.

Portland. ore Feb 20 Thu vote for
Senator to-day was Corbett. 81: Williams.
10: Hermann, Q; Enman, 20. Fulton, Z; Darcy.
, The session Of the Iegis ature will close
"a. morrow At noon, When a break Tor John
II Mitchell is expected
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WARRINGTON HELD UP TO RUyAWAYs.
Masistrase Brenners Timely Homiy 10 Embryo
Had Mon.

Matthew Ryan and James CouRhlin. both
Of Somsrville. Mass. who ran away from
their homes on Monday and were arrested in
HYDE A Brhmsn's Theat 10 on Wednesday
night for carrying concealed weapons. were
discharged by Magistrate Brenner IN tao
Adam. street police court In BROOKLYN yes
terday and went home with their fathers
roth boys promised to behave themselves
In the future Magistrate Breunsr said h."
wanted them to Keep their word lie asked
them II they knew that II was George Wash
i~ngton's birthday Thcy said they DID,
lie asked them what Wn shington was noted
~ and the bows said "T~ruthfulness
And YOU know IA at truthfulness bI,ushi
him TO the top Of the ladder. sad the Mays
tratn We esteem Washington mora Tor
that than for ANYTHING olse Now want
YOU to emulate thai virtue in Washington
II YOU keep on In "A truthful way YOU may
la President vet. BROOKLYN IL n reacHiul
place and I'm. sorry that YOU came here armed
with rpyolvers
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JOTTTNGS AHOlT TOWN.

Alonio ! wh.tmsn ana Edratd Meyers. Who
rave lis al IYes> a. ttc Mis- Hotel In Hleeckei street..
I,tr, hold IN 5000 ball encI ~ Nsgisiiate Hogan
yrstrrdhy IL tho Centre street pOlc' curt I'll me
faiNinv e'tcN
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sprcidi Cable Ds,rs'ea 10 ThB SvN.
CAPr ToWN, Fab ?? Another case Of
bubonlo plague has appeared here, The
victim ia n Colnrcd woman. ,
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the sit On the hospital cot. FAINT and white,
So ' .,. n,n', aa,.
l.,tJ..y. sh.n Al. 'hc -ue~t. n east OF the
B,V.rv Wt!r Ia the ~.ll-ADr..rs misery q the
la, 5,dc ,.nmer sarah Freeman va. a
sAirt maker IT, Ah."ahois factory AZ 100
/ ,se, street she ~o.ed from IN tho morn
..,,,u -..,,c, !, ,,,t, ,,r .n,r.t u.,,..
ing u',n p co'A" AZ hls"' a'''l ~oen''"
children Tor SO ION. hours rp, law. don,
count "a IS'eA s'"' 80, '" "N '""t
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"
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Lsrtuss turr" were u huiub'r 81 Ir"tty ana
innocent httle g.rr AZ NOtk IN hlrruaJ'r.,
hut = lyph"l Ike 4 rr"rt1oie huntiHS groDnd
The Hon Martin Lnycl, Who -penk- Ntth
anthony. WULId saw that such an iirn VA =
prvpps.,roU, dream But within Ia" day
after - IAuVsd into u" house the glilS IA
In. skirt factory began u -I-ak u oLe an
other Ahu.t the man who stood ct the steps
When th-y went in and out ans ~. sa- ~ 49, at
i,tu They said they were afraid - him AZ
az. and then they t-ygu 10 tease uL' aLothol
ahou, INN. Prrtt, soon lie began tllkius to
Snr,l freeman. He walked around 10 Acr
house a. III Allen street with her on two OF
three ooca ions
III /. nct ta.y for any one with q wider
HORIZON han thdsis ia Essex str..t 20 lnder-
.,ard how snv girl could think hat there
was ANYTHING r,uantic about eros. low
broNed. snsak-eyed and unkempt that he
Wa hut sarah Was quite proud T hun
SIc ,aik Cd al hnn. Of tho MO. Teller" that
no lad within a week after Sic began
t.L ~ about linn ~ home ,he Did Mt come
BAN RON work at her usual time ~ night
Jicr ,,thor went To- seq Nhrcndorf The
,,,rr ."cturer aid not know whor. she was
e." Nd been here a. usual that day The
4. i. wont again tho newt d4v Wc found
GEnrnh n, her usual place Nhan h, asked
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-02-23
tcdcrio UanI,ou ~prnks on Na~siington.

ct. ''u. f'.u - Exercises Commenora-
% . OF TIE h.t,b Of George N1~'ington wore
q VaI .pi, vlI,-'- IA the ci'y TO-DAY
' 'l- ty"u,uE ~ 80" Auditorium o.
o.. fu'"uuon 5000 school Childron participated
% - Programme" given under the auspic"'
NJ" I mon lCagu" cut The rrInClpHi
AIGf"-s Wa mad" ny bishop John l. Spal-
CNc If Peoria In ~" afternoon AZ the sane
place Frederic Harrison. the English author.
and the Rev Dr George Harris, President
Of Amherst College. spoke.
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POTTER on THE OUTLOOK.
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American Cars for Switzerland.

Special cane Dtsrci6h u WV >tN
CrNyy., Feb 2: The governments OF
,his city and Berne have made contracts
with an American Arm for large supplies
Of electric tramoArs.
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YOt' are invited ~ send
postal f,r free samples 81
~ 4. ne o,igindi
u Iuc aieIy GlHi.T Sup
f~o6.d,Ic, the
great physiological local
remedy Tor Constipation
and kindred troubles, and
is sod by all druggists.
THE FNTDNA 90.
Deyt s., 81 PI0hAvs .Ne~lork
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JACOB /. GREENE, President.
JOHN N. TAYLOR, vice.Prest.
hERBERT n. WHITE, Secretary.
DANIEL N. WELLS, Actuary.

THEODORE l. LANE. General Agent
borsel Building, iis Broadway. New York City.
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StyrirS ~,nclli!ng contingent real"
sie depreciation men account S7N.
$50 ~ ........ ... sIlol'S~ -
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u..,r Nrr Ass,rs. bee. 81. ,soosor. o.o,s ~
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I,a,o Of ~,,p,n,es Of mnnAg'uen'tor
ceip,s IA 1900 -'s'o Pc oeh'
Polio - A fnrc- U., 81. 1901. 6s.itl.
,..,,, si6i.b SOC. 6oI %
Free press., 1901-11-09
Courageous Women


Mrs. Rev. J. c. Hope" says the Law
renee Journal, was the other day sit
ting upstairs reading, directly under the
cage Of her canary, when she heard it
scream in terror, and she sprang to her
feet, almost as badly frightened as the
bird, for the mate TO this pet myster-
tous1y disappeared short time ago, and,
to her horror, she saw big blacksnake
coiled around the cage with its head
thrust through the bars from the top.
Without waiting ID plan or stopping TO
consider, she jerked the cage door open
and grabbed the snake by the neck and
rushed its head up through the bars,
where she took hold Of it from the out
side with the other hand and unwound
its suuirming body, and it coiled around
her wrist and arm, but she, holding its
neck with a vise-Iike grip, put its head
to the floor and her heel upon its head,
which she soon reduced to fragments.
She then peeled the Shiny body off Of
her hand as she would husk corn, and
stood there and tfembled for ten min
utes before she realized that there was
q dead snake in the house. And here is
where the laugh comes in, for it took
some time before she could muster
courage to go and get stick TO carry
Il out with. Oh, yes, she saved the
bird"
Free press., 1901-11-09
COPYRIGHTED CHESTNUTS.

Why is a dog in refrigerator like q
kiss?
Because it is doggone nice.
When did the bull rush?
When he saw the cowsIip.
Why did the COW slip?
Because she stepped on buttercup.
Why did the COW step on buttercup?
Because she heard the croW-cus.
If a hen should lay an orange instead
of an egg, what would the little chick
ems call it?
Orange mamma-lade.
Why is an automobile like hearse?
Because people are dying to ride in It.
When did the lettuce blush?
When it saw the salad dressing.
And the window?
When it saw the weather STRIP.
Why was there card playing in the
ark?
Because Noah sat on the deck.
Why does a woman in bicycle skirt
look shorter and a man look longer?
Because she pedals and the man
stands on the street corner.
Would you rather be bigger fool
than you look or look bigger fool than
you are?
Impossible either way.
Do you hear the ocean moaning,
Ever moaning sad and low?
Ills because that fat old bather
Stepped upon its under-toW.
There must be middle place. Meth
er hades nor heaven is tolerab1e, be-
cause so lonely. There is not blessed
soul in the one nor burned soul in the
other place.-Hardeman Free Press.
Free press., 1901-11-09

clerk nlre Is, 90
j P Shuts Go. atty 226 0fi
Alex Meier {. Supt 25O 90
S stamp. & exp 7.4S
9eter Staab, ir. janitor 1890
Or Griffin, Co. physician $500
Or Snyder = 25,GC
Or PIatt x 6 mos 37.5e
'os Uflese commissioner 40 so
i H johnson 36 a.
Il E Dixon . 40 90
N nnooins surveyor 108,20
Patterson health officer l2. 50
VI Mulroy. G Griffith, F
Brettle, Fl Freese printing
each %. So
ditto tax list each y 50
Or Snyder coroners fees 1866
Miscellaneous 6.IGs.
A Dreillng hardware 60
: P Ry railroad crossing 45,9,,
~ Shrenkler lumbec a.
- : Bridge Co, ScneDg,
bridge 1889 60
ii Nicholson mdse EIli,s
b,,Idee l1.6O
Il tfesner repairing 7,35
slont livery Cllengy " 6 81
( Reidel read damages 1000
+ Dixop, milage, teIe
grams, etc $50
~ oife q Son hardware 2,Oc
= i1atfamler, repairs tank
and pump 100
e Havemanu, mdse for iaii 5.55
go ihgenthron cleaning Jail 5,
IS haley telephone rent $50.
Il Silver livery 25n
:arrick. mdse court house 33f
ia.I Liih Go. stafIay er, a.
App'ebaugh dIsenfectant 1.65
a Morgan meals for jury 3,25
Taylor livery to bridge 800
ed Werth, jr bridge labor 1000
hIrkman trip to Russell 200
!, go o, Griffith job printing 68, is
lano & Co stationery 48, 5, 70 %
Aelgler, coal court house 169 *
Jurors, S5pt. c0urt
} T Steckllne $50. Anton Shoe
aker 1920, R Erbert ego, Tho
iartland 81. Albert Kennedy $50
A J Cromb 1880, JIG Pe1ioo
$50. Jos Hertel l7,4O. :Jo6n
1910. Fl Raynsford II 80
Weisner 1929, h Kraus
$50 Glenn Unrein $3.50, Paul
= Qder go VIC Brumett 1S,4O|
W N Richmond 1900, And Meier
SO. D II Early 1910. Ada~,
" agner II: 10. David Bob8t II go
ndrew Goetz $3.50 ~
Jurors.
J Bascom, G NJ Ray nefor5
5eo T TayloI, TB Bo- we'd R A
" alker each 200,
5 ) Holman, r F.IcLeod. Geo.
, ross; - A |; J McGiD' y ~, Geo 4 Pal
" - I 1 9ui each 100
, McDonaid, Frank Scarlet, Har
y NinHaGe- G Bascom, L Hami
on, A J0 ian, G Houstan. d Nc
A B Conley, DIR Kidd.
'onn q NAulvey, 4 NJ Shoemaker,
4 = ohnson, j w & Il E fLin
ny e L Myers, n Shinn, John
: 'rter, Derrick Butler, DIR Pageti
Il A White, II Porter, each 75cts
Cd Jones, 2. 25, Andrew Olson 2 A.
y "a johnson 2.15, j Lowe 2 81
Il Rasmussen 2.65 Mrs ASH =. 90
I''oms 430, j E Litter =. 10
: beams L 30, Ed Madden I.5u
tra-k Stout 1,5o AIu Madden
40. Z BIackman 400,
y Better John Spencer, Bob Keb
{ y, II Habback each 2,75
Met again Nov, 2. preseut DIX
y, johnson and clerB BIsslBg. &
= esed this order:
La he case OF she State OF Kan
as vs.. w Z Cater and Fraals
"'ng now Ia The county jail Tor
"n. pay ment OF costs, the Board
srabE orders the said Carter aDd
oang released conditionaiiy. w:
De Said CarteE & Young To pas
8'd cpaEs c q or belcre 3 O'Clock
u Sund;sy New 3, 1901 or be
7tnrned 80 jail unless Other wise
rdered by the Board This agree
lent made in eompiiance with par
stai'h 1921 Gen star. 1883.
Free press., 1901-11-09

Bids have been opened at the Iudian
office in Washington for construction OF
five cottages and domestic buildings As
Ernest H. Schneider, Of Lawrence, Tor
cottages, 81, 500; domestic building, saB,-
200; w. L. Leis, of Lawrence, for do
nestle building, s29,4T4; if extra story
is built, s2,125 additional
Free press., 1901-11-09

Legal papers drtzeOn.
When you want any deeds, or
mortgages, land contracts or agree
ment drawn carefully at reasona-
ole charges, come to this Office.
Also any Notary work.
If you have land or property to
sell or rent be sure to list 1t with
US st this office.
Harry Freese, Notary Public
Free press., 1901-11-09
Echoes from San Fernando.

Echoes from San Fernando
This beautiful Waltz, written
tor the Mandolin and Piano by
Prof, James E. Hurst, Is the pref
tiest piece of music written for
years Just out Send this notice
from the Free Press and 25 cents,
Cor copy of this high priced
piece, Address
Hollywood Novelty Co
Hollywood. California.
Free press., 1901-11-09
OvcrcOat found.

On road leading from Hays, a
good Overcoat. owner can have
by proving property and expenses
Free press., 1901-11-09

EILERT's EXTRACT OF TAR & WILD
CHERRY is a safe, reliable and
pleasant remedy for Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis. Asthma and all throat
troubles. will relieve and cure con-
sumption. Try it and be convip
ced, Every bottle warranted.
p1Ice 25; so and 100 a bottle.
sold by j G Farley.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-15
GJ TO TIL STORE.
of
Mathis S&( ((|,
FOR

CAN FRUITS-Pie Peaches
10c can or Q for l5c Desert
Peaches from 15c can to 25c.
Apples 10c ar 3 for 25c. Kraut
10c or 3 for 25c. Pie Apples 15c.
Cherries 10c or 3 for Csc. Black
berries 10c or Q for 15c..
BUCKET ANDCAN JELLlES
-5 lbs bucket zoe, 3 lbs cans at
10c. Bottles at 1Oc Org for 15c.
CAN FISH-Sard,nes at SC,
lOc and 15c. MackereL 1Oc. SAL
mons from 15c to 9 for 25 to 25c
per can Oysters 10c, 3 for Csc
or Is and zoe.
BOTTLE GCODS-Olives at
10c. Catsup at 1oc. Salad dress
ing at 20c Pickles at 10 and zoe.
Prepared mustard Ice. Aber-
deem Sauce 1Oc. Flavoring of all
kinds, at 2 bottles for 15c and
small size SC. E
S. M. MATHIS & co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-06-15
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass by riding, walking,
hunting, fishing, or in any other
way on the lands "f the under
signed in Cedar Creek township
known as "The Massey place"
aud bounded by w. Med. Brown,
G. w. Jones, j. \. Hnuze, j. b.
Bell, and others. Also ON the
MASSEY Mill" and Martin"
tracts, rented and cultivated by
US, and adjoining our lands above
described. The law will he stl let
ly enforced against any and al.
persons disregarding this notice.
Il. M. Fitzpatrick & Bro.
June s, 1901-1m
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Our farmers are ter lbly behini
with their work and still it rain.
We know of several farmers w.t.
have 20 to so acres of cotton ,hH,'
has not been chopped out. Hand.
are scarce and much of the cr"r
will have to be abandoned. S,h.ie
farmers will plow up much "t
their cotton and SOW peas it ,h'v
can get the peas to SOW. Pm
would bring 81 SO per hushel IN
this market. The prospect for :,
corn crop is even worse than for
cotton. Oats and wheat have
turned out we'll but much Of these
crops will be lost unless the rain
ceases soon.
On July 1st Mr. T. NJ. Hughes
will withdraw from business ut
this place and move to Lancaster
where he will re-enter the mercan-
tile business. His brother ln-lxw,
Mr.. Geo Williams, will he as-oci
ated with him in the new enter
prise. Mr. Hughes successful bust
ness career at this place has OK
tended over period of about Is
years and his many friends here
will regret to hear of his intended
, departure, and they will wish him
success in his new field. Mr.. Ut
Young will continue in business
here and Mr.. j. B. Mills will he
associated with him.-Fort Mill
/ Times.
The degree of D. D., has been
conferred by Furman University
on Rev. j H Boldridge pastor of
the Baptist Church at this place.
1t is very high compliment and
we are sure it could not have been
bestowed upon any one moro wor-
thy the honor.
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Dispenser Elliott shipped about
26, 900 empty dispensary whiskey
bottles (two Narrow Gauge car
loads) to the State dispsnsary
yesterday. These bottles have
been bought by him since Xmas
and We are informed, are not one
third Of the betties that have been
smptied since that time. Think
of it ! About $4,000 bottles of
whiskey drank here or hereabouts
in the past five months !! Who
says the dispensary is not q step
in the direction Of prohibitions
Mr.. w. Prsssley Robinson, SON
of MN. p. Robinson Of this
county graduated with distinction
from Erskine College this week.
He was one of the debatsrs of his
class and won the debate, being
on the affirmative of tho question
''Rssolvsd, That Colsridgs has in
fuencsd thought more than Dar-
win" Hon. d. f.. Finley and
Mr.. Bryant were the judges. Mr..
RoSinson arrived at bis home
Thursday.
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There are two qualities that

There are two qualities that
ought 10 be considered in every
improvement of n public nature
beauty and perman-ncV, and it is
deplorahle how little regard is had
for either at times. Kershaw
Era.
Mrs. Mckinley is getting along
very nicely. Her improvement
continues steadily.
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l MaSlStraCeS are remtnueu OF tue
law requiring them to make y
report in writing to the Auditor
as we'll AS the Treasurer of all
tines and costs collected by them
They must conform to this law in
the future.
Mrs. Annie X Tillman, of Van
Wyck, has bought the Ewart cot
tage In West End She will move
here and occupy it about Sept LIST;
earlier if MIR Mackey. vacate-.
! Mr. Ira Scott has accepted a
position with an Atlanta firm and
is travelling i'll this State and
North Carolina taking orders for
the enlargement of photographs.
Mr.. j. w Byrum of Waxhaw,
the contractor who built Mr.. j.
5. Clyburn's house, started to
Lancaster last Sunday when his
mule took fright and ran off, up
setting the BUGGY, throwing Mr..
Byrum out, breaking his right arm
and cruising him up badly about
the nead
Miss Matte Boyce, formerly q
missionary to Mexico but now a
teacher ut the Due West Female
College, spent tho night at Mrs.
j. f. Nisbet's Thursday, on her
way to Jacksonham where she
will spend the summer with her
brother, Mr.. E.. E. Boyce.
Married, on Sunday last, June
9th, 1901, by Notary Public Sapp,
near O. K, Mr.. Jas. Robertson
and Miss Cora Robertson, both
of this place. The groom is a
step-son of Mr.. w. B. Plyler and
the bride a daughter of Mr..
Emanuel Robertson. They have
the best wishes of their MANY
friends for long and happy life.
/ The Supervisors of Lancaster
and York counties inspected and
received the new bridges over
Sugar Creek-the Bales and
Barber bridges-last Tuesday
Mr.. Caskey says tine Bales bridge
is one of the very best he has evei
seen. The main part of the bridge
has been raised two feet and roch
abutmsnts placed at zach end.
Married, at Chester, on We'd
nesday last, 18th instant, Mr.
John G. MagilI, of Lewisville
Chester county, aud Miss Nj. N
Blankenship of Charlotte, N. T.
The happy groom and bride spen
the night here Wednesday on thei
way to Kershaw to visit relative
of tbs groom.
Letters advertised for the weel
ending June 18th, 1901: Mis-
Elersa Stockton, Mrs. Emm,
Love, MIR. S. r. Moore, Mr.
HARE Elbery, Mr.. s. M. Gill
Mr.. Fred H. Williams, O. O
Ferguson, Lancaster Mfg. Co.
Belle Nance, p. M.