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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
Columbus S-Wheeling ).
Dayton Toledo 9.
Grand Rapids Fort Wayne ..
srANn1NG OF cLL-1as.

There were some side features at the
bail park yesterday which helped to
hold the crowd.
One was young. ambitious player
who brought his own uniform, and
wanted a trial by Columbus. che CO.
lumbus players promised to try him
out. They held a watch on him, and
had him sprinting around the bags.
Then they had him sliding to the
bases. Afterward they sent some
singers down to him at short. Alto
gether he was given a pretty thorough
trial, and all for nothing.
Another comedy feature was the col
ored band from Charleston, w. Va.
The band was evidently prepared to
assist in roofing for Kenua. They
played selections from their extensive
repertoire, while the players were
changing up between innings. and
every number was applauded. They
were short, but exceedingly sweet. The
trombone and cornet artists were YER
fable wonders, hut the bass drummer
was at a disadvantage in having a
patched up instrument
The game itself was dull dry and
uninteresting, especially after kenna's
bad third inning, when Columbus pill
ID up six runs off six safe hits. 1t
was Kennas Waterloo, and the team
had all kinds of bad luck with it,
iielder's choices resulting disastrously,
and runners reaching first on the
stingiest kind of infleld hits The first
four men up hit safely, and the fifth
go. a life on News error. TWO more
safe ones were sent out, and the grand
total was six runs.
Herbert drove one of those homers
into the left field hole again, scoring
Wheeiing's first run. The second was
made by Kane, VINO walked. was sac
rifeed to second, went to third on
Hinton's hit, and scored on Miles out
at first. In the second inning Knoll
walked. and went clear around with
out a hit being made
Columbus was given a score in the
last half of the eighth. which was one
of the stages where Wheeling might
have won out by a little timely hit
tins. Base bail games are not won on
four safe hits very often. With one
man out, Lezotte and Herbert were
given their bases on fielding errors.
Kane caused sigh of disappointment
by dying out to Locke. but Fox drove
out a long two-bagger which brought
both runners across the plate. Hin
.on was an easy out from pitcher to
irst.
Columbus was but one score ahead
IN the ninth. but the first two men up
,linched the victory MeAlllster drove
he ball over third base, and it was
.ost back Of the foul line Before it
was found he had gone around the
bags. Wilhelm then drove one out to
eft field, which also went into hole,
and was folded bad to Hinton, allow
ng Wilhelm to score
To-day the team opens a series at
Matthews. Matthews is not found on
any map, except possibly a map of the
county in which it is located The
town is in Indiana, near Muncie. and
Anderson, and the Wheeling series of
games will be played at Muncie.
The s1.ore.
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Cnnxfifufinn Won.

NEW LONDON LIGHT, Conn, Ju-
ly 24.-The Constitution crossed the
line 8 minutes 26 seconds ahead of Co.
lumbia The official time of the fin
ish was: Constitution 3:3735; CO.
lumbia 3:46:0l.
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Drawn. s-Distanced.
Bowler Won the Trophy

On the Wheeling Gun Club range,
Dowler won the Brown Bros, trophy
pin from Williams. The contest was
so birds each, and resulted as follows:
Dowler AZ, Williams 40, Garden 40,
State 80.
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with net daily yield Of is barrels. The
purchase price was $4,000.
Oil Quotations.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Standard OIL
stock $7Gen770.
OIL CITY Pa, July 24.-Credit balances
E25; certificates, no bid. Shipments. 20
go barrels; average, 101 1856. Runs, 55,6SJ
barrels, average, S6.068
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Zinc. L.. umpire. Ode.

PHILADELPHIA. July 4-Philadelphia
defeated Boston for the third tine this
week IN another close and sharply played
game. Donohue pitched an excellent game
and the work OF Pittlnger was also OF
high order. Neither side committed
fielding error. Attendance, 3.06s, Score
Boston ........0 0 o. o
Philadelphia 2 0 O 0 - .
pittnger Nichols and kittridge; Dono-
hue and Jacklitsch Earned runs. Phila-
delphia 3. Time. 40. Umpire, Emslie.
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Special to the Regi.

Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, Ohio. July 24.-C. c.
Heaton to-day sold to Kennedy & Kelly,
local operators, 1S9 acres of oil leases on
Long run. % miles from his city There
are eight producing wells on the tract
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 24-To-day's
programme of the grand circuit races at
Chenille WIS not as heavy as might
have been expected for the middle day of
the melting. although the two slow trots
furnished good sport.
First race, 2:23 class trot; purse, s., 800:
Epf-taa nix Dayfpr
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To-Day's Boats.

Pittsburg. Greenwood, a. m.
Newport. Jewel. II a m.
Parkersburg. H K. Bedford, II a. m.
SteueeHVille. I. NJ. Bayne, 2:S0 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $50 p. m.
SlstersVille, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
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Parkersburg. Bessie Smith. II a m.
Steuhenvilie, T NJ. Bayne, 2:30 p. IN.
Sistersville, Ruth. 80 p. m.
CIaringLon. LeroN. $50 p. m.
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Charleston, kanawha.
Steubenviile, T NJ. Bayne.
Clarington. Leroy.
SistcrsVille, Ruth.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
O. z. e on'S e'Te ee.

Time table VI effect November -, 1900.
Eastern Time 'DaiIy. fDaily Elk sunday.
From Wheeling to- Leave. Arrive.
Parkersburg, Accom-. 500 am 1880 am
Cincinnati, Ohio V. Elk. I 9:45 am 7:35 pm
Kenova, Express. I'll As IN 3:45 pm
Parkersburg, Accom- i 3:45 pm $50 pm
Parkersburg, Express. If $50 pm
Sistersville, ACCOM-. H 9.05 am
Parlor Car on Ohio Valley Express and
Kenoya Express.
j.. e. CHA LENOR,
General Passenger Agent
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Three base hits-Beaumont, Ritchey ~,
Tannehill.
Sacrifice hit, Bay,
Stolen bases-Beaumont (O, wagner,
MagOon.
Double pIaya-Ritchey and Bransfield;
Leach and Braasfield.
First base 81 bnlls-Off Phillips 2.
Struck out-By Tannehill g; by Philllps
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


CLEVELAND. July 2t-Cleveland and
Baltimore fought out one OF the haraest
contested games of the season to-day:
Both pitchers were hit hard total OF
thirty hits being netted, including Tour
tWo-baggers and two three-baSsers. for
the visitors Brodie and Seymour carried
off the batting honors, while Mccarthy
led the home team. The fielding of botn
teams at times was brilliant. Moore had
nine strike-outs to his credit. Score:
Cleveland go 0 ) 20 - |
Baltimore 30 . . 2 / 0 % II 3
Moore and Yeager, MeGinnity and Bres-
nahan Earned runs. Baltimore .. Time,
go Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, l2~.
CHICAGO July 24.-Ghieago batted like
fiends and ran bases like wild men, max
ing twenty hits and stealing eight bases.
The visitors could do nothing with either
Callahan or Harvey. Mertes all round
work was the feature. Attendance, Lou.
Chicago ......1 o 7 o III 20 2
Washington % 0 0 o o
Callahan, Harvey and Sullivan; Patten
and Grady. Time, 200. Umpire Canti-
Ion.
DETROIT, July 24.-Philadephia took a
safe lead in the first three innings, and
although the locals found the ball in the
fourth. fifth and sixth. the game was
never in doubt The feature of the game
was a great running catch by Barrett.
Score:
Philadephia = ? o Q o IL II
Cronin. High. owen and Bueiow; Fraser
and Smith Time 2oo Umpres. Haskell
and Manassau. Attendance, lib.
MILWAUKEE. July 24.-Boston lost to-
days game by poor fielding on the part
of Hemphill whose muff gave the nome
team two runs in the third inning. At
the end Of the sixth inning it was so dark
that the players could hardly see the ball
but Umpire Sheridan insisted on continu--
ing the game Criger was hit on the head
with pitched ball in the sixth inning and
had to retire Score:
Nil waukee IL 0 - 10
Boston ........0 Is
Hawlev and Maloney; Lewis and Criger.
Earned runs, Milwaukee /; Boston ?
Time. 1:55. Umpire, Sheridan. Attend
anCe. leo
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QUTPLAYED AGAIN
BY TIE TAIL ENOERS.
COLI MBus POUNDED OFT 4 VIC
TORY WITH KENNA IN the
b0A.
WILLIAMS EXCELLENT WORK

In the Box Helped the Visitors
Wheeling Opens series with
Matthews Team-RcsuIts Else
where In the Western, National
and America n-BowIing, Racing
and other Sporting Matters.
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how TO REMIT.

Send ali remfttances ny Resssfereo
Letter, Exprea. order, Chvck ..
Postal Note. patrons run F
of losing remittances sent IN "a
other way. All amounts for
or less can be aent by postns
for three cents. Address
THE REGISTER.
WheelinSs w. va {
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg 1l-Ciuciunati Z.
Philadelphia Boston :.
Brooklyn S-New York ].
St. Louis 2-Chicsgo !.
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day was scarcely worthy the name base
ball The box tells all the story. At
tendance. 2.feo Score:
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DAILY Daily except Sunday. al
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor cars on An
through trains. r Z. BO m 5a
city Passenger and Ticket Agent ana
agent for all steamship lines W liee'-
ing, West Virginia ,,,>,
d. b. MARTIN, B. n. AuSIlN,
M Bal,imnre Ma Chicago, Ill
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Greensboro-River feet and falling.
Fair and hot.
Morgantown-RiVer feet ana statioh-
airy. Clear and warm.
Brownsville-Riyer feet inches and
stationary. Clear
Warren-River . foot. Clear and warm
Pittsburg-River IS feet and falling.
Clear and hot.
Oil City-River inches and stationary
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Marks From Below.

Parlsersburg-R 5 feet and falling
Clear and warm.
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P1TTssURG, Pa, July 2l-rhe gam. to-
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JLedNe.IAIflVe
From Wheeling to- a. III. a. H.
Grafton and Cumberland. V2lQ F6.5
Washington and Baltimore. sRl0 S;5
Philadelphia and New York. .lZ:l0 6i5
y. m
Pittsburg and Cumberland. 2l3l 'll:O
Washington and Baltimore. 'ol5 'l:A
Philadelphia and New York. lie ia
Grafton and Cumberland. 10 ~
Fairmont and Grafton. go. 70 10y
Washington. Pa, and Pitts. 90 ~
GAINESVILLE and Newark...... .A0 -
Columbus and Chicago...... IN -
GAINESVILLE and Columbus. +l0:45
Tinrinnati and 81 Louis 40 Is s6g
G.rafton and Cumberland.. .11:00I '1o.k
p. m. a. m
Washington, Pa, and Pitts. llo - -
Washington, Pa, and Pitts. go % -
PHILADELPHIA and New YORK. $50 ~
GAINESVILLE and Newark...... ~ III. u,SS
Columbus and Chicago..... t.90 IN ~ n
Grafton and Cumberland. ~ 4i,t'
Washington and Baltimore. 3d. .,n.a
Pittsburg and Cumberland. % ,4ssm
Washington and Baltimore. 80 ,i0.n
Philadelphia and New York. - li0sS
GAINESVILLE and Cambridge. ~ ,is *
GAINESVILLE and Columbus.... u 20 siS
Cincinnati and st. Louts..I 10 -
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Daily River Bulletin.

From the United States government
weather bureau report for July 4th:-
STNFt0N. Marks. Change. r. F.
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RAILWAY TINE CARL.

Arrivals and departures Of trains il,
after May 18th, 1901. kxpla nsf3o
Reference ldarks: Daily. Sum
cepted. Monday excepte: Saturr.s Z,
cepted; Sunday only Eastern s.
Central Time
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NOTICE.

Having closed our business run
bv Elliot, & Crawford, all parties
indebted to them will find their
rOies aud accounts ut our office.
We have moved all their huggies,
wagons. etc., to our stables. Re
member the celebrated Columbia
Buggy and Milchci' W f4"n This
business is nov closed up and all
parties indebted 10 them must
ettle, AZ we cannot carry then,
Lancaster Mavcautila Company.
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Items From Kershaw Era

ltoms From Kesshsw Era
There is . gentleman living IN
town ~ yoars Of age who tss
mover witnessed circus or travel
ing show of any kind 10 bis life.
Miss Ella Magiil visited her
relative, Miss Ella Beattis, iass
week. She began her school near
Bethel church yesterday.
Mr.. Fhos. Rsll, who lives in
the KerAhaw csnnty side near
town, has besn drawn to ssrvs ~
a.pstit juror in the u. s Circni
Court which mests iu Colnmhia
26th inst.
Phs Annual Conferences of the
Methodist church will meet i'm
Columbia Nov. 81. DR.. r.. S.
Beckham and j. ". Hamel ara
the members of tho Conferences
from the Kershaw charge.
Tho alarm of TIRE was sounded
Saturday night between 10 aud
II o'clock. 1t proved to no in
tho homo of Mr.. j. T. Stevens.
The flames were extiuguished be-
fore making much headway hut
the furniture was considerably
damaged in removing 1t from thu
house.
Invitations were issued yester-
day to the marriage of Mr.. Fran
els Msoley, tie popuiar young
book keeper at the Heath Bank
ing & Mercantile Co.'S store, to
Miss Dot Blanten, youBgsst
daughter of Mrs. A. E. Blanton.
The event will he solemnizsd in
the Ksrshaw Methodist church
Wednesday Nov. Goth, at 1880
o'clo ck.
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]. CANTON 70, TER, N. D.
OFFICE UP STAIRS IN
MhS0Nl3 RUllGlAf.
s All Calls Attended Nig}u
and Day.
50 So
kGOnvs.rSc Wolfe

An endowed college for u~-.
Buildings ard , r"reriy $3.50 OVo.
30 college aud university trained
teachers. 42T students from 20
States. Standard of scholarship
equal to the best colleges f.r men.
A. Is and n NJ. courses. Mod
ern buildings. Fine appointments
IL Library, Laboratories, &, NINA
stun, Society Halls. Consei VA
tory of Music. Campus 55 acres.
Influences religious aud refining.
Limited rumbcr of Scholarships.
Next session begins Sept 25, 1901
Write for catalogue to
Benjamin Wilson, Pres,
Spartanburg, S. G.
Aug. 90. I'd.
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A Michigan court has declared
that n bicycle has rs much right
on the sidewalk as = baby carriage.
The former, the court says, i. less
obstructive to traffic than the lat
ter, as we'll as less annoying to
pedestrians. Probably after some
hundreds of years wo shall get the
status of the bicycle clearly es-
tablishsd.
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GREAT LUCK OF AN ED
ITOk

''For two wears all sgorts to
cure Ec2sma in tbs palms Of my
hands fsilsd." xFuy Editor "A.
N. Lester, of Syracuss, Kan,
"thsn | was wholly cured by
Bucklen's Arnc Salve." It's the
worlds best for Erupiinns, Sore
and all skin diseases. Only 25c at
Crawford Bras and J. +. &scksy
& Co.'S.
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> Hk X A DS LIKE WILD
FIRE

Whom things are "the hest"
they become "the best selling. I"
Abraham Hare, a leading druggist,
of Belleville, o., writes: "Eloc
trict Bitters are the best selling
bitters l have handled in 90
years +" You know whyg Most
diseases begins in disorder of dis
orders ,of Stomaeh, 'liwer, lkidpsY,
bowels. blood and nerves. Elec-
trio Bitters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys and bow
sIs, purifies tho bloed, strength
ems the nerves, hence cures mul-
titudes sof rmaladiss. 1T builds up
the entire system. Puts new lifs
and 'ylgor into any weak, sickIy,
pundowp man or woman. Prizes
80 cents. e. =
Sold by Crawford Bros and j. F.
Mickey & Go, druggist.
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Oberlin N Carter, now a convict
in the prison at Leavenworth, Kas,
for embezzling government funds,
is to have a rehearing of his case
in the civil courts.
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Tho City Can Enforce Vaccination
Special to Tho State.

Special to Tho State.
Florence, Oct. 5.-Judgs Al
dr,ch has fled his decree In the
vaccination case, city of Florence
against j, N. Farmer, sustaining
tho city in svAry particular. The
case will bs appealed to tho su-
Prsme court.
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Local Matters

Local ~ dlteFS
Cotton brought Il cents on this
market Yesterday.
Squire Bart Sims XII led tw.
pigs Thursday which nstted $50
pounds. Que nettod $50 and the
other 270 pounds.
A neighbor of ours. Mr.. H. N.
Sowsll, killed = pig yesterday,
pouring the lard he made from 1t
into jar OF lard Of last years
make Henry is COED farmer.
Tho hog killing time has come
much earlier this year than usual.
SO many hsvs nj corn with which
to fattsn their hogs and hence the
odvono.;n ,h. o.
For f,o h,x of oond,, .
size package, gotoJ. B Mackerell.
Trv coma h,,, r,;.o1 h,,o,-
wheat and honey ot MocLoron,s
Dr JE R,,,.dr.h. uoho
house and lot IN Eat End occnni-
cd at present by Mr.. W. NJ
Moore.
dav morn;no
III, r,,, c .r
on.,.a nx. M...o , u:
E,,,. Co.,
'' 'o' WIN =
~ su"y
~ o '" t'
o'ssA
~ "0 'o'. 'ue
WV % ""' i'
'so
Lancaster C02ptCr u. -. u, Will
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For The Ledger
Important to Teachers and Patrons

AoA Aoo ASSfSSt
Important to Teachers and Patrons
All teachers are hereby warned
not to teach any textbooks in
public schools except the present
State adoption. The law requires
that no pay warrant be approved,
where the teacher has taught text
hooks to the exclusion of the
present adoption.
Parties wishing to exchange old
books, must do so before Nov. Is,
1901, rs the time for all exchang ge
OF books, expires at that time.
Respectfully,
A. &. Rowell,
Co. Supt. of Ed.
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The Lyceum theatre IN Atlanta
was destroyed by fire Wednesday
afternoon. Aperformance was in
progress when the fire was discov-
cred and the audience departed
without panic. A fireman was
badly burned and an electrician
iujure
DR.. w. II. Wakefield, of Char
lstte, N. c., will he in Lancaster
at Cunningham Hotel on Thurs
day Nov. 21st for one day only.
His pr ctIcc IS limited to Eye,
Ear, Nose aud Throat.
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To Rent or lease for term of
years The Dunlap plantation at
Gooch's ferry-5 horse farm open
on place. Good dwelling, out.
houses, etc. Address, w. T.
Vanlandlngham, Agt., Dry Creek,
5. &.
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Cotton brought Il cents on this
market Yesterday.

Squire Bart Sims XII led tw.
pigs Thursday which nstted $50
pounds. Que nettod $50 and the
other 270 pounds.
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WHY NOT TRY THk;
Mathis Storr
When You Want

: EXTRACTS We have the fol
lowing f1avors: Straw wberry, Pine
apple, Peppermint, Lemmond,
Vinilla, Orange, ETC., and can sell
it at bargain in quantities of 6
and 12 bottles or at cents per
single bottles, also small size Il,
5 cents.
STOVE POLISH-Can be sold
for Q boxes for cents.
SHOE TACKS-At 5 and 10
cents pack.
We are IN business to sell goods,
and will be glad to sell anything
we have in our store At a very
small MARCIA, and you can find
most anything that can he found
in fancy Grocery. So call on us,
when you Come to town whether
it is to sell goods or to buy. We
are in the market for anything.
S. M. MATHIS & co.
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The Crockett lands near town
are to hc sold on SaTesday next.
Rrsd the Sher,ff's add.
j F. Addison 4 20 toll you
you something in this issue that
will interest vou ~Her Sc keepers
read their add certain.
t Rev. Chalmers Fraser and Mr..
K. T. Beatty are attending the
South Carolina SYNOD which con-
vened 10 Charleston last night.
The Chain gang was moved
i Thursday from the Coyls road
South of Bear Creek over to New
cut where it will he kept busy for
awhile.
Capt. j. Fl. Fitzpatrick has a
gold coin one hundred and forty
nine years old On one side of the
coin are these .l,tor4 around the
edge: M. &. F. j II Rex, f. ID.
e. f. r. l.. ID. S. Fl. !. A. T.
ct F.. 1852; on the Other side is
"Georgivs III DEL Gralia."
At the regular m ,nthlv meeting
of tho Daughters of the Coufeder-
acy for Lancaster, hold Thurs
day afternooo, Mrs. G. r. Foster
was elected delegate to the State
convention which meets in Sumter
the latter part of this, month and
Miss Clara Barrett Strait was
elected alternate.
Mr.. A. II. Ferguson has sstab-
lished the best record so far this
season of any of our hunters. One
day last week he killed tea larg.
size green head Winter ducks at
ono shot and brought down snoth-
or with the other barrel as they
rose from the water. Another dav
ho killed five with enc barrel and
one az they arose with the other.
He has killed this season twenty
seven ducks at eleven shets. Who
can beat this2
Maj. B. F. Miller had fine
mulo killed by a special train on
the Lancaster & Chester RaiIr ,ad
about 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. 1t had cotton on the track
and the engineer could not stop
ia time To ksep'from striking it.
1t soon brought the train to a
staadstill however. 1t was not
instantly killed hut was so badly
inj ursd that enc of tho railroad
employees shot it to .rslsavs it
from its suffering.
One morning recently DR.. W.
M. Crawford found one Lf hi4
chickens partly eaten laying on
the ground under a tree in which
it had roasted. 1t occurred to him
that an owl had killed it, So he put
strychnine in the chickens bod,
and placed it where the owl coult
get 1T should it return the follow.
ing night. The next morning he
found the remainder of the chicken
about dsvoursd and there lay ar
owl, which measured 81 inches
from tip to It'd Of its wings, dsad
by the side Of a heap of chicken
homes. He kept it's claws and
hes them on exhibition ut thu
drug store.
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&C. 6. C." 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, 1901-11-09

Those who buv Meats of this
kind are anxious to know where
they can get what they want of
tho best quality. }. F. Addison
G Co. is the place. Nothing but
the best that the country affords
ssld At our market. We huy our
cattle from experienced men,
who know good sound animal
whom they see it. They cost us
more, but we prefer handling moth
ing but the best. You can get
meat cheaper ut other places;
but do you get as good meat
everything considsred2 Call or
phone No. 1O7 for what,> on want
Our line consists of NICE BEEF,
PORK, SAUSAGE mixed er all
Pork, as you like
If you are hungry the restaurant
is open at all hours of the day.
Meals from 25 to so cts, accord
ing to what YOU want to eat.
Respectfully,
j. F. Addison
& Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-11-09

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