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Mechanlr' e

p~rondxsv. " q whole front between forth
and IOsth SITS Hans be'sef v IAooo u
Butler
7S,h ~ sis u Frederck Brandt ~ Thomas
Mclaughlin and Ano
i.Osh ~. ~ y, David WEINBERG vs. Jane
Delaney st, ip. william RAblnoSiii ~
Gitsl smith
TSh 1T. "a Is r.. Abraham SArhAn " N-
nubiie savings and Loan Association
Hamilton TeTrac~. ~ Thomas J Law
lin ~ n & tom
ii.lh 81. ~ q Y. Antonio CerritA " Morris
oldber and ano
"A a. 100 = lflth ~. 7Stioo Adolph
<is.r " Samuel u Ros-nirld ~ al
Norrts Ay. =. no ? burnside Az. Sp,io
Ihnmns N~clAughlin " NJ T. Nrandle O..
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R~ai Estate Transfers.
downtown

tSo.fh 81 FouTse.ih ~
Houston VI. n = n Avenue ID n,lts Adam
Rrinhart 80 charles J spies. = . - 81 mts-
-,s. 4. > ?, io,.nS samuel Yacht 10 Wolf
Ros~nbers 80 mtg vi III .......... l
tgas $, rr-h AZ s~ftrra Fo1r,enfh aad iish SIS
t,t,r nj n ~. = : ee,tss william y
Hssrd 70 Municipal Realty Corporation.
fs01. mtte 0nsO to
I,vtns vi. y M. . -. ssstss Aice q Van
derbnt ., a. .,rs " william \ Heard y, ,-m
rer' orr,c-rty William X Vanderbilt 10
@m. y per rss7~ Ia
"a ~ nd y isSIio3 2 Joseph VI Phnbrok
" Berha Steinfeid 49, ........s...
wtsu srpt.
fw~s a, gy'ts az. ssfw~sn FoursSrth AVID iiGA SIS
nm sv q ~ s-th ii. solI0 Charles
IrrisNy 70 Mary Lynch: confirmation
deed e. . ..sffs'.' I"
H.NGN.
tns>Aauas fGand. a0rA OF iioA ~
N.a,soo Nv, n v eor ilsth ~, isbxp James
Neil Sr, indy and sier and trustee. W
hattie y RosenthAl, rssi4 N1"u
~ Sssola.avs.is sii' tSas fnnns,is
~ s Nv LstnGton sy. Ta7,I0iI
"TrIL ac~s~r W kmsnds keSser. al
tAcns. ..,..,..., 's'''''''
tns~sspA ~ rAs Brearl
ArS>~y sv\ ~ NilSt.i ii irvs kau
seSs.ss 'e-eA . S"a"''da' . % +,
SxsssSss in pia :, s,iu,s,
IN 1ssA Mann - Ms Jsss end sse. 49,
NIL a. ico , ceiss, .y ni'"
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O,rtRS.

HoI DRtDGE 4 wARD. . Nsrvn Nt-Orrr .
dt story bA~mcht and sub basstnent hrick
ard iron building. crntraily locatrd On q dOsn
town corner. tuD,ioO. sin sell OF rrnt TOT .
long term suitable tot factory OF satrhouSe
RuLASO a WHITING S hecsmAn - orer
. free and clear farm Of - Arres. ~ith house
barns. Ac.. In good condition.. at Sprtns Ntl.y
small dwelling or small. desirahly located
Apartment house In eschAnec. Also . cotner
apartment in an active part OF Madison Az
rsEt ~ yn Also, tot cash only To cloS an
estate, . plo, iGtiio on West it9th II
POST a RFFSf. Isl, PAST Hth 81 Oner q Your
story and basement 20 foot house on 18th 81
near Para ay has buffers pantry eaten sion,
new plumbing. Ac.. prce, ttl.0D. eSelusvt
agents Also q hous- lust under Is fret ~tde
in the e-. between Madison and sh avs
owner vii take sOoS Also, three corner
CHAS GRIFFITH MOSES 4 BRO. ieeo Amster
dam Az q choice ooner On q proini
men, avenue on Ms>hington Heights Sres'
hAfgaln ready for improvement
yOHN 2. DOYLE A SONS. IS William St-Orei
furnished apartment In the Hotel Toursine
Pas, 18th st three MONS and hath, 10 rrn'
during the summer months until octobrr u
ApArtnent Il on eleventh hoor. has souihery
tiposure, with perfect ventilation. and WI
be ven cool during tho summer
FOLSOM BROS. sS hroad~sN me severn
Also. on sfh II. near 9Th aN, a private houS'
rented q, 81 90 and trrcslr>. for sale AT s!auo
Also. two fun lots IN mi st. near brotdwsS'
for sale cheap
BRYAS l. KFNNELLY. 7 Pine ~ severa
choice parcels In The the 9Th ward, on uarros
~ price. tS"p. Also, a plot Sxei. on Noui
Mpnr- " and |, plot iTSsioo on Narcs ~
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roth It. n y Thomas , Byrne ~ Mrs Annie
Miller. MArch u. le17 "
pan ay. y 10 a ysth u. 2,ioo william
Uu.SS "a Maria A Herter and ano. MArrh .
"a ipg .... ..... !
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As, a, ,.l W city Of New YORK " Edward Won
"S,iS.nburgh ~ al. violation OF building laws.
~ % = 9Th Az. So,7oo 10 IN S.th st otto
straes ~ Lewis u HAlsey al al. partition. atty
,,S :, n : % = columbus Az. 5ori02 ,; George z
Farewell " Ny ron " Oppenheim, action 10
fronu-i conyeS anos. ATTY. ~ Egan.
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~Fover,osur~ Suits.

10th II. n = 100 : Riverside. niive lIs,l@ll I
irrrs samuel q bayne ~ hAude ! Gibson, 81 al
-,s"S a and IAN 81. ~ ~ W George V Watson
as rsrr, Ac. " Trinity Rrslty Co RI al ATTY. u u
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Iu,. New !-~tor, Hons,

Iu's New >tor, House
on Wildwood ii, near faibush ~ hsnisorne
atone front. two story fv-ld~nCrs elegant urigh'
borhood. tao blocks from Prospect hark ~ min
uteS frpm NeY York AZ modern Improvements.
hardwood trIn. swell front. boz stopp. balance
cen reuain On mCugNrr Nrts FOR booklet nt
cali, ". \ \. Brosn. Builder. flatbu>h Az. and
hld~ood ~ Open Sundays.
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plan. iiied Tor New Buil.iinE

s,h Az and ssh n. : " cot, eighteen stoy
hotel. Pm nfth Streri company nshrf
n ~;
isth II. 81 ~ a.. Ns Siorl tenement Vein
stein A simon. i2pt r,tn gton AN. owners,
a. IrIhAm. sp sh Az. architect. cost.
isi AZ aud l4th II. O. = COZ nNc stop stotssr'
Sxtv COMPANY. Columbus AN and sHh II.
owner Copcland a Dale 81 tAchsnsr ~
architects. Gust boot, cod
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Vrs,. tri~d for alterations
N,Spsrrss AND rHS BRONX
Items under 400 omitted

Items under S.Ooo omi ttedl
Rncad~Ay, nj VI. Improvement 10 Theatre;
Cils~y estate. owner, j " hcflfAin'k, -
isuQ broadway. Architect. cost y
MIN ~. ia q, improN emrnt 10 dweNlng
II Trowhridgc, premises, owner, 4 .
CIb~r. llga nfoadvAy. architect cost boo.
Hrooms st. lss, and suffolk 81, ~. Improve
mrnt TO stable and stores. Adolph NAndcl,
Isl; Ia inston IT. oa net. \ Z badt, l Union
u uArr, architect. cost co..
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ead ~. a ~ ". ssiso isifore Jackson TO
INC standard Coach Horss 60. 10 yrs
sab st. ST ". Mar Y Cannon and ano 10
John Kerutan, y~
Columbus aN sci. n = cor lolst n, Nlulam
mo wYr 400
For,yth It. ~ rmmA \ NAu>s to William
DeutSch and 400. 81 yts .............
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Recorded Mortgage.

poNsto ,
'""'' :"
rwhere no lhIefe,' !, s,',sn u'sa
Avenl" ", We" 60 S.S.
Feldmsn and Aho 70 Abfshsm NeNIns
ana ahn " "'"' "" ' as mO
~ pft 'eH Anrn.n ~, .,nan
To the state Rank. due June I. leo. q
pr cent ' 3o'
Houston st. ?s Y Nontx Srhsaf'i 70
blanche Hefsrhs'eh =! a. P'"' wv a..
Mulberry 1t - Muheifnlna hehwihsei w
inc bnw'rD "N"NN ' s.
7th ~. ~. Wolf NoSenbetg TO SAnucl "~h'' -
prof mtge t-'""s slN
-. .,,. 4, ,.ux,, gov-t>,.fA ava iiOsA SIS
'baA -. no.,a. nd
list av, " cor S'hN x.o'N',, 4 1.na
nuu " = 1870 ~
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Personal. Nome ~.

MORPHINE. coz. NJ. .NItNNt n. CDCAISH
tAlt mt stt cured Nh .utufm yOu Of harmless.
ps-san,gi uogac care An bALDNIN, bal
igl.. tuICago
.s. HuN4 81 rN.t fpl ctAIlr IN grave.
WhAt 0 tel BU4 ruHr,, ~ r sud uI ur and birth
da,s g. .sIf NffIt> uIwrf gu.. Chlrsgo.
A Your I,iut, wgs agsS.r~d to AT.
MT'r AgaU D. NJ. "
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wtNrN

CuAs onfrTrrH NOSES \ mn tsen Ams,ef
dam Az Nant q mail fafn near Nss -Noft
IN s,rhanss fnf . oofnsf hat In ne was
Atso = smsl ruuatn nlars % me HndS,e
90 a <auhnga la Vsehanfs tpf Q deNrahe
uriNat~ hnls % Nathnston Hetght
! tI AWFNCT DAVIS a 90. ttsth ~ and ~ ~
" ant sAtsrfrun,t o VAC on the fsnt kNes
hstvsyn nrins WNtf a.t lviham Hay Tara
nay ~ 4 kENNfLlN. fFius ~ wants q Cume'
suitable fr ngunf tuslnFss. On Jsnot. toiufn
bus Anstsfiafn ~ sh AN vii pay cAsh
FOl-sDN nROS AS broadway Wat . stable,
Nth recommendations lot o. bofsss and "a
wagons. brtwern canal aud tah 81 on lons
lsAss AkN. un lons ease, q tartor bnudlns
containing snsa ~ Sss squsFr feet. oa the
Vrst Sds, between iuh and tuh ss
AS A WHITING. s ileekunan 1-Ns
business prppsftY fuf Investment must he IN
gnri location and rented for q lang trim "
one tsnAnt. will pay sfaDn W tto.bD cash
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BOROtau pARk COTTAGES, near Schcol
pAWE. NJ utlbtk, it>s ttth ~, botough iaft.
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As.,.t H. acre, at mputa - N~W London iiafant
,.,ru ami near Intt ttASuil Nuist luc NV
lsr. lslud sound sutablr .1i ne ~tr'.d'r," 80
a..lgsu tHtp COTTAGE OTIS Ai3rrSs PM lN4ANb,
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DwrynINs. HOT sEs tn LIT.

\ . nol rs. unfurniss.d and i.mShed' In
desirable 10 l.tlons mt. ~ to Snn
LSpLSOM BROTHERS. ~ brosdwhy
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wessoh~ster Counu sale OF ssat
Anunbcr Of beauufri homes to rent al
YONkERS ON THE HUDSON.

Hizact pp'ut. most ursifaui- section, overlook
iny iuVcr And Long Island sound rent ven low.
AppiS OF Addr,e b.
GFORG T CH NPMAN.
- Grfty Squhfr. Workers. 4. Y.
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tAiIi. hNitY NJ ar'c a.. wNuJ,
a URiN,Krnhptt. - iasi .ad 81 ScN 1e-L
Ntr,UyAI Near Hrifurl station. good
fam. rfth.r a. 81 ~ agrrs. ~Ni'ndng 20 ,tn>s
kIN,r ,ANLr UNNpRl y = Nn'Ssu. Wv No'a
h.a ans. ~ a At,au,ld ,nuuts. '."t.
.,f t.r..btf. r.4nf.. NaNs - fauns fuf NaHT.
4 ,-rr~ - - Arrrs 'ruu sNp Ia slufsn N't'
H. At = n SNtIu. station l. MlnNira. conn
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rot -

with 'yrN To.r. pr pHyN'i r.. 'noi 'rnn'
AIso = new tufarf stole pr'u"Uf un pfnrtreb'
az t~rms 10 SUI = . : avn. oN ~
~ 10 mn, IN prrut.'t.'t |'H H'.F ' y .t.n
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New . room cottage. choicest residence section
- New Rpch-ll.. s. ! A' improvements can be
b.ouyht for 81 utI ca,h, snail balance on mortgage.
kddrcxS the ovn,t. : " u huG %, Mount Vernon.
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thorough of nro"I,,n Sal. OF asnt.
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.,... 4.u.,. ALA an alr.ust ne ,hau>tiiar
,...f U.s. sfa.r aItc aHi ,ul"T,i uaat1e nm.u,
,,.., lad, o. don ras flnis ~, toI plrif M~p
J,,uua tp..r az ,tH' ptiouAi orrt nls 70
Jn, y ~D~IEANbtR q. Nuuh Amt mean huhd
tu. IHlsIt Iuua ~
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. p~ANINrOEI, a
ONLY MN INo-I ANiIl IiOt 81 ~
sNptlIsS IIIIS. IAsI >Tw NOLh. ~
ILSN IEUM> IN Nufvoni Sn-ln'L mi
HtNt xoud sfs HIIu rruhr.. UtH flit !. ~, SnO.
RI>Is IoR slIu ~ piR NO>iU -sUD
iOW> ~ NRf dihIH ss Az
~UROOIItN
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$4,000 BUYS


Gar hARGAIN IN Greater NV lotk..
Tlsgant housr, ninr rUoHs aud hath. Sso "
minutrs tom Jity Han. y. \ small Amuunt down,
baiAncs NAms ~ rent J. M~tEhl.EMAN\. "a
last lnh ~. Nrw Nurk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-09-10
MIR. Sapp as a House Roller.

The Monroe correspondent of
The Charlotte Observer of Satur.
day, has this to say of Mr.. d. F.
Sapp, now of this county: "Mr.
D. f. Sapp, of Buford township
Or rather he was formerly of
that township has had an UNIQUE
experience in the matter of NOV
ing. His house once sat Just on
this side of the State line and his
church and school were In North
Carolina. But for the sake If a
good school which was built up
below him in South Carv lima, he
moved his house over the line and
became a citizen of the Palmetto
State. The people on this side
are now getting up good school,
and so Mr.. Sapp announces that
he is going to roll his house back
into North Carolina and take up
his old citizenship here again"
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For Violating Dispensary Law

Robert Baskins, COL, was ar
rested at Carmel camp ground
Saturday by State Constable Nc
Manus and Constable Connor for
violating the dispensary law.
When arrested they found con,
cealed pistol on his person and he
is now held in Jail on both charges.
WIN. Stewart, COL, was ar
rested and committed. to Jail Mon
day for violating the dispensary
law.
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BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE
TOW y PROPERTY.

| 1-2 acres, S room dwelling,
good out-buildiugs, etc. Corner
lot.
l acrc, new 6 room dwelling,
very desirable. Corner lot.
- acre, new I room dwelling,
splendid location.
Corner lot, new room cottage.
-Four lots, Broom cottages on
each.
l lot, 5-ro' m cottage.
3 lots, 3 room cottages, in East
End.
5 vacant lots, about l 9 acre
each.
! lot, 5>room cottage, etc.
Cunningham brick hotel build
ng on Main street, store
rooms, s sleeping rooms, kitchen,
etc. Also furniture, etc. Only
hotel in town. Good reason for
selling. A big bargain.
Also several lots in the town of
Kershaw.
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Deaths.

Deaths.
Mr.. T. S. Barnett, step father
of Rev. w. G.. Ewart, died a. the
home of the latter at this place at
2:3O a. m. last Sunday, after a
protracted illness of chronic dys
entery. Mr.. Barnett was u ma
tive of HuutersviIle, N. c., and
lived there all of his life until he
came here to live with his step
son about two years ago. He
was 73 years of age, was twice
married. and leaves his widow
and one child by his first wife
surviving him. Teaching and
farming were his occupations and
he was successful Mt both. He
was member of the Presbyterian
church and an estimable old gen
tleman. His remains, accompa.
MED by Rev. w. G. Ewart, we're
taken to Huntersville MONDAY
and inferred in the cemetery there
that afternoon.
The friends of Rev. j. w.
Neely, formerly pastor of Carmel
and st. Luke churches in this
county, will be sorry to learn OF
the death of his wife, which oc-
Cured at their home near Fort
Lawn, in Chester county, last
Friday. She leaves four little
children surviving her. She was
the only sister of Mr.. w. S.
Green of Columbia, and her re-
mains we're taken to Columbia
Saturday and inter red at the Mill
wood church Sunday morning
after services by Rev. 5. H. Zim
norman.
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Morphine Given for Quininc Kill.
Two Children


Two children, aged about 2 and
4 years respectively, of lsom and
Mary Ingram, COL, who live
about two miles South of town,
died last Saturday night from the
effects of morphine administered
by the mother late that after
noon. Mary had gotten the NOR
phine from bottle ut the home
of a neighbor thinking it was
quinine and gave the children each
a good dose. AS soon as the mis-
take was discovered DIR. Poovey
was sent for, and though he used
a stomach pump and did every
thing that could be done, both
children died before midnight,
too much Of the poison having
been absorbed into their systems
before the Doctors arrival. De-
putty Coroner Perry began an in
quest over their bodies Sunday
which had to be finished by Mag
lstrate Caskey, the Coroner having
been stricken with apoplexy ia
the midst of the inquest. The
testimony showed that the deaths
of the children resulted from the
mother giving morphine by acci-
dent or mistake for quinine and
the verdict OF the jury was in ac-
cordance Herewith.
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Captured s Gallons and a Wagon

State Constable McManus and
Constable Connor captured a 5
gallon Jug of whiskey, four q
gallon empty jugs, some measur es,
and also seized two-horse wagon
and harness at the colored camp
ground last Sunday. The owner
OF the wagon, who was thought to
have been North Carolinian, fled
with his mules and escaped being
arrested.
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Bad Accident to a Little Boy

Saturday afternoon, George, the
lettle 5-ysar old son of Engineer
u. w. Wall, while playing on a
pile of crossties at the L. & c..
depot here, had the misfortune to
have bis right thigh broken and
his left foot badly crushed by one
of the ties rolling down on him,
He received medical attention at
once and the little fellow is doing
as well as could be expected.
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Sudden Death of Deputy Coroner
Perry Whf 9 HO ding an Ia
quest

4uCSO
Our community was shocked
last Sunday by the sad news OF
the sudden and unexpected death
of our townsman, Capt. John M &.
Perry. He was holding an in
quest over two colored children
about two miles South of town,
who had been accidentally poison
ed by their mother, when be was
stricken with apoplexy and died
In about one hour. He had i'm
paneled the jury and taken the
testimony of two witnesses and
had sworn the third when his head
fell forward and he would have
fallen from his chair but was
caught by some one Standing at
his side. DR.. Poovey was present
and did what he could for HIM but
he never regained consciousness
and ceased breathing in about one
hour. His wife was sent for at
once but life was extinct when she
reached his side.
John Madison Perry was born
near Liberty Hill,, March 18th,
lo41. He was son of the late
Jack Perry, one of the wealthiest
men of that section in ante bellum
days. He was twice married.
He first married, April 21, 1864,
Miss Jane @. Brown of Liberty
Hill, and Ave children born of
this marriage survive him, viz. f,
Mrs. Ira S. Scott, II. B. Perry
and Miss Bessie M. Perry of this
county, j. M. Perry, Jr., of Fair
field, and B. 5. Perry of Texas.
His second marriage, Dec. 12,
1882. was to Miss Minnie M.
Massey, sister of the late James
II. Massey. Until they moved to
town about four years ago, Capt.
Perry had engaged in school
teaching. For the past two years
he has been deputy coroner. He
was a member of the Presbyter-
ian church and man whose in
tegrity was never questioned =
polished and refined, gentlemen
If the old school. He served in
the Confederate army, entering
the service in 1861 as a member
of the Lancaster Greys but was
transferred in 1862 to the caval-
ry, Co. H., 4th S. &. Cavalry,
Capt. Fosters old company, and
remained with it until the close of
hosti:ities. His remains were in
tered at Camp Greek Methodist
church Monday afternoon after
funeral services conducted by Rev.
Chalmers Fraser, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at this place.
The pail bearers were Capt. j. G.
Foster, j. M. Warwick, j. Nj.
Pardue, 7. H. Davis, w. ID.
Lemmond, j. w. Williams, sur
vivors of the lost cause.
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Notice to Graded School Pupils.

All pupils of the Lancaster
Graded School will assemble on
Monday Sept. 18th, 9 n. m, at
the Kibler House on the corner of
Main and Arch streets, and not at
the Court House as previously an
nounced.
The Board Of Trustees has rent
ed the entire building and it will
he used exclusively by the school
until the school house is ready for
occupation. l. II. BAKER,
Supt.
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Books for the Graded School.

Books for the Graded School.
l will endeavor to close out my
entire line of School Books
CHEAP for Spot Cash next Mon
day and Tuesday. Books will be
on sale in the store formerly occu.
pied by j. j. Blackmon, corner
Main and Church streets.
2ti. B. G. HoUGH.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON a recent visit to NV York r'iry,
made arrangements by which cnI,
hegC tia !"ans Of $500 GO and VI Jwnrds
on first mortgage : on improved G. iton
TAI II l.''I renI iutpTeSI on sums Cf
81 Loo 90 "Ud over. ard s ler cent in
ierest on sums OF J, ss tlan Sl,tCO.
No commission charged. only res
sol able fee foT abstiacr Of title.
r. T.. WYLIE,
sep. !, 1907 Gm. AtIy nt Law.
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To Cure n {, fd In One an
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggist. refund
money if 1t fails to cure. +. w.
drove sslgnature is on each box
Csc.
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Local NJ alters

MIR. L. Il. Duren has n sun
flower which measures IA inches
in diameter.
Plymoth Rock Cockorels cheap>
er now than iater on. Apply to
j. M. Steadman.
Before buying, selling or rent
ing, it will pay you to see L. s.
Carter, the real estate agent.
Union services next Sunday
night at the Baptist church. Rev.
}. M. Steadman will preach.
Miss Kate Lindsay isvlslting
Mrs. I. w. McMurray near Sin
cerity.
Go to Lancaster Mercantile
Cos for children's school shoes,
all sizes Best on earth.
For sale! One Invalld's 8
chair apply to Mrs. Lillius F. An
derson, Fort Lawn, S G.
Lost |! A plain gold ring
inscription II. M. H. TO M. S.,
Nov. 1878. Reward if left at
this office.
In Indian Land the vote for
Magistrate in the recent primary
was d. X. Hall 1O7; r. w. Dos
ter 27. For constable, Jno. X.
Hall 81; r. L. White 81.
The farmers in the Elgin Sec
ton have been expecting to make
ten bales to the mule this year
but substantial farmer from that
section tells us they will be satis-
fed now to get six.
FOR RENT. "A desirable
store room in the Riddle block on
West side of Nam street. Apply
to j. M. RIDDLE,
Lancaster, S. G.
Married, on Sunday last, by
Magistrate II. w. MobIey at
Heath Springs, Mr.. Philip Ham
mond and Miss Minnie Bowers,
daughter of Mr.. M G. Bowers.
There Will he a Lawn Party
in the Court House yard Friday
18th inst from 5 to 10 p. M, un-
der the auspices of the ladies of
the Presbyterian church. All are
cordially invited to attend.
John Barnes, COL, plead
gull before Magistrate Caskey
o" Two charges yesterday assault
and battery, and breach of the
peace-and was sentenced to pay
q fine of S1s. or to 80 days on the
gang in each case. He has gone
to the gang.
DIR. w. H. Wakefield, of
Charlotte, N. c., will be in Lam
caster ut the Cunningham Hotel
on Tuesday, Sept. soth for one
day only. His practice is limited
to Eye, Ear, Nose ard Throat.
Save money on your school
books. b. G. Houeh will endea-
vor to close out bis entire line
cheap Next Monday the sale
will take place In the store for
nerly occupied by j. j. Blackmon,
corner Main and Church streets.
Terms of sale Spot Cash. 2ti
Mr.. j. A. Estridge of the
Osceola section 10 in a very critl-
cal condition and all hope for his
recovery has been given up by
the attending physicians. Up to a
week or so ago he was to all ap-
pearances a we'll man. The ply
sicians pronounce his ailment
soften,ng Of the hrsip.
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T"c Bc>' Prescription for Mafa,nt
ChiIls and Fever is bottle of
GrJvc's Fasteless Chill Tonic. 1t
Is >in P' Iron and Quinnc and
tastes s., No Cnre No Pay.
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g M%vs-

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO.Q .Qninine Tablets
We remedy that cures a cold in ono day
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Latlmer Elected U. S, Senator.
Heyward Will be the Cover nor
Vote for Other State Offices
As Far rs Heard Prom.

The State of to day gives the
following as the returns from the
election IN the State up to mid
night. There seems no doubt
about the election of Latimer and
Heyward. The remaining pre-
cints to be heard from can hardly
change the result as to them.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE.
John Gary Evans 27.4o9
A. I. Latimer 40. 4SS
FOR GOVERNOR
ID. c. Hayward 39455
W. Jasper Ialbert 29,623
FOR LIEUrENANT-G GOVERNOR.
rank Is. Gary 80, 423
y JUN L. oloan 81, 513
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
D. 1. Can't 33,692
j. Harvey Wilson 81. .776
FOR CONTROLLER GENERAL.
a. w. Jones 32167
q. l.. Walker SO, ,192
FOR ADJ. AND INSPECTOR GENERAL.
j. &. Boyd 29,539
JOIN ID. Frost 37.2S5
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
b. L.. Caue hman SO, 794
w. BOYD Evans 81, ,SS1
THE ELECTION IN THE COUNTY.
The primary in this county yes
terday passed off very quietly.
The vote was about 800 short of
that cast In the first primary. The
vote was as follows:
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Tho Ono Day Cold Oure
Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Ouiuinx for
gold In the head and sore throst. Children take
them like candy.
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How A. Your K,dneysY
~ IIobhN @larIgs Pills cure all Lidney Ills San.
ale freo. AGd SieF' Eg Remedy Co, Chicago or N. Y
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WANTED.-An honest, ener-
getic man to solicit Life Insurance
IN town and county. Salary bas-
ed IN guarantee or commission.
Apply to,
. f. Lee McCallum, Dist Mgr.
Aug. 16, I'm. Camden, S. e.