davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
Stops the Cough and works Oft
the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cu.a IN o x DAY. NJ Cure, No Pay. Price,
- Ieniss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
Railroads
= ~ x Chesapeake &
~ .oD1t - Ohio Ry.
To Cincinnati. Louisville. Chieoeo. 81
Louis. Etc
From Williamsburg.

.EAVK. wEsrnoUND.
800 m. Daily 20 Richmond. Con
meets al Richmoul with amcs
River Division grain for
Lynchburg Lexington, Va,
and Clifton Forge. also con
meets IA Richmond daily
with Local &C. Chrrlottesvilie
and (exccpt sunday 20 Clh-
ton Forge.
ll9 .. m. Fast train texccpt sunday |
To Richmond. No stops. Par
ior car Old Point To " hitc
Shulpur and Hinton, and
Pullnans from Gordousville
Cincinnati. Louisville aud
81. Louis.
$50 p. m. Daily Fast train TO Rich
noud. Parior Car. No
stops. Come fs with Chica-
90 and St Louis Special car
wing Pullman tor Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
5.5s pm. Daily. Local % k's s
through trlin for Cincinnati
and Louisville.
,EAsTBoUSD.
a1oam. Local daily 10 Old Point,
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
| a.4s a. N Fast traindaiiy. withParioi
| Car 10 Old PoinV and Nor
folk
4.56 p. m. Except Sunday. Fast tran
with Parlor Car. No ioca
stops. Old Point, Norioi
and Portsmouth Nouncct
at Old Point daily wit
Steamers tor Washingto
aud Caps Charies IA
except Sunday. for Bait
more. and at Norfolk Wit
New York Steamer.
6.as y. N. Daily. Local 10 Old Pom
On Sundays only connectic
via Newport News iOr No
Il folk aner Portsmouth.
For detail information, connection
A. rates, tickets, etc, apply 20 Your STATS
n agent, OF TO
". O. WARTHEN.
District PRss'r Agent
&. =. DOYLE, II. W. fVLLEss
. 6enl M'g'r. u y
n Richmond.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

THx viRerSA GAzErrE. Csc Dollar I'll
year. m advance.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

sonvtnefng proof that ne kidneys and bad
.er are out of order.
what 20 DO.
There IS comfort In the kncvledEe 50
aten expressed. that Or. Kiirner's Swamp
Root he great kidney remedy fgiti1 every
yi.A On curing rheumatism. pAia In ne
szck. kilneys liver. BLADDER and every part
4 the urinary passage. II correcis inaealiiy
o hold ~ater and scaiding pain IN passing
I. or tad effects following use Of liquor.
zine or beer. and oyercones that uapieasAri
asceSsaty of being compelled % 20 eften
turing The day. ard 70 get W many tines
turing the night. The nii>. nd the extra
Jrdinsry effect Of Swamp-Root n soon
-esliEed Il stancs the highest for is wen
3erful cures Of The most distressing cases
| fyou need a medicine You should have ne
oess. Sold BY druggists IN Soc and 81. Sizes
You may have a sample bette q I'M
wonderful discovery 81
and a book that tells z4SFrS - = -
mere about q. both sent Stt..i : 3 .....,,7Is
/ Absolutely free BY mail. - - s. =
address Or KiincT g. Hou,s q s~4~pRs~s
Co. BlnKharnton. n. 7. W'hen writing men
Don reading this generous 0hsr IN ihis Pape'
/
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19
RaHroads
Seaboard AIRLINE ~
CAPITAL CITY ROUTE. "

AfAlAL AlA1 lkON r.
Shot line 20 Principal Cities Of ths
South ard Southwest. Florida. Ca.
Texas, California and Msxlco, reach
fnq the Capitals % SIX Ststsa.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL d,
1902.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, MAIN
STREET STATION.
No. %. SO. 81.
2fSP.M 1887 P.M.-Lv. Richmond
> 5G PM. I1.2o 4. A-Lg Petersburg
=5.27 Pm Ala ANY. Salrigh
Tl2Rp.M. 700 ANA. Hamlet.
1a3T g. "a 30 A.M-Lv. hamlet
r5OA An 1855 4. M.-Ar Atlanta
= LOO An 1855 A. M.-Ar. Columbia
Eastern rtmcl
l.o5 An 9.to AMY. columbia
Central Tfne.l
ASSAM. 40 P.M.--Ar. savannah
| el5AM 700 4 M.--Ar. Iac-convillc
lrO5OA. M -Ar.St- Augustine
545PN. Gas ANA. Tampa
ro a. Al. zoos A M.-Ar. Charlotte
las NJ 1O.11 A. Nv, Chester
AA3 AM.12-35 4. M -Lv.6rcensS ood-
6.I3 Al. $50 P,M.-Lv. Athens.
$50 All. 3.55 r M.-Ar. Atlanta
$40 f.M.-Ar augusta
llta5A.N. 40 P.M.--Ar Macon
6.gsP.N. go =. A.-Ar. Nomtgom'y
80 AM-AT Mobile.
80 a M.--Ar. New OrlcHua
6.5Sp.M. 1 20 A-.A.-Ar Nashville.
J. $50 An. SO ANA. Memphis.
e Train No. IS leaves Richmond 30
A. NJ. daily tor Petersburg. NoriinA, ~
e.. and all intermediate poiuts- Con-
uection at NorlinA With train arriving
Z, Henderson 2.lO A. "a and Raleigh $50
Il. NJ. daily and Durham Z. N. dai-
,r ~, except sunday.
IT, Trains leave Richmond Tor W ashiDg~
ton. New YORK, aud the East daily
IN No. "A AZ 6.45 A NJ. and No. 90 Al
al sos +. AZ
lk Connections AZ jacksonville and
Is Tampa Tor ali Florida hast coast pcInts
IN and Cuba and Porto Rico; az NeS Or.
on leans Tor all points IN Texas, Mexico,
al and California
- TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
DAILY,
sssA. n. No. "a, A IS p. IL. No.
NJ 90. S 45, =. NJ, No. IS, from aH polata
ga south And southwest, lroEa Norma, ~.
c., Petersburg, and local points-
ms. sLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
ION Nos. 81 and 34-FloridA and Metro
pol;tan Limited. Pullman Drawing
nNlnAr 0Ra~ANaAACAa AA4 N@~t - ~@-N-~A
l. Sleeping-CArs between New York ans
81. A Augustine. Pullman Dining Carr b
tween New iork and Richmond an.
Va between Hamlet and 81. Augustsas
Vestibuled Coaches between New f0r
- xnd Washington, and Oelweeo Rich
mond zna 81 Augustine Puma
Siecping-Cars (trl-weekiyl ber~S-
G Washington and PtEehurst- fGll--1
- sieepang-CArs (,ialiyj between JaekscE
Vile ana fAa,pA, aud between JaS.<.ll
vile and Orlando. Aiso thrOGSe AZ =
ing>rOom siesplEng SaFs OStWe en ~
lHS | York ana Atlanta aud Cais I1Fs ocss. q.
Hamlet Asd A "a -
Nos. 81 aac O. -saoo&Ed F&st Aai
Va. Pullman DraSIrg~Itcon- Baifet Sscepan
Gar 70 and from Atlanta. IA connectll
with which through PulEnaaa sick.
iIk ale sold. Pullman Parior-Sar betwe
. Di Jacksonyilie and Tampa FINEST ID
! Ae Coaches.
nld. L. p. SMITH.
Del District Passenger Agent
ana 1000 <. Main ST.. RICHMOND, V
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

SEDIMENT or set
Ting Indicates an
unheahhy contt-
ton q the ND
neys: n u stains
your linen g u
evidence Of hid
ney trouble. toe
frequent desire 70
pass Il CT pain IN
the bach IS also
49,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

Cake Laxative Bromo Quinine TsOlsts.
All Druggists refund the money Il e tails
20 cure. h. W. Groves signature - OF
each box Zoc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

Shor Line 80 Principal Cities Of ths
Soush ard Southwest. Flodda. Ca.
Texas, California and Msxlco, reach
lnq the Capitals % Six Ststsa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-19

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL u,
1902.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Child Labor Bill Killed.
Bill Regulating Liabilities of
Railroads Which Maintain Re,
lief Departments is Passed.
Special to Charleston Post.

Special to Charleston Post.
Columbia, Feb 5 - The Ser ate
today devoted neaaly three hours
to the consideration of the bill
"regulating the liabilities # rail
road c"mranie. having relief de-
Jartments for EMPLOY Tie
measure effects only the Atlantic
Coast Line and the Plant system
in this State. On he mOtion to
strike cut the en- c,ing tho vote
was to, being Is to Is The
Lieutenant Governor cast the de-
Gliding vote, which was against
striking out the enaotlng words,
and the bill then went to third
res" ing. The bill provides hat
employ ees who re Give benefit from
this relief tul d ,hall not thsreb,
lose their right To bring action
against the railroad company, az
the railroads now provide in their
contracts with employees
The bill to adopt the new code
was given its second reading after
it had been found that the code
must he adopted before any acts
can he ratified and became laws.
In the House there was anl tber
full debate ON the chilli labor bill
and it was finally killed by vote
Of 81 to SO, on motion to inds,
.finirely postpone.
Tho bill providing fer munich
pal courts in Colum bia, Greenvilfs
and Spartanburg passed it's second
reading.
The lawyers take the position
that no bill can be ratified and be
come an act TIL the code has been
adopted. Therefore tho new
Jury law, now ready for ratitica-
ticn, is held up. E. j. w.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Wholesale Robbery

1t has developed here within the
past few days that a gang has been
systematically robbing the Ian
caster Mercantile Company for
the past year, and the indications
are that hundreds of dollars worth
Of goods have been stolen. 1t
seems all to result from a trust Of
drsymen4aud it was big trust.
Last Wednesday John Wilson, the
delivery dray man, was caught up
with Helmplicated others and
tho numberI kept growing until up
to this time warrants have been
issued for, and the following per-
sons'have been arrested: :: John
Wilson, j p Ysndls, Plyler and
Deas, Ed Sanders, colored, aud
Dan Brics and VIM. Hagins, two
colored draymen who have been
in the employ ofthe company
The drsymen are charged with
taking and selling the goods and
the others with receiving them.
Wilson, Plyler and Deas gave
bondat once for their appearances
at court. The affair has caused
the greatest surprise TO the friends
OF tho parties accused. 'fi
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Sudden Death of Mr.. j. j. Nivsns

Me- j. j. Nivens, of Union
county, died suddenly last even
ing at 6:3O o'clock, ut the resi-
dencs of his 500, Mr.. j. H. Nivens,
at the Athsrton Mill. He was in
ths sitting room. talking to hi.
wife and his son when he fell
from his char, seized with an
heart attack, presumably, and
died almost Instantly. He was
in his ssysptieth year.
A widow and two sons, Mr.. j.
II. Nivens, of this city. and Mr..
J..J. Nivens, Jr., of Providence,
survive the deceased. The ,e
mains will be taken today to
Morven church, in Union county,
and The intermsnt will take place
there this afternoon. Deceased
was devoted nom Der of IN.
Methodist church. ~ Charlotte Oh
server, 4th. "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
For The Ledger.
John A. Montgomery.

Jonathan A. Montgomery, one
of the men that was murdered in
Dscsm Der last, twelve miles from
Oxford, Miss was born about
one slile north Of Dixie postofficc,
In Lancaster County, s. c., and
was the eldest son of X. ID. Mont
gomery. | have not the exact
date, but think he was born in
lS43. Hs received his education,
most of it, near fathers home
at what was then the b, Tx school.
1t took its name from old uncle
Iommie Relk, who did more to
educate the youth Of that day than
any man while living. May his
kindness never be forgotten. It
was at this school | first met
Montgomery. Many wsle the
days we played together and
swung on the grape vine swing
when little boys, and when the
cruel war began we were still IN
our teens. We volunteered in
the same company under Capt.
Barnes: Co. | 10Th ). G.. V. In
that company he served to the
end OF the war, for three years
in the army of Northern Virginia,
under Stonewall jackson, and
there was but few battles fought
but what he took part in, and was
wounded three times. 1t matters
not hsw brave men ever get to
DO, for of such that grand army
that followed Lee and Jackson
through three long years on the
bloody fields of battle in Virginia,
Maryland and Gettysburg, history
will never record the name of any
braver soldier than Corporal
Jshnathan A. Montgomery.
Shortly after the war hs, with
his father and motter, moved to
Mississippi. In his adopted state
he married, made Oxford his
homo and while in the discharge
Of his duty, arrestlng an OUTLAW
by the name of Will Mathis, he
with one other officer by the name
of Montgomery, was murdered
and their bodies burned in Mathis
house. We see from the papsrs
that on February 14th, M.thi.
and two other men will bs hung
Mr.. Nelson Montgomery, OF
this county, was brother and
Messrs. John w. A. Porter, j.
Wylis Porter and l.. 5. Porter
are first cousins to Mr.. Mont
gomery. He had number of re.
lativss in this county among then
Msssrs. j. Montgomery Caskey,
w. Q. Caskey and John Dav.
Caskey. w. G. A. Porter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF LANCASTER

COUNTY OF LANCASTER
Ply has. D Jones, Esquire Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS. w q. I. Porter, Clerk
OF, ourt made suit to me. to grant
him Letters IT administration Of h.
dere'ict Estate and effects If Wylis
II DuT~n. deceased,
tn EsE ARE THEREFORE to cite and
ahnOnish all and the singular the
KINDRED a"d Creditors Of the said
Wyio r. Duren, dee ea>ed that thew
b. and appear befo:e mo. In the Cour,
Of Probate, to he held at Lancaster
Q. H >. q. on tbs 7th day Of March
ext after publication tn. reof st II
O'Clock In the 'o-snonn. to show cause.
If any they have. why the said Ad
min'stratiOn should not be grant
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal
~. 23d day of January Ammo Domini
1912.
RI, s. CHAS. ID JONES,
Judge of Probate
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Death of Mrs. Lewis Colo

Death of Mrs. Lewis Colo
Mrs. Cole, daughter of the late
f. b. Mobley aud wife of Mr..
Lewis Cole of Heath Spriog, died
Thursday last, aged about 40
years. Mrs. Cole has had throat
affection for some time aad a few
months ago was taken to New
York where Al operation was
performed. She was a mem her
or Beaver Creek Baptist church
and was an excellent wsman. Her
husband aud several childrsn
survive her. Her remains were
inferred yesterday at Salem bury
ing ground.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

20 Minutes irI ,Inher.
Note Frat, N'> 80 AID SSsre
operated daily
Trains Ms "a 55 II l., 49,. IA Is
AID l6 areup rate d-ny exrept ~un-
day
CONNECTIONS MADE BY SuUTHERN
TRAINS
AT Mario N u, T. ,uu.c|s at Ma
rion with "uth.In Il. t'sih No "a
which arrives al Mnriou al s. IS In,
rom CHI ttaE Onga, II evil Z and in
tsrmediste ci Is.
AT Blacksl urs: No. "a and No Ii
connects with = uthen. Ry rim No
36 which arr.v. at i!lark hurs ut I 4S
ur. from Atlanta G.. viI., Spar.
,snhurg a, inter i.to p"ins
AT Yorkvi.; q "a chs with
q & N w tran No 40 which leave.
York lille AT l0:4s, a M for GAstorix,
Leno and int inedi,ie rnin's.
Al Rock Hi: No. 81 and "a con
nect- with -. ,h,rn i,y ram No 1t
which leaves II rk III / u, $50 = IN,
for Chester, 60 u.nbir and iuternle.
diate points
At Caiawba Jet: No's 80 asld a.
connects with = n l. niu No. ~
which pa ses Catnw n jet. "a, 81 q ia
| for Monroe and ~ ttrH,t dlaie ls siuss,
At LancaSter: Ms 32 ard - cen
meets with l. & ir.i M. 81 which
leaves Lar caster NJ f:45 y ~ for t1es-
ter and inter diate oihts.
At amder: WUh \ l. IN w >of
: } for har esiuu -unter Flor nee
| Darlington, W mingtnn and inier-
mediate points. Ira n No 6S whic.
leaves amden AT Ais, pm.
CONNECTIONS n DE EY NDRTHREN
TRAINS,
! At Camder: With A l. {, N w =,
- n" al ir' m Char G tor Fore, n.
Darlington, Wilmington Sumter 81, =,
me "diate point. whrch arrives a,
Camden ut n:l5 a m with south.srr
ny train No ~ T ON y.viia
when arrives at '-mdea at lI:S5 m
Al Lancaster: No ~ ooun,,,s a,
Lancaster with 1. Il G train No. J8 rs,
Ihester and intermediate o iuts
At atawba Jct: No land w CON.
aec's with = a l. tr..n No. So which
leaves NataN ba jet ut 754 "A po,
Monr e and interme.iiat. points.
At Rock Hili: NJ. 33 an. 35 con.
nec's at Rock Hill W tn Southern Ry
traih NO "a, leaviI < r. o. Hill y. g le
pm for thal lotte and points north
At Biacksbu'g: No 33 cornecs
WIN S"ulhern Ry uMns Ms IL 4:Ss
III, 'No 80 at ':t5. m. and No N,i
80 , m, for DNigts u. rita Ms sS
and 80 connects with southern Ry
tram No. 35. leaving Rincksbur at
ll:25, y m fer points south
At Marion: No, 80 connects with
southern Ry train No S5, leaving
Marion az ll:4O, p m for Ashevilis,
'haftanooga and intermediate points.
Ihrou9a' ar. Service without change
between Marion and hsreston on
trains Moss 32 apd35.
e. II. SHAW,
Genl. Passenger Axeut
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
The McWhirtcr Property Sold.


The McWhirtcr Property Sold
The McWhirter property con-
sisting of the storeroom recently
occupied by Abernetby's saloon,
on South College street, and the
store now coupled by w. H.
Hoover & Company, ON East
Trade street, was sold at public
auction at the court house yester.
day for $14 500, the purchaser
being Mr.. w. B. Wilson, a law.
yer from Rock Hill, S. C.-Char-
lotts Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Pardoned by the Governor.

Mr.. s. j. Rutledge, who was
convicted in the Sessions court for
Ksrshaw county for violation of
the dispsnsary law and fined 800
has been pardeued by the Cover
nor. , 1t was shown 10 the salts
faction of the Governor that be
had been wrongly convicted.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

AL! persons indebted to us,
either by note or on account.
must come forward and settle
promptly, as our Merchandise and
Guano accounts and notes were
a due the 1st of Nov. We have
waited patiently on our customers
and must insist upon them com.
ing forward and settling with us
Pre- mptly.
Heath Banking & Nsrsaltils ca
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
y "A - TO RIA.
So : Z1x4Zi;;;;Z!1s:'''' Z; :; = 49,

The Charlotte N.v.' account of
the 7 ''iRsoc Rockingham county boy, now
in Charlotte, who went to Texas
and struck oil and Is now worth
%, 00s, 900, reads for oil the world
like . circus advertissm ent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Local Matters


this market yesterday.
Rsv. j. NJ. Steadman will
preach Sunday night on Sixth
Commandment
For Sale or Rent Tbs Clond
residence-ten rooms corru q
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to I. S. Carter.
Mr.. Miller of Primus, reports
seeing q bslled buzztrd in t hat
locality the past week.
e Pay one Gear in advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Farm flee for
one year.
Mrs. S. NJ. Burns of Chester,
visited relatives and friends here
this week.
We are grateful to those sub-
scribers who have settled their ac~
counts slncs the beginning of the
year, and would appreciate the
same from those still in arrears.
Only two more weeks in which
to make your returns. Auditor
Cook will DO in his Office until the
goth instant to take them. Don't
let the tims slip by and your re-
turns net made.
The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will be
held in court house, Friday Feb.
II 1903. Examination will be-
gin at 1913. m., and close 4p. m.
A. g. Ruwell,
Co. Suot. Ed.
Jan. 1s, 1902.
Will Blake, COL, has two dogs
less today. He had four yester-
day morning. His sow gave
birth to six pigs aud two of the
dogs killed everyone Of them. In
his anger Will shot the dogs.
To Rent! A valuable four horse
farm. with good buildings. Farm
in BeIITown" about Z miles
west of town. Rent reasonable.
Apply ut this Office s
NOW is the time to rake around
the roots of the fruit trees to ex-
pose them to the cold so that the y
will not hs IN too big hurry in
crowding the season and causir g
the trees to bloom ahead of time.
The earlier large breeds of
chickens are hatched the better
Rev j. NJ. Steadmau has Barred
Plymouth Rock eggs for sale at
50 cents per sitting. No eggs ship
ped under 81. 90 per setttag.
The rural mail carriers will be
glad to learn that the house has
passed an amendnent to The ap-
preparation bill increasing their
pay for the last four moaths Of
the fiscal year from $500 to $500.
LOST! Saturday night last,
on the streets of Lancaster, $35,
in greenbacks ($2o bill and three
IS bills). Finder will be literally
rewarded by returning to
\ N. f. Moore.
Rev. j. M. Steadmaa attended
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with a tail is the trade.
mark of Cascarets Candy C Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal boxl Each tablet stamped
&C. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, ioc. rsai l. pi4 T4'-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. ii T.. White of
Rock Hill are visiting the latter's
motheri this county.
Mrs. Lula Cauthsn of Heath
Springs spent several days this
week with Mrs. j. M. Cauthsn of
this place.
Mr.. Preston Hilton of West
vile visitod his hrother-law DR..
j. K. Rulledge, this week.
Jim Faulkner, COL, was COM
mitted to jail yesterday charged
with stealing cotton from the
field of Mr.. NJ. f. Jordan.
Strayed From my home, a
black and white 81 ottcd Shepherd
dog Any information of its
whereabouts will be thankfully
received. j. ID. Adams.
A Negro man on Mr.. j. r.
Roberts place near Lcngsville
had the misfortune to cut himself
seriously IN the head while cut
ting cord wood Thursday. The
axe caught n some vines which
caused 1T TO slip and strike him
on the side of the head.
The members of the Legisls-
turs spent yesterday and will
spend today at the Charleston ex-
position. Representative Rich
ards of kershaw tried to have
resolution passed tor the members
to get no pay for the two days
there, but the House refused to
even consider it.
Letters advertised for the week
ending Feb. Stb, 1902: Mrs.
Jane Perry, Mrs. T. G. Fundsr-
! burk, Miss Merqia Tompssn, Miss
Violay Dunlap, Mr., w X. Reekes
Mr.. Walker Reed, Mr.. d. G.
Jons:, Mr.. James Jonos, Mr..
Abraham Gather, care Oscar
Scoggins, Mr.. S. b. Benson, Rev.
|. B. Benson.
Belle Nance p. M.
Lancaster, ). G.
A very pleasant social event
was given by Mrs. W. j. Roddey
last Friday. 1t WAS an afternoon
affair from foar to SIX and was
given in honor of Mrs. j. ..
WyIie, of Lancaster. The follow
ing were present. Mssdames H.
b. Buist, E. Il. Avery, j. j.
Hull, }. N. Cherry, I. b. Dun
lap, w. G. Whitner, W. B. Dun
lap, o. $. Poe. Rock Hill Her
aid.
Some OF the oil mills are pay
ing 80 cents = hondrsd poOnds for
cotton seed. Counting the bush
els ut 80 pounds this will give
%. s cents 4 bushsl. Now will it
bs better for the farmer to sell
bis seed and buy guano or cotton
meal, or use his seed as manure
In other words, can the farmer
AFFORD to put bushel of cotton
seed in the ground rs manure,
when they are worth half as much
AZ q bushsl of corn will no in the
fall Rock Hill Herald.
The Amos Owen cherry tree
people, through their attorneys,
II. j. Justice and Senator Pritch-
ard, have made an offer to the
United States District ATTORNEY to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

An Ola Iasa.
Every day strengthens ths belief Of smA
aent physicians that impure blood n -
'ssuse. Of the majority Of our dfsesscs..
N"enty-nve yssrs age this theory VA uSSS
p,.. Dens for the formula Of Browns' Iros
pis:srs. The many remarkable oares sifeoteS
D,Sa,n,i ~ tan apsss Y. CID hoSssshelds ssnsdy ass
&lsvlJ O.. ~ is..s7s - 49, t. ~ / 80 -:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

Educate Your Bowels with CHscar.r..,
Oendy Cathartte, cure cosstipAtioa f>retAs
1eN e GiGfT Nq}Ytrii ~ 'SSi ~ ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

An Old COlOred Man Drops Dead
Ben Smith, an old colored local
preacher cropped dead while chop.
ping wood at his home at Pleasant
Hill Thursday MOI ming. Mr.. N.
7. Cauthen and another gentle
mon were passing at the time and
saw him when he fell. They car
ried him into his home but he
was dead when they got in with
him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08
Negro Woman Seriously Burned

Negro Woman Seriously Burned
Cornelia Crawford, colored,
had her clothing catch fire from
FIRE around the wash pot Thursday
extinguished by Rachel Thornwell,
who was present, she was serious
ly burned on her limbs and body.
She received medical attention
asd is doing very we'll. Hsr
husband, Paul Crawford, is laid
up witht broken arm having
fallen off the buss one day last
week. 1t is an unfortunate. house
hold.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

usxH H4siEk,fEzso fokt. stA;s.s. (, -. ::ss sa .YnA,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. II E. White of
Rock Hill are visiting the latter s
motheri this county.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

The County Pension board was
in session Thursday and Friday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-02-08

u. n. SH 4 w,
Genl. Passenger Agent