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.Recoya of Courts .

The case of William Douglass vs. the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com pany has been removed from the City Court to the United States Court Plain tiff sues for s1o.oOo damages for personal injuries.
 The case of the Southern Express Com pany vs. the city of Ensley is being tried in the United States Court at Huntsville The express company Is seeking to have the defendant enjoined from levying a license tax on the company
 In the Circuit Court a verdict of s3OO0 was rendered in the case of Jackson Wo- mack vs. the sloss Iron and Steel Com pany. Plaintiff sued for s15ooO dam ages. claiming that while employed by the de- fendant he was caught between two cars and badly mashed
 A verdict of $2o0 was rendered in the case of Jessie L. Epperson vs. the Bir- mingham Railway, Light and Power Com pany.
 In the first division of the City Court Southern Railway Company is on trial. Plaintiff sued for damages for personal injuries which he alleges were caused by defendants negligence. He stated in his testimony that he had got on top of one of defendants freight trains while it stopped at the Louisville and Nashville railroad crossing in North Birmingham, his intention being to buy three cents worth of coal from the brakeman. That while he was standing on top of a car the conductor told the brakeman to put him off and the latter raised a stick to
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Mrs. l.. s. Webb Viee-Presidsnt of Women's Democratic
 Clubs of Northern Ohio.
~ HERE are many sickly women be- ' tween the ages of 45 and 55, but

HERE are many sickly women be- I1 tween the ages of 45 and 55, but 9 there are very few invalids over 55
 or 60 years of age. The change of life coming to woman near her forty fourth year, either makes her an invalid or gives her new lease on life. Those who meet this change in i'll health seldom live ten years afterward, while g woman who lays aside the active duties of womanhood in health seldom fails to live on in happi- ness, years after she has passed 60. During the change of life, the menstrual function gradually disappears. This is truly crit ical time.
 Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo, Ohio, recognizes the change of life as danger ous period and she also has faith in Wine of Cardui. She writes:
 "As had always been trnssbled more or less at the menstrual perinI dreaded the change of life which was fat approaching. While visiting with friend noticed that she was taking your Wine of Cardui, and she was so enthusiastic about 1t that decided to try bottle. experienced some relief the first month. so kept on taking 1t for three months and now menstfuate with nc pain and I shall take 1t off and on now until have passed the climax. do not dread it now, as am sure that your Wine of Cardui will be of great benefk at this time"
 Mrs. Elizabeth Barfeld, of Fort Barn. well, N. O., has had happy experience
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On Tuesday the Coal Barons will divide forces and propose to put up the best game of ball seen here this season with the possible exception of the Cleveland series. Three amateurs will be added to the present force, and the men will have two strong teams. Lipp and Ballentyne will be one battery and McKenna and Brown the other. Smith and Campbell will play in the inf1eld and Haller and Dad LaRocque will be the opposing first base man. Pitcher Wilhelm will probably play second base for one of the teams. The management is making arrangements to give the winning team a purse.
 Regular admission prices will be charged Tuesday unless you buy Durham Cigar and get ticket free. 4-19-4t
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Kiiogram, 11e Oandry), 8 to 1, won; Roue. 110 (H. Cochran) 10 to l, second; Rocky, 1o5 (Booker), ' to 1. third. Time 1:13 4-5.
 Fourth race. four and one-half furlongs. selling-Florestand, 16 (Booker), to 1. won; Impetous 1o5 CT. Burns), Il to 5. sec- ond; James aky, 105 CMcGinn), 50 to |, third, Time :56,4-5. .s e4
 Fifth race, seven furIongs, selling Royster, 1o9 CT. Burns), 10 to 1, won: i: Bounteous, 109 (Brennan), 8 to 1, second I; Elsie Skipp, 107 (Booker), 15 to 1, third. Time 1:29 1-5.
 Sixth race, six furiongs-May Harrison, 110 (O'Brien), 8 to 1, won; Ohio Girl, 11O (Odom), to 1, second; Adelaide Prince, no (Shaw), to 2. third Time 1:16 2-5.
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with Wine of Cardui during the change of life. She writes:
 "Please allow me to say a few words in praise of your wonderful Wine of Cafdui. When I wrote to you in 1900 was so weak and nervous that could not sit up very long at time. had such cough that at times l thought I was going to lose my breath. When Ireeeived youf medicine and commenced to use # improved in health and now am feeling better than have since the change of life. Ihope viii con. tinue to improve in health. l have reeom- mended your medicine to others and will continue to do so."
 This subject is serious one for any wo- man and the evidence given here that Wine of Cardui will lead her safely through these dangers cannot be ignored. It is . tragic fact that so many women sicken and
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.
M. E. Church, Dallas, Tex, May Eth.
 June Eth, 1902.

For the above occasion the Southern Railway will sell tickets from all points on Its lines to Dallas. Tex, and return at rate of one first-class fare for the round trip, plus $2, selling May 3 and f. with final limit for return passage June g; ex- tension of limit to June 30, 1902, to be ob- tained by depositing tickets with joint agent Dallas, on or before May 20 and upon payment of fee of 50 cents at time of deposit.
 It will be necessary for all tickets to be validated at Dallas, for which a fee of 50 cents will be charged. 3-6-25t
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PhiladeIphla. g; New York. 2.

Philadelphia. April 1s.-The honors must be awarded to Iberg and Dooin, Phila- delphia's new battery. Iberg was invinci- ble, striking out eight batsmen and allow ing only five hits. scattered through as many innings. New York showed lack of team work and frequently left the bases uncovered. Kennedy pitched well until the seventh inning when he sent two men to base on balls and was hit safely four times which with muffed fly by Theilman, netted the locals five runs. Score: K. H. E. Philadelphia ......2020 0'-9 Il ? New York ........0 1 O. % 001-2 2
 Batteries: Iberg and Dooin. Kennedy and Yeager.
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strike him and that in getting off the cars started suddenly and he was thrown be- tween them and had one of his legs and several fingers cut off. The defendant denied the staten ents of the plaintiff and contended that he had got on the cars to steal coal and fell off when the train started
 In this court Samuel Switman has filed suit against Joe Adams, William c. Adams and Jessie Adams for $500 dam ages for an alleged assault and battery committed by them upon him April 10. 1902
 In the Criminal Court several misde- meanor cases were tried by the judge. the juries having been discharged for the week
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Amateurs Will Play.

The Republic Iron and Steel baseball team will play the North Highlands at League Park this afternoon, and a good game is anticipated, as both teams are considered above the average local anna teur teams. The game will be called at 3:3O p. m. The lineup will be as fol- lows:
 Republics-McGrail, catcher: Cass, pitch CT; Talbott, first base; Burley, second base; Heywood, third base; E. Chairsell, short-stop; Rountree, left fielder; Poun- cey, center fielder; Pierce. right fielder.
 North Highlands-Henry. catcher; Me- Cloud, pitcher; Stone first base; Welch. second bsse Hannah, third base; Baty, shortstop; Welch, left fielder; Lindsey, center fielder; D. Baty, right fielder.
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lures the yearning Of the Quaker fans fo diamond action.

lures the yearning of the Quaker fans for diamond action.
 Don't Roast" signs have been hung on the walls of the Fan House at Chicago. The Inter-Ocean doesn't attempt to fore cast the Red series, but says. Tt will be alike unjust and foolish to size up Selee's bunch of youthful but ambitious cubs on the showing made in the first series with Cincinnati, for the chances are that the men will not play up to their true stand ard until the championship season is a month old. Then, and not until then. will the public gain a true line on the strenth of the West Side team"
 Clyde Robinson is entitled to wear the belt as the greatest of all the baseball acrobats. He signed with G. White Wings Tebeau and then jumped to the Athletics. breaking bread at Chapel Hill. N. C.. with Conny Macks battery squad. After he had enjoyed few square meals he turned another somersault and landed in the Kansas City American Association camp. Now he has fopped again and to Jimmy Manning's Kansas City Vest ern team.
 John B. Foster evidently likes the looks of the New York's infield now that Jack Dunn has put on c. Davis discarded pro- gans. His remarks: There has yet to be organized a baseball nine that had an in- field which never made a mistake. but 1t seems not out of the way to predict that the mistakes of the New York infield Will be few, as a rule. Pure fielding errors are likely to happen to any team. IT they become too common 1t is necessary to ols- pense with the services of the players who make them, and get others. Mis- takes of the head, however, are ire deemable. A player who makes those no matter how good he may be from the standpoint of the machine, might as well be released one time as another So Tar as can be ascertained, the New forks have not got men who belong to that class"
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Wilson May Be Appointed.

Nashville, April 1S.-W c. Wilson, who has been touring the south with the Cleveland Blue Birds, will probably be appointed umpire in the Southern League to succeed J. E. Johnstone He has been asked to apply for the position. He was substitute umpire in the National League last year.
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After American Leaaue Players.

Nashville, April 1s.-J. I. Gowland, an attorney of New Orleans, Is in Nashville as an agent of the New York National League Club, hot after Bradley and Earl Moore of the Cleveland American League team He has offered the men a big in- crease In salary, but they have not con- sented to jump their contracts.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
Alabama. 14; Mississippi. 3.

Tuscaloosa, April 1s.-(Special 1.-The second game between the University of Alabama and the University of Missis- sippi played on the campus this after noon, resulted in score of IA to 8 in favor of Alabama. The star plays were made by Weaver and Forman.
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Chicago. 5; Cincinnati, 2.

Cincinnati. Apr. 1S.-The Chcagos won today's game by punching their hits in the third and passing five runs over the plate The Cincinnati team secured more hits but they were scattered. Attendance, 2400. Score: R.H E. Cincinnati :. .. ...o02OOo o-2 10 3 Chicago .. ........005 1000 00-5 8
 Batteries: Gendon. Heisman and Der gin; Menefe and Chance.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY-Peti- lions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by George B. Shelden. J. S. Queen and George Burkhart.
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Middle Weight and Summer Underwear
 for Men.

If dozen lots of Mems medium and The prices in every instance are less bit of detail:
 1 strongly woven, being a hard
 twisted thread, 4 threads twisted
 in one and stands hard washing.
 They come in long and short
 sleeves; usually SIPS; today,
 each, 100 1 Cambric Night Shirts in plain
 white and colored trimmed, made 1 extra long and with low neck,
 no collar; usually s1.00; today,
 each, 69c
 Madras Pajamas in best wash
 able colors, usually $1.25 per suit; today, $50
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attempt to catch a high fly. Attendanse. 2500 Score: RH. E. Boston .. :. .......00010021 5 Brooklyn .. :. .....1 0S00 % s-l0 12 3
 Batteries: Malarkey and Kittredge; Newton and Ahearn.
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NO TRUE BILLS-No true bills were returned by the grand jury yesterday. They are busy examining. witnesses and did nor vote on any cases.
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MISS GoCKEL CHoSEN-Miss Edna Gockel succeeds Mir. Benjamin Gucken- berger as organist and choir director of Temple Emanuel
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Brooklyn, 10; Boston, 4.

New York April 1s-The fielding on both sides was frequently faulty. Dur ing the fourth inning Carney, Boston's right fielder, had his hand hurt in an
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tomorrow night at o'clock The theme will be "The Nineteenth Century-the Century of Humanity" MT. Oberdorfer is a young lawyer of brilliant attain ments He took the law course at the University of Virginia
 CHARGED WITH BEING DESERTER. Will D. Whisenat of Warrior, charged with being a deserter from the United States army at Ft. McPherson, was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Gaddls yesterday at Swansea. Ala. He was brought to Bir- mingham to await papers.
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REWARD FOR CONvICT-Twenty-f1 dollars reward is offered for the arrest of Henry Jones' Jefferson County negro, who escaped from Coalburg prison Thurs day night by getting out of the Flat Top Hection
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Other Games.

At nreveport-Shreveport 2, Dallas g.. At Chapel Hiil-Virginia g. North Caro- lima (ten innings).
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JONES' Shannon Jones and Miss Mildred Merrell were married Thursday afternoon at the residence of the Rev. T. D. Steele. who performed the ceremony. .a#.-'
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Genuine Elastic Seam Drawers, usually soc; today, per pair, 39c
 Guaze and Balbriggan Under shirts and Drawers, well made, usually 35c; today, each, 1ec
 Genuine French Balbriggan Un- dershirts and Drawers, shirts with French finished collars and pearl buttons, drawers made with dou- ble seat and pearl button front, usually 75c; today, each, 45c
 Imported French Lisle Under shirts in white and tan. This Is garment very light and especially
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CITY

MARRIAGE LICENsE-A marriage H. cense was issued yesterday to MT. Will liam C. Bailey and Miss Samantha Win aett.
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Highest temperature 72. lowest A. aver- age 5s.
 BEN M JACOBS Station Agent. U. s. Weather Bureau.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Spartanburg. s. C.-University of Georgia z, Wofford College 6.
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MONDAY. APRIL 2I, 1902.

Meridian
 
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At New York.

New York, April 1S-The weather was perfect and the track in good condition. Two favorites and two second choices were among the winners. Kilogram, in the third race, a handicap at six fur longs, won easily after indulging Roue with the lead.
 Jockey Hayden was suspended for the remainder of the meeting for his ride on Taxman In the second race. The en- tries of R. L. Meyer, who owns Taxman. have been refused. Summary:
 First race four and one-half furlongs, seling-Dark Planet, 110 CT. Burns), Il to 5, won; Glorious. 107 Uandry), to l, sec ond; Tom Maybin. 107 (Odom), Il to 5. third. Time :56
 Second race, five and one-half furlongs. seling-Genesee. 100 (H. Cochran). 13 to 5, won; Iridescent, 100 (Shea), to 5, sec ond; Taxman, Ill CHayden), to l, third. Time 1:0S 3-5
 Third race. Hay handicap, six furlongs-
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Forecast for Alabama.

Forecast for Alabama. Washington, April 1s.-Weather Fore- cast:
 Alabama-Fair Saturday and Sunday, except showers Saturday in extreme north portion; light southwest to west winds
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THE WEATHER'

Birmingham, April IS. Local observations during the q hours ending D. m. Central time:
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Rain Stops St. Louis Game.

St. Louis, April 1S.-St. Louis and Pitts burg tried hard to complete their game this afternoon. but after 1t sad been stopped twice on account of rain Umpire Cantillon declared it postponed. Score:
 D E1
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0u the Race Svack
At Memphis.

Memphis, April 1S.-The spectacle or breaking the track record of mile ana seventy yards was witnessed in the fourth race this afternoon. silurian was to l in the betting and defeated C. B. Camp bell, Scarlet Lilly and South Breeze. Campbell was favorite at to D. Scarlet Lilly was seven and South Breeze even. Scarlet and Campbell ran neck and neck all the way to the head of the stretch which was entered with the four horses almost even terms. The finish was an exciting one, Silurian winning by half length in 1:4594. The previous track re- cord for the distance was 1:47, made by Caviar last year. Weather warm; track fast
 First race, selling, mile and one-six- teenth-Sir Rolla, 103 (BelD even, won; MT. Pomeroy, go (Birkenruth) to ?, sec ond; Mr. Rose, 9S CT. Dean) 30 to 1. third. Time, 1:50.
 Second race, four and one-half fur longs-Rightful, 113 c. Woods) to l, won; Aurevoir, 113 (Coburn) 3 to 1, second; Li- man Hay, 108 (Birkenruth) 12 to l. third. Time. :561A.
 Third race, one mile-LaCrim ca, s4 (Walsh) 4 to 1, won; The ConQueror H., 108 (Winkfield) 12 to 1, second; Waring. 121 (N. Turner) to 1, third. Time, 1:1.
 Fourth race handicap mile and sev- enty yards-Silurian, T q. Walsh) 2 to l. won; South Breeze. 1O3 CT. Dean) to 1, second Scarlet Lilly, 92 Uouden) to l. third. Time, :45%.
 Fifth race, four and one-half furiongs- Notary, 99 (Birkenruth) 13 to 10 won; Step Around, 101 (Louden) z to 1, second; Gold Ornament, 106 (T. DeaD 12 to l, third. Time, :57
 Sixth race selling, seven furlongs- Nearest, 102 (BelD even, won; Ermack. S1 (Preston) 30 to l. second Edith Q, TOT (OLoughlin) 50 to 1, third. Time, 1:30h.
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ST; s;; E. ;;;. s;; :;; LOVEMAN ] E! ss;. JOSEPH X LOEB. More of Those Boys zoo Wash Suits
 at 05C.

undoubtedly recall the sale Boys Wash Suits we three weeks ago. Here three more They in Lnene Crash Gaaeas All neatly embroidered Some in the bunch worth S50 but 200 Sizes from years. You will find on sale at the front table main foor at o5c.
 lot of 400 al-wool suits in Stripes Cheviots Camees Sofol Vestee and Blouse sutsnnng three tt.s years, pnce 2o5
 thing play round n for school vacation time Wash Pants Denim Gaeas Crash They quarter pants but this lot is marked at oc
 A lot of Boys Straw Hats at 25e
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TO DELIVER LECTURE-The last lect- ure of the season in the I. O. B. B. course will be delivered by MT. Leo Oberdorfer In the vestry room of Temple Emanuel
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MACHINE COMPANY INCORPORATE ED-A declaration of incorporation was filed yesterday by the Eureka Foundry & Machine Co.,. whose capital stock is $5OOo The incorporators are Messrs. George W. Stirling, Richard H. Pritchard and liar vey T. Lankford It will do a general foundry and machine shop business.
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KICKED THE POLICEMAN-Frank O'DanieI, an s-year-old negro boy. was arrested yesterday for throwing stones and fighting When arrested by Officer Oswald he bit and kicked like an old hand 1t resisting arrest.
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BUILDING PERMIT-A building permit was issued to Mrs. L. L. Mcconnell to erect two one-story 1ve-room cottages on Twenty-first street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, north, at a cost of $140O each.
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When a man will sit on the marble-cold bleachers throughout nine innings at this time of the year, with the wind so high that it blows the love letters and tailor bills out of his pocket he wants to see baseball, and wants to see it bad At least that Is the way the word painter of the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph pie
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11
An Ordinance
Providing for tks Punishment
OF larceny oy ths Conn
pounding TKsfeoE III the
Town Of Lancaster,


Be it ordained by the Mayor and. Aldermen
OF the town Of Lancaster, South Carolina,
htouBcil assembled; andiby the auth.
ority of'she same
SrcfIoN !. rilxt larceny Of any goods,
chattels, or other personal property, of
which by Law lsrosiy ma, be committed
Of the ,alde of'twent, dollsrs or less. With
in the corporate limits Of the town of Lam
:caster, shall be punistrod ny fins' not px-
ceeding one hundred dollars. or imprisop-
ment not exce ed,ng thirty days.
SicrIoN Q. That any person or persons
who shalt co,hpound, make mp of'agree to
icem ronnd. OF ot'niakeup, CASA OF, larceny
as herein provided shall be puuisbed by
fne not Exceeding one hundred dol iars, or
be imprisoned for not more than thirty
days.
/. Ratified in Councii assembled this ninth
iday'of January, ous. Thousand niue hun
dref and two. ~-e
ATTIsT: Il. K. WYLIE.
t~l MAYOR.
; SEAL {. Czas. d. .JoNEs,
= V---o Cleric
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A MILLION VOICES

Could hardly express the thank
of Hon er Hall, of West Poin,
La. Listeo why: A severe cold
had settled on his lungs, causing a
most obstinate cough. Several
physicians said he had consumption
but could not help him. When all
thought he was doomed he beg an
to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption and writes-"it
completely cured me and savod my
life. | now weigh 227 lbs" It's
positively guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and Lung troubles. Price
soc and Sl.00. Trial bottle free at
Crawford Bros and j. f. Mackey
4 Co.'S
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An OK DIN ANCk
Making Vagrancy Crime in the
Town of Lancaster and Provid-,
ing for" the Punishmsnt
Thereof.


Be 1t ordained by the Mayor aid AL
dermen,o OF the town Of Lancaster, In
Council assembled, and by the
} authority ofthe same
That tany person or peuoDs found
wandering about Ia the town of Ian
caster from phaceto place, without any
known residences and who havo no
visible or known dn1eRns of gaining a
fair, honest and reputable livelihood;
all Suspicious persons going ABOUT
within the limits OF satd town, swaps
pi.g and barterihg; hsrss- (withnut
producing a certificate OF bis or t"eir
good character siEhed by the Mayor
OF some city or the in,einieni OF some
town In south 1aroiinaGE itewise' all
persons VINO acqaire livelihood by
RamDithgsor AhOtse racing without NAY,
: 'her visible ineahs OF xainihga liveii-
hood; also, All persons Win lead idle
and disordariy II s.. "a, ewi.s nj, n.r-
.,ps f,o, n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11

The new rural free delivery
mail route fro n here through the
Walkup, Curston's Store and
Osceola nsighborhood is to 20 into
effect on the first day of February.
The application for the routs
through the Walkersyills and Nc
Cain nsighborheods has received
all the necessary endorsement and
is now in the hands of the ilspsc-
tor. Waxhav Enterprise.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11

A resolution WIS introduced in
congress Monday for all spprspria =
tion Of $12,OOff for bronze tablets
communicating six great naval
victories, beginning with those of
Jshn Paul Jones' in 1897 and clos
ing with the battle of Santiago
bay, "Commodors Winfield Scott
Schley commanding" in 1898.
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Mr.. Thomas Arledge, = son of
the late Thomas Arlsags of this
city, died at his home at the
Victoria Cotton Mill last Friday
afternoon of what four physicians
diagnosed as csnflusnt smallpox.
Mr.. Arledge took sick only four
days before. The deceased was
35 years of age and leaves his wife
and four children. As far rs We
have been able to learn tho small
pox condition is unchanged, there
beng no new cases. Rock Hill
Herald.