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teiisse Essias.

To ruE lutIoR oF rus StN ~ ~ ~ ed
iuuHl Of 10 ia, n SVN the Vale stgd rutN AZ ,pbAru
at ., hsving "egg-d" the New ltav~u nrtmrn
Whether 't- rrinu r-arh-d Tsr SrN from The
NsE Hu,- RsgHsr OF irum an, Other ~oure.
% D.. untrHr
What ralli DID hs~ = vss ihs Tue hnnnr~
10 c.lthtsir our rrceGi Nirt"p oN.t Tnnr-ton
~, hIming IN en- "Tsn lot. M buildings Nrrr IN
danger. snd IElicc wete prr>-ui to sec thAt no
up to he nrr Connexions were made. the water
tlfnri on. and. although N" nrrmcn had pl.uiy
of nsntn 80 put oYt the hf'. shJ Nothing fsf
isrn thrown ~ them. set. b-torr they nut water
on Tine nr-. tbcN iurn'd the ho > IN tbs .mN Il.
In sftFh thots VEN not = trv wumeu
Judge tot NuIr-t' whrthsr u NAN inc Nate su
dents 90 th- New HaNrn nTrm~u Vita 49,. N.
"ultlsfs N.ts "a
Wv nav.~. conn juno -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
O>F tOWPt>I W. Mi OrHERS.
Declared >ot To he = Violation of the
Nnti.Tru>t Law In rr~as.

Nav ORigANs. Ia Dun. ~ II l. not a
violation of the antitrust Law Tor a rom-
panv tn buy up and n~I~ra,. other corpora-
tons IN IA. sam" business THIS j. the
decision uf the supreme tourt % Texas. ~
the antitrust law 10 hat state. IA. most
radical and fsr-r"arhins ia the Union
The Shlprrrs Compress and Warehouse
Comp any started IN to remove opposition
and control the cotton ompre- business
by buving on, the other concerns. II
bought up sin cotnpress"- IN various parts
Of ~. stat" and Tho Attorney Genera inter
fer~i and brought 81. Tor n forfeiture az
it, charter. Declaring that hy the~. pur-
'hass- " had So ure-i a monopoly OF the
compress business, and wa rcdu"ing
commerce.
The supreme Court al TEXAS. however.
'akr- a different view ~ the matter. de-
claring tina there l. nc monopoly about
IN. purchases and h q a company can
buy out A. mAn- other companies A. y
wishes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
HER >I1k FRIEND cor ILOWIE
iittie s.iri Arrested for suttinG rh"r Co.
Psrk B~d top~ Bought Tier other

Park Policeman Ryan a. brarn' E
Park. Newark. found ht'lr Louisa ,..".
81 Silver Lake cutting fovcf~ lr
the beds Yesterday and took h"r. v.,' r.
to the pnlice station Judge
tened To the child'- story. vhl"i 'l-
she wanted the fower~ for au.''..
girl who IL sick. Sh. had no mou,f
them. ~ she ooh her mother .,I--
the park and cu, a few She hal
II was stealing Policeman Rvlr led o
When he approached ia. child ~i'' = 8
the fiowers. she made no move Geo
The Judge l.' her 60 aud sr '
police station money Wa gath.
Ia buy flowers for her sick fri.u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
az, VII >pp-sl ~ car ahead, Law

The CITY will APPEAL from the DECISION
rnd.rsd NV Jus,i~" Joseph on THURSDAY.
in h,ch he held that the Car Ahead
ordinance" was - loosely drawn ~ to H.
uU.nforCeahie.
Assistant Corporation Coun-el Cosby said
Yesterday that several a, h.r pending ca-.s
would ~ tried ln oits'r courts ~ addition
To the apIsal from n" decisions given nv
Justice Joseph. S'"I~ will al-o 10 taken
To- haN. The Nonllng 81 The Law changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
Cruisers Topeka and cincinnati on the
Wa, 10 Ia t.usyra.

NAsHISoIoS, June 20 The guubost
Marietta. which left New York on Nedn-s.
day for San Juan. Porto Rico, was ordered
originally 10 relieve the g%unloa, Machia-
At Colon. Colombia, but in view ~ the Serious
situation in N"ns zu~ls, she may lie sent
there.
TIE cruiser Topeka sailed Yesterday from
San Jusn for la Guayra. following tho
cTulacr Cincinnati. which should IT, at
la Ouayra Tonight OF tomorrow morn
ing
The State D"par' ment IL still without
adNi~rs from United States Minister Bowen
AZ caracas. No p-port has t--n reviewed
from hum except n lelated Telegram.
presumably filed hsforr the capital was
Threatened since the homhardm'nt ~
la Guavra 10y the revolutionary forcrs
on Juna !.
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From scranton.

Tu rEt Enron or 1HR SIN SV tnent
tins question of trusts and UNION.
.~nt u after al. ~ was aid Of the tsrtn. q
local issue Isn't " human nature
The ayer1g" mIu-r - q hard-NorkIng
indtvidual. irving to do h.'tcr and the opsr1-
tor. Of TODAY were mincr- Be- f.u years ago
let - Wish them all we'll aud let ~ leave
them 80 -.ttir their difficulties IN their oNn
back Yard
"" ~" q Icacc-lovtng PEOPLE and disl k~
seeing ~" fHir name ~ our city hasintrChnd
Ihie community. or this country. T. no hot
'.r than ~" f-oVl" have made "
Ssr.NTpN. Dun. - DrTtMo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
Va ram FFNCE tDvERTISING.
Court Rap~ Tamman,'. Causrn for Per-
mit,inG u ~ Public Prop rrt,.

The order ~ Park Commissioners illcoS
dirsr ing thai all advert ising matter on the
fruc,'- surrounding the site of the new
Public Library IA Bryant Park hr r"m",ol
was SUSTAINED by The Appellate DIVISION Of
the SuITrm" q Yesterday t,oTe.
Clau-rn, Tammany'~ commissioner gave
Mcnamara 4 Go the privilege II adv"r-
ti-iug on these fencas. CommiS-innei Viii
cox cancelled the contract a. -ppn a. he
took onhCr The Appellate Division SAYS
that u was n r"yocable privilege. and adds
The COMMISSIONS wa clearly right IN
his efforts 10 prevent the u-r Of he public
pruJsti v for any such purJGs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
King ~Irwanike.

our dispatches from London report
that LEwANIKE. King "f B~arotselnnd.
the only negro sovereign who will grace
the coronation of EDWARD VII. IL a
shining hgur" m the West End and
Toasted greatly nv the Hupper Sue
kles We ran hear the marine cable
throbhing IN the fierce current of Mr..
ALFRED irSrIN'> Ode:
on svfr ,Ir- wing soar ana sing
oar du,Av d,is,. A'rc's King
WIN ,s~.i-i hr., th han e,cr fsnn,t
pot pin.on,. lungs. .,psnd.
Md rtAnt the chief OF b.IptsclanDi
rhsr- o, ~ onArs "a an the pArs
an ro'd a Andi- 90 our dArk.
n s'>'-d And sislvar. manly tanned.
N'mrg sovereign ~ HAroisel,nd
10 dine, VITA Eari, and Ma, fair girs.
Ard All Hel.fAvs round him >wlrs
IBrt~ q, 10 swell In eli Pan Mail
row oar mArA rrnc, can bear the b-l.
"lga' more bright than D,y. q grand
nod 'h'n Ioft - lAfot>elsnd.
81 'rr weeping, ~ The Rand
Nsr~ p4't . h~sp. IA hold them ,h,ap
r-sII" zoe kIus - Wru,s-isnd'-
W and soon NrREp King LEwANIkE
= enjoying himself and our only r ct
about hlm j. that he doesn't appear in
royal Airi"an dress or undrcss. but wear
afrpck coat aud gray trousers from Bond
street and a tall hat and pateni-leathcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
ny WF>rCHFSTER WtIIr car
i~b"uGh-rt, suggests requirement At -
rtant D., the city.

commissioner Dougheriv "i 't" -
rar'inent ~ Water supply. Ga- ant lt"
tr,ci'y recommended YESTERDAY o. 20 .
Beard Of Estimate the Coudrmua'i.r .
IA" city of certain property oWu',i ~ -
New York and W'~t~h.~,.r Water ,untar,
should III" recommendation - ai Ir.l
u will mean ,h" taking over by 'I" ,f.
III" company's plant TIL" ma''"f WIS
iaid over Tor a week hat estimates - 'H'
probable cost may u. prepared ard a.
opinion ohtainci from the Corporation
Counsel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
TE> tSIOi y HORG ~ tvrER,.
In~,'r s,tn tuer tins, s'sur, Heuxr on.
tract Win New Pssn..

Horsnn a Sla,iery, the Tammany arr HI
tocis, do not mean To ALLOW thu conlrac, for
charging III" County Court Houre to GET
away from them " they can help It They
vro'e To the Board Of Estimate yesterday
that a --'"nd -t Of plans. better finished
aud NOR. attractive hail ,-cr submitted
They insisted that the actual plans them
selves had NOT is~n altered and ~ suprnr,
81 tins assertion referred the iosrd TO
Jusilc~. Scott. Trush and Iugro. The
lizard dldn'l do ANYTHING ahnni
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
New >er,h RN~ DseA. >u,hor,, ed.

The Boari "f Estimate Yesterday au-
rhonnei III" i-sinnine 81 mnation
proceedings asnins, tho river front pruT-ry
between tighte-nth and Twrnty-third
-ir~t- and extending from El"v.nth ave-
ma. to The North River. The property.
which - Nalussi NJ nIor- than 81 1n Ga.
l. Ia 10 u--d for additional docks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

The Republicans ~ Vermont are. I'M
fortunately. divided In tho matter 81 a
candidate for Governor Of their own state.
hut they are ~olidly one with the Repub-
licans - Kansas and Nebraska IN favor
~ reciprocity With Cuha.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

II = ~-n sss~s thai Cel Jss 0.rvss ~
r-nn-ytvaHia a-,sr .iriek bat u.- drv
is'- In r-ss- af.i that bessa ta .t-su,
alternating eurfrni- - r~~ ssi-F. ssia
wsi~r spI hsif 10 IN u,,H,-st 'ol GuT1sY
~IsHt-vi p,-f h- -,isr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
site. for Two wsrr Carnegie ,lnr ar,e.

The Board 81 Estimate Yesterday au-
thory.d condemnation prorr-dings against
property at ion and 1872 Am,,erds IN av-nu.
and ~ and 20 Past i,ilh -tr.~i a. sites
fpr ,arn.gI- hl,rar--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

How Will the 'eyn,-d orhcials App~As- the
Magistrate Tot having Violated The SMOKE ord
name
,asS A scn coAl sas~er ,urn,,h svsy
wfatl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

rhr r~or.~ ~ indiana ar~ v-y much dssstsrrt
vfn 'hH Authorization III tior THOMAS "a,
OAR af f'ffH'HnHsiS g7f ~ Ds-o.'Tnt NfrarI!
COW ~Tr,f
W. like the Hon Tow TAg0.Rr He l. n
growing man see how he has grown 20
m" extent ~ believing himself N" p"opi.
Of Indiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21
s.s..r,p,,ss. ., s.n. r..ap.la

i,rts N.,s. . ", g. 80, cant up't ari
h asq.s NJ tr b., II,,ari ts',ap.t ur'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

~" Humi1s trust. mr.fpurs'-i u >"~
J't-ss A. 'hs ,us.r,,an " anins tuinpsEN
has Eubbtr,i he II. hsnat-4l. ussrthv m,lls
aId tvu.aHus voft- thus t,-= me
uuI=aN IhT'st-u M. nf,tstt-i tahl- N-t
ih'hi's rats abd lD,ms tu tH ssph"ne
aSiu-i b'uuu-s- \, continue 10 eat
l'n'u'' T. NAV h.. s,.~i h"nrttN amt
h'hl" lu' -It-l.t ugh ID" ~'"A ~ Tie
'hfu.'i- 'l I+f~pn- vt. ha\" No~"si q"
1IItu--- irI-t- l. 'tst- a HOG ltusi. a
h',unN ltG-i' lhru NJ NO." h"s aisi
h'tn'n' i"t <, uu.hr Is'mu'tai~ Ia" can't
alt'' hr ann a. fh-N ptrlsud they want
T." 10, ihH tt,y ga alter ti'f diet Nrt
ilr' A"'P uu tIi-, IA ,i'in-ri'-, ~dh
m"hnlSlN tainted >ttf amt 'unfn- 'h'1r
Nttiu 't- anger in pialfurm trsOiutt'tIs
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ftpt fNEpt.lCk StAKk 1T ~" niN-r-
>"E "i ihicago has been Inipart.ns thut-
exclusive iriotmstluu 1" hls fortunate
cla-~''s Tie tells them that 'sup"tstuion
hss gain.vi a fonthold among the most In
iell,Stual cls---s 80 tm-ri's II this
v-r" 81, IL ~er" n gri-Non- fault. but there
l. this cun-ulatiun A. long ~ superstition
II cOnhnsi to tho intellectual classes. th-te
ar al least two or thrre professors In the
University uf Chicago who vail b- free from
-~If-r-utiou
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n" evcr-frcsh ard evrr-doligh,ful Prof
OaC,R tovriL TRIGGs 81 N" University
of ,h,cago shakes his bra:nfIl head and
lament- that M" cull"g" gradual. l. unfit
Tor the practical affair 81 life Prof.
1RiCGs fear thai The collcg" man going
nut into the world viii not be prepared
for i,- rough work and will h" hampercd hv
tho ideal - cui,ur" that has been urged
uJsnn tim SIN, college graduates are
doing remarkably well IN business: and
he real cause 81 complaint against the
college. u not that their graduates have
too much literary culture but that per
hnp- tho majority Of them have -~carcelv
any AZ all. Pruf TBIGGs has h-an inclined
~ worry ever sinc" h" began Ia ponder
the rrnhlem II naming his iahy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-21

10. ,sre'' .nd ees' OF Hood rurs.r = Jssss,
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4 Lancaster. cal despatch To- the No
york Commercial t"lls of III. luck 81 Mr. "
?. CARrFr. an Eastern oil eSIrr.- who
was drilling for oil ~ IA" Antelope Valley
Al the depth ~ aO feet tho drill = dropIssi
through 90 and q column ~ water = shot sky
ward IN. workin"n found IL cool. delight
fll and invigorating. like 'le br,-z"- Of
the Antelope Valley Presently they found
thai 1T isai fruit salts ~ castor OIL .
Naturally Mr. C,RT.E j. glad to own a well
Of pure and effective medicinal water. but
he % j. trying Tor oil again He ~uuld Ira
foolish no, To Try Ana he ought To strike
q, least al olive oil gu-hrr tb- neat time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
The Governor Refuses
lolPardOn Dr. MaXCy Lee


The State, 9Th inst.
The governor yesterday acted
finally IN the matter of the pets
ton fora pardon for Dir. Maxcy
u. Lee, convicted in Darlington
count" in 1899 and sentenced to
lie Imprisonment in The State
penitcntiary upon convictiow of
murder with recommendation 10
mercy. 1t will be remembered
that this bright aud promising
young physician shot and killed his
aged father with whom he hadlivcd
he being also n physician. 1t was de-
veiopcd at the trial that Dr.. Max
cy Lee was under iho influence of
liquor at >tho time and he has
claimed from the first that the
ElIllng was purely an accident
Inc case has been one attracting
widespread attention in view of
the prominence of the parties con
cerned. Recently strong pets
tlons were presented to the gov
ernoi in behalf of the young ply
sician, but Solicitor Johnson
made no recommendation add
Judge Benct set out at some
length and very strongly the rca-
sons why he could not recon-
mend the exercise of executive
cIemency. After carefully con
sidering the matter in all its
phases the governor yesterday re-
fused to interfere with the SEN
tence of the court.
DR.. Lee has been of great asst,
stance in the medical department
at the State prison, and his work
in the hospital has been of such
character as to receive mention in
the annual pcport Of the officers to
the genera assembly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
Disastrous IIsii Storm

A severe wind, rain and hail
storm visited the Bruce section
about three miles West of Heath
Springs Monday aftei noon dong
considerable damage. The dwell
ing of Mr.. Lucius Bell was razed
from its foundation and badly
wrecked by the wind. Forum
ately none of the family we're at
home at the time. The crops of
Messrs. A. u. Horton, b. c.
Horton, w. p. Mackey and L. p.
MackeY were totally destroyed by
the hail. Great damage was also
done to the crops of Messrs. w.
b. Bruce, j. Samuel Bruce, S. T
Cauthen and Others. Corn, cotton
ncr even the pea crop escaped.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
Two Death in One Household.

"A few months ago Mr.. Colum-
bus Beckham moved with his
family from the Heath Springs
section of this county to Colum-
bla. They were then IN their usu
al health but the sad news comes
that last week death entered the
household and father and son have
been taken hence. MIR. Colum-
bus Beckhnm died on Monday of
last week and on Friday follow,
ing, his son, Ellie Beckham, aged
about 90 years, was also stricken
down.
Mr.. Columbus Beckham was an
old and respected citizen of this
county. He was born May 16,
1927, and was in his 10th wear.
In his young manhood he mar
rled Miss Matilda Davis. Ten
children were born to them, seven
of whom with his widow survive
him. The surviving children are:
Messrs. John, Simon, A. r.,
Thomas and James Beckham,
Mrs. Wren Jones and Miss MIN
ME ~Beckham. Mr.. Beckham
served in the confederate army
for three years and made good
soldier. His friends in the coun,
ty will be sorry to learn of his
death and will sympathize deeply
with Mrs. b., in the loss of hus-
band and son in less than u weeks
time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
Special to The State.

Speclnl to The State.
Sumter, Aug 3.-Thc first
bale of new cotton was brought
into town and sold on this market
yesterday, by Mr., w. a. Bow
man. twas bought by Levi Bros.
for . cents and was graded as
strict middling.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06

WANTED. Scrap iron of every
description and old machinery.
Any kind of fire wrecks or stocks.
Write for particulars. Address
j. b. Garfunkel, Columbia, S. G.
July S, 1902 I'm.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
In The Belly OF A Fish Reposed
the Ring Lost by Young Lady.
Special to The State.

Speclal TO The State.
Cengarec, Aug. IA very
strange and lucky incident hap
pened last Monday. Several years
ago Miss Bessie Scay while in
bathing in pool of Il stream had
the mlsfol tune to lose her ring
and could not find it by diIigent
search then. Monday Il fisherman
sold some carp to Nj. L. Fl. Auld
of Eastover and while the cook
was cleaning the fish the same
ring was found in the stomach of
the fish. The ring was identified
by the owner and delivered to her.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06

The Columbia Record says:
"Mr. Charles Jeffcoar is an>
other citizen who has been roundly
abused by the newspapers. which
have denomlnated him as desper-
ado, a murderer and horse thief.
According to the way some people
view it, this shows that Mr.. Jeff
coat is Il high-toned, honorable,
Christian gentleman.' And ought
to be elected governor, by way of
"vindication" and ''pronotion. :"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
You Kn0tO Uhat You are TdEi,lo

When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iron
and Quinine in a tasteless form.
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06

If the people of South Carolina
make Jim TilIman governor, they
will do it with their eyes wide
open. The press has done its
duty in showing what manner of
man he IS. His unftncss for any
office in the gift of the people has
been made plain as the MONDAY
sun. = Columbia Record.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
TO Let for Repair

| will let to the lowest bidder
at the bridge on Monday, 18th
August, 1902, at 10a. m. the re-
pairing of the bridge over upper
Camp Creek near Mr.. j. A. =.
Sista'e's. w. Q. Caskey,
Co. Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
LEGAL M alters

relatives mt Bedford City, Va.
Mr.. Nebrasak Moore went
over to Greenvillc yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. hsseltine, of Miami,
Fla, is visiting relatives here and
ut Kershaw.
The Tabernacle school ope ned
Monday with Mrs. w. G.. Winn
as teacher.
Miss Sadie MtCArdell is visit.
ing friends ut Clinton, S. c.
Mr.. w. Il. Williams and fam
lily are spending this week at
Cleveland Springs.
There will be basket picnic
at Douglas school house next Sat,
urday, August 9th. Everybody
invited with we'll filed baskets.
The union services next Sunday
night will be held IN the Baptist
church. Preaching by Rev.
Chalmers Fraser.
Sd, 1902, Mr.. w. Ed. Wilson
and Miss Martha Taylor, all of
Dry Creek.
The first open boil of cotton
Ben E. Blackmon's of the pri.
mus section.
MIR. and Mrs. M. b. Cautben
have returned home fir ON week s
and Oakhurst.
Mr.. Abner Hood, wife and
children from Thyatira, N. C.,
are visiting relatives in the Unity
section.
Miss Mamie White returned to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06

Editor Hamcl of the Kershaw
Era returned home Saturday from
a visit to his sister in Paducah,
Kentucky.
Mrs j. S. McKeown and sister
Miss Bessie Jo rdan, are visiting
relatives at Cornwel!'s IL Chester
county.
Miss Aubrey VilIeneuve of At
lanta, is visiting her grandparents
at this place.
The following old vets left yes.
terday for Greenvile to attend
the State reunion: w. G.. A.
Porter, w. B. Bruce, S. +. Ush-
er, M. E.Jordan.
Mrs. w. w. Love, of Pales-
tine, Texas, is visiting her uncle,
Maj. j. M. Riddle and family. 1t
is her first visit to South Carolina
since moving to Texas sixteen
years ago. She wall spend u
month or so with relatives in the
State before returning to Texas.
Magistrate Mobley of Heath
Springs turned over S12.Oo to
the treasurer Monday, collection
of fines for the past quarter.
Mrs. Lizzie Roddey, wife of
Mr.. w. Il. Roddey of Rock Hill,
mother of Miss Mary Roddey Of
this place, died last Sunday. She
was about SO years of age, an
excellent christian lady, and leaves
her husband and four children
surviving her.
Sheriff Hunter and Policeman
Pardne surprised three colored
gamblers in the wee sma' hours
OF Sunday morning, Henry Perry
Frank Lowry and Baxter Hart.
They plead guilty before Magis-
trate Caskey Monday morning
and got 3o~lays each or pay fine
of IS each. All planked down
the wherewith except Frank.
Ernest Sims and John Garrls,
two young white boys, were each
convicted before Magistrate King
Monday of assault and battery
and each sentenced to pay fine
of IS. or spend Is days on the
gang.
Mr.. Adam Ganson, of New
York City, is here on visit to
the family of his brother, the late
lamented VIM. Ganson. He is
one of the executors of his broth
er's will, the widow being the
other. The will was probated
Yesterday and the executors qual>
flied.
Magistrate King of Cedar Creek
township made his settlement
with the county treasurer Monday
for the past quarter, turning over
$30.sO, amount fines, ETC., COL
lected.
Pursuant TO call the Confeder.
ate veterans of the county met ip
the court house Monday. w. u.
A. Porter, chairman of the COM
mittee on enrolment presided and
Capt. l.. j. Perry acted as score,
tary. After distributing the books
for enrolment and instructions
how to proceed to the several
township committees on enroll
ment, a resolution was adopted
asking each township chairman to
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
candy Calhartic, euro constipation forever
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Married, on Sunday last, ut
Unity church, 10y Rev. j. Nj.
White, Mr.. viii e. Taylor and
Miss Ada Bradford of Fort Mill,
S. G. Mr. Taylor is a clerk in
clothing department of the l.. Nj.
Co 5 and is enc OF Lancaster, $
model young men. The BRIDE
has been teaching school in this
couoty several years and is at
present teacher of the Osceola
school. Both are very popular
and have many friends who Join
The Ledger IN congratulations
and best wishes for long and
happy life.
County candidates are re nind-
ed to pay their assessments and
file their pledges TO abide the re-
suit of the primary with the
County Chairman by Tuesday,
18th instant. Any can didqte who
fails to file their pledges by the
date above mentioned will be out
of the race. The fact that n
candidate states in his announce
ment in the papers that he will
abide the result Of the primary
amounts to nothing and is really
unnecessary.
The Waxh,w and Shiloh Bible
Society held It's annual meeting
last Saturday at old Waxhaw
church. The address was deliv-
cred by Rev. j. K.-Hall, of Guth,
rieSvIlle. The collection amount
ed to S55. Mr.. j. p. G.. Caskey
and Mrs: j. A. p. Sistare were
made life members of the Amerl-
can Bible Society The old off.
GERS of the society were re- elected,
VIZ: Rev. w, G. Ewart, presi-
dent; j. E. Craig, e-president;
j. p. G. Caskey, Cd vice. presi
dent; w. z. Robinson. secretary:
N. b. Cousar, treasurer.
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StOps The COUh and WOrks Off the
f,ny1
An Estray Mule Taken Up

On Saturday last an estray
black mare mule, apparently SIX
years old, with split ear or
marked ear, vas taken up by me,
which the owner can get by pay>
ins for this ad., and expenses of
keeping said mule
j. l.. Brown,
Montgomery, S. G.
Aug. 1, 1902. --2ti.