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Commander Pelem added that the
destroyer's object was simply to carry
dispatches. The other Russian ships
remained at Port Arthur. The Resto-
ropny. being one Of the fastest Russian
vessels, soon outdistanced her pursu-
ers and entered Chefoo with a music
box playing a sprightly air and the
sayory odor of breakfast steak. appar-
entity testifying 10 the fact that Port
Arthur still enjoys fresh meat. The
destroyer sped in like an arrow az
$50 a. m.
Russian officers are all reticent. but
they say the condition of Port Arthur
IS as good as it was two months ago.
They also deny the report that the
Russian armored cruiser Bayan had
been sunk, though they admit shell
damaged her engines. which are being
repaired. Russian cruisers come out Of
Port Arthur daily. battleships remain
ing in the llarbor.
The destroyer was blown up by her
commander after having eluled the
blockade of Port Arthur and insisted on
filing dispatches from General Stoes
sci to St. Petersburg. It is presumed
she was destroyed in order to prevent
the japanese from cutting her out, as
they did the Ryeshitelni.
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in the city OF Palestine. See us for
lnick and accnrate work.
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Lady Henry Somerset.
The Marquis de Casteliane.
Mrs. Burton Harrison.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-27

Rev "tal y. Presley. the
new paste If Lance ter and Shi>
!oh A. Z, L. churches, with his
family arrived here Monday from
AbbevilIe, and were given q warm
welcome by the members Of his
congregation in the way of "a
pounding The installation will
take place in the church ut this
place at II Il. m., tomorrow by
Reys j. S. Mofratt, w. G. Ewart,
L. I. Presley and j. NJ White.
All members Of W. O w.
camps, their families and friends
are cordially invited to attend the
Annual Basket Picnic of the
Woodmen of the World at Heath
Springs, Aug. 10, 1904. Speak
ers have been invited and reduced
rates ASKED Tor from the Southern
Ry. 1t is a mutual under standing
with the Jr. O. L. A. NJ. that the
W. o. 3. Join with them in a
picnic.
Mr.. &. G. Small, a farmer of
the Flint Ridge neighborhood,
has in his garden the largest
squash in the county, if not in
the State. 1t measures four and q
hall feet in circumference ind
weighs about seventy, FIVE pounds.
tbe squash is still growing and
Mr. Small thinks by the time ii
natures il will weigh over 100
pounds. He bought the seed in
New York. - Lancaster Cor.
News and Courier.
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Arrested on Charge OF Horse
Stealing

Policeman Pardue arrested Il
young "hite man, giving his name
as John Thomson, here yesterday
Gtteraool and committed him TO
l2l! Thomson Wa trying to sell!
a horse aud buggy to the Heath
stables for $40 and finally agreed
to take S25. The low price he
was Offering the property at ed to
his arrest He admitted that he
had hired the borse from one G.
NJ. Black IN Charlotte last Mon
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Deaths

Deaths
Dr. f. :. Mellow, CT ttlis place,
received the sd Intelligence of the
death of his brother, DR.. I. Is.
Mellow, Of Charleston, ycstcr.
day morning. a telegram from!
Mr.. j. c. Mellow brought the
sad rews, stating that be had been
found dead in his bed that morn
ing. DR., NcDow aud Mrs. j. {.
Mellow left on the noon tram for
Charleston.
"A little orphan child, aged
about . months, which was being
raised ny its grand-father, Mr.. j..
W. Denton, died at this place
Sunday night.
The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J W, Cook, Of this place,
died Monday evening, July 25,
1904, of congestion, aged about 3
months. The iuterment was in
Westside cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER

P4 j. + STEW MAN, ESQUIRE,
u PROBATE Judge
WdEtEAS, Mrs Laura J Knight
II ade SUI to me TO grant her Letters
of dmiiis,ration Of the Estate OF and
effects or Jerry NJ. Knight
TIL ENE ARE THEREFORE, to
cite and "GmoDish al! and singular the
kindred and Creditors Of the sid
Jerry u. Knight, deceased. ami that
they ha and appear before me, in the
Cour. CtPgI5ate to bc held ar G.ancas-
ter on Mo day, Aug oth, 1904 next af-
ter publication thereof, at IL O'Clock in
thefOreroun 10 show cause If any they
have, VII! The said Administration
should not bs gran eG.
Given under M hand, this 25th day
OF July A1no Domiui 1904
J. l.. STIGST3IAN
ognba'e Judge.
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No" Is the time 10 begin the
preparation Of your turnip patch
and also make ready for your sec
ond crop of Irish potatoes. Also
make a planting of beans and set
out winter cabbage plants if you
can get them. BY al odds don t
neglect the garden.
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day aud ,hoj NJ, getting int,
this Sta'o ne hsl been trying I.
sell Il. The Ca1..o'te authoritie
will be notified Of his arrest.
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MaCkOrelI'S.

Mrs. j. M. Heath and child
rem, of Camden, visited Mrs. G.
D. Jones the past week.
-Messrs. Il. L., aud G.. II.
Crawford are spending this week
at Cleveland Springs.
Mr.. d. Reese Williams isat
Glenn Springs this week.
Miss Gladys Twitty, of Heath
Springs, is visiting Miss Lena
Amos at this place.
Mrs. N. 9. Moore, of this
place, and granddaughter, Miss
Blceka Lindsay, of Rock Hill, left
yesterday for Mt. Vernon, n. G. :,
to spend the Summer.
Married, on Sunday last, July
"a, 1904, by Magistrate W. p.
Caskey, Mr.. w. w. Crenshaw
and Miss M. L. johnson, all OF
this place.
Misses Sadie Gregory and
Mamie Johnson arc visiting raia.
tives in kershaw.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. j. W.
Hasseltine July 81, 1904, daugb
ter.
The Southern's excursion
from Gaffney to Charleston passed
through yesterday morning, q
good number aboard.
Miss Carrie DeSchamps, of
Plnewood, Clarendon County, is
tho guest of Miss JAMIE Green, of
this county.
Misses Bess and Mamie Jones
are visiting their sister, Mrs. DR..
Young, at Richburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Will
liams are spending few weeks ut
Wrightsville Beach, N. e.
- Nice office for rent up stairs
over Catawba House. Apply TO
w. j. Cunningham.
MIR. j. r. Thomasson and
family went to Wrightsvi!le Beach,
N. O., Saturday. Mr.. r., re-
turned home yesterday but Mrs.
Tbomasson and little daughter
will remain there several weeks.
Mr.. r.. j. Muckorell, of
Yorkvillo, came over Monday to
spend several days with bis fam
lily who are visiting at MAJ. j. Nj.
Riddles.
We are selling grcHt many
goods regardless of cost. Come
and see us before you buy
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
George, son of Mr.. "A.
Simpson of the Walkup section,
was bitten ON the hand by II very
POISONOUS snake last Thursday.
He received medical attention at
once but has suffered intensely.
His hand aud arm are still badly
swollen from the effects of the
poison but he is considered out of
danger.
Mr.. w. A. Hlnson narrowly
escaped serious injury Monday.
His mule ran away, throwing HIM
off and kicking at him as he fell.
The mules foot barely grazed his
head knocking up the skin.
"A little colored girl, daughter
of Bess Hudson, stepped on nail
yesterday morning running it
clear through her foot, an inch or
morey and it was with difficulty
that it was palled out.
Five good secondhand sew
Ing machines mt bargain, for
cash or on time
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lnS ms mother ia thjs county
Mrs. Sailie Durant, of this
place, has accepted the position of
Matron nj the Ihornwell orphan
age. She left ) yesterday for Wis,
it tn relatives at Waxhaw, \. G..
and will 60 from there to Clinton
next Saturday.
-Comptroller General a. w.
Jones has notified County Auditor
Cook that he will be here Friday
for the purpose of making the an
nual settlement.
All persons interested in
HopeweIl cemetery are requested
to meet at the church at s a. M. e.,
next Friday for the purpose of
cleaning off the cemetery.
Misses Ola aud Estelle Greg
ory are visiting relatives at Fort
Lawn.
The annual picnic of the
Hopewell Sunday School will come
off next Saturday at the church.
The public is cordially invited aud
everybody is expected to carry
well filled baskets.
A charter has been granted
the Bank of Jefferson 10 Chester
field county, capital stock Sl5, .
600. The corporators are: ". 5
Blakeney, + NJ. Welsh and ".
NJ. Miller.
Lightning struck a tree IL the
yard of MIR. J. o. B. Huev in the
"aIkup section one day the past
week and was conveyed along
wire clothes line to is lining
room, doing some damage ;aere.
I Mrs Mary Robertson,
trained nurse Of Neu York City.
is at the home OF Mayor Wylie
with his little son, John D., who
has been quite sick for several
weeks but is now thought to be
improving,
C1-Mrs. Jennie Campbell of
High Point, n. c., is visiting her
. sister, Mrs. j. G. Nelson, OF the
Jacksonham section.
Mr.. Perry Mackey of the
Bruce section had load of very
fine melons here Monday-the
largest weighed 5S pounds. 1t and
two other very large ones were
purchased by Mr.. l.. G. Payseur
and expressed to friends of his in
Chest n
Rev. j. +. Edwards, of Mex
leo and family, are guests of the
former brother in-aw, Mr.. j. +.
! Taylor and family.
-Rev. j. Il. Edwards and Rev
l.. T. PRESLEY will assist the pas
tor, Rev. Paul A. Presley, ID
conducting meeting at the A. r.
p. church here through the re-
mainder of this week. Commun-
ion on Sabbath morning.
- Capt. j. NJ. Belk received Il
letter from his son n>Iaw, Mr.. II
N. Clyburn, of Flint, Texas, the
past week, in which he states that
he had realized 81, 200. from nine
acres of land which he planted in
tomatoes this year. His son, Mr..
Jehn Clyburn, has sold $1,000
worth Of tomatoes from SIX acres.
In addition, Mr.. Clyburn has sold
S444 SO worth Of peaches from
three acres of trees this season.
Mr.. Clyburn is independent of the
boil weevil should it reach his
section of the Lone Star State.
The fight in North Carolina
over the LIQUOR question waxes
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NOT TOO Latte

You can buy all want during
me money you haven't got iyou can't afford chance
SIP oy H not necessary at
even 70 the newest and latest We have goods
since this sale began. ~ ~ 49,
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Some of the property owners and
residents on the West end OF lamp.
ton ayenue are beginning to talk OF
nefitioning Council to have that
thoroughfare clayed.
The ladies Of the First Methodist
cbnreh and the Second Regiment
Rand will give an ice craem festival
on on the Graded School square on
Wednesday evening, May 18th, begin
ming st s O'Clock.
Remember the ice cream festival
given by the ladies OF the First Meth
odist Church and the End Regiment
Band will start mt o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Ere loss on the stock OF goods
of the Minor Store has been adjust,
ed Mr.. A. G. Phelps represented
the insurance companies and Mt. y.
Z. Stubbs the Minor Store. MT: A De
Ryttenberg was selected as referee.
The constantly increasing demand
for street lights suggests the idea that
the city might find it saving OF
money TO erect It's own electric hgnt
nlsnr at she expiration Of the present
Contract with the Electric Light and
Ics Company.
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Musical.

Misses Maysie Brailsford, Katie
McKiever and Margaret Cheyne were
the soloists at the Saturday afternoon
Musicale given by Miss Annie Teicher
at 20 E. Hampton avenue. These
little ladies charmed their audience
so much that they had to respond to
encores, which they did very/gracious-
ly.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Mazurka Englemann-Doll's Dream
and Awakening, Oesten-MaysieBrails-
ford
Hunters Horn, Schmall; Une Petit
Waltz, Doles; Minuet, Seeboeck-Katie
McKiever.
Caprice, Schmall; Polonaise,
Schmall; Peasants Dance, Baumfeldel
Margaret Cheyne.
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DEATH.

Nj. Albert D. Kicker died at one
O'Clock last Thursday morning IN Co
lumbia, where he has been living for
the past tRo years. tie had been in Ill
health for several years, with consump-
tion. He was 4S years old and unmar.
ried. He was the youngest child OF
the late A. D. Kicker by his first mar
riage, and was raised in this city.
The remains we're brought here on the
morning train and the funeral was
held at the residence OF Mrs. Annie L.
Kicker at 10. 80 a. NJ. Friday.
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Mrs. Julia T. Edwards died at her
home on West Liberty street, at II
o'clock last Thursday night, aged rs
years, after protracsed illness. She
was native Of this county, sister of
the late DR.. John q. Furman, of Priva-
teer and was resident Of this city for
many years. She leaves but two sur
yiying children, Mr.. E. A. Edwards
aud HRS. r. Z. Wright OF this city.
The funeral services were held at
the cemetery at O'Clock this after
noon.
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Tene ment Houses Burned.

The FIRE Friday afternoon destroyed
two tenement houses entirely, and one
partially, or Honey Hill, in rear Of Mr.
". A. Weathers' residence on Calhoun
street. The houses were the property
of Mr.. Weathers and were occupied by
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a Cemlas Marriage.

Invitations have been received in
this city to the marriage Of Miss Nell
Hardin of Cheraw, to Mr.. William
Gist Duncan, of Columbia, on We'd
nesday evening, June the first. at 7.3o
o'clock, ST. David's Church, Cheraw,
South Carolina.
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Ned Peterson, colored, dropped dead
in his store On Main street, Saturday
afternoon. His death was due.to or.
ganic heart disease, but was altogeth.
er unexpected. He vas one of the
best known negroes Of this city, hav-
ing taken an active interest in the
fire department in the days of the ole
hand engines.
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There will be regular meeting of
Holly Wood Camp. ". of W., at 7.30
O'Clock tonight. There will be four
candidates for initiation.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS. i

G. 0sseen & Co. The Chicago
ygsWviter.
he b. j. Chandler Clothing Co
T!Re Pieces.
The Minor Store Fire Sale.
S. d. Cain. Co. Supt: Ed.-Teacil-
egs' Examination.
0,Donnen & Co.-Iadies' Fine Ok
sords.
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Before the Recorder.

Yesterday afternoon John Bracey
and John Williams, colored, were be-
fore the Recorder for gambling and
fighting on West Liberty street.
Bracey was sentenced to pay line OF
500 or so days on chain gang. He
took the so days
Gabriel Robinson, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct in Fields
barber shop was fined S..
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PERSONAL.

PEKSUsALa
Misses Bessie and Celeste HnghsOn
left this morning for visit toSColum-
biia.
Miss Kate sholar and Miss Nit Du-
rant have returned from a few days
trip 50 Charleston.
Mr.sJ. b. Ciifsos went to Columbia
this morning.
Miss George Guerry is visiting Mrs.
]. II. Knight,
III. R. A. Brand OF Wilmington was
IN the city today.
DR.. Wm. Mood, of Summerson has
oeen in the city for few days.
Mr.. Richard Folk of Borden has
been in the city for several days.
DE. E. S. Booth returned this morn
ing from trip to Charleston.
Rev. G. C. Brown, who has been
attending tine Southern Baptist Con-
Yention in Nashville returned yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Paul Simpson, Of Glenn Springs.
was in the city last night and left this
morning for Bishopville. Mr.. Simp-
son is travelling in the interest of the
Glenn Springs water.
Ir. j. McF. spann is in the city.
Mr.. j. D. Evans, Of Spring Hill,
spent Friday in the city.
Mr. Lucius Z. Bultmap, of Colum-
bia, spent FRIDAY in the city.
Thos. G. Mcleod, ESQ, Of Bishop
vile is IN the city attending court.
Miss Edyshe Loryea, sof st. Mat
thews, is visiting che Misses Barnett.
F Mr. A. &c. Phelps, Of Columbia was
N the city Friday.
r. E. B. Muldrow, of ;Mayesville,
vas IN the city Thursday.
Rey. j. Mikell returned to Char
lesion Wednesay afternoon.
Mr.. ). E. Mayes. of Mayesville,
spent Thursday in town.
Mrs. Bradley, of Missouri, is visit
Ing her father, Capt. John Relo.
n + n sa;en;ons has gone TO
r,5a-tassan to.snaf5d q few days.
- - - pssss = .-o,d;,, fov
ys;a.1SS.-issson =; :. nSSs,, =
Mrs. Van Telburg. Holman went to
Col1mbia yesterday morning.
Mrs. Robert Sheior and Mrs. E. &.
Moses nave gone 10 onaftss'oon "
speno sne ~eeA-
Nal Marion NOISE went 20 CoiGm.
3 Sia Thursday morning 10 aspeno Tue
Supreme Court.
Mrs. 3. S. Boodgleft yesterday morn
ing for Glenn Springs where she will
spend sometime.
Mr.. Marx Reynolds returned from
Columbia last Thursday. where he had
been TO attend the Supreme Court.
No Toriee Gilland. of Kincstree.
who has been visiting Miss Theo
Gregg. has returned to her home.
NJ Dav;d Hnnhinson. of Rock Hill,
s,,a,,4 a.. 4 last N Wednesis ' NIGHT in the city
80, s,s b;s s;.5s s;ster Mr. G. ". Dick.
80 -s-- ~ To-:D -. Do4+o-o- of Cba,las.
- 80, svss rsa one of fE,e charnine delegates
sea, ssa S Womsn,s ons y, AT lnSiIiary Convention.
~ s-e - D.p,.o n wild.
Msss 49, n D ..S Weeks
er, - lo~s msas,ss+o, + 1 to attend the
nave gone 70 ,n"sies'oA " ~
reunion - :,
Mr.. James Elcnaroson, "no - - -
the express serslce ano Is On sns " = ssna ssu,
ington ano At4aEes Ean' MaS az noAi'0
Mr.. James S. Wilson. of Lancaster.
S. c., State Secretary Of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
- T.:5,, r;ob% IN %ha o;tv and left
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Glenn Springs water is for sale in
this city-a; the drug stores and the
Cash Grocery Store.
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u The beer dispensa-y will be opened
in about two weeks.
The chain gang is now working the
Green Swamp road.
The amount raised for the Hampton
Monument fund by the pupils Of the
Graded School was SIS. is. This
amount has been sent to Mrs. B. 6.
Clifford, Union, S. G.
Supervisor Scale is in the city wait
ing for the recruits for the chain. gang
that this term of court will provide.
He hopes to secure at least half
dozen out of the crowd under indict-
ment
Mark Reynolds, ESQ.,, is acting as
Solicitor today, during the absence of
Solicitor Wilson, who is attendigg the
State Convention as a delegate from
Clarendon county.
Rev. G. C. Brown. .. D., of this
city, was chairman of the committee
on nominations in the Southern
Baptist Convention in Nashville.
The beer dispensar9 will occupy the
frame building on North Main street
heretofore used as a furniture repair
shop by W. j. Nelson, colored.
The D. J. Chandler Clothing Co.,
advertises today an attractive line of
two piece suits.
India Linen, the newest and most
fashionable thing in fine stationery
at Osteen's Book Store. It is not
cheap, but it is the proper thing.
The Minor Store FIRE loss was final
ly adjusted Monday night after several
days work. The stock has been
Strengthened out and there will be a
big sale. Nearly s16,o00 worth of
goods will be thrown on the market.
See the advertisement Of the sale now
going on.
A large crowd of Veterans and 9TH
ers passed through the city this
morning en- route to Charleston to at
tend the Reunion. Bishopville was
represented by a particularly large
delegation, asspecial car being assign
ed to this contingent.
There has not been murder trial
in Sumter county for more than
year, and so far as the writer recol-
lects there has not been q homicide in
the county f,r eighteen months or
longer. If there is another county in
the State with as clean record in
respect to crime the writer does not
recall 4
A. T. Smith, Supt. of Langley
Manufacturing Co.. has written Health
Officer E. I. Reardon to come to
Langley to diagnose a disease pro-
nounced smallpox by the physician
there and to instruct them what to do
in the event that it is smallpox.
The many friends of DR.. Early re-
gret to see him leave this city for Dar-
lington. While here he has become
very popular, especially with his
brother dentists, who consider hin
thoroughly ethical and very proficient
in his work. May success follow him
in his new field.
Mr.. W. S. Dinkins announces his
candidacy for Sheriff today. Mr..
Dinkins is too we'll and favorably
known to the people of Sumter county
to need an Introduction. His service
as County Supervisor is his best
recommendation and the best assur-
ance that If elected he will faithfully
and efficiently discharge the duties Of
the Office to which he aspires.
A crowd Of small boys who were on
the Graded School Square Wednesday
evening during the concert by the
band behaved so outrageously that it
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Tie your oats with W. B. Boyle's
Binder Twilie. 5-u-3S
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Crosses of Honor.

All Veterans expecting to receive
s'the Cross of Hono.,' on June Sd,
must have their applications in by
the Goth of May.
Mrs. Altsmont Moses,
President Dick Anderson Chapter,
u. D. G..
Mrs. A. NJ. Bogin, Secretary.
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WEDNESDAY,. May is, 1904.

sE..terea as sAe Posl.0gsee al SSasSsr S
sscosasls E7sss Nstss4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-05

The West v1rgin1an respectfully
.solicits Job printing Of ~ an kinds.
Neat work at reasona prices. ss