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FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath f0r
se$oo95kings g, and Light for Illuminating;
FOR RENT-A lady in Government de
partme1t wishes 20 rent three rooms,
heat light, and gas, for SIC. to the right
people. - LIST 81. NV. 1t
NOTICE-PersOns turned away sunday
are informed that party who engaged
rooms forfeited option rooms are Tor
rent. three secOnd-hOor rooms, bath,
gas, heat. 70f A st. ne. 1t
FOR RENT-First floor fat OF four
rooms and second floor of five rooms
and cOuveniences, with adults. 40 I ST.
NV. oci5-3t
Fto5R. RENT-Nice unfinished rooms
AT $40 r ST. NV. oc4t-5L
FOR RENT-Two large, pleasant rooms
with porch, second floor; heat, gas, and
bath; S14 14l9 9th 50. NV. oclI-2t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, second
nOOrs wide porch large closets; cheap
zl45 J. St NV. ocIt-5t
FOR observation-disclosures. four large
rooms: Will rent reasonable to the right
party CAN after IN the evening. l5-5
Pennsylvania ave NV. ocl5-5L
FOR REET-Three unfuruished rooms;
second floor; heat, gas and bath l46
K st. ne. Oc16-2t
FOR RENT-Two, three, or four nice In
side rooms. first floor; steam heat gas.
bath ana gas range very low X no cn54-
dren. $40 18th st. nv. Ocl6-5t
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms.
4IS II st. NV. ocl6-5t
FOR RENT-Four unfinished rooms
for housekeeping; first floor Apply rs
East Capitol st oc16-5L
FOR RENT-Two large, unfurnished.
communicating second story rooms
heat in one, light ia BOTH facing south
2Jl3 O St nv. ocl6-ot
FOR RENT - one large unfurnish ID
room. FIRST floor; large closet 81 etn at-
NV. oel6-at
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. four rooms.
second hoOrs heat, gas, BATH so III 4
st. NV. ocl6-zL
FOR RENT-One large front room gas,
heat; light housekeeping allowed one
door from car hnei reasonable 4Sl bth
st, ne. ocIe-zL
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms
cheap. 1895 9th ST. NV, ocI2-st
40 3d ST NW.-Three very desirable
second floor uEfurnished rooms cen
trauy located. Ocl5-5L
FOR RENT-Unfurnished. four back
rooms, second floor 4l5i adults IN d
ST. NV. oc15-3t
FOR RENT-42Z 90 St NV, unfinished
rooms. for light housekeeping. ocl9-5t
FOR RENT-Four bright rooms; ST.
70 7th ST. NV. ocl5-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms;
heat, gas, bath; light hOusekee ping. $40
New York ave. ocL5-St
FOR RENT-Three bright rooms; third
floor; no children 1900 sth ST. NV. Ocl5-3t
FOR RENT-TWo bright rooms for light
housekeeping gas BATH and furnace
heat. Ills 10th sc. nv. Ocl5-3L
FOR RENT-Three rooms on a floor.
SIS New York ave. NV. Ocl5-3t
FOR RENT-To respectable parties. sec
Ond floor; three rooms, including kitchen
for housekeeping. 70 18th st. NV. Ocl5-5J
FOR RENT-Two unfurnlsh ned rooms.
second floor heat gas. and bath 3l3
II ST. sW. Ocl2-6t
FOR RENT-Large dining room and
kitchen. large front room. three bed
rooms. S4J5J per month, UNFINISHED;
l5Z4 Pennsylvania ave. Inquire az
Pennsylvania ave- OcS-10t
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

ALSO ADAPTED for shop OF storage.
exceptionally wide alley running water
AN c1uveuieuCes 1907 * ST. OCIT-gJ
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WANTED-Ry. settled white woman, a
place as hrst-class cook; lowest salary
$40. 5l2 10th ST. NV IL
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FOR sALE-At sacrifice Cleveland
ala. Olive bicycles. low frames. Tor
mas or boy. RAY COGSWELL q co.
30l5 ri ST. eclT-gI
HARTFORD TIRES. so. 81. So worth
s. l5, So, $780, going al SLg5. all writ
ten guaranteed guaranteed gulcauiziug.
40 cents. JONES. Glz-5J4 r. ST. NV.
uDl.-.L-.AEu
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fS't,,JcE-ttfi nice stock, cash trade, gO0d
les les desirable Address BOX us. this
o-t4-H- U11T-9E
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o Z = L A i / A y . Z 4,
MRS. WOUDE, Prop.

u - j. "A J. ] "A n
MRS. WOUDE, Prop
NEW YORK AVE. COR. 18th ST.
Having secured the building formerly
occupied by the Baltimore Hotel, we
have thoroughly renovated IL and will
now conduct q strictly nigh-class hotel
Excellent cuisine and service. Large,
bright rooms. Rates from 81 per day up.
Ccl4-3gt
FOR RENT-In private family. large.
newly furnished front room southern
exposure porcelain baih5 excellent board
for TWO only. 1905 Vermont ave NV
FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for two
gentlemen OF man and WIFE also hall
room with board. 5l2 SIN ST. Sc. 1t
1903 NEW YORK AVE. opposite new
C8EcOrau Art Gallery. uUe double and
single rooms; excellent board 50 each
gentlemen only ocll-lt
rooms, with or Without board cCuFen-
lent 10 cars and theaters. $40 18th 81.
NV ocll-lt
FRONT ROOM. suitable for two; good
board reasonable. as III 81. NV ocll-5t
FOR RENT-Near Capitol, excellent ac-
Communications at moderate prices table
board tourists taken. ly3 Mary land ave
me- OclI-2t
TWO large front rooms; also TWO sunny.
well ventilated rear rooms; all nicely
furnished. with or without board Two
squares or Peuusy lVaula ave. terms rett-
EANTED-By a lady living near city,
a Few children TO board good home
references exchanged Address bOA II,
this office oeL--.-
EyANTED-Two b0arders FOR nicely fur
uished room. with good board pain
$50 per week eaen. l0-' --I 81 NV
oc-t-1t
BACK PARLOR. two young men OF
married couple. SI9 ] st, uw. ocl.--t
FOR RENT-Furuished rooms, with
board 5l5 + ST. NV oclo-St
FOR RENT-NlceIy furnished rooms,
win or without board between two car
lines; reasonable 1905 Vermont ave.
S55 G ST. sW.-Two communicating
rooms. furnished with board second
door; heat ana gas. oS-o-9t
F0R RFNT-Furuished r0oms. with
board. 4s5 Maine ave. sw. ocl5-st
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with
board. I22l New York ave NV oclo-St
FOR RENT-One nice front room for
two gentlemen with board; private
home. Address BOX $50, this office.
Ocl5-3t
OVERLOOKING FRANKLIN PARK
Delightful sunny rooms hot baths Ia
BILE best market affords. 130I X ST. NV.
CCl5-3L
FOR RENT-Large second fo0rroom for
TWO, with board. s29 * ST. NV, ocl5-5t
ROOMS. with or without board rs sth
ST. NV. seA-5Jr
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED-By young man. board and
single room. near POstOthce Depart
menI. not over $50 private family pre-
ferred. Address BOX J. this Office
oCl5-Zt
DENTISTRY,
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NOTICE-PersOns turned away Sunday
are informed that party who engaged
rooms forfeited option; rooms are for
rent. three second-noOr rooms. bath.
gas, heat. 70f A st. ne. 1t
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wANrEp-MIscELLANEous-

" AN LED-t lEulElres carpets. etc. buy
ing contents OK houses a specially lib
eTal spot cash prices, mail orders given
prompt attention. LEWIS FURNI-
IURE SHOP 40 10th Sc. NV. oc1-30t
WANTED-ElgEest cash prices paid for
worn garments. ladies or genLIsmen'E.
Also shoes and hats Address postal and
I viii can any hour -. TARSHES, l5Us
lth 81. nw. Phone North 49, se2s-60t
WANTED-s. KEBEsKY. 1896 9TH st.
uW.s VIII pay the highest cash prices for
ladles, gents and children CASTOR
clJ-AlnB ana SHOES and hats. address
postal and 4 1Flil CALI Oc4-yJr
TO Buy. SELL OF store furniture. see
BOWLING, SO j. -. NV. Sale Wedues-
days. Phone Main 5l5. ocs-s0t
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Tor
seC1Ld-haud machinery, also brass. cop
per, lead. zlncg and scrap iron. EDGAR
BAUM. ozlz < ST. uB. Phone West 24J
WAETED-We want ladies 10 know We
make buttons 20 match garments OPP
PE&HEIAER S. 5ll Gun s. NV. Knife
and accordion plating Flnllug. 1c per
yard; stamping. Ocl5-5t
WAETED-To buy old feather beds. n
MARKS, so 7th ST. ocl7-st
AEANTED-At once, al 4zg SIN So NV.
all kinds Of furniture contents OF houses
bought highest cash prices paid See
me before you SELL drop postal and
viii call OCI5-5t
EyASTED-H0t-air furnace. good con-
ditloni state price Address $50 stl ST.
nv. OcI--5t
BUTLER. 6I5 18th ST. ne 0cII-2t
AETED-Furuiture for cash: sell
year goods 90 the man VINO gives you
L4e most money HOLLYWOOD. ath and
WANTED-Cash registers and coffee
urls. See ue before you sell. HOP
WOOD. sun and * SIS. ocl6-St
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DENTISTRY.

HAVE YOU NEURALGIA of the face
If So, call TO see us. We can cure 10
NERO DENTISTS ll15 Pennsylvania
ave. Examinations and estima tss free
OC13-tT
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-NO ex-
tractings no PAIN look. feel act. and
last longer than natural teeth shTunken
faces made normal painless filings. DIR.
J. /. WILSON. 1913 r 81. NV. SCISSOR
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NANTED-A woman for general house
work; stay nights. 1l05 Ith ST. Sc.
oClT-ZC
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Utnles UQant Eos
me CENT 4 WORD
TWO CENTS 4 WORD

OF ali other CLASSIFIED Liners
Three OF More Consecutive Daya' CI'@
Cent S ~ ORD
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- LtlLtL-E good grocery stores az lnvOlcs;
9ob II ST. go ~
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DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL. PROF.
WYNDHAM O. y. Han lentrance. All
nth So uWJ. Every Tuesday and Fri
day evening. Beginners class. 1880.
advanced. $3.50. zoe per lesson. or six
lessons, $50. with music. Glass now
forming. Also private lessons. OcI4-7t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con
test
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three rooms ana bath for
cooking and light for Illuminating;
81 90 621 9Th ST ne II
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED At VEERHOFF's GAL
LERIES 1L1 u ST.. a stout white boy
OF about Is years TO work I'm the shop
1t
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WANTED-Au experienced cook Will
lng 10 do general homework for small
family In hat- no Washing so home
nights city references required. Apply
at The Franklin, nat 81, 1918 18th 81. NV.
Ii
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Repairs Small as Wen as Large.
c. d. C. Carpenter. us 18th ST. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-A few table boarders. good
home cooking, 50 week. sI7 nth ST. NV.
OCI5-5L
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The Best Asset in Life

is health Supply your table with
Schneider Malt Bread. and assure
healIh-giving food Tor your family II 6
highest in uOurishiug value. Good
grOcers. Sc.
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WANTED cook al once 427 loth ST.
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4 30 Dc. - AnotheE.

Even II you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 70 take the 500 second prize ln The
Times great election contest
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UN.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

l54 u ST. Sc, Capitol EuIl-Furnished
or unfinished room for lady or gentle
man. private family ocI1-3t
FOR EENT-FuruIshed or uufuruished
rooms with or without board IT'S Penn
sylFauIL ave NV oCIE-3J
FOR RENT-TwO rooms. parI0r for doc
tors ONCE one front, large on second
floor -J5I / NV. OcI--gt
FOR RE&T-Suuuy room, second floor,
S. large front uau room. So. steam
heat i'm both. 1927 l3th ST. NV ocl5-Su
805 @ ST. EW.-Large. bright rooms
light housekeeping also furnished par
lUTs uClI-5L
FOR RENT-Oue neatly furnished or
uufuTuished room light housekeeping
allowed; cheap. l4l9 9th 81. NV. ocll--t
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished OF UNI
furnished at ID Indiana ave. NV,
UglG-8J
FOR RENT-Your choice OF handsome
rooms, furnished and unfurulshed. SO
JLl ST. NV. ocl4-bL
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FOR RENT-TYPEwR1rERs.

FOR RENT - Remington typewriter
ROOM II, sl3 q 81. NV; cali pm.
Ocl5-
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PRINTING

Always Busy-There's a Reason. +"
H j. DARLING, PRINTER. 8I5 u ST
NV. Phone Main lZI3-lI- Best FOR Price.
Prom Luess. and Satisfaction sel4-If
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Get IN the Election Contest
s. ECO ga gold TO the winners.
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wANTED-sTABLES.

WANTED-StabIe OF storage room Cor
automobile In vicinity of 7th and O. sts
ne. Address NJ. 3. HICKMAN, 300 7Jh
81. ne. oCl5-3L
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-A sound young work horse
COAL YARD. Goth and III SIS. OCl5-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

MANIED-A woman. white or C0I0red
OclI-ZL
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FOR sALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

JUST HECEINED-5JJ pairs GENUINE
HARTFORD TIRES % be sold at low
est prices In town. a.. II. HUNTER.
The Bicycle Man Il8 Pennsylvania awe.
NV ocG-I8t
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WANTED-CoIored boy, with wheel, for
store reference. +. ROSE. ul3 h ST.
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Investigate The Time Election Contest
Money and fun for all
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
FIGHTING PARsON REBUKED.
w ar Notes.

London, June 30.-The Toxic
Correspondent of the DAILY Tele-
graph says that severe fighting
took place at Kai Chau, on June,
25, which resulted In the cap,
ture of that place on the morning
of June 26.
London, June 30.-The Toxic
correspondent of the Morning
Post says that the japanese Sec
ond army has effected juncture
with the first army and that the
whole force now has u fighting
front of one hundred and twenty
miles.
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Death OF NIy'. Ed Z. Mobley.

A phone message from Rock
Hill TO relatives at this place am
nounced the sudden death of Mr..
Ed b. Mohley Of apoplexy at that
place about O'Clock Tuesday af.
:ecnoon. Ho haa just come out
of tho Western Union office whore
he had been talking with friends
for an hour or more, his mood CO.
ing cheerful and his physical con
dition as usual, when he suddenly
complained TO friend with whom
be was walking of feeling very
un we'll. In moment he fell in
his friends arms, who supported
him until help arrived and he was
taken to Dr.. Fennoli's Office near
by, where he died IN q few min
utes.
MI. MODiey WAS native Of
Chester county but moved to this
county after the war and lived on
his WaXhaw plantation until ten
or twelve years ago when hemoy,
ed to Rock Hill. He was about
GA years of age and leaves n wild
ow and three children SURVIVING
HIM. He served throughout the
civil war in the 9th S. g. Regt. :,
and made gallant soldier and
was ever loyal to the lost cause.
He was an elder in the Presbyter
ian church and high-toned
christian gentleman. The inter,
ment took place at Rock Hill
Wednesday afternoon after funeral
services by his pastor, Rev. w. l.
LingIe.
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COME TO THE new CHEAP CASH STORE FOR SHOES,
DRY GOODS And NOTIONS If YOU WANT
TO BUY THEM CHEAP.

have just opened up line of Shoen, Dry Goods
the store formerly occupied by MG Geo Carne
glad to have friends and the public general
and get low prices and fair dealings have anything
do with it l am of part Of your trade.
am going to ovoa special shoe day Saturday 25th
pay to call on that day While am going to sell cheap day
IN the week yet will give Special Shoe Day.
have also bought Mr. Carne Grocery will
off cheap going handle groceries Here the prices
close them Arbuces Coffee II good
coffee 10 cents 10 pound bucket of lard gal coffee
pot IS cts for 25 y matches laundry
soap No. lamp chimney let's curry comb dpper
CTS dried fruit Cts per- 10; glass cost dozen Mason
jars 6S cts fruit jar rubbers dozen big lot of tobacco
factory prices.
will pay call when in need anything my line.
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2A3 Albany >slSati0u.


Alhn,r -, -, On
scorrI ,n ~ n"o - -, q a.
Of Pollen yvos.huoa,. ~,
Len G Hrorahton - .,
Shop on Monday M.ror r;n,i..
received toL,v tho f,l,,,,.
municati,n .;rroa ~, ,,,o,,t e
prominent b,sinoss ora ,,rofos,;,,,
nj man.
uSi,. Ch;ofofpo,;oo p N w.
brool, ho,;,o . o,.a :. a.,
Herald 9a,o,,o;r n
modo n,, u, - p
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Nyn.;.ord Gregory

Nyini:or0 Gregory
Married, en- Wednesday last,
Mr., 5. Ed Gregory, formerly of
this place, anI Miss Soule Will
ford of Sumter. The bride is II
daughter of the late Rev. A. S.
Williford who was formerly pastor
of the Baptist church at kershaw.
The marriage took place at the
home of the brides mother at
Sumter, and Immediately after the
ceremony the happy young couple
boarded the train for Lancaster
whore they arc speniing fow
days at the home of the groom s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j Il. Grcg-
ory. The Ledger extends best
wishes to its young friend and his
happy bride,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
Death Of Mrs w $ Lee.

y telegram 10 Mrs. j. A.
Stcwmnn yesterday announced the
death Of her mother, Mrs. ". S.
Lee, which occurred ut her home
at Anderson, of heart failure, the
night previous. Mrs. Lee had
been in her usual health and the
announcement of her death was n
great shock to her relatives aud
many frieuis here. She was a
daughter of the late DR.. William
son Of this county, and a sister of
Mr.. A. &. Williamson and Mrs.
j. L. Hunter of this place. She
leaves her husband and several
children surviving her. Also her
aged mother, VINO lives with hel
daughter, Mrs. Hunter, at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewman left
yesterday for Anderson to attend
the funeral which will be held to,
day.
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Local IL aggsrS

APPOINTMENTS OF REV. j. NJ. WHITE
Unity, LIST and Sd Sabbath.
ellis reek, 81 an6 4th sabbath. II
V, IN,
Pleasant Hiil, 81 ond 4th Sabbath,
1 p. m.
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-R. u. Robinson of Edrn


R. ID. Robinson, of Edge
moor, has received a letter from
bis son, William l.. Robinson,
who has been in the u. S. A.
since April. He is now in the
e5th Artillery, stationed at Presi
dio, Cal. His many friends will
be glad to know that he Is in good
hoalth and is we'll pleased with
his position. Rock Hill Herald
The man who says he only
wants justice is often sorry wher
be gets it.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
DOROTHY DODD

Oxford and Strap Sandals look better fit better and
any price We have complete Dorothy
in blacks, and shiny feathers. Try pair Our
line of Ladies' Oxtord
those usually sold at 80.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02

MIR. A. M Ganson is expect
ed here today from New York
City to spend a few days
Mr.. s. E. Boney of Chester
is visiting his schoolmate, Mr..
Steve Williams, at this place.
Misses Eliza Gary and lone
Smith, of Abbeville, are guests of
Misses Bess and Name Jones.
Mrs. Ii. e. White, OF Mar,
tinsville, Va, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. M V. Green, of
the Douglas section.
Mrs. q. G. Carnes and child
ren are visiting relatives in the
Wildcat section.
Walter Dunlap, Esq of
Rock Hill, was in the city ycster
day.
Wanted A teacher for the
Tradesville school. Address
II. M. Polk, Trustee.
Checks were sent out yester-
day by the Lancaster Cotton Mills
for the usual 81 per cent. semi
annual dividend.
The State summer school
opened at Rock Hill Wednesday
with an attendance of over $50
teachers.
Mr.. l.. g Harrison Of this
place, attended the funeral of MIR.
E. B. Mobley at Rock Hill We'd
hesday.
Miss Herbert Hammer, of
Gadsden, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. M. S. Witherspoon, at this
place.
Mr.. Sam +. Massey has been
seriously ill for the past week at
his home two miles west of Fort
Mill. He is slightly improved at
prescnt.-Fort Mil Times.
The merchants of Lancaster
have entered into an agreement to
close their stores the 4th of July
next Monday. The drug
stores will also close.
Mr.. James w. Orr, of Ches
ter county, father,in law Of Mr..
Manly j. Porter, formerly of this
county, died at his home last
Friday after a lingering illness of
dropsy, aged 70 years.
Col, Springs will leave today
to attend the National Democratic
convention, to which he is q dele
from this State, which meets in
St. Louis next Wednesday, 9th
inst.
Mr.. w. j. Cunningham tells
us that he has had no rain at his
plantation three miles West of
town. With the exception of q
streak about mile wide and ex.
tending several miles along Cane
Creek there have been good rains
NIL over the county this week.
Good hard brick for sale, G
miles North of Lancaster, Lands
Ford road. Phone No. 5 Wax
haw. Mccain & Stewart.
Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office at Ian.
easter for the week ending July
2nd, 1904, are as follows
Messrs. Isaac Slower, Willie Aru.
der, j Fl. Thayer (2), Jas Cars
well, Mrs. Selia Pattricks, Mrs D
M Kirby, Mrs. M. j. Cooper,
Mrs. Fannie Qney, Mrs. Mary &.
Threat, Miss Estola Dnckett, Sal
lie Barber, Mr.. O. w. Flow.
.!ar M. Stewart, p. M.
Subscrioe to The Ledge,
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Kershaw Beats Bothune.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
kershaw, June 20. There was
an interesting game of baseball
played by the Bethune and Ker.
shaw teams here yesterday after
noon, which resulted in q score
of IA to 0 in favor of Kershaw
But for the one sidedness of the
game 1t would have boen more
enjoyed. There is a sharpe rival
ry between tho two teams,
but the Kershaw boys proved too
much for Bethune. The game
was we'll attended, there being
about 500 people present.
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IbO NIISN; u tduSblSl,
Miss Maggie parduc will
leave today for visit to her
brother, Mr.. L. II. Pardue, in
Atlanta, Ga
Five good secondhand sew
ing machines at bargain, for
cash or on time.
j. B. Mackorell.
We are glad to note an i'm
prove ment in the condition of our
esteemed townsman, Maj. B. f.
Miller, who has been under treat
ment for paralys at DR.. Pryor S
sanitarium at Chester the past
month CT two. He came home
yesterday to be with his family
as the Doctor thinks he can now
treat HIM as well at home as ut
the sanitarium,
From July 1st to Aug. 1st
we will sell shoes strictly at cost
for spot cash. Cherry & Co.
3 extra fine Jersey mich COWS
for sale or will trade fo. dry Cat
tie. }. M. Hood.
Miss Nora Hough of this
place is attending tho State Sum
mer school at Rock Hill.
Mir NJ. l.. Beckham, of
Pleasant Hill, visited Columbia
this week
All Summer Goods greatly
reduced at
Lancaster Mercantile Co.'S.
-Twenty-eight teachers are in
attendance on the County summer
school. The school will he In
session today but will have holi-
| day Monday, 4th inst.
Mr.. VIM Banks, of the
States staff, and family of Colum
bia, are visiting. Prof. A. K.
Banks, father of the former, at
this place.
The book reception last Tues
day evening was decided success.
| Several hundred volumes were
contributed 10 the public library,
and nice little sum was realized
from the sale of ice- cream and
cake.
AT meeting Of the trustees
of the graded school district held
yesterday afternoon Miss Hattie
Miller was elected an assistant
teacher for the branch school of
the cotton mill. This completes
the Ccorps of teachers for both
schools.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. McDon
aid and Messrs. Edward and John
Mcdaniel of North Carolina came
Wednesday to the bedside of their
Aunt, Mrs. Mary Names, who is
seric usly i'll but is reported better
today.
4 About $50 negroes went from
here on the excursion from Rock
Hill to Columbia Thursday. The
train consisted of eight coaches
which were full when they reach
ed the capital city. The report
that a negro from this place had
been killed on the train before il
reached Camden was false. We
are told that the crowd was very
orderly both going and coming
On the return trip the train passed
here at 4 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
Beef Good steak or fine
roast, delivered on short notice.
Send your orders to
Phillips 81 Thi eatt Market.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWARE.

We sell lots of Ladies' Underwear because keep
make low Chlrcn Pants Ladies' Pants
Chenes Skirts and Night Gowns each TO- 5
up, Ladies' Jersey Ribbed pants pair cts; Ladies'
neck special 10
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
Big Values This Week
90 All 90
O. . u D > :.

We II lot Of Drummcr's
third off the regular price Among these articles you Will many
things fans necwear fancy collars
uspendors cosct belts purses combs, gloves, Shirts
vests many things time and space
o mention.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-02
BIG RIBBON SALE.

We have made special bargain ribbon counter of 12a
cents Ribbons You pick the lot only