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Henry grew angry and ordered
Brandon to leave the court. with the
sullen remark that 1t was only his
services to the Princess Mary that
sa we'd him from Il day with papers OIL
the pillory.
Henry was by no means sure that
his suspicious concerning Mary's heart
were correct. arfl III all he had heard
he had not one substantial fact upon
which 70 base conviction. He had moi
seen her with Brandon since their
avowal. or lie would have had a fact
In every look. the truth In every mo-
ton. a demonstration In every glance.
Size seemed powerless even to attempt
coneealment. In Brandon's handsome
manliness and evident superiority tie
king thought lie saw a very clear pos
sibility for Mary to love. and where
there is such q possibility for Il girl
she usually fails to fulfill expectations
Now. all this brought Brandon into
tie deep shadow of the royal frowI.
ard Hike many another rlan he sank
lis fortune in the ~fathomless depths OF
q woman's heart and thought himself
rich in doing it.
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Notice

In the Fifth Judicial District Court
Of the State OF Nevada, in and for
numboidt County.
III the matte. VI the Estate of Charles
Gegg. deceased.
NOTICE or TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL.
Notice is hereby gwen that Frances
Mai Muller has tieu Win the Clerk of
ms Court a petition p.aylns Ior the
admission 10 probate OF the last Will
and testament uI d les GeSg. de-
ceased. aid for tie suanc 10 sad
ri ances Maj Muller OF letters tesla-
mentary the. eun: and that Saturday.
The twenty-e.g hth tzsth) day OF May,
A. d.. 1904. al 10 O'Clock a. m. of SAID
lay. al the Court Room OF said cou.t
Il the Court House in the town of Win
nemucca. In the County OF Humboldt.
State of Nevada. have been sci as the
time II place for hearing said peti-
ton and proving the said viii of said
Charles Gegg, deceased. wnen and
where any pc. son int. ested nay APP
pear and contest the probate OF SAID
will and the granting of sa d petition.
In witness wLei cot, | nave h~ereunlu
set nv nand and affixed the seal OF
sad Cou.t this 10th day of May. a
D.. 1904. j. Il. DUNN.
17-2S Clark.
n
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a Sure Thin

1t is said Ina nothing is sure e
cept death ana axe but that Is mol
altogether true. Dr. King New Dis-
~ossiy tor consumption ts d sure cure
.ur All tuiiS aiiu TIA oat Thou
,aiius can testify 10 tnat. AIS. -. ~
: All AieI.e VI nepneiu.owh w. Va,
>dyS: Il Mad d seNe.e case ~ Uio "a
~iitis foI d year aud tiiru ryt
: heard of. Dut gut no relief. U.ie bot
ie Vi III. IAIiis > New tArii
Vi ed me ABSOLUTELY IL tiIaliiDie
oi Group. whvopins cough. grip. piieu-
,iiiiia diiu coiIsulliptio lay IL. IL !
,uai anleeu W Dlomu Bros.. d.. us
sists. Trial bottles lice. Leg. size oo.,
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1, Bank uplCy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING {

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Creditors. In The United States Dis
trlct Court fol the DIST. let of Me-
vaua. Ia the matter Vi Z. L.. Lowry,
bankrupt, IN bdaka uptcy.
10 The cieuilu.s vi -. l.. Lowry. OF
.dcDes mn, nuiiuuiut county anu dis
.rict aforeSalu, d baiiki uul.
Notl.e Is Lei ely gwen that on the
10th day OF Apfii, l5oi. the said &. l..
Lowry was duly auJuuIcateu baiih-
and that the n. 81 meeting Vi
AS creditors VIII tie held Oh The 1911.
LAY al May. lJoi =. Iv y cioeA d. N:
"a the oiiice of samuel Piatl. riefe. e..
10 sank uptcy. STATE Bank ana Ia asst
~oinpaiiy uuiidliig. Ca.son Guy. Me-
ada. al which TIME the creditors may
attend, prove theii claims. appoint u
:, ustee, examine the Uaiiki upl ana
siaiisact such other business as may
Iiope.Iy come before the meeting.
50 HI tLAiI,
u. S. Referee III Bank uplcy.
Dated May =, lsv4.
MACK ~ HARRINGTON.
Attorneys Tor G.. l.. Loweiy. Bank
ll-lS.
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Notice to Delinquent
CO-OwnerS

State of Nevada. County of Hum
boIdt.
70 Morton Lindley:
You are hereby notified that | have
expended one hundi ed dollars in iahoi
moth lode claim situated III Gnid tui
mining district. county of Humboldt
slate of Nevada. d. will appear by
certificate nied March IL. isO4. In
he office of the der of said
y. In order To hold said premises un-
Ter the provisions Of se,Iion 232i. re-
Used statute of the United States.
icing the amount required to hpld
he same for the year ending Decrn-
,er 81. 1903. And If within ninety days
,fter this notice by publication you
all or refuse To cont ribuie your pro-
Jprtion of such expeniiIur ire a. a CO..
,wner. you Interest III said claim vii
pecome the property Of the SUBSCRIBE
,nder said section 2324.
T.. II HEATHCOTE.
Dated March II. ign4. Monday.
Notice expires June IA. 1904.
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Let W. take you measure FOR d suit
We guarantee a perfect III ann abso.
iei- satisfaction. Prices from Sl2 pei
sum up. Cal aud luok al the samples
r lktftNHART ~ co
New teas. Ainrha aud government
JAVh r"hsled tofevs r the Oesi tantf
foi the above.
4-ztf II. G. ROBINS Il Co.
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School Election Notice

Notice is HEREBY givar tina: "a sles-
J the town OF Winnie tai" 81 Iof the
district, No. 4. One TO SCI We lwu years
nd one 10 serve tour Yeas 1roi:. ltte
asst Monday III JUN. lyU4. Polls Nill
e open tom I:3U y. IN. 10 $50 u. n
Election VIII be held May a .:.d,
IVA. Those Wishing To resi Yer fos I'll.
lection can do SO by Applying 30 =,
:. Robins. J. p. al MS osii,- m The
ouIt House. w. A. BROWN.
lw CLERK Of ..s tp,isC.
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ground. were matters that would have
taken the adventurous tendency out OF
even the cracked brain of chivalry II
self. Brandon cared only TO fight where
there was IL possible victory or ran
som. or n prospect of some sort ut least
of achieving success.
So every phase of the question which
his good sense presented told Brandon.
whose passion WAS as ardent though
not so impatient az Mary's. that II
would be- worse than foolhardy TO try
to see her. He. however. had deter
mined to see her once more Before he
left: hut. as il could In Mi prohalilit,
he only once. he was reserving the
meeting until the last. and bad writer
Mary that II was their best and only
chaIce.
She could not endure inaction. so she
did the worst thing possible. She went
alone one afternoon. Just before dusk
10 spe Brandon Mt our oOilS w;s
not there when she first went IN. bu'
having seen her on the way suspected
soinpihing and followed. arriving tive
or three minutes after her. | knew II
WAS best that I should be present art
WAS sure l.rardoii would wish II
When entered. they were hoidii:
each others hands In silence. They
had not yet found their tongues. Sc,
full and crowded were their hearts. II
wns pathetic 10 see them. especially
the girl. who had not %Brindon's hope.
lessIless TO deaden the pain by partial
resignation.
ITO ha continued
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To the Electric Light
C%onlpany's Patrons

" having cone to the knowledge Of
the ufiu~i sighed thai suHn~ OF their
patrons ar using sz-caniie n,wer
iiIiips and only paylng tuf l6-sanile
puwei. ~ hereby resDevtruiiv give mo-
tis- that ttlr USE ~ Sz-.aniir power
laWpS we~r~ thea ARE not being paid
toI rs STRICTLY forbidden
All tiulSr wno desire To Use sued
lamps must rrI,urt rms tact to the
rtt;ce ~ Gh~ untrrsignrd. anu II they
5at { ta,ulplN u..n inns request tneir
llghIS wiit u- cut out
WlNNEMtlCCA WATER g. LIGHT
COMPANY. 1-4-1
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WE SELL THE GREATEST OF

nL''UD PURIFIERS. ETIS
ELlNlR. under a positive guarantee
u viii cure all chronic and other blood
r'lSoiis II you have eruption on
sores on vaur bady. or are pate. weak
40 ruu dnwn. 1t is JUST what YOU need
We fetuid money II yuu are MOI sat
istied. 81 cts. aud sl.Q0. Brown Bros.
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Brown Broth srs

do not hesitate to recommend Kodo
dyspepsia Cuie To their friends anu
customers. Indigestion causes more II,
health Than anything else. IL deiaiiscs
III, stomach aiu b.iilgs on all ui:tiliie.
ui disease. kodol Dyspepsia Cure d.
sests what you eat. cures Indigestion,
u! spepsla and AN stomach disorders
Nodoi rs moi only a perfect digestaii.
Uut a issue building tonic as well
iieiewed health, peilect sli ehglh anu
iilci eased vitality follow its use.
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ACkERS'
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arts
ing from Indigestion. Endorsed by al
physicians everywhere. No cure. a..
pay. % cents
For sale nv Brown Rros.
Trial nackaee frae nv writing to w
RI Hooker & Co.. Buffalo. NY.
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Ranch for Sale

Consisting G 200 acres of land. wei.
improved with water right. iri igating
bitches. good buildings. All ideal bust
ness Station. Good orchard consisting
OF apples. pears. piunis aud small fruits
ol all kinds Shade trees. NICE lawn.
etc, etc. For terms Write or enquire
o. IL. ii. Mccoiley, W,iiow Greek. Me-
Vaoa. 4-26-lm
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-18
MIR. J. A. Bird Celebrates His
7Oth Birthday.

Mr.. Editor: | happened to be
one of the fortunate ones to at.
tend the celebration Of Mr.. John
"A. Bride s 10th birthday at his
home in Flat Greek section en-
last Friday. The crowd of rela-
lives and friends numbered not
less than three hundred ar.l the
OCCASION was one OF tho most
pleasant that | ever attended.
Mr.. Bird makes on admirable
host and III addition to what was
prepared many Of the visitors
brought basHet-S and the table,
which was about 80 feet long,
was literally loaded down with
goot things to eat. Notwith-
standing the large crowd present
more was taken up than was
eaten. Rev. r. NJ. Bailey, of
Jefferson, made a splendid a6-
dress, and there was instrument
al music and singing. Iced
lemonade in abundance was
provided and was placed at con-
venient points.
| made inquiry and found out
that Mr.. Bird was the father of
16 children, 10 of whom are
living; the grandfather of S3
children, s6S of whom are liv.
ing, and the great grandfather
Of 7 children, 6 of whom are
living.
1t was certainly a pleasant
privilege to be present. The
order was the very best and
every body enjoyed the OCCASION
and all wish for Mr.. Bird many
years of further usefulness.
M. c.. G.
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sad Death of Il Young Lady

Miss Mary Cousart, second
daughter Of Mr.. j. Q. Cousart.
died at her home in SprottsviIlo
sunday morning just before dav
For several months she had been
Ill OF white swelling and this,
with Il complication of diseases
was the cause of her death. Her
condition for several days was
such that death was no surprise to
those who had been watching by
her bedside. Deceased was 2s
years OF age and is survived by n
father and several brothers and
sisters.
The funeral service and burial
took place at Pleasant Hill church,
Pleasant Valley, and was conduct-
ed by Kew. j. G. Chandler, pastor
OF the Fort Mill Methodist church
OF which the deceased was devout
member. Fort Mill Times.
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Farmers Institute for Pleasant

Valley.
SO far announcement has been
made of but one farmers institute
for Lancaster county this Sum
mer. 1t will be held ut Pleasant
Valley July 10th, S. f Bales,
chairman. The following detail
Of professors of Clemson College
has been made to conduct the in
stitute: q. E. Nelson, vetelinar.
ian; 9. &. Newman, horticulture
lst; +. S.. Shlvar, chemist.
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Clemson College Scholarships.
All applicants for these scholar
ships will apply to the COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENTS OF ED
UCATlON, who will give full
information concerning the terms
of the law and the conditions re-
quired for entrance to the College.
The examinations will be held
early in July, before the County
Boards of Education.
L. II. NELL,
President.
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AT the present rate it is going
to take all we can make out of
our hfg liquor house to keep ND
our big state house. -Newberry
Observer
Contemporary, "our big liquor
business" can do more than that.
1t will fill mp our big penltentiary,
asylum for the insane and suudrv
orphanages over tho state Give
the devil all of his dues. Edge
field Advertiser.
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Born, to Mr.. and MRS. NJ. b.
Cauthen, of this place, June 1G,
1904, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. N,sbet,
of this county, are visiting rela
tives at Charlotte, N. G.
DR.. Fraser has been assisting
Rev. JAS. Russell in a meeting in
Fairfield county. He is expected
home today.
Charley Jordan, respected
old darkey, who was sexton at the
Baptist church and janitor for the
graded school a number of years,
died here last Wednesday.
Mrs Ella Parker, her daugh-
tor aud little niece, of Pineville,
n. c., are visiting relatives here.
Misses Susie and Kittie Dun
lap, of Rock Hill, are guests of
their cousin, Miss Irene Cunning>
ham, at this place.
The addl ess of Rev. DR.. j.
w. Flynn of Columbia at the
children's missionary service Of
the Heath Springs Presbyterian
Sunday school last Sabbath was
highly appreciated and was re-
garded as very scholarly and in.
structiye He also preached u
very able sermon to the young
people at the night service.
Mr.. r. r. Riddle has added
very much to the appearance of
his premises by painting his resi-
dence and fences.
DR.. Il. j. Strait ha, left at
This Office stalk of cotton knee
high and which has several shapes
on it. 1t is from his Cedar Creek
plantation.
Mrs. j. E. w. Halle, Of Ker-
shaw, visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Henry Massey last Sat
urday and Sunday Rock Hill
Herald.
Best tlavoring Extracts,
Colgate e Co.'S, sold only by w.
p. Bennett.
Alta n meeting of the arrange
ment committee Of Tirzah en-
campment, held Saturday, it was
decided to hold the encampment
in Rock Hill on July 81 and 2s
MIR. Robt. l.. Walkup, . studen,
of the Southwestern presbyterian
University, Clarksville, Tennessee
returned home last Saturday. He
leaves again tomorrow for Able
vile, S. c., where he will work
during the summer vacation
-Tirzah cor. Monroe Enquirer
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SiXty-Five Mules Cremated

Birmingham, Ala, June 15.-
At daylighG this morning fire was
discovered in the Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad Company's $
stable ut Fossimines and was be.
yond control when discovered.
The stables and sixty FIVE head of
mules besides large quantity of
feedstutf were burned. 1t is be-
lleved the fire was of incendiary
origin. The loss is said to he
SIS, 900.
. e: e " ~ r $ q 2 " e
the most heaIina saIvo in tina world.
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A Dreadful Afliiction

Mrs. W. S. Brown has serious
affection of both eyes, and ls now
totally blird The trouble came
upon her suddenly, about three
weeks ago, at first only one being
involved. A day or two after
wards, however, the other became
affected, and shortly afterwards
total blindness came upon her.
This dreadful affliction seems TO
be due to hemorrhage of the eyes.
She is attended by Dr.. j. Roddey
Miller, who has but little hope
that the sight will ever be restor-
ed to a least one of her eyes.
Mrs. Browns daughter, Mrs. M.
w. Robinson, New York, is with
her. Rock Hill Herald.
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ColOred Teachers Summer School

COlOred Teachers Summer School
The Summer School for colored
teacher, of Lancaster county will
he held at this place, commencing
July 4th. Every colored teacher
should attend this. school, as it is
for their benefit as we'll as for the
schools which they may be per-
mitted to teach. No progressive
teacher can afford to miss this Oh
portunity. For further informa-
tion apply to Prof. M. D. Lee,
who will be in charge.
Respectfully,
A. Q. Rowell,
County Supt. Education.
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County Supt. Education.

The total number of lives
lost in the terrible disaster of tho
steamboat General Slocum is now
estimated al from 500 to 1000.
Up to Thursday night $50 bodies
of the dead had been recovered.
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ANN u

The statement is published there
s to hc combination of all the
mining interests in America
with John d. Rockefeller at its
head. The capital is to be So.
800, ,NOO,OO
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For The Ledger.
Death of Sweet Little Babe

'i VI CWeeC Little Babe.
Died, on Sunday evening. June
18th, our darling little Thco, in.
tant daughter of Haleigh, and
Mary Hammond, aged 3 months
and II days.
sweet Babe, she taste d Of life's bitter
Cup,
Refused ID drink the potion up,
Ihen turned it's little head aside:
Disgusted with the taste aud died.
snort pain, short grief, dear babe,
was thiue,
Now JOY eternal and divine,
Farewell sweet babe, until we meet,
Around th~ throne. at Jesus feet.
T.. y. II,
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DOROTHY DODD

Oxfods and Strap Sandals look better tit better and
than price We have complete Dorothy Dols
in blacks, and shiny feathers. Try PAIR
guaranteed line of Ladies' Oxtorls and
those usually sold at 80.
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To The Public.

take this method of denounc-
ing report that is beng circulate
ed in Lancaster relative to myself
and Mr.. Knights family. Said
report Is absolutely false and with,
out any foundation whatever.
j. r. Hunter.
June II, 1904. 1t
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They Come and Go.

We have Just received another
large shipment of the Heart and
Arrow Brand Shoes, every pair
OF them guaranteed, also a line of
the Mems King Bee Dress shoes,
better than ever. BE sure and see
them before you buy.
Respectfully,
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We have for this week lot Samples at one
third off the regular price Among you Will find many
nice things such fans neckwear
suspnders BELTS purses combs gloves shirts ladies
vests towels many things havcnt time and s,acc
to
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Deaths

The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L l.. Fordc, of Columbia,
whose birth was noted in our last
issue, died Wednesday at the
home of its grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Tillman, at this
place, and the little one was in
tered Thursday in Westsidc Gem
etery.
: Died, on Tuesday night last,
June 18th, 1904, little Craig, the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Ca skey, of this county, aged
about 10 months. The remains
were inferred in Douglas church
yard on Wednest tay by the side
of his little twin brother who died
several months ago.
Mrs. Patsy Lark, widow of
the late John Lark, an aged and
esteemed woman, died on Tuesday
afternoon last, at the homo of her
nephew, Mr.. H. b. McMurray,
of the Jacksonham section, after
a short illness. Mrs. Lark cele-
brated her S7th birthday only last
month. She had become very
feebls from age and her death was
probably FASTENED by n fall she
accidentally received about two
weeks ago. She was member
of the Methodist church and was
a devout christian woman. She
was daughter Of the late Huey
Hood and the nearest surviving
relative is her Aister, Mrs. Sallie
McMurlay. Her remains were
inferred Wednesday in Shiloh
chnrchyard.
i Mrs. Eliza Steele, wife of
Mr.. VIM. X. Steele of Dixie, also
died last Tuesday evening after IL
short illness of dysentery. Mrs.
Steele was about so years of age,
Il member of the Methodist church
and a good christian woman. She
was daughter of tho late VIM
Cauthen, and leaves surviving her,
her husband and two children, Mr.
Hiram G. Steele of this county,
and Mrs. w. d. Gale of Wingate,
N. G. Her remains we're Inferred
Thursday in Hopewell church yard
after funeral services conducted
by her pastor, Rev. W. G. Winn.
On Thursday last, Mr.. Beuja
min II. Threat, half-brother OF
our townsman, MIR. w. b. Plyler
died at the homo of his son.ln
law, MIR. A. &. Flow, severa
miles East of town. Mr.. Threat,
has lived in Rock Hill the past
year and was here on visit tc
his daughter when tho summon.
came calling him hence. He was
about IS years of age and was ,
Confederate veteran having served
during the war in Colts battallor
from Chesterfield county. III,
leaves a widow and six or sever
children, all grown survivin!
him. His remains were interrc,
yesterday IN Wcstside cemetery.
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWARE.

We sell lots of Ladies' Underwear because
and make low prices Children's Pants, Ladies' Pants
Chemises Skirts and Night Gowns 25 so 1 cents
S1oo and Ladies' Jersey Ribbed pants the pair Ladies'
10 cts Beached Vests aped neck Ladies' ape
neck, special,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-18

Chronic bronchial troubles and
summer cought can be quickly re-
lieved and cured by Foley's Honey
ana Tar. Sold by Funderburk
Pharmacy.
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OUR CLOTHING BUSINESS

continues grow and there splendid People
have learned that sell good clothes cheaper
good 81 so suits that selling
body attempts match Worsted Suits
that running at Sc 90 will pay
fore you buy that suit
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See announcement of Jno. d

Taylor for county treasurer.
Rifle and Pistol cartridges,
all sizes for sale at Mackorell's.
Mr.. j. f. Nisbet and family
visited relatives at Sardis, N. c.,
this week.
Mrs. jas. McClennahan and
Miss Margaret Dobbins, of Wash,
lngton, D. G are guests Of Mrs.
l.. G. Payseur.
Good hard brick for sale, 6
miles North of Lancaster, Lands
Ford road. Phone No. 5 Wax
haw. Mccain & Stewart.
Mr.. w. M. White of Hickory
Grove, is the guest of his brother,
Rev. j. M. White, at Unity.
Prof. j. D. Higgins. priu-
cipal of the Presbyterial school at
Bethel, in York county, is iu the
Unity section in the interest of
his school.
MIR. l.. &. puyseur, accom-
panied by his daughters, Mrs. J.
K. Poote, Mrs. &. b. GatIing and
Miss Una Payseur, left yesterday
for Lincolnton, N. c.. to visit his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Craig
of Grand Junction, Colorado, are
visiting the family of Mr.. r. B.
Craig, tie formers father, at
Newcut.
We learn that Mr.. j. Nj
Dempster, of kershaw, has been
taken to Rock Hill to be operated
on for appendicitis in the Private
hospital there.
Prof. L., Il. Baker, formerly
OF this place now Supt. of Mt.
Zion academy at Winnsboro, has
been appointed principal of the
Summer school for Richland
county.
Five good secondhand sew
ing machines at a bargain, for
cash or on time.
j. B. Mackorell.
Mr.. Henry McManus of this
place has declined the position of
policeman to which he was elected
ut KersPaw last week and will
continue on the State constabulary
force in Charleston.
The old Capt. Jas. Il. Reed
home in Cedar Greek township
was burned by an accidental fire
last Monday evening. 1t was oc-
cupied by darkies, tenants on the
place which is now owned, we un
derstand, by the American Devel-
opment Co.
Robert and Henry Dunlap,
two colored boys, were convicted
Thursday in Magistrate Caskey's
court of a>sanlt and battery The
former paid fine of $15. and the
latter $40. in lieu of serving 80
days on the gang.
Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post-office at Ian
easter for the week ending June
1stb, 1904, are as follows
Mr.. Jno. S. Mcclure, Mr.. l.. +.
Williams.
Jas. M. Stewart, p. M.
We regret to learn that DR..
X. @. Brown, who has made many
friends during his residence here,
will leaye Kershaw July 1 to 10.
cate at Lancaster, where he will
form a coPLrtnership with DR.. M.
p. Crawford in the practice of his
profession. He will carry with
him the best wishes of tho Era. =
Kershaw Era.