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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
F0rSale.

We have about 70 acres of good
farm land,o the Harris Ford road. one
and half miles from Sunnydale, direct
ly on the N. II. C L. r. r. Good
dwelling and out buildings. Nice
young orchard and abundant supply OF
freestOne water.
10 acres at Davidson Station on the
OwensLCro lraIth CT the /. c. r. r.
60 acres fine bottom land, will grow
"a or so bushele corn TO acre, Is acres
of rolling land. very fertile. Two fine
Springs ~ lasting water bounded on
the South ~ rough Creek. ...
Dwelling, sorry and half.
eight rooms, new, located South side
Clay street Hartford, Ky. Price and
terms reasonable.
BARNETT G SMITH Agents.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Nntice.

Orders Ohio County Court, rcgu!al
term, LIST day, September 3, 1905, Hon
Wy. p. Taylor. County Judg.. prcsi,-
ing.
lie appearing to the satisfaction q
tne Court, that tire Fiscal Court, OF
Oaio County, by majority Of the mem
bers composing the same, nas here
tofore decided that Elections 10. re-
gula;e tire running Of Stock 81 large,
in Oslo county. Kentu,hy. snall ie
confined 10 tire voting rreoinUs
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
Hines. Leslie, same, s1.5O.
Helm, w. A., same, $S.25.

Hines. Leslie, same, s1.5O.
Helm, w. A, same, $s.25.
r-',~ .q-- -h~e y Com ssrvice'
$500.
james. s. Al. aud j. s., Material and
labor. 1870.
Jones, II. r.. work on public road,
$3.50.
JolnsLon, T. H., scraper, $1.O0.
Jones, e. r., team on road, $3.50.
Jones, II. r. same, $1,000.
10 nson. j., same, s1O.5O.
flanagan, V. L., sane $500.
Jolly, John, same, $500.
James, w L., same, $500.
johnson, J. E., same, $3.50.
Jacnson, Ed. same, $l.5O.
Johnson, w. A., same $500.
flanagan, r. c.. same, $500.
Jockson, Ed. same, $3.50.
James, G. l., same $500.
Kissinger, joan. Building bridge, s1.2O.
Keown, C. p, huber, $3.50.
King, NJ. F., hauling and C, $1,000.
King, L. ~, building bridge, $500
King, l.. N, work, ON public road
1895.
Keown, Geo, team on road. $l2.75.
Keown, Estil, same. $3.50.
Keown, Geo, same, $500.
Kirk. o. H., same, 1915.
King, S. L., same. $500.
King, John, same. $1.5O.
King, NJ. F., same, $500.
Knott, w. c., same, $500.
Kinch eloc, r. H.. same, S1.50.
Kimbley, L. A., same, SS.25.
1 imbley, l.. A., same, sS.25.
Kimmel. ID. W., saline, SS.25.
Kimbiey, Chas., same, $50.
Kitciens, Haskell, same, 5000
Knight, j. L., same. $3.50.
IIndley, Ma. securing road bed,
$4,000
Lewellen, Geo. r., building bridges,
1925.
Lewelleo, Geo. r., same, $21.OO.
Lowe. Jonn T., team on road. $50.
Le'co, K. F., same, $500
Lewis, Lac, same, $3.50.
LegIand. J. L. same. $500
Lloyd, 7. L., same, $500.
Lee, r. f., same. $500.
Lindley. c. A., same, s1.5O.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
For Humankind In death. Brave hen!
Example for ROSTERS and men!
BY Judd Mortimer Lewis.

81 have found Euchien's Arnica
Salye 10 be tie Proper thing 10 use
burns. sCre2, cuts. ard all hammer of
abras,Grl." writes A.r. ". Stone, OF
East Poland, Nuire. II is TIE proper
thing 10 for piles. Try it. Sod
under rraiuntee 1t all druggists 25c m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30
The LnWly Hen.

I'm for &c hen, tie iOwly rca;
8 e. ,@ys On egg to-day and -nen
To-morl.V goes abou ner ~
+ And - ere .er aos, nr luJtis =
Lays us another. Cluck On cluck,
Day af,or day Wi" endless pluck:
Happy if g. solitude
S e my 3. las, t.'"' ~. g. brood
o. fluffy rs VII. y4i!oa lags.
! ~ E"c"a" '"'s - ley more eggs.
She knows no holidays at all,
Nor Sundays. AT the clarion call
OF Mr.. Rooster, with lurch,
She lungos down from of ler perch,
And, once upon faating firm,
she goes 10 hunt are early worm.
! She takes a worm, "A piece of grit
A bug, and makes an eggs of il
That VIII pass muster un.il met.
In scramble. fry, on ulnelet.
And does sue rest wi.l one egg laid,
And lounge around beneath the shade
OF some tall tree? Not much. not she,
Sue scorns the shade of fence and tree
And across shaded bits and sun
Size keeps tie bug world on the/run
And scratches win rer .o,i-worn feet
B1rDyaYd and G rdoA, lands and
And wiyn ner bill doc s.alch and poke
Tie stuff for albuinen and yoke.
Egg after egg, day d,er day,
In unobirusivo, cheerful way,
And, when Ter laying lie is done,
She lou ges not ii > .dde or sun,
Bur VITA a rusa that rest dom mock
She lays her mead upon The book,
And the piece de resistance Of
Some clearinghouse toast. shows
ner love
For Humankind In death. Brave hen!
Example for ROSTERS and men!
BY Judd Mortimer Lewis.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30


Asnby, S. A., saline. 1915.
Asnby. S. A.. same, s2.25.
Albin, J. B., same, $500.
Austin, Jast same, $500.
Barneu, 5. r., Com. services, $500.
Barrsss, Mrs. Dorothy. Int. on mon
loaned county, $4,000.
Black & Birknead, hauling &c s74.4'
$74.46.
BaiZe, s. N, same, $500.
Black, Frank, board for paupers
s566.65.
Bradley q Gilbert, Co., Mdse.
Ono county, $72.70.
Bennett, r. A., work on bridge, $4.9'
Barnard, l.. T., hauling &c $500.
BLnkenship, J. b.. work on roi
Sl4.50.
Blair, Jonn, work and stills, SlO.97.
Bad win, Willie work on bridges, q,
Baire, W. IL, team on road, $3.50.
Black. T ompson, same, 1925.
Er0Wn, joan same, Sz.-0.
Burgess. J. H., same. $3.50.
Beard, Felix, same, 225.
Baker. Fred, same, $3.50.
Barnard, NJ. b., same, $500.
BNiZe, Geo. same, $3.50.
Butler, A. F., same, $4.5O.
Boswell, Alex, same, Sl.5O.
Baker, Tice' same, $500.
Boarman, G. W., same, 1915.
Beedcl, Henry, same, $3.50.
Baker, ". v, same, $500.
Bu.lyl, p. T., sai.e. $3.50
Butte, y. f.. same, $3.50.
Butler, r. E., same, Sl.5O.
Bucl'r, r. f., same, $3.50
Bevins, IL. L., same, S4.5O.
Burdetle, o. L., same, $3.50.
Bean, F. NJ, same, 1915.
Bethany, w. b., same, $500.
Board Esul. same, 5000.
Be ley, =. NJ, same, $500.
Bailey, f. NJ, same. $3.50.
u ard Join, same, 10.
Bemel,. J. A., same, $lO.50.
Baird, J. \. same, s1.5O.
Baird, L. A.. same, $3.50
Bcnne Z, l.. d., same 10.
Bird, Z. c.. same, $3.50.
Bis-op Virgil, same, $50.
B nc CT, L. j., sinno, $500.
d rr"s, +. s.. selne, 10.
Bu lock, Joon. same, $3.50.
BlDwl. o. r., sUl-e, $l.50.
Brow, o. p, aImn, $3.50.
Brow, g. c., sa.Ae. $3.50.
Berne.,, sioa, saline. $6.7O.
Pul'ocl;. Jonn, same, $3.50.
Demon. Q. NJ, SAME, $3.50.
Brow, II. E, same, 5000.
Brown, Wallace, same. $500.
Brown. f. b., same, $500.
Brown, S. T., same, $500.
Bauglu. w. NJ, same, $2.25.
Br,wu. j. NJ, samee, 5000
Brown. VIII, same, 5000.
Bunger, Leonard, same, $50.
Bra.C"cr, r 4. same, $500.
nsnne--.. r. w. same, $500.
PsSzc, G.. III. same, $500.
ih'2e, r. L., same, sl.5e
Baizs. r. L.. same, $500.
Raizt, L. C., same, $500.
Chamber ain r. S.. per diem Jul
1905, $500.
Same, Inquest, $500.
Same, holding County Court, $500.
Same, digging dl,cn, $1,000.
Same, per diem, $500.
C;lrsu' 4 Co., ACse. lur Jail, $S.35.
Sama, Adse. lor Ai.asnouse. S7Le5.
Cooper md Porter, surveying in lev
$1,000.
Coo"er, Herman, work on bridge. So:
Combs, ~ IT,, work ur road, S2252.
CaseDirr, j. f., dynamic &c s5S.SS.
Cooper, Frank, team on road, $50.
Cooper, j. s., same, 1925.
Crumes. Geo, same, $500.
Camp, Norman, same. $500.
Christian, G. j., ss'iae. 1915.
Camp, y. c., same, $500.
Grove. J. V. same. 1915.
Crumes, c. w, same, $3.50.
Clark. ". A. same, s5.25.
Craig, Geo., same, $500.
Comor. 90, SAM, $3.50.
Condor, Lervy. same, $500. E
Grove, W. H.. same Sl.5O.
Craig, Co. same. 1915.
Coffman, w. f., same, $500. 3:
Cot lil..l, ". f., same, S5.l5.
Coffman, w. F., ,a,le, $500.
Carter, A. E., same, $500.
Craig, G. -, same. $3.50.
Clouse. p. s., same, $500
Iraye, q. L., same $50.
Jrayel, c. L. same. 81
raven, c. L., sarne. i"sl
,alhoun, w. g., - ., 30.
advert, Cec.!, So; .-.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-30

Chancellor. J. W., same. $500.
Calvert, Edgar. same. s2.25-
Cox, G. N, same, Si-oS.
Carter, Jackson, same, $500.
Chapman, w. B., same s1.50.
Combs, Leslie, same, $500.
Grove, VIM, same, $500.
1obb, J. c., semc. $500
Coppage, Willis. same, $1.50.
Dean. w. s., per diem June 1908
$500.
Dean, w. s., per diem 1908, $500.
Divis, J. H., team on road, s5.25.
Drake, ]. A., same, $500.
Drake, Jas. NJ, same, $500.
Drake, Virgil, same, $500
Dauglerty. w. p, same 1918.
Duff, C.. p, same, $500.
Duff. Ollie. same. $500.
Daniel, Ethel, same, $3.75-
Duncan, Chas., same. S2.25-
Duncan, Philo, same. 5000.
Day, Grant, same, s1-5o.
Daniel, Mack, same. $685.
Daniel, Ira, same. $5.25.
Debruler, C. W., same, $500.
Debruler, C. W.. same. $3.50
Daniel, Chas., same, $3.50.
DeWeese. LATE, same, $3.50.
DeWeese. Iafe, same. $3.50.
Davidson, Anderson, same. 5000.
Daniel, G. W.. same, $3.50.
Daniel, J. r., same, $3.50.
Davidson, Chas., same. $500.
Davis. ]. H., same, $3.50.
Davis, J. H., same, S5.25.
Dawson, l. j., same. $3.50.
Dawson, l.. j.. same, $2-z5-
= .wso". w. j., same, sL5O.
Duncan, J. Nj. same, $500.
Duncan, john, same, S1.75.
Duncan JOnn, same. $500.
Duncan, j. NJ. same, s6.75.
Duncan, Edgar, same, $5.25.
Dawson, Jerry, same S1.50.
Davenport, Il. Y, same, $1,000.
Davidson, I'D, same, 5000.
Z &c, ". r., per dem, $1,000.
Evans. w. H., team on road, $3.50.
Evans, w. H., same $500.
evans, +. ~, same. $500.
Evans, J. r., same, sl.50.
Eva.s, c. d., same, $500
k..s. J. b., same. $3.50.
Edge, l.. r., saiic, $40.
VERY. Il. r., same. $3.75.
EVERY, r. b., same, $3.50.
overly, r. b., same. $3.50.
Einbrey, ". j., s'me, $1.50.
Embrey Periyman, same, $2.25.
Edgo, w. r., Ter die!a June 1908
$500.
F ,Ner, VIM, board &c for prison
"rs. S251.1o.
Fora, c. T., burial jess Hines. (co!.)
$3.50.
Foreiaan, ed, p, ,eam ON road, $50.
Foreman J. W, sane, $3.50.
Felix, J. ~, same, $3.50.
Formcr, c. NJ. same, 1925.
Fosler, jess, same, $500.
Funk. j. E., same, 5000.
Faug g, Alva, saline, SLIPS.
Ferguson, V. r., sane, 1925.
Fuqu', Il. C., same, $500.
For"lna", II. T., s'lae. $500.
-
Sl71.S5.
Greer $. Y. work on bridge, as.
Goff, V. W., team on road. $500.
Gsilfit7, WI, so:ar. G225.
iroer, :. j., same. S2.25.
Cry. p. W., sane, $225.
Greer, y. C., s'Inr, $3.50.
Gr'y, r. A., same, S2.0n.
Gray, willie, same, $780,
Garrett. c. IL, SAL $500.
Grr. \. b., same, $500.
Hartford Herald, advertising &c s20.S5.
S20S5.
Hoover j. c. work on public road
S26.57.
H9rrison' Hood, Lumber, S17.44.
Harrison, Hood, Lumber, 1896.
Hover, g. j., Understanding for coun-
y. s2.15.
Hoops, c. H., Team on road, $675.
Hoops. c. H.. same. 5000.
Hdgerman, J. Y. same, $500.
l1ccl'rr, Joe o., same, $1,000.
Hoover, J. T., same, $500.
r. L., same. $3.50.
Hoover. J. r.. same, $500.
Ham ltOn, Magyar. same. $500.
Hines. r. r., same, 1915.
Hines, r. T., same, $500.
Helm. w. j., sane, s1.50
r. T., same. $500.
Humble, Aehel, same. $3.50.
Eulpb ., Ashel. same, $50.
Humble. Assel, same. $3.50.
Hiles. o. l.. same, $3.50.
HUFF, c. L., same. $500.
iarG9r. Roy, same, $500.
Inrl \E.llia colna 91 IN
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
Woman FrOZe to Death i'm North
Carolina.

Thomasville special in Char
lotte Observer: Tnis morning
word was received here that a
woman had been found dead a.
bout five miles west of this place.
Coroner j. w. Peacock summoned
a jury and went TO Investigate
the facts in the case, which were
as follows: The deceased was
found to be the body of Mrs. Sa.
rah Freedle. She was last see n
about dark Tuesday evening one
mile from her son in law. Phillip
Eddineer's, home and going to.
ward his house. The investigation
proved that she fell and was un.
able to- arise aud that after the
snow had quit falling abou! $3.50
p. m last night she crawled about
$50 yards through the snow and
finally frozs to death. She was
subject to attacks OF vertigo and
it was due TO this as there was
no proof OF foul play. The de.
ceased was about 20 years old
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
The News Venerable Geor-
gia Correspondent Now in
the Land ofFlowers.

The News venerable and val.
ued correspondent, Mr.. John w.
Twitty, in writing TO have his
address changed from Valdosta,
Ga, to Tampa, Fla, says:
Mr.. Editor: [ am now in Tam
pa Fla, indefinitely; hence
must have THE News" and to
that end enclose $3.50 there
for. Credit the amount and
change my s6dres from Valdosta
to this place. Let it be under
stood that as soon as | take in
the city | will write letter for
publication, keeping my friends
and relatives posted as to my
whereabouts, etc. / see you are
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30

widening OUT" and | like your
heading bet er. A good sign,
which | hope viii continue. AS
things now stand | do not look
for any let up in the onward
movement o; yomr city aaG the
prosperity Of all branches OF
business.
Our daughter (Mrs. NJ. Z.
Crawfor) has recently been out
on a visit. She was pleased and
enjoyed her visit. We had many
questions to ask regarding old
families left years ago. We
learned that many had "passed
over the river and perhaps a
majority of your population are
now strangers to us. In chang
ing the address do not forget to
mention street and number.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too
Dangerous for Lancaster
People to Neglect.

The great danger of kidney troubles is
that they get firm hold before the suf-
ferer recognizes them. Health is grad
ually undermined. Backache, headache,
nervousness, lameness, soreness, lum-
bago, urinary troubles, dropsy, diabetes,
and Bright's disease follow In merciless
succession. Don't neglect your kidneys.
Cure the kidneys with the certain and
safe remedy Deans Kidney Pills.
r.. w. Conner, living at AGA Hampton
ST., Rock Hill, ;. c., says: Several
years ago | began to have spells of
backache and was afflicted in a rather
peculiar way. 4 pain would strike me
when | at least expected it and often
when walking on the street | would be
taken with a crick in my back and
would just drop. For days 1 would not
be able TO get about on account of these
spells. Some time ago heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills, and procured a
box. They relieved me aud have not
had severe attack since. Some times
feel slight soreness across my loins,
but on such occasions appeal 10 Doan s
Kidney Pills and they never fail to give
me relief. I do not think there is a rem
edy in existYnce that is equal to them"
For sale byt all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster -Milburp Co, Bu Naio New York,
sole agents fof1the UniteA states
Remember the ma me- Doan's-and take
no other. ~ 24-25
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
"Did you run2" inquired the

"Did you run2" inquired the
court.
You ough'er have seen me-"
retorted the witness.
Martin Leonard, another tar
mer near Reel Foot lake, was
visited by the riders and was
given five days 10 move under
penalty OF being hanged Asked
~ he moved he casually observed
'ha! he was still alive, but his
home was burned.
Witness after witness told of
visitations by the riders and
here was no identification and
no effort made to connect the
riders with the murder of Cap
lain Ranken or his mvrderers
One witness, Mrs. Leonard, when
asked how many there were in
the band which visited her, said:
about two hundred, reckon.
The woods were full ol 'em."
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
Bloody Street Fight in Geor-
gia ToWn--Three Men
Killed.

Ocilla, Ga Within stones
throw of each other, their life
blood making crimson the shaded
streets of this quiet town, three
men were instantly killed to-
night and an officer of the law
received mortal wounds.
The dead are:
Charlie Moore.
Virgil Moore
Leonard Smith.
Fatally injured Policeman
Cain Walters.
Jack Sheppard and Charlie
Moore met Police Officer Watson
on the street shortly after 9
O'Clock. Just after passing the
officer, Sheppard, it is stated
fred giant cannon cracker The
officer mildly demonstrated with
him for the act, whereupon Moore
took the side OF Sheppard and
words passed between the trio.
Moore, it is said, became vio.
lently angry and attacked the
officer with his pistol, shooting
at short range. Sheppard got
out of the way and took no hand
further than that related, in the
tragedy. The officer, mortally
wounded by Moore's first bullet
summoned his energy and game
ly fired upon Moore as the latter
ran. The officers aim was un.
erring, the ball striking Moore
squareiy in the back. He ran a
cross the street from the officer
and tell lifeless.
While the duel between the
officer and Charlie Moore was in
progress, Leonard Smith. son ol
Chief of Police Smith, rushed tc
the officers aid. AT this junction
Virgil Moore, brother OF Charlie
Moore, went to the help of his
brother and, it is said, fred upor
Smith, killing him instantly
Smith, returned the fire upon hi
assailant, shooting him dead in
his tracks.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

There will be basket supper at Union
church next Friday night. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The Lancaster G.. II. local Union will
meet next Saturday, January 2nd, 1909,
at o'clock p. m. j. F.. Nisbet, Pres.
The Camp Creek Farmers Union will
meet next Friday, Jan. l, at . O'Clock
p. m. All members are urged to attend
this meeting. NJ. j. Long, Pres.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Lancaster County Farmers Union will
be held in the court house Friday, Jan.
Sth, 1909, at 1890 a. IN. We are anxious
to have a full delegation present as we
will have great deal OF important
business to transact.
h. Il. Lingle, Pres.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
COtOred Boy accidentally KiJGed
on Negro Man.

A little negro boy, Willie
Slower, was accidentally shot and
killed few days ago in Cedar
Greek township, on Mr.. j. O.
billiards place, by a colored
man named Mack Duncan. Dun.
can had gone into his house and
gotten his gun to shoot a hawk,
and while standing in the door
putting In a she'll, the weapon
suddenly discharged, the load
striking the boy, who was near
by, in the bowels, killing him
almost instantly.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
Pleasant Valley News.
Another Account of the Re-
cent Homicide--Constable
Halls Good Record Wis
itors During Holidays.

jim Reed, a thriftless negro OF
bad character and reputation,
was shot and instantly killed by
Constable j. X Hall on Monday
OF last week. Constable Hall
was serving warrant on him
when The negro attempted to kill
him with an axe, and the con
stable was forced to kill him in
self defense. The bullet passed
through the chest of the negro,
piercing the pulmonary artery,
and lie died almost Immediately.
Magistrate ID. X. Hall held an
inquest over the body, and the
jury rendered a verdict of justi.
fable homicide. Constable Hall,
who has been in office eight years,
and who has made an efficient
and fearless officer, was serving
his last day as constable. Mr..
j. ID. Potts, his successor, tax
ing charge of the office the fol-
lowing day. This was the only
time that Constable Hall has had
occasion to shoot any one during
all the time he served as con.
stable.
The following college students
are at home for the holidays {:
Misses Aida Therrill and Vallie
Pettus, from the Normal and Col
legiate Institute at Asheville, and
Cadets 4. f. Hall and l.. r.
TherrilI, from Clemson.
The following are some OF the
visitors to Pleasant Valley dur
ing the holidays: Prof. f. q.
Potts of the Univ. of S. c., Mr..
John Crane, of Roanoke, Va,
Mr.. Vance Crane of Fayetteville,
n. c., Mr. Ed Crane and Miss
Edna Harris of Monroe, N. c.,
Misses Helen Heath and Mary
Harris OF Charlotte, Miss Wrenn
Harris Of Hamlet, n. @.
magistrate Hall married three
couples from North Carolina on
Sunday before Christmas, but
your correspondent was unable
to learn the names of the parties
involv ed in' the difficulties.
The Sunday School of the
Pleasant Hill methodist church
had very delightful Christmas
tree occasion on Christmas
evening.
Mr. ID. 0 Potts returned last
week from an extended visit to
relatives and friends in Mississip.
pi, Tennessee and North Ca1o
ma. Mr. Potts is scheduled TO
give his highly entertaining and
instructive lecture, Conservation
in the West" to the Belair Far
mers' Union on Thursday after
noon of this week. The lecture
will begin promptly at 3 O'Clock
s. E. b.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
DEATH OF S. N. HA MMOND
A Native Lancastrian Ends
a Useful and Exemplary
Life in Florida, the Home
cf His Adoption.

II AAlS IAoSOllOll.
Il was learned here since our
last issue that Mr.. Samuel n.
Hammond, who was born and
reared In Lancaster county, died
few weeks ago in Florida, the
state of his adoption. He was
a son of the late Frank Ham,
mond, and is survived by two
brothers in this county, Messrs
f. R. and p. b. Hammond. A
sister, Mrs. Mary Perry, wife OF
A. HI Perry, died about a two
years ago. A newspaper, of
date Nov. 25th, of Hawthorn.
Fla, where Mr. Hammond
resided, contains the following
account of his passing away:
Our town and community
mourns tie death of this honor
ed and respected citizen, Mr..
Samuel N. Hammond, who was
one the old laDdma rks, and
who peacefully passed away at
his home in Hawthorn, Fla.
November 9TH, after . short ILL
ness. He was born in South
Carolina 73 years ago, and came
10 Alachua county in 1858, and
in November of the same year
was united in marriage to Miss
Mary K. Hawthorn, eldest
daughter of the late Jas. M.
Hawthorn. He was a devoted
husband and kind father and
is survived by his widow and
and two sons, James f. and
Thomas j.. both business men of
our town; William, one son hav-
ing preceded him few monH. s
ago.
Mr.. Hammond was a Confeder
ate veteran, enlisting at the
beginning of hostlli'ies in Capt.
j. M. Martins Artillery Com.
pauy, and served to the end,
following his flag through the
States OF Kentucky, Tennessee
and Virginia, and was in many
hotly-contested battles. He was
brave AID gsllant soldier, and
died loving the lost cause. Just
before death, after a married
life of nearly so years, he call
ed his weeping wife to his bed
side and with feeble voice told
her he was going home. He
never united with the church i,
but loved the cause of religion
and was a contributor TO every
good and worthy object. His
was an exemplary life, and We
have every reason to believe that
his soul went to the God who
gave it. His remains were laid
to rest in the Hawthorn,cemetery
the last sad rites being perform
ed by the Rev. G. &. Thrasher
in the presence OF a large assem-
hly
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30

:. The newly elected officers of
Jackson Masonic Lodge, as
heretofore published, were for
inally installed Monday night.
A splendid banquet was also
served.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
A Dangerous Operation.

is the removal of the appen dix by a sur
geoD. No one who takes DR.. Kings New
Life Pills Is ever subjected to this fright
iul oadeal. They work so quietly you
don't feel them. They cure constipation
headache, biiiousness and malaria. 25c
at j. t. Mackey Co. and Funderburk
Pharmacy. "
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-30
Cotton Market.

Seton on local market, S.25 cents.k A.
In New York yesterday spot cotton
closed at 9.15 cent and futures closed as
follows: January, S.63; March, S,75;
May. Isl; December, s.s7. "-