Shoes and more priced to a dollar in every pair
A brief advertisement proclaims footwear and other goods priced at one dollar per pair. The offer emphasizes value for shoppers seeking low-cost items across a range of products.
08 Aug 1900
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
1
A brief advertisement proclaims footwear and other goods priced at one dollar per pair. The offer emphasizes value for shoppers seeking low-cost items across a range of products.
A list of announced candidates for local and county offices appears in the ledger. Names include for House of Representatives Thos F MeD WC Hough JK Henry Oscar W Potts T Y Williams J W Hamel IN Eastridge J Hare Foster KL Hicklin for Clerk of Court Jos F Gregory WH Porer for Sheriff John P Hunter James Wilson for County Superintendent of Education WM Welk AC Rowell JE Blackmon Jarnest Blaskmon R Baxter Blackmon for County Auditor JA Cook I J Perry EC Croxton for County Treasurer W Cauthen for County Supervisor M Gardner W Q Caskey RH Sapp rer for Coroner.
A vintage offer invites married women nationwide to request a free sterling silver plated sugar shell sample. No payment required and responses ask for only the recipient’s name. The Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. urges asking for a 4c design sample with home illustrations to boost silverware advertising.
The attorney general sent notice to counsel for North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana and Florida that he will move in the October opening of the Supreme Court to dismiss pending suits to recover principal and interest on bonds and stocks the states delivered to the United States. Most bonds were bought by the interior secretary as Indian trust funds. total involved under $1,000,000. Also notes worsening in Pekin as foreigners may be hostage, with threats of executions of Chinese officials in retaliation.
In a letter to the West Times Mr. Steele argues Roundlap bales fetch higher prices for spinners due to neatness and protection from damage and theft. The cotton outlook shows some recovery in spots but overall crops are lower, with Louisiana and Mississippi bottom lands deteriorating and Atlantic states averaging. shedding continues and harvests are later than usual. Since 1895 German firms sold 400000 Mausers to China, now Emperor Wilhelm orders removal of the guns.
This afternoon at 2 during a severe thunderstorm lightning struck the Baptist parsonage in Westminster, SC, instantly killing H M Simpson, a deacon, and injuring J M Hull MA Terrell and Wm Bibb along with three other deacons who were dining with the pastor.
The Anderson Intelligencer WCTU page urges temperance power in homes over public suffrage. It extols a woman's influence, condemns drink as a danger to youth, and calls for leadership by a capable man to guide prohibition efforts. It mentions Gus Bostick’s death by a falling vine and a note on guano use.
A brief ad or notice claims a remedy named The One Day Cold Cure promises quick relief for a head cold and sore throat with claims of rapid symptom easing.
Special to The State from Rock Hill dated Aug 4 reports S Augustus Matthews of Ebenezer lost his right arm after a pinch while bundling a pick leading to severe complications and likely death. In a separate farm accident two laborers on Maj A He White’s land were struck by lightning during a sudden shower. Sam White was killed and George Meacham was badly shocked, the mule he rode also died.
An early 20th century beauty ad claims a lovely woman stays healthy by using Electric Bitters. It asserts the medicine regulates stomach and kidneys, purifies blood, improves nerves, skin, and complexion, and promises a godlike charm for run-down invalids. Crawford Bros Drug Store sells it for 50 cents.
Brooks Williams shot and instantly killed John Rigby in Walhalla on Saturday. Both parties were Black.
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