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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1904

Page

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Marlboro Citizen Tragedy Of Wagon Wheel Dragging

William A Smith, a Marlboro County resident, was killed when a stay chain entangled his foot as he rode home from Cheraw with corn. Dragged a mile, his body was crushed, and he died seven hours after being found. No witnesses reported the accident. He had owned a plantation nearby and recently sold it.

Sennottaville William A Smith Counry Cheraw Esterling’s Maill Mr. Smith Chesterfield County

Old Time Remedy for Coughs and Babies

An old time advertisement touts Horehound Mullein and Tar as a pure drug blend used by parents and grandparents. It claims a reliable cure for all coughs and urges asking a druggist for the product, with small price and an extra large bottle option.

Sold for 40 an Acre To the Editor of the State

Notice in a recent issue recounts a land sale bought at a high price. It states 700 acres near Little Rock, seven miles from a railroad station, sold to J. W. Haner and L. A. Manning for 28000 dollars, to be paid in two equal installments starting January 1, 1905, with T. W. B. Dillon signing November 98.

The State S Have Aold J. W. Haner L. A Manning Little Rock

Anxious Moments in a Mother's Night Utterly Desperate

A mother endures anxious hours as her child battles croup. The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the sole effective remedy, noting it has no opiates and can be safely given. Available at Fonderburk Pharmacy.

Foley Fonderburk Pharmacy

Monument Commission inks $30,000 contract for Hampton statue

The Hampton monument commission approved a contract with sculptor F. Wellington Rockstahl for a twenty eight foot equestrian statue, delivery in two years, and expenses totaling 30000 with about 28000 raised. The base will bear inscriptions for Governor of South Carolina 1876 1879 US Senator 1879 1895 born 1818 died 1908 and the eight battles Manassas Brandy Station Gettysburg Trevilian Sappony Church Burgess Mill Bentonville.

Columbia Record Hampton Monument Commission F. Wellington Ruckstahl Rockstahl East Side South ‘Carolina United States North Side Confederate States Army Manaseas Brandy Station Gettysburg Trevilion Sappony Church Burgess Mill Bontonville

Henderson Bond Posted After Bail Granted in Saluda

Saluda reporter notes W L Henderson received bail from Chief Justice Pope totaling 8500 dollars and was released. Also bail granted for S D Gillion A D Gillion J Mid Maffett and M B Moree in the Will Outbreath killing case. S D Gillion bond set at 1000 dollars others at 500 each. In Rock Hill Ed Wills, wanted for a Chester county killing, was arrested aboard a Southern railway train after resisting officers. a brother of the victim identified him.

L. Henderson Saluda W.L Henderson Pope D. Gillion A. D. Gillion J. Mid Maffett M. B. Moree S. D. Gillion Rock Hill Ed Wills Chester County Harmony Southern Railway Partlow

Cheraw Physician Killed Near His Home

Special to The State. Dr B H Thurman of Cheraw was shot and killed near his home by tenant George W Carms. Two witnesses including a white man named Darris and Mrs Carms described the assault. post mortem showed two skull holes. Carms surrendered to the sheriff.

Ocheraw Cheraw B. H. Thurman George W. Carms

Winels A Mocker Sermon on Temperance at Yorkville

Rev W C Ewart of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church at Yorkville delivered a Sunday sermon titled Wine is a mocker on temperance day. He criticized state liquor traffic, recalling 1892 votes for prohibition, the dispensary, taxes, court costs, prison expenses, and the impact on education and public welfare. He depicted crime and distress from liquor sales and praised the sermon’s clarity.

Yorkville Associate Reformed Presbyterian Eynod W. C. Ewart

Arnica Salve Cures Runaway Bicycle Injury in Illinois

A runaway bicycle cut J B Orner of Franklin Grove Ill. developed a stubborn four year ulcer. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. Also effective for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles. Available 250 at Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and Fanderbark Pharmacy Drug Store.

J. B. Orner Franklin Grove Ill Crawford Bros J. F. Mackey & Co Fanderbark Pharmacy

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