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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1902

Page

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Murder of Sam Lightsey Near Fairfax

A young white man named Sam Lightsey disappeared from his Fairfax area home and was found murdered in nearby woods. Investigations led to arrests of Ed Daniels and Bill Daniels, with Ed Daniels confessing that Steve Holly helped in the crime. The note provides a description of a suspect and mentions a telegram to Governor McSweeney.

The State Sam Lightsey Fairfax Sam Lightsey M. M. Lightsey Sycamore Ed Daniels Bill Daniels Eol Daniels Steve Holly Tnick J.P. Lightsey

Scott's Emulsion Promises Health for Pale Blood Sickness

Advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion restores strength and flesh for pale sick blood, especially teens. Describes cod liver oil content as nourishing and curative, urging regular treatment and offering samples to sufferers.

Scott

Governor halts Rock Hill bull dog and cock fights

In Rock Hill South Carolina a planned bull dog and cock fighting event prompted Sheriff Logan and Constable Wingate to secure troops from Captain Dunlap. After pressure from the Governor and legal advice, promoter Thomasson canceled the bull fight while dog and cock fights were prohibited. The prompt action by lawmen was praised by locals.

Rock Hill S. G R. ¥. Thomasson Logan Yorkville Wingate Mr. Thomasson HH M Dianlap Carawba Rifles Capt. Dunlap Sherf

The Pride of Heroes Buck len Arica Salve Ad

Soldiers praise Buck len Arica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet stiff joints burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Cures or no pay. Only 25 cents at F Mackey & Co Crawford Bros drug stores.

F. Mackey & Co Crawford Bros

Jail Break At Marshall Prison Faces Manhunt

Seven inmates escaped Marshall North Carolina jail by sawing out steel bars in cell windows. Among the fugitives are Henry Murray and Rice Hagan, both charged with murder. No trace of the men has been found yet.

Texas Fever in Blackville and North Carolina cattle

State Veterinarian Dr Nesom arrived from Blackville after a telegram from J D Winter noting Texas fever outbreaks among cattle. The article details causes, tick transmission, quarantine advice, and control measures plus treatment and a call to request Bulletin No. 72 from Clemson College.

G. Nesom Blackville J.D. Winte Ue Whittle North Carolina White W.E. Ruthaad Batesbury J.T. Blade Mayesville

Electric Bitters Claimed To Cure Dyspepsia

A Mecatur Alabama resident writes of long suffering from indigestion and related ailments. She credits Electric Bitters for relief after three years of dysfunction and reports renewed appetite and improved digestion. Available at J I Ambwkey & Co and Crawford Bros store.

Jay S. J. Newsom Mecatur Ala Lives Riley J. I Ambwkey & Co Crawford Bros

Mrs Ulyses S Grant Dies In Washington

Mrs Ulyses S Grant wife of President Grant died at her residence in Washington tonight from heart failure aggravated by bronchitis. She was 63 and the end came quietly with daughter Nellie and granddaughter Rosemary Sartoris present. Remains to be laid in Riverside Park New York where Mr Grant's remains rest.

Washington U.S. Grant President Grant Grant Nellie Grant Satoris Rosemary Sartoris Dr. Bishop

Foils a Deadly Attack at Lancaster Lancaster

A fragmented 19th century notice mentions a deadly attack foiled and cites medical remedies from De King s New Lily Ville. The text references M. M. Austin of Wincester Ind and local merchants Markey Co Craiford Bros and a Lancaster lamp subscription at 1.00 per year.

Kier M. M. Austin Wincester, Ind King Markey & Co Craiford Bros’. S

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