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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1903

Page

3

Local News Briefs from Waxhaw and Nearby

A compilation of small notices from local residents: Miss Pat Nuill visits relatives in Waxhaw, a white Pointer with brown spots is lost and a reward is offered, and several residents travel to Georgia or return to Columba for the school term. Notable events include a new physician opening Waxhaw practice, a teacher elected for McCardell school, a mill worker’s injury, a birth, a death in Heath’s, and political notes on the state legislature and pension meetings.

Pat Nuill Waxhaw N.C Joan Crawtorp Marion Caskey Athenna Newcut JaiRe Bleck Fort Lawn Ledger H. Ezell van Wyck Minnie Caskey Newnut McCardell Carpenter Lancaster Cotton Mills Galloway Porter Elgin

Marriages in Price Mill and community weddings

News notes from Waxhaw Enterprise report the December 24 wedding of Mr W A Presley and Miss Ellan Pressley of Price Mill by Squire T W Secrest. Another ceremony saw Mr G Paxton marry Miss Newy L Godfrey, daughter of Beury Godfrey, by Squire W Secrest last Sunday. Also mentioned is a curious claim about a 300 day old pig weighing 315 pounds and an unrelated ads line for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine.

Waxhaw Enterprise W.A. Presley Ellan Pressley Price’ Mill Squire T. W Secrent Paxton Godfrey Beury Godfrey

Marriages Report from Cedar Creek and Taxabuw

Marriages occur in Heath Springs and Taxabuw area. Wao Rowell and Mise Fannie McMurray, Cedar Creek township, wed by Magistrate D J Rverts. Thomas W McCoy and Harriet Williams unite near Haile gold mine. Fred F Jones of Manus and Ida Me Manus of Taxabuw married in Taxabuw Baptist church with a large bridal party and reception at Alfred McManus residence.

Wao. Rowell Mise Fannie McMurray Cedar Creek Township Heath Springs d. J. R@verts Thos. W. McCoy Harriet Williams Haile Taxabuw Fred F. Jones Manus Chesterfield County Ida MeManus Taxabiw R. J. Blankman Huattio Mes Manus Orion Funderburk Minnie Hellion Lancaster Copeland Massey Taxahaw Gertrude Plowden Sumter Ernest Knight Alfred McManus Mrs. Jones Chesterfield Advertiger

Negro Collector For The Proud City

The President nominated Dr. W. D. Crum for collector of customs at Charleston and J. D. Adams for marshal for the district of South Carolina. Tillman to oppose Crum’s confirmation citing administration policy. Charleston board of trade asks senators to oppose. A dark horse, J Duncan Adams, gains the marshal job with broad Democratic support. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic offered as a precaution for chills and fever.

Washington Senate W. D. Crum Charleston J. D. Adams District of South Carolina Tillman Orum South Frank Cram Charleston Board of Trade McLaurin Crum Nouth Carolina J. Duncan Ailune Adama Itis “Wudaratood Laurens Consors Wima Wy Clayton

Receiver appointed for Drakeford Newspaper company

Happenings In the State reports Judge Gage at Costar appointed Paul T McNeel as receiver for Drakeford Newspaper Company publishers of the Yorkville Yeoman. It is believed creditors will be paid in full. Florence notes Independent Cotton Oil Company organized with 1,000,000 capital, officers named, 500,000 subscribed and paid in, filings to follow. The move signals likely absorption of multiple mills and refineries into a single refined oil business under one management.

Hunter Kershaw T. C Horton George Carlas Yorkville Drakeford Bia Frank P. McCain Gage Coster Paul T.mcneel Yorkville Yeoman Florence Independent Cotton Oil Company Darlington M. Israel Charleston Bright Williamson R. K. Dargan Marion Wadesboro N. Y Manning, Cheraw Davis Station

Sudden Death At Morning Church Service in Chester

In Chester on January 4 a man named Donald McCaulay died suddenly at home as his family left for church. He remained with his older son while his wife and younger son attended morning services, and the incident occurred at the start of worship.

Chester Donald McCaulay Mre. McCaulay

Obituary of Donald McCaulay and family note

Donald McCaulay, a Northern Scotland immigrant who settled in Charlotte, North Carolina around 1872 and operated a large cotton business before moving to a commission business, died suddenly at home from a stroke while conversing by a log fire with his son. The article recalls his health and daily routine.

Mr. McCaulay Cheorful Donald McCaulay Scotland Charlotte N. G A.M

Assembly sergeants prepare chamber for meeting

Sergeants at Arms Mr Fred Schumpert of Newberry and Mr J S Wilson of Lanewater oversee carpet laying desks and setup for the general assembly. Wilson reports no opposition for re election while Schumpert faces two challengers Col John T Gaston of Columbia and Mr Perry of Saluda.

Fred Schumpert Newberry Senate J S. Wilson Lanewater House General Assembly Wilson Schumpert Col John T. Gaston Columbia Mr. Perry Saluda

Spectators See Topsy the Elephant Executed at Coney Island

New York reports that several hundred spectators witnessed the electric execution of Topsy an elephant at Coney Island. She had killed three men and proved unmanageable. Cyanide was reportedly administered in a carrot then 6600 volts passed through copper plates. She died within ten seconds. Autopsy indicated the poison had not yet taken effect.

New York Coney Island Topsy

Mr Hood Seeks Mules and Cattle Purchases

Our Mr J M Hood shows constant interest in buying mules and cattle, urging readers of the Lancaster Mercantile Co to remember his markets and offers.

J. M. Hood Lancaster Mercantile Co

Manufacturers in Men's Shoes and Suits Offer At-Cost Deals

Local merchants advertise deep discounts on men’s footwear and suits. Shoes include Split Lies at 85 cents and Oak Kip Lies at $1.20, with Best at $1.10. Suits are priced from $3.50 to $10.00, all at cost.

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Messrs W. G. Bowers D. M. Crenshaw Georgia Palma Coker Ashtend W. Q. Caskey Sadie Nannie Irene McCurdell J. Willie Caskey Athens, Gs O. B. Vinal W. R. Roberts Juulivora B. Jones Edith Horton Abe Charles Robertson Pleasant Hill Mira Lily Porter Me. L Elum Oolock Witeraoos N. Watson Williams Saareday Smith Cam Wiliams Beamsford Mice Maud Ioez Tillman Lutiens Bethel Presbyterian Church This Place S. C. Caldwell J. P. Marion Lousiana Caldwell Waterboro Rock Hill Sulesday H. J. Wallace H.S G.M Ed K. Plyler Nelson Stewart Springs Banking and Mercantile Co W. P McCulough W. Picket McCullough Heath's County Hhis Leve Jones Churchill B. Joney Thie Comaty Methodist Church Qike McTiwain Marvin Killad Grove Roosevelt Columbia State Independent Cotton Oil CO Elm Street Rps Eugene Funderburk Masonic Building Lancaster, SC Bester Riverside Funderburk Co Boyd Davis Corner
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