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The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1904

Page

4

Local notable notices and family moves in town

Mrs. E Carpenter leaves for Henrietta to visit her mother. Mrs. R B Mackey of Herth Springs visits her father’s family. Mrs J B Mackerell travels to Yorkville to visit parents. Marriages noted: Hinson and Lila Ellis. John Hunter family marriages. Births: a daughter to Mr and Mrs J A Robertson. a son to Mr and Mrs H F P McDonald. A stray cow advertised for reward. Officials attend legislature session. Local church events include oyster supper and baptist fundraising. Planation ads offer 200 and 211 acre properties north of town via T S Carter.

J. B. Mackerell Yorkville R. J. Blackmon Hinson Lila Ellis G. W. Ellis

Church Notice Preaches Next Sabbath At Douglas

Bad weather delayed the last appointment at Douglas and preacher Joz. T. Dendy announces Providence permitting he will preach there next Sabbath as usual.

Douglas Joz. T Dendy

Murder in Texas Family Row Ends in Wife’s Fatal Shot

A Rock Hill letter from Dallas reports a man killed in Texas when his wife rose from bed and fired his pistol. John Porter, born in Waxhawes Lancaster county, had lived in Jacksonville and Texas. he and his wife separated and reconciled before the fatal night. Mrs Porter was arrested and jailed.

Rock Hill Dallas Texas John Porter Waxbawes Lancaster County Jacksonville Fla Porter

Too Much Gambling Across Cities Cited by Cotton Mill Leader

Col Leroy Springs of Lancaster condemns gambling a major problem in Charlotte and other towns. He notes a mill workers’ losses of about sixty thousand dollars in one day then twenty thousand in the next, arguing only the rich can gamble on cotton while others chase compounding debts. Germany pledges strict neutrality in a Japan Russia clash.

Col Leroy Springs Lancaster Charlotte Charlotta Observer

Era News Briefs From Lancaster to Hartsville

Mrs J W Hamel visits her mother in Lancaster then travels to Ohio on business. M S Asheley plans a Heath Springs contract. Dr R S Beckham shows improvement and sits in an invalid chair. Young Oscar Catoe recovers after gun accident. Hon J N Fstridge remains critically ill at White Bluff. Hartsville postmaster Simon Beckham assumes duties Jan 1. Wesley Mc Horton shows marked recovery with nursing from Columbia. Col L C Hough and A R Hough visit Honea Path. Dr C N Hough is critically ill and life is despaired of.

J. W. Hamel Lancaster Blakeney Kay Ohio M. S. Asheley Kershaw Heath Springs R. S. Beckham J. N. Fstridge White Bluff Col L. C. Hough A. R. Hough Honea Path C. N. Hough

Heartlessness of a Husband Rears Rock Hill Tale

A husband Jasper Hyder from Bessemer City moved to Lancaster with his wife Dora then traveled by train to Rock Hill leaving her in a waiting room. He claimed to return but disappeared, taking moneyless, distraught Dora with no explanation. A sympathetic worker aided her to the depot funds, and officials secured passage home for Dora. The report condemns the husband as heartless and suggests punishment. The Chester Lantern comments urge lawmakers to kill a proposal increasing judicial circuits and dispensary directors salaries and to adjourn to 1906 for 40 days, with periodic sessions thereafter.

Jasper Hyder Bessemer City Lancaster Dora Rock Hill Texre Chester Lantern

Letter promoting Devos paint as superior to milk and rivals

A nineteenth century letter to A B Forguson condemns cheating in milk and extols paint quality. It draws parallels between honest milk and honest paint, praising Devos lead and zinc paint as twice as good as mixed plants and recounts J T Ladd of Cheraw South Carolina endorsing Evans painting his house with Devos for better coverage and durability.

Sirs

Public sale of Waxhaw Plantation and adjoining tracts

The Waxhaw Plantation in Lancaster County South Carolina plus two adjoining tracts totaling about 1688 acres will be sold at public sale Monday February 1 1961 in Lancaster County Court House. The properties lie along Waxhaw Creek on the Charlotte road near Waxhaw and include tenements and outbuildings with six subdivided lots. Terms: one fourth cash with balance in yearly installments up to five years or all cash. credit payments bear interest and are secured to the satisfaction of owners Wiesenfeld Co and agents.

Waxhaw Lancaster Counity South Carolina Witherspoon Lancaster Coast Hong Charrette Road Alka Seaboard Air Line Andrew Jackson Charles HL Ragsiale Lancaster County James D. Caskey Toncaster Judson Harseltine Chafee Mesne Fall County Wil David Winsenfeld Joseph Denwalk Stinken Masseltine and Chatee Eliza B Caro- Careton D. P. Robinson Caroton Hasseltine J. R.hanter Berg David Wiesenfeld Joseph Frietenwald The Lancaster Review Wiesenfeld & Co Fidelty Building Bathmore William Carnes Dwight, Lancaster County, & C

Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic Misleading Claim

The notice warns that Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic contains Lor and Quinine in a tasteless form and is advertised with No Cure No Pay. The claim suggests a medical remedy is advertised without efficacy, casting doubt on the product’s claims.

Grove

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I. M. Wittie Pleasant Hill Ip. m Mackorell’s R. B. Mackey Herth Springs J. A. Robertson HH. Hines J. E. Welah Longarville University of Maryland John Welsh Lawrence Stuart Monroe W. Miller Jefferson, S Jos. F. Gregory Senator Hough Williams and Potts Columbia Lancaster Cotton Mills L. & C. Bilroad Bank of Lancaster Prenton F. McDaniel Mary Manes Bethune Indies of the Methodist Church Riddle Building Episcopal Church G. Croft Williams Methodian Church A.R. P. Mance Unity Unity School Sammie Snipes Nannie Snipes Highland Park Mill Rock Hill Journal J. W. Welling Methodist Church Brazil Mr. Welling Stephen D. Lee United Confederate Veterans J. B.gordon D. Schwarzaman Esther Marion R. Miles H. FP. McDonald S. N. Watson Baptist Church John Hunter Mill Village Marshall Privett Lottie Hunter Robert Privett Catoe O.B. Skipper Jan, B. Caskey T. S. Carter Germany Russia Japan Oscar Catoe Hartsville Simon Beckham Wesley McHorton Rock Hill Herald A. B. Forguson J.T. Ladd Choraw 8. C Mr. Evans Devos Slaye Cherry & Co Beery Clark Too Os Cood Jane M. Clark Joseph Tean CLUDS Masonic Stevenson & Porter E.e.cloud Ree Kalamazo Grovery J. B.mackorell
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