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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1901

Page

3

Hough & Co Enter Furniture Line With Low Prices

Lancaster county readers learn B C Hough & Co announces entry into the furniture trade promising cash or credit sales with small profits and low prices. They note past price drops in various lines and advertise forthcoming low quotes on chairs tables beds and more. Bridge bids to be let July 16 1901 with specifications at the letting.

B. ©. Hough & Co B. C. Hough & Co Lancaster B.C. Hough & Co Haile Mine Flat Creek Pitanus W. Q. Caskey S. M. Mathis & CO

Local Matters From Lancaster County July 12 1901

Lancaster County notes mention births, visits, and farm news. J B Mackerell and Mrs B B ParDue visit relatives. Miss Florence Bell and Carrie Biggart travel from Russell Place. a cotton bloom was brought by M J Fundeburk. N E Moore returns from Columbia after illness. the Lancaster County Alliance meets July 12 with full delegation urged. G F Ferguson plans ten acres to be altered for peas and corn. corn crops are poor. houses for sale. Union services planned at A R P Church with Rev Chalmer Frazer. South Carolina College Normal Scholarships awarded after a competitive exam July 12. letters advertised list dated week ending July 6 1901. crop reports along routes show variable yields. subscribe to The Ledger.

Mules Die at Erwin Plantation in Two-Week Span

Col Springs reports seven mules dead and six sick on his Erwin plantation within under two weeks. The cause appears to be spinal meningitis, continuing from the previous notice.

Col. Springs Erwin

Missing Carpenter Padgett Seen Last At Boarding House

Missing since Saturday, C. H. Padgett, a carpenter and subcontractor at the factory, was last seen when a boarder invited him to supper. He claimed he would dine out, having had a drink, and has not returned. No tools or clothing are missing, deepening the mystery.

C. H. Padgett J. P. Yandle Padget

Sudden Death of Aged Mt Prospect Resident John Richardson

John Richardson aged about 90, a respected Mt Prospect resident living just over the North Carolina line, died suddenly Thursday after a hearty 4th of July meal. He was a brother of the late Eli Richardson and leaves a widow with no children. His remains were buried yesterday at Bethlehem Church at noon.

John Richardson Mt. Prospect North Carolina Eli Richardson Bethlehem Ebureh

Death of Eli Twitty in Beaver Creek Country

Mr. Eli Twitty died Thursday July 4 1901 at his home near Beaver Creek church. Born April 1805 he was 96 years old. A lifelong farmer, he remained mentally sharp though deaf and blind later in life. Survived by two children Peter T. Twitty and Mrs. J L Bell from his first marriage to Miss Terry. second wife Peggy Hammond preceded him by about twenty years. Interred at Beaver Creek Baptist Church, he had read The Ledger for 49 years and was a loyal subscriber. He was among the paper’s oldest readers and most dependable customers. The Ledger notes his passing along with two other longtime readers this year.

Eli Twitty Beaver Creek Church Twitty Mr. Twitty Miss Terry Peter T. Twitty J. L. Bell H. H. Rowell W. B. ‘Twitty

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Local Matters J. C Bowling A Bon Sam Barr Dixie Section Janie Lee Anderson Firs J. A. Stennan J B Mackerell B. B. ParDue Mr. W. E. ParDue Walkup, N. C W. A. Blakeney of Kershaw W. A. Gregory Florence Bell Carrie Biggart Russell Place M. J. Fundeburk Romne N. E. Moore Columbia Lancaster County Alliance Jerry M. Knight Sec. Co. al G. F. Ferguson Chalmers Frazer Baptist Church South Carolina College Normal Martha Dixon T. P. Whissepant James Thaul Charley Stratford Adolphus Ford S. N. Crocket Reuben B. Dearmon Ike Benson Beile Nance P. M. Lancaster van Wyck J. A. P. Sistare J. R. Thompson Hasseltine Chafee Place Craigville Hathistore ATL W MM Varnadore Neanager Masonic Building Ackiress Sterling Kamedy CO Chicago New York Cedar Creek Township Massey Place W. Med. Brown C O W. Jones J. A. Houze J. 2B. Bell Massey T. M. Fitzpatrick & Bro Rutland A. J. McNinch Steci Ali Lancaster Mercantile A MR. Heath Heath Banking & Mercantile Co Madras Sigreme
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