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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1904

Page

3

Local notices and community happenings in Lancaster area

The Lancaster region features a mix of shop promotions and social notes from July events. Topics include sale prices at Mackorell's, campaign speeches in Camden, visitors from Alabama and Florida, and summer reductions at Towcaster Mercantile. Local church and school activities, registration notices, and upcoming sermons are listed alongside obituaries and a tragic suicide in the Boykin area.

Rock Hill Nora Hough Lancaster Alice Mackey Ella Beaty Heath Springs Dean Jones Haile Gold Mine Paris Neal Clandh Kirkley Kershaw

Special Notice Fifty Shares of Lancaster Cotton Mills Stock for Sale

Subject to prior sale and withdrawal, thirty or fifty shares of Lancaster Cotton Mills 7 percent preferred stock offered at 90 yards per share net. Henry W. Thomson address 58 Morgan Square Spartanburg. Date July 4, 1904. One month.

Lancaster Cotton Mills Henry W. Thomson Morgan Square Spartanburg

Competitive Examinations for Scholarships in 1904

Examination set for July 8 at the court house to award scholarships at Clemson College South Carolina College Winthrop College with vacancies noted none at Winthrop. A C Rowell County Superintendent of Education and President Johnson Winthrop College provide details. Fathers must accompany daughters to sign application blanks.

Court House Clemson College South Carolina College Winthrop College Tnber Johnson A. ©. Bowen County Sup’t of Education

Beech? Nonchitis Cure Promoted by Local Vendor

Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville for twenty years suffered bronchitis before reporting relief with Foley's Honey and Tar, sold by Fanderburk Pharmacy. Also advertised are beefsteak and roasts offered by Phillips Threatt Market with prompt delivery on orders.

Minerva Smith Danville Foley Fanderburk Pharmacy

Ginning Outfit for Sale and Local Town News

Ginning outfit including Talbot boiler Ames engine 70 saw Loomis gin Feeder and Condenser one Boss Press and shafting priced cheap for cash apply to T S Carter Agent Also notes Kershaw Elk Work on E D Blakeweys new house progressing rapidly to be the handsomest residence in Kershaw J L Williams formerly of Kershaw now Yorkville visited and Hays Gregory buy two brick Mungo Mercantile Co stores and prepare to open the corner drugstore Cook Estridge Co rents Stratton building.

Bh. P. Talbot B. P. Ames Loomis T. S. Carter Kershaw E. D. Blakeweys Messrs Hays & Gregory Mungo Mercantile Co Cook-Estridge Co Stratton

Payseur store room under construction for Sept

Carpenters began work yesterday on the Payseur store room. It is to be occupied September 1st by J. B. Mackerell. Mr. Clyburn has moved in with Porter and Stephenson.

Payseur J. B. Mackerell Clyburn Porter & Stephenson

Pardon for Nettie Pauling and release of Silver King

Gov Heyward granted an unconditional pardon to Nettie Pauling of Orangeburg who was jailed for nine to life for an alleged infant death. The plea cited mental instability and trial missteps. Silver King Hughey Flinn, a noted Charleston area gambler, was released from Georgetown county jail on condition of leaving South Carolina after paying $201 of a $500 fine.

Nettie Pauling Orangeburg Mercer Silver King Gambster Charleston Columbia N South Georgetown Gary Oliver King Georgestown

South Carolina Military Academy Scholarships Offered

One vacancy in the State Beneficiary Scholarships for Lancaster County to be awarded by competitive examination. Blank applications may be obtained from Col. C. B. Gadsden, Chairman Board of Visitors, or the County Superintendent of Education. Fully completed forms must reach the Chairman by August 1 for consideration. July 1, 1904.

Lancaster County Col

Silence and silence among Republican delegates in Louisville

The Louisville Courier Journal notes delegates felt joyous at news of a profound silence from a figure described as Ancle toe Cannon, contrasting their reaction with collective disapproval of Judge Parker, whom they deem the unpardonable sin.

Judge Parker Louisville Courier Journal

Bank Building Sale Near Main and Plain in Columbia

The Central National bank building at the northeast corner of Plain and Main in Columbia sold for 86000 to Sylvan Brothers, jewelers.

Dr King's New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs

Mrs. Chas Apple gate of Alexandria Indiana reports a night of coughing fits and blood spitting from consumption. After failing all other medicines, three bottle course of Dr Kings New Discovery cured her and she gained 58 pounds. Guaranteed to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co and Vanderburk Pharmacy.

Chas Applegate Alexandria Ind Dr. King Crawford Brea J. F. Mackey & Co Vanderburk Pharmacy

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Attars Jom. Witt Gills Cresk Pleasant Hill Mackorell Mackerell’s Camden J. W. Poovey Longtown Mack Thompson Alabama Riverside Cherry & Co J. A. Hasseltine Miami Florida J. T.thomasson York County Towcaster Mercantile Co's KR. M. McCrorey Greenville J. B. Mackorell Meadors Lancaster Station Lancaster Circuit Zion Ford Road Waxhaw, McCain & Stewart Daughters of the Confederacy Franklin Circle Lancaster County Board of Registration Joe Blackmon Marion Par Irish Newport Warren Allen Brown East End Tabernacle Cotton Camden Club Lancaster Mill Camden Nine Kershaw Boys HH. M. Polk Flat Creek Church Barnwell Caston Thorn Episcopal Church G. Croft Williams Drs. Gregory Twitty Rutledge McDonald Cureton Ray Mr. Beckham Dobson Vernie Cook Laulee Gregory Messrs John Ingram Tom Blackwell John Lowry Jim Powers Bong Cook Jack Beckham Ed, Williams Mannie Oatoo Crawford Cook John Googley Dobn Ti Laing Oly Boykin Lis Temaing Hopewell Church News and Courier Langley Langely Aaron Williams A. C. Rowell Nonchitis Phillips & Threatt Market J. L Williams Yorkville J. A. Hilton South Carolina Military Academy C.j.hudson Oxford Earth Vandyke J B. Mackorell Cloud Doubless E. E. Cloud
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