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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1904

Page

2

Heath Mercantile to Open Cheraw Store in Big Way

Thurlow S Carter reports Heath Mercantile Company plans a new wholesale and retail store in Cheraw. Partners from Kershaw and Camden secured options on multiple lots for a brick two story building with a large warehouse on the Seaboard while S W Welsh becomes general manager and L Jones oversees exterior work. Meanwhile a massive whiskey warehouse fire in Peoria destroys buildings and stock, kills ten, injures six, and pours whiskey into cattle yards as losses top a million dollars.

Heath Company of Kershaw Cheraw Seaboard 5. W. Welsh L. Jones Carolina Peoria Ills Corning Dood and Keifer Chicago

Latest From Seat of War Near Port Arthur

Chefoo June 6 reports Japanese troops within seven miles of Port Arthur and two miles from the Russian army on the Liaotung Peninsula. Reinforcements landed at Dalny and moved to Twing Ching and Sanchimpo, with gunboats aiding along the coast. Chinese sources say a major battle may unfold at Port Arthur as Japanese push toward the forts.

Port Arthur Chefoo Liao ‘Tang Duang Dalny Twing Ching Sanchimpo

Fatal Shooting in Charleston Ends in Death

In Charleston on June 6 George Caulfield was killed and Joe Myers and Hunter Sharp were wounded when Pat Carroll fired on Caulfield and his companions after a prior fight. Carroll, who operated a blind tiger, was arrested that night in a Market Street saloon. witnesses were taken into custody. Caulfield, a former dispensary constable, leaves a wife and two children.

Charleston George Caulfield Joe Myers Hunter Sharp Pat Carrol Canlfield Carroll Caulfield Canfield Hasell Street Carrol Meyers Sharp Market Street

Monument planned for McKinley statue in Niagara Square

Buffalo park board completed plans to erect a McKinley monument in Niagara square. The $100,000 monument is state funded, while Buffalo will rearrange the area into a premier city spot. Also in Raleigh federal court Charles Jones Goldsboro was fined $3,500 and two years sentenced for stolen postage stamps. judge remitted the term but kept the fine.

Buffalo Niagara Square Park Board State of New York Raleigh Charles Jones Goldsboro Purnell Jones

In Memoriam for Elmer Bowers Child of Willie and Blanche Bowers

In memory of Elmer Bowers born October 16 1902 died May 13 1904 aged 1 year 7 months. A precious one from us is gone a voice we loved is stilled a place is vacant in our life. The body may moulder here the soul is safe in heaven. Safe in the arms of Jesus Aunt Blanche. I will let to the lowest responsible bidder on Tuesday June 21 1904 at 10 o'clock am the contract to build a new bridge across the creek one mile west of Kershaw near Horton’s Wesley Horton L J Perry County Supervisor

Little Elmer Willie Bowers Kershaw Wesley Horton L. J. Perry

Letter on paint costs and adulteration savings

A letter to J E Patterson argues the true cost of painting includes both paint and labor. The author claims adulterated paint requires more gallons and higher labor, citing two identical houses and two painters with one job costing 27 dollars and the other 54. The note is signed by F W Devoe Co and mentions Lancaster Mercantile Co as a seller.

Sir Devoe N. Avery Delhi N. Y Devor Geo. Gilbert F. W. Devor& Co New York Lancaster Mercantile Co

Announcements for Congress and State Legislature

A set of 1920s style political notices show candidates declaring runs for Congress in the Fifth District and re election to the House of Representatives, all subject to Democratic primary rules, with names including T Y Williams, W Pots, J W Hame, and J Harry Foster.

Congress T. Y. Williams House OF Representative House of Representatives

Local Candidates Pitch Sheriff and Clerk As Primary Near

In a Democratic primary slate, John P. Hunter is named for reelection as Sheriff, praised for a loyal, duty minded record. L. M. Clyburn is announced as Clerk of Court candidate, honoring Porter’s unexpired term. J. F Gregory declares candidacy for ward office in line with Democratic rules.

John P. Hunter L. Porter J. F Gregory

Porter Announces Candidacy for Lancaster County Auditor

J Wylie Porter declares himself a candidate for the Auditor of Lancaster County in the Democratic primary, outlining plans to meet the eligibility requirements and seek voter support.

Lancaster County H. W.hortos J Wylie Porter

Candidate announces bid for county supervisor seat re election

With thanks for past favors and at friends’ solicitation, I announce my candidacy for re election as county supervisor subject to the rules of the party and the office.

Lancaster County A.C. Rowel

A Word to the Public About Low Prices and Honesty

A public notice promises knockout pricing to beat competitors with fair, honest deals. It emphasizes honesty and integrity, pledging profit only to live on, and claims to offer lower prices than rivals. Mentions Godman and Drew-Selby line of shoes as a key reference.

Godman Drew-Selby

The Best Lines On Earth Shoes Claim Quality and Guarantee

An advertisement touts shoes with solid leather counters and double tips, offering replacements if any pair fails. It promotes Douglas line as best, asserts cow leather construction, and denounces rivals using pasteboard materials.

Douglas

SPECIL DRIVE ON WINTER WEIGHT CLOTHING

Overstock sale on winter weight clothing with suits offered at cost. Strouse & Bros Clothing guarantees fade and shrink resistance with each suit. Store highlights a vast overstock of clothing and a Nation department with wide groceries and low prices. Shop for low prices before fall line arrives.

Strouse & Bros Nation Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. Ledger Thurlow S. Carter John I. Stevens L. D. Jones J. DePass Camden Chernw Heath Mercantile Company Dead Man Carroll Blind Tiger McKinley C. C. Jones Gol Jesus Aunt Blanche J. E. Patterson Democratic Party J.W. Hame J. Harry Foste L. M. Clyburn Curt Jotin A Cook Lanester County Cauthen LJ Perry Keath Banking & Hercanity Lancaster S. C
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