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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1905

Page

3

Survey of Kershaw and Lancaster line sparks county-seat talk

In a letter from Liberty Hall dated March 1, 1905, Rock discusses the long-standing survey of the Kershaw and Lancaster line, noting historical surveyors and local figures. The letter ponders creating a new county with Kershaw as seat, mentions Heath Springs and Liberty Hill, and envisions granite quarries and mineral springs. It also praises the Southern Cotton Association’s price maintenance plan and potential economic growth for the South, urging business leaders to advance the movement.

Mr. Eorror Lancaster and Korabaw Jas D. Mellwaine Haile Ragsdale Lancaster Elaire Kershaw J H. Harper Jas McDowell Fairfield Peay’s Ferry Lancaster County Boykin Cauden Heath Springs Liberty Hill Rock Liberty Hall Southern Cotton Association South Carolina South

Local Notices and Appointments in Lancaster County

Local snippets report Mr RJ Glenn leaving for Washington DC to witness the presidential inauguration. McManus returns to visit Wilmington relatives. Rewards offered for a missing Berkshire sow and pig. Printing services advertised. A dog drowns after being unable to escape a reservoir. Mc Elliott A Boys to lecture at Heath Springs to fund a school library. Miss Lula Jane Caskey dies at 93 after measles. Edward Stover travels to attend his mother’s funeral in Kentucky. Tax deadline extended to March 15 with 7 percent penalty. delinquent parcels face sheriff executions. Cotton mill witnesses thank Winnsboro citizens for hospitality and name several locals. Vernie Cook, omitted from Lanc Co college roll, is noted as a bright student. James F Hunter appointed postmaster, surprising some. will assume duties April 1 if confirmed. previous postmaster M Stewart saluted for service.

Edward Stover Louisana Omth Southern Kershaw Amelia Stover

Fire at Southern depot destroys cotton bales

A Thursday noon blaze at the Southern depot cotton platform destroyed about 125 bales of cotton. The fire, likely sparked by a shifting Southern freight engine, consumed bales from LM Co. Heath-Jones Co. and Alexander Sprunt & Co. About 100 bales were moved to safety by workers before flames overwhelmed the rest.

Southern LM Co Heath-Jones Co Alexander Sprunt & Co

Child Dies After Cornstalk Fire Burn Injury Near Heath Springs

The six year old daughter of Mr John Ellis in Heath Springs died from burns sustained when her clothing caught fire from a burning stalk pile in a field near home. She died Wednesday morning March 1 1905 after medical efforts by Dr J A Rutledge failed to save her.

John Ellis Heath Springs J A Rutledge

Widow Amelia Stover Dies After Week Long Illness Near Kershaw

Mrs Amelia Stover widow of James L Stover died at her home near Kershaw on March 1 1905 after a week's illness of puer monia She was 68 and survived by three children and four step children She was a Bethel Presbyterian member and was interred at Bethel church yesterday Had Passed Ninety nine A News and Courier Lancaster special reports Mrs Collins widow of William J Collins died near York county just shy of 100 Her ten children include six living in Indian Land and Waxhaw townships She left 61 grandchildren 134 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Buried at Belair last Friday

Amelia Stover James L Stover Kershaw Bethel Presbyterian Church Bethel Church News and Courier Lancaster Collins William J. Collins York County Lancaster County Messra J W,et H J M Colling Indian Land Township Marcus Slagle Waxhaw Township Mra Collins Belair

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted as Quick Cure

An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure headache and digestive complaints after a claim of relief from constipation. The copy urges readers to purchase at Crawford Bros, J F Mackey & Co, and Funderburk Pharmacy.

Bing Dr. King Crawford Bros J. F.mackey & Co’s Funderburk Pharmacy

Notice of Final Discharge for Mag gie E Sistare and George W Sistare

LT McCain guardian for Mag gie E Sistare and George W Sistare files final return and settlement with Lancaster County Probate Court in South Carolina on March 31, 1905, seeking discharge as guardian. March 1, 1905.

Maggie E Sistare George W Sistare County of Lancaster South Carolina LT McCain

The Place to Buy Shoes Today at Anchorcreft Depot

A new lot arrived at E kin and Anchcraft shoe house offering footwear at the usual price of 160. A full line of Kted Senal Shoes promises savings from five cents to a few cents per pair, claimed as the best on the market.

E.kin & Anchcraft

Education official schedules office days and contacts

W M Moore, County Superintendent of Education, announces regular office days Saturdays and first Mondays with offices near L C depot and at both locations to store school books. Subscription offers and medicine promotion included for Coughs Moray Horehound Mullein Tar.

L&c W M Moore Moray

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Kershaw and Fanderburg Pharmacy Rey RJ Glenn Jacksonham Washington, DC McThose McManus Wilmington Dave McKinney Roy S Strat Lo Lazenby Pong & Harper Mc Elliott Mcconnell Library Association Lula Jane Caskey Leonard S Oaskey Shiloh Church Thurday Caskey Winnsboro Messrs Willie and Riley Stewart W S Weir Robert Crawford B G Tenant James Gladden J L Hawes D Aiken Bob Kirkpatrick DA Brown Sheriff Hood lIn C College Vernie Cook Cook W . Cook James F Hunter Kinley Wednesdey Senate Hunter M Stewart Stover Kted Senal Shoes Cherry & CO the Ledger The Atlanta Journal Heath Banking and Mercantile Company W P Bennett Heath Banking & Mercantile Co Heath, Secy and Treas Beween Heath Banking and Mercantile Company Witherspoon W B Culp W B Culp & Co WB Culp Hebron Mackorell’s E. E. Cloud
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