Wili LibeGerR Barlow Ass Editor Wednesday 1901
The brief notice identifies Wili LibeGerR Barlow as editor on a Wednesday in March 1901. It provides limited context about the newspaper’s staff and publication day.
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
2
The brief notice identifies Wili LibeGerR Barlow as editor on a Wednesday in March 1901. It provides limited context about the newspaper’s staff and publication day.
Special to The State Charleston March 11 while hunting Ben Wert son of Capt BC Webb of Columbia was killed by lightning. Louis Jervey with him was severely shocked. They left the city for a rabbit hunt and were returning by boat when a thunderstorm struck. Wert died on the bank and his child also died nearby as flames were put out. The body was brought to Charleston for the funeral.
New Union County North Carolina dispensary legislation calls for a September 1902 vote on the question of continuing or ending dispensary operations. The current dispensary remains open until the election, with future status depending on the outcome. The law prohibiting liquor manufacture in the county after September 1, 1901 stands.
Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful tuning sore on his leg. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve wholly cured it in ten days. For ulcers wounds burns boils pain or piles it is the best salve in the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25e. Sold by Crawford Bros druggist.
In Spartansburg Herald report the term’s first case featured Mattie Thompson a young white woman charged with arson at Elijah Watsons barn. The judge and jury acquitted after the advice of the solicitor who noted the conflicting testimony and questionable witness credibility.
Special report: Mrs. Sarah Fredericks 60, widow, died by self harm near her son in law Geof Hamilton’s home four miles east of Seneca. She had been mentally unsettled for a month and was found at dawn with her throat cut using a shoemaker’s knife obtained the previous afternoon at Will Grant’s house. She leaves three sons and three daughters.
Anderson County Magistrate J J Gilmer faces possible revocation of his commission after a grand jury presentment linked him to a slavery dispute. Governor Sweeney announced he would notify Senator Sullivan of plans to revoke unless a strong justification is produced by the delegation.
The Clemson College board of trustees appropriated $2,000 to fund an exhibit at the Charleston exposition. In Columbia, smallpox has been stamped out with the Riverside hospital reporting its last patient discharged and no active cases remaining.
An obnoxious peddler named Stevens sold a silverware cleaner in Sumter and angered residents. A police visit led him to depart on the next train after a local committee confronted him. In Orangeburg a family mourns Nellie Smith who died of lockjaw after vaccination complications.
Auction notice announces sale of finest feral mules from Oneshore Kentucky Wagon with emphasis on low prices and best value on the market.
JJ Gilmer, presented by the grand jury for irregularities, sent his resignation to the governor today. Anderson was the target of the demand, with the move dated March 9.
A woman with a frightful long illness near Mes. Long in Ohio avoided a dreadful tragedy after using Dr Kings New Discovery. One bottle cured her and a severe pneumonia attack felled by Mr. Long. The drug is praised for throat chest and lung troubles with guarantee and trial bottles at Crawford Bros Drug Store Straitsville.
An old advertisement touts a “One Day Cold Cure” claiming quick relief from head cold and sore throat. It promotes S Chogolaten Laxative Quinine as a key ingredient and names the product Gam as a brand element.
Spartanburg notary Seth McLee had his commission revoked for a second time by Gov McSweeney amid an open forgery case with a grand jury failing to bring true bill. The report notes the witness’s wife implicated questionable deed Interment and lack of kin knowledge. Camdens March report covers related turmoil and sensational local crime.
A garbled OCR fragment notes weather reports flowing across Texas states and regions. It mentions Sunday and Monday reports and hints at supervisor details while indicating an unusual trend in the data. Names and places are unclear due to transcription errors.
An early 20th century health ad extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for weakness and poor vigor. It promises to boost brain and body power, asserting extraordinary vitality softens stomach liver kidney and bone issues, with sale at local drug stores.
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