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Newspaper

The Lancaster Ledger

Location

Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1904

Page

3

Local notices and obituaries in Lancaster area weekly

Subscriptions urged for prompt payments while Miss Pet Neal visits Yorkville. Rev J L Stokes to preach at the Methodist church. Bishop Clinton memory honored as stores closed. Dr H Smith to visit Jefferson for eye care on Nov 7. East Lancaster Circuit officials to meet at Tabernacle. Corn shucking and a sumptuons dinner enjoyed by locals. Correction: Zemp-Johnson nuptials set next Tuesday at 10:30. Basket supper raised 829.50 to pay parsonage debt. J A Cook gave 250 for insurance. Man injured at the ginnery. heart disease causes death of 14-year-old Herbert Small. Death notices: Mrs Mattie Langley, Mrs Elizabeth Ragsdale. Interments at Union, Newhope, Rossville.

J L. Stokes D. D Yorkville Bishop Clinton H. Smith Monroe N. C Jefferson, N. C East Lancaster Tabernacle Church C. Winn R. P. Plyler Messrs. W. S. Langley R. L. Plyler Wanwyck J A Cook Thomas Barton

McMillen Kills Man in Jefferson County Standoff

Special to the State reports H. McMillen shot and killed a man named Pet Chaplin at 3 PM in Jefferson County after a recent confrontation. Authorities say Chaplin had been seen with a gun and may have intended to kill McMillen during the dispute.

Jefferson H. McMillen Pet Chaplin McMillen

Death of an Excellent Young Man in Douglas

Death of Mr rank J. Green, about 38, of Douglas, after three weeks of typhoid fever at his home five miles southwest of town on Oct 20 1904. He was a son of KF O Green, brother of J T Green and T C Green, and survived by M J Green mother and sisters H E White and Janie Green. A respected member of Douglas Presbyterian Church. Funeral held at Camp Creek church with Rev J T Dendy. interment beside Camp Creek church, many friends present.

Langley Mattie Langley W. J. Langley Lancaster Rock Hill John D. Cackey Newhope Ragsdale Elizabeth Ragsdale Oon Ragsdale HB Beckham Tank Lumpkin Savannah Ragedale Daniel Steven Rossville Presbyterian Church Chester County Rank J. Green Douglas Town Green KF. O. Green J. ‘T. Green T. C Green M. J. Green H. E. White Janie Green Douglas Presbyterian Church J. T. Dendy Camp Creek Church Lathione Genw Naepelity Alfred Agnew M Lathan Lancater County Marian Agnew Donalds Paul Peessley Clyde Milling Beatrice Agaaw Mack Ageewo Mary Lathan Riverside HL. Lathan Jefferson P.M. Welsh Tly Vic Mpa Evans Wits Callinat Eyaso

Homicide Probe in Marlboro Man Faces Charges

Special report from The State: The earns jury probes a Marlboro homicide near horn on Sunday. Frank Seat struck Win Sweat with an axe handle as Sweat advanced with a drawn knife. Sweat died Tuesday evening from a fractured skull. Lear awaits in the guardhouse with no attempt to flee.

Clio Earners Horn Frank Seat Win Sweat Lear

Court motions and grand jury report from Lancaster area

The court paused Thursday through Monday with a change of venue granted for C B Skip per to Fairfield county on murder charges. Verdicts found not guilty for Lewis M Horton and arson defendant Lewis Croxton. Several murder cases continued to spring term. The grand jury reported on jail conditions railroad bridge danger near Bear Creek and a lynching incident, while noting no evidence to prosecute. A local wedding in Lancaster County followed by a barn fire and a manslaughter verdict in Saluda highlights.

C. B. Skipper Watts Fairfield County Lewis M Horton Lewis Croxton Lee Hilton John Jackson, Jr Clark Will Tindson Preston Horton Witneses Jud Hinson Simon Carnes Pred Cook Bob White George Southers T.S. Small Roxie Garris Doster Sims T. J Small D. J. Hisson James Bear Creek Southern Railway Lancaster Savnc Kershaw

Ginnery Burns Near Cayins in Spartanburg Fire

The ginnery of Alexander Bros near Cayins in Spartanburg was destroyed by fire early yesterday. The blaze consumed the gin and machinery along with 15 to 20 bales of cotton and 1,503 bushels of cotton seed.

Spartanburg Alexander Bros Cayins

Notice to the Public inquests in the county

Notice to the Public states the coroner will conduct all inquests in the county. It directs contacting the coroner at Pleasant Mill residence when needed. Mentions Montgomery Caskey and a date of Sept. 20 with Coroner L. tf.

Pleasant Mill Montgomery Caskey

Special meeting of Enterprise Mercantile stockholders held

Notice is thereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Enterprise Mercantile Company of Heath Springs S C will be held at the office of the company at Heath Springs on October 20 1904 at 10 o clock for the purpose of considering increasing the capital stock to twenty two thousand dollars.

Enterprise Mercantile Company Heath Springs Aid Company Enid Corporation

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Wei Kiy Javity Wat Feck Zlant Pleasant Hill Aigleas Mackenné Miss Pet Neal Rev. W. C. Ewart Alva DePasa, Esq Columbia C. W. Jones Leonard Neely Col Spring Erwin Herbert Eliixon Small Flint Ridge Union Charel Onra Marlboro R. C. Watts Said County Arn Saluda Simon Miller Russell McCormick Joseph Miller Miller Boys McCormick Longbridge J. A. Bridges W. J. Plammond EC. Croxton Berry Mobley K. M. Croxton Board of Directors JB. Mackorell Pabody E. E. Cloud
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