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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
2
Woman identified in 1901 report remains linked to SAVCROAY case. Officials describe SSPYdBRRT incident as part of ongoing inquiry. Records indicate dates and locales tied to the group actions, with no further details released.
Por The Ledger reports Weslesville oozing growth with a new Mossie PL store and Wy Boolerbark enterprise expanding. Mrs Bos beet and Dinee of Greenville attend Pradesville visit week with Mr McNeely and Fane Tyaude. Locals called telegraph in honor of Lily’s illness and express sorrow at her passing, hoping for another visit soon.
A notice reports Woo S. Mowry, stepfather of Senator McLaurin, died Sunday night in Englewood New Jersey. Mowry married Senator McLaurin's mother in 1867. the estate is large and his heirs include three sons and two daughters. The senator could not attend the funeral due to attending an Anderson meeting.
Spartanburg Sept 5 The Limestone College directors met in day at Capt John H Montgomerys office The meeting was full and the key item was plans for Winnie Davis Hall of History to be built at Limestone College The building will cost 12000 dollars exclusive of material
In Frankfort James Howard and ex Secretary Caleb Powers, both condemned as Goebel murder conspirators, fought in their jail cell. Howard hurled an iron inkstand striking Powers, who bled. Powers was briefly unconscious. Dr DeMarco reported no skull fracture but concussion and slight paralysis. Col J K Dixon witnessed the incident. Howard’s new trial slated to begin next Monday.
Bill Fourneery alias Bill Hilliard a Negro charged with assaulting Miss Wilson near Clessont Garage was shot and his body burned by a mob after a chase. Miss Wilson 16 or 17 and the little daughter of Dr Carroll about 12 were on their way to Chestnut Grove school when attacked. The girl escaped. Wilson fought back but was captured and killed, with the mob burning his body near his home as sheriffs pursued the scene.
Judge Gary holds that warrants issued to pay for Evans' school charts are void as contracts made when no funds were apportioned. Similar prior ruling by Judge Klugh in Rock Hill involved National Union Bank claims over $2,000. Lexington treasurer must not pay, mandamus denied. likely appeal to the Supreme Court.
The court of general sessions in Beaufort suspended by presiding Judge Benet after a telegram summoned him to his critically ill son in Columbia. The action occurred Monday after the session began and the telegram prompted the halt in proceedings.
From Prighital district note Nana Galeer of the Granve Gaypplied Bucklen's Armin Salve for sores on her bend face and writings his quick pace surpassing her hopes. Ironworks quenchers in Sates Hruives skin complaints cuts burns seults with pies 26 cents. Crawford Bree and Fo Mackey & Co. sponsor.
A. J. Kible deceased estate lands in Lancaster County near Dry Creek and two miles south of town are closed to trespass. No cutting or hauling of firewood or timber is allowed on the Mellwitin or Kiblee places except for tenants allowed to cut for home use. Agent 11, Fitzpatrick dated July 20, 101.
We offer the Nissen round with square hound wagons and the Owensboro wagon at low prices. A stock of good horses is on hand, including some very fine animals. Visit our livery for reliable teams and superior horseflesh available in town.
Local notices announce farm produce for sale and a milch cow inquiry. Residents visit relatives, some plan trips to Clemson College and Asheville. Church meetings wrap up, railroad gauge work in progress, and rail fares for State Fair listed. Community members and travelers are named along with dates and places.
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