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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
4
Parties seeking to purchase TM Fitzpatrick & Bro real estate in the county can obtain prices and terms by contacting the editor of The Ledger. The firm has sold farm real estate and improved town property, presenting a fine opportunity for buyers with means to acquire a home.
An old timetable outlines westbound art routes and connections from Lancaster to Charlotte and points north. It notes trains leaving Chester at 4 100 by Lanewater Art, with connections to Southern and Northern rail lines and special for Allenia, near Wine Witharolton, and North eastern polit e.
The Greenville Mountaineer reports official figures showing net revenue of 10,350.12 in the dispensary system for February 1899 to February 1900. The dispute over its origin centers on Senator Tillman and Athens Georgia ministers, with letters from Rev John W. Held and Claude Anderson arguing about who sparked the dispensary idea and its consequences.
A reader from Idaville Indiana credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength and appetite after illness. The testimonial claims the tonic made it possible to eat again and gave a new lease on life. Sold by Crawford Bros Drug Store, bottles guaranteed.
A tornado ripped through Marshall County on September 26, killing four people and injuring seven. The storm caused widespread damage and prompted emergency crews to respond to the disaster scene. Local officials urged residents to seek shelter and stay clear of hazardous areas as cleanup began.
Rev HF Chreitzberg of the Methodist church urges Charlotte residents to oppose a large outside city brewery funded largely by local capital. He warns beer’s dangers exceed whiskey, cites harmful ingredients, and calls on the WCTU to act while noting landowners seek the site. He fears community voices may be drowned by gold noise but hopes future generations see the effort.
A damaged notice mentions Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claimed to cure cuts bruises burns boils piles and skin eruptions. It touts 25 cent boxes and guaranteed relief as sold by Crawford Bros, Druggists, Newark Michigan, with historical Civil War references.
Reports describe a disastrous storm moving along the Alaska shore with two days of severe winds and floodwaters. Tents and mining equipment were leveled, one man drowned, several seamen and small-ship captains are missing, five hundred people homeless, and property losses estimated at half a million dollars led by the Alaska Commercial Company. The government reservation was opened to aid homes being built. Also noted were more than 100 bales of cotton sold in Sumter last week.
Classified ad seeks an honest, good character man to deliver for a long established manufacturing wholesale house. No experience required, pay offered. Reference and stamped self-addressed envelope to Manufacturers, Third Floor, 384 Dearborn St, Oblong.
A rich woman cured of deafness and tinnitus by Nicholson’s Treatment. Bar drums feature, and the audience observes a silent salute as drums wave to renew hearing aid efforts. Nicholson Institute, Tso Eigth Avenue, New York, CSA.
The Lancaster Graded School will meet on September 17 at Pheosape Interdent for enrollment and training of new pupils and staff. A separate meeting on September 22 covers tuition fees, health tests, and teacher selection. attendance requested for district committee planning and private facility provisions.
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