Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE, M?R?tf ;:MIL?TARY MAIDS "?AFE;:!^ M ABOARD^ ?75)Vf ?T/f^TF 1? P?^Tf jrTrSJ A t^Vf^T?^ ?lij^? JIM ' ^T?iree-R^iEw?ial ' bowers* Wk Operated During ? Tours; ^ ; Manjr Posnts'-of {^cat-'Ai^ctivehess .and ? j^loi?lca^'lfefe^t ? - Wo Imvo a To ur al extremely low cost jnc?iuling: all expenses to Florida nod Cuba, Dcc'MiiTi.or 27th tn: January Ttlu.c^eClnll^?tlrac?vo'ahd cf unlim'lt , ed cdnOutf?Jip.i value to ; Teachers .-and - Students dtirlnV their vacation-their (inly opportunity^; _ ^ ' , ?TO?JROP Wm ?-Flotldo, tho World's Greatest Winter Rosorts, during thoheight of their.'sea son ; through. tho\b?a,utif; ul tropical country dm nearby Foreign Lauda ; Sf ??m lihip Voyages in Southern S?as; and-iho/Isthmus of Panania,, during the win ter ma^Mia at ]iomer affording an opportunity for great eodifort and pleasure WRITE FOR'BOOKLET^ . Wc aro cave one of our many, attractive l^L^^ 'SO?ARIA' C0^1)UCT1>D ' and.'CliA.PmtO?EQ-TOuitS al n .<.'. REA SONABLE" ?gOafeayill fotcr?affyfrn. :.' .A XC.jjf:;.: ?.f^.^iWBSB?B???^ X-^X^Li^-:. GATTIS1T0?RS '. ? <?< ? CLARENCE :M$f?j&',C??jSED MUCH TROUBLE TO POLICEMEN WILL LEAVE STATE la Mayor9?. Court Yesterday Re ceived Fico of .$7S or Leave State 12 Monies. Clarence Miller, a nugro, received a fine of $75, cr.Um alternativo bearing tho state for a period Of ,1I> month's,' lu mayor's court'"7yesterday. Miller- waa tried on three charges, one j fj\T> TjCT>??? io-r;?jjv ;>j;ot?i?r f??? ?lglic lng and tho third for destroying tito city's property, According to . the.' police. Miller started on his Illustrions career Sun-', day afternoon by stealing a'.coat:suit.' from Irene. Washington^ Ho U'.eu hurried dow a River street v~- \\U homoi The larceny -waa r<???rted to therVpolico and offcers Aiken and Brown wero dent to . a west him. When thoofficers attempted to make the arrest the -negro began to, fight Ji?? h wildcat,Tt being necessary for.both of tho policemen to hold'him until ito was .'brought; undercontrol;. After ,being locked-up nt the city jail, Miller decided ;that ho would make his escape. t7siii{* a rp?ker '.vliich lie had secured in th??liallway of tiie - jail.- he beg?n to knock the brick from tho wall ?f .the jail. Who tho police stopped-himp be had knock ed out a hole almost"Ia;.*go^?nOugh?-f?r' him. to crawl, through. It is .Understood that Miller will J nave South Carolina for .; a >',tcw month's.-'.- - .'. ? ? ^^{fjpT liiii?li lilllie E/t?LEY CNEGRO- . W?LL < BE ELECTR?CUTEp; FEBR^ UA&Y ; At; Sp?cial, Term - 'bf - 'Court iii j. Picken' '.v?dn?'ay"Attempt ed Assault, j According to Informatica-' received. ?{foin the police ti tallon -at ?dSlevCyeikI -loro?yT^ 'w^h'" competed and sentenced TO . bo1 ei?ctro?Utcfi foY.ttUsmptlng to ravish.{ ii . yoinrgywhlCe^. woman*''- confessed on Monday .night. lt wjli.-'bd 'remcritf?rcdvlka.t' <a X'c ? y ember 27 Hamilton entered .thc roma "pf ttvpjyddng ladies ni- ? '.a: ? -.. 'v. ok*, od ?-vitf- of the' women..hy '<'"'- thron* ami : tried . to -. t?ttnxx'/Jy^Crt.: She ho sid .-yelling ' and h hiir. -A?.-m mate *>iio ai?.o>.''.a'-tackod tho fcegrc/,- he.mnpjbg hi I the .'window hy which h" ' '?''? cit tc1 red. ; There . was much , ? excitement ia ?ny at" tho lime arni ..the Begr?j-wa-, ?..?'ot'"'captured until:on the morning-ot ?-the -'2?th'., ?; Sher Bf; R?rirk pf P&korxs t tt^h;..brouav.t: tho ne'ero'. to -Ande.rirc>:i i i afc jkcepihg un'tij. hoetm'td he I CM ?o ?oYa'mhia. .'dov^vnor ..M"hnj }. ordered'a special-term ?i court .to try'j ALB?RT E. lACy DUANK LIVED'. :?5 -M?N?TEffi Seined; Co .ftay? Ekcn Des _ ? ; Canse of.-.Act- : ' I . ?Ll I ? lill? j ?v4 ? .Altert 13. Lacy/ ?-painter-. trhO;Cutf' beon living In ..-A.nddraon at various j tfnios :{qr^<hO:paBt:8etcya1 years/ com''1 j mittod ?aicide. .yesterday, morning. by ; swallowing carbolic''acid. Tho act ??va*; .i?ons at tbs S!??.B?^?/>ee Cs'SF- ! puny-about li :3p a. ?. ?What'i?romp- ? "t?d tho deed la l?nknown. bnt .it is 'thought ,?i?t.;it wak1 th? drlnlc and general d?ab?ndehcy. * Yesterday mb,rdinfc '.--??ey weat io tho office' of thc ico1 companyw^bro. Jtfr. Dich ,??bblja& dr d' Mr/-ile?-nmn Bailey wore at wo.rkj.and asked. C'jat he bo allowed to warm -andr to dry his clothes. . ile was; told, to put some coal in" tho. stovp and.'then to.have a: seat.. After remainl?g in tho office for ? short time, he went on downstairs' und .out oh the -platform in .front of tho building. . : Mr. Joe Fant waa standing, oh the;, platt orin alco,' and ; Lacy ached him' for' street' ear fare tbr: Bolton. ; Fan tv replied vial he" would '. see . if. ho . could; not getvhlm the fate. /About this time, Lacy turned ?njd' p\i?l?a,ont a smal? vial. Ho then remarked/ ^x?ter -If dftole ' thi?. T will; ? hoc need.'the car fare';" Tho desperato mhnf then ,'lirted th? bottle to his mouth,; and'. pTpceed'ed''j to swallow th? Contents-of it. Mr. fibril.jumped to 6ial, and grabbed the bottle ?ro?V 'him; : : Mr. Fant then-'rah upstairs and'ox'-'J iiibitirig!' tfae vial .Ito !,M038r?'f^-Bhiley^ apd;,^ 'had- happened, A 4'??iy.s?ciah .'?. -wn's | summoned and- the tt?)Sio mph^haklon-t ed brick to tko ivo-it platform/ Here -they found Lacy /ba; ii?e ' floor. A c^t .*:w'a^ - ?ixedcittp/^J'?Rt.i in^?'/'?? thc '?ce/fc?usb ar,d thei!m^n'v^?,eo4:'dn/!*fc. J AbOUl tili:; til?lQ. th IM.. rived^ahd''prbcee^?fi-' to give/the mau ?htld^' W/- .^ th?-'.best.'ihis \yas<tjrl?fd i unable- io g?i tho' ?yr- t? : swal~ . :'^hiV 'v.. rj.Y? the mah, anti (io uicd ih -aopfit 15/minutes.'fro::.. :\ -J time ?b? a?id Waa; :;:lo-., ? .\>?4?eji; ?was'' taken ;v.-;- :v a'r am.Ul tv.v ounce vial, 'plainly marksd . carbolic. acld. Overotic-iu if ,<;: thc', contents v/ere-.'gbae. ' immo ?'of-^ihe..?chl Jwtbs": r^nTTna/CTrVrliir .-man.>:"?T?l7iTfTg7. " Lacy Carno-*;o .A?'d er KO ii frc mond/ Va. v. ntvout <"i?c P an?'/ ?toco;(>?.'t' time hus btv.,.-, -'doing', work-'i tier.!. "Several yi-c.r? ugo. fcoyaa'd iii.; wife" -lived In-, thia;, jijjiy. ..but ;?o?ne lime 'Q?$;LJ'SX A th.'ia &'?t?, ;.He in ?i wn in-law.'of 'Mr, John -XVhi*.-; Hon J imo it is'eaia that hi.-. in Columbio;--.wh^ro' she :went t'rdm/ GreenvilleLn-.-> -v. h !.....'t yevu-.'i iV?t?g-V/?tti .-.:?.->; iahen-ta Toi ly'? morgue, '\V)H-U- ic \vnltln?, '/.:?<. ?oiit>. absent,fr?; . y. I I ii M ? . rmi nv'iii U ? ' ^ * * ?XA ~? ii OYSTER . ;'TU?5 ex-eC?llve uurnicui. pf Auder'-, j son'repliega yesterday 'A*?;:rJi.:i? MU ; invitations io JGQ bushiest *;?/eu ci tb 'Barbea r?hinV^ .the ;"^)r>?.'. '"Baptist f . cf?wr?k O?r Tii\\?hudyJ eVer??ng. 1 Tho Invitations' reid aa follows:..." "December. S3,- 1?15. "Bear Sir: ^SBIRSSS?H ' "You hr o'; cordially ? ftv?ied W tho j executive committee of Antlersoi? cbl-.-j lege tb attend : an - oyster -Wupper'- lH tho Baruca , rcou3 ;bf the First Bap: tist church.;of. Anderson, on Thurs-, d?y",/December, 30, 1015, ct 7:30 pV ES. , "At this time we desire you io min- j gie in;;^?,r'.teliovvKhlp with- about one bu hotc d other rdpYcspntatlve cit jUens of tho.city, and tb join tho conV e?deration-: and diseuaB&n'-'of,'. platf* affecting' ;t'iTi. : interest of the college and'' cora m ur. i ty,.-' . "No one will be called tipbhV tbh> occasion, .for any contribution. "Wo" wish, .however, - to vhhvo 1 you consider witta ,us ??riatrv Tplana for the futuro of tho. college, which we believe y/lll meet with your pp prov al j ?nd co-eperat.loh. j ." ; I "Your;} cordially, ' 1 "lt. .fi. Liqua, F Qmksolea'. <h Jd renia. "Secretary-." IN ? cpimx: : HOUSE Ye . to . Aft^M^???^ipm ty: ano-Ml'/ AUeni?. . "A- mccvuu? oTrTTi?"Audi>rsori <^u??y I Trust?es!,- associ?tt?n y. ??1 be '. held' in \th'e county court hou::u >. fwp'day o'clock bur . riqiis school irtti-t? M yei Le-rdhy: : .U?ec. 28, 191C. j "Wear Trostes: !"ThS ucxt'-: r>?gnbi!; .u; . i in,,; of , And^soA ^tifttyv .'tru2?<.->:?>' uhsbula- j ii?n v/iH be held Uv the .?auditorium .8oh, .S,- . O'....- ou - Rloo'day, January 8, I 'Pit?, nn<? iii iequeste?y.that every truster or' ibo. enanty'. b'?"'pr?sdht at ? - ? ;t- state superintendent ot edu- . ! : ... ;-\ ' -, id ! :- ? . : i ie ;.tivges:'ct^Mh?'(S'qho!:i .. .. . R?w:?x?oC; i?'-lh? county' ; "Slay I"/ask that-every:' :., . ; .'.,?' TI M i ' nd?rs;?S'i-Cou..*.y T;. ' ?,?r. Chnrles E. Thorne-, ipr 2?. years director of Um State ~&gf?T?% 'Cultural. Ii&perimout- .Station--of Ohid.suyBr / tho land, begins lo-heed; limo it ?s a woste^'? time, energy". .jortey .to continuo tb cultivate it ut/JlMila neeaMs. supplied; , ' for tho -ECONOMIC uso of-ovory other fertilizing- mnten&V, includ- ? ? hi? ,v:?ni;rc, depends on tito limo supply." " Dv. Cyril: G.,Hopkins, who ts eminent, authority on soil fertility > " ? ' ? :: r ,;..; . ' 'Limestone co/aniry *s a rloh c-o**J?iry^r^ii?fli!*';s,-frstesloit^?r.!: bider.; than Amcrlc&i Agriculture. ;.;3ut- avery soib can bo* made -'fc.'-f? Limestone-soll'; simWy byiiberat appiicaUoaa'of pulverized lime f-atone. In thoI northern paft of thc Southland especially1 in .tho PiedmontV&o'd ibtormountairi \r?g<oriihseine .soils ure ??und for-, whoso permanent'improvement' ?trouud Limestone Is-iali tho farmer ne?da to btiy-r-aithough as a-gcileraV rulo phosphate inust also fco"-, supplied. ' Southern farms, aro {dmost invariably sour or acid- / ' contain' essentially, leas than np limestone. -\ LIMESTONE! and LEQDMES mast constitute the foundation ?o? ; CO??N' and CATTLE tn'the SOUTH; :. 1' i. Aull of Auturi, President Fingerville Cotton- Mills Sn . ^.Sphrtahuiirg- 'County. writes mo s -."..' "Our'.experiments with Hine are working out very, satisfactory ? slr; at ; Fi?'ge'rvlll?: There' is a-, nrsrhed : increase, lu the; production ot' Cotton :.' us . w'olH.: aa ; smalK grain .'.and v corri. -; *vYe ) have, applied throb ?-''-ibema of ground 1 . ;. Mr..-Ault' has been applying irmestone. td hie farm at. Aut?.n, ). r > past throe years and tells mc all bia crops show an'?horeai?.br\?by~?. ;pr?xlm?tely.?5 per cent from its ; . J.-'-S. Fowler - hns recently : applied hundred' tuna our lim^;0Ye,^y^ ;; onohbiidr^ : ; :'."Wado.??rake has ordered, hundred tons .to app'y to. TOO' "acres '' ; small giraln; during January, .lt. E. L?gon; Proaident Gluck Millo baa.oru?red.hundred tons for .... tthe Gl?ck Milt tarin.. V. . . ". vY.<, ? : .r ' :-y r . ? . ;. ;;.'-....;:-.- .>.-.-;-. '.;.-.s ...:.'.. ..J .-.' . . ?'%?.?/ C. Manly Watson will apply more than a hundred tons to small : '.grain. _'-; . :-'? '-'..;> i ,-.r Tites? farmers have used Hmo.and Icnou- that it pays-?skv^hern.. After you seo. the beneficial r?sulta that follows a. proper liming ot " : ; your coil ; youf only regret-will,\b^ ago. ; ; -. .V?;?!. ..i <*;/^fetHip, ;v.. ; Our Company made lime cheap. ; We set the.prlee. You cnn af ' ford to-u?e i.t. We load cars, for $1:00 pervtoh;#. O. B. Mascot. Tenn; V?slr'for 'M?iSt?OT ground ?fmc?ittm?-Mhat Tennessee Blue LimtggMK ' i\ im^iuM?iiiiM<??M'.n?1Wi''i , 11 ?, i if 11 mn i ??i i II II r.i i" ii i ,?? ' T ur --iiiii I'SVi^iiniii-nT'iriri'iiVirii i inn ,?i inn II III ? 11 t'B'ft-Mlfe^Ifr-- ffftly? llRr CoUee?oh? Glt?a.?re*??t VMp?t?oa i-ira!*'man; who give'n*bfcer?-lb?r^|w<sa ' doublt; f^I^a?? It?o?-^a r^l;.i^rfto^?s ct?on......... '-?.^--...?HP' *r Ffji'Av/vtar ib jpjBu?t?iaa wr?? varlaty 'M .1 . .:-i^.W!^t?^':>ri(?e^''of f??&jr1 ?o?rcoyftu.:.,. :A%rMpSk'fa'y?.iar y??lue Riti&vSr?.. ?