Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ LOCAL DOTS |? ? There will $e no services at Shiloh church next Sabbath. m ?Mr. A. J. Clark has moved his office from the I'ayseur build- 1 ing into the Springs (dock. m cc ?There will be services in the Episcopal church next Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. R. M. Marshall. ?Bishop Capers was unable to make his promised visitation to (i< Lancaster yesterday, on account st of the critical illness of Mrs. Capers. ?magistrate Hudson,of Cedar p Creek, has turned over to the j0 county treasurer tines, etc, collected by him tor the past quarter, amounting to $41.80. ?The A. R. P. Sunday school te will have a picnic tomorrow at the James Adams or Draffin 8i place, on the Charlotte road.? rp Their friends are invited to at- it] ' tend. ?The ma'iy friends of Mr. J. L; R. Knight, of Primes, will regret vi to learn that he is desperately C ill. He has beeu in bad health for some month8. His son, Mr. W. B. Knight, ot this pi ice, went to his father's be Iside Monday. (j1 ?A prominent farmer of the county has given us the follow- cs ing plan to get rid of musk rats: h Mix crushed glass with dough C and then place portions of the mixture in drains along the creek, whore it will be found a by the little animals. He says ei any one who will try this plan i0 will never luive his bottom corn damaged by musk-rats. q ?Mr. W. H. Wheeler, Pres. ol of Wheeler Pnh C!n ? ? ? ?'w.j vrU*V?fcV^ 111 was in Lancaster last Fridav. a v His little son Harold, who is traveling wi'h him on a Southern l tour, became quite sick while (]( here and Dr. M. P. Crawford di was called in. He advised Mr. w Wheeler to take the boy home j % at once. Mr. Wheeler and son t Tjji left for Chicago on first train. at Summer School for Teachers. (} There will be either a county or a district summer school for teachers opened hereon the 18th of instant. If a district school, it re will include the c.mn'ies <>f Lan- SI caster. York. Chester and Kf?r M flhaw. of Knii/ht-Kobinsoit. lo Mr. Jtsse Knight and Miss ^ Jessie Robinson, daughter of Mr. Sr Dunbar Robinson, of the cotton dr mills community, were married th last Sunday by Magistrate VVil- 1 liam Carnes. at the latter's liome Hl ' | in Buford township. " M Operated on for Appendicitis. (jr Mr. S. B. Roberts, of the Creek A section, carried his son Mormon, ai a lad about 10 years old, over to ( ' Rock Hill Friday to be operated on for appendicitis. The opera tton was periormed Saturday, / and it ih thought that it was sue r,( cessful. L* To be Married Tomorrow. th Mr. C. II. McMurray, of Abbe in ville, son of Mr. J. W. McMur- ho ray, of this county, will be mar of ried in Abbeville tomorrow to ar Miss Josie Lyon, of thai place.? en I Mr and Mrs. ,J. W. McMurray t win leave nere today tor Abhe Ville, to attend tho wedding. The groom-elect is one ol Lao- St , carter's brightest, and most prom da ising young sons. He is now th successfully engaged in the drug lai business in Abbeville- He ia pe expectod hero with his bride Fri- ch day. P. 4 3 PERSONAL I Mrs. Charles D. Jones is visit- p g her sister in Charlotte, Mrs. C. Montgomery. Misses Bt-ssie, May me and Mine Jones attended the Winthrop ' immencement this week. 1 Mrs. Agnew and Miss Agnew, v Donalds, visited Mrs. L?. M. d at ban. of Riverside, last week. ? Mr. G. \V. Threatt spent sev $ nl days this week in Lancaster mntv.?Carolina Citizen. Jeflfer 1 e >11. Miss Macy Lathan, one of tlie aduates this weekol Due West ' t ma'.e College, will return home t morrow. t Mr. D. II. Riser, of Leesville, f le ot the State's promising j Dung educators, visited Lancas- ^ r Monday. Mrs. J. T. Thomast-on and her ^ st.er in-law, Mi*s Florence homasson, are visiting relatives 0 i Yorkville. t Misses Marie Craig and Jessie c athan leave this week lor Nashlle, to attend the Y. W. U. A. , onference. Mr. James Stewart McOardell, anient ol the Presbyterian Col- P ge, at Clinton, cmne home Mod- c iv, to spend vacation. Miss Maude Gregory, of Lan j tster, is visiting at the home of er sister, Mrs. J. W. Miller.? ( arolina Citizen, Jefferson. N Rev. Paul Pressly left yester f ay for Due West in response to t telegram stating that his fatli t # Dr. W. L. Pressly, is very t >w. 1 Dr. Boldridge left yesterday for t reenville. to attend a meeting t ? the board of trustees of Fur- { an University, of wh'ch he is f member. Mr. Walter Curetoti, one of I miraatflr'a mnot 1 - -.. ??ww iuvok dACiuly ?nu 1 ^serving young men, left Mon c *y for Fort Worth, Texas, \ here he expects to locate. r Mrs. W. S. Cauthen and daugh* ir, Miss Connie Cauthen, of Fort ( otte, S. C., arrived yesterday c ternoon to visit her son, Mr. * . C. Cauthen.?Chester Lan rn. < Miss Jaunita Wylie, student Agness Scott Institute, has e iturned home for the summer. ie was accompanied home by v isnes Evelyn and Julia Pratt. Decatur, Ga. I The following Winthrop Col- v ge students will return home 1< day, to spend vacation: Misses ^ arie and Janie Craig. Callie >well, Bessie McManus. Miled Cunningham. Oeleatia a tut hen and Jessie Porter. )r. and Mr?. J. I) Funderburk ' nl baby, of Lancaster, spent si night. with Mr and Mrs. F. . Hontb. Mrs. Funberburk is niece of Mr. Hough's. The ictor brought a patient, a Mr. Hen, over to the hospital for r \ operation lor appendicitis.? ti liester Lantern. p " 0 r> J tine Court. As will be seen by official no- j *e elsewhere in today's paper, oleaster's June term of court j ill not be held. It appears that ere is not enough business pend g to warrant the expense of I ilninnr l a1 .urt ii?un ai uns season t( the year, when the farmers ti e so busily engaged in their c Dps. S F eele-l'lyler. p Mr. Al Steele, son of Mr. Hiram it eele, and Misa .lorusha I'lyler, $ ughter of Mr H. S Plyler, ot f( e O K section, were married p it Sunday. The ceremony was S rformed at the home of the b arming bride's parents, by Rev. 9; B. Ingrahatn. "he People'h Supply Company? AOrganization Rffecte'l Monday. Pursuant to announcement reviously made in these colmns, the books of subscription <pj o the capital stock ot the Peo ie's Supply Company, Lane user's new mercantile enterprise, /ere formally opened last Mon[ay. The capital slock is $30,000., ,nd all the shares, which are 100. each, were promptly taken. The following directors were ^j( lected by the stockholders: j)() lessrs Ernest Moore, R. E. Wy- jie, John A. Cook, J. A. P. Sisare and I). A. Funderburk. The j|)( ?oard of directors elected the W( ollowing otli -ers ol the comnnnv I J ' Cruest Moore, president; John jp V. Cook, secretary and treasurer. The company expects to begin >usiness not later than the first ^ >t September. It has not yet v >een determined where its headpiarters will be. nu Uqnaln/or Mall Boxes ( |, The 41h assistant postmaster se general has issued the following he trder: lai On and after July 1st, 1900, ?f jatrons of the rural fr?o -1 - a \j\J UD H* " VV I >ry service will be required 1o vii lisplay signals on their boxes ftt) vben they leave mail in them or carriers to collect, as after hat date carriers, when serving heir routes will not he required Ai o open and examine any mail >oxes except those to which hev have mail to deliver, and hose on which signals are dis 1 jlayed to indicate there is mail jn or carriers to collect. j 2nd. Those patrons whose p>oxes are not provided wiih ?ig ials must attach thereto some 'evice which, when displayed, 111 vill plainly show passing car wl iers there is mail to be collected ca It is not necessary that such levice shall be complicated or go ostly; a very simple device will m mswer the purpose. w. . ? . on lourt House Fence Sold. lei The iron fence which formerly nclosed the court house yard ^ iras sold at public auction Mon t ay, by tho County Supervisor. pc t was sold in three lots, one of co yhich was purchased by Mr. Jas. w< \ Hunter and the two others by il" i if Jul. Leroy Springs. The fence ^ ois so?d bv the foot and the sales ggreeate about $275. 1?_ T1 tirt/nlan Celebration Vost/ton- | i ca t-il Mr. J oil 11 A. Bird, of Flat j Jreek, was to have celebrated E is 72nd. birthday with a family 1 ~ minion on the 10ih. instant, but 1 J j t in lie celebration has been post- A oned on account of the illness I one of Mr. Bird's sons. ? vlost Commendable Contri- tie butions. ~ for llll Mr. Editor : "The Lend a 1,0 ty land" Circle of King's Daugh- 15." ars, eomposed of zealous chris- ~~~ ian workers from the different t<>w hurches, gave $5.00 to "The 1,111 tate" contribution for the San 'rancisco sufferers. And the 1?<? , Hp| ranklin Circle, another worklg order, made and donated 50. to the State Reformntr?rv ? ?w J 1 )r boys, and with it goes many -i ravers and good wishes that the W1 C? chool may have God's richest ter lessing, and be the means of ^ aving many mothers' sons. J. U. N. La lother Tragedy in Royal Wedding. i tie Bomb Thrower Takes Another JLife and then Commits Suicide. Madrid, .June 3.?The capture d suicide Saturday night at rrejon <!e Ardo* of Manuel >rales, the chief suspect in the nib outrage against King Aliso and Queen Victoria, adds other dramatic chapter to the indents surrounding the royal aiding. Morales was recognized in the tie town of Torrejon tie Ardos, id way between Madrid and eala. A guard sought. to Met .ii n m but Morales, drawing a re Iver, shot the guard dead, ten lie turned to llee, but a inibcr of the inhabitants of the wn were upon him and turning e revolver upon himself, he nt a shot in tlie region of his art, expiring a lew minutes ter. Senor Cues!a, proprietor the hotel from the baloony of lich Morale, thew the bomb, awed the body this morning, (1 completely iJentifiecl it as at of his recent guest. dditional Mail Service for Lancaster. t will be seen from the followg letter received b}' Postmaster F. Hunter from Congressman : ley that a mail clerk will soou i placed on the Southern's early orning and evening train, | liieh will greatly increase Lanster's mail service: I have been trying l'orl me time to secure additional ail service for Lancaster in the Ay ol a mail clerk on the train i the Southern Railroad that aves Rock Hill at 7 o'cloca in e morning and returns in the ening. I am glad to say that e service will be put into oper ion, ho 1 am informed by the >st Office Department, and will mmence within about two ?eks. This is needed. I know, d will give as good mail frtcilias can be had on that branch the Southern road. hD NDWQ 1)oes Jo" Minting lie lie no for others. Why n't we do yours? ? ? ? ? ? ? fusiness Notices. All Notices inserted under is head at the rate of ON K CKNT WORD for each insertion. No tice to he counted less than 25 irds NOTICE?The public will please <e notice that I will no longer han ice, lint will continue to handle e! and Hams. S. K. A. Hinson. A NTKD.?Two young men to travei Commission House. Experience necessary. Expenses advanced, sitionspermanent. Ooodopportunifor advancement. J. K. Ilauft, Box ?, Charlotte, N. C. 2t It HEN'!' N'lee four-room cottage in n of Lancaster. Apply to \V. .1 (!nngliaiu. N I'liVOE of nilratn of soda use f'ereot for n top dressing. For sale by The ith--fones Co. Notice to (irand Jurors i'ou are hereby notified that flit-r*^II be No -U N K TERM 1906 of the iirt of General Sessions foi LancasCounty, and the Grand Jurors II, therefore, not be required to atid said term. J. F. GREGORY, Clerk of Court, ucaster, S C., June 5, 190?. o Announcements. For County Nu|?<-rvI*or, 1 hereby announce myself a cand. date for (bounty Supervisor, subjeot to the rules of the Democratic primary. If elected I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the ofllce to the best of my ability . D. W. Hendrix. For Comity Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. James O. Porter. For County Supervisor. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the ofllce of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing: the Democratic primary. M. C. Gardner. For County Supervisor. Mr. Editor?i'lease announce through the columns of your paper that I am a candidate for the ollice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. Two years ago i was a candidate for reelection to this ofllce, but was defeated by a small majority?only ten votes. 1 shall ever be grateful to my friends for their liberal support. L. J. Perry. For Representative. In the last campaign I made a close race for the Legislatures and I promised III V friend* fliat if H>"?" ?? nothing to prevent my entering the race in the next campaign that I would run again. And I now announce myself as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. Trusting to the people for their support, and promising the best, service I am able to give them, if elected, I remain, Geo. W. Jones. For Representative. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the House of Representatives, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. J. W. Hamel. For Ropr?HenlatlTe. I greatly appreciate the suggestion of myself as a candidate for the Legislature and the many assurances of support I have received. No man could esteem more highly than myself the honor of representing this people there, for years of association with them has proven their worth and integrity. I would like to serve them, and, were I elected. I would do the best I could for the whole people. I, therefore, announce myself a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. Harry Hines. For County Treasurer. Having served the unexpired term of W. C. Cauthen, deceased, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. E. lllackmon. For .llaglNtrnte. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of Magistrate for liuford Township,subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. Wm. Carnes. For MhkIsIml)-. I hereby announce myself a candidate for reelection to the office of Magistrate at Lancaster, subject to the rules of the Demo-ratio primary. W. IV Caskey. For County Auditor. After innny solicitations to become a candidate for the office of County Auditor, and the complimentary vote I received heretofore, I have decided to run. I pledge myself to he governed by the rules ami regulations of i I.., I : i iic i/ciuwui aui< jiri iiiht) Mollis M Morton. For 1* l?;t i ? .J I hereby Announce myself a canditlafe for re-election to the ollice of I'robate Judge, subject to the roles of the Democratic primary. J. K. Stewrnan. For tlx' Sriialr. I hereby announce mystlf a candidate for the State Senate, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. Marry Foster. For Nlute Neiintor. I am a candidate for State Senator, for Lancaster county, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary election. T. Y. WILLIAMS. For Nuperliitemlcnt F?luc?it Ion. I hereby anuounce myself a candidate for re-election to the* office of County Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. VV. M. Moore. Notice. To Administ rators, Executors, Guardians and Committees: The law requires that you make annual report to the I'robate court on or before the 1st. day of July in each calendar year. J. E. Stewrnan. 4t. I'robate Judge.