Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J i! LOCAL. DOTS ^ J | ? Cottou brought 10f on this market yesterday. ?Rev. W. C. Kwart moved his family to their new residence on Wright avenue yesterday-Yorkville New Era. ? Mr. W. N. Dorinan and Miss Ca'oe, daughter of Mr. Geofro Oatoe, of this place, were married Sunday by I)r. Boldridge?Ah announced in S iturday's News, the Daughters of the Confederacy will serve ice cream on the court house green tomorrow " - oivciuouii, ?i o:ouo clock, for I he I benefit ol tho monument fund. ? Mr. S. B. Roberts, of Creek, brought his son homo Sunday P from the Rock Hill hospital, where he was operated upon some y time ago for appendicitis. The lad is {letting along very nicely. t ?The salaries o' postmasters ill thirteen towns in South Carolina have been raised by the department. Among the unlucky? number are Camden, raised from $1,900. to $2,000. ; Clieraw, from $1,500. to $1,700.; Chester, from $2,000. to $2,100. ?UierK ol the Court Gregory's deputy, Mr. Paul Moore, has finished recording the Southern Railway's mammoth mortgage on its various properties. The amount of the mortgage is $200,000,000., and it contains about 50,000 words. It covers 40 pages of the Clerk's record book. The fee for recording was $49.50. X ,4 Hood Citizen Leaves Lancaster. Mr. II. E. Coffee, of Lancaster, has accepted a position as sales* man and bookkeeper in the grocery s'ore of Iiobbius & Wilson. JMr. Coffee will move hi a family Jfo Rock Hill later on.?Rock Hiil Herald. [Mr. Coffee is a most excellent citizen and Lancaster gives him nn u/itli o i ? ' 1 >?? ounjom io(;rt3i, J The McMurray?Lyon Nuptials. in accordance with previous announcement in The News, Mr. Orockett 11. McMurray, son ot Mr T. W. McMurray of this county, and Miss Jo>ie Lyon, of Abbeville, were married on the 7th instant An Abbeville special in Sunday's issue of the Col umbia State gives the following account of the wedding: A marriage in which many people throughout, the State were interested was that ot Miss .Josie Lyon and Dr. McMurray, which took place at the bride's home on Thursday, June 7, at 3 o'clock p. in. On account of the recent death of the bride's Tatl ler, Captain John Lvon, the wedding was a very quiet one. The ceremony whs performed by Rev. E. B. Kennedy, of the Ass ociata Reformed Presbyterian church in the presence of the family and a few intimate friends ojnd immediately alter the bride ;uid groom left lor a visit to Lancaster. Mrs. McMurray is a lovely young woman and is deserved ly popular. Dr. McMurray is managei of the McMurray Drug 'store and though lie has onlv lived in Abbeville a short while, his many manly traits have won i for him scores of friends, who are glad of his groa*, good for i tune. < f ) ^ERSONAL^Tj D< i. II. G. Moll wain, of Rock > Hnl, spent Monday in Lancas- pa ter- La Mrs. D J. McCarley,ol Winns- cli boro, is visiting her niece, Mrs. wi T. C. Hicks. fat Mr. John Lee Tillman, Sr., of Vanwyck, spent Saturday and ^ll Sunday with rela'ives here. Mi Mr. I) M. Jones, bookkeeper ')( ot the Southern Granite com l?r pany, visited Lancaster this week. de Mrs. Arthur McLure, of Lati caster, spent a few days in town this week.?Blacksburg Chroni- j cle. Er Miss Irene Cunningham went wl over to Rock Hill Monday, to at foi tend the Moore-Black nuptials to last night. ye Mrs. J. E. l'oore, of Columbia, is expected here today, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. I'ayHeur. en sil Misses Hutchison, Johnson and an Springs, of Charlotte, and Miss Greer, of Fort Mill, are t he guests of Mrs. Laroy Springs. j Miss Sibyl Browne, of Spartan- an burg, arrived here Saturday, to tlv spend the summer with her uncle, Hi Rev. R. E. Turuipseed. to Miss Tinny Boykin, of Camden, who ha9 been spending a few days with Miss Meta Jones, en returned home Monday. * ab Judge J. H. Hudson, of Ben- ^ nettsville, uncle of Mrs. L. C. Payseur, is spending a few days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Payseur. I Messrs Kelly and Frank Cuuningham, of The News ollice, are g( attending the Clemson College coihmeucement this week. Mr. Herman Yoder, who has been attending school at Cokes burv, has returned to his home iu Vauwyck for the summer. Mrs. Preston McDaniel aud ctM little daughter, Juanita, have have returned from an extended 1'1( visit to relatives in York coun- Pr / 1 _ ty. v,fc Hta The Rev. Mr. Dorsett, ol Harts- -nj ville, is spending a few days in Lancaster. He preached in the I Baptist church last Sunday morning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dobson re* drove over from Kershaw Thurs- W1 day. They are guests of Mr. and ?P Mrs. James Miller.?Carolina tlx Citizen, Jefferson. sin Mr. R. J. M. Steele went over ( to Chester Monday and brought . . his wife home, who has been in I . ' tor the I'ryor "hospital undergoing ^ treatment tor the past two weeks (j^ Mrs. Steele's health is very much en improved. int dn Miss Virginia Robertson and n,j hrhf.ltnr Mr ( I A ( ..... v., . 1 V< I I ?t" I I ?U 11 , III III, Heath Springs, and Mr. Walter str Miller, of Chesterfield, passed rm through yesterday morning on their way home from Clinton, where the two young men have coi been in school. Miss Kobertson Hl attended commencement alter o c the close of iter school near there, j ?Chester Lantern. lin . . j fat _r arr 1 he House committee on pensions has passed favorably on pension claim of $12. per month (^u for Mrs Martha Hillings in this 'pj, congressional district. pe sath ot Dr. William L. I Pressly. To \ Ol' < The many friends c:f the Rev. ma ,ul A. Prossly, pastor of the far ncaster and Shiloh A. It. P olli urches, deeply aymphathize Jtn th him in the loss of his her, Dr. W. L Pressly, whose <;h< ath occurred at his home in a?, le West last Fridav niidit.? om J ^ HIH \ I'ressly was at his father's wil clside when the end came. 1,, - j ... viKw.ibuiii; i;ii? uenin oi ur. essly the Abbeville correspon -B nt of the News and Courier ~ V8: tin Dr. Pressly was at tbe time ol A not s death 1 lie president of the Wo skitie Theological Seminary, ? lich position lie had occupied h)a some fifteen veirs. Previous ... pai that time he wis tor twenty we ars the pastor of the Associate 0,1 formed Church at Duo West. \ Dr. Pressly had been ill for ^ out thirty days, lie was strick W, with paralysis while conver ~ ig with a friend at his door, Oa id except, for brief intervals, Sp s been unconscious ever since. ? 5 was in his 701li year. Early ' life he entered the ministry I)jl ,d he had gained eminence as a ma eologian and as an educator l'e is death will prove a sad loss 1 his Church and to the State. jF,a 0 was beloved by all who knew Mo m, and was at all times an ex ~ lplary Christian, a faithful obi end, an upright citizen and an le divine. He was indeed one Jo1 the salt of the earth. Besides his widow, he is sur ved by one daughter, Mrs. I\ 1 Grier, and niue sons. . ? . chi nuthern Refuses to Make Improvements until Mer- I<14 ger Case is Decided. ? lumbia Record. cir Governor Hey ward has re ived a letter from Mayor Rhett, Charleston, to the effect that Bn, a Southern is refusing to itn- fer b in ove the South Carolina and att lorgia lines of its road in this tle ite and build the proper termlis for it on the ground that on 30unt of the merger cases _ tiding against the road the ?1 mpany cannot afford to spend >ney on the property until the in 11 of the suits establishes ,Jat lether they will be allowed to jPC er,jte it Several other lines ot the i Southern are also affected. tyor lilielt wants to know the itua of the merger ca?e. <ini M H Gov. Hey ward replied that j,(<J s matter had never been he e bis office, that the merger ie was now pending at Camii. with a number of attorneys ?in< iployed to oppose the ratltoad's ,Jr' jereat engaged by private in riduals- He added that he bad erred the mayor's letter to a attorney general with innotions to ''advise him fully ;anling t lie same.'' v ?The ladies ot the Antioch mm unity will serve ice cream | t.v the school hou'e next Saint- \'X y evening from 0 until dock. The public is cordially aT zited to attend. At the same Arl tie and place a meeting of . l.v mers will be held lo make yrv alignments to secure a Farm i' Institute at Antioch. t-v l.v ? Mr. Barber Adams haa a son ?? ite nick at the Chester hospital (;H e boy was operated 011 for ap- ^ ^ ndicitifl recently. A Card. the Voters of Lancaster County : Vhile as a candidate for the oflic* County Auditor I would be* glad t< ke a 1-ouse-to-house canvass, it wil impossible foi me to do so, as mj m demands al' my attention al sent. When :? candidate for thif ce ten years ago, my opponent, Mr i). A. Cook, was elected by only i all majority, which means, beyont! oubt, that I was the people's secont ?iee. I have not placed my namt ore you without strong solicits' ion I I trust, that you, my friends, w ill > and all. use your vote and intlu e in my behalf, which I assure yoi II be very much appreciated. Ilollis II Horton. iusiness Notices fj^PWll Notices inserted undei 8 head at the rate of ON K CKN'l WOH1) for each insertion. N< tice to be counted less than 2." rds. JORN?Just received inorlmr ??' <1 of Huh Far Corn. As this is tin tear I expect to handle this season rties having to buy corn would d* II to get now what they will need ver C. Blackmou 'OR SALE?Two young Milol ws; one full Jersey; both havi ung calves. Apply to or phone , R. A rant, Route 2, Lancaster, S.C JO-FLY keeps dies off Horses an* ttle. Sold by Funderburk 1'har icy; also Mobley Bros. Co., Heatl rings. S.C. ITRAYED?One black and whiti )tted Sow, with white spot in face sappeared from my lot about font eks'ago Liberal reward for infor tion leading to recovery. O. O rguson, RouteJ, Lancaster, S C. -Vhere GO-FLY goes dies will r.o Use it on your Horses- and Oat . Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy bley Bros.Co., Heath Sprinds.S.*' )TICE?After July 1st I will hav* irge of Cunningham House and wil a same as boarding house. For fur ;r information apply to Mrs. M F nes. 2t Notice. i ut? trustees ana patrons of Cam| eek, Sims and (Jills Creek school II please meet me at Camp Creel urch Saturday night, June ltilh. J I attendance is desired W. M. MOORE, County Supt Education, ncaster, S.C., June 12. lft 0. 2t. Notice to Teachers. Phe District Summer School, emhra ig the counties of ( heater, York ncaster, and perhaps Kershaw wil held at Lancaster Oraded School (inning June lsth and closing Jul} h. The names of the instructor J course of study will be named la . All teachers who expect to teael Lancaster county are expected t< end. and those of adjoining coun s are urged to do so W. M. MOORE, County Supt. ducat ion. ncaster, S.C., Ju?e 12, 1906. ftt. Lnnouncements. For tlnKisiriiif. hereby announce myself a candi:e for reelection to the olllce ol gistrate for liuford Township.subt to the rules and regulations ol ! Democratic primary. Win. Carties. For Ulugislrule. hereby announce myself a rand e for reelection to the otllce ol gistrate at Lancaster, subject t<i rules of the Deino-ratic primary. W. I' Caskey. For i'rolmle Jmlge. hereby announce myself a cantlile for re-election to t tie otlice of ntiale J udjje, subject to the rules of democratic primary. .1. K. Stewman. INCASTER & CHESTEi RAIL. W A Y COMPANY it'll KDU IjH IN KKKKIVI' MAV s. tOi ; DAILY KXOKl'T SUNDA" Ku-ierii Time. WKSTIIi)UNI) Lancaster A i.S .1 m .1 IS p n l-'ori Lawn t' 31 a tn :< t> d ' Itascoinvtllo A II a 111 t 111 n r Kk'hlmrtf A Ml u m ! IJi 1 * itheater 7 l.r? a 111 l->p n Charlotte?Sou. Ky... . .V ha a m ? i>? p n riolumbla?Sou tuiiiam I u.i pn KANTHOIJND ColumMn?Sou Ry .... 1'1 > a m 'i to 1 * harliule sini.'tv .ileum A ill 11 n Ohonmr . ..9 no am I? n n KiclihurK I' 41) h hi x :fll p r UuM'i.mv Hi' V .SO a in l? 4."i p 1 Kort I <ii " n It) 06 a m 8 r?fl p * l.tnt'liitiT ... . . It) .<>> n III I* I?) ICONNECTIONS KSYKR?Southern, t^atioird, and Caro )imi & Norih-Westorn itaiiwavH NCASTKR?Southern Railway A. 1. MrI<UKK, Superintendent. 5 Announcements. , For CoiiHtr Supervisor, i I hereby announce myself a cani'lI date for County Supervisor, subject I to the rules of the Democratic prit mary. If elected I pledge mvself to * discharge the duties of the otllce to . the best of my ability. i D. W. Hendrix. I I For County Nupervlsor. ' I hereby announce myself a candi. date for the otHce of County Super? visor, subject to the rules ami regula tiocs of the Democratic primary. 1 James (). Porter. For County Supervisor. * | I hereby announce myself a oandiI date fur re-election to the oflice of I County Supervisor, subject to the * rules governing the Democratic pri mary. M.C.Gardner. For County Supervisor. , Mr. Kditor?Please announce thro ugh the columns of your paper tint 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 s reelection to this oflice, but was de? feated by a small majority?only ten > votes. I shall ever be grateful to my * friends for their liberal support. L.J. Perry. t For IEe|?rcsciitiifIve. ^ In the last campaign I made a close race for the Legislature, and I promised my friends that if there was ' nothing to prevent my entering the 1 , race in the next campaign that [ " would run again. And I now an1 j nounce myself as a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the Demo cratic primary. Trusting to the people e for their support, and promising the best service I am able to give them, r if elected, I remain, Geo. VV. Jones. For Itop rcNeutat Iro. I hereby announce myself a candit date for reelection to the House of _ Representatives, subject to the rules ; and regulations of the Democratic * primary. J. W. Hamel. Fop ItcpreMen.afire. * I greatly appreciate the suggestion of myself as a candidate for the Lef* T islature and the many assurances of support I have received. No man I wu.M vovcru. uivur infill) tunil III > sen " ! 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, P and, were I elected. I would do the " best I could for the whole people. I, * therefore, announce myself a candi* date for the Legislature, subject to the Democratic primary. Harry limes. For 11 oust- of RepreNeulat ivof*. The friends of Col. I,. C. Hough hereby announce bun as a candidate for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules of the Democratic - primary. For Count)- Treasurer. y Having served the unexpired term s of W. C. Can then, deceased, I hereby - announce myself a candidate for the 1 olllce of County Treasurer, subject to > the rules of the Democratic priin-1 ary. J. K. Hlackmon. For Couiit)- Auditor. After iiianv solicitations to become a candidal for the olllce of County Auditor, and the complimentary vote 1 received heretofore, I have decided to run I pledge myself to be governed by the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary ii ii ? > -- I'nr County Auditor. Having a thorough knowledge of the duties i f t lie olllce of Cnntity Auditor, anil blievmg that 1 can give entire satisfaction therein, I hereby announce myself as a candidate lor said olllce, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary l .1. VVylie Dorter I'nr Comity Auditor I hereby announce myself a candidate for the olllce of ''ounty Auditor, eubjee to th * rules ot the Democratic ) primary. Dorter M. dnckson. i'or iii*- Ni'iiiitr. 1 heieby announce ui\s? If a candi late for tile State veluite, subject to the mliS of (he Deiiiocrn'ic primary. J. Marry Fester. I'or .Sfiitr Neimlnr. i him a candidate for State Senator, for I.aiicaster county, subject to the rules governing I be democratic primary election. T. Y. W M.I.I A Ms Cor Mil|?eriuleiidei?I Kdneation. I hereby annotuic" myself a candidate lor rt-* lect inn to I he ollice of County Superintendent of Kducation. Mihject to the rules of the Democratic primary. VV. M. Moore. j For Nm |?er iii tendril i C?l urn lion j i nerenv announce my self a candidate for the ollice of t'oinf v Soperin tendent of Kdiication, subject to the I rule* and regulation* governing the i Democratic primary. If elected, I will I devote my time to the duties of the J office. KeapectfuI!y, \V. Alonzo Hughes. ^ Do you take The News?