The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 01, 1906, Image 1
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VOL I. NO. SEflHI-WEEKLY. LANCASTER. S. C., AUGUST I, 1906- PRICE?FIVE CENTS PER COPY'.
A Big Jr. O. U. A. M. Rally \
at Dixie, Aug. 9th.
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Mr. Editor; In view of the
fart that the county reunion of e
*tli<) old Confederate soldiers is to t
be held .it Dixie on tlie above t
* da'e, and as the old Confederates
have kindly consented to rrive
the Junior Order oo?-h?l. o? t;
dav, the Junior exercises \vi 1
take place at noon. Bro. J S \
Wilson will he in command <>
the Juniors on tit i occasion A
suitable program has been ar
ranged for the ocea ion. D > inguished
speakers have been in- v
yited to make addresses. Amontr
?
the speakers will be Mr. D. 1*
Smith, of Raleigh, N. C. W. G. j
A. Porter, a gallant old Confed- \
erate soldier, a member of the \
Junior Order, has been chosen to I
make the address of welcome in !
behalf of the Order. All the sis- c
ter councils of the Order in the r
county are invited and urged to *
come and bring their regalia, 8
and be 011 the grounds strictlv at *
ten o'clock a. m. The United !
Daughters of the Confederacy
are invited to attend on the oc ^
casion. The public?in fact, j
everybody is invited to come and f
bring well-filled baskets. We al t
so invite and extend a hearty i
welcome to all the candidates, ?
provided all who are not Con. 1
federate soldiers will bring well- s
filled hamper baskets along with 1
them. By the way, Mr. Editor, J
^ we extend unto you an invita .
tiyn lo come without your basket,
provided you bring along ^
your pencil and tablet. ,
The schoool reserves the r
right to sell refreshments on 8
that day (watermelons excein t
ed) ; proceeds to go to school. (
Oome, everybody. 1
B*. F. Adams, I 1
Recording Secretary. [*
Dixie No. 13, Jr. O. U. A. M. f
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The Veterans' Reunion?To ' t
be Held at Dixie Aug. 9th. j1
I i
Dixie ('amp tnet at Lancaster *
July 28, 1900. Commander For- 1
ter called meeting to order,which 1
was to perfect arrangements in 6
regard t<? the reunion to bo held
at Hopewell church (Dixie)
Thursday, Aue. 9sh. The coin ,
nnttee appointed at previously
meeting on sponsors reported )
that thcv had writ'en to Col. \
<5. J as. Armstrong (Charieaton, S.
C.) and that he had promised to I
attend the meeting and deliver
an address. The Lancaster Chapter
Daughters of tho confederacy
by resolution were invited to at-1'
tend the rounion camp at that '
time. e
A Commander Porter will act as i
commander on that day and will !
f)
deliver t l<e address o! welcome. 1
Tho old veterans are to form in h
1 i ?1 <? ill fllfi tn?/?tro k w\ !? '? ?* rvl \f?.
iniv ? iiv t v ill j 1 w 11 b ill I ,
^ Williams's house and march to n
grove in front of school house, It
where the a<hlress will he car- I
ried out. A commi'tooconsisting i
o! J. Q. MoManuw, NV. 1'. Van s
landinjjham, Geo. W. Jones. |
villi the commander, was ap- f?
minted to have 125 badge? jl
irinted for the use of the veter- 11
ne on that occasion. !
A cordial invitation is extendd
to the public generally to at- hn
end, everybody being requested j su
o bring a well filled basket.
W. G. A. Porter, th
Commander. th
Geo. W. Jones, Adjutant. I at
Afhat Machinery has Done '?
for Us and VAThatwe are'(,K
: bi
Doing with It. | ;lc
f&nme very interesting facts C<
veto brought out at the last uu -ed
mal meeting of the National As i],
ociation of Agricultural lmple- ri(
nent and Vehicle Manufacturer?. ()^
n 1830 it required three hours'
* i , , . _ hi
abor to produce a bushel of
vheat; in 1890 only ten minutes. * '
n 1850 it required four and a w
lalf hours to make a bushel of ^
:orn, while in 1890 it had been Pr
educed to forty minutes. While fu
he figures are not given, the la
lame relative reduction holds er
;ood in cotton, and especially so M
n making hay. American mach- eti
nery is assessed at $761,261,000, ^
ind our farmers are buying it at ev
he rate of $100,000,000 annually, j
duch of tilts is a wise investment ^,
md much unwise, rendered so by T
( 1
l lack of skill in hsnJIinor oanan 1
??1
ally by lack of care in housing ai
tnd protecting from the weather. ^
It is not putting it too strong to W
lay that this machinery deter w
orates at least 10 per cent an w
lually from lack of proper < }
lousing, cleaning and greasing. ((,
n the South we think this
?vi 1 is greatest, and will reach
he high point of 15 per cent in *
nany classes of machinery. We
nuflt build niore shelter room,
W
ind get in the habit of putting
he machinery away carefully.
Cleaning, greasing it, and when
leeessary putting on a coat of
>aint. We see hundred's of disc w
ilows, mowers, roajiers and bind- m
srs left out of doors the whole XI
vinter, or from one season to or
mother. Such carelessness is in __
'
excusable. It results more from
I !?]
ack of shelter. We must improve
ilong th line. Farm machinery
s one of the most potent factors r
u our business now, and we,1"
nust learn to care for it as a mat- ^
er of thrift and economy in Dre- U'l
lerving it, and to render it. all d'
he more effective when *.ve <r > fo U1
iperate it. Many go??d hours'j A
vork are lost by not having our
nachinerv in first class condition j,
vhen it is needed. We know this j (>r
>y experience as well as obscr '
ration.?Southern Cultivator.
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For The News. I W
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Colored Teachers. st
At a meeting ol the hoard ot A
riistees today?Inly '.Mi, the Soilow'ing
named teachers were .!<
dected for the ensuimr ferin. M
M. I). Lee, Principal; I\. II. di
drtiill, Marie A. Jame^, II:?ttie ip
NV.d, Nannie Al? 'twain, A ki
liatants. t L
The trustees are well pi a?ed S,
villi the Hl'orts and resiiits ot -t
he past terra. There is perfect p<
larmony in the board and every In
0'ison to hope for continued of
niccess. .J. L. liiack, jTl
Secretary,
resolutions denouncing td*e
pensary. . . . Jobn Black and
II IJagin, negroes, were lynchFriday
night in Polk Co. Fla ,
killing Ed. (iranger, a while
pontine hand. . . . R? v. J. L.
ss a prominent Baptist minis,
died suddenly Sunday, in
aenvillo - Tim (Innroiu Iqiu'o
Tilt NLWS IN BRIEF!
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" ' ed
1) Frank Holier, ?.f Ivi.? tield, j for
i b < ?. appoint d penitentiary Uir
irgeon. . . .Gov. 1 ley want lias Va
mmu'ed to life imprisonment ter
0 cleatti sentence of Hob Small, (Tn
e' North Carolinian convicted iati
Darlington of the murder of a hill
uro. 8mali was under sentence in
bain: next Friday A c?l y0:1
ed woman in Tennessee gavoi tor
rth to six children a day or two hjn
:<? .... President Jordan,of the c;i,;
>?ton Association, lias appoint1
a committee to investigate
ie charge of a member of the
eorgia Legislature that officers
the association are interoeted
a cotton brokerage concern, am
. .The Sta'e Farmers' Institute alti
ill be held at Clemson College tha
l ir 7fU ?
v.fi. i v?i iiuu i lie Su the
eme court of Georgia has re- cat
set! to grant a new trial in the wai
tnous Rawlings case. The taili-.
, two pons and the negro, Alf Spi
oore, are sentenced to bo hang- the
I next Friday At Alberene, ret
lbermarle county, Va., Friday ed <
'ening, lightning struck the tor
>use of U G. Gay, killing Mrs. me
ay and her brother, Chriatus Tr<
ay, shocking severely Mr. Gay dat
id two children and tearing nai
e building to pieces Young ne^
rillie Stewart, clerk in a hard- hat
are store in La Grange, Ga., ply
hilei? showing a customer a
lisel, dropped it in a case of
. namite, which exploded,killing yy
ewart and injuring several
her .men The state cam*
ligners are resting this week.
tie next meeting will be at
en<
'innsboro next Monday. The ^
ly following, Tuesday, the can
dates will speak at Chester, j.
. .The State Farmers' Alliance .
as formally disbanded at a
till
.eeting heKl in Columbia !a*t
liursday A handsome mem-j.
ter
ial window to Stonewell Jack- ess
n was unveiled Sunday in a n|1<
dored Pre>bvterian church of zei
oanoke, V.f. . . . Ret in ning home 111,1
om a d ive Sunday night, Sam- '
3I L'earne, of Washington Co.
a., found his wife and two
lildren dead and a third child
ping of bullet wounds. It is not .
riown who firel the shots
wholesale hat house is fo he .
tablislied in Columbia.... 1
>hn and Howard llodge, brotli-1
s, while getting a drink of wa- .
H ; in
r Sunday afternoon from an I
| SO I
tedan well near Georgetown, ^
ere killed by the bursting of a j
ill 4,hog,M the same niece of
w a
eel striking both of them j
hoi*?e was killed by lightning
it unlay in Ilart^vil'e Rev.
>hn W. Humbert, an aged
efh 'ist m>ni-tnr, die 1 Saiiir- ,u
iv in Newberry I. L. I'hills,
of Favettevillo. A In . w i< ,m
iltd Saturday and his wife ami P'~'
ie infant child ot Mr. and Mrs.l^"
A. Ilosoy fatally injured by a
roke of liphYninsp I?ight
T9on? 1??st their lives Sunday I300
t the capsi/inu o; two yachts |S i
V the coa-t of Now Jersey W!l
he Cokeshury District Coulerl^e.
which met last week, pa-a- '<>1
- . . . . vy 4.% v
nre has passed a child labor
. It prohibit* the employment
mills of children under 12
rs. . .Some one has suit Sena
Tillman a fan with pictures of
iself and Cnicco, the noted
arleston blind tigor. on it.
ndidatesand Watermelons
There will doubtless be joy
ong the candidates, for the
imey general's office has ruled
,t the state law prohibiting
use of money in political
npaigns does not apply to
termelons.
The question was sprung in
Evrtanburg county. Some of
county candidates over there
used to follow the time honorcustom
of buying watermelons
the crowd at the campaign
etings. This made County
easurer Epps, who is a candi
,e tor reelection, very indigit,
and he wrote to the attorir
oronnrn 1 ' a r\ (Ti r*r, ? Erv.?, # T_T ^
r hU?v> ui a uiuvo ai)?ui ii. lie
3 received the following reft
Attorney General's Ollice,
Colombia, S. C.
L. Epps, County Treasurer,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Dear Sir : Act No. 478, 24
tute. page 949, lias 110 reler3e
lo the acts you mention.?
o words, "I shall not give or
)inl money, or use intoxicating
uors for the purpose of obtain:
or influencing votes," means
it (he candidate pledges himf
not to attempt to bribe vos,
and the intent is the very
ence ol the offense. It was
yer intended to prevent a citi
i, whether lie is a em didate ?r
t, Irom extending o his friends
> ordinary courtesios of life,
h as voir mention.
Yours truly,
D. C. ivay.
Assist ant At tornev General.
3f course. How could it he
lerwise ? The dec sion of the
ornev ireneraTs office is douhts
a correct interpretation ol
s law, and it is most assuredly
accordance with common
ise.
Candidates now. as heretofore,
> to be allowed to buy all the
termelons that they leel able
pay for.?Anderson Mail.
?Gov. Hevward 1 as awarded
Mr. B. I, Robertson, son ol
X. I,. Robertson, ? f O ikhurst,
) 5tli congressional district's
loliirship in Char! Medic !
lle^e.
?The infant clii d of Mr. and
s..l. \V~. knight, ot tlio Creek
tion,died .June 20. 1000, aged
nonths and lOdays. The burial
s at Shiloh
Mr. Commodore Clauton wen1
Columbia M nd y, or. a visit.
! Investigation of Chargttfi
Against Certain Officers
Cotton Association.
A'lanta J urnal, July oi:-~
The ii.vestigation into the charges
made against certain office.TO
of the Southern (Jotton associa-i
tion which was to have take?,
place at three o'clock Monday
afternoon was again postponed!
until Wednesday morning at ten.
o'clock, on account of the facte
that M. L. Johnson, one of tho
committee, missed his train anct
fail* d to ai rive in time.
Although, the Southern Cnttnc
O ? ? ? - ? *v"
association investigation war
postponed trom Monday until
Wednesday at 10 a. m. because,
of the absence from the city oft
President M. L Johnson, of thci
Georgia divi-ion, who is one ci:
the investigating committee, the
identity of Mike O'Gradv anil
his connection with the association
was brought out.
Mr. O'Grady was at the investigation
himself, and he admitted.
and his admission was corroborated
by Secretary Richard
Cheatham, that the latter hatf
traded in cotton for him. Lie
declared that Cheatham hac.
placed something like 3,000 with'.
Gibert & Clay, local brokers^
and gave the dates of the v?riour
crn'racts. and also furnished
letters, which appear elsewhere,
from himself to Secretary Cheatham,
in which he asked the letter's
advice about the marfc<fc;
and outlined his plans.
Another Fatal Accident at tha
Falls.
Chester Reporter: John Brown '
colored, was killed at the F?)ki
Friday afternoon. lie was on Jb
box car, which broke loose froai
the engine and was running
rapidly down a grade. Brown
became alarmed and endeavored
to jump. In his Iri^ht he jumped
on the'track immediately in fronts
of the flying car, and his bodjy
was literally cit asunder. i'ho
man tried remains were broug.k*
here Saturday morning and ts.
ken to (ret hesemane for interment.
%
?The fir- alarm s anded
ttrday at midday and great;
crowds ru?he I out in the direcH
i.u i (<i \> os i\!k: , i.ere >i ww!
said Mr. Garvin's dwelling w:hi
alire. The "'fire," however.proved
to he only a trash-pile huru*'g
Mesrs L. H. 1 Jo well, J. F
Carnes, A. Beaver and John
Snip's, ol the 0. !v. -ection, rej
turned yesterd iy f:orii a two
weeks' vis;t to Bt*Uvi;lef Ga.
The indications are that Camp*
, 'bell ie uls in the ra< < for governor
in. '! xas The primary <vr;n
held i.e.! Satuulav.
\ Hard Lot
, of I roubles to coi i iul with, Rpriug trtur,
1 torj'iil liver nod blockaded !? wels, miVc*.*
yon nwaken On m to it.e.r pr ?(>?-r acfcier
with Dr. KiiigV New Lift P th< plenviiiitcst
nil.I nicwt effective cnt. for < < u?t+i
tone up tlio .'.am. - t Punderlxirl
I'hurinaiy, r.ovford bios, J. I, Mae
! Co., drag -to.o.
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