Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i. jj^ LOCAL DOTS ^ ? ?Cotton brought lOjfe. on this maiket yesterday. to ? Mr. W. A. Todd, of Spartanburs:, worshiped at Unity last fr< Sunday. ?In a difficulty Saturday night w between two colored men, Henry Sadler and Ilenry Waitis, the ? former broke a beer bottle over the lalter's head. ( ? iuw iiiany mends of Capt.|^8 J Palmer King will be pleased jt to learn that he is la^t recoveriiif*; from his protracted spell oi sickness. lie is now ablo to sit TJ up. ?The Rev. Chalmers Eraser, OJ the popular pastor of the Pres- ^ byterian church, has been'in ' * Fairfield county for several days, assisting in a meeting at Uor- II reb. M. ? Married by Rev R L. Duffie, on July 22nd, at the residence of sl' the groom's brother at Dwiglit, *'1 km- ** mt. uciijiiinin uakor to Miss Pearl llare, all of Lancaster bi county. an ?The Democratic voters of Pnie Grove school house will Ui meet next Saturday at 4 o'clock, Lt p. m. for the purpoee of enrolling names on club list. ar M.J. Green. j. ?Tom Ely and Ellison Harper, both colored, liad a difficulty in ^ town Saturday night, in which ^ the former received several cuts in the chest with a knile. The mounds are not serious. ^ la ?All roads Thursday will lead ^ Yo Dixie, where the Confederate veterans are to hold their county reunion and tl?? .Iiminvu win la have a big rally. Two thousand Jl or more persons will likely be present. ?Interesting Children's Day 'el exercises were held at Taberna- w< cle last Saturday. An address was made by the Itev. Mr. Wells, of Monroe. A large crowd was da present. A splendid picnic din- wl ner was served during the day. Tu ? The infant daughter 01 Mr. BenWatson,of this place,died last toi Sunday, aged about 9 months.? W The remains wore buried Mon Je day in the new cemetery. It was but a low weeks ago that we v._ chronicled the death of Mr. Wat 1 U I soil's wife. He has the syinpa- ^ thy of hifl friends in his a.Illiclions. l)i ? The annual meetings ol the I H tei stockholders of the Lancaster 801 Cotton Mills, the Bank of Lancaster and the Kureka Mills, of Chester, were held here Monday. ,()1 The reports of the officers of the ni" several institutions showed the ?' properties to he in line shape, the t01 reports being highly satisfactory in every particular. The old offi- Bt eern of each corporation were re- he elected. As is well known, Col. his V ^ Leroy Springs is at the head of an all these prosperous enterprises. . ? ou **Mr. it. M. Jones, who is rap-'Mi j >dly recovering from a ?pel! of foi sickness, and his lainilv are vis- ed iting Mr. Jones's father, Mr. Ai Geo. W. Jones, at Jones X fe Roads.' tin Mr. and Mrs. Luther Italey, of coi Chesterfield, are visiting the lat- we ters parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. err Thompson, of Dwighf. Co 0 PERSONAL ~~}j Mr. M. II. Johnson has gone Cleveland Springs. Miss Connie Davis returned am Atlanta Saturday. Mr. M. M. Tillman, of Vanyck, was in town Monday. Dr. Fennell, of Rock Ilill, paid professional visit to Lancaster inday. 3apt. W. S Lee, of Great Falls, visiting his daughter, Mrs. din A. Stewinan. Mr. Barber Roddey, of Rock ill, is the guest of Mr. J. E. tylor. Mrs. S. R. Patrick, of White ik, is visiting the family of Rev. Meek White, at Unity. Mrs. A. LI. Greene, of Rock ill, is visiting her daughter, rs. W. T. Williams. Dr. J. P. Young, of Richburg, ent Sunday in Lancaster with idee JoilCV sinit f'lmilir Mrs. .I.N. Span n, of Columa, is visiting her parents, Mr. id Mrs. Clias. T. Connors. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Culp, ol istonia, N. C., are on a visit to mcaster, their old home. Mr. J. M. Cant hen and family e visiting some of North Carola's popular summer resorts. Miss Bessie Burwell,of Washn, D. C., is visiting her uncle, ipt. T. C. llicUs, and family. Miss Ileien Edwards, of Due est, is visiting her brother-in* w, Mr. J E. Taylor, and tamiMr. L. C. Harrison, whose rnily is visiting relatives in jorgia, spent Sunday in liock ill. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Lazenby I Saturday night lor a two ieks' visit to Asheville and ixaway. Mr. John S. Kiddle spent Suny in Yorkville wilh his family, 10 accompanied him home lead ay. Miss Hope Gregory of Lancas r is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Miller. ? Carolina Citizen, ffer&on. Mr. D. L. Tillman, ol Cheraw, s been spending a day or two th his parents iiore, Mr. and "s. 0. F. Tillman. Mr. and Mrs. Flam Boyce, of ie West, are visiting the lat *'s father, Mr. J. Cousar iNelii, of the Jacksonham section. Dr. T. J. Strait, who was in ,vn yesterday afternoon, is very ich pleased with his prospect success in the prim >rv.?Ches Lantern. Mrs. L. C. Kayseur went to irkesville, Va., Monday, to see r little grandson, who arrived tt Saturday at the home of Mr. d Mrs. J. F. Boswell. Master Thome Tillman, son of r esteemed fellow townsman \ C. F. Tiltmin, loft Monday Cheraw. where lie hn accepta position with the Seaboard r Line. Dr. T. J. Strait visited BeLine and other points in this ugressional district the past >ek. Ho says he met with much couragemont in his race for ngress. Mr. L. C. Payseur spent*a few days last week in North Oaro- _ Una. Mr. and Mrs. I). F. Sapp, of () Tradesville section, spent Mon ? day in Lancaster. jt Mrs. L. C. Payse ir returned a day or two ago from a ten days' visit to Cluck Spriii-s. t ti Little Misses Rutn and Grace McDow have been spending a , few davs with relatives in Heath Springs. cj Mr. J. Willie Caskey, of A then", J Gn., spent a few days last, veek with his parents in ii s con >t.v, , Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis Ca U *y, ' ' returning to Georgia Saturd iy. 1 Mr. James Bolk, our ot J. F. Maclcey & Co's. popul ?r \<>ung d clerks, is spending a lew days 'r with relatives in Taxahaw. 1 (I Mrs. J. 0. Stapp, ol Oxford, 0 and Mrs. .1. M. Stapp, ol Jack sonville, Fla., are visiting at the' home of Mr. B. F. Brtsinjrton, a j. tew miles east of Lancaster. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Q. (J. Cautheu ami baby returned last night from a short visit to B owing ,] Rock Miss Ethel Mac key, of * Heath Springs, who accompanied them, returned to her home this morning.?Chester Lantern. Mrs. W. R Blackwell and two ^ i ?u:i J ** " wiimieii, master raigar and little Ij Miss Mary Thayer, went to Lancaster Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Barton, and will I spend a month at Heath Springs j with her grandmother, Mrs. N. 0 L. Lynn, before returning home. I?Rock llill Record. . c See that Yoar Name is on Club t IAst. Voters are reminded of the fact that in order to vote in the ap- c proaching primary their names ), must he on the democratic poll l lists of their respective precincts live days before the election. The ^ Lancaster C. H. roll is in the p hands of Magistrate Caskoy, who * will enter your name, if you so desire. n Death of Mr. * J tuition Atlanta. ti H Mr. J usdon Adams, a. woll ? known and highly esteemed " youug farmer of the Pleasant "j Hill section, died last Saturday. _ lie was a son of Mr. Andrew Adams and was about 23 years old. He leaves a widow, who is n a daughter ol Mr. Wm. Shehaue, ^ and one child. Mr. Adams was a consistent member of the Bap-j{ tist church. The remains were p buried at Fork liili cliurch Sunday. ? *' v Mr. K. If. Dot/re. Ileci/tienl of G lltuultiome Present. While Mr. E E. Boyce lived in j. the Unity section he served Unity ^ | pnntrrn/#o 4 ^ ? "I* " * 1 1 ? iui rtijiuu iz ye irs h as Sunday school superintendent atul for about 7 years was a v ruling older. Last, winter he ? moved to Duo West. Recently ^ Rev. J. Meek White, his former ^ pastor, secured from members j of Unity church, Sunday School \ and outside friends enough nioney to purchase a suitable present ft for faithful discharge of duty in this twofold office and present to f Mr.Boyceas a token of esteem. A t, nice, handsome''Christian Wornera' Bible" was purchased and fs presented by Rev. Mr. White, j and Mr. Boyce has exprossed his L I Announcements. I Fwr Count*- Treasurer. i Having served the unexpired term f W. C. C&uthen,deceased, I iiereby nnounce myself a candidate for the ftice of County Treasurer, subject to he rules of the Democratic prijury. .1. K. Klackmon. | For ('onmy Trewxiirrr. I hereby announce mys *lf u candidate for 'je office ot County Treasurer, subject t? lie rules of tie Democratic primary. It. Kaxter litackuion. For Connly Treaaiirrr. I hereby announce myself a candidate i L?r the olfic" of County 1'reasnrer fo I.m aster conntv, subject t<? tin* rules of the democratic primary. W. H. Mil eU. ' For Sii|M'riiilrii<lr ' I F.d licit f ion. 1 lirrebj announce myself a candi- ' late for re-election to the oflloe of | utility Superintendent of Edneation, ubjecl to the rules of the Democratic riniary. W. M. Moore, 'or Superintendent Fdiirnlion I here'?v announce myself a candilate for t lie ollletj of < 'omit y Superi n- I emlent of Kdiicat inn, subject to the J ules and regulations governing tlie j democratic primary. If ejected, I will levote my time to the duties of the tfice. Respectfully, W. Alonzo Hughes. For Superintendent F.diicnt Ion. L hereby announce myself a candidate >r the oilier of Comity Superintendent of Mucntioti. subject to the rules and regnlaions of the Democratic pri mi v. J. Meek White. For Frulinte Judge. I hereby announce myself a candilate for re-election to the otlice of 'robate Judge, subject to the rules of he Democratic primary. J. E. Stewman. For itlafciMlrnlo. I hereby announce myself a candiate for reelection to the office of lagistrate for Ruford Township,subect to the rules and regulations of he Democratic primary. Wm. Carnes. For !!Ia|fl<itrHlr. I hereby announce myself a candila*e for the office of Magistrate for iuford Township, subject to the rules if the Democratic primary If. \V. Taylor. F??r MaKiHlrnte. I hereby announce myself a candilate for reelection to the office of Magistrate at Lancaster, subject to he rules of the Democratic primary. W. 1*. Caskey. | For MaKlNlrate. T hereby announce myself a candi-j late for re-election to the office of Magistrate for Cedar Creek Township, uibject to the rules of the Democratic irimary. W. F. Hudson . For .1Ia|(lNlrale. I hereby announce myself a candilate for reelection to the office of Magistrate for Indian Land Township, object to the rules and regulations of he Democratic primary. I). K. Hall. F<?r .tlMtfislrnle. The friends ol' Mr. A. W. Hicklin unonnce his name as a candid ite f >r the ofce of Magistrate for Cedar Creek town?l?i? ni>jcet to the rules govetniu^ the l)emor.itic primary. Business Notices. ir- All Notices inserted under j his head at the rate of ON K t'KN'T i WOK!) for each insertion. No >otice to be counted less than 25 rords. The growth of the Orangehurg Collegiate nstitute lias l?een wonderful. No school us happier pupils, nor better sat is tied puils. Write to Pres. Peterson for a oata>gue. Yon 'vill he 1*1 eased with it. WANTED. Traveler for established ionse. Twelve Dollars weekly to start, '.xpennes paid References. Address Geo. V. Clows, Lancaster, S. (J. 1 t. ;ratefu' appreciation of the Bi-1 ile and the high esteem in which j ie is held hv his termor pastor j did his Unity people together j kilh his outside friends. This I ct was largely due to the tin- I iring energy and personal inerest of Rev. J. Meek White in j he matter. Mr. Bnyce recognizes ins and kivos his former pastor j ue credit for his individual | ielp and interest in this act j f suitable recognition of faithnl service rendered. The pasnr's motto in such things is Honor to whom honor is due." lo this people have honored hemsolves in ho oring Mr. Joyce. ff Announcements. For County Supervi^**-*. I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. If elected I pledge myself to discharge the duties of the otlice to j the best of my ability. I). W . Ilendrix. For County Supervisor. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the oilice of County Supervisor, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. .lames O. L'orter. For County Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candiI date for re-election to the oflice of County Supervisor, subject to the | rules governing the Democratic pri| mary. M.C.Gardner. For Comity Supervisor. .mt. r.uiror?l'lease announce tlirol ugh the columns of your paper that I I am a candidate for the otllce of Coun| ty Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the democratic primary. T.vo years ago I was a candidate for reelection to this otllce, hut was defeated by a small majority?only ten votes. I shall ever he grateful to my friends lor their liberal support. L. .1. Perry. for i'nuiil)' Nil pcrvisor. A fter consult ing with a number of my friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the otllce of County Supervisor, subject to ttie rules of the Democratic primary. Wylie tj. Caskey. For County Supervisor. Mr. Editor: After many solicitations to become a candidate for County Supervisor, 1, after due consideration, hereby announce myself as a candidate for that otllce, subject to the Democratic primary. If elected [ shall devote my time to the duties of the otllce. II. N. Sowell. For County Supervisor. Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr. \V . Ii. Culp as a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. Knowing Mr. Culp to be a successful business man and well qualified to till said otllce, we take pleasure in presenting his name as a candidate therefor to the voters of Lancaster county. Many Friends. For lteprcMciitHlivc. In the last campaign I made a close I race for the Legislature, and 1 promised niv frifiuU llmf if *??"?? ^ ? ???? Luci r wan 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 Democrat ic primary. Trusting to the people for their support, and promising the best service I am able to give thein, if elected, I remain, CJeo. 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. XV. Ilamel. For KcprcNcu at ire. I I greatly appreciate t lie 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 Ilines. For Representative. The friends of Mr. \V. l'ressly Robinson hereby announce him as a candidate for the lions, of . v ... .. n.11 . 1-1, nuiijUUV \l> the rules of ihe Democratic primary. For CoiiikI)- Auditor. After many solicitations to become a candidate for the oilice of County Auditor, and the complimentary votv I receiveil heretofore, I have decided tn run I pledge myself to be governed by the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary Hollis li Morton. For County- Auditor. Having a thorough knowledge of i the duties of the oilice of County AuI ditor, and believing that I ohii give entire satisfaction therein, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for said oilice, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary .1. Wylie l'orter. I For County Auditor I hereby announce myself a eandillttfp filp f hp a?' 1 - .... U...VC \>t VIUIIII) rtHUIIOr, subject to tlie rules of the I >emocratie I primary. Porter M. Jackson. For (! ' Nrnsto. | I hereby announce my at If a candidate i for the Stiite Senate, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. Harry Foster. For Ntate Squalor. I am a candidate for State Senator, for Lancaster county, subject to the I rules governing the democratic primary election. T. Y. W ILLIAMS.