The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 22, 1906, Page 5, Image 5
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?Cotton brought 9$c. on this
market yesterday. Sa
?On account of the absence of ^
the pastor, there will be no services
at Shiloh next Sabbath.
?Mr. II. D. Philips and Miss * .
fri
Minnie Stewart, daughter of Mr. ^
J. NV. Stewart, were married .iere
Sunday by Magistrate W. P. Cas
kev.
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? Magistrate Caskey turned
? .1 ,, , m
over to the county treasurer oatCO
urday fines, etc , collected by him ^
for the last quarter, amounting;
to $88.00 j
f y
?The annual reunion of the
8 O
Haile family was hold on the
ro
14th instant, at the hospitable ^
home of Capt. L. L. Clyburn, in ^
Kershaw county. .
' ?The members of Chestnut
camp of W. O. W. are requested
to meet at their hall Saturday
evening, Aug. 25th, at 3 o'clock. .
F. M. stncnor ft n
?Miss Alice Muckey has been vj
appoiuted postmistress at Heath |1(
Springs. She is a daughter ol
the late D N. Mackey, who was
postmaster at I lie time of his
death.
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? Mr. G M. Mcintosh, a well p,
known citizen of Columbia who q
died a few days ago, was a brothor w
of Mrs. J. S. Gladney, formerly ?f
of Lancaster but now living in
Gainesville, Ga.
?Election managers for I'leas- ft
/ ant Valley and Carmel precincts iy
have been added by the executive g
committee to list of managers m
now running in these columns? ~i
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See notice elsewhere. hi
% ?Wanted?Contractors to sub- i fa
mit bids for construction of steel
or frame bridge across canyon in
Market street sidewalk, near res- 1
idence of Mr. Geo W. Williams. bt
Clans and specifications may be vv
seen at Council Chambers. Ei
?Mr. .1. It. Hunter, who farms
on Dr. O. W. Poovoy's place near
town, brought to this office Sat- ot
urday a sample stalk of his line 1
cotton crop. The stalk is over
live feet in heighth, heavily limb H
ed and full of fruit?boils, shapes
and blooms. Mr. Hunter has
about twenty acres of cotton ol
which the stalk referred to is an
average. Persons who have ex
amine I the field say that Mr.
Hunter will make a t>ale to the 111
acre. The cotton is the King
Improved variety. y gr
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The Entertainment Last Frlitnn ill
N if/fit. j?
A good audience greeted 1 lie li;
presentation of '-Breezy Poiol," hi
^ p popular play, by local talent at S1
the school auditorium last Kri- lu
day night. Ttiose who took part C
in the performance were Mrs. fir
W K. Taylor, Mi-sea HattieTaylor,
Nannie McCardell, Jessie df
Porter, Marie Cowan, Corrinne In
Jones, Iltden Lindsay, Julia Li
k Gregory, Ilessie Thomson, Bessie to
McManus. Ivy Crawford and to
Maude Gregory, each of whom It
acquitted herself with much crod j gi
it. (i ol music was lurnished
by tlie Lancaster Orchestra bj
A- previously stated, the en- S
tertainment was given under the W
auspices of the Diujthh r? ot ihe|
Confederacy, lor the beneti of
the monum nt fund. The gross; y<
proceeds amounted to $42 |N
?The next regular examina fi
>n for teachers will be held II
spt. 21st. |]
?The 2 year-old soil of Mr.
,muel Faulkenberry, of Laudo, s
ed last Saturday.
?Mr. Paul G. McCorkle, of ^
lestor. has been presented with
handsome striking watch by ,,
ends of Lancaster, Chester, g(
ack Hill and Charlotte.
?Mr. V. S. Cunningham, a H
ember of a Seaboard wrecking ^
ew, had his right loot severely
ashed Saturday morning while
mpling cars at Edgemoor.? '
tester Reporter.
?The county candidates spoke
isterday at While Bluff. They 8
eak today at Kershaw, tomor- 11
w at lleath Springs, Friday at
armel, Friday night at Lancas
r Cotton Mills, uud Saturday at a
e Court House. a
?The annual re union of the 0
obertson family will be held
)xt Friday, at tiie old homestead 1'
i Pleasant Hill township. The s
Lit or 1ms received a cordial in n
tation to attend, but his duties
no are so exacting that he will j
i unable to do so. v
? While riding in the tournaent
at Wax haw last Thursday,
r. Fred Harris, of Waxhaw, was v
nnfully injured. The horse Mr. j
arris was riding loll whiln it
- - n
as running, throwing the rider
V with the result above stated.
-Monroe Enquirer.
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?The Rev, 1*. B Ingraham,of
ast Lancaster, is in York coun'
this week, assisting the Rev.
. K. Hard in in a protracted
eeting. Mr. Ingrahatn has just
osed some special meetings, on N
s own circuit, with very satis- c
clory results.
:? i
'tile Killed hi/ ijii/htnttig. ji
i
V fine, two-huudred-dollar mule 1
donging to Col. Leroy Springs, t
as killed by lightning on his
twin plantation last Sunday
ttrnoon. The mule was in 8
ie pasture along with sixteen ^
hers. The animal killed was j
0 best one in the lot.
t
[eath Springs's if ine Ball s
Team?Cleans up Kershaw t
one Day and Lancaster the ; i
Next.
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1 Ienth Springs special in Sat- c
rday's State: Heath Springs e
>feate<l Kershaw today on the 11
ounds of the tormer. Score 4 I
17. Kershaw battery, Clyburn I u
id Williams. In the fourthl
nine, (Myhurn relieved Wil- j
un*, making Clyburn and Cly1
r ii. Heath Springs battery,
over and Duncan. Stover was
ird to hit, but Williams and e
lyburn were batted all ovor the <
ild. r
Heath Snriuirs soprani ill Sini.h
ly'rt Sta'e: Heath Springs is e
inl to beat, succeeded in getting j
meaner c Hon mill team down j
?'av and played them, score 20 I
I in favor of Heath Springs, o
was clearly seen from Hie bo c
lining to end (hat Heath I.)
prings would win. Lancaster u
itterv : Stover and Duncan, j r
over was hard to hit. Init Adams n
is batted all over the field- i 1:
Mrs. W. T. Hregory, returned <J
Saturday Iron: visit to Ashville, )
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PERSONAL
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Mr. Robert Uortoii visited Kerbaw
Monday.
Mr. Charles D. Jones is in
lew Yotk this wee' .
The Rev. Chalmers Frasor has
one to Atlanta, to s *6 Mrs. Fraer.
Mr. and Mrs. N. I*. Robinson
re spendinga while at Piedmont
prings.
Mrs. E. W. Bailey, of 11 -all)
iprings, is visiting relatives in
ancaster.
Misses Choice and M ss. Ladhaw,
of Spartanburg, are visitng
the family of Mr. A. P. Mc<ure.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S Langley
nd Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Elliott
,rc spending the wee It at tiie Isle
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> i CUIUS.
Messrs W. P. Bennett.and .Ios
L. Connors spent Sunday in Ker
haw, returning Monday alter0011.
Col. and Mrs. A. II. Banks and
heir son, Master John Banks,
isited relatives in Fort Mill the
?ast woeK.
Miss Daisy Boilings,of Kershaw,
,.1. - l ? - -
mo lias Deen visiting Miss Kale
rwin, left for her home this
noruing?Chester Lantern.
Miss Marion Johnson, one of
lock IIill's most attractive young
alies, spent last Friday in Lanaftter
with Mrs. M. J. Perry.
Mrs. Ethel Moore and sister,
diss Inez Flow, of Monroe, and
diss Noll Curlee. of Union, are
risiting Mrs. W. T. Gregory and
laughters.
Capt. J. P. King and sister,
diss. Belle King, and Mr. and
drs. R. S Harper and daughter,
aula, are spending the weok at
he Isle of Palms.
Mr. 1). B. Mahaffey, ot Jackonville,
Ala., who has been
pending a few days in Lancaster,
lis old home, returned to Alain
m? M i\nA.?.. "
...vrlUJtljr ill (UrilOOU.
The Rev. Paul A. Pressley goes
o Rich burg today, to assist in a
eries ot meetings at Union
Jiurcb. Mrs. Presslev has gone
o Due West, to visit relatives.
Miss Lilian Robinson, with the
?. C. Hough jewelry store, accompanied
her sister, Miss b'lor?nce,
on the litter's trip North
ast week to buy goods fort ho
leatli?Jones Co., as stated in
mr last issue.
decision of Supreme Court in
Cuxe oj Urn Creen I'M Cuttiirtm
/'oirrr Co.
The Supreme Court has grantd'
a new trial in the oa9o of Ren
?r<?"11, ;i I'-iiiCcthltir negro, who
ecovered a judgment in York
ouiitv against the Catawba l'ow
r Co. lor $1250. damages forinury
received while in the em
iloy of the defendant company,
t appears that the judgment
I I he Circuit c >urt was reversed
>11 ilit; ground thai the presiding
udge in iiis charge to the jury
mittel the word "defect.veM in
eferring to injuries caused by
na(,liinery. The cise will likely
?e tried again at the next term
if the York court. Messrs Green
i llines, of Lancaster, and T. F.
do Cow, E <| ol Yorkville, ar<?
he plaintiff's attorneys.
Announcements.
F?r CohuI; Trt .T'lirfi.
Having served tlie unexpired term j
of \V . C. Caul lien, deceased, I hereby
announce myself a candidate for t he
office of Conwy Treasurer, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
J. K. Illackmoti.
For County Treasurer.
I hereby announce myself a candi<late for
the office of County Treasurer, subject to
the rules of the Democratic primary.
It. Itaxter Itlackmon.
Tor C'ounty TrenNiirer.
t hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of I'.mnty treasurer for Lancaster
county, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary. W. II. Mil en.
For Nu|ieriiil?>mli>jt Kiluciitliin.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-eipotion to the office of
County Superintendent of Kdiication,
j subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. \V. M. Moore.
For Muiirriiileiuh-nl Filiicutlon
I hereby announce myself a eandi- i
date for t lie office of t'ount v Superin- i
tendent of Kducat ion, subject to the j
rules and regulations governing the j
Democratic primary. If elected, I will i
devote my time to the duties of tliel
office. Respectful ly,
IV. AlollXO llll.rl.aa '
For SiiiirriiiliMitlnil F?IiiohiIoh.
1 hereby announce my self i\ candidate
for the office of ('nnnty Mil peri ntendent of
Educatiou, subject to the rules and regain
ttons of the Detuoeriitiu |>it;i my.
J. .Meek White.
For I'rohutn J u ?!? ?>.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for. re-election to the office of
Probate Judge, subject, to the rules of
the Democratic primary.
J. E. Stewman.
For itlneiklmtc.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the office of
Magistrate for Uuford Township,subject
to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
Win. Carnes.
For ItlHKlstrHlc.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ofHce of Magistrate for
Buford Township, abject to the rules
of the Democratic primary
II. NV. Taylor.
For Miik'islralt'.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the ofllce of
Magistrate at Lancaster, subject to
the rules of the i>eiiiocratio primary.
W. P. Caskey.
For .ling l*trntc.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the ollice of
Magistrate for Fedar Creek Township,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary. W. F. Hudson.
For .tliiKihlrule.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the ntllce of Magistrate
for Indian I.and Township,
subject to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primary.
D. K. Hall.
For Mii^Kiriile.
Tho friends of Mr. \. W. Ilicklin announce
his name us it candidate for tho of-!
tlce of Magistrate for Fed tr Fr<-ek township,
subject to the rules governing the Democratic
primary.
For .tla{;fs|rule.
The many friends ot It F. Phillips
hereby announce his name as a can- |
didate for Magistrate at Lancaster
Cotton Mills, subject to the Demo- j
cratic primary Voters.
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Busine Notices.
All Not ices inserted under ,
this head at the rate ot (INK CEN I' i
A WORD lor each insertion. No
notice to be counted less than 25 j
words
FOR SALE?One .Jersey milch cow j
and two Jersey heifers; will tind I
calves this fall Also lot fodder for
sale. Apply to S. I). Day lor.
STKAYEl)?one black pig about |
two tuos. old. Kinder please notify I
i News Otlioe.
Claremont College
HICKORY, N. C.
The idth session begins on Sept. Is. I
Thorough college course by able faculty
Two scholarships to be given
in each depart ment to deserving girls,
in Library Potirse, Piano. \ oice \ io|
tin, Drawing, Painting, Elocution,
Physical C ulture, Xenography,Typewriting
a"d Itoc.k keeping. ''uhlic
school drawing in normalcour.se. Fori
catalogue apply to
D \v. RK A D. Pres't.,
ii ickory, .\. (,'. |
i
? l ite Franklm Corole will sorve
'co cream lluir-ilay a'tetnoon at
the court hou e, at 4:.'}i) o'clock, i
I for the benefit of tlie Publ'C Ei-I
j l>r*?ry. Every body is invited to j
j attend. I
Announcements.
Tor CviiHly Nu|H)rtuur,
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Supervisor, subject
to the rules ??f the Democratic primary.
If elected I pledge myself to
discharge the duties of the office to
the best of my ability.
I). W. Ilendrix .
For Comity Siiprirvlsor.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ollice of County Supervisor,
subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratic primary.
.lames O. Porter.
For Comity Super* Ivor.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the otlice of
County Supervisor, subject to the
rules governing the Democratio primary.
M. C. Gardner.
For Comity Supervisor.
Mr. Editor?Please announce through
the columns of your paper that I
am a candidate for the office of County
Supervisor, subject to the rules
governing the Democratic primary.
Tao years ago I was a candidate for
reelection to this ollice, hut was defeated
by a majority?onlv ten
voles I s| ~ ,er he I'rateful to nay
friends for .eir liberal support.
li. .1. I'erry.
For County Nu per visor.
A Iter consulting; with a number of
my friends, I hereby announce myself
a candidate for the ofllce of County
Supervisor, subject to the rules of the
Democratic primary.
VVylie (J. Caskey.
For County Nii|>i<rTiNor.
Mr. Editor: After lu&ii.v solicitations
to become a candidate for < 'ounty
Supervisor, I, after due consideration,
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for tliat ottioe. subject to the
Democratic primary. If elected I
shall devote my time to the duties of
the ofllce. ll.N Sowell.
For Comity Nsi pervinor.
Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr.
VV. 11. Culp as a candidate for County
Supervisor, subject to the rules governing
the Democratic, primary.
Knowing Mr. (julp to he a successful
business man anil well qualitD d to till
saiu omce, we fake pleasure in presenting
his name as a candidate therefor
to the voters of Lancaster county.
Many friends.
For ltepreseiitotire.
In tin last campaign I made a close
race for the Legislature, and 1 promised
my friends that if there was
nothing to prevent my entering the
race in the next campaign that I
would run again. And 1 now announce
myself as a candidate for the
Legislature, subject to the Democratic
primary. Trusting to t he people
for their support, anil promising the
best service I am able to give tiiein,
if elected, I remain,
(Jeo. \V. Jones.
For Itei.reM'iilatiie.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the House of
Representatives, subject lo the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
primary. J. \V. Ilamel.
For ltc|?rrtM'ii utive.
1 greatly appreciate the suggestion
of myself as a candidate for the Legislature
and the many assurances of
support 1 have received. \n 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 then.,
and, were I elected. I would do the
best I could for Mm >
- - - - - ' I,
tlierefore, announce myRe'.t a cand*date
for t he Legislature, subject to
the Democratic primary.
ilarry Mines.
l or lt<'|ir?'s<'iilaliv<'.
The friends of Mr. W. Presslv Robinson
hereby announce bim as a candidate for
the lloimf of Representatives. subject to
tin* rules of iho Democratic primary
For C'ouuiy A iMlilor.
After many solicits!ion . to become
a candidate for the ollice of t'oun'y
Auditor, ami the c impliinentary ? de
I received heretofore, I have decided
to rim. I pledge myself to he governed
by the roles ;.nd regulations of
the Democratic primary
Mollis || Morton.
For Fount) Auditor.
Having a thorough knowledge of
the duties of the cilice of County Auditor,
and believing tnaf I can give
entire satisfaction therein, I hereby
announce myselI a- a candidate for
said cilice, subject to the rules of the
I temocratic primary .
.1. Wylie Porter.
'or County Auditor
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the ollice of ' canity \ ditor.
subjeci to the rules ot the Demur ratio
primary. Porter M. .Dickson.
For t!?e Keimtr,
I hereby announce my hi If a candidate
for the Stati Somite, subject to the miss of
the Democratic primary .
). Ilarry Foster.
For Ntntc Senator.
I am a candidate ror Syate Senator,
tor I,ancaster county, subject to ttie
rules governing the democratic primary
election. T. Y. \V I 1,1,1 A M.S.