The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 27, 1907, Page 3, Image 3
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k Col. Dixon Barnes.
Brief Sketch of the Bra
Confederate Officer w
Sacrificed hi?? Life for
Country.
The Columbia State of 1
Sunday contains interesting 1
graphical sketches of save
South Carolina College stude
who rendered the Contederi
valiant service during the ci
war, among the number bei
the gallant Col. Dixon Barnes
Lancaster County. The ske
of Col. Barnes is as follows:
Dixon Barnes, the ton of J<
Barnes and Frances Weir,
born in Lancaster county, n
^ the Kershaw line about tli
miles from Liberty Hill. Oct
1816. He was a member of
Euphraclian scciety. After
graduation in 1838 he read
and was admitted to the I
When a young man he ser
in the Florida war against
Seminole Indians. He ser
in both branches ot the State
gislature, being eenator at
outbreak of the war. He vol
teered in the first comp
from Lancaster couuty, the U1
caster Grays," and went v
them as captain to Charles1
Soon afterwards he returnei
Lancaster and raised and eqi
ped ai; his own expense a com
ny, the''Lancaster Hornets,
which he was unanimously el
ed captain. This compauy
sent to Virginia as a part of
Twelfth regiment, South Oai
ua volunteers. Oapt Bai
rapidly rose through the grc
of major and lieutenant colc
to that of colonel. At the I
tie of Sharpsburg, Sept. 17, 1 *
he was mortally wounded w
bravely leading his men
charge. He was the last c
nel living in the brigade an
\ is 6aid that he had his conn
^ sion as general when he tell.
aieci in Uharlestown, W. *
Sept. 27, 18G2.
Another Barn Burned O
in North Carolina.
Charlotte Observer : The I
ol Mr. Frank Erwin was bur
to the ground night before 1
together with the large store
fodder and corn, four head
cattle, a horse, a colt, and
mules. The loss is said to
about $1,000. which is cov<
by insurance.
This is the sixth fire which
occurred, in that township. (
negro, Gary Castle, has been j
to the penitentiary on the clu
of barn-burning. Hut it se<
that the incendiarism is not
work of one man, but is the
suit of an organization.
All the burnings have I)
within a circuit of six in;
and the people within that
trict have come to believe
it is the outcome of racial
dictivenees.
Frisky in Her Old Age
Monroe Enquirer : A lar
in this county has a mule tv
ty-seven years old, a gray m
ff and a few days ago was off<
$175 for it and refused the o
The mule in former years wi
gentle and safe animal but is i
so wild it is unsafe to work i
a buggy.
A
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t
The Public Scl
ive its Ulose Relation
ho Family?The Resp
his Resting on Teac
Parents--Why S
pils do not Make
ast ?The Cigarette !
[>io
>ral Written for The News,
nts The public school
icy factor in the life of any
ivil ty. It comes in cloi
ing with every family,
i of mendous responsibilit
tell upon it. The weal or
the child is often dete
Dhu fche action and charac
wug titude of the teacher.
oar the teacher is held?
iree held responsible it
. 9> measure, for the si
the character, and genera
hiR the pupils. If a teache
jaw cian, a lawyer or any n
^ar lie service neglects hi
vefl incompetent to do his
the conducts himself in ai
ved becoming the dignify ?
, le. ing, then we say that
the be severely censured.
|un. On thfc other hand,
any otten groat and powe
,an- ?f evi! operating on tl
villi character of the put
ton. beyond the power ot
i to to rectify. The attit
jip_ parent towards the
ipa- duces a powerlul effec
" ol pupil. The school yea
ect approaching a close.
wa8 been your attitude t<
(he school in general and t
oli ual teachers in particu
rnes your conversation at
ides been such as would
>nel children to respect au
bat- Have you impressed
162, child the importance
hile bis place every day, o
in a f?r trivial and unimp
olo- sons allowed your c
d it main at home ? We a
nis- sometimes as many a*
He the pupils are abs
/a., grade. How in the n
son can a teacher instr
when the pupil is at
ver How many times hav<
ten the familiar, "Pleai
when you knew dov
n heart that you were ir
j the school and taking
ast ?* your PC8?tiou as p>
( 0( course there are time
I OJ sence cannot be avo
two we 8ay unhesitating!
be parents could cause a
jred Proveuient along this ]
We understand tha
has 8moking is absolute!:
3ne on the school grounds
4e?t scarcely a day passes
ir{,e warning is not given
3ms ev''H cigaretl<
the Nevertheless, there
re number of cigarette
among our school pup
fit.n not hold the school
iles, f?r this. We rather i
dis- with the teacher whr
that with a mind enerva
Vln* nicotine poison. Dot
smoke ? A few days ag
a parent say that he w
that his boy did not s
iner rettes. Would that 1
/en- power to see his son a
ule, him ! Out of five'tht
are<l arette smokers in tl
ffer. schools only four 1
is a eight per cent were j
now vance with their cla
it to on this.
There is another qu
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THE uANO&STER NEWS,
bol.
is Be? Ai
ncrs anu || ^ f f |||
ome PuProgress
Habit. Our line of Spr
tion. Nev^r be
is a vital Goods as we are
com muni- .
se contact WHITE LAWNi
It has tre- 500 yards oest 12 1 2c
ies resting White Lawn will be 60I
the woe of a8 ^ l?8*8 10c.
r mined bv r 1000 J"1" b,eet 15o 4? II;
Lawn will be sold as i
ter and at- ja8t8 at 12 l-2c.
Certainly 50Q yj8 ^est 20c 40 in
-and justly Lawn will be sold as i
1 a large la8t8 at 15ceholursliip,
.'^cUinch Persian L
1 habits oi C1 350 44 iCnch x?ersi!ul L
ir, a physi- cial at 25c.
ian in pub- 36 inch Pure Shirt Wa
is duty, is special at 48c.
> work, or COLORED OROANDI
:iy way not LAWNS,
of his call- 25 pieces Douzelle C
he should iu ,ftr*e fioral designs?
woi*th 20c per yard,but \
our order early for th
there are and are able to sell the
>rlul forces one-half their value?1C
le life and ?
>il that lie
the Bchool
ld? "! ,he We are doint
school pro- . t
it upon the C311 glVC yOU 3. 1
r is rapidly hat with loads o
What h US 1 . . ? !
.warda the Hat *?**?' YOU na
he indiyid
Har r Has
all times
cause your ~
ithority ?? comes iu mind. How <
upon your child spend the time wl
of beiug in n?f in school ? Is he
r have you Bang that loals about 11:
ortant rea- ho with I he gang tha
diild to re- profanity like a sailor
re told that with the gang often c
> one-third year olds who go to pub
ent from a tainments unaccompa
a me of rea their parents ? Is he a
net a pupil ones who invariably
home ? hack seat and by tneir c
9 you writ- t^k a"d rude laughte
se excuse," others Irom hearing?
?n in your the other hand d
nposing on child diligently apply h
advantage herself to the work asi
irent? Of Observe closely how mi
s when ab 'ar? systematic work is
ided. Hut >'our child. Ask the I
y that we he 18 attentive in ;he clj
Kreat im- ^ he displays the attitu
line. who is anxious to learn.
-t cigarette f?rade doubtless there ]
/ lorbidden "umber of pupils who i
i, and- that 'ei,r work and get good
that some 'his is not the case v
against the child, why should it n
3 habit.? Let us inquire diligently
is a large habits of our children.
' smokers we recoil from this lest i
ils. YVedo discover a skeleton in tl
responsible Oftentimes we are prone
sympathize 'bat the child has litt
> has to do c?urage. Let us remei
ted by the tl,e child otten partak
your boy nfttiire of the parents.
;o we heard tr(,,,hle sometimes is
as satisfied haven't the moral coura
imoke ciua- t1he is8,,e p,i??rely and
, , ... discipline, direction,
e iad 10 couragemeut that beloi
sot hers see child by right. How
lusand cig- to form an unprejudicet
ie Chicago the child ! How eaj
lundred or delay the proper warnii
ible to adas.
Think . ~ > - ? - *
Argo Red Salmon took
prize at the Ht. Louis Kxpc
estion that salSaSS? eVer *'Ve"
wib&W&V ifw PW 5
APRIL 27, 1907.
rrivals in S]
ing and Summer Goods no
fore have we had as grand
5 showing now.
2000 yards Colored Lawns
, 4Q jnc^ neat patterns, worth 12 1 2c, 1
d as long an(* c?^)e8e c()?ds are plac
nil u m o faKl/v 11 1 * 1
suiuo tauic miu Will oe 60l(l
unru-i. 10c the yard,
ich White J
long as it 3000 yds Figured Lawns, jt
the thing for a nice, cool sumtr
ch White drrs*; these goods are fast cole
long as it and worth 7 1 2c yard, but to
ven things up we will make t
awn, spe- Price 4 7 8cLADIES'
OXFOKDS.
awn, spe125
Vici Blu. Oxfords, spe. $
ist Linen | 50 Vici Blu. Oxfords, Bpe. 1
2.00 Vici Blu. Oxfords, spe. 1
ES AMD 2.50 Vici Blu. Oxfords, spe. 2
Irgandies MEN'S OXFORDS.
-they are 200 Vici Blu. Oxfords, spe. $1
::pS2&o vici biu- "? 4
m at just 3 50 Button " Oxfords, spe. 2
>c yard. 2.00 Nullitiers, special sale 1
MILLINEF
r a nice business in this lin
nice hat for little money?
f flowers on it for i.oo t<
.ve seen ours.
E. E.
loes your
:??hif. = "T"?
fi THE BANK OF LAI
,t can use ^
? Is he CAPITAL
. , \ SURPLUS
>r twelve B1
lie enter- A Loans made on Real E
nied by 5^ Collections given pron
mong the II 4 Per Cent Interest all
seek the ? pounded every three m<
jbnoxious Your business solicitec
r prevent *J Lne stron?est Kank in L"
oes your T-rrr-? ??
>igned.? V ery li
leh regudone
by To Norfolk,
teacher if . . _ . ,
iss room, Account Jamestown
de of one m a .
In ?very \ SOUTH
18 a large
lo excel Season, sixty day and li
reports commencing April 19th,
. V <irw 1 /> ur r n t/\n mill n
/Jtli your '
J bunds in uniform attenc
ot be?? 8TG1> OVERS will be
j into the and fiteen day tickets,
Oh how tickets.
Jve should Kor for and complete inf
lie closet ! Southern Railway, or u
to think
le moral
inber that '
os of the | Notice to Debtors&Creditc
The real All parties indebted to the estate of
Konnington, deceased, are requester
tllftt We make payment without delay to the nn
?e (o fcw>e signed, and all persons having ch
. ' against said estate are hereby notiliec
jriye the present same duly attested,
sinrl on- 11 F Kennington, Adn
April 10, 1907?3w
lgs lo the ;
hard it is Pianos and Organ
' At Factory Prices.
^ , Write us at once for our special {
of payments on a Piano or Organ.
Junius. you buy either instrument thro
us, you get a standard make, one!
will last a life time. Write
Malone's Music House,
y Fair ou COLUMBIA, H. O.,
for catalogs, prices and terms.
/
3
M I
jrag lioois
w ready for your inspeca
collection of Spring
in MEN'S YOUTHS' AND BOYS'
5c CLOTHING,
ed
at 15.00 fancy worsted men's suit,
special price 12 50.
15 00 blue serge men's suits,
18t nrino II 7?i
"i?r' *vv * v*
Ier 13 00 fancy worsted men's suit,
;rs special price 10 00
Youths' suits 3.00 to 10.00.
lions' suits 89c to 5 00.
STRAW HATS,
For Men and Boys.
.98 Now is the time to buy your
25 straw hat. 25 dozen men's and
50 boys' Mexican straw hats, the
00 kind you pay other merchants 25c
for; we sell same hat for 15c.
Boys' neat, dress straw hats at
19c, 25c and 50c.
Men's neat dress straw hats at
99 25c, 50c, 1 00 and 1.25.
98 2 dozen 7 50 Panama Hats that
.50 we are goiug to sell at 5 00 each.
_____
e. Why? Because we
we can trim you a nice
d 5.00. Don't buy your
CLOUD.
Hd Reliable." ^
(CASTER, Lancaster, S. C. S
$50,000.00. w)
$50,000.00. g
Istate, at reasonable rates. gl
lpt and careful attention. as
lowed on time deposits, com- w
cmths. ^
1. The feldest. the largest and
? o w m
incaster county.
ow Rates
Va., and Retturn,
Tercentennial Exposition,
ern Railway .
fteen day tickets on sale daily
, to and including Nov. 30.1907.
be made for military and brass
ling the exposition,
allowed on season, sixty day
same as on summer tourist
ormation call on Ticket Agents
/rite:
K. W. HUNT,
Division I'assenger Agent,
Charleston, b. C.
irs TheSouthernRailroadTrain*
\>? ing School.
lerlima
On account of tlie vacation of the
1 to schools through the sutomer, is making
a special offer for a three months
a'r course in their school. In which the
course can be completed in this pro?per
effort on the part of the student,
g For $50.00 the entire course can be
easily taken including hoard and all
expenses for $100.00 We gaurantee
. all our pupils a position when they
are oompetent. Write us and make
. application for a scholarship.
that L.J. FRINK,
Mgr. Southern R. R. Training School.
1296 1-2 Main St.. Columbia. S. C.
i 2-20-2m.
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