The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 27, 1907, Page 4, Image 4
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J NO. A. COOK, skc'v. and TitRAs.
J. M. RIDDLE, Jit . Resist ss MANAt
Entered as second-class matter, Oct. \
at the postofflee at Lancaster S C.. unt
of Congress of March 3. isru
Saturday, July 'J7, 1001
"You are giving us a sple
paper in Tbe News," writ
well-Known Baptist ininisle
South Carolina to the editor
A petition signed by .2
women in Georgia has I
presented to the legislator
that slate asking for protec
from the worthless dogs ot
country. It is stated that "e
negro has from one to live do
worthless curs" ? that pi
around the country day
night, killing chickens and si
and sometimes attacking peo
Gov. Iloke Smith favors a
it is said, to exterminate
cur.
The Gttffney correspouden
1he News and Courier stales i
Col. T. B. Boiler, Cherok
ex senator, "has definitely
cided 10 enter the race for (_
gress lrom this district i
summer." It is currently rep
ed that General Floyd, of h
shaw county, will also be at
didate. It is assumed that C
gressman Finley will be in
race for re-election. We aro
informed as to whether Lan
ter will have a candidate in
field.
) #
At a meeting in Sum'er Tn
dav of lumbermen of North
South Carolina it was deci
to close down mills during
month of August. Nearly tli
hundred mills were represen
at, the mftetiiii*
or by proxv. The lumberr
met in secret, session and
public announcement lias b
made of the reason lor suspe
ing operations lor one month,
view of the f:reat demand
lumber, the action of the r
men appears inexplicable to
outsider.
PERTINENT QUESTIONS
If you do not believe in t
town, why do von live lie
Th?*re are plenty of other plat
von can <'a. If von do bebevi
O * A
it, wny don't you doom it? fcv<
new tamily means money
your pocket if you are in hi
ties* here or own property lull
you make your living by wo
iiiK here, ev^ry increase of noj
lation tend-t to increase vc
wages; every new lndusl
?tv" -7t' i' " ' j
\ 1 HE LA. NO A
brought to town tend* to enlarge Kershaw
your opportunities for making a Argun
good living. . .
Decisit
The foregoing is from the
Daily News ol Griffin, Georgia,
xja . ... Columbi
out there are a few citizens in
, Argumen
everv community to whom the .
... .. , . i before tin
ny. pointed quest ions might with
"... . , _ sera m t
nrdt^ripfv hu ?ii?/inAii?iiio/f
r.x.|/..vVj MX/ i/iw.fvuuueu, t?\/v . ,
[tor. , . ease in vol
even progressive Lancaster being .
. . , x.t i the dis
au exception to tlie riiu Wonder
.. A county.
I' lf has ever occuired to a
if, chronic kicker what the effect vern iaw
i j i i n voted out
would be were lie to continually ,
, . , after lie:
criticise Ins own family or 11 v- ^
.uh?o- i)l0w his business with the same
u",or . . , , , was raadi
persistence and energy tnat he
VPKf f?l*(l !| V
mentH, runs down his town. ^
wer- made.
iits for adui
The eli
NORTH CAROLINA PROGRESS."
ri18, ?! v .i /i i i- duced as
niticoi North Carolina is making rapunown
>d strides in moral sentiment. If sa,'3T a"Vl
u a man sells a | int of liquor he sane
i-ivsof yoes to the chaiu gang. If he ballot w
kills a man ho pleads self-de quired b
tense, "unwritten law," "brain S)X ^oxei
jKit. form" or insanity, is acquitted f '
by a jury and "congra'ulated" a (>
iP0">, by friends. If he breaks down a ,sar.v< oue
.7 ?i 1 door and helps to lynch a operation
- ?-I man. under caver of darkness. mlui;?.f t
- ? - - - I ( !?'
lie is called the bravest of the slioUUl tli
I brave. Yes, we are progressing
| bv leaps and bounds.?Mar?hndid
ville, N. C., Home. W!,s
.. .1 bv deijoci
?s H Our contemporary is rather 1 ^
r ?f bard on its own people, but there
. vote was
is no doubt much foundation for
' , . rp, were ma
the severe arraignment. 1 he
,300 conditions desciib'd are by no ? 11
v, , bv the vo
been means peculiar to N irth Chiro
r | . i i 1 he bo
0 of Jina, however. 1 lie spirit of lawi
.i i a argumer'
(ion iessness is abroad in the land ^
the and the disinclination or failure
... . . .. ments coi
very of juries to convict is a dtscour
trs? aging feature in the administrarowl
tion o' justice in nearly every Dea
and State, pirticularly in those of
leep 11 be South. We can oulv work
, . , , i .i * Chestei
pie. and pray tor bet'er things.
bill. 01??r?on
,|ie NEW RAILflOAD ENTERPRISES late John
While the present railroads of 'lo,ne ?f
I the country are complaining ol ^'awS(),)i
it of inability to raise money to en- > esterd iy
that i large and improve their proper Iie~*
ee\s ties, owing, they claim, to logis frEn 10 ^e(
de- laiion a fleeting injurivjusly their 'l' 1 ',us'>:
Jon interests, and also to adverse wee'is
lext criticism of transportation com- 111,1 C')U^
ort- panies by the press and poli'i- ^
[er- cians, it is a fact worthy ol note
>uu ! that m?\r r 11 I rnml onl Arm-inAo ?? /> ^ ill ill
uu- I1? *1 AM|ii?/uu *7 111 O i 17 i IOC3 ill r
\f * 11
on- being launched without apparent *
the difficulty in nearly every section, T
not particularly in the South. Ac- n eiT
cas cording to the Manufacturers'
>> Whereas,
the : Kecrd, ol Baltimore, one hun- God in His
dred and six new railroad enter- loV !(! T
><'iiool fenc
prises were put on foot during up. to enter
ihe first six months of the pre-< i?. jt Ke-o.h
and e,lt year in the South alone, 1st. That
, , sion to f.tie
i1e<i none ot them being connected H.,?rai
the with existing trunk lines.? one hAl! e
c rest.
iree This, as the Record says, is. an 2nd. That
ted average ol a little more than font who-e high
L U H er will long
feoI) railroads each week. good and pi
nen The question naturally arises, o^',-gy|i|1^
no why is it that the promoters of wife and re
een the new roads are able to float
nd- their securities, while capital is bear record
In chary about investing in those ot mved^Hund
for the old line* ? Is it not because pure and in
' , , , duty, hii
nlil llie manarreinont of the m-pnont
o - f
an vast sys'ems has not been such ("fJofaVen
as to win the confidence and merits of 01
pood will of the general public ? lorfiu!
? ttie W'uxhav
? For the r> ist- two weeks
i 1
goods have been missed from the
IV.
L, & C. depot, and night before
_,4 las! the watchman detected a """"
er\ 'nan coming out ol the building, *r *
>n at whom several shots were fired, of"cor
1S'* but without effect On yesterday K"? tJnit ciuii
* Foley h Hone;
Magistrate Caskey issued a war colds perfectf
1"K- 0 ii? l/ii i i comminution
H| rant for Klvin Kelly, colored, 8on), U(,kn0vv
,ur suspected of being the guilty Ji"tn8ey The?!
try party, ?g?. Funderl
EH* t- '
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SThR NKWS, JUt.Y 27. II
' Election Contest? f |"
lents Heard, But No ^ J
an Yet.
;a Slate, of Wednesday:
l wa* made yesterday
* State board of canvaslie
contested election
Ivinti the vat tun out of ^
pensary in Kersha*
At the election held in
the dispensary was
and the county board,
iring, decided that the
vas legal. An appeal A
3 to the State board and w,ou
thes
r the arguments were aa n
tion
pction boxes were intro- Tl
evidence by the dispen- ^
ocafes as showing that into
tity and secrecy of the
is not observed as re- Tow
y law. There were I)
sat each precinct* one
ne against I lie dispen (jr0l
for and one ag >inst the
of a distillery and two :
o the dispensary profits j
,11 t- -
e uispensary oe reiuiu-j
claimed that each voter J
ling his ticket was re
> show exactly how I lie
east. Oilier arguments ?___
<le as to tlie legality of
ration certificates cast
lers.
ar<l after hearing the
s, decided to postpone
i until the leg*l argu
aid be passed upon by
General Lyon.
,th in Richburg.
r Lantern : Mrs. Mat'ie
Jraham, widow of the
A Graham, died at, the
her father, I)r C. L. ???
in Richburg, at noon
after a few weeks' ill.
Graham's health be litie
iinm d a'ely after
lud's dea'h about ten
o, and in cpUe of all
bo done lor her she
rew worse.
ceased was born and
Vork countv, near Fori 1
(
lory of Mr. J\ P.
W alkup. >
It has pleased Almighty ..
all-wise providence and
ill our beloved Sunday A
her,Mr. J. I'inekney Walk- |
into i he rest that remain- ! Ojsti
people of God. Therefore I
red, Mi
we bow in h ii in hi e aubmin- i'
> divine will and cherish n
ice that our much loved
ntered upon everlasting
Dish
our class has lost a teacher ...
type of < hristian charact- Ml
stimulate us to all that is "
ire* II" we
tender our most sin- lh>. '
thy to the heart-broken Mi
latives, commending them t,
if ail comfort
i (
wf* gladly and gratefully
of a faithfui and efficient '*
idered by our dearly belay
Hchool teacher, to his ???
laelfish lite, hia high sense
i loyalty in meeting all Noti
minitted to him, shove all,
line he gave in ilia daily
nee and divine faith in the 4n
iriat'a Atonement*. held i
these resolutions be sent ?s'pr'n^
ved wife and published in on
v and Lancaster papers. Angus
Ilattie McMurrav, ?
f * | t|) a IIH
Louise 11 uey,
Aliiene Nelaon, .
Committee. ?'
Lnn?
L J. T
Must ('onsunipf i?u. IJnght
Kershii
*re endeavoring to check the W I,,
isninptiou, the "white pin- The
ins ho many victims each vear nt 4 p.
y and Tar cure* coughs and
y and you are in danger of
I)o not risk your health hy
n preparation when Foley a _
tr is safe and certain In reinuiue
is in a yellow pack- i\n
jurk Pharmacy.
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>01.
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Provided 60,000 Votes ai
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nships.
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?k Townships.
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?k, Waxhaw and Indian Land Townshii
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July '27, 1007.
tin- Candidate* Stand in The Busii
iea-M' Totinff Content.
g&~\ II
ict No. 1 this head t
198 Clarice Knieht, '>510 IAot^)[J(,>
Sadie Gregory, 4980 words.
Ethel Dabney, 410 =
Flonnie Funderburk, 370 ondniirV
ict No. 2. K F "
i93 Lillie Mobley, 1470 lo>t w
Willie Dratfin, 110 ??"*?? ?
fob ftttaoliec
'ict No. 3. < n^rav. .1 on
99 Macey Lathan, 5220 N'
Pearl Plyler, 3205 notice
Mary B. Green, 2175 *ftrn,d ?nt
?i |r i . l eroy Keen
Mellie k niiiht, t>0 without peri
LUMHEH
ce of Election ot Cotton senHOUed lu
Weighers. rou^h ed?e
? stored 10 on
election in hereby ordered to be price on lit]
n tii** towns of Lancaster, Heath t'ompany,
;s, and Korsh iwin Lancaster county, ????.
second lucsday. the 13th day of Training
t 10 7. f??r the pur? o '# <>t electing a Peter's iln
cotton wi i^hcr fur eacti of said course to
respectively. '23 years of
followii t? are appointed as managers entriing til
election: For forth
aster 1. N. f'rBckett, iS. F Massev, ^"lO'irinten
A in os. Heath Springs Monzo ' '"trlotte,
s. Herbert Willi mis, <> W. Mnckey. 1
iw James (lopelaiid, D. J. Gardner, A#r?i
Ulaekmoo _
polls will opon at 7 n. in. and close .ilitiouilCO
ui , at each of said towns.
L J.Perry. by 1 lift In
, < onnty supervisor. Merchant
i you take The News? Subscribe
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V: ' CONTEST.
|
~??x rr>
J1V&
n Exposition.
in Lancaster County,
re Cast.
>LAN:
allowed to vote for any
would like to win one of
will be counted the same
ounted under any condi<
e order.
r of votes in each district
the Jamestown Exposicounty
has been divided
_ r^:n~ J i>.. e j
ii Minn v>-ret;i\ ?mu uuiuru
i) Pleasant Hill and Flat
i in Cane Greek, Cedar
pa.
iVED :
s 25 Votes.
s 40 Votes.
100 Votes.
250 Votes.
500 Votes.
1st, 1907.
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3ntest.
years
I I hereby cast them for
t No
1 lei] out fully.
)ntest.
1 brought or mailed to
y July 31, 1907, will
ill not be counted.
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ness Notices.
Notices inserted under
ittbe rate of ONK CENT
lor each insertion. No
be counted less than 25
E Fine Jersey cow with secl>l>ly
to W. L Sistare, KiverNo
t.
Vdnesday morning somewhere
f Lancaster, gold watch with
1 "'Presbyterian College 190?"
fob. lte'..ar<l it returned to
TO Pl'HLIC All persona are
to hire or harbor iny son,
I, a minor, who hns left uie
miHaion. Charles Hoed.
1, !.umber, Lnnibnr,?We have
veral thousand feet of good
uiber, also a big lot of dry
chmp. Thin lumber is
r Gin lot, will make special
rge lots Lancaster Mercantile
; School for Nurses. St.
spitol olfera a three year's
\oung women from 20 to
age who are desirous of
ie orofession of Nursing,
er information address,
dent, St. l'eter's Hospital,
N.
ntion is called lo new
monl in Ia/Ioif'o
rst National Bank and
O. F. Ferguson. v .
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