The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 07, 1907, Page 4, Image 4
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The Lancaster News. lj
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Semi-Weekly.
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At Lancaster, S. C.,
By The (
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?ncaster Publishing Company.
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'tries T. Connors, Editor.
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R. K. IVYLIE, Phksipent.
J NO. a. COOK, sec'y. ami Tubas.
j. M. HI DOLE, Jn . Bcsink.ss Manager. 5
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Entored as HticonJ-cliiMs niattor, Oct 7. IPO", _
itic posiofllre at EancastiT s o., under aci
of Congress of March 3. 187l>
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IS sturihty, Sept. 7, 1007. n
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A New Jersey policeman ha"
been dismissed frirathe lore- 1
for kissing a hand otne widow. 1
Served hitn right, lor policemen i
are expected t? help only those
in me J, and a handsome widow t,
does not need the service of a ,\
policeman when she wants a a
kiss.?Augusta Herald. i
Didn't serve him riaht. Unless h
lie bites like a New Jersey 11104 0
quito, a po iceman has as much ^
right to relieve the oscillatory j,
wants of a widow, grass or other- t
^ise, as any other man.
There is a movement in Suua- f
ter, as well as in Columhi.i, to 0
have all st nei c!o o at (> p.m. |
every day in t'io ye;* r, except ^
Saturday. In comm n ins upon t
same the S unt Watchman and
Southron says :
T. e sentiment rn favor of
shorter In nra f r c erks is urmv 0
ing in Sumter, as el-ewher", and >
* a reaionab'o and si'is'aito y c
adjustment can bo in n ei-il. a
aniv d at now tlisn la'er < n s
when the agiatioi has come to
a Ilea I. (
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The farmer who carried the !
"first ba'e" to Lancister la-it r
week refused to sell it lor 13 ti
cents. Hasten l he day when far h
mers generally will be in a con- t
(lition to refu o to sell their cotton
unless they ere ofT-r^d fu'l ?
value fori !.?Eigefidd Advert i s
ser. a
It all farmers were as inde- a
pendent financially as the in* ''
re'erred to, Mr. W. J. Cunnimr h
ham, ihev would c r'ainly bo 1
able to dicta'e prices for their a
products. c
SURVIVORS OF THE. MEXICAN WAR a
The ft .i'orof th,> Edge field Ad '
v- r i-nr has been shown ubeauti '
Jul gold niftd-d awarded t r> I he <J
late Gen It. G. M Dunnvant. loi
gallant servi.es in the 1* i in-t t'- c
Regiment, during t he M. x can
war. lie describes t'e m^dai ,
and adds, ' There is probably not x
a n ember of tho regiment n .w
liv nr." r
'1 his i* a mistake. John Wd (|
kitiRon a member of the reg- t.
iment and is now living within e
two niiies of the city ot Abbeville. ,
He is sound in bo ly and mind (]
and com?s to town whenever ,
business calls him litre. '|
J. J. Martin who went from I
Abbeville in tt o comtany com- a
manded by Oa.pt. J Foster Mar- ti
shall is now living at East i'oint t
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' Xf?ESB EJBSII St* ESfifPSHEP | KHQHR
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T3E LAN'
elmv Atlanta and is enjoying j enter
ood health. I reli^:
There are otiters siil livfng.? gard
ibbeyilie Medium. j no i
Yes, there are others living i'hey
nd among them is our venerable j
jllow townsman, Capt. Amos L
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IcManus, who not only served as (t
nth gallantry in the war with viev
b xico but. in the war Bat ween ?e*tl
he Stales as well. ou'
sett]
A CARRIER IN CLOVER. A
Carrier Reasonover on "It. F. ?-v
). No. 1 irom LugofT," in a com- u
nunication in the Camden P1111
Chronicle, gives some interesting s,a',
tati^tiC3 as to his work. The D
out? served by him lias been in ,lon
peration live years and during
hat period be saya 'hat he "has jwe,
lever made a single failure." lie the
Kills: will
"We have owned 14 horses, j*'
> buggies and one cart. Have ' '
raveled 41.500 miles, handled '^,n
128,000 pieces mail, brought in J ^ ^
ibout 1,000 money orders and
[fiite a number of registered f*
otters. We have about 17 miles exte
?t dc-oj? sand on our roads. There jon
ire about 700 people isetting: | j3Ut
nail on the route."'
I'les
But the most striking bit of T<
nformatioti imparted by Mr ^
teasonover is yet to come. Hero ye
t : dieii
"There are a great many ol up i
ho patrons on this route just tioni
s clover people as can b3 found live>
.n.vwhere?1 must mention one and
nslauce. Mrs Mattie T. Getty sake
las given the carrier 300 gallons tuiv
d as good buttermilk as lie ever man
[rank. .Just tiiink of it, nearly 9 reee
larreis ! Many others aie just at- in t
;ind but they aro too numerou s cliui
o mention." abse
Yes, "just think of it," 300 fc^1(
;:dlons oi i u termilk received .j
rotn one pitron alone! It the iejl<i
tlier patrons mo only half as deer
iberal we shall n ?: he surprised tar :
o hear soon of a R a;on-:)ver e'T
hrown. vv
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AN EDUCATIONAL NEED. |J' ^
Now tha the 8 ho >.s through^
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ut the country am about 'o re- 0,,r. (
pen it might be a gio I idea lor thou
he teachers t> put into pructi *e ft!
, timely suii'.'O-tion made l)v w,lh
lice*
Superintendent Dreher, ot th 4<
Columbia city schools, in n? ' \y
ddress delivered at the eduen- .
ional rally held just after the in o
ecent unveiling ot the m mu- '
neiit to (ien. Sumter at Slates- * ort
>urg. Prof. Dreher directed at p^,
eiition to one of tlio most seti- 0?iv
us defects in our educational spiri
yst un?the absence ot any mor- reiiu
1 an I religious training in th"!'',ft
eh oh an I colleges. The mind [' 111
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i hung o located hn not tlie j|
part. The difF rence between expi
igiit and w runa, between ' mine pr ?v
ndtline," ibo value of moral re as
h iracter and tlie n. c^sity for 'lltu
i . i rbd<
bedienc6 t*? law nri3 not taught (|)it
,nd etnph )H;z3d by any tegular Hn,i
ourse of study an I instruction. boo'
n the course of his excellent ad- HPn<
Ires* Prof. D.t Ik r aavs : judi
! our
From the stuidfoint. of the our
ita'e and soco-ty education Ilia' iK|,a|
[<h s not mat e good citizens is a fu,u
dure. Intellectual culture hii<l >
M<iostrial training add power, j
i flu'Mico ?nd wea tit to a com-;sc",J
11 u i' v, but in thorn o'v*-? I hey j plat:
|.? no* tiecesssril v make good
i' z mi?, a-< it is t w *ll-es' abbs' - ?
d t?ct bit Hum of our highly
dura o I and many of our i1111.
<? t.i i 11 v f n i mn? ?> >< ? " a t a
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nen hio mi' o 'r Win fitizens.! inuc
Fhe:r min s nil It n ds htveln n
)H- n c THinlly MlncaU'd, but Mr-v 1 t;0!l
ire khI v lack in l in linse fiur
nitl nobler trujis of cii.irac'or |
l?at can conu only from an t-U i- t,ul'
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JA.SIER NEWS, SEPTEMBER 7, 1
1 heart. Having had but little Heath i
;ious training, having no. re- Scho
for the rights of others, and The e
espeet. for law and order, jay t0 (
are irreligious, selfish and HCil0?i 8
03S- TT ,1
te tendency in this direction 1
i pronounced and so general overwh<
> cause careful thinkers to school
; wi;m increasing alarm the Heath 5
e?snesg and disorder growing 41 (o I
of present disturbed and un- .
i ' .... t riot- pi
led conditions. __
s a corrective of this tenden- l,ie l*ei
Prof. Drelier suggests the no'n
hing of the ''fundamental T
In ac
iciples of teliidor," etc. He
1 ' ment pi
?s his remedy as follows : Nei s 1
efinite and thorough in-true- bookkei
in our schools and colleges . ,
he fundamental principles of 111 L* C
jion, on the difference be- M*8*
an mine and thine, and on Kersha'
necessity for law and order . ladies, 1
, in the next half cen'ury, j \y(J
wolutionize our moral,spirit-! pprprnfV
soeial^ind industrial life as j ,
lafce present conditions not ? cloc s
' intolerable, hot impos^i-j '
j Quite
rof. Dreher even goes t > the ; friends
nt ot advocating the adop. u^ar y
of the Bible as a text booh, the 'mP
admits ilia' there ate obsfa- ^
in tlie way of doing so. He!,elt on 1
lamestc
is ,:or.er;vMv admitted that NN,"^|S
rv large m j r ty of the cliil- before r
i of our country are growing
gnorant <>t the finer trudi 1 *'?t /
* of iho p i*i . ignor -.ot of t he
; ol those who have cuff red Accoi
inurt'd t r ruinteousue-s in l(t*t
, ignorant ni the llnlv Scrip New,
s and of the ways <?f God to Second*
In many instances they ,, ..
. Uarolini
ive no le noons instruction
heir homes, non o in the eX('e,'ei
rch^'B, from which (hey are High t
lit. am) none in Hie public school
mis, where such instruction o'clock
oi permitted In some school*- Altlm
Script ores may not even be
. i o ouise the Courts )i ivc ^I"1 0 1
eed that the Bible is a see c e ir, el
\'\ b.?? k. In the matter of nation
riou* n^'8 ai dde ominations c mnect
mild s em that we are sensi ^ci( i0j
beyond belied ; eo sensitive , ,
. i* 11 . suc'i 8CI
ict as to b?dieve that fome
ispec'iufi: school teachers av*. 111
afferand anxious to proselyte f^!?ls for
diildren that we don't want morepr
n even to mention iho name w|IO (|()
ml in the r | regence. Awa.v jf .j
i so nario'-v.minded a pieju- .
; awav with so unreasonable P oni nl
is tiv^ness ! '*'
'e need t. o Bible in our i adding I
ola, an 1 we no >d its influence not a ce
nr na'ional life to correct districia
tumoral, lawless and money- p)j3,rjcf
jlnppiuu t uulencies of tl?e
?. '1 li it. instruction in the 6 s
e will do tlbs, reference need er benel
be male t ? the law abiding the fnrn
( of lln v.f? rniinl riiw in . i _ -
-.? ... iiih in i
ions instruction, based on ,|H. j ,,
Bible, is re^nl irlv and *vsntieallv
taught in 111* pub- lom ,,n
clion]*'. williowt
all ihe-ethings ire Iru< , and number
>rience and common *ense ui> ol tl)
re that they are, is it fair, j^g
onable or just to present or ,
re generations to deny our
iron instruction in a book
has done more for human-tv be Boa
the world than all other caster (
<h combined? Our intelli- queued
je answers no, but our pre ^y ?
ce answers yes. Hitherto .
i , /. ii Hons In
prejudice has triumphed over
intelligence in these m ilters; taking <
1 it continue to do so in the tablishi
re? No, not if we are wise. School.
lie home and the Sunday Mr. list
>ol are, of oonr-e, the proper t' be c
for iuslru tion in the c ear to
e, and instead of m ikiuj; i* a * x'.v j (
oootc m Hie Hclnola ?n i j^cs<
ue* t he en la 3 ht could b*
iu^d, ami at tl>? ?i?m ? liin** V
:h f.io'iou :tml 1 -gal ?>l j jc- rotto? c
> uvoided, by the iti*rocliic ()rit.ans
of a pr?<cribed tourae ol |4aue,| \
a' oul uro aud relifiiius p|ttCes 1
bait's.
1)07.
Springs to llave High ' Mamtm
ol- ! You
declion held list Thurs* fruit ai;
letermine whether a high ^ut j\ir
hull be established at r.,ise(l t
Springs resulted in an fluest I
elming victory for Hie ljancaS|
A phone messfrom j |,aVB ,
ni;r> uiw vine w H* j (luMl).
Adjoining school (lis- v>moty
irlic'p-?te<l in ilia election. y\r p
'rf/-Tri{estlel Nitptlutt* in them, J
shaw 1Vetlues<lan After- ; A pota
* of the *
cerdanco wish announce- an j p ,
revioii9lv male in The est jn t
Ur. Robert McIj. Perry,
?per lor the Cook-E? parmc
sompanv in Kershaw; and Qen
asH Etta Truesdel, one of
4i *or
w 9 most charming young
were married in that town
dnesday afternoon. The
ny wa" performed at 5 30 a?1(* ^ ?
n.? ..i i. .u~ husineg
il\ i ur^iM jn IM i II (II U i) 11^ |
. T. Dendy officiating. ^ni?n?
a number of relatives. n!,'i(-n:l
and admirers ot Hie pop 'n
oung couple witnessed graph?
ressive nuptials. uess aJerry
and Ins lovely bride 10,11
the evenin-r train for the ^la ' ^0(
iwn Exposition. Th-y ?^ecn <
it various points Xortl. jan<^
eturning. { wo"'
t ami's Able Aifih'ess ott ! i J)(i
'iif/ft Sbool Question.
rding to announcem nt ^ ?
Wednesday's is^uo ol The
W. II. Hand, Prof, ot
*ry Education in South
? University, mile an Unmi
it address on the Pub ic taloes,
school, in 1 he graded lavoriu
auditorium at eleven stove w
yesterday morning. <nd we
u^h Prof. Hand was them 0
unwell, yet he niide a routdit t
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oquen*, and abljoxpla- ????
of the Ilis^h School in
ion with the Lancss'er a
Uist 'Ct, showing that
100 s are n ees-ary, l>o< h
r preparing our b >ys ni;d To <
eol.e^o, and ?a giving a
io:i; 11 edu:i'i>n to those
nof intend to enter col j
Pile Sta'e pr >poges to nun
ttho am unit alro ?dy u eo S^^ene
iah school departm mi by last mc
thereto fifty per cent, at (
lit of coit to the schooi
year p
I'ormwij; ih t 'Ii??h Sell ?ol
than a
peaker also s towed oth If you
its that would arise trom stock 0
i ition ??f such a achool? useful
vasiin teaching foree, will a^'
tissson of any b >y or g.rl (.asj-er
y section of the county ^]1js ^jT
cost, Hio increase in
,)| pupils the building <ls an^
e Ioaii. After his adounty
Stipf. W. M. Moore My 1
e I to iho chair, and upon and Wi
of Mayor It. E. VVvlis anythii
,rd ol Trustees of the Lhi- lina.
)r.?ded School was re- r ^
to act with County Supt. ^e(j gy.
vl no re in circulating prti- \ya^c}1(
r holding election and c.]
it her prop r steps fore,- thjs ba
nn the proposed High foas hat
Those present enjoyed ^ ser
1 1'h address and appeared Qj.
nvin* od that the wnv wi* ^ cv
act. There were fifty or t
ksoiis present. menta
ter's Crop Estimate. <"1'
vice.
O "leans.?The am ualjof worl
ro;> estimate o.' the jNew shop to
i Cotton Exchange ?v ?h or mo/n
oday. Secretary Hestor
lie crop at 13,510,000
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vth Potatoes. w j
may ITk about your big
id your big vegetables, ' I
Oriu C. Blackmon has
his year the largest and
rish potatoes ever seen in
tor?so pay merchants who
examined and handled
They are of the Peerless
We are indebted to
hckmon lor a sack of
<re?otited to us Thursday,
to picked at random out
nick weighed 20 ounces,
ivas by no means tlie lar.r1
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ine of Jewelry, Diamonds
itches are far ahead of
^g in upper South Caro/e
one of the best cquiplops
for the repair of
es, Clocks and Jewelry
in be found in the state,
eked by a workman who
J 21 years experience afving
a full apprenticc4
years, ought to insure
?\r Ann I1 ^ ^
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you with this fair trcatnd
as low prices as are
ent with first class serI
guarantee every piece
k that goes out of my
give entire satisfaction
''!/ refuntle l.
B. C. HOUGH.
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ines have all been strend
immensely within the
>nth.
rip to the markets this
roved more satisfactory
iny I ever made before.
will call and inspect my , %
>f Wedding presents and
articles for the table you
reo with me that Lanhas
ai good a stock of
id of goods to select from
other town or city in the
ne I'JI.
;rs' Union Fixes 15
ts as Minimum Price
Cotton.
tsoii special in the News
nrier: W. C. Moore, State
is agent ot the Farmers'
who is attending the
il meeting of the union
t'e Rock, to-night teled
T. T. Wakefield^ busient
oi the Anderson Un*
at the national meeting
cided on a minimum of
cents fnrSeptt mher cotton
at one quarter ol a cent
he a Idol each succeeding
The addition is to cover
ts of storage, etc.
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nden Editor's Favorite '
"Vegetables."
tlen People: Sweet po- |
< hickenH and ejisis are
? vegetables witb us, al?o
ood in 18 iucli lengths,
are alwavs glad to aceej't
iu uibseription. A hint
o be suHi ient.
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