The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 21, 1908, Page 7, Image 7
Lancaster's Ear
The Town Over
dred Years Old
'
ly History. ?
of the Legisl
One Hun- ordered to b
I.?How and ported to be
1
ceived as a plat of
age, by a resolution a
iature in 1808 aud
ie recorded This pur- m
i the copy of a plat K.
?- ? ri 11 I'riif i il Mis . mm
I
un ?
Ir'*' C
nn )
mm, iiv^ii uoiau
Old Decision o
tutional % Cour
Carolina.
Unfortunately,
tively little is kno\
ter's early history
an mtue oui 1,1
iisnea. commies
f the Cocisti- ^ie resolutic
*t ot South was returne
did not app<
\Mr. Sam?
ed. The wi
man. He ei
time the cov
1SU2 and signed by ^
doners appointed by W
moflSOl. When it f
d to the Legislature,
ear. Jj
el Dunlap was call- K
tness was a very old
aid that during the ^
int.V rnnrf woo
new
It will be a tre
* ? - ? -
SPRING
;at to everyone w
UUUI
rho appreciates b<
m
^autv in m
haa prompted Mr.
the Lancaster bar,
tent ion to an old di
"Constitutional Co
Carolina" in a cas
trom this county,
which in its statem
LI. Hines, ol i at Lancastei
to call our at- out therei
ecision of the H"tho1
, ? , Wm. cumps
urt of booth Eli Alexfmd
e carried up the commis
then district, wards under
lent of lacts plat was m*
y v ? ?n ^
% h village was laid J
He did not know by a
'ity. John Simpson, M
son, Wm. Barkley, M
er and himself were
sioners. lie after- ^
stood that another ^
ide out, whether ac- ^
shades and fabric:
otherwise attracti\
Silks
Rajah silks the i
5 to visit our ston
'e line of new spri
jg^?a III JBMB
, L
7 S c
lewest thintr ' .,
A- X
s and see the pre
nR goods we are s
inen lawns at 25, 35,
ts the yard.
itty and ?
h owing. ?
50 and ^
1
contains mterestinj
bearing on the to
location or establi
case was heard in
the November tern
in 1824, and is rep(
er's South Carolii
* ~ t iii
S information cortUHK to '1
>wu>8 original I;'10,"'-8;"""
i . r?, tlrst P'at we
shment. The from the ,at
Columbia at Mr. limra
i of the court village seve
)fted in Harp- ^elk sa'
ua Law He- fears a?? 5 <
became ol if
lie former ho did not ^
of the streets in the m
re named differently M
ter. I
m saw a plat of the v
n or eight years ago. f
iv one eight or nine ^
ioes not know what ^
, fiVonnt hv liDQwoo^ .
out for waists and
new shades at the cc
Plaid silk shirt w;
in the leading shad
$1.00 yard.
35 inch Taffeta i
fanCV colors nrptfr\r
suits in the . V
_ 4. Wlfl(
rrect price.
aist patterns . ,
'es So, 75, 85 W,J'
in solid and iln<l
mttflrnc
lercerized lingerie la\
i 40 cts the yard,
atiste mercerized, 3<
2, the yard only 25 cti
inen finish suiting 1
25 cts the yd.
,vn, extra M
d inches ^
2 1-2, 15 ^
puns, iruiii wnicii
follows :
W. M'Kknna V Coj
Roads, Lancastk
In 1801,W B and J
of the land otj which
laffe of Lancaster is ail
ed the legislature that
be laid cut and establ
OI lit ion of the leirialnti
we quole as wa8 present
to M'Kenna
or pl?t; beret
:r District. it. Mr. Bar
. 8., the owners the public li
th?> present vil- tor the COUU
Luated, petition- ?trefit was ti
a villaire might street was 11
isbed; by a ret>- It ought I.
urn Uiia ti-oo "
"J , V
when Purely applied M
, the plaintiff, for the M
used to let him have ^
was present when ^
*nd was first laid out ^
ty court. The main ^
lieu run out. m
tere to be remarked i M
J ' I '"J
shirtwaist suits, at o
i piece raw silk, n
and splendid quality
the yard. Ask to :
We have a full 1
taffeta, also China
i- 1
113 1U1
Id prices. r
atural shade .
only 50 cts e,ri.c;
see this. da,n
ine of black n
silks in all "T
nn v
joig iNew i^in
ambric and Swiss I
5. Bands, flounci
ty edges for the bab)
:> cts quality, very wi<
ncing. Special tl
' ? C t c
I
imbroid- f
ng and ^
de Swiss m
ie yard W
? dered to be done aud :
la^re to be returned. I
the Commisftioners of
rected to open the atr
lajfe according to the
whieh they proceed!
Plaintiff, who had bet
of the land over wh
were attempted to be t
derived lm title from
S., declared in prohibi
rPi'?t"of rhTvVr-,l,at itdid n
iy an act of 1820 the streets w
Reacts were di- 0Ut during tl
peis of the vil- , .
original plan, courts, ex
pd to execute and perhaps
m in possession were there a
ich the streets .
jpened and wlio 0,1 those str
W. B. and J. 9aw a plat o
tion against the
ot appear that any of
ere ever actually run m
lie time of the coun- A
:cept the main street ^
one cross street, nor ^
ny buildings except m
eets. Mr. Crockett M
t the village about V
anducs at popular pr
For Evening
Heres the Place
Crepe de chine in
shades, splendid qua
60 cts the yard.
ices: J
Dresses
to Get It. a
the leading ceiv
lity and only B
I pric<
JJ
Silk Waists
splendid assortment
ed. 2.50 to $6.00
lack silk petticoat!
2S.
i
just re- V
5 at off j
vuiiimiPHiont?rs, WUO [
of 18*20, and that they
formitj thereto, l'lain
there was no original
la?e; upon proof of tt
such plan, and verdict
that elfect,prohibition
Act of 18*20 was 110 vi
constitutional right of
The declaration i
stated that the 1
>ie:iaeu t he Act 1 ~ y ? 3 oai 3
*frted .\n . c?n" Mr. Perrv
tiff replied that It ? ?
plan of the vil- Lancaster
ie existence of a^o on Gay
of a jury to 99 feet frp
dismissed The r
olation of the InOiiiaa ^60
the plaintiff. nnl plat of t
n prohibition Simpson ab<
Dlainiilf wac teen vears a
r built a house in &
about twenty years ^
9treet; the lot was ^
t and 104 feet deep. M
received the origi R
lie village from .Ino.
>ut fourteen or fit
cro. The writinir ?i_ a
Eslienne and tiss
the best shades, the ;
Dress nets, in t
cream, acrue and bu
$1.00 and $1.25 the
Suitable materia
these over at moHpct
;ue goods in Jyard
50 cts. can'i
)lack, white,
tter. 5o, 75, linc
yard. and
Is to make Non
r?ri/*#?c A1
adies Imperial brand
t be surpassed in sty
and durability. On
embracing the nev
shapes and popular
ie in sizes i 1-2 to 8.
on p Vn-x ? ?^ 1 1 *
Oxfords ^
le, com- ^
r Spring ^
/ styles \
leathers. M
r* M
seized and possess.ei
freehold, near the v
caster, and tliat the
era of the roads, wi
ing him a cotnpen
proceeding to lai
streets, which tlie
did not require, in
d <>f a certain ached to it
illaite of Lin- Mr. ^ii Ales
commission collect who
thout tender deed was h
sation, were 1813, referri
7 out many V|llage. Mr
public good ployed by M
violation of J since dead)
o I ^
was in the liund of ?
lander; does not re- ^
else signed it. A v
ere produced dated I M
top to the plat of the , jF
M'Daniel was em-j%
,r. Purdy, (who is ^
to lay oiF a piece ot j ^
White Gc
Waistings at 10, i
and 25 cts the yard,
be beat.
40 inch lawns, spl
T n TO TO T ? ? ? -
yj *. A'
j Clot
DOQS spec
2 1-2, 15, 20 X\
That can't in b
sho\
endid values, and
_ _A._ A 1 1 "
ct 11 li youtn
hing now in and ope
tion.
/1: cordially invite you
efore buying a suit ai
v you an assortment
prices selected fro
s spring T
n for in- J
i to come
nd let us m
of styles I
m three ^
ins constitutional
rights. The connn
tified under an Act
lature passed in 18
ing them to lay out
open certain streets
lage of Lancaster,
the original plan of
recorded in the nfti
and leiral gr-muil for ft
lissioners jus- l''at ?f 'he t
of the Logis- pose. Purd;
-0, autlioriz h?d it and hi
, or rather to lie we
in the vil- M'Keuna to
according to "landed it ot
said village, ^ i some wa
no nf S:q? twcflu tiipm
iin. lie wanted the ^
own for that pur- m
y told hi in lie once M
id let M'Kenna have m
at with Purdy to ^
net it; Purdy de- f
him,but did not get ^
rni words passed be- W
r?n thai nci'Okinn 11 ?
i u, i 1 -) <11111 /I
Persian lawns, b\[
25, 35 and 45 cts the
Don't forg'
T A "
) cis. me ya. lirst
j line 15, 20, Mar
1 yard. styl<
et our CASH
class well known
lufacturers, who g
2 price and fit.
L PRIZE OF
Clothing ^
u a ran tec ^
FER. t
( retary of State. Th<
plied that there wa
plan of the village
by which his lands
the intrusion and t
commissioners, etc.
issue was joined. 1
then exhibited his
v? tuv kJV Vy" - ?? - ? _
a plaintiff re- heard M'lvei
s no original ^fct what ha^
of Lancaster, knowledged
were liable to ^aid that it v
reHpiiss of the could not tin
Upon which Montgomery
The plaintiff 'own in the
title; a deed whether the
ma afterwards re M
d happened; he ac- m
that he had it, but ^
i*as mislaid and he ^
en find it. Colonel ^
saw a plat of the W
hands of Mr. Purdy,
original or not he ^
i ou stand a
getting the <
IiSlllftlSita
s good a clia
GOLD V1U/
r llflriia
nee as anvbo
:es.
iijiia cw
dy in )
Sin
from Wm. Barkley,
two acres, 7ih Oc
bounded south ai
White street; 2d, t
John Simpson, No1
lor land lying in a
the village ot Lancj
for several of the st
vril I o nra* Q/l n
, lor twenty- did not know
fober, 180S; a very old p
ad west by *'ii. Mr. ,Jol
i deed from rt<?eii u plat c
member, 1815, many years a
nd adjoining introduced, d
aster, calling rinji to a str<
reejs of the No such stre
f ^ A I r\l o I rnnAr/ln/
It appeared to he #
aperaud much brok- m
in Richardson had
?1 the village a great
igo. A deed was here
lated in 1802. refer- B?ver
Bet called Jefferson. ?pini'
et appeared in the Th
1 ; ? i , ..
lit 1H \JWkJ W\J
al grounds stated in th
on."
e opinion of the Court wa
Hi 171 1711
e Program of Meeting
M. Union of Morial
ciation tr? >-??l
nun \j if
Of W. Crutch field.
1 Asso- Address?Br;i2
A Uer W II
VI I
:ilia? Missions?
\ ?* * , on, a uccu
Perry, 2d Septembc
the village of Lane;
grant, 20th May, IS
It appeared, that
1801, a petition w
to the Lejuslaturi
Simpson and Win.
owuers of the land,
iium ^vuiu. *v
>r, 1809, near oflice. A de
aster; 4th, a was introduc
09, I age Barnefcs
in the year A great man
as presented trodueed to t
3t by John with regard i
Haikley, the opening of tl
praying that the persons 1
a in mo BtjurciBry H uelivc
>ed oi John Simpson ihe n
:ed, calling tho vil- retus<
ville or Lancaster, agrap
y witnesses were in u'p
?ive their opinions t|,0 y
to the necessity for 0f (|u
lie streets. Most of plain
iving in the villaire
?retl by Judge Nott,in wine
lotion for a new trial wa
ad. In its concluding par
h the opinion says:
lie village was laid out ii
ear 1802, with the consen
3 owners of the land. Til'
tiir became a purchase
?K,? ? i
, WW WW iiv.1
^ First Baptist Churc
caster, March 27 ar
FRIDAY MORNING
1 10:30. Devotional E
Address of welcome
? W. C. Thomson.
K- IV* I
U Willi " " VVrtll
h, L,an- Saturday
id 28. 10:30. Devolj
Paper?How t
xercises. *ry churches in tl
by Mrs. 9ions?Mrs. II. E
Paper?V. W,
1 r>t n D _ Tl
IlflUH.
MORNING,
ional Exercises,
o interest counlie
work of Mis.
Small.
A Work?Miss
a village might be
Lancaster court hou
quence of which a r
pansed, authorizing
missioners to lay ou
plat of a village an<
same at the next, si!
Legislature. A cer
laid out at were of opin
;80. In conse- necessity for
esolution was streets, and I
certain com- ers was a co
it and make a Other ]
i return the no incouveni
tting of the heing enclose
tificate of the Upon this
I1VMU
ion that there was a atter\
opening some of the whick
that opening the oth- yillag
nvenience to the vil - cert a:
persons experienced the n
once from the streets found
3d. map
evidence the jury street
U1U9C Jjcinuns HtJVerill your
vards. The deeds uode
i he claims call for th
;e of Lancaster; they call fo
in streets in that village
ames of which are not to b
I anywhere except in tin
now established. Thes
;s had then, by a resolutioi
g J.voopv?unc uv lurs. IV, I1
r Organization.
0 Paper?Importance of
r organized work ? Miss L
e
9 Paper?The \V. M. S<
e a help to the church?
II f! Thnmsftii
aman. xvuooie I'orier.
Importance of
regular (Iren in mission
ily Mob- C. Payseur.
Sunbeam Ham
iciety as to W. M. Societ
Mrs. \Vr. Bishop.
_
training chilwork?Mrs.
L.
is as an aid
ies?Mrs. L. V,
oecreuiry 01 otato v
duced, stating that
ined the records of 1
that he could find n
village filed there,
the miscellaneous
found I he record of
ras iioro pro- round the for
lie had exam- find the plan
lis ollice, and of the origir
o plat of the made by the
That among fact being fo
records he missed (he pi
a plat which a motion for
lowing verdict:41 We of th<
i shown to be a copy sent <
ml, ordered to he been
Legislature/' That publi
und, the Court di9- had r
rohibition. This was Ho pi
a new trial on the to thi
i Legislature, and the con
3f the owners ot the land
dedicated to the use of th
c, ot which he must havi
lotice when ho purchased
urehased, therefore, subjec
s claim of the public."
Address?Our State
' Work?Miss Julia Tyler.
Q Adjournment.
2:30. Devotional Kx<
t Addivav?Woman's |
Mission Work?Mrs.
exercises by 1
Mission Bible Koadin
(or Giving.
Adjournment.
3rcises. ??
place in <*t De\Vitt? Cartoltz.
1 _ it s healing soothing
A. L. tor piles Sold by all <li
Sunbeam Baud,
g?Bible Rules
il W i tcb HazoJ Snlve
: nnd cooling its good
ruggists