Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-r? * im LOCAL DOTS 5 i Jg Cotton, ll?c. ; teed, 20 eta. i lhe South Carolina Baptist Assembly convemd in Greenville Monday for a four days' session. A twin infant ot Mr. R. J. Roberts, of the Fork Hill section, died Saturday night, aged about one month. The Rev. E. M McKissick, of East Lancaster Circuit, will begiu a revival meeting at Hopewell church next Sunday. The mother of the Rev. A. T. Jamison, superintendent of the Connie Maxwell Orphanage, died in Nashville, Tenu., last week. The ladies ot the Methodist church will serve diuner Saturday, the 25th iust, the day of the 1 speaking here by the State campaign party. The infant son of Mr. F. R. Stevens, of the Creek section, died Suuday afternoou, aged about one month. i lie burial was at Zion Monday. The 1st regiment ol Stale troops will leave today for Chickamauga, to go into camp. Company B will board the Southern at Heath Springs at 11,40 a. m. According to the Yorkville Enquirer, a campaign is being, i J < inaugurated for the re-establish- I raent of the liquor business in j' York county, uuder the CareyCot hran law. Mr. O. J. Thies, who moved to Charlotte from Fort Mill, S.' C., was recently made president jj of the Carolina Realty Company,, instead ot vice president as inad ! vertently staled.?Charlotte Ol>- j actvor. j ' I j Two cases against Hampton Moblev, charged with selling ! ( liquor, were tried at the \ ork court last week. He was ac- ' quitted iu one and convicted in 1' the other. His sentence was one ( year or $200. { As the farmers are well up!' | J with their work, many ot them having finished laying by", the! probabilities are that a large J1 crowd will attend the speaking l( here next Saturday by the can| didates lor State ollices Magistrate B. F. Philips at;' the cotton mills has turned over to County Treasurer Milieu fines,, 1 etc,, collected for the past quar- 1 ter amounting to $185, making I1 his total collections lor the eightteen months that he has been in 1 olllce toot up $828. ] The store room in the Mackey 1 building, next to the quarters cf E the First National Bank, is being! H filled up lor occupancy Jeweler B. C. Hough. The store room { now occupied by Mr. Hough in i the Springs block is to be used: i by Grocery man J 0. Porter, it e is understood. Miss Addie Harris on Monday e brought to The Times otlice a r bunch ot beans which in length |s certainly top anvthing of the, kind the writer nas ever seen. The longest ot tlie beans meas !a 11 rufl 9.1! I -9 innKflo io nkn.n 1 *1 -fcww ?" ? ? Aiawuva, *o aui/ui tlltJ pizc ot a lead pencil, and contains A 20 pods, or beans. The 9eed I planted were sent to Mies Uarri9 by a triend in Lancaster, who did not give the variety.?Fort Mill v Times. ^ ? m > THfc LAf No arrests have yet been made for the mysterious murder of the Mr. John Morris, the Union, N. C , farmer, but the Charlotte Ob server of Monday states that it understood that Mrs. Morris may be charged with being criminally implicated iu the murder of her husbaud. Richard Brown, colored, who 20 years ago killed another negro, David Nash, was tried at York court la9t week and con- i victed of manslaughter. He wag . given 3 \ears. Biown escaped after the homicide and was only captured a lew weeks ago. , Messrs. Charles Cherry aud Willie Johnson, of Lancaster, ( have opened the electric theatre one door south of The . Chronicle oftice These young gentlemen come very highly re commended and we wish them * much success. Their entertain- ( ments are firstclass in every par- ' ticular.?Camden Chronicle. Mr. James T. Latimer, of ( Chester, dieii Saturday evening at the State hospital in Colum- \ bia from the effects of a para- , lytic stroke. lie was 51 years old. The body was brought to Chester tor burial. Love Robiason, the negro boy ? who murdered his sweetheart, Babe Watson, in York county, was tried and convicted at Yorkville last week. He was senten- ' ced by Judire Gage to be hanged August 28. i Music at the Dixie reunion on 1 the 14th of Autrust will be furn- * ished bv the Old Fiddlers Convention, all ot whose members are expected to be on hand with the "riddle and the bow." i All who are interested in the Hopewell cemetery will meet ;' there tins \ Wednesday morning tor the purpose ot cleaningj it ofY. and also for the purpose ol ^leaning oil the church yards. A freight train loaded with mel ^ I j 'lis was wrecked at Sanford, N. r C.. Saturday afternoon. Mr. , Charles L. Bounds, a young man j from Welmington, who was acting as flagman was killed. A close estimate, by townships i , lias been made ot the amount ot \ ;ottoti still in the hands ot r i- , 1 s l orK county tarrners. the number of bales being Diaced at he ;ween 7000 and 8000. Merchant Cloud has an attracive announcement in today's >aper. which it will repay you o read. \i The many friends oi President ?. B. Lingle. oi the Farmers' Sank tfc. Trust Co., are pleased 1 o see him out cn the streets igam, after his recent spell ol lckness. | The countv roads surveying I(J t >arty started Monday to survey 1 ^ ng south of Heath Springs, runill g the old s?at:e road to Bethel 1 S4 hurch. T I * Miss Macv Lathan, one of Riy-J d raide'g popular young ladies, is, low teaching school near Ker- i, haw. Si Married, by the Rev L Duthe it his residence in Dwight, on hily 19th Mr. Coy Adams and e diss Alice Shute. both of the a nion section. j. The Woodmen of the World $ nil have a bitf picnic at Filbert, it 'ork county, next Saturday. ii ?" tlOASTER NEWS. JULY 2 For Sale:12 bushels of Wouderlu' P?*as at $2 00 : : : . Williams- Hughes Company. ? Quite a number ot Laticas [nana speut Mondav at Great j Kails, fishing. The Red Hill school wili serve 111 ice cream supper at 5 o'clock next Friday afternoon. The announcement or the caniidacv for Congress or the lion. \V. 1*. L'oiluck, of Chesterfield, appears in today's paper. James Gregory, a well known colored school teacher ot this lountv. died 8uuday, of consumption, at his home here on Long street. William Barnes, colored, ot|| lie lank 9ectiou, lost a valuable toung horse Saturday night. The animal sustained a sunst roke Thursday, irom the effect of which it died. The Camp Creek Farmers' Union will meet next Friday ifternoon at 3 o'clock. As busiiess of importance is to be transited. every member is urged to attend. M. J. Lonu., Pres. The candidates for congress from this district spoke at Westp-iIie Monday and at Kershaw | yesterday, Quite a number j\ went from here to the Kershaw 4 meeting. | | T *. ? ? ? "" untie Miss Catherine, daugh-j ;er ot Mr. R. E. Wylie. had the misfortune to have her toot pierced Sunday by the rusty rod M a bicycle bell. The wound was dressed by Dr. Lauey. Mr. Thomas Blackmon, son of Mr. J. A. P. Black mon of Rich u Hill, was taken suddenly ill T 5i?nda\ at the home ot Mr. W.I l. Blackmon, near Llaile Gold; ? Vline. He was taken to his ather home, where he tad a'^( oneestive chill Monday Master Eldredge. Mr. and Mrs. E. o. Lazenbv\ 'ittlA imn.: u rear-old son. mel wiih a painful ; pt iccident Sunday. He fell asaiust!ca or he door of a majestic range,) ? utii:ii? a gash ?n the head, which ; A >led profusely. I ** We are requested fo announce hat Dr. K. F Rice will not, to >reach at Beaver Creek church th text Sunday. 1 The Oakridge 9chool will open A iext Monday, with Miss den- ? iette Roddey, of R -ok Hill, a- ' r eacher. .ex ! ist William States, the infant 9on|iii if Mr. and Airs. O. 11. Bell, of j ~ lie Kiver .section, 'lied Sat nr. lay ni.'ht, aged about 15 months. 'he child had been sick for ? omo time. The burial was at ; i"?er C tup Creek church Sun J. lay. ^ The picnic at Doaglas church in lis been postponed to the 29th ('"( nst. la The large plant of the Carson ^ trick ccm ninti A.. P,. ?' ? ' u" wniuvvutt riV- I 13 r wan parHy destroyed by fire)*!] I an early hour Monday morn- ll1' ng. The loss is estimated at < i '25,000, wiih no insurance. It i thought that the tire wao of ^ icendiary origin. S.< 2. I9Q8 What I Many people do n Capital is for, or the d of little or no capital a A Bank is the fund that pr< loss : therefore the larc V, tection the depositor h This Bank has a Capital of Surplus of Stockholder: Liability in Addition Making a total of This means that t lose $181,000.00 before one cent. This protec When you think " f 1 n 1.' Wll A 11 I\ T1 Bank of &ay/e 5? The place to get bile, Wagon or Furn style. Rubber-tiring sonable. Shop back w. R. n [/% business Notices ?sT?Between Beaver ?'reek chun-i and Sam Bailey's, a H-calibre I'olt sU?l. Finder please leave at New lice. >scar <'authen, Lancaster, H. b r A NTED?F'or eat ning, everything in the fruit and vegetable line? 'aches, tomatoes, beans, etc. l\a} sh or ran on shares. Nothing houghl i Saturdays, ( has. 1'. Hudson. S8Flint Ridge Council No 12 Jr.O.L* M. will raise a llag and present t ible to Caston school on August bill 1 sister Councils and the publii Mierally are invited to come am ing well-tilled basket* The righ sell refreshments tor the benetit o e school is reserved MANLY TWITTY. K. >. K SAl.F,?Mercantile grocery stool and fixtures lbr sale at a bargain |?ply to J. K. Taylor. Lancaster. >lt > A I.K ??K liKXT-Desirable moiu residence in Lancaster. I.ocatioi celh ni. Barn and -.tables on prom >s. Ternis right. Apply to Mis attie Taylor. S2-tf J. BKoOM cu.'s 10 cent Mas-. an< Knamullcd Ware and Candy Tid Hit a the talk of tin- town and eonntrv e his windows. H'2-^5 tsll. in a ills and I$1.INI? at pani prieos. Write for delivered prices i'. Stewart. 104 < hureh St.. Chester C. fs2-Pl Salesman Wanted to iook after oui teresi iti Lancaster and adjaceu unties ,-aiary or Cnmmissioc Idress, The V'icior Oil Co., Cieve rid, Ohio 32->, "anted FOR 1 $! ARM V ? AbTe odied, unmarried men, bet ween a?e: and 35, citizt ns of United stater, o od character and temperate habits 40 can speak, read and write Eug ib For information, apply to heuiting Oflioer, 16 West Fifth St larlotte, N ? . : 3 South Main St iheville.N < National Hank Buildg, Shelby. N . ? ; 401 South Centei Statesville, X ; Lenoir, N. C \d7% West Main St., Spartanburg U. 7S-104 . ^ t Means 1 ot know what a Bank's | i / / irterence between a bank nd one with large capital. s Capital Dtects the depositors from jer it is, the greater proas. #50,000.00 81,000.00 5 50,000.00 #181.000.00 his bank would have to its depositors could lose tion is for YOU. Bank" "The Old Reliable.' be Lancaster ?n \tin/ S/iop your Buggy, Automoiti.re repainted in good a specialty. Prices reaof Bennett's store. LENDENINC STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lancaster Bv J. E Stewman, Esquire, s Probate .Judge "" Whereas, >allie Mackey made suit to nic, to grant her Letters ot Ad" ministration of the Estate of and I efl'ects of Rebecca Mackey . j These Are Therefore to cite a:.d t j admonish all and .singular t lie kinI ' dred and creditors of the said Rebecca . j Mackey, deceased, that they be ai d ap pear before me in the Court of Pr^hat? < 4 | to tie held at Lanoaster ? . H. on Aug 4th next after publication thereof, j at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show 1 cause, if any they have, why the said ( Administration snould not be grantf *dGiven umi -r my hand, this 30th day of July. Anno Domini 1ft"* t.. > 1 K \\ >1 A N, 'l Judge of Probate. I July JO, 190a. 33-S6. ; Piano and Organ EconomyIf you are interested in the purchase ' ot a PI A NO or an ORG A N. we want | to sell you one. I)on't think you must g<?to -ome mail order house to buy a I I w priced piano or org-n : nor outside s of >??uth < arolina to ge? tlie nest oia' n<? or organ. W'e have a great variety i of grades, and all sty es, at prices that - cannot fail to interest you. We are c i manufacturers' factory representa. j fives for -?evera! of t he largest and most , : tamous makers of pianos and organs We take old instruments in exchange - | and make most liberal terms of payr ; mcnt tr? tlinju * * .?vuv.ir ?mi vvinn li) nuy OI) [ i time. No house?quality of pianos j and organs considered?can undersell * us. Twenty-four years of fair dealing 'lin Columbia and throughout South " i arolina i? our reference and gnaran^ tee VVrise us at once for catalogue j price and terms Malone s Music house. Columbia, . S C. PIANOS AND OKI.AN8. [ The Rev. John R. Edwards. 1 ihe well known A. R. P. missionary to Mexico, is sick at St. Peter's hospital in Charlotte.