The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 05, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
?a sou was bora to Mr. and Mrs. s
K. A. Ilinson, of Primus, No. 2, Wed
nesday. Julj%2!?.
?Kershaw county's Clemson Collogi
schlarships have been won by Messrs
Joel Hough and Norwood Aneruin.
?The Daughters of tlie Confederacy
will meet at Col. J. N. Crockett's resi
deuce Thursday afternoon at "> o'clock
?There will be service in the Kpiseo
pal church next Sunday morning at 1
o'clock, conducted by the Rev. R. M
Marshall.
?Died, July 30, 100H, at Lando, Mrs
B. J. Robinson, wife of Mr. M. W
Robinson, aged 31 years. Ruried a
Lando.
A series of services will he held witl
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?Cotton, 10.50; Hoed, 'JO vis.
the Six Mile Presbyterian church, b;
Rev. Mr. Hafnerof Rook Hill, begin
11 inAugust 9, at 3.30 p. m.
?Mrs. John A. Stew man gave
charming party last evening compii
mentary to her guests, her sister. Mis
Prances bee, aiul the Misses Sledge.
?The Kov. J. H. Harms, formerly t
Savannah, <?a., now pastor of a Lutht
ran church in Harrisburg.Pa., has bee
elected president of Newberry t'ollegi
?Rev. \V. A. Fairy was on Kast bar
caster Circuit assisting Rev. K. M. Mt
ICissick in a meeting Monday, and yet
terday ho left to assist in a meeting a
Port Mill.
?The Victoria, Aragon, and Arcad
Cotton mills of this city will close thi
(Friday) afternoon 'for seven workin
days, resuming work August 10th.Rock
Hill Herald,
Woodmen, Juniors, members of th
church, and all other parties interestei
in the Hopewell graveyard will met
tomorrow (Thursday) to clean oil" th
graveyard, church and school ground!
?A large crowd attended the Hcthh
hem w. I??w? 1 11 *
, .?.JV Iiavuiua; aiiu IUU ua
was enjoyed by all. Two addresst
were made during the day by Col. T. I
Butler, of (iatbioy. A bountiful dinm
was served.
?A protracted meeting will begin s
Bethlehem next Sunday at 11 o'elocl
The preaching will bo done by Kev. ?
C. Crouch, a high-toned Christia
gentleman and one of the best pulp
orators in the Piedmont section.
?Mr. John 11. ('askey, of the rivt
section, reports his neighborhood as bi
ing overrun with mad dogs, one <
more being killed almost daily,
number of dogs in the community hav
been bitten by the stray mad onei
some of them belonging to negroes \vh
refuse to have them killed.
-T?nnl?.ninn.^ ?
? ?,T ? |?v* .1\/1 ? -? n UIO un|itl/.l'
at tho Month Springs baptist church la:
Sunday night, hy the pastor, tho Km
It. 10. Small. A revival meeting rccotitl
hold in the church resulted in a genori
spiritual awakening in the community
There an- two other persons yet to I
^ , baptized.
?Mr. T. II. I>a\is, who, as puhlishc
at the time, spent a day or two the pa!
week with his friend Mr. /. I,. Itober
son, at ftakhurst, reports fine crops i
that splendid section of Lancaster coui
ty. The cotton fields, for example, <
Mr. Lewis Rollings, says Mr. I?avi
look as though they will yield tw
bale sto the acre.
?I?r. J. K. Kittled go, game warde
for Lancaster county, says that it tliei
are any parties in iln? county who di
sire to have their ponds and stroair
stocked witli fish, all they have to do
to let lii 1*1 know and he'll forward the
names, etc., on to the department i
Washington. The tish will be tnrnisl
ed by the government without cost I
the parties.
?Polly Short, wile of I). S. Short,
respected colored citizen and sucrossfi
farmer, died Saturday night, at ht
home on Mr. J. I*. Caskey's planti
tion near Waxhaw church. Sho
wanted to take his wife, some time ag<
to New York to be treated by l?r. t<
Wylie. but she would not consent
sro.
?Mr. Jack Lowry brought to th
office Monday morning an open boll i
cotton plucked 'from the farm of tl
Rev. T V IiilIiiu-v. Mil vesterilav v
received h similar hull I'roni Mr. <l. <
Beckham, <>n It. ! '. 1>. No. '{. Wo wo
also shown yesterday an open hull Iro
the plantation of Mr. Mr. ? iI? tirooii
in the Waxliaws.
?Miss Ktta Mellon, a youn>{ lady
<'hosier oounty. was hurtled to dea
last Saturday while starting r. lire
J t ook, dinner, she was using kerosei
** oil, and. tho blaze reaching the ?a
caused an explosion.
THE LAI
; County Campaign.
?1
"!
List of Candidates Who have
Filed Pledges and "Paid
- j Assessments?Opening of
1
v/aiupai^u x csteruay.
All the candidates announced
in The News, Have one. complied
y with the law as to tiling oledges
- and paying a-sessmenti b. fore
* the < xpira'ion of the time l.mit*
ed therefor, which was on or
before 12 o'clock m. last Monday.
There was also one new
entry. The following therefore
. is the list of candidates in the
I race:
For Representative?Geo. W
II Jones, VV. Pressly Robinson, J.
. W. Hamel, Hairy Llinea, J Harry
Foster. Sheriff?John P.
a Hunter, W. B. Cau'hen, Henry
l" N. Sowell, J. S Wilson. Clerk
ot Court?Jos. F. Gregory.
County Supervisor?W. K. Williams,
L J. Perry, Simeon J.
n Funderburk, G. Lewis Mobley.
" Trea urer ? W. ti. Millen, Thol*
mas L Hilton. Auditor?H. H.
. Horton. J. Wylie Porter, Edt
ward A. JThompson, E. L. Cren
shaw, Porter M. Jackson. Supt.
e ot Education?A. C. Rowell, J.
s E. Blacktrou. VV Alonzo Huzhes
_ Claud N. Sapp. Joseph Kershaw
C rnnors. Coroner?J. Montie
eomery Caskey, John King, VV.
1 F. Garvin.
Magistrate?Lancaster C. H :
VV. P. Caskey. Cotton Mill: B.
j. F. Phillips, J. B. Connor, J. S.
y IlogftH, T. N. Reeves. Buford
>s Township?VV 'arnes, W. Mar.r
cuj Estrid^e, w. M. Polk. Cedar
Creek Township?VV. F. Hudlt
son. Pleasant Hill Township ?
t. J. H. Therreil. Flat Creek Town
1' ship?J. J. Roberts, Jos. W.
it Knight. Waxliaw Township?
J. D. Griihn. Indian Land?D.
r lv. Hall.
The total amount ol ast-ess'
meuts received by the C<iunty
0 chaw 111 ui i9 .1<213.50
s, The County campaign opened
" vesterday at Beiair, or rather at
Mr John Hall's, where a picnic
1 was also held. We hope to be
St '
able to j/ef a report of the meet
y ing for Saturday's piper. The
ti candidate* will speas today at
> . Vaiiwyck. where there will <dso
"' b-- a picnic, under t lie auspices of
lie Woodm*u.
s' Horn. Aiijj. 1st, to Mr. ami Mrs. J. B.
n Kllis, a daughter.
?The New <'ut school opened last
woek with Mr. Krnest fames as teacher.
? ?The fills!' reek school opcnm! Monday
with Miss llolon Lindsay as teachn
or.
re
B. I ?Attention is called to the lleathis
Jones Company's unusually attractive
i* announcement in today's paper. Kvery
^ body will Ilnd ii interesting reading.
?We are pleased to announce tliat
to
Mrs. lleiglor, wife ot'Mr. Van lleiglor of
the Primus section, and daughter, Miss
* Kfllo, who have been down with fever,
1' are now much bettor, both being able
r to be up again.
a" ?The married and single men of the
11 Douglass section played a game of ball
Monday afternoon. The scdre was 25
'' t<> ! in favor of the single men.
to
Mrs. Ii. R. Knight and children, of
Lancaster, who have been spending a
is few days with relatives and friends in
i,f the Crook section, returned hoino yesHJ
urday.
?* i ?Mr. and Mrs. L. Pay sen r will
1 tnlcrunn Thursday evening .-ompli.
mcniiiry to tin- muinbors ?>t" lh<< VVylio
"> I10U8O party.
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The IVaxhu u* and Shiloh Itible
<>! Socialff'h Annual Meeting.
liit) annua lliee'lug of the
t'' WaxliHwand Sniloh Bible So?
cioiy w is lulu lt?8l Sa.uiday ai
W ?x'taw churcn. The attend
SICASTER NEWS. AUGUST
ance whs uon*', being abo'O as'^i
usua1. The annual address was I
delivered by the Rev Mr,Martin, I
of R?m*!< Hill, wh cb w<>s an able I
and pcholarlv effort. The enl I
lection amounted 'o $60.40. I
Mi?8 Jane CasKpy ami Airs. I
N. E. Craig were mad" life mun. I
b;r? ff 'he Ameiican bible So- I
ciety. The following. were made I
life members of the Waxhaw and I
Sliiloh Society: Rev.Mr. Martin, I
Mrs. Wade Draffin, Mrs. N. E. I
Ti.ompjon, Mrs. E. E Ferguson, I
Mr. JefT Ferguson and I)r. E. ). I
Massey. 8
The old officers were re-elect- |
ed. as follows: J. E. Craig, president
; J. P C. Caskey, vice president
; .1. Clark Robinson, seciet?iy;
N. B. Cousar, treasurer.
Pot ice llaid Renta urunt untl Find
JF/iitfi 0;/ and Near-Beer.
Chief of Police McManup and
Policeman Bell raided the Clav
ton restaurant on Main s'reet
Friday evening, finding about
twelve gallons ot liquor and a
barrel ol near-beer. The stuff
was seized and is being held under
the Carey-Colhran law. A
fine of $100, was imposed on the
proprietor ny Mayor Uu.hes,
which was paid. The proprietor
claims that only abont 16 pin's
of the whiskey was his, the remainder
belonging to other patties,
who may make claim for
same. lie also contends that
the beer, owinsr to the small
quantity ot alcohol it is said to
contain, doesn't come within the
provisions of the State lav. This
question will bo se'tled bv the
Mayor's having a sample of the
b<-er analyzed. It the test shows
the presence of less alcohol than
the S'ate limitation, the baer "
will doubtless be returned to ?
the owner; otherwise, it will be ?
confiscated.
First Contractu Let for IVorkin 7 I'
ami Maintaining Public $
lloiuls. N
ol
The first con'ractJ for load
work under the new law were p
let last Saturday by the board ^
ol counly commissioners. The p
roads have been divided into
sections of two miles each, and
the sections let are as follows:
Sections 1,2 and 3, 011 Red- w
field road, to VV. C. Davis, at n
$40 per mile. ^
Sections t> and 7 011 same road,
to T M W of <t"n ?n,l 0
$75 respectively.
See. 11 on Lancaster and
Charlotte r< tid, lo John A. Kell,
at $37.50 per inile (Tina seclion
is 3A^ miles in length.)
fo
The roads are to be worked at
according to plans and specifi
c .tions, which require ditching,
crowning, etc. Each contractor
will be requiied 'o maintain
h'3 sections for tbe perio 1 of
twelve months.
The road trom Lancaster to
the Kershaw county line, at
I!"thel church, will bo 1 t in
a few days.
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
| V ttiu / /f n/*/*midif I'" ? ? I
Learned How to (Jet liid
of Itoth.
Backache and kidney ache are twin
hrefhers
You can't separate the in.
And you can't get rid of the backache
until you cure the kidney ache.
f. the kidneys are well and strong,
the rest of the system is pretty sure
to be in vigorous health.
Dean's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy kidneys.
James Hoggins, living on W. Main
St., Yorkviite, rt. ('.,says: "For several
years 1 suffered from nervous
spells and was hardly ever free from a
dull aching across the small part of
my back There was a soreness across (
I my kidney legions and the least ex-I
i cilement caused me to become so weak ;
that 1 could not slaou. The kidney j
secretions were thick anil cloudy and
I felt miserable. I finally procured
Doan's Kidney Tills and used theoi
according to directions. They cured
j me and I have sinoe felt better and
stronger in every way."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60c. j
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the United ritates.
Remember the name?Doan's?and
take no other. S7-SH
5. I9Q8
DONT E?o
If you must, co
DON'T CARRY
OF M<
But if you must,
you can
We combine AIISOLUTK SAFETY
<Jive particular attention to bu
accounts and new busin
its for strength and
A Strong Bank can ;
O
to its p
Our past policy ami ample resourc
We Want Y
The Bank c
Lancaster, S<
rgnnization of the Lancaster
Ice and Coot Company.
The Lancaster Ice & Coal Cominv,
with a capital stock of
10,000, was organized here
lotulay evening. The officers
lected are:
Directors?R. E. Wylie. T. M.
I utiles, J - B Mackerel I, W. M.
[oore, Waddy Ii. Thomson,
resident, R. E Wylie; viceresident.
J. B. Mackerel); sectary
aud treasurer, Waddv Ii
'homson. All the capital sleek
as promptly taken within a lew
tinutes after topening of the
ooks of auhscrip'ion. The com
.tnv expectR to manufacture ice,
ui'lle c ?al, etc.. bu' will not
kelv bca.ni operations before
other season.
? Ihe l.aiuaster i . II. banners i n
>n will meet next Saturday, Augusts,
. 2 i>. m. Full attendance desired.
.1. F. Nisbet, Pres.
MBmMHOBMnMtMMV.MI
From Soup
to Coffee
we supply your dinner table
and culinary department
with everything choice and
delicious in the high grade
foods. For summer appetites
we have dainty break
fast foods, sweet butter and
fresh eggs, for lunch and
dinner anything to tempt
the appetite and purse by
the fairness of our prices.
BENIN ETTS
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LROW Dili I
NEY DUI
me and see us.
LARGE SUMS
^ATXJU
do so only until
see us.
with SATISFACTORY SKKVICK.
isiness of farmers. Invite new
less upon our own merL
superior facilities.
ifford liberal treatment
>atrons.
ss are our guarantee for the future.
our Business.
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PI uanui5icr |
rjuth Carolina |
Business Notices.
Jp0T'All Noticed inserted under
this head at the rate of ONE CENT
A WORD for each insertion N >
notice to be counted lesa than 'J">
words.
Poll SALE?A fine (gallon milch cow
with rnnntf n?lf 1; " 1 r
j r? ' ?w, "icmii I-i IVtJ
Stock Co. 87-88
We hereby announce the name of
H. M. POCK as a candidate for Magi9trateof
Buford township,and pledge
him to abide the result ol the Democratic
primary. MANY VOTERS.
I.ANCAKTKR COl"NOIL No. 4- D
of A. will serv* ice cream in the
Junior hall over Heath-Jones Co.'s
store, Saturday night, August Sth.
All members of the Junior Order are
invited. 37
L08 r?On .Main street, one ovalshaped
inonogiam pin, "M . I,. .1 "
Finder leave at News office.
FOR t AI.E?Near town, 2J acres land
on Monroe road, one-half original
forest. Apply to F. R Massey, Lancaster,
8.(1. 87-tf
C AMI' M K ETI NO NOT I ( K ? There
will be a campmeeting he.d at Mt
, Carmel camp ground, beginning Sept.
2, IPOS. There shall be no selling,
trade or traffic of any kind with'n one
mile of said grounds. By Trustee
Board of Mt. Carmel Church.
K Y K~ S1" KOTA 1.1 ST A T H K A T H
SI'RI NtiS?I>r. S. H. t.rillith, an expert
Kye Specialist, is spending a few
days to Heath Snrinara. Those navfnir
ye troubles or who are simply in need
Of a pair of glasses, will miss a rare
opportunity if they fail to consult him.
Dr. Griffith may be consulted ai office
of W. It. Twitly not Inier than the
10th in at ant. 87
FOR SALE. ? A foo 00 scholarship
in I he Southern School of Telegraphy
which will entitle the purchaser to a
full course of instruction in all branches
pertaining to a thorough and
complete course in telegraphy?a
course that will gratify one to take
charge of an office and run it himself.
Apply at The News Office. *4 tf
BR1DGKS?Will let Monday, August
17th. at 10 o'clock a. m.. rhe contract
to build a new bridge over Cane creek
on Monroe road, nix miles north ot
Lancaster. Usual rights reserved
L. J. Perry, Co. Supervisor. 35-90
SASII, DOORS and BLINDS at panic
prices. Write for delivered prices.
J. C. Stewart, tni < hureh >t., Chester,
S. C. K'2-91
VVANTKD KOK 1 . s. AKMY ?Ablebodied,
unmariied men. between age?
IS and 35, citizens of I niteo states, of
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read ami writ e EngI..I.
L.V.. ! ?i ,,..nnl I ? In Ij..
II imn i" wi iiuiM uini I\HI, n|lt'1.* 1 %f l,r
cruiting Officer, 10 West Fifth St.,
Charlotte, NXO : South Main St ,
Aaheville, N* National Rank Building,
Shelby, N c ; 401 south Center
St.. Stateaville, N .4' ; Lenoir, N. C.
or 107)6 West Main St., Spartanburg,
? S.C. 7R-104
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