The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 25, 1908, Page 4, Image 4
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(SEMI-WEEKLY.)
Pabliched Wednesdays and Saturdays
at Lancaster, S. C., by The Lancaster
Pnblisbing Company.
CHAS. T. CONNORS Editor
A. J. CLARK ... . Business Manager
Entered as second-class matter Oct. Ttb,
1V0?. at the postaffice at Lancaster,S.C.,
under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
WEDNESDAY, NOT. 38, lOOS.
LAW AS TO TRESPASS
As the game season is now
open numerous instances of trespass
on lands are occurring we
are told. Two cases of alleged
trespass were tried before Masis-i
rate Ca^key yesterday. Notwithstanding
the fact that the
game laws aud trespass laws,
have been Irequently published,!
tliara innoar Irt ha manv whn '
are ignorant of their provisions.
Whether land is posted or not,
no one has the right to enter
thereon tor the purposes ot hunting,
fishing, etc., without the
owner's permission, as will be
seen from the following act of
the legislature, passed in 1905,
which we again publish for the
information of our readers:
''That from and after the approval
of this Act, any person
??r persons entering upon the
lauds of another, for any one of j
the following purposes ot hunt-j
ing, fishing, trapping, netting, ,
gathering fruit, straw or surf,j
vegetables, herbs or cutting tini- >
heron 'he same, without the
consent of the owner or manager;
'hereof, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall pay a
fine of not more than twenty
dollars, or be imprisoned at hard
labor not more than thirty days,
for each and every offence."
THE LANCASTRIAN GETS THERE, j
The Lancastrian, when lie j
makes up his mind to net real
busy, can always be depended J
on to achieve enviable distinc-j
ion, whether bis activities be
:n intellectual or athletic fields.
It was due to the fine judgrrent
and skill of our young friend and
leilow citizen, Mr. lialph K.
Foster, that South Carolinians
won two notable gridiron con
tests over Georgians in Charleston
last week, the victoryol tlie
Citadel team, for which Mr.
Foster is coaeher, in its game
with that ol Mercer University,
1 lid the battle tlie next day between
the crack teams of Charleston
and Savannah, in which
the score was 6 to 4 in lavor ol (
he "city by the sea". The
News and Courier has the I ol owing
to say of Mr. Foster's
work in Charleston;
Alter the came VHStcv/tav af.
- ... J ?I
ernoon Couch Foster expressed ,
limself as being eutirely pleased (
'Mil: the result "I the contest and ,
the showing his men made
igainst the heavy (reornians. Ilej
frankly admitted. too, that he I
would have been catinfied had '
his team held their opponents I
: ?'u to a small -core and that ^
h? had not anticipated victory !
He does not, however, think that
?ne Citadel put fortli her best ef-j
furls today and thinks them cap-'
able o' a s'ronser came.
Coach Foster deserves great
tor ttie excellent eleven tie
has built up al tii*' Citadel. Ho.
has trained l?is men carefully and '
stulifuMv. with tli" remit thai lie',
now has or.o ot the b<>st foot ball !
machines in its clas* in the SouthFoster
is also coaching the
Athletic team, which goes up
against Savannah today, and it |
HQ6* without saying that this
team will exhibit the result-, ol
ir.sistance in fho contest today.
Coach Kos'er lias been coachii
g the Citadel -iuee his graduation
from Carolina, and deserves
praise for the splendid team that
h. placed on the local gridiron
I he Athletics are delighted that
they have been able to obtain
THE LANC
Coach Foster, and those who attend
the game will see a number
of changes which will be doe to
the coach.
Wonder if the woman who was
sent to jail in New Jersey the
other day for proclaiming that
she was Eve was dressed like old
man Adam's partner.
The selection by Tatt of Aagusta,
Ga., as his winter resort
naturally suggests the inquiry as
to why he chose the State in
which Atlanta and Jim Wood
ward are located.
It is charged now that Mr.
Tatt wears corsets. We don't
believe it. But he may wear
hoops ? Anderson Mail.
He's been indulging in whoops
ever since the election.
A Pennsylvania man was shot
by a farmer who mistook him
for a skunk. This incident ought
to prove a strong argument for
occasional bathing in Pennsylvania.?Houston
Post.
And in Rock Hill also.
i
A newspaper man from Washington
landed in Charlotte a few
nights ago ard reported that he
had been robbed ot $200 en route
South. Did you ever hear of
anything so palpably absurd?
The idea of a poor pencil pusher
having so much money about
bis old clothes!
Lancaster County Union has j
prooaniy maue oeuer neaaway i
than any otherCounty Union in j
the State.?The Farmers' I"nion j
Sun.
That'rf Lancaster's way. You'll j
all ways find her in the lead in
every pood movement.
A Connecticut man. ninetyfive
years ot ape, caught a bushel
and a half ot black fish in one
day. At any rate he says so and
at his ape it would be perilous to
lie about it.?Atlanta Journal
That's nothing. Ex-Editor
Carter, who isn't bait so old, is
ready to make affidavit that he
has caupht twice as many white!
fish at one sitting, to say nothinp :
of a peck of ticks and terrapins!
thrown in for pood Methodist!
measure.
The Oranpeburp Times aud
Democrat contained fourteen columns
of advertisements of land
sales during October, and this
month it contains oyer nine col
umns. What is the matter with
Orangeburg? Is the whole county
being foreclosed under mort-'
gage?? Anderson Mail.
By the same token Lancaster1
is comparatively tree trom debt
and abounding in prosperi'v. No
sales were advertised in October
a id only two are being publish
ad this month.
It Mr Tafl is seeking a quiet
place to -pend 'he winter we
direct him to the city of Lancaster.
IJe will find it quiet enough
for him there, we believe ?Rock
Hill Herald
Chestnuts! Why, that old!
gag has been worked ofl on a
thousand communities, more or
Really, "Bill" never said
he was seeking a "quiet place."
If such had been his intention,
Rock Hill, as evervbodv knows.
would have been chosen?the
"place'1 so painfully quiet that;
even 'possums mistake il for an
unoccupied wilderness.
"It I'uynto Ailverti?e."
Mr. S A. Faulkner,of R. V. 1).
No. 1, wlio recently advertised!
two farms for rent, in The News,
writes us as follows: "My ad-,
vertisement appearerl in Wed-;
ne-day's Ne vs and by Friday 1 :
had sever d applicants, and have i
tented I find it pays to adver- i
i-e. 1'lease send account. I
Thanks for the ad."
SASTER NEWS, WOVEMBE
Chanqe of Conductors on the ?>. |
AC. Road \
Mr. Waller Pegram has re- 4
signed as conductor on the Lan- V
caster & Chester railroad. Mr. J
W. T. Gladden, who has been J
with the road for years, is now I
acting as conductor until the ar- 1
rival ot Mr. D. E. Penny, of 1
Abbeville, who has been secured J
to fill the position permanently. I
Mr. Penny has had several 1
years' experience as conductor i
on the Seaboard Air Line. He J
is expected here today. He is a f
a married man and will move a
his family to Lancaster as soon 1
as he can secure a house here. j
Mr. Pegram will probably re-!J
Gume his former position in the I
office of Superintendent Mc- j 1
Lure. *
Work on the Pfiblic Roads. I
1 he county road force began 1
work Monday on the road south i
of town, blasting rock at "Ja- I
cob's Hollow " I
The road contractors are mak- 1
ing satisfactory progress on their '
various sections. Mr. Geo. W. i
Jones has completed 2 miles oifli
the Chesterfield road and about |1
3 on the Camden roai. He has' |
altogether about 14 miles con j
iraeted for. The New Cut road ' i
i- nearly finished to Union I
church. Some excellent w?rk j
has been done on this highway j
by Messrs. Roberts and Funder- j i
bark and possibly others. County <1
Engineer Requarth is particu 1
I -1 - I . .> n/\/l ? 1* t l? n n? Art brvi > <v 1
\ pieascu v> l ll Uic nuia un ^
done by Mr. Thomas Blackmon ,
on the road from Fork Llill Jo i
Ker-haw, which is sail to be I
very tine. g
The pier* and abutmet ts of
the reinlorcel concrete bridge I
being built over Cane Creek west of
town are finished, thus completing
the masonry work. A,
delay ot ten days was caused by
lack of crushed rock, the crusher
breaking down
Int ere sting Missionary Meeting
at I'nion Church.
lhe meeting of the 2nd divi j
vision of the Ladies' Missionary
Society ot the Moriah Association
held at Union Baptist church
last Saturday was unusually
well attended, every church
in the division being strongly repi
m 1
resell'eel. mere were aiso
present some visitors from the
lbt division. The meeting was a
good and profitable one. The nexf
meeting will he held with liethlehem
church on Saturday before
the 4th Sunday in February.
Christmas
Jewelry
Quality First then pricethat
is the proner order of
things in considering a pur '
chase of Jewelry or pre
cious Stones. It is none I
too soon to buy Christmas
Presents. We are selling ;
a good many of the wise ^
KmrntK' n 1 **oo r \ \r o n rrvo _ 1
uujr tio an cavxjf, mjr
ving block is working over
time now on Christmas i
orders. Better be one of \
the wise. Come now and j
have the trouble over,while !
the stock is full and while i
we can give you the attention
we like to give. Of
course we haven't put on
the "holiday appearance"
yet; but the stock is all in
and you can inspect wheth- \
er you buy or not.
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B. C. Hough I
Jeweler and Optician i
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i The machinery o
I runs more smoothl;
I man who deposits
in the bank and pa
I by check than for
I who keeps curren
f cash drawer or his ]
1 pays it out haphaz;
m bank is thoroughly
V for handling che
L n counts, because of
r accounting system
I ties for dispatch an
A? Q Payable Q
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The First Nati
I LANCASTER.
The hunting season
Just wanted to le
where you cc
Your Shell
Our concern bought 25,000. Hi
Have Guns cl
We are headquarters for Nuts
Fruit Cakes for Thanksgiving
complete and up-to-date line
on the market. Everytl
Try Pineapple Cheese,
Lobsters, Shrimps, Ci
New crop New Orleans Molassi
good biscuit buy your i
? Fresh Fish Friday
W. L. Croxti
We are now quart
In Our New
ind are prepared to serve you
INCLUD]
Buggies, Wagoi
and especia
HOUSES AN:
laving just received a fresh car-loai
;en. We will always lx? glad to ha\
leadquarters while in town. Call a
^regorij-Hood Lie
X 1 IP - plan
J
f business %
y for the \
his funds M
ys all bills
the man W
cy in the
pocket and m
ard. This m
equipped ?
eking ac- m
its expert K
and facili- I
d accuracy M
uarterly on ^
ccounts. J
ional Bank |
,, s. c. M
is open now.
t you know ^
)uld get
Is Cheap
ive the Smoakless, too. jj
icap
and Fruits. We have
;. We have the most
i of Fancy Groceries
tint* guaranteed.
Edam Cheese,
*abs on Shell.
e?s. When you want a
Flour from us.
and Saturday?
an & Co.
tered....
Building
in anything in our line
ING
us, Harness,
lly in
I) MULES
rl of young mares, well brore
you make our stables your
nd see us.
e Stock Co'pij.