The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 12, 1908, Image 3
The A. M. E. zion Appointments.
Blacksburg special in Wednesday's
Columbia State : Sunday
closed the most successful
sassion of the South Carolina
nference of the A. M. E. Zion
hurch ever held.
The educational report which
wab unavoidably deferred until
tka close showed that excellent
aad systematic plans were in v<>gae
at the two schools at Lancaster
and Rock Hill under the
presidency of Profs. R. J. Grockefcte
and R. J. Boulware, respectively,
and remarkable progress
had been made. Both are nor
aal and industrial schools.
After a most fervent prayer
by Presiding Bishop Franklin,
he read the appoin nients as follows
:
1/ . -1- / i ia! tir
x urK.-v^ue*ier .uisirict, w . i?i.
Robinson; Yorkville, C. L By
ers; Clover, S. L. Hyalt; Old
Providence, A. 1) McCaw; Chest
not Grove Circuit, \V. M. Davis;
Chester, J. W. Boger; Mt. Mo
riah, J. R. Izzard; Vernon Cir- !
cuit, V. D. Price; Ezel Circuit,
T. B. McCain; Wilson Circuit, T.
S. Barnes; Ebenezer Circuit, J.
L. Roseboro; Mt. Zion Circuit,
G. G. Blake; Zoar Circuit, A. J.
Johnson; Trinity and Earle, H. i
F. Martin; Gaffney, J. C. Coles ;
Robinson Zion (to be supplied)
Lancaster District, M. Ingram;
Lancaster, N. Barber; David
Stand, B. J. Arnold; Mt. Moriah,
Y. D. ^Harris; Mt. Carmel, Z.
Belton; New Hope, O. N. Dawkins
; Mt. Calvary, R. W. Wilson
; Pleasant Hill, A. D. Tillman;
Kershaw, M. J. Snow,
Westville, Wm. Thompson; Mt.
Nebo. E. S Anderson; Mt. l'abor,
J. E. Goins; Centennial, J. F.
Allen; Reeves Sanctuary, J. A.
Benson; Sumter mission, M. P
Powe.
Cheraw District, F. Killingsworth;
Cheraw. J C. Cox; Rob
inson'e Zion, H. G. Boyd; Dru
silla, A. Hupor; Cato, R. N.J
Bittle, Rock Hill Circuit, 11. W.
bell; Poplar Hill, R. W. Miller;
Dyers Hill, J. W. Robinson; Clio,
1). E. Thompson; Now Zion, P.
T. Barber ; Shiloli (to be supplied);
Snow llil] and McBee,
It. P. Powe: Dillion Mission, N
F. McLeod.
Rock Hill District, Rev. E.
.Morton; Rock Hill, J. L. Black ;
Pleasant Valley, J. E. Robinson:
St. James, W.M. Foster; O Zion,
F. N. Newton; Liberty Hill, It.
K T. 'lerry; New Home, R. A. McCreary;
Pineyille, J. H. Stephenson
; Cedar Grove, J. W. Mas ey;
Rock Grove, J. B. Ellis;.
Red Oak, J. C Clark; Taberna
cle, J. J. Stradtord ; Spring Hill,
E. Brown; White Oak, M. I).
Lee; Steel Hill Circuit, P. G.
Killingsworth; White Hill, J. A.
Jackson; St Matthews, G. H.
Craine.
IpalonQ Prupl
Deed--Kills Daughters and
Shoo s up Town.
Wakefield, Mass., Dec. 9?Becoming
suddenly and violently
insane, Hiram L Badger, a resi
dent of this town, today killed'
his twojjdaughters, Florence, aged
15 vears, and Catherine, aped 7,
and then ran amuck through the
town, shooting at persons he me!
on the street and firing into the
windows of the stores that he
passed.
Fortunately only Olio person
was injured by Badger during
his mad rush down Mam street.,
Frederick y Wheeler,* a grocer's
clerk, receiving a painful wound
in the leg. Badger was pursued
by a crowd of townspeople who
finally captured him and turned
him over to the police.
From the nature of Badger's
raving at the police station, the
officers were of the opinion that
his si dden madness was due
ijk primarily to jealousy.
** Mrs. Badger,the mother of the
murdered children, who had been
away from home on a brief vint,
returned tonight. She got her
first news of the tragedy through
reading of it in a newspaper
while on her way home. The
shock of the affair prostrated her
and tonight she was under the
care of a physicianBadger
was taken to the Cambridge
jail this evening and placa
ed in a padded cell.
'ei Band order* for Job Print iug,
State Agent Elected for FarmOPc'
TTninn
?iv? o v^utvjil.
Columbia Record: The business
agents and the county pre- wmo
sidents of the Farmers' Union of fj I
South Carolina 1 ?st night held a HI
a meeting in the city, and severaK
mat'.ers of importance wen
transacted, among them being
the election of Mr. -J. M. Hoi JH
man, ot St. Mai I In ws, Calhoun
county, as state business agent
Nearly every county in tho State
was represented.
As announced several weeks ?
ago, tho headquarters of the un- ???
ion will be established in Columbia,
at 1232 Washington
street, after January 1st, as thi*
city is more conveniently stluat- / ^
ed ih.in Pendleton, the locution
of the present ollices L
A special meeting of the un FV )
ion will beheld in this city, beginning
the latter part of January
It is probable that the session
will continue at least three days,
as there are several matters ot
importance to be considered,
among them being the cotton
acreage for next season. The
meeting promises to bo largely
attended.
Atlanta to have Opportunity
to Slobber Over Taft.
Washington, Dec. 1(1.?President-elect
Taft to-day gave his <ww'
promise to visit Atlanta, Ga.,
for a day some time during his
stay ut Augusta. The invitation .
on behalf of Atlanta was extend
ed by a delegation from that city
headed bv Governor lloke Smith
More Trouble In Haiti.
Cape 11 aitieu, Haiti, Dec. 10.
?There has been a revolutionary
outbreak in several ol the
northern towns of the republic, /ii-ij
ami it is feared the movement
will spread. The principal towns OV(
alTecled are Port de Paix, Hinche
and Jean Babel. Other pointB
of minor importance also report
outbreaks.
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CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a i*
Lancaster Citizen Shows You Ol
the Cure.
Why will people continue to suffer
ttie agonies of kidney complaint, hackache,
urinary disorders, lameness,
headaches, languor, why allow themselves
to become chronic invalids,
when a certain cure is offered them?
Dean's Kidney l'ills is the lemedy
to use. because it gives to the kidneys
the help they need to perform their
work. ^
If you have any. even one, ol ttie
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Brigbt's disease sets in. Bead this
Lancaster testimony : ?L. t
F. K. (tiles, living in Lancaster, S. CIlcC
says: "For several months I have ,
been suffering from a dull aching no i
acro.-s the small part of my back, ami
at times felt a soreness in the region Dcirt
of my kidneys Tnese organs were *
unnatural and irregular in action,
and I was in a miserable condition
most of the time. Finally hearing
about Dunn's Kidney l'ills, ! procured
a box at Crawford Bros', drugstore,
and began using them in accordance
with the directions Since that time
I have tell much better, the kidneys ~
are regular and my back is stronger
ami better in every way I heartily
recommend Dean's Kidney l'ills to
other sufferers."
For sale by all dealers I Vice 50 roots ^
Foster Miihum (' ? . Hull.do. New York,
solo agents for tho United at at ?s
Iteiuombor the name -Doun's anltiko
no other. '20-21
Auditor's Notice.
NOT I (?K is hereby given that this
ollioe will be open from the 1st day of ^
Jumiary to the 20th day February 1000
forthe purpose of receiving the ie
turns of the taxpayers of Lancaster
county. LhI
The Auditor or ail Assistant will attend
the following places inn th?couiity
on the days named below for the
convenience of the public, vi/ : PBH
Osot ola, January <? * , *
Pleasant Valley, January 7. Tir
Belair, January s
Van Wyck, January o.
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*~vcu s miiip .i otuir, %'miunry hf.
iJwiifht, January I).
Tradeaville, January 13. ^ %J
Taxahaw, January It. ?.
Flal Creeb, January 16.
ilaile Gold Mine, January Id. hJ
Welah's, January 17.
1'rimu*, January IH, 2 o'clock
Kershaw, January 20. 0
Heath Spring, January 22 f
Thomas Hendrix'e, January 23.
W.'IV Vanlandingham'rt January 2t
It will hp to Ihe interpst of evpry
taxpayer, to make thpir returns |
promptly of all personal property,af?o ,
, all trauafers or improvements on rpal
estate and save the penalty- of 60 per
cent which attaohea after the 20th of
i February. Said penalty wi: be imposed
without fail in evajty instance
where party fails to makelreturn.
The Poll tax of one dmlar in laid
upon all perfton* hef.weeiyihe ages of ;
21 and ttO, excent those elmpt by law.
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fhat we Advertise
we Sell Adi
When others use scissors in
tting prices. Doesn't that lot
3ry line.
$8,000
goods to be closed out in a fe>
FRIDAY, DEC
Look for the I
Values that can t he beat. You can t ah
sing this season's high-grade Clothing at s
fakirs, hut mean exactly what we say. A
icular, hoth in quality and style, and will
i Below arc? quoted prices on
1 hundreds of bargains offere
I Store. Kememher the day,
i I l(h, and continues a tew <
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I ,5Qoes, ?noes ?pe<
^ Packard, Societv King, Keith 15 doz. ol men s
J and Pratt line Shoes, made of Box lined underwear,
^ Calf, Cun Metal, Vici Kid and Pa- While they last, e<
3 tent Colt. All new and in latest Men s fancy ne<
~ style. sizes, well made, 1
? $3.50 Men's $2.98 PriTce,
? 4.00 " 3.48 Indies Undervi
O 5.00 " 3.98 shown
J 3.00 Hub Shoes 2.4S Many hundred ;
. 2.50 Shoes 1.98 Cinghamsv Bleech
^ 1.50 Boys' Shoes 1.19 to be sold at.
- 2.oo " i.4s IVIpn's
p 2.50 " " 1.98 iUbil o
^ 3.50 " " 2.4s 15Q ^js saje
" Ladies'Shoes. ?#$?:?:::
Vici, nicely finished, regular 1.50 *>.00 this sale .. .
i,76this .sale Embroil
td 2.00 this sale 1.48 500 yards Embroil
? 2.50 this sale 1.98 ed out at
vj 3.00 this sale 2.48 Matchless bargair
o 3.50 this sale 2.98 Hoys'Clothing.
5 Misses and children Shoes re- Big assortment
duced to a remarkable figure. at a greatly rediu
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cutting goods, we
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such a trilling cost. We
11 our stock is new goods
be sold as represented in
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[lavs only.
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i heavy fleeced Blue, gray and bl
cheap at oOc. 6.00, this sale.
tch 37 l-2c. 7.00 Coats for...
digee Shirts, all o.oo Coats for ..
50c. value, sale 12.00 Coats for..
ests," ' the best Meil'S !
39c and 22 l-2c ,, . . , . .
yards of Calicos. Kxtra b,ack and*
ling, Homespun n AA' c' :i *
<c an(1 oc' 15.00 Sufts for
Hats Mens
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1.10 A large stock of
1.48 be sold at 50c c
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. have not the si
deries. Do not forget t
lories to be clos- whether you b
10c and 5c. TTr
is in Men's and
Ladies' Men's am
of Notions to go the 15c. this ss
;ed price. the 10c. this s?
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;r things that we ?>ace
to mention. ^
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