The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 19, 1908, Page 7, Image 7
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HJL DEED IN NORTH l,ow
CAROLINA. An.
most
oman Attacked in Her Home what
bjf Hlack Brute, Who Attempts email
Criminal Assault. tion 0
Spencer. N. C., special in comp
ednerday's Charlotte Obser- afford
>r: Criminally assaulted in G. E i
>r own home this afternoon at g
oss' siding. near Whitney, nM
Iltanley county, Mrs. .lames R. Sheri
poss, a highly respected lady of just o
[hat place* in tonight ia a pre- of All
[arious condition on aooonnt of about
In attack made upon ber by 60 ac
Henry Young, colored, aged in coi
kbout 25 years, who was late acres
bhis afternoon landed in jail at from
Albemarle charged with the acres
Crime. after
Mrs. Moss, who is about 40 crops
years old, is the wife of Mr. J. other
3^. Moss, a well knowu merchant tor h;
at Moss siding. Together with a She
number of farm hands, Mr. Moss He sh
left home at 1 o'clock 'his after- Ford
noon, leaving with his wile only of Ju
two small children, aged 2 and duriui
4 years. montl
Twenty minutes after the par- els o
29 ty had left, Young was seen and 1
j|fl seated oa a railroad track near 30 aci
fll the Moss home. As soon as he fiuo h
H learned that the men were all $14 a
IB out of sight he slipped up to the largei
jaB rear door of the house and made his ow
^ an effort to enter. Passing bushe
^ around the house he tried anoth- has sc
III er door which had been locked and h
p|i by Mrs. Moss when she discov- hand.
ered that the negro was trying to as bal
III enter the house Finding him- peuse
|l| sell locked out, Young broke count
III open a window, bounded into fin
the room where he had seen Mrs. farm
Moss, threw his arms around her q00 o:
I and attempted to do his diaboli- cultiv
I cal work. Mrs. Moss, scream |v tt %<
I ing at the top ot her voice, at gathe
I tempted to give the alarm by tivate
I telephone, but she was held last price
I in tho clutches of the negro, deft
termined to accomplish his eni. wjjj (
The screams of the wife and (joes ,
I mother were heard by the hue- a pro
I band one halt mile distant, who jla8 0,
| rau to the house, finding thai f0Q(j
? George Lefler, another citizen of pjatl^
I -.Ahe village, ha i also been at- ^5 ac
| ^racted b) the screams and was corn
S fighting for his life with the ne- 08
gro. The negro showed light t0 jy
from the start and it was neees aj|
sary for Mr. Leflerto break down
a door to get into the room. mj
Fighting with their lists, it re- 1909
quired a terrible efl'ort 011 the pie
part of both Mr. Moss and Mr.] *
Lefler to drag the negro, heels ^ ta
first, from the home into the (>J- j,
yard, where he was securely tied raifle
and held until Sheriff Green, of fereil
Stanly county, arrived, twoi
hours later, and with the assistiw
r
ance of several deputies started
r Mrs
with his prisoner to Albemarle was
jail, reaching there at a late hour anTwl
this atternoon. Air. Leller lost '
tell uo<
a finger, which was bitten off by hope
the negro in the light. taking
Mrs. Moss, who is very delicate
in health, is in a dangerous 'the i
condition trom sho ;k and fright
caused by the desperate assault, 'jpetjd
Dr. J. A. Allen was hastily sum\V
f
moned from New- London and all ^ ^
that is possible is being done to ,
\ Jenk]
restore her. (
tectoi
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds tbat amy ^0U 11
develop into pneumonia over night are (erda
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar, .
as it soothes inflamed membranes, beals Wll0l
the lungs, and expels the cold from the <jn(i
system The Fundorburk Pharmacy and
W Hammond, Heath Spring-i s jug q
' - - the Son
KillR His Father. whos
A tmitaf o a ? 1a/i 1 fJ I aL ?. - ?
iiu^unvtvj vjt ? , j x/cu, 1u. ?UUIIll OVOI
Kitchens and his son, Monroe, reaso
faimers living at Wrens, Oa., 30 can u
milea from Augusta, engaged in is the
a shotgun duel today, the son and t
killing the father. Both, it is ful se
said, were drinking and no other in th<
cause for the quarrel and patri- no "1
u cide is given.
THE LANCASTER NEWS, DECE
a Georgian Made $0,000 on Panama Canal Deal?PresiSix
Mule Farm. dent Sends Message to v^OUJS
dei-son Mail: One of the Congress on the Subject. '
instructive examples of Washington. Dec 16.?Re- | rhlal tubes. 1
, , Si . , itupulylng poll
can be accomplished on a peated peals of laughter greeted finallycom?at
r r | 11us constantly
larm through the cultiva the readintr of tii? nnonitur nu^o ?? 1
~~" ~ """* "**" i Chloroform, or
f food crops almost, to the graphs of the president's mesH If ^?Iom ar#*
lefe exclusion of cotton, is Sage to congress on the Panama "f?
ed in the ea*? of StieriIV F. canal charges today. As the tab^-^dno!
, , .. , law b? on the li
wards, ot Dougherty couu- secretarv read the statement that ..wudtoboby
| .liurlutbta ciiuk
a the charges were "false in every
rinthe crop year ol 1908, particular" Senator Bailey iaugli(1'
Edwards, whose place is ed outright, as he was passing K' on 1
utside the corporate limits along tae rear ot the chamber to j Hp||*
lany, had under cultivation his sea*. Other senators on both
200 acres ot land, lie had* sides of the chamber joined with ^Tjl
res in cantaloupes, GO acres j him,"and when the reader reach- puflBp
n, 30 acres in oats and 24 ed the statement that a statement
in cotton. He cut hay in a newspaper which he menI;
II jtlHt* i
140 acres. Ninety of these tioned would not be believed, M
were turned into hay fields there was general merriment
the cantaloupes and oat trom both sides ot the chamber. 1 he Col
had been gathered, the There was only a stna'1 nutn- P^cot Lew
fifty being sown in peas ber ot senators present when the ! 1 ? (*? not
iy. reading was beguu and it was" have
>riff Edwards ran six plows, carried through, the papers ae i method to
lipped eight cars oi Rocky compauyiug the message not be- histilutioi
cantaloupes before the 1st ing read at all. fact, ever;
ly, and several more cars The message elicited the great- town has
g the first ten days of that est interest in the house of rep 'he 'ease <
i. lie gathered 1,200 bush- resentatiyes. The members gave , h.v the d's
i corn from his 60 acres, close attention during the read- uar>" and 1
,200 bushels ol oats from ing of the document and there 'e'* ^-s a
res and he sold 100 tons of was a ripple of laughter over the 'or 'he
ay at an average price of president's characteiization of man ?*.t
ton, and has on hand a I Joseph Pulitzsr, publisiier of the hoard, K.
supply than he needs tor New York World. The message, ci,.Y >es<
ni use. lie also sold 200 with its accompanying papers, llie auth
Is of corn from 1ns 60 acres, was referred to committee. Uotliran li
?ld $050 worth of seed oats Accompanying the message pensary tc
as a large supply st 11 on was a large bundle of documents out' Pr?vi
His hay was sold as soon bearing upon the transfer of the when the
ed, and there was no ex- canal properly to llie United fact, but (
or deterioration' on ac- States. Many of these docu- v?ilabie I
of storage. meats were in French without Beem9 'ha
a net profit of the six-mule English translation. There was si,v tl'e ^
lor the crop year was $6,- nothing which showed directly ed* 'his
r $1,000 to the plow. The the persons who receiWd the '?ng tight
aiion ol cotton was distinct- $40,000,000 paid by the United town.
'side issue1', 19 bales being States, but there was included a
red from the 24 acres cul- list of about 7,000 stockholders Two
d. It was sold at an average in the old and new Panama canal The lar
of 8 3-4 cents a pound. companies, all of them citizens at Catawfc
xt year Sheriff Edwards of France and of the Colombian about 5 <
?ot plant a cotton seed, lie republic. lnere wa^ not the ing. The
not belieye cotton will be name a citizen ot the l uited destroyed
litable crop in 1909, but l^ta,e8 111 the entire list. COw also ]
very reusou to behove that - ?. About
,, , ,, ... UliUo M.?t, Vill.wl l.? v
ciup? win r;e. lie will ?"'mu ??y ^r^ni. a tenant ]
80 acres in cantaloupes, Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 16.? 0f Mr. J.
res ot oats ami 50 acres ot A telegram received here this which wi
besidef other smaller patch- afternoon by Dr. M. b. Herlong, Patterson
He will probably make 150 , , . . . . , ground.
' a prominent physician, stated kiuui,u5
tons of hay, and will sell saved frc
.i , .... that V. A. Herlong, his brother. , , ,
s crops with as little dit- fe' * and $47.C
ty as he would experience an(* loreman of the NlcGehee jiave ^oei
irketingcotton at the ruling Lumber Company's mills at ^re Th
market price lor that sta- Woodstock, had been shot to are not k
death hy a ne^ro employe and aid.
(I Sheriff Edwards will not that a p()sae had bee? formed
Iking hard times in the fall , . . . . Doctoi
..... .. , , and were in hot pursuit ot the
009. But farmers who , . , , .
., . , ... negro, who had escaped to a Jaekso
all cotton may have a dit , ... . a . .
. . nearby swamp. Woodstock is a Thomas
t tale to tell. J ,, , . a ,> ...
small oettlemeut in Baker count}* A. B. 11
and many citizens joined the cian of H
s McRanev's Experience. whi|e men at the ml? purHJ? ed p)ea
of the black man. No purlieu- with an a
H with kidney and bladder trouble, jars 0j the murder could be sel. and \
is treated by two physicians l>at
to get reliof No human tongue can learned. ill the pel
iv I Buffered, and I had given up '
Of ever getting well until I heguu - ?
tolev'H Kidney Honiedy Al'tor x . TT1 ? T
two bottles I felt like a new person, Y OU L/3.11 LlCt W licit Y C
9l it my duty to trll Buffering women
'oley'B Kidney Hemedy did for me" Vfinr C* Vi t-i etm c% o T\i
'underhurk 1'harm.tcy and E \V X UUl LlllctS 1J1
ond, Heath Springs b
? Plvlor
j r? viiimiuian l<UKl. ^ ^ ^ A
ishington special in the ... , . , . . ,
VVe have just received a nice hunch of le
nbia Stale : laj. Micali keep ourselves in shape to give you a nice 1
ins, internal revenue col- that good dinner you are going to prepare
r, did not stay in Washing have one hundred turkeys, just brought froi
lU . - of this country, and will be glad to have voi
lore than a tew hours yen- market for ft Thanksgiving Turkey. Os
y, but went on to New York. you want the best oysters, try ours, the ceh
a he arrived here he could We will sell them until the first of Decemb<
no traces whatever of the p" your order with ua Have ymt bough
Lard? it will pay you to try it. We handl
f corn "licker he sent to ftn(j can p]ea8e yOU with any cut. We hand
president last week and and Saturday. Try us for we have many vi
e trouble's, it seems, are not to 8eLr,ve Vou with the, best that w? ,ca? P088i
www. ,, 4. , .. trouble in getting orders early. We kindly
yet. Whether that was the ^era ear]v B0 y0U W1n nofc be delayed in get
n of his quick departure Alljorders for breakfast filled the evening b
tot be stated, but certain it v?*y heartily for the nice patronage you ha
d the "licker" is not here you th^.we do verythln?t ,h#t w" can
us a iriai and be convinced. We buy hides
he major has gone. Care- us a chance at your cattle, hogs, sheeps, poi
mrch for both was instituted game. Over one rfciUion;Shingles|to sell at
B White House today, but p m J
icker" aud no majpr M\/lDr C
Zich Mc| j 1 Jf lV^I I?JI V
I
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MBER (9. ?9Q8
j
jh. Caution |
olynever poison yourlunga. If you H
om a simple coldonly? youghould
otho. and ease the Irritated (iron- R |nuf,o,.v, hmmj ui,
Don't blindly suppress it with a it] IKo B5&
ion. It'g Btrnngo how some thing! SB tgz yji
out. For twenty years Dr. Phoop n ES BjH i&SR;^
warned people not to take cough
prescriptions containing Op'mn, m M| XJljw* WR;
siniiInr t>nlKfin>i And nnw?? I.hI. .11 A i<* /s
r>ngret? Buys "l*utiton tt|lUb2 ? Juj in |U$Y
In your Cough Mtxturw." G'H>d W ifS 1
rvaiU-Tforthisveryruasouinnthen. ? H Hjft IBS }
y.ild tnristori having Dr. shoop't E 'vi hNI
lo poison marks on Dr. Whoop1- E WKKiw Kfi
10 in the medicine. olsu It must by S
:i! x'l. Am! It's not only *afo, b'.'t h Ml
tli?o that know It best, a truly ra fc|
h r<medy. Ti-ke nochancn th?u : jii mt saa ?<w*
tli your children. Insist on lm> iru | }>' fftgi .335 ?*rj gfpS.i
ugn Cure Compare carofully t! . Lt B^B MM
doom with others and note t>- | Kb I I I I I 111
> poison murks there) V >u ca; t3 S I IBB
the Nifo el do by demanding '* ;< '
gh Cure |
RBURK PHARMACY. |
'la? to (jli't Kid ot l)is- I ^
petiHitry. y 3<vutnbia
Stale: The peo- j! /
iedale, Lexington coun- 9 >
want a dispensary, and 9 (
taken a very simple 1 f /?^w I ^
rid themselves ot the ; ^*2* jl ,
l. Every store, and, in \'.y \ ^
y establishment in the \ Mb J
been rented out and (| |r\_.
Dn the store now used i
pensary expires in Jan- V
therefore will not be rtresult
there is no place Vvi/^A "
ipeusarv, and the chair- \
he Lexington county y^vX1'
L. Kessler, was in the PBfimT
irday to consult with /Im m1}
?w does not allow a dis- ^ ^ jj i
> be closed unless voted
Jprl it. was in pvialoiico r^*!uVSr
Iar
T XT u
vv 0 I13iVG S
for prohibition in .he | Qut Qur eE
I an(j Qr^
Fires at Catawba,
ge barn of Sparks Bros.
|! ducedpric
>a was destroyed by fire *
)'clock Saturday morn- R fl & g J
? entire contents were I
with the building. AS
perished in the ilames. B g* jl h
12 o'clock Friday night I V/A'LP&JL.E
tiouse on the plantation I
T. Karris near Catawba, j| that will i
" occupied hy Lewis | them QQ
, cojored, was burned to b
Practically nothing was I Tf VOll V
>m the burned building g
)() in cash is reported to want to e<
'burned l" 'his mize now i
e origins of these fires
nown.?Rock Hill Her- time to
Gets Lite Sentence.
"GetBi;
n, Miss., Dec. 1G.?Dr. _
Birdsong, slayer of Dr. AAr 0 IlRiV
tts, a prominent physi- ShoddV
[azlehurst, to-day enter
of guilty ill accordance a to oner yc
iireemenl between connvas
given a lite sentence ! Prices i
litentiary- . ,
anr.ppri li
?u Want For than the
nner At est or
thers. e7neyre
nnessee llogs and will _
mm or pork roast for I
for your friends. We (
m the best grain fields <
jr order if you are in
n give you any size. If
ibrated "Chase Brand."
sr for 40 cents per qt.
t any of our Pure Leaf
e all kinds of good Beef
le Fresh Fish on Friday
smeties. Our motto is
bly buy. We have some
ask you to place all orting
meats in due time,
efore. We thank you
ve given us and assure Iffff T T I 1
to please you. So give III II I I II II
at the top price. Give VV liiiiliil
iiltry, butter, eggs and ?
a bar&am.
)thers.|____
/
^ ' v ?
i navel
i up n i o bme
Words
Butter
no
Parsnips"
imply decided to close j
itire line of clothing,
ler to do so, have re- I
eson |
es ^ j
e no
ower \
your \ Ml
fund
mi HU&Hf/ur PtttftcTiorfYours
truly, i
IS - HUGHES CO. ^