The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 01, 1909, Page 5, Image 5
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Gptton brought 10 cents on this
market yesterday.
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A total eclipse of the moon is
scheduled for Thursday evening.
June 3d. '
A winsome daughter arrived
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Chapman on the 19th ultimo.
Mr. Charles Blackwelder, a
citizen of Fort Mill township.
/ York county, died one night this
week, of pneumonia.
The Winthrop College scholarship
and entrance examination
will be held here July 2, as will
be seen by notice elsewhere.
Mr. W. S. Brown, the well
known insurance agent, has been
quite sick for some days. Dr.
Wylie of Richburg came over to
see him Thursday night.
Mr. Seaborn Williams, aged about
60 years, died at his home
near Westville Thursday of last
week and was buried at Hickory
Head church Thursday morning.
? Kershaw Era.
Judge J. E. Stewman is among
Lancaster's early gardeners. He
had hard head cabbage three
weeks ago, and English peas as
early as two weeks ago. His tomato
vines have been blooming
for some days.
Fort Mill is to have a new
-$10,000- public school building.
This decision was reached in an
election held Tuesday upon the
subject, when f>2 votes were cast
for the bonds and 2 against
them. ?Fort Mill Times.
Capt. Ashe, of Van Wyck,
brought to Lancaster Thursday
and lodged in jail a negro nameed
Neal Woodwrad. charged with
grand larceny, stealing a $25
suit of clothes and a hat from
Hardy Stewart, also colored, with
whom he boarded.
The auction sale of silverware,
jewelry, etc.. in a store room
, in the Springs block, by Mr. W.
D. Bewlev. nurchaser of the.1.
C. Robinson stock in Chester,
which began Wednesday morning,
continues daily and is attracting
good crowds of both
ladies and gentlemen.
Mr. Jeff Wilson, a farmer
whose home was just over the
State line north of Fort Mill,
died Saturday night, after an
illness of only three days of pneumonia.
Mr. Wilson was about
45 years of age and was never
married. A mother and brother
survive.?Fort Mill Times.
Three cars, loaded with cement,
and the cab of the Southern's
north-bound freight train
were derailed yesterday morning
) about 11 o'clock, in the cut east
of the depot here. Some damage
was done to the track, but
no one was hurt. The accident
caused a delay here of the southbound
passenger train about two
hours.
The numerous friends of W.
P. Robinson. Esq., who is undergoing
treatment at a Charlotte
sanitarium, will be pleased |to
learn that he continues to im;
prove and will likely be able to
^return home in a week or ten
Pays. He is gaining in flesh half
a pound a day, and is now eating
solid food, something he was unable
to do for several months.
Capt. L. ?. Perry, who is in
charge of the national government's
farm demonstration work
in this county, paid a visit to the
Tradesville section this week. He
says he never saw the farming
lanus Detwefen here and Tradesville
in finer fix than they are
this spring. Much of the good
- condition Capt Perry attributes
j to the liberal use of the harrow.
1 Attention is directed to the
\ statements of the First National
iBank and the Bank of Lancaster
Jvhich appear elsewhere. It will
f seen that the popular financial
institutions are in fine shape
and continue to expand along
conservative lines.
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Personal.
Mr. John T. Green paid a visi
to Charlotte this week.
Mr. Hutchinson, of Fort Mill
is on a visit to Lancaster.
Mr. John T. Stevens, of Ker
shaw, is spending several days
in New York.
Mr. u. a. joraan, 01 Marts
ville, is on a visit to Lancster
his former home.
Miss Van Etta Roddey, o
Fort Lawn, is visiting her broth
er, Mr. E. B. Roddey.
Mr. Mark Slagle, of the uppei
portion of the county, spen
yesterday in Lancaster.
Mi's. W. T. Blackmon, of th<
Haile Gold Mine section, wen
to Lancaster Monday. Kershav
Era.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Clanton
of Virginia, are on a visit U
Lancaster, the former's ok
home.
Mr. C. C. Horton, the wel
known Confederate veteran o
Kershaw, was a welcome visito
in Lancaster this week.
Mi's. R. M.Jones and two sons
of Lancaster, spent several day
in Kershaw at the home of Mr
J. B. Maglll. ? Kershaw Era.
Mrs. J. E. Massey, of River
side, has been spending a fev
days in Rock Hill with he;
daughter. Mi's. J. S, Starr.
Rev. R. E. Hough and littk
son. Wil^am Roddey, of Char
lotte, spent a few days this weel
with the former's mother Mrs
S. E. Hough, in Gills Creek sec
tion.
i Mrs. L). E. Fenny and childre
spent a few hours in the cit
Tuesday with the former's fath
er, Mr. I. J. McNinch, on thei
I way to Lancaster.?Chester Re
|X)rter.
Miss Belle Vaughan, who ha
charge of the intermediate clas
of Marshville High School, rc
turned to her home at Kershaw
S. C., last week. MarshvilU
N. C., Home.
Miss Ada Glyburn, of Kei
shavv, S. C., who has been th
guest of her uncle, Mr. L. iVI
Hilton, left yesterday mornin
j for Atlanta, Ga.. Montgomery
i Ala., and other points to visi
i relatives and friends. Chai
lotte Observer.
Mrs. R. E. Sharp of Heat
'Springs, is in Yorkville, havin
come up last Saturday in orde
that her baby, which is very i
with cholera infantum, might I
more convenient for treatmer
by her father. Dr. Miles NValkei
? Yorkville Enquirer.
Mrs. YV. R. Robinson an
granddaughter, little Miss Inc
Barfield, of the Gills Creek set
tion, who have been visiting th
former's daughter at Riverside
Mrs. Langley, and also he
daughter. Mrs. Everall.of Lancai
| ter, returned home yesterday.
Mr. S. Daghir. the genial an
! gentlemanly young Syrian wh
has been engaged in the mei
Icantile business in I^ancaster ft
; the past thirteen months, lei
Wednesday afternoon for Rod
| Hill, where he will open a store
, as heretofore published in Th
News. Mr. Daghir made man
friends nd aacquaintances whil
in Lancaster who sincerely re
gret his departure.
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The Rev. R. L. Robinson lei
i Thursday for Steele Creek, N
( to assist the pastor. Re\
t VI I jii.'n I > <>
i??i . ?iw*i , in iiicrini^, i I it: I
I will, therefore. l>e no service i
I the A. R. P. church tomorrow
|as noted elsewhere. Mr. Robir
son stopped over in Chariots
{on his way to Steele Creek, t
'see his brother, Mr. \V. P. Rol
jinson, who is undergoing' treal
j ment at a hospital there.
Miss Mary Hood went to C'he<
|ter yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hammon
visited relatives in the Oakhurs
section this week.
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THE LANCASTER NPWS, M?
/)wf/i Im Te.roi* of Mr.,J E Hoke, Mi** Lit* />? t*
.Sot* of Mr. **<* Mrs. A. ^ and Mrg
t Hoks.of Lunester Charlotte, hav
Mr. J. A. Hoke, of this place, ^ions to the mai
received a telegram Wednesday Miss Lila L
afternoon conveying the sad in- g Shipway, or
telligence of the death of his only Tuesday, the 1
son, Mr. J. E. Hoke, at Laredo, g.gQ c?
clock, a
* Texas. The unfortunate young Tenth Avenue.
man was the victim of a brief spell j VOungest da
- of pneumonia, and his father had ^ cap^ w. S. Let
, received but a few hours before i a charming and
his death a message stating that |a(jy an(j has ho
f his son was better. The body is a(jmirers in I^ar
_ being brought to Rock Hill for, frequently <
burial and is expected to arrive, Mrs. J. A. Stew
there Monday. C. Blackmon.
r Mr. Hoke was about 23 years fifroom is a prom
of age and was a native of York, >'?unkr
, . . . . . city. Mr. bntp
in which county his parents re- to Lancaster th
3 sided until their removal to Lan- made a number
t caster a year or two ago. He quaintances wh
v was a particularly bright and
promising young man and had
held a number of responsible po3
sitions in both the railroad and ^ ^
j telegraphic service. At the time mill, i?' good ?x
of his death he was the Associat- hundred gallon ts
. . T , TT I lor water-works in
;ed Press operator at Laredo. He vvitherspoon.
I is survived by his parents and J F(>l. SAi,k The"
one sister. Miss Bessie Hoke, of, Umaster. withi
1* I Bargain for hustlii
Lancaster. ,.i. \v. suiiivnu.
The following Associated Press!
j. . . . , ?, I \VANTK1>?You 1
, dispatch, in relation to Mr. i M.jestu- Ranges
S Hoke's death, appeared in the '-ester Mercantile?
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daily papers throughout the display May :<r<i
United States Thursday: <lios invited. i
Laredo, Tex., April 28.?J. E. ' '""'.'f'v
v Hoke. Associated Press operator. ^Hangc* May xrt
r died at noon today of pneumonia at this display- i
after four day's illness' Mr. 1 ul"i>a"s
Hoke was widely known in news- ih>k kknt?Fivt
g i i * i i terfleld Avenue
paper and telegraphic circles in c:askey. Lancaster
^ the South, having lately been ,. ^Alil.- , IM
identified with The Associated, i >rc 1 li\e year ol
Press at Louisville. Atlanta and j .umc?1'!..
" other cities. Previously he was s,c.
connected with various Southern ; k,\km rnit sTi7I
n railways as train dispatcher. aM(' a hair from
ler, on public ro?
^ 1 ' " southern Power
I- fJnccr Atiitttftl /??*?/ /row vation. balance in
.. S/mir liillril in Chivl?rii ??iuantlt.v of good n
lliiiitf i omnia. outbuildIr
j- * j the 11 asi'ltine-llro'
Many persons repaired to Mr. 116.50 per
Hxr ii? . * . ! Dnikor, Kock IJill
. N. Sowell 8 meat market J 001:. <?. w. s.
i on White street Wednesday to see j xi;o ,,0,.T
8 a strange animal that had been j K?-i iti touch witl
shot and killed the night before ' wt,,r,k-1:4
r . . | crs, students nm
* on his plantation, bv Ijee Lowrv. Iwimmiwinn i
colored, who discovered it in his j ^reH8 J\.";
livery, < oluinhiu,
chicken house. The animal was -?;?
r- an armadillo, and it escaped, it is , 8<>w,V months
e j said, from the carnival here re-,m*k' hrooc
I. cently. The carnival people cal- ' 11
g|led it the grave digger. The ar- FJ?7ri?!
q |madillo is a South American Bennett.
t quadruped, and Webster's Inter- wastkd. Evnv
r- national dictionary savs of it: can get from me 1
, with young calt. at
So called from l>eing armed tnrc<i?hnr on tim
^ with a bony shell. The body and n,ce ??,,nK becl <
head are encased in an armor;
g 1 e II 1 | . ! ^Ol. or any ot
composed of small bony plates. want to take a t>
,I1 i The armadillos burrow in the I w?1| kpi?,.v at <
. . a scliol>?rsbip to eit
I earth, seldom going abroad ex-j
* cept at night. When attacked. | T,^:,1 s,
they curl up in a ball, presenting Tuesday, April 11
r" the armor on all aides. Their
i flesh is good food. There are j at i?r. sapp'? on i
d | several species, one of which !
z| (the peba) is found as far north ! Friday, iho ?>otb a
. lqa tovoq " i I.ancasler for SaU
i lexas. ; iniiou.
-? j Mr. Sum Harper Settle* with It'c Rnttb
SI*; Accitlent Inmtrattre C?. 1 001111
"'"i Mr. S. (). Harper, the wellj P^lll
J known young mechanic who had j ^
d his hand accidentally hurt a few!
o! weeks ago in the machinery at
r-' the oil mill, where he is employir
'ed, had a settlement, this week Give Puritar
*t' with the Aetna Company, repre- trial, note its
i .11 u \,t a* o and how mui
^ I sen ted here by Mr. M. S. With- go jn the pr<
lerspoon. in which he carries an following del
e accident policy, the company! other brand
y | paying him $200. p?ritan si.er
lei The Lancaster Oil Mill com- euritan i??i
>- i pany is also doing a good thing Mhi-sIiiuhIUm
by Mr. Harper. Though he,has s'"ml''
. ... i i Puritan ,loll\
not been able to do any work
[t ,i i .. (( m iliar-. !'r
. since the accident, the company
! . ..... i Imsc i-ontaint
' continues to pav him his lull salaf
N on buy (i
ry. merits mid we
e [ ritan" you wil
iiruth ?/ a fAttle dirt. | I'airnnau? ?oll<
! The little daughter, about two
; years old, of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. VPT T A|
Gj Morris, of the Zion section, died la UliiiU
y.1 Wednesday, of whooping cough. PO?n N
I. which followed an attack of
measles. She was a bright, pretty Wins its fa
child and was idolized by her flavor Get
fond parents. The remains were
buried Thursday at Camp Creek * \\T
d Baptist church, the Rev. Thomas iV *
it Blackmon conducting the funeral At the Sa.
services. Lhmmmmh
Y \ 1QQQ
. VV. S. Lee. of
e issued invita- H
'riage of their sis- OldlvjlUv)]
,ee, to Mr. George
? the evening of m*l 1
18th of May, at | 1 ll M I
t their home on
Miss Lee, who is
tughter of the late
i, of Anderson, is
attractive youngsts
of friends and A.JD]
teaster, where she
visited her sisters,
man and Mrs. O.
The prospective
ineni and wealthy Loans and Dl
man of New York
way was a visitor Overdrafts
e past winter and . nAn tp
of friends and ac- r>Onas
>le here. Real Estate,
3 Notices Cash
In Other Ban
bi? bargain, one wind s \ r_f j
mdltion, with seven v y n iTanu
ink. The very thing
i countrv homo. .1. (I.
?o-?i. B
Ntart'afe, Main St.,
urn it u re ami fixtures. H
iir man. Sec or write Hfl
60-01. B
to see our display of B Capital
May 3r<l to8th. I,an- '
t?'m , rt?62 I Surplus, Prof
t our Maiestio Range r
L to 8th.' All the la- B
.ancaster Mercantile T^PnAC
60-62 B
buyers (or Majestic B By Bank'S
i to 8th. \\ are tree J
Lancaster Mercantile B By Individua
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'-room house on rhes- ^9
Apply to \V. I*.
? >ne standard- ^HHPHBHHHI^^MIHHI
Id harness and hrood
gentle. works any- ?"^r? ?
Hunter, Lancaster.
'1?il.V acres. U miles '
the towu l.ancas- IIVI Vk I
lower of Hit Hit II K
100 acres in eulti- Hw It! I S ?
timber, including a1 All II li IN S
aw timber, 2 settle- W?V^ Mi
igs, etc. Known as
mi Place. For <|iiiek
acre. Plexico, SaMHHHnMHH
. S. </
KAIT <'t?. wants to' l-riv? US \OUt
li young men for sum- j
lly rural school teach- ORDEFIS
J tarin boys. <Jood I
For particulars ad
11. Mgr., lieneral de- i fop
?. ('. 59 02.
e high-grade young Sweet Potato Plan
dd. to go quick. W ill
Icr. Apply al News
MAY 1st.
rix-ronm dwelling on
Apply to IV. P.
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body to know tbst thev
t high grade milch cow, fP A II I (1) A n
the right piice, either I II nfj A I I I H.
e. or in exchange for * ix A v U
?n??l_ I I l!l...k..w
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your sons or daughters
nsiness course, if you
iftice we can sell you a j
l?er ot two schools. 4t?tf , BRING
COACH STAIil.ION
pp's on Monday and
Uh and JOtli, and at i
's ??n Wednesday and
st and ii'Jnd. Again j YOUR
'uesday and Weclncs- j
iHth of April, and at oiitoupcp
's on Thursday and' CHlLHLNo
nd 30th, returning to
lrdav, May 1st. J. C.
;.rt-t>0 J
ed Sunshine
ritan II | ,
e Juice *
i Grape Juice a 1
\ delicious flavor :
ch further it will
?paration of the
licacies over any
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Read the Sts
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water that i
ice sold
Pry a bottle of us sanitary Water A
oit^d. ceived January "J.J. It
i <V Ice Company.
G'S Toasted
Free Ammonia
A |? jZ*0 Albuminoid Amnion
J[ llfl IV jfllj Nitrogen in Nitrates
I Nitrogen in Nitrates
vol* through its naygcn required to?
. , Hardness (as (.arts o
a trial package. Alkalinity (as(>arts<
I Tiktul VinliHw
I.oss on Ignition
ll ? Cemnrks: I'rw fn?i
me Old Stand l$r * .
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it of the Condition of |
Bank, of I
Lancaster I
ril 28th. 1909. I
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Resources
iscounts $410,005 46
6,926 19
19,850 00 I
Furniture, Fixtures 6,800 00 fl
Reserve : I
ks $69,197 75 I
25,432 O6 $94,630 O6
$53S,2i 171
Liabilities I
$50,000 OO
its 36,873 39 |
sits: 9
$ 1,389 4? 9
is 399,948 92 401.338 32 9
$538,211 71
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ite Chemist's Analysis of the
is used in manufacture of the '
by Crystal Ice Company
Charleston, S. <January 2r>, 1 MOf?. r
nnlysis No. 170. iliau-n January '22, 1009, rt>?('m
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Kespeotftillv submitted,
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