The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 24, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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f LETTER FROM GEORGIA S H. Page, CJrciit lirit IMPORTANCE OF SEWERAGE. who sold ! considerat Mr. J. W. Twitty Gives His Views devil't uu Bridge at Great Falls and tered on t w . . travaganct Other Matters. every w her To the Editor of The News: ^evl1. ,wer' he determ I purpose to furnish another newspaper letter for The News. Whether it that was will interest your readers depends work of a upon my ability to gather up mat- him. "If ter as 1 write. I want to say an- lish a dai rjf other word about the Great Falls devil, 'Twl bridge and therefore introduce that You will e matter as my first thought. before yoi As to the importance of the en- try to bee terprise, I presume all are agreed newspaper and 1 would again emphasize the way." Th importance ol immediate steps look- itor canno ing to that end. Mr. T. S. Gregory sume that of Cheraw, who urges the bridge entertains building as of first Importance, also devil and wants a railroad run directly be- have 110 tween the two points?Cheraw and are not tc Great Falls. I have no doubt it you, Chai would be a good investment if men the ease? of capital can be induced to take My,my,I uuiu 01 iv, uui 1 wouia argue mat or tne oui we undertake one thing at a time the reunio and first let a good iron bridge be that th span the Catawba at or near the grind or e great Southern Power Company's union woi plant and then later talk railroad, lavishly. 1 know the route (every foot of it) I see ii in Lancaster county from McManus Cauthen c bridge or Cooks mill to Taxahaw, (5th instt White Bluff, Primus, Pleasant Hill, was a goo Dry Creek. McCardell, Ben Gainer church loj and John Brown or H Green plan- tant place tatlons. This route would cover wife for 5 sections that are much needed and marriage i contribute to stockholders' interest, that time Bear in mind that Jim Cauthen the family lives on the route mentioned and if one point material for the road's construe- daughter < tlon were put into his hands he Pleasant I would put it through in short or- men in th der. He (Cauthen) is what we call Before b ieain wnen we want things put up a sentii forward. lie has no holding back It has but straps?it is go ahead with him and that it is j no let up. grinding s Of course my old friend, C. F. it is desti Tillman, also from Oheraw, endorses interested all 1 say about the enterprise men- I believe I tioned and is looking forward with the future considerable interest to the moving they have of the waters. 1 would be ungrate- killing of ful If 1 did not appreciate his kindly you canno words in my behalf which I hereby the bill of acknowledge and appreciate. es. May 1 notice your neighboring town, breed, fur Kershaw, is on the upgrade. I have their cattl a late Era (11th instant.) some put themsi friend kindly sent me, which talks great dem like they were all in a good humor ces. That down there. The cotton factory is needs, assured and many other enterprises It looks which tend to build up a town, ma- be cotton terially and otherwise. it so profi 1 see you have Col. Leroy Springs vsas a har at the head of your factory, which rily. means success. It is more than I Now, M can understand how the Colonel can be able to use his brain successfully on so pardon bat many enterprises. It may be be- all your r cause he come so near being a Tar Heel. However, there are many F- S.?I things somewhat similar, that are but am im past our comprehension. I can only Valdosts say boom your town, Brother Hamel, and enlist and keep all such men as the Colonel in it and your future growth is assured. iTkl 1 see that Senator E. I). Smith is I III expected in Kershaw on July 4. Of vVI f'OH rwo ho ic tn '? t\ /I f/.nn ? 1 ~ - * Kershaw an<l the surrounding coun- .. try. It will be worth hearing and 1 hope he will have a crowd that he will be treated nice and make many Special to votes to carry him back to the ? United States senate. I mention this because the signs indicate that . , .j Governor Please is turning stones to ' ^ ' defeat Smith, which, from my view- rlnnl T t point would be nothing short of a . ... ' ' . calamity. Notice his policy and it a a1 will strike you that he is trying to . be heard from a moral point of 1 _ > Va ,J!' view. lie claims to want President ,1 , s N\ Wilson to take steps to stop the is- a aa( suance of United States licenses to '!s ^'"a sell liquor in the state, and he , , . \ writes the sheriff of Charleston to :?s a . s#?f stop Sunday sports and liquor sell- . , aPf,s ing on the Isle of Palms. Now I ? about < would inquire if his history and pol- ^.as a SUf' ltice do not contradict this course. JjV' s an i' Did he not advocate the other side I1}1' . pr?Vs of this question when the opposed Mrs. Ma Featherstone? As Is generally Aafl., known I am not a citizen of South rai"'r ^ c Carolina now, though born and Mrs. J. raised in the state, but I have the jrom a J'* keenest interest in all the affairs of ra' , # J the state and especially of Lancas- . Chief of ter county. trying to c Your readers know what I think w'"1 rc^pc about sewerage and how I believe haw your city ought to vote at the com- 'orpnce to irg election. 1 know what I am a niove hi talking about. In the town where ('hief Vine 1 live they had no sewerage for a Pa,hy and time, but later it was established zensand hence I can testify and my testi- ^'r h?y money from almost every point of home Turs view favors sewerage. and I would hrmary wli venture t< say that if the question ral'on f?r were -ubmltted to the eittznns '1? i* doini whether it be continued, not one in Mrs. E one hundred would vote to abolish nuite sick it. Sunday. 1 wish I knew TV F. Adams' an- ^'r' aml ccsters. I am almost certain that I J,avr> taker, do know them if their names and io- ''ouse ??" < cation were called to my attention. , ^,rs f)V( Mr. Sarn Adams had a son Hen but '' Mc?b he lived on the river, whereas this sl>r'ng Thu man (H. f. Adams) lives at ?r Miss Lin Primus, in the opposite direction r,u' Hiat from the court hous. As it is I want t tc say that B. F. Adams is a ^ood day aftern citizen. J guess that he la public ll,'ath sPrl spirited, that his actings and doings ? are intended for the good of the Val masses 1 often see his name connet ted with church meetings and he ' ,w> '*an assigned to the discussions of some "The lto important subject. Such men are fending its valuable in society, church and Sun- some 'dear day schools. May we have more to the bui such men, that city, I see that Jeff Dunlap's son has does depre* recently visited your city. I knew "spouting < Jeff In the army as a solc'ier, who things on j attended to his own business and sure that y it would have afforded me pleasure sition, cot? to have met his son. It seems they many peop both (father and son? married not figure' Montgomery*?good people, in the else for tli Creek section. atnntly eng a few days since I saw an no- cold air,' n count of a me< ting in New York to chill thf city < f journalist? arid among others endeavorinj named as speaker? was the Hon. Our I.an Josephut* Daniels, secretary of the right. It THE LANCASTER NE e speaker repeated a story air than cold air. In fact, "ho had received from Walter has a positive marketable the new ambassador to both commercially and indust tan. It was about a man "Hot air" is the chiefest e his soul to the devil in power that starts the wheels < Ion of unlimited cash from terprise and makes those of i treasury. The man en- merce and industry go round, i career of luxury and ex- air" is putting Southern towi >. He dropped millions the map today that were not k e, but his drafts on the by name in the postofhce guid 0 always honored. Then is the one thing essential to lined to establish a daily arouse the young giant "Dixie and he equipped a plant stir us to shake off the apath; a thing of beauty and a inertia that have bound our rt. But the devil set for too long, and to put forth the you are trying to estab- mous strength of our people an ily newspaper," said the resources which have too Ions unuraw trom tne contract, dormant. xhaust the treasury of hell The promoter?the once del i do it and besides if you "hot air spouted, has arrived! ome the editor of a daily now a business institution in . I will get your soul any- live town, and one of the ge e work is such that an ed- kind?with the natural born ta >t do right. Now I pre- glib of tongue, fertile of idea my old friend Connors enthusiastic of purpose, who: the same views as the opposition can daunt and w hence editors and negroes proof against self-complacent standing financially and ferenee itself?is worth more ) be trusted. What say town or city than any one othei rlie, does the analogy fit lie utility. He sees the oppo ties, he ligures them out "on p: Is it not marvelous to thikn and he makes them go, with tlay of money incident to persistence even to peatiferou n at Gettysburg. It must because the field lies fallow i e Yankees have an axe to South, the fullness of time h? lse the money for this re- rived for our section, and a lid not be furnished so anything that can be figured on paper" can be made to grow t stated that Mrs. A. J. materilize with luxuriance ii ?f Ninety-Six has recently genial clime and sympathetic xnt) passed away. She sponsive commercial, industria id woman and proved her agricultural soils. The "hoi ralty by filling the impor- spouts" advertises far and wid of an itinerant minister's merits and oportunlties of his l >5 years. I witnessed her he brings new enterprises; he 1 n 1848 or 184!>, and since new hotels and modern depol have kept in touch with the convenience and comfort c as they were moved from traveling public; he causes tin to another. She was a scraper to ascend and sets nev >f the late S. Beckham of wider bounds to the skyline lill, S. C., one of the best brings the gatherings and co le country. tions of large and influential I 1 forget it, 1 want to get of men to assemble in his towi nent against killing calves, to look it over, and in a tho t recently occurred to me ways he is on the alert always l x great mistake. It is like the place he represents on the eed corn and means that and keep it there. oving capital. If those And there is good snhst win consider the matter business sense in it, a cent-pei they will act differently in profit, as the business men of Ih some places (Mexico) Southern towns know from 1 a statute prohibiting the expereince and experiment, n calves and consequently speak of the improvement in t buy veal?it is not on tone and spirit of the people an fare at the boarding hous- where the life and ginger of cow raisers improve their tieth century hustle is injected nish gooil pasturage for them and the hookworm of tli e, quit killing calves and slow and leisurely methods i slves in shape to supply a pelled from their system. - C< and for meat at full pri- bia 'Record. , is what the country like everybody wants to Death of iMr. Jaines A. Bowi weigher in Kershaw. Is Special to The News, table? I had an idea it TT ,, . , d place to fill satisfacto- . \le&thA ^rings, June 21, v James A. Bowers died unexpe< .. t i, ...in ut his home near Heath Sprini decipher tW^crawi and Thursday. Ju? d workKind about 2 o'clock, Mr. Bower, de ' g been sick for several months bu t w twtttv not been confined to his room a still have to use crutches tlme? and the day before hls nrnvine T w T was thought to be somewhal proving. J. w. i. proved. He was 62 years of a i. Ga.. June 18, 1913. man of quiet unobtrusive mai was one of our best citizens, liked by all who knew him. B( several brothers l d sisters a IWTV MCU/Q devoted wife be leaves the fc Jill | llLff J inK children: sons, Duflie, Tin Jesse, Leslie and Ernest; daug! Theodosia, Eulalia, Robbie KATH SPRINGS. Mrs. Pittman. Mr. Bowers had for a number of years a me ml the Heath Springs Baptist ch The News. T>br funeral was held at the Springs, June 23.?The at 3 o'clock, Thursday after faculty has been elect- the services being conducted b ! Heath Springs schools pastor, Dr. J. W. H. Dyches. ] ssion 1913-1914: Trio- nient took place at Salem cem I. Bushardt, Newberry; in the presence of a large con Misses Callie Jones, ?t relatives and friends. Ill, Mary Lathan, Little Ivor Brown, Seneca, and itty, Heath Spring. Misses Chauncey Depew of New io I Twitty were in the facul- reported as saying, just before r- ing for Europe on Thursday, n party gi\en by the lad- government is being rui lotV ill tlio trr*nt t pastorium was attended theorists, and practical business >ne hundred persons, and are looking on with alarm," 'ess financially and from "practical business men" loint of the enjoyment of Chauncey Hpeaks of are men, ggie ltoscoe of Columbia himself, who have had full swa visiting her sister, Mrs. twenty-five years, by the gnu Macklri. the G. O. P., and have run the T. Crenshaw has returned ernment for the benefit of the c] it of several days to Mrs. against the masses. Wilson inson, Lancaster. Ilryan and other men of the I Police S. J. Vincent is < ratio party are the "theorists, lean up the town not only doubt the "practical" men ct to blind tigers and "looking on with alarm;" am ? breakers, but with re- more faithfully the Wilson adr garbage as well. This is tration serves the people the the right direction, and alarmed they get. But the p ent will receive the sym- are pretty well satisfied with aid of all good citi- son so fsir?Newberry Observ Crenshaw came home ~ , ... * , * r> day from the Fennell In Tnk<5 1 ,enty of T,,,,e to K" iere he underwent an ope- There is a saying that rapid appendicitis last week. inP ,s slow suicide." If you ? we|j formed the habit of eating too " C. Croxton has been ,(,,y you are moat 1,kely suff at her home here since from indigestion or constipj which will result eventually in Mrs Kraser McMackin ious '"ncss unless corrected. L i rooms in the Watson lion heglt.s the mouth, dain Street should be thoroughly masti lies, Mrs. Small and Mrs nn(l insalivated. Then when ley entertained at the have a fulness of the stomac rsday afternoon in honor ^ duH a?d?v8tl?,(\ f ?r^ ids Clark take one of Chamberlain s Tal ch game of ball beteewn >Many 8,evore cases of stomach iiid Heath Spring Thurs- hie and constipation have been oon resulted in favor of cd l)V the, u!e?f ta|)U;tfl n?g are easy to take and most agrei ' In efTect. Sold by all dealers. lue in "Hot Air." THE CITADEL caster News says: The Military College of S i K mil iiecord. In do- ' aronna. elf from tlio charge of Announced as "Dlstingul friends' of being opposed Military College" by U. S. Wai Idlng of a new hotel In partment. says: 'What The Record full courses in Civil Englnee nate Is this everlasting Sciences, English and Modern of hot air" and doing guages. >aper.' We are not quite Confers B S. and C. E. degrei ou are right in your po- All expenses pay cadets, $2 mporary. If you have y^ar. le in your town that do A scholarship worth $300 a on paper,' or 011 anything ,K vacant from Lancaster C01 at matter, and are con- HI1(' WH1 filled by competltlvi aged in the 'spouting of anilnation at the Counyt seat I may not result in good Friday, August 8th. ardor of those who ar< ' ('r n,'<' ssary Information t to do tilings." t> 1;?111<v appl\ to caster contemporary is ? <?f.. < . J. lloN|>. Is better to "spout" hot The Citadel, t liarlcston. S. ] V J / 1 I I I WS, JUNE 24, 1913. t air" 1785 1918 T \ 1 value, COLLEGE OF CHARI.ESTON. ni>?iv? South Carolina's Oldest College. 3f eu_ 129th Year Begins Sept. 2ti. I com- Entrance examination at ail the "Hot county seats on Friday, July 11, at C tis on 9 a- m* mown Ful1 four-year courses lead to the I e. it B. A. and B. S. degrees. V-/ fully A free tuition scholarship Is as" and signed to each county of the state. GENERA y and Spacious buildings and athletic For Uugj limbs grounds, well equipped laboratories, . v enor- unexcelled library facilities, and the ABcnts for J our finest Museum of natural history In Tins: y lain the South. R<i< | Expenses reasonable. For terms splsed an(l catalogue, address, ,r Plant 1 11,. si HAIUUSON RANDOLPH, President. graye; rep?alr I vehicle. We <n'.'ry overhauling ilentsf j' Sheriff's Sale. I motor cars, t s ami By virtue of two tax executionap-Wipalpt'y , ^ in no to me directed, I have levied ^ i*f)?!n^rite us for lio is an(l WB1 8ell for cash to pajf^taxes, indif- penalties and costs, within the legal NOTICE to ;i hours of sale, on the first Monday . pub- of July, next, the Central Railroad Questions of rtniii- South Carolina, and all of its tension am iper," right of way, situate In Lancaster to he Votei , hi8 county, S. C., rvffining from Heath Council Chan sness Springs to Stoneboro. Purchaser tc caster, S. C n the pay for PaPersis ar- JOHN P. HUNTER, By the Ma lmost Sheriff Lancaster County. the Town of it "on June 13, 1913. assembled an r and the same: ; ?rue- Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. h0!Je"eoat\J, 1 and Schedule In Effect March 3rd 1911 ter, as shown t air Eastern Time. the said tow e the WESTBOUND writing the t( Lv. i.nncaster 6:00a?3:36p town of ^anc builds por^ LawD 6:30a?4:08p Lon 8i ;? for Lv. Richburg 6:55a?4:43p Qualified u the ^.r. Chester 7:30a?6:20p 8in(* town v Ind" EASTUOUND cTsU^of ^ou , Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p e?al amounts ;nven- Lv" ^chburg .. . . 10:20a?7:25p DUrD08S fob Lv. Hascomville. . . .10:r?0a?7:35p i a and Lv- Fort Lawn .. . . 11: 00a?7 :60p ^oupo Ar Lanrafltor 11*?0n 8*1 Km value and usand r' Lancaster ll.?0a 8.15p ThoUfsand ,$4 to put Connections Chester. ?'ith South- purpose of co i map Seaboard and Carolina Ji operating a Northwestern Railways. sewerage in i initial TfForJL 11Lttwn' wlth Seaboard Aii ' (2) Coupo r-cent ^i?6 Railway. value and an many Lancaster, with Southern Railway 8and (#12,00 ecent A. P. McLURE, Supt. purpose of in ot to . the waterwc d oVty Schedules Southern Railway. to*'5; a<?oUpoi twen- Premier Carrier of the South. value and 1 into N. B.?Schedule figures published Thousand ( e old as information only and are not the purpose o s ex- guaranteed. Effective Sept. 16, 1911. ing the street: olum- Daily departure from Lancaster: "hid town; as No. 113?10:06 a. m. for Rock 30B?. 3?51 at Hill and way stations. Civil Code t No. 118?8:31 a. m. for Camden, South Carolin Columbia and way stations. ig now on h No. 114?2:0" p. m. for Camden, Clerk and 1 Columbia, Charleston and way sta- ! town. todly tlons. Now, there! Ks on No- 117?7:48 *> m- ,or Rock the Mayor am e Hill, Yorkvllle and way tatlons. Also town of Lanr . >,?d Charlotte, Washington, Philadelphia sembled, and t 1 ' d and New York. the same: .1 tho * E. McGee, J. O. P. A., Colum- Section 1. death ^i?' Caffey, D. P. A., to the issuan< L im- Charleston, S. C. Lancaster of [go a several amo '"and Subscribe for The News. thedsaide citif iSideS lltand f| 1 NEW MODEL 5 ] 9 f ^ 3 Kt beon ?3 0 ' wo-color Ribbon; I K g IB w jrll ,er ?f H 8 Back Spacer; Tabula- 8 B 8 I 3 H g"^r urch. I I ,or? Tilting Paper y J g ^ j} ^'?^Cf'S ??d?^ p 1^ ^ ,KOV: I I if'1^ * ll A NEW MODEL ? H 11V1 ,r I m I eat- ! J ^ piTK Royal always lias rnp- ; 1 X is a new model whicl rtlon, about Royal Model 5?evi )igH? j ra plier, every up-to-date t feature 1. 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Hies, W agons, Etc. gec> 2. That at such election, elly Springfield Rubber u11 those desiring to vote in favor f nn -civ* of lhe issuance of said bonds to the ' amounts and for the purposes afore"k Hill, S. C. said, shall vote a ballot containing s equipped to do high- thereon the wordH: work on any kind of 1. "Sewerage bonds?Yes." make a specialty of - "Waterworks improvements and painting buggies. Bonds?Yes." ;tc. Work turned out 3. "Street Improvements Bonds e pay freigh tone way. ?Yes." estimates. and all those opposed to the lssu a nee of said bonds shall vote a balok fi FCTION lot containing thereon the words: 1. "Sewerage Bonds?No." Sewerage. Water Ex- "Waterworks improvements il street Improvement Bonds No. 1 on June 25. 3. "Street Improvements Bonds ubers, Town of Lan- ?No." Provided, that all voters as deJune 2, 1913. siring may vote "Yes" or "No" upvor and Aldermen of on said ballots as to either one or ' Lancaster in Council I more of the proposed issues of d by the authority of I bonds and such vote shall be count | ed accordingly, majority of the free- Sec. 3. That the books of regieb said town of Lancas- tration of the said town of Lancasi by the tax books of ter shall be opened on the 6th day n, have petitioned <n of June, 1913, and shall be kept >wn council of the said open until the 14th day of June, aster to order an elec- 1913, inclusive of said last named lid town submitting to day, for the purpose of registering registered electors of all qualified voters of the said town the question as to the whose names do not already appear the said town of Lan- upon the registration books of the pon bonds to the sev- said town. and for the several Sec 4 That L c PayBeur> j Tawing, that is to say: Hunter and Edward K. Plyler, be nf v?!tv flvn and they are heroby appointed as i^(tnw?niinn fnl'?!! managers to conduct the said eleo2 J tion and make return thereof as required by law; and that I. T. Hunter ?, b m jg hereby appointed supervisor of registration of the said town for . f 'Tu , T^' the purpose of making registration tount of Twelve Thou- f *t rg aforesaid 0 > Dollars for the mpr' as arore8al(*iproving and extending Sec. 6. That in contemplation >rks system of said the establishment of a sew'erage system, the following citizens of the n bonds to the par said town of Lancaster, who are amounts of Thirteen free-holders therein, that is to say, ? 13,000) Dollars for Charles D. Jones, Leroy Springs, f building and improv- w- Thurlow Gregory, Arthur P. s and pavements of the McClure and William J. Cunningj provided by Sections bam, be and they are hereby elected id other sections of the by the said town Council of the >f the said State of town of Lancaster as the Sewerage a; Which said petition Commissioners of the said town, le ip The office of the such commissioners to qualify and ""reaBurer of the said serve in accordance with the provisions of Section 3021 and other fore, be it ordained by sections of the Civil Code of the 1 Aldermen of the said sa*d State. aster, in Council as- Done, ordered and ratified by the by the authority of Mayor and Aldermen of the said t T ? ? ?? ? * *? *"** " ^x-.?xii:asver in UOUncil asThat the questions as sembled this the 2nd day of June :e by the said town of 1913. coupon bonds to the (Seal.) unts aforesaid In ac- ERNEST MOORE, Mayor, the said provisions of JOHN CRAWFORD, Code be and the same Clerk and Treasurer. % jfi'.'V Virw of An* 'v,' ' <:'"l .'/ "*** Royal "I vpowrilcr ' ?f f/lC ? - : l III Back of the Ro\ I is one ol lha A III a larif st and most important typel\ IL^/ writer iiiantifacturiiii: concerns in W\ H" world, witn unlimited resources w^- mi <niI If o - fi'i.' 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